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CE FOUR
V,, A.
f WO BOON
COMPANIONS
Are Big Hand flour and good
bread. If you employ the first
you are always sure of the sec
ond. They go together, even
when accompanied by only
moderate baking skill. Order
a sack of Big Hand flour from
your grocer. Don't mix il
with other flours. G;ve the
Big Hand a chance to show
what it can do by itself.
Tyler Simpson Co
Wholesale Distributers.
$50 TO $125
Buys a Lot in Oklahoma City
SM Cosh. $7.50 Per Moolb
R. .M. CONWAY. Inc.
So. 20 N. Robinson
Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma.
Professional Cards
LAWYERS.
C. B. Kendrick. 8. M. Davit.
R. E. Smith.
KENDRICK, DAVIS & SMITH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ardniore, Oklahoma
Practice in both State and Federal
Court i.
KAPPLER MERILLAT
Attorney! At Law
Practice before all Courts. Congress,
Government Department!. Indian
Cases a specialty. Office Bond Bldf.,
Vvashlntrion, D. C.
R.
Third Door,
ARDMOR
A. HEFNER
Lawyer
Guaranty State
BulldiDi
Bank
OKUA.
PHYSICIANS.
PROF. S. ARNOLD AND WIFE.
Magnetic Mental Science.
. Macano-Thcrapy.
Divine Healers.
Are now located on corner of Main
ami C Bticts,, room No. 1, In Jones
binding, anil will bo ieased to re
; five our old patrons, and also all
people- who are suffering and need ourj
rervieo, both in tho city and sitr-j
rounding country. Will give consul-'
tat Ion free.
DR. L. U. BROWN
Veterinary Surgeon.
Puiy ilcensed to practice my ro
refsioo. Don.esttc animals treated
according to the latest approved
nethods. Phone 286.
J. W. POTTER
PKNT1ST
Office oer T. N. Coleman's Drug Stole
Office 'bono 61t.
Residence Phone 444 Ited.
Notire of Sole of Feet Estate.
State of Oklahoma, Carter Tenuity,
n; In County Court.
In tho matter of the estate of Mary
Yearby and Turner Karv, minors.
.Notice is hereby given, In pursn
Hiict' of ,iu order of the County Court
of toe County of Caller, State of Ok
lahoma, made on the .'list (lay of July,
Kill, the undersigned guardian of the
estate of .Mary Veani.y and Turner
Kan, will se!l at pub'ic sale in front
of the court house, subject to con
tinuation ,y said County Court, on
lit HClli day of Align.-, A. I)., 11 1 .
:it 2 o'clock p. m., ut Arduioie, Ok
lahoma, all tho right, title and In
terest that tho said estate has, by
mierai nil of law, or o: Jicr.v iso ac
quired ill ami lo thi! following do
scribed real estate situated in Chi- '
lei', (Ir.idy and .Mi Lain County,
State ol Oklahoma, tow it:
The North Nineteen and 'iT-luO
H'l.'.'Tl acres and the SIC Ten HOT
aires of Lot One ill and the Kast
Nineteen and !l2T0tl p.i."2l aires ol
l.it Three fill of Section due (I I.
Township Scvtn I "I North and Itange
Klin (.'i) West, and tin- North Klgh-
tei n ami lit -ih) ( IS. !ii i ai u s ol l.ot
live Ci and t hi' NV (Mailer of
the SK Quarter of tho NW Quarter
of Section Six till, Township Seven
l?i North and Range Four (tl West
anil the West Half of the N W Quar
ter of the SK Quarter and tiio Ktutt
Half of the SK Quarter or tile SW ,
Quar'or of Section Two (21 and the
SK Quarter of tile Northo iM of the ,
W Quarter ol Section Eleven (II),;
Township "our l H South and Range
One (1 East, (Chickasaw Nation.),
And the North Half or the SW
Quarter of the XK Quarter, less
Pour and 1 t-ino (I. Hi acres occupied ,
as riglr of way by the Canadian Val- '
ley & Western lty., and the SK Quar- ;
i'er of the SW Quarter, of the SK 1
Quarter of Section Twenty-Pi vo (23),
and the XK Quarter of the SK Quar
ter of the SK Quarter and the 10a "
Half of the SW Quarter of the NK
Quarter and the SK Quarter of the
SK Quarter of Section Thirty-Sin
Clrii. Township Eight (N) North and
Itange Pive (.") West, and the SW
i'eii (10) acres of Lot Three of'
Section One (I I, Township Seven
North and Rang'! I'ive i'.i West,
(Chickasaw Nation) of the Indian
Paso 'Meridian, m Oklahoma, contain
In? Two Hundred and Thirty-Pour
and 72-100 (221.72) acres more or least
Said real estate will be sold on th
following terms and conditions to
vvit: For cash on confirmation of sale
by the County Judge of Carter Coun
ty, Slate of Oklahoma. Ten per cent
of bid must be deposited In some local
bank in the town of Ardniore as a
I'orlelturc if said purchaser should
fail to accept and pay purchase price
when said sale has been approved by
the County Judge of Carter County,
Ok la homa.
Hated the 7th day of Augustf. lull.
A. .1. IIAItUIS,
0-1G-2:! C.uanlian.
T
OF SCIENTIFIC VALUE
! County Eia-f-inetiert for Students Ev
Wring Stats A, M. College.
White boys and irls fourteen fare J
' of ace and over will If granted ex
aminatlon for admission to the Utate
Agricultural and Meehaniral College
located at Stillwater, Oklahoma by
County Superintendent P. E. Tucker SPECIMEN OF ANCIENT
on August IS, at Ardniore, Carter, FISH FAMILY FOUND
County, Oklahoma, as required by j BUCKLE MOUNTAINS,
law.
A County Superintendent will hold.
, the examination and the papers will
be graded by the A. - M. Collide and
notice will be sent the prospective
indent before the opening of the
College session, September 4th. Sil :h
county examination will save pros
pective students much expense and
trouble in entering college.
Common and high school gradual"
are admitted to tho College on their
diplomas without examination.
Tuition in tho State A. k M Col
lege is free. The next session opens
September 3th. Ii-d&wtf
SHELL
IN AR
Honey Bee plv perfect satlsfav
lon for D.-.ad, Vlscuit or pastry
felker fella It
Davis, Okla., ug. 1.V Prof. S. V.
Wood of Heaver, a noted geologist
and milling engineer who recently
spent ton days in the Arbuckle moun
tains, west of here, claims to have
. ina.le a discover)- of great scientific
j value. He tounil what i.Sj known as
an Oi taoceros, a shell fish, whic'.: j
j belongs to the lainily of Ciasterols
I stoiiiaclje looted - resembllnK the
j Conch, -ir pearly nautilus. Prof. Wood .
(will spend rhe spcciuiens to the Smith
I soniau Institute for examination. II;1 '
says it is one of the ina--,t peculiar
of the Casteropod family, and will
no d'Hilil jirove of sreat value in de
' terinininK the probable ano of the
A rliiicl le mountain region. He says
inro.il deports of inueoiis intrusions o''
! I ; i ;! n sandstone in blanket form ill
!rect!y on to;' ol' the porphyry beds
shows the formation to lie many!
If
Soda
Crackers Y.
Grew
on Trees
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach.
"I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment I tried
neemed to do any Kood," writes 11. M.
Yonnspeters Kditor of The Sun, Lake
V'ii llliiii "TIia first fi'U' iliiuoa nf
Chaiiilx-rlaiirs Stomach and T.iver j '"'"ii ns of yeais old. but the drill
Tablets nave me snrpriiinR relief and i oceros speciinen so well preserved
tun secoml uoiuo seemcn to Rive nie.lav .ls,,, i f , alculations.
a new stomach ana perfectly good
health." por sale bv all dealers.
ATENTS Produc Fortunes
K1.i;,S for mlcntn. Hixjk on f'att'til.t.
"HiTitu lo tiivt'ntoi-H." ' liivfTilmnM
N"Mlid." " WJiy Sim Invpiilfn fail.'
All ricnl I'Ye;. Sikh: in t litiif iHswihU' tdiy-
rr. In our own tlHTts. SitkI rcHiirh hi.flch or
itiM for Mi'iirrli tf 1'ntiMit Otiice rccimlK.
JM-al H'iM'f'tiiativ4'H n ;'" Cities iiml Tnwnn.
Our Mr. (JrtH'N'.v wit1 foinn'fly Actintf CoiMiiii.-"--
ioricp of I'atrTitM oni) us sin h hud I 'lll rhaT' f
I'.S I'.tt.-tit Ollico. .KKI.I I V Hi M. IN IIKh,
I'Hlrnt AlUtriif yi WHIituuluu, 1. C
Stop at the
Maxey House
when in KINGSTON, OK.
Best Hotel on Frisco R, R.
Cottage Hotel
West of Depot,Marictta
Rates: $2.00
S: VANSANT, Prop.
DR. F. W. BOADWAY
Formerly in office with Hr. .1. I.. Cox. 1
ik now occupjins offices by himsell j
in same Ijildinc.
Office Phone 749
Residence Phone 395
ARCHITECTS
Oflce
W. A. TACKETT
Arch tree t
la 81ms Pennington
Ardmore, Okla.
Thru
Sleeper
to
Denver
via
All th way'
.irji South Txa vry nnht
Sorth Ttxat m-x mormiy
Arritva Denver joMowtnv evening
Ak for our heounfuj hookiet
'. Colorado Summer .'" It tree
Summer Tourirt Fare to fllmoM
kverywHere. Ak Santa be Agent
or addre
W. 5. KltS A S. O. P. A.. Cmtvetum
DesK Paidsf
Scratch Paper,
Nemo Tablets,
Charge Slips,
For Salt' at tliis Oftico,
tubbed in neat pads of 100
oat'h at I'Oc per thousand
sheets
. 10c per 1000
In Lots of 10.000
BulldlBf
C. A. REEDER
Surveying and Mapping
Prompt attention. Oab!e wort
Ptoone 66? white, or address me at
Ardniore. Okla.
L. J. MYERS
Clttl tlnglaerr
Surveys, Plans ami Specifications
Municipal Work a Specialty
Hoom 21, Noble P.'Jild!ng.
P. O. Eox 2.13 Ardmore, Okla.
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i Railroad Time Table
! SANTA FE.
; Northbound.
; No. 6 12:07 a. in.
No 12 SM'fi p. m.
!No. is 11 :2s a. m.
Southbound.
! No. a 4:14 a. to.
No. 17 4:23 p. m.
No. 11 1:13 p m.
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t3 !no.:.M
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kJj I No. i05
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FRISCO SYSTEM.
Westbouna.
The Punishmc.il fits the Crime
No.
No.
Those who fail to let us do t Heir 'No.
CLEANING AND PRESSING
Reasonable prices
acd promi t eerrlce
at
J. J. STOLFA'S.
PHONE 620.
moving job deserve no' sympa
thy if they do not pet satisfacto
ry service.
Nothing but experienced 'tier.
!in ehargre of each moving and
packing job which assures you
j satisfactory service.
Had troobl with your tread? No! J L. ILSON
ui of ttat. get a tack ot Bosy Be! Transfer and Storage Co.
fro r!kr. I phone 72 Ardmore. OLU '
9:33 a. m.
12:30 p. m.
3:13 p. m
8: 33 p. m.
Local Freight.
4:00 p. tn.
t Daily except Sunday.) i
Eastbound. j
Oil 7 : 20 a. m. j
24 12:40 p. m.j
26 - - i:03 p. m. '
No. 304 4 :00 p. m.
Local Freight.
No. 313 6:00 a.m.
(Daily except Sunday.) !
upset
! lisciissin the subject from the'
standpoint of a neolouist. Prof. Wood ;
said:
"I va.-( of the opinion before com- I
intC here thi.t theArliiicKles wore o' j
volcanic origin, but the iliscovery of I
the Stoiiincliefooted" fi-ll in a per
fest :ate of preservation his cliaiiK
ed my first Impressions. Another fac- j
lor which clifiiiyed my opinion was j
he l'aitv that Iteasan sandstone is I
tounil direi tiy on top of the por- j
'phyry This indicates trn at ajjo and I
! primary foi matioii. Just how the pearl
iisli family not here no one Knows, j
i It i.-( eviib nt that a' no time lias '
there been volcanic notion in the
Arlni' Kle mountains. !
".My opinion is that many millions
; of vears ami, the mountain iaiif;e was '
! a mile or more higher than It is to- J
! day, but the band of time and the!
1 ni'ubly work of erosion has eaten j
itliem down. reat inland sea no
doubt surrounded the fall peaks, and '
! by the action of the wind and tides'
'the 'owerim; mountains slowly but '
i surely eroded away, The eiidence of
j non-volcanic action is apparent on;
icwry side. !
' "In the llniky Mountain ranye vol-
ciinii eiiJence is pleiilifnl. In the;
j '
("ripple Creek district we have p:ooi
! positive of ihi.-;: faci. One of the1
i most cum inciiiK arguments advanced j
by iiiininu prospectors in the Ar- ,
'buclJe region is the fact that Cripple
Croeii and the Artiuclile uplitt. are al- j
most identical, with the exception of.
lob aiiic action in the Arbiickh s. i
"The topsy turvy condition of the !
. liiiK'.'.totie formal ion, ,-.s w ell as th" '
porpliir v nods, indiiaie terrific lieai 1
ain bucl.linm of the earth's crust in !
by gone aues, but this condition would
be ice n.itural limb r the circuni- J
-lames .Inst when the Ort iio-eros i
liieil in this region no n1.ui would
dare hazard a guess, but I presume'
it was many millions of years ago.
A. that time there were no mineral
deposits formed. The liinct'tono age j
was no doubt many yo;ys after the'
' "S.omnche footed" fisli floundered in
; the waters which surrounded the
hi,'h chain of hills we now call the
Arbu.Kle uplift.
' 'If Professor iloitl.l and other noted ;
i uoologi-y s who have made a study of
'thi poi uliar formation are right in ,
th ir conclusions, the mineralization :
must h ive taken .place when the
waters 'eceiled and the fires from '
i he ileiths of the earth forced hoi
san s thron&h the cracks and rev- j
ices in the limestone formation j
When tbat took place, however, the '
r i. ks which now stand on edge were
lyinu tlat, but by the coo'.ing pima'Ss j
tlie earth gradi'ally crawled and I
crumpled up which made the fold-i '
slide and dip in all directions,
"Whether or not mineral was .de
posit! ,1 in paying nuautities I cannot
say, bo; judging from the shallow
workings 1 would conclude it worth
while to prospect doe;er. It is iharrly I
possible that the Arbuckles will jet
develop into a second Cripple Creek j
Dis'rh t." i
Nature would cover them with
shells, like nuts, protecting from
moisture, mildew, dirt and insects.
Just so are Uneeda Biscuit protected by
the moisture-proof, dust-proof package.
It keeps them oven-fresh and crisp, retaining
all their flavor and goodness till used.
Think it over and you will always buy
the protected kind
Uneeda
Biscuit
ATever 5oM
in Balk
3
In the moisture-proof
package
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Caisda Seeking Harvesters.
Winnepeg, Man., Aug. 13. The bi i
wheat growing provinces of Canaita ;
to hi.'e J.",,0(ii men immediately.
This Is the first time it has been
necessary for the Canadian govern-
ace hurrying special reprerenta.' ives men! to personally take charge of flu;
i'Mo the ''piled Stales to hire and 1 situation mil send out agents to get
trnisport farm laborers to a.-ist in i farm laboieis.
harvesting the i nornious wheat crop. The great Canadian railroads are
These agon's have been inst ructeil also working vi. h t he government ami
us an extra inducement to fain; U
boter.s lire making some very attrait
ive rates to the wheat fields. For
instance, the Canadian Northern rail
road lias just made a rate of f3 ro'n
Lniluth lo Winnipeg and a special cut.
of 1 cent a mile from Winnipeg 'e
the various wheat growing sections.
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Sells for 1 7 Cents a Day
K. P.
Accused of Stealing.
Chamberlain, of Clinton,
M., !
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
of stealing the sting from burns er
scalds--the pain from sores of all
kind the distress from boils o- piles.
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and injuries of their terror," be eas,
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market.
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Westbound.
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673
C31
632
674
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healthy keep the bowels active andj
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accumulations in the bowels and put :"
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3:15 p. m.'Inc. Sold by Hoffmann Drug Co. i
1:45
8:30
p. m.
p. m.
AIDS EYE-SIGHT PREVENTS ERRORS.
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strain on the optic nerve that sharp, thin, outline
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mercial transactions perfectly plain.
Wherever accuracy is demanded, Printype !s wor'n
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A PRINTYPE TEST BY LINOTYPE OPERATORS.
One of the hundreds of interesting Printype testn
was made by various newspaper publishers. Lino
type operators of equal dexterity were pitted against
each other in a f peed contest. One set of operators
were supplied with copy written with the. regular
typewriter face.
The opposing operators wore supjdied with cory
written in Printype.
it was found that the linotype operator could in
crease his output ten per cent, setting from "Prin
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line" typewriter type.
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Address Sales Department.
STThe Oliver Typewriter Company
iv2 W. 9th St., Hautai Irty. Mo.