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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-14

The list of public schoolteachers as
appointed for the next school year has
undergone many changes since the first
list appeared at the time of the meet
ing of the commissioners of education.
held early in July. There are still
few vacancies to FIJI and a few trans
fers to make which viii somewhat
change the list before the beginning of
the school year on September 18th.
The department Of public instruction
has made a very great effort to place
teachers where the very best results
viii be obtained as well as to accom-
modate both the teachers and the com
munities where they are assigned.
The summer school has not only prov
en- a great help to many of the teach
ers, but has given the department con
siderable knowledge as to the qualifi-
cations of many Of the new applicants.
Who the Teachers Are.
The following is the official list of
the teachers assigned to the various
public schools in the Territory;
Hawaii
Ookala-Abel All You.
Laupahoehoe-J. V. MARCEL, Mrs. j.
MARCEL. s. J. Maluo, Miss Lucy Kopa.
Pohakupuka-A. J. Ignacio, Miss T..
Macy.
Hakalau-E. 5. CapeIa, Mrs. Capella,
Miss Katy Sadler.
Honomu-A. V. Carvalho, Miss Ivy
Borden, Miss Louise X. Bal. Paul Tai
let. Miss VI. Cabrinha
Pepeekeo-Miss Gladys Richard, Miss
NJ. Kempster. Miss NJ. Malterre. Miss
NJ. Kamakaiwi.
Papaikou-Wm. McCIuskev, princi-
pal and supervising principal; Miss X.
PilewaIe, Miss l. Vowel, Miss f. De
sha. Miss A. Low. Miss Annie Napier,
Mss \. Carvvalho.
Haaheo-Mrs II. Ludloff, Miss Edna
Akau. Miss f. Osorio.
Kaiwiki-W. G. Aiona. A. Wong Wal.
Puueo-Miss All Moi Ahin.
Kaumana-Miss Katharine Case.
HiIo High-R. A Richmond, Mrs. J.
Allen, Miss T. Pomeroy, Miss L. Deyo.
Miss H. Severance, -; special,
Mrs. J. 7. Lewis
Hilo Union-Miss Josephine Deyo.
Miss Emma Akamu, Miss Stephanlc
Guard, Miss Lilinoe Hapai, Miss Har,
riet Hapai. Mrs. Annie Kai. Miss Alice
West Miss Esther Lyman, Miss Mary
Devo Miss f. Porter. Miss Clara Stone.
Waiakea-i la-Miss Louise Hapai.
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Haou-W. a. Yeats.
lor.
Kaupo-Afrs. L. A. MARCEL, Miss A
kanamu.
Kalae-Miss VI. Payne.
Kaunakakai-D. Kaai
Kamalo-Mrs L. Dudoit.
KaIuaaha-Mrs. VIM. Anahu.
Wailau-Abel Cathcart, L. K. Kalo,
uhi.
| Halawa-Simeon Kalua.
Pelekunu-Nellie Alexander.
Kalaupapa-John T. Inca
| Snecial-Not included under regula,
| schedule:
Lahainaluna-C. A. Macdonald. Mrs
| NJ r. Macdonald. Samuel Kapu Harlan
Roberts. Samuel Nookini. J. A. Wilson
VIM Makaena. A. s. sKauhaihao, E. II
| Dearborn.
Wanupe-Niss Emma Kaipu.
Waikiki-Mrs. Ellen Kenwav, Miss
Afung Ontai.
MoiIiili-Mrs. J. n. Bell, vice prn-
cipal; Mrs Martha Bomke. Miss Agnes
Creighton
Nanoa-Mrs. NJ. D. Brown.
Northumberland Chas. Bald
win, also principal of Waikiki, Moiliili
and Manoa schools: Mrs K Winter,
Miss Nellie McLain. Miss Phoebe Heen,
Mrs. K Morgan, Miss Margaret John
son. Miss Emma Lyons, Mrs. c. Mon
sarrat. Miss Ethel Wolfe, Miss P. Perry,
Miss Ella Goo Kim. Miss Isabel Weight
Miss VI. Nvman. Miss l. Mccarthy, Mrs.
Mary Williams
Mckinley High-Prof VI. NJ Scott
7. F. Barnes, Mrs s. s. Kinney, Mss
Clara ZiegIer p \. Folsom. Miss A. NJ.
Dow. Mss Jennie Charlesworth. Benz
Rairos. Miss K Woodford. Miss Anna
Tucker
NormaI-Edgar Wood, Miss Eva
Dawson. Miss NJ. Ida Ziegler Mrs Lii
Miss Ruth Shaw. Mss Florence VI. Lee
Miss Maud Dawson, Miss Margaret
Cooke Miss Mary Grote. Miss Florence
Winter. Miss Elsa Peterson, Miss Marie
Doughlas. Miss Maiorie Freeth, Miss
Kate Zimmerman. Miss D. Stone Helga
Wikander. Laura P Merrill.
Pohukaina-Miss NJ Angus, vice
principal; Miss Esther Goo. Mss s, Nc
Tnernv, Miss Akiau Ontai. Miss Eta
Ayers. Mrs VIM Minton. Miss Louise
MeIn, Miss Clara Quincy, G. K,
Amona.
RovaI-PrincfpaI James c. Davis
also principal of Pohukaina and Pauoa:
Mrs :. : Paxson. Miss Gertrude White.
man. Miss Juliet Taner, Mrs. Alice
Brown. Miss NJ b. Starbird. Miss Annie
Goo Kim, Miss 7. K. Angus, Miss Nil,
lie Morris. Miss Marie Piikoi. Mrs
Blanche F. Brewing. Miss Helen Rob.
ertson, Mss Frances Bindt. Mss Nollie
Grace. Miss Sadie McLain. Mrs S II.
DoughIaS. Miss Ada Lycett, Mrs Marie
NarcalIino. Miss Mabel Ladd
Central Primarv-Mrs c. O. Hotel
Mrs. \. \. Sinclair. Miss A Z. Hadlev
-Irs Alice Chalmers (nee Green). Miss
Gu~~io Schlommer, Miss Edith Nicholas
Mrs. b. NJ March. Miss Mabel Light.
foot
Central Grammar-Principa Mrs. T
! w. Carter. also principal Of Central
Primary; Mrs. VI. C. GregorS Mrs. T.
A. Wilkins, Miss A !. Gault, Miss
Nahle Armstrong. Miss X. Killian. Ms.
, Isabella Kelley. Miss Laura r. Atkin-
son. Miss r. Case.
Pauoa-Mrs. Louisa Lucas, Miss D
Akana
Naemae-AIiss T. Dayton, vice prin
cipal; Miss Maude Jordan, Mss Vic
torir Jordan, Mrs. Ellen Vic5erv.
Kauluwela-Mrs. I. L. Creighton. Y
, p; Miss NJ. Leiuaala Smith. Miss Vir
ginia Ekstrana Miss Hattie Avan. Mis-,
Kate Mcintyre. Mrs. Mollie Yap. MISS
Ian Yin Ching, Mrs. J. Y. Fskew. Mrs
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FADS FOR WOMEN.

y nile an ali-whire toilet is perhaps
cooler than colored one. il will not
l"ok cool Inless the faoric is Of some
9"la, Transparent weave. as mnQ or
'iI1ton. The starched white frocks are
really warm looking, but many women
rave noticed how a cool anrearance
may be lal arted by the touch Of a male
color, such as mauve, male sca r,roo,,
10y -NH h9ht blue, and, last hut not
.'.'>'' "l"ck-not too much Of the last
'"I4eI, OF course, but lust a little.
10y the way, the thin black stuffs ale
very GOO. looking, developed into
"".'e gowns for summer wear.
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TIDES. SUN AND NOUN

nm a n. am. u n ~
N & a. IS 50 OO7 IL .l's.s'
" 70 SIS - 7.ss leo i.s'.sS' /" :
r y az /. Q i Pm IN ,.ss s.sos.sss "Ha
F - =. IS IS ~ 2 @ ..s's.''' q IT,
IS lo.s, /. $40 a.s s.'' sea- :,
$ ,4,,s 50 IS Il o,I $ ''' '' ~ T. i.
First quarter of the moon u; h' o.eu'
The tides at Kahului and INV Homo
about one hour earlier than o
lulu. :. 10 hours
Hawaiian standard time Is ~; ~ tint,
80 minute. slower than Green"ie1I5 ~ de-
being that Of the meridian "a whistle
grees 80 minutes. The ti !. N. ssns
Slows at $50 p. m, which I is ,n' So
~ Greenwich . hours minute 1ia so- the
and moon arc for local time
Thole group
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LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu. Saturday, August ID, wv
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/. R. LECkENBY

7 have never considered myself g pro
hibitionist. but as 7 love nv neighbour
and pity the poor SO DO 7 wish to have
alcohol as a beverage removed from the
Islands It used u be said ''ererv
man for himself but profound
change has come about. We are for4-
ing onward and upward; time Is called
for better morals. cleaner lives. Our
heroes today are not criminals bur We
respect those who dare Il think clearly
and act wisely We fnd statesmen
ahampioning the cause Of birds ana orr
3umb friends have q modern mantle Of
protection thrown around them.
Why dc so many advocate prohibi-
sn2 Is it to make moneys Some OF
enjoying q glass Of beer with our
dinner. neither do we love restraint.
But for the sake If orr weaker brother.
for the unlimited suffering that drink
and the saloon in+tlats on mothers. and
because We have been touched with this
new-tima spirit. We advocate and vote
for prohibition IF not for this Won
VIII vote with us. then far the sake of
little children vote far more decen-
world
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K0AALA CONDITIONS
ARISING FROM DRINK

~# rslgesr arguments being made
against prohibition I'll Hawai-. are
three fourtAs fo1 and one fourth mist
Il tee men whose eyes ara glued OIL
r rlse and f4l O. brewery stock have
any real facts to show tna- -ne l1auor
business benefits THE amman race. taer
sHoud ,rot thau oat ana not depeaE
solely ou trying to oat0G voters minds
There are abundant facts showing
raa. tine safe OF alcoholic drinks is max
ing fools Of human Belngss ana IS
heavy tax oil business
Returning from Pololu. last wee.
we SAW four Keeling Iuaudllu Hawa-
iaHs and a fifth wa wallowIuu On tae
roadside like hog There mas mo-
been q pardav OF tAe road gang for
months that mas nor seen crowd Of
staggering. wuOoplug. drink De-ul1leQ
lmbec5Ies doing a snake dance OF the
government road
A k0haia ecauiover Of q man OF tna
drinking class at the emo Of the first
month. mad bills presented him Tor two
thirds tht man Z. wdge--al. TOR liquor,
~rOrekeenerS wuG Trust 5ucn men can
collect provision bills No families can
1--we decentiy OF one third q Iaborer' s
wage.
IL on Of fine plantation camps. On
recent Monday morning, one-thIra the
men were dead drunk Il the agree
gate this Is 2 heavv tax on any indus
try: 50 heavy that the Fr.cE Coke Com
panv recently sought u oUv al the
saloons ana braweraes u Favette coun
tx. PENNSYLVANIA w-h rHe purpose Of
closing them and stopping the drain on
lis profits from Sunday debauches
A plantation manager told IL t1ar
liquor is taken tn the Filipino camps
every Sunday bv ilIle-- dealers. Drink
sold without license Is shocking ten
cents off the dollar or plantation wages.
Our doctors never before sawed Up so
MANY whisky slasheS
Nhv does not restriction restrict Il
never has. The man VINO l. urging,
Prohibition doesa prohibits there
fore ] favor resi- elton, IL either q
bvnoc-ite or il blinit0Ida5
Tnese are cold faer--hohala facts,
This is the rotten state Of affairs that
We are asked t. vote IL july Could
prohibition make i verse How much
does restriction restrict II kohal8
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TESTIMONY OF EXPERIENCE

TAF BIG FARMER HAS BECOME a PROH'BTlONIST
BECAUSE H SUFFERED GREAT LOSS WHILE WAITING
sos HIS EMpl DYES TO SOBER UP AFTER A WET DEY"-
CAUSE HI FINDS THAT PEOPLE HAVE MORE MONEY TO
SPEND IN THE LEGITIMATE CHANNELS or TRADE AND
COLLECTIONS ARE BETTER
THS BUSINESS MAN HAS BECOME PROHIBTi0NIST
BECAUSE 1T PUTS MONEY IN HIS POCKET AND BECAUSE
TRE MORAL TONE OF THE COMMUNITY IS BETTER
Fr0n the statement OF Governor Burke
TIE LAW IS AS WELL IF MOT BETTER. ENFORCED
THAN MANY OTHER LAWS ON OUR BOOKS SUCH AS CAR
RYjNG CONCEALED WEAPONS, GAMBLING AND THE LIKE.
From the statement Of Governor Noe.
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DO ARGUMENTS CHANGE FACTS?
IN NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck, April %, 1910
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Read the Actual Testn,.
Police Chiefs Given !.
HARRISON Beach,
AND THEN COMPARE \
The Absurd Statements !
Liquor Dealers Abn.
Dry Kansas

That prohibition has dee,.,..,
- Kansas Is shown bv H.
statements Of the chiefs of =.
the cries mentioned. H.n T.
Beach q the associated p,es. !,
son $ Magazine for March.
The concluding article Of HAM.
Beach well known as one 81 q,
nenr officials of the Assoeist,i
as IT appears IN Pearson 5 Macs
March, is an Unexpectedly ss,es.
ute 10 the success of prohihitea M,
sas In fact, the TESTIMONY i :.
larry significant in view Of tbs !.
attitude Of Nj Beach toward /.
which appears to be that Of s,s
the world, who Is himself neitb.,,
hlb-tlonls- nor a total abstain,
NJ Beach wrote the police eb.,
the following cities this ouestim,
b what percentage have e,s.
disorder increased or decrease !,
the enforcement Of the prehihisu,
The replies given in Pearnst
mus summarized:
Pittsburg-Total number n ~
wet period, $50: dry period lM
rests for drunkenness, wet ner;as I
dry period, 80
Hutchlnson-Total number d sn
wet period. 204; dry period, M
rest Tor drunkenness, wet penal
dry PERIOD, 81.
\ ewron-9e per cent decreas,
Junction C1rv--I5 to 80 per nzt
crease
Farsons-1o per cent decrease
Aarlott-t'ut one prisoner Dow
LeaEenWort if--o9 per cent defsEI
Eaola-lol per cent decrease
ofek a. per cent aeefeaN
= h5Soii-2V per cent decfessa
" ienifa-Large decrease. desan
l'er cent increase IN population u 2
yea
q wa iia--9 per cent aeelsss'
fnlPof. a-61 per cent decrease
y ln1leLa-f7 per cent decIess
y 4 Il ma tTa r. MaTerlailv Iof u
II
Dodge Clty-f2 per cent aecl'M
ARKANSAS itv-o8 per eens a1sia
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'tecfea SEQ
IN the one penltennary u =.
Whleh ls under the Iurlsdleli0a =
state, the representation o. =.
morn men ana women mas as ~.
from twenty-five per cent II IVY
we've per cert IN 1905, two vssH !, J
the commencement Of the slries sl'a
ment OF the law, inns Is the na''
Rlheant because I IS stated lla. : :
count 1es are sendlng pflsonels !. !
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Ardmoreite want adS bring results.
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INSURGENTS WIN
IN CALIFORNIA
HIRAM JOHNSON, INSURGENCY
AND REBELLION AGAINST THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC POLITICS.

San Francisco, Aug l7.-lnSurgency
appears to have won the day in Cali
fornia. Late tonight there is little
doubt that Hiram w. Johnson, under
the banner of insurgency and rebel
lion against the political activities OF
the Southern Pacific railway, has
swept the state. From every county
the returns roll up his majority and
it looks at II o'clock as though he
would carry every county with the eX-
ception OF San Francisco, where
Charles p. Curry, his closest oppon-
ent has a lead of 1000.
In the battle between William Kent,
insurgent. and Duncan Mckinlay, who
is seeking denomination to congress
from the Second district, Kent main
tains slight lead. 1t is neck and
neck race so far.
At II o'clock Kent was only 100
ahead. In the Fifth district, f. A.
Hayes, insur0ent, leads his opponent,
No adequate returns have been re-
pLrted on the advisory vote for United
States senator. From meager returns,
howevef, John d. Works, insurgent, is
III the lead.
Cut.id of the city and county OF
san FreI cisco, Johnson is having little
trouble. He has swept the southern
part of the state, with Phillip 4. Stan
ton bad second. The larger northern
and central counties appear to have
been with him solidly. Johnson's sup
porters are crowdinS his headquarters
offering him congratulations. Among
his callers was Tfe )do,e Roosevelt,
Jr. TIL e size of the vote is difficult to
estimate anywhere from $4,000 to 4O,'
600.
Indications are that the entire ticke'
supported by the Lincoln-Roosevelt
league has been carried to victory with
Johnson.
Theodore A. Bell was nominated
without opposition on the democratic
ticket
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CORNERSTONE IS
LAID At ALTUS
LARGE CROWD ASSEMBLIES TO-
WITNESS MASONIC CEREMONY
IN JACKSON COUNTY.

Altus, okla, Aug. 1.-THE corner
stone OF The jackson county court
house at Altus was laid today. Ser
vices were in charge of the EldOrado
Commandery No. IS, knights Templar.
Forty men in uniform acted as escort
and every lodge in county was rep
resented. Between 300 and 400 Masons
we're in line.
The exercises were presided over by
Deputy Grand Master w. S. Bradshaw
of Mangum Grand Marshal o. w Al
lison of Hollis assisted by Marshal a.
5. J. Shaw had charge of the process
sion which reached almost around
the square. The crowd present on
the ground was estimated at between
$500 and 1000.
The Rev. Robert Hodgson of Altus
delivered the Grafton of the day and
at the conclusion of the ceremonies
lunch was served to all visiting Ma
sons and their wives.
Many prominent Masons from Okla
homa towns and Texas were present
and II was the general belief that the
gathering was one Of the largest and
most representative ever gathered to-
gether in Oklahoma in a city no larger
than Altus.
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0TO.NIGHT |
NU0cC)leA|s'
1 s,&s,:s'ls!a!ZzlzZll1zUE1S&':s.a!. = g.! S':.!..,

Pink Thompson, larceny.
Thursday, September %.
George Emberlin. murder
Friday, September %.
Hickman Johnie, Sidney Maytub-
bee and Henry Maytubbee, assault
to kill.
Joe Williams, assault to kill.
Ellis Williams, assault to kill.
Saturday, September "a.
Frank Patton and Jim Brooks, lar
ceny.
Ernest Key and Tom Wilson, rob
berry.
Monday. September 26.
Rayford Spencer, murder.
Tuesday, September 27.
Andrew Jackson ct al, larceny
Jeff Organ, larceny.
Dixie Williams and Manual Da-
Wis, larceny.
Wednesday, September %.
Bynum Johnson, larceny and re-
ceiving.
Eph James, larceny.
Bynum Johnson, larceny and re
ceiving
Will Roberts, larceny and receiy-
ing.
Henderson Yate and Andrew Da.
Wis, larceny.
Thursday, September 29.
Ernest Key, murder.
Friday, September 30.
Roy and Marvin Mitchell, assault
to kill
l.. b. Tatum, assault to kill.
Buck Williams, assault to kill.
w. w. Newman, larceny.
Monday, October 3.
Bob Terrell, murder.
Tuesday, October 4.
]. w. Gilley, larceny.
Knox Simmons, larceny.
Wednesday, October 5.
Brad White, murder.
]. II. Parish, disposing of mort
gagged property.
Thursday, October 6.
j. W. Banks, false pretenses.
viii Lasley. forgery.
Nette Smith, larceny.
, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hanford, lar
ceny.
Friday, October 7.
Richard r. McLish, forgery.
Hence Cohee, murder.
Richard R. McLish, false pretense
Monday, October 10.
A. Washmood, Henry PruitS, ct a
murder.
Tuesday, October II.
Oce Jones, malicious mischief.
Oce Jones, larceny and receivini
Oce Jones, larceny and receiving
Wednesday, October 12.
Clay Mccoy, murder.
All defendants who have not a
ready been arraigned will appear fc
arraignment and plea, on Wedne
day, Sept. 7, 1910.
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HoW's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the past fifteen years
aud believe him perfectly honorable
in al business transactions and finan'
cialy able to carry out any obligation
made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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OF THE
CRIMINAL DOCKET
Monday, September IL.

Monday, September IL.
Jack Tillotson, forgery.
Jim Ormsby, larceny.
Clarence Sealy, forgery.
Birt Shipman, larceny.
Jesse Edwards, larceny.
Tuesday, September 10.
Jake Lewis, murder.
Wednesday, September IA.
Charley Key, selling liquor to
minor.
Steve Shelton, selling liquor to
minor.
Claude Smith, selling liquor to
minor.
Tom Redman, selling liquor to
minor.
Tom Keeling, selling liquor to
minor.
Ed walling, selling liquor to
minor.
Geo. Venson, selling liquor to
minor.
Thursday, September IS.
Charlie Huffaker. murder.
Friday, September 16.
Elmer Finley and Bob Rogers, rob
berry.
Monday, September 10.
Newton Stark, murder.
Tuesday, September 20.
Frank Dyer, forgery.
Frank Nero, forgery.
Ed Dyer, larceny.
Wednesday, September 2f.
| Pink Thompson, larceny.
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THE FATAL RUBY

.,
NON 'lN I ~" WV W.. -
, -,
WIN " ''''''' = 'e'''
Neh' with MS nat Ill mas manu-
opened the door of the Jingle closed
it when Evelyn had entered, ana
stood stul bareheaded. looking after
-, . nau ho
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate by
Guardian.

In the matter of the guardianship
of Altha, Oracle, John, Vera and
Felea Thomas.
Notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance of an order of the County Court
of the County of Carter, State OF
Oklahoma, made on the 10th day OF
August, 1910, the undersigned guar
dian of the estate of Altha, Oracle,
John Jr, Vera and Felea Thomas,
minors, will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder, subject to con
firmation by said Court on Friday,
the 26th day Of August, 1910, at
10 o'clock a. m, at Ardmore, Carter
county, all the right, title and inter
est of said Altha Thomas, Oracle
Thomas John Thomas Jr., Vera
Thomas and Felea Thomas, minors,
in and to the following described
real estate situate in Garter County,
State of Oklahoma, towit:
Northeast quarter of Section Ten
GO), Township Four (D North,
Range Five 81 West, in Grady Coun-
ty, State of Oklahoma
Said real estate will be sold on
the following terms and conditions,
tuwit: Cash on delivery of deed.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in
the County Court or delivered to
the undersigned at the office OF
Moore G. Bass in Ardmore, Carter
County
Dated the 10th day of August
1910.
JOHN THOMAS, Sr.,
| list Guardian
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NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur
suance OF a Resolution adopted by the
Mayor and Board of Commissioner o;
the City of Ardmore. Oklahoma, on
the 9th day of August, 1910, propos-
ais by contractors will be received
at the office of the mayor of said city
until 12 o'clock noon, of the z4tn DAY
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NEWSPAPER MEN.

good men to work
on special editions, steady work
good money, might use bright am
ateurs. Call at Wilmington Hotei
tonight. between and s O'Clock
A. j. Russell.
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Hicks Capudine
Cures Headaches-All Kinds Ic,-ipp
Colds, Aches From hilarious
Conditions, Etc.

Capudine cures Headaches, whether
from heat, cold, brain-fag, over-exertion
or stomach troubles. Ii cures sick head.
aches and nervous headaches also.
Capudine is also the quickest and
best remedy for attacks of Cold or Gripp
IL relieve: the aching and feverishness
and restores normal conditions.
Capudine is liquid-easy and pleasant
% take-acts Immediately. l0c., 25c.
md Soc. at drug stores.
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Treasury Department.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF IHe
CURRENCY.
Washington, July 16, 1910.

Washington, July l6, 1910.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, 1t has
been made to appear that The First
National Bank of Ardmore,' in the
Town of Ardmore in the County Oh
Carter and State of Oklahoma, mas
complied with all the provisions OF
the Act of Congress ito enable Nat
ional Banking Associations to extend
their corporate existence, and Tor oth-
er purposes" approved July H. lSSz
Now, therefore, l, Thomas T. Kane
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tha
Currency, do hereby certify that I'm
First National Bank of Ardmore' IN
the Town of Ardmore. in the County
NJ Carter and State of Oklahoma is
authorized to have succession for the
period specified in its amended arti-
cles of association; namely, until
close of business on July II, 1880.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal of office this Sixteenth
day of July, 1910.
T. P. KANE,
Comptroller OF the Currency
tSEAL)
Charter No. 1898.
Extension No. 292S
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