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per. hut he chose 10 lump IL. Besides
EiNhy was afraid Of fire and he want.
ed the first call on the WatChman RE
had learned how TO get the first call
on anybody H. his hotel
RiNby.s thirty-fiVe a week didn't seem
10 bU doing what the contract called
for IN the matter of covering every
thing, but he knew that the others were
suffering more than he was and he
kept still
At least. he did until one day he was
asked to chip IN with other guests to
give the landlord a birthday present.
How much will YOU give. Mr.. BiXby'
inquired the clerk in his most affable
style
BiXby gasped. He couldn't help it.
Then he recovered his articulation
Not d he began but MOTTO
ing the presence of ladies. he stopped
Not sam dent" he went on. Not
sam dent. and I'd be a whole lot TO
the good If the d. the dadblasted
landlord hadn't been born at all.
After that the boycott set IN. and
presently Mir BiXby went back 10 his
native heath and FIVE per week.-New
York Press.
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BiNby asked if the mail that came to
the hotel office for him could not be
sent to his room promptly.
Certainly. certainly" said the po-
lite clerk. and it came up by bell
boy, who took dime back with him.
BiNby forgot the dime occasionally.
and the bell boy forgot TO deliver the
mail. lie believed in reciprocity BiXby
dldn quite understand why it was that
Uncle Sam could carry letter 10000
miles FOR two cents. and the bell boy
wanted five times that much to carry
il up three flights OF stairs; but he
didn't ask any questions. 1t was the
same with express packages The
SoulleSS corporation carried one 100
miles or more for a quarter. but the
bell boy in that hotel could not carry
one a hundred feet for less than a
dime. So with water. the most abuu-
dant material on earth. Bixby wanted
Il pitcher OF it, ice cold. every night.
and to get il cost him a dime He
tried once 10 scale the price to a nickel
but there wasn't enough ice In the
pitcher 10 take the sweat of the va
ter.
Frequently Bixby left his coat or his
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Her Age Needs Repision.

Between - ard %"
Your parents lvins ."
no. mans died in 1856. just a month
b,5ore my betholed.
q How oid Vas she when she died 90
'-fu her seventy y-s=venth year
Aul.s friend gave e IoW histle. Then
Dee .01E Uut a pencil and did some
gHicy nguriHg.
''Sie was about nfty-dve years old
when sou were uoru. eh.
Miss Hopper nodded.
"I-u lav your case before Nl-. Null
Just as soon a~ h- com-S back from
Dayton. ili 40 ali 8 can FOR you
q wish you would, said Miss Hop
per- arising to go. There was real earn
estusss iu her voice
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crowd who had not been noticed. calmly
reached out his nand and appropriated
the wallet. and then. quickly turning on
MS heel, disappeared Into the crowd.
THAT wasn't his. said the girl, he
"'~ standing IN the crowd ali the time. DO
'lt wasn't yours, either" said some
one 10 the young man and girl.
we know IT," they admitted prompt
ly, waercupon the original finders nearly
tainted.
such headache" said the swain. as
they headed for the police 90 tell their
troubles.
And there was a couple Of hundred iu
it II there vas a cent No more polite
ness for u.s."
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for themselves. They had t5ro IN the
bank and used part Of this 60 buy furni-
tIre for the Hat that tile four were 10
occupy. Father SelOufeld objected to
This The soGs-iu-law ObjeC ed % his
o5 5IectiOus and q scene followed in which
Mr. SChouftld ld Is said to have been used
roughly.
The ho1evns550 proved too tempestOuS
for the brides ana they returned home
20 their father but before they did 50
Webster and Huber are said 10 have
obtained part Of the 500 saved by the
sirls as well a $ Il diamond locket SinCs
the day Of the marriage the husbands
have been trying 10 become rec5HciIed
With thei- wives but without avail. Yes
tcrday the sisters fiied suits for divorce
in the superior court and Mr.. SChoufeld
caused the arrest OF the husbands on
warrants issued by Justice Wolf
In the meantime, while the different
Suits are pending. the brides are at
hcme With their father, sorry that they
went 'Out for a lark Chicago Chron-
icle
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and the news spread more rapidly than
does the measles in a boys school the
crowd collected. While the young men
were deiiberating as to what TO do with
The wallet a young man spoke up;
Excuse me, but the purse belongs to
this young lady here"
sure il does" said the young lady, a
fetching blonde, promptly reaching for
the money. Very courteously the finders
gave Jhe book to the escort and the girl
took II without a word.
Excuse me. said another voice. but
that is mine" and another man IN The
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else, had e special box BIlt for the
rooster. and ia the roof Of iu he hung
"A brass cage containing a thrush At
the end Of three months Dickev Bird
mad changed far as his voice s-SE
cOncerued-frcm common speCklcd
rooster into a u0udescriDf fowl with A
tone Ike a hoarse canary.
Dickey Bird never croWod. lie lust
warbled, and when ne mounted a fence
ran and gave utteTanCe 20 these IN
natural and uUTOOsteT-llke sounds II vas
? he signal for every other rooster in
he barnyard 10 make q dead SET for
Jickey Bird and chase him until his
owner came 10 his rescue. The strange
FOWL was possessed of remarka bic intel
iigence and appeared 10 know that he
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Bixby "Takes the Count in New York.

" HEN BIxby opened a New
NI York office for his Western
v V business and came to the
metropolis To live ne was
shocked, not 10 say pained. at the cost
"r that commodity. ThirJy-hve dollars
a week for board and lodging in "a
hotel was about the best he could do.
and IL Jared him Five dcI.ars day,
And s. a week had been he limit OF
the best Tn his native village But
BiNby was a philosopher. and when he
heard OF a lady ordering IN advance a
suite at the unfinished Plaza a SIS 90
year, OF another suite az $50 6J0 OF the
famous 81, Regis suite at 1125 a day. or
others at all sorts OF places at prices
from 800 TO 500 a week, and no board
thrown in he came 10 the conclusion
that S35 a week was almost small enough
to be mean. Still he couldn't help
thinking wha- an amount OF comfort
he got out ot his s. per week at home.
and wondered some what ne was going
10 have In exchange for his increase
expense
Does that cover everything" he said
tO the landlord, when the price was
stated for his room and board and bath
"OF, % course" responded the land
lord, and BiXby accepted the statement
q s part Of the contract
Then he moved in, and he was quite
satisfied. True. he didn't have the view
from his windows that he expected, but
there was onyx galore in the office deco
rations, there were larEe malachite col
umns. the elevator had plenty OF bronze
deccrS tious, there were marble walls
around the halls, the floors were mosaic,
with great rugs spread down 10 keep
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~ ktTFMNAL rec.

They we're seated ON the cracker
barrels aud soap boxes in the village
grocer I'D an Oakland county toNn
sws piping yarns.
.'I saw Il fog on the Pacific coast, "
said one. (which vas 80 thick that ou
couldn't see a lantern six inches away"
.'Pshsw,- said a native. Hi links.
the carpenter tells of goln our TO
sEingl- a house one roggy moruiu' llEht
in this town an shingiIu' four feet out
8u the bosom OF the fog before he no
tf-cd MS mistake Made Eli terrible
angry 20 waste al hour rippiu' OF all
them shingles News
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tion. she voiced decided negauon CT the
.dea
Then force was resorted TO. 4 gang II
men tackled the job. and while May
Kelly favored them with zu the choicest
epithets iu her vocabulary. they put he
little home ou a truck and prepared =
irundl- b. away TO the Speedway.
This much Was not accomplished wiIn~
ouJ q great deal OF trouble Mary Kelly
Tut every obstacle her ingenuity could
devise iu the way Of her evictors. The
noise consequent on this drew all tha
refugees iu jefferson Square 70 the scepA.
and so great was the excitement tat
passengers ou the cars dropped of st
.he square and watched the proceedings
ID was much better fun than hanging on
10 The cars.
Finally the house was loaded onto a
truck and then Mary Kelly condescendsd
10 60 within the about-to- be trans
planted domicile From her point OF
vantage sL- v15rtinued to hurl dsfiancs
at her enemies. and at last reports she
was stiIl inveiching against the relief
corporation and vowing that she would
light her battle out TO the finish.
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or belonging 10 an oil magnate at least.
A Thanksgiving turkey was as a rail
fence compared TO II in fatness. IL fair
" bubbled over with bills. Uuustenta-
iously they picked Il up. acting as men
who used 500 bills as cigar lighters
The book was So hefty that 81 required
their combined efforts To Iiit it
But they did not keep il long enough
To convert its contents. They nope .4u.,
IL WAS flled with dynamite For their
immediate sense OF Justice. combined
with their oyerpoliIenesS. compelled
them 10 give IL up.
To the owner oh. no. To slick
stranger. who was there with the
nerve and who beat out woman i'm
the race for the coin. And this is how
10 happened
As soon as the md became known.
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tnem comfortable the ceiling had guam
utl-S or frcSCoeS on them. the boys wore
uniforms, there were lofty palm trees
HpIoutlng all around, and when BiXby
walked IN among So much spleudOT he
-~'slIy thought he was getting a bar
gam ana he almost looked back with
contempt upon his environments Of other
days. Five dollars a day was a lot
70 pay. but just see what ne was getting
for his money.
When BiNby came into dinner the first
evening ne spoke to the head waiter fri
his frank, friendly way, telling him thar
ne was TO De regular boarder and
would Ike the same table and the same
waiter, and the head waiter said Ger
tainiy SIR; certainly" and Bixhv was
put down over by a draughty door THAT
was not quite agreeable. but in v9s n
fault that might be easily remedied and
RiXby had a fairly good dinner RivbV
mentioned the offending doors to ina
head waiter as he went out and the ,1siD
said he would see about it, Next NOM
ing the head waiter was quite sorry INF
IL was the only place that was vacant
Just then. and BiXby spoke OF it 10 a
friend that day downtown. and fbe
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was unpopular among his own kind. for
L- never would venture 20 sing until
he had gained tie highest perch he
could lind
Th,H be lifted his hoarse voice I'm
song until The rest Of the chandeliers
y ere aHg-red into driving him from his
T0strum. Major carroll says ne refused
80 for BIckey Bird q wek before his
wieZu was slit by the cat The major,
from whom tie foregoing details were
Cleaned. offered 20 supply sUI more
particulars. bat a liquid compromise
costing twenty-five cents for two was
effected
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automobiles
in Next World

Timothy Curtin, 1853 West Twenty-sec-
ond street Chicago arraigned in the in
sane court yesterday. placed his left
hand across his breast and his features
took ON a set expression as he said:
Cant say a word, doctor. I'm dead
Don't YOU hear Chopin?"
Why you are all right" said DR.. =.
/. Davis, superintendent OF the deten-
tiGn hospital
NO I'm not. I'm in the next world
l am an automobile. Justice Boyer"
lie was sent IL Dunning
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Then. tp the amazemert of his owner.
DO" began to whistle instead Of issuing
defiance 20 the biruysrd wIth the surili
uek-s-nto,iIe-doo. It was NOT exactly
"a whistle at FIRST, but loug-dra " n-our
note. altogether unlike q CROW. in
about month this changed 90 "a series
~ whistles high and piercing. and then
Go succession of Wat-r-d notes Ike
"a canary.
Major Carroll became interested and.
more as an experiment than anything
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Cat Cops" Singing Rooster.

~ ICKEY BIRD. the singing
rooster owned by Major Car
Tington. Of Stanford. KY. was
killed by a vagrant cat just out
side the barn. The major was so in
censed that, despite bis weisnt-he tips
the beam al .91-he chased the cat with
his cavalry sword and chopped its head
OFF Dickey Bird was Matched two years
ago in a setting Of eleven eggs. lie was
like other chicks until ne was six
months old. anu made the usual dis
gordant sounds that young cocks make
when beginning 10 crow.
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THE NEW YELL.
Let the new "

.et the new ". q. T. L. yell be.
Rsh. Ran. RaH,
Hgll-a-oa il-0OS-
Only the chassTs
Are At 10 use
Ah-h-H-
Buffalo News.
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FIimfammed of PIethoric Wallet.

kG "A n ONEN, money. we've got the
hH money"
Prior 10 recent even
ing had any one addressed
+. J, Harvey. of 1900 Washington street.
HoXbury. as Mr.. +. 4. Mark" there
would have been Things doing,' in the
language of the street.
The same is likewise true of his
friend Charles Jones. But now-weu.
thereby hangs the talc.1
While standing In front OF the Tour
aine Hotel they noticed a wallet on the
sidewalk which had every appearance
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~HONOR WHERE HONOR is DUK.s

We held no brief for the motorists,
5rt honor where honor Is due" On
o. country road tho other day ne saw
motorist deliberately avoid runninE
over an animal on the highway! TS
be exact. IL was a circus elephant
London RystandeT.
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N ASSfSSSSS SCOE 40
They Rob Woman
" HILE two footpads laughed
NM and chatted in order 10 make
II appears to passers by that a
few old friends were meeting
In the street, third forced Mrs Sarah
Goldberg, OF 40 Madison avenue. New
ork. 10 take pair Of diamond ear
rings from ner ears and hand them over
10 his accomDlices. The Womans 1b-
Ject obedience 10 his orders Was due
TO the fact that he brandished "A phlaI
OF acid, threatening he burn out her
eyes.
The hold-up. cunningly planned and
daringly executed. was Witnessed by a
score OF persons who watched the we'll
dressed woman OF middle ase taking
The rings from her ears as though the
occurrence Was nothing IN the least
unusual
Mrs. Goldberg vas AT Park avenue
and Ninety-hfth street when a we'll
dressed young fellow asked her II she
spoke Polish. She replied that she Jid.
and then he told her that he had been
robbed OF a pair OF earrings that be-
longed 10 his mother. Al he told her
the story lis confederate came up az 4
said: "Why, she is wearing the ss.-
rings. Those are yours" She turned
20 60. and the third man stepped close
20 her.
Keep quIet." said he. Make an
outcy. and 1 viii throw this acid in
your eyes.
lie held a phlal Of the deadly stun ia
his hand.
Thoroughly frightened Mrs Goldberg
looked about her FOR help. rs her 81 lie
Nere the other two, laughing. while the
man who lad threatened Uer baae her
hurry. Fearing be would Keep hi=
threat. she reno, ei tLr rings and
passed them over to- the Heen The two
who had spoken 10 her first immediately
made on. The thlTd remained Dy ter.
suu threatening That IL size made sn
cutlery he would burn out her ereS
When theF had gone he handed her
whHt appeared 20 be her earrings. and
ui-appei
Mrs Goldberg ou the verge OF col
lapse. hurried home There she found
the - rriugs were cheap imitation
UEde OF glass ami brass.
To the police Of the Esst E,igutv-
o. ghtn street station Mrs Goldberg
gave as rood a description of the men
IS Efs could.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
FOUND.
HEALoToN.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Healdton, l. T., Jan. 20.-Miss Logan
from Bowie, Texas, is here on visit
to her fathers family.
Mrs. G. l.. Lowery and daughter are
in Ardmore this week.
Lee Mccoy of Ardmore was here
this week. looking after his land in
terests.
Most all the farmers have been
busy picking what little cotton re-
mained in the fields. Some have turn
ed their cattle In upon the cotton, as
it is more or less damaged.
The gin is running today.
We hear OF little or no sickness in
our section.
Lum Barringer is in town today.
The cattlemen say stock are not
doing we'll and attribute IL TO the cold
rains In the early part of the winter.
VIM. Moore of Chagris was on our
streets yesterday.
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Wintry Weather.

From balmy weather with gentle
zephyrs blowing and a temperature Of
over 20 degrees to snow clad streets
and winter winds that almost blow a
gale, is the striking contrast in
weather conditions within the past
thirty-six hours in this section. The
phases of Indian Territory weather
are as variegated as the tints of the
autumn leaves and Ardmore at pres.
ent is getting its full share of the
variety.
Saturday afternoon the weather had
reached that stage where persons
complained of the heat A rising TEN.
perature gave no indication of the
suddeness of the frealSy weather. A
few hours later the town was In the
grasp of a mild blizzard. The wealth.
er man predicted fair weather for the
territory today but the seer's judg-
ment was poor.
The storm of last night was the
severest of the season and the entire
section is blanketed in a snowy garb,
To add to the discontinue Of people
strong north wind has almost blown
gale today, filling the travellers
eyes with snow and making It very
disagreeable.
In some sections of Ardmore huge
banks Of snow form a blockade. The
fall was several inches in depth.
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w. c. 7. U. Program.

The Temperance program that was
postponed from last week owing to
the inclemency of the weather will
be given in the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday, Jan. "a, at 5
o'clock.
Program.
Devotionals led by Mrs. NJ. Trice
Song-"Blest Be the Tie That
Binds. ."-Congregation.
Soldiers JOY" - Miss
Ethel Bullion.
Song-Mrs. like.
Paper-"The Relation of Temper
ance to Missions, Mrs S, II.
Holmes.
Song-Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell,
Paper--"Some Missionary Aspects
of the Temperance Question"-Miss
Alexander.
Sole-T Love You Dear. and Only
You, Mrs. w. S. Crockett.
Paper-"Protectlon of Native Races
Against Intoxicants and Opium
Miss Daisy Nichols.
Music.
Paper-"The Relation OF the W. c.
#. u. to Missionary Work"-By a
member Of the w. C. r. u.
Music.
Songs-"We're Out for Prohibit
tion. tune Dixie.)-
All Women's societies and the gen
eral public are cordially Invited to at
tend this meeting.
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PLACED IN JAIL.
W. J. cOrley Was Remanded by Com.

w. J. corley Was Remanded by Com
missioner PfeiHer-5rough Here.
Federal officers came in yesterday
with w. J. Corley. who was placed in
Jail here, having been remanded by
by Commissioner Pfelffer after being
tried together with A. j. Corley on
the charge of killing Chas. Brow
The tragedy took place near P1u.t
Valley last Sunday week ago. II IS
alleged that Corley shot Brown in self
defense. It is claimed that the de-
fendaut went to Brown to see about
a pistol and tha, trouble ensued. The
result was that Brown was shot and
killed. A. j. Corley. son of the slay-
er, was discharged by the commission
er The parties are farmers ana are
well known in that section.
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THE AUCTION TONIGHT.
Runaway.

In a runaway which occurred yes
terday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock
Jim Stanceli, an employe Of the cleo
trio light company. was painfully
bruised about the right hand. Stan
eel was driving Mr.. Fosters animal
which was attached to a buggy. While
in the southwest portion Of the city
the horse became unamanageable and
Stancell lost control. He made every
effort to stop the animal and seeing
IT was impossible jumped from the
buggy. He was caught In the lines
and dragged for several feet. HIS
right hand was hurt in several places,
but not seriously. The animal ran
for considerable distance. The left
hind wheel of the buggy was torn Off,
having struck telephone pole.
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Notice to Property Owners.

Get your walks and curbs put in.
Re ready for street paving. Curbs
combined with walk. havo con-
structed curbs and walks in large cit
les and know what you want. Every
foot of work | guarantee a life time
without a flaw. What is nicer than
flrst-class Job Of cement walks9
What adds to your property more than
they do? Phone $50. J. w, Fielder,
Contractor. 1876
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Notice to Property Owners.

DO you want a hrst-class Job OF ce-
ment walks. cellar floors, curb and
gutter combined. storm ceilarf Do
you want a nice Job OF coping done
at cemetery: I have spent twenty
years at cement work. have Gem
petent workmen | brought with me.
/ will also bring four more families
TO your city. have bought property
here and have come to stay. ! will
give you any color OF work you want.
Phone No. $50.
26.tf ]. w. Fielder
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Notice Union Laborers.

The Retail Clerks, international Pro
tectiye Association have a special call
meeting on Monday night, Jan. 22nd
at 1880 p. m. and earnestly request
that all members be present. Also ear
nestly request members and officers
of other local unions to meet and CO
operate with them at the Union hall.
Done by order.
G. G. SAME, President.
J. MAX MORELAND, Secretary.
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A Modern Miracle,

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
covery OF Mrs. Mollie Holt of this
place" writes J. o, X. Hooper, Wood
ford. Tenn, "she was SO wasted by
coughing up puss from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end so near that
her family had watched by her bed.
side forty-eight hours; when, at my
urgent request, DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery was given her, with the aston.
ishing result that improvement began
and continued until she finally com
pletely recovered, and is a healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. SOC and s1.00 az
City Drug Store. Trial bottle free. +.
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CITIZENSHIP.

II yon claim citizenship rights and
are not ON the rolls or have business
before the interior department, write
Immediately to w. w. Wright, rogis-
tered attorney. Corcoran building.
Washington. ID. c. .. "a
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For Rent.

have 10 acres OF land to rent for
cash, adjoining Ardmore. VIII be In
Ardmore Jan. 23 and "a.
21-3t RICHARD MclLSH.
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THE AUCTION TONIGHT.
Reception Postponed.

Owing to the inclemency OF the
weather, the reception TO have been
given at the Methodist church tomor-
row evening. has been indefinitely
postponed.
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BARRIERS JOURNEYMEN INTER.
NATIONAL UNION-Meets first
and third Monday nights in each
month. Jim wilkins. president; El.
mer Wright. secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22

THE ARDMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 649.-Meets first Snu-
day in each month at 3 p. m. at
Union Hall. j. w. Golledge, presi-
dent, l.. h. Marston, Jr Secretary.
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RETAIL CLERKS |. p. UNION, No.
635-Meets second Monday night
in each month. G. C. Sain. presi-
deaf; l.. 5. Sheikowitz, secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22

Something doing all next week at
the opera house. ia
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Hotel for Rent.

The wynnewood Hotel To- rent Pt'
ter Jan. 21. Address Box 50. Wynpe
wood, I. T. 1Tio
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A Good Piano

If you haven't one you are miss
ing one of the good things of
life-music. Suppose you stop
in and hear some of our pianos
played. The beautiful tones will
make you long for such an in.
strument in your home. And our
moderate prices and liberal
terms will enable you to do so
without the slightest inconve-
nience.
Established 1890
Z. B. LUKE
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FOR RENT-One suite of rooms, fur
nished, and single room, furnished.
Apply Mrs. Dobbins, 91S A street,
northwest. 1876