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The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06
Manitou Mountain.
|e are having lots of rain.

We are having lots of rain.
 Levi Smith visited Walter Earp Monday.
 Fred Hawkins visited Ada Hawkins Friday of last week.
 W. T. Walls and two children are on the sick list.
 Carol Tweedy is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Jim Powell is on the sick list.
 Ms. W. ". Saunders is sick at thi@Wtiting.
 Harry Mackey made a trip to the rock camp Mondsy.
 Arthur Hawkins little boy is sick at this writing. .
 Miss Eunice Earp visited Miss Funice Saunders Saturday night and Sunday.
 r. A. Beste went to Mulberry last week and bought a rew wag- or. Wake up Ozark.
 Will Saunders and family spent Saturday night with Walter Tweedy and family.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. II w. M9clIeF December 90, a 10 lb. boy.
 Will Saunders has moved to c. A, A. Deane, Jr's., place lon Manitou Mt.
 Ed Garner said he killed one rabbit during the snows, and would have killed more but it kept him busy getting wood.
 Sunday School every Sunday afternoon at 1:30, at Manitou school house. Everybody come and bring some one with you.
 A Literary society was orga- niZed at Manitou school house last Saturday night to meet every Saturday. night Everybody come out and let's have a good Literary society. Hurrah. forthe Spectator. Let all subscribers send in a few items
 Cotton Head.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06

RUB-MY-TISM-Antise ptic, Relieve RheumatismaSprains, Neuralgia, etc
 Money to lend On improved farms. Easy term s.-L. M. Guthrie, Ozark, Ark. (adv
 Woodruff Stanley is working around Ozark in the interest of an oil company.
 The s. 1. A. will meet We'd nesday December 10th at 3::30 with Mrs. F. P. Nichols. A good attendance is desired.
 Mrs. 0. M. BourlanG, who has been visiting Ter sister, Mrs. J. T. Donnell, returned to her home in Van Buren Wednesday.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor DoWdle, of Morriltou came up Thursday and are guest of his brother, J. H. DowdIe and family.
 Mrs. Champe Bell gave a din- ner Thursday. complimentary to Mir. and Mrs. Leo Paul. There were seven guest,
 Mrs. Wakefield and daughter, Mrs. Black, have returned to their home ir Bentonville after q pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. l. (. Wakefield.
 Miss Ruth Williamson left for ! Conway Tuesday afternoon and nill enter Central College, to complete her years work in school,
 WE Arlington shipped a car lead of cattle and hogs to Kansas City this week and is there at- tending to the selling of them,
 Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Turner. Misses Sula Fleeman and Ruby Daberer, Mrs. Jeff Davis Roy Hancock and Raymond Conatser attended the play entitled ''Ex- parience" in It. Smith Wednes- day night. They report fine show.
 Senator Greenhouse stopped of a Ozark enroute to Little Rock and was the guest of his long go friends MT. and Mrs. w. J. Glenn He met many other old friends here who enjoyed seeing him. Senator Greenhouse re- i presents Washington county in t6e present session of the State Senate
The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06
FROM OVER THE COUNTY Fresh From Our Regular Correspondents.
Al Naws

Miss Ollie Lamb spent Xmas in Dyer. Mr. Nation, of LOklahoms, spent Xmas with home folks.
 Miss Maud Tins, of this place spent last week in Denning. Georgia Tins took Xmas din- Ter with Mrs. George Hampton
 Mrs. Trivit of Ok!ahoma is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wallis of this place.
 Anvil Morris returned to Tale Quah, Sunday night, where he will continue going to school.
 Lon Hopkins and family spent Christmas Ald New Years in AiiX,
 Luke Jackman and Miss Dora Hudson returned to ConwaysMon- day.
 Miss Mamie Krallman, who has been attending school at Talequah, Okla. is visiting home.
 Frank Baker and son, Truman, of Rosebud are visiting relatives of this place.
 Mir. and Mrs, Jno. Tims of Catole, Okla, are visiting home fclHs at AliX.
 Vile Johnson and wife, of Argenta spent Christmas with relatives and ciends of this place
 Miss Bonnie Hopkins of Ozark spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hopkins.
 Mss l.ettie Partain, of Altus spent Sunday with Miss Dora Hudson.
 Miss Coy Boyer returned to her home in Hartman after a few days visit with Ethel Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan of Jenny Lind spent Christmas week in AliX. Misses Ada Hopkins, Kate Wather and Marie Cheek visit ed relatives in Magazinc Friday and Saturday. r Miss Bessie Williams returned to AiiX after a weeks visit with relatives and friends of Clar@s- vile.
 Miss Toka Tifiin, wine IS at tending school in F.. Smith spent Xmas weekewith her mother of this place.
 Pinkie
The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, ,1pra

State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
 Lucas County, sJ.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY,
 sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A D. 1SSG A. ". GLEASON,
 (SeaD Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in- terrt"lly and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. flee.
 r. J. CHENEY 6 co, Toledo, Q.
 Sold by all druggists 7JC.
 Halls Family Pills fer constipation.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06
Meg

Happy New Year to the Spec tator and its many readers.
 MF. aud Mrs. Thomas Man. tooth are happy parents, as the stork left them a fine 8 lb girl,
 c. c. Casey, of Six Mile has been visiting around Meg and Cec, or a few days.
 Miss Ollie Casey visited home folks during the holidays. but has returned to school again.
 Mr. Ken5da, of Fte' Smith in company with 8 geologist, visited Sub Rosa and Cecil last week looking after oil interest at Cecil.
 Martin Crumb, of Sub Rosa has moved t. the Davenport . place and wilt farm there this year.
 NJ. P. Marcussea has been on the sick list for a while, but is now better and Will be around again in a few days.
 Arthur Smith ef Mee made q trip to Sub Rosa and Branch to- day and returned n tie evening duly sober, Du5 raih4r cold.
 Mrs. Kirby, of tbe s.eIla neigh borhood was viai1in4 friends and relatives arou4a #e- dW.og the holidays.
 Joseph Hays aas laen on the sick list foz- som, GGl. We are glad t2 know be is ah to ar- tend to business a&ajn
 William Bcaaae.rs, il company witn nia two sons, fona and Mar iae LanJer. rom Grand Prairie visited Me-, aad sab Eo5a i,st week.
 Thomas Eirod, of Lows Creek is still complaining or rheuma- tism, utis ijlt!l better, We hope to see him a.oaud again soon.
 Married at the residence of W. II. Obar on Hecemhes 24. Am 0ross Williams and Miss Lura Brown. Their many friends wish them a pleasant rip along the journey of lit6.
 The schoordistr.cta. Sub Rosa have their house up, Weather boarding and lathing in proper place, and are nov putting on shingles, and will soon have good house ready for school.
 CIV, Rainwa-o,' c. ". Me Kinney ana J. L, Clark, who were appointed as viewers. viewed out a road commencing at the residence of l.. T. McGee running east 2 niles and joining the Ozark and Haldon road at the Finis Stockton farm. They made their recommendations and sent in their reports to the county court.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs Walker Milton treated > uumnas Of their friends and relatives ,o q "turkey'~ din- ner Sunday. And turkey wasn't al we had by a long ways either.
 Sunday, December 24th, was reunion day at Mrs, Anicrsoa's. All the children and their fami, lies were there except two. Edgar and Florence were unable to be present.
 Erie King ana Miss Vera Col lins were married Sunday Dec ember 24th, This is one of White Oaks most popular young coup les, and ave join their many friends in wishing them long ana happy welded life.
 Clyde Howard came in from California las week after his mother and sister, Lucy. They left Wednesday for Sierra Madre California. They will be greatly missed by the whole community. We wish them much happiness in their new home.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06

Won't some one send in the news from Greenwood neighborhood?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-26
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WEEK TO BUY PICTURES
FOR ARDMCRE HIGH SCHOOL


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-26
ORDINANCE NO. 24L

AN ORDINANCE AUTUORlZlNGTHE
ISSUANCE OF AND FIXING THE
DETAILS AND FORM or BOND
OF THE $4,000 ~ AMOUNT or
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF
THE CITY OF ARDMORE, OKLA.
UONA AUTHORIZED AT \ SPEC.
l\L ELECTION HELD JANUARY
3o 1871 PROVIDING FOR TAN
LENlES FOR THE PAYMENT OF
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
THEREON. AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
Whereas. ON the soth Ola. of lam.
AIRY. 1919 pursuant 10 q p.oe'9matiop
OF mayor heretofore issued am election
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Dayoe, the fund upon which it is
lrawn, and the amount.
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Park Improvement Bonds Of 1917 Sink.
ing Fund sufficient to discharge the
principal thereof at maturity, there
shall be and there Is hereby ordered
levied upon all the taxable property
in said City of Ardmore, in addition
10 all other taxes, the following direc;
annual tax towit:
In the year 1917 a tax sufficient to
produce the net sum of SLIPS for in.
tetest and the net sum Of 1925 for
principal
In each Of the years 1918 10 1899.
both inclusive, tax sufficient to pro.
duce the net sum OF $3.50 for interes;.
and the net sum of S625 for principal.
In the year 1870 a tax sufficient to
produce the net sum of SLIPS for I'm.
ierest, and the net sum Of S625 for
principal.
Said tax shall be and is hereby or.
dered certified, levied aud extended
upon the tax rolls and collected by the
same officers. IN the same manner and
al the same time as the taxes for gen
cral purposes in each of said years are
certified, extended and collected; thai
all funds derived from said tax shall
be- placed In said sinking fund, which,
together With all interest collected .on
same, shall be- irrevOCably pledged ~
the payment of the interest on ne
principal Of said bonds when and as
the same fall due.
Section b. That a COPY of this ordi
nance, signed by the mayor and attest
ed by Oh city clerk. shall forthwith
be filed with the lcrek of Carter county
for the purpose OF levying such tax as
herein provided
Sec. 9, That by reason Of said CITY of
Ardmore being without adequate park
facilities, 10 Is necessary and deemed
That by reason OF said CITY of Ard
more being without ADEQUATE park fa.
cllities, II is necessary and deemed
advisable for the preservation Of the
public health, peace and safety tina,
Wilmington Park be improved without
delay. and TO that end that this ord.
nance shall become operative immedi.
ately' wherefore, an emergency IS
hereby declared TO exist and this ordi.
nance shall De I'm full force and encct
immediately from and after IT'S pass
axe, approval and publication.
Passed the 2oth day OF February
1917.
Approved the 2Oth day Of February,
1917
q. G.. LASHER, Mayo1
Attest q. H. BRUCE,
City Clerk.
By d. " CLEEK, Asst
Sc9D
First published Feb. 20, 1917.
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Attest


form ol Certificate by the County
Clerk and County Attorney 10 De-
Endorsed on Each Bonil
state OF Oklahoma. County OF Car
ter SIS:
We. the undersigned. county attor
ncy and county clerk. respectively OF
said county n which the city OF Ard.
more is situate, hereby certify that the
within bond IS one of % series of bonds
issued by the said city pursuant 20
law, and that 'ue entire issue OF said
bonds is within the debt limit Imposed
upon said city hy the constitution and
laws OF the state %, Oklahoma.
Witness our respective official hands
and the official seal OF said county
clerk this ---. day of...--....--...,
A. H. 1917.
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Mayor
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Attest
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Mayor
city Clerk
form of Coupon

form Of Couponl
Coupon Mo- $1,000
On the day o' ----------- 10.
the city OF Ardmore. OF the state OF
oklahoma promises TO pay 10 bearer
the sum Of twenty Eve dollars 40 the
Fiscal Agency OF the state OF Okla.
homa, in the city and state OF New
York. or In the event OF the discon.
tinuance OF such agency then at the
Chatham a Pheniy National Bank In
said city and state OF New York. for
interest due that day on i's Park I'm.
provemcnt Bond Of 1917, of ono Thou.
sand Dollars dated March l. 1917
No------.
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Attention K. Of p.

can meeting Monday night TO give
frstrank All members are requested
TO be present at 1880.
II. l. DAVIS, c. G.
PRICE SOUTH, X. Of r. & $. 25.2
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ATTENTION ELKs

Regular meeting Tuesday. Feb. o.
Business and initiation.
26.2t W. l.. DAVIS. Secretary
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Treasurer.
Certificate Of Approval by Attorney
General, TO be endorsed
on each hondl.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
Office of THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
BOND DEPARTMENT.


Hereby Certify that | have exam.
med a certified copy Of the record Of
proceedings taken preliminary to and
In the issuance OF the within bond:
that such proceedings and such bond
show lawful authority for the issue and
arc in accordance with the forms and
methods of procedure prescribed and
provided by me Tor the issuance of
bonds Of like kind; and that said bond
is q valid and binding obligation ac.
cordiag to It's tenor and terms.
and. under the provisions OF
law In onect March a. 1910. re-.
Quirinr the certificate OF the bond com.
missioner OF the state Of Oklahoma
thereon is incontestable In any court
IN the state OF Oklahoma unless suit
thereon shall be- brought In court
having jurisdiction OF the same within
thirty days from the date OF this ap.
proyal of said bond appearing In the
caption hereto
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Attorney General EXofhcio Bond
Commissioner OF the State OF
oklahoma
Section 3. That each Of said bonds
shall be- signed by the mayor aud the
corporate seal of said city affixed
thereto, and attcsted by The city clerk
ot said city and each of said interest
coupons shall be- executed by the
autographed fac-simile signatures OF
aid mayor and city clerk; and said
Officers lrc hereby authorized and di.
rccted TO cause said bonds and inter.
est coupons to be- prepared and 10 cx.
ceute the same for and onb behalf OF
said city, have the same registered by
the city treasurer. certified 20 by the
county attorney and county clerk. and
presented 10 the attorney general, cX.
ofhe'o bond commissioner. together
with @ certified transcript Of an pro.
c'od.nrs fad in connection with their
issue. for his approval and endorse.
mrnt. and thereafter 10 bo delivered
90 the purchaser OF the same. upan
payment of the purchase price there.
for.
The proceeds derived from the sale
of said bonds shall be placed in d
pecial fund and used solely for the
purpose of improving WMttnr,on
Park by constructing and improving
dyivoways and race courses and erect.
ing and improving park buildings
thereon, TO be- owned and controlled
exclusively hy said city.
Section I. For the purpose Of pro.
viding the necessary funds to pay tho
interest on said bonds when due and
also TO constitute and maintain a sink.
Ing fund to be designated as "The
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County Attorney.
County Clerk
form otCerti1ca'e OF Registration ~
the Treasurer 10 De- Endorsed
on Each Bond.

state OF Oklahoma County OF Car.
ter SIS:
u a------s.-a -.a----., iNn duly
qualified and acting treasurer OF the
City OF Ardmoro. in Carter county.
state OF Oklahoma, hereby certify that
on the. day OF .-----.-.... lg..-.
! registered the within bond In book
kept for that purpose; that entered
the number, the date. the name OF the
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
NOT CHRISTIAN
 SCIENCE PLAY

JUNEAU, Oct. 12.-To the Edi- tor.-Will you permit me few words with reference to the read. ing notice in last evenings issue of The Empire, anouncing the nov. ing picture. "The World and the Woman, at the Palace Theatre.
 The description of the picture as printed in The Empire is en- titled Christian Science Play at the Palace" This title is incor- rect as neither the story upon which the picture is based, nor the pie ture, which I saw last evening, is founded upon or makes any refer ence to Christian Science or the basic principles of Christian Sci ence. To any one who sees the picture it will be plain that the theme of the story is an unusual and remarkable power residing in the heroine to heal physical ail- ments and that her power. so-called, was brought into operation through the exercise of her own will.
 Inasmuch as the fundamental principal of Christian Science is that God is Spirit. infinite and om- nipotent. Eternal Mind and that the real Man being the image and like ness of God, has and manifests only the characteristics and qualities of the infinite God, it is evident that the healing of sickness and sin 1 through the application of the principles of Christion Science does not come from any power residing in or eminating from human be- ings. Mary Baker Eddy, the found- CT of Christian Science, writes at page 228:25 of the Christian Sci ence text book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, of which book she is the author: There is no power apart from God. Om- impotence has all power to acknowl- edge any other power is to dishonor God" Bearing these facts in mind, one who sees the picture will un- derstand that "The World and the Woman" is not a Christian Science play.
 Yours very truly,
 ROYAL A. GUNNISON,
 Christian Science Committee on
 Publication for the Coastal Region of Alaska.
 tNOTE-The quarrel is not with The Empire or the Palace Theatre management. The advance press notices call it a Christian Science Play.-EDlTOR.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
STORES WILL BE
 OPEN MONDAY BUT
 ARE READY TO HELP

The Merchants Protective Asso- citation executive committee, after consulting with leading merchants of the city, decided not to direct the closing of the stores in Juneau Monday afternoon. The general opin- ion was that it would be easier to find the business men and others who would be likely to subscribe for Liberty Bonds if they remained at their usual places of business. Every merchant consulted said that he would be ready to aid the move ment in any way possible
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
MOTION IS DENIED FOR
 A CHANGE OF VENUE

This morning Judge R. w. Jen nings denied the motion made by Cheney & Ziegler for a change of venue to Ketchikan for the trial of J. H. Hewitt and Michael Sheehan charged with stealing the gold brick from the Chichagoff Mining Com pany. The date of the trial has been fixed for December 3rd, immed lately after the return of the court from Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
OPERATION PERFORMED
 FOR EPILEPSY TODAY

An operation for epilepsy was per formed at the General Hospital this morning on Miss Carrie Wuotila, the 12-year-Old daughter of Eli Wuo tila, of the Alaska Juneau Gold Min ing Company. For over two years the girl has been victim of fits A cystic tumOr was removed from the right side of the brain The pa tient regained consciousness after the operation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
THANE CLUB WILL DANCE

The Thane Athletic Club. recent ly organized, is planning on dance on October 26th. This will be the first social function by this organi- zation and they are making elabor- ate plans for the entertainment of their guests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
BUSINESS MEN OFF
 ON A HUNTING TRIP

Charles Goldstein. Charles E. Da- vidson. Charles D. Garfield. Charles E. Naghel. Dr. Robert Simpson and w. George Johnson constitute q hunting party that will leave this evening for Rake on MT. 0Oldstein's Grace E. The party win live on board the vessel for ten days. eer. waterfowl and other game birds win be pursued.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
SOLDIERS AT FORT
 SUBSCRIBE TO BONDS

The soldiers at Fort William H. Seward have subscribed s7,O00 for the Liberty Loan bonds. Lieut.. c. H. McMahon, of the Fort, who is now in the city attending court, will take back the blanks for the appli- cants to sign.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
THE CLASSIFIED ADS are for YOUR USE.
JUNEAU CHURCH SERVICES
# *++***+**++++a !
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHhiS IAN SCtENCE Services are held every Sunday at II a. m. in the Church of the Chris tian Science Society of Juneau on Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard. Tomorrow's subject will be: Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?'' Sunday School at 12:30 p. m. ev. cry Sunday.
 Free reading room at the Church Wednesday and Saturday afternoon from 3 to 2.
 HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
 (Fourth and Gold Streets)
 (Rev. G. D. Christian, Dean)
 (Rev. A. K. Butcher, Canon) Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity Celebration at 8 a. m., with "Pil. grimage" prayers.
 Church School at 12:30
 Evensong at 8, with sermon. Can on Butcher will preach.
 "Pilgrimage' Prayer daily at and 5; Wednesday at 8 D. m., with mediation on Prayer the Christian's s Breathing; Celebration Thursday at 9 o'clock.
 The public in invited
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-13
M. ]. o'coNNoR IS NOW
 SEATTLE BusiNEss MAN

Former Mayor M. J. O'Connor oi Douglas is now Seattle business man. He has opened offices in the Boston Block at the corner of Sec ond Avenue and Columbia street fn that city. where he is engaged in the real estate and investment bust ness. Many Gastineau channel peo pie are placing their Seattle bust ness in his hands.