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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
ANOTHER MCMILLAN
MOB VICTIM DEAD

A dispatch from Sherman, Texas.
today announced the death of Mrs.
Smith, who was shot March Il. when
mob endeavored to horsewhip a
member Of the family of John Jack
son in the Mcmillan neighborhood in
Marshall County.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
Plan Mhlttler Memorial.

Amesbury Mass March 27.-Ef
forts to raise a fund Tor the purchase
ANA preservation OF the home OF the
poot John Greenleaf Whittier In this
town are being made hy the Whittier
home association. The house contains
many Of Whittiers manuscripts. The
poets grand nephew, Grecnleaf Whit
tier Pickard, Is the present owner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
NATIONAL GUARD ASSIGNMENTS
Major General Barry Working on De-
tail Of MiIitlamen.

Chicago, March 27.-The work Ok
assigning the various regiments and
battalions of the national guard called
into the federal service yesterday from
the middle west was begun today by
Major General Thomas II. Barry, com.
mander OF the central department Of
the United States army The troops
will guard important public works, In.
dustrial plants and federal and rail.
road property
Aside from statements that the war
spirit has greatly swelled enlistments
both In the regular army and the ma.
tional guard figures were withheld for
military reasons by army officers here
today Long lines OF applicants at
the national guard armories, however,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
The German Statement.

Berlin, March 27-(By Wireless to
Sayville). The occupation by entente
troops Of the French town Of Roisel,
after repeated efforts, is announced
by the war office. In the forest be.
tween the Oise and Coucy.Le-Chateau,
German troops gave way to avoid
being outflanked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
GIST OF TODAY'S NEWS

French occupy all Of northern portion
Of Coucy forest and capture village
Of Coucy-Le-Chateau.
Three possible actions by congress
next week-endorsement Of armed
neutrality moves, declaration that
state Of war exists and declaration
Of war.
Paved toll road to the oil fields assured
Industrial corporation, to provide de.
veIopment Of factory section OF
Ardmore, is organized $4,000
fund subscribed.
Ardmore Military League meets to.
night; plan to organize four com.
pany battalion Of volunteers.
Twenty dead in Alabama storm.
Another victim Of Mcmillan mob dies
at Sherman, Texas.
Tulsa oil refneres are under guard
$4,000 bales of cotton destroyed in
VadiVostok fire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
OIL FIELDS TOLL
ROAD IS SURE CO
PLANS FOR THIS GREAT HIGH
WAY APPROVED AT MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
CENSUS OF TRAVEL
Chairman Simpson Says Contract Will
Be Made for Construction and Build
ing Of Road Will Begin in the Near
Future.

The toll road to the oil fields is to be
built and work is to begin just as soon
as the contract can be let
The plans and specifications, togeth-
er with the proposed route, were sub
mitted at meeting last night and
unanimously adopted by the stockhold-
ers.
The road will be completed as fast
as human energy can do it, and EN-
braced in the plans is a ten-mile boule-
ward about the city independent of the
road.
b. A. Simpson, chairman Of the
board of directors, presided and briefly
stated the object Of the meeting and
the plans Of the board which he want.
ed either endorsed or rejected,
Road Assured.
The plan presented in brief is as fol-
lows That a road direct to the fields
be constructed after the most perma-
nent fashion; that the cost would be
approximately 100000, of which 1925.
0OO has been subscribed. The direc-
tors wanted authority to issue bonds
for an additional $15O,OOO so the work
could begin at once
The plan was endorsed, and Incl.
dentally one hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of the bonds we're sold at
the meeting.
The engineers report was most com
plete and lucid A census of the trat-
lic on the present road to the oil fields
was taken during the month of Febru-
AIRY showed an average of 22O cars
per day. Wagons and vehicles other
than autos We're not included in the
average, although they were in the
census A man was employed every
day Of the month and took the census
at various points on the route.
With record being made in Febru-
airy, the worst month of the year, a
good return on the investment was
indicated.
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were pointed to by officers as telling
the story.
Navy recruiting stations were the
scenes Of activity Unprecedented since
the Spanish-American war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
Early Construction.

The board of directors is meeting
today and no time is to be lost closing
up the matter to the point of actual con-
struction. Mr.. Simpson would not ven.
ture an estimate as to how long il
would take to build the road, but he
did state that 1t would not be his fault
if the dirt was not flying in a very
short time, and that construction
would be pushed to the very utmost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
SITES FOR FACTORIES
ARDMoRE INDUSTRIAL CORPORA.
TlON TO PROVIDE LAND.
Money for the Enterprises to Be Loan
ed the Chamber Of Commerce and
No Profits to Accrue to Any lndi-
Vidual

For the purpose of inducing indus
tries to locate here and to meet the
natural needs of a growing city and
directing the profits to the Chamber.
of Commerce, the Ardmore Industrial
Corporation was tentatively organized
yesterday afternoon and a committee
appointed to draw up the charter.
Fifty thousand dollars was subscrib-
ed by less than twenty men, who will
Immediately put up the cash and pur.
chase 500 acres of land for an indus
trial addition which will be attractive
ly laid out and sold The proceeds
go to the Chamber OF Commerce to
pay the bonus to the Ardmore-A Akron
Rubber Tire Co., to provide the site
for the same concern and also to pro.
vide site for the Besaw Rubber Co.
and to encourage legitimate industries
which will increase the dinner bucket
brigade of Ardmore.
No Private Gain.
The subscribers to this fund pledg.
ed themselves to derive no gain from
the transaction but are loaning the
money to the Chamber of Commerce
for the purpose above stated. They
also agreed to wait for the repayment
of the money until the bonus pledged
is made and enough lots sold to repay
them.
Forty acres are to be reserved, more
II necessary, for factory sites. An
advertising campaign will be pursued
to promote the establishment Of fac.
tories.
Incorporating at Once.
The charter is to be applied for at
once and when II is granted the com
pany will be organized and the ma
chainery set at work to accomplish
the desired ends. The scheme being
inaugurated by Ardmore is somewhat
unique inasmuch as the element OF
gain is absolutely eliminated and
backed by men animated by purely
city building spirit.
The land in question Is Just north
OF the city limits and will cut up into
nearly four thousand lots which, at an
average normal price of 500 per lot
will return four hundred thousand
dollars. The major part OF the prop
erty is level and ideal for homes ant
that portion which will be reserved
for industrial purposes has trackag,
and is available to all OF the railroads
in the city.
Glowing Prospects.
Within the next thirty days II is ex
pected that plans and specifications
will have been adopted and perhap,
ground actually broken for the Besav
Rubber Co. Mr. Besaw is waiting fol
the Chamber OF Commerce to notify
him that they are ready to give hin
the site and he will Immediately he
gin work The other rubber factor,
should be in the course OF construc
tion by fall and two other large indus
tries will be talking points for tn,
proposed addition,
The incorporstors OF the movemen
are those whose names are familia
In every home In Ardmore when /
comes to building Ardmore." and ar,
being withheld pending the organlza
ton OF the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
Three Courses PossIhIe.

Prior to a cabinet meeting, at which
details Of preparedness measures we're
discussed, Senator Hitchcock, member
Of the senate foreign relations com.
mittee, discussed the situation with
the president Afterward he outlined
the following three courses which he
believed open TO congress.
Passage OF a resolution endorsing
steps already taken by the president
to place the United States in state
of armed neutrality and authorizing
further preparedness moves
Adoption of resolution declaring
that state OF war exists between the
United States and Germany.
Adoption Of a declaration of war
against Germany.
Senator Hitchcock said there was
undoubtedly sentiment In the west for
taking the first Of the three steps in.
stead Of declaring war or declaring
that a state Of war exists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
TEXAS GUARD IS HELD
MUSTER OUT SUSPENDED AWAIT.
ING ORDERS.
Three Companies Fourth Infantry,
First New Mexico and First Arizona
Retained in Federal Service Pending
Army headquarters Directions.

Washington, March 27-Further de.
mobilization Of national guard rcgi.
ments now in the federal service, was
suspended today by the war depart.
mcnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27

San Antonio, Tex. March 27-Or.
ders from the war department for sus.
pension OF the muster out Of national
guard organizations in states OF the
southern department were received at
army headquarters today.
The only troops in the department
that have not already been mustered
out are the First New Mexico infan.
try, First Arizona infantry and three
companies OF the Fourth Texas infan.
try at Fort Worth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-27
Examining Preeedents.

Other advisers Of the president, TAX
Ing the view that the best step to take
is declaration that state of war
exists, are examining precedents in
order to map out the best court to pur-
sue. The general expectation is that
In the end the resolution adopted
when the United States went to war
with Mexico will be followed closely
In the persent situation.
That resolution recited repeated
acts OF aggression on the part of Mexi-
co against the United States.
The president is not expected to
put his message to congress in final
shape until just before delivering II.
In the meantime he will confer with
congressional leaders. lie is taking
into consideration two possible events
between now and the time OF his ap-
pearance before congress.
Senator Hitchcock made IL clear
that he went 10 the White House on
his own initiative and said that he
knew nothing yet OF the plans OF
Chairman Stone OF the foreign rela.
tions committee for action in advance
OF the meeting OF congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31

GRACE POWELL baths. me, a,s'
tory treatments Room - rerksbirs
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM RUTH

l.Fl ~ AAF lfiHN Atf4 AfiAfN
ho has tha paser 90 tell 500 anything
you sent 60 huos can advice huaiuTss
men nnd aafAinR men vhat line 81
business of wafh siI nn fnssi liFrlt
zoe them aria SHAT paf' ui fHa nnfid
Wi DO more H4ftTasfui fnf them
ihr madam aill Tell Fuu how 70 FIND
good position end hpa 60 hold o.
Fhe doss not trn 60 please sou. but
Eitss only true advice on business aud
family affstrs roufiship and mar.
riaNs tells tha name - yuuf fgtufs
husbsnd ur vlfr how 90 win tho ono
sou love hh~ advises h0u Go hfirE
th" separated together and make
happiness iu 2our home tells iu fr-
sara Co suur ahsrut ffienhs shs tolls
you nhat taniuran Fou are adapted
fnf Hhrn e. speculate and shore GO
in'afr and bow 90 avoid al tnuhis
rhe teiis sou the secrets - being
happy anh aurrrrHful 900 auFthiHE 1ou
take Co., hand ~ you afe SORTED or
disro4raE-d consult Madam nuth At
once trf advice ulli remove aIt %.
sfAflrs itef fraHtnEs are sffitfa con-
fdrrflat rHNafafitun guaranteed ~ 20
charge thfs Be- she madans fret
time in fesfflr 700 have seen ne
Others nos see che beet " in trouble
Hpertst readings shr liugfs 80 N
90 go 8 90 Hotel Green. room co..
FulFfh aut Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31
PATRIOTISM KEY
OF ALL Speeches
Nearness OF u. S. to War Is
Pointed Out by
Speakers
D. A. r. coNVENEs HERE

Patriotism. earnest and ain
cere patriotism. was the don1i-
nant note In every speech and
address made al the 18th an.
nusl assembly OF the Washing
ton state chapter Of the Daueh-
tiers o. the American Revolu-
ton. held al the Elks club Fri
day.
Almost every speaker called at
tontiou 10 the proximity OF the ma
ton 10 war and voiced the fervent
prayer that even 10 the eleventh
hOnr the catastrophe might be
'aycrted without the sacrifice of
honor But should war come.
speaFer after speaker declared the
descendants OF those who founded
the nation would stand behind II,
and IT. president The Red Gre
was spoken of as the special 4
Of the - A. x.
State Regent Calls Meet
The assembly was called TO ord.
~ tPt"Af itHfbA NIB. FsuuluF
BoWdcn Of Seattle. and began
business session with the singi4
.of The starSpangled Banner"
The entire morning session was
taken mp with officers, delegates
and committees.
Gen. Elmer Marston Wentworth.
president general OF the National
society. Sons OF the American Rev
olution, was a speaker In the after
noon.
1T was the attempt OF George III.
TO force on America the Teutonic
system OF government that caused
the revolution declared Gen.
Wentworth. after he had given a
resume of the causes OF the present
crisis and outlined the courses open
TO President Wilson.
Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson. state
regent Of Oregon. spoke briefly Of
the work IN Oregon with the fami-
lies OF the Guardsmen who went 10
the border
The retiring state regent. Mrs.
Bowden, read her address as the
opening speech on the afternoon
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31
SCHOOL MAN ONLY
HELD AUTO PARTS

Deputy Prosecutor Palmer and
Justice Brinker could not believe
that school director and constable
would be guilty OF stealing parts OF
burned automobile. 20 Charles
Butler. school director OF CoalfieId.
was promptly released when he
stood up TO answer the charges in
Justice Drinkers court Friday az.
ternoon. Fred Brown. OF 3i0 Bran
don St. the plaintiff in the case.
was taken aback when Butler said
he was merely holding the parts for
the owner. -
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FOX TROT , ana ', ,...,, ,s'a .,s
sduit classes taught daily. / 80 9. hip
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SOUTH INp--NoNDky

stall 40 pot roast i2ise b.. sliced
ham ser H. stall a.. best Jersey but
Ser ? lbs kans fresh ranch esrs. zse doG
stall TO- q e. corn flake. &c pkg oiym-
piA pancake -four. far pkE Reliance
raisirs lie rAE Stall sec. grisco 1Ec
NAinner'H noodles &c pkg stall 60 hall
but cheeks. Zee Do sling cod 2 lhs sEc.
'suforpia anisits. i1c Co. stall So.
Nv cdish f1s bread. 1pc Loaf rpiced
cookies Joe doE rhov- chow. zoe pi
ap'e butter. Ibr .lc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31
FINE STREET

stalls ste. Columbia river smelt Be- n
Jos -sei fresh clans so at. linz cod
lbs sbc. 9 T.. market. hamburger
i-'ao n. 20; roast i.isc and isc 10
Clarke EelEenfu~. Annex. Eariish
breakfast bacon. soc 10 StonE'a lsc
pkg Grape Nuts Tic. soc at jar Queen
olives. see. ioc Shinola shoe polish g..
Zoe pkFs corn flakes itc stall 10 and
Annex peanut butter igc H.. home made
plmrnto cheese. o. loc. Stall e. high
sEt grade sweet butter csc ID; butter
milk. Toe gal stalls i0-i1, sccdicss
grapefruit for inc
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AND EXCHANGES

RooAs. MODEnN. CLOSE ~. $500.
2-ro0rn bungalow. business lot. on
boulevard aud car. $1,000. terms WIN
take auto, tots or acreage nn Junk or
big wortgaHeH owner $50 Rainier
boulevard Q acres. 2 lots. clear $500,
Tor auto.
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sA>uARY-sATtHpay

stalls zf-ss fiQo any brand can coffee
stc. 2 lht Japan rice. Csc. lbs elbow
fnararoui csc pure cocoa 2zc 10 > iba
FiHrherE corn meal. 1fc Stall 60 fun
straight family flour. 81 % per sack 8
iha rolled oats. $50 lbs Roman meal
sbci large pkE. washing powder ifc.
comb honey. lie. large ran peas isc
stall 1873 Firsi White Mountain cakes
iic. Hot Cros. buns itc dos
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MADAME LESLIE

ASp CtAtHvoNANT
IRIS famous phFsneisgisi reads Foaf En-.
tire ne from the cradle 20 oid age just
~ ih~ head Indicates Hitss you dates
farfs. tells Fuu mhat has passed IN M.
shat 10 happsutsE wfhunt asAtnx
single aussfioH Nhs does not 'sii things
20 please boz reds things iusi as tho
bead irdicaisss tells sou shat planets
500 ssfr born under 90. lucky sud an.
luekY piansfs ehen ard whom Yon aiii
fuarry. settles ana explains love. family
troubles. marriages divorce health.
business tanstifs sp.rufa atoms invest
meats tfansarfinns ~ ait biftts in fact
no matter shat Hour hope fear or atas
Billion come 10 ihia noted uhrrnninEisf
and md hefr. There 10 90 need fhr
snFnns 90 - uns4rrrssfui Her advice
removes al tfouhi~ she guarantee
satisfaction nr nH fharEs ifer readings
49, sffiffif confidential Gail ann ron.
sgif Der free Roam Hotel norris
tEaA Thiff. tefss~n rnlnu ana PIKE
pffifs hours 10 m CO., g. m
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coR>ER---~ATtgDAy

stall lhs sugar SEE stalls 1895.
large Instant Postum aac. csc Postum
Cereal. Gle Ice liars pine tar SOAP hc.
solid pack tomatoes. i1r. seeded raisins
Co. bulk. lie In ssc Sniders ratsup. iec
matches Tor 100. jelly powder. FOR
isr stalls 3. 2. 8. :. chickens. eotsc N. f.
les ~ mutton. lac ~. pot roast lie 10. /.
pork roast. iTttr m round .l~ak fs1se
~ lnin STEAK. lstc ~ shoulder ham.
- 'sr ib liver. sac ~ veal roast. Iets G.
lb veal outlets i.Ac 10 lamb chops
q efa~ fh
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riKr rt.a,E-~,rtH pA,

stall y. 'hs pure ErHnuiatrd EuEnf.
49, stat - pure pasfeurtEed mlk. "a.
&c. 1r CT STALL a. elbow fuanaronl o.
h stall sf tnr butch Cleanser Sc iec
shaker salt 81. ftr red rnu Kills coffee
CSC rteN o.. patent flour .. % per
Frfh tan hife soap $50. 1fc wash
ms powder. zee. guaranteed fresh eggs
Sic uaa
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PUBLIC MARKETS
ItoNoMy-s.TtrDay

ffaN %. rams furratlon milk. lee.
tifi 20. PCS fine Efanulaisd sugar geo.
pastcunEed mills g. pr &C. at stalls
]. 2. Z. fancy bacon. z5c ~ pot roast.
u ~ ihs veal roast Zoe ~ veal chops.
isac To- smaf z bone STEAK ite d..
stall 20. beet japan rice. g. % flour.
g. 90 per saei stalls -. teai roast.
10 'sr TO- sifioin steak. ieAr Be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31
BUSINESS PERSONALS

THE FACTORY HAIR sronE rs rnE
piac. 20 get yasr work aens al fartesy
prices W. have Tor sale aad maze
eurts parnp.. transformations ard aii
lady srons pieces EssvYthinG 10 s~4r
IN hair goods =e made ard earn In
s'oes Cissn DO ard make over yeuf
eif switches. tauEess NtGs. etc Ssks
up reur cut hair ard tsnisinss IN any
rsff~rr rnu nay desire tssi Firsi az
0ENrt.EMAN Would LIKE 70 MEET
an inte'iisrnf ana rsflnef tadF ag~ 20
% ~ ono Interested " arh believes
that rre.suf dag haruertnEa ar- fui
fiilmrnf - Wihis prophecy. Uasssfiifs
and phfslrst cuituFist pfefsffsf ford
- poetry ara aspire 90 hiEhssf ideals
object uiafrmouY Addrsss H-tti siaf.
HACHELon Ptsr ~ AMERirkS.
nlar hsutr. ~ Eend character and az.
prafanrs. tuteliixsnf infustFinHs 80.
aises Go correspond and meet neat. Co.,.
feltErnt. common sruss wwfNinE CTR
ono who wiii appreciate the company
- gentleman. object usafrin,nnr Al
dfess Hos IS. nrvFnsftnn. wash
MAT. REtlAHiE WIDOW ri.ENRANT
naturrf e. Wishes respect able man 60
Jnin her in reafninK house business
must 10 siur~rs. object mstrimouY
hdar~ss n-tIi star
EsN u.nEENE Al HOTEL HOLLAND.
rourth and jefferson iust back Of
court hDss~. 10 easiiT ard quickly
reached Tor ministerial ssrt ir~s Pr.
rsfs 20 rfnr- Thons Hain rsfi
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30 AGENTS WANTED
arpr uEHE Just OFT. EtHEN NiHst
utatar ror Word headlights a~lilnE likr
wfAftfn everywhere sltNs splendid
drisins usht al los speed keeps bulbs
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Tenn. cleared tisgp flrat day Mcrar-
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NINE. NICTORIA

The celebrated phrenoloEist. ciairvoyanf
and palmist, gives scientific readings on
all affairs Of life. past present or
future. You have seen tho others. nov.
zoe tho best, II IN trouble. All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees ac-
cepted, Headings Boo Room IL An
bolt Hotel Third and Pike
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NINE CORDELIN

-iairvoyant rhrenoicsist and card reader
VIII tell you " the ono you love 10 true
or false tell Tou wnen or uhom Yeu
~lii mArrt On fact. sho Will lsii you
every hope fear or ambition better
than You can tell o. Yourself Advice on
business. speculation. Investment. love
marriage. divorce rsunite tho sara
rated ana cause speedy marriage win
ihs one % rour choice tho secret %
power and personal Influence. hoW 70
win ~ business. love health ard an az
fairH Make M mistake when seeking
tho advice % a rialrtoyaut or pAIfuist
% pays 60 consult tho best A. seer
% things hidden 90 man or woman.
Nine. Cordsila has no equal MANY pro-
fees tho Elft 81 ciatrvoyancy. but fes
indeed. are so Eifted one visit To- a
genuine Egyptian scientist Win repay
you for many dlaaupointments gi6t
Union At Vernon Hotel 10 a. M 60 =
n IA
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io-TRApes ANo EXCHANGES

ow>ER VIII rS,tAN0E 90 AcWEs
unr elder bottom land mostly cleared
Cor ufsI-.lass heavy drtff team or tee.
ton tfuck in good repair hos sit.
Aaturu
so ACRES GLOSS ru HrukANE.
smau house spring vafsf some tim
.-1~~e~~>N-~~N~~S~->e
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can 20 consulted daily 81 her Oriental
uariofH. suttre loser floor Hotel Has
fhnfnr i'fiaafH entrance uu eide
street Nefne~n fInfh and Seventh
sfrs ou Aaaiaoh Hours. m. 90
w
Mtts nr Rblsh rrIHtrt AiiHr NiN-
letter Cirrfts TursdtH Friday even.
inFs Cancellation daily Hotel ufhse
t1.i rhift ESQ t'hnnr ENinff 7tTI
MADAM Ei.tfkntru pALMfFT ANp
carfs au~slInnr aruu cred CSC up
fsiAts seventh ave
MADAM FHAHK CARD READER
paimist .te Third and Pine Federal
ILL., l -.
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gJstNess PERSONALS

KopAkEttH- AT O. AT THEY RE
done" 30 cents roll Jacobs. = !
nids
MNE AnEtISE Card HEAprit
psimisi. olaifso1ant Goo uiai 1905 %
ftrs, ave
WIDOW a. WE'LL rtrt ArEb.
wlshes go meet gentleman in good
standing object mHffimntF h9N
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