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GUXNl6QN NENSCHANl.lAlE

I 20 tkk Thea h~ea; VII -
~rsy. / k.s.r he al, entire he.>- Gsua
bl-' Ah- and mss ss.k ts iir@ways fair Every
that L. -cs fhi.k ARa- there
N le Duo that ~ pse thef tm to play s~svs
AoH Ha- ha' hid aims h. sad to hin s wear, after when
b. rlas With Nlor Tassan fos1 q chocolate house."
~Yeu dirty scandal m.aers.~ Gase bars; III"
~Non-eur. s.il 1t . lSer v.0s
ss insult her Cs. ~ his victim. But
for think ef what True rcen the
parade; that ren. whs here do their
ladies' that Msaire Nash ha. s~f the EomP Still.
known ing hs play, and Will he
belief, when Ef and charge aloud with what
alreadv w-F~r Think Of ~ You noble and there will be
loes who might Only such would
be cf yeu e s And keep Of France,
monsieur. have G h rvi, but have still the Of N de
Npcix and he know lie Not gentleman will play
when YOU con 10 Paris.
The Enehnau white lip showed of scarlet dots uTo. it,
"1low much d. want :" he said
The with the gay laughter Of Iauca Il hof
aie for hundr pound You have them, monsieur
Why does such play NJ Beaucares Because
else wiln to play NJ le Duche pay Ha, ha. So he
come good NJ Baaueare Money-ha, hs. What with
money"
His grace of Winterscs q sinister pat
He garny his companion in snarlng silence
Money, Pou." snapped little gambler. No, no. 1t
that NJ e Due moverih somewhat had odor he is Yet
sieurr
"IIs, You dare think to force me"-
NJ Beaueae wirled the tip of his slender muace around the
forcfnger goin
Lady Malbournes ball tonight-M. lie Due and me!'
The Engislman roared Course your impudence"
"Sit quiet Oh YES that's all. We gon together"
MOI"
I make my plan. 'Tis all arrange" He
paused and then said gavcy You gn present Lady Mary
Carlisle"
The other laughed in Lady Mary Carlisle of all
alive would be the fr prefer the devil to of
birth, barber"
Ts all arrange have fear Nobody question monsieurs
guest. You goin' take tonieht"-
"No"
Ito bsCs aAinueil
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Merc Nj le Dac'' he laughed rising stepping
table
The Englnan cried 1T dirty work slencng
YOU with my bare hands," and a him.
DO move" said NJ Beaucare sharply that the other
paused Observe behind YOU"
The Enchman turned and what he had bundeed into
stood tranxed alternately scarlet with and
white with the vital shame Of discovery. NJ Baueaire remarked in
ang the silent figures by polite of the hand is
compliment that procure six large subdue him
They quite devote and monsieur is alone Could be that
he did wish his ackeys know he play with the
Frcnman who Mre Nash does like in the romp room
Monsieur unfortunate have and alone apart
ment"
The dukes mouth foamed with chaotic revment His cap
smiled brightly and made slight gesture who brushes
aside bterous insect With the motion he queed
quiet eentfu impetus of his toward the Engliman
"Its murder, is it, you carron ~ finished the duke
Bcaucaire lifted his shoulders in mock shver what words
No. no! No killing. such word q such host No.
der only dgrace! lie laughed clear, light laugh with
rising infection, seeming launch himself upon adventurous quest
for sympathy.
"You little devilh scuion! spat QUIT the duke
Tut tut! But forget Monsieur has pursue his studies Of -
pertinent amongs his fellow countrymen."
"Do YOU a Bath will your word that l.
that T.
THAT NJ e Due de wnerset had = card up Ais slsevsr
"You pfu stroller, you stable boy, born n q sahh"-
"I it honor be born where moauf hsvs bssa
bredy"
"You footby barber cutthros groom
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0lskinR Paw ooinn - the Csvuasl
CeatinueA frso First Page.

Csati.sel lrsa First Page.
Boa Ton groups sader m.naeemesi
Of John Peters. The work has bee.
delayed waiting for pipe to connect
the sir drills, but the seven mes
employed will soon he increased. A
mammoth tnnnel 10 under way n
penetrate clear through Crystal
mountain. Already in GOO feet, il
will be extended for GOO AID the
mineral depths Of the mountain
thoroughly explored by drifting,
sinking and upraising. Mr. Peters
10 ~ experienced miner aud equal 70
the huge undertaking.
Treasury mountain is vast store
house of nature's = wealth and was no
nan'l by Hayden. the great gov
eminent surveyor and neurological
expert Its sedimentary formations
have been nplifted for three miles
above the s.,as, twisted a,d torn by
volcanic action and the thousand
crevices resulting filed with por-
phyry and mineral. The tremen-
dous mountain or indeed group of
mountains covers q wide extent It's
northw rsttr, shoulder, Whitehouse
mountain, extends back of CRYSTAL
almost to the town of Marble. Bear
and Crystal mountains are two of
the knees Jutting toward Crystal.
while Galena mountain is the south
ern spur.
The operations near Marble. where
several paw mines are being devel
oped were detailed in a previous ar
ticle. On Bear mountain there are
many patented claims, which will
undoubtedly repay investigation by
those seeking mining Investments
p. J. Tiechhauser and H. NJ. York
have recently located claims on Lit
tie Bear creek which show four
foot vein on the surface. Mr.. lis
chhouser and II. Rossetti here own
the Asetrian group, on which two
another thirty feet show a good vein
of low grade lead, silver and zinc.
Another vein uncovered exhibits
some high grade lead ore.
Considerable work is planned for
the near future on the Crystal Noun
tain Mining ana Drainage company
property, where several men are now
at work. l.. b. Adams. of Lincoln,
California, is president, A. B. Crooks
secretary and treasurer and +. Herv-
form and w. h. Crook directors.
Geo. Melton is vice president. In
the 1850 foot tunnel much ore has
been encountered tina; looks en-
couraging. Thirty feet this side Of
the breast is . five foot we'll defined
vein Of which the two foot nav
streak Mr.. Crook tells us will aver
ass fosr 70 fftesn per csnt copper,
26 to 30 pr cent in zinc with sone
silver valves. This u contact vein
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Ohio Geek
BY Telephone
"Wednesday. Oct. >

"Wednesday, Oct. ,.
Snow last Monday morning made
the country look like winter.
Albert Hildebrand returned from
Littleton Wednesday and reported a
snow storm there Monday.
Cattlemen's Day has come and
gone and our valley was well repre-
sented and most all are well pleased
Harvesting Esain is the excite
ment now in oar neighborhood and
there is . aHrr--csreage than usual
Misses ;, a,.d Agnes Pratt, of
Castle Rex at l.. H. Easter
ly's this ~Vk hey had hcen Wis
iting Mr.. R3rs. Blackslock in
Gunnison flbo Sunday.
Noah and(ater johnson, Harol,,
Goodman, nephews. Frank Easterly.
a cousin and Frank Seyferth. who
were with J. II. Easterlv during
having, left yesterday for their Him
ois homes.
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in lime iutr-cssd by fssures. The
ose shout 10 not vet secured, bst
drifting both ways 10 in psogEess,
aad les 49, sosth will probably cst
the shoot. This vein was enco~stered
st lsO feet depth and drifting
sho~ld make it q permanent mine.
The company owns eleven claims on
Rear creek Unlimited water pow
q can be secured right at the tunnel
sRoSth. 1t 10 the intention TO tram
the orc 100 feet down to the Crys-
tai river valley where n mill will be
erected o. soon as sufficient ore has
been blocked out
The Hoffman properties are slso
on Crystal moantain but are idle this
year The lnez property and the
Sheep Mountain tunnel are also
resting on their ores at present.
Considerable prospecting Is going
on here and there, for any quantity
of good mineral ground exists around
Crystal.
There IL no activity at Scofeld
and the North Pole mine in the
heart of Crystal Basin is not work
ing yet, although it is probable a
heavy development project will soon
be in operation on this splendid
copper property which has shipped
80 much high grade mineral and
which is as vet hardly opened.
One of the best properties in Crys-
tai Basin is owned by Dan McDon-
aid. From the Crown group of three
patented claims he this spring took
two tons, as near as might he, an
average sample, just as it was brok-
en- down, to the Black Queen mill.
1t returned 30 ounces in silver, nine
per cent lead and three hundredths
copper. There is six foot vein of
this ore, developed for 100 feet on
the drift Eight carloads were ship
ped from the Crown group in the
SOS which paid for silver values
alone. 1t looks then as though Mr..
Mcdonald had a splendid outlook
here.
In Hard Cash basin at the end Of
Galena mountain there is much work
going on. In the Hard Cash itself,
where Horace Miller has charge, is .
tunnel $50 feet which shows three to
four feet of sulph,de ore most of
which suns $35 to S5Oa ton. From
a ssope here 100 tons Was shipped
rnne years ago. Three parallel
fiesure veins cut the three claims of
of the grosp.
Pete Niegley has the Denver lode
adjoining the Hard Cash. He has .
IS foot tunnel on = vein of from fif-
teen t. twenty -four inches Of mine
raj that assays fifteen per cent cop
per and twenty ounces in silver He
also owns the Humbolt in Cryssal
has., vixen . good vein 10 exhibited
]. A. Bsuckway, Of Carbo.dals. i
ruaaiae . t1nnsi oa . vein Ten fsst
vide c.z.yins seresks Of high gr.de
nines,l r1asiag $4l2 in silver, lssd
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Sa0iaeso
X sws Champion Corresponde.ce.
Wednesday, October .
Ars. Z. J. Broll leaves today for
Whitewsaer to visit hsr mother.
4. e. Shinn 10 shipping thirty
fosr cars Of sbcsp 10 eastern markets
this week
Miss Lilly Peterson was at Gun
nison this week having some dental
work done
Mrs. Augusta Kirk and children
are visiting her unr'e, H.. s. Carpen-
ter and family.
Miss Lizzie Phillips returned TO
Lake City today alter a few days
visit with friends
Miss May Carpenter,I who is at
tending school in Gunnison, visited
her parents last week.
Word has been received from our
regular agent, p II. Zenor. that his
health is improving and that he
will return to work some time this
month.
Among those who attended Cat
tlemens Day at Gunnison were, Mrs.
ii. :. Carpenter and daughters, Zo,,
and Milly; Bunyan Ledford and J.
B. Chapman.
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"Overwhemr The young bowed with mperturbabe Ella
ton IN lie Due appoint all the Office of his househo"
You mustachiocd fool there five people of quality
Bath will speak YOU
o, the parade but how play
with heres Because will play always night day. for what
will, for any long and always fair monsieur
You varlet! Every knows England
French ambassadors barber What of fashion will listen
to you! Who will believe you p
"A people, monsieur Do think have calculate that
shall make a failure of my little enterpriseg p
"Bahy'
.Wil monsieur hirseHw Beaucarc made q loy
$50 We be tire for Lady Malbournes
Ha And you JEAN Victor and you Others Go in 49,
hallway. the Francois Now shall talk
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Doykvillc
lews-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence
Wednesday. October ,
Doyleville was well represented in
Gunnison Friday.
The first snow of the season fell in
our valley Monda, morning.
w. A. sheldon spent FRIDAY and
Saturday at Bowerman looking after
nining inteseess.
Mr.. and Mn. d. A. Mcconnell are
entertaining Ars. McC Conpell's sister
and brother-in-law from the Pscific
cuast.
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DIR. \. Macintosh left Tuesday
for Denver accompanying the re-
mains of VIM l.. louie, which were
to be cremated there and the ashes
shipped t. New York city.
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= sas.suA pas uesa YES ssy tH. Fsssugo
fax.i4y Hs~a.csu-- fx al tss sslzssoe
eax- eesassag ssis sscM are Eslsisrss -
sAe s..s:.s- rappes. and s&c,r ia's.sisl-.-
Are as.s--s<uu ss.ss.r ea.k ts.s.-G esnsiJsssse
as.d cs,sr-ca Nos. Asses jss-s . IA; ysss >ss
paying iax AsA sk-s ste sRsrce'eais 49,
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s.s..cs.sa ss.a tiss n.s-s ysisaass oAssss
usea1c.ssl susaD SosanA ODSUsAG - -
Aossssas au00k4 4AAh Os10 OSuss
:. v.sso AesJRlS =: -
xalr1hH - - ~
E -
tSl0vlDkUkSD pouU~gei@ q 4~A
I~.ias . u..ss ssisxbye sssiseps'c 80 eoas-
fsrmcut, pstrstive assd ssSot.suG as0H1-
Gent.
e.lvcersue p,sv. sn iss~tans pess -
In. f,crce' : Gssaca Medical Discovery in
the cure II ind di9c-slon- dy>yct,s.a aud
Neak stomach s.teasssd by sosas F,slng..
k.ar,-barn fossl breath. coated tongue.
k..< appetite. RDawine teessng N stom-
ach. biioa-ac-- and kipdyed dcranaO-
nsents 81 the stomach isscr aud bowels
bsc-sde. caring all the above di,sreS-suG
ailments the -t.olticn Medical discovery
l. a sy--cite for all diseases of the Ducosa
mamhranes. as ca;arrh. whether of the
nasal passages ~ ci the stomach bowels
er pelvic organs. Evea in its elceratiss
stages IL viii yield 10 this sovereign seR-
edy II its use ts I~sr-cvered In. In Chsouic
(atarrh of the Nasal passages. II " Weli-
while taking the ~t'oisiea Medical lHs-
cosery for the necessary constitutional
treatment. 10 cleanse the passages freely
two or three times day with Lr. SaGes
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of liz tkSm SnrmA
cases.
in coughs aRA hcavsencs@ caused hy bron-
cb4aI. throat and lung affections. except CON
sumption in tts asiv anccd aSses the "tsossseR
Medical Discovery - . most eoctent Feui-
eay. especially in those obstinate. hasa6 -os,
coughs caused by Irritation end coaQesssyn ~
the bronchial mucous Hsembs aRes The DIS
cOvsry Is not good tor acute couGhe osss-
ing from Sudden colds. nos must u - % :
E~-cted 10 cure consumption In Its odvoace1
stages ms.<iict0e Will ~ that-but tpf au
che obstinate. ckros.ic coughs. which. neg
tected. OF badly trested. lead up 10 consump-
sion. II n ~ 0ss HssAscsne thas 90 - sokSA
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CHAPTER /.

HI Young frenchIaan did very well what he haa
plaune do. Ills guess that the duke would cheat
proved good. A. the unsLcd half dozen figures ths,
ad been standing noseiesslv in the entrywsy stole
sofsy into the shadows cf the chamber he leaned
across the table and susiingly Pucked a card out
of the big Englishman's sleeve.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-07

Concord school House-Judres l..
- Holder ana $ b. Pistole; clerks.
Jasper Mil'ner and Marion Adams. ~.
-p'ctor, Ben Holt
Eik-Judrcs. Dr. Norris and Chas
Fair clerks. VIII Majors and Bob
Harmon, Inspector , Il Poole.
Cheek-Iudses. W NJ Keau,y and
r. McDonald clerks A. Oyersrcct
ana Geo. Collins. Inspector. T. A
Wood
lloNbar-Juircs. -- Bradley and
flush Cox. clerks. sam Palmer and
VII Jones Inspector Jim Nicolas.
SON
Uncle Jacks store-Judgcs. J d
Grec1 tnI d. Terry; clerks, Geo. Las.
ley and W. NJ whitmore; inspector,
\. l.. Lasley.
houcr-Judge, d. T. Strawn and
- -; clerks. Dr. Onet and
. inspector. r. Ross.
Milo-Judgcs. 4. l.. Colwell and
fletcher Slmms; clerks, J. r. Butler
ana L. v Taliafcrro. inspector. L. c.
fuqua
Cnagris-Judges, Tim Dickson and
Jack Schrader. clerks. A. VI. Green
wood and Josh Creel; inspector, @.
l.. Tyson.
Wheeler-Judges, B. b Robinson
and VIII Davis; clerks, II. II Robin.
son and --Gassowa Inspector.
Bud Nutson.
F. G.. Robinson; clerks. G. n. Jack.
son and +, C. Bulla; Inspector. wm.
Hanks.
Wilson-Judges. c. L. Ford and f.
T Burne: clerks. Paul Nlcoll and
Andy Rogers inspector Henry Jones.
Keller-Judges, G. s. Beavers and
G. II. Salyer; clerks. c. T. Ogletree
and c. +. Ratcllffe; inspector, J. II.
billiard.
Mulkey-Judges. d. W. Dunn and
T. J. Ward: clerks. ]. II. Mulkey ano
+. c. Wells; inspector. T. II. Thomp.
son.
Said primary election shall in all
respects, be held according 20 the
statutes OF the territory Of Oklahoma.
relating TO primary election.
G. w. YOUNG,
Chairman Central Committee Of Dem.
ucratic Party OF Carter County, go.
Attest:
r. ]. CARSON, Secretary.
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CALL FOR ELECTION.
Democratic Primary Election for Del.
cgates TO Congressional County
Convention.

by virtue OF the action of the
Democratic Congressional Committee
for the Fifth Congressional District
f Oklahoma. a primary election is
hereby called for Carter County TO
he held on June 18th, 1907, in each
election precinct In said county for
he purpose Of electing delegates to
he county convention to be held at
Ardmore June 10Th. 1907, each voting
precinct to elect one delegate for ev.
cry twenty-five votes or major frac.
ton thereof cast for the democratic
nominee in the constitutional conven.
ton election, November 6. 1906.
The judges, clerks, and inspectors
NJ said primary election shall be in
all instances the same as those ap.
pointed by the Central Committee
of Carter County to hold the primary
election OF June Sth, 1907. and said
primary election shall be cid at the
same voting places and within the
same election precincts as said pri.
mary election OF June Sth. 1907.
The primary election TO elect said
delegates shall be held in all respects
in accordance with the laws OF the
Territory OF Oklahoma governing pri.
mary elections.
Witness my hand as Congressional
Committeeman for Carter County this
7th day OF May. 1907.
GEORGE II. SPENCER.
Done by order OF the Democratic
Congressional Committee for the
Fifth Congressional District Of Okla.
hOma
W. l.. ROBBINS,
Chairman.
J. D. CARMICHAEL,
Secretary
First published May s, 1907.
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north along said section line to nortn
boundary of Carter county; thence
east miles 10 Indian meridian.
thence south to point Of beginning;
with voting place at Woodford.
No. 20-W 1-2 OF T 3 $, r west;
also w IL of T s. r / w, with
voting place at Milo.
No. 21-N 1,2 of T s, II 2 west,
with voting place at Homer.
No. 22-S 1.2 T l S, r 2 W. and
N 1-2 7 S. r 2 w. with voting place
at Xix.
No.23-T 2 s. R3 w, and " /.
T S, r w, with voting place at
Fox.
No. 2i--s 1.2 T S, r ? W, and u
IL T 3 S. r W, with voting place at
Graham.
No. 25-West 1-2 OF T S. RS ".
with voting place at Tussy.
No. 2G--E l.2 Of T S, r w.
with voting place at Tatum.
No. 27.-S 1-2 OF r $, II 3 West.
with voting place at Chagris.
No. 2S-Sections 10 to 90 inclusive.
and q to "a inclusive. r 3 S. r
west, with voting place at Wheeler
No. 29-Sections 23 to 2G inclusive.
and 35 and 36, T S, r 2 west; with
voting place at Sneed.
No. 30-Eorth 1-2 of T 4 S, 8 west:
with voting place at Healdtoh.
No. 31-South IL OF T S, r 3 W.
with voting place at Eolian.
No. SGT S, r 3 w, with voting
place at Reck.
No. 33-T S, r 2 w, and S l.
4 4 S, II 2 w. with voting place
Hewitt.
No. S4-N IL T4s, W, with
voting place at Keller.
No, 35-T S,R w, with voting
place at Lone Grove.
No. 36-T s, r w. with voting
place at Cheek.
No. 37-W 1-2 Of T s, r f; also
sections to 8 inclusive, II to 20
inclusive. 29 to 33 inclusive, T 4 S,
r f. with voting place at Brock.
No. ass 1.2 OF T 5 s, r 2 f, ex-
cepting Secs, 23 and "a, with voting
place at Hoxbar.
No. 39-N 1.2 OF T 5 s, r 2 f, and
Secs. % and "a, with voting place at
Concord school house.
No. 40-All of T 4 S, 2E, except
that within corporate limits of Arc
more; also that portion OF Sec 81.
lying outside corporate limits OF Artl
more; also Secs. and 2, T4S, SRI
east, with voting place at King
store.
No. 41-E 1-2 T { 3, 4; ! z; also
that portion OF Sec. 21, T4S S.R 2E,
not include' In corporate limits Of
Ardmore; also Secs. "a. 20, 3S, T 4
s. r l east, with voting place at
Downard Asphalt Mines.
No. 42--sections 3, 4. . to 16 in,
elusive, 81 10 2S inclusive, T s. II
! f, except that part of Sec 25, with
In corporate limits NJ Ardmore. with
voting place at Uncle Jacks store.
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Notice OF Democratic Congresslona
Primary Fourth Congressional
District, |. 7.

In pursuance To a resolution passed
by the Democratic Committee OF the
Fourth Congressional District Of the
proposed State OF Oklahoma at Durant
Indian Territory. on the 18th day o.
April 4. u, 1907. there is hereby call
ed a primary election for the purpos
# nominating candidate for the O,
fee OF representative in the United
states Congress, 10 be voted for at
The next general election TO be held
in the several counties of the proposed
state OF Oklahoma. comprised within
the Fourth Congressional distri,'
The said primary 20 be held on the
Sth day OF June, 4. D., 1897 Polls 10
be open from o'clock A. NJ. and TO
be- closed az O. clock p NJ on sail
day, according TO the primary election
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An old actor who was not much
given to the cheering glass, says the
billboard, one evening went to dine
at the club with frlend-met sew
eral more, with the result that late
in the evening he was pretty mel
low He left his friends and, started
home and said to himself. MY boy,
you're drunk Wh"r are YOU going
to do about It? ! know! I'll go home
ard read-who ever heard about a
drunken man reading?" Well, he
went in a cab-went to the library
and commenced to read. Mrs. Actor
later appeared on the scene. what
on earth are pou doing?" sh questiO-
ed. 'Why-er-- can't-you see what
I'm doing, my dear; I'm reading
Reading said his wife, scornfuly,
what are you reading?" He hooked
at the book, but couldn't see the
wodrs, so he said; THAT books
been In the house for the last twenty
wears, So If YOU dtn't know, I'm NOT
going TO tell YOU" To this his wife
replied wrathfully: You old fool,
smut up that old vllise and come TO
Iei,'-kansas City Star
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law now in force in the Territory O
Oklahoma.
4. VI. CHAMBERS. Chairman.
Attest:
II. l.. MULDROW, sec'y Gdy
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viii Speak Here Friday Nioht

Col. Stllwell H. Russell. candidate
FOR district judge. and who has more
than a statewide reputation as an
orator will address, the people Of
Ardmore at the opera house next Fri.
DAY night.
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ton Hbtel, Inspector. Lee Mccoy:
judges. G.. W Cooner and J. VI. Lloyd F;
clerks, W II. Bumpass and j. l.
Dashner.
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WHO HAVE MET REQUIREMENTS
OF COMMITTEE.
NAMES ON OFFICIAL TICKET
Committee OF Carter County An.
nounces Official Ticket For
Primary Election, June 8.

T. j. Carson. clerk Of the Demo
cratic county central committee, re
ports tnat the following persons have
met the requirements Of the commit
toe and their names will be printed
on the official ticket for the primary
e.ecton June S:
Clerk Of the Democratic centra
For congress:
c. ID. Carter.
ID. H. Linebaugh.
II. Sarlls.
c. +. McPherren.
W. +. Sklnern.
For state Senators:
c. ;. Beavers.
J. c. Graham.
j. G. Little.
NJ. f. Veal.
For Representative:
J. +. McCants.
Chas. Ward.
Dr J. +. Young
Leo. Harris.
or District Judge:
J. c. Thompson.
A. Eddleman.
Stillwell II. Russell.
For District Clerk:
John c. Mulkey.
c. 4. Vernon.
w F. Warren.
For Sheriff:
W. Z. McLemore.
J. nolmes Akers.
T. J. Pollock.
Ira Arnold.
Joe Mckee.
For Register OF Deeds:
S. $. Tolson.
G. y. Mcknight.
Grove Il. Chase.
J. Z. Payne.
J. ~. Pollard.
For County Judge:
|. II. Mason.
Arthur Walcott.
W. +. Freeman.
A. X. Swan.
For County Treasurer:
Andy Hutchins,
D. NJ. Rumph.
Dr. c. +. Sullivan.
For County Clerk:
John r. Whayne.
J. A. Mccullough.
J. +. Carter.
w. Il. Frame.
S. VI. Parker.
For County Attorney:
II. II. Brown.
James Mathers.
For County Superintendent OF Public
instruction:
W. II. Clifton.
II, II. Jerreys.
w J. Booth.
Mrs. Mary V. Niblack.
For County Commissioner District
No. /;
r +. Sciyally.
II. 5. Suggs.
For County Commissioner District
No. .:
" c. Kendall.
OH.Darden.
For County Commissioner District
No. 3:
A. w Speake.
For County Surveyor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-07

lt is q rare woman wul can have a
headache from eating cake az an af
t'rnoon party without giving the im
pres ion that she acquired it ln slay
irg for her husband.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-07

There is no case o indigestion. no
matter hoy obstinate, that will not
Dee speedily relieved b ythe use of
KOdrl Kodol contains the same iuic.
os found m "a healthy stomach. Con.
forms 90 the Pure Food and Druls
Law. Sud by Hoffman DrIg co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-07

When a man is ruled by a woman
people say he is "weat." He is not
weak. he Is scared