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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

IGeng, fsltc bun poa tin Suano euer
fin Arm 5uelers partrte title 2cgente,
Men oct 2eoe, JON bar Giiglcr
fiGreit, Dor oct Sieo, bnor ben fsrii
hapbe barnet fine 9inger ben aften,
oa bum Iuffet 8inouct op for ben
oct nuttet lite, buab Warie idn aiorbe,
meo Neb og meb aIsr % meb 8inge'
flag arbeibet Den iaa IGnge, til ben
enoelia fif loaet Ell abnina iaa itcr,
at oen flinoe faa Soneoet IND % Der.
efter belle aroppen, % mart fiinoe
Marie merle, boorIebeS bet lille
5ualebierte banfet MOB bcnoes 8rpit.
SeIp / Mpril Maaneb Loo bet lite
til. at ben piIoe fIpne bort; mar Dc
to elf / 2aoen eaer ineaem be lepenoe
4esn, brso ben iig life ON De andre
5ueIe, iom foioret % peb iom for at
faIoe pao ben, | Solen, / Be blom-
itrenSe Spiotisrnbuife.
Men en- 4ften - rietig Ell aften,
ION eenet fig for Ersmme og Eli.
Itaoelier - ba Warie talte meb i'm
|Silbeoer meIlem De blomitrenbe SGffe,
og Dan bar benbe iaa uGr, at bet ian
no, iou ON 6ereS 2Rber ifulbe msoes
oa ifalo &ebfiGlfen, % ben leftet
fine 8inacr, ilsi op imeae,n Dem 90
~foripanot.
Spor bar ben ilpgtet ben? Spor
bar ben nu2 = bpilfet arat eller |
boilfet Era2 aanife lao Den ifjult
/ en- geobenb % fpioret lin gang.
mems oenS Rdge bdobe trault meo at
jamie Ros og Tun til at Iosc ct
Rebe | ct Sui | Ell Wur2
eu Gag itrsnmet SoIf ben til
Rirfer: BEN pafre Norie ifuIoe aif.
ties giennem ben brebe DIR, iom itob
anben, aicnnem airfepinouerne ienote
ben oarrne Sulihae lit itralenoe Sol.
Fin IND ooer ben feItfl9ote M9ngbe.
Ser folbt ct mere b9mpet SfiGr ben
ODER ben fn9lenbe gritoS bptoe 3ragt,
% SrgeIbrniet imeItet ialninen meb
gorneitemmerne % Sugleiansen, iom
fom uoenira.
Get bar 8ielieus b~sitibeIige Stlmb!
Wen | oct GiebIif, oa 8ruSaon.
men piIoe iptte 8~ieliesringpn paa Wa.
rteS ginger, bsrtes Der baitige 8inge.
flag meIlem benz. 90 Rsbfi9Ifen bapbe
tat @ulorinsen fit Wnb og fIsi I
raienoe bart MOO De Ipienoe airfe.
ruoer, bpor ben rimeligpis ina bet
fri Simmelrum. Gen itebte foo noIo.
ionrt imob, at ben ialot neo poa Sill.
iegulnet, bbor ben bIep Iiesenbe Tom
en- lioen aliturp Girr. o. oct rsSe
8rpit ioa no iom Blob.
Scr at foa Ringen no maatte Sen
oebe 6ugIS Reb oriites op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Srraatr0f.,

8rofesfpr Barrett @eubed peb Sar,
barb uniseriitei bulot en- Sliien ct Sore
braG ION ban bl. a. ipetiebe meb fol.
senoe Nrefopie. Zen gialbi en- bic
aGrer, iom oltib la on paa at inbprente
Stuocnterne 9pbuenpisb eben af en- ia,
% grsi llbtrpfsmaabe, iaapet munetlia
Jon ffriftlis.
On Dag Tom en- ing Manb, en- al
bans Gleper, til BAN iurat iaa tilbaae
Wanuitriptet iii en- Grcpeaibanbliuo
(Gsiap), ipm ban npsis Gage iprue
bapbe Ieperet 8rpfesiuren til 8iennem.
lrsnine.
@Gn msaet epb I~ibanpliHs. min I'm.
se Ten," ia ben iamuiitiebsbsiulbe 9a,
rer, ioet ban iilbaselsusrte 5tubenteu
bet fcrlanste Manuifript. "Reu, Scr.
SmiIb, bu burbe aItio lesse an paa al
itrtpe iaatebes, at be uteit upibenbe
Wrnnciter ian ioritaa beert enefe
Orb"
Ten unse Mano iua IiSt iprfiamiei
paa lin peltaleuoe Carer % tpm til al
iise npset ION ban i~Ieiitte pilbs
iast:
"SpiTfen Tel al min @~fbanotiHg par
ufiar ior Seni, Sr. &ruiesipr?"
III Gmeriiansren bar SuiIpb | Stals
len ipm iaa Guropeers bet tsr %.
iaa fSleenoe beoiir.
u. s. Grerel SibbIe ben pettienbte
uuge 6prfutter I philadelphia fom en-
&fteH til at beitriue fine SasttaseIier
pee SpiQebprSeHe | MuHte Carlo. San
bnube ttlbrast iorrise Siu,er i 0issa
% ing fig en- Snariur cper iii Runts
Gar!p neIten bper Gag.
seq bcrte iaIialo ont en- Mano,
Der frripo Rcuts Carlo / Ell noaet be,
ere 5ir. eHs Sa ban ipm, f~ortaite Mr.
Sioole; men ies ital life tunne iise,
bpur flor Sum ban troll ailtep mse,
Oct laber til. at naar CT ruineret Spil.
-
ler Ifpoer Jig uoenipr Galinp | Wpnts
GuriD, eieIper bet for bet psrbsnsbs'
flenie S~piqsbe!oebe ON at afpenes
Stnubale. Slsre for Ciemebst uSisi,
Bstjente Deb gaiinp iprinser beripi
burtis til "a ipIber eelpmoroerenS
CONNER meo Cub % Sautnoter. Ser,
Deb uubsaaes, at ben uirteiise aariae
til Selpmorbe. iemmsr for 2assH.
NupsL, ben Waub, Der bar bebre inren.
ba ban iprlob Moute Carlo. ene bo
ban Tom, bar - ies bapoe uer iast mo-
turlispis'-en Gmerifnner. San bar
be ~inbfuupet iis meb cmtrent ct bum
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
WHAT HE WANTED.

According to Everybody's; Henry
Guy Carleton, wit. journalist and
playwright, has an impiment in his
speech about which he is not in the
least sensitive, Meeting Nat Good
win n day he'asked:
"G-g-goodwin, c-can you g-g-give
m-m-me f-f-ffteen m-m-minutes7"
Certainly" replied the comedian,
what is it?"
Il w-w-want 10 have f-f-hve m-m-
minutes RECOMMENDATION with YOU"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

brebe 1ollars $500 Jranrs) 5s5ranc
Stpfftr. Gan ipiuebe fOriistis, men
table siorbe bda ont bet efto git fradat.
inbtiI ban fanoi ig iuIbtrnbis psnas'
los. Gent ben iannwe Giisn liitebe ban
no ben ! en- rnsrt arps of 9apen, afD'
rsos lin Mepoloer oe lob is meb en- bsi'
ipbt Stsnnen fnlbe neb GrnsStt ida
lang ban bar. Eisbttifstis rom to eIer
ire nsriiIabie, tauie Siiiitlier iprinsen.
be til, fplbie bans CONNER meb Pense'
'eoler % @ulbmbnt, men FOB BAN oer'
paa enc tilbase forat opoases nRite
Worgen al bet potrulierenbe ppliti.
Men Dcntien ftulbe NOT isrge for, at
ban meb en- flor GeneeiOripnins life
blep lipseube Der iu0rt lnuse. 0a ban
eftcr nDsle Minuttcrs Jorlsb bapbe for.
pisiet lig ON, at insen q | N1rbeben,
Git ban gauite rulis ub al Qauen %
par lite len meb at rpite Wonte Carlos
farliae Sisp al fine 5sbber.
Gin Manb fra Gea.tle o. en- aabsn
fra Spofane | Staien Waibinston NIB.
tes cit Dag ps ouerbpb binanben | sfrpt
ON De mango fore J~orbeorinser os
5remltribt, ber fanet Steo / be TO 8per,
fortGaer aprreipunbentsn 5ranf Gar.
peaier, Der nps bar s~iennemreift Cana.
ba % M er fommen ipbpper pna gelis
fplten mcb lin Rptisbos.
Spofaneren funoe ioriaae Geattle.
manoen ON npe Banter, nbe 6abrifer
os npe Gontorbpeninser % ubbrpb:
"0ain sobe Manb, De bar life roget
Besrsb ON. bpilie gremites ri sisr.
@i bar ben bebIte lille 8p | be Sorenebe
S,ater, Bore @ruubeinoomme er iors
bOblet ! grrbi be iibite ii gar, % ale.
ne ificr blep ber iptst @runbeinbpmme
for $4,000, 900. Bi bar be behite
SfDlfbpsninser | Weiten; meS Dor 8p
paa 80 Oo Snbbpgsere bar ri 20 iaas
banne 8psninser, % be foitcr ps tile
lammen pper 81, 0o0. De burbe
ie Dor SsiifolebDsnius; ben aleue toiter
$l75,000. Bort uue maionic Eempel
foiier 500, 900, % ri bar Ell gtbletie
Club. Jon fOitsr $125, 600. 5Or more
pGrenoe buloer man ! Sppfane paa at
bpsee en- Gonuentipn SulI, Der pil trntte
Solf ira ale &anier | be Sprenebe Sta,
later, fad at Spufane ptl fpmme tit at
BIZ en- Convention. 9p al langt ftgrre
8eipbnins eno ieloe Sopebltaben 8aib.
inston. ct 8pnb paa $50, 900, Der MI
iamles, ital anuenbes til at apertere ps,
iaa at, beriom ri oriper paa / iamme
Our Jon bespnbt, fol bet life bare
iurrt lanse. foe Of logger Seattie bag
ps."
"SSa," iuorgmmsoe geattle, Wanben
Stilierpie "ies bar NOT bort. at 8 Der.
uuer life lisser paa 9aoiiben. Wen
hi bar NOT pslaa alubber % S%tolsbps'
ninser, us Ut opfsrer aoutorbpsHinser
iaa fore, at be enteltpis oil hume aisis
pe befpem 8labs for ole ieres Surrst.
Eniussmanb % flere iii. &c itules bare
ie Dor GlaIfasS psrius; ben er paa ijpr'
ten Stptuart % toiter en- Sasatel at
4 Wiliuuer. llnbres, on DC rugsu.
gang bar seret | Seattle"
$50" iuarece ben npsst iurfusoe
Spufaner, "ies bar ueret ber."
"gten bpub Tib-bour lanse er bet
iibsn?" ipurste Seattle. Wtanben.
seq BAT Der for to Tiger iiben,~ LIB
Sparet.
"Gp llserl @in spbe Manb, 9e
italbe ic Seattle nj"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
:: 1906 IlIeniter. Rdtdlos.

Gur Gaurs % Spmmertdtalos puer 1Seau'
tp @atterrs" for 1905 err MI f9rotg. Zen
irbeboioer fRFoitRHbes SorteSnelfe al nbsfte
@puItre for aInber for Glore Rptnoer, 4rtBs
Gamer ce 8prn. Samuteu ueo aatalossn
pil tDHurs en- praftif SettsiHur for aiuEsius
ming biemme meo mango upttise Raab %
Sint ON 5ilIiarine % S~iIpasuing al &la'
Der arrunseret / 10 Setter, fulbt inuitrsrebe.
Ssuns interesiante BOG piG bIipe isnbt ppra
tpirit til ale, Tom lenoer Is Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

This unusually smart design for
shirt waist costume is shown in a de-
velopment of blue and green checked
mohair. The tucked waist Is distin-
guished by a yoke hat closes an double
breasted style, ornamented by two
rows of large buttons. The skirt is
very desirable model for a walking
skirt, as the pattern provides for round,
short round and instep length Several
materials are adapted TO the mode
such as cbeviot, serge, ~taffeta, rongee
and linen. The medium size will re-
quire 21s yards of a. inch material for
the waist and So yards for the skirt.
Ladies Yoke Shirtwaist No. 5462.,
Sizes for 81, 1870, SO, 40 and42 inches
bust
Ladies' Kilt Skirt No. 5472: Sizes
for 20, AZ, al, 70, 28, 3o,and t3Sfnches
waist measure.
The above illustration, calls for two
separate patterns. The price is ten,
cents for the waist and ten cents for
skirt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

Box-pleated effects are very popu-
lar for children's dresses and are
equally suitable for the heavy wash
materials and the wooden fabrics. AS
illustrated it was made of dark red
serge. The body and skirt are in one
piece, the closing being in the front
shaped wristbands finish the full
bishop sleeve and a belt of the ma
mere serge, mohair and pique, in white
medium size requires 3A yards of SO
inch material.
Girls Box-Pieated Dress No. 5228:
Sizes for 5, 6, 7, g. 9, 10, II and IL
years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

5 fem Mame6er - Seit. % Gin.
termaaneoerue. bar RsSfiplfeu fro
llbetrsnotten Den lille Itorics itaSige
2eoidger.
Zen peg aI0ria fra BenSe; Sen bat
De ct 9OOt S~iIallstSiteS / Sel unge
Siges BLONDE 8aar. 3 benoeS Rofte.
frsler laget ben fig et ReSe, ben boret
fig IND I 5uiOerue pao benbeS 4ioIe oq
Lob Jig meo 9eIbchag GLIDE iuS meGem
&rmet og benoes blsoe CUB. 90 oct
falSt ina nati,rligt, at bum bdDSe oeu
5ueI, ba bum ielp oar frif iom gan.
rem.
Seller life ON 9fatten pilSe Sen fin.
be fia / at ifiles ira Marie. SioSenSe
paa lin 8euinSes ipinfle ShilScr
e5eruor ben beroes GffIponina %
ncppet beroe ! Sdaret, mems bun let.
tet bet; ofte bar BET, iorn ON ben pilbe
biGlpe benoe meo gfflGouingen, iaa
ipria fuube ben iliSe / ct 8aano eler
en- SlGie, Saainart hun Iaa ] I'm
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
correspondence.
INGALLS,.

Oct. q, 19O6.-L. johnson has two
nieces here from Lake Park, Mimi.
for few days visit. They are much
taken up with this part Of Minnesota,
which they had never seen before.
j. F. and $. E. Ingalls,, two bro
thers Of W. II. Ingalls, are here max
ing him visit. J. +. is from Idaho.
He has just sold out his interest in
a lead and copper mine at MulIan,
Idaho. He and his son each got
$780, 10 for their interest in the mine.
but still they own shares in.aother
mines near there. S. e. came from
Galena S. D., where he has a farm:
J. T. leaves to-day for his home, but
S. E. likes it so we'll here that he
thinks he will stay all winter. as.s,as
Threshing is done.
We have had a very prosperous year
ana all SCENT TO be well satishedanwith
the yield; but some squeal on the price
of wheat, and we think they have a
good reason. The buyer takes his
little brass kettle and hddles around
a while and then says No 2. dock so
much, and all is over. Probably the
same wheat will be No. or No. 3
next time we take load out of the
same bin.
Candidates forssoffice are very plenti-
full here now, but it seems we must
not say much about election affairs.
X. Y. z.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
AUCTION SALE NOTICES
Auction Sale.

Saturday, Nov. 3, 1906
commencing, at 300 o'colck P. M.
1 will.sell at public auction, at my
residence, back of Powell, Wood &
Co.'S, warehouse, in Warren, oppo-
site the Opera House, the following
described property to-wit:
1 gasoline threshing rig complete,
consisting ola 22-horse power traction
engine,a 3ox46 separator with blower,
feeder and elevator. An up.to-date
machine.
work horses, 2 pair mules, l COW,
2 sets work harnesses, wide tire
wagons, complete, l narrow tire
wagon with rack, l high lift gang
plow, l disk harrow, l Deering
binder, tons of hay in stack, l sew
ing machine, heater, cook stove,
l pair bob sleighs, II slush scrapers, l
feed mill, l double shovel Guilt
vator, l sulky plow., l walking pillow,
hay rake, / wood rack.
A lot of household goods and other
small articles too numerous to men,
tion.
mazTerms: All sums of $40, or less
cash; sums over $40, cash or bank
able..paper, or per cent discount for
cash.
John Christensen, Owner.
VIII. Dixon, Auctioneer.
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
Had q Close Call.

s. "A dangerous surgical operation,
involving the removal of a malignant
ulcer, as large as my head, from my
daughters hip, was prevented by
the application of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve," says A. G. Stickel, of Mile
tus, w. Va. Persistent use OF the
Salve completely cured it," Cures
Cuts, Burns and Injuries. 25c at
E. f. Whitney druggist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
Auction Sale.

At my farm on Sec- 10, WaFrenton,
~ miles north and L mile west of
Warren,, 5 miles south of Argyle l,
mile northwest of Luna elevator, on
Thursday, Nov. 8, 1906,
at lo'clock A. NJ.
Free lunch at noon. :.
AS / am going to quit farming I
will sell at public auction the
following described property:
l gray horse, S years old, l bay
horse, s years old, brown horse, 4
years old, 2 bay mares, years i
black horse, 10 years, black horse,
II years., l gray mare, II years ! bay
driving mare, years, l bay roadster
colt, 3 years old, sired by Rossdale
mark 2:l2, dam Helmont, broke tic
drive double and to work, 2 good
mich COWS, one pure bred register.
ed Shorthorn, ! yearling pure breo
Shorthorn bull, yearIing heifer, }
spring calf, Kentucky disk drill,
gang plows, 1 four-horse steel harrow
l Plano binder, | New Moline
wagon, 1 Deere & Webber wagon |
Deering mower, Deering hay rake
/ disk harrow, hay racks, SLED
! buggy, sets work harnesses, an
other articles too numerous to men
tion.
| Terms: $40, or less, cash. Owe
$40, hankable notes, bearing 10 pc
cent interest, due Oct. l, 1907, or
discount of per cent for cash will b
given.
w. A. Leach, Owner
w. 81. Dixon, Auctioneer.
G. F. Slice, Clerk.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
Auction Sale.

At my farm on Sec. 10, Town OF
Bloomer,
Friday November =, 1906,
at l 100 O'Clock p. NJ. will sell at
public auction the following items:
A whole line Of household goods,
l Mccormick binder, l wagon. l
pillow, all kinds of lumber, 2 two
year old calves, very nice, 80 acres OF
land, some good fence posts,
All sums of $500 or less cash.
Over $500 cash or good bankable
notes. bearing 10 per cent interest,
due Oct. l, 1907.
AXeB Fryk, Town of Boomer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
RADIUM.

RADIUM.
County Attorney Brown, together
with some others were in our town
Tuesday looking pleasant and SIZE
ing up the political situation which
looks very favorable to himself and
his followers.
L. J. Kreller has sold out his in
terests here to Mr.. o. B. Syverson.
Mr.. Kreller has made an excellent
landlord and certainly knows his
business. The Hotel Kreller has
the name Of being the best between
Thief River Falls and Adams, and
Mr.. Syverson informs us that he will
spare no pains to see that it retains
it's reputation. Mr.. Kreller's friends
regret his departure, but success will
follow him wherever he goes for he
is able to make good.
J. H. Stoffle returned last Friday
from visit will. .friends.s-- and reIa~
tives at Campbell. s.Minn.
Carl Hal,en, the ex. sectjon--..fore-
man, left with his family last FIJI
day for St. Paul. They have many
friends in Radium, and ~they.,, wish
them much success.
j. M. Loeslie ST.. was a County
seat visitor Friday. Mr.. Loeslie--has
his fine two-story building complet-
ed, and it is goodss"enough for any
town.
A basket social was given at
Radium Saturday evening, and q
No. l time was enjoyed by all. --...,The
proceeds expended for the'.benetit of
the Catholic church.
Miss Annie Syverson is suffering
from an injured hand.
Say, amt this like winter:
P. F. spaulding spent Sunday az. at
Warren.
: Mr., P, A. Mac DouEall is employe:
ed as butter maker in our creamery
now. Mr.. Mac Dougall comes from
Royalton, = Mimi, ). but has been
working at Lancaster for the, past
two months.
Ole n. Steffarud has purchased
half interest in the Syverson
Restaurant.
Mrs. Kreller left Monday night for
Evansville, MINI. Mr.. Kreller will
leave in about two weeks.
1 reckon the wedding bells will be
jingling round here before long.
Mr.. R. Vance has been promoted
from his position as station agent
here, to that of train dispatcher at
Thief River Falls. wherto he and his
family left last Saturday. 1t is hard
to lose a man of Mr.. Vance's ability
both as an agent and an earnest
worker in support of the development
this town has realized thru his
efforts Mr.. Vance took a great dea
of interest. and agitated the building
of the creamery, which he finally
succeeded in bringing about, ane
has ever since taken an active par
in conducting the business. He ant
his wife have host of friends VIII
highly compliment him by words, TO
the good he has done for the advance
ment of the town. Evrey one join
in wishing him an abundance Q
success.
H. L. Bills has succeeded MI
Vance as station agent. He is a
old timer at the business, but
keeps him going to attend to bot
the bank and the depot.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-01
Auction Sale.

We will sell at public sale on the
Ayres' farm just south Of the Penn
bina farm near Warren on 4
Saturday, Nov. 20, 1906.
commencing at ! o'clock Z. NJ. all
our farming machinery and livestock,
including Is cows, head Of horses,
and q lot Of young stock.
Tatro ,BT otheTs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13
Woodmen Decoration.

All members OF Ardmore Camp, No.
80, W. O. W, are requested TO meet
at their hall Sunday evening at 1880
p. m. May 10. 1906. for the purpose
OF going to the cemetery and deoora'.
ing the graves OF our deceased soyer'
eigns. This being our decoration day
all are requested TO bring a good lot
OF flowers. The members OF the Wood
men Circle are requested TO attend
All Woodmen and their friends made
welcome. T. T. ROLAND, c. c.
T. J. JONES, Clerk. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13
THE GRAND OPENING
ARDMoRE BIG SKATING RINK
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
4 Party o. Fifty People VIII se Here
Freu osirssville-opening Fea.
ture VIII Re Grand March
or skates.

Asdmores big skating rink On West
Main street viii be thrown open 90 the
prh.i. next Wednesday night and
John T Nichols. the genial manager
i- making every preparation 20 make
Do 'ra most pleasant evening ever
spent by the people Of Ardmore.
The magnificent structure is now prac.
rca.'y finished Two hundred mean
descent lights are suspended fc-m
fhc ceiling and the rink o. as light
as midday a very fine band OF four.
teen pieces hts been engaged. elevated
chairs are provided. an kinds of re-.
f-eshments VIII be served IN the build.
'ns by Artmore's most courteous soda
water dispensers and the comfort and
pleasure of Tho people will be closely
looked after.
a very interesting program has
been arranged for the hrst evening.
The opening feature will be the
grand march on skates. which pre-.
sen's a novel scene. and one that Will
charm every attendant
Gainesville leading jcweIer has
arranged 70 bring twenty-five couples
from Gainesville and the opening Of
the big skating rink will be made the
leading society event Of the season.
The floor has been thoroughly test.
cd and has proven 20 be absolutely
noiseless
Tho management extends a most
cordial invitation 20 every lady In the
city 20 be present and the comfort
of those who come from adjoining cit.
ies will Doe especially looked after
Mr. Nichols viii 40 once organize
% polo team He has already had chal.
longes from Dallas. Texas. and Mus.
EUsee, l. r. 1917
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13
New lot graduating material.
ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.
Something About Reuah Dry.

You probably have trouble getting
wash woman and perhaps prefer TO
do your own ironing II you can get
your clothes washed, dried and
starched From now on tie New
Steam Laundry has designated Wed.
nesday as Rough Dry Day. This en-.
ables ms 10 return your rough dry
by Thursday evening, giving you Fri.
day and Saturday for ironing days.
Our price for this work IS So cents for
The first dozen and an over that ~
cents per garment To insure prompt
return your bundle must be in the
laundry by wednesday noon. Re suve
20 send list with bundle. The driver
viii leave you blank lists II you ask
for them. Phone 575.
Glf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled BY the chIekssaw Title Co.
Abttraetcrs.

Compiled BY the chiekssaw Title Co.
Abttrseters.
Frank y. Hedln 90 ux 20 Thomas Z
O'Neu. 10. (. block 1872. Ardmore. Con.
sideraton s275.
". B. JoGress et ux 20 Tom O'Nur
certain parcel land In block 2. Ard.
more Consideration s25.
T. +. O'Neil 20 J. T. Coleman. lot
g. block 100 Ardmorc. Consideration
5000.
James T. Coleman et ux to Z. p
Puph. lot {. and - feet OF the wes.
side o. lot 3. block i39. Ardmore. Con.
sidera'lon 5000
A. Eidleman, guardian Wm. Moore
e. al 20 r. r. Dallas. lot /. block 24o.
Ardmore. Consideration sS0o25.
Sulphur Real Estate Exchange 10
Henry F. weems. east half of lot ..
block 100. Sulphur = Consideration
$500.
W. westheimer and D. Daube 70 In.
cretia y. Wheeler. lot /, block 29G.
Ardmore. Consideration $3.50
G. and {. Nations 10 Lucius l. Tyer.
lots 1. .. 9, 4. .. and :, block 10.
Ardmore. Patent.
Luclu-E Tyer Ct ux 10 o. L. Den
mes. part OF lot Q and lot 4, block 10.
Ardmorc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13
RsvIvaI 81 - eaplLst chureh.

Friday was O. great day ln the meet
ing az the Fir.t Baptist church and
rhe interest 81 spreading Mr Wilson
spoke twice Friday TO good conrre.
cations Ills afternoon subject wa.
How Much ~ We should Dee Chris.
tian?' % was an appeal flr daily con.
secTat.0n oi self His subject Friday
night was "The Books Were Opened.
Six requested for prayer and protested
90 the faith Of Christ, There viii De-
three services today, viz. at II a. M .
p. m. and S p. m.
Mr Wilson will speak on the fol
lowing subjects today. At n a. m.
service. "our Rock is Greater Than
Their Rock. our Enemies Themselves
Being the Judges" at 3 p. m. "The
DIsowncd." and p. m. rs the Young
Man safe?" a great day Is expected
The music by the cliolr IS excellent
and attracting the attention Of mu.
sic lovers.
Rev J. l. Keller. pastor Of the
church, preached last night He ap
peals 90 everybody 10 come ont and
take par, in the revival work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13
81 white slippers $50.
ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.
Citizenship.

II you claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have business
before the Interior department write
Immediately TO W W. Wright, regis
tered attorney, Corcoran building,
Washington. d. c. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-13

We are going 20 make our work sat.
isfactory to the people. Any sugges-
tion you will make 20 the drivers as to
how you want any special piece fin.
ishd will be appreciated. Any piece not
laundrled 10 suit you, We will be glad
20 re.launder free OF charge.
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY