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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-24

Washington March Unusual
activity 90 rHo bureau OF .us1.ue
and printing in tho installation OF uo.
ch.r"s FOR Do" printing OF STAMPS and
tnn working pya-'Im" of 'hr ,n'rc
-Hu, printing force. gives color '1
tho belief that the now tariff lW
ail contain clauses ro.nnac'iug .ar
stamp .az.s that were levied during
tao American war period
The bureau has been busy pdfIue
millions ~ stamps and g. is believed
that the bureau officials auHcIpat, or
have ben advised by no" treasury
department thlt .h" task Riu fan ON
'ho bureau 20 produce adhesive
stamps FOR ms" on proprietary m,li
cinos. pcrfum,ry. chewing gum
checks. notes and other commercial
paper light wines etc Mechanics
have been installing stamp printing
machines and force has o. ou kept
busy for 'ho entire q hours for soy
nral DAYS
B"caus" of tho limited SPACE and
facilities of Nh" bureau it viii ho
necessary 10 start work almost iw-
mcdia'clv 10 mako preparations 20
furnish stamps II congress DEGREES
that stamp taxes shall again Doc col
c'cd Tho ordinary work of This
branch Of rhc treasury department
ucccssitatcs two shifs % dlv 20
print tho paper money hostage
stamps revenue stamps and other
plate printed matter.
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Choctaw Lowery, Coleman Lnwrry
and Irece Lowery.
Notice is hereby given that George
L. Lowery. the duly appointed and
qualified guardian OF the estate Of
Choctaw, Coleman and Irene Lowery,
ha sreturned and presented for con-
flrmation and filed in said Court his
return OF the sale OF the following
described real estate the entire estate
of said Chmoctaw, Coleman and Irene
Lowery in and to the north half of
the southwest quarter, and the south
west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter OF section fourteen 40. and the
east half OF the northeast quarter,
and the south half OF the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-three (23), and the
southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF
Section twenty-three (23), all in
Township five 60 South, Range five
'blt IssloNs hlNO Nu' Ntob Osof dSltS VI
the southwest S.34 acres OF Lot four
G) Section six &C., Township two (2)
South. Range four (4) west, and In
and TO all lands that may or might be
selected in lieu thereof in the event
the allotment OF said lands to the
said Goldie Lee Lowery be not per-
fected and no patent issue therefor.
for the sum OF $1,000 and that the
9TH day OF April. 1909, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon OF said day at the
County Court room in Ardmore, In
said County OF Carter. has been duly
appointed by said Court for hearing
said return, at which time any person
interested in said estate may appear
and file his exceptions in writing TO
said return and contest the same, and
are hereby referred to said return
for further particulars.
In testimony whereof, hav,. here
unto affixed the seal Of said Court
this the 2Oth day of April. 1899
Elliot |. R. MASON,
Count Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that whore.
as on the 9TH day of January 1909
j. VI Arnold duly filed his suit against
Clay Blackwell In District Court os
Carter County. Oklahoma for the sum
or $4,000 and interest and cost and
on the same dav an attachment was
issued ont of said court and o, the
S'h day Of January ,he shorIn of Car.
ter County. Oklahoma. duIv executed
said writ OF attachment bv attaching
Lot SO. ! iu Block No. 40l 4 of the
CITY Of Ardmora. Garter County OKLA.
homa. according TO the official survey
and plat Of said city. That on the
2Gth day February. 1909 said Court
duly rendered a judgment for the
p.alntiU j. " Arnold and against the
defendant CLAY Blackwell for the sum
of $4,000. interest and cost. and a
foreclosure of the plain'ns attach.
mcnt lien. and ON said date an order
was duly issued to the sheriff Of Car.
ter County Oklahoma. 10 proceed to
soil the property attachment and
hereinafter described as by law direct
Notice is therefore hereby given
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-24
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate Upon
Execution.

In the District Court OF the Eighth
judicial District in and for Carter
County Oklahoma.
The Bankers National Bank VS..
r. Z. Simpson, w. w. Winans and
j. d. O'Brien.
In the above entitled cause
Judgment was rendered for the plain.
tiff on the 18th day OF October, 1908.
in the County Court for Carter
County. Oklahoma, for Four Hun.
drcd and Seyenty.hve (s475OO) Dol.
lars. with interest and the costs OF
suit, and execution was issued upon
said judgment on the 10th day OF
February, 1909. by the Clerk OF the
District Court within and for the
above named district, said judgment
having been transferred to said
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No,lee Of sale Of Zeal ss,ats.
j. II AKERS
Sheriff

notice OF SAFE OF htdl Estate,
lu the matter OF the guardianship
~ Minnie Willis and Vira Willis.
minors. BENJAMIN Willis. guardian.
NoHcc is hereby given that iu pur-
sIanc. OF an order OF the County
Court Of the County Of Leflors. state
OF Oklahoma mala on the lith day
OF July 1905. the undersigned guar.
dian OF the es'a'e Of Minnie Willis
ana Via Willis viii sell at public
sale 20 the highcs bidder subj CT
% confirmation by said Court on
Monday. the 18th day Of April be.
tween the hours Of 900 O'Clock I'm
the morning and tn. setting Of tho
sun the same day a. Arimore. in
front Of tn court house door all
the right title am interest Of said
Minnie and Vira Willis In and 20
the following described real estate
situated I'm the counties Of Garyin
Carter and stephens S'a'e Of Ok.
lahoma. to-wit Subject 10 the life
estate OF benjamin Willis tn the
VIZ OF VIZ Of SWH Of Section
and Eia Of SEA Of SEA Of Section
.. and NWii OF NWi4 Of NW4 Of
Section -, Township North, Range
West. and Eia Of NW4 Of NW4
Of Section 13. Township South.
Range west. and SWL Of SEA
OF SEA and SEA OF SWA Of SEA
Of Section 1j Township North,
Range West. and We OF NEA OF
SEA and SEH OF NEA of SEA Of
Section %, Township South, Range
! West and Ei2 Of Ela OF SWA
and SEA OF SWI OF SE4 ana VIZ
OF We of SEA and Els of SEA q
NWH OF Section p Township !
North, Range West, and SEA Of
NEh Of SWh and Sia Of SWH
OF NET OF SWH Of Section 9.
Township . South, Range G. West.
Said real estate 90 De- sold on the
following terms and conditions. to.I
wit, Casn.
Dated his 22nd day Of March.
1909.
BENJAMIN WILLIS,
Guardian
Wclch & Cuthis. Attorneys for pc.
tltioner. TalIhina Oklahoma.
wk 2i-@1-7-14
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FIREMEK PENSION BILL
WITH GOVERNORS SIGNATURE
YESTERDAY BILL BECAME a
LAW WORK OF HAM p. BEE

Guthrie, OKLA. Mar 23 Governor
Haskell has signed the Williams fire.
mrn pension bin. The measure o., \
companion piece with tho bill by 'hr
same author passed by the first leg.
islauUc The first bin provided for
"a tax of per cent on flrs insurance
premiums and the method OF colr,-
tiou The second bill provides tor
fh" expenditure OF the pension mon
oy The state auditor viii keep sen.
arato account with each municipality.
The two per cent tax from each city
goes 20 the credit OF each city.
The municipality by ordnanc, OK.
prcss,s a wish that John Doe receive
$40 per month for disability or super.
The state auditor IA =.
puts the said John Doe on the pen
sion roll and charges his $40 per
against the amount to the cred, Of
tho city 10 whose fire department
John Doc belonged. Pensions may Iun
from $40 per month down, either for
disability, partial disability or attcr
20 years OF service.
Ham r. Bee. national organizer OF
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To the creditors OF Thomas Griffin.
deceased.
The creditors Of the above named
decedent are hereby notified that the
UNDERSIGNED was by tho County Court
OF Carter County. Oklahoma, appoint.
ed Administrative OF the estate of said
dccodent and that all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-.
cedont are required TO exhibit
them TO said undersigned administra-
trix with the necessary vouchers. al
her residence L. street and Fifth av-
onue, northwest, in Ardmore, Carter
County Oklahoma, within four
months from the date Of the first
publication Of this notice. to,wit,
from the twenty fourth day OF March
from theIDjsddc 1884 123 123 1912
1909.
MRS. o. s, GRIFFIN.
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Notice for Hearing Return Of Sale Of
Real Estate by Guardian.
State OF Oklahoma. Carter County. SIS.
In County Court.
Ia the matter OF the guardianship OF
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GET READY FOR
TARIFF STAMP
BUREAU or ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING WORKING OVERTIME
or NEW STAMPS
PRINT MILLIONS OF THEM

Twenty -Four Hours Work D5"y Is
Cong on I0 Printing Department
More Stamp Printing Machinery
Beng Installed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-At a bargain. Block 81
on lIargroya Heights, good Groom
dwelling. barn, out buildings city
water. gas In front OF door, 300
fruit trees. grapes and blackberrlcs.
part cash balance terms II desired.
=. II. Nelson. phone Cji l9.lm
fOR Rent Two nicely furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping. cen.
trally located. ono block from Main
street. for 5000 pcr month Nl
dress NJ, caro- Ardmorcito 23'f
FOR SALE one fine young work
horse. also wagon and harness WIN
sell a. bargain. S.. Geo. r. Fish.
Room .. Noble building 2i3
FOR SALE Old papers, good TO 20
under carpets. paper the walls OF
your rooms or make warm fires
Ardmoreite office.
WANTED TO sell YOU saddles. har
ness. blankets. collars and brides
Hunter q McAdoo, y. Washington
Street l9.lm
FOR SALE Eggs for Matching.
Pure Rhode Island Reds r. l..
Scott. Phone BOO white slim
FOR SALE Eggs for Matching, from
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Arrange to patronize The Water
Wagon April 1st.
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Got a farm for sale An Ardmorr
te Want Ad will sell u for You
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ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best hour
sold In ArdmsrA
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LOST

.OST one gold cross ST With
whole vars and sapphire ccu'or
Finder please call No lGS 23.3
A want IA will get It for you.
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MRS. O. 8. GRIFFIN.
Nk 2i-3l-1-l4 Administrative.
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.

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Sheriff OF Carter County Oklahoma.
BY w. r IAndrum. wk 3.l0l724
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
The Thousands of Extra Papers we have printed
have been ordered and we regret TO say there are
no more copies for sale.
AARON BURR PAPERS
TO Be At EXPOSITION
Records of Famous Old Case Are to
Be Seen at Seattle at the
Great Fair.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 13.-The
original documents in the trial of
Aaron Burr for treason, which have
been part Of the records of the
Federal Court at Richmond. Va,
since 1907, will be sent to Seattle
as a part Of the exhibit to be made
by the United States Department of
Justice at Washington at the Alaska
Yukon-Pacifc Exposition this sum-
mer.
SO valuable are these documents
that they are kept in vault in the
Richmond federal building, and are
entrusted to few persons.
The papers have remained in the
undisturbed possession of the FEEDER
al Court since 1907, the trial having
taken place in the summer of that
year. Dignifed with dust and yellow
ed by the flight of years, the old doc
uments will be removed from theil
resting place and shipped to Seattle
for display at the fair.
They comprise in all, sixty sepa-
ate exhibits, among which are the
original indictment against Burr fol-
treason, the bench warrant issued by
Chief Justice John Marshall, tht af-
fidavit of Aaron Burr requiring the
letter from General Wilkinson to the
President, dated November II, 1906
to be produced as well as the memo
randum of the court for the subpoena
duces tecum for President Thomas
jefferson and a subpoena duces tee
UNI to Thomas Jefferson requiring
himto produce certain correspond
ence.
The documents include the affidavit
of Edward Hale concerning certain
statements made by Luther Martin
iex-attorney general of Maryland, APP
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
BASEBALL men
BEGIN PRACTISE
Local Team Starts at Gamers Park
to Get Ready For
Opening Game.

The first practice on the home
grounds was done by the local team
Monday afternoon. The team went
out in the morning and inspected the
grounds and went out for a little real
practice in the afternoon. The boys
seem to be in good shape. All
seemed to like their new home and are
getting acquainted with the fans
pretty well. Tuesday was rainy
day and they did not get to put il
any practice, but inst as soon as the
weather clears up, manager Horn will
get them to work. Some are a little
too heavy and will begin to reduce
their weight by taking long runs and
dieting Ellis and Toney are the
heaviest men on the team, FL; S
weighing $50 pounds and Toney a
little more than Ellis.
Arrangements were made Tuesday
morning for an exhibition game with
the Cincinnati Colts, Monday, April
18th. This team is owned by the
Cincinnati National League team and
some of the men who will play here
will be seen in the ranks of the Reds
before the season has closed. This
team has defeated the Reds three
games, tied them once and lost to
them three times, in exhibition games
this season. They are on a tour and
defeated the Evansville team Mon
day. While in Kentucky they will
play at Lexington and other towns in
Central Kentucky. If Gus Powers
arrives in time, manager Horn will
probably put him in the box for this
game.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
RAIDS ON HEkHOUSE
STOPPED BY SHOTGUN
Richmond Editors Brother Fires on
Two Negroes, But They
Escape.

RICHMOND, KY, April 13.-Two
unknown negro men with a gang OF
Others who entered the poultry house
of Emmitt Miller, well to do farmer
here last night, were wounded with q
shotgun by Mr.. Miller. The two
wounded men were spirited away by
their companions and as yet have
not been located by officers. Streams
of blood were traced several yards
from the house where it is believed
they entered conveyance and made
their escape. Mr.. Miller, wwho is a
brother of A. d. Miller, editor and
publisher of the Richmond Climax
has been troubled for some time by
chicken thieves. This probably will
end teh raids on his henhouse.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
To Advance LatonIa Case.

Cincinnati, o., April 1S.-Steps have
been taken to hasten final adiudica-
ton by the Kentucky court of appeals
in the test case to determine the stat
us of the Latonia Jockey club. the re-
suit of which it is expected will be-
a decision by that body prior to the
opening day of the Latonia spring
meeting, May %. An agreement by
attorneys on both sides was forward
ed to Frankfort providing for advanc-
ing the appeal from the decision OF
Judge Harbeson of the Kenton county
circuit court, which held that the
Kentucky state racing commission had
acted without authority in revoking
the license of the Latonia track be-
cause bookmaking was allowed.
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SUBSCRIBE }OR THE NEWS.
TWO WOMEN CUT IN
A FIGHT OVER WKISKEY
One of Them Reported Dying and
Her Son and Three Other
Men Injured.

OWINGSVILLE, KY, April 10
In a cutting ARRAY that occurred
at the home of Mrs. Mary Cline,
about five miles east of Owingsville
yesterday afternoon in which Mrs.
Cline, her daughter, Miss Susan, and
her son, Jack Cline. and Richard and
John Mayes, were the participants,
Mrs. Cline and Richard Mayes were
fatally stabbed and were reported to
be dying at 10 o'clock tonight. The
others were severely cut and are
said to be in a critical condition.
The trouble arose in a quarrel, in
which the boys engaged over the. own
ership of some moofshine whisky,
and Mrs. Cline and her daughter IN
terfered. taking sides with the son
and brother.
Mrs. Cline is 0years of age. The
trouble occurred in one of the strong
est local option territories in Eastern
Kentucky.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
thirty RuRI IN CRASH
Ten of Number Are Severely snjurl
When Traction Cars Collide.

Gary, Ind, April 13.-Ten men W
seriously injured and score ba
hurt in a head-on collision on
Chicago, Lake Shore & South BEN
interurban line, two miles west on
Gary. But one passenger on the east
bound car, which contained 20 people,
escaped without injury Of some kind.
The crash came as the eastbound
car was running down grade at high
speed from the elevated crossing over
the Joliet cutoff. The front ends OF
the two cars were telescoped when
they struck. Most of the male pas
sengers were crowded in the smoking
sections, back of the motorman. and
it is here the most serious injuries
resulted.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
FORMER COMRADES
IN SHOOTING ARRAY
Deputy Sheriff Kills Man With Whom
He Had 0uarreIed While Both
Were Drinking.

HINDMAN. KY, April 13.-Last
Friday evening Thomas Hays. dep
uty sheriff shot and killed Alex
Thacker, two miles below this place.
Both Hays and Thacker had been
drinking for two weeks, when Hays
procured a steel ball gun and hunting
up Thacker at his home, fred a ball
into his abdomen. Thacked died ear
ly Saturday morning. Hays prompt
ly gave himself up to the authorities.
Both men formerly served in the
United States Army.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
EbENEzER
PRESBYTERY
convenes in Washington Street Pres
byterian Church Tues
day Night.

Delegates have begun to arrive for
the convention of the Ebenezer Pres
bytery, U. S. A., which convenes
Tuesday night at the Washington
Street Presbyterian church. The
opening sermon will be preached
Tuesday night at z 30 by the present
moderator, Rev. T. c. Keer, of Fail
mouth, after which the Presbytery
will be constituted and Il new moder-
ator elected. The convention will get
down to business Wednesday morn
ing. The convention will be in ses-
sion two days and about one hun
bred delegates will be here.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
FIRE AT LAWRENCEBURG.
Destroys the Residence Of A. C. With
erSpOOn, Causing Loss of $500.

LAWRENCEBURG. KY, April 13.
Fire destroyed the residence Of A.
c. Witherspoon, on North Main street
here, at an early hour yesterday
morning.
The loss is $4,000, with partial in
surance.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
DAILY DEFICIT
CROWS SMALLER
Coolidge Issues Statement Of
Government Receipts.
Big CHANGE IS NOTED

since February 10, When Improve
ment Began, Continues, Shortage
For First Year Will Be sec, s57,17o
as Against Estimate Of s114.ooo,ooo
at Beginning of 1909 - Average
Since March, 10 Is Even Better.
Washington, April IS. - Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Coolidge,
in speaking of customs. in regard to
revenue and other treasury receipts
and Of expenditures this year. said
the daily deficit is steadily diminish
ing. He said:
The daily average receipts from
customs from Jan. to April 10 were
S1,071,S61. This is nearly ND to the
average of the corresponding period
of 1907. which was s1.144.657. The
average for the corresponding period
of 1908 was only sss0.O72. The re-
turns from internal revenue have not
been so favorable. The average daily
AN~NAPSo S4AlSC JUL Il nave DcCu IiIVt-
223 as against S773,O7S for the CORE
spending period of 1908 and sS53.320
for the corresponding period Of 1907.
'The average daily total receipts
from all sources have been $2,O07 ,SS9,
as against 81, 1897, 134 in 1908 and ST.
1857 in 1907 The average daily
total expenditure has been $2,303, 800,
as against $2.266,4OO in 1908 and ST.
S55,500 in 1907. The daily deficit has
continued to diminish steadily. The
average daily deficit since July /,
1908. has been $374,9O0. Since Jan.
1, 1909, it has been $295,90O. Since
Feb. 10, 1909, it has been Sis, 700.
Since March 10. 1909, it has been $685.
200. Since April the average daily
surplus has been $63,959.
eff the average daily deficit since
Feb. 10, when the Improvement in
customs receipts began to be notice
able. should continue until June 80.
the total deficit for the fiscal year
will be $96.S37, 40, as against the
deficit of $114,OOO,O00 estimated at the
beginning of the last session of con-
gress. while if the average since
March 10 continues. the total at the
end of the fiscal year will be $685.
203,0S2."
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
Executive Committee Meets. But Does
Not Definitely Decide on Day
For the Summer Meeting.

The Executive Committee of the
Clark County Sunday School Asso-
citation met in the Methodist church
Monday for the purpose Of formulat-
ing plans for the Sunday School
Convention Of all the churches of the
county to be held sometime in the
summer. The committee discussed
the matter fully, but did not fix the
day for the convention. That will
be d. lermined upon at a later meet
ing.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-13
FIRST Excursions
OF SUMMER SEASON
L. &N. TO Cincinnati and C. &. 0.
to Louisville Next Sunday
Morning.

The first Cincinnati excursion of
the season will be run by the l.. g. n.
railroad next Sunday. 1t will be by
special train and will leave Winches-
ter at Z 80 Il. m. All who desire may
see the opening game of the National
League in the Queen City between the
Cincinnati and st. Louis teams.
The first Louisville excursion of
the season Will be over the c. & 0.
next Sunday.