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THE DAILY ARO' IQRUITC
Anlmore, Wednesday, January 9, 197
RUBBER
WORTH
We sult-ft rufobor goxlN '.ari-r,llv ixcnus.- earpfal chowilriK
is noconsary. A hlltflit lifr.r-u- in quality tnaKerf R mtf
iHITorenre in the turn- u !i .' id last .lust now
Hot Water Bottles
ar' very hnn it!- anl wi h iv. Rood ones at various
prices from ."xk- to jl'.od. A hot w.m-r bottle is tho most
suitable antidote for colli feet. It w aKo constantly useful
f ir rursTtj,' pain of eer n. II--.it is the harmless c ure
for pail ; Full lm-ls, nf Fountain, Mill) anil Coin hi tuition
Syringes ami oil r runic 1 (yumis
Phone 30 F. J. RAMSEY Druiifiht
Corner Cndtlo and Main Street
GO TO
J
w$ J L L
For Your Xmas Perfumery
and TOILET SETS
Fine Stationery, Games, Mechanical Toys, Animal
Toys, Hobby Horses and Automobile Wagons
We have the MOST COMPLETE line of
DOLLS IN THE CITY, also Doll Beds
and Bufji-ies. In fact EVERYTHING
that SANTA CLAUS can use
PLOW'S CANDIES
Frank Berryh!
Prompt. us-.
Knowledge and Absolute Indemnity
arc tho characteristics of our agency
i
llli'M-'KM N
DICKER MAN & oO.
V. u.tiki it -perl iln of
Furnacn HcntiniiOin r.t Mill Stirtinns
IHuw Pipes and Hetvvy Sheet Metal WnrK
AID AND MISSION SOCIETIES.
Methodist Home Mission.
Tin- Ilium- Mission mii-li-t nf tho
r.ioadway Methodist rhuii'li meets
tin- llrst ami third Tuesdays In each
month at I lu church.
I'icslilont, Mm. CIiiiB Muiililn. Sec
Hi.ny, Mr. V. II. lucrum, Troasur
im. Mr. V. V. Whlttlngtun.
Methodist Foreign Mission.
Meetings of the Foreign Mission
-m-ti-ly of tho Hroai..va Methodist
.lunch aro held the llrst Thursday In
.ii li month.
l'icldcnt. Mr. It. W. llamlol; 1st
n-i president. Mrs. V. F. Whlttlng
ion 2nd vice president, Mr. Nettle
l -ncs; 3rd vice president, Mm. Johu
ll-rfiiian; CorresKnding secret e-v,
Mi" P. P. Kearney; Recording sccro
I in. Mrs. P. II. Woods.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Broadway Methodist.
S inday school at 0:30 a. ni ; Su
l i iiitemlent, J. W. Hanks; Secretary,
Hi.-.lu Uutcher; Librarian. John Huff
man, Jr. Eighteen classes.
r
Junior Epworth League.
Junior 1-eague meet at Hroadway
Methodist church every Sumlin af
ternoon at 4 o'clock; President. Si-1
1 1 Uutcher.
Epwerth League.
The Epworlh league meets even
Sunday afternoon at 2. 45 at the
M'.i.idwgy Methodist church; I'n-.l
ni. W. Q. Dltller; M vice pre-l
d-nt. A. A. Bagwell; 2nd lce pn-l
.1. nt . Mamie Nlsbett; 3rd vice pr.-l
-l- iii Ulla Oavli; Secret ury and tn-iix
n :. Lena Sullivan.
Presbyterian Mission Soc'ty.
Meets once a montu; Pn-l-li nt
Mis 8. 8. Carr; Vice president. Mis
H C. Potterf; Secretary and ti--4 -in
it. Mrs. J. K. Pennington
Cumberland Presbyterian Aid.
M.-ets first and third Tueuims -if
k Ii month with Its momhi-m. l'i-h
l-l nt. Mrs. Ed Hyrd: Vice pri-ldi nt
Mis l. II. Pennington; Bern i.uy
mid treasurer, Mm. It. C. I'otterf
Subscribe for Tho ArdmorolU.
THE DRUGGIST
Exclusive Agent for
HUYLER'S CANDIES
For hvcrythir". That Is i
Made of TIN. I
Tin Hoofing a Specialty
"HQ
HoIxm'Is & Bonner,
INSURANCE and BONDS. J
J m mi-hkki:i.mi:yi:ii
PHONE 383
TROUBLE AT NOGALES, MEX.
(Continued I rum paKe one)
' declare that the will kill him on slg'u
! hat the limn In well guarded by the
IllKipS.
I The government U much wruught
I up over the turn affair have taken In
i tho textile strike nnd declare that
I such punishment wll lie meted out to
the leaden of the present movement
an an oliject lesson to all tuher work
men who resort to violence.
No City Election in Oklahoma.
Guthrie, Ok., Jan. 8. Piesent In
dications are that no regular city
elections will bo held In Oklahoma
this sprlngai- usual, it being held
that the art passed by congress Just
prior to the passage of the enabling
act grant lug joint statehood to the
ten iti les eliminates tiny ni-cei,ltj
of holding a city elertlon In the same
manner that It eliminated the tu bling
of the regular muniy election on
Nov ii, last, and the election of a
deb-Kate to coiiuiisk at that same
time
When you n member al-mt avoid
ing temptation It s too late
TELEPHONE
FOR CARRIAGE OR DAGOAGE
Ardmore Transfer Co.
W. R INGRAM, Manager.
largest Union Carriage Uno In
the CI17.
Nijrht tr.un calls ."n i-ints.
Evory f.ill spot cash.
YERNMENT
rcn AM7MORE MEETS WITH FA
VOR BY CITIZENS.
. .
ALDERMAN P E N N I NGTON
Expresses Himself as Favoring that
Plan at Does Ex-Alderman Whit
tlngton City Attain Should Be
Handled at Any Individual'!
Ardin-ire Hill In all probability h
tin n.st rlty hi (he new state to try
the commission form of city govern-m-tit
H.-wral of the business u.-u of
tin- ilty were m-ei Wednesday morn-it-v
iiml their opinion asked aa to
l,ai thi-y thought of that form of
iiiaii.-iKlng the affairs of the city.
Aldi i man J. It. Pennington of the
i-ii-Kent city council when seen on
tin- subject, had the following to say
fiunilnn the "business man's form of
tmmlr-ipHl government:"
1 urn heartily In favor of the com
mission form of city government and
think that It Is the -rest solution to
the problem. A tnuntcliial corporation
in the creature of a legislative body
and the busluess of u city should be
looked after the same as any private
enterprise. N'n Individual corioration
can exist whose tlnniices aro handled
by a different set of officers ever;,
year. Then again, the o Ulcers of a
private coriorntlon receive enough
salary to live on, while tho officials
of a municipal corporation such as
the aldermen whoso business It Is to
look after the affairs of a I'lty are
compflli-d to have other occupations
lo make a livelihood. A set of husl-ii.'-h
men flint usually forms the com
nilsnion of a city to look after It's af
fairs nhotild be pali enough salary so
in they could devote their entire time
i'i that business and Instead of Just
uMiig an hour or so .once or twice a
month to the affairs of the city, they
can give all of their time thereto.''
i:-Alderman W. V. Whlttlngton witj
approached on the subject, and Ills
annuel- was about the same as that
of Aldermnti Pennington. Mr. Whlt
tlngton favored the plan and had tho
following to any coiicerihng It:
"N'o one or two or a halt a doteu
men can handle tho attaint of a city
like Anlmore or even amnllcr by Just
devoting an hour or so twice a month
to Its affairs. The oalary will not
permit one to do so. Hut If the affairs
of the city wero placed In the hands
of a set of bttsineas -y three or more
nnd the salary tnndo aulllclent so aa
the cnmnilHsloiier can devote his en
tire time to municipal affairs then
the tux payer will get results. 1-ook
what Galveston has done under the
coniiiiisHlon form. A laborer Is wor
thy of his hlie and u::tll the ;-f fairs
of a city are handled the same as any
other business then you will find
to, us growing deeper In debt.
The pay of an alderman or any oth-
i municipal officer who hag tho ex
ecutive management of affairs tuulor
he existing circumstances Is not nut
'icient for him to devote all of his
'line to It. I will gladly heed tho day
v. hen we can secure the commission
form of government for tho city.
U. W. St uar: N ashler of the Ard
more National bank, is another citi
zen thui favors the commission form
of government for municipal affairs.
Mr. Stunt t's iv.isoim an- nlnmt tho
lime in those i .h -s. 1 b tin- oilier
'i-titli tiu-ti n ibis tnouilnu
burnished by Private Wire of H. T.
Rutherford & Company.
Members New Orleans Cotton i:cbge.
Anlmore, Wedned.i , .lanua-'y 9.
Census report on cotton ginned tt
January 1st, 1 1,750.01-1 vs. 0.72a.i:C
last year, tissued today 1 p. m. Ard
moro time,)
Port Receipts,
10,026 vs. 12.S25 last year.
Estimated Tomorrow.
Houston 14,000 to 15.0C0 vs. 3,011
ast year.
New Urlean 12.500 o I"f-'0 vs II.
07 last year.
CahiMoti 15.100 to 17 '"' s. 4-.o
' ist year. .
, ... . i
Spots;
.laverpool steady; B poluto ui
lid tales 12,000,
New Yolk firm, unchanged. Mid
' II 5,
New Orleans Arm and un hanged
Mid. 10 0-lli; sales 3000; f. ob irv.o
Galveston llrm; Mid. 10,. -ales 1
7.1. f o b. 1400.
New lork Futures.
Close
Opm High l.-jiv 1 icm- Yctdy
m.i :' .-Tt) 'j"!)t ps-. sj
Mn USH 101"! !(-: 1-'ij-01 9 9S-S
Jnh il'Jl 10.12 !'.( ;-i 1011 10.04-Oi
T"tn- very steady.
New Orleana Futurei,
Close
Open High Low Cloo Yestdy
Mar 1.33 l(t,5 10 32 10.53-64 10.10-41
Ma' 1"H 10.S1 10 12 10.8301 10.51B
J,,i ,n 55 10 lo-69T0 10
Tone steady.
Liverpool Futures,
i Close
Open Close Vest.
Jan-Keb 5.81 S.fiOt 6.!ft
March-April 6.58 S.8IH 5.53 H
May-June 5.6S S.5SH 8.17 tt
Tone barely steady.
' Chicago Markets.
' UImq
Open lllgb Low Clot Yes'y
i Wheat
May ..75 7 75H 75b 7Jb
July ..76M 76 75 76Ha
i Corn
.May. . .434) I8H 13 43 43b
July ..43H $3 43H 18 43b
outs
May ..85 j. M S6n
July ..33 3BK 33 33b 33W
WANTKI) A cook. Apply Mrs. c. A.
Hammous, cor. 1st Ave and 1) St.
S. W. 9tf
WRECK ON THE CHOCTAW
NEAR MILBURN YESTERDAY AFT
ERNOONONE INJURED.
Tracvk Torn up for a Distance of Two
Miles Train Delayed Several
Hours Injured Passenger Re
ceives Aid.
Dr. C. C. Savage of Hartshorns was
painfully Injured and a number of
other passenger on Incoming Choc
taw local considerably shuken upTjy a
derailment of the front trucks on a
freight car of that train Tuesday aft
ernoon two miles oast of Mllburn.
The local which Is due at Ardmoro nt
5 o'clock out of HalleyvIIle was wreck
ed at that point by a beam breaking
on the front trucks of a car. ien
the derailment occurred tho train wag
running at tho rate of alwitt twenty
miles per hour. When the beam broko
the entire train was given n tremon
doim Jerk and passengers wero thrown
from their seats. Many fearing tho
cas would bo plied up Jumped from
the train. Only ono of tho number,
Dr.. Savage, was Injured, as he jump
ed he was thrown on his shoulder
I knocking It out of pulace and other
wise received Injuries.
I Other passengers Juiniied from tho
wrecked train whcli wants 1
wrecked train which was still keeping
the tracqs but luckily nono were hurt.
The train ran a dlstanrr of two
miles before It could bo stopped. Tho
entire tracks for that dlstanco wero
torn up. lloth engineer and fireman
Jumped from the engine after throw
ing on all brakes nad shutting off
the power. Tho local carries both
freight ' and passenger cars nnd was
heavily loaded.
Tho tracks over which tho dcrallod
trucks had been dragged were torn
up and damaged to tho oxtont of about
1,500. The damage to tho cam was
slight and amounted to only about
jr,o.
Scoffern Goes to Panama,
Chclkasha, I. T., Jan. S.il. V. ScoN
fern, one of the best knnwj men ot
oklalmma Ii iv -s thlg w.ik for Pana
ma, w here he ie-i t ncc ',); a icsltlon
with the canal commission. Mr. Scot
fern stands high In nMsonlc and so
cial circles. Hp hn held various posi
tions of trust, being mayor of tho
city for one term. Ho recently resign
ed hi iHisltion as olllco deputy mar
shal here.
Minnesota Governor's Message.
Uy Associated Progs.
St. Paul Minn., Jnn. 0. Governor
Johnson In his tneswtgo to tho legis
lature today demanded a further re
duction In frleght rntcs, advocated n
two-cent fnre and asked that appro
priation be mdno to ennble tho attor
ney general to prosecute those res
ponsible for the nllogod extortionate
Increase In the prlco of lumber.
An operation Is always necessary
when the doctor needs tho money.
A DOL'LAR'OR TWO
' WEEK
TO FURNISH A HOME
AT
PAVING WORK IS DELAYED
1 ON ACCOUNT OF THE EXCESSIVE
RAINY WEATHER.
Travel Almost Impossible, Teams
Dog Up to Knees cn Main Street.
No Relief Except Cessation of
Rain.
The unusual sight of a horse bog.
gwf up uver Its forelegs in th si nets
of Ardmore attracted a great deal of
attention to passersby on l'lfth me
ntte and South Washington stteet this
morning. A fanner bad driven to
town with a wagon load of cot 'on
He sold the cotton and started to the
cotton yard. When b taihod Fifth
avenue where he was to turn off Into
the yard he ran his team Inio a
ditch which had been dug for the w.
ter mains. The rains of the p.r
week had made the ditch soft an-l i he
dirt loose. When the horse step,.. I
Into it he went down. Aft.-r w-nl.
ing about two hours with the -.sMst
aneo of employees at the city h ill.
the farmer got his h- - out.
The rains which l,a.. nad- the
ditches soft and dantirous nave also
played havoc with the streets of Anl
more. Never before have tlu-v b, , u
In the condition they arc at present.
iind there seems no solution to the
problem.
There Is mud, tnud everywhere nnd
the officials are helpless to better tin
condition. The great amount of dltdi
work which has been done In the city
the past six months has loosened the
dirt on all streets with the result they
are In a very bad condition. While
the rains continue work Is sutiiended
and nothing can lib done to better
conditions. For tho past week It has
been the Intention nf the paving com
pany to begin tho work of putting In
curbing and grading the streets to
he paved. During that time the rain
has fallen almost steadily, and to
work Is Imiiosslblc. Whenever the
rain ceases for a time a force of
workmen havo been placed on the
streets, but they havo been driven off
by the rain which ttndoos all work
they have accomplished. It Ik Im
possible to do anything toward pav
ing while the weather Is In Its pres
ent changeable mood.
Secretary lkmnell of the Amorlcan
Light and Water comiiany, who has
charge, of the laying of wntor and
sewer mains In Ardmore, left today
for Kansas City, his headtpiarters. llo
foro going, Mr. Ilonnoll stated that
given fifteen days of pretty weather
and ho would havo every sewer main
In the city laid. Tho water mains have
been completed. The rains and bad
weather have con tho water compa
ny hundreds of dollars. Their work
would havo been completed some
time ago had the weather been fa
vorable. II. K. Mcftllum of tho Mc
Quutters Paving company, which com
pany Is to pave the streets, said not
a week ago, that given thirty days of
pretty weather and he would pavo nil
Ardmore's business streets. Two
propositions of groat Importnnco to
Ardmoro being held up, with not a
wheel moving. Tho delay is to be
regretted, hut unavoidable and from
present Indications will last somo
tlmo.
Local Cotton Market.
The local cotton market ranges
around the prlcea paid during tho past
week. Tho highest price paid was
0:75 cents per iiound. A great doal
of the cotton marketed brought as
low as eight cents. Tho receipts to
day havo been the lightest of the
season.
Revising Anti-Trust Laws .
Iv Associated l'reas.
Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. S. Among
tho four bills revising i o nntl-trust
laws drawn tip by Attorney Oonoral
Ilndloy ami Senator Gllmore, one in
troduced In the senate tiXay by Gil
more provides for a Jail penalty for
violation of anti-trust laws.
Murderer Gets Respite,
Ily Associated Proas.
Jefforson City, Mo., Jan. 9. Gov.
Folk today granted Win. Spatish, Jt.,
a respite for ono week.
Spaugh whB to have been Imaged to
morrow In Iteynulds country for tho
murder of Sheriff Polk of Iron county.
Somo men nro able to bear misfor
tunes and some otlieis have sense
enough to avoid them
WILL DO-
JONES'
THINK MORE
Why Is it that the overage man Is worth so much lets in
money nnd property than we havo a right to espect him to be'
H Isn't becnuso he doesn't make tho money for tho aerao man
Is Industrious and has earned from $10,000 to $30,000 In the pa .1
ten years. It Is because ho doesn't give much serious thought ci
ther to his Income or his outgo. Serious thought would teach
him tho value cf a dollar; then ho would spend carefully and save
steadily. That system soon places any man ahead of his fellows.
A bank account helps you to
Invito your account and will help
Ardmore Loan
HOFFMANN DRV(i CO.
l?UKKCUIlTION DlU'CGISTS
THI.HPIIONI-J o(W
4.4..).jt.. - H"i; - : - 4.4 - - K -
t
THREE LINES, THREE
WANTED.
WANTED A colored bo for geueial
housewoik. Mrs. W. It. Moore, 720
2nd avenue southwest. Mf
WANTUD 500 horses and mules to
slme nt $1.00 a head at DeVeny'a
lllacksmlth and Carriage Shop.
Hroadway Street. Horse Shoo Sign.
C-G
WANTKI) Men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes, wages Satur
days, tools given, diplomas grant
ed, beautiful 1907 catalogue Just out
innlk-d freo, write Moler Harbor
College, Kansas City, Mo. C6t
WANTED livery body to know that
wo buy furs as well as hides, eggs
and jioultry. Don't forget to call on
tis whon you havo an) thing to sell.
Kmpiro Produce Comiiany, 135 N.
Caddo. 3-Ct
WANTKI) TO TltADK A now $100
Fox typewriter for n good horse, or
to apply on horso and delivery wag
on. 2f
WAN i KD An nil round blacksmith.
A. W. Mlnford, Lindsay. I.T. 11-lm
WANTKI) All kinds old Iron, bones,
copper, brass, rubber, 7.lnc, load,
bottles, rags nnd feathers. Will
pay spot cash or more In merchan
dise. C. P. Hall tho House Out
fitter, Texas Wagon Yard, Caddo
St. S-lm
WANTKD ltollnblo laundry agents
In cvory town In tho New Stnto of
Oklahoma. High grado work and
liberal commissions. Wrlto to NEW
STEAM LAUNDIIY, Frank Honnor.
Manager, Ardmore, I. T. 2Mf
WANTKD Local representatives to
Intiodttco our now chart of tho Unit
ed States showing Oklahoma as a
stato, up-to-dato In evory respect
nnd bound u bo a winner. Get In
lino with tho proposition In which
ovoryono Ij Interested. Wrlto us for
full particulars. Hand, McNally &
Co.. Chicago, Ills. 7-5
FOR RENT.
FOR PENT Furnished or unfurnlsh
od rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply 301 South Washington. S-3t
FOR PENT Cash tonus, my farm.
A. D. Chase. S-C
FOIt PENT Olllco Host oinco In
postolllco building. Apply Carter &
Cannon. 40
FOIt KENT Furnished mom. In
rjiilro DoVItt'a Pool Hall. 30tf
FOIt PENT modern now cottage
In desirable portion of tho city. Ap
ply M. P. Pann. 11-lm
FOIt SALE My household goods.
somo big bargains. M. P. Fnnn.
11-lm
FOIt KENT Pour room houso. Sec
ond nveuuo and F street. Wrltd W.
H. llawllngs, Mill Creek, I. T., 0-tf
TERRI'l ORY BONDS INVALID.
Such is Decision of New York Author
Ity Affects All Cities.
South McAi.-ster, 1. T-, Jnn. S.
Judge Dillon of New York, the ack
nowledged bond authority In tlio Unit
ed States, has decided that McAles-
ti-i'a issue or $200,000 In bonds for
school and w.ter purposes Is Illegal.
This affects tho validity of all
bonds Issued by Indian Torrltory mu
nicipalities In five years.
John Young Burled,
The remnli i of John Young, win
died Monday morning nt 10 o'clock,
wero burled this aftornoon nt tho
Huso Hill c -metery. Mr. Young'
death was caused from Injuries re
ceived In a fall. Ills remains havo
WAIT COLUMN
in si siiiiiiiiinumiJiujiiinuiMMirowjij.niiraa
SPEND LESS
reallzo tho valtto of money and wo
you to Bavo.
& Trust Company
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TIMES, THREE DIKES J
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FOR SALE.
FOIt HUNT OK SALE One 40xC0
tent, suitable for camp meetings
Heasonable rate. J. Goldsmith, s )
FOR SALE 1500 bales or prairie
hay at 25 cents per bale at bam.
Jim Watklns, Ardmore. 7-w3t-d3t
KOH SALE Somo heavy wrapping
paper, desirable and convonent for
uso in laying carpets. It's cheap at
2Cc a roll. Ardmorolte. 28
FOIl SALE L. L. Tyer & Son have
three houses nnd lots for snle at
a bargain. Alo 50 ncres of land
near Ardtmiro. Will take good t-.un
as liart pay. 2Str
FOIt SALE A Becund-hnnd safe. In
Mdo measurements 30 Inches high,
IS Inches wide, 13 inches deep. Out
fddo monsurcment '48 Inches high,
cnqulro nt Ardmorolte office. 2tt
FOR SALE Oil KENT lllacksmlth
shop, tools and everything com
plete. The old Havens stand. Ap
ply Al Illco. 3-tf
FOR SALE A six-column quarto
Kockford newspaper folder In good
condition. Will soil cheap. AHD
MORKITE PUDL1SHINO COM
PA NY. ll-tf
LOST.
LOST Piece of link watcli fob, set
with pearls and another laige stone
Will pay reward for Its return to
Ardmorelto office. Ttf
been held slnco death In tho hope that
his brothers or relatives who live in
Oklahoma could bo I-card from. All
efforts to communicate with them
havo been without avail however and
ho was burled In the cemetery her.
FRATERNAL.
Woodmen Circle.
Meets tho llrst Monday afternoon
and tho third Friday evonlng In each
month nt K. of p. hail; Guardian. M.
G. Hargrave; Advisor. Joanna Hub
erts; Attendant, Alice Stnples; Magi
cian, Vina Young; Hanker, Pauline
Colo; Inner sontlnel, Alllo V. Dolllns:
Outer sontlnel, Lizzie llelsey; Man
agers Sophronla Httlllon, L. P. Sta
les. Lena Y. Homier; Physician, J. 11.
Ilargravo; Clerk. Salllo L. Sturgeon.
Lady Maccabees.
Meet tho llrst and third Monday af
ternoons of each month In the Odd
Fellows hall: Ijidy Commander, Mrs.
W. II. Ingram; Past commander. Mrs.
I. H. Mason: Lieutenant i-n!iininn,tr
Mrs. A. II. Hnlcomb; Chaplai.i, .Mi
Ilottlo Taylor; Record and Finance
Keeper, Mrs. Fnniilo Goff; Sergeant.
Mrs. Snlllo Jordan; Mistress nt Arms,
Mrs. Hass; Physician, W. T. Hugle.
Eastern Star.
Tho meetings aro held tho first
Monday In each month In the .Mason
ic Temple; Worthy .Matron. Llllle
Palmer; Worthy patron, w. A. Wlm
blsh; Associate, Molllo Peel; Secre
tary, Fannlo Humpnss; Treasurer.
Hertha Warren; Conductress. Hessle
Palmer; Associate conductress. Ada
Smith: Chaplain. K. C. Chastnlne;
Ada, HcbsIo LeGrando; Huth, Hen
Wolvorton: Esther, Sndlo Gaskln;
Martha. Mny Wlmblsh; Electra, Mar
Humph: Organist, Josslo Chasfctltio
Kent; Warden, Llzzlo Helsey; Senti
nel, Sam Lane.
Royal Neighbors.
Meet tho llrst and third Tuosday ev
enings In each month nt 7:30 o'clock
at tho K. of P. hall; Oracle, Mrs.
Fannlo Goff; VIco orncle, Mrs. Wal
ling; Past oracle, Mrs. Mary How
man: Chancellor, Mrs. u. W, Hoteli
er; Physician, J. M. Vaden.
Benevolent Scclety Meeting.
On account of the Illness In the
homo of Mrs. A. C. Cruco tho Honev
olent society will meet tomorrow af
tornoon nt tho homo of Mrs. J. C
Thompson. A full attendance Is re
quired.