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le a !K-,-''l entirely
l,o!r., j,lr.ic-roof. fr. bU w.4
fcH. in th.a b-j lo:i n-t school
4n Hou'li Aniline 'aught. Al
io, to hay rlgt.t h
,!,, :tl'Jl old -II'"
wA -'JK-allM.'. ,K;'."i? "'"I
ij.-, taui-M '" "f a '"ry
tiok.'
A bell i.a j,ur-!.wJ, t,V.
-wan ii" No jiiix- ''f
the IxT. J""' ! rr""1 "f r:',r Ul
.,.!. at,i " M') ""'
1, KI, i,, in !). "'1' "?
"a -Unit, an'l l,i-ti '" ''';l
Tang, l"Jiti -l'i ''"'I '"'"' W'1''
, l ".ml 'In- r j-I- U'jtii;i' I'?
filled wiMi '. ,it.!iip:-TH.
Ir. A. J. Volv-nii, t.:; j;'')
who flrnt made i' ixil'i- ''r M' li'
dlat ehun-N in Ko'iUi AnJuioie, a
a meiiilx-r of I '.road ny M. K chtir-ti,
lid many yina ago i'"l called Mm
lo In reward. And Hie Kr' rood
that in- did will w-'V'-r be knon
until the 'r-a day of ayniii' i.
when every man's work Mi. I be Til
y known. 'J Ij i m man aUay 1 I
an liii'i'nt In 'riT Avenue tnn' li
When be attended aiiy of our km iaU
or iiii'-"t, Ina'cad of iiyiuy 'h'
iihiuil price Ins rnrl'li'd our in-uaury
four or flv dollars
Our first Chris I ma tree wan not
the tlinu-lioiiori'I ci-dar in, but
attain U' bl'"-Jt J'" k tree waa u'll
1cd. After tin; I n o was brought
ituto the chiiroli fciid lail In posl
lion, ih limb and ll'tle tlg
wrapped In white; ilo'h, and when
it wan lm-d In featooiiH of Jiop
orti, -ranIx,-rTli and inlMtl-t' and
all rim nri-;nt wrr? on, tin; old
Mark Jiu k trMi wan tranhfnntd In
U a moMt lxullful ,1irituaa tr.
I(;v. Ili-nry ;odfj-;y waa the firiit
l-ciJu-r wnt to thin hii!iil; IIUIn
-hurli. Hi aa full of tho Slilt and
untiring z-ul. 'J im firat iwu yar w
w;r In a rlr-iilt wlUi riaJi:iiK
lwN-4, u month. Uro. Maatura und
other a:n-d Jixml proax-Jw-ra ln;li--t
fill in th; tliii'-. ao Li tat. liad
jii iik blng moMt -v-ry Sunday. "on-fi-ri-ni-o
noon Maw tlio imi)ilano of
I hit ork and maiU) it a xiu'lon, and,
of -oiirac, we bad jumk-IiIiik i-vi-ry
Huniliiy. Wlii'ii Hio. Jlfr-y iiimi! to
tin' and imk-i mi- to movo my
iinMiilx-ihlili from I'.roadway 'M. K.
-hiir h, J urn iiHliaim d lo onfin
Unit I wan not at f in' willing to
do t"i. J w.in'ivl to U a iiK-mliir
of llii' "y ihuri'.ti" or "flini hiirh,"
Hi? iihiii- Hif.ilii, and I nald "Walt
uii'.l I t If 'A :bu;h ii t
-fch. lit aIJ, 'Hi'JHT Join w)Lb ui
and b-!u to mak it a I
iiA h'j, ai;d ba'.e i.-vtr M-rr-'d it.
lur.ny 'li- 'bird i-ar of Jjro God
f. v juis'o.'a'e In- organized the
Woman Home MimsIoii Sx-lHy, and
ra.':,-i- 'o uy, onfanizl i'b a
ii,-u,i-;i!tj,' of ;;!j'-i-!j. A very few
of '.;a'. njmM-r ait now Ihini;, and
jBt no I aiit Xti mention th-na.i.i-
o' a loyal -j laborer, iiii." r
Mo.'lii- 'iyiiir. Old and yo'iii; re
!ji-n.bi r .'i-r. When ojr Home Mm
(.on .-vie'y wa oranliu-d ah? waa
male fi;a' i"- J'iecidi-nt nl ie
n.amiyl a loa, memler uJi'il b-r
d-a'b thtw ji-a.i a;o, and, 'Jay
we ii..!1 ber. lk-r jireeii-.e a ev-r
an )iiH;,iratiori lo uk No abk l,efor.
uh mid- ber r.Vfr.uy or di-a;ond'-fj!.
Not only y hi levotd to tbe
Home M.bIoii rvii-'y, ijt to -very
ina'liu'ion of iIm; ebur-.b, leaK'Je and
Kabba'h a'-hoo!, and alay io;al 'o
her na'or.
JvuriiiK me fo'jrh and laat yi-ar ot
Jiio Gl.'tey h iiora'r, 'be build
iiiK e now o" ijji.v aa eomnieii' e!,
lining every plank of the old taber
iiiu le. Uro. lyifrey not otily beinjf
a rA ir-u b-r, In, a t!'d
li n'er, d.d mofc'- of the wok Aajn
the ai-am were maV- of boxing plank
and bonne blo'ka, and j-r hel on
t tj-4- oei'a nj aoiin;' I rnf-a tb'iiiU!
a aiior'. iii-ruion a ery jeng'hy one
,'iro. 1.. j 'I'lHiru'on followed
Uro Godfrey, uiiij, like hla prel-e
aor waa a ;od cari-n'ijr and prean b
ir. and dur;nf naiora-j of two
j y:'H, in'i h Kood work ' woijj
I ji IdIikJ. Tlnj chnnM waa wmplt'tid
and fuinlahed with tli- rn-aent yfaM.
And ari-ti-d and ew-rytbinj? made
neat and omfoMible. TU' n deK'-a'.'-d
In iIm' aiirinx of lvy.
While our Ilonw; Miaalon Society
waa woiklni; and Bt rujvvlli if to com
plete and fitnlab the ljufb, a Ho:ne
Mlaaion Sli-ty In far off 1'ennayl
vanU luard of our u'ruyyU-t and
wnt uh a Kifi of V. Af terw arda
the pn aldent of that ao l'-ly mhh
to vlnlt fneniln in Ardmore. She
and her b'labmd eame out and wor-
j ahlpi-d wl'h mm, and aai in 'be rude
I neat a, We told them l hey enuld a-
(how the if 1 ft. wan needed and ap
pi ii dated.
I Uio Tom Mi-Kinle, a v-ij K fed
; youiiK man, who Ib now a IbipllMt
! minlMter, follow d Uro. ThurBtoii.
During Uro MeKln.ie'B paaiorate of
one year, the flml furniture was
pla"d in tbe vu.nnm by '.h
U'tu- Miaalon Slety.
Aan Cartt-r Avenue lrur-:b wa
U;ade a half -a La Lion, wiUi hvt. Hot
r.a aa jatr, rrnwiri two Sun
day a af Carter Avenue, one at lier
wyn and one at Jn Grove. Tbj
!ln did not auvx-el, ajt .-onf
ine aain made an appropria' ion and
a full atation. Tbfn the Itinerant
w iiM-i ivave eah yr a new jaetr.
Uroa WJliama, Sbel'on. Hamilton
and Hi I. Iiurinjf Iro. .ShelLon'a pui
tora'e, the j,a rsoiia;s wan looved to
where H now a'anda. and fjuie new
furniture pur'hafcexl. And I mujit not
forjfo' to aay LlJit tb; Home Mitaion
E'j ley paid the 'Mlla.
Uro Mainllton r:rned and U o.
Hill Tilled bia unexri-d time. lr-
ii.y '.ri. Hill a !uj'.ora.'.e an effort
waa made to move ''arer Aenue
'bur'h to Kakt Ardrnore. Tbia waa
very unjuBt and never rould have
hwn ami'ahly aj:npliiiK5d. OKla
homa'a h'a'e s.ii'a; niay !e mov-d
from Gi'.brie to OklaVjma "!', but
we trust the 'jwe"a that be" will
never mo. Carter Avenge -hur'-h
from sou'h Ardmore.
Then follow a U nann, Iiroa. S' iv
ay. Vibelan, Itojfifs. IanielJ and Ie
Jinnj? Uro S'-ivaly a ;ias-ora'e be
ond ''. -d one of the le. n.erir.rs
e;er kv.'n m Ardui'j.-e. Hurid--da
o aoula were wived. From tbia rev)
val we gai'i! our jireten. jfabbi-.'ti .
'.S'-hoo! Hjp-f nt'-nden'.. Uro. Ni'-o'e.
ai.d ojr ba:rii.an of atewarde, K:u
T Jarrinjier, and riiauy o'her.
It o ttVbti re:ir:ied iefore Lh
'lose of bia ;us'ora.e. At tbi; tim
our Home Miaaiou So'-.ety- ai d:
banded. Uro. J. M. Gross f.nibbed
Uro, Whelau a utiexpired 'Jine, doit:8
yreat ;yJ. Sicer Grots like a mi n
iatfrinx atKel ;aLbered tins Blattered
1 metii'H'rB of our Home Miaaion band
Uv'tfr. reorran'zed, i-n"Oiiraj;ed and
; beled via.
Durntz U.-o Iarneira jiaatorato,
'arter Avenue waa made a half na
tion dividing the time wi-h MaLns
'vili-, arid of rurke a fabure. Airain
' wi'b Ur. Holers ame full elation.
; Uro. I-e by big noble, fin,. Christian
, l:fe endeari-d iilmaelf to all. So now
1 we om to our present jiaatwr, Uro.
i Hauk na, and now, Uro Haakins. !
want to aay in behalf of our Home
Mission women, that durintr tb-ae
eighteen yeara lave tried 'o
I b- a hi dp and a friend Vj every
i paa'or -onferen e !aii wnt ua, and
! when you need ua, let u know,
j In loklrijf over our Twrd, I find
It Impoaaile to te'l of all the good
work aroiirpliBbed by Carter Av-
nue Homn M alon Soviet y. 3jt
thmi baa Men kept i-at, our pr-
nonage ual to r better than our
1 own bomi-B. We have no forgotten
I the spiritual aid". "Workmen that
nw!eth not to be aananwl, risbtly
dividing the time." To ea'b one prea
, enl here tonight we would aay,
: '"J ake the taak !) k1v- you Kladiy,
; let HIh work your pleaaure le."
j I.lBten:
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All in Plain Wrapper.
Many casea of pilea nave btn
cured by a trial package of Pyra
mid Pile Cure without further treat
ment. When It provee its value tc
you, get more from your druggist at
50 centa a box, and be aure you ret
what you aek for. Simply fl'.I out
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Bave youraelf from the Burgeon a
knife and ita torture, the doctor ano
bia bl.la.
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Ci-y S-fc-e -
IS we cannot crr-w the ocean
And the bealh'-i lauds explore
We can f.nd the heatb'.-n near-'
W't. hae toeni a' our door."
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Physical Culture Contest.
Ob Friday a '-cni-a: in physical
culture was held :-ween the fi.'th
and Bixii grades o: th city schools.
.No special piepara ion has been made
for tneoe -ontesis tJt yi a finish ,
on the daily won:. In three sc-hoo'.a ,
the Kix.ii and grades are :
in one room so ibese did not com
pete, but will wait and enter the
con'.es-. between t-'.e sevenLh and
eighth grade. The judges were de
1 gh-ed with the ok '.bey saw.
Miss Stewart's trade in Linco"n
S'-tiO'jl showed good training. Tbe
mariiiig ?vta es;'--lly g'X1. j
Miss Maxy Wi-.ams in Franklin
jbool took her p.p:ls on the ground
for thi-ir exeris-i It was beauirful
Lo te the boyz and girls obey or- :
ders as soldiers Kery child was
alert and seemed to eny wb-at he
was doing It wa all so good that
th(. judges did no- expe;t any grade
to excel thia one.
Mii-s Kdith Mo-gan'a fifth grade
ijs next visited Here aorne excel
lent fa.-ing wa '.'one. This class was
considered for tbe jennant.
The sixth i""ade, under ihe direc
tion of Mish Uagwell, did credit
able woiik.
Mrs. Tiers pupils marched ex
5dingly well. Tbe tea;her gave
the orders so well that the pupils
could not fail to understand.
The fifth vrado in Washington
a' bool snowed jiower.
There Is an empty room in Jeffer
son school to which Miss Roberts
H Q)F ALL FKJUB
took her nuplla. The ork done
by thia grade -would be a credit to
advanced gytnnaalum jmpila. The driH
waa long enoa&h to give plenty of
exertiae. Ordera were given and
obeyed qultk-y and quietly. The
Jjdgee dexrided immediately that th
peniifant belonged to Lhia grade.
Life Saved at Death's Door.
' I never felt so near my grave,"
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Tex., as when a frightful cough and
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for two years. My father, mother and
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Dr. Kings New Discovery, which com-nl-t.lT
ruTM me. Now I weigh 3fc7
pounds and have been well and etrong
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Notice of Sale,
i Slate of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In District Court. ,
' The Farmers Loan i Security Co., i
! et a'., vs. P.obert Anderson, et al. i
j No. 414. j
i Nor ice is hereby given, that in ,
' purs:iance of a writ of execution
issued out of the clerk's office of
the District Court in and for Car
ter County, Sute of Oklahoma, on j
the 7th day of December, 1910, in an
action therein the Faronerg Loan
and Securiy Co., er. ai, was plain-,
tiff, and Robert Anderson, et a!, was
defendant, corntaaading me to levy
u;on property 'belonging to said de-
fendant, C. M. Joiner, sufficient to ,
satisfy a judgment jvnUered in said
action in favor of tbe runners Loan
ft Security Co. et al. agalnBt the
said Robert Anderson et al, for the
Bum of 11,311.00, with $28.03 a
costs, with interest thereon from the
25-th day of June, 1309, at the rate
of 8 per cent per annum; I have
levied upon certain lands and tene
ments benging to said C. M. Joiner,
not exempt from sale under exe
cution, for want of goods and chat
e'.B of the s.aid C. M. Joiner, towlt
W'4 of NE4 of the NE4 ot the
NWVi of Lho SE14 of the NE of.
the NW of the NE of the S1 of
the SE'4 of the SEVi of NW of
Sec. 31. T. 3 S., Range 1 East, re
corded in Book 9. appraised $1,125.00,
Block f287) in the City of Ardmore
lelng (6) lots and all improvements
conveyed to the Mutual Trust Co.
by S. M. Douglas, January 17th,
1910, see Deed record 9, Page 34,
app. $400.00, also NW of the NW
of the SEVi of Sec. 25, T. 4 S.,
Range I East, conveyed In the same
deed, $300.00, situated in said Car
ter County, and having duly caused
said lands and tenements to be ap
praised according to law, et $2,
OU5.00, now therefore, notice Is here-
by given, that in pursuance of the
I commands of said writ, I shall of
fer for aale and sell for cash to the
highest bidder, said lands and ten
ements, or so much thereof aa will
satisfy the said Judgment and costs,
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At The Grand
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If you happen to be in
HOTEL WALDORF
DALLAS NEW HOTEL
Located between Oriental Hotel and the Santa Fe
Station, opposite rear of Southland Hotel.
W. S. McCRAY, Proprietor.
on the 6th day ot February, 1911, at
10 a. ma. of said day, at the front
door of the Court House In ,tihe City
of Ardmore, In said County and
St ait e.
Witness my hand this 7th day of
January, 1911.
J. H. AKERS,
Sheriff of Canter County.
By FRiED WILLIAMS, Deputy
8-15-22-29-5
Not long ago there was held in a
New England town an exhibition un
der the auspices of an "ancestral
loan society," and among the proud
exhibitors was a spinster who showed
several fine portratls of her great
grandfather an officer in our revolu
tionary war.
A friend was remarking to the
spinster that she seemed proud In
deed of her valiant ancestor. "A
brave man!" exclaimed the friend.
"B'rave!" repeated the descendant
of the great man. "I should 6ay he
was brave! Why, he took part in
over fifteen engagements, and there
was hardly one in which be didn't
lose an arm or a leg or something!"
Llpplncotfe Magazine.
o)
Artfmere, Sunday, February 5, 1111
The greatest crisis la a woman's lif
is when first she becomes a mother.
AQ the pnysicai strengxa ci tier
nature Is demanded at such times,
and it is necessary that he rysteia
v v,nrnTichlT crenared for the event.
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LD
Avenue Hotel
and f i.oo.
Oklahoma City overnight.
"Do you remember," she asked,
"that you said once that unless I
promised to be yours the eun would
cease to shine?"
"I don't remember it now, but I
suppose I may have said something
of the kind."
"And have you forgotten that you
assured me that unless I permitted
you to claim me as your own the
moon would fall from her place in
the heavens?"
"Oh, well, what if I did say so?
Why do you want to bring that up,
now?"
"I merely wished to assure you that
I'm sorry I didn't shut my eyes and
let her fall." Chicago Record-Herald.
If a woman couldn't match rib
bons to her ihair, she'd just as lief
match her hair to ribbons.
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V. V. Jiiummi
past experience, will certainly potl