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Ardmore, Sunday, April 25
PAGE SEVE
announce is
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR MAYOR
Jnmc3 A. Cotnor.
FOR COMMISSIONER
David H. Dawson.
W. R. llurnltt.
T. C. Brldgtnan.
T. J. Jones.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
A. H. Palmor.
!. II. Uruce.
Y. IJ. Lynn.
A. C. Young.
FOR MAYOR
The Ardmorclto is authorized to
announco C. M. Joiner as a canuiuatc
for mayor of the city of Ardmoro on
tht indepfndont ticket at tho city elec
tion April 27.
FOR COMMISSIONER
To tho People of Ardmoro:
I, tho undersigned, do hereby nn
nounco myself as a candidate for
commissioner in tho First ward.
JOHN HOFFMAN, SR.
I hereby announco myself as an i
Independent candidate for City Com
missioner from tho Third wnrd.
AltTiHDK SINCLAIR.
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LAWYERS.
H. C. Pottorf. E. A. Walker.
POTTERF & WALKER,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Ardmore, Okla.
M. F. WINFREY
Attorney at Law.
Justlco ot tho Peaco. Notary Public,
Roots s II and Hi. Noblo Illilg.
Phonos: Real. 33C blue. Office ICO.
CAPT. J. R. PULLIAM
Justice of the Peace.
Rooms In Pennington & Sims Illdg.
Chas. J. Kappler. Chas. H. Mcrlllat
Compiler "Indian Actlvo Court
Laws and Treaties." Practitioner.
KAPPLER & MERILATT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Lav
Practice before all Courts; Congress,
Ciovernment Departments and Com
missions. Indian Cases a Specialty.
Office. Pond llhVg.. Washington. D. C.
Joseph IV. Champion
Thos. Uiampion KI1)illt0)t th,- president chooses to
CHAMPION a. CHAMPION reiognlze In Oklahoma. The super
Lawyers visors will be paid Jliion per year in
Will do a gonoral criminal and civil Kai,lry mn ,,ddntlon will re-
jiractlco.
L. G. SHELTON
Attorney at Law
Office Wheeler llldg. Phono
PHYSICIANS.
DR. G. E. GOODWIN
Phy3lclan and Surgcon
Residence and Office -I00 North Wash
ington Street. Phone Office 3 15, 1
ring; Residence. 3 W. 2 rings.
FREDERICK P. VON KELLER, M. D,
Office Over Ilonner's Drug Storo.
Surgery. Kye. Hur. Nose and Throat,
Uyes accurately fittod with Classes,
Phones: Office 1IC. Residence -U
" ARDMORE SANITARIUM
Drs. von Keller, Hardy &. Henry
Modem equipment for the scientific
treatment or nil surgical cases.
Trained nurses in attendance
Ardmore, Okla.
ARCHITECTS.
AV. A. Tackntt
13. M. Tackott
TACKETT BROTHERS.
Architects
Offir-o In Slnis-l'iminlngton Hutldlng,
nlmore. Okla
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given thai In
pursunnco to nn order duly Issuod out
of tho District Court of Carter Coun
ty, Oklahoma, on tho 2nd day ot
April, 1900, Inacortnlncauso therein
pending in which W. A. Gilliam
was plaintiff nnd .T. E. Gait was
defondant. commanding mo ns sher
iff of Carter County. Oklnhoma, to
Immediately selzo and sell tho prop
erty hereinafter described to satisfy
tho judgment therein rendered.
Notice Is hereby given that on,
tho 10th day of May. 1000, between
tho hours of 0 o'clock n. m. nnd
1 p'lcoclt p. m. In front ot tho court
houso In tho City of Ardmoro, Car-
tor County, Oklahoma, I will offer
for aalo to tho highest bidder for
cash In hand tho following described
proporty situated In Cnrtor County,
Oklnhoma, to-wlt:
Lot No. C in Rloclc No. 8 of tho
Mcl.ish Place Addition to tho City
of Ardmoro. z
J. H. AiCEits, Shoriff.:
ny F. K.
WEST. s-15-22-29
Havo you soon Adams Tiros about
a loan on your city property? Thoy
nro making a lot of thorn now. lStfi
ITest meats at Clark's market, for
merly owned by Geo. Hoffmann.
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MYSTERSES OF DEATH VALLEY
LAND RICH
Slowly, but surely, Inch by Inch, chlornmllon mill In use on th prop
to h, Am nt .im.iwiit ni., i intniiMP o iv when It was milled for its
c ot urougui aim intense
Is solving th.. mysteries
,
Valley, and one by one
heat, man
f Death
Its hitherto unlocked trcasuro vaults
aro being thrown open to add to
tho wealth of tho world. There Is
gold In largo and small quantities
throughout tho length of tho val
ley, part l irly at Sklddoo and oth
er nelul .orlng camps In tho Pan-
i aniluta; thero Is copper a-plenty
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soon be known as nl argep rodurer
of rock salt.
These salt deposits aro found In
thn foothills of the Avawatx moun
tains, at the southern end of Dentil
Valley, and within sixteen miles of
tho Tonopah nnd Tidewater railroad.
There aro four distinct bodies known
as Death Valley, King Salt IlaMn.
ami Jumbo Salt mines. Tho salt ap
pears to llo In ledge form with
well-defined walls, particularly .,n
the upper or hanging side.
The deposits have been well
known to prosecutors for many years
but It whs not until the completion
of the railroad that they nsmined
any commercial value. Years ago
some of the material was froi-'.red
to the Touopali mine for use 'n a
CENSUS BILL PIE
WILL DE CUT WITHIN A FEW
DAYS AND THOUSANDS OF THE
HUNGRY WILL BE FED.
Washington. April 21 The big pi.
will h cut a swn as the census bill
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" will lie in a l-r
days, and over 4mi census supervisors
will be appointed, to sMy nothing oi
the thousand' of enumerators who
will receive appointments under them,
and the s.ooo clerks who will get
Jobs, under the civil service, In the
census bureau in Washington.
Oklahoma will havo live supervls-
ors to congressional lines. Those sup
ervisors will be appointed upon rccom-'
memlatiou of the senators and repre
sentatives, or whatever iioIHIchI or-
velco $1.00 per thousand lor all
the people enumerated In tlmir
districts. Shortly after January first,
of next year, there will be established
a school of Instruction in which the
supervisors will be given a thorough
course of Instruction so that tht y
can better handle the work; ami
know Just what Uncle Sam wauls tc
ltnd out about this country and how
it can be done.
There will hv about 1100 enumera-
tors to bo appointed in Oklahoma.
They will be appointed by the super
visors, but as the supervisors urj
likely to b apiwinted upon recom
mendation of congressmen. It Is obvi
ous thai the same powers will control
t ti thu selection
u)0-nturft. These
of the en-
jobs will 1 list
only from fifteen to thirty ilayp.
llfteen In tho cities over 5.000 and
thirty days lu all others, but as one .
Oklahoma congressman pointed out, it
win give a chance for the organisation
to recognise someone lu nearly every
precinct lu the state and that is a
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MtUIHIlie IOIIllllll .lM l.
So far as known the slate for the
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eon made, and If anyone wants a job
e should annly at once to the renub-
sliouniapij atone, to me tepui.
can t)1MU,Uatlm.
icwi r in vniiiMUMiii "e .
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Spring hats, your old straw and
Panama will clean up as nlco as vour hest feelings return. ''After I riilny evening , April 17. president blacksmith shop In Rerwyn. Oklaho
new. Save buying now ones. Out of JonK "rr',rll,K fwm weak kidneys nod Hnd Mrs. Connell entertained about ma, at public auction, between the
town work given prompt attention ri7V VnlJl-S.h L"' thirty-five young iople In honor of house of 1 and 1 o'clock, to tho
and quick returns.
S. C. JOHNSON,
The llattor.
Opposle Court House. 5-2
Tll0 Aid Society ot the
i,-rst pn-shyterlan church will meet
with Mrs. M. .1 Hradford Tuesday
afternoon at !! o'clock,
, niolher's shapeliness
All of Hi
Mother's Friontl her ire Ivily ct
, body for Ih ? strain upon u. ui d pi
Mother's Frioncl maf-.o the dii.scr
snfelv through lias
.-meal
Hate
1 period. Thousands
fully tell of the benefit and
relief derived from the use
of this remedy. rr'ffi
Uook raalltil frraUinllriiK-rttntinothi-rt,
TUB I1KADFIEM) REGULATOR CO.
AUinU. da.
IN MINERALS
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''Kh "rfnco values of silver.
The Dentil Valley mino e
Cil . .. . ,
consist .-
of so acres, and It la upon thlh
Erolin(, .,., , inr),pr mtl of tm.
t,r(,8(,nt .icvelonment of the deposits
him l.een ilnne. Tho show-in Is 600
feet wide by 1,000 feet In length
the salt being covered with wash
gravel and mud to a minimum depth'
of ten feet. Where the salt has
licen most exposed to the elements
if i.n. .ii.s.k.i nn.i intvoii with thn
fl)rmllut an Inerus-
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salt. The development consists of nu-
. ..
mcrous open cuts, uitineis ami snaua
all pentratlng the surface Incmsta-
Hon and showing pure salt In the
face. It la estimated taht thero am
2.-.0.0O0 tons of salt already exposed
'n this deposit.
The King mine lies one mllo to
the north of the Death Valley prop-
erty and shows salt for more than
100 feet In width, traceable for 1200 the future.
feet, m one place tho rook salt Saturday afternoon the faculty play
stands SO feet above the surrounding ' thi sophomores base ball. The fac-
formation. The Salt Hasin proin-rty
lies one
east, on
mile farther to the south
which Is really a contin
uation of the King deposit. Two
miles farther .southeast :s the Jum
bo mine. showiliK a body of nab
75 feet acnn l.os An-Ii Times
LOOKS SERIOUS AT SHAWNEE
INSTIGATOR OF CHARGES IN
DANGER OF THREATSATTOR
NEY WEST STILL ACTIVE.
Shawnee, Okla.. April 21. The ili-
veatigation of charges of wrong do-
1K MKHIIIKI. IIIBiril'l null I'Olllll Ul-
fleers reached a speculative stage
today when rumors that apiiearcd
to have some semblance of fact
wero circulated that John Itogera.
who Is generally said to have Instl-
gated the investigation, was in dun-
ger of being foully dealt with. At
the Norwood hotel tonight ha ad-
inltted he had heard a rumor that he
was to be lynched at midnight.
Shawnee was agog with excite
ment for a time today over the re
port that District Judge Million,
against whom Indictments have lienn
returned, had attempted to commit
suicide. The fact developed that
being near a faint In his room at To
cimiKeli. he hnd used us smelling
salts on going Into tho street. Sev
en Indictments are said to have
bpcu returned today. The grand jury
will report tonight and probably
be adjourned. It Is said another Jury
will be called in a few days.
Attorney fleneral West has not yet
Indicated his plans for removing
the Indicted officials from office.
Judge Maben has not yet resigned.
at lenst a resignation has not Iwen
made public.
Shawnee is very much exejted, as
the Indictments are on evurj'body'M
Hps and on everybody's mind. Hog-
era la publicly excoriated, as friends
of tho accused men are loud In
their condemnation of those who
made tho charges. In the meantime
Kvaugellat llulgin continues his
meetings and it is also said the
'.Ministers' alliance will have nothing
more to do with the investigation.
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swept Over Niagara.
Tnl" t"1-r"'B I'alnmlty orten hap-
i,,,a l,m,i. n ,n,l,..o l,i,nli,..n .,.
netiB lippntisf, n nrolrtsis linntmnn
)orefl ' t Tver's Twarn nKs-KmwIng
.1 ZZ.. "'L, ?5.T?..!
rjiii'K tl litnK'I tillll Uil I til. 1 1 1 J a
warnings ar0 kind. That dull pain or
acllH 1,1 1,10 ,mck war,ls '011 tl,e m'
Myn I)pp(I you woul(, M.
f "nf"L ""L'iP"1':-JI?
tera at once nnd eo Ruckacho flv and
Tenn. Only r0c at Ardmore Pharmacy!
Eastern Star.
Regular meeting of Ardmore
Chapter, Order of tho Eutsorn Star,
at Masonic Hall, Monday night at
S o'clock.
DESSIE PAMIEH, V.
IRENE Hit VAN, S?crotary
M.
very woman covcls a shape
ly figure, and many of them
deplore the loss of their girl
ish forms rifter marrinue.
The bearing of children is
jltt-n destructive to the
s Ciii he avoided by the use of
mt , rs this h niiient prepares the
usi.ri s tlu -.yiiimtlry of her form.
( f chilJ-hrth lc.c, and carries her
FRIEND
SOME COLLEGE NOTES.
From the Agricultural and Mcehnnb
c.il School at Stillwater.
Stillwater. April 21 -Hoy Unntx, 0t.
of New Mexico, in visiting at the col-
lego this weak.
Ml llrrtlm M. liable, 'oil, bus nc-
c pted a -osltlon as Instructor In do
mestle economy In the Ada normal
school.
The boards of regent were at the
college on Thursday looking after the
Interests of the school. At thla time
the contractu were let for the wo-
men's building and the boys' dorml-
lry t tlie COOK i onatmctlon com-
ly of l' Moines. Iowa. The total
amount of the contract was $S3,87.
"'. Vlrtes Williams, of the Chrl.
,,a" ehurch. etinducted the devotional
exercises In chapel on Thursday.
Director Schreiher gave tn students
hrt talk In chapel on the man-
ner In which the st intent hn.lv nnM
treat visiting tfttm. He compliment
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wn' "r nmiwi mir-
Ing the past year and urged thei to
continue In thla manner for the rest
of the year. The student body showed
their hearty approval of the dim-
tor remarks by heaviy upplmixe. H"
mkc of the hard, c.usisti nt ball
idayed by the team on their recent
""IP and spoke ery encouragingly for
ulty have triumphed over nil the
classes but the soph made Ihetn low
er their winning banner.
When President J. H. Connell and into a race of this sort as represent
tin- board of regents were In Tlsho- lives of clmlnal und lawless elements,
mlngo Inst week they wore given a do so on a law nnd order platform.
Iianiiin t by the dotmstlc science tie- With a full knowledge of these
partment of tho Murray school of agrl- practices, I hereby declare myself ..
ultiire. candidate for too office of mayor oi
The arrangetnents for the banquet Ardmoro and pledge tho people ot th
were In charge ot Miss Emma Chand- city that R elected 1 will enforcb tin
ier, who is ail '06 graduate of the laws of tho state and the ordinances
domestic science department of th of Ardmore, without Tear or favor.
State A. & M. ThU I Will do. even If It is necessary
At the last chap. I meeting J. P. ' to call out the militia.
Poiinors. president of ihe Imard of Since Ardmore was a small, straj-
regents, spoke of the blessings and gllng village It has been my home,
L , .,,. . J, , . i' v "
'"'nt attending chapel i nch week. He
urged the students to remember (lod During my residence here I have done
and his Ideals lu their daily work and all I might for tho material nnd moral
recitations. upbuilding of the city. 1 love every
Itnttallon Adjutant (). I.. Hemphill square foot of Its beautiful surface
was made to participate In the Inspee- and believe as thoroughly In Its jiossi
Hon of the cadeta on Mondav due to bllltles as any man within Its borders,
nn Injured eye caused by being hit To me It is the grandest and lnt
with a baseball. nlace on enrth. That it may continue
Miss Mabel Wise. "oi). returned to to grow larger and better Is u mntiwr
school Monday after u brief Illness. ,,f Importance to me. 1 have much at
l.oyd C Mitchell, who has been ill stake. I feel that tho future rests
with pneumonia, is again in school. largely with tho sober and serious
Carl Newby, '10. left Friday foi hli business men. many of whom have
home in (late, Okla.. where his father been my associates lu matters looking
is eveiy 111. , .w-, upbuilding of tho inuterlnl side
Paul R. Wilson moved Tuesday Into 0f the municipality and community,
the residence formerly occupied by Rut thero is little comfort to u
Prof. It. u. Chandler, on N. West St. ' who live in Ardmoro and expect 10
Monday. April 10, Capt. P. D. Lock- live here all our lives, if wo can wit
ridge, who has been detailed from ness tho material development of the
Washington, D. C, as one of tho four clly alone. Unless we can see a clean
of tin- genejal staff who Inspect mill- moral condition, unless the city can be
tary schools, inspected the Oklahoma
A. & M., corps of cadets. Capt. Ixck
ridge was very well pleased with th'
progress the cadeta have made in the
short time that the military depart
ment has been established. He spoke
very favorably of tho band. He no- necessity. Desirable lwople, those
tlced in particular the interest mnnl- whom e hope to add to our papula
fested by the entire student body In tloti. ask among tho very first iue-.-'
military work. tions: "How aro the schools? Is the
Kach company was find Inspected cty uch us makes for ti desirable
In the armory and then battalion pa- Pacn of residence, a good city in
rade was glwn. The companies thou which to bring up a family" Morality
went through various close ana ex- jn municipalities has come to be nn
tended order niovotnonts. The best economic necessity, especially if we
drilled company will 1m- announced nope to bring other good cltl.ons here
later and the captain of this company j0 uv0
will receive a sword. 1( elected mayor of Ardmore, 1
Miss Kvelyn Alkeim spent Sunday at j,ie,ij,e to tho cittsens a full nnd rigid
Jennings. enforcement of the laws and ordl-
tlua IKlmP Vqpi if ituli nu n fnii.
v.,,....
m i student. Is spending a couple of
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Tl1" Junlor Plnv.Mose. will 1k- given
"' '' Jor law Saturday evening.
A,,r" -ltl1' 1h" J,roc,'l'18 ,,f '' "la
w, b(i (l nani.u.rllK tht. an.
'-a., which the class of 10 expect to
lml"""' noxt y-
M,liH fimlt"- of Dallas. Texas. Dslnty
refreshment,-! of Ice cream, strawber-
lies, macioous and stuffed dates were
served.
The Delta Sigma lioys have all pro-
cured fraternity caps with the em
Idem of their fraternity. They also
have a sedi-chhght which was given
them by Stanley Allen.
V. A. Etiierton left Saturday for SL
Louis on a business trip.
Carter Co., Teachers Notice.
Thero will be a called meeting of
nil teachers In Carter county at tho
county court houso on Saturday, May
1st. Ruslness of especial Importance
' re expected to ne presont
County Teachers' Association.
Wo often wonder bo.v nnv perion
can bo peraunded Into tnklnu anything
but Foley's Honey and Tar for cough?,
colds and lung troublo. Do not bo fool-
ed Into accepting "own make" or oth-
cr suhstltuteB Tho gcnulno contains
no harmful drugs and is In a yellow
pneknge.
Sold by a'.l druggists.
NORRIS CHAPEL DEDATES.
Bin Crowd Gathered to Hear Literary
and Musical Program.
At Xorris (Impel school house,
a 1-2 mlleii northeast of the city pa
iron, pupil and friends gathered t
hear a debate and mimical and liter
ry program per esccllcnee.
"itcjolvcd. That machinery h;ih
been a disadvantage to the lnbotlnrt
ms of people." was the mibjeit for
the argument and sides were taken
aa follow:
Affirmative- Tom Hills, fha Me
("lain and Oscar Stephen. Negative
tiwen waning.
o. p. waiiniK an I
t'haa. ISItel.
Instrumental music was furnlHli-.l
hy Tom Drenan. Tom Hllldgc. Ok hi-
Hlmpson. Owen Walling and (). P
Walling, alter which there were w-v
eral recitations by little ten year olds
A dialogue between Harry McClni...
ll. nrv McMillan and Jess Knloe
also enjoyed.
Hn mm. L-..1.I a. nli ,1... u..l.l. . t
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'for debate will be Hesolved. Tlmi
wo"1 l"',n done for money than
fr hne." tMdcs will Im- taken us tut
folws;
Affirmative - Oscar Wbliehui
' Dick Highnight and Mr. Howard. Sen
alive -Asbnry Bagwell, Clay M.Clale
and Tom Ellis.
To the Voters of Ardmore.
11 Is the common practlco of thus
who seek votes of the electorate 1 1
make a." soils of sntl-electlon pledite i
It haa occurred that those who ko
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allotted time and here be buried.
kept a dcsirablb place of residence,
a good community in which to rear
families, we aro to mlsB the best In
life. And more than, that. It Is bocom
Ing the Btylo for cities to be deceit
Decency is coming to bo an economic
a j .. . I i
nance, Rn(, u rumore neuus u. .i
cleaning up ot lawlessness and Iminor-
allty.
C. M. JOINER.
Notice of Sale.
iNotlco Is hereby given that we
the undersigned will otter for salo,
Saturday, May 1st, 1909, at our
highest bidder for cash or noto with
good security, duo six months from
date of sale, the following doscrlbod
property, towlt: Ono two-seated hack,
manufactured by tho MoIIno Plow
Co., of Mollne, 111., nnd owned by
Kd Ilumdy, to satisfy the sum of
$19,715, for -work dono and matorial
furnished on said hack.
HOY & MAYS.
21-10t Rerwyn, Okla.
Up Befor the Bar.
N. II. llrown, nu attorney, of Pitts
field. Vt writes: "Wo Dave used Dr.
Kline's Yen- I. If,. Pills for vimru nnil
nn,i tnPm BUCll K00(l faiiiy meU.
cine we wouldn't be without thorn."
For Chills, Constlpntlon, Rlllnusnesg
25c. Ardmoro Pharmacy.
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Ask for candy mado In Ard
more. Insist that your dealer
sell It.
CHOWN nOTTMNO
& MFG. CO.
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Unit.... States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMOKI OKI MIOMA
Capital, Surplus and
A dilitional Liabilities
$250,000
If this b.mk Ix a safe place
for tie- 1 1 v . xiiile mill na'iiiii
in ilepimlt (heir funds It Is a
safe pbiee for the fanner aiel
Ihi'.ii'.i-hh man to keep til
funds TRY IT.
LEE CRUCE. President
G.W.STUART.Cashier
Bread - Mailing To
Be Successful
Naturally demands a hijh
grade llmir. 'I hat's exactly
what the now celebrated pro
duct of the Big Hand mills is
a high grade, satisfaction
giving, lint! bread making Hour.
Good reason: good wheat and
good milling Ask any baker's
opinion ol Big Hand Hour.
TyUer Simpson Co.
Wholesale Distributers.
C. P. HALL
The Home Ou filter
on Caddo Slreet
Water filters
I lammocks
Crotjiift sets
X'udur porch shade?
Jardiniers
Flower pots
We exchange all kinds
of goods for any old thing.
Phone 300.
C. i HALL
CADDO MHI.I.i
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MONEY TO LOAN.
St Oodles of cheap money to
J? loan on farm proporty in any
" sums, long or short time, any-
S iwhero In Southern Oklahomn.
WE pLOSE IX5ANS RIGHT
NOW.
tt If intorosted, call on or write
It BOOKER & ANDERTON,
tl An3nore, Okla.
!: Pennington Sims lildg.
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You need an Ardmorelte
map to assist you in deter
mining the location of your
oil, asphalt, gas and oil sand
deposits. Send $1.C0 for the
Weekly Ardmorelte one year
or the Dally Ardmorelte two
months, and we give you a
copy of the very latest may of
the new state.
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DROWN & QRIDGMAN.
-I- Funeral Directors and Licensed
Embalmers.
Largest line of Funeral
Goods lu Oklahoma,
$25.00
California
VIA
Rock
stand
IJatcs corn'.spotidirgly low
from nil points n Olduhcinti
to California, and the
North Pacific Coast
Titki-ts on S.i,' Duiv
March 1 to April 30
Ask fur h copy uf ' ir 'o' i ,
" At'l'UHM I ill' I'oliMhtli' ih u
Tourist Slet'j Hit,' C.ir.
GEO. H. LEE,
(;. p a.
T j ITT LB HOVK, ARK.
J. S. McNALLY,
I). P A.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Now Complete
The Pnlnco llaruor Shop
hiiK been rtMiuiiU iid tihd 5s
now the iiiost ((111111010 b.ir
bor whop in thf ( ity, tho
Ik st barbtMs nnd the nU'ost
bnth rooms in Ardmoro If
it is tho host son ico you
want, you will f,io us y jur
businosa.
Palace Barber Shop
(Jcoro Crini'r, Prop.
See Us for Abstracts
Roberts Bonner Abstract
Co., Bonded Abstractors.
H. P. Stonum, Mgr.
Over Tho I'lrst National liank
Phono-in
MONEY FOR YOU
On city or farm property.
We ive ynu .ill ou bor
row and meet toinpeti
tion. ADAMS BROS.
llooms 7 ami l Potterf lliilUlInj;
Phone "JO
Oklahoma Postmasters.
"Washington. April 21 Tin scua
has confirmed tiie nppolufmcnt
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ers: CliaB. O. Vrihcr at Antler.
Howard C. Wallar - a Sp'ro Cha
II. llumsay at D.ai Paul Clluc
ul run vouij, u. i. 111 niit- t- ru.
view; A. M. illuxlo, n, Mcund.
Johu Coyle st Mounds liur, J S3co
at Wnukomls.
It is Interesting to no'o that noi
or the OKianoma ponrmas' rj wno
appointments were lu Id up luvo y
been couflrmMl. Tli-v arc I-hI Itutl
er. Prank Wrisht at L.ivfor 0,
Huinrlck at 'l'uttli, and r'rat.k
Walker at Stillwau 1
Read This.
Yates Center, Kan., Sept. IS, 190S.
Han's Texas Wonder cured mo
kidney and bladWr trouble. It Is t
best medicine on earrh Mrs, II.
Johnson, bold hy all 'JruKK.sts,
ALBATROSS
Thate tho name of the best Do
-tola In Ardmore.