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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-03

state OF oklahoma. Carter county, in
the District court.
Mrs l.. G. Losurcplunun rs. Mrs.
Lee McClurs and Lee McClurg. de
PENDANTS, no J5l
Said defendants Mrs. Lee McCmrg
and Lee McClurg viii take notice that
they have been sued in the above
named court for upon a note executed
to the plaintiff Mrs. l.. c. Leisure ON
the 2Gth day Of June, 1906 for the
sum of $i50Oo balance due purchase
money ON the following described real
estate. $50 It. y $50 #. in NJ. Cor OF
block 523, being $50 #. on W and T..
line and 1850 IT, on North ana South
line, and must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaiutin on or
before the 18th day Of December \.
d., 1909, or said petition will be tax.
en- as true, and a Judgment for said
plaintiff in said action for $4,000 and
foreclosure Of lien will be rendered
accordingly
Dated this 22ud day OF November.
1909.
CHAMPION & CHAMPION,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest:
c. r. VERNON, District Clerk.
2G-3O-7.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Between Guy +. Cobb resi-
dencc and office. two-band gold
bracelet with small lady-bird set
with diamonds and rubies. $500
reward for return 20 Guy =. Cobbs
office 2tf
LOST An abstract of Nell Tanners,
made by W, $. WoIvcrtou Liberal
reward will be paid for same. NJ
L. Alexander 23
LOST Setter dog, almos; pure white.
For reward return 10 w. D. Pot
ter litt
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RUBBER STAMPS, seals, notary rec.
ord books, stencils, trade checks,
merchants price markers, and all
stamp pplies. Phone 6G5. O. *
Rubber stamp and Seal Co, llS w
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FLORAL DESIGNS, cut flowers, car
nations and roses. Shuman Floral
Company. Phone 267. l2u
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tel loans. Ledbetter 4 Wimberly
Bledsoe Bldg. Phone $40. 6-lmo
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Elborta peach farm, 5000 trees
from 3 to o years old, two miles
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MORGAN TOWNSHIP BOARD
BY JOE HIGNlGHT Trclrmc,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01

Pine Bluff, North X South road for the purpose of eliminating the orig inal Pine Bluff North & South road entirely He expressed himself as being heartily in favor of the Parker proposition, but to blot ont the an- tagonistic sentiment that naturally exists, be urged that some arrange ments be made to refund to those who South all money expended in pro- noting it. He said that they still had the blue prints, drawings and charter and would be glad to turn it over to Mir. Parker if that gentleman reimbursed the stoc kholders of the Pine Bluff North & South road at once. He explained that $7000 had been spent ill trying to make the Pine Bluff, North X South road go" Of that amount S2,000. which is in the shape of note in a local bank, signed by five of the old directors, was still un- paid He felt sure that none of thfse present wanted to see the five signers of the note pay the piece of paper. Dr. Orto was enthusiastic when he de- clared that the promoters. of the Pine Bluff North X South road wanted to and would contribute if they were as- sured of being returned in full what had been spent
 Will Repay Them. Says Hearn.
 When he concluded, W. D. Hearn assured him that he was authorized to state that MT. Parker would set tie the indebtedness. if for no other reason than to get the unanimous support and undivided sentiment and co-operatio of Pine Bluffs people.
 F.. C. Howell Enthusiastic.
 Mir. Howell also assured Dr. Orto that he for one was willing to meet with the old directors of the North and South railroad, that the matter li.Slt JC CttSiIS duJuStEu IiC uCCiui Cu that he was not a partisan of Mr. Parker. but that his enthusiasm to secure the Parker road for Pine Bluff often got the best of him. He ex- pressed himself as being in favor of securing the Rutherford road, too, and not letting such a rare opportunity slip by. Mir. Howell said he favored anything that would tend to upbuili and rebound to the interest of Pine Bluff
 The committee in charge of the Rutherford road subscriptions will get together this morning and con time it's canvass, with a view to se- curing the small balance that is need ed to assure it. They are determined l to complete the subscription list be- fore taking up the Parker proposi- , ten for definite action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01

A call meeting of the directors Of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade was held yesterday at their headquarters on Chestnut street, to discuss the proposition submitted to the people of this city, through the Board of Trade, by J. NJ. Parker president and general manager of the Arkansas. Louisiana X Gulf railroad, to build the road to this city from Hamburg and then on to either Mesa or De- Valls Bluff, to connect with the Rock Island road. The meeting was pre- sided over by President V. o. Alex ander and Secretary J. l.. Caldwell was at his desk. A majority of the twenty-one directors of the Board of Trade were present including E. c. Howell, w. H. Westbrook, J. s. Speers, P. P. Byrd, w. D. Hearn, 2. Orto. J. F. Rutherford, Charles Veil, $. C. Alexander, J. E. Boyce. W. N. Trulock and F. L. Clark
 After the matter was thoroughly discussed a motion carried that the present soliciting committee in charge of the Rutherford road proposition, be urged to complete it's work as soon as possible. more than $3o,000 of the $50,000 having already been secured, and report it's success or failure to a mass meeting of citizens, which will be held Tuesday night at the Jeffer- son county court house. The motion also carried the names of w. D. Hearn, E. c. Howell, J, sEssahmons' A. Brewster and R. c. Atkinson, as a committee to prepare all information regardings the proposition of Mir Parker and other details for the en- lightenment of local citizens, and to aHt for the BoasdFof Trade, and the people, of this city in dealing with Mir. Parker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
CONTRACT TO BE
 LEI ON JULY N
Biz Demand fer Offices in the aem Seyen-Story Office Building. to Bo
 Erected at Second Avenue and Pine
 Street.

Bids for the erection of the new $175,000 bank and office building, tQ take the place of the old Citizenx Bank building, at Second avenue anO Pine street, which is now being de- molished, will be received in this city July 24. l. r. Sheblessy, of Cincin- nati. Ohio, of the firm of DeJardlnS &, Sheblessy, and Mitchell Seligman, architects, arrived in Pine Bluff yes- terday with the paus for Pine Bluffs modern skyscraper. The building will be seven stories, including basement.
 The building a to be erected ana leased by the Citizens Bank. WhIcn will occupy a part of the lower flo0H of tle new structure. Three Othen store buildings will be included in tha final plans for the first floor and twd hundred modern offices will be leased to professional men on the five floors above. The new building will be equipped with two electric elevators, steam heat appliances and all other i modern conveniences. The building vii be 60 by l5o feet. The first story <, will be of stone trimmings and the best brick and finest terra cotta trim-
 mngs will be used on the upper stor-
 ies. Many of the offices have already been spoken for. As this to be the
 first real of'e building in Pine Bluff
 there is nat,raIy big demand foA
 rooms by tenants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01

T.. (. Howell lG. Caldwell ana other members of the Board engaged in a discussion over the question as to whether the proposition made by Mir. Parker was to the citizens ! through the Board of Trade or to the Board of Trade Mr. Howell argued <. that the Board of Trade could not 1 accept or reject MT. Parker's propo- sition; that it had been mslle to the people of Pine Bluff through the Board of Trade and that nothing that :, the Board of Trade might do regard 1 ing it would be binding or otherwise. l This was the same opinion of Dr. 1 Caldwell and it was finally made plain | that Mir Parker had addressed the proposition to the people of Pine Bluff through the Board of Trade. MT. Rutherford Heard.
 J. F. Rutherford informed the di- rectors, of the Board of Trade that his option on the steel railss which 1 he proposed to use in building the Rock Island connection to this city from Leola or Carthage, was about to expire, and he asked to be in formed what step would be taken relative to his road. He explained his attitude in the matter, declaring that he was ready and willing to do all he had promised. provided the bonus was raised.
 w. ID. Hearn expressed the same sentiments, stating that MT. Ruther- ford's road should not be lost sight of. There is no necessity of immedi- ate action on the Parker proposition, he said. He declared that this city could not afford to drop the Ruther- ford road. and especially when it was so near at hand. He believed that the balance. s14,5OO, should be raised, and F. C. Howell also favored rais- ing the money and securing the road. Then the Parker proposition will re- ceive immediate attention.
 MT. Byrd SkepticaL
 P. P. Byrd, chairman of the solicit ing committee, said that some had "a fused to subscribe to the Rutherford road. Others subscribed. but not as literally as they should have. and still others had said that they would give If Mir. So and So" would give what he ought to. There were some others, MT. Byrd said. who had not subscribed at all. Unless those who have subscribed give more. Mr. Byrd argued in his opinion it would be impossible to raise the required $50,- 000. When this statement was made w. D. Hearn said: "You can count on me for $500 more.'
 MT. Byrd urged another mass meet ing to take up both propositions. He declared that if Pine Huff can get the two roads for $150,000, it will get a bargain. F. l.. Clarke advanced some good ideas as to the manner of procedure relative to securing right of way and site for railroad shops for the Parker road,
 Old Director Falls In Line.
 Dr. z. Orto. said that he had hoped that it would be unnecessary for him to talk railroad again, but he fel. that in justice to those who had orig mated the Pine Bluff, North & South railroad idea, something must be said relative to their attitude He as serted that there should be perfect harmony, unity and sentiment and ac- tion, if the proposition of Mir. Parker was to be accepted. He requested that the committee who. would have the Parker proposition in hand first confer with the old directors of tha
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
GOOD SHOW
 AT THE ELKS

There will be an entire change of pro gram at the Elks theatre tonight and an attractive bill will be given. The talen, and pictures offered at this popular house this week is proving the best that has been there for many day. and is a drawing card.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
TIN PLATE WORKERS
 ORDERED TO QUIT.

tHearst News Special to the Grnphic.)
 Pittsburg, June 30.-The Amal& mated Association has ordered all it members employed at plants of thu American Sheet Tin Plate Co.,, tA cease work at midnight when the present wage scale expires. Tho recently issued an order thaN after July 1 the shops will be open
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
UNION BAR.

We have again assumed control of our saloon, corner Third and State see all of our old customers Don't forget the Big Spaghetti Lunch every Saturday night. FOTI BROS. 6-o0-t,1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
WHITE SULPHUR
 SPRINGS HC

Seven and onfe-half milef Pine Bluff, opens June. ice .$7.30, with rooms; witholY $500 week. Meals 50 cen ties given special attentie phone 1161, hotel ? rings. rings.
 w. T. HILL. Prop, 6-10-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
MODJESKA'S BODY
 PLACED IN VAULT

tHcarst News Speci: |" the GrarhicD
 Chicago, June 3O.-Services oveL the body of Helen Modjesha. which was placed in a vault here, were held here this afternoon. The Dramatic Club placed laurel wreath over the grave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01

We have just receive{lss shipment of very fine Rd
 Salt for stock There is I comparison between Rod and soft salt for stock. III Cain Grocery Company. !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
' THE RUTHERFORD ROAD AND MASS MEETING Of CITIZENS
 WILL CONSIDER PARKER PROPOSITION

Directors of the Board of Trade Urge Soliciting Com rnittee to Complete Work for Rock Island connec- ion Before Taking Definite Action On the Ham burg to DeVall's Bluff Line-Parker Will Reim purse Stockholders of the Pine Bluff, North and South Railroad, Says w D. Hearn-Only Fifteen Thousand Dollars Need ed to Secure the Rutherford Bluff Shall Not Fall Down When It Almost Has Road In Its Grasp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
HONOR ROLL
 :. OF SUBSCRIBERS First Official List of Sub Subscribers to Rutherford
 Road is Published.
MANY HAVE NOTGIVEN
Some Others Who Have Did Not Give as Literally as They Might
 Hayc-Will Raise the $oO,0O0.

The committee soliciting snbscrlp- tions for the Rutherford road have secured $35,520. At a meeting of the Board of Trade directors held yester- day. tle committee was urged to com plete the work of raising the required s3O,0O0 before any definite action would be taken on the proposition submitted to the people of Pine bluff by J. M. Parker to build the Arkan- sas. Louisiana and Gulf railroad from Hamburg to this city and thence north to Mesa or DeValss Bluff, on the Rock Island
 There are many subscribers to the Rutherford road, but there are almost as many wealthy property owners or this city who have not subscribed to the enterprise and others who have not subscribed as liberally as they might have. The complete list of the subscribers, and their respective sub scriptions, the first yet published, fol- lows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

Glicksberg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office. 6-1-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-01
MT. Bryan to NeWlywedS

Whether or not MT. Bryan Is nom. mated again, he will continue to be one of our National Assets.
 His opinion on matters of right nv. ing are worthy of the greatest respect and his advice is sound.
 You don't have to agree with MT. Bryan politically to admit that he Is right in speaking of newly married couples, he says: with the vast ma jority of young men and young wom- en the life plan includes the gradual accumulations of fortune. The first rule that they need to learn is to live within their means. The hus- band and wife should make their plans together; they enter heartily upon their work, she Is as willing to sacrifice as he is to labor-and her willingness to save is as important a factor in their success as is his ability tc,earn."
 We hope that ,all the June brides and. bridegrooms in Pine Bluff will take MT. Bryan's wise advice, and we want to add that nothing will so help you to become systematic in your domestic economy as to open a say- ings account with the Pine Bluff Trust Company.
 We will encourage your thrift by paying, you per cent compound in- terest on your savings no matter how small or great.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co. Corner Main and BarraQue Streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-26
ARoOsrooK POTATOES HIGH.
offer Of s7.is 4 Barrel for a Large Lot
Refused al Bangor.

Bangor, Me-. March 2s.-aPotatoes
never brought such 3 good price 20 early
in the season as they are bringing 70.
day" says z. =. Parkhurst Of Presque
Isle with. me quoted price az = a
barrel on Saturday, A farmer refused to
sell 400 barrels al s2l5. / never knew
year when the crop 81 potatoes eas 80
good and the price 20 good fort be farm.
er, too, as tits year. The high prices
are due to the absence Of foreign pofa-
toes and the failure Of the crop IN other
sections Of the country. The potato
houses can only get enough for inne-
date shipment, The farmers know the
condition OF the market ard wlli sell
only q small quantity at 4 time
Il Believe the Aroostook crop was
over stated at harvest time. and that
the total crop for all !Aroostook county
wot not over l200oO00 70 1900 900
bushels. estimated that on March !
there was left in the hands Of the farm
ers about IS per cent. Of the total crop,
ard there is vet 20 per cent. to be
shipped. II the weather holds cold, TIE
price viii continue 70 rise. Just as
soon as this month Is over, look for 4
rnsh Of potatoes. into our markets from
Prince Edward 1sland Then the price
Of Aroostook potatoes vill begin to
come down"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-26
GLAD TO GET HOME.
George Kruse, Who Was With American
Fleet on Tip Around World.


Rutland, Match 2e.-Ceoree Kfusa
who recently returned to his home il
this city, after taking part in the triI
around the world recently made By thl
United States feet, brought back Wild
him a large number Of interesting souve
Mrs.
Mr.. Kruse, when sefn by a Herall
reporter yesterday, said: We'll, to tel
the ,truth, NE saw 80 niGch that II i
hard to tell about any place In paFticu
lar. Everywhere NE received the best
Of treatment ard had good time.
i think that the place who're the peo
pie seemed 70 be the most pleased II
see us was ii Australia and New zea
land. TIE government at Australia gave
each one Of the sailors medals as souve
Mrs, with The American and BIRTHS.
flags on them, and we each got a book
Under the Southern Cross which shows
a lot Of fine pictures OF tie country
there.
we got more souvenirs ID Japan thar
anywhere, for we we're given fans wiih
pictures of our ship ard OF the feet
packages of choice Japanese tea, ard 4
lot of things. The imperial government
gave US books with complimentary rail
road tickets good on any part al the
imperial railroads. and We were also Civ.
EN- large silk coat Of arms. This coat
or arms II made with background III
black, and With the american eagle
above three American days, with i JAP.
anege dragonl at tie base Of the design.
Over the top of The design are the words,
In remembrance of nv cruise around
the world | bought silk pillow cover
which had picture of the Kentucky,
and lot Of other things made 81
silk
Mr.. Kruse also brought as d part 81
his collection Of souvenirs O head scarf
of silk from Trinidad, ard also had 4
collection of the Brazilian bugs which
are 10 eagerly sought for scarf pins.
He said about Trinidad: 1T was. very
hot VIXEN we were near Triaidad, for
Several days the temperature iii tho IRE
room where / was rising to 1856. and
when we would go To climb up the lad.
der to the top Of the ship the rounds
Of the ladder would Be 50 hot that You
could not keep your hands on them with
out being burned,
when we stopped at Colombo, Ccy.
lon, the Planters association gave Us
each package Of Ceyion tea which had
been especially prepared for MS. al
most everywhere we we're given souye.
mir postal cards. was glad to get
back
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-26
SMALL FARMS

One containing II acres Iocat9d abant ~
miles from GitF, near school and reign bora
GOOD comfortable hDrse containing rooms
and barn, Nili Keep tafee cows aid team,
Friee. intending one cow aud share III orasige
County Telephone stock. only $1,000 Tsfnss.
enc half cash. a11ef
Fifteen acre place about i2 miles from fhe
j. X PeYSs Quarry and about miiea from Hii-
liaHns town. there il wood enough "a flis place
FOR home use, H0use and wo harms in fair
condition Price, ding ! bay horse Yoars
cid. COW WORT x41 LngRg wagon, sleigh, har-
neSs hay, wnod and all farming tools. SlI0g
Euya al n taken III once Terms easy. Retter
moi lose any time 10 looking up these properties
Is they are hound q sell at once, s9ltt
Farm. stock and fools. located f-2 miles
from city. Coptafns 10 acres Of land. Coed.
comfortable. bulidings. reccntly repaired Near
school 5 ~ miles from creameTyy n, z. tsie.
nsone In house With this farm the owner
wants "a sell II cows. horsss. - heas. sheer.
hogs cream. separator with p0whr ~ n1n
same. hay tedder, horse rake, rrswing machine.
SEED sower, saving machine and horse powef
new two-horse lumtssr wagon, set sieas, puHe
hnggy new pair Herk harnesses - run of
wood small tools and hay anengH T. Writer
shs stock. Prizes o4Iy S401.0a Terms sfagg o.
cash. This il =. parsain Andyou viii havs =
speak quick togef Il S-tf
d. a Perry KeaI Estate Agency Barre, VI