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Ardmorc, Sunday, October 31, 1909
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE,
PAGE SEVEN
Just Received
At Felker's Grocery Store
New krout, sour and sweet pickles, sweet
Mango pickle, Dill pickle, Queen bulk
olives, seeded ribbon cane, sorghum,
fresh line new evaporated fruits. Call
and buy of our new goods. Fresh line
of Chase and Sanborn coffee and Heinz's
57 varieties of pickles and preserves.
7
BETTER HURRY UP
And try our famous brand of
BIG HAND FLOUR be
cause it assures to every fam
ily using it the sweetest and
most wholesome and nourish
ing bread, biscuit and pastry.
You will be surprised at. the
difference in results between
ordinary Hours and this one.
Tyler $ Simpson Co.
Wholesale Distributers.
TEXAS
State
Fair
Dallas
October 16-31, 1909
Low Fares
via
Extremely low fares 01
short limit tickets. Slightly
higher fares on longer limit
tickets.
For detail Information see ".Santa I
scent or scidress
W. S. Krraaa. G. I. A., Oiltclloi
I
BROWN 4. DRIDGMAN.
Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmeri.
Largest lino of Funeral
Goods In Oklahoma.
StXD BY DRUGGISTS EVmHERr
COMPARE OUR SERVICE
WITH OTHERS.
Postal Telegraph Cable Ce. 4
1 N. Washington St. Tel. Ne. SI.
Mb
CHICHESTER S PILLS .
W m . TIIK ItlAUOVII Ull.VM). A
S7H$ !fL?J ' '-jct
iTrpier iriimin lirilUf
I'lIU In 1U4 nl UI4 muIlicV
hUI .4ik til... Ir ,t.k. XWSA
No Loafing on The Job ,
when we undcrtako your plumbing
work. Wo como promptly, work
steadily and get away an quickly an
possible. Hut wo don't leavo until
we nro thoroughly certain the iob is '
a prfect one. Trv our kind of plumb
ing next time. ou'll enjoy the tllf
ferencc. We will repair your plumb
ing and gas works promptly, iiettcr
call I'liono 79 before cold weather.
Our terms on nil repairing will be
spot cash and collected by workmnn.
The WeeKs, SpreKelmeyer
Plumbing Sheet Metal Co.
Vti SOUTH WASHINGTON ST.
Notice of Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that the tin J
derslgned trustee, as the successor of !
W. It, Hleakmore, Trustee, In pur-1
suance of a Deed of Trust given by )
W. Colbert and Honrietta Colbert, j
dated the 7th day of Octobor, 1D05,
to W. It. Hleakmore, Trustee for the
! First National Hank of Ardmore,
Okla., which Ieed of Trust was re
corded at Tishomingo, Indian Terri
tory, In recording District No. 22, on
the ISth day of Octobet, 1003, and
upon which default has been made by
the failure to pay the debt when the
same matured and upon which there
Is due J7.2ri3.7S; will sell the prop
erty secured by said mortgage or so
j much thereof as will satisfy said debt
I with ll vo per cent as Trustco fees
I and cost of sale according to the terms
wf said mortgage, at public outcry to
( w. highest bidder (or cash on the
' 1th day of November, 1000, at 10
o'clock a. m at the front door of the
Johnston County court house at Tlsh-
I omlngo, Oklahoma, the said property
, being desorlbed as follows, to-wlt:
. The NHV4 of the SW'J of Section
' 10; and the SUj of tliu NW't of the
SWV, of Section 10, in township i
i south, range 5 Dast or the Indian
Ilase and Meridian; and the W',A of
jthe SV,4 of Section 21; and the Ki
jof the NWJ of Section 20; and the
Northeast quarter of the NW',4 of
Section 27; all In township four
south, range six- east of the Indian
Ilase and Meridian.
Also the SV4 of the NV6 of Section
10; and the NWJ of the SHU ot
said section 10. The S of the
XWH nf the KWl of sale! Section
1 10; and the East half of the NKU of
i the SKU of Section ?. and the NWU
1 of the NH4 of the SK'4 of said Sec
tion 9, all in township 4 South, range
: 5 Kast of the Indian Meridian, all of
said land being In the Chickasaw Na
tion, Indian Territory, and being In
I all 470 nores of land, together with
all and singular the improvements
thereon, and all the rights, privileges,
hereditaments and appurtenances
tnereunto in any wise belonging or
appertaining.
Witness my hand on this the 4th
day of October. 1000.
FIRST NATIONAL HANK,
of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Hy W. D. POTTKK, Trustee.
CRUCK. CRUCK & HLBAICMORK.
PQTTBR & I'OTTBR, Attorneys,
nov.i
J. L. Wilson
Transfer ad Storage
I have a goad building
leased in which I store all
kinds of household goods
nt reasonable rental. Phone
72 and I will do the reHt.
Goods hauled anywhere
or packed and stored,
l'roraj) and careful atten
tion to every order.
Rate n per day 1 block from depot
HOTEL G1AND
ANDY YARIRODQII, Prop.
AVIS, - - - RLA.
DIED IN JAPAN
RESTS IN HOUSTON
REMAINS OF BISHOP SETH WARD
WARD GIVEN TO EARTH AFTER
EULOGISTIC SERVICES.
Houston, Texa?. Oct 3u - Ministers
from every chunfli In lloii:vtn ami
from many Texan fit It wort pr"
en: In Houston at St. Paul's Metho
dist church Thursday morning o
linen to the eulogies and to pay
trttmtt to Hlshop Seth Ward of tins
Methodist church, vhre mortal re-
mains wore given to the earth after
she xervlees at the church, lllshop ,
Ward died In Japan set era I we-.ks
ago: on Wednesday the icmalnrt ar
rived In Houston from the Far Ka '
and the funeral services were held
ioday
Flowers filled the pulpit and chan
cel and decked the altar rail .'long
Its wide aud sweeping curve, and as
the funeral party entered the htirih,
the organist played the fieieiat
march by Chopin.
Kvery church In the city iiail ci t
flowers, ami designs mad" a back
grittnd of fragrance and b",iuly
against which Bishop Warren Ciud
ler stood when he uUcied Vi word
in eulogy of the dead. Sifi-rn
church, St. Paul's eh.tn.'i, T.inei'i.t
cle church, the Tex.is loeferenc
t.nd the Cleaners Society or St
Pauls had t.cnt speehal set ,- -e rt"
signs in Hovers. That of the t'.lean
ers was a ,heaf oi gold wheat filled
with pure white rosebuds.
St. Paul Quartette, composed of
Mrs Turner Williamson. Mrs. Je
rome Swlnford, George Doseher and
r.eorge Myer, sang West's "I Will
Give You Rest."
After prayer by Pastor Uyland the
choir aud congTegat.-;n sang Hilltop
Ward's favorite hymn, "Forever with
the Lord; Amen; So It He." It was
the one lie had sung while dying.
Hishop Candler's theme was the
desire of Paul, the great msslonar
iblshop of the early ehuivh. to "Fin
ish Ills ('curse with Joy."
lie described the life of the apostle
up to the time when his missionary
Journeying being complete he want
ed to go back to Jerusalem and
cany the offering from the (.entiles
tr, the Jew.i, who in Jerusalem wen
suffeilng the pangs cf hunger and
famine, and there give visible proof
to them in the comcrtcd Gentile.
of the power of Christianity to save
the heathen, and by the bounty ot
the heathen break down the racial
piejudlces that existed In the minds
or the Jews. Paul's Mends sought
to dissuade him. but he went beyond
in the spirit of Jerusalem. He .said:
"When they wept and besought lilin:
none or those things move me, my
veiy Hiv s not dear to me
can finlsii my course with Joy
I am ready pot only to go to
salem, but to die there."
ir i
, and
Jem-
Against the background or the life
ol the tlrst great missionary to the
heathen lllshop Candler drew a word
picture of the life of the last mis
sionary bishop or the MethodlK
taith to lay down his life In a for
eign land, weailng the harness of
duty and going from the battlefield
to the thiolie.
He told how during the long years I
in which he had known lllshop Ward
ho had never known him to heal-!
tate. to complain or to ask for any
easier position than that which was
offered to him.
Dr. George Sexton paid tribute to
the greatness and goodness or the
dead man.
'Mr. Huff master, at the organ, play,
ed the solemn strains of Heetboen's
funeral maivb, "On the Heath of a
item, and the mourner, the minis
tcr and frlendu filed out to tin
long line of wait'rg carriage and ac
companied the reiif.ilni. to the grave.!
At l.lenwood, fi,i- a few brief
vords of tribute aud if prayer from
the mlnlrters present, the ipiartetto
sang, '. Faith looks Fp t Thee.";
Then the mound wa heaped wjth
great inasbt's of i!o.-s and thol
dead was left to rest li .s
land
Frightful Fate Averted.
"I would liavo been a cripple for
life, fiom a terrible rut on my knee
cap," writes Frank Dlsberrv, Kelli
her, Minn., without liucklon's Arnica
Salve, which soon cured me." Infa!
llblo for wounds, cuts and bruises.
It soon cures Hums, Scalds, Old
Sores, Rolls, Skin Kruptlons. World's
best for Piles, 25c at Ardmore Phar
inacy. HARGROVE COLLEGE ITEMS. ,
Several new pupils have enrolled i
during the week. Misses Nora and
Jimtnie Hlaekiwood of Kiowa are
among the new comers. Clovis mil
and Nicholas White of Duprood hare
alto enrolled, others have atplled
and expect to come next -vrek.
iMr. Fralcy is pushing the work on
girls' ilor
oi- up mo
next week.
The settlement 1etmeen Mr
(illl and Ills associates and the
lug committee was a pleasant
M. .1
build
iff it:-
Ml were pleased,
Ardmore has a school plant in Hnr
srntf College that any city ought
to feel proud oi. Our locution is
beautiful and healthful; our building
are now, commodious and comfort
able: our tenns are reasonable: we
have a good faculty front the prima
ly and Intermediate department!,
through the college course. Our de-!
partment of specials, voice, phino'
and cvpresion will dii good work.
We want the friends of Christian
education to patronlre the school.
We expert an Influx of pupils In
the near future, when we get Into
our splendid now dormitories.
Now is the tlm4 to pcak for
rooms.
.1 M .TII.OSS. 1'reiddent.
It's a Top Notch Doer.
Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns Its doers. That's why
the American people have crowned
Dr. King's New Discovery the King
of Throat and Lung remedies. Kvery
atom '- a health force. It kills gernn
and rolds and la grippe vanish. It
heals cough-racked membranes and
coughing stops. Sore, Inflamed bron
chial tubes and lungs are cured and
hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo, More,
Hlack Jack, N. C, writes, "It cured
me of lung trouble, pronounced hope
less by all doctors." COc and 4100.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Ard
more Pharmacy.
ORGANIZED LABOR
OPPOSES LURTON
TENNESSEE JUDGE SUGGESTED
FOR SUPREME BENCH UNPOP
ULAR WITH LABOR.
Washington, Oct. .'10. Fiom a pri
vate letter received In Washington
today, written by a friend of ex-Secretary
Luke K. 'Wright, an inference
has been drawn that the president
has Indicated his intention to appoint
Circuit Judge 'Horace R. Lurton of
Tennessee associate Justice to suc
ceed Justice Peekhain, deceasctL. The
Information may Ik sa.d to come di
rectly from both Judge Lurton and
Gen. Wright that they are conflde.K
of the :ipKliitment. They think,
moreovir, that the appointment will
be made immediately after President
Ttift's return from his trip, In ordei
to prevent the possibility of a long
ami embarrassing consideration.
Orga.iUcd lalsir is not favorable
toward Judge Lurton because of his
decision under the employers' liabil
ity act. It Is regarded a hopeless to
attempt to secure ultimate rejec.t'ou
of any nomination Pre:l.i..nt TaH
may make, but it Is known that soun
determined work is now In progress
aiming to make up a showing of the
Judicial record of Judge Lurton, with
a view to disuadlng the president
from appouting him.
If people tvlth symptoms of kidney
or bladtler trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss of
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops the
pain and the Irregularities, strength
ens and builds up theKcorgans and
there Is no danger of ffrlght's dis
ease or other serious disorder. Do
not disregard the early symptoms.
Sold by all druggists.
How the Southron Accepts.
"Ask .-t -northern man to take a
drink and he'll say 'sure,' " saltV
"T.'iwm" Pence, the well known Wash
' lugton correspondent. "Ask a South
erner and be Impre3sid by the more
courtly manner of his acceptance.
"I was Impressed by this one rainy
night in New York when I espied
former Governor Henton McMillan ot
, Tennessee coming along Thirty-fourth
Street. I was In the station and he
didn't recognize mo when I sung out
an Invitation to sample the Hourbon
In a nearby establishment.
"I haven't the vehy faintest Ideah
In the world who yo' ah.' " said the
Tennessee statesman as he shaded
his eyes to peer In my direction, -not
the faintest ideah in tho world, but
the new dom,ttorics. The
inl-.ory will bo ready for
niitivotyo' vehy generous Invitation falhly
wahms the cockles of mnh hcadt.' "
I From Norman K. Mack's National
Monthly.
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the Irritation In
tlte throat, sooths the Inflamed mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and Inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and tho
cold is expelled from the system.
Refuse any but the genuine In the
yellow package. Sold by all drug
gists. QUICK MEAL COOK STOVE.
The Quick Meal is the only suc
cessful gasoline cook stove ever made
and the Quick Meal gas stove Is the
best stove ever built to use natural
Rs. This is a broad assertion but we
stand ready to back it up. Hold only
by UWcvi, Corns ft Fieiuler. f-ln
THE 1IRETS
8Y TELEGRAPH
AS RECEIVED BY THE ARDMORE
ITE EVERY AFTERNOON.
Liverpool Futures.
Liverpool, Oct. 30. The range of
cotton futures today was:
Close
Open 2 p. m. Close Vest.
Oc Nov . 7 66 . . 7.01 7.00
Nov-Dec . 7.01 . .M 7.5'!
Dec-dan . . i. CI . . 7. 0(5 7. MS
Tone - Opened firm; eloicd flnn.
Liverpool Spots,
f-tton today fulet; mid.
1 1.000, Atnerican 12,700 ;
37.000, American 30,1100. '
Spot
sale
oclpts
'.su
re New York Futures.
New York, .V Y. Oct. .It). -Colt 'in
lutures opened firm, closed steady.
The range of cotton futures today
..as:
Close
Open High Iiw Today Vest.
Dec 11. ST, i.sr, 17: H.7S-S0 li.rt'l
Jan . M.!) HOD H.So It S3.,vT,
.M h . . 1 1.JM 1 1 iS 1 4.M 1 1 1 1 Ml
New York Spots,
maiket quiet and L'0 up; nilil.
no sob s reHrtel.
SH)I
l.VOG;
New Orleans Futures.
New Orleans. La., Oct. HO.- Votton
In tu res opened firm and closed
steady. The range of cotton fu
tures today was:
Close
Open High
. 1 1.71 I I.7S
II..S7 II.X
l.'i.us 15.1;!
Low Today
I l.f.9 II.70-7I
ll.SI H.S2II
i:..oj 15.020::
Vest 1
11.15 1 1
1 1.77 I
ii.nti!
l).c
Jan
'Mth
New Orleans Spots.
Spo ma-;:.- steady am! ',:
mid. II 7-!i; sales I'i.'iO; to
IO.'.ii; on c. ii tract !o0.
i up;
nrrivc
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. 111., Oct. SO. The follow
ing is the range or the active futures
on the Chicago Roaid ot Trade to
day: -Close-
i High Low Today Yest. j
10.1 "6 10.1 10.1'ia 10.1tiaj
nil loi J0-Hib io.V!;a!
50 V, .III ',!!', a .V.lifcb
IIHh ll'x 01 'i ulVjb
10 M"4 ,-IOa Klb
I2'k I24Ii 12
Wheat
Dec I'l.lU
May 105
Corn
Dee 5!l',
May f.l
Oats
Dee
May
Hi
12
FURNISHED BY W. J. LANE.
Tho following prices prevail In
Ardmore today on cotton, corn and
farm products: (These prices will b
changed dally and can be robed up
on.) Cot -on, i ;i, to nu
Cotton seed, per ton, J20 to.. 251)0
Corn. CO to
Hay, per ton, 12.50 to 13.00
Kggs, per dozen 22 '4
Htltter, per pound, .20 to... .25
Hides, green, i to .X..
Hides, dry, 12 to it
Chops 1.30
Hrau, 1.25 to 1.33
Turkey, per pound, .07 Vi to .08
Geese, per pound 07
Hogs, at G to 06"
Veal, 2.50 to 3.00
lleef, .02 to 03;
Wheat, LOO to 1.2u
Oats, CO to ur,
Rye, 1.20 to 1.25
Harley, 1.20 to 1.35
Sweet potatoes, 75c to 1.00
Irish potatoes, h3 to !i,1
Spring chicks, doz. $3.00 to 3.7.1
Hens per dozen., $3.00 1.00
Both Boys saven.
Louis lloon. a leading merchant of
Norway, Mich., writes: "Three bot
tles of Foley's Honey and Tar abo-'
lutely cured my boy of a sev( j-e '
cough, and a neighbor's boy, who '
was so HI with a cold that the dot
tors gave him up, was cured by
taking Foley's Honey and Tar."
Nothing elso Is as safe and certain '
in results. Sold by all druggists.
Negroe's Endorse Gore's Scheme.
Sapulp.i, Okla.. Oct. 30. Negro-
of Oklahoma, In convention her- to
day, attended by fifty delates from 1
all over the state, selected five dele
gates to go to Washington the first !
of the year to lobby tor the plans
pioposod by Senator Gore of tnU 1
state to colonize the representatives
of the race In Liberia. The delegates
ehosca are G. W. Washington nun .
C. W. Neloms of Sapulpa and J. W.
Anderson, C. C. Clasgett and A. H
Johnson, of NowaU.
Heaven Is not won by succebs, but
by effort.
Tun nri uadtc jzzs
I IILLUUnLllini lL J
Ardmoreite Want Ads
3 Lines : 3 Times : 3 Dimes
WAJNTCD TOR SALE.
W.WTIT Young men to barn u o
mobile Ims'ties by mall and pre
psre for Mltlons ai chaff curt and
tepalr men We make you ep rt
In ten weeks, annul you to se-u e
pos tlon. Pay big. work pleasant ,
demand for men (treat; reasonable.
Writ, for particulars and smmple
loMon. Kmplrv Automobile Insti
tute, Rochester. N Y. 31-2
WAN'I'KD- Merk lor mtliosil titTice.
$S5; ticket seller railroad. $im.
bill clerk, $.10; stenographer, $S5:
Itookkeeper, $100; stationary engin
eer, $75; to dry goods clerks, $7!!;
shipping clerk, $76; wilesmnii, .
Week au') coillinlslou. Hllslties
Mt-n's Clearing House, III I Luin
bermnn'M Hank Hldg.. Houston.
Texas.
w"ANTi:i-For large" linn in "stnitn
Texas, bookkeeper, 1100; assistant,
$75; manager lumlxw yard, $100;
le age and experience. Alllerleail
Oppoituulty Co, D 50'.!. Houston,
Te.u. "SVS
WANTKIVTo loan money
lands, city ptoperty or
Will loan for five years or
ty nilnuti's. See me for
service. M. L. Alexander.
on farm
chattels,
for tblr
the best
1 1 -1 tit
WANTKD Kvery family to ue meats
from the German Market. Phone
1K0, former C P. Hall str.nd. De
liveries to any part of the city. Fer
f.iison & H!le, Props. 2(5-1 in
SALKSMKN WANTKD - To sell to
grocers, druggists ami confection
ers; $100 per month and expenses.
California Cider .i Kxtmct Co, St.
louis, Mo
WANTKD To piep.ire YOU for a
good business position.
SKLVIIK'.K HtJSINKSS COLLKGK.
21-lm Aidmoie.
AUVNTKD- Position by .experienced
young holy sieuograplier, will work
reasonable. Addicss 17, 7th Ave ,
n. k. :n
WANTKD- A milch cow ror Its keep,
will take good care of some. Clay
Merrell, at Ardmoreite. 25tf
WANTKD To sid
as new. elietip. L
107 Hlue.
a gas range, good
IC. Goldshy. Phoue
;ll-3
WANTKD Messenger boy. Apply
H. L. Goodman, .Manager Westem
I'uloii.
FOR SALK New l-iooui nouse, bath
.iioin and good barn, lit 100x200
feet III good location. Pi Ice leaon
able. $250.00 down and balance
monthly installments as reasonable
as rents. Good home on N- Wit-ill-Ingtita
St.. i lose in on easy terms.
One of the best locations In the
city. I can show you anything In
the way or either city property or
farms. And the prices an- right,
and the terms tire better. See me
for bargains In all kinds of real
estate, and for farm or city loam
W. S. Smith. 2C-lm
FOR SALK 'At a bargain, one Kill
son moving picture machine oirtlt,
including 2 Kdlson Rheostats, i.
wind .automatic shut off and an
extra fine pair of lenses. This m.
ehino has been run four weoks and
it is or the latest model. Guaran
teed lo be in first class condition
.AddrcHs S George Clgnr Stand,
St. George Hotel, Dallas. Tex. 31-2
FOR SALK Modern cottage, six
rooms, large reception hall, all
modern conveniences. Kast front,
best location in town. Address A,
caru Arduioerlte. 24tf
FOR SAL13 - 12 lots "together." near
PaekliiKtown, Oklahoma City. This
is a bargain. On payments. Ad
dress Armour, care Ardmoreite.
27if
I'OIt SALK OR TRADI'-Manstlei.,
Wagon Yard on West Alain. Includ
ing store house. Appl J. II. Mans
Meld on premises. 31-i
"FOR sTLK-Shuro" ln"Cbickasaw
Lake Club. $100 cash, balance
terms, if wanted. Address A, care
Ardmoreite.
2Uf
FOR SALK - New open-toil, cut under, j
auto seat, black rubber tiro runabout
buggy. Cheap. Moss Hrady. 28-3
l'Olt SALK - Quick Meal ,,'u-iilint'
range, worth $28. ror $7.5u. J II
.Smith, phone S71 blue. - 2'J i
FOR SALK-Some good horses and
Spauldlne buggies and hacks. G.
T. Ledbetter. fitf
FOR SALK Nice strawberry plant
75c u hundred. Phono 19 Blue, Mrs.
Potter Staples, 31-3
I 'OK SALK Ten car load of hy.
M. L. Alexander. 29-lm
1 SHI.I. AM) RKNT TYPKUlUt Fit
Sl-llll (i. P. SKLVIDGH. 'i n. .
FOR HENT
FOR RHN'i CHUAP Hrlek b u 1
20x76. with concrete floor. tn (
do ftreet. Trackage property A
Ply Mrs. W. A. Pride. Phom I
red. i
FOR RHNT Nlrely furnisbed uu
for tentl'-niBn. verr om t
Phone 6 or ill. J. M. ii.hk i
FOR RUNT- 4-rooin hotwe win, x
G St.. N. W., near car Jin- Ih C
McCoy, jihone 107 red. i
FOR RKNT Nicely furnished "nm n
tit 217 Went Hro.'ulwiiy. Mi .s',i
Smith, phone 7t!7. ;i
FOR RHNT Furnished room ,, ,
502 C street, northwest. 1 , V
1 Ardmoreite wnnt ads will rent Mm
: vacant house for you.
Got something for sale? Wan' a I
will soil It.
FINANCIAL
LOANS Real estate, farm ana chat
tel loans, Ledbetler & Wlmberly
Hledsoe Hldg. Phone GO. fi luu
SPECIAL NOTICES
Hl'SINKSS ( HANCKS The l,l',.
ami best eombliiatlon petinui pip
com and candy palace on c u
doubles sales over any nt'i.-i nu
chine. Adilress Dal llovb AITk
Co., AltlJllllii, Tex.
FOR UP-TO-DATK Klectric wiring
and supplies drop a postal to P. 0
Hex 183, C. G. Squires, or phone
732. Out ot town work solicited
First-class work guaranteed, 1-1 m
RKMOVAL NOTICK-- Have moved to
No. !l North Washington St , In Pos
tal Telegraph Hulldiiig. Real K
, tate. Rental. Ian A gen1 Phone
!l0. O. M. RKDFIKLD. 22 In
FLORAL DKSIGNS, cut ilowojs, cat
nations aud roses. Shiimau Floral
Company. Phone 2C7. 12'f
COUPON HOOKS Of $5, $lu aim
$20 denomination at Ardmorel e
office.
LOST -I let ween Cadilo street and If
street N W.. lady's size llamito.i
watcn, plain gold, very small Fob
advertising --Dr. Pepper" on wa'i
Finder return to Amelia llun'tr
at Majestic Theater and receivt
ward.
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Railroad Time Tabic
SANTA FE.
Northbounfl.
No. 18 11.37 a. m.
N. 8 12.07 a. m,
No. 20 6:40 p. m
Southbound
No. 17
.Vo. 5.
No. 10
4:22 p. m.
5:10 a. in.
12 .11 p in
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Westbound
No. 551
No. 521
No. 505
No. 500
. . 10 55 a ni
.. .12 45 p.n
. . S 30 p m
. . 7 .35 a. n
Eaitbound.
No. 552 2 00 p. in
No. 501 G 00 p n
ROCK ISLAND 8Y8TEM.
Weitbound.
No. 651
No. 073 (dnlly except
. 1.15 p, u
,.7 00 p. ui.
3 10 p. in
Sunday)
Eastbeuna
No. 652
No. 74 (dally except
Buuday 6.15 a. m.
(Noi. 673 and 674 are mixed trains
and run only between Ardmore
and Lehigh Nos. 671 and 672 do
not carry passengri slice No'a
7t and 674 were nut e.)