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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22
RUSSELL H. JONES,
COUNT Efo,.s.


August Spliuter-2I acres, 5 or, sec / town
l, range y, pa acres: sold all of. Amount 5000.
Meta Hogarth-3 acres in e or, sec !, town l.
range D. acres Sold 50-100 off north side or
end, 5 acres; amount, S17.46
Elizabeth Wolf-Part of hf or sec l,
town l. range p, so acres: amount, S4.64. Sold
45-100 off north side or end
G. E. Jensen-Tanc1's subdivision, lot L blk
/, sec l, town l, range D. Sold 50-1U0 off north
side end: amount, SS.95.
Mrs. Wells acre " hf II e or sec :, Gown l.
range o, l acre. Sold 50-1O0 off north side or
end: amount, 1927.
TOWN OF RANDALL.
Wacer-Lot IS, II W fri or, Hess sub, sec Is,
town l, range 10. Sold 4o-1oO off north side or
end; amount, S5.41.
TOWN OF SALEM
G, A. Vo1tz and Wife-S W cor e hf $ e ar
side e hf, sec 80, town 1, range 20, acres. Sold
all of; amount, g. 65.
CITY OF K ENosHA-FIRsr WARD.
James II. O'Brien-S hf of that part of Ex-
change ST. lot 1, blk SO, Sc or sec 81, town 3
range %. Sold all of; amount, S6S.S7.
SECOND WARD.
Martha Carter-Com 3715 rods of e cor of
lot II; thence west II rds, 234 rds, to Chicago
St, n 2A rds to beg, n or, sec 6, town 1, range
IS. Sold 75-100 off north side or end; amount,
THIRD WARD.
Emily Ho1derness-Bond's subdivision. lot Z,
blk 8, W or sec 9, town l, range 3. Sold 4O1O0
off north side or end; amount, 1927.
Miss McKenna-Beg at poiut so # w of 5
cor of Elizabeth street and Lyman Ave. thence
W so fit along line of Elizabeth street, 12S fl
so TT, II rs it to beg, blk D. W or, sec g. town
l. range 3. Sold $500 off north side or end;
amount, 1927.
George III. Savage-Kenosha Realty Co. first
addition, lot 80, II or sec 1, town 1, range p.
Sold 40-100 off north side or end amount $500
FOURTH WARD.
John Fox-Com 30 # W of II e cor of block;
thence W a #, to center of blk, A fit, to
beg, blk 81, S or sec 81, town 2 range IS. Sold
all of; amount, SSH.
Paschche-Com at the cor of lot; thence
As #, W 152 it, As it, to beg, Fisl's western
addition, lots 1, 3 5, blk 8, W or sec 81. town 3
range D. Sold all of; amount, S29.42
Emil Clausen-Com line of Park street
1854 tt of W line of said or sec; thence $50 fit,
W 43 it, II 100 fit, to beg. w or sec 81, town 2,
range %: Sold 10-100 off north side or end;
amount, $3.50.
G. Schreck-Lots 5, 6, blk 2, e or sec 50, town
2. range p. Sold 1900 off north side or end;
amount S13.42.
FIFTH WARD.
c. Cyarnows1i-E 40 # of the following de-
scriptiOn: Com AZ rds W and rds of e cor of
said or sec; thence n % rds 9A it, W rds, 3
rds 919 tt, e to beg, II W or sec 81 town 2, range
s25.s8.
Justin Z. Orvis-The1een's subdivision. lot 10,
blk 1, or sec 81, town D. range 23. Sold l0-IO0
off north side or end; amount, 1914.
EIGHTH WARD.
August Otto-W hf of pit of hf of hf of S
or sec, beg line of said or sec II 10 rds of
river, in center of said river to point Is rds
of w line of so acres, to e line of or sec s
10 Clio rdS to beg, W or sec co. town 2. range %
Sold 70-lO0 off north side or end; amount, $3.50
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

When the delegates were talking
about peace at The Hague, French
warships fired 1000 shells at the Moors
to silence their war talk. Strange how
differently people go about the same
things.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

Both principals express themselves
as being entirely satisfied with the
situation in the telegraph strike, but
how about the public that foots the
bills?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

Of course war is growing more hui
name because the world is growing
kinder and more intelligent, but the
most humane thing In connection with
war will be its abolition.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

The airship may be destined for a
star role in future warfare, but there
is unfortunately no guarantee that hos
tilities will be suspended until the new
craft can be put into proper shape.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

AN occasional arrest for riding on
the sidewalk serves to remind the
bicyclers that the sidewalks, in sum
mer at least, are for the exclusive
use of pedestrians.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

FAVORABLE crop reports continue
70 come in from all sections Of the
country and the prospects for at least
an average crop are improving daily.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22
CHICAGOANS WE'D HERE
Chas. Rucko1dt and Mrs. Won Acker, O
Chicago, Married in Kenosha

Charles Ruckoldt, widely known in
Chicago as dealer in meats, and
Mrs. Elsie Won Acker, also of Chi
cago, were quietly united in marriage
here by Judge Slosson on Friday
afternoon. Both the bride and groom
are past middle age, and the bride
blushingly admitted that she had been
married before, but the groom gave
testimony that this was the first time
that he had attempted the game of
double harness. The happy couple
remained at local hotel for we'd
ding dinner and returned to Chicago
late Friday evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

Now that the cornerstone is laid, it is
to be hoped that the Carnegie peace
palace can be finished without becom-
Ing involved In a labor war
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

Some of the Homecoming boomers are
limiting to absentees to "come on with
well filed pocketbooks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

Anyway, that Standard Oil fine Of
nearly $3OO0O,OO0 would only give IN
Gle Sam more surplus to worry about
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22
TAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, :
COUNTY OF KENOSHA, :

August 18th. 1877.
The following is true and correct list of all
unredeemed lots parcels or pieces of land stu
ate, lying and being in the County OF kenosha
and State of Wisconsin, which said pieces were
sold by the County Treasurer of said Kenosha
County, State aforesaid, on the 10th day of May,
A. d. 1905, for the unpaid taxes and charges
thereon pursuant TO the Statutes in such cases
made and provided. calculated thereon up to
and intending the last day of redemption of the
same. to-wit: May the 22nd. A. D. 1et1S Now,
therefore, Notice is hereby given that unless
such parcels. lots or pieces of land are re-
deemed as provided by law on or before the 22nd
day of May, 1905 the said lands represented by
certificates of sale by the County Treasurer of
the County of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, of
the parcels therein described will be conveyed
to the legal owners of the said certificates upon
proper application according to the Statutes of
the State OF Wisconsin, in such cases made and
provided
Given under my hand and seal of the County
Board OF Supervisors of the County of Kenosha
D. 1907.
lSEAL.J RUSSELL H. JONES,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

RACINE is to impor5 chief of
police. Do we hear any bids for aid
ermen?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

Anthony Koomnan, of Grand Haven,
Mich, spent Wednesday in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

CAST@7TA.
psa,. cha ,IhG Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Z A<Nzzzzu
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-08-22

GA. - TO EA
Bssr.ths ,Ihe Kind You Have Always DogGt
''', Z M(zzZzzsW
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
WnISKEY JOHNSON IN FIGHT
JOINT kttpEHS Al TULSA BEAT
Nm up-REsCuGD IN
NICK OF TIME.

Muskogcc. | T.. oct William T.
johnson, special officer Of the depart
mrut Of Interior hero Ia suppress
bootleg sing, was attacked aud nearly
Killed by u gang while hc Was raidlng
u beer Joint at rulaa Three drug
Hlor"i had boon raldcd aud Johnson
went tu the near beer iulnla There a
Ilghl "nsurd, In which beer bottlca
billiard cues and guns were used
l"hnn,n waH hoNton up some aud a
man named Dyc, was nearly killed
b, l"hnnon Juhunuu'a deputies arrN
cd lul In time To- save hln life John
Hon was standing on the gang with
- KUN In one hand tud a billiard cue
la tho Other when help arrived
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
TROUBLE AT SULPHUR
NbIcE. ,irr ,cthrtL $50 CT
t/ths Trt ~ yIFibhct
,yfr ,tfr SffTire

sgiDDg, o o.t -Ti.v yisselt
oiy opyraI is oIsDDn.o ~ qYaua
Dsef u4e at-s sDpDin1y. pr'ss =
fhpr uus agy ul,,r mss aI ir.gl,
tiDn. b lan s,l8t aug o. gs3D Hnd
isldUD ~ ne oty saterrDrss b.
'sus' - 81 qy.p,l sYlpng 90 'yUu'iI
men osef me DDoiIntrudeut - tle
"st'fnD,bs npHsuU'tlpp Hnd while
~. qususl between peanut ppli'i'isur
wont msrnly ~ sYlpLyrs nns DYild
ing continued ~ be without nfe pfD
bsriiDu ~ present suDaitnbandrnt
~ ~" Giy saurfwoTks construction
has hnished ule plant and ir ready W
make bic hnal f.Dpu But tbe opun.
'il is again quaftsling This ume
oe fDw is Dyor uYn appointment ~ n
WBisi aud sewer rDmmissivn"r 'Dun.
'1lmnn ~ che minDuty are refusing
w. atbau1 council morlinys Tho mHyDr
belongs ~ ihe msIputy fh'iipn
~. marshal 'ab bilnF H. The 'pun.
'ilu'u and tpf'' th,if attendance
luDiuus 'art be- had o. tho regular
meetings Attempts ~ rr'uie puuf
Dma a. frequent oall meetings have
p"s'u signal hiluf'a ana ~" piyr
mDfo important business continues a.
be- HrFlr'lod iasi nipht ~ 'ail
meeting after much phpulup by the
marshal enough ouuucilmru fui q puo
um. i'sr ou". were induced tn 'pmr
~ the dly hail Anor hong waiting
and more phoniuH another councilman
came hnd fpf couple ~ minutes II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

allied under the new constitution u
Is certain that al attempt Will be
made this winter TO secure the pas.
sage % new election law that w1ll
cut o1' the i,E,era,e negroes In the
STATE from voting Prominent demo.
cratic leaders are already discussing
plans by which this may be done.
One plan suggested is to do away
with the circle under. the device in
which person must stamp TO vote
a straight ticket, and the adoption Of
a lav similar 10 that Of the Texas
Law requiring that the voters scratch
ct fJr whom he does not wish to
vote. Those not crossed out are the
ones TO be counted II is claimed that
II this method IS adopted and no
one permitted to enter the booths 10
assist the voters, no negro votes OF
the illi,erate class can be cast with.
out mutlatiOn. One objection that is
certain 10 be raised 70 this plan Is
that It will disfranchise many white
persons and indians OF voting age in
the Indian Territory as well as the
negroes The llliteracy there among
all classes is high. through no fault
Of the people, but due to the fact
that there has been no thoroughly or
ganized public school system.
\ still more effective plan is to do
away entirely with the device and
print alternate ballots on some OF
/ the ballots the Democratic ticket will
/ be on the first place on the ballot.
and on the other ballots the republl.
/ can ticket will lead.
I In this way no person can vote who
can not read as he will have no idea
which place his ticket appears on the
ballot
Another change proposed in the
election law that is generally IA.
yorabe Is one that will facilitate the
count, 1t is claimed that the present
method which leaves the people in
doubt many days after the polls are
closed is conducive of election frauds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

from TIE pols. leaving he r9.l-g and
shouting 10 ths o4er side once ,he
l5--a. eleren, ls arg9sea - work
las aas Cgat1g tse tide may turn
th- O-Eer wa
There IS a.so resentment q the
Fac, nat Pfes!ee1i Roosevelt has
c,m. .l fof strong criticism because
~ bis ps-t in the Fairbanks dinner
z, the sta.e functions q, the White
House wine has BEEN served during
he entire administration q President
Roosevelt who partakes moderately O.
such drinks a. be desires A year or
10 ago the president accepted case
o. beer sent % him. He was DE-.
bounced FOR this By the " c. T l..
Oi PittsbUrg On one Of his Western
tflps he went through Kansas. Carrie
Nation, who has just been released
from !a.l sentence. heard tha; the
prefidents car was well stocked with
: ~ Inns - "a Inn saaAF AaaaAF a.
the way here 10 reproach the pre.i-
d mt for permitting strong drinks In
his car, visited the White House and
created scene there. She was led
out By policeman. The presidents
known sympathies for the restoration
Of the canteen. expressed In his cor.
I respOndence with Bellamy StOrer and
. o, many others likewise bring him
criticism. How the president Is 20
escape an attack Of severe nature
|is a mystery.
/ Some Of Mr Fairbanks friends be.
I lleye II probable that he viii come
out IN a rebuke Of the attack on his
personal rights and say that II he
does 50 and follows this by leading
/ a fight against further instances OF
this kind he is In a position to check
the prohibition movement and give
hard blow 10 It.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
~ cEFEE-INc VIZ SEEsf-EN-
rE.SEGNsE cN SILLs c-IEcE
WILL KNIFE PROHIBITION
-. bci -st t~s..r.e cs-se--s
80. s,s tr;s?v- ~ 90 80. -
.s Els'ns-t o..' 80. cs.-t-y.
~ ~; 2. Fs-7s.:.-.
1rouo-eits Special

1'ouOfeits Special
wtsriu yuou. y z. Oct i-P-yrrI.
bent se,FstJfE ~ 1--,-t-ser rsre-s
Wash; ron declare mat ne pry.l.
Yiuulls-s have mad. serious MS
axe 10 defeating wee Presl5ert Par.
Ysrtt 'Yf oeieEs,e - t.s cuaere.rl lsl
pyt'efp1ce % tie NathYdlst church
because c),k1ls were served Z, hls
hone b. i-c annapolis o. 'te CccaaOa
- Is reception q. Prelee1t K5gse-
rsi' j. Nay -2s,
j. s cere.oyec that me at,lyc q
tbe. rsclcs ten ye-ance people a. -
'ts vice gfe4loeli v.I awaken .se
condemnation and sltzggnls,u o. tae
liberal element al over TIE cyun,r,
and VIII BRING these people ~ tAs
'fon, more Prominently than hereto
'Dfe iu me nRtts of the prohiYl-ou-
ifu " enlarge theif territory IN
addition ~ tnls friends u Vice Pre-
idsnt Fairbanks 10 cJngfess wll! re-
sent this a'tzck upyu him and will
shaw their resentment by privately
and publicly knifng all efforts o..
he cold water people - secure fed
ersl legislation al the coming seg
sion ~ congress
Mr. Faifbauka. 81 is polluted out by
strong friends. is practical temper
ance man .inasmuch as personally he
either abEta!us altogether Or uses al.
| cJnol 30 the greatest moderation. Az
presiding officer oi the senate be ex.
efcises Tremendous influence IN leg.
| islaiion and II IL entirely unlikely
that be will feel friendly % various
| measures after such severe treatment
az he has received The prohibition.
lists will put forward various meas
ures In the coming congress. One of
/ these will be % push a bill pending
In several past congresses 70 maze
the shipment Of liquor into prohibi
lion communities an Offensr against
federal laws aud permitting their
seizure Another is 10 prohibit saloons
In the District Of Columbia All these
have failed ~ enactment heretofore
and will probably fail again especial
ly since the arront 10 the vice
president
The worst harm llkely 10 bcfall the
prohIhl'i1nists. It b. asserted. will be-
the arous.ng Of liberal people In all
parts Of the country especially those
who resent interference with their
personal affairs. Heretofore these peo-
pie have done practically nothing 10
oppose the prohibition tide. and in
nearly all elections have kept away
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
Cholera Cp,dem,o In Russ,s.

80 rctcphurH oct I The cpl
doml, of oholcp. which broke out
early Ia August H. spreading rapidly
aud already twelve Provinces are az
toctvd The dironHc IN rrporlrd most
~ nl,ng the Nolgn The dcathu al
ready reach mtu thousands The
greatest mortality is In towns
II has hocu found impoHsihlc to
check the Hcouragc and every day.
II IN rcachNg new provinces
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
nUsprtr cars JUDGMENT.
bna N T. Ne,t ,fss s.r..a W. ,,.sy
hstisu . (.s' fsf Estb.ng.


nYssayee. .. Oci The In
dian JrulDHy .yun ~ appraIs Aas
afirm'd IudEr ls"tences piIuiou IN
tne oasa ~ 4 4 Hufphry ~ Ma
spgfi ayainst chicf rpfut and M.
r,ees na,iDu 10 "hi'h AurDhey sued
fDf ',.Jgg a. salary due an contract
a. national atDin'y fpf tho crrrkE.
Ipitsf having discharged him a yeat
D'ipie uIc 'Yutfa't expired pprofs
W"teSi fDf nrnz Hufphry whs that
ne liDnapaftr fcpDft ~ an iuyostiya
'lpu ~ Indian 1ruitpfy pfnoiala said
ipat 'hutphrys usefulness ah pub
ilc Dfn'rr had been impaired The
"puri ~ appeals held that Bona
baii'.a opinion ~ mat matter VIA not
aUith any moio than any other prf
some and llnl Muphry Was entitled
10 bic SALARY 90 hr meantime "
l. Mou has J,,n acting as ,rcok
national auoWoi llo VIII probably
Dud ~ lua. t,Opo fpr 'hr year of
service ipr which Muu,hc} has been
ullpn,d pay
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
+. =. st pLBNt =. CgEr- -
r-B-E-cc- ~ CoNcFEEt
HUNTER CORPORATION IoN
is' - c.lsy -.~-fy.rf - ry'Stft.
t.Sr - r-.tis.-' srs c.- '.pys
ucs, ,snp'.t, g S.p.. tnss.
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tfcmy'si.s s2se-s-
DrlL.Vtns Cry Cr. 2--rcIur,@o
~ .hs c-sr4yfp-s clssyvyrsl = 10
better sisnsu, u rsyltacss, tufyuEb
~ tls s.sts re -sfsit q. ths ifl-
ylsc bsgYeslc1 fry-l Eyybspst that
Do % uIs ~ ,-f y.slltY Ys.l sLc
,sf'tI,Yy ct.up-t q. fss 'er, tls'
he Grflytl az -afrE t.r ne ia-Yr
~ ty,cE ~ D..t t-r- ..fss Charley
Hunter 'y-'ir' c.aftrf. q. es.sf-sef
Ysart .n Teccgs fy.g. -errs vhc
tsc c.afYs . Ie ,,ucr v1yyI trl
rllrs ii ne frsr Z, E.r Juan flIl
ls blI Diat4nlg Y'D,.a.rlng ma, 20
VII cyitrs' u.r recent election ~ the
y'rH.d - Yryss '-l11s pefYftFatrd by
ttr ormDcfau Tts a..mus behind
tirss- gfVgnclrss ctsfges " fraud snc
tsls ~ oOntes' .s apparent ~ all cDn-
yefssnt vita tae situation. Hunter -
yyt me mi ~ ne csrpetbsggefs and
fbs cyfforauyis wnD sull hVpe IN
5vue way ~ be- able " defeat stats.
uyDd Their vfesent plans 81 " delay
ne certifying W President EDOseyelt
- the result ~ fhs vote On ne ON.
sutg'iVn until a''ef congress is again
~ sssAiyn This accomplished he
statrhDod assa5eIrs eIpsc' a fepybIi.
can malDfity in ocHgfess ~ repeal the
-nabllng act be'yrr s'atrhvOd can b.
proclaimed 80 Dfdef ~ prevent Okla
tVma's seven democratic electoral
yDtes from figuring IN the selection
~ me neat president
A. an inducem'rl, " the Oklahoma
republicans. and those IN the northern
portion ~ Indian Territory W con
zen, 10 this plan. ttsy hold out the
| pfDmis" ~ another enabling act. i'm
modiately passed. granting statehood
~ Oklahoma territory and what they
consider he republican portion Of In
/ dian Territory would then be- erected
] llANt "a VII lfN a. u lhl htA'l tblAhllNf
for the carpetbaYgers. and would b.
taken into the proposed sta" by pee
meal as the immigration of northern
lr-pubucanH and Texas aud Arkanaas
i'"t,rs became sufficient 10 certainly
! I'.,rcpWc lts democratic vote.
! At n meeting 81 the - ,.h IN
state committee held IN Oklahoma
cry this week. this plan was gone
! thoroughly over aud discussed from
every point ~ view. The few rcpubli
| cans present from the ChOctaw and
Chlckaraw nations protested vigor.
puhly. but ns the majority d thOs"
present NJ the meeting were federal
once holders or representatives or pr"
daiory corporations IKE the coal trust
of South McAlester th'Dr proscsti
were ~ no avail The leading spirit
ln the conference was william T. Bus
by. the South McAloster coal baron
Who was ably assisted by Henry =.
Robbins. his plant aud plausible hlrcl.
ing
This is tho real plan Of the enemies
pf statehood II was discussed ser.
iousl, Wd sobcrly. Just as honest
men would discuss n legitimate bus.
inrhs proposition. The people of both
territories who have laborcd for years
for single statehood should break
away from party lines and face the
condition as good citizens who arc
mindful Of their rights.
A. ID. HUMBARGAR
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
Fire In collInsyllle plant.

Colllnsyllle. Tex. Oct 1.-The two
grain elevators Of the CollInsyille
Min 4 Elevator company. stored with
grain, were burned to the ground last
night The elevators at rhc time
contained 5000 bushels OF corn. The
loss is about $4,000, insurance 81
500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

a teacher f. wanted ful a country
soLuul fpur miles west uf rnoli. pre-
f"fnhlr middle aged Christian lady
t"nrbor Wntr or Telephone ~" nt
Ib"ll q HAN"Oi.rli
% a. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

Ne have shoulder Dfac.s mat vii
p'eseHt yoyf children bec0miay
fp9nc thpgI1stsG rpu bsndiny over
csfks a. sclDol Easy ~ ~ear aud
sssy W 1yy
~ y BhBEEY. DUYYlst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
LOG

LOHl Deed Ia Ian made from Nor
ton Anderson Ia q ! Humphrey. aud
recorded nt Ardmurc WIN pay 70.
ward II nudrr viii leave same a.
" 3 Wolyrfiun's office -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

WtnTED -, 49, yyg 90 levtys
psct e. b'omy'pIts otto
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
PLAN NEW ELECTION LAW.

Oklahoma May Adopt the Method
Used by Texas.
Guthrie, Oct. l.--lf statehood Is re.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02
~teftL

hfsf EDfn cav tYu' vy1t vt
yY-Suis EsBYlue slv Ph1bs tas
berg 80 g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

fDit SALE one acre ~ land and q
room house with all necessary out
buildings NJ ltockdnlo. Texas. or
viii oichhngo Tor Ardmorr prop.
.rly Apply Mrs Dascy. 33i g 81.
southeast 20
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heavy wrapping payer a. AfdmOfs
80 office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-02

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young hcifor cali. ~ tons ~ coal
% cords ~ wppd o head ~ hogs
lop bushels ~ corn Pfof . Is
Staples 2lf
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have three resident lots
IN West Ardmofe. near the old
cemeUry Want W sell for cash. !
will bs IN ArdmOre between the
10Th and goth ~ October. Address
ms IN care ~ Sidney suggs John
COlson 2js
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
Under the laws OF Illinois no instryi.
nlent IL valid unless dated. This ought
to include packingtOwn products.
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The interest that asks the most rs.
sistance from the police force Is the
packing Interest. The strikes caused
by its treatment Of Its employees have
come nearer to bringing on q rcvolu.
ton In Chicago than anything that
ever occurred here. Yet these packers
dodge their taxes.