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other details OF the issue. said reso-
luton was then read in full by the
clcrk
Moved by j II. kuntz, ana seconded
by j. NJ Arnold that said resolution
and order as read, be adonted.
on roll call the motion was carried
by me following Ayes, VI. A.
Stansborry. j. ". kuntz. J. VI. Arnold.
Noes none.
The resolution was Nv The prls''
dent declared duly adopted ana or
dorod spread upon the record OF the
board
SAID resolution adopted as 1'orcsa'h
IN words ana ilgureS as t"Ilows, 81.
wit:
\ resolution and order providing
for the issuance OF the negotiable con
pon bonds OF school district NO. H.
Garter County. Oklahoma TO IN"
amount OF s2!GOO.OO, Tor the purpose OF
funding like amount OF the legh
outstanding warrant indebtedness OF
said school district, prescribing TIE
forms Of said bonds and OF the inter
est coupons to be thereto attached;
providing for the levy OF an annual tax
sufficient to pay the interest on said
bends when due and TO constitute aad
MAINTAIN SINKING iund TOT the hs
/ charge OF the prlncipal thefeot nj ma
| turity and fixing the other details o.
the Issue.
whereas, school district NO. IL
/ Carter County, Oklahoma, BODY cor
porate duly organized and existing W'-
/ der and by virtue OF the laws anc
/ constitution or the state or Oklah
ma, has vatd and binding o't
standing Indebtedness 10 the amount
+ OF $2,6OoOo. incurred or lawinl
school district purposes ana "lth'h
the constitutional and statutory lim'
tatlon evidenced by warrants or sald
school district regularly Issued Nv us
board or directors In strict conn u
lnce with law, being warrants hln
tered as follows. to-wlt
NO. ], Jnly =, 1908, s2l9'oo'
No. I, oct. 30, l9OS' S3o3i'.
No. 81, Feb. II, l9O9' Sl'O'S'oo
No. sc, March 8, 1903. S516.95.
NJ. r. April D. 1909 H60.oo'
No, -, April B. lso9' s23is6'
Whereas, said warrants have not
been paid TOT the want OF iuhds aho
are due and payable. Dut the saio
school district mas no fuhds IN lts
treasury available Tor the purpose
ara said schooi nl'tfict throush it'
board OF directors mas entered lht'
an agreement with the owners o.
said warrants for the iundmeht ahc
payment OF the SAID by the issuance
or the negotiable coupon DohdS o
said district at not less thah par u
the aggregate amount OF sZ'ooo'oo' al
may properly ana lawiuiiy De doh'
under and pursuant 10 th" proNiS'oh'
OF the constitution OF the state o
Oklahoma ana an act OF the Ies'sid
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ROLLS-lt your name
has been stricken from the rolls OF
the five tribes. or YOU have other
business before the Interior depart
ment. write Immediately 10 william
W. Wright, registered attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
Washington. ID. c.
FOR TP-TODATE- Electric wiring
and supplies drop a postal TO =. O.
BOX 1S3. G. G.. SQuiros, or phone
1872. Out of town work solicited.
Firstclass work guaranteed lin
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FINANCIAL

-UANS- Real estate, farm aud chat
tel loans Ledbetter & Wimberly,
Blodsoe Bldg Phone 649. 6-1mo
lowest r-tes and no delay what
ever. Burwell & Dexter. Tim
Plenty of money TO ioaL on city
property ". l.. ALEXANDER.
Apr29.1m
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Avoid the Fall Rush.

and save time by placing your loans
now Eight per cent money on farms
and city property.
G. H. COOK,
over Geo Adams restaurant
IA d&w
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When the stomach fails 10 perform
its functions, the bowels become
deranged, the liver and the kidneys
congested causing numerous dis
eases. The stomach and liver must
be restored to healthy condition
and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv.
er Tablets can be depended upon to
do 1t. Esay to take and mos. ef-
fective. Sold by Ardmore Drug Co..
Rufus Post. and all druggists.
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Iont forget that the Want Ais
are business builders.
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G. n. MCKINNEY. M. D. v.
Veterinary Surgeon.

Treats All Domestic Animals.
Graduate of the McKillip Veterinary
College of Chicago, ILL.,. College rec
ognized by every state in the union
and the Dominion of Canada.
Hospital and Office 1870 N. Washing.
ton. Phone No. 3.
First door south Sammons Lumber
Co
Resiuence 5lI w. Main st. Phone
$50.
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REAL ESTATE.

AN INVESTMBNT--It takes only
81 600 cash to buy 80 lots near
street car line. all nice elevated
lots. on Hargrove street, q of
mile this side of new Hargrove
College No such lots can be
bought this side or beyond them
for double the money. Here is a
chance to double your money in
short time. This is only $50 a lot,
they are worth 1925 OF any mans
money. Poland & Foster, Agents.
1Stf
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LOST AND FOUND

DOST-One pair nose glasses in new
case. Finder please leave at Ard.
moreite office. 1-3
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State of Oklahoma. Carter County,
in the District Court. X. Curry
P'aintin vs.. w. Curry. defendant.
Said defendant, w, Curry, will take
notice that he has been sued in the
above named court for divorce
and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff or or before
the 4th day of September, A. D., 1909
or said petition will be taken as true,
,nd a judgment for said plaintiff in
said action for divorce will be ren.
dered accordingly.
Dated this "a day OF July 1909.
MATHER e. MATSON.
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FOR SALE-Hcrc is your choice for
a good home; 100 acre block land,
three miles north of Lindsay Okla.
50 acres in cultivation, good i'm
provements perfect title will sell at
a bargain Write r. II. Law, Davis,
Okla Is
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Want Ads are pusv all the tins
and will do your business good
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Eastbounu.

Eastbounu.
No. 652 .........,... $40 D. m
No. 674 (daily except
Sunday .............6:15 a. m.
mos. 673 and 674 are mixed trains
and run only between Ardmore
and Lehigh-Nos. 671 and 672 do
not carry passengers since Nos
673 and 6E were put on.)
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FOR SALE-Lot {. block 32l, at a
bargain if sold at once. II. \. FOX.
3O.G
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e. MATSON.

Attest c. T. VERNON, District Clerk
by s. VI. Parker, Deputy. 25-1-S-15
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WANT
ADS
8 LIN ES
8 TIMES
8 DIMES
Ex,sxysEaSxxxa
Business Getters!

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.: The Ardmoreite want ads (:
:: are important to ii when !"
{. you decide that some cash is =
% more useful than some chattel (:
3. you own. !"
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III. AXE

J.t. AhfltS,
Sheriff OF Carter County.
BY w. T.. LANDRUM. lS-25-1-S-15
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MCNEAL & ALLEN

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
once First stairway Eust Arop ,IeNai
iOnal Bank.
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order for Hearing Petition TO Sell
Real Estate by Guardian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
THE CIRCULAR STAIRCASE
BY

Lucicn Wallace, and was sufficiently
interested 10 visit him and pay for his
support. Who was the child = mother
and where was she? Who was Nina
Darlington, Did either of them know
where Halsey was, or what had happen
ed 10 him
On the way home we passed the Little
cemetery where Thomas mad been laid
20 rest. wondered If Thomas could
have helped us la find Halsey. had he
lived. Farther along was the more i'm.
posing burial ground. where Arnold
Armstrong and his father lay IN the
shadow OF n tall granite shaft. OF the
three. | think Thomas was the only
one sincerely mourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
HOW HE CURED
AN Old SORE

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In 1877 my very impure and l accidentally
my leg the sharp edge Of a barrel This suppose
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Don't ruin yoUr stomach by dop-
INK IL with poisous. Drugs are made
10 sell. not TO cure
Tho drst impulse OF q man who
finds himself a!liuG in any way Is
10 take some kind OK medicine.
Doesn't matter what kind. Just as
long as II gives him temporary re-
licf That's where the danger lies.
The action 81 drugs is like that OF
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THE OLDEST AND LARGEST.
ESTABLISHED 1899.
UTAH COMMERCIAL AND
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WIN. r. ARMSTRONG, President.
BYRON GROO, Cashier
Commercial Banking In All Its Branches.
Four per cent interest on savings deposits.
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blister. The only sensation IS
mild. soothing glow
Electro NiGOr is not an electric
belt. Il never needs charging, for
ously.
Electro NtEor has proven Il great
success. II has cured people all over
the West. whom drugs had failed to
benefit.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
, WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.
Wife Of Construction Engineer Is
Found Dead In Home

Wife of Construction Engineer Is
Found Dead In Home
New York. May Sa-Mrs. Edith Gun
ningham. wife Of Georse a. Cunningham,
a construction engineer. who has been
connected with a number Of important
works. including the Pan-American rail-
road. was found dead by her husband
this woning in their apartments in fur
rished room house az IL East Eleventh
street.
The woman had died of asphyxiation-
and Coroner Hamburger decided at once
that it was a case Of suicide. Appar-
ent absence OF motive. however, and the
circumstances surrounding the woman's
death. made her husband and others who
looked into the case believe that her
death was the result Of an accident
George \ Cunningham was chief enEi-
ree- Of the Panama Railroad for some
years. He is a member Of the Branch
family Of Virginia. and Is a son OF Cal
Cunningham. Of Richmond, Va. He Is
about thirty-eight years old. Mrs Gun
ningham was a handsome woman OF
strong physique Her husband can give
no reason for her wishing TO end her
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
FAR AND AWAY AHEAD
IN THE MORNING FIELD

The Washington Herald gained % COLUMNS OF adver-
tsng last week the week in 1908, and 4S COL
UAINS over the same week in 1907
gaining steadily and substantially business patronage
all the time
Why:
Because It giving its advertising patrons -the best
kind OF results It gives them results because it has the ccua
o-a large and constantly growing circulation II supreme
the morning field the Capital It has daily readers
by 10000 Izooo-a least that many ore-than its only
morning contemporary and this lead increasing with every
issue It's books are open II sells the advertiser poke
He gets what he pays fora bona-hde circulation which,
quantity and qualify far and ooy ahead OF anything that
line ever before offered BY Washington Morning newspaper
The business man who fails to use the columns Of The
Washington Herald misses the opportunity put himself in
touch with the entire community It's ability to produce bust
ness is a demonstrated fact.
Are you watching the Sunday paper It is worth watch
ing 1t is growing by leaps and bounds 1t has not yet
attained the lead the Sunday field but few months
OF growth such experiencing will put right in
the forefront And that is sgheye intends TO BE- It is the
sort Of Sunday newspaper Washington es-clean and COM
pact and newsy and fit 20 go into the home It is getting to
the front its mcrits-on merits hghcass dsinc-
tive Sunday newspape-and the demand for II greater with
each succeeding issue.
The Washington Herald is growing as Washington City
growing rs groh unprecedented unprece-
dented- in &c history Of Washington journalism.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
THE NAMELESS DEAD.

We only know they fought and died and Ger their graves
the wind has sighed for many long, OwOoted YEAR and WIN
ter snow drted here and the dawnng warmth OF spring
the joyous birds here sing We only know that rest
sweet 10 weary and tong feet and they who sleep be
meath the sod gave all they had give God And in the adl
ance of the Throne their names knowntheir names
known! We know from what homes they but
guess their dreams OF fame but lamps for them did vany burn
and mothers waited their return and listened cottage door
for steps that sounded and loving dim with
tears and grew old with grief Of years And here they
Sleep as they have slept since ons Ger the country swept
where mothers wait before the Throne their names are known
their names are known! WALT Mason.
Copyright b GsrssAls
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Chicago. Nay S3.-A murder which the
police declare promises 10 develop into
one OF The most sensational crimes ever
committed in the North Shore suburbs
was discovered to-day when detectives
from the Rogers Park station entered
shs home q Dr. HaIdsae Clemenson. al
4lSS Wayne avenue
/ On entering the house the body Of
Irs- Norah Jane Clemenson. the daggh-
ter Of the late John Morgan. q wealthy
/ capitalist Of South Haven. Mich. was
found living dead upon a bed 4 cone
Of medica1ed gauze from which the fumes
OF chloroform could be detected lay
across her face The body was. cold and
stiff. showing that the woman had been
/ dead for several hours.
Physfcian in Another Room.
/ Lying upon the couch in another room
+ was the body Of Dr- CIemens0n- The
physician was alive. and Dr. Paul Hull
horst was attempting TO reSUscitste him
/ Dr.. CIemenson was apparently not over
come by the snaestheJic. and according
/ 10 physicians. was simply in hysterical
condition.
The house was IN disorder. Drawers
we're pulled from the bureaus and book
cases Clothes was scattered about the
I floors. The residence bore the appear
/ ance OF a place ransacked by burglars
( But on investigation the police found
/ both front and rear doors locked. Al
the windows were closed. except one on
/ the south Of the dining-room- This win
dow was raised four inches. but was
I fastened bv a burglar catch. which had
/ not been forced
/ Acting on instructions from Capt Kane
and Lieut. Culiinaae. a more searching
/ investigation vas made. and II was found
/ that dust on the window siU had not been
touched. proving conciusively. the police
say. that no burglars had entered the
/ house.
Means for His Wife.
/ Meanwhile DIT. Clemsnson was Continu-
ally moaning: Burglars; my wife; they
+ chloroforned both or Us Catch them,
Catch them
Two children. Haldane. five years Old,
and John. three years Old. were sleeping
lin a room adjoining those Of their parents
but were not awakened during the night
DR.. Clemenson. while not formally
placed under arrest, was taken to the
AIexian Brothers Hospital. where he is
being guarded by policemen
/ Convinced trat the burglar theory Is
not the true solution OF the murder. the
/ police hope to have evidence TO present
before the coroners jury tomorrow
morning which will clear the mystery
Dr.. Ciemenson. It is said. can give
much valuable information. which is 50
/ far believed TO have been withheld. This
IS given by Lieut. Cullinane as the rea-
son for the detention Of the physician
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Brownwood, Tex, May 90
With half OF It's population dead
and wounded and with FIRE raging
in the ruins, the people of Zephyr,
fifteen miles east Of Brownwood,
in Brown County. are in state OF
terror. demoralizauon, and distress
today as a result of a tornado that
hit the town about I o'clock this
morning
Until they have restored com
munication, II will be impossible TO
determine Just the exact extefS OF
the disaster. The death list is al
ready thirty-two. and hfty-six IN
jured persons have been reported
to the authorities. SevenU-hve
houses were wrecked.
List Of Dead.
The identified dead are:
T. T. CABLER. county cierk II Brown County.
Mrs T. = CABLER and two children. sn eizhr-
yesr--d boy and az infaH, daughter. of Brown
wood
Ms. ARTIE HART assd thirty-serea. and soa
Rob-r. aZei six. q zeYhTr.
Snss GEBTIE HUSTON. AGED twenty-five. O;
Zsphyr-
GIBBS CLOYCE. agcd two. SCI O. ProL Clayoe
o. zer5gr.
o. WARE. agcd fa7-y-are and two saHs HARDY and
Frank. = Zephyr-
" C. SIMMONS. uife. and tuo ctildreu-Bertis
ff;aen. ard West. tselre-of Zerbrr-
3iiss JESSIE WARE. asct 6ttesu. q Zcphyr.
3. p BROWN and wife q Zsphyr.
Mrs " 4. RAMSEY. cts. and SCI. Onie thir
teen. = Zerhy7
C. " CARTER. forts. and uife. thir,y-sre. s1u
Glo-er. twelve and bsby. # ZrphU.
Cort. COLLINS thirty. ~ Zephyr
RUBY CAMPBELL. ssed tbree. 4 Ze1hyr.
RODNEY CAMPBELL. infant. u ZeThyr.
These last TWO are the children OF Mrs
Bob Campbell. who was seriously injured
Storm Follows Hall.
According 10 a railroad man who
reached Brownwood early this mornine
on hand car. the tornado was pre-
Iceded by a hail storm of unusual sever
ity. the wind following a IuU in the faI
Of the hail Then the hail storm con
tinued and added 20 the suffering Of the
I injured
Coming with a roar that caused sleep
( ing citizens 70 wake with a start. they
scrambled out OF bed. only 10 be caught
{ between the tottering walls OF theh
/ homes. Women and children, clothed
/ in the sca1tiest Of attire. rushed about
the ruins. seeking loved ones from whom
( they had been separated, or looking fol
places Of shelter from the storm.
After the first momentary shock Of th'
( disaster had passed. men, women. an,
Continued on Page 3, Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Springfield. IL. Ma So.-The inside
story Of William Lorimer's election 10
the United states Senate is told here for
the first time.
In planning Hopkins downfall Lorimer
had. in the beginning. no idea that he
would or could be his successor. Lorimer
desired 10 be the chief factor in secur-
ing the deep waterway from the Lakes
70 the Gulf He was practically assured
"a long tenure in the lower House OF
Congress. where he could promote the
Federal end Of the waterways scheme.
and he wanted a state administration in
harmony with his own views and plans
Gov Deneen and LOrimer differed On
some essential points with respect 10 the
waterways. Lorimer was therefore anx-
ious that Deneen should 90 TO the Senate
TO defeat Hopkins and change the State
administration. The scheme TO elect
Deneen Senator failed solely because the
governor rejected IL Lorimer was stlH
willing 10 see almost any Republican
elected 10 the Senate but Hopkins.
Makes Up with Governor.
he sought harmony with the governor.
and for the first time these political foes
were 10 be found frequently IN confer
ence-
Deneen finally consentez 20 give Lori
Gay afternoon Deneen conferred with
Hopkins.
said Deneen 20 Hopkins:
I have promised Lorimer 20 give him
twelve votes tomorrow. an sure he
Continued on Page ., Column g.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS.

Memorial exercises to-day VIII
include n parade of the g. A r.
and services at Arlington, the
Soldiers Home, and other eeme-
terie~.
Members Of the Grand Army,
accompanied by the United Span
Ish War Veterans, the Army and
Navy U=iOa. the UE'On Veteran
Union, the UnIOn Veteran Legion,
and the sons of veterans, viii
parade from G. A. r. Hall at $50
this morning. They VIII 40 uP
Fifteenth street. along Pennsyl-
yanIa avenue, past the White
House, 10 Lafayette Square, TO n
street. then east 90 Twelfth and
down Twelfth TO Pennsylvania
avenue, where the paraders will
entrafu for Arlington.
Exercises at Arlington viii be
held in the amPhitheater, VITA
music by the Marine Band. Com
mander =. II. HOlbroOk viii pre-
side. and samuel B. stratton viii
read IincOIn's Gettysburg Ad-
dress
Al The National Cemetery. sal
dfer~' Home. DT. II. 3. johnson
viii preside. aBG Representative
HoIlInEsworth, ef Ohio, viii de-
liver the oration-
senator Moses r Clapp, OF
Minnesota. VIII deliver the ad-
dress at the Congressional Gene
terry Ht 9s45 O'Clock this morning
Services viii be held at Oak
Hill. GIenwOOd, st. EliEabeth's,
Rock Creek, Holy Rood. Prospect
HTU. Battle Ground. Mount OIL
vet IT. Mary's, and Harmony
cemeteries.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia, unset
tied and continued warm weather
with showers to-day or tonight
Tomorrow showers; light to
moderate variable winds, mostly
sOutherly
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
TORNADO KILLS g
AND INJURIES MANY
Half of Population Of Zephyr.
Tex, Dead or Wounded.
WINDS WRECK 70 HOMES
Trains with Physicians and
Food Rushed to Scene.
WINDS WRECK Is HOMES

Sleeping Citizens Thrown from Their
Beds as Buildings Are Demolished
and Sufferers Are Left In Heavy
Hniistorm and Rain Until Rescuers
Arrive-Other Towns Report Dam
aEe-ReIief Hurried 10 Scene.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
ZEPPELIN BREAKS
RECORDS Of AIR
Flies 400 Miles and Turns
for Starting Point.
TRAVELS ENTIRE NIGHT
Bound for Berlin, but MySteri-
Ously Changes Plans.

Kaiser, Crown Prince. and other
Members OF the Imperial Family
Gather with Large Crowd to See
the 5iG Airsbip, bat Telegram
Brings information That the Count
Had Changed His Course.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
CITY IS PREPARED
IlIENERL.IEBEAf
Profusion Of Blossoms Will
Deck Soldiers Graves.
VETERANS ARE TO LEAD
Thousands Will Make Pilgrim
age to Cemeteries.

Eve Of Memorial Day Celebrated By
G. A. r. and Other Patriotic Or
ganizations at Special Service in
Eastern Presbyterian Church-Revs
DR.. Neibei Speaks-OriEinai Poem
by DR.. CaIver-Men OF steel
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
CHINESE RAILWAY OPEN.

heEnIar SerVtce IN htdnANu Stctivh
Begins In Three Months.
Shanghai. May 3o-The Kiangsu section
OF the Shanghai -Hank0w Railway was
officially opened to-day. a train bearing
a number of officials traversing this sec
ton Of the line.
Il is said through traffic 10 Hankov
will be inaugurated IN three months.
Only Chinese engineers were employed
and Chinese capital used II the construc-
ton Of the railroad. which IS fairly built
The rails were made by Chinese The
rolling stock and the bridges were built
by Americans.