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fTtgCVg6H NdrvndI rufss.~

The 1rst duty Of the Forest
Service is to protect the national
forests. These forests are mainly
virgin in the sense that but little
of their area has been cut over.
They are not, however, virgin in
the sense Of being fully stocked
with timber. A fully established
forest which has never been inter
fered with does not gain. 1t
makes no more wood by growth
than it loses by decay, Most Of
the foresled area Of the West,
however, has been severely inter.
lcrcd with for many year, chiefly
by fire. Fire causes much dam.
age even before white men enter.
ed the country. They have caus.
ed much more since. The most
serious part Of the damage caus.
ed by the ordinary forest fire is
that done to the young growth,
from the tiny seedlings in their
first year up, TO this damage by
1re must be added the heavy
damage caused in the past by the
oNcrgraz.ug Of stock,aud especial.
Iy of sheep
with the checking Of these and
o.uur abuses through admuistra
.uu uE the government, the
quantity OF timber ON the Nation,
Forests It's ou the increase
H NNpu were uo timber eat
present supposed stand OF
M.UUUUJU board feet Of tim.
... Nn.oml Forests would
.. ..o materially TO It's
..0 year that fires are
I.mN bu said tu pass
. .0u Uu .0# o0 these for
.." reduced almost TO %
.. ..Hu IrWccuriuc cost
. forces. administration loI
. ...' 5mr were charged
." .."mr OF fire protection.
would u. equivalent To- m n
muu u0urgp ur something HE
q per $1,000,
During tnr calendar year 1907
fho lmDprpd area of National
Forrest land burned over was
- I.IOO.s of one per cent Of the
loal araa Of National FoFcsts,and
considerably less than l'lOO's OF
one per cent Of the standing I'm.
Der was destroyed IN other
words, looking al the m0tter from
. strictly business standpoint The
goyerumcut may well feel 'hal II
Nld not do badly last year with It's
FOREST property even though Its
Pfrbcrc expenditures aud receipts
EeTr yeN low, since the forests
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Proposed cOdmcat No. 10.

., Ihnl section n uclc n " the Cops,ltp.
az in srsd n NJ. 'tw ah'es bo amended No As
AIll,lo 10, HnoufL Neither the gtntp mos
puE VIVA WWR{ VOW ufulhuf muHlrlpallry In
u,ls N,es siall elYell il ofodil for hHy mi
p1.n WIinniWnNGh no1u any county, city, loNp
Ua,y uhinum,dgo,P WV sue any Interest bearing
,ts,J,s ., ~ m ", lhlr ntst except moh 6Unds
construction and DntenAurp nf Xxx M y we
ways IN counties, ~ and towna nud ~ nlsh
slru'uon, purchasrNl mnintpnnn"o n uu uVn'
improvements ofA 9orN nature In ci,, ii p"Dlle
tOWuh w ''lloh ana
otriUylNeuI That ~ OF evidences Of Indeht,
,'nV.N snAll not be- uod Tor M amount mn,,,
spp"u sp l9h pef cent lho assessed yAluatlou ~
All zeal uud punandt property IN civ. pn,.n ol
county proposing Ne same Wv" VT
such bonds shall boar n greater ta,e o,i
torest Than 6yo p,rlAt per annum. NM in u, w W.
det TO provide fot tt.bAyment oi auOh b"nI.,
MY interest apeI tas not to eNoood lh ,ns
hllt ON lHu ddllAph addition 10 lbp tsi.
" lHshhnn, nov Bi ,eh may be leyIod Iv
Hhld nunnllba elrifaNi towns ' w
Anu tbp state Aha bevtf Issue any Intete.,
beatlhg treasury wAnh or Hcflp,
. Iht above fusnDrt was Hlpd III the of,ln. ~,
thr secretary VI sulen May ~ 1907 VI
Eacg clcclot may W FOR OF aeains, ,hc aboy.
Amendment 'V''
. wlog@ NY onclaAsna,ate ,hie sl,h day o,
February, lya q q LnbWIo' w
hhAhl beefeWfy 0f ulAts
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
Thousands Out Of Work,

The owners Of the principal
cotton duck mills of the country
recently held a meeting in st.
Louis and decided to close down
mills making this grade Of cloth
for period Of three months.
The only reason given by the
manufacturers for closing down
their plants is to create shortage
in duck material and thus force
up prices. 1t is estimated go.
600 employees OF these mills will
be thrown out Of employment by
the shut down. Among the large
plants which will close down at
once are those at Palmetto, GaS
Dalton, GA; Pelham, Ga; Euter.
prise, Ala; Montgomery, Ala;
Stonewall, Miss,j Gonzales, Tex;
Dallas, Tex Sherman, Tex; Wax.
ahachie, Tex; PrattvilIe, Ala;
Augusta, Ga, and Kansas City,
Mo.
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STATE OFFICES

- - c - ' ~ -
EDr Governor,
q. W. DONAGHEl.
37or Attorney General,
HAL l.. NORWOOD.
For Secretary of State,
O. C.. LUDWIG,
For Auditor,
JOHN R. JOBE
For Treasurer,
j. l.. YATES.
For Commissioner Of State Lands,
l. l.. COFFMAN.
For Supt Of Public instruction,
GEORGE B COOK.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
GUY b. TUCKER,
For Associate Justice Of Supreme Court,
fell term,
CARROLL D. WOOD,
For Associate Justice Of Supreme Court,
70 fiji out unexpired term of } 4,
Riddjck,
JESSE G, HART.
FOR Railroad Commissioner,
r. P. ALLEN
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
A Hap Father

Is soon turned to sad one If he has to
walk the floor overnight with a crying
baby. McGee 8 lby Elixir will make
the child well-sthe its nerves, In.
dnce healthy, nmal slumber. Best
for disordered bowls and sour stomach
all teething bats need It, Pleasant
to take, sure NJ safe, contains no
harmful drugs, ice 25 and 80 cents
per bottle, Sold f. Il. Kerr,
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proposed Amendment y"

Evcy male oI,Is,ol olS91,nIsa q, TSa nS9sa,.Gee ,s .e
maia pefaOn who hHH 'Hh,Un sane jI w. NM
hmrSmIng h,n,V a rIegon. Of thg Miri Ia e.ssi
neoUn,', ne..o,,,. ann yrafs who has fg'la ndrh nTi
MoinR ,11ngfbS n the county 'as month DsS s,a
lWHt,itI'n 'nntrrIrgt tnVu Of NaI4 N nr qi.l lSt
prrerdIhg any oluru9h Nv nll,,9p, a N.Y. dtbt]
,n ynir. . NrGpt fich Pol.oh ho dpdW, ia
uwnrwi,slon w of some felony Sy No jtHpHnn, te''
ci2l,,,n,,,,,otc cci2i ,n yotc by law passed IA pl Va M
flgl't W 70 Vu,J w6o shall cShlIOE M W. w. W..
ip scinl or other evidence ,.G,Ios S"iI ni', @,s, \
NoiI taY ni lhe time Cl coll' Nv oloeei pp,o,is
a"dinp s,l0h election sh, y tkannl !, I'D
e"ulnEI eeu nnEI,rilon In ihp State o. M,slI,hfer FESa
any Hiu,uWu uu,,s"ns who maze ~ wv 'ol VIEW .,1
od Tha, Pprso"il Paye NJ, Sl6ed The @. " niea T
ysars aimee the .lImr o .ud possessed Savl
pi1uua 1nooessaty qualifications 49, t6al y M'Sg
2, no9ess no,e sSnl n}oyidrd fQrlPeby died 'HssI
receipt shaIl %, ., sI Isepi Nv The luaAm pWgl
wf,,un " fMH1m Il may be 1gl gISIog gI'iilg Dofe 'h"
Va boidpr lhpfeof from 0'''' n,sas
MANY ,Go,s SIsSI'9 RESOLUTION W. 9rf 'R%',,
the sdcG sS,,y,s,,yS N,ss,Sr q nay Vote A,
amendment .nsinl tlgnAluiI Wirtaa.
February, lpoa stcie"'
tHtALl
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Proposed Amendment 70 ,"s w ,.,,. .S
,Iou Of tho state OF Arh''"'

Notice Ia borcby given that lO' ',m'"l ,UoD b y
,o.cI",on "J"o, proposing an 'n''a",sS' q, 's, C,p
state Constitution was P0',c" P t,M md@
Asscmbly ntlr' regular 'c,,o, ,,. '' ..,".cIonoIa IL"
,So %@c VIM submitted to ,,,o %, ''y"S % b @
state at the ncAt general o'VD,y', ~, y,'J,oouoa q n
gori0y, september H. loo' 'O' '"'
InnIlnn- VIZ
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"llnn"i-.- 81 90

In February our daughter had the
whooping cough, Mr.. Lane, Of Hart
land, recommended Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy and said it gave his
customers the best Of satisfactiOn We
found it "a he said, and can recommend
1t to anyone having children troubled
with whooping cough, says Mrs A
Goss, Of Durand, Mich For sale by
John . Kane.
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COUNTY OFFICES.

- - - - =
For Prosecuting Attorney,
J d. ARBUCKLE,
For State Senator,
w. p. FLETCHER
For Representatives
WALTER HALEY,
LEE SNIDER
For County Judge,
T.. D COCHRANE.
For County Clerk,
W Y. BOATRIGHT.
For Circuit Clerk,
j r. QUESENBURY.
For Sheriff,
HUGH MILLER.
For Assessor,
f. G. MAYFIELD.
FOR Treasurer,
ED, WINFREY,
FOR Surveyor,
j. 5. SLAVIN.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23

The Ozark Democrats atten ton
is called to the vote in the Satur.
day School Board election, to the
vote for school tax, Out Of over
300 votes east only seven were
against the Z mill tax.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
Boys WI be Boys

And are always Citing scratches, cuts.
sprains, bruises bumps. burns or
scalds, Don't nElect such thugs
they may result ss sious if you do Ap-
ply Ballard $ Sno Liniment according
to directions righta and it will re.
lieve the pain ID heal the trouble.
Price 2jc, SOC an 81, Sold by F. q
Kerr.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
Proposed Amebnent to the cons,I,u.
tlon OF th kiato OF ArkauSas

Notice il houtRIycn that tho tolloy,,o
Joint resolution p ksing m amopdmepi IN ua
State Constitutions m passed. by Tho gcns,aI
Assembly at ils 10 session of lpo, and m",
The same win be- lmltlod 10 Tho rIcc,o,, ~,
Vic STATE at the no kcucrnl election. IN hoLa,,
Monday, scptombL lOus, for ndour,on or %
IpptIhu ~ w
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23

The seventh annual convention
OF the National Nut Growers Az.
socialion is booked for Chatta.
nooga, Tenuo aud will be held IN
the latter part Of October,
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
'hssS+Fi'St insert April IT. last May i6.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land onico at Datdapellc, Atsol

Apfll y, 1908 !
soVcc X hereby given TIM, 2aohery r, Ron,
HanV.u{ " Ices creek, Crawford county, Arh, has
W., nouc, 1l hlt Intention 10 make final Five
,Cat Gfooi ~ support Of his claim VIA Home,
HsL,caI Ehiy No 2i1P made April l8 1901, for
he NJ, Aqf NV ( and NV 4 Of No \ OF
sgq, w,i, ~ T. " n, u ~ W. aud that ,ald proof
crawford county, nj Van Hurcn, Arkansna on
MAY rng 2lup, 1905
NO continuous residence upon and onlllTnlIon
Of The land, VIA ''o" WIZ ''''''"''"
Wl,llhm WegU Of Chester Crawford county
tSIaan'na aIs. n hhh =. rpfcIhed Wll Kennedy
Ite1ee 4 w. rooro, of Lees Creek Cfaw ford county
Jo'Eru II, BArtrSvlELp, Register
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23

In the Alabama State Demo.
cratic primary held las, Monday,
William j, Bryan received 10000
votes ont OF 100000 cNsi for pres.
ldculiul candidates,
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
The Little bck Commercial.

The Little bck Commercial.
Appeal correspondent says; Sen.
ator James X. Jones is spending
the week in Lite Rock, guest of
his sister, Mrs J. H. Johnson.
His visit to Arkhsas at this time
has no political Ignifcanee what.
ever, as he ia nd making Wash.
ington, d. g., hi home. Senator
Jones has am$sed a fortune
practicingr laY in Washington
smce'nl% f"utssa Uy ..nor Jds.
=. Clarke. 1t ; known that he
received two hs amounting to
100000 in rePsenting clients
before the c0ul of claims for the
past two years.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE

The Lands, Lots and Parts of Lots returned delin
uuent in Crawford County, Arkansas, for the year
1907 together with the taxes penalty and cost charged
thereon agreesby to law are contained and described
ia the following list. viz
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Oyer Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood,

II used 30 be considered that only
sruary and bladder troubles were TO be
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23

traced 60 the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves TINT
nearly an diseases
have their beginning
'u the disorder ol
uu.o most important
organs
The Iilucys filter
and purify the blood
that I. iIUlr work
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23
Democratic Ticket.
Election september Il, 1905.

#.T Congressman,
BEN CEAEENS.
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state Of Arkansas, |
County Of Crawford "

II Miller sheriff and ~. Onco Collector " y S ,ssy
said County Of crawford and state Of Arkansas 40 n %
that The within and foregoing pages contain ubSy wh Ne
description Of all lands lots aud parts oi 9H unAbb
amount Of taxes levied thereon and when nav m G 6,yni
collect Said description Of lands, lots ana PhIn ~, h ya
been taken and copied fTum the Real Estate Isi o
1907, H. q AlLbEE EEpG1oc,et
sheriff and ExOMU0 Wegs
w. v BOATRlGHI tanaW MSTS'p nc
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INV II "NTHTTI TOTTTV U0ma N BvAmplInlt
hy mail free, also u pamphlet telling you
aow 60 find uu, u YOU hnyu kidney or
bladder trouble Mention this paper
when wiung,o Dr klmef n Co, hinp.
hWuion N Y, bon tmakc any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp. Root,
IN Eilmcr'N Swump,Roul, and the ad
lrena, Blnghamton, N, 80 on every bottle
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And otlco h hereby given that the sali ecs 70 INV 6 ares
Of lots much thereon may be- uCoesI tEs Collector
penalties aud due thereof viii De- 2u w an c Second
Crawford County ut the Court House IN said l9V9 H. -
Monday In June ncStit being the Nh d5 o G,r ha lmt
unless the said taxes penalties and cosw bH % Aay th
and that The snid alo win begin nj 10 o'clock N 6 pu
continue from day to day until the ml Uat roppiy hh Bh
lots be sold, witness my hand aDd seal o, NV RohfRdnf
day OF May A. D., 1908 ,,nt r,awIofd County
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Therefore. when your h'UUDvsuru weak
'r u1l of order, yan can understand how
quickly vom unUuu body ia affected and
bow every organ trums 60 fail to do ils
|Hlu
I,r1uuo Hpk or "Cpcl badly" begin
u.nn lnr great kidney remedy nr
rl.muUa awup.RooU because aa soon
H Your lIdUaNN we'll they viii help
H'l Oh. other organs to health A trial
HI'l convince anyone.
II You atD sick YOU can make no mis-.
take by nrs. doc,onug your kidneys.
The mid and the extraordinary effect OF
Dr Ellmcrs Swamp-Root, the great
sidney remedy il soon realized, It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
N the most diflruaIug cngca, and iR sold
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-23

10 tls merits hy all
faggiateiuhl fifty cent
ll one dollar sI1r
bottles Suu may
hHyr UtUNl, l,tti,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is es.
pecially good for piles. Recommended
and sold by w. B. Frame.


The following petition was present
ed 10 the city council July 20, 1908,
and acted on as shown by the reso-
luton attached:
To the Mayor and City Council OF
the City of Ardmore, Oklahoma:
We, the undersigned citizens and
property owners on West Main street
from c street TO l. street, hereby
petition your body to take such steps
as the law authorizes in ordering
sidewalks constructed on said street
JOHN G. STONE,
W. II, PRATER,
J. VI. Walden,
w VI. GWYN.
J. b. MANSFIELD,
H. +. KOLB,
J. S. b. APOLLOS,
X, W DICK.
NJ WHEELER,
JOE COLSON,
l.. +. EDDY.
BE II Resolved by the city council
Of the city OF Ardmore, Oklahoma.
that, pursuant to a petition signed by
more than ten citizens and property
owners on West Main street in said
city asking that sidewalks be put in
on said street, it is hereby ordered
that the said sidewalks are necessary
and that the property owners on said
street are hereby ordered TO proceed
10 put down concrete sidewalks with. !
in ten days from this date. and upon
their failure to do SO within said
time the city council will advertise
for bids and put said sidewalks in
and charge the same to the adjoining
property owners.
Passed and approved this the Goth
day of July, 1908.
II. W. DICK, Mayor.
Attest;-G. II. Bruce, City Clerk.
2s.tfI
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BEAUTY.

Most women realize that beauty Is
largely a matter of 6. beautiful CON-
plexlon. II is now known that any
woman may easily and quickly gain
a perfect complexion by \ few min
utes massage each day with Nadinola
Cream. This delightful cream, scien-
tifcally compounded from the purest
medicinal ingredients, never fails to
Danish freckles and all facial discol.
orations II rids the pores and It's
sues OF all impurities smooths away
all wrinkles and imparts TO the skin
that much desired velvety softnes,
and exquisite clearness, leaving Il
in a state OF childliks freshness and
beauty. AS beautifylng agent Mad
inola Cream, where best known, is
regarded necessity. Each package
contains a binding guarantee and full
directions which tell just how any wo-
man may have a perfect complexion.
Sold at all hign-class drug stores,
so cents and s1.0V.
NATIONAL ToILE" CO.. Paris. Tenn.
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...SOCIETY... o..
nv Mrs I. ~. S,u-ssoo. Pboo.., House GA. One. 5.
II u u - - u It II 81 = u u

II II II Is n IS - It II TT :. II 70 !;
% u
- Auuouuc meuts Of clubs. 80 II
Il cieues or organization ot any u
~ Kind meeting IN. first part of u
., the week and intended for pub 70
80 licauJu IN Sundays issue must .,
80 reach this office Friday. No %
t tices must De written on one q
:; side of the paper clearly and %
:. distinctly and In the future q
% unless received on Friday a
% their publication IN the sun. %
Il day pAea VIII be- impossible. 3:
q Anonymous contributions will %
- uo, ue considered. and tho %
Il secretaries Who are not en- 3:
Il trusted With the duty OF send. :!
8; ing notice, vii please sign q
u them 10 order 90 save unncces- -
u sary investigation and delay. %
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THE AUGUST PRIMARIES
NAMES or CANDIDATES WHO
WILL BE VOTED ON AT PRl.
MARY ELECTION.

The following are persons who have
filed their petitions with the county
election board requesting that their
names be pi ced on the primary
election ticket Tor the election, Aug
ust 4.
SecretarJ Bum is deserving OF
much pr.ise for the excellent WORK
he has done since the organization
OF this board and its success Is due
largely to his untiring efforts.
Republican Ticket.
Members state committees:
T. c. Burns.
Precinct Committeeman
Ardmore-.
lst Precinct-Chas Won Weise.
2nd Precinct-H. w. McGll.
3rd Precinct-Sam II. Butler.
9th Precinct--G. A. Ramsey.
| 7th Precinct-D. Redfield.
Sth. Precinct
9Th PreclAct-C. ID. Workman.
! Morgan township
2nd Precinct-Ela Atkins.
Bird Precinct. A. Britton.
4th Preclnct-C. w. Walters.
9th Precinct-Walter Colbert.
1 Wilson Township
/ 3rd Precinct-W. b. Gray.
Berwyn Township
I 3rd Precinct-J. NJ. Arnold.
Hewitt township
( 7th Precinct-B. +. Ward.
Ardmore--
4th Prtcinct-Tom Crisp.
9th Precinct-T S. f. Brown.
Sth Precinct-J. s. Davis.
Democratic Ticket.
w. f. Wilmington, mayor.
Buck Garrett, chief OF police
George White, chief OF police.
viii Frasher. chief of police.
Ice Mccoy, chief OF police.
John Yell, city assessor.
l.. G. Shelton, city attorney.
John l.. Gait. police Judge.
NJ. lkard. police Judge.
Aldermen
lst Ward-Wm. Green.
End Ward-C. S. Fraley. ]. NJ
Jones.
3rd ward-T. C. Bridgman, ]. N.
Dodson.
4th ward-John S. Owens.
Precinct Committeeman
Ed l.. Deem. Precinct No. 3. Ard
more.
John F. Easley. Precinct No: 4,
Ardmore.
Members OF state committee
Frank Bonner
Constable Akers Township. Byrd
Pruit.
Precinct committeeman
John Mulkey, Mulkey precinct, Will
son township.
W, NJ. Kirkpatrick. Fox precinct
Graham township.
+. A. Caldwell, Goldsmith Mines
precinct, Morgan township.
W. r. Hignight. Morgan township.
Geo. Paschall. Precinct No. 2, Ber-
wyn township.
Dow Taylor, Precinct No. 3, Akers
township.
b. +. Burnes. Precinct No. 4. Ber-
wyn township.
A. j. Harris. Wilson precinct. vii.
son township.
[fItFa = n = A|IlNA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26

. II YOU have q sensitive disposition
never allow yourself to stay alone
ana brood over things Got our among
people. talk and augE. bur don't ul
Of your own trouble. Make uu yow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26

Circle No of the BrptlNty Meth.
odist Home Mission society VIII meet
at the home of Mrs. x W Randall
I tuesday at $3.50. and Il Is god that
every member be present as there ls
business Of importance 10 Dee tan.
sacted
Miss Bessie GWluu viii entertain
tomorrow afternoon fruu { TIL g. This
viii be- a very pretty r'up party the
guests all having been asked to uou
their kimonas and do th'ir ai.r hilh
ON their heads, and come iu rhe mll
est Japanese attire.
Mrs r. l.. Wright will entertain
ON Monday with a hose shower roI
Miss Winnie Philips. Who will wed
Mr. Marcus Earl kouuIrI ON Aug
5th The affair will bc unique. th..
hostess being clever aul possessed
with keen sense of originality The
hours are from tu q O'Clock The
EhhFriug will occur at the Weth
home uu Broadway. where the
Wrghts are quartercd for the sum.
mer Miss Smith Of Fort Worth will
Dee an honorcc also The bachelor
maids are asked 10 attend
Tho Young Womcu's Home Mis-
-i,p .,,i.f, y.1f ,,,., ,t1, Nj.
Nt,r..,r., t.,..,...,i
rttl n,,, '',N', i. 60 '''o,', ,9,,
,,,.,..,,,i'. , zoe, ''','''.'- '',
-. '''''' '''''''''' 'S 'SN'"
l''S'""
me Mission study class viii no
meet again during the summer bu.
VIII take up The lessons im early falI
The ladies OF the Broadway Bapus
church have enjoyed these meetings
very much under the splendid lcade.
ship of Mrs Wyunc, who is deeply
Interested in mission work. and tar
commencement of next Years study
VII Dee looked forward Jo with mue'
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The dance rendered tho visiting
girls. who by the way. are as charm
Ing, chic and petit as any Imaginable.
py the Elks last evening while san.
ceremonie, was an altogether delight.
tul affair and Notwithstanding the
very extreme heat Vas pronounced 4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26
Stevenson David Baliour

Stevenson David Baltour.
Stevenson The Black Arrow.
stowe The Ministers Muoing.
Harrington rhv gentleman from
Indiana
rhackpr, The NewComes
Thompson Alice OF old Niuceunes
Thurs,Dn The Gambler.
Tu.stal Resurrection.
TrollCpc Barchestcr Towers.
Iurg,n,r- Fathers and Children.
Verne Tour OF the World in Eigh
ty DAYS
Ward Narcclla
Ward David Grieye.
Wcyman Under jhe Red Robe.
Wiggin-A Cathedral Courtship.
Williamsun-rhr Lightning Conduc.
tor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26

Mr. and Mrs l.. Johnson are en-
'orlaining quite q house party at
heir country home ne..r Henuepin
Those enjoying their gracious hospi.
'ality are Mrs W. F. Bowman and
two daughters. Misses Rorclia and
Frances. Miss Edith Williams and
Miss Esther McNces.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26
Wilson St Elmo.
Wright-That Printer OF Udells.

The Ladies' Aid Soc. ~ Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
church Tuesday afternoon at three
O'Clock. This will be the last meeting
till late fall and the officers have
asked that every member be present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26

The Deacon" the play that will
hold the boards AT the Marietta op.
,ra house Tuesday evening. promise.
TO he one of the best ever present
ed in that city !, was gotten mp and
coached 10y Miss Moorman OF Ard
more and this alone promises success
toge ther with the Misses Eddleman as
musicians and taking prominent
parts. There will be quite crowd
from here who will accompany Miss
Moorman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26

The round OF forty.two given by
Mrs. W. II, Bleakmore FRIDAY even.
ing IN honor of her niece Miss Flo.
die Mckay of Guthrie and the mem.
bers of the Kosmos Klub was quite
clever. \ large light had been placed
on he lawn and the game tables
were arranged on the wide eyrauda.
The tables were numbered and the
couples marked with the months of
the wear. The talleys being done i'm
some flower with Gibson head peep.
ing from the center and verse in
Skiddoo words penned on each. all
tnis was the handiwork Of the hon
oree. ne hostess served dainty sum
mertime refrehments.
The guests were Mr. and AIRS. Boss.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams, Mr.. and
airs. w r. Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perrin Flow. Mr. and Mrs \. J. Aber-
nathy. Mr. and Mrs W A. Edwards.
Mis-, Clara Wolyerton and MI llar-
old Young Miss Mckay and Mr.
Smith G. Matsou. Miss Ada Grace and
Mr. \. G. Reicheldsrfer, the host and
hostess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-26

Jolly indeed was the tally.ho party
tha, attended the reception Wednes-
day evening al the Colbert home
The place being some distance from
town the boys decided to club togeth.
or and enjoy two parties in one
evening. Thre We're horns and whis
ties and yells galore and just before
the arrival a yell both long and loud
was given for Misses Dean and Hob.
son. In the merry bunch were Mr.
Nelson and Miss Roberts. Charley
Dobbins and Miss race Williams. Mr..
H. Behne and Miss Mae Lowden. Mr..
Louis Boyd and Miss Inez Stewart.
Mr.. Jane Frame and Miss GLADYS Tor.
bet. Mr.. Arthur Kyle and Miss Val.
ley Sutherland Mr. Jack Sandlln and
Miss Winnie Philips. Mr. X. G. Lang.
ham and Miss Margaret Blois MIR. Ce-
Gil Williams and Miss O'Neal Mr.
Cha Dibbrel and Miss Wynne Led.
better