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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17

I 500 sal coal oil, more or less. de-
liyered as required.
$50 lbs paraffin. ID cakes, wrap
ped, (sanoard oil CO...
10 doz bath bricks.
go dozen yeast cakes. Magic, 70
doz every 9 weeks, del as req.
60 balls cotton twine.
200 lbs axle grease. 90 10 bucket.
doz mop sticks, hard wood.
doz parrafine sticks. hard
wood.
go lbs mustard in 10 tins.
90 lbs ooacoanut. shredded. In
pail
bib nutmeg. whole.
cases fly paper. Tanglefoot. 90
double sheets In box. 10 boxes IN
case.
doz blacking brushes. No. 14i.
doz stove polish. Rising Sun.
40 dog minced clans. 2-ib tin.
Royal Club, or as Sood.
lbs mustard seed
720 lbs A. a. II. soda ID pkg
200 lb starch. Kingsford silver
Glass, 10 pakgs.
l5O MS sugar. powdered. ln sO-b
tins. xxx bar.
doz Worcestershire sauce, large
size. L. & Perrlns.
200 pipes and stems (Shakerl.
cases Old Dutch cleaner. NJ
tins round
5000 lbs c. Il. coffee. roasted. 20
be delivered as required. IN 1900
lh lots, (sub sample Of green and
roasted Of the same. In tin-lined
drums
500 MS Java coffee, roasted, TO be
delivered a. required In 2OO-b lots,
submit samples Of green and roa stel
Of the same. In tin-lined drums
500 lbs Mocha coffee. roasted. 10
be delivered as required in 100 ID
lots. (sub. sample Of green and
roasted OF the same In tin-lined
drums
40 bbls syrup, must be In new
bbls, and no Leakage. TO be delivered
In IS bbl lots. az required. (submit
sampler.
3 bbls molasses. y. o.. (submit
sampler.
bbl wheat starch (spears).
3 lbs aniline blue Gaundry
PEARL.
100 lbs Japan tea. not TO exceed
30 cents per pould. (s..-..t sam
ple).
doz wash boards. Red Cross. No.
SO.
lfO lbs maearoni. white. ID
box. 10 box lots as required.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17
The House Furnishing Co., s4$sza 4EAsEf

doz No. l6, 20 doz. No. "a. 20 doz
no. SO, 10 doz No. So
8 doz thimbels, steel, 3 TO 70.
: doz thimbles, steel, large, for
men.
doz standard tailor tape meas
ure. 60 In long.
. doz ladies black cat stockings,
No S1a style rs.
Q doz ladies black cat stockings,
No. S1a style rs.
3 doz ladies black cat stockings
No. 8. style rs.
8 doz ladies' Black Cat stockings
No 81, style rs.
2 doz ladies' Black Cat stockings,
No. 10, style rs.
35 doz denim oyeralls, 9 OF. riyet-
ed; doz S4xS3, 4 doz S6x32, 6
doz 3Sx33. doz 4Ox34, doc AK
32, 6 doz 44x32.
35 doz denim jumpers, OF. riy-
eted, as X o. f. Boss Of the Road
or as good button all down in
front; doz SS, 10 doz 4O' 10 doz
AZ, doz "A, doz 46.
60 lbs Crown carpet warp, Eure-
ka, or as good; 20 lbs red, 20 lbs
blue, 20 lbs black.
10 Gross safety pins, No. 3 Duplex
white (stewarU.
gr gross hooks and eyes, No. o
submit sample.
4 gr gross bar pants buttons DIX
L. %.
10 gr gross agate buttons No.
40.
gr gross Pear White, buttons
four-hole.
gr gross Pearl Smoke buttons
four hole.
10 papers cotton, darning needles
asst II Crowley.
"a papers needles Midward q >
No. :.
"a papers needles, Midward a >
No. 8.
10 cartons Of / doz each asst
hair pins, Cabinet sub. sample.
40 balls knitting cotton 4thd'
white, No. ~ Dorcas or Dexter
80 Balls knitting cotton 4thd
black. No. -, Dorcas or Dexter.
doz combs, stag guard tooth }.
p. Noyes
200 yds. teazle down amosk' asst
pat.
Groceries.
10000 lbs beans, white submit
samplie). -
5000 lbs rolled oats In SKIS lz5o
lbs. more or less, 10 be delivered
every weeks. 80
1900 lbs steel cut oats. In SKIS 800
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17

lbs do,
1000 lbs cracked wheat, In SKIS.
$50 lbs. do.
1000 lbs Hominy Gritz. in SKIS,
$50 lbs do.
1000 lbs Corn Meal, yellow. In
SKIS. $50 lbs do.
1000 lbs cream OF wheat $50 lbs
do.
bbls rye flour. No. In 90 lbs
sacks.
bbls buckwheat flour, No. 1. so
10 SKIS, $50 lb do.
500 lbs pepper. black, ground, 8
ID tins (submit sampled.
200 lbs tobacco. chewing. l4-oz
plugs, (sub. samples).
100 lbs tobacco, smoking, 2-3
oz pkgs. in cloth bags Submit sam
ple).
1000 lbs soap. savon. Standard
Oregon Mfg No. l (submit sam
ple).
$500 lbs soap, White cap, OF
cakes.
1900 lbs soap, kitchen. or sand
soap Submit sampiel.
$50 lbs soap. Pearllne. ID pkgs.
(James Pyle'sl.
1900 lbs rice, No. Japan, (sub
sampler.
1875 lbs baking powder Pioneer,
or as good. In s ID tins
"a lbs chocolate CBaker'O / ID
pkgs.
100 tars Ben Ami.
10000 lbs salt, +. l.. 100 10
bass. or as good, Submit sampler
800 lbs lye. concentrated. Giant
I lb cans.
so doz corn. canned 5. (sub-
NIT sampler.
80 doz oysters, canned, 2 lb S.
(submit sampler.
1000 ibs Sal soda In loom sacks.
500 lbs soda crackers. xxx, more
or less. del. as required.
so lbs sago.
$4,000 lbs sugar. dry gran. cane
(Honolulu Plantation Refinery.
American Refined. Western Sugar
Refinery.
75 doz brOoms. No. 1 best (sub-
NIT samples).
doz brooms. Mill. No. /. best,
Submit sampled.
doz brOOms. Push. rattan. 6 and
IS In with handle.
10 doz brushes. scrub. No. l3,
with handle. solid back.
dOz brushes. rattan, (pot).
10 reams straw paper.
500 lbs cheese. Oregon full cream.
more or less. delivered as required.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17
ARE YOU SICK?
DO You Wish
TO Get Cured?

After you hav ~ 80. ~,
tried the otheF "A. .l4,trg 4
doctors. come and ~.
see the old reliable
Chinese doctor. lie
guarantees 10 cure after everything
else has failed.
DR.. Kun has lived over 20 years
In Salem. and has cured a great many
OF Salem's well-known men and wo.
men, and has scores o. testimonials
from thankful patients whom he has
cured In the past He guarantees %
cure where the knife seems the last
resort. lie treats all chronic and
nervous diseases, catarrh, asthma.
lung and throat troubles, stomach.
liver, kidney and heart trouble, rheu.
matlsm. gall stones. tape worms, lost
vitality, general debility. rupture aud
all kinds OF female complaints. En-
animation and consultation tree. II
you cannot call write for symptom
blank 10 the Or. Kun Bow Wo Drug
CO.. 1877 South High street. Salem.
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17

by certified checks equal to 10 per
cent OF the amount bid: checks OF
unsuccessful bidders 10 be returned
Immediately and those OF accepted
bidders when the contract Ia cotn-
plotted. Bids must be enclosed in
sealed envelopes and directed to the
board, care OF tho clerk. and plainly
marked Bids for Asylum Supplies"
and tho class of goods bid on should
also be Inscribed on the envelope
Price, fitness and quality being equal.
preference will be given 10 articles
manufactured. growa or produced In
this state. When a particular article
IA specifically called for. bids on 9TH
er kind, manufacture or brand equal
ly good will be entertained. but 90
insure recognition OF such bld9. sam
pies OF the articles II n proposed 10
supply must accompany them.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids. or TO accept or
reject any part OF a bid. Bids viii be
opened at the Capitol at Salem. at 10
a. m. Monday. December 81. 1908.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees
OF the Oregon State Insane Asylum.
w. N. GATENs. Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17
Big Land Opening.

On January 20. 1909, at Roseburg.
Oregon. 1880 acres are 10 be with
drawn from the Umpqua forest re-
serve. This embraces some OF the
finest dairy and timber lands In Ben
ton. Lane. Douglas and Coos coun-
ties.
Not all Of this land 10 subject 10
entry. For t2.5e We viii send you
prepaid Is large lIthographie town
ship maps with above vacant lands
colored thereon. Also full instruc.
tions as 10 dates. manner OF fillns. &C.
&c.
The Douglas County Abstract Co.
successor 70 Frank 4. Alley. . So
burg. Oregon. li-iS-vOd-tf.
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Proposals for Supplies.

~ Board of Trustees Oregon
~ Insane Asylum hereby in
4. Sealed proposals for furnish
ne following lists of supplies TO
'nstitution, for the six months
tAg June 30th, 1909.
1|sf of Dry Goods, Furnishing
Goods ana Notions.
.1oo yds, Pequot "A" sheeting,
s bleached
'No0 yds. Pequot "A" sheeting,
~ unbleached.
yds. Pequot "A" sheeting Ga
sltached.
~ yds. Pequot "A" sheeting'
tleached.
20 yds Pequot Lownsdale
|atng, 36-in, bleached.
g yds. shirting. Otis stripe AKA,
xhorndyke.
|1o yds. checked toweling, II in
20 yds. bleaehed toweling, ~
tide.
20 yds. Canton flannel xxx,
'1aa, Brown.
70 yds, blue calico twills, 2S
lde, assorted patterns.
~ yds, black and white calico
~ 2S in wide. assorted patterns.
10 yds. blue denim, 8 OF Amsk.
~ yds. A. C. A. ticking, S6 in
~ Amsk.
'kp yds. table oilcloth, white, best
~ As in wide,
~ yds. table linen, &C in wide.
~ yds. scrim, plain white, for
NV curtains.
# yds. elastic web, white. SIS
kide.
y yds. white duck canvas, 10
p in wide.
~ yds. white duck or canvas,
"a 40 in wide.
~ doz mems socks, cotton, No.
doz. ladies' stocking. cotton,
lOl.
y doz. children's stockings; 2
No s, 3 doz No. S1k, 8 doz.
y / doz. No. 9h. l doz No.
doz suspenders. SO iu long.
n doz. stay binding, white i'm
No. 10.
"A doz bed spreads.
doz turkey red handkerchiefs.
" doz. sDOOls thread. ]. & p.
Clarks Mile-end. or Clarks o..
20 doz. No. "a. 20 doz No.
y doz No. so.
spools thread. black. do; 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17
EXCURSION FARES
ACCOUNT CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEARS

For the above occasion round
trip tickets will be sold 20 all points
In Oregon. on the O. II. N. or 3. y.
company ONE AND ONE-THIRD
FARE. Sale dates December rs.
10. 23, "a and 25. Limit. eontln-
uous passage Ia both directions, inal
return limit. January 4, 1909.
VIM. Mem URRAY.
12-15-IOt General Pass. Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17
The Real
Value

If you have headache or
neuralgia you want relief;
want it quick. DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills stop the
pam in just a few minutes.
But their real value lies in
the fact that they leave no
bad after effects. They
do not create nausea or
derange the stomach.
Nothing can therefore
take the place of Anti
Pain Pills for the relief of
headache or other pain.
''Dr. Miles Antl.Puin Pills do all ths,
II claimed for them In curing head
ington and l had a fearful headache.
the gentleman OF the house said, Take
one OF my wifes Pain Pills. and did,
anu @ az ass s sver .mh pnslu's ns,,ss ,h novr te
these and he said Dr. Miles Anti Pain
Pills. 1 purchased a box. and told my
family | had found a great prise
daughters also used them. A thou.-
and thanks for such a remedy"
MRS. JAMES BLACKbUAN,
Sc Summer st., Rochester, ". H
Or. Miles, AntI.Paln Pills ar. aold by
your druaulst, who will guarantees that
falls, he Will return your money.
20 doses. 20 cents. Never. sold IN bvih-
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-17

SKIS hlnnonuei aJIt bnoiis
$50 fos coffee (Java and Mochal 1.
roasted. 10 be delivered as required
in Som lots, submit samples Of
green and roasted of the same.
as boxes Jello.
as bozes gelatine.
8 doz Bakers Cocoa, II M cans.
cases Durkee's Salad Dressing,
l-pt bottles.
cases catsup, Pref stock, pint
bottles.
cartoon hardwood toothpiclts,
fiat, polish point, the Washington. or
as good
doz German mustard Oars,
largel.
4 doz bot Olive oil, sallnyr. or as
good
doz bot Tobasco sauce
so ms honey, list grade, white. lr
10-ib lots as required.
cases salt. ivory, in 2-ib pkg
cases rardlnes, French, 100 In
box. submit sample.
100 ms raisIns. 1907 cartons
Preferred stock, seeded, submit Hnm'
pie,
40 NO currants, 1907 cartons
Pref ntoc g., submit sample.
100 N currants. cleaned, som
boxes.
Som sacks white corn meal.
90 fbs Mace. ground, In b-ib cans
100 gal boiled llnseed oil, In 5-ga
cans.
80 gal turpontine. IN 5-gal cans.
case Violet Oat Meal, 2-ib pkg
case Gormea. an pkg.
2 cases stuffed olives. 1907 bottle,
2 cases hominay. 3-ib tin, Pref
Stock.
I tub Atlantic coast mackarel, so
NJ and b2 fsh 2-fb
Meats.
500 ms beef per day. more or less
delivered a. required NJ asylum
equivalent parts fore and hind Quar-
tors. including beef tongue. OK tai
and heart.
800 ibs mutton per week. equlva
lent parts for and hind quarters.
1000 ibs ham.
1900 ms breakfast bacon.
1900 NJ FISH. fresh. per month
more or less.
Mil Feed.
More or less. delivered as requIre'
35 tons bran. No. I.
20 tons shorts. No, I.
500 bblg -four, No. I
500 bbln. -four. hard wheat
so bbls. -four. graham. No. /,
SHOES.
80 pairs mems shoes. 90 No. 6, 2,
No. z, 20 No. s. 20 No. 0.
3G pairs ladies shoes. i2 No. 4, /
No, 9. ~ No. G.
gross shoe strings. mems. sub
NIT sample. "A
grols shoe strings, Ladies'. sub
nit samples. 60
Samples can be seen al the asylum
and goods must be In accordance
Herewith. Where samples are re
quired and not n rnished by bidders
the art Icles must bo equal 90 samples
70 be seen at the asylum. and bid
will be assumed TO have been made
on basis Of aamples
Lists for stationery. drugs. plumb
ing. leather and hndings. furniture
mill feed and -four. meats and nsb
shoes. paints and oils. croekery ant
glassware will be furnished by IN,
clerk upon application.
All goods must be In strict accord
anoe with sample in original pack
agel when possible. and delivered ~
the State Insane Asylum within 20
days after the contrac, Is awarded
and bids must be- made on blank
forms. which will be furnished. 10
gether with the Instructions 20 BID
ders. by the clerk upon application
Each bid on -four or meat must b'
accompanied by a certified check O
5000. and each bid on ash by a certi
fed check o. as, and all other bid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
N MILAN.

Mcmillan. Okla. MAY lS-Wc have
been having some very heavy rain
for some time and the farmers are
very much behind with their work
About the time they think they will
catch up here comes another big
rain
\ lew of our peoplc went ON a fish.
ing trip last week and got a nice lot
OF dewberrics.
Mr. Pardue living about four miles
south of here sold seyc al loads ot
hogs at Madtll last week r. Bird
vel has some good fat hogs tnat he
expects to sell soon
Health of our com''mty is good
now.
Mr Annie Winston OF Ardmorc Wis
tied the family of W j. Winston last
week and remained in Mcmillan sey.
cral days
Every one who Is able To plow or
use hoe is in the field al work this
morning as the sand land is getting
dry enough to work 10 places and
the work is badly needed \ great
many have the most of thor cotton
land TO break before they can plant
and all the corn need, blowing at
once.
our kind and genial tax assessor
Robt Il Barker of Simpson. Is work.
ing in this section OF the township
now. Mr. Barker makes a favorable
impression on every one he meets
aud lasting friends OF ~ with whom
he becomes intimately q qulinted.
We all like Bob.
DR.. Winston was called by phone to
visit the little son of MIR and Mrs
Arthur Ross of Tyler on the l4th in.
stant who was very sick and having
commissions, but it has fully recover.
ed now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
HOMER.

Homer, Okla, May lS.-The sun
day schools of Hennepin and Homer
held their children's day here yester-
day The attendance was large not
withstanding the weather. The pro-
gram of the children was good, each
one delivering his or her part with
promptness which showed the thor
ough training received from their
late teacher, Miss Kimball 4 sermon
was preached by Rev J. w Bean.
Rev. Churchwell of Davis talked To
the children.
This morning May 18th, opens too
wet for work in the fields. Tno peo-
pie are restless and want to work in
their crops. Corn and cotton look
very good.
The heavy rains OF last week have
washed great bitches in the fields.
one cant cross with a team. Time is
here when this must be prevented, or
land will soon lay out. In the north
and east people talk of old fields. That
means land from which the soil has
washed down to the clay and will
grow nothing but weeds. \ blind man
could forecast the same condition In
tn 5 country If he did not break his
neck while going over it. Johnson
gra $, too, is taking hold in this part
Of the country. 1t is just bunch
here and there now, but will sure
cover whole farms soon If not de-
stroyed at pnce. Every owner Of
land on which it may be found should
spare no expense to kill it while it
may be done
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
Oklahomsn Gets Job.

Clinton, Okla, May iS.-Guy Cooley
OF the Arapahoe tribe who has beef
at Carlisle for five years and was
a member OF the present senior
class, has received an appointment
as messenger In the Office OF Indian
affairs at Washington. Guy has been
an officer in the cadet organization
OF small boys quarters at Carlisle.
and was deservedly popular at school
He has been ambitious to fit himself
for clerical work and his present
employment will doubtless be step
ping stone to something better.
Guy will enter one of the business
colleges at Washington and spend
his evenings getting thorough bus
iness education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
DOUGHERTY.

Dougherty, Okla, May 1S.-Ncw
potatoes. fresh green peas, peaches
ripe. Strawberries. too
Wandering through meadows green.
Chicken fried to lovely brown. fin.
est fresh fish ever seen.
Con,c clear or with golden cream.
Is a dinner fit for a king, wccn.
can speak from experience about
the fish for one of the young fish.
crmcu of the village made me q
present last week of one OF the
most delicious fish that was ever
cooked In my home. Seems as though
the fish were finer this year than
ever before. and gardens earlier
Farmers are hustlug with their
corn and cotton crops and the weeds
are hustling faster. but the farmers
in this section usually come out
ahead. More new land is being put
under cultivation.
Morris Sass Of Ardmorc was In
town Saturday talking mp the feast
bility OF organizing stock ON.
pauy for buying the gin and en-.
larsing its output This will be of
great benefit to Doughcrty II Mr..
Sass succeeds in carrying out his
plan and should be encouraged by
every person who wishes To see
this village make a new start. They
cannot trust this interest to more
practical business man than Mr..
Sass.
1t was with regret that We badc
goodbye to Prof. W. II. Clifton and
his estimable family who left us
for Clinton. Okla, where he and his
sons. Rufus and Aldinc. will en-
gage In the real estate and insurance
business Clinton is one of the rap
idly growing new towns of the new
west, and the business prospects OF
this new firm are very flattering
Mrs. Harrison Barker Is spending
few weeks with her granddaugh.
ters, Misses Tessa and Dursie Ma
jors.
Mrs. \. T.. Wilson has rejoined her
husband at Portales, y. NJ. She hav-
ing spent the winter at Ardmore.
The friends of Miss Floyd Majors
will be pleased to learn that She has
accepted position with firm at
Fort Worth.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Hurd OF Ardmore are
pleased TO hear that fine baby
boy has been added to their family
circle
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mcdonald are
rejoicing over the birth of an in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
7.

Hewitt, May lS.-We are having
too much rain.
Some cotton yet to be planted and
corn needing work. Land is getting
foul.
Mr. Adely is building an addition to
his house In the north part of town.
Mrs. Josie Jones, wife OF Bill Jones,
died last Wednesday and was buried
at Hewitt \ large crowd was pres
ent at the funeral.
The little infant of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Maryland was buried at Bo-
mars Point last Tuesday.
Grandma Bumpas Of Eolian is Wis
iting in our town.
Mrs. Henry Maryland is reported to
be quite sick at her mothers, Mrs.
VIII Ward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19

Leon. Okla. May lS-The unyeil-
ing Of Sovereign W $. Hodges monu-
ment Sunday was well attended. Rev.
j. y. Wester Of Burneyyille delivered
a beautiful address ON woodcrdft at
the grave.
John Huddlestou " uoa" Marietta
was visiting friends az Leon oatur-
day and sunday
The people OF Leon held a meeting
Wednesday evening for the purpose
Of seeing about moving the business
houses to the northwest part of town
which is a beautiful SPOT for town
on account of its being level They
appointed a committee to see what
they could purchase lots for on which
to replace their houses.
The boys have organized a ball
team and have their grounds ready
for playing.
The T. L. Of A. gave supper and
waltzing party at their hail Friday
night which was well attended Every
one reports a nice time.
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fant son. who came % gladden. thel.
hearts last week.
Miss Angie Turner Of Davis visited
friends at Dougherty over Sunday.
and attended Childrcns Day services.
Mics Pearl Wilson OF Davis spent
several days last week with EInice
Freeman. returning home this morn
ing
Nrws has been received OF the
marriage of Mary Tyler, formerly OF
this village, to MIR Saylor Of Jack.
son, Okla Mr.. Saylor is a native"
aud has a fine large farm
MIR VIII Watson Of this village
was united ia marriage to Miss
Anna Cowau of Rock Creek. by the
Rev Hugh Akers, SUNDAY morning
lat eleven o'clock The parents of
the groom, MIR and Mr.. Wm. II.
Watson invited friends for supper
Sunday night to meet the newly
married couple They nave the best
wishes of their numerous friends for
Ia long and prosperous life together.
The engagement Of Miss lrma
Brecdloyc TO prominent lawyer
has been announced ana her many
friends wish her so much ioy over
her bright prospects. and feel that
she will adorn her new position
with grace and dignity
Mrs Maud Morgan and two chill
drcn visited friends at sulphur Fri
day aud Saturday.
Mrs May Pope of Marietta Is Wis.
iting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. +.
Tollason of this village.
Mis- Eme Fuller and children Of
shawnee is visiting her parents.
Postmaster and Mr. Long.
Miss Anna Long. who was confined
at home by sickness all last week.
Is again at her post In the post
Office this week
Children's Day was observed -
the Methodist church in this VILLAGE
Sunday. May i7th. by bright and
happy throng of children who enter
tained the large audience with
beautiful program Of singing excr-
cises and recitations prepared cspe.
cially for them by Mrs Francis \.
Wade, who has had long experience
in this work. There was not flaw
in the perfectly rendered service
from the opening recitation by Mas
ter Cecil Hunter who made his
first bow to the public and informed
them that children were IT on Chill
dren's Day, to the closing Master
Morris Morgan In describing a Boys
Day. carried everyone with him, and
Cora Baldwin In describing the
blessings of Song" and Noble Burk-
hart in The Reason" We'd with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
LONE GROVE.


Lone Grove. Okla. May l9-The
weather has opened up fair this week.
TGr farmers are looking brighter as
prosperity has just opened up. Crops
look fine. Fruit prospects look favor
able.
Mrs. Lon High has been i'll but is
improving nicely.
Rev. Lees wife is on the sick list
Mrs. Doc Coney has been sick for
the past week, but we are glad 10 re-
port she is out again enjoying life
as ufal
The death angel visited our little
village and claimed for its own Mr.
Boss Talferro, aged 81 He leaves
a wife and a host OF friends and rel
atives TO mourn his death.
DR. Brook Of Oklahoma City is here
for short time and will preach for
MS while here. lie is having a large
attendance.
Mr.. Allie London and wife are back
home again shaking hands with
friends
Miss Matte Tanner and Elmer
Drummond have returned from school.
Earnest Coffey was in town today
on business.
Bob Price, one Of our prominent
orn and hog raisers. was in town to-
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-19
Notice t. Creditors

To the Creditors OF Geo. w Nc.
MILAN. deceased:
The creditors OF the above named
decedent are hereby notified that
the undersigned was, by the County
Court OF Marshall County. Oklaho.
ma, appointed administrator with
the Will annexed of the estate OF
said decedent, and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said decedent are required to exhibit
them to said undersigned admins.
traitor with will annexed with the
necessary vouchers, at Mcmillan, OK
lahoma within six months from the
date of the first publication OF this
notice, to-wit, from the twenty-seventh
day OF March. 1908.
Dated March 81, 1908
c. A. BURNS.
Administrator.
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