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Ardmore, Friday, January 28, 1910
PAGC TWO
TH DAILY ARDMORCITt.
Stomach Blood nnd
Liver Troubles
Much ttekntM f Mrts with weak stiminclt, nml ciiiiMiiiieiit
noor, iinpincmlicd blood. Nimou mid pulc-pcople hick
fiood, rich, red Mood. Their Himmcln need iniiralin
For, alter nil, n man can he no Mninrr limn hii M.in.ncli
A rrmcdy th.it make the Moiitiich strung; and the liver
active, innlei rich red Mood nnd overcome nnd drive
nut dicnc-prodiicini bacteria mid cure a whole multi
tude ol dicaset.
Get rhl ot your Stomach Wenknetm nnil
l.lvrr .urines hy MAfnd " course ot
ltr. fierce' Uoltten Medical Discovery
the iire.it Stoiifich Itcstartitlvc, l.lver
Ini-liior.itor una' lllootl Cle.tnser.
You can't afford to accept any medicine nl iinlntwn
etmfioulhn ns a substitute for "(.olden Medi al Diicov
rry," which it a medicine of non uimi-oii mo, luun)!
a complete IM ol iiuirrdiriiM in plain l:.n(ilnli on it hot-lle-w
nipper, kumi! bcuu! nttcMed a-i correct under until.
Itr. I'lene'i I'lcaiant I'.ll ti mulete anJ
TIE PARIS FLOOD IS
STREETS OF CIPf
Parts. Inn
Viiothcr day h.H ! b)
,.....,1 i.,.i Ho. inexorable yellow I
tide still creeps shuvly higher, each !
. i i ... .1... ,
men ot water un.c.y ,.Me,iiK ,. ..
i i ..-..i .Ho,. ..ml '
.lll'il III ll'-Bll liriltlll, nrwihiti.pii ......
Illlll.
on,, i i...r..m..i..r U tlaltii:!
rapidly, and brlKht sunshine today
t.cceeded the raging storms, a feel- ' '"
r rnimtei-m.tlmi. hordei ini: on
panic, prevailed tonight
when the
, ,este,day afternoon
.a.Nlmum of the flood 1
authorities, who
promised the m
today, announced this would not In
reached until tomorrow morning. ,
Official figures of the Mage of the
i ;,ter ..re difficult to obtain and the 1
i Ity couiull, at a stormy hchsIoii to
night, charged M. I.eplue, prefect of
. '
IM'Is. with withholding the true ,
gravity of the situation. The prefect
detended his attitude hy Haying that I
i,.. i i- il... ii Mitv'
was uoxerned by
of not unduly alarming the piMiple. I
111 the meantime what Is happen-
lug Is enough to strike terror
the hearts of all. The very crust of
the city seems rea.lv to sink Into,
the rlooded subterranean labyrinth
b. neath. Kvery hour drains are
hurMIng In new localities, causing
M.bsli ce of the streets or bulging !
oi u.e ... .....k.i.k ;
them up several feet above their
normal level, while the overflow
oi surface water from the river Is
Inundated districts
('..usformlng the
into formidable lakes and the streets
Into canals.
In the 11. Try quarler the flood Is
Mt feci deep in the streets and the
entire left bank of the Seine fr ,ni
above the islands to Tutoiiil. com
prising the law court institute, th
r. i.i 1. 1.. ,-....,,,., .iiu.,-1,.. ti,,, i i
Hun office the chan.bi, of' denutlc J
and the Champs 'b Mars. Is sub-
inergiM in from one to ten feet ot
wa'et Some of the deputies left the j
Rilais Hourbon tonlglit in row boatfc. ,
.i. i . ..ii ... a-..-
uiiers on .lie .kichh .u iitieiiuaiui. ,-
The walls or the luvalldes station
aie cruiublliig and both that stnic-
Hire nnd the wing or the foreign of-,
U. e opposite aie in danger of col-1
'npM., noertheless. Mine nchon. wire """" i-e........... ... .... UI1((,,. al the provisions for regulation
. the foreign minister held her reg- j tlomU. In addition to the usual piv-1 ,, nR1,n. ullltrol r ,
ular n-ceptlon this ovening, oil lamps' '"itlonB with regard to water, veg.- I,r,.l,(l aH stipulated in the bill recent
and grate fires being employed In ' 1n"l" "u fn,lts. ,(' 1,,:ri1 "'special- ,y tutroilticoil hy Senator Nelson In
the nbsence of steam heat and elec- ' Insists that none of the Hooded . t.0fonty with the recommendations ,
tr.rlty. 'bciiBes must he re-occupled unt'l ' r secretai) Halllnger's annual report.
I'he streeth surrounding the St. I t'y hae been thoroughly dlhlnfe.'i- Ths l0ill ,.om,,!inj. wi,i 1);ly the
l..uare station have sunk three feet ''' ''' the use of chloride of llm ' United States and Alaska a royalty of '
.tint the situation there Is regarded ' " ""''' liwerful agents, the waits ll(lv ,., , ,-,. ,.on as m.
a . desiiemte. It is also feared that "craped and the bedding nnd cloth ,..1.
Hie foundations or the two big neigh-j M wl,u'h h:m' m''' eoniainlnated .,-. iialhilne sas that veins aver
I'irini; department stores are being 1,v f,oni1 waters, burned. drIiik a total thickness or twenty1
iHlerniined I " feet would yield according to htandard 1
The flow or broken eers Into the j ,'LES1 V'A?, . 'i? ? T U DAV.8, :ircinents a total In excess of 100
f,,ed basements menace the health 1 A0 0IMM1''N1 's nnUMM to , rrom lhll Ilu. ,,,
the occupants and the smell of ",rH ,"- iii"' '''l 1 t'. making a royalty or r.O million
,w, rage U already permeating tho I " T""" r 1 nUrua "K ' " to "billars ,. this comparatively snia'.l
. . .
il !lngs, but notwithstanding this
...
zh. Inn hoi u-iilisl.-iinlliiL- this1
noil.',, tontirlit ttiifled hfttlri.h.iM
in , . , ,
especially thoe of the w.Mlth
.ii .lasses, who arc using autonio-;
', 'i- .nglne8 for pumping puriMses. 1
.... . ... . . ,
.'nt they must eNeivlse the greatest ,
...r.- as the removal of the water
s ure would likely cause tin- foun
, ,,,.i,. ,.. ut.,i .... ....ii.i.w.
. .u.i-.-
Soldiers
nihil i, ., ...... ...i.i ...,. u,.Mh...',.n
.. ll'it, L- il... all, Ul,..). .1 ti.lv..... . .... .
.....,,. --I-illness
Not onl. 1M proven ability to cure,
has niado S. s t'. the inoit (tuslrnbln of
Contagious Hlood l'ouon. S. S S Is made entirely ot roots, herbs nml
barks of tln forests anil fields. It iloos not contain a particle of mercury,
potash or ut.v othur harmful mineral to Injure the delicate parts of tho
system, impair tho digestion, corrodu and lrnt.it the lining of tlie stomach,
or In nnv other wav inlure the health. It is Nature's blood imrltler.
harmless in its action and cettain in its
pulsou from tVo ctrculatloii. enriches tho
Ooutagiou- Hloo.' Poison. It builds up
tine tonic clfects anil loaves the ii.it lent
stronger nnd in butter health in everv wav. If vou are sintering with
Contagious Mood I'o.so.l S.S.S. 1 . your most certain reliance: mi honest
modUino, and becatisn of its vogetnlilo purity, a -tifo treatment for any one.
AVe have u special book on hi.mo trnutmont whuh eplaius fully the ditlcr-
ent stages of tho disease, also sucgestion that will be helpful to vou In tho
treatment of your case. We will he glad to send this book together with
uy meoicai ivivue ucsiieii. nee in .in
THE SWIFT
SIS
mx.rre Stumaih.HtrjnJ flows-
STILL RISING
SLBWLY SINKING
beginning of tne IMlllnger-Plnchot In
ml of ton hi t disentangling . v sllgatlon which largely concerns
the
driftwood above the Solferlno anil '
II. nty IV brhlKes. while law Torces
..r ....... ..-.. uf1l it w oiul Itt i fn
- ,.-, ... ....
iiiiKitnv .l imv In i IviTt t ie rnutup .
r... i. -
o! the swiftly moving currents.
There wjih a
further shut dowu of J
electric llKht plants tnlKht. leav
i'"
it y In semi-darkness. The
relief w
relief worn is proceeuiiig iirai.uy.
none being refused fooil or shelter.
A.chhlshop Amlette has ordered pule ;
prayers In the churches nnd a
collection taken up for the victims.
In spite of the crippled water Mip
I1 the authorities say that the res-
crvolrs am Intact and that there Is
no danger of a famine If the water
husbanded carefully and confined
..I..I..H.. U tint i
sunny 10 .iriim.iiK piiip...-. .i .
"'"' tl"'" a warning is again Issued j
,lml ""ouiil ne i.oueii.
me siiiiauou nciow rans is ne
coiiiIuk appreciably worse. The stretch i
wai. r which cumins uniiiiiKiie, )
vuiiiy. I'uteauv. Sevres, Asnieies. .ia-1
sons Lafltte. Leuecq and Polssy Is
whh'iilng rapidly, while farther below
the swollen Disc is pouring in ne v
torrents over the Pontolho section, j
Owing to defective communication 1
"'' " provinces few dlMiatehes
-
' ' nx-eiveu uere. urn niese i
repot t a Ri'iieral Improvement. Thu
weather everywhere throughout ;
'''ranee has ameliorated and It is h.-
"'V"'I the worst of the floods I i
past.
No Americans are reported Injured.
The artists and students for the
most pan live In the Latin quarter.
which Is on high ground, and the
richer Americans generally leslde In
ic ueiu nor oo.t oi tne in c i
l,KlH... b- highest portion of Ul, ;
r"y -
bouleard life of the gay Pa-'
rlsluu hns been suddenly silenced, j
t,r I'"' music halls remain op-"i.
lint tlim- tin iliiitiirtoil V linnhnil .
"i""""iie ... ...... ...
'rU cares.
At a special meeting tonight the
1,"i,ri' '"'"I' Mw P Instnic
t f.M I... ..f .... ....I
11 lllVa "i .e......e... uvr.
. .
' ""'" 111,1 " o"1 " I
mum,. and describe it for two 1
,. w itmnlt ro,,(.ntng herself.
Pneumonia Follows a Co d
,ml ni,V)T f()11(iw s , lg, of
Honey and Tar. which stops the
eough, heals the lungs, and expels the
....... . . ......
'oi.i iriiiu your s.vmciu. i.ihe ill nisi
, . ,.... .,,
ollI y an oniggisis
NATURES CURE
FOR BLOOD POISON
but Its absolute safety us a remedy
all nteiiu lues for the treatment of
good results S.S.S. removes the '
liloml, anil wifely nml surely euros
anil Mrengthens tho system bv its
not onlv cuieil of tho ilfsnnso. hut
wno wrne
SPhCIFIC CO., ATLAnTA, GA.
HE'D PAY FOR 1
A COAL LEASE
THE LATEST MOVE TO BREAK
INTO THE RICH ALASKA FIELD
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
ROYALTIES RUN 10 MILLIONS,
Millions in It for the Government If
it Will Accept the Proposition of
John Uallnlne to Mine Five Thou
sjnd Acrcc on (loyalties.
Washington, Jan. 27.-A new anil 1
.nsnionnl fa tor appear. 1 suddenly
i '
to day to add Inteslty to the nlready 0f u,,, ralroad, the fuml Is to be re
stiffleeiitly excited situation over the ' embursed out of the subsequent earn
Alaska coal lands, on the oie of the
. . . .i ...... ...
that question
luun r.. i). in. line in
Heattlo said to be the larKest Indlv'J-
mil nronertv owner In Alaska, made a
. .
Proposition III nrillll, 10 i e m n.iic
comn.iiiee on ierr.io.i-t .v n
"alor 'lie eridge of inniann is i.ur
man, offerln,' to the government a
rovaltv of flftv cents a ton o! ci.nl I
i , nn rloutrluht. cunraiitco of Interest on1
I..II.IM1, ior me e.isi.-u. ...UU u.-i. s ...
some
of 111., choice!, e.i.l 'nn.U In
Alaska, In the Katalla and lntnuuska
', '
'
i tonna:;o royalty
net tne government, iir. nai-
laiiie nsierts, as high as 1' .nllllnn dol
lars a hundred acres.
This proposal contemplates a radl-
,,,.,,.,.,; ,,, ,u. ur1M q ,
the government's disposal of the Alas i
k,( , and it comes avowedly 1
. , ... ,,, .1I10.i.P riiinwllloli.
,.,,,,,,,,,1,,,, , ., llu wlU.,, bt,,.
prepared, hut not yet introduced, lcs
Ignc 1 to permit the sale or lease of
8n(. innds at a rate of $10 an acre.
lt H HnIll tutl K,.,.r:,i feature of
,, ,, ., ,.m. the approval of offi-
,.!l M Mf.h itl ,. administration and1
0f inlltientlal i.e-iuliers of both houses I
,,f ,.0tmrcss. Iiuludliig some of the
prominent Insurgent republicans, ami ;
Mr. Wlckersham. delegate of Alaska.
I m.. ii. .ii., i,,.. i,, i.i ... '
... ... ............. ....... -
..... ,....,,. (IV- III ..." ... .3. t.t.i.l.
nevei nige ouei s m finer linn a miuii
or 1 million dollars with the govern-
nieiit for the perfonuatice of his part ,
of the agreement, which he proposes
'nnd he mnkcn the charge that "other
Intercts" hnu now at work in Wash- ,
Inutou a lobby, "headed by a former I
Pulled Mates senator, 1 in support
,,f 1,1,1 referred to above, under
boc provisions, he declares, the
K eminent would extend an uncoil-
Miltloual guarantee to u railroad or
railroads which these Interests pur-
... ... A.ash... aim o .
virtually Ive to them at I0 an acre
one or more iracis oi live inoiisauu
acres, each to be selected by them.
Mr. llalliiiue asks congress to an-
..,, ,h(. ,.., of ., ,upartnieilt to
, be designated In the legislation to
'enter Into a lease with a coal com
. pany to be organized hy him for five
thoiiKaud acres of Matanuska coal laud
nr.,..
una.
He ask tile government to provlil
as a conUltiou on Its nut that uo other
. i . . . . . . . .
(oal laud in Alaska shall be leased I
mi I1IVIII...H ..f .. ,iiv .ii
on pavineiit ot a less ioalt . and al-
mi to aatee that at least half of the
. , .....
governments supply of coal shall be
obaln.d fioni this company or from
i iiiiwii t'o.imiK rostrt wiiumi t lie go
, ,. ,, ....
i-l ....It'.. I III!. .-ftlUUllhll Illlll llhCll Oil
rat.. In tlie M.itauuska district, ship-
llhlir 111.. i.r,tin-, I,, ..uni-,l ..t rnt.,u
ping tin proJiut to hewntd, at rates
10 he lled by the interstate commerce
conimiKRion, over a railroad, the plans
tor the .on-triictlon of winch he out
lined.
This t.ulioad. approximately one
' '
lliousai.d miles in all, Is proposed to ,
run from the Pacific coast to Seward
through the interior valleys to the
more strategic points on the unvlga
. .
much a may be needed for tin
payment of the royalty on the live
thousmd icrcs the Hillalne nroixis il
u,0,i:,m, w" '" Pnumsai
stipulates. Is to lOlistlluli' a fund fur
the guarantee of the payment of the
,.., tho bom,s of tll(.
...,... ...,,ll)h .... ,,ill..l.,.. ...e..,.v
onip.iii.v , wuiiii, .in. nauaini .mrtis,
'shall be organized upon lines approv
ed bv the head of a .lMi.artinent mho
.Ii.kIdii.iiaI l.v rn..,.r.wa tsi,lki,i ,...
of Hi, guarantee tund from to ny
Plenty of fresh air, sleeping
out-iloors and a plain, nour
ishing diet are all good and
helpful, hut the most import
ant of all is
It Is the standard treatment
prescrihed hy physicians all
over the world for this dread
disease. It is the ideal food
medicine to heal the lungs
and build up the wasting
body.
A I J. DlllKKH.STH
H-n.! to-., ti.ni.Mf iirn.t t,M ? 'rr
l- H.itlti.l H'lnit funk ana t'liil i Sketch.
Ilcmk. Kacb batik ,.. nU.in"l'U.l ' in;
SCOTT & HOWNi: mt VtuSU N. V.
nlty on coal b required In Its early
..,. t lllt(.,,8t the bonds
Ings of the road.
Mr. Unllnlne alleys that the 'Can
adian interests which owned n ma
jority of a partially completed railroad
from Seward, recently put it through
ti foreclosure reorganization on a
wiped out all American In
,.. ., ' , .
;'; ;,; ,, .. ., ..'
" """, w.,uhlt. l.... i.m- .wuu,,
which he describes as asking for ail
;
'" a"" U"' Ki ukiiisiiihi ,
acres of coal Inn 1, Is working In the
Interest of tlicie Canadians, but In
conjunction with a group of American
capitalists, who are, ho declares, at-
i tempting by the same bl!l to get con
trol of the Katalli coal In another
Part of Alaska.
Air. IJnllainc tonight quoted the
United States Kcologlcal survey as
i . - .. .
saying In one of Its recent reports
that there are M billion tons of coal
in sight In the known coal areas of
Alaska, nud probably'at least as nui:'h
again In regions yet unexplored, an
he points out that the leasing of th
aieas on a royalty uasis sucn as no i
iii'hIs on a royalty basis such as he
v:,h oirerlng for an area of only live
"ousniiil acres ultimately would bring 1
goeruiiieiii a nei revenue irom ,
tl,nl xouree exceeding S billion dollars.
It is a dangerous thine to take a
' -
c , mciikUlli cntalnlm: onlates !
lhill Hjrer ,!,, J1()1r -j ,
0f curing It. Foley's Honey ami T.tr ,
loosens and cures 'the co igh an 1 cx '
'!; , ,, "", ''r'", " M i ,l18' l" l" .',ru
((.fuse substitutes and take only"i..e
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in
the yellow package, bold by all drug'
Ists.
Let us hope there will be some
thing Dooln with the Phillies this
year
I
Chamberlain's rnnirli Itemed
13 n
y, vn,nb,0 Im(l(.I10 for lhr0!lt ,,. j
. ..,,,,.. olll(.klv r(,(VIK nlH '
relieves and
cures painful breathing and :i danger
; ously sounding cough which Indicates
congested lungs. Sold by all denlari.
Keu the hhoemaker may be con
vinced that awl things are possible
to awl men.
Free
Laxative
For Babies
Just as a mother is careful about
the food she gives a child, she should
be careful about the kind of a laxa-
t.vc she gives it to move its little
bowels. Not all remedies for thts
purpose, no matter how good they
may be, arc suited to a child.
You rliould especially avoid tillls and
uivik ..nt. iiowucrB. ior inev nr., a m.
cult to .llK-rst nnd children nml it
linr.l to swallow tlivm. Ami nnrcnllvp
nml raits and the various waters are
vlol.-nt for tho young. Ilettor kIv
" a cmlo though effective laxative like
Dr. Caldwell's Hyrup ivpln. which la
I'lcasnnt to the tnste nnd ubsohitely does
ot grlin-. A fifty cent or onu dollar hot
l0 cftn t'ouRlit of nny drutiKlst. and
l' you kIvp u small dose, ns the illrec
Hons csll for. I.oforo you put tho child to
I";,1; 'L""11!.1' S!?,.,Vcf21"l!rr.i.f.,,,.!
a lew hours,
This remedy has been aold for almoat
of families know about It. hut If you
haV" "cv,'r 'r'l ! nni' would Ilk
tn mnkl. n of jt i,ef0r buvlmt It In
"1.e : regular way. nenil your narao and
bettle. In this way. without expense.
many motners navo learned or n way or
curing children or th.. little, Ills of life,
and thereby avoiding tho graver diseases.
family of Martha TJmlnter at
Tnrkvllle. S. C. nnd I. S. llowyer of
Jninestown. Colo., no other laxative, but
this is used. It Is a remedy for all th
the most robust and mild rnniigh m that
women, children nnd old people, who es
peclnlly need n Rentln laxative, can use
It. You will nnd nothlnu better for con
sttpntton, In.llcestlon, sick headache, sour
siomacii, tintutency nno; sucn stomscn,
cnMwJn's smfr! fenil'n lit "it b vour
fmll
ur(
hotd.
ismuy remedy rrom lo.iay on ana we a
sure you you will have a healthy house
f- Caldwell personally will be pleasej
S.foUrielf'o? fSm"lyVreBrtnTnIn'to
he Momnrh. liver or bowel., nl-nlutely
frrr f f,inr(fei Kxplnln your rnne In a
Utter and he will reply to you In ''iall.
lL. .n.r,..w2pn i KJ,.ni enr.i S5
i otnerwife
ie. Kor either renuest the doetor'B
address Is Dr W. 11. rnldwell, It.SllCald-
well bulldlof. MontlceUo. Ill,
TEACHERS EXAMS,
EIGHTEEN APPLY
i Then-En FlltHch et nl vs. Fred W.
READING CIRCLE AND STATE Warner ct nl.
CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION BE, L. " In-Hiire vs. W. L. linker.
HELD SATURDAY. Ada K. Hallcy vs. AV. H. Cox.
. AV. Ik-1 ct nl vs. Ardmoro Trnc
' I tltm Company.
County Superintendent M'. Nib. ,)r- Uow Taylor, Adm. ostnto of A.
. , . ' W. Sjicnke vs. Andrew Jackson ct nl.
lurk, assisted by tho other momocrs Adm vs
M the county examining board. Prof jjnci(S0 ct nl.
llobt. Mtehnel of Howman llstrht, ' ,, w. Cruco ct nl vs. Max West'
sin' Prof. L. M. Thurston ol th?
Ione drove district, Is conducting
Mie regular quarterly examination of
teachers nt tho district courf 'com '
In this city. Klghteen tcachciv have
applied for ccrtlflcntus and ur- tak
ing the exainlnatlons. Headlns circle
evamlnatlons and nlso 'or state yo.
tlllcates will be held SaMird . Til'
(luestlons are sunt out from th" of
fice of the statu superintendent at
1 (luthrle nnd are nt r,pim'!d until
tho teachers are ready for their
i work.
Those taking the nxitinlnationn are
.lames Watson, Mrs. Ida Mi!U, Pior
I Wann Langston, Mrs. Watin Langs
, ton, J. F. McCants, Mrs. Nova Hooth,
, Reuben Williams. Mrs. Luna Gordon,
John Spcers, .1. A. McC.ulre. Miss
Julia Steele. Kmest Mo-k. and Will
Olllesplo.
Following are the colored teachers:
Mrs. Patsy Stephenson, A. U. Jon-
. ... .. . .. ... ,
. " .' ..
II. A. Gibson.
A.'dtnorelte Want Ads nro thu best.
1 CIVIL AND JURY DOCKETS.
. Of District Court, Beginning February
7, 1910. j
i Monday, February 7, 1910.
Annie G. Itrown, Adm. vs. Sallle
Howell.
Annie L. llalley et al vs. J. W. F.nvcs
et nl.
First National Hank of Uurant vs,
First National Hank of Tishomingo.
S. M. Fuguu vs. G. L. Ixiwery et al
jj I. Fhlllips. ltecvr. vs. Guaranty
aml Tnlst Co ot Dallas,
Tuesday, February 8, 1910.
rj,ly ., Cobb et al vs. James lien
tim ot al.
IT, s. Joins vs. L. 1. Hudson.
i, m .... i r i... ...
t ,UUf f , n IVt.W.l Vf. .11,11- V.UIII
inny.
Leo Cruce vs. W. P. Tedrill et al.
L. W. Cruco vs. AV. P. Terrlll et nl.
Fred L. Shoeppe vs. Washita F.lec-
trie Power Co
Wednesday, February 9, 1910.
John Dexter et al vs. J, W. Starr et
, al.
Felliah Jim vs. '1'. C. Ilandol.
Felliah Jim vs. J. W. Nowcomb.
Max Westheimer et al vs. George
Mclaughlin et al.
M:,v Wiisthetnior el
al vs. G. W.
, , , ...
'"' 1 '
A. C. Cruce et al vs. W. J
Wilson
et al.
Thursday, February 10, 1910.
Turner & Wiggins v. Ohas. Cohee
et al.
Oswald Patker et al vs. W. C. Woods
et al.
! Oswald S. Parker vs. Mary K.
Woods ct al.
J. S. Mullen et al vs. Cornelius Pis
tokaeho et al.
hirst National Hank of Kiowa vs.
It. It. McLlsh.
First State Hank of Ardmore vs.
It. It. McLlsh.
Loren Dukes et al vs Tribal Dev.
Company.
First State Dank of Ardmoro vs.
T. J. Jordoii et al.
Friday, February 11, 1910.
jti CunimlngH et al vs. H. S.
,
.,., ' . -i
mv' lt t o,"or xs' Alverson
et al.
Ardmoro National 'Hank vs. Mary R.
bitten et al
Cutter & Crossette vs. W.
II. U III-
berly, Adm,
John 11. Stetson Co., vs. W. G. Wlni-
herlv Adm
l '
W, O. Horn et al vs. 'Geo, A. Me-
,.,,, , , i
torkle, deed.
'- H' Hat Company vs. W. G.
wimueriy, Ainu.
Saturday, February 12, 1910.
Ardmoro National Hank vs. R. W.
lI..lc
"UK
ck et al.
It. C,
Duff, Adm. vs. Hertha De-
Koven
W A. Pride vs. W. F. Whittlngton.
I. R. Hest vs. City of Ardmore.
W H, Hetison vs. 1'ulol.i Hcnson.
riiomas Overstreet vs. Maggie Ov-
t.fHtrect
Willie Gioner vs. Kd Groner,
Natha Miller vs. Frank M. MHVr.
Alice Copelnnd vs. Robt. Copeland.
Sarah Wright vs. John AVright.
T. M, Schooler vs, Pearl Schoo'or.
Henry Klrklwnd vs. Chnrlotto Kirk
laud. Charlie Hat tee vs. Mandy Hartee.
Parleo Davis vs. Hrack Davis.
A. L. Ford vs. W. A. Ford.
S. L. SanderH vs. Greeley SanJi)rs.
James LeGrand vs. Hesslo R. Le-
.
U"1-
Mary K, Hurge vs, James K. ITurge.
X Gabriel vh. Iaum .1. Gabriel.
Arthur C Hall vs. May Hall.
Wednesday, February 10, 1910.
A F Jones vs. V. V. Harlan et nl.
II. A. Ledbctter ct nl va. Hnttlo Hull
Fields ot nl.
helmer ct nl.
Mutual Trust Company vs.
J S.
Mullen.
Thursday, February 17, 1910.
T. II. Hartee vs. W. W. Sullivan.
Davis Colbert, Guar. vs. W. A. Kd
wards. J. II. Stong vs. J. H. Davenport ct al.
.Mamie Dyer vs. L. D. Akcrs.
L. IJ. Tatum vs. J. T. Harris ct al.
Friday, February 18, 1910.
V. Pe'rs vs. CJiIclcasnw Compress
Company.
Mrs. L. C. Leaure vs. Mrs. Loo Me
Clurg et al.
J. S. Mullen vs. J. W. Witt ct al.
Luther 0. Landrum vs. Guy Keel.
lawyers, Konllty Company vs. Geo.
H. Webb.
C. It. Smith vs. W. K. McIUmore et
al.
John Threa-jRill -s. It. F. Turner.
Saturday, February 19, 1910.
James K. Humphreys vs. John T.
Nash.
Iru Arnold et nl vs. W. F. Wlnnns
et nl.
It. A. Howard ct al vs. John I).
Freeman et nl.
Westheimer fc Daube vs. Sarah K,
Hldegway.
L. V. Mullen vs. W. 51. Klrkpatrlck.
JURY CA8ES.
Monday, February 21, 1910.
Grlener Drug Company vs. H. H.
I CV.bcrt et al.
Globe Home Furniture Co,
vs. i
Chickasaw Fire Insurance, Co.
Francis AVillls vs. Davis & Turner's
j Falls Ity. Co.
J. G. Rolls vs. Geo. M. HuckholLs.
Tuesday, February 22, 1910.
J. av. Perry vs. i. it. Mason.
s. T. Wiggins ,;t nl vs. j. H. Hatcher
'Y'm. King vs. George T. Hodges
et al. , '
Ardmore Loan & Trust Co. vs. AVest-
helmer & Daube.
Wednesday, February 23, 1910.
J. K. Howies vs. G. C. & S. F. Ry
Co. j
Henry Hler vs. H. F. Alberson ct al. I
H. H. Atkinson vs. C. O. it G. Ry. J
Co. 1
Hyron Drew vs. C. O. & G. Ry Co. I
Thursday, February 24. 1910.
State of Oklahoma vs. C. K. Wig-1
gins.
B. L. Poland vs. City of Ardmore.
R. Hardy vs.. City of Ardmore.
J. T. Coleman vs. W. C. Kendall et i
al.
Friday, February 25, 1910.
S. J. Reed vs. Western Union Tel.
Co.
Mrs. L. 'M. Ilodenhouse vs. Amur-1
lean Ins. Co. of Newark, N. J. '
Mrs. L. M. Rodenhouse vs. Roches-1
teKierman Ins. Co.
Kva Noble v. Newark Life Ins. Co. j
JoJin Hnrtnltt vs. S. A. Nowlatwl.
Saturday, February 20, 1910.
Mrs. M. G. Ferguson vs. C. R. I. & I
P. Ry. Co.
Flrht Ststo Hank vs. Pointer Print
ing Co.
Stella Fnrve vs. Dnvls Shelby ot nl.
Marcellnn Farve vs. Davis Shelby et
al.
j Monday, February 28, 19010. ;
, J. II. AVyatt vs. J. Mat Moore. .
Btta CrlR.r ,,, al m St, u & s. 0,
In.-
Rj- Co. .
A. N. Sharrock vs. Wm, Krieger et 1
al. ,
I Dnnald Fitzgerald vs. .1. 11. Hucklo-1
J .
I Donald Fitzgerald vs. F. K. AVest.
IJndy AVood, by her father vs. Duck
Garrett nnd So. Surety Co.
Frank King by his father vs. C. R.
I. & P. Ry Co.
S, A. Newland vs. AV. A. Gilliam.
Wednesday, March 2, 1910.
First National Bank vs. AV. and D.
n. Loinen
i J. K. Ga
amer vs. J. II. Akers et al.
State of Oklahoma vs. Moran Scott.
D. C. James vs. C. It. I. & P. Ry. ,
Co. 1
! Thursday, March 3, 1910. I
C. K. RoyT vs. J. II. Adams et nl. '
i J. H. McCartey vs. J. II. Adams ct
nl.
1 A. C. Dennis vs. O. L. Dennis.
The Fnrrand iCompany vs. J. I). Fry.
IL J.Wllllams vs. C, W. Thomas et
I at.
Henry Hourlatv-J. vs. J. II. Willis et I
; nl. I
i H. L. Jennings vs. G. C. & S. F. Ry. !
Co.
1 Mnrgaret Wilson vs. R. F. Heavers
! et nl.
Carlo A. Wilson vs. H. F. Heavers
t al.
Alary A. Harrehl vs. Modern Order
, of Paetovlans.
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If tblB bank is n safe placo
for tho city, state and nation
to deposit their funds tt Ii a
safe place for the farmer and
buslneso man to keep his
funds. TRY IT.
G. W. Stuart. President
P. D. Maxwell. Cashier
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
ii t f
mosc wnoicsome ana nourisn-
ng bread, biscuit and pastry.
YU wil1 be Surprised at the
difference in results between
ordinary Hours and this one.
Tyler Simpson Co.
Wholesale Distributors.
J. L. Wilson
Transfer and Storage
I have a good building
leased in which I store all
kinds of household gocds
at reasonable rental. Phono
72 and I will do the rest.
Goods hauled anywhere
or packer! and stored.
Promp and careful atten
tion to every order.
W. P. Peln.
1. 1. Faster
Poland & Foster
General insurance
Office Over The First
National Bank.
Telephone No. 48
SEE
Waller i Evans S Co.
For Real Estate
Ollices over City National
Bunk. Phone f7
Owners of Walcott Ad
dition.
T. E. HOWARD, Mgr.
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