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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-18
81 MARY GWYN WHITMAN
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siding genius OF the council conven.
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sI rs 'ApoIt"''' C'h'r energy as vast
ed' ana thus Drihs judgment knoWl'
'"S' ana PolS' 10 our ac'loh' mere
| Is great amount Ci nervous energy
spent Whlch would urge you to spare
ior neeu'u outlay ms does not I'M
~! In"' 'hei' Ahouiu De any LACK ol
'ohceh'ralloh upon "hat we ulpler
I"Ae'
\ visit to the chairman of the bien.
/ nal committee of the board, the
chairman of the program committee
and the president to Cincinnati imme
| diately before the board of directors
resulted in conferences with local
! BOARD. and we may look forward to the
! biennial with assurance Of uneXcelled
local arrangements. Hotel Sinton has
been named as headquarters and
/ Music Hall as the place of meeting has
already been announced to you"
eral federation held a three DAYS ses-
sion recently at Washington. ID. c..
and the proceedings are given in de-
tail by the corresponding secretary.
Mrs Frank y. Sheik. business and
special committees reported work
done since the San Antonio meeting.
Local arrangements presented by Mrs.
Blankenberg were considered in con-
nection with the blocked out program
and circulars will Immediately be
sent out by the press committee Civ
ing information regarding hotels,
railroad rates, programs and social in
formation. II has been decided that
special effort be made to gather exact
information conserving the work done
by clubs blanks will be sent out aud it
is hoped that the clubs will feel 1t
their duty TO respond, giving accurate
Information which can be given to the
standing committees.
The committee ON music, through
ITS chairman, Mrs. Il. Rowan OF Wat
ertown, Mass. announce that it has
many interesting cantatas, sketches
ana papers on the lives OF composers,
and Will be glad to assist all clubs
with their musical work.
From the literature committee
comes a strong appeal to Remember
that the Literature club is the foun.
dation stone; it is the mother club;
and the desire for altruistic work
could never have been such power
for good without the study and pre-.
paration that has gone before"
, The art committee has given prac
tiCal suggestions which, If nut into
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-18

City Drug store. Hoffman Drug Co.,
Ardmore Pharmacy. T. y. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-18

Miss Jessie Cunningham of
Gainesville, Texas, is the guest Of
friends
Mrs. John Dexter returned Sun.
day from Illinois, where she has Wis
tied since the middle of December.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Sykes are
home from an extended stay at Bat
tie Greek, Mich, where Mr. Sykes
went for the benefit of his health.
-Muskogee PhoenixX.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-18

\ womau's idea Of good clothes
is the Kind her neighbor doesn't
have.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-18

IN the fell clutch Of circumstance
have not WINGED or cried aloud
Under the bmdgconings of fate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-18

out of the night that covers me,
Black as the pit from pole to pole
thank whatever gods there be
For my uncouquerable soul,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
BUSINESS cHANcEs-costinued
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED FIRM IN THE
CITY.

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED FIRM IN THE
CITY.
COWING & CO., ESTABLISHED IN 1888 IA
PPdaGiFIG PaD IL BLDG; WE ARE HEADogARTlE5IRISs ol5II s
MNEEIRhs NERM rLANING IN MILLS ANY 81 boGATIoN
ESTATE sSST ,T BUSINESS CHANCES. CALL AND
For. sale-Restaurant at Cliff house; best
nargaln ever offered. and room cottage; cause,
For sale-Haf interest downtown saloon and
cafe old established; receipts $3.50 day.
For sale-Old reliable corner stationery candy,
ICE ICE cream and cigar store; living rooms; chance
For sale-,Established up to date nskelodeon;
neSy furnished; cause, retiring.
snap, bargain-Ladies' and gents general
store; thriving country town.
:. For sale-Corner saloon, near Market; value
For sale-Night and day restaurant; depot
ioGsdron: Edr receipts s75 day: sickness. -,
ished 70 years Clearing dsa .so $500 sale menfh
70, or saie-Cozy little high grade restaurant;
For sale-Delicatessen; receipts $40 day; best
For sale-oid established millinery store: best
For sale..Country meat market; receipts
si;soo s month month; cause, poor health.
FOR sale-Country ladies' and gents furnish
ing store; thriving California town.
For sale-Roadhouse; rooms and summer gar
bargain DAin'
For sale,Restaurant and lunch counter; suit
"ptS IN Aduies. S4U uays business locallon
For sale-Planing mill; money maker; come
quick.
For saie-Established. up to date, newly fur
nlsned nckelodeon; cause, retiring.
for lady.
For saie-Express and storage business; clear
ing $3.50 month
For sale-Sawmill; timber for 10 years run;
on railroad.
For sale-2o. 00O, 900 feet first class redwood:
on SoE1IE: raIlroad; Humboldt county:
COWlNG Co, 742 AND IA PACIFIC BLDG.
For sAie-Small cash family grocery; fine To-
cation; man and wife.
Special bargains for this week. Buyers, see
CoWING & CO.,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

Every person possessing surplus dollar, in
accordance with natural business instincts de-.
sires 70 place that dollar where 1t will work as
hard for its possessor as he or she did to
acquire it
In selecting an investment the first considera-
tion should be SAFETY. then earning power
There are two distinct classes OF Investors
The conservative, those who carefully in
vestigate all conditions, facts and circumstances
connected with the proposition under considera-
investigation and by the same careful business
judgment so necessary to success in any line of
enterprise. These the money mekers-the
invariably successful.
convincing argument. With all consuming
desire to get rich quick greedy and avari-
cious. The class who are prone to take dier''
without any regard to conditions, circumstances
or the exercise or ordinary business pru-
dence- This class the unsuccessful, who IN
variably meet disaster.
There is of the extremist, the over
cautious, who would be fearful of a government
bond; the kind who bury their money under the
corn crib because they trust no bank. The
class who WILL NOT be convinced, or who
quibble and delay until opportunity, time and
again. has passed them By.
/ address myself 10 the sensible, conserva-
tive investor. To him who will accept indis-
putable facts and after demonstration, through
ncontrovertible evidence will exercise the good
Judgment OF svailing himself Of existent oppor-
tunitfes.
oil is the VESTS greatest industry, as proven
by actual production During the year ie0a the
value of oil produced in Calffornis exceeded the
time this week and let me show you what
have done for others. I have made a fortune
for myself in the last three years and have
made money for every client that / have been
doing business for since the IRE. Let me show
you what l do for you.
Very truly yOurs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
MATRIMONIAL

NICE looking young man (22), strictly Eureo-
pean military college education, will marry at
any attractive young lady with some
means: happiness predicted as I am excep-
tionally home loving. familiar. useful and hon
est. have business ability; I am working
but would quit il for some time as I wish 70
study and go to school, all eonidential;l no
trifers; no gents Box 1865. Call office.
WIDOWER, by divorce OF rather high middle
age. no children, owns property and good home
no incumbranees. wishes the acquaintance Of a
middle aged lady: object matrimony: write
date of birth: prefer a poor honest Iadv
noma, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL OIL. OIL
Are you interested in oil?
Do you want to be?
Do you want to get in right?
Do you want TO make money?
Look up location of our property.
Ask any one who knows. The more he knows
the more he will recommend property
Our company owns 120 acres.
It's the finest tract of patented land in Cali
forna.
We pay no alties-
1t has flowing wells from 1000 barrels to
1000 barrels sides of it, and pumping
wells the fourth side.
Our property is pronounced being absolutely
in the richest belt and every foot proven by
U. s. Geological Report No. 400.
Look up our location in s. Z. quarter. Sec. 81,
TIP. 3d. s. Range "a East Kern County
We are in the very center OF the wonderful
Midway.
We guarantee not to assess you.
This is Square Company, with square people
in it.
You always have our Guarantee Of a
Square DEAL
Stock only 25c per share-1 share or
10000, difference.
Every treated alike.
All stock is equal. all common, no preferred.
Address all inquiries and make all payments
direct to
GUARANTEE OIL CO.,
JOHN PROMBERGER, Fiscal Agent,
ArzN-% r11t- Doanl-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

TO INVESTORS:
]. NJ. D0OLEY & co. are men Of recognized
ability, who have been doing business In San
Francisco for the last 20 years. In making our
initial bow to the investing public Of San Fran
cisco in this line, we have used every precau-
tion, so as to be in a position to guarantee to
patrons only the best advice and SAFEST In
vestments
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

have good opportunities for small, conserva-
tive investors. School teachers, clerks, bank
clerks, stenographers: in fact, any one with
small amount of money, and my business IS
kept strictly confidential. j think it will pay
you to call and A little talk will do
you no harm, and perhaps L be Of service
to you
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
INvEsTMENTs-Continued

INvESTMENTs-Co
HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS.
XIX
DIVIDEND PAYING STOCKS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
XIX
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS.
XIX
OIL LANDS.
XIX
DO YOU WANT TO GET IN ON ONE OF
THE BEST GROUND FLOOR PROPOSITIONS
In the heart of the oil gushers? If so, call at
once and let me show you what have.
NOTICE. can positively guarantee you much
more than you pay for certain stock.
which l only sell a small amount Of. Call
and ind out about this.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

Every person possessing surplus dollar, IN
accordance with natural business instincts, de-
sires to place that dollar where il will work as
hard for its possessor he or she did to ae-
quire it.
In selecting an investment the first eonsidera-
tion should be SAFETY. then earning power.
There are two distinct classes of investors
The conservative, or those who carefully tnyesti-
gate all conditions. facts and circumstances con-
nected with the proposition under consideration,
tigation, and by the same careful business tudg-
ment so necessary to success in any line OF en-
terprise. These are the money makers-the in
yariably successful.
The second class are those Influenced by con-
vlncing argument. With an all consuming desire
to -get rich quick" greedy and avarieious-
The class who are prone to take a hier' with
out any regard to conditions, circumstances or
the exercise of even ordinary business prudence.
This class are the unsuccessful, who invariably
meet disaster.
There is, of course. the extremist. the over
cautious, who would be fearful of government
bond; the kind who bury their money under the
corncrib because they trust no bank. The class
who WILL NOT be convinced, or who quibble
and delay until opportunity time and again has
passed them by.
address myself TO the sensible. conservative
investor. To him who VIII accept indisputable
facts and after demonstration, through mcontro-
vertible evidence, will exercise the good judg
ment of availing himself of existent OppOrtuni-
ties.
Oil is the vests greatest industry, as proven
by actual production. During the year 1909 the
value OF oil produced in California exceeded the
gold production by over s12, 10000. Call any
time this week and let me show you what /
for myself in the last three years and have
made money for every client that / have been
doing business for since the fire. Let me show
you what l do for you
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

RESTAURANT-Fin location; in business dis
trict; would sell "a interest, $500, or whole
$1,000, SEE DoOLEY & CO., room 10, Isl
Market st. corner 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

S900-GRoCERY. NOTIONS, CANDY AND
LUNCH PLACE, with liquors; fine location; near
school, rent $780, including water average daily
receipts S35; come quick il you want this. SEE
DOOLEY & CO., room 11o, 1871 Market st. cor
ner 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

J. M. DOoLEY & co. call your special atten-
ton to this column Each business chance on
our list has been thoroughly investigated by US.
and we safely offer them as bona fde and
worthy of your considera alton.
See D00LEY & CO.. THE BUSINESS BROKERS
Room 110, Te7 Market st. cor. 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

i,1oo-DELICATEssENA AND DINING ROOM;
a splendid paying business; employs 3 people.
SEE DooLEY CO., room 110, 7s7 Market st.
corner 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
BUSINESS cHANcEs-co.tlnued

j. NJ. DooLEY & co j. NJ. DOoLEY & co.
Business Brokers,
Room 11o, Investors Building.
7s7 MARKET ST. COR 4TH. SAN FRANCISCO.
Phone Douglas 1859
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

and well located. doing Hne business. living
rooms and very low rent; only s25 month; this
place could not be bought at this price, only
owner has another business; averages sales $40
day, and easily be increased TO $50; an
exceptionally good corner and dirt cheap at the
price asked. SEE DOOLEY & CO., room 110,
7S7 Market st. corner 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

% STOCKS N
CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY elsewhere
NOW, RIGHT NOW is the time to buy In
order to profit by Fall advances"
We offer for immediate delivery, subject
25. coo shares Mid-Gusher Oil Co--...@ Cheap
900 shares Alaska PIT. Coal Co.. a -131s
1 200 shares Lady Washington Oil Cog ,12
! 900 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.--@ Cheap
1000 shares Maricopa Nat. Pet. Co..6 .35
l 900 shares Liberty OIL Co......@ 10
i 900 shares Reynolds Transmission. a II
1 900 shares Paula Oil Co....-@ cheap
!, 600 shares La Blanc Oil Co. wanted. a %
1 900 shares Puritan OIL Co..M Cheap
g, 900 Cal. Pressed Brick Co.. asst. pd. a Bid
]. 900 shares Boston Pacific OIL Co...-Q .35
1 900 shares Ventura oil Dew. Co. "a IL
2, 900 shares s. W. & B. Oil Cod Cheap
500 shares Madison OIL Co. o.-........0 .09
400 shares Pyramid Oil Coz. Wanted
La Zacualpa Rub. (1e03 seriesl@ $50 90
P. NJ. HARRIS CO.. BROKERS',
751-753 Phelan Bldg, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

CAN GIVE YOU SOME GOOD NEW LoCA-
TI0NS and assist you in getting good, long
leases. Have several good corners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14


GROUND
FLOOR
OFFERING
syndicate of 10 people with $500 each is
being formed to start operations an abso-
lutey proved oil property. 80 miles from San
Francisco We can not go wrong this
flowing in sufficient quantities to ignite.
Physical and chemical analysis of the sur.
ieum existence. Visit the properly before before
investing You will be convinced the minute
you look over the land that We have OF
This is indeed ground floor offering. where
you can be one of the big Ash instead of the
small fry. A two mile pipe line will gravi-
tate our oil TO tidewater. Would you like to
be of this syndicate? Make immediate
inquiry at room 519. Mechanics Bank bldg.
94s Market St. San Francisco.
INVEST IN EUCALYPTUs-The sum Of $3.50.
average Of 81 900 per year for the balance of
your life; my contracts can be bonded What
is better insurance than this? For full par
J. NELSON WATT,
2oe Mills building.
IF You RESPOND QUICKLY. I CAN LET vou
in on an option have far below present value.
on some shares in a big commercial enterprise
having monopoly and orders on hand of over
$4,000 600. Biggest dividend payer existing;
value of shares increases steadily. Address E.
G.. KOENIG. As Kearny at.
WANT PARTY WITH s45 600 TO INVEST IN
CLAREMONT SUBDIVISIONS; NO FINER ON
EARTH: EVERY LOT WILL SELL WITHIN
30 DAYS; 65 PER CENT NET PROFIT
GUARANTEED: LET Us SHOW YOU THE
PROPERTY AND BE CONVINCED BOX
3O22 CALL OFFICE. OAKLAND.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
HEALD,S BUS. COLLEGE-SHORTHAND TYP
ING. ENG. BRANCHES. 425 McALLISTER.
BUSINESS COLLEGE 1880
MARKET ST. PHONE PARK 4426
A-CHCAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE, day and
eve; positions secured 1898 Valencia cor 22d.
DUDLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, Mission Bank
bldg. 10th ST. Mission: phone or call.
MERRILL-MILLER COLLEGE. 733 Fillmore St;
q select school Of business; day and evening.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College. 906 Market
st. at Eddy: day and evening sessions
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher-Marsh
Business College. 1856 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SALOON AND FAMILY LIQUOR STORES
tsbIished since the FIRE; good opportunity for
any wanting business OF this kind; very
low rent: price right.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SALooN-Near Market and 9Th SITS; long
lease: nice fixtures: rent $50; terms; u cash,
balance to suit; price $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

If you are looking for apartment house
rooming house furnished fat SEE DOOLEY 4
CO., room no. 7s7 Market st. cor. 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

IL you have part of the cash to buy a saloon
with, call and let me help you get started
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

S400-BUTCHERS, ATTENTION; grocery with
with living rooms; good space for meat mar
ket; ice chest and coffee mills no butcher shop
within 10 blocks; has stable and large lot for
horses; wagons; come quick and get this; it's
a snap. SEE D0oLEY & CO., room 110, 7S7
Market ST. corner 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

HAVE good groceries, with family liquors,
that / can give you so days trial before you
purchase. Some with living rooms and some
without.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

GEO. A. HERRICK.
XIX
1905 MARKET ST.
XIX
INVESTMENT BROKER.
XIX
ESTABLISHED 1915.
XIX
REFERENCE: THE WESTERN NATIONAL
BANK.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SALOON FIXTURES, with license; everything
complete, including cigar stand outfit; also Il
tables, 80 chairs; everything ready for business.
Come and me. / can give you genuine bar
gain. GOOD CHANCE FOR A SALOONAiAN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

NOTICE. have saloons for sale on Market
st. Geary, Third mr.. Market, Powell, Taylor.
Ellis, kearny, Golden Gate, Fillmore, Grant ar.,
Suffer, Post, Lsrkin. Polk, Turk, Sixth, Meal
lister Mission, in fact, L can give you saloon
in the location you want.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

ALSO some good Il interests in good paying
saloons, from $500 Up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
MINES AND MINING

81 900 DEED for $500. or $3.50 600 for the CON
trolling interest in the best gold mine in state;
terms to suit; investigate at once. Owner
room 1lo. Lick House, 9Th and Mission, rs
a. m, 81 D. m.
GOLD, amalgam. rich ore bought; cash: assaytns
SOC. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. l31 5th at near
Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

GENUINE BARGAIN IN CANDY. M
Tl0NS, TOYS, STATIONERY SCHOOL sup
PLIES, ICE CREAM; has nice living rooms.
swell little store. Price $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

have good opportunities for small, conserva-
tive investors. School teachers. clerks, bank
clerks, stenogrsphers: in fact any one with
small amount OF money, and my business is
kept strictly confidential. I think 1t will pay
you to call and see me. little talk will do
you no harm, and perhaps I can be Of service
10 you
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SAIOoN-T~o blocks south of Market St !;
1000.
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To THE PUBLIC: / want your business. or
part of IL. Look up through your banks,
or my bank, Bradstreet's, or Dun's, or ask
the business houses that you deal with When
you are satisfied that l all right call at
my office and see what l can do for you. I
have some good listed and unlisted stocks for
sale, and / can give you good buys. IL
rou will work with I will work with you.
NOTICE: I want clients that will stick with
me THE YEAR AROUND. IL you deal with
me once / know that you viii deal with me
again. / have two or three OUT OF THE
ORDINARY opportunities for you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

sALooN-Powell st. near Market; 10 years
lease; bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

CHOICE SELECTIONS FROM OUR LIST.
81 $1,100-APARTMENT HOUSE, with 80 foot
lawn, on sunny slde;; all house keeping rooms
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

II 10 impossible for me 20 advertise all Of the
various propositions that ! have for sale but If
you win call az my office aud let me know what
KING Of business you want. think that l can
locate ycu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

sS00-RoOMING HOUSE: 20 elegantly fur
nished rooms. well located downtown. clears sos
month. SEE Do0LEY & CO., 7S7 Market st.
corner 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SMALL Sr0RES-Ststionery, school supplies
confectionery stores, candy and ice cream stores
small grocery stores, millinery cleaning and dxe
ing business. L have the kind Of business that
you are locking for.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS can sell to
any one that wants interest in one Of the best
manufacturing plants in California STOCK that
VIII pay back 70 the investor several times the
amount OF money be is required to invest I will
give gold bond, which is TO be returned 70 the
company after the dividends have paid the full
amount of the original investment
EESTNENT
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ELEGANT LITTLE APT. HOUSE, 16 rooms;
clears SO per month; choice location; close In;
price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

s5oo-10 ROOMS: close in town; house full OF
rcomers: clears $50 month. SEE DoOLEY &
Co, 7S7 Market st. corner 4th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29
LOWELL.

Miss Edith Dinwiddie of Eagle Creek
township was married to Neil Baird of
Billings, Mont. in Chicago Jan. 81. The
newly married couple arrived in Lowell
last evening, to go to the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Din
widdie. east of Lowell We under
stand they will make their future home
at Billings, Mont. where Mr.. Baird
holds railroad position. Mr.. Baird
formerly resided with his parents in
Eagle Creek township. Both the con-
tracing parties have wide acquaint-
ance throughout southern Lake county
and enjoy the esteem and respect of
all who join in extending best wishes
for future happineness and prosperity.
w. Clark is carrying his arm in a
sing, caused by fall from a step-lad-
der. on which he was working.
1t is reported that John Black has
sold 120 acres of his Eagle Creek. town
ship farm to Schuyler Post for sos per
acre.
Logan Sritchfeld who recently ac-
cepted a travelling salesman position
with wholesale drug house, was sud
denly attacsked with appendicitis We'd
nesday and was taken to a Chicago
hospital where he underwent an op-
last evening from his bedside at the
hospital and reported that. though he
was very sick, it is thought he will
recover
Mrs. Martin Driscoll Is reported quite
seriously sick, having to be cared for BIZ
trained nurse from Chicago.