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Ardmora, Sunday, Dec. 11, 1110
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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
EITE'S ANNUAL
AOS
WANTED
AVANTKU Two or three experienc
ed canvassers at once to travel as
General Agents to appoint Local
Agents. Also Manager for this Dis
trict in tho saie ot Books, liibles,
etc., on the easy payment plan,
soliciting, delivering and collect
ing. Easy, permanent work. Many
earning J350 to $300 per month.
Exiwrlence not necessary. Full
particulars for eitlier position free.
Address A. li. KITHLMAN COM
PANY, Chicago, 111. 9-l0t
ANY IiDY can easily make from $13
to $25 per week working for me in
her own ihome locality. This Is a
bona-fide offer one which will pay
you to investigate, even if you can
only spare two hours per day. No
investment required. Turn your
spare time into money. IWrite me
at once for particulars. Address
MARY B. TAYLOR, Box 30, Wom
an's Building, Joliet, Illinois.
WANTED 'Lumber yard manager,
$75; invoice clerk, $100; stationary
engineer, $85; electrical supply
salesman, $125 expenses; stenogra
pher, $90; bookkeeper, $70. Busi
ness Men's Clearing House, Hous
ton, Texas.
LADY AGENTS Sell high grade cus
tom made fitted petticoats cheaper
than store prices. Big demand ev
erywhere. Outfit free. Consumers
Garment & Fabric Co., Oewego, N.
Y.
WE WANT first class live salesmen
to sell clean rice Wired from farm
er to retailer. Liberal commission.
Address with references, Sunset
Rice Association, Houston, Texas.
OPENING for men and women, good1
pay copying and dhecklng advertis
ing material at home spare time;
no canvassing. Pay weekly. Sim
plex Mfg. Co., London, Ontario.
$312 to become our manager for four
months. Hire others and share
profits besides. Advance! here's
your chance. Stanton Company,
Monon Block, Chicago, 111.
AGENTS Buy Christmas goods at
wholesale. Three beautiful cata
logs showing 3,000 different guaran
teed low priced articles free. A.
W. Holmes & Co., Providence, R. I.
WOMEN sell guaranteed hose. 70
per cent profit. Make $10 daily. Full
or part time. Beginners investi
gate. Strong Knit, Box. 4029, West
Philadelphia, Pa.
SALESMEN WANTED $20 weekly
and expenses or commission. Ex
perience unnecessary. Excellent
opportunity. Union Cigar Co., Cin
cinnati, O.
AGBNTS Buy direct from manufac
turer. We make 85 fast sellers that
sell to everybody. Large profits,
free samples. Factory 21 Baldwin
St., Newark, N. J.
SALESMEN to sell "The Best Ever"
Lady "Washington Hulled Beans with
Chicken. Galenouse Packing Com
pany, Seattle, Wash.
WANTED A limited number of
boarders and roomers. Apply 222
North Washington street, or phone
693. 8-6
WANTED To prepsra TOU for a
food business position.
8ELV1DGE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
14.1m Ardmot.
WANTED To rent a cosh register
for three weeks. Apply to New
Book Store, next door to Majescic.
11-3
WANTED Boarders. Comfortable
rooms, horn cooking. Mrs. M. P.
Snider, 620 W. Main. Mm
WANTED At once, 3 bright boys,
ages 16 to 18. Crown Bottling and
Mfg "Works. 8-3
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 4-room bouse, 716 A
Street, northeast. $10 per month.
E. E. Gulllot Phone 832. Office
over Postofflce. lOtf
FOR RENT 7-room cottage, modern
improvement. Inquire Mr. IL
Moses, Weetheimer - Daube'e.
M
FOR RENT OR BALE An organ,
perfect food order, very reaona.
J. Goldsmith Loan Office. 6-lm
TOR RENT Tree furnish edl rooms,
all modern conveniences. Phone
478 :ue.
FOR RENT.
ROOM AND BOARD at Mrs. W. J.
Alexander's, C St. and Second Ave".
N. V. Phone 318. 6-tf
FOR. RENT Furnished room. Tele
phone 804. 11-3
My fine bull, Captain W. H., geasoD
$1.50. C. P. Hall. 191m
FOR SALE.
COMING TO FIX)MDA? Then don't
miss the opportunity to visit the
Sid wood Farms, the newest and
best colony. Sidwood Farms thirty
minutes from Jacksonville, the
coming metroiKjlis of the south.
Atlantic Canal on one side; St.
Johns River on the other; Flor
ida East Coast Railway througlh
center; rolling, fertile soil; cli
mates unexcelled year round; ideal
winter .home; delightful bathing;
best social conditions; greatest
- farming opiortunity, $30 per acre;
easy terms; values increasing
daily. iWrite for booklet. Florida
Homeseekers Corporation, Jack
sonville, Florida.
CALIFORNIA Irrigated Land; fa
mous Grldley colonies; large and
small tracts; easy terms. Improved
farms; 'uest homeseekers proposi
tion. Write for particulars. Grid
ley Land & Irrigation Co., Gridley,
California.
FOR EXCHANGE Several tracts of
good land near Greenville, Tex., for
desirable resident or hotel prop
erty in Sulphur, Okla. See me at
once, if interested. O. L. Chancel
lor, Randol Building, Ardmore, Ok.
7-6
TO TRADE $j50.00 piano will trade
for lot. Would pay small differ
ence. Inspect piano at AI Rice's
residence, Ardmore. Address Mrs.
Myrtle McCoy, 1818 4th Ave. Dallas,
Texas. 11-2
ASOLlN ENGINES All sizes.
Several second-hand ones. Differ
ent makes. Ask for prices and cat
alog. Witte Gas Engine Co., 113
West First street, Oklahoma Olty,
Okla. lBtl
FOR SALE McLlsh place of six
rooms, modern throughout, Just
outside corporation. Price and
terms very reasonable. Apply to
J. B. Boone. 6-lm
FOR SALE A few houses and lot
In Ardmore at big bargains, if sold
in next few days. Easy terms. Ap
ply L. W. Cruce & Co. Phone 666.
6-tf
FOR SALE A few tracts of selected
Panhandle land, to close out at
snap prices. All tillable; good
terms. Write G. A. Vawter, Dal
hart, Texas.
FOR SALE White Plymouth Rock
cockrels, Fisnels strain, parent
birds direct. See them. 403 D St.,
southwest. 11-3
$15,000 worth of godd land to trade
for general merchandise. J. E.
Buckley, Mercedes, Tex. 11-2
FOR SALE Two pieces of linoleum
12x15 feet, good grade, practically
new. Pugh & Foster. 9-3
FOR SALE Finest boy's pony in the
city, gentle and young. Phose 588
red. 11-3
FOR SALE CHEAP Horse. See C
Boone Taliaferro, the Undertaker.
2tf
FOR SALE Choice Duroc Jersey
pigs. Clay Merrell at Ardmoreite.
29tf
I SELL AND RENT TYPEWRITERS.
G. P. SELV1DGE, Phone 310.
FOR SALE A barn, cheap. D. Red
field. 8U
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE THE firm
of Crosby Crosby baa this day
been mutually dissolved; J. C.
Crosby retiring from the firm and
A. C. Crosby continuing the busi
ness. The latter assumes all in
debtedness of the firm and ill col
lect all accounts due. Dated De
cember 9, 1910.
J. C. CROSBT,
A. C. CROSBY.
MONEY TO LOAN on reeidence or
buii nes property. File your p
pttoatioo this veek to It will be
ready for the inspector. Phone
. O. M. Redfleld, Aftt. 24-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite by Carrier
Boy until January 1, 1912, for $4.50.
THE CARTER COUNTY
FARMERS' INSTITUTE
IN ANNUAL SESSION AT THE
CITY HALL FRIDAY OFFICERS
ELECTED FOR ENSUING YEAR.
With but few farmers in attend
ance the annual meeting of the Car
ter County Farmers' Institute was
held Friday afternoon in the city
hall.
Following are the names of the
officers chostm for the next year:
Walter Colbert, president; R. L.
ScoM, vice president; N. H. McCoy,
secretary and treasurer; Robert F.
Scivally was chosen a delegate to
the state meeting the second Tues
day in August Ho l)e held at Still
water. R. L. Scott was named as
alternate. The state meeting is im
lortant for the reason ithat the dele
gates who attend will elect two mem
bers of the board.
The executive committee of the
institute consists of Walter CoObert,
R. L. Scott, J. B. Spragins, J. R.
Pennington and A. Watson.
J. S. Murray presillfcd at the meet
ing and there were no dull momenta
In the program. Mr. Murray made
an address to those In attendance in
which he outlined the work of the
board.
Mr. Wilson, also a member of the
board, made a speech in which he
urged the farmers ito use the hoard
more than they had been doing. He
spoke of the different serums that
the agricultural kileipartment furnish
ed free for stamping out diseases
among stock and said a man would
be sent into a county to help stamp
out any disease among cattle, horses
or hogs. His speech was one of in
terest, j
Mr. iMurray spoke of ithe work
that had been done Iby co-operatlnjt
with the federal agricultural men
in the boys' corn club movement.
He told of the results of intensive
farming in Jackson county where
for the last two years the rainfall
has been insignificant. Boys in that
county who followed the instructions
of the government made eighteen
bushels of corn to the acre -while
farming according to the old meth
ods resulted in absolute failure.
Mr. Murray read from the Ard
moreite the names of those who bad
contributed funds for the corn prizes
and said that others might give to
increase the membership of the in
stitute, if the institute raises cne
hundred dollar or two hundred dol
lars in membership fees the same
amount can (be collected from the
county funria and (be money used
In igving agricultural prises. He
i
LOT AND FOUND.
LOST Scotch collie pup about 5-mo.-old.
Liberal reward paid for return
to A. C. Relchelderfer at Ardmore
Gm office. 11-3
LOST Letter containing two re
leases of mortgage addressed to
Mrs. J. L. Slnkea. Finder please
leave at Ardinoreite office. 11-2
a'so stated that a variety of crops
must not be overlooked. Oklahoma
according to statistics raises just
one-fourth of the number of chickens
it should raise, in order to be up
with other states of a similar pop
ulation. Mr. Murray's speech was one of
much interest, and during the win
ter and spring lecturers will be tent
to this county to visit the country
districts to talk with the farmers.
One of the interesting features
of the work is the short courses in
agriculture that are given free to
boys. One loy and one girl from
Carter county will be selected to
attend a short course this week in
Tishomingo. Their selection was
left in the hands of the president
and secretary aniji they were in
structed to apioint Mrs. V. A. Nib
lack as chaperone.
A resolution was passed declaring
in favor of an agricultural fair in
the fall of 1911 and notifying the
commissioners according to the state
law that the fair would ask for
county aid in raising funds for
prizes.
Hardy Dial, sjieclal lecturer with
the board, addressed the people on
the subject of soil preparation and
the cultivation of cotton. His lec
ture was extremely practical, he
pointed out the results of intensive
fanning and told why the results
were better. While his subject was
cotton be touched ujion all the
crops, including the orchard.
LMr. Dijj Baid statistics showed
this county to produce, one year
with another, one-fifth of a bale of
cotton to the acre, and that the land
was hampered by old methods and if
the farmer used the improve; 1' meth
ods and improved seed the average
could be made one-half bale to the
acre. Plow deep in the fall, was
one of his warnings. Plow under
the stalks and grass, Ibreak up the
nests of the worms and the insects
that destroy cotton and injure corn
will be destroyed by deep plowing
in the fall. Spring plowed land does
not produce best results, he said.
Adjournment was taken until the
first Saturday in January.
Notice.
In the County Court of Carter Coun
ty, Oklalhoma.
In the matter of the estate of Mor
gan J. Hays, deceaiwd.
To the Heirs of Morgan J. Hsye, de
ceased: Notice is hereby given that a pe
tition has been filed In said Court
praying that an instrument of writing
purporting to be the last wUl and tes
tament of said Morgan J. Hays, de
ceased, be admitted to probate, and
that a hearing on said petition bee
been by order set for Tuesday, the
21t day of December, 1910, at 10
o'clock, a. m. at the County Court
room, in Ardmore, Okla.
Given under my hand and official
seal, this 10th day of December, 1910.
I. R. MASON,
(Seal) County Judge.
11-9
TURKEYS, TURKEY8, TURKEY
IN ANY QUANTITY AT W. J.
LANE'S.
A NEW CHURCH
FOR HEWITT
THROUGH EFFORTS OF MRS.
HOWELLS NEW EDIFICE WILL
BE DEDICATED JANUARY 1.
Hewitt is going to have a nice
church building, and in a very little
while. For nearly twenty-five years
this thriving llttio village has been
without a church In which to hold
divine worship, meetings being held
in the school house which was en
tirely inadequate to the wants of
tho people. Through 'he efforts of
Mrs. E. M: Howells, who has work
ed hard to raise funds for the erec
tion of the building, enough money
has been nlpnated to get the material
for a good start and by the time the
building is completed It is hoped
that there will he enough money
subscribed bo that the first service
can be held in an edifice entirely
free from doM.
Mrs. Howells went to Oklahoma
City a few days ago and succeeded
in raising over two hundred VJollars
in that city toward the erection of
the church, and yesterday she cir
cula'ed a .petition in Ardmore, with
the following result:
I. R. Mason $20.00, E. B. Luke
$5.00, P. D. Maxwell $2.00, Guaranty
State Bank $3.00, J. R. Dexter $2.00,
Ardmore State Bank $5.00, Hudson
Houston Lumber Co. $6.40, Chicka
saw Lumber Co. $6.40, First 'Na
tional Bank $5.00, Madden & Co.
$5.00, Westhelmer & Daulie $3.00,
T. K. Kearnev J2.00 (mills I. Cold
Storage $3.00, White House $2.00,
Ardmore National iBank $3.00, S. S.
Tolson $1.00, W. F. Warren $2.50, C.
C. Giddings $2.50, Ira ArnolIJi $2.50,
B. W. Duke $2.30, carter County Ab
stract company $1.00, Paul E. Davis
$1.00, C. R. Griffin 50c, J. E. Hamil
ton $1.00, Chin Goon $1.00, T. B.
Tarver $1.00, C. W. Hotchklss 50c,
Bankrupt Store $1.00, Judge C. C.
Potter $1.00, Christian Church $10.00,
A. C. Young $3.00, Rufus Post $2.00,
a friend $10.00, J. C. Thompson $2.00,
W. I. Cruce $3.00, J. Matt Moore
(oanvas) $3.00, H. E. Foster $5.00,
Mrs. Howei and Mr. and Mm. Wil
liams $75.00, G. P. Prather $1.00,
Edna Earle KVplnger $1.00, cash
$1.00, J. R. Pennington $5.00. Tytor
4 Smipton $5.00, Ardmore Milling
Company $3.00, Smith-Fraley-Barrin-ger
Company $15.00, C P. Hall $5.00,
Hlvens, OorhnA Frensley $2.50, Stev
ens, Kennedy Spragins $2.50, a
friend $25.00.
It ie the intention to have the
building completed and hold dedica
tion eie.rchw on New Year's Lay.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a wheel and give
me some firecrackers, too. And
bring me some Roman candles and
nuts, a Jumping jack and a magic
duck. EDWARD EVANS.
MISS EFFIE LANE WANTS YOUR
VOTE IN THE PIANO CONTEST.
PHONE 247 OR 441 AND VOTES
W4LL BE CALLED FOR.
THE flRDMOBEITE
Is now recognized as the leading afternoon newspa
per in the State of Oklahoma. It has gained this po
sition by improving, from time to time, its news ser
vice and by adhering to its policy of being reliable.
We want more readers ice ivant to swell the Daily
subscription list to 10,000 by the 1st of January, and
in order to accomplish it we are going to reduce the
subscription price to $3.50 by the year to mail sub
scribers. Old subscribers can get the benefit of this
reduction by paying all arrearages and one year in
advance. Agents wanted in this and adjoining counties
WITH THE VETERANS.
Mrs. Clements of Oklahoma City Will
Be a Guest of tht Camp Today.
The Confederate veteran have
planned a very Interesting meeting
to be held this afternoon at three
o'chxk in the district court room.
Besides a local program of more
than usual interest, Mrs. Cements,
a prominent Daughter of the Con
federacy, will bo here from Oklaho
ma City and will make a "brief italk.
Mrs. Whiteside, who is arranging
for a Confederate Home benefit show
at the opera house on Doceniher 15,
will also he at this meeting.
The Sons and Daughters are espe
cially urged to be present at tills
meeting.
Reading Miss Regina Blank.
The local program consists of the
following numbers:
Vocal Duet Mr. and Mr. McClin
tock. Reading Miss Maybel Gross.
Vocal Solo (Miss Roone.
FARTHING BROS. CAN 6AVE
YOU MONEY ON HATS. THEY
MAKE THEM.
For Sale.
Two pieces of linoleum 12x15 feet.
Good grade, practically new.
9-3 PUGH & FOSTER.
Your Christmas shopping made
easy by visiting Marable's. He has
anything you want 81
With the close of yesterday's lous
iness there had been marke'ed ap
proximately 19,300 bales of cotton
In this city. Yesterday's receipts were
light, not over 100 bales "being of
fered, with prices ranging from 10.50
to 15.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by
Guardian.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Addle V. Hayes, a minor.
Notice is hereby given in pursu
ance of an order of the County Court
of the County of Carter, State of Ok
lahoma, made on the 10th day of De
cember, 1910, the undersigned guar
dian of tUie estate of Addle F. Hayes,
a minor, will sell at private sale, to
the highest bklder, subject to confir
mation by said Court on or after the
27th day of December, 1910, at 10
o'clock a. m., at Ardmore, Oklahoma,
all the right, title and Interest of
aid Addle F. Hayee, a minor, in and
to the following described real estate
situate la Carter County, State of Ok
lahoma, to-wlt:
Tb south half of the southwest
quarter of section 15, township 5
south, range 2 west.
Said real eetate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to
wlt: One-third rash, on-thlrd in one
year and one-third in two years.
Bids for the purchase thereof mint
be in writing and mm t be ftled in the
County Court or eliverd to the un
dersigned at office of Sigler How
ard, at Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Dated the 10th day of December,
1910. R. A. HOWARD,
11-18-25 Guardian.
Bids Ca4le4 For.
Sealed ids wi'l be received by
the Commissioner of Streets, Alleys
J
'and Public Property from 12 o'clock
noon on the 20th. May of December,
1910, for the construction of side
walks not at present constructed in
the following district, towit:
Fifth Avenue, N. W., from Via
duct on same street to E Street,
N. W. Ordered June 8, 1909. Red
vertlsed on the 20th day of Novem
ber, 1909.
A certified check for $25.00 ma'd
in the name, of W. R. Burnitt must
accompany the bid for each street
as a guarantee that the successful
bidder will execute the contract and
furnish a satisfactory bond for the
faithful performance of the work
according to contract. The said cer
tified checks will be returned to all
unsuccessful bidders and to the suc
cessful bidder upon the 'furnishing of
the satisfactory bond as aforesaid
.Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the CHy Engineer.
Note.
This district was not bid on un
der the last advertisement as the
statement was made that all work
on this street had been let at pri
vate contract, but some of the prop
erty owners having failed to com
ply with their agreement, the City
here undertakes to complete the dis
trict.
W. R. BURNITT,
Commissioner Streets, Alleys and
Public Proicrty. 6-10
GOVERNMENT SALE OF INDIAN LANDS
AHHOL,in TITLH UIVE..
About 1 .800.000 acre of unallotted lands
of the Five Civilized Tribe in Oklahoma
will be sold at nubile auction to the flinti
est bidder at the following terms, time
and places :
Not more man loo acre or agricultural
or 1140 acre of other lamia will be (old to
one peraon In any one nation. Terma : 20
iht cent at the tune of sale. 25 tier cent In
Ix months and oil per cent within elKbteen
months, with u per cent Interest, rpon run
payment being mode at any time, deed will
promptly Insue. Immediately after appro
val of sale, certificate of purchase will Is
sue and Kissessltn given, but cutting of
timber thereon not permitted until full pay
ment of purchase price. Itlgbt la reserved
to reject any or all bids.
For Information apply to the Commis
sioner to the Five Clvlllxed Tribes or tha
Tnlted Htates Indian Superintendent, Union
Aseni'V, Muskogee, Oklahoma, or at the of
fices of the various district agents. LlBtS
of these liinds have been prepared by coun
ties, showing the terms of sale, the descrip
tion of the various tracts and minimum
price of sale. It will be Impracticable to
furnish each Inquirer all of these lists, and
It Is suggested that persons desiring such
Information specify the county or locality
In which he 1b Interested.
Illue prints of the various counties, show
ing ths location of the lund to be sold, will
be furnished tn applicants by the Commis
sioner to the Five Clvlllxed Tribes upon tho
payment of f 1 for each county. In the form
of draft or postal money order.
Mcintosh County. Kufaula, 33S
tracts, IN, 800 acres, December
14; Hughes County. Holdenvllle, 247
tracts, i:t.:toO acres. Dec. 1; Creek Coun
ty, Kspul, 4.-l2 tracts. 17.200 acres, Dee.
1U: Tulsa County. Tulsa. f5 tracts. 1.9(H)
acr, Dec. 22 ; Wagoner County. Wagoner,
125 tracts. 3. acres. Iec. 23; Mayes County,
Pryor. ZTt tracts. 308 acres. December 12;
Jefferson County, K y a n , 1 ,
tracts, 74,20 seres. Dee. 14; Lot County,
Marietta, 1,121 tracts. IMl.WM) acre. l.
1!; Carter County, Ardmore. 1,818 tract,
I'. 40i acre, Dee. 2S : Murray Countv,
Knlphur, 24 tracts, 41.K0O acre. Dec. 21 ;
Carrin County, 1'aula Valley. 1.420 tract,
107..KK) acre. Jan. 3, 101 1 : MeClain Couiv
tr. l'urcell. 82A tract. 55,710 acre. Ja. Is,
1911; l'ontotoe County, Ada. 1.144 tract.
7it.ooo acres. Jan. 12; Johnston County,
Tishomingo, 857 tract. SV0 acre. Jan.
17: Marshall County. Madlll. 491 tract.
29.000 sores. Jan. 20 ; Hryaa County, Du-
rat. 757 tract, 32,uki acre Jan. Z3 :
Atoka CountT. Atoka. l.T.aM tract. 143.2O0
acre, Jan. 23 ; Coal County. Coalrste. .'
tracts, oo.o4.aj ara, Jan. so; I'tttsoarc
Countv. McAlester. 2,2(Kt tracts. 212.2mS
acre Teb. 1 ; Hughe CoHaty. CaWla, 701
tracts. 78.000 acre. Feb. : lUm er Com
fy. Wllbarton, 2M tract. IS.fiue a, F.
11 ; Hasten county. Mttgier. i.n tracts.
4.80O acres. Pet. 13 : Iflore Conjr, I'o
teau, 628 tract. 85.0OO seres, re. 18;
Pushmataha County. Antlers. tu)8 tract.
75.000 acres, Feb. 18: Choctaw Canty.
Hugo, 758 tracts. 4t.9O0 acre. Fe 22;
McCurtala County, I da bet, 1.110 tracts, 80..
200 acres, Feb. 25.
J. O. WaiaBT.
Cammifiotmr to Ik Tv Vivtlitrd Trih.
Muskogee, Oklahoma, November T. 1910.