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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

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John S. uaglor vs.. 4. j. Lee,
ct al.
j. r. Carter. ct al. w. Union Pub
Fishing Co. 81 al!
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IG. W. Banks.
G. Il. smith vs. a. p. Powell.
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G.. Il. smith vs.. \. \. Thompson.
Lee Cruco VS. ". =. Terrell. ct
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n. a Gabriel vs. Leon Barrall.
John Dexter VS.. j. W. starr. ct al.
Wednesday. December 10.
Henry Pcbworth Guar, vs.. J. B.
Rose aud Geo Grant
Henry Pcbworth Guar. VS.. G. G..
Fore and Morris Fore.
Cooke County Liquor Company vs.
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G. r.. Virgins vs.. w. y. Jackson
Southern National Bank Of wynne.
wood vs.. T.. Il. Poole. Receiver.
Southern National Bank OF wynne.
wood vs. r. r. Poole. ct nj.
clyde Baylcss VS.. l.. V. Mullen. e,
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Elliott kendall Shoe Co. VS.
H. C. Russell.
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Edward Thompson Co. VS.. II. A.
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G. W. Buckles vs.. Thos Holland.
city OF Ardmore vs.. Morris TIai.
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Thursday. Deeembe- II.
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W. +. Tryber VS.. J. w. Kemp.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

Present and Prospective Educati0r.
al Progress'-Dr. Il. \. Alderman,
University of Virginia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
"RlGHT NOW"
Don't wait until II gets cold again.
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT NOW"
Don't wait until II gets cold again
Phone 90. Ardmore Supply Co
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
A Few of the Many Bargains Cleaned F.
$3.50 silk rubberized ladies' O

$18. so silk rubberized ladies CHE
rain coats ...".... ......,.."....... ..." ~'r''o
One lot of cravenette rain coats that
sold up to $40, good in every way, ex-
cept that they are last seasons O. 10
styles, marked to close at each 9L.4o
A strong line of ladies coats made of
fine broadcoth and kerseys embracing
the directoire and empire styles, trim
med in several different ways, with
fanny braid, satin folds and buttons.
Made in fitted and semi-fitted styles
so to So inches in lengths. They come
in black, taupe gray, myrtle green,
garnets and several shades of brown.
This item will give you an idea. Coats
that have been selling for $50, eoI
sale price .. 9L4
Elegantly trimmed broadcloth coats
marked at an utter disregard for o., IN
value, worth SIC. Sale price. $iL.oU
$40 coats of fine broadcloth, OF IN
this seasons styles, each. -. 9I.JU
A fine line of coats made up of black
broadcloths and Jerseys; new winter
styles. Great values. Your er no
CuOlCC.. YO''O
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

Prepare for the most wonderful DIR
perlence. A department complete will
and the popular shades and colors for {
rents of this great closing out sale. Il
tunlty to buy these materials far under
81 inch bear skin coakings in several shaded OF
blue, brown and white. An unusually strong q
value at $3.50 yard to close out yard . ...1I
Heavy fleece kimona cloths, in all the new !
fall standings 12a values marked down to ......
zoe value of the same cloth, to be closed
out at yard .....-.. ....... 49,.
Fleeced back wrapper goods; large assortment
patterns; 12a values at 10c. 10c values yard 49,
Bookfold cheviott shirtng, good 15c values 4 Z
in this closing out sale yard . ..... ......
Extra heavy madras slrting, mostly in blue 4
checks and plaid patterns, value zoe. Sale price
5000 yards standard "a unbleached muslins,
worth on today's marked 7c. Sale price -. 49,. 4
5000 yards unbleached "A sheeting, &c I
values at yard ....
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Emphatic Price Reduction

As ZACH Ottoman voies in blacks, blues and the new
shades of browns and tans. Ranging in price O. IN
from 81 so to 81 per yard To close out at ~
As inch voiles in several new shades; also O. NJ
navys and blacks Worth 81 40 yard to close atJ .UJ
54 inch French and storm serges; blacks and O. ~
blues; worth $I75 per yard to close out at iii
A great line of fine Gecillans $3.50 values no ;,
to close at ...... ..... ....,.. .. ... ... -. - VOC
so inch diagonal worsted suiting in green, brown,
blues and blacks that have been selling no :
for $3.50, to close at yard ........... -. o.. VIC
A great showing of batiste in regular OIL !.
81 line, to close out at yard w w . m OZ2C
sG monaf IN 70 eas ana % esrd 6c
All the staple shades of batste, so inches wide
one of the greatest bargains of this entire AZ -.
sale, to close out yard .y. .~.~.. ~. 40C
An extraordinary line of dress goods; SO to 40 inches
wide in plain colors and fancy patterns; ranging in
price from 60 to 75c yard. This great line d. 10,
vided into two lots, to close out at 42c and - JOC
Treco fannes-all wool fabrics. We have them in
all fancy coors and shades, with the I'll
great bargain sale price yard ....... .... LL2C
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

STORES, anu you Will tnen gam
good bargains. Search careful
and you will find no event tia
One lot of negligee shirts, attached cuffs,
made in either coat or straight style. A
great variety of pretty patterns to IN.
select from 75c shirts on sale each. JyC
Lion brand shirts, our standard $1.50
shirt. We have an exceptionally pretty
line of new fan patterns, to O. ~
close out at each. ........ .. OI.JL
Lion brand shirts, the ones we have
beer, selling regularly for $1.0O, on.
IN this closing-oNt sale each. ...OyC
Mems and boys work shirts, made of
cheivotts, black hides, heavy twiIls and
sateen. Great shirts for hard ~.
wear. Piled out each. .........4JC
A large Eastern wholesale house had
100 dozen wool shir Is on hand at the end
OF the season. By buying the entire lot,
we are enabled to offer you wool shirts for
less than whole sale prices.
Soft shirts, collars and cuffs attached,
some plain colors, others are fancy
striped patter ms that have been 90.
selling for $1-25. To close at. DOC
A fine line of wool shirts O. 10
worth SO eac h, on sale .......JI.lO
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

Suspenders-50c Pioneer and ~
President suspenders, on sale ,.....4JC
Boston and Brighten garters for m .
men, Csc grades ,............... LUC
A cleanup on mems and boys work
shirts. These are few odds and ends,
but all good values. Just few of ~
them to close out; each ..........LIC
Mems gloves. Manufacturers samples.
Consisting of knit and leather gloves.
Both work and dress gloves; lined and I'M
lined. Just small lot, only 500 pair of
them Bought at soc on the dollar, and
that is the way we are selling them.
Just one-half of what they are worth.
10 dozen mems and boys worsted ~.
sweaters regular soc sellers, .....ZJC
Mems all wool sweaters, blacks, Ok
fords and navys; SO so and SIS values;
about so sweaters to close out. O. no
Take your choice each. ........Ol.yO
Sweater coats worth So, O. 10
marked out at each ........... Sl.J0
A few $3.50 and$ SIS sweater coats must
be closed out at once. That O. no
is why we say your choice for oil. ~
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

One lot of shirts if bought regular
would have to sell for 81; all sizes
and a great variety of colors no
in this lot, choice ..............yOC
The next lot are exceptionally strong
values at $2.75. A great assortment
in both heavy and medium c. 10
weight wool. Each. ..........0I.4 40
A few fine flannel shirts that we have
been selling regularly for $3.50 go
into this great closing-out c0fO
sale, each. ...... go. .....DZ.I
Soft shirts, collars and cuffs at
tached, a large line to select IN.
from. Each. 80. ............. .JyC
The next lot includes shirts worth
$2.25 and $3.50, on sale O. 70
eacn. ........... ........,...... d sJO
About so fine silk shirts, collars and
cuffs attached, worth $2.75 and O. no
SO Pick them out each ........Ol.yO
Our entire stock of neckties-mo of
them received within the last Is days,
and are all bright and new desirable fall
patterns. rs, IS, and soc values, ~.
must be closed out at each .ZJC
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

One lot of misses coats ages II to II
years. They are made from plain anc
fancy worsteds, strictly first-class ii
every respect; they sold for 81. so to Sc
but they are last seasons styles, thai
is why we are offering them enc
at each ...................... 9L9c
Our holiday purchases of ladies tailor
made suits have just begun to arrive
for our holiday trade. They embrace a
collection of high class garments that
excel anything that we have ever offer
ed before. An early selection will be
profitable, as we now have just what
you want. They are arriving daily, and
go into this great sale along with our
other tailor made suits at money saving
prices. To start the buying with a
rush, we are offering beautiful $45
suits for $33. $32 so suits for $25.
$22 so suits at $3.50. They are of
the very newest styles and shades that
are demanded by Winters fashions.
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
$4,000 Stock General Mel
The Firm of Fitzgerald & Locke to Close
the Doors of the BARGAIN Store.

Having subscribed stock the Department store now
under construction decided to out entire stock OF
cash. To do this tremendous sacrifice
Of values This sale not only great saving but quality so
thorough that will oer-reah your ghe, expectation This
make with full knowledge that will not be disap
pointed what leads you expect The values great
indeed the asked and ask investigate their truth
funes any patron of the opinion that have INDUCED
aggeraon single instance anxious to get that opinion
The value of advertising space depends the faith you have
rapid growth of this store positive proof
your faith AS before the morals Of this house your safeguard
all prove just so-should fall assume the respons
bty And remember that article purchased from
entirely satisfactory be returned and will be
cheerfuly refunded
We wish thank many friends and patrons that have
during many years successful retailing Dodge City
And wish them all to their share the good things
which offering the last few weeks of our
Again thanking patronage that has made this the
greatest in the south west wish to remain
FITZGERALD & LOCKE.
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

To give you an idea of how
skirts, we are quoting you thes
One lot of skirts mostly
bands and buttons. They are
blues, blacks and the new shad3
at $4 and SIS. Sale price 80. !
Skirts made of wool taffett|
and buttons. Made on tha pop
$3.50 values on sale.
Skirts made Of Panama., !,
find a great variety of new styl|
and a wide range Of .colors. Y
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

Here is an offer that will come as a
surprise to men who know values. Medium
and heavy weight wool hose, in gray and
scarlet. The same quality that you see
advertised for Coo. Buy them here ~.
while the lot lasts ... 1OC
A few fine cashmere hose in blacks and
colors, the well known Topsy brand, are
easily t worth Id Soc &c. Marked down )1c
A few imported mems silk hose in SON.
Der colors; plain and fancy embroidered
patterns; 81 and $l.2 values, 81.
cash offer to be remembered pair CIC
A great lot of hose. Regular soc sell
ers; in plain colors and fancy pat ~.
terms. To close out at pair 10000. ZJC
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

Heavy weight wool hose; mixed ~.
colors; Csc and Csc values to close. &c
One lot of mems fine hose in Isle and
silk plated plain; lace and fancies; in all
conceivable colors and patterns. ~.
Worth 75c to close out at pair ...... JJC
Regular Csc and 35c mems plain and
fancy hose; good variety of colors m .
and patterns. To close out at pair ...o ZUC
Mems Rockford mixed hose. The heavy
weight ones that usually sell for II .
10c to close out at pair ..... ........... l2C
Ladies' black cashmere hose. Fine
ribbed; light and medium weights. 20.
81 values on sale pair go. 49,. .,..... DOC
Ladies wool hose: values worth m
soc. They come in blacks only, pairLUC
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
The Bar
A R0usinq Sale of Millinery

IS plumes 1925, $40 plumes 81,
plumes SO, $25 plumes $3.50. Til
are just a few-we have many md
ranging in price from $3.50 to I
Sacrificed the same way. And ot1
plumes, tips and fancy feathers, of
descriptions, in this sale at less Il
HALF PRICE
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

In order to entirely close out our
stock of trimmed hats, we have in
augurated sale of these goods
regardless of cost-all this sea-
sons stock. We reserve no hats
of any kind. They all go at just
SOC on the Sl.0O
Avail yourself of this exceptional
offer to buy ostrich plumes at
50 IS per cent DISCOUNT
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
LdCeS and Embroidery

Our stock of laces, embroideres and
allovers, is so large and prices so
varied, we mention only few items.
Sc and 7c embroidery values. u.
Ohlc price .,....... ............... w
One lot of embroidery, bargain OF.
at 10c. On sale at ...... ...... o3C
One lot of embroidery 12ac to 15c IN,
values on sale ....... ... .......... ....... lUC
One lot of corset cover embroid- 10
cry 25c to 3Oc values, on sale INN. loC
erv. Wv 75 a.' values "a ues'e' '0''i ''''0l Sc
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

Ladies hard twisted wool hose; fine fin
ished, in medium and heavy weights;
mostly plain blacks. Worth Csc -.
pair. Closing out sale price. ......... CJC
Very fine wool hose for women and
misses; blacks only; good 75c IN,
values On sale ........ .. ..................0 1C
Ladies' black cotton hose; lace striped
or plain; good hose for wear. @.
Per pair ............ ........ ....... ........OC
A few ladies' and misses plain black;
fine ribbed fleece lined hose; ex- ri
cellent values at pair ...... ........ .... Z2C
Women's hose of fine cotton in black and
several shades of pink; both plain ~.
and lace, in this closing out sale at. %
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Our stocks in ever
be impossible to list all
the following to indicat
Kimonas and VIZ,

are made of fleece lined wrapp'
crepe and heavy kimona flannel
$1.25 fleece lined wrappers
$1.25 kimonas CSC; 81. rs long d
short kimonas $1.79; $2.75 kim
and short kimonas $3.50.
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
$4,000 Stock of Mems and BOYS {

$50 Hart, Schaffner 6 Marx, $24.5O
An especially large assortment of herring bone stripes zebra
STRIPES and the gays greens and browns Coats
made with the new dpeffect, fancifuly cut vests
full hip trousers standard $50 suit marked GA S(
out in this great closing OUT SALE each DZ4sJV
$2S Hart, Schaffner 6 Marx, $23
Mems suits made of fine quality worsted taupe gray
and browns neat stripped patterns Some are conservative
styles; others with ex RENE dip coat, patch pocket
full peg trousers Suits bought to sell for $28 in this CIT
closing out sale each - - sDZJ
$25 Hart, Schaffner 6 Marx, $21
Most of these suits have been received within the last week
bought especially for holiday trade and right up the
minute in STYLE They come in plain and fancy wosteds
new striped patterns the gray and green shades You will
find greater selection in this line, than any other
The buying will be heavier in this line. Come earlyC11
and take your choice OH
Mems suits made by Hart Schaner & Marx of fine wooden
materials, in the very newest styles. Suits that
would be easily worth $24 and have been sell GIN IN
ing at that price this fall go into this sale at Ol1sJU
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Store Closed all day Wednesday to prepare
for this great sale.

of
of
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

20 overcoats of { ray mixture and
browns, neat striped patterns, the very
newest, conservative and extreme
styles. Overcoats " orth $13 so. A
great collection to choose GO 10
from. Choice OO.4O
10 fancy kersey overt oats, made with
large patch pockets, col lars to match
80 inch length, worth SIS On 10
on sale ~ An
IS overcoats, extra fine quality
worsted, in all the popula. green and
tan shades, made 81 inches long, close
fitting collars, fancy cuffs, an excep-
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Closing Out Sale of Furs s: fs; . Ss '%

Black martin and Isabella fox, made
in cape and regular scarfs, &11r
worth $1,000. Sale price. ..... 1LIo
One set of fine Isabella fox, cape
scarf, regular skins, two heads in back,
two natural tails, prime fur, fine mark
ings. A new mat muff, three heads
and claws, large natural AI,-o
tails. Worth $50. On sale ....... 14L.oU
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Laces

LacGS
A large and varied line.
Large line of Flat and German >,
Walls laces, great values at Sc 60 at ~
One lot Of val laces ranging in
price from 7c to 10c, at, ............ 0C
All laces marked at the money saving
prices.
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12


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The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

One lot of corset cover embroid- IN
cry, 90c values ............ ................. w
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

tional good coat for $40; just the coat
to keep out the cold, and its CO IN
take your choice each 49, -. .OIL.JU
80 overcoats, in new fancy brown
shades, satin venitian lined 81 inches
long, made with long roll lapels, fancy
patch pocket, excellent $17 ON N
values, marked to close at -. IIU.JU
Our entire stock of Hart Shaffner &
Marx and Sam Peck high grade over
coats and cravenettes. They come In
all the demanded colors and styles,
and priced to close at shameful dis
regard for value.
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Sale Positively Starts Thu


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The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12
Buying opportunity Of
MEMS OVERCOATS
The seasons Ieadnd STYLES Priced below actual cos
The seasons leading STYLES. Pr

big big drive strictly all WOOL guaranteed for style
secured from the Schwab Clothing of St. Louis rs sstha
the original this hundred
sell the merchants have
them Shrewd buye advantage
The Globe-republican., 1908-11-12

Mems Furnishings


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ind no enttk ia wi equalth
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
AN OLD BLIND TIGER"

Odd devices that have been adopted by liquor dealers to foil the officers of the law in prohibition Maine, were
 told of the other day by man who has recentl-- spent some time in the dry state. In the course of an inter view he said: Tn a restaurant 1 pat ronized in Portland-I went there for food. and not to drink-the officers came nosing around quite often, but did not find anything until one day one Of them spied wire hanging from the refrigerator door. He opened the door and pulled the wire. The door parted and there. inside. where saw dust or charcoal should have been. to keep the cool air in the ice box, was a neat row of shelves filled with bottles of whiskey. The shelves have been covered with soft cloth to keep the bottles from rattling They took the ice box door off it's hinges and carted it Away for evidence. The evidence cost the boss of the place S1O0 and costs"
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
THE MAN WHO WINS

The man who wins is the man who works The man who tolls while the next man ShirkS; The man who stands in his deep dis treSs With his head held high in the deadly press
 Yes, he Is the man who wins. The man who wins is the man who knows The value Of pain and the worth of woes Who lesson learns from the man who fails And moral finds in his mournfuI walls.
 Yes, he is the man who wins The man who wins is the man who stays In the unsought paths and the rocky ways, And. perhaps. who fingers, now and then, To help some failure to rise again. Yes, he .s the man who wins.
 Exchange.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
DEAF TELEGRAPH OPERATOR

Maine newspapers speak of Peter A. Foley of Portland as the most won derful telegraph operator in the world" Foley is totally deaf. an afflictiOn which would ordinarily be supposed to make telegraphy an utter impOssibil- ity to him. but since he became blind. eight years ago, he has developed what may be called sixth sense and by touch and sight he can detect the kinest movements of the instrument and correctly interpret them. By means of the sense of touch in his fin ger tips he takes messages transmitted from the ends of the continent and can also read a message by watching the sounder. With his left forefinger placed lightly on the sounder he can take a message as accurately as the average operator.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

will be commenced as soon as the de- sired sites along Pennsylvania avenue are available. The triple occupancy of the War, stnte and Navy Building will not be possible much longer. Two of those departments must be provided with sep arate buildings. The Department of Justice and the Department of Commerce and Labor need to be furnished with suit able quarters and there are a doEen or more of important bureau and coOmis- slons scattered about in leased premises that should be adequately housed. Once a definite policy in this respect is adopted by Congress 1t will without doubt Dc carried out with celerity and thorough ness.
 The District commissioners and their stan have never enjoyed the advantage ofSa permanent location or convenient offices Their present qunrters-the best they have ever occup!ed-are composed of bare. dingy rooms In an out t-Of-the- way building They will soon move Into the handsome white marble structure that Is nearing completion at the Junction or Peunsylvaria avenue and Thirteenth street When finished, with Its npproach of grass and shrubbery, forming setting for the statue of Sheppard. the District Building will be fitting companion to the great government edifices that are to rise on the same alignment.
 Work on the new Agricultural Building is far advanced It will be truly mag nifcent structure. occupying position rear the middle of the triangular park | which I have described. In close proxim- Ity to it will stand the new Smithsonian Institution. also in course of construc- ton. The ground has been broken for the imposing home of the Bureau of American Republics. which has hitherto conducted it's important work in prt- vate house at the corner of Jackson Place.
 The Union Station. which was recently opened, is one of the 1uest and most
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
RECORDER,S OFFICE.

F.. w. Jones ct al. to W. K. Bowen deed to undivided 1-5 interest in min. ing claims. Bunker Hill list.
 L. K. Duke to Wm. Duke, deed tC SWA Sec. 15 IN BE.
 Dudley $. Lewis to James Kirksey deed to N1a SWA Sec. 25 IN BE.
 Dudley s. Lewis to A. B. Brown deed to S14 SWH NWA Sec. 25 IN 5E
 Mary F. Loring and husband to Err nest Munson, deed to lot F, block 5 Evergreen Place.
 Katie MeKelligan and husband to John T. Dunlap, deed to lot 13. block 4S, and lot r, block 46. Capitol addi- tion.
 Chas. L. BraXton and wife to c. B. King, deed to lots 9 and 10. block 3. Evans addition.
 T. A. Knox and wife to Fred B. Eas- ton. deed to SWK SEX Sec 31 IN 5E.
 Harvey J. Lee and wife to A. w. Chipperfield. deed to lots and 8, block 4. Churchill addition