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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08
sTRAYED OR sToLEN-On -

OR sTOLES-On ~
night of May {. sorrel mare sLOut
IS or 1914 hands high, about yea;s
old. split IN left ear. hight bind
ankle enlarged. white spot on face
and back. branded blotch brart on
right shoulder I25 reward Al
dress J. Holmes Akers, sherlf or
VIM. Pfelner. Ardmore. Okla g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

Au ladies Interested .a Bible study
are reque-ted 20 meet al Mrs Daa
GD1cys Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock FOR the purpose o. organizing
q Bible class.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

The Civic League and Mothers
club Of ,he Second ward met al the
Washington school Wednesday. There
nas an unusually large attendance
and quite a hI, OF business transacted.
The program rendered was one OF the
best they have ever had and was as
follows;
Plano solo. Essic Winston
Reading Norma LAWSON.
Paper on Art In Public Schools,
Mrs Salle Jordan Following this
was an interesting discussion.
Reading lille Duston.
Piano solo Norma lawson.
Reading Howard Giles
After the program a business ses'
sion was held The ladies will give
an ice cream social at the achool
Friday night and there viii also be .
literary and musical program.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

FOR SALE snap In au sOlcre
farm. must sell a. once. vel 10
Gated. See Oklahoma Land. Broker.
age and Loan Co 2Gf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

Mr. and Mrs Kruger entertained in.
formally Wednesday evening with a
six o'clock dinner in honor OF their
nephew Herbert Butzow Of Chicago.
kYsr- were used for the decorations
and the dining room, where a four.
course menu was served vas a yeri.
table bower Of early spring Places
were set FOR Misses Hanna and Moor.
man and Messrs Falg, Hammar, Koe-
nig Spa'd.ug, Johnson, the host and
hostess. In the evening Miss Hanna
gave voice selections which added
much 20 the pleasure OF the evening 5
entertainment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

4 jolly party OF young people took
iu the Performance "a, the Airdome
Wednesday evening and occupied
seats IN the society circle, atterwsrd
taking In the moving pictures At the
Iheatorium and winding up with a
nye course luncheon at the Arcade.
Do the party We're Misses Hobson,
Frame, Olive and Walton; Messrs.
Arthur Kyle. Ne.ie suggs. joel
buchanan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

IT,. ladies o' the Fra-k.n Mothers
CLUB ~h9 z--- 20 serve a; the Arcade
tomorrow have postponed the AFFAIR
unit. a week ;-9m then on account Of
tr- cold yea'ae-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

wASTED-Clean rags at the Ard.
m0relte Ofice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

FOR RENT-Two nicely furn shed
rooms tor ,.ght housekeeping
Cor A and Broadway \. W A
p'v ParIs!an Millinery Co. Phone
ls5 or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

m0reite ONCE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE a snap In au sOacre
farm. must sell a. once. well lo-
Gated. See Oklahoma Land. Broker
age and Loan co. 2f.f
FOR SALE-About one mile north
OF Ardmore, 40 acres OF inter.mar.
RED surplus land. Plenty OF water
and good truck land. for cash. A.
ID. Chase. Ardmore. Okla. 7.lm
FOR Plenty OF baled shucks
for COW feed Old iron barn. east
OF rallroad J. ]. BERRY. 18Th
FOR SALE ioacro farm. improved.
good land. perfect title. fruit and
berries near Arimore A choice
truck farm and very reasonable 30
price DR. J 3 Young SO
FOR PESI
FOR REST @ room cottage Yu north
vv,s,t,.,.. pt,.. -., .,-
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FOR RENT-FIyc room house. close
ia. ...a h.,, ..-.-, ..,.. 80
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FOR RENT- NIcyly furnished room
Mrs. Ada Bcuuct. lls s.. Washington
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

FOR RENT-SiErOom house on q
street northvc All modern con.
yenieuces. gas, lights and sewerage.
See Z. K Kearuey. 3tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08

G. T VERNON. District Clerk.
Hy g " Parker, deputy.
2O-274ll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
METHoDIsT LAYMEN.
Mouthly 1feeting at Perry Stree
 Church rs Held.

MonfhIy Meeting at Perry Street
 Church Is Held.
 The 1ayrnen of the Perry Street Meth odist Church held their regular monthly meeting at the church. A c. Davis, the leader recently elected by the quarterly conference. presided.
 After the invocation by Rev. w. M. Curtis, officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: T. 6. Thweatt. vice president: P, 1T. Hay. secretary; W. 1T. Davis. treasurer. The chairman appointed committees on finance, rnem- bership and emergency to serve throughout the year.
 The work Of the church as whole was presented by the heads of the dif- ferent departmente. Reports on the condition Of the finanees the Sunday school. and the Epworth League were rendered by q; eI z. Ciissy; sar; z; ,s,v m hose-
 Sugaesfions we're offered by T. & Hay for improving the present financial system, and by William Frazer for in- creasing the attendance of the Sunday school. T. S. Thweatt told what the iaymen could do for the church, J. O Lee what could be done for the cause
 A feature of the evening vas the reading of paper by A. c. Davis. IT which were set forth the purroqss and plans of the organization. In thts pa per he efnphAsfxed the fact that fhs iaymen we're awaking to the reaiixA' tion of the rseponsibiiity and oppor. tunities Of life, and that new era IT s1r Tho meeting was enthusiastic Ant well attended. Delicious refreDnment' were served and good foli1w&hip ore vailed throughout the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

enough money to complete twenty miles Of the proposed rosd
 Judge !. N. Hutchinson has now cofnpieted all arrangements Tor the Fourth of July celebration. to pc neLo tn Opelika next Saturday. The pro- gram will bs q varied one. and VIII contInus from s:30 o'clock in the u1orn~ Ing. until ii o'clock Saturday night There will be public speaking. of4 barbscue,. . base neli game. snssns. fiSaisrs: convenf.on. 1t is thought there will be three thousand people hsxe ait the time and everything will he done to make the day q pieasant es~ 0Miit L,ylnFsssa, : qssss, s,,s sa.s. ;s ,:ss' sas and who has evaded the law ever aince. was arrested at sylacauga las< night by Deputy Sheriff ". B Jonss. and he was brought to opeiika fhiA morning. ad placed in 1atL Lns n- dlcfmenfs against Livingston are for presenting Ire arms at another pss-
 The following program has assn arranged for the opeIilfa Sunday School Association for the month of Juiy: Devotional Leader, Mrs. N. r. Guy: child Study by Miss Hsrta Bridges; Junior Teacher. Mrs, a. E. williams. and Senior Teacher Mrs. George Robinson. The neetings Will ks held each Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock at. the First M F. Church.
 sser and business .naan. is critically nj at his home in .opsiika. FsArs are entertained that he cannonf sufSive htit d few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
pnorEsT \, AoAINsr TAxEs.
... pstase Owners in Birpainsham

n~.l.. H.tate Owners in BirpainBhana
 HalA Meeting.
 Birmingham. July i.--(speciai.1- 1-. A bir meeting was held today by real estnfe owners of Birmingham, protest by Back Tax Commissioner Frank Mere than 5000 pieces of local prop erty were raised and there ts loud com soressinx indignation at the raises and proyidrg for attorneys to investigate fhe matter thoroughly.
 A meeting of the City penoSratic Ssv night when an effort wtll be made fn extend the municipal Democratic primary from July 37 to about August S. The meeting promises to pc warm as there Is opposition to any change
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

awarded to Mss Florence Holt and Master Charles Harris. and the nooby prizes fell to Mss Mary Ellen Harvey and Master Gordon sparkss.
 Miss rloy smith. whe has sssn yis- ting relatives In Anniston. has return
 MT. and Mrs. e. [. Harris. Miss Julia Harris, Miss Mildred Morrls Of St. I.ouis Miss Mary Ellen Harris and Master Charles Harris. win leave today for q stay of several days at coden.
 Miss Ida Thompson has returned from visit to Lockout Mountain ana Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B. stratford have returned from Nashville
 Mir. and Mrs. William Temple soi-
 pels. ndr. and Mrs. E. 3. Joseph: IT..
 semoie Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Mary Seibeis Bal. MT. Clifford Lanier.
 Jr.. and Mr. George Peagier have re- turned from Perdido Bay. where they
 spent the past ten days Mrs. W. A. Jordan and Mir. Samuel
 Marks have gone to Perdido to visit Mss Elizabeth Baarcke. who has spent some time with Miss Merrill nt her home in Eufauia has gone 10 Glennviiie to sped the sunrner with | relatives.
 Mfss Lucy Robards has returned from Selma where she visited Mrs. J. A Moore She was joined at Benton by her sister, Mrs Prank Wood and by 1 Master Francis Wood who VIII De l guests at 20 Virginia Avenue tor sew | eral days.
 Miss Lyle Allen Ray has returnsd to
 Montsomery end is the es,sst es f,n her CT i ftol Heights.
 Miss Gladys steele. cf Seine sslaas H !: s6. sa. l koTne on Pleasant Avenue. Mrs. F. M. Peterson of Montsvailo, | and Mrs. J.. c. Parham, of Gainesville, l are visiting their niece. Mrs. VIII II. Shsehan. at her home on Beliinger
 Heights.
 Col. c. R. Bricken and Mrs. Brick l on. who had been in Montgomery yes- I terday, coming to the city rom Mo- I bile where they were married Tues~ l day. denArted to Iuverne yesterday as- l ternoon. During their presence n
 Montgcnery: Col and Mrs. Srlcken ,s,ssn l beautifuf wedding presents in Mobile. additional to those which had been | named in the newspapers. Among | them was a silver tea service of i've pieces from the Montgomery Greys. a
 coftee service from the Montgomesy @ s l captains and lieutsnants of the 2nd l Regiment and numerous presents from | personal friends. It proved delight I ful aftermath to the young couple.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
HACK MANNING RUN DOWN
 AND KILLED BY A TRAIN

Hsmrtnkn@in. July i.--(spseiai. ,-- Jack Manning. . miner living ct Kim berly, north Of Birmingham. while this aftsrnoon by Louisville and Nash vile train No. { and 90 badly injured that he died in short while. He is survived by a wife and four children.
 !. c. Miles was fned $50 and 1S0 istefing falsely at hotel as man and wife.
 W. A. Morris of suliissnt wagsisetl a President of the AiahamA Farmers' Wednesday afternoon. The other on. cers elected are: .J. W. Kelsoe of En- terpriee. 1T. F. Johnston of Florence. SeoTSsifyrssfarsr: rs fs:,an and sn1 key s lain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
sAFE Is STOLEN.
Many Deaths In comnaunaeyss Best
 WmwsffaMn fhMNs4F.

Many Deaths In ComnaunsfYH uest
 Enmlliea Occur
 Marion, July l---( Especial )--Tns store of Mrs E II Purifoy located nntle from the public scuara was hfoken into between Enidnight and day last night The safa was rolled on trucks several hundred yards from the build l ing and blown open and ropned oS Tie folIowsng municipal tieRAt was recently nominated:
 W. A. S. Haynie. Meyor; Counsn- men: J. W. ArmygtrouE. Nose Wti- bourne ! A. Hendrix ". Afputh. not and F. H. Tubbs. Y. J. LsweSs. The city adopted the municipal oode The following deaths have occurred in this county durtnE the past san dava: Miss Exata Raikafd of MaFson i. Her parents were among the MFst net. tiers of this section and proHainssns, sns ~. an several brothers and sietare. Ths funeral services were conducted by tns pastor of the. Baptist Church ana re. mains inferred at the Clty Cefnstevy.
 Mrs. walters. wife oe MT, George
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
NEWS or oPELIKA.
Dansen LoAxe ct Kniahss ef Pyshias
 Effects New 0n1eers.

Effects New 0mcers.
 Opslilea. July 1--tSpeclal l-@Damon Lodge No. IS. Knixhts of Pythias, Of opelika. has elected the following ofi- @ esrs & Ter ths present sepiissnnSAl tern: Vice Cnancsllor. ". q. Andrews: Prel- s sa Sea. S g. xsspss M.ss.r st ss a chsouer. Joseph H smith; Master of Werk, Charles ;shafer; Msstsr-at-Arms. 4r and Outer Guard. T. B. whittlessy. |. These of1eers will be instslied st the and will serve. until January l, 1909
 Judson c. Chapman, vice presid cat and general manager of the opeIilx& and Eufauia Electric Railway Com pany. was i'd opsiika Tnesday. and Nessrs. N F. Renfro R, B Barnes and A. v. nrchatan. re.at!vs to the pro Nothing definite was deciaed upon. ether than that the company will at once apply to the city council for . franchisa. Mr. chapnan stated that the company had already secursd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
MARKHAM Is sPARoLED.
Agan Convicted aa Htxmmy Lanh 9nRa :. an nEeDfRe Released

AGan Comvicted e9 Htwmmy Lant 9MRlmm 5. an NEeDtle Released.
 Claude Markham. convicted of big my during the spring tarm of the City Court oE Mobile. was yesterday paroled by Governor Conner on the promise of Markham to make all reparation pos
 Markham was sentenced to two years imprisonment by the judge Of the court At the time of the trial in Afchtle # waa brought out ny the evil dence that Markham believed he was q widower at the time of his second marriage. He stated to the court that he believed that he had been divorced from his arst wt4e and that it would De permitted him to marry for the sec ortd, time.
 It was because Of these facts. and the promise Of Markham to make all reparatioA that he was yesterday par 0oned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
WILL EXAMINE RooKs.
FIorfda RasIorad Comxnansion vletori-
 0ua Over L. and N.

ous Over L. and N.
 Pensacoia. Fla, July 1.--(spscial. l-- According to statements of the Florida Raflroad .ComIniasien that body has neen victorious tn fka efforts te make an examination o9 the books of the F and A. system of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
 An agreement has been siguad by the Commission and Colonel Stone. the general counsel of the system, in which the latter consents to an ex- Animation of the books, provided that such be done in Louisville. This consent to an examination is due to the agreement of the Commission to dis- miss the naandamus suit brought In the Florida Supreme Court to compel ths sacola for an examination. The Com mission is desirous of compelling the road to reduce it's passenger rate from ( to 2 cAnts her ulile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
TUCKER wIrHDRAws-
only One Candidate for Mayor of Dee mano1fw.

aI NNAZ84A8e
 Demopolis, July is---f Special )---W. M. Tucker has withdrawn from the race for the Mayor af the city of Demopo- lis. Mir. Tucker made tnis annouuce- Tnent on Tuesday. Thie Ieaves only one aspirant for the oface, Col. N. c. Wfnn. and there will probably De no one else to enter the race as the prt mary is too near at hand being called for the 18th Of July.
 The following gentlemen will make the race for CounciImen: ". 6 Prout ". H. Weich, J. B Wilson.. M. Ely. q ~ WoSif ,, q: sst Rrs,sitIng, sYoNv- w: tS; N; l new city code which Danopols is 0p- srating under. i've Councflmen are tc
 Dc nominated at the primary election. 1 All of the above gentlemen are good and true men and all of them are well known business men of Ghe city and have Deinopolis'e interests at heart. and | whatever i've are chosen will legislate for the best interest of the cify's wei fare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
NEoREss INJURED.
steps From Gar and suaers rresA

corneiia Howard, an old negroes, was painfully but net seriously injured at T:z0 o'clock last night srl alighting rasr of Monros And Lawrence Streets. she stepped of the car backwards be- fore 1t came to full stop. and was hurled to the pavement suncfing q she was given immediate astention and was cent Go her home, efk RAri- doiph Street, where she recovered from the shock of the fall
 J. " Bailey. motorIna9 ana FeinisS FinisS which was concerned in the accident, were not arrested, but were ordered to appear in the Kee1rder's Court this aftefnoon when the merits of the case will be considered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
om Foe nenves

Decatur. July i---tepscial. Hilary Walker, of Athens. editor of TAe Dem. ocrat, and Col. N. A Clay of Madison County: dsisT4s:s :s.,,n. tsons the Tssnsa as, convantion. toave tomorrow for Don. yer to ba present at the opening of the convention On July 7 Both Coforssi tslay and Mir walker are etreMG Ad- vSr.kea Of the nonAinmtion of Mr. Bryan ana both have besn Bryan rnsn for years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
pcussou warrnmts Issued-

A large number of the State pensien warrants were issued from the offiee of probate judge P. Fl. Pitts today. to Confederate veterans. While the war rants were most acceptable to all of the veterans there was . general kick of account of the reduction of the amount as the warrants only called for about sixty per cent of what the pen. sionsrs have been receiving Id the rast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
THE PASSING THRoHc

cen. W. c. Oates yaaserdAy resurn- ed from d trin throush Kentucky. Ir,- diana ana chid. 04n9raI Oates is be9h sooner than he expected to ba wh4n he left Montgomery q week ago. The through a d6sirs 10 Atfand the lnaatihe of the AlaharsA GkaAa Bar Anaoqiattan which is Id aession during ysateFday Mr. 6. F. xennady, secretary to the Railroad ceinIniesion, hos Ye4uFna0 from TennAAaaA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
RuNERAL Is RosTPoNED.

Remains of Mrs. Wen Fall to Reach
 Cffy~~FuneEaI Today.
 The remains of Mrs. Getta Veil day last. failed to reach Montgomery yesterday morning as expected. The funeral aervtces. which were to have osciock win tferefcTs take plsca thls afternoon at $ o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

Barnes and which has hesn nj for some weeks died at Lookout Mountain last night. The remains reached here last afternoon at 5:<s. the funeral taking place from the union passenger sta-
 ten. The bereaveA parents have the
 sympathy of their many friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

walters os vsllz. in tn. .sassra s.s-
 Mrs Hopper. an aged lady In the narfheasterr, section Of the county and mother of MT. Jake Hopper. a ws" l known citixfn. |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
Aisbasna AppoIasmspt'

Washfngfon. July t.-4t6reciaI. l--- Henry schelIand appointed postrnaster nf Hockw0od, Franklin County, vice O.
 rstsnts s issnsd--1. ]. Bryant. shss- isld. mounting for mud guns: e. pa- vis, Beesefs1ef, animal tfeps W. E. Spear and Q. N. Tavel.. sslfna. cotton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
rntinre Id Decatur.

Decatur. July l---tspeciaL,--Ths Hub dry goods and elofning store ia New the aaets and liabilities could not he learned at this time Inc failure tg eafd to be due to the general hard times which have swept over ths ecun-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
neeeirer fer IsaiIroad,

Norfolk, Va, July LA receiver nap been appointed for the Nerfoak ana southerr Raiiroad on petitfon ok the Trust compan yof Arnsriea. ioined by the railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
Death of Charles Hopf.

Cherries Hopf, ST.. died ct his home On Washington street at an early hour this morning. after an illness of sever. al weeks. The deceased was about e6 years of age and came Co Selma sew eral years ago and during his residence here won the love and respect or all who knew him. Mr. Hopf was former Iy q resident of Pensacola and where for years he comaucted large jewelhy business. Mfr. Hopf has been Ill for sesnk weeks past with a complication Of diseases.
 ThA funeral services took place from the Gatholic church this afternoon at s o'clock, the remains being tntarred in live Oak Cemetery. Ne isavse . and who have the sympath9 O. their many friends.
 Death oG An xnfRmt. ThA infant child of MF. and Mrs Ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
BIG RACE MEET
prREcTons OF CENTRAL ALABAMA
 FAIR MEET.
Ths Race Meet wil be Held This FsII Instead of fhe Regular Annnai Ag-
 riculfural Fair.
AdvertIssr sureau.

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, June l.
 At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Central Ala hanaa Faid Association, which was held this morning. 1t was decided to put on a big race meet in Selma this fall. instead of an agricultural fair. To ada to the attraetivsness of the ra- ces. a carnival company will also put shows of various kinds in the fair grounds and a number of free sttracs tions will be given each afternoon and night.
 During the meeting 1t is expected that many of the best harness horses which win perform during this sum mer in the Grand Circuit meetings. will be seen in the Selma races Sever States spend the winter months at the track each year and an effort will be made on the part of the fair asso- ciatfon. to get these stables to come to Selma early this fall and to take part in the program of the week The plans of the race. meeting was discussed thoroughly at the meeting Of the Board of Directors this morn ing. During the meeting three new directors, were elected they being k. Y. l. Neil, Isaac schwarz and JIM. Da- ker. and who will serve in the place of Directors J. K. Graham. c. M- Howard and V. B. Atkins.
 A committee was also appointed and which will within the next few days, begin the work of soliciting snbscrip. tions for the purposes for the different races. The association believes that the merchants of the city will sub scribe liberally to this fund as the ra- ces will be sure to draw large crowds to Selma during the week they ara held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
sraae q cood showfnx.

waltArs for June. shows that during that month the police department made 11s arrests Of this number of cases tried in police court ten were dis charged and eight were bound over to await the actions of the next grand jury. Fines and costs to the amount of si,les.Ts was collected by the de. partmAut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

Death of An Infant. The infant child of MF. and Mrs. Ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

At tha auuuer party at which Miss fai,fh Bezns entertained q number of her friened last evening at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs C. T. Reane. on Court Street. the prizes for the flower guessing contest were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

Ariss EVA Bloom. of Columbus. Ga-. ,.yJ,o hag baen spending some time as ths guest of Mss Clare Hertz. has gone to Atlanta.