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y. s. refunding s2s registered. ...... 10
u S. refundng IS, coupon Eek. int).. 10
u S. 3s, registered Eek. int)........ 10
U. S. So, coupon. 10
Y. S. New As, registered. .......... IL
Y. 5. New Is. coupon. ............ IL
American Tobacco 4s............... Z:
American Tobacco 6s. ........... 10
Atchison general As. ..
Atchison adjustment As (bid) ........ 81
Atlantic Coast Line As. 9
baltimore and Ohio 4s..... Q
baltimore and Ohio 312s Eek. int)... 9
Brooklyn r. T. cv As lex. intD S,
Central of Georgia SIS (bid) ...... 10
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc. (orered).. s
S Celi OF georgia "a Inc. toffered). -. Z.
Central of Georgia Sd Inc bld) S.
chesapeake and Ohio AVS. .. 10
Chicago and Alton sks 8
Chi b. and Quincy new Is lex. init q
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN5NEyy YORK
i -- N Branch & Co Bankers and BROKER
SALES:

oSi l-CSs 5sF.. +L4f.Ht{ a.f en- tts
1000 Atlantic Coast Line. com.
lc,6oo American smelfors, com.
3l.100 Amalgamated Copper ~.
800 Amer. Car and Foundry.
400 Amer. Car and Fcun,. pfd
eco American Cotton Oil.....
200 American Tobacco, pfd...
American Can .............
American Can, pfd. ..,....
1900 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
! 900 American Sugar ..........
II 100 a., r. and S. Fe, coin"...
200 A., r. and S. lie, pfd....,.
i,sco Baltimore and Ohio. .s....i
S,4o0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
$500 Canadian Pacific ,...."e.
400 Chesapeake and Ohio....
1890 Chi. Nil. and st. PAUL..
eco Colorado Fuel and Iron.
! 100 Colorado South. com.....
500 Colorado South, list pfd.
600 Colorado South, I'd pfd.,
900 Clev.. Gin, Chi. and st. L..
eco Consolidated Gas ,........
600 Delaware and Hudson,...
Del, Lack. and Western,
1890 Erie, com..... ...............
200 Erie, lst pfd. ..............
900 Erie, I'd pfd. ................
500 General Electric ......,
1900 Great Northern. pfd. 1880"
1900 Great Northern Ore Gifts
100 Illinois Central ...........
900 Louisville and Nashville.
200 Mnnhnt tan .,............
Metro. Street Railway.
500 Mexican Central ..........
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DRY GOODS MARkEI

NEW YORK, July 1.-The dry goods
market Is firm but generally quiet, Cotton
goods are selling for Toward delivery with
considerable freedom, Leading dress goods
mills report large trade. Exports show a
material decrease. while imports are in.
creasing, Tho lines OF fancies In mep's
wear arc being opened.
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DANv1LLE TOBACCO MAnKrr.

Danville, Va, July /. 1907.
There has been SO little done on the looss
sales the past week that 1t is hardly worthy
OF monitor. Not moro than dozen loads
n day have been offered and this has been
Of poor quality and mostly damaged Buy
ers arc mostly occupied with marking re-
pairs. getting ready for the new crop when
VIII begin to come to market from the
south within the next few weeks. The
weather has been favorable to the crop on
the hill, Trade In redried lots Ia quiet but
more or loss Is being done every day
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July i, 1907.

.agtzls IN!SHHoHu, Va, July l, 13ui.i-
SALES AT BOARD.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked
Forth Carolina As G. 1910. 9S
Va IS, Old c. and r., 1892. sou 90
Va Centuries, "a. C, and r.. 9oM 9Ola
4. RAILROAD BONDS
A. c. L. r. r. Con. Tr. p c. o5 -.
A. c. L. r. r.. Gifts. of Ind. Az. SO -.
Georgia Palits LIST 6s c. 1922. 1903 -.
Nor. and West Ry. ls 1921. 95 =,
Nor and West, Poca. 49, 81
Western n. c. LIST 6s. C. 1917. 1O5M -.
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Atlantic Coas, Line a.. 100 100
Atlantic Coast Line COM. 100 100 "
Ches. and Ohio... Nov. ...loo Is
Nor and Western com 1900 76 "
+ BANK AND TRUST Co STOCKS.
American National. ......,loo 1884 ~
Broad Streets ......r,......o5 ss -.
sCl1y .a...... -. .......,,..2o 32f2
First National. o15
Merchants National. .......10o 500 -.
National Bank of Va......loo 142
MISCELLANEOUS.
VA.-Car. Chem. pfd, p. c.lo0 102 1O3
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

/ Chicago. r. l. and Pac r.. r, As (bid) 60
Chicago. r. I. and Pac, r. r. col 5s.. 81
c., c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s. .-..... oS
Colorado Industrial 5s. series A...... co
Colorado Midland As Eek. int. bid).. 67
Colorado and Southern As. ....... SO
Cuba 5s (bid) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... 103
Den. and Rio Grandc Is (ex, int. bid) Of
Distillers' Securities 5s ......s...... SO
Erie prior lien As Eek. int .y,...... 81
Erie General As (eS. int). ........ so
Hooking Valley AVS lex. int, bid)... 100
Japan 6s.. ................. 90
Japan S. End series ........ 90
Japan AIS. certificates. 81
Japan AZ Eek. into. 81
Japan Avs certificates. end series... 81
l., and N. Unified As lex. int, bid).. 81
Manhattan consol gold Is (offered) -. 9S
Mexican Central Is Tex. intl...... 81
Mexican Central 1st Inc. (bid) ..... 20
! MINI. and st. Louis As (bid) ~ 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas As .. "a
] Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds 81
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
'EANuT MARKET.

Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Cos "a
PETERSBuRG, VA, July l--PEANUTs:
spanish--Market Arm at $40 pei bushel
virginlas--Market firm ut 4h@4Xc. for
fancy stock; machine picked, 3 @ Shc; she'll
Ing stock, 2h03c. .
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COTTON

p. . I - T. ~ IL i
NEW YORK, July 1, 1907.--For the
past thirteen years the crop condition..
as reported by the government has
always shown decline between the
LIST Of July. and the LIST Of October.
The maximum decline has been sl.S
The minimum decline has been SIS
points In ! 905.
The average decline has been 1871
On the basis Of average conditions
ported BY the government, less the
4 per cent. abandonment already as
certained, the Indicated crop would be
as follows:
u,d II g S 5an1 mt e indicated crop
II government Is indicated crop.
would be 10,O34, 900 bales.
II government "a, indicated crop
would be 10,2o9.000 bales.
d1 y asE 6oo y 4 indicated crop
If government 76, indicated crop
would be l0,563,000 bales.
II government II, indicated crop
would be 1o,741.o0o bales.
II Eove,rnnmeHntto IS, indicated crop
II government IS, indicated crop
would be 11,095,000 bales.
II government 80, indicated crop
would be 11,273,000 bales.
These figures assumed, It will be no
ticed average conditions hereafter II
and October should be as great as In
1896, the indicated crop would be be-
low 100000.
It begins to look as If Mr.. ]. N. Car
penter was not far wrong when he
said this crop could not be over H.
THEODORE II. PRICE.
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National r. r. OF Mexico con. As. ~. 50
New York Cen. gen. 3tts Eek. int).. 90
New Jersey Cen gen. IS Eek int :. 12lh
Northern Pacific As Eek. int.)........ 1909
Northern Pacific 3s (bid) .......... 70
Norfolk and Western con, 4s...... o.
Oregon Short Line refunding 49,. SSH
Pennsylvania cony. 3iss........ "a
Reading General As Eek. int).......D 95 ii
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. S.. ITO
st. L. and San Fran. fg. As Eek. int) 70
st, Louis Southwestern con. AZ. $3.50. TAN
Seaboard Air Line As. Observation-Disclosures. II q
Southern Pacific 4s.,... ............ sly
Southern Pac. LIST As certf. lex. int).. 81
Southern Railway 5s Eek int) ...... los
Texas and Pacific 1sts ODD. liz
Toledo. ST. L. and Western 4s..... 1875
Union Pacific IS Eek. t).......... 997s
United States steel 3nd 5s........... 95A
wabash lsts......t.5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 107
Western Md. As (bld).............- ~
Wheel and Lake Erie As (bid) ...... so
Wisconsin Central Eek. int, bld).... 81
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bulls, sa.so@5.oo; calves. sa.ooR725: stock
ors and feeders. $4,000. Ilogs--:Receipts
Good to prime. heavy. ss@e,o2h: medium to
good. heavy $500 gJ5. 971s; Z butchers weights
:61o@s12H; 5000 to. prime. mixed SEQ
sos: light. mixed, se@s1o; pigs. $3.50 q
$40: selected. e15@62o; bulk OF sales.
s6@6.1o sheep-Receipts about 1900
head. Market steady. Sheep ss.75 % 6.25;
yeariings, s5.5o@6.5o; lambs. sG075o.
NEW YORK, July 1.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts 3.945 head Steers, $4,000: bulls,
sa@s.ao; cows. s1.2o@4.i5. Calves-Re-
csipts. $50 head yeals. s55o@s.25: few
choice lots, ss1o9s.5o; throwouts. $500;
mixed calves, s4.75 @ 800. Buttermiiks,
$3.50 q $50. Dressed calves active. Sheep
and Lambs--Receipts 1894 head. Sheep.
$3.50 q 500; choice $5.25; culls, s2.5C q 90
lambs. s6,2537.7O;. ono car. $3.50 Hogs
Rec ipts: 1913 head Market firm at
$3.50 @ 60; pigs, 1915.
CINCINNATI. o., July i.-HoGs-A CITY.
and strong, Butchers and shippers. s6.22ls
@6.26; common, s5,25De.1o, Cattle
Strong. Fair 70 good shippers. s4.s6@5.s5:
common. s2.5o9 800. Sheep-Quiet at go
400. Lambs--serong at s4.75@7.25.
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RICHMOND TonAcco mAnKEr.

Richmond, Va, July l, 1907. u
Tobacco-Dark Fired: Receipts continue
very light and market firm at unchanged
prices Brights: Fair receipts, market quiet
but hrm at prices quoted Sun Cured Re-
ceipts light. market active at quotations.
The quotations are ns follows
---..--- DARK FIRED TOBACCO u
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NEW ORLEANS. July l.-coTToN-
spots closed firm, unchanged; mddling,
II Sc; sales l4o0 bales on the spot AS q
result OF the continued hot and dry weather
IN Texas futures opened steady with active
months Q points above Saturdays close
me usual hesitancy. which precedes the
uition report prevailed, with the result
That u certain amount of dulness charac.
terized tho market as the day wore on and
prices eased off somewhat. At tho close
which was quiet, the active months ranged
from sos points below the close Saturday
Cotton futures closed quiet. Closing bids:
January 1908: March. 1910; July, 1906;
August. 1854; September. 1850: October
l2O5: November, lbs: December, H. 9S
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grain markets, the loca market was strong,
the September delivery closing at a net
gain OF llsc. Corn was up ss@hc Oats
were b-SdS-ic. higher, Provisions were
2h95 to lQ@12hc. higher.
Open.ss High. Low. Close
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Divided Itesponslblllt,

Mrs. Characteristic seems to have more
leisure since she obtained her divorce
Mrs. sPark-Naturally She has TO take
care Of her children only six months In tho
year now.-Puck.
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BALTIMORE. MD, July 1.-FLOUR-
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer:
spot, 9bhc.; southern on grade. So csc.
Corn-Firmer: spot mixed 6o% % 60.tc I;
white sos q 6ohc.: southern white, 57T
6ohc oats-Stendy; No mixed. 47Mc.
Rye-Dull; No. western. exports. sec.
nominal, Butter-Firm and unchanged;
fancy Imitation. 2lR22c.; creamery, 25@
26c.; ladle. 1o@ zoe; store packed 1917 a
lSc. Eggs-Stesdy and unchanged at 1917 a
l7c Choese-Active and strong. unchang.
ed; large 1bc.; medium and small. 15h 70
151sc, sugar-unchanged; coarse granulnt.
ed and fine. $50,
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Firm. No spring wheat. 99c. @sl.o2 No.
8, Sac q $l.0l; No. 3 red. 93hc. No. . corn,
Sac; No yellow. SIC No, 2 oats 41Mc.:
No, white, 43h @44c.; No. 3 white. 41k@
43kc. No. rye. Sbc. Fair to choice malt
ing Gs971c. Flaxseed-No. l northwest
ern, Slips; prime timothy seed, s475
Clover contract grades. sl5.25. Short ribs,
sides Ooose). ss.5o@s.75; mess pork, per
barrel. s16.25 q 1919; lard. per 100 pounds
sss7la; short clear sides (boxed). ss.S7h@
o.l2h. Whlskey, basis of high wines, s1.3l
Butter--Market steady: creameries, 1917 %
24c.; Arsts, l7@21c EEgs-Firm; at mark
cases included. 1361shc.; nrsts. lac; prime
frsts lie Cheese-steady at liz @l3Mc
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SAILED.

Steamer brandon, Harvey Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk NOR
chandiso and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
songers. Virginia Navigation Company. I
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CHICAGO GRAN MAnnrr !,

CHICAGO, July i--Intuoncod by higher
prices for wheat at the principal Europaan
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against 2a5 last year and at Houston III
bales against l,2l4 last year

Total to-day at all ports-Not receipts
i,ssa bales; export to Great Britain, IA
330,237 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts,
eo2l baleo; export to Great Britain. i, so4
oaies' TO france. 80 bales; to the Continent,
, total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. 9764957 bales: export TO Great
i'ritain, s,72s.G95 bales: to France, s9o.o64
9 1; to the Continent, 3.S4l554 bales; to
Japan, e45.266 bales.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, July 1.--Seaboard
Air Line. common ard MISUNDERSTANDING
doing
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 1, 1907
ARRIVED.

Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. NOR
chandlse and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Lin,
steamer Hampton Roads, Tunnel, Norfolk
marchandise and passenger, Virginia Navl
cation Company, ~
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Inv and Equity Court.
Judgments entered: j. s. Moore &
Sons unc.) VS.. Mrs. G. M. Parsons for
$11G.0a 55.,.t3 s55 l5a
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Annie E. schermerhorn Us. tho Common
wealth; from tho Circuit Court OF Eliza
beth City county. THIS case arises out OF
an alleged erroneous assessment OF taxes or
oyster lands 5f5l f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
Trouble With over.Fat sows.

Last spring the pig crop was
poor, so poor that many became
discouraged and were ready to re-
nounce the hog-growing business. 1t
was said at the time that the failure
TO get good, thrifty ltters was In
large part due to the practice of keep
ing brood sows too fat, for the SOW
that is over fat never produces a prof
table litter.
The SOW should have been in good
condition when bred and should be
kept so, bringing her up in flesh until
farrowing very gradually. She ought
to he comparatively fat at farrowing
time. for Il SOW that is a good milker
and a good mother loses flesh as n
drain on her system, but she need
not put on flesh rapidly to be gotten
into the proper condition. \ gain of
one to two pounds n week is all that
will be necessary or desirable having
her reach the climax OF flesh just as
the litter comes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08

senator he can be looked TO for wise
counsel and advice by his party. He
has never been an advocate of corpo-
rate interests in any capacity and
therefore has no entangling alliances
He has never asked favors Of those
who may now or hereafter sit in con.
gress and for this reason has no un-
paid obligations.
So far as Mr. Rutherfords pol
itics are concerned he Is an uncom.
promising Democrat. He has often
made known in public speeches his
sentiments on public questions He
believes in a reduction Of the tariff
10 the lowest possible point in main
tanning the revenue necessary for the
support of government. He believes
the income tax is the on,5 true
solution of the tax problem. for by
this means the man who receives
an income pays a just proportion OF
the burdens of popular government
according TO his holdings. In the
great public question of railroad
freight tariffs he realizes that there
must be either government control
or government owenship of all the
railways before there is a solution OF
this perpleXing problem. 1t ID his
wish that the day may soon come
when the members of the national
lnw-making bodies may represent the
interest of the people and be in sym.
plthy with the desires of the masses.
He sees danger in the drifting tow ard
plutocracy, with the possession of
wealth as a condition precedent to
entering congress.
II Mr. Rutherford is elected TO the
United States senate his friends know
that he will represent the people
This qualification will not be disre-
garded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
MUSEUM OF Music.

Vienna will shorty possess a mu-
scum exclusively devoted to music.
In the modern world. AT least, no city
could be more appropriately chosen
for its municipal associations nstru.
ments, manuscripts. portraits, sculp-
lures and. in fact, everything associat-
ed with great musicians, will be rep
resented. The collection will be espe.
cially rich in its historical side. 1t
will include original scores by Bach,
Handel. Mendelsshohn, Spohr, Weber.
Mozart. Beethoven and Brahms. There
will also be a complete collection of
pianos illustrating the development Of
the instrument from its beginning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
Feeding Millet Seed to Swine.

Ground millet seed is excellent feed
for hogs. 1t has a nutritive ration of
l TO 5.4, that is, one of albuminoids
and ga Of carbohydrates. This is a
good fattening ratio, and IL will de
pend upon the relative price OF corn
whether the two should be ground to-
gether.
Half inlet and half corn, ground
fine, will make a more suitable pro
portion than corn alone. The pork
will have a better proportion of lean,
and the pigs will be healthier while
fatcning. Ground millet will be
found n very appropriate food for
young pigs, giving them large and
more muscular frames.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08

The tcr.centchnial exposition at
Jamestown Va. this year. unlike 9TH
ors held in tho past few years, will
be- more uf historical and a doscrip-
tive one than a display of 50 many
varied products Of different lands, and
the departure from the old custom
should draw large crowds to that
most delightful place tp witness the
best nayics OF the world and to see
just what America has accomplished
in 800 years. Virginia has shown that
she intended 10 make the best Of her
opportunity. as she has nearly half
million dollars with which she will
show everything tho old state has
done In the history of the country
Oklahoma has planned to have build
ing and a display that will do credit
to the wonderful new state.
-o+o
Senator McCumbcr Of North Dakota
in speaking Of possible solution OF
the Philippine problem. comes forth
with the interesting and novel sug
rostion that the United States should
take two permanent coaling stations
in the islands. that two should be
given TO England, and that for these
concessions the two nations should
Jointly guarantee the territorial integ
rity Of the Islands after they have
been granted Independence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
Still Have Wood Paving.

The five cities in which the largest
amounts of wood paving are found
are, in order. Indianapolis, New York,
Minneapolis. Toledo and Boston. To
gether these cities have more ere.
Bsoted wood pavement than all other
cities in the United States combined.
Tho total amount of this pavement in
use in this country at the end OF
1905. ives about 1.4uO,OOO square yards,
equivalent to nearly eighty miles of
pavement On street thirty feet wide.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
.44@*%*+4++s*%%+++~+**+**
FARM BURROWS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


\ simple remedy, and cfieetual ii
ds,t imon the urst appearance OF lice
on house plants or any out-ofnor
plants. rose. sweet peas. nasturtium,
chrysanthemums. beans. melons, Gu
cumbers, etc, is a strong solution oil
ivory soap. says a gardener. Two ap-
plications should be- sufficient. | have
had good success in treating San
jose scale with two pounds of whale
oil soap to one gallon uf water and
one pint of kerosene oil, applied to
the trunk of the trees and branches
with a paint brush as high up as my
time and patience will allow, spraying
the balance of the tree with the same
solution
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
NIlh

Not less than 37O,Ooc.OOO pounds OF
merous telephone lines of the Bell
companies in America last year This
year there is expected an increase ot
53O00,OOO pounds. In addition To-
wic considerable quantities OF con.
per are used IN the manufacture OF
rass for telephone instrument and
ter alloys required in other branches
q; telephone service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08

a petition has been filed for let
ters testamentary in the estate Of the
late General William Shafter. The
petition states that no will Of general
Shafter has been found and property
valued at $4,000 is enumerated as
follows: Real property in Kern county
Cal. valued at $4,000; personal
property consisting of bank stock,
live stock and articles necessary for
the cultivation of farm, valued at
$1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
ODDS AND ENDS
s**s++*****s******4**+.
Strikes kiIIina ireland.

Strikes have had an unfortunate of-
feet on Ireland Dublin was at one
time n thriving shipbuilding center
and was celebrated for its timber
trade, its iron manufactures and its
steam printing; Limerick was renown'
ed for its gloves; Kilkenny was noted
for its blankets; while Bandon was
celebrated for its wooden and linen
manufactures. Hut most OF these
trades were driven away through
strikes.
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FOUR PAPERS IN YOUR HOME.
Costs Only Little More Than Two
Cents Week.

The Farmer and Stockman, the
greatest agricultural weekly in
the west, regular price per pear
Is ''''''''''''''. '..'''''.. Sl.OO
The Farm Gazette, beautiful
monthly magazine of profitable
agriculture, printed on fine paper
with elegant illustration and
cover in colors. regular price per
The HomemaKer, delightful
monthly for farmers wives,
daughters and children. regular
price per year .............. so
The Weekly Ardmoroite gives
all the news Of the new state,
publishes all the news from con.
gress that is Of interest TO ter
ritory people; it's twice as large
as any other weekly and has
twice as many readers. Regular
price per year .sl.OO
Total regular price. $500
Our Clubbing Offer, all four pa.
pers one year for ,sl,25
Papers may be sent to the same or
different addresses.
Send your orders direct to the Ard.
moreite as agents are not allowed
commissions on this clubbing offer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08
GARDEN BRIEFS.

II you want a good and early garden
you ought ~ have spread lot OF
manure over 1t las tfall to he soaking
in and getting into an assimilable con.
dition. II YOU did not do II then, do
1t as soon now as possible. Manure
well Incorporated into the soil does
the most good and does It quickest.
And II it has gotten into the shape OF
humus in the soil 1t affords food at
once ana does not burn them in dry
spells.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-08

Many train has been wrecked in
a bali room.
Many socalled gilt-cdged securities
are guiltedgvd
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chance 70 show on.
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because II lasn longer
As the years roll by many old prov
cribs take TO the tall timber.
Cour,ship fills man with conceit
but marriage takes it all out OF him.
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an opportunity 10 work their friends.
when two people argue one Is in
the wrong-and just as like as not
both are.
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ceeds in kissing clever girl she
looks at him in way that makes
him wish he had got busy sooner.
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people from being honest
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tie things count,
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lame for the first or
der the delusion that he will have
something to say about it,