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The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Notice of Confirmation.

Notice is hereby given that }. w. Petit has
this day filed in the Chancery Court Of Boone
County, Arkansas, his petition to nave ms
title ouieted, confirmed and established in and
to the following described real estate in the
county Of Boone, in the State of Arkansas
to wit;
The North half Of the Southeast quarter the
Southeast quarter OF the Northeast quarter,
the Southwest quarter Of the Southeast
quarter, and the Northeast quarter OF the
Northeast quarter of Section thirteen Town
ship nineteen North of Range twenty'one
West.
Now all persons who claim any interest IN
said lands are called upon to appear in said
court within six weeks after the first publiCa'
tion of this notice, which publication will be
on the 18th day OF February 1915, and show
cause why the title Of the petitioner should
not be confirmed, quieted and established as
prayed for. Given under my hand and the
seal of said court this the 18th day OF Feb
MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
A Laboratory Of Thought.

Kansas and Wisconsin are now
running neck and neck when it
comes to freak legislation. The odds
are all in favor of Kansas, the
unique state of the union Wis.
consin has asserted a claim which
must be recognized There is, ac'
cording to the Postal Guide, town
near Lacross which is indexed
Waukon. In this little town an
ordinance has been passed and is
being enforced which might interest
the rest of the country A day is set
aside every year and is designated
"Bring-It.Back Day" Those who
borrow money, those who borrow
property, those who borrow any
thing of a borrowable nature, are
supposed on this particular day to
bring it back, and if they do not
comply with the municipal edict the
town marshal goes after the
borrow article and brings it back
any way-that is if he can get it.
In Kansas the "Pay.Up-Week' cele-
bration has been a fruitful success
and this week of the so almost
every body who is in a position to
make restitution does his and her
best to do so, Debt is the secret foe
of thrift. The debt habit is the twin
brother Of poverty, The great
trouble of the country is the credit
system, An unknown man with
scarcely any trouble, obtain credit,
This encourages many TO 60 wrong,
People who credit and do a credit
business buy more than they need,
To keep clear in the eyes of the
world, operate on a cash basis,
This is not always possible. Some
people have to depend on credit to
exist, but when they are in this
position they must understand that
they are standing on the brink OF
disaster, In these two laboratories
of thought laws have been enacted
which may seem foolish, but there is
logic in both. In neither case will
the laws be held constitutional, but
at the same time they encourage
some people to do the right thing,
A small debt, many argue, produces
a friend, This is why credits are so
easily obtained, bnt it must be
remembered that a large debt
creates an enemy. Pay up, bring it
back, keep yourself clear The way
then will be free of obstacles
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Road Notice

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be petition presented to the
Boone County Court at It's April term
1915, praying for the establishment OF
a road commencing at the Springfield
aud Harrison road at aOout 100 feet
north Of Jos, RothroGks mill house,
running thence In a northeast diree'
tion Ia rough sections ~, q, "a, 10, 60
H. 10 aud ., ending at the present
crossing of the Mo pac, railroad near
the SC corner of the sw IL Of See 9
Township 20 Range 20, This route be-
Ing known as the old Dubuque road,
G, i, SNEBRINGER,
], W, SFtE
j. H. SUMMERS, Principal Petitioners
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Notice for Public alton

Department OF the Interior,
U. S. Land OHice at Harrison Ark,
Feb. 18th 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Edward New
berry, Of Compton, Ark, who, on Sept 9th
1911, made homestead entry, No, Os725, for
Northwest Ia Section 20, Township Il North
Range 81 West 5th principal meridian, has
nIed notice of intention to make Anal three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described before the register and
receiver OF the United States Land ONCE at
Harrison, Arko on the 29th day OF March 1918
Claimant names as Witnesses John b. Reavis
Wade Sturgll, Maggie Newberry, Thomas
Lamb all Of Compton, Ark,
BRlCE b, HUDGINS, Register,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Honor Roll.

The following is the Honor Roll
for Ilarrison's Public Schools for the
sixth month.
HIGH School
First Year Rex Rca, Everett Glib.
son, Troy Jones, Lexie Ioncy, Glenn
Johnson, Nora Nicholson
Second Year Jessie Scoborne Vel.
ma Willis, Eleanor Wycol, Lulu
Watkins, Chas, Trent, Hosea
Taylor
Third Year Hugh Crumpler, Roy
Baker, Larkln Holt.
Fourth Year Eula Parker, Bcrgy
Moore, Hugh Collman, Walsc Specr,
Nyllo Clark, Roxie ToneN Gertrude
Zimmerman, Ruth Wilson,
ElGuru GRADE
John K. Newman, Berry Rea, Cora
Long, Henry Myles, Frank Brooks,
Herbert Johnson, Raleigh Rublec,
Naomi Moore, I'oyc Woodruff,
Dorothy Glines, Lula Newman,
Eleanor Fellows Nolo Burns, Lucy
BEEN Neil Tate, Monte Morris,
Radiant FISHERMAN
SEVENTH GRADE
Erma Baird, Ruby Woods, Carl
COsteel, Agnes ones, Iewclle Fowler
GereOne Speer Eula Specr Bonnie
Capps, Jewel Stewart, M0lindu
Bradley Clarence Stafford, Lucy
Albright, Ruby Cocker, Leta Hath.
coat, Lucille lctcr Erta Iones, Kate
French, Doris Willis
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Warning Order-Justice Court,

Frank Andrews, Plaintiff,
Against Justice Court.
Defendants.
Omaha Township, Boone County, Ark.
The defendant T. +. Brown is warned to ap'
pear in said Court within thirty days to an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff, Frank
Andrews. j. WANN, D. r.
This, March 4, 1915.
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior
! & Land Office nj Harrison, Ark

BNUul NlHNhN W NhN INV w
U, S, Land ONCE at Harrison, Ark
February 10, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Ell II. Mabee, OF
Compton, Ark, who, on August, 2, 1911, made
homestead entry No, O8574, for southwest
quarter OF northwest quarter Sec, 30, Il, 22W
of Sc quarter, Section 25, Township II North
Range 23 West, has fled notice Of Intention
to make three year proof 70 establish claim tc
the land above described before the register
and receiver Of the United States Land Olllct
at Harrison, ARK, on the 5th day OF April, iolo
Claimant names ms witnesses, win Vallncs
of Compton Ark, II, D, Mubcc, Of Compton
Ark W, }, Plumlcl, Of Dclmor, Ark" Marion
Bcardcn, OF DclmOr, Ark,
Il, b, HUDGlNS, Register
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark

Department OF tne interior,
u. S. Land Office at Harrison, ARK,
March 3, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Ella F. Haslip,
Of lPndall Ark, who on December l3, 1913,
made homestead entry No. Oll764, for north,
west quarter southeast quarter, north hall
southwest quarter and southwest quarter
southwest quarter, Section s, Township l6
North, Range 1S West 5th Prin. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land above de,
scribed, before Register and Receiver United
States Land Office at Harrison, Ark, on the
l4th day Of April, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Samuel Reed
Albert Martin, Daniel King, Scott Heron, al!
OF Pindall Ark.
BRICE B. HUDGINS, Receiver
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
For Sale,

Four year old Jack Deep black
with white points, Is hands high,
weighs 900 pound, Sired by Npsey's
Black Hawk, Jr, aud his dam was
sired by Old Spanish, Extra heavy
body aud bole, j. o. CURNuTI,
Valley Springs Ark,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20

Take u liver square for bilious.
ness, torpid liver malaria, sc per
box II your druggist cawuot supply
you, write the Liver square Company
az rollcr Arkansas,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20

state of Arkansas, .
County of Boone '''
We, w. ], Myers, President, and
+, W, Maxwell Cashier, OF the above
named Bank, do solemuly swear that
the above statement Is true 10 the best
OF our knowledge and belief
W, j, Myers, President,
f, W. Maxwell Cashier,
Attest
". Il Cecil
A. j. Walters, Directors,
J, L. Sims,
this ilth day OF March l9l5,
My commission expires May H. 1910,
y, NJ. Wdgloy,
(SEAL) Notary Public,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Warning Order

l., 0, Gocdde } Defendant
The defendant h. o, Gocddc, Is hereby warn.
en- to appear In this court in thirty dNya and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff 7, IS,
Arnold
March 1915 ,..,,,,,,, ,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
REPORT
Of the Condition of
PEOPLES BANK

Harrison, Boone Co., Ark,
at the close of business March 4, 1915
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
PACE & HALL

a, Cenlc, So, Little Rock Ars !,
.psciSIdea High Grade Mixed Paints
rn0mes Be1y bros yernishes Latest pat
terms In wall pepel, Large snd shail m1'l'
receive the same attention, Phcs' quoted on
application whtn In Little Rock call on VS.
AGENTS WANTED 2Is I".o,,oeS Colony 60. l'ot o,
Chicago, H. STANDARD POLICIES,
MonIRly, QuWterly OF Annual Payments
We want policy holders II you have no
'sS"' p '2w FRSS,MER FRSS,IM E'' s,S,, IA, 'TS1., Xs,ot
Southern Trust Blde. Little Rock, Arb
NEW STATE MAP JSSyi,lS JS., 2I'' ,y., ,"S TG" pSi
ushed, showing forest reserves pipe luts
postoHces and many other details Reliable
Agents Wanted r T., nlAlSDELlr Hank.
st Trust Bldep Little Rock, AK,
HUSrLBRs WANTED TO represent Us 10
tvefy town iof cleaning aud blocking hats! Good
money TO live wi,sG LITTLE ROCK HAT co.
li9 W, hIUh st.
NOtlCE 10 CONTRACTORS Information
,boui contracts 10 be let throughout Arkan'n dur
ms 1918 Ia our weekly rspou gosllna 500 year,
poI'ff''iGiR9N," |" GSoSSS faRIG Won NEIS, i2sLs
Rock Ark,
YOUR ADVERTISE MlNt Placed Ia List Of
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BldG, Little hccb, Nh.
EoGs FOR SALE FOR MATCHING
From thoroughbred s, G., lcphoruM i, W
Young strain from Mouroe n y Write Tor
prices Ideal Poultry Plant, r. y d, No. A.
Fly office so La 81 Little Rock W w.
nickhouse, owncI Tel san
VALUABLE LANDS g% S%iio I. idd.SsS .dEaSl''.s .s
EnR chIE ectc tracts In The strawberry
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southern ftutt lildg, Little Rock All
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Suits cleaned aud ptsasd N y Cleaning
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The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
Warning Order.

In the Justice OF the Peace Court Of Bear
Creek Township, Boone County Arkansas, be-
fore John Carter, j, 7, -
I, h. ArnOd PlNlnWu
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
SPnRIING GOODS by PARCEL Posi-
r. G. LEVY,
Iiiiln Rock. Afk

INV pOunc aud company stock from the
buf bunuN Arkansas and Arizona
Copper Co TO dnance the company For
pnftIculars write, J. NJ fownea Little Rock.
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20

Your ADVBRtispMliNt Placed 10 List OF
teadina Newspapers Ia Arkansas, Wfie i0f rates,
sGHABFRR 4 OARNBtr t2tst Southern Trust
Hlda Little NurL, Atk.
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20

The following is the Honor Roll
for Harrison's Public Schools for the
sixth month,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-20
u, L. CkA MEX state ABtht.
thtfn Trust Dldg Little Rock, Aft

NoflCR 10 CONTRACTORS Information
ne 1918 In our weekly rspott eustna 100 year
1ihtehllshed In lWSl,, Send lOo ior sample pppy,
sOufHRRN CONSTRUCTION NBWS, Little
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
FIRST OPEN SESSION
Hloh School Mothers Club Has Snappy
Program for Monday NIGHT

! At the high school auditorium next
Monday evening at 500 o'clock the
first open session of the high school
mothers club will be held. At these
meetings last year there was always
a large attendance and the ladies' new
cr failed to have bright 5nappy pro-
gram that was OF intense interest to
patrons of the schools. These meet
iugs are arranged for the purpose OF
getting the men folk To take more III
tcrcst In school work. The program
for next Monday evening will be de-
lightful. Some good eats viii be serv-
ed hv the domestic science class and
there vii, be social feature connect
ed with the meeting that will he valua'
h,r. The sessions are informal, all
are made to feel welcome and sug-
gcstions from parents are always
Scpght. Those who are interested in
the success ot tRo city schools are re
Questcd to come, Look over this pro
gram and YOU will observe that II has
features that will appeal 10 parents
whose children are in The schools The
music Tor Che occasion will be furnish
cd Nv the high school orchestra, and it
viii be good music, too Following is
the pvogram;
OvvNCStva.
RcadME Miss Jones
Address Subject; Are the \. Il :,
EraduatrS NakipE Good in the Com,
merc3al Wor,ds II not Why Not"
J :, Mullen.
OvCN0>tra.
Table Talk Subject; "AmuSements
tor Young People Leaders, Miss
pAj>y NsoSo,S Saa P0oy. Woodrcts
Male Quartet
Table TSlk Subject; ~PSySicSl Train
ing IN \. Il $ Leaders Pvo,. Mead
apa JyusSe Eesue-.
N,>c2l So Mss Petersen.
Miss NcPNes;e-s viii have c>&rse
" ,Ss domestic science class Wa;eb
viii P0t9S0s S2t serve TIE 0scosSo-
r,Sa;>
Nos S0v E-vi;eG % o,7,e,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
SN|PERSPAY
FOR BREAKING
THE CANE LAW
PARTY OF PROMINENT BUSINESS
MEN SOUGHT TO ENTERTAIN
LADY FRIENDS, BUT SOMEHOW
THE WORM TURNED.

} A party Of business and profes-
sional men Of the city, all prominent
in society, sought to entertain their
lady friends at the Rod and Gun Club
last night, and the affair would have
been one of the most successful
events OF the season, had the gentle
mems plans not gone awry, and they
were left holding the sack" them
selves, until long after the midnight
hour had come and gone.
While en- route to the club, the
gentlemen informed their lady friends
that they were about to indulge in
snipe hunt. and felt assured. with
the aid of the young ladies', size
able mess" could be captured within
short time.
The young ladies were somewhat
| abashed at the proposal, and took
the information as meekly as turtle
doves, but there chanced to be a few
among them who We're wise" and
they soon convinced the uninitiated
that snipe hunting rs the greatest
sport known to man or woman.
Arriving at the lake, the young
ladies were posted in an adjacent
thcket, with the lanterns and sacks
to catch the snipes while the gentle
mon proposed to drive them in. The
ladies let their gallant escorts depart,
and, after they were assured the
gentlemen had reached the club
house, the girls promptly deserted
their post, walked % tae Dornick
Hills Country club, and retired for
the night
After the gentlemen had concluded
that the ladies had "held the sacks"
long enough, they ventured to return
Tor them, but imagine their amaze
ment when the girls were not to be
found. They never thought for a
moment but what the joke was on
the girls, but found after vain
search until nearly two o'clock this
morning. that the joke was on them.
The ladies had a good nights rest,
ate hearty breakfast at the club,
had the bill charged to their escorts,
and came back to the city in hired
machine. The gentlemen had bad
night. poor appetite this morning
and would be willing to give anything
in reason If the matter could be
speedily forgotten.
In the meantime. their business as
sociates who were early apprised Of
the facts in the case, gave them the
merry "tweet' tweet,"-the night
cry of the festive snipe, as they pass
them by today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
N CURTAIN CD.
To HAVEFREE
FAIR ON TENTH
RAVE INVITED cot, SueGS TO
MAKE a GOOD ROADS SPEECH
10 FARMERS AT lpAeEL ON
rNU OCCASION,

The NcNurtam County %ycc Fair
Ncgpo at tdSNe, November 10. and
Eol sidney Suggs, eN-s;atc highwaN
commissioner has been iUNjtod ard
has accepted the Invitation to address
the rcop)c vt MtCurtaiu county dur
ms the C,ir op the S0NiNct W SNod
r'aAs
mtcrcSt ju grod rNadS is rc,iyiuS
an over tN'K state, and nearly c,op
wocN. colonel S0gsS is called upon
tl dc)j,cr speeches "a the subject al
puNl,c ESlNcy,UXS
E\N,rW}uS is the iUNitat,op v,>>ti, ei
pN,u Nrluy,a,p county.
etesN,l ONla, Nov. ., 1915
.llrp. SidUcN @UgSS,
eAN,mcvN Nk'aScN,A.
My MAR $,y,
vVNc Nc>'uy,a.o county trcc RtC
n,anaScucut have A>hCd ~tv tN IN,
vie N.,u o. make - S,>,i 0No3> .dE
ro tNe rpcurk 1NN. "Wednesday. tNo
tNsN II cSsS u,>otH. Gan We cN9s,s
N,,ae We c>p,>rt q NS,r a S,>>d
cN,W& NJ As~HevS ~ attendance IN
~. Ssv. ana u>cNSc,ss NNo s. ne
v,>a, S>>>S 0NS&> S&,,>,Slc ~ te'> state
srA tN< >vS WN> cS0 Nc>t c,s0SSs
~, ,>.e> Ne Wsr} ~ o,Sc> HN-scS
Nra cs- ~ Nt> - Aa& rs; 10y
es,o 81 NS-N ocT,N. >ecsNS -sc,
~Nc.N t-,N lN-->
" \ SEAC2I,NS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04

yho A. II H. football team since the
hlnging defeat Of last Friday nt the
hands Or the heavy Armstrong Acadc-
my team hnn been working with u
vengeance toward rcdccming itself
with tho student body.
Long signal drlilR aud fierce ncrlm-
mnglng have mnrkod this weeks prnc.
Ilcr aud with the exception Of one or
two minor Injuries. the SOUND tH In
the best Of shape 10 put up the bnttlc
At the Hcnnon when the team meets
the powerful Durnnl normal team here
Friday afternoon The enthusiasm ls
fully nv marked M ever In the high
school nnd the students ARE expecting
lho utmost of the team.
The following boya VIII represent
Ardmorc when the whistle blows Fri.
day afternoon;
T. H. Coleman
L. Y, noytc
r. q Thompaon
G. lMtlltlc
H. q lirowu.
H. T. Freeman
h. n Noble, or Scienlly,
q Curtis, (CapO
r. II Wlllnma
l.. n Harvey,
T. Il Uyrno
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
nnHuil ~ n n u u n u u II n
"a rtnsOAkis ~
an iIh n n u n n II n II II n u u
FrHsoHtts

rly6n ,-imiI ~ MoAlnsl@ wen u
luilueap sla,l'D lrfay
+, q Vril, ~ ur4Nl Wna lhUaaol
lng b.hiuonp hotr lodny
N u llobouuoo ~ iHrooll wnn
hOio ludny pn bUulunnH
w ulllllhud ut liOldpnyllu ThH
~ The clly yesterday On buplnoHH
MIS- iinsnnl pNlmrh len Loru last
nlHhl Al midnight rgr chloNnrhn,
whose hhn wnn onllod On honrnn, ol
Tho Hagluul lllNoM ~ hnf m0lhoi
uun y N Haley nnd wife ro-
Turned ~ MnAIonlpr ihla Wofnijtg
Mis- ilnlnY has bean here Tor several
days Win hol Jnughlul Mira A. wal
nu,i
N ! huYdeI hhn returned fioia u
Walt ~ nlmohi a mouth ~ colorado
with hlR pon NJ Snyder ana hlo
pon own u farm IN ihni HiDio, nnd
hiA Npl lho,o was Hlnni on The
iaim whloh they Gro improving iln
,opulia q muAl plonnnni hlp Ito lH
new hnsh ~ hlH wcll, as mnohlnisl
with ihn A,nmnrh ito, l,lHhl "
Power company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04

"Wha, did the hopn do when yoN
threatened 10 roplsa ~ he didn't rnine
your paw Ito nurprlncd me-
How ~ ito failed Ia nhou tho nliwht-
oat alan ~ alarm AZ tho prospect OF
my leaving
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
80 PEOPLE COMING

Al tho Opera HouHo tonight the
mig New YORK muHlcnl comedy sue
nopn WHOM nronmp Como True
company or 30 people and b'g beauty
uhnrun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
I HO j SAN D
CLAIMS HAVE
BEEN SETTLED
CLAM EcEHTS HAVE DISPOSED
OF 4 REMARKABLE NUMBER
SINCE They BEGAN WORK ON
CLhlMs hCAlHBT ROAD.

one thousand, three hundred and
nfi3 seven claims had been filed with
the c.tIzcus' committee ~ 10 lasi
night. and of that number the claim
agents have settled with 1.052. Tine
officials arc making rapid progress
md without doubt every claim Will
be- adjusted by thcm and the commit.
tee Without litigation.
SONS of the larger claims are be.
. Ing considered now. and It In report
I'd that they. mo. viii be disposed OF
without friction. over One-qutrter Of
( n million dollars have been paid
oct in claims 10 far, with some Of
/ the biggest property claims yet to be
| sctllcd. That the total amount will
not be far from the original estimate
Of one million dollars is firmly be
llcycd by all who are In position to
! Judge. OF the total number filed
with the committee, four hundred
are for personal injuries and the
| balance for property loss.
Following are those who have filed
since our last Issue:
&. w. Towel
Sam Livingston
Moran Scott
Mrs. Lou Hall
Mrs. Scot,
r. NJ Ballard
j. NJ Jones
w, Hardy
Alice Rogers
trace Wilson
Jake llumos
L. NJ Anderson
Dock Smith
Mrs lsob IIutchins
Pearl Smallwood
G. n. Carter
G. c. Giddlngs
D. NJ Forbes
Mrs. NJ. G. Smith
Grace Arnold
Molic Thompson
w. w Gillespie
II NJ McKssIck
I'D Byrd
Mrs. Il, h. Stiger
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04

Wyr, y Wceta ~ Danae bayr me
,qnlta,' iGt trDajtiHR fDF O'y bail
/ iuul uar damhrrd tJ tbe fo'rnt 49,
p0paiyb Hgm Weoha NJ no ffu Hbo
| |bu brru rpHdu'uuK u plumbing oelnb.
Uaumrm IN bcl'Hr for The Dnsi toW
yum. Hll troDen q bfnuch IN This
',Iy ma Nm muko hfdmDr' hia per-
mnompl bomo, although alternating be-.
luarn lba iuo cities IN lonbirR ntlor
hla burlnoHp
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
Notice 70 Merchants.

40 merchandise Of any description
should be sod or charged to account
Of the City Of Ardmore. except upon
Official requisitiOn signed by the par-
chasing department Of said city.
BY order o. MAYOR AND BOARD
81 OF COMMISSIONERS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
50 PEOPLE COMING

4, the Opera House tonight the
big New York muSica, comedy sue
cess, When Dreams Come True
company OF 50 people and bis beauty
chorus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04

CSC -,oo,-s r-sS&y -,sAt NV. ;
s; X - ?. Hal ~ tAs 7--Hoss :.
v>ssS - &c7Scatc-$ -ecs5v-2s ~
s's--S - COMMITTEES. co-SSSo-5-s tnSz-
szS - t--5S~ &ps S,As- SSS--sSs =
s-2qc-A-cs
- SSTTOON / (.
: = GALT. C,s-S -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04

The Garter Avenue Minnlonpry 10
oielr win Hlvo n noolnl ~ Mru. I'D WI
Hams Friday evening Tho public IN
invited Admiration 10 oontn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-04
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

'rho iup Mnplohl Comedy NnooopH,
rWhon nronmp r0mr froc," t'oin.
patty oI no people nnh onlloa0 rrao-
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only one jury trial was hoard In
county court yesterday, ana thlp one
resulted IN ~ aonultlnl FOR the de
PENDANT charged with dolrnud,Dg u
boarding house Tho balance Of the
dnyp dochoi was dlaponod ~ by picna
NJ guilty. dlrmlnRnla, ana forfeiture of
bonds 1bp criminal docket viii be-
nnlnhoi today
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any ll,nl nro lost The necessity fnt
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