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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Stui0cn0cn.
Sic Baltimore 4 SBiu SabnsSo nipnanie.
Nnrcnn oce Sctrctnre.

VWTVUH wv -0FFRFHKV'
Baltimore. mo. 7. 6ebrlnr 1906.
Sua SirefiuriunI bui beuic ans Dem gtetto'
O5smiuu Der Gontpagnie iiir ole am 81. Scjell'
Der 1905 beenptatcn icd)3 .0iotatc cine Eiuis
rcutc pon Sipci q Gru6ent auf bic 9ripritais'
gfticu Der SpmpnHnic %eriinrt, 5Glinnr am J..
MarS 1906 an ole Ni!iundre, ole BERN SDtlG
Der Sraisicrivsgiibcr am ii. 6ebrltur l9OO
oarin ulfgefiibri inn.
Sas Sireftorium e%rilirtc nlbcroeilt ans nelli
iibcri6iiiiecu GeluiuI Der Gputpd1ntc cine Oh
uiecuoc pnu 5mci mn cinhnlb t2f.J Frp6ent
ulii bic Stunlnl gliiielI Der GollpaGflieI 5dblbnr
am I. Mari 1906 an Die 9ilitOIldte, oe perm
S6IllB Der Irunsicrirs Gildcr Gnt ii. 6eOrlior
1906 oaril nufgciitbrt limo.
ben ole SruIsfeTir. Nli6cr Der Gumpuglic nll
IT. Gcbrnur 1906. NubmittngS , llbr. pclbInl'
fen uno nH /. Nldr6 1906, 10 llbr Wior9cl|9'
lplcbcr Ncbiiuei iucroen.
lID Is. Ii. 9Suulipro, Sefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
9trtpn.

Sic MitH!iCncr mcrneu Cliuhi. %ltllicrc1t 0b.
rcnmii9licn 0curn Bauer Die lcnic core III CT.
lucifru. SierinmInIlHg h3 llhr bel NclIrD
61nomnHn. @dc ~@au=SirnBc mn Ndifcrfoll'
Ia rt= HlucmIc.
tilJJ Ebas. VDhrcr, HSClrclGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Wtorn IS. Sn6n.

IS ilayb am IT. 5cbruur 1906 RAD IdlgcrCr
NranlbeIi MarD Is. oubu, @nitilt bon Ebilip 9,
Dubn uIo Iohtcr BON IiurD n. mo ncs pcrs
~Itprbcuen gStllium i. Yulic. Sic Vccroi9una
iiubet am Wiittpudl, giddmittug2 > llbr. bon
ibrcr Icplcl ISnbuull9, Nj. 500, SSci'Yonthnros
StrnGe. ans ituit, H3-JD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
%(Sli,nbctb Stccncr.

IS fiGrb am IT. 5cbrnur 1906 elisabeth
stccner, gclicDtc Satin hca bcrltorocrcll
gloulpb Stccgcr, i'm -. Sabre iDres Ncbclie,
Die 9ccrNigullg iinoct Bcnic, SicIiilaG, ben e..
5ebruur 1906, ginMmittnGs I'M 1a3 Ubr. pom
5raucrtduic. lir. III. Morn. @rccrea Sirnce,
aus ituit, ipoju %crnun0tc mo 6rcltnoe uh-
ilIuu5pnu ciuoCIu0cu iiun. tIl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
.Ncnrn Nnncr.

Is itnrb am -. Scbrliur 1906 senrn Snner,
~9cIie6ter @diie puIt d1tbc Bauer. III Nlier oplI
linoct Wiittwudl, ncll II. Ge0ruur 1906, Htdn
mttiaps I'M > llbr, pom Gra!crbun'c, Itr. ~,
9SeiisScrinatoIsS trubc. aus itdtt. %crluditoic
mn 6reufoe itno bnflih't einaclnocn.
DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Sin Sdritt lit Der rcd)tcn HidJtnng.
Spart % Yrusent an alien crittlaiigen
9rnrnbuiiiru

Grgrnbniicn.
Gin fdjrcr Surg, cntpcber nit
f1lunrjcIt Sud, uoer >ucibtm ooer
QrdIem YlHid4 llehCr6ng, Mics flr
SurgsSiniab, @cGrdbt,lB .Ir6et9e,
Giuhdliantlrung ocr Setde. C7E
IrnicriIor, q Baar ,0uitoibube, VIZ
CeiiWiIlg oc5 @rnbes,
2ci6eripnQcn lIIo . feline Sudden.
@iniam Gppt, 2cifeubcitattrr,
giortbs linb @rcculouIltg pc. 9cioe 2clcpbolie
(San1l ,6Mtie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Nnncs, !N1hl.

is finrb ain y. 5cbrunr 1906 gisnee Snie.
pba Mubl, lbhtcrher poh geo ltro. 6rnI1ti2
o6bl. qcG. Rice. Sic Nccrot1un9 linoci, am
Wittiuum, , llbr !iddnllituG5, bon Der Aob.
NINA ibrcr Glicrll. Ir. 23l2, III fgtolllntelll
StrnBe. ans uui bcH bl. 9rloicr 6%ricobpie lnli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
@~criammlnnss Inseigcn.

Canton. Npeuuc.S nnf, Spars NH aciB.Gerelh.
Sieuitng. ocn 10. Scbruar. lpiro Die Sdbrccs
~ScIiGmmlung nm Ncdintetluabl I'M NerciIIes
gofalc. Tr. 1125, Canton Htpcnnc, iiatttiltocll.
3. @uifermai, lrulioent:
". Siuocmunu, Scirctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Gon0rcBmitgltc MOB.
Z. Scnrp BON Scru3 mics OIcIcr Gage
il, cilcr 9tcoc ulti Die 0ciohrcn bin,
Die DEM 2anbe Onrdl oic @cldlortH
iiibrung Der Giienbnhncn Orobcn.
Iic G%iicnbobncn mo ifr rollcnoe&
Mtotcriol iino olri nrrhr ais l2UO
Wtillioncn bcucrtbct. Sic bcld0ttt'
0cn ric6r ais i,25O,OOO Hcttc; lbrc
9tcttu p Giunobnlcn b%clicIcn lid) i'll
lcBtcn Sabre oui ncbr ais 500 Oll.
liorcn Collars. Sic Nc}abltcn So'
l0rc bcjiiieru iidl olli il6cr Sl1 Oillllos
llcll Sunors. lln0 Ga pcb0ltptct Mr.
Siblcu ppm Gcnnlplponlcll ooB ctIlc
&c0nlotion Der Motcn N(nord)lc.G Com
mitnianlllS mo SojIali9nni9 bcoe1'
tc. @enn 0o9 Der 6ull it, 10 limo
aud, oic Midtcr oeS Obcrml0c2 &c.
rid)ta Nnordiltcn, G%onmuuiltcn lnro
Soiiuliitcn. Sbglcid) Die Gl'cnbob
ncn Gigclthnm i'm @crtbc pon mrbr
ais 1900 Wiiaioncn b"cliBCll, per
Itcltcrl, lie mcnigcr olS 5000 @illllo.
men; lie bcitcucrn obcr so OttlIioncl'
2cltc int Sallbe ourdl lore Slater
iibcrnlGbig nit y Collars pro &opl,
Giuc Stroic Don 5000 Collars iii
cine notwithstanding, bel Scr 800,
Collars pcroicnt luCr0cl>, lulrr
nid)tS nilbcn. IS mil'icn onocrCVtlt
tcl uHGuponot wcrbcn. Inn Die III
tc~rbrildlulN Oc3 %oltc3 SIT ucrbll1
0Crll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
m%adJnngcn.

Cub Ecpurtcmcii pcc 0cbnnoea JripetturSs
gilrcnuS, Gntbbane.
baltimore. ncii 9. ScbrlInr,
Th babe IppIildt!pu iUr oic iutgcaOelt Eris
nilcNlcl crrullet:
Gr. tiS-i5G. 1Scit 3Scit- znnbc. fir sic
Grrt0imlg ciuca h~oIjcrrcn Sduppclla, - Del
20 bel l6.
Guof'o tSe60l5. 6iil. bon hCy alicn gori Rodo,
iiir nc IunitelnnH ctncr Snmpinlnimine bon
II Eicroefrdlleu X
1rGclro Tcmuro. Der Ginmcuhnlocn cGGcgclI
III crbchcn bat. mUNC %bicfelbCl bis 10 lin Sor'
mltiu0s am Is. Ichrllnr ciurcldcl1, SIT luClhcr
}cit ouriibcr pcrbunbcll lpcrbcn ipirn.
GoWnrp :. Grcitpn,
(Scbrl3) Ncbiupcz Nntpcllor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
CORNING.

0~inlcriId, - Gartartia - Gricolidl.
gSciilid) bon 9S0lbrouf cit iiib cine Dalbe
MlciIe. Vcnlitt bic nit Hulubo ttan bc5eit1cic
giortb glocMnc Oar. Srcte Gnifc'ru 9i1dnittuqS
am Tcrminm5. lirciic uon @cgrdbniBpIdbcH lett
fpc5icH. 9eihte Ncbil9nnQcri. IcIepbuil -
9atui 223. Siirenu: Srauttin. uno @inoior'
Ruaoe, Serlanat Srcihurr. (Diai4. 1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

10 iucnbc lie lid, az @SiI0cIm ocn
3lueiten.
Sic tou0orD GilGo. ~ tt
lire Nntbeilihciuc nit icd)a multi,
pli5irel, nil lcd)s nclle iiir cil>cn Der
alten gebcll, Tantit milr0c Oo@ no
minelc &opitol oca Wonopola BON
100 Wiaionen Collars ollf GOO Wtlts
lionen gebradt mCrocn. Gas ut no
tilrlid) MIR ein @eidditatrid. Ger
MurftuertD Der StunOur0 Oil ga
pierre ltebt ioit iiebcn Dial ilber EorI
lno loa nm 10 pcr0ilnnt mcroen,
Bop bic Siuioenoc, Sic biSbcr 10 bis
GO Eru6ent betrilg C1poa a%llltnnolgcr
ouaiieht. Weld)c cltormc Erolitc oodl
10 cin Wollopol obmirit, lucln man
ouS aopitol nm Dos icdl1fnd)c per
mGiiern fam ltro Ole Giuioc1oc bod
nod bod bleibt. Nutiirlid) 1llcBet
Die Sipiocnocn nrd) III 3llfltnIt nod
IN oic dltcn Soihcn.
Seit orcibiN &ubrcn pa.
ben mir cincn Dobcrcn Surif oils IL
0cno Gin @ono Der Nclt. Ger gro.
5cntiub Der 3oQc in Ocnt llcltell IA
Ri Icutid)lono'S lit im Gurdldni!t
nid)t bolb 10 bod, ais Der Frojcntlob,
Den mir ollf inportirtc &onrct crbss
ben" lagt Scr &crtrctcr elmer Ger
gr0btcn Grport Girnlcn III Ncp-
yorf. Murltm llid)t ciucn &crtrng
oblblicBen, Der bciOcn Seitcn gcrcd)t
miro, ms uno unocrcn SGnocrl. C&
lit ihucr cin5uicbcu, murlmt 9cro0t
Geutid)luno iiir cincn 3oltricg aus
cricbCn luor0cn it, cin Souo, 00@
nlchr oiS 0oppclt 10 picl pon ms
fault, ais mir BON linn. lrnb nller
pan onuerifoliid)Cn Understandings
gen crhobt Sroiilicn lcincn 1arif tie
tig olli cine In5obl nnIrrcr NulIpt'
Groolftc, utb babel fault 9rolllicn
nid)t cinnlnl 0cu udltcn (bcll pon
Gem, moS mir BON Hruilllcn toll-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Gplulano's tiirfiidc SGocr.
Ganitabic. Betdnoc, 9oitant gescn. stets piieh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Ser fron5oii dc Ypliti.
fer GlGncnecou frugt in Scr Eorl'cr
ngurorc," mas nah ollcn Sor9elnl-
lulcn luohl nod bon Ger iruii5oNld)'
ruiliid)cit NuinnS iiRrig blcibc? Nl
miIitdriid)er Se5icbtrna nid,t piel
mcbr, OILS Der Nantt, mo III iillol'
aie1er 9e5iehuna 6't DER 'rom'oll'
ihen Seiic oos &ed)} II, Ole Fflidt
fir ollie Shorbeiten oa lu%obnipibig,.,
Abiolntismus aui5nfoflmen. @eni'
III Hublano cine &egierglg gebllpti
lueroen fam. ipeld)e nid,f MIR @eior-
men peripritt, ionoernJ aild ourt)-
iiibrt, 10 fpnn Die franJbiiide Mepnb'
lit iie nod, mteritiitah, mcnn nld)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

10 lucnbc lie iid an @iI0cIm ocrl
3lpeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Gas prcuBii dc &nltuS'
nliniitcriuml bat inn nStoota Illicl'
ger" bcfallnt gcnlod)t, hoB bos @cil'
nlittcl ,MigrGnin" in Die Siltc Der
itorf mirfenoen Nr5neinllttcl uuigcs
llonlnlcl Worbcn lit. IS bari iprtol
in ben Ypotbcfen MIR oltf Die Gcr'
oronun0 cincS gr5tcs obGcGebcl lper
ocr. Gos .Wiiardnin" lit cine
Sdnlclje gus Goiicin, I~ntipprin unA
G%itroncnidure. Son oieicn ScItano'
tbeilcn Oes ~MigrGrinS" 9cbort oas
Goifcin bon jcber bn Den ltarf iuirfcr'
ocn ar5ncimittelnN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Iic1nn5cn Sobrc ser II ar
Is sic Grippe oocr Snilucn5n, Ole
Ona Hcgimcnt iiibrtc. 0iclcn @int9r
lit Is 5ur I%bncdSlllu1 Wicoer mai
oic SoniilitiH. Die cpibcnliid ollftrltt
ma Den McniGcn ooa 2cbcn perbit
teri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Wunbc3ridlt ter Sonborn
IN Miiiollri bat clltid)icbcn oob s..
IS Tp0crS poui GcltruIt Die IrnNcn
ncS Wcncrol- NmuoltS MnolcD poll
I Wtiiiouri IN Der lllltcrillfulg Der &c
ihGitsproftiten Gca ScltrultS bcullt-
luorten milb, Nb trob IQcoem picI
babel bcrnitsfumncll miro? Eur @c'
rid)t mcrocn 0icic Hclltc gGp0hnIld,
bon GROCER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bGIol.
lrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Cine Sto0t in scr fcinc
@UnIcinocsS tcucrn gc6oblt mcrocn,
lit Hobr o!l Moiu. Gic Ginnuhnlch
Die bollptiGhlid aus bcn Mol5nlltnn
0cn oca @crneillbcluulOcS cr5iclt iucr'
0clr, iibcriticNcn lcbtcS &obr Die @c.
mCino- Nu@gobn nm rlun0 $1,000
Wnrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Nrniilicu Der II d) t, cinCn
ncttcn Elunp ppll 70 Millioncn Col
lars bel lulS nn6ulcgelt, nm Den &oi.
ice pilon5cnocn Stnntcu bca can.
ocA olta5lbclicn. 9tillL ul1icrc Otlll.
tinlillipn0rc bobcn'o ia 0o5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Gas Authorization 3 cr
Stotooro Oil 50. ioa nli SGOO,OO0,'
600 crboht mcroen. GntNcGcll Der
ull1cntCincn Nnuubnlc ld)cint nlio
@oiicr llnO Scl iid) bod 5u ucrml.
ld)cn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14

THE Slow Poke" is a beautiful ives.
tern play. that will win It's way into
the hearts OF tho theater going pub.
lie. and while high class and refined
n construction. 1t is a play for the
masses and appeals to all classes. It
has a great heart story with a nicely
woven plot told In simple manner
by clever company with w. b. Pat.
toms Barry Ware, the Slow Poke" is
character that will liuger long and
pleasantly in your memory. Robson
opera house next Tuesday. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14

The following Is list OF tho ro-
crults accepted by tho naval recruit.
ing party as having passed the sue
cess'ul physical examination. The
recruits will leave tomorrow morning
for Oklahoma City whore they will
join the recruits received at that point
for the Norfolk. Va. navy yard.
c. S. Taylor. Coal passer, Berwyn.
l. T.
r. D. Linder. apprentice seaman,
Ardmore
W G Reid. apprentice seaman.
Berwyn, l. T.
j. l.. Holley apprentice seaman.
Provence. I. r.
r. l.. Harris. apprentice seaman.
Provence, I. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
WOULD ENTER THE NAVY.
One Of the Discharged Negro Soldiers
Of the Twenty.Fifth Infantry
Applied For Enlistment In


Several Of tho diahonorably dis
charged negro soldiers Of the 25th in.
fautry made application to Lieut.. G..
Vs. Cole of the naval recruiting par
ty in this section for enlistment iu
the navy, hut we're turned down.
one Of the discharged negro soldiers
applied Tor enlistment claiming to
have TWO honorable discharges from
tho army, and stated the regiment
and company; not the Twenty-nfth
however The applicant gave his cor
rect name. Lieut.. Cole had his sus-
plcions aroused and took the name.
telling tho applicant TO appear back
at the station at certain time. he
negro in question returned on the
time specified. but in the mcanume
Lieut.. Cole got busy and wired the
department at Washington asaiag for
| the record OF the discharged tolilar.
| lie received an answer stating that
the party who applied was a member
Of the dishonorably hschatgci sol
dlers at Fort Reno. Whom the negro
showed mp for examination and was
confronted with the message received
from Washington. at first denied heinE
one. but finally owned up to the fact,
and threw his dlshonorable discharge
on the desk OF the officer and walk
ed out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
Tlshomlnao Court.

District court which is Ia session at
Tishomingo will probably adjourn to.
morrow afternoon for the term. The
term, however does not end until the
18th Of December and cases are set
up TO the nth OF this month. It is
the general opinion OF court officials,
however, that all cases will be dispos.
ed OF by tomorrow afternoon when
an adjournment will be had
The term at Tlshomingo has been
one OF the longest to be held in the
southern district and some important
cases have been heard.
All court officials will return Satur.
day afternoon to spend Sunday in the
city, whether court adjourns for the
term or not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
wATERwoRKs EXTENSION.
The Laying Of Water and Sewer Maine
Nearing Completion-Ths Number
Of Water Users Has Doubled
Lately


Naterworks Inspector Broadna1
stated this morning that the number
Of water takers I'm the city since the
new extensions have been made on the
watcrVorks system, has nearly doub.
led
These new extensions extend in ey-
cry direction over the city and have
been carefully laid SO as to place the
mains on streets where the greatest
number OF water takers live Although
neither the sewerage water mains eX-
tensions have been received BY the
city water department and council,
residents have been given the priH-
lege OF connecting with the mains
This privilege is being taken sdvan.
tage OF by many Of the residents in
the city and pipes are going down in
all sections.
It is probable that the mains will
not bcreceived from the American
Light and Water company until after
the first OF February. Employees OF
that company who are here spperyis.
ing the work Of laying the mains have
been quoted as saying that ,he plpe
would be in the ground by the middle
OF January, unless some unlooKcl for
delay occurred. Should this he the
case the mains will be received at an
earlier date that that OF ths FIRST OF
February.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
PLEASED WITH RESULTS
Naval Lieutenant Cole Pleased with
tho Class OF Recruits Secured
as Ardmore-He ls FaVorably
Impressed With city.

Lluet. c. W. Cole. accompanied by
Surgeon u. l.. Brown q the naval he
cruiting party arrived in Ardmore
early this morning for tho purpose
OF examining the recruits received
here so far this week. Lieut. Cole eN-
dressed himself as being well pleas
ed with the personnel Of the young
men received through this section o
the country and stated that the men
that have Joined the navy from here
are not only fine appearing fellows
show up well physically and men
tally, but are OF good morals ana
in every Instance make good men IN
the service.
The station will be kept open until
tomorrow after which time ans OF
tho men who did not get an opportu'
nifty will be compelled to go to OK
lohoma City. The party will spend
next week in Guthrie but will retain
sub-statlon in Oklahoma City as
was kept here this week.
This was not the first trip to Ard
more for the lieutenant, and today
he expressed surprise at the growth
Of the city since here last. Il notice
that several new buildings have been
erected since our last visit here, and
II the town keeps on growing 1t will
not be a great while before you Will
have metropolitan city"
I'VE would like To keep this ONCE
for another week but find that It will
D almost impossible 10 do so. We
cannot run two sub.stations without
considerable trouble
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
NEW SUITS FILED.
One Damage Suit and Two Divorce
Cases and For Debt.

bdbcn anu TOT Oebts
The following new suits were filed
in the cIorEs Office since late ycster.
day afternoon:
j. W. Perry VS. J. r. Mason. suit
ON note amount involved. $4,000.
" u. Irby VS.. Jewel Irby, divorce.
Ground for suit. dosortion on the part
Of the defendant wife.
r. f. Poole VS. May Salee Poole. dl.
yorcc. Defendant refused to live with
plaintiff after marriage.
S. j. Reed w. W ~. n Union Tele.
graph company; suit for damages in
the sum Of $1,000 The suit was
brought on the ground that tho de.
'ondant company refused to transmit
message from here 10 point in
Texas so as TO notify relatives to pre-.
pare for BURIAL OF plaintiffs child
that had died.
The case for an Injunction against
W T. Johnson the special agent uf tho
United States for tho prevention oi
the Introduction OF liquor In the Indi.
an Territory. This case was brought
hy Joe BaFtinc and W. J. Johnson, al
leglng that the plaintiffs arc not en-
gagged I'm distributing intoxicating. ar.
dent, or malt liquors containing over
two per cent alcohol.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
STOLEN.

STOLEN-Monday night from post in
front OF Wcsthoimer * Daubc's. one
yellow horse, about 10 years old, If
or 10 hands hight, branded $ ON left
thigh, OK ON shoulder Red leath.
cr stamped saddle. VIII Ford stamp
ed ON cantcI VIII pay $500 re-
ward for information leading to re-
covcry of horse and saddle VIII
Ford or Al Parker at Central Liy
cry Stable, Ardmorc, l. r. l3-Gt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
Farmer Take. Bankruptcy.

G.. l.. Lowery, a farmer In the Heald'
ton section, was declared a bankrupt
yesterday afternoon by Referee John
G. Ilinkle. and the first meeting OF
creditors called to be held Dec "a.
The petition OF voluntary bankrupt.
cy was filed several days ago. The
assets are nominal and the liabilities
amount to something over $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14

The doll bazaar that is being con.
Quoted by the ladies' auxiliary OF the
Y. NJ c. A.. Is meeting with success
Notwithstanding the fact that the wea.
thCr is iuclement
The ladies' sold great many dolls
and II business continues as brisk to-
morrow as It was today, all will be
sold by noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One furnished room,
suitable for two young men. Apply
5l4 4th Ave, northwest. 1873
FOR RENT-Four room house. Sec
nnd avenue and + street. Write ".
II. Rawlings, Mil Creek, |. r., Off
FOR RENT-My rooming house, cor
ner d and Third avenue, n. w. A.
ID, Chase. 11-Gt
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms, ground floor Electric lights
and bath. Phone 116, w. II. Rob.
erts. off
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Purcell, /. T., Dec. 13.-Thc one.day
December term OF district court,
which was to have been held here TO.
morrow, has been postponed by Judge
Dickorson until Jan. is.
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Madden sefs Toys for less.

DO your holiday baking S,th White
Frost flour Doesn't cost qul,e so much
but II has no superior. Try II. 25.lm
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IMPORTANT
HOLIDAY FACTS

First you everything purchased
when be appreciated
seeonS Of those goods which
Whatever Is, large small, IS
worthy va r every CO
Perfumes; imported domestic in packages Of aH
sizes bulk
ilet Arte Brushes mirrors, combs snoy
mskerh Pockstbooks
especially suitable for gift purposes
Fancy Stationery; all styles nrst whsth
best II you buy your.
self a gift with you
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Fresh oysters every day at Felix
er's 14.lm
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Madden sells Toys for less.
Madden sells Toys for less.

The Queen OF the Kitchen Is White
Frost -four. Try one sack and you will
use no other. Horne & Riggs, whole.
sale distributors. % I'm
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Don't miss the musical event OF the
season. The National Ladies' Quartet
Monday. Dec. II, at the opera house.
Matinee at $3.50 and regular pro-
gram at night. li-2
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The Ladies' National Quartet Mon,
day afternoon at $3.50 and also at
night l4'2
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WANTED.

WAN u "
WANTED-Position by experienced
salesman; phone or address. +. o..
Young care Wilmington hotel. 1913
WANTED-Rabbits, drawn, rs cents
per dozen; live large o'possums,
25 cents each; poultry, hides, etc.
1871 JEFF CRADDOCK.
WANTED-Ten sales ladies' FIVE
statesmen. Must have experience.
Apply at once. BURTONPEEL
DRY GOODS COMPANY. 1913
WAN1ED-Boarders and roomers.
Vacancies for three persons. Phone
261. 1l-5
WAN IED-An all round blacksmith.
A. w. Minford. Lindsay, |. T. Him
WANTED-White girl for dining room
service. Apply 121 S. Mill st. 10-6
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR THb
NAVY-Bctween II and 35. Pay
per month ,l6 to $40. according to
ratings Food, lodging. medical at
tendance and Arst outfit Of clotn-
Ing free. Good opportunity for ad-
vancoment for those who prove ef.
fcient. Recruiting ofice open in
this city at Court Room. City -.all,
December 10th to 18th. 1916
WANTED-Men, our free illustrated
catalogue explains how we teach
barber trade in few weeks. Special
inducements to limited number.
Graduates paid Sl2 to $50 weekly,
Money earned while learning. Write
today. holer Barber College, Kan
sas city, No. 90
WANTED-A good cook, high wages.
Apply at once. Baltimore Racket
store. TT
WANTED-Reliable laundry agents
in every town in the New State OF
Oklahoma. High grade work and
liberal commissions. Write to NEW
STEAM LAUNDRY. Frank Bonner,
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WA N T COL u M N
THREE LINES, THREE TIMES, THREE DIMES


WANTED-To buy all kinds OF junk.
Southwestern Iron and Metal Co.
G03 L. Main. 1876
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We're off, the sale is on Saturday
morning at 129 East Main st. Come.
l14 w. T. BURCH.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The friends of W l. Crucc announce
him as candidate FOR reelection as
a member Of the city school board.
Election, Dec %.
The friends W l.. II. Love announce
him as candidate for reelection to
membership in the board oi trustees
Of the Ardmore public schools. Elcc.
tiou Dec 90
Madden sells Toys for less.
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Subscribe for The Ardmoreits.
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WANTED-Rabbits, drawn, 75 cents
per dozen; live large opossums,
25 cents each; poultry, hides, etc.
l2tf JEFF CRADDOCK.
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WANTED-Ten sales ladies', five
statesmen. Must have experience.
Apply at once. BURTONPEEL
DRY GOODS COMPANY. 1913