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for an We case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
20 F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known F..
]. Cheney for the last is years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transa1 Ions and financially able to
Garry out any obligations made by his
~ W W. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system Testimon-
ials sent free. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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lief Synopsis Of the Discourses as
Given Last Evening and on
Wednesday Even
ing.
SPECIAL SERVICES
!. Devil Tries to Mystify the Plan
Of Salvation But it is Not
Hard to Under
stand.

The Plan of Salvation Simplified"
as the subject of DR.. Orr's sermon
|st evening His text was taken
lom John, 1st, chapter, 18th verse,
But as many as received Him, to
penn gave He power to become the
pms of God, even to them that be
eve on His name"
II has been the plan of the devil
Trough all these centuries to mystify
be plan Of salvation. He does not
hre what we do, If we do not do the
ght things he does not care what
e believe If we do not receive.
DR.. Orr endeavored to make plain
his audience what they had to do
order to get to be a child of God.
First, | want to take out Of the way
great many things the devil has put
fSha way and a great many things
pr are doing. | cannot get to be
child N God by natural birth. There
no greater heritage on earth than
plous mother and pious father, but
ney cannot propagate grace in you;
hless you do something for yourself
ou will be lost.
Again YOU must not think because
gu are baptized, therefore you are
aVed. You cannot come into the
Msdom of God because you are bap-
ized ] have not one word to say
eanst baptism. Baptism in its place
very sacred thing and is very
important, but there is absolutely no
divatlon in the act of baptism.
fou do not come into the kingdom of
'oa by Joining the church. / believe
is a most important and necessary
nlng to join the church. but you can
10y be saved by joining the church;
many man in the church tonight is
pot saved
lou cannot come into the kingdom
God by being loyal to your church
Oeiieye in being loyal to your church
yp' You may be extremely loyal to
sVur church and be willing to die fol
'Ouf church and yet be lost.
Creed Not the Thing.
lou cannot come into the kingdom
GOD by adopting a good creed OF
good code of morals. Creed is al
Ipoftant matter but it is not thing
'usl saves man.
lou might keep the law of God alb
ssy,lutely perfect from the day of you
s mn 10 the day of your death ant
r nv commit sin and yet be lost
s, ne aevil says be good; the devi
d Sass be true; be upright; pay you
sso's' but God says "by the deeds o
~ Nc law no flesh shall be justified;
'4sre is absolutely no life In the law
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their assistance during our recent
bereavement. We also wish t, thank
our friends for the beautiful floral Of
ferings and the choir of ST. Paul's
church for their kind services.
Chas. Hubenthal and Daughter.
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Black Orpinaton.

Hens-First, Heuthnom and Raus-
barger, 92H; second, Heuthnom and
Rausbarger, SO; third, F. H. CLANCY,
SS1a; fourth, F. H. CLANCY, SO.
Pullets-First, F. H. Clancy, 92;
second same, 9o1a; third, same, 90h;
fourth, same, SO ga.
Cockrels Second, F. H. Clancy,
S91a.
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second, 90; third, Mrs. Dale, IS Ia.
Pullets-Ham Inman, first, 81 IA;
Mrs Dale, second, 81; Ham Imam,
third 81; Mrs. Dale, fourth, 903-4
Buff Wyandotte.
Cocks-R. H. Stevens, second, SO;
fourth, 80.
Hens Same, second, SO; third, SO;
fourth, "a.
Pen Winners
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
IF. B. Schlotter, Keokuk, score,
$50 1916
Wv o. Butler & Son, In Harpc
score, 179 SIG.
Geo. spitz. Warsaw, score,
176 IA.
White Plymouth Rocks
Fired j. Dickson, Dallas City,
score. 1888 1915.
2-F. Gage Cutler & Co, Carthage,
score, 1se. sic
3-H. Il. Kirchner I'onnellson,
score lSG Z
White Wyandottes:
1-Chas. C. Lawson, Keokuk, score,
ISL Lie
Silver Laced Wyandottes;
No first.
2-Grebe & Erdman, Warsaw, score,
1918
s-N. B. Cutler, Carthage, score,
17783-S.
S. C. Rhode Island Reds;
Mrs. E. j. Hornecker, Bowen,
score ISL ~.
Light Brahams:
Nv. L. lyman, LaPrairie, ILL.,,
score, TO "a.
Black Langshans:
! Mrs. D. w, Adams, Wyaconda
score, 1856 3-S.
2-Mrs. D. w. Adams, Wyaconda
score, 1873 3-16.
Buff Orpingtons:
IA. F. Burger, Keokuk, score
1872 "a.
2-Mrs. d. W. Adams, wyaconda
score, $50 7-16.
81, T. Rice. Ellsberry, Mo, score
179 1-16.
White Orpingtons;
/ ii. NJ. Skinner Keokuk, score
ISL.
| Black orpingtons
! IF. H. Klancy Montrose, score
$50 S-16.
S. c. Brown Leghorns;
Paul Coates, LaPrairie, ILL.,, score
1894.
IT. L. Robinson, Keokuk, scor'
1873 "a.
S. C. White Leghorns:
ii. C. Krichel, Keokuk, scor
1888 is.
Pr. o. Dickson, LaHarpe, scor
1877 sic.
R. c. White Leghorns:
George A. Rigler, BentonspoI
/ score, 1S5 3-16.
S. C. Buff Leghorns:
IF. B. Schlotter, keokuk, scor
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Judge Russell Finishes His Work and
All of the Ribbons and
Special Prizes Have
Been Given.
A LIST OF THE WINNERS
The Poultry Show VIII Come to
Close Tomorrow Evening
After Very Successful
Week.

All of the birds at the poultry show
have been scored and Judge Russell
has returned to his home at Ottumwa
His work was satisfactory to the
management and to the exhibitors.
There were 81 special premiums Of
fered, there being a number of silver
cups, several incubators and various
articles of merchandise offered by
keokuk merchants.
Some of these special premiums
were won as follows:
The Keokuk Truth cup was won by
Fred B. Schlotter who had the great
est number of entries. This cup must
be won three times in succession.
The Purina Mills cup was won by
H. G. Schultz.
Western Poultry Journal cup won
by F. j. Dickson.
Poultry Success cup won by F.
Gage Cutler.
Successful Poultry Journal cup won
by H. C. Schultz.
Poultry Gazette four cups won by
d. y. u.
ner and Mrs. d. w. Adams.
Suit case won by Mrs. H. E. Sher-
wood.
Warsaw incubators won by F. B.
| Schlotter and Charles C. Lawson.
! Premium winners: No. IS, F. Gage
Cutler; IA, F. H. Clancy; Is, Paul
Coates; 16, Mrs. d. w. Adams; IL and
| IS, F. Gage Cutler; 10 and 20 House
holder; Fl and %, F. Gage Cutler; %.
1 L. G. Householder.
! The show is open every afternoon
and evening, also each morning this
week and will come to a close tomor-
row evening. The admission price is
rs cents.
The scoring of the balance of the
poultry and the pen winners are as
follows:
White Wyandotte.
Cocks-First, B. A. Mcknight, 95;
second Peter Ayres, 80.
Hens-First, B. A. Mcknight. sc:
second, B. "A. Mcknight, 95; third, b
/ A. Mcknight, 941a.
/ Cockrels-First, B. A. Mcknight
9411a; second, Peter Ayres, 90 third
! C. Lawson. 90.
Pullets-First, B. A. Mcknight, SO;
second, B. A Mcknight, SO; third
! B. A Mcknight, SO; fourth G. Lawson
81 ga.
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S. c. Buff orphinaton.

Cocks-First, R. e. Mauk, 90; sec
ond, same, 81 "a; fourth, A. F. Bur-
ger, Sc
Hens-First, A. F. Burger, 90; third,
j. T. Rice, 80; fourth j. t. Rice, IS "a.
Cockrels-First, A. F. Burger, 81;
second, Mrs. D. w. Adams, 81; third,
j. T. Rice, 9o3 ga; fourth, A. F.
Burger, S91s.
Pullets-First, A. F. Burger, 921a;
second, same, 91ha; third, same, 81;
fourth, same, 81.
Houdan.
Hens-First, Mrs. Sherwood, 90;
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r. C. r L. Reds.

Cockrels-First, w. F. Voltz, 81;
second, w. H. Pyle, 901a; third, w. y.
voltz, s91a; fourth F. G. Cutler. Ss1a.
Pullets-First, w. F. Voltz, 911a;
second, same, S91a; third, same, SO;
fourth, w. H. Pyle, So.
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Wednesday Evening.

tOr my sake.
The Great Christian Motive" was
the theme of DR.. Orr's remarks We'd
nesday evening, His text was taken
from Matthew. 9th chapter, 18th
verse, Blessed are We, when men
shall revile you, and prosecute you,
and shll say all manner of evil
against you falsely, for my sake"
Jesus is doing the talking, therefore
the my refers to Him.
Men are actuated in this world by
various motives, such as covetousness,
unholy and ungodly ambition, prejp-
dice, patriotism, benevolence, love and
the true christian motive for Jesus
sake).
God rewards us according to the
motive back of the action. Doing
things for Jesus sake-this is the
motive, and the only motive that will
enable man to live successfully a
Christian life
There are people who live good
life because they do not want to go to
hell. there are other people who live
a good life bacuse they want to go
to heaven, but God says, BE We holy,
/ for am holy'-not because it will
pay you. not because it will keep you
out of hell; not because it will put
you in heaven; not because your
, neighbors are watching you, but be-
cause God is holy.
Again it is the only motive that will
make a man work right for Christ and
his fellow men. Jesus Christ worked
with the highest and the lowest the
richest and the poorest; Jesus Christ
worked with men for the sake OF
men. If men are actuated by the true
christian motive, they will not be
| afraid to go into the richest home and
talk Jesus Christ; they will not be
afraid to go into the poorest, humblest
hut in this town, and talk Jesus
i Christ; they will not be afraid to go
into the red light district and talk
i Jesus Christ there. If you begin to
4 work for Jesus sake it will take the
i drudgery out of your work, and your
work for other people will become "a
i thing of joy. -
Il Is There a Need.
Said DR.. Orr, the only two things
you and / have to consider are:
First, is there a need here!
Second. can l afford to supply the
need for Christ's sake? If there is
need there you and ought to supply
the need for Jesus sake. Can you mo-
, afford to fix up basket on Thanks
!. giving day and make some family glae
for Jesus sake?
Then, the motive will help us II
our work in the church. | want tt
live and see the day when men anc
: women will go to church and will wori
, in the church of Jesus Christ To-
, Christ's sake.
Again, DR.. Orr says we should give
!. our money for Christ's sake. If 70,
+ will be honest with God, God VII
/ take care of YOU" said DR.. orr.
I. Again it will help a'man to endure
! suffering for Jesus sake. The maj
r who works for Christ's sake VIII
{ never quit" said the speaker TN
), is the motive that makes the mission
ary When you begin to do things 10
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White Orpinaton.

Cocks-First j. NJ. Skinner, 901a.
Cockrels First, j. M. Skinner, 901a;
second, j. M. Skinner, co. third, E. l..
Aldrich, SO.
Pullets-First, j. NJ. Skinner, 80 ga !;
second. j. NJ. Skinner, 9O1a; third. ]
NJ. Skinner, 9o1a; fourth, j. NJ. Skin
ner, 80 IA.
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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fbroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear.
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address. Lynn, Mas.
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+ J,
f+s s+is..4.4.4...s.4..s..::
fourth, Mrs. Sherwood, Sc
Cockrels-First, Jas. Blink, 90:
second, Mrs. II. E. Sherwood, sS.
Pullets-Second, Mrs. Sherwood, SO:
third, same, sly.
Light Brahma.
Hens-W. l.. Eymans, third, S7K;
fourth, 81.
w. c. B. Polish.
Hens-H. c. Schultz, first 921a;
second, SO; third, 921s.
Pullets-Same, first, 911a.
Columbia Wyandottes.
Cockrels-Second, j. A. Pease. S91s
third, same, SO; fourth, same, So Ia
Pullets-Third, P. M. Cooley. 81.
M. Ancovia.
Cocks-W. j. Davies, fourth, sc.
Pullets-Chas. Lawson, first, 81;
w. j. Davies, second, 81; Chas Law
son, third, so; same, fourth, S91s.
Buff Plymouth Rock.
Pullets-Mrs A. S. Hedrick, first,
81; second, 9O3-4; third, s91a.
C. r. |. Reds.
Pullets-Ben Lofquist, third. 80 "a;
same, fifth Oh cocks, S61a; Heuthon
and Riusbarger, first, 90.
Cockrels-M Mrs. E. j. Hornecker,
| first, SO; same, second, 81 same,
third, IS; fourth, M Cummins, Sc IA.
! Constellation and Riusbarger,
fourth, S71a.
Toulouse Geese.
l.. G. Housolder, first, on goose and
| gander.
| Pekin Duck.
1 Resale Newberry, first on young
/ duck and drake: F. Gage Cutler. first
on old duck and drake.
Col. Muscovy.
! L. G. Householder first on duck and
| drake.
Bronze Turkey.
F. Gage Cutler, first on hen.
Buff Turkey.
f. H. Clancy, first on hen ana cock
L. L. Wyandotte.
Cocks Second, n B. Cutler, SO;
third, c. j. Spring, IS.
Hens-First, N B. Cutler 80; sec
ond same, S91s; third, Grebe ant
Erdman, 80; fourth, N. B. Cutler
SS1a.
| Cockrels-Second, Grebe and Erd
man, S91a; third, same, 80.
Pullets-First. Grebe and Erdman
90; second, same, 81: third, C. j
Spring, 81; fourth, same, S91a.
!, DldSN LohJo'idi'
Cocks-First, Mrs. D. w. Adams
80; second, same, 90; third, Mrs. G
Kirchner, S91a.
Hens-First, Mrs D. w. Adam:
931a; second, same, 931a third, same
SO Ia; fourth, same. SO IA
Cockrels-First Mrs. D. w. Adam!
911a; second, same, 911a; third same
: 81 Ia; fourth, c. Lawson, 903-4
Pullets-First, Mrs. D. w. Adam
921a; second, same, 90; third, SAM
91ha; fourth same, 80 ga.
Jubilee orphineton.
F. B. Schlotter first on hen an
cock
S. C. Part Plymouth Rock.
P. M. Cooley third on hen
8 S. S. Hamburg.
u Cocks-Mrs. S. r. Dale, second, S
Hens-Mrs. Dale, first, 901s, al
s. third. S61b
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1912.
Blue Andalusions:
&c. V. Effner, Keokuk, score,
1S1 1916.
S. S. Hamburgs:
No firsts.
179 TIC.
s-Mrs. S. R. Dale, Carthage, score,
17S 11-16
Houdons.
Mrs. H. E. Sherwood, Wyaconda,
score, 176 80.
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HIS WOIIIdH Sd . SIIc was SstVCU
from an operation by Lydia e.
Pinlham's Vegetable Compound.
Lena V. Henry, of Norristown, Ca,
writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
:" suffered untold misery from fe.
male troubles. My doctor said an opera.
ton was the only chance had, and
dreaded it almost as much as death.
Zone day read how other women
had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham' S
Vegetable Compound, and / decided to
try it. Before / had taken the first
bottle Twas better, and now I am en-
tirely cured.
Every woman suffering with any
female trouble should take Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
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M. Ancovia.

Cocks-W. J. Davies, fourth, sc.
Pullets-Chas. Lawson, first, 81;
w. ]. Davies, second, 81; Chas. Law
son, third, so; same, fourth, S91s.
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Columbia Wyandottes

Cockrels-Second, j. A. Pease. S91s
third, same, SO; fourth, same, So IA.
Pullets-Third, P. M. Cooley, 81.
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fourth, Mrs. Sherwood. Sc.
Cockrels-First, Jas. Blink, 80;
second, Mrs. II. E. Sherwood, SS.
Pullets-Second, Mrs. Sherwood, SO;
third, same, S7h.
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w. c. B. Polish

Hens-H. c. Schultz, first 92A;
second, SO; third, 92As.
Pullets-same, first, 911a.
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second, 90 third, Mrs. Dale, IS IA.
Pullets-Ham Inman, first. 81 IA;
Mrs. Dale, second, 81; Ham Imam,
third, 81; Mrs. Dale, fourth, 80 3-4.
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Pekin Duck.

Resale Newberry, first on young
duck and drake; F. Gage Cutler. first
on old duck and drake.
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Hens-W. l.. Eymans, third, S71h
fourth, 81.
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Buff plymouth Rock

Pullets-Ben Lofquist third. 80 "a;
same, fifth on cocks, S612; Heuthon
and Riusbarger first, 90.
Cockrels- Mrs. e. j. Hornecker,
first, SO; same, second, 81; same,
third, So; fourth, M. Cummins, Sc IA.
Cocks-Heuthon and Riusbarger,
fourth, S71a.
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Toulouse Geese.

L. G. Housolder, first, on goose and
gander.
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Col. Muscovy.

L. G. Householder first on duck and
drake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15
Notice OF Sale Of Real Estate.
Administrator, Executor or Guar
dian

In the matter Of the Guardianship
Of Lindsay Cam. minor
Notice IS hereby given in pursuanc
Of an order of the County Court of
the County of Pittsburg. State OF Ok.
lahoma. made on the 18th day Of Oc
tober. 1908 the undersigned guardian
Of the estate of Lindsay Cam. Minor
will sell at private sale to the highes;
bidder subject TO confirmation by
said court on Friday. the 30th day of
october 1908 at 10 o'clock a. m. at Nc.
Alester. Plttsburg County Oklahoma,
all the right title and interest Of said
Lindsay Cam, Minor in and to the
following described real estate situate
in Carter County State OF Oklahoma,
towit:
Lot . less 2.iS \. for A. & c. r. Il.
and the Sc 10 acres Lot 3 the NJ
Of SWh Of NEh Of NEh Of SEA- of
NWI aud the SWh o. SWA OF the
SEA in section 6 TIP. . South Range
2 We {.
ArO the following described real
estate situate In Garvin County, Ok.
lahoma: So OF SEA Of Swh of sec
tion 4; NJ of NWii. Eik OF swi. OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15
REPUBLICANS RUN NEGRO
CoLoREo NOMINEE FOR LeGlsLA.
TURE IN LOGAN COUNTY
INQUIRE AND NORRIS

Guthrie. okla oct ll-N. G.. Ham
'W the negro nominee for the Iogisla.
twr from Logan county. Is being Civ
nu the hearty support of the state
republican headquarters and Congress
man Mcclure
\ few weeks ago lt was hunted that
ll1wm would Dee Nutai by his own
party hut 'he negro friends OF the
nominee made r. plain to Norris amt
McGuire thar they would not support
Mcclure until Il was proven that the
whio republicans voted for Hamlln.
As the negro vote OF Logan county
elected Mcclure TO congress a year
ago. 30 is apparcn. to the Pawneo
man that hr must have the black con
tneou. again this year or be defeat
ed. Although the respectable whit,
republicans OF this county protested
against the trade, Mcclure and Nor.
ri' have been able TO whip them into
line, and as the result Hamlin Is as
sWcd Of election II II Is In the power
of the republican state committee.
This unusual procedure win shock
the white people OF the state who be.
leNed social equality was forever
stamped ont I'm Oklahoma.
The interest in the negro, however.
In the first and third congressional
disiric = rcfu,os This belief, and lcav.
es the Impression that without the
negroes the republicans have little
hope of making a dent upon the demo.
era ic majority.
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NWh Of section ., Tp. 2 North, Range
2 West.
The above and foregoing being the
allotment OF George Cam, deceased,
father Of said ward and said lands
sold subject to dover rights OF Me.
lima Cam Nail, wife Of George Cam,
deceased.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and condition. to-wit.
Cash on delivery of deed.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in the
County Court or delivered TO the un.
dersigned at the office of County
Judge of Pittsburg County at McAles.
ter, Okla, by 10 o'clock. a. M. oc.
tober 80. 1908.
Dated the 10Th day OF October. 1908.
J. s. MULLEN,
Guardian of Lindsay Cam. Minor.
Cabell & Bass, attorneys for Grdn.
152w.
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Notice OF Suit.

state OF Oklahoma, Carter County.
Before NJ =. Ninfr,y, Justice Of
Of the Peace, Arlmore Township.
G.. X Leeman. plaintiff vs.. I. W
sims defendant. No. 397.
said defendant, l. ". Sims. will
take notice that he has been sued
In he above named court for $500
and must answer the bin Of par.
ticuiars iilcd therein by said plain.
tin, on or before tho l2th day OF
November, 1905, or the said plain.
tin viii take judgment for the sum
Of S25Oo and JUDGMENT will be rem
dered accordingly.
Given under my hand. this 9th
day of October 1908.
NJ. r. WINFREY.
ll-iwks Justice OF the Peace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15

T. c. Ranuol, one OF Ardmore's ola.
est and best known merchants. ha.
opened up a large stock of dry goods
and clothing on West Main street,
opposite the court house and invites
the trading public TO come 10 his
store for the cheapest clothing in the
city. lIG
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15
Notice 70 Contractors

Sealed bids will be- received in the
office of Tackett a Myall. architects
mp to the hour of two p. m. October
o. 1908 for the erection of a two
room concrete and frame school build
Ing in school district No. In Carter
County Oklahoma.
Plans and specifications can be seen
no the office of the architects In tLa
SlmsPcnniugton building. Ardmo.a,
Okllhoma.
The school board reserves the .lgH'
'o rciccD any and an bids.
r\CkETT a MYAII.
l'' Architects.
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charged with killing Tobias Sawyer,
whom he suspected of the ruin of his
l6 year old daughter. returned a yer.
dict today OF Guilty of murder In
the first degree" This carries a life
sentence.
The girl was servant in the Saw.
yer home at the time the crime was
committeu.
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the School
Board OF Davis. Oklahoma until
ten o'clock Wednesday. October IS.
1908 for the erection OF ten room
brick school building according "a
plans and specifications now on
file with W. n. Lewis. secretary Ct
the board at Davis. Okla. and Saith
a Parr. architects. McAlester. Okla.
\ certified check for 5000 viii b.
required with each bid as a guar
antee that the successful contractor
viii enter into contract, inl make
good and sufficient boui within
ten days after the contract las acen
awarded TO him. 'ne school board re
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. For further information
address w. y. Lewis. Davis. Okla.
or Smith & Parr, architects. McAles.
ter, Oklahoma lI.G
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satisfactory bond within eight
days after being notified OF being
awarded the contract The right is
reserved by the building commit.
tee to reject any or all bids.
TACKETT x MYAI.L.
Architects.
Sims Pennington Building. Ard.
more. Ohll Gl2
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Liverpool Spots.

Spot cotton today steady: mid
50i; sales 1000, Anne lean 1000: re-.
oeipts 1000. American 1900
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO Grain.

Chicago. H., Oct. 1.-THE follow
ing is the range of the active IN
lures on the Chicago Board of Trad,
today:
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New York Futures.

New York. y. Y, oct l5.-Cotton
futures opened today steady. and
closed steady. The range of active
futures was.
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New Orleans spots.

Spot market very steady and un
changed; mid. $ as; sales 2OOO, to
arrive 265O
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At the time he casts his first vo,e
n man is too young to realize that
he doesn't know Il all.
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans. La. Oct l5.-Cot.
ton futures opened quiet, closed
steady The range Of active futures
today was: