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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24
Unsafe to Write at Night.

From 8 to 10 p. m. the tall girl
wrote letters. The next morning i'm
mediately after breakfast she announ-
ced that her time up to IL O'Clock
would be devoted to correspondence.
'Surely you are not going to write
more letters,' said the top floor
girl'
You wrote a dozen last night. "I
know I did," was the reply, but
am not going to mail them. 7 never
mail letter that I write at night. 1t
isn't safe. | say too many idiotic
things. In only write them as kind
of safety valve. There are certain
things that / must say to relieve my
mind. After get those thoughts put
down on paper feel better but You
could not hire me to mail the letters.
" used to but that was before they
got me into so much trouble. We let
our emotions run away with us when
writing at night. We get entirely too
confidential. Under a shaded gas Jet
we tell things that wild horses could
MT drag from us by the light of day.
Next morning we realize what geese
we have made Of ourselves, but if the
letter have been mailed it is too late to
sit down and wait for The avalanche.
81 still write letters at night, but
only as a relief. This morning I shall
write to the same persons I wrote to
last night but the letters will not be
even first cousins to those emotional
epistles. These will be safe and sane
and warranted innocuous.'
Th" ton floor girl looked uneasy.
~ wrote letter myself last night"
she said.
"Better read it," the tall girl adj
vised. "You'll be sure not to send
it if you do.
The top floor girl opened the en-
velope and perused her letter slowly.
81 think" she said, "that I will
go upstairs and write another"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24

Master Hamilton Cults, of, Sayan-
nah, Ga, will return 10 his home Tues-
day. after a pleasant visit 10 Walter
and Robert Wise.
Misses Matte Pearl McCracken
and Lulie Hunt attended the at home
Friday given by Miss Erin Kohn.
Misses Jessie and Annie Moseley
and Marie Schumper1 have returned
from visit 10 their uncle. Mr.. J. Z.
Sebumper1. at Nidalia. Ga.
Mrs ID. w. Boland and daughter.
Ruth. viii leave today for Atlanta 10
visit Miss Boland s parents
Miss Marie Whitaker has been
elected teacher Of music in the Ep-
worth orphanase school at Columbia.
Wiehtman Sunday School supports
one orphan i'll Epwor1h orphanage.
Mrs. d. ". T. Kibler, has gone on a
visit t" relatives in Newberry
Mrs. W. 4. kinard. Of Sumter has
gone to Newberry for a couple weeks
stay. before returning 10 Sumter.
Miss Lllla hlbler has gone on a
'isl' |" Monroe ~ N-' and IRON there
sDe VIII :" |" "feehso"i" /" attend
lhe 'eachers conference OF the
.., -. VIII
MIS-. >. y. h"hi' ana chlluren nave
oet'l Nlsl'lls MIS-. h"hh or'ther MT
''n". W. uIiner' 'he past week.
Miss Lille Mae Russell is expected
home from Hender>"nville Friday.
The Southern Is extending the sid
ing here and Will put III 1000 feet ad-
dltl"naI. Tins was badly needed here.
Mrs. q. \. Hunter has been visit
!nS III Columbia.
Mr.. Arthur Puyh has been on a
visit /" Orangeburg.
Miss Della Bow4rs after r,upd Of
n,.,Srr. ~ E.vh.r,,. .nd Iarran.
wber. sh. a,,.,,+.5 ~.v.ral bo,sa
parties. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Bolton Luther and children
Of Columbia. are viSitin. DR.. and Mrs.
X. l.. Luther.
Misses Mabel .rJ Lillian Rr,,rn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24
BARBECUE.

We will give a first class barbecue
on Tuesday, September 4. at Andrew
Cromer's. known as the John Mayes
place. Everything will be up-to-date
and everybody will have the privilege
Of dancing all playing ball Mr.. Levi
kilber will cook the dinner.
Come one! Come all!
S. A. Richards,
Andrew Cromer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24
NEWS FROM PROSPERITY.
Synopsis Of Thoughtful Sermon by
Rev. Mr.. KIeps-Personal-
Other Matters.

prospe,j,y, August 23.-I am re-
oneg,.d ,n a,,jnnuc. tina, ,},.r. wi)I
be service. j., Colony cburch ON n.r,
Sunday by Rev. !. !. SIyh.
The Sunday ScbnnI 81 roI,,y
church viii hay. ,l,Dj, animal cDI.b,a.
,i,,, and ,,jr,,ic =, Na,Y,d.v Th.,.
viii b" sJdrD,-D. bv ar-iy. Sunday
HrbnnI wory.ys.
Nil. K.b.cca Mahn. :. vi.i,;,y
Mr.. 4. II. kobu.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. & VII. }.f, Tines.
6ay for Glenn Surjny,. =, which nlace
tlev will spend some time.
Mre. !. F.. Brown. ha, returned
from her vj.i, 10 North Carolina and
Mr. Browne from Glenn Surinys
Mihs Erin Knhr will visi, S,vr
this week.
Mr. Y Cro.u, b.. r.,,,,r.,
from his vacation s,nu, with relatives
in Leesyil]e
Miss Marie Reay;u has r.,unaa
from her trip 10 Wa]baHa and the un-
country.
Mr.. David IJobbjns. of upper New
berry. is visiting Mr.. Il. =. Schn,npe,1
Mrs. f.. Mahan ald children were
visiting in town Oh Monday. the
guests Of Mrs. A. II. kobn.
Misses Tow and Marie Latham are
visiting Mrs. 4. G. Wise.
Mrs. J. S. Wheeler. who has been in
H. l.
return this week.
Mr.. J. u. Ouattlcbaum has gone
on visi, 10 his mother at Statesboro,
Ga, and will bring Master Henry
and little Miss Susie back with him.
Mrs. Krcps. who has been unite
sick, will leave soon for her native
home in the mountains Of VIRGINIA,
where she hopes to soon regain her
wanted health. Our best wishes 90
with her.
The Rev. NJ. O. j. krcps was greet
ed with a full house ON Sunday morn
ing. He took for his text Jonah 3:
"But Jonah rose up to fee unto Tar
shish from the presence Of the Lord.
and went down to Joppa." The fol-
lowing points were brought ont
Jonah, the prophet, fed from his God
given post Of duty. The prophet was
commanded to 90 to Ninevch. He was
to go there and take his position and
there remain until bidden to leave.
But he turned and fled from it. The
Lord hao given to all of us positions
Of duty AID from them not few have
fled. All men are called into the
church to become part of the church.
This is the position Of duty to which
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24

The Anderson Iutelligencer. which
for many year. has been one Of the
best weekly papers in the state. now
appear, a. th" Semi weekly Intelli-
gcHcer. and III" hi2h standard which
the paper Reached a. weekly is being
maintained ~ Il semi weekly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24
BARBECUE IN NO. 2.

w. p. Harris and Co. will furnish a
first-class barbecue in No. 2 township
on September 10. "A first-class cue
is guaranteed. The. gun clubs of the
tsasptX !sSs ipplyitea. 81. .....'.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24
STATEMENT

OF the condition of The NewberTy Saw
ings Bank, located at NewberSy, S. G.,
st the close Of business August IL,
1906.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-24

ings Bank, located at NewberTy, S c.,
st the close Of business August IL,
1906.
Resources
Loans and discounts, ..S256-995 Us
Demand loans. 5.lo9 96
Oyer6raf,s, 1859 "A
Bonds aud stocks owned
bv the bank :. -. 1850 90
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures. -. 1900 90
Due from banks and bank
ers 9,315 Sc
Currency. :. 1000 90
Gold 95 90
Silver. Nickels and Pen
nies :. $50 50
Checks and cash items 9.0l9 55
Total 1929, ,3l4 a.
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in. IS $4,000 90
Undivided profits. less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid. :. :. -. 24.s6o 50
Due TO banks and bankers $3.50 50
Due unpaid dividends, -. l.24 p
Individual deposits subject
to check =. =. 1884 95
Cashier checks, :. ..... IA O3
Notes and bills rediscount-
I'd =. =. =. 10000 90
Bills PAYABLE. including
time certificates repre-
<enling borrowed money 25.00o 90
Total 1899, ,314 81
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEwBERRY.
I. J. f. Norwood, cashier, Of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
I J.E. NORWOOD, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 2lst day of August, 1906.
W. C. TYREE,
n P. for S. G.
Correct-Attest:
Jas. K. Glider.
Jas. Mcintosh,
B. C. Matthews,
Directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Remnant Sale Saturday
ARDMORE Dkl GOODS co
New Field Oenuty.

Marshal Porter several days ago
appointed ". G. Jones OF this city 10
the position Of field deputy, with head.
quarters az Tishomingo 20 succeed
former deputy Jim Bridges resigned
Mr.. Jones began his Official duties yes
,erday aud will keep his headquarters
a. Tlshomlngo. Mr.. Jones was for.
merly jail guard here under Marshal
Ben Coibert's administration. but was
let out when Marshal Porter received
the appointment. Mr.. Bridges is also
old In the service Of the government
here. and vas a deputy under Marshal
Colbert His resignation took effect
on the thirteenth Of last month. but
the appointment was delayed some
what Mr. Bridges will devote him
self 10 the circulation department OF
his newspaper at Tishomlngo. The
Tlshomlngo News, which he purchas.
ed some time ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
To E,.ablIsh Headouarte-s.

The Thirty thousand Club. which
has 0een maintaining headauarters
since : organization in the Banker
Trus, bui Iing. has made arrange
ments for permanent headquarters
over the postoffiec. They will take the
Offices noW being used by Carter &
Cannon. who will move 20 other rooms
the building. Tne rooms will be-
atted up for the club, and will be
-etained a. permanent Offices II e.
thought the change will be made
some time next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Buy Remnants SATURDAY,
ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.
A New Use for AutombIIs.

Quite a novel scene Is being enacted
at the ROYAL Roller Rink today. II Is a
neV trick in automobiling on the floor
of the rink and running at the rate OF
several miles an hour is W, A. I'd
wards new automobile, dragging be
hind II the large rock which is used
10 plane the noor of the rink. Mr.,
simpson of the rink says It Is the new
est feat In automoC,llng, and he will
probably put on a show at the rink,
with Mr.. Edwards doing the loop the
loop in his machine The automobile
found It's way into the building after
all the available horses in the city
had been worked down from drag,
ging the heavy smoothing stone over
the floor. AIR. simpson has applied 'or
a patent on the idea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
F1g Remnants Saturday
ARDMORE DRY GOODS co
PUSHING TIE PAVING.
c;y Camel Hss Matter N Hans
prsr.rtY oNrsrs slanLna pstI.Ian.

-.y Canal -ss Mater N -ar5-
Property Owners Signing Ps,I;ion.
Nag1r r " Dick. Councilman r
So. Rardoi and Cap, ~ p Whiting.
con we're circulating a petition among
the property owners % Main street
and cross streets yesterday. The pc
'ition 1as 70 the effect that they we're
willing and anxious 10 pay Tor the
pavement o fthe street adjoining and
in front of their property on these
streets. The district 70 be- paved hrst.
and which Is under the direct super
vision % the city. extends from one
block east of the Santa r. railroad
on eas Main sreet 70 r street vest.
on West Main street. and from the
same streets east % west taking To-
al side streets crossing Main street
from Broadway north 20 ist avenue.
south. and is known as improvement
District 80. !. This district vas laid
i1t some time ago by the business
men o. that section. with q view tr
paving. and takes lu practically all
the business portion of the city. *.
ce1'iug the business houses north Of
Broadway street on Caddo and those
on Broadway street and a few on lst
avenue. south. also those on Main
street east from the first block east Of
'he railroad tracks Of the Santa Fe
road
The city Is 10 pave all crossings
of the streets and all alleys. while the
property owners are 10 pave only tfat
ra-r Of the streets which touch their
property. For this they arc - pay
annually one per cent oi the assessed
valuation OF their DrJp y unul the
paving Is paid for. This rate enable
an % pave without straining their
purse strings and will increase the
valuation Of the property fronting the
streets which are paved more than
three times what the paving will cos'.
The petition, which was only acted
upon Yesterday. was signed by eighty
four property owners Of the city who
realize the necessity Of paving, Tho
committee stated that they were not
turned down by but one or t"u md
that these would. II Is thought, sign u
when they realized the importance Of
the movement and what it meant o.
the city. Mr.. Dick and his associate
committeeman feel very much graft
fed over the manner 20 which the
proposition was received by the prep
erty owners Of the city
The petition will be circulated until
an who are public spirited have sign
81. Those who will not sign will have
their paving laid anyhow. and the
council will take advantage Of the
Curtis bin whicn provides for a man
ner % which 70 tax property owners
for municipal Improvements
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
sEE sIe.rs D. sour-rors
c-ts-s os-,s-s Hsf-s- cs.ss- T-...
.e5 80 s.-ss-s as. sg--.

t8 H1te -a--a---- A. --
-l--- -f 90 a.s--- a-5 { street
s1-.--ss- l- -1--a-r rt1 -.- B-1-s.
s-1 -l-. F1-e s-s1 -es ss--s
E .-a- - a-s -=sI.-s.--- for -- s
5-E ~ -1ar s-z--s t-s-
Ha-- o. l-5 -1e 1.--- tr. n-- rs-s
1l l- h.s t-1-- -5--1 -ss- sgs-.-r
ll1-- fsr 3.-.1e.. q Oars s1s1os pass
80 --= l9-s= ID s-5-. sloz --1-
TLe arl-sL atl-- seemed .0o large
Pr even .he isrz-s- ~ d1zs. stt-sc-as
ne a-'sa'ion 1f tts 1z--y 40 seat
20 -1e fe-rs % better sea Hhaf -a-
lsr % 'ti1z % Eas IA. r1ames TIE
streets . TIE ci-g o. -iEht. like
ril1 beast A5o1- ~ tine thsg
r=aclsd ne 'sacs. t1s ia.-.ts- 5asssi
ll5@r an electric light ard theg
Hlu Do vas large ysrlcsn cOgza-
The cougar pas :5IJrei b. snaI
Zee sti-h sebt sla1D.1z st his feet
ard legs. attracting 20 a-'e-to1 from
're large sl.mal plI-- seemed infe-t
l,5a tha direction 1s sas g0inz sl,1
ylt -1-.c.1z sayrhl-z else " H0.
ds- flr-s a brick ar t6e cougar ahlch
si'l o -r-4an plunged ia.3 The DARK
7-. s11 ~ '''h ards me faF As-S
.e'.'- laF
ihs H ihe 'a.-l VINO '-.s ANNA
-aa 'ea seq .a'+.', '-1- a. 'l5 -'''
ate orc. ia ne -'.- m'-A'ilils
'T parties cDl.'.- t--,-zl mere --'-
ono evening ana .i I.4-i 2" 'A@
'i'h iiI. a" iA- ' .'-
.iH- h mas .-' '-+ ..-'
.ia.''. ~ O.. ' i7
'--n seen l.i-
fsifa ago ih@'- a-.Ai's were '-''
common DID me "'i..i'i' s4i''l'4
ing this cil. o4t nave nor '-sn zee"
mere ''' years arg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Weather Conditions.

The cotton exchange OF z r urll
lot 4 Co. has received the following
weather reports today:
Pine Blun reports a heavy rain yes
tsrday and last night
Memphis-Heayy storm at : a. m
Raining today.
Rain fell yesterday over north Ala
bama the Mississippi valley. Arkan
sis and Southeast Texas
% Is still raining 40 Baton Rouge.
Memphis and Galveston
Forecast for Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. Saturday partly cloudy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Buy Rsmnaa.s safgr1ay
ARDNORE DRY GOODS CO
AFrEe eAcE -ossEs.
oT,.rt o. Far Ass5s s.5- L.s.s N
sss-,- Of East -srss1

oT,.rt o. Far Ass5s s's- L.s.s N
sssr,- Of Fss, -srssi
J. B Wau. Dr.sII-r. lf 'H- Ara.
more Pair aad PARK association. and
B. p GlII0f a member o.. -aa JJsr1
% tfe .ams .asr.lHoa I-H today f0-
Dallas. Ff Worth 8r1 other r1.l's .1
Texas. where tha. z5 iJr tHa purpose
of securing some fa.t tYr-as fy- fhe
rare meet har. which Is f9 5a held
g- fhe zstb. ~ ard g.th. tha same
dsrs ~ The reunion 9f Confederate
~ ffe Territory TL.g Ui'l make an
effort fJ secure some Of the best
h4t.s lu Texas a1d other stltss.
which may Je touring Texas and Do 'r
ti s.r intention 20 make the races here
a those DAYS the fastest that have
ever been run on toe lOcal or any
track In the territory There are a.
present more than forty horses a.
tLr .air ground stables. which are b..
inz trained 20 "a u.ccfy aud 1I'h those
that Mr GuIlJt and Nr Wall Nll
secure. the races should BE- quite a
feature
Some fast local horses Nlll De en-.
tered. but D. g. thought that outside
horses will be among the greater mum.
ber
The interest IN good horses and fast
ones here which has been on the ia.
crease f0r the past few years has
taken the form ~ baseball craze in
some cities. and good series Of
matinee races always brings ont a
good crowd of enthusiast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Good Wheat

Several loads Of wheat we're brought
ia today by renters fr,m Col F VI
FoXs farm. west ~ the city. TAe
wheat was readily bid upIn and DUR
chased by local whIr.alo isiers :,
vas sold for 30 Gems per bushel Tho
wheat Is among the best that has Dsan
brought here and Eas vLifc and full
{, is vhat is kouVn as the Texas Rust
Proof wheat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
- Malor,s tsndson. .ors.

Mayor r W. Dick Is having erected
one OF the haadsomest homes In the
city When completed n will be a
credit 20 the town he Is having an
other story added 10 his already pfet.
ty home. making II a twostory res
ldeace, with ample porches and halls.
The residence is being erected on the
latest styles OF architecture Being
built as II Ii at the junction ~ Main
and Broadway strets. where he owns
a handsome lot called The Angle"
Mr.. Dicks home can be- seen from
the fartherest part Of Maln street.
The house will be an imposing struc'
ture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Marietta Wins over r.shomiogo.

Marietta. T. T.. July l3-l Specially
la an exciting game OF base ball
played here yesterday afternoon. be
fore a large crowd Of people Marietta
shutout Tishomingo. With score of
. to o. The batteries were, Marietta,
Braun and Woods Tishomnigo. Loon
ey and Miller. Hits on Braun. one;
o LOoney, Ave. Errors, Tishomingo
two. Much enthusiasm was displayed
over the game as there has long been
somewhat OF rivalry between the
two teams. The same teams will play
today and also tomorrow, as they are
PLAYING a three game series.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Buy Remnants Saturday.
ARDMORE DRt GOODS co
Streets Drying Up.

The streets Of the city 1r5 tls' iry.
ing up after the heavy -a'ns % the
past few days and will be In t9lersbls
coalition shortly. The paving Is badly
needed. a. the best streets are no.
half what they should be and when
rain falls for any length Of time they
zs, In a mighty bad condition. The be
ginning Of paving Is awaited With
anxiety By the business men oi the
city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
For sale

Secondhand Typeari'ar a. a bar.
g.lu When We move into our new
.a.lu- Sept g. ve viii equip our
-.lnl entirely With ueR typewriterE.
Th 30 Remington Underwood lrd
smith Premier tyue"rter- that are
uaF 100 use will ba sold at "a great bar.
gain These machines vll De put IN
good shape and sold under a guar
lrr.. Machines 2I'' %. delivered
now or later and viii De- sold on terms
fp Uit The purcha.sr ~ son need "a
typewriter phone or write l3tf
sELVIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.
Complies 81 the chisksss~ Title Ca
Aos.rsctors.


Merritt A HoFer,oa % 4 d walk
s-. 10, & block 275. sulphur C0asii.
eratboa 500.
merritt A. HoEerton % ?. T. sai
Mamie walker. lot ?. block rs. SUI.
phur Consideration SO
Dana Homer et al n Guy p COBB.
parts o. Sec. 30. % and Is. T3s RE
Consideration $500
P iui.sn 20 ]. p M1-ey 10. 9.
block 2is A-tmore. Consideration
500.
Harriet Pace % r. r. Chovulng.
parts s@cs - and l5. T5s Riw Con.
side-ation 800
Zachary taylor e. ux Bette 70 ]. B.
sprag.ns and J. r. Easley. part lot s.
block 15l. Arimore. Consideration
$3.50.
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rsoEsArEo cLuss ~ssr.
A. o, $3.50 .ty-A-s-s-. D..
49, .---Vu-- Ha-.


= ? s--sr-s I'D Lee C---s 30
c------4e t-1- .l- Commercial c-1.
% -f.s CRY aD5l.-ta5 a. a r.-s1-
meeting o.. TIA. c.lJ tl s-t--f tla
s---sI -4-.l-z % ths Federated
CIl5s OF The territories zach ras
lid e. O.sh1ns city yesterday. -
-1-r=s from -1st place iss. evening
A. STATED i1 t6e Arsnoreits ~ yes.s-.
5sr u- C-lre uas reelected p-ssiiea.
o., ,h4 federated c,-5s. an honor %
1hlch A-dn5-e members % the CON.
nercisI ci15 aai Others are l.1iy
proud
Tie attendance q. the n...ilg "a
1-s % fths largest the Fets-a . C'grs
have y4- had. an1 uss -1us''y at
ended 5y delegates fro1i 10Th lndlaa
Te--i.o-y and Oklahoma territories
Mech relative % the state 20 b. and
rss. u0-x z0ul5 b. before the con
u--clal cll5s o. tha t7EIs "a rhis
s.4.e. uas discussed. Plans rere laid
f1- the beet manc-r Ga phich t0 take
charge q the immigration that would
cone here Nth the 0peaing oi ihs
state and the removal d s3t lctionf.
The delegates from this city ID much
-5Vs-ds assisting In the meeting an1
made fJr Ardmore the name % Dos
.essinz business men o. sound iu1g-
n snt and executive ability
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13
Elks VIII Dance.

The ElGs will entertain tonight with
thelr regular weekly hop. All Elks
aad their ladies' are most cordially
Invited to attend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

When a young man and a girl are
in love with each other she is all the
world TO him-which explains how all
the world loves a lover
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

Miss Myrtle Dempsey from Tecum-
sch Is here visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ada Hines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

We are now prepared IN loan money
on city property. See us for terms.
3tf INDIAHOMA TRUST co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

Despair is the undertaken that carts
on dead hopes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

The less a man thinks OF his neigh.
Dor the more he admires himself.
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Buy Remnants Saturday
ARDMORE DRY GOODS CO
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LOST.

LOST-A gold locket and chain. Bn-
grayed Al Meza. Finder return to
Central Hotel and get reward. l2-i
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soR RcHr.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Second.hand typevriters
AZ a bargain. When We move lato
our new building Sept I. We will
equip our school entirely with nes
typewriters. The % Remington. Un.
dervoOd and Smith.Premler type
writer's that are now 10 use In
school will be sold at a great bar.
gain These machines will be put
In good shape and sold under a guar
antee. Machines will be delivered
now or later and will be sold on
terms 10 suit the purchaser. II you
need a typewriter. phone or write
selyidge Business College. 1877
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TAKEN UP-70in mare. IS hands
high, 5 year. old, no brands, right
ear split. Owner can have same by
calling on me, three miles south of
Durwood, and paying charges for
care and Advertising e D. Garnand.
Provence, |. I. 1879
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-13

FOR sALE-yery desirable. partially
improved Ardmore property. cheap.
J. A. Geary at Byrd & Gresorys
ONCE. 6-im
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Remnant Sale Saturday.
ARDMoRE DRY GOODS co.
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FOR SALE-Car each one and two
year old mules, good color and eood
sizes; also 70 geatle brood mares.
with mule and horse colts. Ward
Roper, Cleburne, Texas. l3-d VIZ
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FOR SALE-Choice single and double
drivers and draft horses. Wilker-
son & lawson, livery barn on South
Washington. lin
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FOR SALE-i0 acres OF ln;ermarrled
surplas land, close TO Ardmore. for
S2,5OO Abel d. Chase Sr. l9.lm
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STOLEN

STOLEN-Two male setter pups. A
reward will be paid for their re-
turn TO me.
SO ARTHUR JULIAN.
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True and tried friends OF the family
-DeWitt's Little Eally Risers, Good
pills, Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.