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Sharp County record., 1906-06-01
MORE ABOUT THE INSTITUTE.
Important Notice From County Examiner
W. H. Watkins To Teachers.

In compliance with the new
institute law, which requires
county examiners to hold in the
month of June teachers insti-
ute of not less than one week,
me 4 has been designated as
he time for the beginning Of the
Sharp County Institute, which
sill be held at Evening Shade
end continue for one week.
! Teachers will please bear in
mind that the law compels them
'ta attend, to do the work outlined,
ard to make reports to the county
examiner, and that a failure to
DO so revokes their licenses. The
State Superintendent says that
prompt attendance during the
entire institute is reasonable re-
quirement. !, therefore, insist
that each teacher be here ready
for work by $3.50 A. NJ, Monday,
JuAe 4, and that he be present at
the beginning of each period
during the entire five days. We
want to make the institute a model
school. The examiner and a few
strong teachers selected by him
after the Institute begins, will do
most of the teaching. The teach
ers will bring text books, 50 they
can prepare at night the lessons
assigned for next day. There
will be- no entertainments or lee
ture5 at night, except on Friday
nigh..
TIE program for the first day
will lie as follows:
8:J0-Reports from Teachers.
9:75--Graded Course of Study.
10:00-Elementary Arithmetic.
10 930-Recess.
10. t0-General Discussion of
y. sz.,.,stoTy.
11;10-Language Studies.
II :40--Primary Geography.
12:10-Recess.
1:30-E.eading.
2:00-Writing and Spelling.
2::30-Early History Of Arkan-
sas.
3:00-Dietetics.
3:30-Legislative Department
Of U. S. Government.
4:00-School Organization.
The lessons for the other days
will be announced on first day.
The items to be reported by
each teacher are as follows:
1. Number of District.
2. Name of Teacher.
3. Grade OF License.
4. Number Of Days Taught.
5. Salary per Month.
6. Pupils Enrolled.
7. Average Daily Attendance.
s. Number of Grades.
8. Value Of Schoolhouse.
10. Value of Apparatus.
II. Number of Pupils finishing
Course of Study.
12. Amount of Tax Voted.
13. Number of Teachers in
School.
IA. Tuition from Non-residents.
10. Experience of Teacher in
Months.
16. Number of Pupils under
Twelve Years of Age.
II. Number between Twelve
and Eighteen.
Is. Number between Eighteen
and Twentyone.
10. Number Of Pupils over
Twentyone.
The law provides that examin-
ers may renew the licenses Of
those teachers doing fine work in
the institute. OF course, in order
that license be lawfully renewed,
it must be done by the examiner
conducting the institute attended
by the teacher.
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Special 70 The Trihune

Special 10 The Tribune
LOGAN, July 2l.-Deinty IN All its ar
rsnsements was the card party given Fri
day evening by MIR. and Mrs, j. L. Christian.
Lake, The rooIng were prettily arranged
with cut flowers and potted plants. i've
being won by Miss Florence Miner Miss
Howe George T. Thatcher ard Mr. Howell
Delicious rsiresbmenia were served. and those
present were Mt. and Mrs: Leo Thatcher,
Mr., aud Mrs. William Howell, Mr.. aud Mrs
sylvan Needham, Mr. and Mr1. Preston
Thatcher. hlr. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Jr
Miss Miner, Mise Rhca Ricks George Torgo
son and Ar. Carlisle.
Miss Clara Trip Of California, who Is
visitinS Miss Elizabeth WyHnt, was tho guest
Of honor ~ = pleasant informal evening given
by Miss Wyant Saturday evening. a dainty
luncheon was served and those present were
DR.. and MTs. Yoder, Prof and Mrs. Bexell
Prof. and Mrs. Osten, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ r.
Moore, Mrs. Wing. Miss Trpp aud Miss
Or. and Mrs. d, O. Budss, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Preston, Mrs s; Thatcher Mr. and Mrs.
r. L. Campbell and Booker Preston made up
at Blacksmith's Fork canyon,
Capt. and Mrs. styer and children have
returned from Salt Lake.
MF and Ms 2. " ,Niblsy are visiting
Miss Tingui OF Salt Lake is visiting with
Logan friends.
Mrs. willard Hanson went 20 the city
Tuesday, whore she will visit tor fortni gbt
with relatives.
sir; and Mrs. SeliEman are visiting with
Salt Lake friends.
blr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Nelson LEFT Tues.
day for BoIemsu, Mont, where they win
make their home
., AquiuO Neosker Is visiting with his fam.
ily az Logan.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Lofgreen lof,
wednesday for Anaconda, where they will
Miss IneI Merrill Of Ogden IS visiting with
Logan fricnds
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II woollcy Of Salt Lake
arc visiting In Logan.
Ariel Carbon is back from a pleasant
Salt Lako visit
Mr. aud Mrs. II. G. whitney havo re-
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UPPER FALLS SOCIETY

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
UPPER FALLS, Provo Canyon, July 81
Nr. and Mra. Wallace Bransford entertained
tho following friends at their camp at Upper
Falls Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Kueff
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. III. G.. 1lif Mr..
Marble. w. II. Parker, Messrs Rob Browie
and King
G, z. Calder, T. T.. sterkey, J. 3. Moroton
and wife aud John link nad vito from Salt
Lake were visitors At Upper Falls Sunday.
r. w. Flandro and wife OF New York City
and j. n. FerhGrsol OF Washington, d. c.,
are registered for weeks outing.
Wallsco Bransford and L. L. Doppan were
successful fishermen Tuesday each catching
the limit In about six hours,
Camping season has begun In osrnest.
Among the late arrivals are Byron W. King,
II. B. Christie, DIR. Benjsmin Young aud
family, Mrs ]. NJ Bowman and daug ughters
and Mrs. D. D. Houtz and family.
Mr.. nnd Mrs Y. s. snelsroye are spending
ten days rusticating
Mestrs George K OFT, Alex Hamilton, N.
HeffernAn and A. q. swaner compose a
party Of jolly bachelors spending the week
AZ Che resort.
Dancing boating and bonfireS are INDUCED
IN frequently by the resorters.
largo boat has been placed on the lake
just few yards above the resort,
Mr.. snd Mrs. 9. =. Loose were callers
Thursday, making arrangement for camp.
ing spot at Upper Falls.
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Academy svonuc. the occasion being the
Doctors birthday anniversary. sumptuouS
dinner was served and n pleasant evoning
passed
PrcScilla club, left FOR an outing in Provo
canyon tho latter part of this weok.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoo. were Salt
Lsko visitors Thuraday.
a very pleasing social was given Thurs
day evening by tho members Of tho Fiith
ward choir in honor Of their director, j. r..
Boshard. AZ his home. Music, recitstions;
games and general good time was enjoyed
Mr.. Botherd with beautiful gold scarf
pin as a token OF their esteem and appre-
citation. Dainty refreshments were served,
Miss Ida smoot Duseuberry Is visiting
friends in Boise, Ida.
Miss Deilah and Master Milton Booth de.
lightfully entertained about twenty of their
young friends at the home OF their parontG,
Judge and Mrs. f. Booth, Saturday even
the evening Delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Nettic Knudsen has returned from q
pleasant visit with friends in Salt Lake City.
Miss Erma Smoot Of Salt Lake City Is
visiting with relatives in Provo this week.
Miss May Thurman entertained the Pri-
ocills club at her home Thursday evening.
pleasant social time was spont and dainty
Refreshments served
Misses E.hel Smith, viiAts Elliott Sarah
GILES and Mrs. Esther q stewart Vislated
friends az Springville this week
The many friends OF Miss Miriam Eelke
will DO delighted 10 learn OF her being elect
ed secretary OF tho National Speech Arts as
ISOLATION. formerly the National Elocutiopist,
OF the annual convention hold al Chaussuqus,
y. Y.
Miss Mamuis BSesley delightfully."- enter.
| tanned the members Of the Pallas club and
few invited friends ~ the beautiful fruit
! farm Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. w o,
| Beesley, Friday evening. The merry crowd
/ left Provo az 5 o'clock In vehicles for the
farm. Music, games and merrimept Feigned
supreme. An elaborate luncheon WAS served.
Senator and Mrs. Reed smoot delightfully."-
entertained Of lAko party Saturday even
| ing. Among the eguests were President and
\ Mrs. Joseph y. Saith, Gr aud Mrs. John
Henry Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Is. Young
OF Salt Lake City. delightful sail on Utah
lake was enjoyed, after which a sumptuous
| dinner was pnrttken OF.
Miss Bertha Anderson left Monday to
Join party OF friends for On outing nj
| Fish lake.
Mrs Grace Wallack Of Pueblo, Colo for
mcrly Miss Grace Bee Of this city, is visiting
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kaPRoVo1S
'!s$SOClETTNW
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PROVO, July 21.--A delightful lawn party
was givnn Wednesday evening at the homo
Of Mr. and Mrs. W. S Gibby in honor OF
their son William by n number Of MS friends;
Tho lawn was we'll lighted with lanterns and
cory nooks arranged. Games music and rect
tations were enjoyed by aoout hfty young
people. dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. NJ H. Graham left today for Cotton,
where she will spend few weSxs with ner
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniels
Mrs Euoch Goddard entertained few
friends AZ dinner Thursday.
Mr. George Theriot OF tho Provo postonlce
IS spsnding couple oi days In SAN Lake
Miss Meta Peterson was tho pleasing III
Ito hostess At party a, !ns home o. her her
parents Monday evening. About twenty lit
lle people enjoyed tue evening. DAINTY
lunch was served.
Mrs Nsud Mitchell has returned TO. her
homo In Cache valley, after months visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. ". f. sioker entertained the mem
bers OF the Sixth ward sewing class az her
homo Thursday evening. A pleasant social
tino was passed and dainty refreshments
sorV ed.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. W Smith ot Salt Lake
| senberry Sunday.
The Misses Erms and Fay Looie enter
tanned a number Of their friends az , lake
| party Monday evening. delightful sail
in ihs launch was followed by sumptuous
| dinner a. the resort.
| Mrs. II. S. Pyne ia the guest Of friends
| AZ Bingham Junction this week.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas LonEbottom enter
tanned about twenty Of their isierda et din
! ner Sunday.
Mrs c. Strickland Of Salt Lake WAS a
| visitor In Provo this week.
A very enjoyable birthday social was gvsn
| Monday evening in honor OF George s. TAy-
I! lor at his home, Cards. music and reci-
ihtiOns were enjoyed by al until late
hour. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Alfred Van Dyke Of Salt Lake ia
| visiting hor mother Mrs. ". II Hardy pod
| many frieads IN this city for q fcw days.
Mrs. Priscilla Smith OF Salt Lake WAS the
guest Of MrA. Grace J.. Checver this week.
Mrs. DIR. Taylor was the hostess nj a
| dinner party Wednesday 81 her homo on
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turned to their homo In tho city, after
pleasant visi. in Logan and Bear Lsko as tho
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher
Spcrry Lawson Of Salt Lakc is in Logan,
whore no will visit for tho next two weeks.
Alr und Mrs Nebeker entertained at an
informal dinner party Tuesday evening.
G. u. Odell OF Salt Lake and so,h A
Laugton Of Logan are back from trip 20
Soda Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Thatcher returned
home Wednesday, from pleasant Bear Lake
visit.
Mrs T W. Naylor returned home wednes-
day from delightful Salt Lake visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Spencer Of Salt
Lake returned 70 the city Tuesday, after n
pleasant ton days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Thatcher.
DR. Emise and George F. Th,tohsr spent
Saturday and Sunday at Ogden.
Mrs n. l.. Campbell is visiting In Salt
Lnko.
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relatives here and is tho guest OF hor sister,
Mrs, Jans Bee Jones. Mrs. Sarah Mcoks
and Mrs, Edith Whitney of Ogden and Salt
Lnke, sisters Of Mrs. Wallack, are also Wis
itors hero this woek.
Mrs. A. o, Smoot OF Salt Lake Is visiting
relatives In this city. Sunday afternoon she
and Miss Lou Nelson will 20 10 SpriDgville
attend birthday soical in honor OF her
futher, Don G, Huntington.
Mrs. Amelia Nelson Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. G, NJ. osterman, Ht Sandy.
Miss Maud Wright Of Idaho Is tho guest
Of Miss Lydia Kpudsen.
j r Murdock Of Hcber was tho guest Of
Mr. and Mrs n. a, Barney Thursday,
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1892 hcmstltch.
ed huck towols, reg
ular IL hc grade.
for one hour only
from Q TO 10
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Closing out two
lines of leather on
vclopo bags and ono
style Of wrist bags.
that sold regularly
up to 75c, special
from 4 20 g
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy.

This is perfectly reliable medicine
for bowel complaints. and one that has
never been known 10 fall even In the
most severe and dangerous cases. Fol
hv all druggists.
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Suitor-nervously- ask your
daughters hand
Father-quiZically you can't
have II. Do you suppose I'm going to
have one-handed girl hanging
around me for the balance OF my
days?-Thc Bohemian for July
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DIRK light and me-
dunn grey novelty
mixture, full circular
trimmed down front
and back with two
rows OF soif'covercd
buttons; .hcso wero
bought OF q manu-
facturor at o great
sacrifice; you derive
the benefit; on sale
from ] 10 4 only
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-16
FL nIsIl For Everything That Is
fIXUk kuIIuEEIll Made of TIN
IuuN SOiI Hill Tin Roofing Speciality
The First Of the Season.

Rpened Elbertas swimming in their
own wine. Cut glass and silver. Sher.
bet. iced sherbet and peach. delicious
nectar OF midsummertide. genteel
dish of The queen OF the orchard. Re.
minder of the harum scarum days of
less fastidious taste. Days OF early
morning clambering on the garden
wall and bending tree Of brlndle In.
dian fruit. Days of soft clear.seeds
and rich Jersey cream.
Such is the beverage that calls this
forth and for its gift is the Ardmore.
ite force indebted TO Mrs. Stillwell
H. Russell and Mrs. Hamilton p. Bee
Home grown was the fruit and gra.
cious the gift.
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The FlRgmgN's CONVENTION.
Funds Being Raised TO Send Ardmore
Delegates 20 Convention.

FuncS Being Raised 20 Send AronoTe
Delegates 20 Convention.
A committee composed of local FIRE
men is at work raising funds with
which TO pay the expenses Of the two
volunteer fremen OF the city who
have been selected as delegates TO
the annual convention Of the Nation
al Firemen's Association. which
meets in Roanoke, Va, on the 14th
Of August.
This committee has taken IL upon
themselves TO secure an amount sum
cient To pay all expenses of the two
firemen who in company with Chief
Slaughter will represent the Ardmore
fire department at the meeting. The
city council, II is supposed. will pay
the expenses Of the chief TO Roanoke.
and the merchants and business men
of the city will be asked TO donate a
sufficient amount 10 send the other
two delegates. The committee is
meeting with success and II Is
thought the amount will be raised
without any trouble. This committee
will wait upon you and II you are an.
Xious to have good fire protection and
that he firemen be trained TO the best
method OF fighting the flames, you
will be expected 10 donate something
The purpose of these annual asso-
citation conventions Is TO bring to-
gether the best firemen OF the Union.
who will discuss and give exhibitions
Of methods for fighting fire. Tho as
sociatiOn meeting Is practically a
school OF instruction for the iiremen.
who sees the methods Of lighting fire
In all countries OF the globe. and is
instructed, II he is eager TO learn. on
these methods. The delegates who.
other than Chief Slaughter. will at
tend the convention are Bert Parker
assistant chief and John McClendard,
secretary Of the fire department here.
The boys are enthusiastic over their
coming convention and are very desir.
Gus of attending What instruction
the delegates receive, will be impart-
ed to the fire department here when
they return home.
Buck Garrett. Oscar Vaughn and DR..
J. p. Fam are on the committee to
raise the funds and they will wait up
on business men.
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To Spend the Summer.

Col. aud Mrs. f. NJ Fox left this
afternoon for Corpus Christi, Texas,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer. Mr.. Fox purchased
a block Of land on the Corpus Christi
Bay while there last year, and n is his
intention 10 make some extensive m
proyements on this land. The b'o,k
faces the bay, across which come the
brcczes Of the Gulf of Mexico. and 8,
IS delightful place TO spend tho
summer.
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LYRIC THEATRE.
New Show Opens Here Next Monday
Niuht.

Harry c. Van, the manager Of the
Lyric theatre which opens here July
23rd ON West Main street opposite
te Gilmer House IS in the city and
has been the busiest man in town to-
day letting the contracts and getting
the men to work on the New Air
Dome. The Lyric circuit is composed
of twelve houses running from Spring.
field. Mo. to Denison. Texas The
home theatre Is IN Joplin. Mo.
The Ardmore house will be- on this
circuit which places the company in
position TO put on the very best van.
devil" acts Their bill for the open.
ing week calls for six big vaudeville
acts. moving pictures and illustrated
songs and also a full band aud or.
ches'ra The company will give a
band concert each evening and prom.
ises % good show
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Reunion Headquarters.

The reunion headquarters and IN
formation bureau which is situated In
the court house building was deco.
rated yesterday with both Confederate
and Federal flags. The decorations
are very artistic and can be seen at
a great defiance from the building
Across the street and in ront OF the
headquarters IS sign bearing the
name Reunion Headquarters This
sign can be seen from one end OF
Main street to the otner and any one
wishing to know anything concerning
the coming reunion can find the infor.
nation bureau.
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]. &. Cleveland Dead.

J. X Cleveland. aged about q years
died this morning at the Ardmorc
sanitarium. The deceased hai been
III for the past six months but lad
only been at he senitarium for the
past two weeks. Ills death was c1pr
cd by softenIng Of the brain. The
remains will be laid TO rest tomo'~DV
afternoon. The deceased WAS a farm
81 living about five miles south ~
here ON George Crincr's place. aud
was an Industrious and diligcnt work
e.. lie was well to do There Is iolt
to mourn his loss, = wife and hyo ,hn
dren. besides host Of friends.
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EXCURSION TO CANYON.
One Of the Largest Ever Run Through
the City.

Two Of the heaviest loaded excur-
sion trains which the Santa Fc has put
on in years we're run yesterday from
Cleburne. Texas. TO the Canyon. about
sixteen miles north of here.
The first train load Of excursionists
came through here about 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, and was followed
by another at about II o'clock Botb
trains were crowded to the guards
and when the Ardmore bunch haS
crowded themselves aboard there was
scarcely standing room The trains
had about fifteen coacues each and
every coach was fun
Ticket Agent Dashicll reports thar
he sold 22G tickets from this point
alone.
% is estimated that more than thrp,
thousand people spent the day at The
canyon yesterday The rat was very
low and an who could conveniently do
$50 went % nthc excursion. Tho iargost
crowd came from Texas. but Ardmore.
Marietta and other towns bctwcch
Rcd river and the canyon contributes
their share.
The excursion was an exceptionally
quiet one. as there VAS very little
noise or excitement. There were sOms
who came up from Txas with boezc
TO spare. but the presence Of Deputy
Havcns and several other officers, aed
about twenty Texas officers who were
deputlzed by Mr.. Havens. took all at
this feeling out OF them
All In all. the excursion was tho
Quietest that has ever been run into
the canyon. and the officers deserve
credit for keeping down trouble.
The absence of anything TO drins
is probably responsible for keepiaE
down a number OF quarrels. Marshas
Porters orders that nothing at an he
sold on the grounds in the way Of beer
substitutes and other territory drinhr
were obeyed 10 the letter.
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Serious Injuries.

Fred Haynle. who was injured In
runaway on Friday week last and who
has been In the Ardmore sanitarium
since that time, Is reported as being In
a serious condition. Mr. Haynle hp,
his leg broken just above the knee.
and was injured In other wGys which
are proving serious. The doctors thint
he will recover but his injuries src
worse than az first Thought.
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Marietta Represented.

Marietta. the proud little city. head.
quarters of the 26th recording district.
was well representa- in Ardmore Sat.
urday at the hearing given by Judge
Clayton. Those here were n. G. House.
Dr. J. v Batson, Prof VI. f. Moore
Joe +. Harris. J. c. Washington. Dr.
A. +. Martin, .. l.. Hagan. ] C..
Graham, T.. +. Graham. c. n. Mont.
gomery, II. w. Choate, J. l.. Jordan.
II. L. Draughon and Perry Thompson.
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OFF FOR DENVER REUNION.
some Fifteen Elks Make Trip ron,
Herc-Others Went ncforeba,J


Although q small party compared
TO the number that had been cxppc.cl
would make the trip. the party which
leit Yesterday at 1855 O'Clock for
Denver To attend the annual reunion
.oi the Elks. was among the iolliest
ana pleasantest Imaginable. II was
composed of some Of the leading local
Elks and their ladies. The Ardmoro
delegation had a special car.
Everything possible had heo, done
by the railroad to make the trim
pleasant one for those who went and
when the car pulled ont yesterday. cv.
erything was in readiness Tor plsas.
aut time. Only about fifteen went
from here. but Ardmoro will Doe bpttcr
represented. as many had gol, bofor.
and others are to follow. Those who
went will remain. most of them. for
some weeks and travel over Colorado
Many expressed themselves as intend.
iag 20 visit Salt Lake CITY while
away
The party is expected TO reach D,a
yer today az . o'clock, barring an ac.
cidcnts and will be ready for the cele.
brations which begins tonight.
The trip afforded by the reunion of
the Elks at Denver had given To many
an opportunity to visit the cool ana
beautiful state of Colorado at cheaa
rate, and with pleasant party of
the Best People on Earth.
Those who attended from Ardmore
are: Mr. aud Mrs Moran Scot. !.
y. Turman and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Dunham. Misses Anne
Moore and Carense Addington, W..
u. Johnson, T.. V. wolyerton. Harold
Wallace, T. A. Thurmond Dlye
Daube, II. y. Crossman. A. n Co''lc
and r. l.. Sanders.
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REMNANTS all this week.
lG2t ARDMORE DRY GOODS CO

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Foster and
daughter, Miss Mary, were among the
eXcursionists who visited the city Sun.
day from n. Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Fos
ter returned home Sunday night.
while Miss Mary will remain for some
time the guest OF Miss Regina Hlgdon
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Solid Gold Rrarelet

VIII be given TO the girl or lady sen
ing the greatest number OF tickets 10
the Reunion Benefit at Majestic Wa
nosday night. See bracelet and get
tickets at Walter c. Deans Jeweirs
Store. No tickets sold until s ociocS
Tuesday morning. BE on time i5s