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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

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pea'ea rom !. = court.
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7 J. iourdan, O.; al Appealed from
J. p court.
VIM. DulaIvy vs.. J. 5. Mullen. Ap-
pealed from J. p. court. To be dis.
missed speed cause.
Cooy Copn,v 1fcro- cor,.,y -
r. II Brown and ". c. Kendall
Sui, on bond.
Monday. July 18th.
A. &. Ellis VS. I 7. Nichols o, a,
Appealed from : p court
q sbu.de 40 " = Thor,so,
ApDesled from 7 p cour,
John Hartwjck vs Frank Smith
Appealed from J. p court
DR. I n Smith vs Guher, AusIav
kupealod from y copr,
Josiah CLARK vs Ardersor Todd
Lizzie Todd. AppeaIad from p
cour-
= Poole o. a vs : = tIarro,
Appealed from / p court
r. c Rickets vs. W 9 Don,Ie VII
lie Wilks. Appealed from ]. p. court.
J. y Morgan VS.. Sam Smith. Ap.
pealed from j. p. court.
Bankers National Bank VS.. c. l.
Mc"ure' j. F. Ward. Suit on notes
ana accounts.
Tuesday, July goth.
" H. Ussary vs.. J. II. Akers. Ap
pealed from ]. P. court.
j >. Mullen vs.. Harmon and Har-
'ii'u' - d" Appeaied from j. T.
OUT.
X r. Mc"oHher VS. c. K, /. and p
~ % Appea!ed from j. +. court.
wee Jones vs. Guy Garner Appeal
'N ''"iH D. T. court
d. =, S'oo'e vs. Bank OF commerce
'Fp.'''l i'oin - r. court
'."H Naushh w. o. IucKer Ap
'eaI'u rom D. T. court
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sETTr.o OF CIVIL DOCKET.
In the County csy-t, Garter c,g-ty,
For july Term. 'sos.

For JUIy Term, fSos.
Sa.,l1s q tae civil docke: fc- .he
July. l... term q The court. =: Ard.
more. Okla. Hon. 7. r. Mason. Judge.
Attorney and l.,lgal:s will take no
,.ce tha, The regular term 0: the
county cogr, opens MONDAY. July 9Th
a. - For the first week all no
t!ouL demurrers. etc. In both civil
and criminal cases will be taken up.
and all plead.ngs settled. All no
tons. and demurrers. and other points
Of pleading 10, settled during tha,
week will be oyerruled.
Two weeks beginning July i2th.
will be given 70 trials By Jury.
When a civa case Is called for trial.
The defendar, appearing and annosnc-
Ing ready for trial. the plaintiff fall.
Ing % appear. the trial will proceed TO
Judgment.
These rules must be rigidly en.orc.
I'd u we 7ucceed in transacting the
business Of this court With economy.
J. r. MASON. Judge.
Monday. July 18th, 1909.
Standard BANKING l. Trust Com.
paay vs GEO r Walker. Suit on
note.
The Ardmore National Bank ys.
The Ardmore Wholesale Grocery
Company Suit on note.
!. $ Mullen IS. H T. Ward. G.; al
Appealed from j. +. court
Bankers National Bank VS. r. Z.
Simpson. e., al! suit on note.
Aramore Loan < Trust Company
IS Dennis Fitzgerald. Appealed from
j. F. court.
W. A. Edwards VS.. Jesse Kirby.
Appealed from j. 2. court
State Of Oklahoma vs.. Louis Lam
bert, Henry Thompson. Alex Thomp-
son Complaint on forfeited bond
+. l.. Fuller vs.. c. H. Smith, ct al
Transferred from district court
Campbell Winston VS. Sam Noble.
Appealed FROM J. =. court
g. +. Hall vs.. I'd Caple. Appealed
from j. J.. court.
w. d Belt ys. J. H. Akers. repley.
In.
tuesday, July 18Th.
G.. - Hall VS. W II. Harris. Ap
Dealed from J. =. court.
Ardmore Lodge So q. J. q. D. r.
SIS. K. ". Dawson. e: al Suit for rent.
william Page ys. a. G. Clawson.
70 AL Appealed from J. p. court.
Ardmorr Wholesale Grocery Com.
pauy ya c. K T. and f. Ry. Ap-
2ealod from J = court.
Cubby Womack vs.. IS 4. Harding.
trdmore Foundry, Machine and
Bridge co Attachment.
Falls city Clothing Company VS.
vs. B scr.mshire, f. V. Wolverton,
D LankIn Suit on account.
Wednesday, July 14th.
Mutual Trust Company VS.. II j.
lanes. Suit for rent
The Baltimore Mercantile Go. vs..
. w. Lasley, $. A. Clowdus. j. II.
.rnold. Suit on note.
W. A. Edwards VS.. Jesse Kirby. ct
J. Attachment.
The Farmers Loan and Security
company VS.. ]. +. Measles. Repleyin.
Ardmore National Bank VS.. e. A.
'carce and c. A. Pearce. Suit on
otes
J. II Coleman VS. II. NJ. Smith. et
l. Replevin.
S. II. Cole VS.. r, l.. Freeman, Knox
mmons, Appealed from ]. P. court.
Phoenix Printing Company VS.. w
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Es,,lso CAL

WHEREAS. Morgan Township -
Carer county. Oklahoma. through .'s
p-Dr.- sf,erf. have called an slac..or.
,, be- held % sa.d 'o1asa.p or 'ae zs,1
day ~ June 1909. FOR the p4rpOee ~
gD'rg Ipon The Issuance of the bands
" aaId township 90 the sum o'g}gngg.
FOR me building of roads and bridges
.r sa.d township
Sow. therefore. = .s hereby ordered
By nc Board ~ County Comm.fs.ou.
ers. oi said Garter County. Oklahoma.
'- ses ion asEembled. 'ha, the f9llor-
.ng named places ln said township
shall constitute the voting places
therein. and the following named per.
sons are hereby appointed ~ election
officers % hold said election .'o-vl,.
Precinct 80. J. Craddocka s,Gre.
r. ~ Reid Inspector.
John Zelner. Judge
Jesse Kirby. CLERK.
Precinct So 2 Pollard'a Store.
q " Thomas. Inspector
y MllInrr Judge
. Z. L',hfeld CLERK.
Precinct So. Canning Fac'ory.
Charles Efrl. Inspector
y ~ Th'ehurr' Judge
John Grrf CLERK
rrocInc' SO 4 John Wm'ucys Store
4 f..Iru fr.r.lsttr
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Notice OF Sale OF Real Estate by
Guardian.

Guardian.
In the County Court OF Bryan
County, State OF Oklahoma
In the matter o. the estate Of
Susan o. Burton. minor. H. d. Bur.
ton guardian.
Notice is hereby ryen that pursu.
ant 70 an order Of the County Cou7
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Z. T Re1roa. Ese,;le Rex7oa,. !
= Young Su.: OF contract.
HaEo--h Lumber Company - Don
aid Fitzgerald. SUI: on account.
T = and Joaa Holland IS. Okla
bona M1,or Car Company. Dan.
ages and account.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28
mo PROMINENT NfD0N6S.


Mias StelIa F0lsssM Steele and Mr.
William Harrison Scates, two Of Green.
woods most popular society young
people, Surprised their friends last San.
day afternoon by going ont to winona
On the 2:a5 train and being united 10
the Aoi. bonds Of matrimony 1t the Wis
teris Hotel q $50 o'elock-ths Rev,
NJ. Hall. II Winona, oalciating.
The object Of the young couple In 70
Ing e winoaa IL g.t married was pare
" Tor the purposs Of adding . little 70
nance to the affair and to surprise
their friends, and NOT because Of n
objection to the consumation OF the
happy event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scates returned Mon
day morning and the popularity Of this
happy couple WAS attested BY the large
number Of friends who greeted them at
that early train to extend congratula.
tions.
The bride is the charming daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Steele, OF this city,
and BY her lovely manners and happy
disposition she is loved and admired by
all who know her.
The gallant groom ID one Of Green
woods most prosperous young business
and enterprising citizens, and pos
sesses exceptional traits Of character.
The Commonwealth joins the many
friends Of the happy couple in extend-
Ing congratulations and BEST wishes for
q long, prosperous and contented mar
ried life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scates are at home At
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ].
scates in North Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28
The f. Goodman Dry Goods Go.

The big June sale Of the +. Goodman
Dry Goods Co. begun Wednesday, the
10th inst, and will continue for ten
days. The page announcement Of the
rare bargains offered during this great
sale appeared in the last issue Of The
Commonwealth and circulars have been
distributed In the surrounding country
calling the attention Of everybody to
this money saving event. The stock
carried by this staunch firm consists Of
high-grade goods for ladies', at prices
within the reach Of ell. Don't fail TO
call and take advantage Of the great
bargains being offered during this big
June Sale.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28
ThomaS.Thayer.

No more brilliant event has taken
place this season than the pretty we'd
ding in the home Of MIR. and Mrs. r,
Thayer on Tuesday evening, May 75th,
when their daughter, Miss Anna Belle
Thayer, became the bride Of Mr.. v. W.
Thomas, Of Boyle, Miss.
II was = green and white wedding
with ~jessamine and smilax furnishing
the color tone. An improvised altar
was constructed, forming an arch Of
gracefully twincd smilax and star-of-
iessamine, and suspended from the cen
ter was a beautiful wedding bell made
of white and pink sweet peas, where
the impressive ceremony was said by
Rev. H. 8. Spragins.
Master Hal spragins was the grace
full ring bearer.
The nuptial music was delightfully."-
rendered. Mrs. G. b. Wright sang, prior
to the entrance Of the bride, IBID Me
Love-" in her usual clear, sweet voice,
accompanied by Mrs. 3. M. Purcell,
who also played the wedding march.
During the ceremony Miss Emma
George Hemingway played the violin
solo, "Trumri," with Mrs. Purcell &C.
c~ompanying.
The bride was gowned in a becom-
ing travelling dress Of green, with hat
and accessories In harmony.
After the ceremony a beautifully dec
Grated wedding cake was cut.
The guests enjoyed viewing the
many handsome wedding gifts.
Miss Thayer, by her many charming
traits Of character, has endeared her
self to a large circle Of friends in Green
wood, who wish her unalloyed happi-
ness.
Mr.. Thomas Is a prominent young
business maj Of the highest integrity,
and The Commonwealth congratulates
him upon winning the heart and hand
Of such a worthy life companion.
Amid a shower Of rice and good
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas left to
enjoy q visit to his relatives In Ten
nessee after which they will be 1t
home at Boyle, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28

Mr.. P. 4. Mabray was in the city the
first Of the week, representing the
staunch shoe factory Of Augustus
Wright, Petersburg, Va. Mr.. Mabray's
territory is the state Of Mississippi, and
we wish for him much success
Mr.. Henry NJ. Thayer. Of Webb, at
tended the marriage Of his sister Tues
day, and while in the city he was award
ed the contract for surveying the canal
In the new Guide drainage district, thus
combining business with pleasure.
Mr.. A. L. Scales presented The Com
monwealth the first ripe peaches Of the
season last Tuesday. These specimens
Of his fruit crop were certainly delic-
ious, and we appreciate our friend
Scales kindness in remembering us.
Mrs. p. W. Parsons and little daueh-
ters left last Friday with her mother.
Mrs. Walker, for Oshkosh, Wis.,, to
make an extended visit to Mrs. Par.
sons brother, and will probably remain
until her new home in North Green.
wood is completed.
Mr.. W. s. Madison brought We editor
a choice lot of vegetables last Monday,
consisting of fine cabbage, peas, beans,
beets, onions, carrots, etc. Mr.. Mad
ison also informs us that Mr.. Scales has
about 100 nice pigs, and will be pre-
pared to furnish the market with a
goodly quantity Of fresh pork at an
early date.
Mr.. T. /. Gum attended the annual
meeting of the Mississippi Under
writer's Association in Natchez the past
week. The insurance men took the
steamer, Senator CordilI, at vicksburg
and made the trip to Natchez bv river.
They visited the battlesbip Mississippi
while at Natchez and report a good
time generally.
Mayor and Mrs. Gid Montjoy left this
morning friday for Gulfport to attend
the Convention Of Mayors of MISSISSIPPI
in that city. They will go from
Gulfport to Biloxi and Scranton next
week and witness the presentation Of
the silver service to the b~attleship
Mississippi at Horn Island.
Mrs. J. W. .Barnwell was the charm
ing hostess of a delightful Bridge Par
ty on Wednesday morning in honor Of
Miss Adele Hoffa, Of Memphis. After
four spirited games Of this ever pop
ular game, Mrs. Malone succeeded in
capturing first prize, and Miss Hoha
was given the guest Of honor prize.
Mrs. Barnwell was assisted by Mrs.
Robt. Johnson in serving a most tempt
Ing salad course. xxx.
MI. David Ellington, Of New York
City, visited his mother and other rel
atives here the past week. Mr.. Filing
ION holds an important position in New
York, and is n Of the very best tel
operators in the United States.
The championship trophy he won in the
contest with expert t~elegraphers a year
two ago, was placed on exhibition at
Weiler's jewelry store the first of the
week and many Of our people called to
zee it. Mr.. Ellington's many friends
here are proud Of the splendid record
ie has made.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28
ANROUND THE TOWN
Gathered b tho Round u.

Gathered h tho Round Up.
Mr.. J. B. Pace was q Jackson visito
last week.
Mrs. T. A. Gleason leaves today TO
Bryn Monroe, Pa.
Mr.. ELI Abbott was down from Min
ter City on business Tuesday.
Mr.. W. M. Garrard, Of Indianola, was
In the city Tuesday on business.
Miss Maymie wollerstein, of Yazoc
City, is visiting the Misses Reiman.
Mrs. VIM. Irvine, of Indianola, is the
guest Of Dr.. ~Irvine's family this week.
Capt. D. T. Mitchell, Of Beat 2, was
transacting business in the city Tues.
day.
Sheriff s. 2. Pr ophet carried q prison.
or to Mendenhall the latter part Of last
week.
Mr.. G. L. Lomax and family spent last
Sunday with Grenada relatives and
friends.
Maj. and Mrs. M. G. Humphrey left
Tuesday for their summer home in Mon
treat, N. G.
Hon. J. W. George, Of Yazoo City, Wis
tied relatives and friends here the first
Of the week.
The Rock Club was entertained on
last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Z. E.
Bullock in her pretty home in North
Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Aron left this
week for . visit Of several weeks to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Tennis Shoes at Fountains.
Mr.. b. M. Redditt called to see us
Monday and renewed his subscription
for another year.
Mrs. Belle Harrington, OF Birming-
nam, Ala, is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. 8. II. Keesler.
Mrs, T. M. Kirby and Miss Allen, Of
Lenore, attended the Thayer-T Thomas
wedding, Tuesday.
Our beef is from Stalled cattle, and
no better - be had. Phone No. Is.
SAM ESTES MARKET.
Messrs. Gilley, Of Boyle, and White,
Of Austin, Texas, and waltharp, Of
Cleveland. attended the Thayer- Thorn
y wedding.
Mrs. Sam Young will entertain on
mex Saturday afternoon 10 honor Of
Misses Virginia Topp, Bessie Portw God
and Lucille Stoner.
Mr.. H. A. Rosenthal, Of Lexington,
spent the first Of the week here on bus
meas and visiting the families Of the
Aessrs. K~antrovits.
Rev. 4. Brill will hold services at the
Jewish Synagogue on Sunday, Nay 50,
y foar o'clock in the afternoon. ALI
~ cordially invited to attend.
Mn. b 3. Bacon and children or
sehlater, and Mrs. J. B. Scruggs and
sasshtef Of Grssnville, were the guests
"a II. and Mn. Thsyer this week.
ia. q. Peterson, Of Money, was In
80 city AondA.y, ard resolved showers
"a eoagrstulatIons upon the recent r.
's'va' o. ane girl baby It his home.
scns nsal Tor chickens every Tuss-
~ - Jfiday. Phoas ~.
GAN EgTES MARKET.
Prof. VIM. =. B. Eeisker, d Louisville,
"a, ~ expert piano tupsr M sales
= Y ths city fora lev dayss and
~ stvs prompt sttsntion % III orders
wofk Y H. liza.
6assba Tenais Basket
-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28

One share Of Preferred Stock ard ono
share Of Common Stock in the new daily
paper soon to be launched In Green
wood. will sell both for the pPios Of
one. II. B. DIXON.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28

Ons Iron Sale. Apply 70
sCATn BROS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28

Cotton Office building on Main Street.
Apply to v. N. PETEET.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-05-28

We are not coansctsd With ~ othss
meat market IN ~ city. Phoss =
yosr crdsss - ~ ~ ~ for ~
same moasy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-09
tSiir bic NptbIriocneen.

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Die Notbieioen0cn III Stolicn &c
'amnnclt. 9llld) cnOrnlc S.uuu
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benbcu in Siib ,St0lirn 0%ciunnteltc
llutcr'titBunNo SnHo mnd)a Ncitcrn
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Tbgcichen non Dem Naargclb, mel
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WllIter lm transport a~uiecbalten
ipltroen. 3ubem ipartc sic @ebornc
bel Dem @ereeben oes Gontraftea
$1500on bulbert aGiteu.
Ter 0cridt am Montag cr.
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OIL oen Stootrotb belhGiti9t. Scllte
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lulo 00G bcl Dem Nlltullf llid)t in &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pcriubrcn luur0r.
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Ser. Ginger
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2aoen Gr. 1920, Ecnniplponia'Mrc
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3uN collioirt Mi VI d.
maDcn. Illi Der Baltimore
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ser Bright id)en Nicrentronf9cit.
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Baltimore.
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leiten. Die NciieBung erfolat ollf
Dem Y2ouoon Eart 6rieoboIe".
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borcn. Nud) Nblolpirlng Der Hod
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