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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

al be inoprnbne Grfaringer, iom BET
mn fam meooele Mlmenbeben til @e.
nptteIie, bbor Sr9parer er abioIiii
~nsbpenoise, iaaleoes til Sernbone'
fompanier, Der forsoer Ell uitprtelis
Mrngoe "Sies" UNDER fine Sfinner,
SeIefon. oe Seleeroffomponier, Der
brueer | MilIioner al R9le, liseoan
Iinefompanier, Der trGnser 1Brpps"
/ itore @osier. ollie bisie er iuteres'
ierebe / bsi @rno og baaber poa en-
Itor 9eiparelie, bpab Sorifaffelie al
gr9parer angaor, Der MI er blepne
6prere emo tioIieere, og ON en- Sio oil
be neppe bore at faa for 8enge. Der
for bar benne Sag itsrre 9etpbnina
for belle 9ationen, emo De fleite for,
itaar eIler amer.
Cm sGs % Sjerfr9.
9aar Narfen frpier baarot, mac
Seniene ifnffes Sanb og @riis, ba o.
life eIlers fan fan, bpa6 De bebsoer
SAB berfor en- 5oripnins paa Saanf
for 8tnteren fommer. 9ette itaar
nsie Sorbinbelie meo ben R9ring
iom De maa babe, ON De ifal tribes oa
bore til Rptte. Gen 9lbre Del al
Ssniefloffen bsr ffiQes no og i9lgeS
M, blot be pngre Sons fan pentes al
bile betale for fig BET fommenoe aar.
berfor er oct bortfaitet 4rbeibe at be-
boIbe og fobre De gamle. Oct, ion
allermeit taller for at blipe fpit Of
elbre af Sloffen, er geiparelien al
Riim | Ssniebltiet. Oct er en- alnin'
belig Sell, ii9r blanbt Sormerne al
Ssniefloffen / Sommerens Sob e,
blepet iaa flor, ia ofte bobbelt iaa flor,
Tom Ssniebuiet meo rette fan rumine,
SsIeen er 8ntripiel og Spgbom
glltiaa set man life ielp fan BRUCE til
Susbolbntngeu at gamle Sons oe
unge Sanefpuinser, be ntaa ialges
Itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

SenS "Securab Soften" Ill Slrst %
Genucr | gamles ganoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

Srit. On imr,f, iIIiiitrerct IiSen
BOG, Der siber fuIoitGrOige SpIps-
ringer ON De i~torurteoe Siileertiir.
iiouer meb Gunnrb 2inien, ienbes
frit til ale, iom berom tiIifriper
Grucit Garles, Wgr. q. 8. Dept,
Winneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Carmen np Bnpe,r.
SborleSes SrG fan bepares mob at
raaoue.
Rehlaerst al q praitlR aarmst.

Gle foritanbige Solf / bette itore
Sano bespnber at f%oritao, of en- flor
1llpffe er n9r ioreitooenoe, bbis Der
life itrar gisres noget for at fore.
bpgge ben MI paagaoenoe gbel9g-
geIie af bore Sfope. Sfisnt oct er
itore Sfope, iom 8eeierineen bar
taset UNDER fin 9eifptteIie og bill uGr.
ne omL iaa er Dog, bpao man fan
faIoe bet ~nsopenoige Sorbrus af Gre.
materialer iaa ubpre fort, at oct |
bette Stpffe bill toee en- gal gnbe,
bpis Der life gisres noget, iom fan
~forminbffe Sorbruset og iamtioig
beb Rlantning forsse Silperten. Eli
Susbpgning 90 8~i9rbefang, bebepes
ibelig meget Sr9pirfe blanbt Sar.
merne. Oct aIler p9rite er bette nieo
@i9roerne, at Stolperne, bnis ne.
bre gnoe mo grooes neo | Sorben,
raabner / fort Sio oe maa iaaleoes
erItattes meo nDe.
Spis Der flnoe foretages noget
meb ben Gel af Stolpen iom iPttes
neb | Sorben, iaa ben fuuoe biubres
fra at raaone iaa burti9t, oa ptloe
bermeb meeet bore punoet. Sor
mango Iar tilbage giorbes Der Sor.
fsg / oenne &etning peo for @rempel
at br9noe Stolperne, itbtil Der blep
ct tpnot Gag at alil rrnbt omfring,
Sberitrpgning meb Si9re e1er Si9re'
ollie iamt &aIfbIanoineer af forifiel'
Iise Slass. aoitbare f~eniife Stoffe
er ogiaa blepet onpenot, men Inlet
Mibbel er enomt opoaget Der ri9tigt
fulot no iporebe til Seniieten. gal
berettes Der, at De Sorenebe Staters
&egiering bar %operOraget til niSie
fpnbige W9no / Igeroprfningsoepar.
tementet at anitiae llnoerisgelier, Der
funbe bringe ct beitemt % tilfreOs.
itillenoe &eiuItat, / anleontug 0enne
bigtise Gag.
On lang &pffe grperimenter iiges
at bore tilenoebragte meo oct glRbe.
lige uofaIb, at man fan meo blot
rimeIig Smfoitning og paa fort Sio
bebanble enbog be Isie % burtig.
borenoe Srpiorter iaaoanne iom Zip,
Sinh, gil, &sbIsn, Gran og Stru
og mango Here iaalebes at be bliuer
mere pariae, eler | bet minoite lige-
iaa barige Tom De bebite Stolper at
De foitbare % baaroe SrGiorter.
9ette bar meset at iige; tbi 8I og
&solsn = 9ogeloer = fan bore itore
NOT til @i9roeitolper paa nogle faa
aar, oe bpis MI De andre StOlper,
Der er al boarbere SrG, fan meo
famme @ebanoIing bringes til at itaa
fig moo &aaoning / bobbelt iaa lang
Sio iom elers, ba er Der obermaa0e
meget bllrtoet, life blot bpao oeft tsr'
ite Smfoitning angoar til SpfsrelIe
al @i9roer, men ogiaa bpao 9eipa.
relien at arbeibe % 8enge angaar
for geoIieeboloelien / Sremtioen.
9et beber, CT De neopenbige Ippara'
ter fan enbper Sarmer forifaffe fig
beb fit eget Siem e0er o9iaa fan en-
TO, ire eaer flere, Der Dor NOR boer.
andre, ilaa Jig iamrnen % iaaleoes
fomme meget biaigere fra benne Del
al Smfoitnirgen. Der foreligger
life enburt rogen ~nsiagtige Splps'
ringer ON, bpa6 Der bsrer meo til
btsie Ipparater og for Reiten bpiIfe
Subitauier Der nlna briIees iumt On.
gangSmaaoen meo oct belle, iaa Ri al
@sooenbisbeo life inolaber os paa
n9rmere at bersre bette MI, men ifal
inareit muligt ifaffe fulo 9eiteo Der
ON. Otter De eunitige @eretninger,
Tom 9epartementet bar Iaoet offent-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

lnoeris.
% &lar.
Il ogiaa
rem Ben
len ioa
t. og De
r itogen
ter finn.
bte Jig
ar life
|reoe err
ret. Oct
faa Sag
arbeibet
pill brin.
] forbol.
Zig mo.
bse Ga.
Ssnbag
og ioa
Huttebs
telefone.
ZEN fsrit
og lag.
Saffert.
pn1, ba
prior De
N Sdffs
Ore paa
; Der al
SIGst ps
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

Crookston College har sex duelige
Larere, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ooStuden-
ter, specielle Klasser for Nykommere, og
har ansat allie sine Graduenteri code Be
stillinger. Kost og Logis i privat Familie.
So pr. Uge. Send efter Katalog. Adres-
sc ]. c. Satire, Crookston, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Rprf Srugt'aaa

2 Stopper bruut Srfter o5 en- Sop
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
SuIen %fntnnfcrt

Bet er ifte ~furtiblis at beapube at t9ufe paa 5enias
oaesgaper. Wfuiifaife 9n%ftrumeuter uogisr dItio
peiiesoe @auer. Ct 2 Cts. 6rimGrie oil prinee Fem
aataIpeer fra Standard Mfg, Co, rs Park Placf. Dept.
NJ, Chicago. &c oeres advertisement itoite use.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
quiet ne 8fekkrnft.
Rseis.ret af en- Sraftif SusmSber
2inSie.Snppe.

ct Bilno Sinbier l9gees iblso tolr
elmer, babes iaa op | folbt 8ano
Ell @rpoe os faar ct Spfog, bporpao
@anoet bellies pef. Saa bar mai
to Quarts fogenbe 8anb op / @rp'
Den meb 2inoierne, laber oct foee
laneiomt UNDER 2aas og naar Climb
ierne er balofoete, bar man Ell bolt
cpifaaren 2sg l. A Relifer, ct Saiir'
bRrblao oe en- balp Sbeife Seaeri'
5ts, iamt en- Sbeife Salt. 0aar lao
2inoIerne er aloeles blsbe, presier
man Dem eiennem ct 8srilag, til.
letter en- Sop tpnb Slsbe eaer implicit
@ielf, laber oct faa ct Spfoe, iepner
Oct meo en- Spiielfe Smer og en- Spi.
ieife Wel, iom er gneoet iam1neit og
tiiGtter 8aprifa.geber og Gait ef'
ter Smag.
Grts.S nppe.
@armt 8anb bellies oper to Sop
per Split Yeas, bpprpaa De itaar IL
Elmer og blsber Jig. Saa bellies
@anbet Of 212 Gitart fosenoe 8an>
BABES iammen meo @rterue op | Ell
@rpbe, Iigeiaa 2 Sfiper SEQ, ct 2aur'
berblab % en- Sbeife Salt. Raar
@rterne er goot uofogte, presses %
giennem ct 8srilag, iebnes mel
Smsr og del og tiIiGtteS meb 20
mate. Gatiup" og Salt efter Smag.
girsinia Bacon
Rau fteger tpnbe Sfiper Bacon, til
0e er iprsoe, logger Dem iaa poa ei
parmt Sao, iom i9ttes, bbor oct For
boIoe iig parmt. S Sebtet, iom e,
.i9ien / 9anben iteges Sfiper al isht
9@bIer, iom life er ifraleoe. Mar
Ir9ger iaa sgblerne poa Suoet, ianl
men meo Sleifet.
garm Sotctes.S alat.
Sem Spiieifeer finboffet Bacon ite'
9eS laugiourt | ell Bnnoe til alt SEQ
tet err fontmet gobt ubaf oet. Gao
tager man 8aconen op % briiter
Seotet TO Sbeifeer 9sg os lsftel
iaa Yanoen ai Stopeit, meoens nlar
rsrer / SaIp6elen iaa meget eobif
jom Der er Se6t / &onben. Oct frpo'
res meo Solt, Reper og Saienne
Beber og nanr altiammeu er goo.
iammenblanoet, bar mar 2 Spiieife
err fogen6e ganb | iamt en- Del bar
me 4oteter, opifaarne / Sernineer oe
ben itegte Bacon og rsrer aItiommer
go6t iammmen.
Siffe 8ratiu rneo Yoteter.
a itore foete 9oteter ifieres OBJ
imaa Serninger os ioa meset foIb
fogt Silt renleS Tor Stino og Sen ol
piles iint. at BET bIiper en- Yint. s
Stopper "Spib Sauce" Qapet a
Smsr, @el % ReIf) Inpes, tiliRttes
meo en- IiSen finboffet 2ss og en- Spi
ieife fiubaffet Seriiae. ct Gag q
Sauce bapes / 9unoen al ct Stese
fab, Seroper bar man ct Sag Silt ot
iaa ct Gag Boteter, os boIoer laole
ees peb, til aft er opbrust. gat
Soppen bar man 9rsofrummer, ion
or iteat | Iibt imeltet Smsr % ltege
set ioa, til BET er goot ~giennemitegt
Rprf 5rugt.aase.
2 Stopper brunt Sufter o5 Ell aol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
W. G. HATFIELD,

Makes a specially OF removing Corns
and Bunions, without pain. Residence
S35 West Main or phone 5S5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
st. Agnes Academy.

Tickets for st. Agnes Academy com
mencement will be on sale today at
Lon Frames drug store. 2O-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
Rain a Blessing.

b. G. Rickcts returned today from
a business trip to Hewctt and other
points in the country west of here.
He states that he paid especial at
tention to crop conditions which h,
considers very favorable. lhe rain ol
yesterday and today, says Mr.. ricketts,,
has been of inestimablc benefit to
the crops in this section Corn Is
practically made, says Mr. Ricketts, and
the cotton is looking nicely. In some
instances where it was not necessary
to replant the cotton there are eyi-
dences of a very promising yield
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
++++++++++4++++++++++++s+
PERSONAL MENTION

Chief Deputy Marshal c. @. Nc.
Koin has returned from an eastern
trip.
r. \. Howard assistant United
States attorney, left Yesterday after
neon for Meridian, Texas, on a short
business trip.
Miss Griffin who for the past month
has been the guest Of Lee Cruce and
family. has returned to her home in
Colorado Springs.
Miss Olcla Wright returned to her
home at Sulphur Thursday after
spending several days in the city the
guest of relatives.
Rev. VIM Mckinney left Thrrslly
for Oklahoma City where he goes to
prepare for his taking charge of the
Baptist orphan Home.
Mrs. elem Rogers Of Cleburnc,
Texas. is visiting the family Of Mr..
and Mrs George Henry Bruce ON
North Washington street
Mrs. Conlee. mother of Mrs. w b.
Johnson has returned to her home in
Cement, Okla. after a visit of several
days in the city with her daughter and
family.
BurreH Hicks. formerly Of this city,
now located in Keifer. /. T., is spend
ing several days In Ardmore. Mr..
Hicks has considerable property here
which he will dispose OF soon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
Criminal Reports in Pr. partition.

The United States attorneys Office
force will in a few days begin the
arduous task Of compiling the annual
report of criminal statistics for the
Southern district of the Indian Terri
tory. The report will be quite a
lengthy one as it covers ten places ia
the district in which court is held.
The fiscal year in the government
service ends on June 80. and It usu-
ally takes about ten days to get all
Of the statistics together and compile
them in the forms sent out by the de
artment of justice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
Some Championship SHOOTING.

Chicago. ILL.,, June 20-Three ANA
teur shooters tied today for tn eGrand
American Handicap. and it will be
necessary for them to meet tomorrow
under the same conditions to decide
the ownership of the championship
trophy. c. NJ. Powers of Decatur, H.,
J. j. Blank of Trezevant, Tenn, and
NJ J Maryott of Fort Collins. Colo,
each broke ninety-siX clay pigeons
Powers shot from the twenty yard
mark, Blank from fifteen yards and
Maryott eighteen yards. None of the
five scratch men were in the money.
After missing but one target out
Of his first eighty, Powers seemed
to become nervous and went to pieces
in his last tally and scored but sew
cnteen targets.
Two other men still have a chance
for first place, Lem Willard Of Chi.
cago, president Of the Illinois State
| Sportsmen's association. and Tom f.
Graham Of lngleside. H., did not com
plete their five rounds of twenty tar
gets today. They have a score Of sew
enty-six each for the first eighty
trials.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
A COMEDY OF ERRORS"
The Game Between the Typos and
Clerks--Ses'ral Fancy Stunts
Pull1d oH-The Score a
Newspaper Secret.

Had the immortal bard of Avon hap
ponod on the scene yesterday after.
neon while the prints and the clerks
were doing fancy stunts ON the dia-
moud which threatened to result in
sensational plays. he would at once
have called for royalty on his play,
a Comedy of Errors
II was grand exhibition Of the
national game, fun of fun AMI errors.
studded by sensational plays whencv.
or typo would accidentally stop a
ball. This however, happened so sell
dom that the grand stand grew mo.
rose at times.
It was balmy evening for the
game and a good crowd was there.
Clerks took the field and Dodson sent
three hot ones which put the typos
on the run. After a vain effort Ia
connect with the sphere the printers
retired TO the field. where they be.
gan their wonderful exhibition on
giving points as to how TO play the
game.
Captain Hardy of tho regulars had
his aggregation in the grand stand
to take notes on the work Of the print
crs Weisinger Of the Ardmore team
was shown a few tricks at short
which he will endeavor to use at the
next game.
Other players were instructed like
wise and It is the opinion Of the grand
stand that some good pointers were
shown the regulars.
After five innings during which
time the printers had vainly tried to
connect with the bah and the clerks
had filled the score board with runs
the game was declare dover.
The typos accept their defeat grace
fully. but decline TO tell the score.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21

Women say there is nothing 10 equal klliiN 8
JAP ROSE transparent SOAP for WASHING
TIE HAIR. All druggists and grOcers sell IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
JURY COMMISSIONERS
ARE APPOINTED
Jury cOmmissIoners appointed
For the Next Term Of court-one Re
straining Order lssued-Judge
Townsend III and Court Took
Recess.

On account of the illness of Judge
Hosea Townsend only short session
of the district court was held Thurs
day, when the court took recess un-
Ill Monday morning
The most important matter to re.
ceive attention at the hands Of the
court was the appointment Of T. B.
johnson, Chas. Miner, and NJ. NJ. Han.
nah as jury commissioners to draw
the jury for the next term Of the
court.
T, b. Johnson was also appointed a
notary public.
Judge townsend granted a Nam,
porary restraining order in the case
of j. Il. Stanley VS.. j. a. and Ida Nor
man. The order forbids the defendant
from removing any of the fences from
the property under litigation.
Fred Kinkade was appointed as cur
ator in the estate of Alice Mitchell et
al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21

etta. Morey, alias Lynn, was in the
employ OF the railroad company and
after leaving them and returning
north, IL was found upon close exam
ination, that his accounts were short
a small sum. An Indictment was found
by the grand jury Of Pauls Valley and
the prisoner located and arrested.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
BLO1DHOUNDS ON TRAIL
Armed Men and Dogs Are Searching
the Swamps in Louisiana in
Search Of a Kidnapped Boy.
Taken by Italians.

bNNH W lNalldhos
New Orleans, June 2l.-Thrce Of
the best bloodhounds in the state. fol
lowed by twenty-five armed men, to-
day are trcadirg their way through
the swamps near ST. Rose La, on the
trail of which it is hoped will lead TO
the capture of Walter Lamana's kid
napers The dogs We're taken to st.
Rose yesterday from the state capitol
and a handkerchief from the pocket
Of an Italian, whom the police sus-
pect Of completely IN the kidnapping,
was held to their noses The dogs
then scented for few minutes about
the Italians house, after which they
dashed yclping straight for the
swamps Of ST. Charles parish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21

We have a Bush & Gerts' Piano on
exhibition at our store, which has
been used continuously for practice
and teaching purposes for the past IA
years-the hardest use Piano can
have.
We want you to compare the tone
OF this piano-after all these years
use-with the tone Of new pianos of
fered at so-called special Piano sales
We sell only dependable Pianos
and we are here TO stay. We do not
resemble the dealer who. like the
Arab folds his tent and silently steals
away We remain here to make our
guarantees good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
Nichols Musical Recital.

As a closing feature o, The years
work and to show the advancement
and improvement they have made,
the pupils of Mr.. walter Nichols held
their annual musical recital last even
ing at the Broadway Baptist church
Mr. Nichols class is the fourth to
give it's annual recital and as the
public knew what 70 expect the
church was we'll filled
The first number ou the program
was am overture by three OF the pu-
pills assisted by Mr. Nichols
In every number given evidences
Of the talent and time the teacher had
devoted to his pupils were shown
Ardmorc is fortunate n having so
many good music teachers and Mr.
Nichols is numbered among the best.
The proram which was rendered
complete and to an apprcciatiyc audi
oncr was as follows:
PART l.
Lutspicl Overture Ctwo pianos. eight
hands ..........Hoh Bella op los
Misses Bessie Mccoy. BERTHE Mccoy.
NelIe Hard. Mr Nichols
Katherine Adams.
Joyous Farmer ........... .Schwnann
Gladys Martin.
Manda Mazurka ........F Boscoyii7
,Helen Gillespie.
Melody Of Love .......... Englemann
Norma Lawson.
\ Rural Wedding ........W. Mason
Saleeta Fielder
Land of Flowers .....F. \. Franklin
Lois Gon
over hin and Dale @ pianos, u
handO ...............E Englemann
Misses Francis. Floc Alexander Vean-
nous Holt. Fannie Joiner, Rosa.
lee Bowman. Edith Williams
Valse ................Carl ". Kern
Miss Fern Dickcrman.
Galop de Concert a hands, .... Black
Misses Glare Fore and Bessie Goldsby
Moonlight on the Hudson .... Wilson
Miss Veannous Holt
Polka ..........'.. ......... Kunke
Miss Floe Alexander
PART II. e..
German March ..............Ku Kunke
Miss Francis Alexander
/ Spring ................... lang'
Miss Mamie Eavos
Nalse Caprice .........R \. Newlan,
Miss May Roberts.
March Fantastique op %, G. W. Smitl
Miss Nellie Mae Joiner
Etude in A.flat, op %. No. ! .......
...............W. \. Wollcnhaup
Miss Rosalee Bowman
Tarantella .............Titto Matte
Miss Winnie Slaughter
Grand March de Concert op. 10 ...
................. e.. Wallenhaup
Miss Nellie Ikard
Ca) Butterfly ............C. Lavalle
tb) A-La-Bien Aimee ....... Schuet
Miss BERTHE Mccoy
Boat Song Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Pearl Galyon
Nalse Sentimentale Maye
Miss Pearl Galyon
(a) To Spring ...............G Grieg
CD Grande Polka de Concert, Bartlett
Miss Bessie Mccoy.
Persian March Cthree pianos, twelv
hands ............,. A DE kontsh
Misses Winnie Slaughter. May Rol
erts. Nellie lkard, Pearl GalyOn,
Mamie Eaves, Mr.. Nichols.
w LATEIEi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
10 PAVE est. SOUTHWEST

NCllIdSN GtN 10 FNN buWU RapUdlN
on Long streteh Of That Street.
oth,r Contracts Under
Consideration.
Il will he but short while before
Oklahoma city will have rival in
Ardmore In the number Of miles Of
paved streets The paving fever has
taken hold of the property owners and
BE- having an exceedingly good effect
on them The citizens living ON G.
street southwest have just closed 90
contract With the McQuattcrs concern
60 pave that taurouphfarp from the
Va. Mullen corner 10 the G L.. Audcr.
son corner. distance uf mile or
more The paving is to be the same
as the Main street work wit hthe cN-
ccptlon that the cutters are 20 bee of
concrete So instead OF removing the
paving plant as was thought IL would
bee necessary to do. the company viii
continue here as several other streets
ar" To Dee put I'm the Improvement dis.
trict and considerable paving work Is
to be- done
The work of paving G street south
west. will be- commenced when the
Main street work has been completed
aud by the time the street job has
been finished In all probability an
other street will bee ready 10 be paved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21

Free lecture on Redmanship at Odd
Fellows hall next Wednesday night
Come out and learn something Of an
organization that's doing good All
are invited, especially the ladies'.
REDMEN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-21
Arrested In Ohio.

Deputy Marshals T. A. Clobitz OF
Cleveland. Ohio, and A. f. owens of
Toledo, Ohio. arrived In the city this
afternoon, having in charge one c. A.
Morey. alias Morton Ellsworth Lynn,
who was wanted on the charge Of en-
bczzlemont while in the employ Of the
Santa Fe railroad company at Mari
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CHICKENS BY THE. ACRE
Amateurs Who Dream of Big Profits
Must Consider Some Cold,
Essential Facts.
lBy Prof. H. 3. Greer.)

ICOME enthusiastic persons dream
- of chicken farms of forty or
fifty acres-alive with chickens
chickens by the hundreds and the
thousands-great4 rambling flocks of
fowls all dwelling together in peace
and happiness and as prolific In eggs
as trees are in leaves-all one glad
summer day of gathering in the eggs,
sending them to market and bringing
home the dollars. How nice, how
pretty on paperI But the cold, cheer
less fact is. that 1t will not pan out
that way.
And yet, chickens may be kept by
the acre, and managed so as to be
healthy and profitable; but first there
must be some well-defned plaza
system outlined, and some money and
skilled labor expended before single
chicken is turned out to Craze.
| An acre of ground, with suitable
houses apd properly fenced. will ac-
Icommodate between five and six hun
dred fowls-that is, 1t will afford them
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17
COVER BETTER THAN T1LLAGE

The effects of tillage and cover
crops on the orchard are similar in
some respects, but tillage adds nothing
to the amount of plant food in the
soI, though it influences the fertility
OF the land so that more food is made
available for the growing trees. A
well-managed system of cover crops
will accomplish all that tillage can
and at the same time add to the store
of plant food that will be available
for the trees.
Fruit trees are often injured by
root freezing during the winters. In
the northern ATTITUDES this is one OF
the most important reasons for keep
ing the soil covered In the winter
The influence of a cover crop in pro-
tecting the roots from frost is very
important.
On soil that is rolling, or on hill.
sides it will be found almost impos.
sible to maintain any degree Of fer.
Utility in the orchard without the use
of cover crops. 1t will not only pre-.
vent the soil from washing away, but
will also hold the fertilizers from
washing and prevent the leaves from
blowing away.
The saving of plant food is also ar
important function of cover crop
When the cold weather arrests the
growth of trees there is considerable