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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
BELMONT.

People are feeling the effects of the dry weather and crops are needing rain badly.
 Most everyone is through work here
 Miss Lizzie Sanders is seriously sick at this writing.
 We are sorry to report the death of G. w. Evans, a citizen of this community, who died last Friday night and was laid to rest at Oakbowery cemetery Sunday afternoon.
 Elmer Lewis, the little son of l. r. Goss' quietly passed from this life to that heavenly home above, there to await his loved ones here.
 Lots of sickness in this and the sur rounding community.
 Some from here attended the enter tainment near Ingleside Saturday night.
 Miss Mary and Della Witcher and Miss Alma Frazier spent Sunday at Mrs. Wilson.
 Some from here went to Vilouia Sun day.
 The directors and citizens will meet at the school house next Friday even ing in behalf of the educational interest of the community midst.
 MT. Ballard has his broom factory es- tablished and is doing good work. We hope that everybody will accommodate him in his labor.
 IulV 2O
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
CATO.
We are having some very dry wealth

We are having some very dry wealth CT.
 Dr. Webb of Argenta is moving here.
 The Woodman Circle met here Satur- day with a good turn out. The w. O.W. met Saturday night and the circle gave them surprise ice cream supper.
 w. D. Springer, Dan Springer and Mathy Springer carried their families to Puritan Springs Sunday.
 Mrs. Pruett's sister from out West is here on visit.
 Henry Harrelps family and Mrs. Pruett's family and sister spent the day with Mrs. Dora Boyd of Crossroads Sun day.
 Prof. Akridge went to Conway last Friday.
 Mrs. Boyd of Crossroads spent Satur- day night with her aunt, Mrs. Pruett
 Mrs. John Boydston of Chadwick spent Saturday night with Mrs. Pairet.
 Mrs. Pairet is visiting across the hill for few days.
 Miss Fay Harper returned home after visiting relatives ill Little Rock the past two weeks.
 Miss May Green has returned home after visit to London, Ark. July 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
Local

]. H. Fry of Atkins is here to day.
 Hulls for sale w. l.. ROBINS, phone I62. I45-tt !. G. Hudgens has returned from Little Rock.
 w. w. Harris ot Vilonia is in the city today.
 ]. w. Akin has returned from a weeks stay at Heber.
 Miss Willie Lucas of Morrilton is the guest of the Misses Hildreth. Rev. ]. H. Glass left this morn ing to spend few days at Morril- ton.
 Rev. Father Eel. has returned from visit with Little Rock friends.
 A daughter was born yesterday evening to Judge and Mrs. w. H. Duncan.
 Miss Rosa Moore of Marion Ala. :. is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. l.. Banner in this city.
 Mrs. s. G. Smith and daughter, Miss Lela, left this morning for a month s stay at Mt. Nebo.
 Mrs. Laura Mitchell has re- turned from a visit with Little Rock friends and relatives.
 A good Jersey milk COW for sale.
 R. H. WEEMS If At Faulkner County Bank. Chester Bryant of Holland left yesterday for Moro, Ark, where he will make his home in the fu ture.
 Good pasture with pl-nty of water, three miles from town. 50 cents head per month. d6twIt. E. 0. Brannon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
AVAILABILITY.

A nobleman was once showing g friend a rare collection of precious stones which he had gathered at g great expense and enormous amount of labor. And vet" he said, "thel yield me no income"
 His friend replied, Come witt me and l will show you two stones which cost me but five pounds each yet they yield me considerable in' come" He took the owner of the gems to his grist-mill and pointed to two gray millstones, which were always busy grinding out grist.- Success Magazine.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
MORE APPLICABLE.

Angry Parent - Another thou sands Not another penny. I'm tired of your extravaganza, young man. It will do you no good to hang around here, for my mind is made up and I'm man of iron Yon made your mistake by not real izing the truth of the "Take care of inc pennies proverb.
 Seendlhrift Son-No, sir. I made m9 mistake by believing the proverf about striking when the iron is hot -Ihc Bohemian.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
HAS A NEW OCCUPATION.

Miss Abbie Lathrop, who lives or a farm near Boston, has a decidedly new occupation. She raised FOG white mice, zoo white rats, 1,2OC guinea pigs last year. Laboratorie: all over the country make a continu ous demand for these animals, anC it is not necessary that they b' healthy even, as those with any sor of swellings or cancerous troubles are most in demand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
LACE FOR BIRDS NESTS.

The other day, at Vineland, N. J. a woman missed some old and val uabe lace that had been spread ol the grass to dry. Hearing d grca commotion in a house occupied b, eat birds, she investigated and founC a fierce fight going on for possession of bits of the lace for nest trimming as though in retaliation for use O bird-plumage in millinery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23

G. s. McHenry arrived last night from Isola, Miss, to spend a few days with his family, who are visiting Mir and Mrs. J.H. Hartje.
 Mrs. ]. (. Johnston has returned to her home at Batesville, after a visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. l. NJ. Denison, near this city.
 Miss Katie Cargile of Arkadel- phia, who has been visiting the Misses Hildreth, left this morning for Wes. Virginia for an extended visit.
 George w. Tarkington, A, and Miss Allie Freeman, IS, of Green brier were granted marriage Ii cense by County Clerk ]. H. Bai ley late yesterday afternoon
 Secre tary NJ F. Dickinson oi the Ark 7nsas Farmers union, Jeff last night for Morrilton, and will deliver an address at a union meetin3 ne 1T that city today.
 The annual catalogue of the Vi lonia Training School at Vilonia, has just been completed by the Conway Printing Go Prof T. F. Forrest is principal of the school
 Dr. E o Brannon of this city is a probable candidate for tax assessor at the next election. Dr Brannon is a native of Faulkner county and has a wide acquain- tance among the citizens.
 Mrs. E E Jones and daughter, Miss Minnie Lee, returned this morning from visit with relatives and friends at Booneuille, and will spend few days here before re- turning to their home at Mt. Yer non.
 Rev. E. L. Shettles of Pittsburg, Texas arrived this morning to visit relatives here Years ago Mr Shettles was a well known char acter in Conway in the towns wide open" days and he was familiarly known as Skillet. He has be come one of the strongest ministers in the southern Methodist church and recently completed $35, ,ooO church in his charge at Pittsburg.
 Miss Lula Thurston, who has just returned fromColorado Springs where she took a summer Normal course, was a passenger on the train that was wrecked at Pomona, Mo, a few days since. The engineer and conductor were kill ed, several were seriously injured and every coach except the sleep CT in which Miss Thurston was riding was thrown from the track, but she escaped with only a few bruises.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
Shoe Repairing

Having greater facilities for turning out work with neatness and dispatch we desire to take this method of informing our friends ofour up-to-date improve ments i'll shoe repairing and thank them for past favors and with a promise for the future of greater quickness and neatness with no increase i'll price.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
pRECOCIOUS AMERICANS.

''Do you permit your little boy t' carry knife like that?"
 "Hush! I'm gradually breakin! him of the habit. Why, last year h' carried a revolver w
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
WE HAVE MANYsIMMAR.'

ceived from MT H. H. Meyers of Stuttgart, Ark: You would greatly oblige me if you would introduce Hunts Lightning Oil at Mil iidgeville, Ill, as have many friends and rela- tives there, in whom am much concerned, an 1 I understand the Oil is not kept there. l can comm. nd it as the best medicine I ever had in my house. It cuIe ed me of bad case of Bloody Flux in less than one-half hour, and it cur ed my granddaughter of bad case Of Cholera Morbus in very snort time"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
WoMAN's SPHERE IN CANADA

Lady Laurier, in speaking of th women of Canada recently, said tha it still is fashionable there, be you rich or poor, plain or aristocratic, t be known in your community as fine housckcepcr.'
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
DISENCHANTM M ENT.

They were in the thick of their first quarrel.
 q thought your tastes were sim pie" said the husband. q didn't expect to find you such high fier."
 "Yes, you did," she answered ''you knew all about my being a high hier, as you call it, but you thought I'd be a dirigible!"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
DONE ALREADY.

Mabel-But don't seem to grasp my meaning. I'll try to make my. self a little more plain.
 Marion-Ron't do anything rash dear. One is foolish to interfere with the work of nature.-Stray Stories.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
PLACING HIM.

"Yes, my husband talks about tn beauty of eating vegetables by th, hour"
 'HIe's vegetarian, then.'
 "No, he isn't. He's 8 windbag.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23
Esq. J w. Hancock who has

IEoQ. w. HANCOCK Who has been justice of the peace of Harve township for the past IS years, IS III the city today. MT. Brannon IS being solicited by some of his friends to make the race for county judge, But has not yet de- clded whether he will enter the contest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-23

Phone No. 30 for Elberta peach es in any quantity. 5
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19
HOPING.

The trees are thing, o! baaul.,
with their heavy burden o. C..
Arthur Scott ~ at home .ur Z.
visit to his parents Rev. and Mrs.
scott.
Mi and Mrs. j. G.. Shackehuru
ana daughter, Miss Lcona ana
Miss Mary Harvey OF Ridge
rrar,G Caued ON Mr. and Mru. =.
=. DIX Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Grown have
.eturnci from Marshall OH their
oai mountaineering the .uncr
IL % Mr. browns mUtHer.
Miss Bessie Dix is very low at
der home near kop.ng with rheu.
.natism OF the heart.
Miss Lcona ami Lille Shackel
.Ord and Mr. ana Mrs. viii Sack
attended "a party at nr.
ana Mrs. Orr's Wednesday night.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19
NEW FRANKFORT

Joe lli.ICbrand OF Bcloit, Kan
'aS visited his iatncr ln-.aw II.
.ie.nZ er the Ia-t week.
As Mrs. WCrDacn was return.
.ng home IRON II n]CiGnbors hou e
saturday morning shU rcle.y yea
unto IA IAN, fractur.nG nCr mi,
she was takcI nome at once
ana Is doing a. weu rs cUu.d br
expected.
Sunday will be regular preach
.ng day here.
a line snow fel here Mon lay.
John Schmidt leIG Wednesday
ior Jones burg to visit Ills slste,
word was received here Mon
day evening that Mr.. Junn kuu.
an Old ana former resident Of
New Frankfort, u,ed at lis nome
III Hu.tOn, Kansas Monday Feb.
10. Ma. haul was wei knowu
III this ,Gca ,ity and MS many
.rIr.tus were gricycd to hear o.
HIS departure.
Miss Dean Duiancy C,u ed her
Germ OF school, here Wednesday
Miss Mabel Keith entertained
4 number OF her friends at a va.
}at.ne party Saturday even NJ.
.wIlg to the inc .ement weather
Il limited number were PIE
a good time was reported
~ All.
Two wolves were seen near
food Hope neighborlIOod, but
10 capture was made.
Chas. Thicrle.ICr eft Tu3sday
or lloiton, Kansas to attend tna
uneral Of John kau which oc
'urred at that pace Wednc day
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19
The Crime of lenes

ldiencSs means trouble for any
one. It's the same with n lazy
lNcr. 1t causes const patton,
headache, jaundicc, sallow com
I.eXion, pimp.es and blotches, loss
81 appetite, nausea, but DR..
Ning's New Lie Pills soon ban
IN liver tIoub.cs and bui,d up
your health. 25c at All Drug
gifts.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Mrs. A. NJ. Ke.,e cntertaincG
IN an elaborate manner at her
beautiful home on East Arrow
Monday afternoon in honor ol
IA number OF young ,ady visitor
{ oour city-MiSs 1rimb.e Ul Co
lwnbla, n guest. Oh Mrs. u. Ii
ltea /; Miss BowIy, OF CarroI.tol
"A guest Of Mrs. CcciI wilson; ant.
Miss Hickman Of Independence,
guest OF Miss Marcia Francisco.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

G. w. Elsea sends us 500
from Fay, Okla, to keep her com
ing. He Sadi they a.so enjoy
Ell" a cod spell recently and that
II is very dry in his vicinity not
having rained for three mOnth,.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

us q dollar 6Or renewal fol
Chas. Niemier. lie says Mr.
N.ctnier Just returned from q
fine trip to Arkansas.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19
Local Items

AOS0k Ak~AA1S
DIR. {. Il. Simcoe had business In
Jefferson City Monday.
II. NJ. Gentry OF southeast OF
town will move to Hodge next
week. Luck TO him.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. 4. Thomas
wcr here IRON SAT- Spinrs Tues
day.
Don't forget the fidd,cr'S con
test at the opera house tomor
ROY night.
John J. Tracy, Of st. Louis, is
visiting his father, John Tracy,
west of town.
Misses Myrl Sprigg and MauGe
Adkisson were visitors here ron
Napton Wednesday.
~ Dl'ii'Nl III olN"i NllI'i N"li
Ell in Wednesday morning whi.,
here ON business.
The College Y, NJ. G. A. boy
will enjoy IA banquet at the Run
tonight.
Il. j. Thorpe, OF Nelson has tn
ken j. &, Thompson's place at
~fLetchers store.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w, VanDykr
went to Kansas City yesterday
to visit a day II so.
Misses Sadie Soper and Hattie
Bransom gave % delightful va.
entine party Monday evening.
Geo. Il. Phillips OF Montro4e,
was tho guest Of hiss brother, j..
X. Phillips and mother last week.
Robt. Ssheiszer came up from
Hardeman Wednesday, evening
Tor q short visit to home folks.
Mrs. Is. j. MoSier, OF Nevada, I.
former Marshall resident, died A..
ID hospital In Kansas Sity On req.
ATTN.
Elliott A. Boyd will be at tho
hlgh scloo OH Saturday eyenine
Feb. ~, as the sixth mum Der o.
the lecture course.
Mrs. frank HigEtshoe return
ed with her guest, Mrs. Ed. Dict.
zel to Oklahoma City and will Wis
it there several weeks.
The wife OF Clark Sparks, wei.
known here, died at their homL
In Kansas City last Friday,
leaving two small children.
VaWter's orchestra Tiled al
appointment at Glasgow Ines
day evening paying lor the fire.
mans concert.
Mrs . George EhTmman wiz
move her boarding house from
South Jefferson to the Bruce
pace on East Arrow which she
mas rented, about March 1st.
-
Geo. Collier, OF near Shackel-
ford VIII have a sale Oh the joan.
Roe farm Friday, March 9Th be
ginning 10 IA. N. Lunch on
ground.
MeSdames A. M. Keller and
James Unruh are in st. Louis on
a visit and Will return with the
formers husband ON his return
from New York.
4. A. Mitchell informs us that
he sold IL COWS at his sale last
week at an average OF $685.
each and 9 at an average OF
$500 each.
tl ---- ~ ga tWt
Z. s. Williams. OF yandalia. will
iocate here soon, having purchas
ed the DR.. Morris residence In
West Marshall He Is a nephey
OF Rev. j IS Smith.
--------
Jake Clawson was here from
Napton yesterday and handed
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

The Gypsy Smith meetings at
Kansas City are attracting much
attention. Quite "a number o.
our pcOp.e are attending. Rev.
smith will be there TIL about
the 2Gtn vi February.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

DIR. {. Il. Simcoe had business In
Jefferson City Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

the young couple viii be at home
In Virginia.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

T. NJ Gentry Of southeast OF
town will move TO Hodge next
week. Luck TO him.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

from Fay, Okla, to keep her com
ing. He sadi they a.so enjoy
Ell" a cod spell recently and tnat
II is very dry in his vicinity not
having rained for three mOnth,.
The Gypsy Smith meetings at
Kansas City are attracting much
attention. Quite "a number q 4
our peop.e are attending. Rev.
smith will be there till about
the 2Gtn vi February.
Owing to thu sect Sunday
which brought down many e.Sc.
trlc wires, there were no e.eutric
lights Sunday night and nearly
all churches abandoned their even
.ng services.
The sect Sunday caused gr,a,
damage to tho Telegraph, tee
phone and ligilt cOInpanie.. ruic
we're carried DOWN by the Cor,
ana frequently large limbs .
trees leIl across them, C~urryin,-
me wires TO the ground.
Com. Barnds, the genial man
dger Ol the LaCrosS Lumber Co.
.elJ Wednesday Tor Louisiana L.
attend Il meeting Oh tine COM
pany'S managers. He viii ans.
visit st. Cnhr.es before return
ing Monday.
Gus Greis Of Arrow Rock ia
renewing Wednesday wrut,,
Your paper ~ alright you ca.
Ieel proud OF it." lie a.,O sLiu
Will ESom Oh liardeinan VINO ma.
been very sick Oh typnOiI pneu
monia is better.
Miss Lennie ShoIe s, vino s..
!althluiiy Tor the ru,I Two ",e..
lad been at the D1dsiue ol he.
niece Miss AIiie thompson AN.
"no wlil bo greatly missed BY
.,IIs II. N. Thompson and lamiIy,
.elt Monday On llIe ruInHIe 40.
..er nome III Peabody, Kansas.
Across tho Continent in tne
Stationary EXprecs" was Irpe.t
cd at the home OF DR.. ana NJ. IS "
II. BACK Thursday evening iOr
the benefit OF some wno woren'.
privileged to se present the
llrst time. 1T was II us ucces
The Junior League OF the rir1.
M. l.. Cnurcn VIA nave u sp.cIa
,nuSlcaI program sunday e,enIm.
at . p. III. at wn.cn time W.
members will graduate-Mr-.,
Mary Baer anu Della IiOpKIn-
All cordially mViteu to atl,nI.
Miss Mary Ethel Thornton Was
married at Lou, Cal, on req. ~.
to Glen A. Black. Miss Thornton
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. o. Thornton VINO moved lrom
Salt Springs several years ago.
May happiness and prosperity be
their lot
II. G. Potter the Malta Bend
furniture man passed through
Marsnan Wednesday ON his way
To st. Louis IN Inv goods and "a,
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Mr. and Mrs. II. 4. Thomas
were here IRON SAT- Spinrs Tues
day.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Don't forget the fidd,cr'S con
test at the opera house tomur
row night.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

John J. Tracy, Of st. Louis, is
visiting his father, John Tracy,
west of town.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Owing to thu sect Sunday
which brought down many e.sc.
trlc wires, there eel no e.egtric
lights Sunday night and nearly
all churches abanlOned their even
ing services.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Jake Clawson was here from
Napton yesterday and handed
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Misses Myrl Sprigg and MauGe
Adkisson were visitors here from
Napton Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Miss Anna Bird, one OF Saiine's
charming and accomplished
young ladies. was married last
Thursday to w. e. Rexroat, Of
Virginia, Ill. at the residence q
Mr.. and Mrs, @. r. Snoddy, west
ON town. The affair was quite d
socAel event, After q short trip
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Il. S. Spencer, OF Orearvi,le, cal
Ell in Wednesday morning whi.,
here on business.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

II. G. Potter the Malta Bend
furniture man passed through
MarsnaII Wednesday on his way
to st. Louis to buy goods and 10
attend a meeting arranged b.
the st. Louis h urniture Board o.
Trade. We venture Malta Benz
peopIe will hear OF a high tine.
The Marshall Acetylene Light
Co. is getting fitted up in Their
new quarters at 264 West North
street In good style. The man
ager, Geo. IL. Crockett, is a Must
en- and the company is doing a
iine business with this popular
light.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Elliott A. Boyd Will be at til,
lngh schoo Oh Saturday eyenine
Feb. ~, as the sixth mum Der o.
the lecture course
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Z. s. Williams, Of Vandalia. will
.ocate here soon, having purchas-
ed the DIR. Morris residence In
West Marshall He Is a nephev
OF Rev. j IS Smith.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Mrs. Is. j. MOsier, OF Nevada, |
former Marshall resident, died IA.
ID Iospitai In Kansas Sity On req,
12th.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Mrs. Frank hightshoe return
ed with her guest, Mrs. Ed. Dict,
zel to Oklahoma City and viii Wis
1t there several weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

Across tho Continent in tne
Stationary Express" was I,pe4t
ed at the home of DR.. ana NJ. IS. "
II. BACK Thursday evening IOr
the benefit OF some wno woPen'.
privileged to ke present the
Ilrst time. 1T was IL us succcs .
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

The College Y, NJ. G. A. boy
will enjoy IA banquet at the Run
tonight.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-19

+. A, Mitchell informs us that
ne sold IL cows at his sale last
week at an average OF $685.
each and 9 at an average OF
$685. SO each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
AR0M0RE. SHERMAN LINE
IS IN LIMElIGHT AGAIN
PREDICTED T-ET ERopORE
WILL BE RAILROAD CENTER
OF SOUTHWEST

Since ,a- adysu, r,9 ,a- field %
oscar aver. yf Oh,ls Kansas Ra3
propose 20 build an ia,s-l-aar line
between A-dmO-- and Ca.r.asha.
railroad -lmo-s have been pa-.lcu.
la-,y active and The one hing ma,
makes them al i1t--es..uz j.. 'hat
A-dmOre seems % De- ,he p.yo,al
point around which from one 20
three roads seem 20 Do c-u-e-I-g 2
their attention
LAY before yesterday under a
Sherman. Texas. date line ,her. ap-
peared rhe following
Residents % Hagerman and tha, in.
mediate section OF Graysou county
have recently been puzzled 20 u-de-.
stand aly -a-.- or four men In
hggg ss vter possible and a'oo. AZ
other times should have been follow.
ing 'b- survey made some years ago
ty 200 Frisco from Sherman 20 Law
tur E.a A-tw0-r. The survey is
easily followed because o. p--ma-
nsrr marks lef- by Cap. = HiuF.
',y aao had charge 81 rhe corps Il,
the matter can De explained here
those who have the information are
keeping silica,
1h- Arimor- Sh-rmau-laEt1n prot.
ec, l- known 20 be- fos,.red by Col
Tom Randolph Who is connected
w.l one % :, Louis arges, and
NOS, influential financial institution.
a road through ,his territory aa-
been % cou'au7'a,io- 70 some time
and al,h ,h- building OF me Ardmore
'l.ekasha lIle 0- he A-dmore-W Wauri.
IA line ty 'aa Rock Island either o.
which !. aEp-et-d 20 become more
thar taIk 1-for. snow G.es. Ardmors
would De- ,s- -al-oad center O, the
sgu'h~es'. which those who are in
position 20 know have cJufiden,ly
predicted '9- several years pas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
h..-. q EpyE,s.io- 'or Lppeirt.
--ert e Esr- -tttrstor

o. rs. County ra.- Carer ca-a.
o. C.a-1-s
f- gre -s.ss- ~ John W cad
1p,s deceased
Tts state o. CgaaDma. 20 the
.e-s .sr, o. ba and creditors %
,s- sad Jlas S. CraddDes deceased
Tol s-e hereby notified ina, g.
sIyera- aas applied 'of l~,'en of
a1--lr..za'ea on taid estate 20 De-
granted 20 J S Al,er-ou. and THAI
said application viii BE- heard a. q
regular term Of said cour' held ~
-he court room % said court on
me 2sth day Of July. 1909 a. 80 90
a ~
witness my hand and the seal o.
said court hereuu,J AFFIXED 'hs l3'h
day Of July. 1909
7 Y MASON
CSeaJ
County Judge ~ Garter County.
Oklahoma l5-s,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18

sre 5s-e5y notified 20 have con.
s-r1r,or actually begun d, fae tms
-ae extension srg.r-s as every dis
,-.r, w.u be enforced promptly when
the ,Ma 81. u1 so further notice
vul ba given SHADE -es. excuses
as aeI a.u no, -gpr after these
date
F.rh Avenue. So-,aeas, and
No-aves' extension expires Oc,
L..
p stree, So-hpes.. from 9Th 20
18Th. expires SoYsmber Isl
Second Avenue. southeast from
r 20 q. expires October 18Th
y Street sou'aeas'. expires 40
ycmbc- IT,
Eas, side 81 . Street. Southnes'
expires Soyember Is, lOrder 'or
me vrs, side % D stree, south.
west no, affected
4 Street Sor'hwee' lCh-'s'far
Church. expires October 18Th.
6 street. sou'Awes, temporarily
srru''es from stanley Boulevard
South order 20 build T'un go eHec,
on ,h.s street from Stanley HouIe.
ys-d north 90 WoIlsa Avenue.
~ r. BURSITT
Commission g a. and p p