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Evening journal., 1911-06-02
WATERED FINANCE.

IT HERE is so much discussion of water bonds
4 payable and other features of the citys Rnan-
cial muddle that residents generally may suspect
that Wilmington is suffering with "watered
finance"
On top of the borrowing by Chairman Ksnes
finance committee of $4,000 and the loan of
$4,000 that was not borrowed comes the an
nouncement that the city did not pay the $4,000
of water bonds due yesterday, but got the Union
National Bank to meet the bonds. Merely another
way of borrowing $4,000 temporarily in the inan-
cial juggling performance of the present Council.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
Stories of the Day
PRECOCIOUS BABY.

A professor of the University Of
Pennsylvania who has greatly endear-
ed himself to the students on account
of his kind-heartedness has one par
ticular failing-that of absent-mind-
edness.
He visited his married nephew a
few days ago and had listened to the
young wifes praise of her first born.
The gentleman felt that he must say
something to give the impression that
he was interested
Can the dear little fellow walk?"
he INQUIRED quietly.
"Walk?" shouted the mother. "Why.
he has been walking for five months'
Dear mel" exclaimed the profess
sor. lapsing again into abstraction.
"What a long way he must have got! "
Philadelphia Times
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Ii is not only essential that the Republicans elect
the Mayor, but they should control City Council.
1t would be only half-victory TO elect the Mayor
and other city officials and lose Council. An ad-
ministraton half Republican and half Democratic
would simply mean that there would be a shifting
of responsibility and a tumble which would CON
fuse the people. The city would move along in the
same oldway The Republicans should make every
kind of effort TO elect majority of the members
of the new Council.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Mr.. William s. Lednum, Republican candidate
for City Treasurer, who has been making some
excellent addresses during the campaign, pointed
out last night that Democratic administration six
years ago left deficit of $4,000 which the Re-
pubcans succeeding had to make up-all but
$4,000 besides increasing appropriations. He
also showed that as result of the borrowing under
the direction of City Council is heavily in debt.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Democratic victory tomorrow means ap-
proval of the present administration, a continu-
ance of the present disturbed financial conditions,
an Endorsement of rule that has caused many a
that the only relief may be found in new city
charter But relief will be found we think in
the election of DR.. Howell and the entire Re-
publican ticket .
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

The polls will be open between II O'Clock and
o'clock tomorrow Vote the ticket headed by
Dr. Howell the Republican candidate.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Elect Republicans to be members of City Council.
There should be no divided responsibility for the
control of the city government during the next two
years.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

If Dr. Howell is chosen Mayor he should have a
Republican City Council to support him so that
the voters will know where to place the response
bty for the management of the affairs of the city
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Mayor Spruance pleads for a full term in order
to give the Democrats chance If the Demo
Gratis have raised so much commoton as de facto
lar officials?
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Irregular proceedings in their financial transac-
tions are one of the important charges against
the methods of the Democratic City Council
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

The Democrats are playing on the ID" notes dur
ing the closing days Discord Deficit and Defeat.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

The voters tomorrow viii decide whether OF not
it is time to call in a new DOCTOR
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

The Republicans have some fine candidates for
City Council Elect them.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
THE HORSES COMMENT.

The mule. being in temper. kicked
few boards out of the side Of the
barn.
zone of those fresh-air cranks,
commented the horse to itself--Buf-
lfalo Express.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
by mail postage prepaid $500 25 cents month,
payable n advance BY carrier six cents week
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid 10 unsigned communications.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
TheEvening Journal
FouNDEp isss.

Chicago once. naa South Michigan Boulevard.
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List of 1910 Delinquent
Polls.
WHITE

Clay Arnold, Joe Arnold, James
Allen, David Amburgy, Joe A.
Anderson, Nelson Abner, John
Asberry, Fred Bassett. Henry
Boofman, Ambrose Biggers, Nor
man ID. Brown, Oscar Baird, H.
B. Brockway, Chas Baker, Geo
Bramble, Lee Brown, Tom Brooks.
LATE Brother, Rufus Barnett, Mil
ton Barnett, L. j. Brooks, Ed
Bunton, Cooper Bergman. Chas
Branham, w. E. Bean, Robt A..
Berry, Jno Bergman, Will Ber-
ryman, Jno Barnett, Jr., Lee Bur-
CESS, Jas w. Bennett, Dan Bley-
ms, Jr., Dave Brown, Tom Barber
Will Barnes, G. A. Briley, Bill
Bryant, John Conroy, Jno Corbett,
Jr., ). B. Darlington, j. p. Cra-
yens, Labe Curtis, Wiley j. Cur
tbs, Jr., Jim Conkright, Bun Co.
vey, Jim Cole, Jno Convey, Tom
Chopper, Tom Chain, Willie Coop
er, VIM Curtis, Taylor Carter, Chas
Carr, Barnes Castle, John Conner,
Jesse Carpenter, g. w. Carpenter,
Jim Curtis, Miller Cravens, jim
Curry, Fred Curry, John Curry,
j. G. Cundiff, j. A. Collins, Tom
Conkright, Hillery Conkright,
Melvin Conkright, Harmon Covev,
Nick Covey, j. f. Convey, Jno
Campbell, Willard Coburn, Walter
Gopher, James Cox, Jno. Curtis,
ST., w. j. Curtis, Nose Cundiff,
RObt Dale, Chas. Doane, David
Dooley, Thos Dunn, Ed Dunn.
Walter Dunn, Sonnie Downward, l..
I. Downward, Joe Davenport, X.
A. Dillon, VIM Drake, Ernest
Donohue, Frank Dragoo, Ernest
DOggett, g. NJ. Edwards, j. A.
Elkins, f. G. Eskridge, Jasper
Elan, James Estep, Virgil Flynn,
Clarence ). Fog, Farmer Fitz-
patrick, Artle Fitzpatrick, G. l..
Ford, Geo w. Flack. WAYNE Far
IRISH, j. w. Faunderey, Henry
Flack, lack Frazier, viii Foley !
Ollie Faulk, B. f. Faux, S. T. !
Greene, r. d.. Gaitskill, Will Glib |
bons, A R. Gicrest, ID. G. Cor
man, RObt GRAY, Tyler Gray, |
Chas NJ. Gilvin, Walt Gilvin, Ora
G;lvin, Joe Gilvin, l.. n. Greene. |
Ed Greene, James Greene. VIM
Garrison, VIM Goosey. Warren
GoOsey, James Grooms. John
Gibbs, Richard Gray, Charley
Grayson, Shelby Gibbs, Jno Hol-
liday, Sr., Jno. Holiday. Jr.
James HiXon, W. E. Hinson,
Roger Hoffman, w. 7. Hunt. Gee
Heinrich, Charley Henry, j. w.
Hovermale, Geo Haney, Geo Har-
ney, Wess Haley, Bruce Hale,
Glenn Howe, Bart Hamilton, Per-
ry Hitler, Clay MADDEN, Perm Hud-
son, Will Haney, Jas Howard.
Dan Hays, Frank Huffman, Chas
Huffman, Sam Holland, Lewis
Sam Isbell, f. j. John
on, j. Fisher Johnson
leonard johnson, Jesse JEFF
fecsor, A fred Jennett, Cad Jones.
Henry NJ Kash, Frank Kirklin.
David Kincaid, Tom Kerns. Major
King, Levi Kratzer, George Kin !
caid, Tom Karrick, Chas Long ,
Q. A. Lindsay, Clarence Leach.
)no. Leggett, j. W. Lawson, jim
Lewis, John Lewis, Jace Letcher
Tom Lane, T, H. Lawrence, Watt ,
Mcclure, w. P. Mark, Andrew {
Mearns, Jas NJ. Moran, w. F.
Moran, Glenn Martin, Bill Martin.
W. L. Mason, Jno Martin (No. q. ]
Jas McClanahan, Roland MCLEAN
ihan, Sam Mcintosh, Jim McCord.
Dave Moore, Lee Mcpherson, s
W e sley May, Tom Myers, |
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VIM Henry Jones, Henry Jones,
Jr., Virgil Jouett, Walter Jet,
Strother Jones, Lee Jones, Josiah
Jones, Tom Kidd, Levi Kidd,
Dennis King, Will Kelly, John
Keltee, Ben Keith, Clarence
Kemper, Ben Kelly, Manuel
Keith, Andy Keith, Bob Kelly,
Nathan Kelly, billiard Lawson,
Mathew Lewis, Jim Mason. Har-
rison Mitchell, Ben Moore, Lewis
Moore, Frank Morris, Dennis
Mason, Frank Morris, No. 9,
Henry Mason, Lee Mcclure, Jim
Miller, Jr., Jim Miller, ST., Will
Moore, Will Mcgowan, Asa Ma
gowan, Jr., Ollie Moore, Ernest
Moore, John Mason, John Nelson,
Butler Norris, Henry Nelson, Geo
Nelson, Clarence Nelson, Will
Nelson, Chas Orear, John Ow-
ings, Herman Owings, Will Over
street, Marion Oldham, Will Orear,
Clay Oldham, Marion Oldham,
Stewart Owings. Bunk Owings,
Roy Owings, Will H. Owings,
Marsh Owings, Geo Owings, Geo
Owings, Jr., Bony Owings, Dug
Owings, Chas Overstreet, Dennis
Piersall, Geo Patton, Smith
Prewitt, Noah Phelps, Will
Piersall, Nelson Porter. Geo
Reeves, Joe Redd, Tom Reynolds,
Dave Reason, Bank Rogers, Char
ley Rogers, Smith Ratliff, Geo
Rucker, Arthur Ramsey, Henry
Ramsey. Pete Rogers, Harrison
Rogers, Arthur Ramsey, Jasper
Reuben, Abe Ray, Andy Robin
son, Will Sanders, Manuel Scott,
Tom Skillman, Jasper Smith,
Ollie Smith, Will Smith, Geo
Smith, Will Stoner, James Stoner,
Frank Summers, Sam Stephenson,
Porter Strother, Hays Scott,
Milt Steele, Geo Stewart, Joe
Settles, Charley Stone, John
Smith, Jr., Enoch Simpson, Ben
Stout, Lewis Summers, Frank
Scott, Will Stockton, Jno Stoner,
Charley Smith, Jerry Stoner,
Sidney Stewart, Henry Thomp-
son, Charley Upton, Mart Upton, |
Jesse Upton, Monk Upton, James
Upton, Jesse Tucker, Will Trum-
DO, Clarence Thatcher, VIII Tip
ton, Joe Thomas, Joe Upton, Jim
Thompson, Joe Turley, Andy
Thompson, Grant Upton, Chris
Turner, Henry Turner, Jess
Thomas, Geo Trimble, Henry
Thomas, Henry Williams, Char
ley Walker, John Williams, Allen
Newt Williams, Nose
W illiams, JAS A Williams, Matt
Sam Wilson, Lewis
Albert White, Harry
Joe Wright, Harry
Wright, Lewis Walker, Wash
Joe Williams, Geo F.
Weathers, Jr., Howard Wilson,
Enoch Wilson, Levi Wilson, Jim
Geo West Ed Williams.
Jess Walker, Henry Wilson, Geo
Walker. Jim Walker, Ed VIII
Jams, Robt Williams, Tom
Wright, Charley Wright, Geo
Wright, No. /, Smith Young, Al
Young.
Given under my hand, this July
tn, 1911. w. f. CROOKS,
sheriff Montgomery county, XIV.
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Took Onenso.

What made that woman crazy?"
i happened to step on her train"
"Well?" Then | rai~ed my hat DO
iitely and said Excuse me. madam.
your equilibrator Is dragging and
she lost her temper"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

q e k Martin, Lewis Martin
Tilden Martin, Jno Fl. Martin
Dave Martin, Bill Martin, Mel
Merrill, JEFF Mullins, VIM r. Mar
tin, Lige Martin, Scott Mcintosh
LATE Mcintosh, bud Mcintosh
Henry Mansfield, Allen Myers
Thad Morgan, Charley Neal, WIN
Overly, Prentice O'Rear, Scot
Orme, Jesse j. Old6eld, Charlie,
Overly, j. S. Porter, Wess Puck
EFT, J. N. Phelps, Garfield Perkins
Taulbee Parker, Charlie Price
Jack Patton, VIM. Porter, Zacl
Pelfrey, Jno w. Purcell, Jane:
Pick, Henry Reid (Printer), Cor.
win Rice, NJ. Raglan, Tom Rich.
ardson, Geo Reid, Charlie Royse,
Jerry Ruark, Lee Rice, Reuben
Rice, ID. l.. Robbins, John Royse,
j. X. Royse, John Robbins, Dave
Risner, j. M. Rogers. H. l..
Stephenson, Geo G. Smith
Benz Senieur, Matt Simpson, Robt
Sheridan, Geo w. Sewell, L. Stew
art, Harry Schooler, F. M. Swartz.
j. H. Stamper, E. w. Smith, Ben
Stackhouse, j. X. Shropshire,
Rolla Smoot, Plus Stewart, Gin
ton Stockdale, Will Shouse, Bruce
Stephens, Geo Stephens, James
Stephens, Ira Stephens, G. H..
Stambaugh, Joseph Snoden, Joel
Stephens, Jno d. Stephens (2), Ira
Stephens, Dan Stewart, Geo Ste
phens, Albert Spencer, James
Salyer, W. p. Stokley, A. l..
Spence, Spared Smith, Ambrose
Shepherd, Geo Shepherd, Henry
Stevens, Squire Smitson, r. B.
Sexton, Jno Stewart, Geo H.
ohouse, Ed Smith, James Sexton.
Tom Saddler, Harlan Shrout. Isaac
Shost, Tom Sanders, Will Shrop-
shire, VIM Steele, d. h. Shult7,
Russell Smith, j. E. Thompson,
Jas Teal, Jas 5. Turner, Brack
Turley, Ward Tucker, Prewitt
Trimble, Tubbs, OFT Truley, AL
bert Thompson, Mark Trimble.
Frank ToOhey ,Burgin Trimble, W.
>. Thomas, Stanley The mas, Clay
Irlmble, Andy Thompson, Jace
Trimble, Mason Turner, Russell
Updike, Cliff Vice, Z. q. Wells.
Joe W. Wilkerson, j. Will Will
kerson, w. W. Willoughby, f. l..
WilIoughby, K. H. Willoughby.
Forrest Wood, Clarence Warner.
&. I. Wilson, Jr., Alec Wills, H.B.
Wilson, Uriah Willoughby, Rich
ard Willoughby, Frank Wlllough-
by, VIM Willoughby, Robt Will
loughby, Henry Wilson, Ed vii !
son, Henry Willoughbv, Jas A. |
Williams, Sam Wilson, Arch Web
Ster, John Willoughby, Will |
Workman, jim Workman, Barnum
Wright, Sherman Willoughby, |
sam Willou9hby, Chris White. |
Jim White, Enoch Williams. NJ. |
NJ. Wyatt, Peter WILDLY, Will |
Woosley, Jr., Ed Witt, Jno S.
Will White, Geo Watkins.
Pies WILDLY, Limerick WILDLY.
Ben F. WILDLY, Geo Willoby.
Carl WILDLY, Jno Will Willoby.
Jas WILDLY, Lloyd Willoughby.
Thomas Walker, Elmer Wagner,
viii Walker, ID. B. Walker. Jno
" ard, Luther Wingate, Henry NJ.
" oodford, Buckner Woodford.
Henry Williams, Richard Watts.
levi Wells, Jonas Wells. James
Wells, Jim Young.
COLORED
Jim Noah Anderson, SAINT An
ierson, Alec Ammons, Alec An
ierson, Green Anderson, Albert
Anderson, Richard Alexander.
Alfred Anderson, Levi Allen,
lewis Brown, Frank Boyd, San
ord Bowen, ALI Bean, Jr., Ben
'ell, Jack Bush, Charley Black,
'r., John Burbridge, John Bur
fridge, No. 2. Robt Barnes, Will
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
Generous Proportions.

The length of the nose of the statue
OF Liberty is four feet six inches. The
distance across the eye is two feet six
inches The right arm. which holds
the torch. is forty-two feet long
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

Will Alec Bean, Ben Bean, inc
Wesley Brown, James Brown
Clay Barrow, Chas Bowles, Den.
mis- Bridges, John Burnam, Silas
Burnes, Richard Beatty, Nose
Brooks, Simon Brakes, Henry
Banks, Jesse Banks, Henry Boyd,
Tom Black, Tom Brooks, Ear
Black, Anthony Brooks, Rush
Barrow, Chas Bradshaw, Ed
Boudurant, Joe Bouduront, Sr.,
Geo Boudurant, Granville Boudu-
rant, Steve Bolts, - Bradshaw,
Trav Bowen, Breck Black, Geo
Branham, No. 2, Will Bybee, Jr.,
Will Butcher, Lee Butcher, New
ton Burnes, Jim Brown, Frank
Bigstaff, Charlie Bigstaff, Ander-
son Chenault, Orange Chenault,
Frank Chenault, Jesse Chenault,
Dave Chorn, Dave Crooks, Roger
g rock S, Di ck Crooks,
jeff Crooks, Joe Chinn, Steve
Clay, John Clay. Aaron Crooks,
Joe Chenault, Clay Chenault,
Will Chenault, Jim Conner, Geo
Conner, Smith Clarke, Squire
Caywood, Tom Caywood, Andrew
Caywood, Tom Crooks, Dave
/ Cunningham, Harve Calk, Ar
thur Chenault, Wcss Chenault,
Anse Chenault, Nelse Chenault,
81 Conner, John Coleman, No. 2,
Charlie Clarke, Jerry Coleman,
Joe Coons, John Coons, Harve
Chenault, Nelse Chenault, Wess
Chenault, John Carr, Jordan
Cockrell, Will Crooks, Albert
Crooks, Marcus Crooks, Wheeler
Carter, Ambrose Carter, Bob Car
ter, Harvey Carter, Anderson
Carter, Anse Chenault, Alfred
Crooks, Bob Davis, Price Davis,
Tom Davis, Kelly Dean, Lewis
Dean, Frank Daniel, Jess Daugh
erty, ALI Darrell, Ben Davis,
Will Davis, Mart Davis, Geo
Denny, Jim Downing, Sam Dan
lei, John Davis, Albert Davis, |
John Duncan, Armstead Davis. |
Bev Ewing, Press Ewing, Geo
Edwards, John Edwards, Bill
Henry Edwards, Chas Evans.
Tom Elster, VIII Fisher, Pete
Ferguson, Albert Ferguson, VIII
Ferguson, Jordon Fox, John
Fields, Bell Fletcher. Robert Fox.
Will Fisher, Emmett Foley, Ma
ron Garrett, Jack Garrett, jim
Garrett, Jordan Glover, Frank
Gatewood, Peter Gatewood. Mil.
Ter Greenwade, Geo Gossett. Her
man Gilkey, Crit Gaitskill. Con-
ner Green, Horace Green. Roy |
Green, Will Garrett, Jack Gate
wood, Peter Grubbs, HERBERT
Gatewood, Charlie Garrett, John
George, Lewis Garrett, Jr., Tom
Graham, Robt Glover, Nels Gar.
rett, Jr., Lindsey Garrett, Jack
George, Horace Green, Tom
Gatewood, John Howard, Henry
Howard, Will Howard, Lewis
Wess Holley, Geo Ham
lton, Wess Harris, Jr., Geo Har.
'is, No. 1, Tom Higgins, Geo
Harper, Jack Harrah, Geo Har
'is, No. 2, DR.. G. n. Harris, Jim
Hutsell, jim Hughes, Jr., Chas I
hamilton, NO. 2, Chas Hamilton,
No. 1, John Harris, Ernest Jones.
Jim Judy, Walter Hunt, Talbert
Haydon, Geo Hutsell, Will Ho- \
gan, Will Hazelrigg, Major Hol-
oway, John JOuett. Jim Jointer, ,
Bob johnson, Chas Johnson. Joe
Johnson, Tom Jones, Willis
Jones, Julian Jones, Anderson
Will Jones, No. 1, Will Jones.
No. 2, Dan Jones, Jim jackson.
Harve Johnson, Newt Jones, Tom
Jackson, Joe Jackson, Will Jack
ION, RObt johnson, John johnson, ,
10 ronao Iol.a.a M I1. |
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Given under my hand, this July
9TH, 1911. w. f. Crooks,
Sheriff Montgomery county, XIV.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

Jim Noah Anderson, SAINT An
derson, Alec Ammons, Alec An
derson, Green Anderson, Albert
Anderson, Richard Alexander.
Alfred Anderson, Levi Allen,
Lewis Brown, Frank Boyd, San
ford Bowen, ALI Bean, Jr., Ben
Bell, Jack Bush, Charley Black,
Sr., John Burbridge, John Bur-
bridge, No. 2. Robt Barnes. VIII
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-19
ARDMORE WORK FOR
.ARDM0RE MEN
LOCAL MEN CONTEND THAT
THEY ARE ENTITLED TO LOCAL
WORK.

Yesterday the office of w. A. Tackett
was beseiged by people anxious to get
a look at the plans he has prepared
for a new high school building, and
much favorable comment was heard
on all sides.
Mr.. Tackett stated that he thought
it unfair to local men who paid taxes
in the city to have to go outside for
nearly all of their work when they
are as capable as any to do the work,
he stated as an example of what out
siders had done in the city was the
Carnegie library building that was
planned by a firm in Fort Worth and
never had been considered a safe
structure Mr. Tackett has spent
much time on this set of plans and if
they are adopted by the school board
they will make no mistake.
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OFFICER CORB|TT
CAP TURED BOOZE
WILL MAKE PERWYN A DRY
TOWN ALL DURING CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS.

I'VE are going to keep our town dry
during Christmas said J. d. Corbitt,
constable and deputy marshal Who
was here today rom Berwyn. Con
timing, hc said, Last night four big
grips containing "A - gallons of the
bootlegeers brand vas brought to our
hunt and | We're at the depot, som"
suspicious characters stepped tlom
the train, searched them for revol1-
ers but found none and during that
time | had my eye on the grips that
were set off on the opposite side of
the train. No owner came for them
and | could make no arrests, but
captured enough lad booze to hrc
down many drunks during the holi-
days"
And now what is to become Of he
captured goods was asked.
Il am hoping said the Officer
that an cHner viii come but if he
does not will under the law destroy
the wet goods"
A few more officers like Mr.. CorDl;t
on the Indian Territory side of he
state will keep down the larger por-
ton of the holiday drunkenness, will
save the people many hundreds OF
dollars and will save the wives and
mothers much OF the trouble tnaI
comes from too much drinking.
In speaking OF the rains Mr.. Corbitt
said the farmers were greatly plea "
over the December rains. Uncle Bud
Young is busy feeding some pens OF
fine cattle and VIII soon be shipping
TO tho markets. BerWyn is one OF
the most prosperous little towns N
Oklahoma and the people are content
ed.
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BOOSTER MEETING
| At OPERA HOUSE
;lTlZENS ARE AWAKENING AND
SOMETHING WILL BEGIN TO
MOVE.

THE real live wires have issued Il
all for a meeting to be held at the
,obson opera house tonight at seven
hirty. The object of the meeting is
devise means 10 infuse a little life
nto the business of this city and
make move toward securing fac
ories and railways.
Several who are interested heavily
n any business depression got to-
ether yesterday and stated that they
we're going in line with the CONNER
Hal club and this meeting tonight is
heir first step. -
Manager Robson rendered them the
ise of the opera house free and
werything will be comfortable. 1t is
loped that every booster in the city
will be present and put a shoulder to
he wheel and see if something cannot
Dc done to relieve present conditions,
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JAIL DELIVERY
LAST NIGHT
COUPLE WHO WERE ARRESTED
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IUN-
NElEO OUT LAST NIGHT.

Desk Sergeant Ito son had another
surprise handed him this mormus
when he unlocked the steel door to the
cell room only TO rnd it an empty nest
Yesterday afternoon two arrests We're
made for minor offences and the pus
oners lodged in the city bastilc ID
seems that the occupants did not fancy
the surroundings, the grub, the so
ciety, in fact they were 'peeyed' when
the mighty arm of the LAW incarcerat.
ed them and turned the bolts. They
Immediately began to take stock OF
their surroundings and concluded that
the trick could be turned
Some time in the night they pried
some brick from over a window and
soon the aperture was of sufficient
size to let their bodies through. They
evidently worked quietly as no one
in the front office heard a sound. This
morning one was recaptured and
placed back in Jail but the other bird
had flown There has been seycra
jail deliveries from the city Jail and
II behooyes the city dads TO see il
the building cannot be made sufficient
| ly strong to retain the next victims
of the law.
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L I n n
The Shoeman
False Hair a Menace

Kansas city, Mo, Dec. lS.-kecpir5 :
a loaded pistol in bureau drawer
with her false hair proved to be Il
fatal mistake for Mrs. Cecilia Maslan
OF this city. The weapon became en-
tangled with her switch and while try
ing to dsengage the revolver it was
discharged. she was shot in the head
and almost instantly killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-19
A Terrible Blunder

to neglect liver trouble. Never do It..
Take DR.. Kings New Life Pills ON the
first sign of constipation, biliousness
or inactive bowels and prevent viru-
lent indigestion, jaundice or gall
stones. They regulate liver, stomach
and bowels and build up your health.
Only 25c at Ringer Drug Co.
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At the meeting of the city commits
sioners this afternoon Commissioner
lkard vii name the new chief of po-
lice that will succeed j. A. Atkinson,
resigned. Just VINO this will be is not
known, there are three applicants for
the position.
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Because We are not going to han
lie jewelry and brass goods ana
ournt wood sets we are selling This
Inc Of goods at actual cost Sniders
Drug Store. 15-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-19

THE LADIES ARE INVITED TO
CALL AND GET THE FREE TICK
AWAY XMAS.-NEW STATE HARD
WARE & HARNESS co. 17tf
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no We are not rushed to death to-
day Yet there is more trading going
on than on. would think possible such
day as ,his,' remarked the manager
of a lars mercantile establishment
this morning. But il this rain will
do any good 10 the city lake l will be
willing TO -et our trade some other
day"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-19

Cost. Cost. Cost.

Jewelry ladies' shopping bags,
fancy combs, belt pins, hat pins,
burnt wood sets, brass craft, etc, at
actual cos Snider's Drug store. 15-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-19

SEE THE SET OF GOLD BAND
DISHES TO BE GIVEN AWAY
XMAS.-NEW STATE HARDWARE
G. HARNESS CO. 17tf