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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore Wednesday January 3 1306
'A BOSTON UXJWAHK
HISTOHY OF A FAMOU3 OLD ELM
DCSTROYED BY THE WIND.
Till tdrdirnlrd Trrp lli'ilrt ql til
llftvr IUItril Hrfiifi li- SttIpinal
of llu- City Wilt llliurn Dnnti In
lu r.rpnl .Storm "f 187(1.
Feb. 15 IS7U was n sad day f"f lo
ral lilHtorlaim in Ronton for tlie iuu
papers iniiiouiiral tli next lnv tbiu i.t
nbout 7 oYloek J!ie previous cvenl:i;
the oM elm on ltnton Common Inn'
been iltntruyed by a Brent storm wli!- '
Hwi'pt over the city at lmt time. ;
many eulogies twtli oral and vrlu u.
were delivered on thin must ancient of
Boston's IntidmnrkH and It was real-
ized that a coniiiH'tlns link Willi the
remole jmat wan koiiu forever.
It la not known when tho treo began
to crow but an old Hoaton tradition
was that the wife of Thomas llancoi'.;
the eminent merchant who wa l.ydl.i
Ileiuhman liefore hor marriage claim-
ed that her grandfather Ueceklah
Henchman planted the tree when h
waa a boy. Ttila would havu made the
tree Just 1NXI year old nt the time of
ila destruction.
It l probable that some of the many
pcraona on reoonl an bcliit; publicly
executed oil lloatou Common looked on
the fair world for the laat time when
Ktamlliitf lnpatli Ita branches for it
was one of the largest treen if not the
InrKPut In the town and It atood on
Its outskirts and nlito In 1722 It must
have been n prominent object In Hoa-
ton for Bonner's map of the town
published in that year allows It as a
fenture.
In 1825 the llrat recorded Measure-
ment of the old elm allowed Ita di
mpiisbim l he na follows: Height t:."
feet; circumference -1 feet 8 IucIkm ut
U feet (1 Indie from tho ground unci
tho eslre:e dlnuieter of tho brancho
waa SI! feet. At tills time It waa wild
of the tree that "this pride of our Com
mon la pronounced by Judges to be as
handsome In form aa it la large lu alze
and venernble In aw and It may be
worth the remark notwithstanding nil
the buffeting It haa received from
alorniH mid hurrlcanea for more than
n century Ita orlghml beauty nud ayin-
motry have not been Impaired al
though It has nt times lost mniiy of Ita
branches."
Tho trcu waa accurately measured by
tho city engineer of Boston lu 1S55 niitl
It was found that It was considerably
larger than In 1825 Its height being
figured at peventy-flvo feet. This
allowed that it was still growing lu It'
extreme old age.
The first acrlous damage the tree re-
celved waa Il.18.TJ when tho largest of
Ita limbs waa ho vent asunder that
three branches rested on the ground
hut at much cost ami labor they were
replaced In their former positions nud
held together by Iron rods and bolts
Tho great gale In June 18(50 Injured
tho tree lo such an extent that Its fir
mer Hymnietry was destroyed and at
this time tho cavity lu the trunk was
11 1 1 cm 1 with several loads of material.
On one of the branches which were
torn oft nt the time 100 rlngi were
counted which Indicated tho great u?e
of tho tree.
The opening of tho centennial year of
tho republic 1870 found tho tree alive.
but decrepit and It would probably
havo been decorated on Kvacuatlon
day nud the Fourth of July but. aa
stated at the beginning of this article
Feb. 15 saw Its destruction.
Tho old elm fell nt 7:17 o'clock In the
evening Ita trunk pointing toward the
Park Street church and the forco of
tho fall shattered tho trunk while the
branches were scattered In every dl
rectlou. Tho melancholy news spread
like wtldflre through tho city and soon
despite the atorm tho fallen mouarcl
was surrounded by relic hunters. Ann
cd with aaws hatchets and knives
they ipilckly detached pieces of the
branches to preserve lis souvenirs. Per-
Bona were seen In the theaters laden
with boughs and it was a common
sight that evening to see men In the
streets carrying limbs several feet In
length and as large around us a stove
pipe. Much of the treo was made Into
veneer and one book nt least of local
history haa oil Ita back cover a large
veneer from tho tree bearing on Its
face n lifelike engraving of tho same.
So passed the old elm nud Hoato:
mourned for Ita passing.
Dr. Jerome V. O. Smith mayor of
tho city In 1S51. showed his Interest In
the old olm by having tho treo care
fully pruned and cleaned nnd lie
caused to bo placed around It nn orun
mental Iron fence octagonal In shape
On the entrance gnto was attached an
oval tablet bearing tho following In
acrlptlon:
THE OLD ELM.
This tree haa been itnndlmr hero for
an unknown period. It U belloved to have
existed before tho settlement of IJoston
belnK full crown In 17::; exhibited mark
or old ago In 179: and waa nearly destroy
ed by a storm In 1832. Protected by an
iron inciosuro in
J. V. C. SMITH. Mayor.
Soon after tho falling of tho old elm
a young tree of tho sanio species was
planted In tho center of tlio luclosure
and today It has attained a largo and
aturdy growth. Coming generations of
Rostonlaus may bo familiar with a
rccond old elm on lloston Common but
It will always bo tho first old elm
which witnessed very possibly the
flret. settlement of I'urltnn Boston In
I030.-Uoston Iludgot.
An Goad nn 1IU Word.
Green I thought you said Uiaf
fe!
low-Skluem was ns good as his wo
d
Rrown ThnUa what I said. Greonr
Well he lied to me about a buslnes
transaction llrown-Rut I didn't sa
his word was any" good Chicago New
V r v m It si nrjp-;t tt his pv
W ' t ) o M frth t f j
It when awuy Uollitud.
: - :
LOCAL UNIONS. f
.;. A a . A a -5-
INTHRNATIONAI TYI'OQRAl'JIIC-
Ali UNION. No. liJSt Meeis nrsT
Sunday In each mouth at 3 p. m.
.1. V. Gollcdgi president; Allison
Colemau Secretary.
UlfiTAlL CLURKS I. F. UNION No.
035 Meets second Monday night
In ach month. O. C. Sain presl-
rte.it; I S. Shelkowltz secretary.
UARBBRS JOUHNI5YMUN INTKR-
NATIONAL UNION Meets lirst
nnrt third Monday nights In oncU
month. Jim KIklns president; HI-
mer Wright secretary.
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
OF KU3CTU1CAL. WORKERS
Meets second nnd fourth Friday
hIrIiU of each month. U. M. Farker
prosldont; A. A. Holcomu secre-
tary. BRICKIAYHRS'. MASONS' AND
PLASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION NO. 9 Meets ovory Tues-
day night. J. H. Dixon prosldont;
A. D. llrown socrotary.
TEAMSTERS' UNION No. 583 J.
II. DoArinond prosldont; u. w.
Young secretary.
CARPENTERS' AND JOINERS' OF
AMERICA No. 1023 Moots ovory
Thursday night 7:30 nt Union
Hall. W. H. Kccnor president.
The Grip.
'Tlnfnrn vn mil avmtl.'lt Illj.O With
nOAru wn tnitat Imvn nufforod our
solves." No one enn reallzo tho suffer
ing attendant upon nn nuacK oi grip
unless he has hod somo ncttinl experi-
onco. Thoro la probably no dlscnso
that causes so mucii payment mm
t.i.vitnl ntwitiv nr wlilrti Hn RUr.CGKftful-
IMV.IL.t.  v.
ly dolles medical nlrt. 11 danger from
- . . ..... i . . i... 
grip However may no nvumuu uy mu
prompt uao of Chamberlain's Cough
Romedy. Among tho tons of thousands
who havo used this remedy not ono
enso has ever been reported that haB
resulted In pnoumonln or that hns not
recovered. For salo by F. J. Ramsey
. . V . .. ......
w. H. Frame Animoro urug wo. mm-
nor & Ronner.
Phono 205 for food cotton scon"
meal nnd hulls. 23-U
HOLIDAY FXCUR3ION RATES.
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe.
Gnlf Tournament. Mexico City. Jan.
1st to 12th. Rnto $39.
Annual mooting Oklahoma uonru oi
Agriculture Guthrie O. T. Jan. 15th
to 20th. Rate $4.45.
1 Rend Selection of
tho Oklahoma Agricultural nnd Moch-
nlcal College Stillwater u. i. Jan.
8th to Uth. Rnto $5.85.
W. A. DAS1II1SLL r. a.
Rock Island.
Golf Tournament Mexico City Jnn.
1st to 12th. Rato $39.
W. A. DASIUKLL T. A.
i ia iitmrnit o euro a cougn or free
rnnran f from tllO ll HCOmiOriB Ol I
iinlrac vtmi mnvn the bOWClS
iinn'o l-imllvn Ilnnev nnd Tnr nets
" - "
II n linivnlo nml driven nil cold Dllt
11.  1 1 VJ n I . v . i. ...
of tho system. For croup wnooping-
nnmrh plililR mid nil 1UI1K llllll UTUil-
chlal nffectlons. no remedy Is equal
I il.n nrlplnnl Ttrx'n I.axntlVO IIOUOT
and Tnr. A Liquid Cold Cure. Sold by
City Drug more.
WARNING ORDER.
in iir ltntinil States Court In tho
in.iinn Tnrrltnrv. Southern District:
Emma Allen plaintiff vs. Nathan
Allen dofciulant. No. C485.
Tho dofondnnt Nnthan Allen Is
wnniod to nppear In this court in inir
ty dayB and nnswer uia conipiaiiu
it.. ..lnintirr Fmmn Anon.
Wltnnaa ll'if linn. IIoSC.1 TOWhSOnd
i.iTi. rf nnlil flniirt. nnd the sonl
l 1 1 1 1 f J " - ---- - -
thereof this 29th day oi uocemoor
1905.
C. W. CAMPRBLTi Cloik
cnM nv W. S. CROCKETT.
Doputy
iniorf Xr Walker nttornoys.
Attornoy for non-rcsldont W. F. Uiv
man.
First published Dec. 29 1905.
W tin n n clrl smokes cluarottos gen
orally It Is n sign sho wishes she
weren't doing 1L
Plrrilnn of Oltlcers.
nn Tiinsitiiv. .Tnnifitrv 9th. 1900. bo
twecn tho hours of 10 n. m. and 3 p.
tlir.ro will tin ii mectlnir of tho
ah'nrntmhinra nf tha First Nntlonnl
bank of Ardmoro. Indian Torrltory.
nt its offlcos lu Ardmoro Indian Tor-
rUnrv. tnr hn nurnoso of electing six
illrnplnra n KPrVn for tllO OnSlllnK yO.lr.
0. L. ANDERSON casnior.
Hrst published Doccmoer 15 1905
Rh.irn.Holders Meetlnn.
Not'.co Is hcroby given thnt thoro
will bo n meeting of tho sharo-holdors
n.r lm Plfv NnHnnnl ltnnk of Ard
moro I. T nt tho olllco of said bank.
botwoon tho hours or iu n. m. nnu
a n m rn fiiendnv. Jnn. 9th. 190C.
for tho purposo or electing seven ui
rectors to servo mo ensuing year.
A. II. PALMER Cashier.
First publlshod December 12 100S.
It's a poor wntclimnkcr who Is una
bio to mako n go or it.
Croup Is quickly rollovod and
whoonlnc cough will not "run Its
ennrsn" if vou ubo the original Dco'i
Tjixatlvo Honor nnd Tar. This cough
syrup Is different from all others bo-
cause It acts on tho bowels. You can
not cure croup nnd whooping cough
until you rid tho system of nil conges-
tion by working oft tho cold through
a copious action or lue dowois. uoo
Laxatlvo Honey nn Tar does this
and cures all coughs croup wnoopin
.cough ets. .No opiates. Sold by City
Drug Storo.
Tho mnn who sits in tho front seat
thinks ho Is tho wholo show.-
1.1 n .. nn ...111 n(A tmrA
lVU.JlUluti ill. vi 1(11 auriu tw
and do good it you i&Mfi Ring's Dys
1-
pepsia: lauiew oiu oy wj uhib
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
To the Honorable IIosoa Towns' nd
Jiid(e of the United States court In
the Indian Territory Southern dis-
trict nt Ardmpre.
In the matter of Flatt Davenport
Co. n partnership nnd J. G. FUtt
and S. O. Wood as Individuals bank-
rupts In bankruptcy.
Tho Arm of Matt Davenport k
Co. and J. O. Flatt and S. O. Wood
lndlvhinlly as mombers of said tlrm
of Ardmore in the Southern district
of the Indian Torrltory rospectfully
represent thnt on tho 11th day ol
November 1905 last past It and thoy
were duly adjudged bankrupt tinder
tho nets of congress relating to onnk-
ruptcy that It and thoy havo duly
surrendered nil Its nnd tholr proper-
ty nnd rights of proporty nnd hnve
fully complied with nil tho require-
ments of said acts nnd of the ordors
of tho court touching bankruptcy.
Wlioroforo It nnd thoy pray that
It nnd thoy bo decreed by tho court
to havo a full dlschnrgo from nil
debts provable- ngnlnst Ita and tholr
estato undor said bankrupt acts ex-
cept such debts ns nro excepted by
law from such dlschnrgc. This Do-
comber 14 1905.
FLATT DAVENPORT & CO.
J. G. FLATT nnd S. G. WOOD.
Bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon.
Southern District Indian Tcrrb
tory.
On this tho 14 th day of December
1905 A. D. on reading tho foregoing
petition. It Is ordered by tho court
that a hearing bo had upon tho samo
on tho 15th day of January 190C A.
D. boforo snld court nt Ardmore In-
dian Territory In said district nt J
o'clock In tho forenoon nnd thnt no-
tlco thereof bo published In tho Ard-
morelte. n newspnpor printed In wild
district nnd thnt nil known creditors
nnd other persons In Intorost mny up-
near nt said ttno nnd placo nnd show
cause. If nny thoy havo why th
prnycr of snld petitioners should not
bo granted.
And It Is further ordered by the
court thnt Uio clerk shall send by
mnll to nil known creditors copies oi
snld potltlon nnd this order nddress
cd to them nt tholr places of rest
donco ns stntcd.
Witness tho Honorable IIosoa
Townsend Judgo of snld court nn
tho seal thereof nt Ardmore In said
district on tho lltli dny of Decern-
her A. D. 31)05.
(Seal. C. M. CAMPBELL
Clerk of tho U. S. Court In tho In
ill an Territory Southern District
at Ardmore.
Ry O. A. WELLS Doputy.
First ptiblshcd December 20 1905
Boy's Life Saved from Membraneous
Croup.
C. W. Lynch n uromliicnt citizen
of Winchester Ind. writes: "Jly lit
tlo boy nnd a sovero attack of mom
brnncous croup nnd only got relief
nrtcr tnkinc Foloy's Honey nnd Tar
Ho got relief nftor ono doso and I
fcol that It saved the life of my boy
ltoruso substitutes city Drug Store
WARN'NG ORDER.
In the Unl'. a States Court In tho
I mil an Territory Southern District
Sldnoy J Jmlth plaintiff vs. Dollto
L. Smith uafendant No. C459.
Tho cfendant Dolllo L. Smith Is
warn' " to nppear In this court In thirty
dny nnd nnswer tno complnlnt of tho
plaintiff. Sldnoy u. Smith.
Witness tho Hon. Hosca Townsend
Judgo of tho said court nnd tho senl
thereof this 2nd day of December
1905.
(Seal- C. M. CAMPBELL. Clerk
By W. S. CROCKETT Doputy.
Brown Hz Turner Attorneys.
Attorney for non-rcsldont S. II
Butlor.
First published Dec. 5. 1905.
WARNING ORDER.
In tho United States court In tho
Indian Territory Southern district:
Allco Gannnd plaintiff vs. Elmore
Gnrnand. defendant. No. C40C.
Tho dofendant Elmoro Garnand Is
warned to nppear In this court In
thirty dnys nnu answer tho coinplaii
of tho Dlnlntirr Allco Garnand.
Witness tho Hon. Hosea Townsend
Judgo of said court nnd tho senl
thoreof this 5th day of Dcccrnbor
1905.
(Seal) C. M. CAMPBELL Clerk.
By O A. WELLS Doputy.
Brown & Turner nttornoys.
Attorney for non-rosident: Sam
H Butler.
First published. Doc. C 1905.
Our bugglos nro standard brandB
tho guarnnteo thnt goes with them
will stick. You mnko a mistake whon
you buy from tho buggy poddlor.
NOBLE BROS
WARNING ORDER.
In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory Southern District:
.Inn A Hiimnlirles. nlnlntlff. VS
Ella M. Humphries defondant. No.
G481.
Tho defondant. Ella M. Humphries
Is warned to nppear In this court In
thirty days and answer tho complaint
of tho plaintiff. Jno. A. Humphries.
Wltnoss tho Hon. Hosea Townsend.
Tmli'n nf until court nnd tho BCal
thoreof this 22nd day of Decern ocr
1905.
(Seal) C. M. CAMPBELL Clerk.
By O. A. WEIXS Doputy.
.T fi. Thnmnson. attorney.
Attornoy for Non-Rosldont W. D
Potter.
First published Dec. 24. 1905.
Our spices are tho kind to uso nt
butchorlng tlmo. Thoy aro pure
fresh strong and of lino flavor. Cost
no moro than . lhfonor luuus oibu-
whore.  x
31 F. J. RAM SKY Druggist.
ti .1.- ia nnvn Vnnwn tn those
persons who tako nn pccasslonal dose
of Plnouics. no vaiuo oi iu
obtained from Uio plno treo has long
bden recognized In tho treatment of
disease" ut tno uiaauer nnu hih"'
n .nan nf Tinonini will clvo relief
and ono bo'tle will cure. Sold by City
A Timely Topic.
At this season of coughs nnd colds
It Is well to know thnt Foley's Honey
and Tnr Is the greatest tliront nnd
lung remedy. It cures quickly nnd pre
vents serious results from a cold.
Olty Drug Store.
Ramscy'a Headnclio Kllxlr affords
lmost instant rollef from any kind
of headnclio. No need of fluttering.
Try It. Monoy back If your nro not
satisfied. Prlco 2Cc.
31 F. J. RAMSEY Druggist.
L.VWY tit
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT.
(IlogUtorod Attorney.)
(Formerly with Dawes Commission.)
Contests Citizenship casos nnd other
matters before tho Interior De-
partment. Exclusively.
Rooms 4u7 nnd 8 Corcoran Building.
Washington D. C.
HUGH W. McQILL
Attorney at Law.
Office In Ilerbort Building.
20114 Woat Main SL
Ardmore - - - Ind. Ter.
Capt. J. W. Ellis. W. D. Halfhlll.
ELLIS &. HALFHILL
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms 21 nnd 22 Homestead Bids
Olvll ana Indlnln business exclu-
Ively.
MUSKOGEE IND. TER.
OiiiS.J. Kaitlkh
Ciug. ii stun ILL AT
Comnllur "Indian
Luws and Treutloa"
Active
Court l'rnctlttoaar
KAPPLER & HEUILLAT
Attorneys and Couusellors-at-Lnw
ractloo boforo all Courta; Conurons (lor
eruiuum ui'iinrinienis anil uommisolons.
Indian canus a aiiuolalty.
Olllco llond bldir. Wasltlnetou.il. 
J. V. Ccbtll. C. L. Z
CAKELL A DEEN
ATTORNEHAT-hATT.
Do n Guueral Practice
0e oyer HotchkUs' .'owclry B.&irv
JLrdnjore InL Tor.
4. C. Pottorr. C. A. Wf.U
fOTTERF & VVALKCn.
Attorneys and Counsellc at E
fKir.ernl Prec2c.
OlSccs over City National Citi.
Ardnor I. T.
PHYSICIANfl
DR. FRED W. DATES.
Physician and Surgeon.
Ofllco Doak-Roblson Bldg. Rooms
7 nnd 8.
Ofllco hours: 9-12 a. in.; 2-5 p. m
Phonos Ofllco 424; rcsldonco 455.
Q. E. GOODWIN M. D.
(Olllco over Hall & Hlllis)
Phones Olllci 349; residence 307
R. D. Mooro. J H. Hargravo.
Res. phono 213. Ros phono CIO
Ofllco phono 499.
MOORE & HARGRAVE.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ofllco in Fronsloy Building over
Hotchklss Jowolry Storo.
Special attention to trcatmont of
piles and diseases of women.
DR8. BOOTH & BOOTH.
Physicians ond 8urgeons.
Ofllco Phone 4. Residence Phona 1.
..Ofllco over Coleman's Drug Store.. .
DR. R. M. McCALL
Office Randol Building.
OfBco Phone 572 Res. rhono 551
OH PHILIP STEPHENS.
Ofllco Randol Building
Ofllco phone 572. Residence 428.
F.r.TOB KELLBICM.D. n. H. HENRY. M. A
lies. I'bone 41 lies. Phone rf.r
OtOee Thono li
Vttl KELLER A HENRY
Physician and Sury.evni.
Eye Kar Nose and Throat Hpeclaltsts
HnnniiinU a Kvn (llamas Aaatiratelr fitted
OUloo over Uonner & Bonner's Rooms 8 tot
DR. J. M. VADEN.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office hours from 8 to 12 -nd I to
t and 7 to 9.
Office Noble Building.
OQco phono 88 residence 71.
Dr. J. r. Fann. Dr. K. J. Woodard
FANN & WOODARD
DENTISTS.
Office over Ramsey's Drug Store.
Phone 401. Ardmore 1. T
DR. DUDLEY PAYNE
Dentist
Ofllco over Bonner & Bonner's Dru
Store. Phone 146.
8. A. BROWN.
Rn.-il Fat.-lte.
Owner of and has for salo tho Town
site of Aylcsworth located on tno
Wnshlta mldwny between Ma-
dill and Durnnt. Ofllco with J.
T. Coleman Court Houso Block.
J. L. WILSON
FREIGHT TRANSFElt AND
BAGGAGE LINE.
Office at American Restaurant
Residence Phono 72. Office Phons 71
ARDMORE
SANITARIUM
DRB. HARDY & McNUKH. l'MT
Surgery and DlseasoB of Won.-.
;jociaity
COAL!
WE
HANDLE
ONLY
McAIcstcr Lump McAlcstcr Eijfi HcAIcstcr ut Penn-
sylvania Antracitc Arkansas Antracitc
We liandlo nothing etas no clioap coal. Wo havo tho best equipped dollvory
ayatumlntiiocltyiyousot your coal tho day you orclor. TELUPHONB 150
ARDMORE ICE COMPANY
o. o. crtn
CARTER & CANNON agents
RCMaaKNTINQ THB POLLOWlUa RBUADLa COVPAHltB
Ootnmerclnl Union Arnnco Companv of Tendon KiicUdiI
I'hlntlnp InKurnucii Couipanr nf London Kneland
Quoen Iii'.itrancuCiimtiaay of Now Yorlt
Nlacr.i Klro of Now York
I'linnnlx Insurancn Company of Hartford. Conn.
Orlont Insumnci) Comtciny of Hartford Conn
Flroman' fund of San l'ranclaco
Norwich Union Inauranco Sooloty of Norwich En clam)
German Allianco Innnranco Company of Now Yorl
Ocoan Accident and Guarantee Corporation
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Now Joraey Plate dlas Company
I'hentx of Ilrooktyn. 1'hlladolphla Underwriter of Philadelphia aprincfleld
of Massachusetts Liverpool London & Ulobo of Liverpool
Officii IN OARTBR-UOOKEH OLOO. OVKH
:TO:
Florida and Cuba
I
Will soil daily until April SOtli 1000 low rato round-trip
tickets from all stations to cc-rtaii points in Florida and
Cuba also to certain points in Alabama Georgia Louis-
iana Mississippi and South Carolina.
Return Limit Juno 1 1906
Through Sleepers and Frc:l Harvey Meals
Let us furnish you rates sclnd ''. dppcripti literature
and other information.
W. A. DASHIL:. .twit
D.C. FARIIINOTON.T. P. A.
Oklahoma City Oklahoma
ARDMORE.
The larifent. the best oaulimoU. tho
most successful business college In Indian
H
year uay pupils sttend nlirut eclioiil wltbout extra cbaree. Tuition 110 per month or t
lor unlimited scholarsnip. Hoard Jio to jiz.co per month. No vacation lmplls may erne-
nt nny time. Every pupil Is placod on his merits or may advance as rapidly ns IUb ablllt)
will permit. Thorough tralnlne In shortest time consistent with elllclency. Rofereuces-
Any bank or business llrm In Ardmore. For catnlotuo address
O. P. SELVIDGE A. M. M. ACCTS.
Pure WhisKey
W. S. WRIGHT COMPANY
GAINESVILLE TEXAS
Postoffice Box 12
NonTn
O0M5IKUCK ST.
run oallos
Paul Jones Pure Ryo....?4 00
Old Kentucky Colonel.... 4 00
Grocn Briar Tennossco... 4
Bello of Nelson 4 00
Snow Queen Ryo 4 00
JocHoy Club Ryo 4 .00
W. II. McBrayor 4 00
M. V. Monarch 4 00
Vrog Hollow Ryo ton years
old i 3 00
Small Grain 3 00
Dlxlo Ryo J 00
Sweet Valley Ryo 3 00
Old Woodfcrd County Bour-
bon  2 GO
Tonnossoo Corn... 2 50
Arkansas Cornf. 2 00
Arkansas Apple Brandy.. 4 00
Wo are tho Leadidg Mail Order Liquor House of N. Texas
Orders Filled the Same Day Received
Postoflieo muiiey order or express money ordor must
accompany tho ordor
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EXGFJSEOTJ RATES Q V
l'.E. CLARK. V. P. A.
Wichita Kansas
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Wo Stand Alone
on the lumhor quontlon. If you want to
build out of tho ordlnnry you can nlways
Kotjast such Hupplles ns you want at
our yard. Wo havo
LUMBER
for Christmas Olfts. and why nott A bill
nf lumber presented to n membor of tbu
family for a contemplated bulldlni; Is n
Kenorous act. Whoever receives It will
lie more than pleased. Try It onco and
soe If It Isn't so.
EAST SIDE
LUMBER GOM'Y
IND.TER.
most practical the most progressive and the
Territory. Day and nlcbt school tho entire.
President Ardmoro. Indian Terrltorj
Both Phones 135
Maryland Peach Brandy. 00
AlcMiol 188 per cent 4 00
Holland Gin 4 00
Tom Glri 4 00
Rock and Ryo 3 00
Peach and Honey 3 00
FBB 110TTL1S
Paul Jones Four Roses. ?2 E0
Cascado 14 year old 1 CO
Tarantula Julce.10 year old 1 CO
Mt. Vernon Ryo 1 50
I. W. Harpor Ryo 1 25
Huutor's Ryo 1 50
Cream Pure Ryo 1 25
Paul Jones Four Star.... 1 25
Old Kentucky Colonel bond-
ed 1' 25
Susquohnnna Ryo bonded 1 25
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