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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
Daily Grain Letter.

Daily Grain Letter,
CHICAGO, April 13.-Old and new
crop conditions in So per cent United
States wheat territory are such as to
indicate that there win be no sacrifi-
cling of prices for sixty or ninety days.
There will be no pressure of the
Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma, 1911.
yields on the market except the usual
early run from Kansas.
South of Nebraska, the southwest
needs It's wheat.
These fact in my opinion, are likely
to make July and SEPTEMBER wheat
worth Soc, with the right to recover
"all breaks"
The spring wheat crop cannot be
adjudged safe until July Is.
The northwest will never drop its
old crop burden until new hum
mer" is out of the cradle"
Cyclone damage claims due from
southwest.
Snow and rain forecasts in many
sections for tomorrow.
Country not selling much corn. Any
outside buying rush at this moment
would stampede corn shorts.
Excellent chance for May longs to
liquidate and replace with July corn.
Send your name in for Wagner April
crop booklet
Wagner letter of April Is will cover
wheat, corn and oats period, April
Is to June list, most important seed
ing and crop raising period of year.
Sow report of 10 per cent increase
suggests 55.O00,0O0 hogs on farms
next January, 100000 less than in
1908
Fate of the May wheat premium is
guess work.
Apparently as in May corn the
hedgers and shorts are due to liqui-
date on breaks.
Certainly May wheat at S5c or below
in face of northwest premiums seems
unlikely.
Price Current says: Rains over
greater part of central region are
causing delay with farm work; plow-
ing for corn is backward. Oats in
good condition, but expected large
acreage undoubtedly will be slightly
reduced owing to lateness in finishing
seeding Winter wheat conditions are
highly favorable over the greater por-
ton of region. . Western slaughter
ing 100000 hogs compared with $685.
600 ireceeding week, and 100000 cor
responding week last year
Broomhall Cables.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Wheat
opened with pressure in American and
Buenos Ayres at the close; weather
in the United Kingdom is very favor
able and the rains in Argentine are
very favorable for the new hedging
which is progressing favorably, and
the forecast is for liberal shipments
from Argentine this week with Rus
sian offers fair and LaPlata offers lib
eral at decline.
Notwithstanding these bearish in
fluences the market received good sup
port after opening and values advanc-
ed one-eighth to onefourth when the
spectators bought on demand for
spot and lighter arrivals here
with some renewed support from the
continent which caused some TO take
profits over the holidays. Market
closed steady with some covering on
favorable Hungarian crop report.
CONFIRM or unfavorable reports
from Argentine and lighter Danubian
offers. later the advance was lost on
the free American offers and the
small shipping demand. Market clos
ed steady and one-fourth cent lower
than midday on expected larger ship
ments this week.
Estimated Car Lots.
Estimated cars: s wheat, 100
iorn so oats.
Liverpool Wheat
Wheat u lower. Corn y lower.
100 p. nj. wheat Is lower Corn u
lower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
THOMPSON HERE TODAY
State Inspector Was in the City and
After Visit TO Diaries Praises

Or. w. P. Sherlock was TODAY an
pointed milk inspector for the city OF
skeokuk and his appointment as state
inspector has been recommended to
commissioner w. B. Barney. of Des
MONIES, by inspector o. P. Thompson,
NJ. d., who spent the day in Keokuk.
me appointment of DR.. Sherlock,
VINO, by the way, is Keokuk's first
physician milk inspector, was brought
about to meet demands which the fu-
t'lre Will undoubtedly bring. In the
past keokuk has never had a city In.
spector, although the state has provid-
ed for one since the enactment of leg
lslation legalizing it. DR.. THOMPSON
mas taken up the matter of a city in
spectcr with the present commits
sloners on several occasions, but they
We're never ready to make the ap-
polntment until the present time. DR..
sherlock will be required to inspect
milk and diaries for the city and
state. The state requires that all
diaries sending milk to the city be
visited four times month. while the
inspector must inspect the milk for
water, butter fat, preservatives and
all Impurities. He work as city in
spector will require duties almost
identical with those of state inspec-
tor. A laboratory is being fitted up
for the new appointee where tests
may be made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
Chicago Live sto

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Hogs
ceipts today 1900; left over 300;
market steady.
Mixed. s6o5@6.O5; heavy, s605G
$50; rough. s5.75@60o; light, s6.15@
G55.
Cattle Receipts $500; market duh.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; n>Srket
weak.
Hogs-Estimated tomorrow $4,000;
cattle 800; sheep 10000; hog mar
ket strong to sc higher. Light, $4,000
6.55 rough, s5.S5@6.05 mixed, 500
@G.35. Pigs, s6.15@6.5o; bulk, s6.20@
,635
Cattle market 81 higher.
Sheep market weak, SC lower
Hog market closed weak to shade
lower than early and shade higher
than yesterday.
Mixed, s6.1O@6.55; heavy. s6.o5@
$50; rough, s5.So@6.o0 light, s6.15@
6.55.
Cattel market slow. steady.
Sheep market weak.
New York Stocks.
NEW YORK, April 13-American
stocks in London firm, unchanged to
three-fourth cent higher Bank of
England unchanged.
The Carnegie trust directors, Cum
Minis, Condor and Moore placed in in
voluntary bankruptcy with all and
aggregate liabilities of $13,50G,000
against alleged assets of 100000
Terms of China new S5,O00,0000
loan to be arranged today.
Banking, railroad and shipping in
terests agree on tentative plan for bu-
reau to oversee commissions of cotton
lading bills.
Budget committee Russian duma
approves grant of s75,o0o,oOO foc de
Tense of Black Sea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
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FOR SALE.
LOST.


LOST-Nurses pin, initials st. S. T. S.
No. 10. Name in full on back side. Re-
teru TIC this office. Reward
LOST-Gold belt pin. Return to 1112
High street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED-A counter boy at Racey's
Restaurant, % South Fifth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
Praises Diaries Here.

OIdT|GS mere.
Dr. Thompson has a god word to
say for keokuk dairies. In company
with DR.. sherlock several of them
were visited this morning and the in
spector returned with a glowing ac-
count of the manner in which they
are being kept. He says Keokuk' s
dairies rank with any over the state.
The barns of the dairymen must be
well kept, especially in the winter
time, when the cows remain in shell
ter most of the time.
ArthC j. Anderson has been in
spector for the state here during the
past few years and has done excel.
lent work and much good, says DR..
thompson. No change would have
been made had it not been for the
fact that the city appointed DR.. Sher-
lock and the state inspector agreed to
recommend the same man for state
work.
Inspection Important.
Dr. Thompson says the state and
CITY authorities have come to realize
the Importance of milk and dairy in
spection, and points out that it is due
the consumer
There is now bill before the leg
islature which provides for few
changes in the present law. 1t will
pass, says DR.. Thompson. One pro-
vision is that all dairymen selling
milk must put their name on the wag-
on In city the size of Keokuk leg
islation of this kind is not SO import
ant, but in Des Moines it is Very
often a dealer will go out of business
and some otho~ milk deal will impose
upon the people by putting his agon
on the route unnoticed by the CT. S.
toner. There are nearly one hundred
wagons in Des Moines and people are
often unawares of from whom they
buy The law also provides that a
dealers license may be revoked or
violation of the law. Under the pres
ent statute only prosecution in court
may follow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
Estimated Car Lots.

GStIFWdleu OdT IOtS.
Estimated cars: wheat; 12O
iorn so oats.
Liverpool Wheat
Wheat a lower. Corn y lower
1870 p. nj, wheat Is lower. Corn u
lower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-13
Daily Range of Prices.
WHEAT

CHICAGO. H., April 13,---
Open. High. Low. Clio!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
DAVID l.. DAWSON IS THE MAYOR
TOOK OATH Of OFFICE EARLY TO-DAY

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--.-z 80 hey re-e --e sey following
re election. 5,-. Lard sad ,-e s7
-..-z-c- q ez-1 individual would Be
gwen due consideration and ina. n
.zt ne names O. some GOOD ma,er.a
FOR c.-y Offices fled T.-a a.m a ap-
-..eza,s .1r -1e positions which he
~u name. ". Eard in company
-.-1 Z 11mj@r o. men about he ci,y
hall vas shown h-s Office in ne city
5zu building.
2 :. Hayden fled his res g1a-.on
q, o.,loc. this morning as city tax
assessor city CLERK George Henry
Bruce zas appointed 70 assume the
G.-.e. ct me city assessor and i'm
r-e1.z-e.y asked Nr Hayden 70 serve
.- his stead until -1e rush Of work
-oF on is attended 70.
4. me meantime retiring Mayor
James 4 Co,aer was yers 5usy. He
10. a, t1e city hall at seven this
morning and was executing the fund
.nz bonds before MS time Of Office eH.
D.red. He feared that some trouble
nigh, arise over the matter If the
mayors we're changed after the bonds
were printed and before they were
signed. District Judge Russell was
there at that early hour attaching his
signature also.
Mr. Conner said he sun shone 1T
tle brighter this morning as he real
ized his responsibilities ar mayor
were lifted from his shoulders and
said he did no, desire 10 give out ye,
jus. what he would devote his time to.
but said he would have lucrative en-
ploymeu, in short time and hoped
70 soon get back into the harness Of
business.
At the meeting tomorrow night the
first work will be the appointment Of
a commissioner from the frs ward.
The apfointee will most likely be
Prof. 6. P. Selyidge but that state
pent cannot be made with certainty.
After the appointment is made the
commissioners will then make their
appointments Of city officials. Wheth-
er they will be named Tuesday night
or not is not known but the probabili.
ties are that they will and the boys
will know their fate Wednesday morn
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01

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Dzzs1n zA-. 70 80 .=--a O: C1-1-g
Jr1za W.-t-sy .. 20. -.-s -o-l--g
s-a .oe. re oz-a q o=.,= zs t1s
mayor o. -1e city O: A-t-o-e .o- re
.s1- tao yezrs r -e- --1--es zt-er
ne ,z.a 1zd tee- -z.e1 s-t TIE coz
g-ar1.a,.o-z received 5y ,1@ teE 7L9
hzd assembled q. tlz co11-T co-r-
-co1 Z. nat hour Nago- DzEscl
c-o-eecet % re Office o. he c.T
,Iers and fled lis oath az MAYOR and
.. ne sane -.14 fed his res-g-a-
lion ss mem5er 0. ,5e city conm.s-
sion :-o-, re FIR. yard
Nzyo- Dawson ~1eu assed f, ,he-e
,o.ld - q meeting todar. said.
NO. here IS no occasion that I
knox o. 'or meeting ,odav. Tie
cez. meeting zlu be held Z. TIE -@z
l-er hour Tuesday e7ea.1z and ne
frs. duty ,aa. il before ls is 70 e,@,,
a commissioner from he n-st Tard.
That Is necessarily The first work u
be- done a. me ueT commissioner is
entitled 70 have something 20 say in
the appointment o. officers for the
city"
3ir. Dawson said be had 10 state
men. TIA, would 5e % interest 10
make 70 The people Ina, he had be
cUne mayor a. s.31 this morning and
a. ~ O'Clock he would attend the
funeral NJ Louis Johnson Hefner, the
infant Of Mr and Mrs. R. A HefnHr
which died At an early hour Sunday
morning He ea!d there vas nothing
20 5e given out concerning new aD-
poiutees and there could be nothing 70
give on until the commissioners meet
and decide whom they want He said
no slate Of any Kind had been agreed
uyon and that the matter rested with
the commissioners
". Hard who succeeds John s.
Owens a. the commissioner from the
fourth ward was at the city hall He
fled his oath on the 18th Of the
month at - O'Clock last night he be.
came the commissioner from that
ward Il Is generally understood that
Mr. Ikard will he commissioner Of po.
lice and fire and he will name the
chief Of police, the fire chief and the
Judge Of the municipal court. He has
made no statement TO any one con
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
WANTS TO BUY
ALFALFA LAND
SAW COPY OF SPE
CIAL EDITION OF THE ARD
MORElTE-WlLLL LOCATE.

G. J.. Wells Land Co, received a let
Ter today from a prominent man at
Sparta, Tenn, under date Of April 2S.
lie says. 81 received special edi-
ton of your paper which ] read with
great interest recently sold my
property here with the intention of
moving to your state in June for the
purpose of locating for life. ! had
been over portions OF the state a mum
Der OF times on business and from all
derrul state out there. / want to To-
cate in a good town and practice my
profession and at the same time in
vest profitably some money safely.
You seem 10 have great opportuni-
ties at your town ! want to 90 to
a town with a future. ! am sure OF
making good Have twice been a
member of the Tennessee legislature.
Have YOU a trust company in your
town? If not have YOU room for one?
Should come out there, would want
YOU to get me frst-class alfalfa
farm at once. How far are you from
the Washita valley country, and have
you listed any purely alfalfa farms in
this section? ! would rather buy away
from town if the land is cheaper"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01

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p l-o-n1 win z3>a 'o-re -az. e.4rr
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tuning loa@ 'rDl 10 -.e.1 r.en
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To ~ he children -@zo-e1 me
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01

Witt. Duncan; County Supt H. ". c.
Shelton, Vinita; County Supt. Geo.
Rainey, Enid.
ll:OO a. m.-"The Reading Circle
Work ]. It's importance-County
supt. J. T. Davis, Miami. 2. County
supt. J. " Higgin botham, Cherokee.
Method or organizaton-Supt. F.
O. Hays, Alya. Supt P. G. Rawson,
Chandler.
l1:3O a. m.-"The disadvantages Of
opening school promiscously through
out the month'-County Supt. W. E.
Gill, Pawhuska; County Supt Mrs.
Anna Burks Love, Oklahoma City.
200 D. m.-"The Summer Normal
work" /. Discussion, Pres. NJ. L.
Cotton, Stigler. 2. Discussion, Supt.
A. A. Rogers. 9. General discussion.
300 p. m.-"Consoldiated schools
!. Methods Of organization and the
problem Of transportation, County
Supt. B. II. Hester, Claremore. ?.
The benefits Of the consolidated rural
schools, Supt. E. y. Collette, Musko-
gee. 8. The difficulties Of consoli-
dated schools, County Supt. F. D.
Harnden, Saltwater.
400 p. m.-"The Certifcation of
Teachers" /. County certificates
County Supt. A. II. Crouthmael, Po-
teau. .. The renewal Of certificates
and carrying OF grades from old GER
tifcates for professional work, Coun-
ty Supt. Fred Tucker, Ardmore. g.
The Importance of careful investiga-
ton before endorsing a certificate
from another county, County Supt.
Geo. E. Moore, Kingfsher. 4. The
state normal certificates, County
Supt. Clarence Robinson, Tecumseh.
.. The issuance of state certificates,
County Supt. H. S. Mathis, Holden
vile.
500 p. m.-Adjourn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
CITY ATTORNEY
FILES REPORT
HAS BEEN VERY FORTUNATE IN
TRIAL OF SUITS AGAINST THE
CITY.

On the occasion Of the retiring Of
the old and the coming in of the new
city officers today J. B. Moore who
has served as city attorney since the
commission form of government was
voted, filed a report Of his official
acts The report shows that a large
number of damage suits have been
filed against the city and that in the
trial of these cases the city attorney
has been very fortunate in having but
small judgments rendered against the
city. The following table shows the
amounts asked for in these damage
suits and the amount of judgment re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01

The United States government will
sell land here again on the 10th of
May. In Carter county 200 acres will
be sold and in Love county leo acres
will be sold All the sales will be
conducted at the office of the agent
in this city. Ten per cent OF the bid
must accompany the bid and the re
mainder is due when the bid is ac-
cepted. No bid for less than the ap.
praised value will be accepted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
S27gi23C

The city attorney has prepared and
filed briefs in seven different cases,
filed in the supreme court, five of
which are still pending and decisions
have not been rendered. Two of these
cases were the cases involving the
validity of the bond issue for public
utilities of the city of Ardmore. The
others are:
The city of Ardmore vs. J. T. Orr.
The city of Ardmore vs.. L. y. Glenn,
EX parte Charles Kerner
II. f. Turner vs.. City of Ardmore.
Walter Colbert VS.. City of ArdmoTe.
In the district court the city has
been a party to thirty suits, same con.
sisting of damage suits, iniunctions.
mandamus, quo warranto, condemna-
ton. action on debt and other causes,
and in the county court the city has
been a party to ten cases. A few cases
have been appealed to the county
court. owing to the opinion of Mr.
Moore in which he held there was no
right to appeal to the county court.
The city attorney. in reference to the
municipal court states that he has at
tended several trials before the muni
cipal court; that when he first enter
ed into office he objected to trial by
jury. The municipal judge sustained
him on this point and there have been
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
NO DEVELOPMENT TO-DAY.
Date For Arraignment Of Mcnamara
and His Brother Not Fixed.

Los Angeles, Cal, May THE
case Of JOHN j. Men Nimara and his
brother. James, charged with the dy
namiting outrages. developed moth
ing new so far as outward appear
anccs are concerned today.
No further plans Of either tho
prosecution or defense have been
definitely announced.
No date has been fixed as yet for
the arraignmcnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
MONTHLY REPORT
CROP BULLETIN
SEOHS HEAVY ABANDONED
ACREAGE OF WHEET-pOTETO
ACREAGE IS GREATER.

4 slight Increase in the growing
condition Of wheat. Bat gery heagy
abandoned acreage. 10 shown by the
monthly crop bulletin Of the state
board u agriculture. which aill be-
Issued today. The general condition
of wheat over the state il reported
AZ 81 per cent, and the percentage
OF the wheat acreage abandoned
a. 81 The most remarkable shoTing
of the bulletin. in connection with
the wheat crop, is an abandoned
acreage of 100 per cent in Woods
county, which Is usually one Of
the h-1gIcst wheat counties in tuc
state. Alfalfa county, usually a good
wheat county, shows 3s per cent
abandoned and a growing condition
Of only Io per cent for what rec
mains
Comauchc makes the best showing
Of any Of the counties which have
any considerable acreage planted 10
wheat with sG pc- cent Of th.. big
wheat counties Garfield gnows go
p.r cent condition. Grant A. Kar
~ Major 10 Woodvard fl and No.
bla 3d. The abandoned acreage in
Garfield ,ounty Ire os Nor cent Com.
pn.bo lG Gran, 70 Kay DC Major
&, WoodUard n
rbc ,rnoirp c,udi,ion or oats ie
i.,or,,d as AZ nor con, alr,If, g..
and corn 81 The. corn acr,.,p.. sbop.s
a slight decrease. bojn, o,Iv o. por
cont og last wears Tho acroape
soyp to aIfofa this yoor H. eboyyn
to bn 80, and the total acrcagc
of alfalfa ,t tho rro,ent ti,no c,qci
Tho ,,,.,,o or no,a,og. sr,,.s an
Ipcroas, or rcr conf aver las,
,,.r rof,LIo ,,,,.-,.,so T., .,so
shown I'm IN. ,,nount or land E, cuI
ti,,tion the ,cr.opo in AN crons mo.
ipf. q ,.r cent =, cvcoss of toto
Comuor,tivoIv IntIo rsoc, dam,a,
is rcnortod oI,bouo,, ronorts or mi
nor DAMAGE from that ,orrce have
boco received from oImos, cyory
,oit of tho stato D,m,oo ,o corn
from worms sooms ,o ho tho
most ,yIdcsnrcod o,tboueh no, go
riors in anv cosc Tbcy b,vo in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
p PROGRAM.
County superintendents Association
Chckasha May II.

Following is the program to be Civ
en- al the meeting OF the county su-
perintendents at Chickasha, May II.
$50 a. m.-Welcome address, Supt
VIM. F. Ramsey, Chickasha.
Response, County Superintendent
Fred Tucker, Ardmore.
1000 a. inflow the County Su.
perintendents may vitalize the pub
lie schools through the organization
Of the teachers and school board"
scussion-County Supt. G. A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01

no 5ury ,rla.s in he municipal cour'.
This doubtless has saved The city NOT
Jess than $500 a year.
The supreme court mas recently sus'
-a.ned The views Of Mr.. Moore rela
tive 10 iuries in the case that was "a
ken 10 from Tulsa in which it holds
ia, the municipal court can deny
trial By jury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
HOSPITAL FOR INDIANS.
Superintendent at Kio~a-Comanche
Agency 10 Present Plea.

Washington, April 29.-Indian Su-
Derin.endent Stecker Of Kiowa-Com-
anche agency, at Anadarko, Okla, has
wired Secretary Of the Interior Fish
er aldng permission to come to
Washington to lay before congress
the matter Of the erection of hos
pi,al near Lawton, Okla, for the
members 0. the Kiowa-Comanr(le
and Apache tribes Of Oklahoma, suf-
fering from tuberculosis and ira
choma. The agent claims that i'm
mediate relief for the Indians is
necessary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
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An attempt 'o rh..o' h,a uamc
from b1" history OF Oklahoma stat"
would bo about aa fucocsalul aB
Tna that effort mad" by % Union
toI1i'r ,n 'h' "arlE CO. io cui Jon
b"'I. n'm" from tho tablet stone
ON Cabin JoAnh Bridge. fcw miles
up iho Potomac from Warrington.
no" not result D"inE 10 make that
1nd.''d"alH 'ognomon even moro
'ouspir1ol"
A long time before statehood
even before the days OF the seuuoy
nh constitutional convention tof
bloEFcd mcmoryD-a negro from
Fayetteville. Arknnnna. came TO Mus
logoc aud madc he prophecy that
ono CharloH ~. Haskell Of that place
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01
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SA1a.s. 30, tp-. sg-A torazco
s'-lek seyla.a 'o1aT aao damaged
p.oparg 10 la'a -To 3.or.s side
ana q mile and as.' long.
H.s I.sac reed ard George Alz
DaIza mere clf W 1TIg gla.s
4 nJrare- o. ao-sAs T@-e torn
from their .oIa1s-oa- and large
'-ee> eHappsd ln twain
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-01

Remember the Honey Bee -Four
and Chase 4 Sanborn's coffee, the
only coffee that always gives sat
is'action. Felker. the grocer. sole
agent ror both. l2tf