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Cannot Import
 Opium Here

(Hearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Washington, Feb. 1.-The house to- day passed a bill prohibiting the im- portation of opium, after a spirited debate. A similar bill, passed by the senate, was laid on the table on the ground that such legislation should originate in the house. A resolution was passed limiting the investiga- tion of the Secret Service to expendi- lures and the law under which estab- lishment of the work in various de- partments. E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

II the present plans of J. II. Prince, of the firm of J. w. Parker & Co, of Troy, Ohio, carry, and he has already met With much success in his undertEings, this section If Arkansas wiH be famal for It's peaches and Twill become one of the most important fruit growing sections of the South. MT. Price has been in this part of the state for several weeks prospecting and as result of his operations two large cofpora- tions are soon to be listed at the secretary of fstates' office in Little Rock, which Twill be responsible for the production of thousands of bush els of peacl@s within the next few years. .>---s
 MT. Prlnces is at present ghest of J. D. Milner( local real estate deal CT, and he Announced yesterday that a company had been formedJ by his concern fors the planting of 10000 peach trees in Cleveland { county, which adtoirf this, Jefferson, county, and that another companyf was be- ing organized in this city tb promote even q larger peach orchard than that already being arrangsd in Cleve- land county.
 The new company, re gently organ ized in Clevelana>eoqafy, is capital ized at $20,o0o, with s15,00O paid up It has already purchased 300 acres of fine peach growing land and the forty thousand trees to be planted or the tract have already been con. tracted for. Peaches will be growr exclusive of all other fruits on the Cleveland county tract, but the Par
 ker company intends to experimen |, with other fruits, having great faitf ! in the productive quality of Arkansas soil. Many business men and capital
 ists of Cleveland county are inter.
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Would Brave Army
 Eor Her Lover

dIenrst News Special to the Graphic)
 Chicago, Feb. 1.-Dre ssed in mems trousers, young woman, giving the name of Claude Hamilton, tried 70 enlist at the recruiting office today to go to the Philippines. When dis covered she said she wanted to go to her sweetheart.
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\ Republican
 Defeats Painter

tIIearst News Special to the Craphicl
 Jefferson City Mo, Feb. 1.--Jacob r. Smelich, a Republican, was today declared elected lieutenant governor of Missouri over William Painter, q democrat, by the recount committee from the Legislature. Tie vote: was snelich, 2iG,652; Painter. 246,465
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Bought Girls and
 Sent Them Mere

CIcarst News Special to the Graphic.}
 Chicago. Feb. 1,-Louis Paine, on the stand today in the trial of Henry Lair and wife, the alleged white slave" trafiickers, today declared that he was sent to Paris by Lair to get girls. He bought two there and sent them to America.
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At the regular monthly meeting Of The city council Monday night the alderman refused to appropriate money to aid Paving District No. 70 :. in repairing the river front, for the protection of the business section oI J the city. The council also revoked a previous order directing the chief ; of police to rid the north half of block .25 of it's immoral resorts. It declined also to adopt an ordinance which would have brought about the dismissal of the suit now pending in the federal court against the Pine Bluff Corporation, voting to delay the matter until the next meeting out of Scourtesy to City Attorney Sorrells.
 Other minor matters were disposed of, including the granting of the iiramshop licenses to Ben s. Brannon for saloon in the Elks Theater building; to Simpson & Go, for a saloon at Third avenue and State street and to J. J. Ryan. late of Lou- isiana, for q saloon ill the Antlers Hotel building, formerly occupied by the Citizens Light and Transit Con- pany as offices.
 The council tabled communica- ton, addressed to it by D. o. Haney, manager of the Theatorium, moving picture show house on West Second avenue, requesting that he be per mitted to give sacred concerts at his theater on Sunday afternoons and : charge an admission fee The com mnnication was tabled at the instance of Alderman Will Nichol who stated that the council had no authority to permit anyone to violate the law ill that manner.
 The council also, after much wran- gling, refused to permit k. $. Rice to connect a sewer pipe from hl; property to the sewer in District NO als :,
 Soon after the council convened Alderman J. r. Hut asked to be eX- cused on account of illness. His re- quest was granted, Alderman Hut was suffering from injuries he sus- tained at his home recently when he came in contact with an open door
 Alderman Nichol reported the side walk in bad condition at Fifteenth avenue and Chestnut street and called < the attention of the city authorities to the bad condition of the bridge a Missouri street. Alderman Nichol re ported a bad mud hole at Third ave nue and Linden street.
 The reports of Chief of Police Stewart and Police Judge Stewar for the months of January were ap ! proved and filed. The fines collected durin gthat month aggregated $5el E appealed $10O, and committed, $327.
 Reyokes It's Own Action.
 Alderman Gabe Meyer, of the polic' committee, submitted a report recon mending that immoral resorts De per mitsed to remain in the north half 0
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Congress Given
 More Power

{lIearst News Special to the Graphic.j
 Washington, Feb. 1.-The judiciary committee today reported favorabl5 the amendment to the constitution providing that in case of the death of a President-e congress may provide President or Vice Presi- dent until one can be elected
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Daring Deed
 of Highwaymen

Hearst News Special to the Graphlc)
 Chicago, Feb. 1.-Two daring high waymen today snatched satchel containing $1,0O0 from Thompson s restaurant They were pursued by detectives several blocks though crowded streets, but escaped. .
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Jiles' ''Affinity''
 Skinned nin,

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.l
 Chicago, Feb. 1--Charles E. Jiles, a mortgage broker, told how he ac- cepted $6,0o0 ill securities for a s4,000 loan to Mrs Mabelle Dumphy, his "af- finty," and wife of a wealthy Boston physician. The securities turned out to be worthless.
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EAGLES
MASQUERADE BALL

to be given at their hall, at 216 1-2 West Second avenue. All parties will have to be iden- tified by the committee in charge;
 floor reserved to 11:30 for parties in costume. Music by Elliott's band. Re- member the date, Tuesday, Feb. g.
 1909. You are welcome. 2-2d-7t
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--"A TALK WITH DADA pam- phlet that will interest you all. Ask for a copy. Sent postage paid to any address. TomIinson X Knox, POS West 9d Ave.
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Sensation in
 the Cooper Case

(Hearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 1.-The de- fense sprung a sensation in the Coop er-Carmack case today, when, after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

-Yrs;wr-arrFMfKmsfastic when cur Snow Flake Felt Mattress Is men, toned. and why not? No better oD the market. Has been tried and proven unsurpassed right here fin Pine Bluff. Tomlfnson < Knox, sole agents, eae West 9d Ave.
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TO PROMOTE PEACH
 INDUSTRY HERE

Ohio Concern is Organizing Large Company to Jsaab fish Mammoth Commerci al Peach Orchards l4l lief ferson and Cleveland Counties-Big Tract Already Purchased and 10000 each Trees Will Be Planted
 Soil is Excellent for Peach Growing Bright Prospects.
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Money and
 Opportunity

When money and opportunity get In touch the combination has tremend' ous breeding possibilities.
 We write the kind of FIRE INSUR- ANCE and deal in the kind or REAL ESTATE that FRIENDS SELL TO FRIENDS.
 We also accept money on deposit. .n,trust or subject to check. ALLOW NO INTEREST ON SAVINGS AC- COUNTS.
 Here are golden opportunities Bring on your coin.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co. Corner Main and BarraQue Streets
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c. F. Austin left yesterday on ai business trip to Dumas and ArkaH sas City.
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FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE
2SW East Barr1que $

Open 6 m to 7:3O a. m and rs- liable Special attention to train cali. Old phone 394. New phone ,O2 Moss. OfYord. prop. Pine Blum. Ark.
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RIVER WORK MAY
 BE DISC0NT NTINuED

'efusal of the City Council Last Night to Aid the Commissioners of Paving District No. 25 May Lead to more Financial Emb arrasslnent for Then-Po- lice Committee Revokes Recent Action Kidding Block 25 of Its Immoral Resorts Alderman Fox Wants Better Insurance Rates - Council Would Not Entertain ''sacred Concert" Proposition.
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Mrs. Stirling
 Denouneed Stories

NIearst News Special to the GraphlcD
 Edinburgh, Scotland, Feb. Mrs. Stirling, between tears, on the stand today denounced as villanous lies the stories of her improper relations with Lord Northland. She admitted that her conduct had been silly and indis- erect. She replied to the charge that she kissed Lord Northland on the stairs by saying that she was not the housemaid When she married her husband he gave her $20,000. Later. when he was financially embarrassed. she returned the money to hm. 6he ,u ~ ,,,,th,% -~1ysysf~-
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room was cleared of women beforeN certain questions were asked her.
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New Spring Patterns New Styles.

Make your selections at Eisen- kramer's Tailor Shop. over Citizenb Bank, Second avenue, corner Pine g.
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BIC CHRySANTHEMUN AND FLOWER
SHOW PREMIUM LIST; NOV. So

trdmor.s second annual chry,an.
lemum and Flower show viii De
,c'd this year or No,cmbcr a.d 10
sub inclusive and from the append
"a premium hat lt promises to "x.
eel anything of 'he Elul thgt ut.
over been h@i ln Ardmor.. E,.
alWlors win 1o nrI to save h.a
t.,. as 10 mp. not appear again.
Glass a-Cpsr 20 Az.
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Rufus POSTS Father Dead.

Joel Buchanan received telegram
this afternoon that the father OF Rufus
Post, proprietor OF the Ardmore Drug
company. died today at his home at
Troy, Alabama
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IT,. icst l.riu,u Colrus Flrt
.ti
d. re.t a.,,u..o I.9op Tr..
ir fruit F.t 81.
Ii Rest .pr.m,p r,f. n.nnt d.,
nn, tni fgt g.
fs. u.t .r.Im,r form ,r, kind
Ftrt 60 r.rr. ny 4 q, R,Vllra
nrm,rr.
Section c-crrvs,c,ber,yn p,,,,,
i'r.rpre. r,. sam, a. s,rtiop 4
Bush from rlauts UuI b. .,,r.t
rr- .r,.. .,r.r..,. ,,s .i.t..,,.. ..,.. ..,
blooms
s,r.'. sf.m plants .o,i .. scored
ou condition 'cr.in off .t.w f,fr,,.
,r .t.m .igs off flower
cl,ss A-ope, 10 An,
If. Hosf collection of Cby.,o.
th,mum plants arrange. n dfspI,v
tu iuclul. either or b,h IN, bp.f
form and single stein piauta. moi r,..
than 10. Appearance, of dispray to
le scored In addition to points nan.
ed above First. four sacks cotton
seed meal bv OH mill Second ,,,
sacks cotton seed m,aI by oil mill
a. Best collection Of single stem
plants In boom. making hest d,snlov
regardless Of variety. six or moro.
First. dozen cabinet first size photos
by Russell Second. $3.50 Mdsr. bv
ilydcn 4 Hodges. dry goods
Section D-children's pepsr,rent
Including school Exhibits No en-.
trance fee.
All arrangements and disp'aya
must be made by the respective
classes and schools compct,nr ma
other9 viii be- forbidden to assist,
Al pants made In the school en-.
tr'es must be In the po.s.ssiop or
the various classes. rooms and build.
lngs. as soon as the schools aro
,rpauizcd after the fan opcning and
in no event later than oct. 10
\ single plant can only be en-.
tered once for q premium. except
that II will be allowed to ne court.
ed IN collection.
is. Best Chrysanthcmum pl,nts
grown and exhibited by boy or rlrI
IL years and undcr P,rs, xst "a
S.c,,1 ~ T., ..,
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HEL0CAL MARKETS

Furnished by ". j. Lance
The following prices prevail In
Ardmore today on cotton. corn aGj
farm products: Crhcsc prices will b.
changed daily and can he -eltl up
on
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Notice 70 Street Tax Pavers.

Al who do not pay or work by
the 9Th of October, will have com
plant filed against them,
2N'3 VI. lkARD.
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When your baby cries. when your
child won't eat or play, Investigate the
condition OF lts bowels. IL IL is con-
stipated or bilious give IL Or chld-
wells Syrup Pepsin. Price ~ csnts Or
u at any drug Store.
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New York Futures.

New York, y. Y. Sept. 2S.--Cotton
futures opened barely steady and
closed barely steady. The range of
cotton futures today was:
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entered
All ,,t gn,,.r. .y,nr., rn3..
th.. head become the properly of IN.
Chrysanthemum show. Whether
awarded premiums or not. and viii
be- aucuoncd at the close OF each
day for the benefit of tho premium
fund
81 car, lnthcmums entered AZ
single tenn flowers must have stem
- inches or more 90 'cnLth tc ,ut,t
Zoo C1.s \.
proaram Of osy
t.. ID, , .p.,.,.,,,, .,, o,,,
.,tpt,.
W. ' '9 '' "'' ."
'' ~ u. JOB. wv" 10 '''''''-.
= y. m.Nnc'l"n oi cnt flowers
exhibited iaIs day
Class A-open to All.
ag ucs. - blpoms. single st,ms
three co.ors Firs, cut glass bowl
ry Sow state Hardware Go Second
ham uy Dold Packing co
as p..t ,,n.r.i,r .Ircl. .,.m
one l,oom each variety named 10
.. ,..r. ty.., ,,i.,, ,,,..t - a.
uotrblr.. n. ,,,,.l.r SECOND
$40
o, r. q, ,.
s,,,,, -oa '
CO., A Al, o.,
O'' ''""
o.. II. On ,'.N,.' ,
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49, p,., 49,. u, - ",'''"' 'V''
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'' WV = ''''',''' A'nE'e stem
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New Orleans Futures.

New orleans, La. Sept. 2s.-Cotton
futures opened steady. closed steady.
The range OF active futures today
was:
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Liverpool Spots.

SPOT Gotten today easy, mid 7.2i.
sales, 10000. American 14.5OO. re.
ceip,s 1000 American i,i5O
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New York Spots.

Spot market quiet and unchanged; /;
mid. 1885: no sales.
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New Orleans Spots.

Spot market quiet and unchanged; !;
mid l3 3.l6; sales 500; (. o. b.. 100;
to arrive 325
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THE MARKETS
BY TELECRAP H
AS RECEIVED BY THE ARoMoRE
irE EVERY AFTERNOON.
COTTON
liyerrcS, ruiures.

LIVerrcS' ru'urcs.
Liverpool. Sept. 2S.-'The range Of
cotton futures today was:
Close
open 2 D. m Close Vest.
Oct-Noy ...G.93 sol COS 7.O4
Noy.Dcc ..GS9}s 6SS G9iig 7oiia
Dcc-Jdn ...G.SSh oSGa G9iIs 7OOis
Tone Opened easy; =. IN. easy,
closed steady.
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Room for REM? Want ads viii rent
lt for you.
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Open High Low Today Vest.
Wheat
Sept l03as 1883 1898 lO5Fsa 103%a
Dec 9sss lOlis 99M lOl 99Ab
May lO2E lO9% lO2h lO2h 1O2%a
Corn
sept Gji, Go G5s 655sa 65isa
Dee ..5SH 59h 5s% 59iab 5Sssa
May 6lG GlM 81 GlFsa 6O7sa
Oats
Sept 4lta 4N 4O7s nTs iO7sa
Dec 80 39S. 80 39%a 3s7sb
May AZ, i2Is AZ. i2isa nM
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO Grain.

Chicago. H.. Sept. 2s.--The follow.
ing Is the range of the active fu-
lures on the Chicago Board OF Trade
today:
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II you appreciate fruit kept away
rom the iiles, get 1t from Reilly. Get
the o'her Kind from the other fellow.
23tf
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each variety, not necessarily named.
First e. Second. 81
-. Best collection OF rcs,s 10
variety three bloom. Of each variety.
OF more varieties. First. s.. Sec.
oLd. 81
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Desisns-open 10 All.

oLd 81
Oesisns-open to All.
H. ncst couterpIeye arranged of
cat flowers and foliage. First. 81
Second, $3.50.
a. Best floral wreath, - inches
First 81. SECOND, gin by VI. Bar.
raj grocer
Class A-Amateur Only.
Section H-Third Day
-. Best 20 blooms TO contain
the greatest variation of colors ana
iints. First. 81 in Mdse. at Dltllcr
Dry Goods Co Second s2
-. Best ten blooms. white. ono
variety First. $3.50. Second 81
bottle p"riumery by Western phar.
macy
-. Best y blooms. four colors.
three Of each color First 81. See.
ond ST.
Roses
a. Best vase OF roses to contain
t"o blooms Of each variety. ten yarl
cities First s.. Scconu, 81
a. Best twenty blooms. four vari.
cities, ii,, Of each variety. First
$50 Second 7jc.
Class e-Amateurs oriy--chrysan.
themums.
-. Largest flower regardless OF
color. First 81 Second. 75c.
20 Bloom with longest single
stem First 81 by Hal Cannon. Sec.
ond. 75c by Mrs. W. C. Kendall
Bush Form.
SO Rest three plants. white. bush
form First. three months service
by Chickasaw Telephone co. Second.
sack flour by Ardmore Milling Co.
81 Best three plants. yellow
First, 81 Mdsc. by Westhcimer 4
Danbe. Second, one dozen cans pea.
by Pennington Grocery CO.
- Pest three plants. pink. First.
$500 slippers by Kreugcr. the shoe.
man. Second, Sl.5O IN Mdsr. at
Ramscy's drug store.
81. lEest three. any colof not de.
signated. First. s2.5o comb and
brush by W. II. Frame Second. box
stationery by Ardmorc Drug Co.
81. Best five plants. any color.
First, years subscription to Daily
Ardmoreitc. Second. SO Mdsc. AT
stevens, Kennerly a Spragins.
80, Best four large pompons. any
color. First. one years subscrip.
tion 10 Morning Democrat. Second.
dozen cans peas from Penn.nr,,.
/ Gro. Co.
Single Stem.
80. Best plant, white. First. 81.
Second, bottle toilet water by uoff.
man Drug Co.
81. Best plant, yellow, 10000 feet
gas by Ardmore Heat & Light Co.
IS, Best plant pink. First, $3.50
in groceries by W. j. Lane. Sec.
ond, box stationery by Ardmoro
Drug Co.
80. Best plant red First. 80.
Second, box stationery oy Ardmore
Drug Co
90 Best plant bronze. First. TO-.
oOo feet gas by Nrdmorc Heat G
Light Co. Second Weekly Ardmore.
it,.
81. ncs' any other color. First.
81 IN Mds". by Ia Hoffman. gro.
cor. Second, subscription to Ard.
moro Statesman.
%. Best white, bu3h form. First.
suit OF clothes cleaned and pressed
by T. L. Wilkes.
~. Best yellow bush form. First.
suit clothes pressed and cleaned by
Farthlng Bros
/ 't Best pink bush form First,
81 by Tarycr X n1rrah.
a.. Test red, bush form. First.
81 Second. soc groceries at Brady
Bros
96 Best bronze. bush form
FIRST, ST. Second. Weekly Demo.
/ crat
9i Rest any o,hc. co;or First
ST. Second, bott', toilet water Hoff
man Drug Co.
~ Best novelty amy form or col
or First, 81 IN Mdso. by j. d
Lane. grocer.
Special.
99 Best 1909 seeding chrysan-
themum, any color First. 81.
loo. Best collection of three. 1900
seeding First. $l5O
Iol. Best single ostrich plumcs.
First, $50.
1902 L,re pompou bearing great.
est number OF blooms First, 81
1903 Finest curysanthemums lu
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Ardmorel,e Want ,ds are the best.
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H. Icst couterpIeye arranged of
cat flowers and foliage. First. 81
Second. $50.
a. Best floral wreath, - inches.
First g. second. gin by VI. Bar
raj grocer
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Dr. Abcynethy the great Cuglh,A
physician, said, Watch your kidneys.
When they are affcc'cd HE Is In
danger Foley's Kidney Remedy
makes healthy Kidneys, corrects urL
na,v irregularities. and tones up the
whole system. Sold by all druggists.
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Oklahoma Loan &
Investment Co.
Formerly Adams Bros
DEPARTMENTS
Farm Land, Fire Insurance
Farm Loans Rent Collections
Citv Property Inv estments
City Loans Lite Insurance
Notary.
DanOuwsmnyeMmrus0a
Half the battle OF life is
fight for food
Learn that "What il meat
and drink for one is poison Tor
another -
Study Nour own individual
needs, decide what you want
and what you can pay for, then
come TO us aud we will do our
best 60 nt you out. We have
many kinds and conditions of
property Cor aalo or rent.
When you are in deep study
about making an inve,tmeut,
or want Go make a borrow,
take our road come our way
we can help you.
"Dowu deep in the heart of
every man and woman there
lives a hope some day of home
and Independence"
II ia impossi be Tor us TO pub
lish each and every deal We
have, but take this counsel
II you desire TO purchase real
estate, cell, rent, or want 10
borrow moue' or make any
transaction iu the lines cover.
ed hy our departments, DO not
hesitate 60 cali on us and talk
the matter over. We will not
bore you but try TO he Of some
assistance There is not a day
but what We have good proPo-
sitions that viii suit some one.
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Ardmoreite want ads viii rent that
vacant house for you
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Learn that "What is meat
and drink for one is poison for
another
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When you are ,n 4 deep study
about making an inve, ,tmeut,
or want Co make u borrow,
take our road come our way
we can help you.
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Roses.

60 Vase containing the greatest
lun.bcr Of varieties, cnc bloom OF
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"Dowu deep ,u the heart of
every man and woman there
lives a hope some day of a home
and independence"
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9' Best 1909 Seeding chrysan-
themum, any color First. 81.
Too. Rest collection Of three. 1900
seeding. First, $50.
Iel Best single ostrich plumcs.
First, $3.50.
lo2. Ltre pompou bearing great.
est number OF blooms. First, 81.
lo3 Finest chrysanthemums lu
show, regardless OF previous prem
.ums taken, size OF plant number
and size OF bloom 20 be considered
FIRST, Jardauierc oa pedestal by G..
T. Hal furniture.
lU Best six blooms, white,
grown from Great Western Plant Co.
plants First s. I'm bulbs.
lo5. Largest bloom from Grca,
Western Plant Co. plants First. 81
IN bulbs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-28

Half the battle of life is a
fight for food
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-06-03
The ~Camhodlsns

Physicians prescriptions filled by a
registered pharmacist at our store. w.
A. Ferguson & Co.