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Ardmore, Tuesday, February 9, 1909
PACE EIGHT
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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ON
COUNTRY LIFE COMMISSION
-I
.tr-:!.!iilng
shole OA' "!1
.tnni!ion ha tried to help
i -jiti 'o nee dearly tll!r o
'. and to see tt aa a Wbo: to
i -.-.lh dearly between wtiat the
i-r.nl ftin do ml Sat Ui
Biuat do for htJelr: anj
i ' to bring not only tti farm-
th ntim whole to re-
it the growm of crop.
-' mi essential pmrt. ta only a
f roiBitn- life Crop fro win la
' -entWi foundation, but 1: no
. naenas1 that the faro attatt
i adequate rexurn tor wl be
in- and It la no leaa vssstvtla! In
i .1 i- la llteratly vitalthat he and
. 'e rl ble children shall lead
4 1 r.,tht kind nf life
ii i r t fia.! fo
! rnlTed gUte,!'
1' r this r-jwn
. .r-'itire that the
4 n-tnet of arWnii'ww. thwart
as nrtm- annn the Idea Un
..'i i-Hlnn stands for muni reach th,
j-'-rx)!.'. should become without lelay'
' i' a dpartment of country life.
f -I o deal not owly wttib crops. btU
n o -wtOi all the laraer aapwta ' l"
'v open country
f-m alt tha haa hee done and
-I three treat ftrnral ami lm-
-J.H'e needa of country life ataml
o if
F'. effectlre ro-operntkMi amour,
'i-m-- to put them on a level with
1 . omnbted antereata witn wnirn
to bnalneaa. j
f- "nd. a )' kind of achoots In
rMintry. wMrti shall tench th
t . en at much outdoor as Indoor
u 1 perhaps more, en that they will
i i;are for count rr life, nd not as
r. H. mainly for life In town.
V inl bter means of eommunlea-
Including good roads ami a par
r t xnt. which the country prtiple
n everyrr' and rljehtly. ttnanl-
i - In demanding.
To these may well he added hetter
hin'atlon: for easily preventable lit
i' i , hold several million country
!.-. ic In the slavery of continuous
I' ..-alth.
T',- commlaalon points out. ami l ,
In the eoncluikin, that the
m.o- lmortntit lieH rhnt the govern
: t. whethw national or atnte. ixai
. H to show the people how to go
i these tasks of organization.
I .i,!on. and. communication with
1 1ist and quickest reanlta. This
c ri lie done by the collection awl
ad of Information. One oommunlty
v. Mms be Informed of vbnt other
i i tmiiiltlea have done, mm! one
i i -v of -what other oHin tries have
' " Such help by the people's gov-
j . . -r t would lead to n comprchen-,
. i
m of organisation, education.
, ; i
l . 'Hiimunlcatlon. 'and make rte
i 'i g coumtry betler to live In. for.
'ual and social reasons us well
for purely agricultural reasons.
government throuarh the depart-
r of agriculture does not cultivate-!
1 1 .n'a farm for him. Ilut It doea
. his service useful knowledge
r would not otherwise get In
-ine way the national and stnte
i.. ii'iuiitM might put Into the 1'0-
t i
i i .
t I
,',f c!l aorl. The task
t"
a-.d d-eiopli.g t'l
Bargains
for
Women
u ir Wiim
f I i.". in our
, -il.
HAMILTON
i CO.
PATRONS
i f the i . is-itHl
umns wiii rt'iiu iii'n r
that of all the pa
pers published in
Ardmore one paper
pays more than 6o
per cent of all the
postage. It's the one
paper of circulation
and quality.
THE ARDMOREITE
w M T-;ua.r. u3 ' s a h
, , U '.a M-r
The on! recommend.' on I aubnrt
in that as appropriation of J1S.O00
proilded. to enable the commission lo
dl;t the material It MM collect!,
and to cidiect and to dlcat nweh
more hat la within Ita reach, and
thua complete ita work. Thli would
enable the coorailaalon to farher in
rhe harvet of auaefla tfjat la re
aultlna: from the dlacuoalon It haa
atlrred up Hie commlaalimera hare
aervfd without compenaatton. and I
d not recommend any airpropilatlon
for their wrvlcea, lit only for the ox
Kn(n' 'tiat will le required ' flnla
i he tank that the haw- b-tnh.
To Improve our vtin of artcut
tot aeema to m 'he moat urgent of
the taka wh'ch lie before na But It
can not In Judgment. e effected
by maaaarea which Hatch only rhe ran
terlal and technical aide of the auh
Ject : the whole bualneaa and life of
the farmer mtiat tt'ao lie takno Into
account Hnch coBalderatlona l"d me
Mpo'nl 'he rommlaalon on country
0r object ahou.d to h .p de-
velop In the country ooniamnlty the.
great Ideata of community life aa well
a f t peraonal character. One of the
moat Important adjunct to thia end
mtiat lie the country rtiirrch. and 1 In
vite your aftntlon U Vbat the com
tnlaaloa aaya of the country church
nnd of rhe need of an extenaion of
audi work aa that of the Voting MeV
Chrlaiian Aaaoclatlon In country
commtmltlca. Let tiw la- apectal em
phaala upon what the oon mlaaton anya
at the very end of Ita -.port on per
norm I Idimla wml local l4dtrahlp. Kv
orythlnK reaolvea Itaolf In tlio nnd In
to iho qucatlnn of onMinallty. Neither
aoclety nor government cam ilo much
for country life unleaa there la volun
tary reapoiitM' kv the 0Tsonal Ideala
if the men ami women wImi live In
th- Miiintry. In the development of
oharacter the home ahould te nwire
Ittilioruint rhnn the acfaxil, or th vn
awkdy at large
Vhn unce the liaalc
material neede have bn met, hlgh(tary (rKanlitlun. and aome with In-
tdenla may be quite Independent if .dividual acting alone.
Income; but they cantMt be realty d All organised force both Vn tosrn
without sufficient Wicome to provkW
adequate foundation: and where the
community at large la not financially
prosperous It Is lnpiaalble 1o devekip
a high average personal nnd commun-
lit- .jtinl In flluwt fnrulninonlal
farU ,)f ,,, ,;,. , to mm
ami women who live In the country
Jtist na they apply to men and women
who live In the towns. Otvnn a anffl-
i clent foundation of nmterlai well lie-
Ing. the Influence of the farmers and
farmers' wlvia on their c-hlklrcn !
cHnea the factor of flrat lmiHrtan.'e
m determining the attitude of the
next generation toward farm life. The
farm r ahould realUe that the person
whi nKut need a conslderat km on the
farm Is his wife. I do not In the least
mtTiii ttmt she should piirrhnse .axe
the expense of dutv. Neither man
'
twr woman is really happy or really
useful save on condition of doing
or her duty. If the woman shirks her
duty as housewife, aa home keeper,
ns the mother waose prime function
It Is to bear and rear a sufficient
number of healthy children, then she
Is not entitled to our regard- Hut If
she doe her duty ahe la wore en
titled to our regHnl even than the
man 1w doea hi duty; ami the man
ohou'd ahow aiiechtl consideration for
l wann tnv countrymen that lbs
great recent progress made In city life
u not a full measure of our civilian-tlon-
fr our clvlllcatlon reals at
bottom on the wholaaomeneaa. the at
tmctlvcucas nnd the eomploteneas. aa
well iis tli eprowrlty. nf life In the
conn trv 1'lie men and women on rhe
farm tnnd for what Is fundamental
l best ami most needed In America!
life I'non the development of coun
ir life r-st uit'maleiy our ability
i m. tliods of farming requiring the
hllfhet Ir.telllitence. to continue to
fed nnd clothe the hungry nations;
i.) iiipK the city with freah blood
i r .it K and clear brains that can
.hi . the terrific strain of modern
.- e.-d the development of men
i'i th.- f; n i-ountry, who will tie In
I e fu'iiie ,t In the past, the atay
.i-jil s'-. tiRth of the nation In time of
u.u. iiid It guUltog and controlling
sn I: In time of peace.
THKOnOUE UOOSIiVULT
V W h ie li.mse. I'ebruarv 0 ItlflO.
Summary of the Rerjort of the Com
mission on Country Lite,
T'' -turt of the Commission lies
.nil. with some fullness the existing
, ml i.iiw of farm life and points out
i he (-uuses that may have led to Its
P .went lacl. of orgHiilxation. It sng
mWii meth.xls fir the rellrectlon of
rural society, for arresting the di if t to
rlie city, for nwlnUltilng the natural
ilnht-. of the farmer and for the de
velojniieii! of an orgimUed rurn) Ufa
'hat will promote the jvroaperlty of
the "iviiole nation.
llroadly speaklup, aRrlculturo In the
I'nlted States is jvrosporous and tho
ixindltons In many xif the great fann
Imf rejiioas are Improving. Country
...ng la
an ! "lea'.'h
f-i.ii.. .Mar.; !n,.iu't,,na 'jrn.jniM
tlona and movement are actively con
trfbatlw? to th Increasing waifare
of to- open eountry
Thara haA never bern a tlm when
the American farmer waa aa well eft
aa ha la today, vben not only hlr
earning power but fhe eomforta and
advaatagea he may aecwre are con
aldered. There haa been a Complete
and fundamental change In our
whole economic ayatem within the
naat century.
Vat It la true, notwlthatandlng all
thia proganuaa aa measured by hlatorl
cal atmndarda tbat agrlcnlture la not
commercially aa profitable aa It la
entitled to V for the labor and u
erary fhat the furmar etpenda and the
rtaka that he aaatmvea. and that the
atrial condltlona In the open country
are far abort of their poaalbllltlea.
Kitral aoclety la lacking chiefly m a
knowledge on the pan of tb farmery
of the exact agricultural condition
and poaalbllltlea of their retclona. re
sulting In the wtdoapread depletion
of aolla with the Injurloua effect on
rural life: in proir training for conn-
trv life In the achoola. In good high
way facllltlea. and In organitatwn for
buying and aelllnr
There, ta an aba nee of any ade
quate a-atem of agrlcuttural credit, a
ahortage of labor, oftnn complicated
by Intemperance among workmen; a
lark of Institution nml Incentives
rhart tl the laboring man to the aolt:
the life of the fartii woman la burden-
aome and narrow; thre ta need of
adequate auirvlalon of public health
The farmer la handle (ipl by the
apeciilatlvi' holding of lamia, tnonopo
llatlc control of atreatna and foroata
waate of our natural resource, and
by reatralnt of trad.
Some of the rerodle for the con
dltfona aet forth lie w4th the national
govetvtinent. aotno of them with the
ataW and commiinHIe In their cor
poiwte capacities, some with volun-
and country should understand that
there are country phases as well as
city phases of our clvlllaitlon. and
that one phase ned help as tntirli a
the other All these agencies should
realixe their reaiHaifllilllty to society.
Many ex 1st In ir orgnnlzAtlons and intl
tiirlotis mltcht biKHime practlcallv co-
operative or mutual In spirit, as for
example, all agricultural societies
libraries. Voting Mns Christian As
social Ion and churohea. All the or
ganlratlons atamlmg for rural pro
gress should be fede-rated In states
and nation.
Then- are several areat forces, or
principles, wtilch muat he utilized In
the endeavor to solve the country llft
question.
There roust be a vast enlargement
r f voluntary, organised effort among
farmera themselves. It Is lndlsiensl
ble that farmers shall work together
for their common Interests and for
rhe national welfare. If thev do not
do this, no governmental activity, no
'eglslatlott. uot evei better schools,
will grentlv avail. The forces ami
Institutions that make for morality
and spiritual Ideals among mini peo
ple must b; enwrglied.
ThPre must 'lie not onlv i fuller
sehwne of public ediiCHtlon. but a new
kmri of etliicatlmi Hitttpted to the real
neetls of the farming people. The
eountrv schools are to lie so redirect
ed that they shall educate their pn
pits In terms nf the dally life. Opimr
ttmltiea for training toward the aurl
cultural calllnga nre to lie multiplied
and made bromllv effective. This
means redoubled efforta for better
country achoola. and a vaatlv Increas
ed Interest In the welfare of country
hovrt hh! ir Is on the part of fhoae
who pay the school taxea. VJducatlon
by means of ngrieii'titre Is to lie a
iiart of our regular public atrhool
work. Special ae'lciiHural school
nre to be organised
The country people everywhere are
asking for good roads. Hverywhere
too. they want the parrels post and
the extension of rhe nra! free de
liverv. The commlaalon has pnnpot v
avoided enilorslng any particular dl
new before congress, no matter wha'
IU value or object. In the opinion or
tho cominiefdon. however, there ttre
two or three movements of the utmost
riHiHiHiuetice that ahould tie set tinder
xvuv at the iarlleat jiosalble time Im
cuim' they are fundamental to the
whole problem of permanent recon
struction. There should .by organtt
d under govertiinmt leadership a
comiicr'henslvB ilan for an exhaustive
study or survey of all the condition
that surround the hualnfas of fnrmhg
and the ieople who live to the co:i
try. In order to take stock of our re
source and to supply the farmer with
know lodge.
Warn, stale college of nicrtcultu.-e
hhould orRMtilsi as Mon a? practicable
a complete dtartment of college ox
ti'n!on. tx'al, tate and even na
tlonal conference on rural progress.
r n-r-s gtnerall two I
''i for" attract .eness
i
designed to unite o In'ereatacf odi
rV.on organiza a:-d gx-r
-'.oiild (..- held.
There Is need U r -ounp p-op e i f
quality, energy, capacity. a(pira' ;j
ard conrletlon. -who will lire n ht
open country a twrmaftrmt re,dfn'
on farms or ns tenchers or In otlie
uaefitl fields ami who. while deTelo,.
Ine their own Vmatne or affair 'o
the greateat perfection, will Mill have)
unaelflah mtweat In rhe welfare of;
their commtinittea The rarmlnc coim
try la by no man derotd of leader j
and l ran loM or tncapable of helplnc '
Itaelf. but It haa been relatively over i
looked bv perwn who are aeeklng
areM flekla of aaefutnesa. It wilt be
well for na aa a people if we recog
nlte the oppcjrtunltr for uaefulnefa
In the open eotmtry ami eonldr that
there la a call for aertice.
The lategeatloTO! of the conwnlaalon
only outline a general plan whoreby
the atrong realdetit forces m th open
country may tlieroaelres bulkl up a
new nnd better rural noclal ftnteture.
To acconipllali tliia. the entire people
muat be aroused. The time for thl
la at ttand.
Revolts at Cold Steel.
"Your only hope" ald three doc
tors to Mrs. M. K. Klaher, Detroit.
Mich., itifferlng from severe rectal
trouble, Ilea In an operation." "then
I need Dr. King's New Life IMlls." sh;
writes. "They wholly cured." They
prevent Appendicitis, cure Constipa
tion. Headache. 2f.c at Ardmore Phar
macy. Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
In the matter of the estate of So
phlnn Harmby, a minor.
Notice Is hereby given In pursuance
of an order of the County Court of the
County of Choctaw, State of Okla
homa, made on the Sth day of Jan
uary, 1909, the undersigned Curator of
the estate of Sophlna Harmby, a mi
nor, will sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder subject to confirma
tion by said Court on the 13th day
of February. 1009, within legal hour",
lo front of the court house door at
Ardmore. all the right title and In
terest of said Sophlna Harmby, a mi-1
nor. In and to the following described'
real estate situate in Choctaw, Cartor
and Johnston Counties, State of Ok
lahoma, to-wlt:
The east half of the northeast quar
ter of the southwest quarter; and the
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter and the south half of the
south-ast quarter of Sec. 2S and tho
west half of the southwest quarter of
tho southwest quarter of Sec. 27,
Twp. 4 S. and Range 4 E. and tin
northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter anil the north half of tuu
southeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of
Sec. 23 and the northeast quarter of
lh .inrllion.t minrtAP nf llie tinrthnflftt
quarter of Sec. 32, and the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of .
the northwest quarter of Sec. 33; and
the aouth half of Sec. 2S: west half
of the southwest quarter of the south-
tfest quarter of Sec. 27. Twp. 2 S. and ,
Range 2 1C. ; and tho southeast quar-
ter of Sec. 27. Twp. C S. and Range'
1 1 K. and the south half of the south
half of the northeast quarter; south
east quarter of the northwest quar
ter: ami the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the north half
of the north half of the southeast
quarter of Sec. 2S, Twp. 5 S. and
Range 2 " . of the Indian Ilasc and
Meridian, and containing 1.000 acres
of land.
Said real estate will be sold on tho
following terms and conditions, to
wlt: Ono-balf cosh, the remaindor to
be iKtld ki one year from date of sale,
tho deferred iwymont to be secured
by n mortgage on the lands sold and
to bear interest at tho rate of S per
cent per niunun from the date of sale
until paid.
IhUed the 11th day of January,
1909.
D. N. ROIUV. Curator.
Ily C. S. Arnold. Attorney. 203
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate.
State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the E.tate of Tho -
burn ami Forrest Donnell.
Now, on this 12th day of December i
190$. IWwIn 1 4. Deen, having filed j
herein his petition for the sale of the
real estate described In said peltlon,
fur reasons In said petition stated.
It It ordered, That snld petition be
and is hereby set for hearing on the
15th day of February. A. D. 1909 at
10 o'clock n. in., at which tlmo all per
sons Interested In said estate are re
quired to appear and show cause. If
any ttoey have, why an order should j
not be granted for the sale of so!
much of the real ostate of said Tho
hum nnd lVirrest Donnell ns Is nee -
ossary for the reasons In said petition
stated.
It Is further ordered. That a copy
of this order be published for three
successive weeks In the Weekly Ard
moreite of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
1. R. MASON,
lS-3w County Judge.
WANTS
3 LINES
3 TIMES
3 DIMES
WANTED.
YOL'NO MKN for railway mail ger
vice. Kxaml:ia'lon in Ardmore
May 13. Intending applicants
should begin fireiuratlon AT
ONCE. Sample questions and "How
Governniunt Positions are Secur
id.M gent free. Inter-State Senilis
SOS Iowa Ave., Cedar Kaplds.
Iowa. 9-7 1
WANTED To make you farm loans,
quick action, no delay, reasonable
rate of Interest. O. L. Chancellor,
over DItzler Dry Goods Co. lOtf
WANTED To figure wltfli u i
any Jobs you may have. Holman
& llest. Plumbers and Gas Fitters.
7tf
WANTKD To buy n wood or coal
runge with reservoir. Phone 105.
S-8
FOR RENT.
FOIt HTNT To small family, ray
home furnished, Was dngtnn and
4th avenue, N. W. Contract for year.
Mm. S. S. Carr, Phone C99. 29-tt
FOR KENT Two or four rooms for
llgtit housekeeping, gas ami city
water. Apply 20S C street. Phone
No. SCI. 4-G
FOR RENT One of the best homes
In West Ardmore, modern conveni
ences. J. W. Shackelford. Phone
21S. "tf
FOR'RKNT Furnlaned rooms," ai.
modern conveniences, close lu
Phone 116. W. It. Roberts. IStI
FOR RENT S-room house, between
C. P. church and Jail. Apply Dr.
C. McCoy. Phone 107 red. Stf
FOR RENT 4 room cottage, close In.
Natural gas and all conveniences,
J. C. Whttehurst. S-3
FOR RENT Nice suite office room
Over Dltzler's store. H. W. Ran
dol. Stf
FOR RENT Store building on N
Washington, near Main. Apply
Jones Furniture store. 2S-tf
OH RENT Two upstairs office
rooms. Apply R. A. Jones Furniture
! Store. 12 tf
FOR SALE..
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR ANY
THING A nice Httlo cottago in
Madlll, largo lot, good outbuildings,
all practically new, This Is a bar
gain. AtJdross P. 0. Ilox 311. Ard
more. 5-C
FOR SAKE Good second-hand hug
yies and hacks for sale cheap for
cufch or credit. Alfo I have some
good work stock for sale. G. T.
J.edbetter. lJwtf
FOR SALE Host paying business.
I.uxico about J S.000, established in
Ardmore 15 years ago. Address N,
i.iro this office. 20-lm
FOIl EXCI IANO E Standard high
grade $ 100 new piano. What have
you to trade? Address M. care
Ardmorelto. 7 3
F011 SALE Rhode Island Red eggs
per sotting of IS for 75c. E. E.
Denton, 2nd Ave., and O street.
N. K. S b
KOR SALE Old papers, good to go
j uudor carpets, paper the walla of
j-ollr rooms or make warm fires
Ardmoreite office.
i Coiisaon Uoolsaa at Ard-
! moreiie oiuce.
FINANCIAL.
lMONHY TO LOAN - On farms or
chattels for long or short time. 1
loan on Freedmon land and pay
money nt onco. Goo. R. Fish, Room
5, Noble llulidlng, Ardmore Ok'o
2S-lm
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
farms nt low rate of Interest. Gull
lot & Sinclair, 13 Washington St.
21-tf
$1,000 TO LOAN on f1rt mortgage
Main street real ostate. J. N . care
Ardmoreite. Stt
MONEY TO LOAN -On farms
at
I lowest rates and no delay what
1 over. Ulirwell (c Dexter. 7-lm
There are both sentiment aim fun
In our Valentines.
7-3 HOFFMANN DRUG CO.
For Insomnia drink Bromide watsr
and ie how quick It will rellevs you.
Phone 497.
Government Bonds
Pay the investor from two to three per cent interest.
A Certificate of Deposit
Such as this bank issues will pay the depositor four
per cent interest. This affords a convenient and abso
lutely safe investment for idle funds.
FIRST STATE BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
ARE YOU POOR?
You may become rich if you save; you will
always remain poor if you don't.
Put your money in the
ARDMORE STATE BANK
and let it work for you. Our deposits are
guaranteed against loss by the Guarantee
r"
Fund of State of Oklahoma.
Our prompt and efficient service is cordial
ly placed at YOUR disposal.
L. P. ANDERSON, Pres. II. F. FHKNhLKY, Vlcu-Pres.
0. L. ANDERSON, Cashier. KD SANDMN, Astt. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ardmore, OKU,
Capital Paid In $60,000.00
Surplus Funds .165,000.00
Total $225,000 00
The oldest bank in Indian Territory. Accounts of firms
and individuals solicited upon the most liberal terms
consistent with good banking.
J. A. BIVENS, President.
A. H. PALMER, Cashier
The City National Bank
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 100,000.00
Accounts of firms and individuals solicited. Courteous
treatment accorded to all alike.
WILL PLEASE
HIE WOMEN
The Rig Tprlng Clearance
Sale places all our J2.50 Weal
ths Shoes at $1.95.
HAMILTON & CO.
Tlie Corner Shoe Store.
TIME TABLE
SANTA FE.
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No. S 5:10 a. m
No. 19 12:55 p. m
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Westbound
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No. 521 3:15 p. m.
No. SOS 7:f5 p. m,
EastDound.
No. 50C 5:30 a. m.
No. 052 10.10 a. m
No. 521 IMS p. m.
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Westbound.
No. C51 1:15 p. m
S'o. 671 (local, dally except
Sunday G:1S p. tn
Esitbound.
No. C52 3:10 p. m
Ho. 72 (local, dally except
8undy 7J a. am
DON L.U'Y, Vice President.
FRED C. CARR, Asst. Cashier.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I hereby nnnounce as a candldato
for Commissioner from thu Second
ward subject t0 tho action of the
I democratic primary election.
W. R. P.URNITT.
To tho People of Ardmore:
I, the undersigned, do hereby nn
nounce myself as a candidate
commissioner In tho First ward.
for
JOHN HOFFMAN, SR
The Ardmoreite is authorized to
I announce R. s. Hayden as a caudl-
date for the office of commissioner
I from tho Second ward. The sup
port nf tho voters of the ward aim
city are respectfully solicited.
I respectfully announce my can
didacy for the office of city com
missioner from tho First ward at tho
ensuing election. I will appreciate
tho suport of (hoc Rlzetis of Ard.
n,ore- E. E. GUILLOT.
Tho Ardmoreite Is authorized to an
nounce T. C. Hrldginan ns a caudl-
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date for City Commissioner fro
m
Iho Third Ward
Tho Ardmoreite Is authorized to
announce L. N. Murdoek as a caudl
dato for city commissioner from the
Second ward.
CLAIRVOYANT
220 O STREET, NORTHWEST
PosTtrdTentTnTsTTjJookTeirad
huudreds of others for senUtueut and
fun.
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