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New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
shop Early; We Close at 7 P. NJ.
For
Last Holiday
Friday
Specials In
WOmen'S
Suits and ClOakS

Long Black Cloth Coats-Kersey
and CheviOt-tailored with velvet
and braid-loose. double breast
sa tin lined-were S11- eS. ---.....--I. .SS
women's Long Black Coats
Kersey and CheViot-fy front o.
double breast-htted semi-ftted or
loose back-were sic 9S. .---....1 1 .SS
women's Black Kersey Capes-
eIaborately strapped-fuu lined .. SO
Women's Tailored Suits-BroadcloJh
and Cheviot-black and colors-
also checks pIaids and mixtures
fitted, semi-ftted and Pony Goats
satin Hned-were S1s.9S- 1 .SS
WOnen's Tailored Sults-BToadclOth
and Cheviot-black and cOlors-
also fine English mixtures-Blousa.
Ponv and so inch Goats
satin Ined-were $4,000 ....-...1 = 9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

wonen's Liberty silk and Crepe de
Chine Scarfs-velue s. 60. e.-.----.- j .SS
Mems Four-inrHand Silk Ties
light and dark -.--.....-..----.-.s ~
Mems French Four-in- Hands
now plaid silks and rich colorinss- I 90
Mems and women's Linen H Hdkfs-
"a and "a inch ii. S.......--.-.-.s
Women's Fancy H'dk' fs-H s..
emb'd end lace trim'd-valus .1o. 4 2ts
Mems and women's All Linen H'dk Is
= and = inch hem-special- -.---. L
MEMS ALI Linen Initial EPdkS-
Il inch hens doz. in box----.-- .9S
Dresden and Satin Taffeta Ribbons
full ass tment best cOlors-res. n 10
Wider-great variety-usually 10 10
Plain and Satin Taffeta Sbbons-
desirable shades-value S.....-. 4 4
Wide Satin Tafetas-vsLI De Fl. .21
shop Early; We Close at Z P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
GO E A II G'9

s. rs, 90 90 II ~ Fourteenth
H. f3 15 17 10 20 81 Thirteenth St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

Is inch Mercerized Napkins-soms
TO match abOve-doz.. value -9S.--. 19
All Linen Fl 6. Table Sets-S-1O cloth
doz. large Napkins-value IS 9S. 4 %
Damask Towels-21x44 inch-pure
nnen-knOt fringe-elsewhere Is 4 g e
Hemstitched Huck Towels-wide
Damask 2Ox39-worth as. .2S
Full Bleached Huck Towels
hemmed-2Ox4O inch-worth .l9. .--- 1 .
All Linen Barnsley-2O inch
value rs ! = =
Shnn Early. We Close at I 7. VI.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
shop Early We Close at Z P. NJ.

Specials IN , For
Underw'r Last Holiday
& BlouSeS Friday
Chtldren's Fine Cambric Skirts
with lace and emb were sI9Sf 10
Women's Flannelette Night Dresses
scallop collar and cuffs-alsO other
pretty styles-value 81. 2S........, QS
WOmen's Cambria and Nafnsook
Night Dresses-elaborately trtm'd
- stylss-value 81 30 ........... Q2
WOmen's Cambria Skirts
knee hounces OF lawn with lace or
wide emb'y-value s.. 30. .........f QS
NainsOolI Corset Covers-rtbbon
run-lac0 trim-Were go. ........ 20
Women's All Wool Knit BIouses-
newest styles-value 81 9s. ...-...f QS
women's White Lawn and Swiss
Aprons-fancy uim--valus 50. ...-. 40
Childrens Wool Union Suits
value .ss .---..'....-. -.-....-...--.- 80
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Specials in
CcrSetS and
Petticoats

womsn's Coutil corssts-black.
white and drRb-vaiue 10. .-....... 40
Coutil Corsets-Habit hip and French
shapes-Black. white and drab. .SS
wOmens Taffe.a SILK Petticosts-
womens Black and White strips
Skirts-double accordion rufro. .62
Shop Early; We Close at Y. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

ChiIdrens ribbed cotton Stockings
With double knees, full width. Black,
white and tan. pairs 1.2j
pair
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A Merry Crowd.

The skating rink was packed and
iammed last night and merry crowd
spent the holiday evening on roller
skates. The floor had been put In
yery fine condition since the Chautau.
qua and the rest ot a couple ot weeks
gave a decided relish for the sport
last night
The management feels like II should
apologize for the poor pictures.
However this feature was unavoidable
for the reason that at the las, hour
the expert operator wired that he
could not come and the management
used an amateur operator This mat
Ter will not occur again as the opera
tor will be regularly employed. A
most excellent program has been az.
ranged for Saturday night when tho
rink will be- used for the benefit Of the
reunion fund
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We doalrr ~ onruoally ihhnl ilI ,hr
dcAr friends hnd ncqnalntauc'H who
W lpylngly aud KINDLY gave agHirtrncc
FDd comfort nj our recent aad borchy
cmcnt. ihc lphr ~ uur dear l.iilo bny
the lnyrl ~ pur home We would cH.
peci8iiy ,hhnt the physicians opl ih"
s0n1ff 0f all the beautiful nrwo.1 We
sannd md words strong enough "a
convoy The great appreciation our
bonr,A 'rd when vt think ot the many
Lind aciH and loving words NJ cheer
aud comfort Hu earnestly rendered by
you all We shan always remember
ihom ana You With gratitude
MH hND MRS Is. T. Campbell.
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II TIE HsT7ER OF The APP -.
TIOS or THE wAsHTTA ELEcr
TEC PDTER COMPANY POP
TIE APPRAfsEgE,sT or REy
ZsEz I'd ASSESS The COsg
PE-SATIos A,sD DANACEss 70
BZ PAID FOR L.sSD GROWING
CROPS AND ryPzOyEyEsTs 70
~ APPaOPRIATED AID cos
DZNsEzD. ~ The CHfCEAsAv
SATiOcs or The iSDsAS TT-RRl-
TO2T.
70 ths C.1.-zr Ss.a1-. tte eva
szr Ss.io1 al A wacos. Fres
s1sos1s All az 0.he- pe-s5-s ist=--
@sse5
T9s s-a esea o. yos ss8 a. -
soas Interested 10 o. cLGni-E any TO-
te-est to ;he l2ad o. inyror-1e.Ds
hereinafter descri5ed. are -otis@i
ia, the undersigned referees hereto
fore appointed b. tie Hono-ssls Ho-
sea Tornseaf. fudge % the Unitef
states Court, for the Southern D.s-
trict % the ladisn Territory, 20 sp-
praise and determine the compsasa.
ton FOR the land taken and the dan
ages 20 the land and Improvements
hereinafter described vill m@et a.
the F1rst Sa,ional Bank building. "a
the town % Be-vyn. IN the Southern
District Of the Iadian Territory, o.
the 23rd day oi July. 1896 a. 2:0s
O'Clock p. N, and vii proceed from
there to the land hereinafter describ-
Cd. 70 examine the same and 20 ap
praise the value of saii land and A.
sess the damages for The condemns.
tion OF the same. and will Afterwards
return 70 said First National Bank
building for the purpose Of making
their award
You are further notified thmat the
Undersigned referees ~ill ascertain
4ld set forth in their report in ar.
cordanee with the Law the names OF
the person or persons, Tribes or Ma
toas. 20 whom such compensation or
iunages are payable. and the intei.
e.; o, each and every person IN tie
az ard OF such compensation ant dam.
ages.
The land 10 be so appraised and 10
which you may be interested Is de-
scribed as follows:
All Of the portion OF the VIZ OF Sec
ton 30 lying West OF the Gulf. Colora-
90 and Santa Fe railroad. that portion
Of the NwA Of the NwA OF Section
81. lying West OF the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe railroad, both sec.
tions in Township s.. R3E..
also all OF the SEA of Section %. and
all of that portion OF the NEL OF Sec.
tion 3s. lying West OF the Gulf. Col.
orado and Santa Fe railroad. both Sec.
tons in Township s.. RE. in the
Chickasaw Nation. Indian Territory.
and all OF the NEA OF the sen OF Sec
ton 80. West OF the Gulf, Colorado
& Santa Fe railroad. and the Eh OF
the NWh OF the SEh OF Section 30.
all in T. s. R2E.. in the Chickasaw
Nation. Indian Territory.
You are therefore notified to be pres.
ent at the time and place above men.
toned, give 10 them and in their pres
ence your evidence and ownership TO
sad property, and your claim for com.
pensation and damages done thereto.
In Witness Whereof, We the under.
signed referees have hereunto set our
hands this the End, OF July, A. d,
1896 Signed,
". F. WHITTINGToN,
A. V. DOAK,
NJ. GoRMAN.
3-20t Referees.
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Recording District No. ~
Compiled by ,ns Guaranty hbs'fss,
Company of Psyls v,lIsy.

ruah 4 FDt ~ Howard y Hiuck
lrg tho scst 30 ieet of lDt g. block
lsa. sulphur Consideration 81
t. T. riorFer 20 " y OldNoll 20
hor'a Bco of TiS. R2E. containing
HiDut GO acrca. or possibly little
more. Confederation 81
Iammlr q Mcfarland 200 IS H Den.
rlr loi Il. block 20 part 81 lot %.
bI,, a. raula Nhllcy
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Royal Roller Rink Opened.

AMER being closed fOr the LasJ
twelve days ON account of he Chautau.
qud occupying the building aud In ~.
der that the iioor could be put Ia bet.
ior condition. the Royal Roller Rink
opened last eyeaing. Quite crowd
celebrating anniversary day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
2. -, os,.r.. Fsur,n.

r1.- .te santa Fc and Frisco
azt- fe-s-s zsrr closed an day yes
---dsg -I give me force a dag On. The
arzs that th.g Emlf receive a day %
from work Tss received With pleasure
5g rho 5oys a. their days of vacation
arc 'sz and far between
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
D Z. ALLEN
srown q snipoMAN.
rgnsFsi Directors and tiesnss<
umbslmsrs.
oy.- Isy snh sIgtt
Pm ,s 10.

Mrs vi nyrd la entertaining Two
sisters ~ her handsome hume m
E'sthSosi AfdnOrr The EuoSh are
nm y a Gaines ~ Oklahoma Clty
and NJ gsm Mcfarland ~ lhdpnls
TDspa
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New 5foom frame cottage. nns
we'll Of soft water shades. garden. lot
1sOEiGO. desirable location near lIar'
grove. Bargnln at 1850. part time II
wanted.
ORRIN NJ. REDFlELD
Postofloc Building
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ladies' Altar Society.

The ladies NJ the Alfar society viii
meet as usual the first Friday pf the
month. July o. at Catholic Rector. n
D. desired that every member hc pre-.
cut
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ss.L tsrLr1 TRANSFERS.
Compiled ~ ,hs chiessss~ Title Co
Ebs,fsctofa

Iraa, Fillmore ~ Arthur Sinclair
part Bec 20. Tgs. R3E AfdmDr' con.
alteration iZ50
Pred ~ Gates ~ Albert q Il iOg.
cnhrin. part lDtH and 3. b.D'E 90.
ArdmDre Confederation 81
Ellza smith ~ " ~ Smith Ipt o..
bloch l2s. AfdmDfe Consideration ~
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The installation of ofncorh will oc
cur tonight aud refreshments served.
a mn attendance of nll members b.
desired
GERTRUDE GILLESPIE. = G..
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Grand Basket Picnic
VIOLA. IND. TER.
July l9 and 20, 1906

This picnic will be given under the
auspices of Delaware Lodge No. 1876.
|. o. o. F. and Viola Encampment No.
80, |. o. o. F,
There will be public installation Of
officers of both lodges. speaking. FISH
ing, boating, steam swings. etc. etc.
Generous entertainment will be the
order OF the day.
Extensive preparations have been
made to make these gala days at the
celebrated picnic grounds on the
banks OF the beautiful Delaware.
Fur stand privileges address
C. p. EBIscH,
Chairman Of Committee.
VIOLA, !. 7.
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whisksy ana Drug rabits.

Permanently and quickly cured
Get cured nrat. pay aitervarl.
iiill 8anltarlum. ArdmO ". l. I sim
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r y. Luke. Ardmore's popular mu-
SIC dealer. sent a fine Bush & Gerts'
piano yesterday 70 the home OF Gov
ernor ID II. Johnston at Emet. A
big ball and reception will be given
tonight az the governors mansion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
THE FOURTH
AND THE RACES
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Steel Dl- nsla q s1.-n1i1 ssosi-z
fs- re frsf Flsr-er 1s- .gs- 0.- e.
s.s cd ~ RE hair nile
A. ue s.1se ~ ne -g-r.-r -sca
Lta.rr.rs Fs-y Ere .fslil1- 1s1s1
t Wells Hr1s ~ '.lF c.fF .sF 90.
~ ersls.ror. TIE s1lnzl sss driven
tg sH I'D Fstrs1 ~ rte ,-sss + y
PfssIf, formerly ~ I%H1Eto1 X
I.5-rt4rs va .10.-g a. BITE 1sst and
Fss heartily stssrsd rrs1 be came
l11r ne trzrss This frs animal has
been raf4afsdIy called 0ae ~ the hand
sYres' s,aIIous In Ee1tgcky. and
sglld b. hard ~ Jez' anywhere "a the
sf1a nrg M1ch interest j. being
fsi' here ir the past fss gears 10 the
arInz ~ lef'sr h0rsss and llbsrtIae L.
especially aelcOrne 20 ArdmoTe Mr
Prrzl't is devoted hDrseman and
feels a gres, pride iH the horse he
has il his charge.
The fourth racs sss free 'or al
pare Boz which Little Tom owned by
WussrsDl and Lawson, Maggie B.
owned b. Baird and FlOssle Owned by
JsF Carr entered The first heat vss
called On and the second heat vas
so1 by Maggie B The third heat not
being run.
setss.
The greasy pig given b. Cyrus
Pysat, vas turned loose on the
grounds The boy catching him was
entitled 10 the porker and Immediately
more than a hundred boys entered the
race. After an exciting run oi several
hundred yards. Paul Ferguson Who
lives on the Col. Trssk ranch south Of
town caught the pig II was quickly
purchased by Geo. Dasher and n. B.
Brscy A. handsome figure.
o. r. Gregory arrived from Mississ.
ippl on the ChOctsv and reached the
grounds In time 10 see his horse on
the race course.
Lee McClurg made a decided hit
A. driver and vas frequently cheer.
od from the grand stand. Mr. McClurg
has charge Of the horses at the fair
grounds and has been very successful.
Ho will depart IN a short time 10 be
absent awhile attending "a series %
races In Texas.
James Haycns and his little son en-
tertaincd the crowd with a running
race The boy on his little Indian pony
was declared the winner.
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rhC rdrnlnoTon rorrL

Tlshomlnuo. !. 7.
Hlica " per day sample room free
PMYTON ! PHulTT. Prop.
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Furnished rooms FOR light house.
keeping. 30s & street. northwest. MIS-
De1ning- Rooninz House Phone PSI
z5tf
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We are nov prepared 10 loan money
on city property see us Tor terms.
3if INDiAiiOMA TRUST 60.
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The Baptist Young Peoples Union
% Indian Territory Vlll meet In an.
uual session Al Sulphur. July II TO
20. inclusive. Ardmore will b. rep
resented al this meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05

The city Fish Market will move on
J- before Sept. ! 10 Lynn's old stand
lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
FUI Yeur Barn.

50. hay from City Meadow at low.
- prices. phone %. 2sS
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o. .-g are looklag fDr hrsteiass
s1zrs E.ts % plfb5lt rooms. b. day
~ ra-s rt1-e Isl ~ czu 90 iis Z
s-rae- ac-r-s cas- =51
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lee for sale every day at Porter
Staples. Phone sol. lO-im
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Remember the skating rink benefit
Tor reunion fund Saturday night.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-28

DR.. Bruske spent Monday in Saginaw
@. F. Brown was in Saginaw Monday
of this week.
Watch for holiday goods this week at
Stanard's Central drug store.
Rexall Cherry Juice will cure that
cough. Sold only at Stanard's Central
drug store.
A. w. Brock & Co. will make three
cords of wood do the work of five. See
them.
Prescriptions for Kargon Compound
promptly and accurately filed at Stan
ards Central drng store
The Alma Art Club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon, Dec. 9TH, with Mrs,
VIM. Adams.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
st. Johns Episcopal church, Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
AS fuel saver there is nothing that
equals the Acme Heating Drum made
by A. w. Brock & Co
Miss Ella Walker, from. Detroit, and
Mr.. Hubbard from NJ. A. c. are to be the
guests of Miss Alice Coats and Miss Alice
Hubbard.
FOUND-a stray hog. Owner can
have same by proving property and pay
ing for keeping and this notice.
f. Z. NEvINs.
A number of the lady Maccabees
went to Ithaca Tuesday TO attend q
clock supper given by the l.. o. L
M. of that place
Hon. A B. Darragh leaves this week
for Washington to be present at the
opening session of congress which con-
venes Monday, December 3D..
Klaw & changers massively ornate
spectacle, Ben Hur," employing the
services of more than 300 people in its
enactment, is to be staged at the
Academy of Music, Saginaw, Mich.
Dec Goth, 2lst and 22nd, with specia
matinee on Saturday, Dec. 22nd. Mr.
Charles w. Porter, Manager Academy
of Music, Saginaw, will fill orders fol
seats for any of the performances, il
accompanied by check or money order
in the order of their receipt. The box
office sale opens Monday, Dec, 18th.
Hon. Adam Bede, who was in the city
last Monday evening and addressed ou
citizens that evening at the Opera Hous,
is completing his second term in Con
gress and at the recent election was re
elected for third term. He is mem
Der of the River and Harbor committe,
and left his Minnesota home tor Wash
ington, Nov. Z, filling lecture course en-
gagements en-route. He expected t
reach Washington Saturday of this
week, having made rs speeches between
his home i'll Pine City and Washington
d. @.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-28
(H)Onne nnd
MSJ Vicinity

Miss Laura Brown spent Sunday with
friends in Grand Rapids.
George Willard was in Ithaca Tues
day on business trip.
Seigel Wilson is in Edmore this week
trying to bag few partridge.
G. NJ. Smith and wife, of Bedding,
are visiting their son Arthur for few
days.
Sadie WATSON and Velma Ellsworth,
of Ithaca, spent Sunday with Grace
Burns.
Poultry pickers wanted at the Central
Michigan Produce Cos plant Men or
women. +
Floyd Clark of Sumner, left Tuesday
for Detroit, where he will spend the
winter with relatives.
The Woman's Club will meet Mon
day, December, Sd, at 2: 80 p NJ. at the
home of Mrs G. G., Rhodes.
Number three of volume three of the
Alma College Bulletin has just been
issued from the RECORD press.
Alma Roller Mills have made arrange.
ments to deliver feed and grain to pur-
chasers to any part of the city. .
Mr.. Epler returned to his home in
Ithaca Tuesday, after few weeks visit
with his son.
George Thornton of Ypsilanti. after a
short visit with his father here, left
Tuesday for Marion, where he formerly
was in business.
Messrs. George and r. g. Lake of
Ithaca, accompanied by their wives will
spend Thanksgiving in this city, the
guests of o. l.. Convis and family
There will be special services at st.
Johns church on Friday evening at 1870
under the auspices of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew. Addresses by Mr.. S. G.
Scofeld of Fenton and Mr.. Glenn
Montigel. Everybody invited.
w. NJ Young who for the past few
months has been employed at the Alma
Manufacturing Cos plant, left Monday
for Bay City, where he has accepted q
position with the Industrial Works in
that city.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Convis left Mon
day morning for Owosso, where they
visit friends, going from there to Ban
croft where they will enjoy theil
Thanksgiving turkey with Mr.. Convis
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. @. V
Cole. They expect to return home the
latter part of the week.