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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

"Rationaltibenoe" / &isbenbaon
bar / anlebnins al Ianiens Golf
itrsm.5oreorag %interpiepet Vsa9t-
tier s. &c. 9ielien peb bet oanlfe
meteorological Snititut, iom nplts
bar inoienot en- Softoroiiputats bl.
a. ON at StremiorbolOene / ben pit.
lige Gel al atlanterbapet. Niellen
uotaIte angaaenbe Napnet "8olt-
itrsmmen":
Seq pil gierne frembepe bet
ubeloige l. at man brnger bette
Iapn ON ben parme Strpm / ben
norosItIige Gel al Itlanterbopet os
9oroiisen, efterat bet er almirloeltg
befienbt % oct forsprigt ogiaa Itaar
at Iaie / flere Saanbbeger oper Ut
l~onterbapet, at oenne Strpm bGrer
lit 9sapn meb llrette og life bar an
Def enb netop Napnet f9aes nteo
Den Strem, Tom leber no ira Den
merifonife Golf. Weeo Senipn I'll
Yrofesior 9aniens "Spoagelie" al
IibbeIbapspanOet, iom itrsmmer no
gienncm @ibraltaritrGoet % Der
neit lsber noropaa langs GnropaS
apIt, bar ieg 8runo I'll at antage,
at oenne "Spoaeelie" life bar polot
Broi. 9anien itsrre Sanifeligbeoer,
ioet iee unber Sogterne meo
ben banife Observation-Disclosures
"Sbor" 1905 % 1906 paapiite ON.
talte IiboeIbaospanb oper belle
9iscapbusten % Seit for Sslano,
oa omtaIte bette alerebe | 1907 I
cit gfbanblins, bpori leg irembe'
peSe, at osiaa / Spbet melem &ocf'
all og Sfotlano ifplotes BEN bsie
Semperatir % Saltboloigbeb paa
SpbSer ira 100000 Meter
ganbet ira MiboeIbapet.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
9un 9nkntu.

5un 9nkntn.
8am!c Sc.tlerc mpber. Otter
Sfif % Brig / De iibitc tppe Iar bill
De aamle Settlere peo De Smet meoe
beritebs Den 10oe Sltni.
@alst til SefrctGr. Wiis alma
2anGipebaug er oalgt til forreipot1s
bere:1be SefretGr for @omcn's Club
/ Gel Tapios.
Sarlist Experiment. aIpin Gbri.
itianion, Spn af Wr. og Mrs. Eeter
Gbriitianion peb Barter, miiteoe for.
leoen Dag enoel al lin ene Saano
peo at bamre en- lioen 0piamitpa-
iron.
g%ranrfulf pelger. granbfompa-
MET | 8aIpiqe palgte forleoen fplgen.
De Gmbebsmenb: Claus Senien,
Gbef; q. 6. Wortenien, Isiiltent;
Sbomas Srh, Sefretpr; 8. g. Ia.
ietb, aasierer.
Elancn mbber Sinorinscr gn
Elcn, gaaenbe no paa at fplbe BEN
u~otsrreSe Reo Safe / 9ritle Goiintp
peo at bore arteiiife 9rsnoe, err fore.
lsbig itranOet, ioet BET en- lpffeoes
Dtobitaroerne at uotage ct Netsfor-
buo MOB at paabegpnbe bisie
grgnOe.
Mangs 9rrere BUMPER. Sra Sta,
tens Observation-Disclosures I
Eierre melbes, at finn ltbt oper Salp.
beleu al De S9rere, iom / Ipril tog
gramell, bar beitoaet Brsoen. Ser
bar ialt 1886, Der isgte ON Gertifi.
cates, % at bisie erboIot 479 arben
8rabe, 356 treble @raoe oe IS Ert-
marp Certificates, meoens 74S falot
igiennem.
Gberoeen nurcr. Mberbeens npe
Ibresiefalenber, Ser ON fort Sib
pil ubfomme, iiges at inbeboloe
LOO flcre Napne emo Ben, Der uOga-
pes / 1910, ga 9pen efter &egierin-
gems SplfetPaing bapbe 1873 Snos
bpggere. Otter bette ifuloe Iberoeen
iioen bape sget lit Snobpggerantal
meb $500, og aItiaa mi bape en- BE.
foIfning al omtrent 14,25O.
Slemt for &uotfipbsials. Sta.
tens npe Sob ON, at Ser / al Slags
@pertering life maa gisres nrigtige
Eaaitanbe meb Senipn til De trent
buote @arer, treoer ifraft Den life
SllIi, og Ser ipaaes, at 2open bill
giere fort IroceS meo De M almin-
beige "8obtfiobSialg" til neoiatte
Triier. Wtan pleier beo laaoanne
Gala at altfere be tioligere Erller
for of piie bpor tort Neoilaget er,
oa for at iaa bette til at ie ret be.
tpbeIigt no, bar oct bel NOT iaa al
minocligt of ifrl,e BEN tioligere Eris
op ct Gar Mcrfer. Sette bill bore
Itraibart unber BEN npe Sop, toet
ale angipne Friier / Advertisement
ter / IpiIer, ooo 8lafater, Sfilt eaer
bpaoiombclit moa p9re / Sperens'
ItemmeIie meo SanObeoen.
GncbOcr taaen tilfansc. Otter
flere Wfaaneoer at babe uofororet be-
le 9pen iii Stamp og p9ret I'll ltor
Sfrpf for apinoer % Ssrn, blep
Gem WorriS, en- / @prtbing perenoe
Gneboer % "mSerIig Sfrue", TOR
leben tagen tiIfonge peb en- bel plan'
laat Git oa ien0t til SinoS'pgea'p'
LET / gonfton. Zen itaffelS Wfallo
inbbilbte iig, at belle gpen 'trGbte
ham efter 2ipet, o. ban par oerfor
Itooia / en- SlogS geleiringsttl'tano
meo foriuarIig Ilffebe 9sre % Sln'
Sler oa meo neotrutne Sinot,s'fer'
me. Sars "Spinrin9" laa li9ecoertor
9%oitfontoret, % bag fine Gardner
bopoe ban bcrior gob InleonIrg III
at iaattage iirc inbbilote Sterloer'
llnSertioen flurOe ban noilpnse en-
l~lbiorbrinq, - at belle Spen 9lerne
funoe fonme; bon ifuloe l999e penn
i stabler iom 6aomepeo. Der bler
tiIiiSIt aIporlig Sore for, at Wsanoer
flrnSe aoa onarebspis tilperts, ca
beripr uSipouStes en- Gilt, booroec
ban roen @loNsuospoelie blep fasef
tiliange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Nnrn gnkntn.
@anffprrctuiuaer iIooes ,ommc,

@anffurrctninger laacs iammen
De TO 9anfforretninger / 9ulpal,
er ilaaet iar1rlen, i0et gplpan 50.
State 9anf bar opertaget State
ganf OF gopman.
Sarmcr.S clefun pcS Sbeloun.
SbeloonsS Deen Telephone 50. er
lletop organiieret al oerboenoe Sar.
mere. Selifabets Sinier pil bore
IGroige til at tageS / 9rllg inoen lite
Suli.
Scnotcs til Superior. Gn noget
~aaroSiuag Wano, bpiS Hapn bar
Sper Stf, fanbteS forleoen pGnbrelts
Oe omfriag / Sorb Sias peb Sis.
bon. Otter at pGre gipet SGgetilipn
blep ban ienot til Superior, isis,
bpor aielloit9er % Tenner bur.
9anobrnssifulc i Yarf &ipcr.
gpgnillg for Goultpets 2anobrugSs
ifole ifal / CONNER til en- 9efoiming
al $4,000 opisres / Sarf &iper.
@eb prirate @ibrag er $1,000 fsiet
til Sen al Gountpet bepilgebe Gum.
aontraft for @nggearbeibet lfal ino-
gaaeS Den lite Sum-.
@rrSifnlse Scitc inoebrGnSt. Gle.
re pproiiulbe Seite, Geriblanot
Srooerne "SeSiie EurceQ", Beau
GIocr" og "&ing Gouitantine",
fienote paa sc iIeitc al Horopeiters
Sroperbaner, omfom iioite Senoag
pco at brpube inoe / Sobn Slacts
Stalobpsning pcb Sage.
Arbcioer tilficnbt S~fabcseritat'
ming. Ole NtiIlpu peo 2isbon or PED
Ell IctSfielbelie beorbret til at be-
tale Samion g. Soflanb Ell SfaoeSs
critotning al $4,000. Suflano, Der
cr minoreaarig, miitebe i'm bpire
Saano peo en- 9paamiterplolion me-
oeu$ ban bar / NiIious Sieneite.
@rnin!St Snub. Oct iuIoitpnoi9
uognc Sig al Ell ufierot, plffeIrp8.
act Wauo ian0tcS forleoen | Ell So
Itof upr 8rano Sorts. Seo oct al
hoI0tc 9iqipr fllu0e intet beltemmes
meo Scaipu I'll buorban Otonoen bar
fonmeu oiooge, men at oenme efter
Sple % andre Werfer / Inligtct bar
2iget truffct ben til Steoet, bpor oet
ianotes.
So Gcnts Snrt %tili.ancs. 8rcat
Nortberu % Rortbern Tociiic Sern.
bancrne bor inopilget Ell S~egiGring
ON TO GeutS Cart til StatSuoitiutn.
aeu i 8rauo Sorts, be9paoenoe 26oe
Suli, ca Soo-9aneu pe;lteS at bile
9iere oet iomme. Gisie Siaetpriier
oil o9iaa girIOc ira Steoer | moro
Iige Miunciota. 0ette cr isritc Sang,
iioen Sopen ON TaSiagertart ar Pc
Gents pr. Wtil traab.e ifroit, at ipe'
ciene @euctpriier er tilltaact Tor
Statsubitiuingen.
Sfipo paa I'm Waffcr. @en Gar
ION CT peo Oiitriftsretten / glsmarci
lot moer I.flcge for at bope 'fiiot
pea lin Siritru, og peo De al Intori'
terne ouitiIleoe llnberlegeller or De-
brast for Saeen, OF 5orbitrclier
ifrep iis fra llbeIo / aort'pil. 9el
babe 9erbag Iiten pGret CT onrl
Sreroe 8crtIag hos Saricn. bporim
Der ban o. bans Smitri Dor Iafre
De table itabie ppf, % bette ment'
9arion par Sultruens SfpIo, % III
iiolt bIep ban iaa iorbitret, at bar
ifisS pea benoe - belSispis uoeu a
trpiie.
Grlcr meo fine Spnncr. Sorben
| p9reube Staislenator Singer gnge,
i scope eap iorleoen bper al fine n
, Ssnner Ell Settion Sano - ial
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
3Nnutuuu.
Mnbnnacr innSen b. 6. 6. Sore

3sbggscr inuSen b. 9. Y. Sare'
Ser for fife lpnse iioen o''fom ira
S~afotaerue, fanbtes forleoen $50 !
Ell Suite npr 8alata.
9rrcrimoc fummen ti!ifaee. Gro
soseman mcIOes, at Weiis Hilfp
Spenion, 2Greriuoe fra eresco, 81
par fommen tilifaoe % laa ! en- frl'
tiff Soriahins. Sun Dor pleoeiI
romnnst al Ell Sten. fonl nogle al
benbes elcper Tor Woroifplo bapoe
r,Ict neooper @affeiioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

Eicnce- last tilbpile. Sra Ger.
race itriueS til Sec, Soften. Giten
SIIrion Stene, en- al Yope Gountps
gamle Eioneerer, er Den 2oen apriI
eiter CT fort Spaeleie al 9rpiiframpe
aieaaet peb 0sbel, 80 aar, 1 Waa.
NED % 16 Gage 9ammel. San bar
isbt / Slurlanbs Y~reteeiGIb, Sosn,
90 fom I'll Nmerifa / 1869. San
fom ierit til Souiton gountp, men
reiiie iamme Iar til Yope Gountp %
tog Someiieab, bpor ban boeoe I'll lin
8so. San eiterlooer iig Der en- 9at.
ter, Mrs. @iaiam Sails, iamt Ell
Ssiter / 9orge. Zen trGtte San.
orin9smanb blep lagt tibpile pao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

eeuo "Seeorob.goten- I'll siGsininse %
gennsr I @andelanoet. 1irsoass os o''
Saesuoeaeen tofier $3.50: 5reoassa'sa"'
aIene. $l26 pr. slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

srruser Dc en- Spmaifine? "Sus
pennen" er iaa eoo iout nosen anoen
enmaifine til Den bohbeIte SriS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
CMsnc.22fEED
BRYAN AND CLARK.

Much is being said in the news
prints throughout the country, in
iocular way, about the peace agree
ment" between Secretary of State
William jennings Bryan and Speaker
OF the House Champ Clark. Columns
have been written by the paragraph
ors of the country about the 'Durled
hatchet" while cartoonists have done
themselves proud in the matter OF
picturing the two great democrats
the two great men-clasping each
others good right hand while the
"houn' dog of the Missourian looks
on with pain drawn features and tear
dimmed eyes. But neither caustic pen
Gil pusher nor mirthinspiring arts:
can detract one jot or title from The
real greatness Of either Mr.. Bryan
or Mr.. Clark.
Clark wanted to be the nominee
of the party of Jefferson-the party
of the people-at the Baltimore cor
vention. That he was defeated in
his ambitions was due, beyond the
3eradventure of doubt, to the work
of Mr. Bryan. That Mr.. Wilson was
the choice of the democracy may also
be largely accredited to Bryan. That
Mr.. Wilson was elected was due large
~ to the spirit of dissatisfaction which
the years of republican misrule had
engendered in the breasts of the peo-
pie throughout the nation. His cleo
ton was not so much victory for
the man as the leader OF the great
party of democracy as was the de-
feat of the leader of the party which
had broken all its pledges to the pop
ulace-which had been tried repeat
edly and had been repeatedly found
wanting. But the election of Mr.. VIII
son meant-and means-that the prin-
ciples Of democracy are to be tested
it means that the democratic party
is ON lIldl anu IL ueduS mat ''Niy
true democrat, everyone who believes
in the principles of dem
ocracy, everyone who believes the
democratic party is the party which
would rule for the people and by
the people must stand shoulder TO
shoulder and do his share in helping
the party make good. 1t means that
petty quarrels and quibblings must be
forgotten; it means that personal pref
udces must be passed backward TO
oblivion; it means that personal en-
mites must be buried and personal
ambitions sacrificed to the welfare
of the party of the democracy and to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
Anqel MAKING in Coontown.

Bully" Smith, a bad, bad negro as
black as midnight and with police
record as long as the Christians hope
of heaven, assaulted another negro by
the name of Eli Moore and came
within an ace of getting there Eli"
in the matter of placing the coon in
the front ranks of the celestial banjo
pickers on the evergreen skore.
The row came up about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon in a negro bar
Ter shop belonging to Ocie LoWson
on East Main street. A deck of
cards, winning hand which it was
claimed was not drawn on the
square and the good name of a
female who it is stated is not al
ways on the square in the lines of
problty and good demeanor, all got
mixed up, with the ensuing result
that Bully" drew his trusty razor and
proceeded to get Ellis goat. He hit
him one swipe and thinking that Eli
would in consequence, head process
sion of slow walking and loud sing
ing, decamped. The cut started in
at the tip top of Ellis brain emporium
and meandered down one side of his
physiognomy until it connected with
his neck at the butt of one of his
ears. From thence it explored the
cartilages around the back of the
neck and on up to where the other
hearing apparatus connected with the
head.
Moora's wife was the first to learn
of the cutting and she Immediately
phoncd the police, but upon their ar
rival the Bully boy with the black
skin and the red necktie had hit
the high places for the shores of the
surging Red river Up to noon today
he had not been apprehended, De-
scriptions of the negro have been
phoned to all nearby towns and it.
can only be short time before he
will be captured. In the meanwhile
Moore lies at home repenting his sins
and awaiting the arrival of the
sweet singers from the land where
razors do not abount.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Fashion notes say that means have
been devised whereby women will
find more room in the skirts of mod
ern style without detracting from the
narrow appearance Of the skirt. Short
pleats will run for a short distance
from the waist downward on the back
of the garment while other pleats
down the front will afford nice little
pockets for the knees to act in. The
tight shirtwaist will be provided, il
is said, with pockets for the shoulder
blades, somewhat similar to the pock-
the garments which should be seen
only on clotheslines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

the consequent welfare OF the people
OF the United States.
And such being the case why should
not Bill Bryan and Champ CLARK
show their true greatness-their own
true loyalty to the party they repre-
sent and to the people they serve
in the manly and democratic way in
which they are showing it? There Is
nothing maudlin nor sentimental in
the renewal of friendship between the
"silyer-tongued orator of the Platte"
and the grand old man of Missouri.
There is nothing in the way of play
for the applause of the grandstand.
But there is that in this "burying OF
the hatchet' which places the names
of both Bryan and Clark in letters
of fire on the rolls of the great men
of the country and the great men
of the party to which they owe al
legiance 1t is this allegiance to party
and to party's good-it is this al
legiance TO the cause of the people
which prompts each of them to forget
bygones and to say by their actions
that the democratic party is bigger
than any one man, or any two men
in it-and those who wish to become
great in the councils of their party
those who wish to see the hosts OF
democracy continue to march in vic
torious phalanx throughout the union
and through each separate state,
would do well to emulate the example
of the two greatest men the democ-
racy has produced since the days OF
Thomas Jefferson-the democratic -
the American political giants-Wm.
Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and
Champ Clark of Missouri.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

The Ardmoreite. published in
Governor Cruces home city. advo-
Gates a legislative recess in order that
the governor and the Legislature
may have time to cool off,
If it is proper The Husonian
moves to amend, by substituting
adjournment for recess All of the
possible business of the present leg
islature can be accomplished in six
days, and the taxpayers do not enjoy
raying bills for those who wish to
fuss. Hugo Husonian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

When the stork is on the eve OF
visiting the home of some foreign
notable the news is wired all over
the world and the prospective father
receives the congratulations Of all his
friends When the same visitor IS
scheduled to arrive at the home OF
the average American father friends
had better keep very still about it
If they do not want their faces punch
ed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Bonham, Texas, April 23.-Bonham
defeated Ardmore with ease yester-
day, Trammell holding the visitors to
four hits, while Duffie, the visitors
twirler, was touched up for eleven
safe hits.
Sporn, the locals third baseman,
was spiked in the first inning and
had to retire from the game. The
final game of the Ardmore series will
be played this afternoon, Ardmore
going to Paris tomorrow and Durant
coming here. The score:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

A New York physician has discoy-
cred a "Near-cure for Pneumonia. "
A Missouri brewer discovered near
beer" several years ago that is said
to produce much quicker and more
satisfactory results than those accom-
plished by pneumonia. The cure for
it in this city usually amounts to
seven fifty "the morning after"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

A western editor states that his
idea of something that is of no value
is a kiss bestowed by one woman on
another woman. How about the KISS
bestowed by woman on another
man than yourself?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

A club has been formed in near
by city for the avowed purpose OF
studying the food question Now,
what's the use of that? Give us the
food and let the question go hang.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
Ten Inning Game.

TeXarkana, Texas, April 23.-Du-
rant defeated TeXarkana in a 10-in-
ming game yesterday. The fielding
of the locals was very ragged, be
ing responsible for Durant's victory.
The score:
Durant .......1O1 600 400 SO II
Texarkana .O2O 1O3 900 &C 10 II
Towers, Hamilton and Herman
Pate, Fullweider and Buster, Umpire
Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
Conservatory LIVING Room.

A happy idea in house construction,
says Country Life in America, Is the
new plan of combining conservatory
and living room. The idea has possi
bilties, both for the elaborate man.
sion and the modest cottage. Ferns,
flowers, easy chairs and abundant sun.
light make the conservatory living
room an apartment that radiates beau
ty, cheerfulness and comfort.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Senator Sandford of California says
he is in favor of telling Japan to
mind her own business and let Call
fornia mind hers. Bully for Sand
ford.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Sicrifice hits, Setback 2, Tram
NELL: stolen bases, Dierdorff, Pelkey
Naylor, Leslie 2; struck out by Tram
nell 6, by Duffie 8; bases on balls
off Trammell 8, off Duffie g. hit by
pitched ball, Welch, Palmer, Vance;
wild pitch, Trammell. Umpire
Wright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

\ painting which is said to have
cost originally $15O,OOO was sold re-
Gently in northern city for $500.
As the canvas upon which it was
painted weighed eight tons, We judge
the price of rags is going down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

will have special division at the ex-
position of farm home products, to be
held in connection with the Interna-
tional congress of Farm Women in
Tulsa, Oklahoma, in October. Much
interest is being taken in this branch
of the work in congress-EX.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

An exchange says the probable rea-
son Governor Cruce refused to have
his message to the house returned
to him, was because he had already
edited it satisfactorily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

A Baptist minister up in Wichita
has found out why women sin. He
says men make them. Here is one
level-headed sky athlete who knows
the truth and tells it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Up in Chickasha yesterday it is said
that three hundred gallons of whis-
key were seized and destroyed. The
liquor is said to have run six inches
deep through the cutters. Sinful
waste makes woeful want"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Colorado school patrons are favor
ing the abolition of athletics from
public schools. They say they do not
see the good resulting from paying
the price of a Demosthenes education
to develop the muscles of ploughboy,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
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:. workers are demanded, what ::
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

1t was the small boy who stated
that the man who killed a cat and
heard the next day that his mother.
in-law had fallen and broken her leg
in New Orleans and several other
places, was now convinced that it
was bad luck to kill kats."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Every man should own his own
home says an exchange. A great
many of them do-and the other fell
lows home too.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Chicago now comes forward with
man who has found a part of Cap
tain Kidds buried treasure. AS the
amount claimed to have been found
only amounted to one thousand dol
lars the lie was not such very big
one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

The man who sees green dogs when
he drinks and then goes and buys
licenses for all OF them never lived
in Ardmore. The Ardmore man usu-
ally sees elephants and rhinooeroses
after he has patronized home insti-
tutiOns' for a few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

An exchange says the demand for
babies is greater than the supply"
This does not apply to Ardmore, how
ever.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Two (2)

OR STOLEN-Two (2)
light bay mare mules with white
foreheads and breasts, IA IL hands
high, branded 2 on left hips, five
years old. From Santa Fe property
at Oil City, Okla, April 20, 1913.
Will pay $1,000 each for the return
of the above described two mules,
to Santa Fe office at Oil City,
Okla. F. A. Redmond, Ardmore,
Okla. 23tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
HAIR GOODS.

HAIR SWITCHES manufactured.
Agency for the Climax Sanitary
Aprons, Belts, Wonder Cloth, Silco,
Dustless busters. Call and examine
our speciaities. Free daily demon
strations of the Blackstone Water
Power Face, Scalp and Body Mas
sage Machine. Mail orders prompt
ly executed. No. All Broadway, n.
w. Phone white 794.
14-1m MARIE COULTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
Erratlc Traveller.

Opportunity is thd slowest thing in
the world when it capproaching you;
but when 1t is going in the other d.
-ection 1t travels faster than light.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23

Kansas City is going to have
seven-day festival in honor OF the
new Union depot. Railroads will
make special rates into the city dur
inc the time How would you like
to own a good, life-sized hotel in
Kansas City during the time of the
festival?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
CLASSIFIEDADS

MO ApvER1IsEMENTs FOR COLUMN AMOUNTING TO LESS
THAN ONE WILL ACCEPTED UNLESS THE CASH
COMPANIES ADS Thai AMOUNT TO MORE Than ONE
Dol Ar WILL BE TO ANY RESPONSIBLE PERSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-23
LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN-City or Farm
property, long time, low rates, best
contract. Apply now, as examiner
will be here this week. o. NJ.
Redfield, Loan Broker, Post Office
building, Phone Sc. 21-1m