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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05
ersa Bre'aaa

Ell rey Eduardo, despues de pa
sar revista, en- Liverpool a los 10,
600 hombres que componen la reser
va territorial, ha pronunciado un
discurso, afirmando que el PATRIOTS
mo es compahero inseparable de la
religion, y que el aliento la esperan-
"a de que la Divina Providencia no
permitira que las fuerzas acabadas
de reyisar tengan que acudir al cam
po de batalla, 81 bien considera, por
otra parte, q la preparation para la
defensa es la mas fuerte saivaguar-
dia de la paz.
Toda la prensa londinense anun-
ola Ia ilegada de IN ilustre visitante:
el niiio yankee" John Brawn. que
& los nueve amos reune la bonita su-
ma de 125 milones de dollars.
FL chiquillo q quien tan enorme
fortuna, lejos de favorecer'e siempre
le proporciona con frecuencia mo-
lestlas y sinsabores, es objeto de una
Ugilancia grandisima para evitar
que algun malhechor 10 secuestre.
Su vida es Ia de continua alarma.
Los juguetes con que Sc divierte
su aburrimiento, los aiimentos Y las
golosinas, son sometidos previa-
mente a Ia mas escrupulosa esteriii
zaci6n 6 desinfeccion.
La oficiosidad con que deudot y
servidores apartan de ei todo 10 que
puede contituir I'm peiigro hacen q
e desventurado nina pase la existen-
Ella mas desesperada
La madre del opuiento bebs es
una hermana de mistress Georges
Vanderbilt.
Portugal.
Joaa Franco ha salido para Bia-
rrltz AGO mpanando su familia.
Sc asegura que vovera a Portu-
gal, eestableciendose en- Alcaide, pro
vincia de Beira Balxa.
Con motive de inaugurarse up
Centro republicano en- la aldea de
Louza, cerca de Coimbra, los mo-
narquicos organizaror una contra
manifestation, la cual origino
una lucha a tiros y pedradas entire
monarquicos y republicanot.
Huba varios heridos gravel.
Franca.
Con motive de saber Ell gobierno
que varios agentes de la policfa Sc
creta de Russia segufan Y fiscaliza-
ban Ia vida de los estudiantes rusos
que por opiniones politicas Sc han
refugiado en- Francia,ei Jefe del Ga
binete, NJ. Clemenceau ha manifes
tado en- Ia CAmara que el gobierno
hab{a resuelto no permitir mas po-
icla extranjera en- su patrimonio.
Estados Unldos
Ell Excelent{simo senior MARQUES
de Villa Lobar, nuevo Ministro &c
Espaiia en- los Estados Unidos, ha
legado & Washington.
HabAndo con un representante
de4a prensa, acercs de su impol tan
te misi6n en- Washington ha mani
festado que lleva el cargo especial
de Su Majestad el rey Alfonso de
promover las reiacioness con esa ma
ci6n y que Sc esforzara por cumplir
ese honroso mandate, alentando la |
esperanza de que lleguen a ser 10 mas
cordiales posibles.
Russia
De conformidad con las promesas
Austria Hnngrs
En- Ia reciente vista del Car al
emperador de Austria tuvo lugar
una escena emocionante.
Al llegar & Ia estacion el viejo mo-
narca tom6 para besarla la mano
de la zarina; esta cortesmente rel
n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05
EXtraOrdinario.

Uno de los mas sorprendentes es-
pectaculos que pueden presenciarse
hoy en- San Juan de Puerto Rice, es-
ia en- las Gale de la Fortaleza 80, pu-
es en- LA Palmesana" de ]. Pieras
esta el meior ymas barato surtido de
trajes hechos y zapatos de todas cla
ses, formas y precios; en- fin & con-
vencerse pues e! surti do es extraor-
dinaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05
Sc uioio poiciaco.

Relaci6p de las novedades ocu-
rridas durante las "a horas anterlo
res, agosto 4.
Puesto de San Juan, infraccion
ordenanzas mumicipales 81 Acome
mitimiento y aggression, !. Portar
armas prohibidas, l, Mutilacion,
/.
Puesto de P. Terra: Sin move
dad.
Puesto de Santurce: 1nfrcaccion
ordenanzas municipales, 3. Hur
to menor, de aves, l.
Puesto de Seboruco: 1nfracci6n
ordenanzas municipales,
-Antenoche entire 7yS en- Ia calle
de San Agustin de Puerto de TERRA,
Sc incendio un foco de Ia luz electri
ca, y como un bombero diera la yes
de fuego Sc produjo con este la CO
rrespondiente alarma.
Hoy fueron sentenciados p
la corte municipal los seis individuos
que fueron sorprendidos en- dias pa
sados en- Ia casa de Julian Catala,
jugando q 10 prohibido, cada ono
a pagar Ia multa de SIS 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05
|NFORMAC|ON MUND|AL.

huso ofreeiendoie la mejilla. Frsal
cisco Jose estampo I'm tlerno beso G
el rostro de Ia regla matrona. Pc
las mejillas del anciano manarca c.
rrieron dos gruesas lagrimas. ,Ei zar
emocionado Sc arroio en- SUI,
brazos en- medic dc Ia aclamacp
de inmensa muchedumbre
Terminado el banquete, dc la L
che, Sc procedio por Bienarth, al !
parto de las siguientes decoracionc.
La del agulla negra para Andr
ssy, Ia de aguila roja para Tachirta
Ky. cl rctrato de Francisco Jose par
Acrcnthal, 10 mismo que un bust
del Kaiser en- marmol.
ktgsntiaa
de Stopilyn ha expiradc Ell plazo d
seguridades extraordlnarias para $,
persona.
Eljueves de Ia proxima semana
Sc aguarda al Car en Cronstad de su
viaje por el Mediterraneo. FL mo-
narca ruso Sc muestra satlsfecho
del resu,tado de las entrevistas ce-
lebradas con los soberanos Cutler
mo, Eduardo Victor Manuel y
Francisco Jose. Los casos de coiera
han disminuida notab!emente en-
San Petersburgo. Las rigulosas me-
didas sanitarias han dado resuita-
do eficaz.
El secretario de Estado Sc mucs-
ira satisfccho del termino satisfacto-
rio que ha terminado cl incidente
entire esta nacion Y Bolivia. Las
neeociaclones para un arreglo amls
toso han sido dirigidas cen tacto y
discretion por parte de ambos go
biernos. Ell gobierno de la 4Asuncion
ha remjtido al de Buenos Aires no.
tas dane cumplidas satisfacciones
por el ataque hecho al vapor Surenp
s cuyo 'crdo iba la comision explo-
radora | rio Bermejo. El gobierno
del Paraguay despues de minuciosa
investigation encontro culpabili-
dad en- el Official que comandaba
el crucero que atac6 al referido bu-
que.
El vapor Copitdn Ortego ha entra-
do en- el puerto de Buenos Aires
conduciendo para el estado 200 mil
libras esterlinas Y dos millones de
marcos.
El Conereso ha aprobado despues
de ligeras enmiendas e] proyecto
presentadc por lord Grimtho Rapa
quien Sc propone construir un sun
tuoso lugar de veranc en- las playas
de Montevideo. Lord Grimtho estl-
ma los gastos de Ia obra en- 600 mil
libras esterlinas. En- el pr6ximo mes
de Septiembre empezardn los ira
bajos de dicha obra
Psrsgvsj
II senior Victor Soler ha tornado
possession de la cart"ra de finanzas.
Ell senior Franco mil.istro de JUS
ticia ha retirado la renuncia que
prescntara tiItimamente.
Sula
Sc ha fundado en- Berna una COM
pahia para la construction de otro
tunel debajo de los Alpes y con el
cual Sc conectara directamente Suiza
e Italia. Este tunel atravesara ell
Monte Blanco empezando en- Martin
gly, Suisa y terminando en- Courma
yeur, Italia, con una longitud de 2S
millas El termino para la conclu-
sion de los trabajos de excavation
se-a de tres anos.
Pronto sera sometido al gobierno
federal los pianos y presupuestos de
la obra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05

formo el cortejo ftinebre. En- una am
buiancla V encerrados los restos en-
una GAIA envuelta con una bandera
de los Estados Unidos, iba ell cada-
ver.Cn piquete con armas, al mando
del tenlente Sr. Para, daba la guar
dia al cuerpo- k. y. P.
In esta 1mprenta Sc venoe pspel de
Peri6dicos i dos pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05

Para Ia una de Ia tarde de hoy e.
ta anunciada la entrada del vapor
correo de Estados Uniduos.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el Sr.
Salvador Nicolau, de Caguss.
Esta ma1ana estuvieron en- la Man
sion Ejecutiva los Sres. DR.. Rafael
del Vale v DR.. Cordero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-05

Setenta amos atras los medicos
usaron por primera vez el Pectoral
de Cereza del Dr.. Aver, y desae
entonces ha sido el remedio tipc
para Ia tos en,todo el munde. Mi
llares de familias en- Europa Asia
Africa y America guardian siempr,
sn su casa un frasco de- esta uedi
Gina para poder usarls on cualquie.
case imprevisto Dc urgencia. Ell
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23
Free-To the Ladies' |!

At 10 O'Clock tomorrow (Wednes-
day) night. the curtain will be drawn
on the big Knight-Campbell Piano
Sale-the greatest sale of its kind
ever conducted in Grand Junction.
In order to close out the few remain
ing instruments, IL in all, and bring
this great sale to fitting climax on
the closing day, the Knight-Campbell
Co. in addition to again reducing
their already low sale prices and
terms, will present each lady who
visits their store between $3.50 and
4:30 Wednesday with souvenir ap-
propriate of the occasion. Full de-
tails of the special bargain offers on
the worlds best pianos for tonight
and tomorrow, the close of the sale,
will be found on another page in this
issue. If you ever intend to buy a
piano this is your chance.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23
MAKING BRAVE
FIGHT FOR LIFE

Still alive is John Sidwell. the
young man who was shot and dan
gerously wounded by Henry Smith
Saturday afternoon late in lonely
spot northwest of the city.
This afternoon The Sentinel en-
quired of DR.. II. Freudenberger. one
of the attending physicians, as to the
condition of Sidwell. DR.. Freuden-
berger stated that he was with the
injured man shortly before noon and
found him at that time to be feeling
much better than at any time since
the shooting. His pulse and temper
ature were nearer normal than they
had been at any time, and the injured
man stated that he was not suffering
much pain.
The physicians and friends are
greatly encouraged over the condi-
tion of Sidwell; and. in spite of his
grave injuries, 1t is announced today
that he has about an even chance for
| recovery. He is receiving the very
| best of attention at st. Matthew s
hospital. The injured man is max
| ing hard fight for his life. and it is
certainly to be hoped that in this
| fight he will win. However, il will
| be several days before the crisis is
entirely passed.
Henry Smith, in his cell at the
| county Jail, remains rather silent and
| non-committal. and still seems to re-
gard his fate with indifference. II is
reported that he has not inquired as
to the condition of his victim, al
| though he has declared several times
that he would "have given his life
| for Sidwell."
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23
A MESSAGE
OF WARNING

The following message received
late this afternoon by The Sentinel is
self explanatory. There is no ques-
ton but what Mahony knows what
he is talking about. It's most i'm
portant matter:
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 23.
Editor Sentinel
The real estate men and the Fruit
Growers association are missing the
opportunity of years. The entire
Colorado delegation urges Manager
Moore and real estate men to come
mt once.
THOS. +. MAHONY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

Nov. %. 6 p. M: Temperature, 46 !;
relative humidity. &c; direction of
wind. w; velocity of wind, miles
an hour; precipitation, 0; weather,
partly cloudy.
Nov. 23. 6 a. m: Temperature, 33 /;
relative humidity, 81; direction OF
wind, w; velocity of wind, 2 miles
an hour; precipitation. o; weather,
clear.
Yesterday the maximum tempera-
ture was So; minimum, 81; mean, 40,
or degrees warmer than normal.
Forecast for Grand Junction and
vicinity: Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

where slips may be deposited They
will be read. and the president of the
convention will call for answers.
Everyone is invited. All will be
welcome to attend the convention
and participate in the proceedings.
There will be discuss fns after each
paper which will be valuable and in
stluctive.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Fine music and a good time for
everybody at the Redmen's masquer-
ade ball Thanksgiving night.
For heavy hauling see Barton 4
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Which Will hold the amateui
championship given up by Saul Hal
yve-Grand Junction boys or out
siders? Come out and root for the
Grand Junction boys next Monday al
fair grounds, 2 pm, November 90
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

First come, first served in your
choice of seats for the Elks' big mu-
steal extravaganza at the Majestic
theater next Monday and Tuesday
nights. Seats reserved Wednesday
morning at the Majestic cafeterion.
Tickets, 81.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Get a good habit-phone or go to
kramer's market for fresh meats,
oysters, fish. poultry and vegetables.
Everything good to eat and every
thing guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Get your tickets for "The Emerald
City" the big musical comedy to be
given under the auspices of the Elks
next Monday and Tuesday nights.
November 20 and 80.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Miss Mella Sayles of Palisade is
visiting friends in the city for few
days as the guest of Miss Marguerite
Kelly.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

We have just received l2 dozen
soc whips. Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Next Monday, the 29th-Marat thon
race at fair grounds, pm. Saul
Halyve's last amateur race, Saul
runs to lower the worlds record of
52:12.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Stims chill has reputation back
OF it. Sold by the bowl or for use
in the home.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

Take me out to the ball game
Thanksgiving day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23

What? What's what? That S
what they all say. What do they all
say? That Saul Halyve will lower
the worlds record of 52:12 at the
fair grounds next Monday. 2 pm.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY.
Physicians and Surgeons.

All medicines furnished from .
our own iaborator' and put up .
py ourselves. thus avoiding .
; mistakes
ohices. SIS Capitol block, .
; Main street.
DR., Eldridge's residence, No. .
) 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone .
) No. 107 Junction. .
DR.. Gray's residence. 116 S. .
seventh st. Phone Junction .
321.
ONCE phone. No. 126 juno .
tion.
once hours from $50 to II i.
An; from 1 to 8 p.m.: from !
to Pm. and from Z to { !
pm. Sundays. !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
JEFF ORGAN WILL NOT
TUNE UP AGAIN SOON
CHEF GARRETT BELIEVES HE
HAS PARTY WHO RlFLED
WAGON AT STAR WAGON YARD

Jcu Organ, a negro, is locked up
In the county Jail awaiting TO hear
the end Of tune that the county
on1rcTs VIII play for his benefit and
which was begun by Chief Buck
Garrett yesterday.
short tim" ago two young men
were robbed OF lot Of goods and
NO guns. their wagon which was
left AT the star wagon yara nayug
been Hfiod of It's contents. Chief
Garrett. who IL always on the hunt
for cy.l doors. and who sometimes
does some remarkable stunts in the
catching of criminals met up Win
Organ iu an alley on, ON the west
md o few nights ago, and the hour
A,ire ''" MT Garrett decided that
som'.... vas dong. lie wachcd
Organ u BIS actions aud ycstcr.
day fui ,lr Kun belonging to one
Of thr yolus men. which Organ
had pIwlcd and vhi.h hn said had
been given 10 him
Tho chief had him locked mp and
De- viii bo given an examining tria'
tomorrow or Thursday.
Allen stephenson who has been
m J1l, on a wh.fkey case yesterday
made bond and was relca9cd Mosc
Taylor tor carrying a gun was locked
mp by Constable Pruit Luther Cope.
and. charged with petty larceny
paii a fine and made bond In case
against him for the stealing OF
horse and was released from jall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
PROH|B|TORY LAW
A FARCE IN MAINE
REGARDED AS TIE WORST
PIECE OF LEGISLATION EVER
ENACTED

Portland Ne. Sept 2s-'i regard
the prohibition law a. the worst
piece OF legislation ever enacted. \
long experience has taught me tha,
my opinion as TO this Is right #
has failed 10 accomplish what Il
was Intended to accomplish in Maine.
and j believe has done more harm
20 the state than good
This emphatic statement on the
prom b.tion law in Maine was made
10y Charles r Libby Of this city.
recently elected president Of thr
American nar Association. one Of
che highest honors On the prorcs-
sion. next to being elevated 20 the
supreme bench of the United states.
Tho man whom the American Bar
Association has So signally honored
was at one time mayor of Portland.
and Ct Is claimed tna' never before
nor since has Portland had such a
mayor. For yearE he has been out.
spoken in his belief that the pro.
hibItory law in Maine Is a farce and
great handicap IN the develop.
mcnt OF the state. Although he On.
tertained this view when he was
chosen county attorney. later may.
or Of Portland hc demonstrated his
respect for law by giving to the
prohibitory law an enforcement
which It has not known since and
had never known up to that time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
HERE'S a JOKE ON KANSAS.
state Charges Cent Rate on It's
Ralwsy-Foree Others to Cent Rate

State Charges 5 Cent Rate on Its
Ra,lwsy-Foroe Others to Cent Rate
Topeka Sept 81 Railroad attor
uays ar, very much clatcd over what
they consider good joke ON the state
~ Kansas As Is pretty generally
known AN the regular railroads IL
Kansas are noW operating under a ..
cu' "a milo passenger rate. Some
tiuc .-u ,hc state took charge Of the
Kansas, Southwestern ~ Gulf Rail-
road l's not much OF a railroad.
rs only nine miles long and runs
between Blaine and Wcstmorcland in
Po'taNltomio county. hut IT'S a rail
rold just the same not a branch, but
"A main line. The former owners OF
the road found that they could not
make "Npenscs by charging a passon.
ger rate OF twenty-five cents for this
Smile ride, SO they put their engine
in the roundhousc. and suspended
operations All Vas still along the
great Southwestern and the weeds
we're permitted to grow between the
ti.s The very small army og en-.
ploycos was laid Off
Then .h' state stepped in. Under
a Law recently plsscd which permits
th" commonwealth TO appoint a re-.
c'iyer for q losing public service cor.
poD,Iou and operate the concern,
ror..Nor was appointed for tho south
western" Tho state tried 20 charso
n'u,, H,c cents for q emile ride and
found % was losing proposition so
30 just boosted the rate % nifty cents,
or hFo cents I milo, and doubled tho
price ON freight over that charged by
the former owners.
Is 6, fair" said q railroad attorney
today go compel Tho Union Pacific.
.au Santa Pc. the Rock Island and
even tar Missouri Pacific 10 chlrg.
only Two cents mile, while 'Ao
sHt. is operating its splendid Scuth.
we tern system and making the pc,-
p. rly hE, cents m.la""
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
Notice OF Publication.

sac Of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the District Court.
Myrtle Haynes, plaintiff vs.. Hugh
VI lIayaes, defendant. No i91.
Said defendant Hugh NJ. Haynes
Niii take notice that he has been
sued in the above named court for
divorce and mus, answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on or
before the 23rd day OF October. 4. D
1909 or said petition will be taken as
true. and a judgment for sad plaintiff
in said action for divorce viii be
rendered accordingly.
Dated this 9;h day OF september
1909. CHAMPION & CHAMPION,
Attest Attorneys for Pla ntiif
c. T. VERNON. District Clerk.
By :. " PARKER DoTuty
'Scah l0l7"Gl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
SPRINGER.

-t go,
.,'., N'''' ''P' 81 'r'i'
49,, - . =, vs. '''"7 ''"'
"' -" '''" - ''"n'u WIN COT
w." y" '''''''' W '"' 0''N'uo"'
Ihe new MayDun cotton Is the
'''aihs yIe'd' producing half bale
per acre. MOST all the farmers are
taking OF planting II entirely the
coming year
Health In the community Is not
good, which tho doctors say Is due
TO the unusual dry weather.
Mrs Strai'y Is up al present but
her son Is s,ill very Sic.
Mr. and Mrs pcu,r's utro h,hv
who has haop worry .i,l g.. $40. no..
ter.
NJ. an, ,t-. .,... ,.,.
i,e.,, -o. g.. ..-,-..',.. -, ~.
,o.t,, s., S..,.,,...' ,'' - 80 ~"
LII. ~ - -, '''' '','
rdo,- c,,a.. - -.
s,r,ui.s ,.u, l.,,. ,.- ,.' -
- mob. cha. -.
,boir So. -,
Nc rt,to IL, .,.. -
Nf,dp somo ,in,o ano ,'n, -, ~,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
SAINT LOUIS ONE
HUNDRED YEARS AGO
WAS FRONTIER TOWN. 1000 IN
HAelTANTs-To CELEBRATE
CENTURY OF CORPORATE LIFE.

s.. Louis. Sept. 2S-One hundred
years ago tbs city was lrouuei
town Of 1900 inhabitants Today !,
boasts OF being the mid-continental
city. It proposes to celebrate it.
century of corporate lie by 7-day
festival. Il opens its doors TO repre-
scntatives of the whole country. hay
ing invited 1000 mayors 20 be its
g ests. The festivities viii begin
On the 3rd Of October The history
of s.. Louis Is close'y interviewer
with that of the nation. The CRY
was founded IN 1861 by Pierre l..
glcste Laclede a. trading post
In 1865 It was made the capital OF
Upper Louisiana. Tho transfer b.
France to the United States Of the
territory o; Louisiana took place IN
81. Louis IN 1900. The town was IN.
co.porated in 1909 and the firs
brick building was erected in 1913.
The first year of the towns incor
porate life showed total receipts by
the treasurer from al sources" Of
S529.G3. Yet the town was already
the chief seat OF the western fur
trade, with its trading stations push
ed to the hoadwaters of the ARK.
ansas and far toward the sources OF
the Missouri and the Yellowstone
Its people were represented more
by their spirit and their enterprise
than by their ready cash. Business
was done almost wholly by barter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
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Ardmor,, TUESDAY sepl. %, 1909
DOES IT PAY

Take look over Arlmor. u any
direction you vii, can you miss s,c.
ing an advertisement of .h. Ringlns
brothers Circus?
From the house tops. from The
awnings. f.om the trolley wires. from
the bill boards and no.se sides. every
inch Of space d, is possible to secure
is telling you that Ringing brothers
are coming and what they have 90
show.
Ringing brothers have spent more
money in Ardmore for one days ud.
yertising than the merchants have
spent IN one twelve months.
This Is fact But does o. pay
There has not been au au, of
the newspapers OF tho city since.
they decided 90 come nero out wh,,
has had diversified llu, cf al,,r
tising Does &, pay9
This lIg circus carries I,s own
train OF seven cars with thirty al.
vertlsing specialists ABOARD Doe
II pay?
The fullc exposition possible
Is given to ,hcir Advertising and
the widest publicity in every section
they visit Docs 8, pay
For answer go to enc c.r,us whom
IT comes and 500 th. golden stream
flowing into thc Golfers OF tho "mqn
at the window
Does IL paw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28
CLYDE WYATT BUYS
BIC LIVERY STABLE
WELL KNOWN AROmoRE BOY
PURCHASES THE ENTIRE OUT.
FIT OF TOM SMITH.

The livery barn and business ot
Tom l. Smith. one Of the best known
horsemcn and livery men In Ardmore
was purchased yesterday afternoon
by clyde f. Wyatt The deal in.
cudod all the animals. rigs and car
riagcs together with the business and
good viii OF the former owner and
Mr.. Wyatt took charge of the place
this morning
Mr. Wyatt is a young man. quite
well known here and will have asso-
ciatcd with him IN his new buslne g
bis father. who for fifteen years has
been % livery man and is thoroughly
vonyrrsant with the business. The es-
tablishmcnt Is one OF the largest and
best iu the city and Will be maintain.
I'd on the same high plane as Il has
been heretofore
Mr. Smith has not decided whether
he win enter business here again or
not but viii not remove from Ard.
move, hc having properly and other
interests which assures him remain.
ing % citizen for some time at least.