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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
HARVARD 9, MAINE o.
'rimson Line Broken Well by Husky
Young Ooyn-Eastern.

Crimson Line Broken Well by Husky
Young Down-Easters.
Cambridge, Mass. Oct. a-Hsrvard made
a lsmentable showing against the Univer-
sity Of Maine this afternoon. winning by a
score Of s 10 O. The game revealed no new
features in Harvard's play. but Il empha-
sized the fact that the crimson line is far
from impTegnable- The Harvard backs
worked well together. but as the Harvard
team was much the heavier, their show
ing was very disappointing. Maine played
well together and was very aggressive.
Maine kicked OF to Harvard on Har-
Yards fifteen-yard line. Two plays through
hfty-two-yard line. when N!chllx fo0S
the ball fifty-eight yards around Maine's S
right end for a touchdown. This was the
spectacular play Of the day. Noyes kicked
cnal I.ina-un.
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Chronic Bronchitis. Caturrh of RIa1-
der and Urinary Discharges.
LaDIESI $500 REMARn .;:;,;;; 60

s1rprurE-olr any cause N rathoaFy nv rso-fhT -.
fe1n - reicsei safe, harulrsss nan; how lcnr aup
pTal.e6 BIZ s0KSsos ~ "a. - ps-t--a Cssssrs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

The 7. ?. Ns and Ildas are the leaders IN
The Meyer Bros-' Cocked-Hat League. Stand
irE:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

sCoTT-suddeniy, on Thursday October L
1901 at II 20 D. m. Frank Scott, beloved hus-
band OF Sarah Scott Cnee Fiauiganl. Funeral
from residence. No. 1S9 North thirteenth
street, on Monday. October 5 at 1:O y m.
70 81 Lawrence O'Toole's Church, thence 20
calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased
Z. W.
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Kent Cricketers Seem safe.

Phiiacelphia- Oct 2-Aithough the hnai tn
tcruationai test cricket match was not coz
ciudet al Haverford to-day. the result Il no
lo1ger IN doubt and onfy about haf an hour :
play will be NEEDED on Monday morning 10
give The Kent County team Of England a vic
tnry. he Quzkers y their two innings
scored e1 ard up 70 the present the victoru
have lost only one wicket In their seeond IN
ninE1 for q grand total OF u twenty-five
are ST.. ir hard
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

THE relatives Of the late Adam Neunan
want TO express their heartfelt thanks TO the
Brotherhood OF Painters and Building Trades
Council No 4s for their sympathy. shown Us
MRS. ANNA NEUMAN, Mother.
MRS. GEO. PERFINGER. Sister.
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TnrixIo 3s, pcru yor-,,I n

TarSio. Mo- Oct a-The Peru. Hea.. state
Normal and Iarkio College game TO-DAY result
cd IN decided victory for the home team .
:. Hoyle and Emmen and the line plunEfnE
q Laur Lynn. X. Wiles. Moore and u
Peru he'd the TErkio line several tir.es but
could MAKE no Eains Eumert, for Tsrhio.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Princeton. N. J.. Oct 3.-Princeton met
Georgetown this afternoon In a hsrd-fought
game and scored only points. Georgetown
played very aggressive game and three times
held Princeton for downs. OI-side plays and
fumbles At critical moments characterized the
game The first half closed without q score. In
the second half Foulke made q long run around
LETT end and Dewitt crossed with the ball max
ing the frEt and only score-
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chairman OF the Reception Committee.
with Daniel c. Taylor. vice chairman. The
Floor Committee IL headed By W. H
Thomson. with Eugene W. Handlan. vice
chairman.
LADIES OF HONOR.
The ladies Of honor are as follows:
J y. Franciscu-. Edward ;. orr.
waiter G Taylor. Moses Rumsey
9 ? Joy. a. L Shapleigh.
Gsorss : SsGf,w GSf y. SaF.Afs Frlnrs a. f.lnmon''
Harry n Hawes. ]. " Van CIsvs.
Edward A. Faust G r Wenneker
Edward L. Er@etorfrls Julius WaIsn
Albert Boud Lambert RolIa Wells.
L r. Brinson. J. n Wood.
Scott X. BleVett Henri De PeneIoza
S. ID. Capen. Huntington smith.
Frank GaIsnnie. Fr,d A Wann
c. II HgttiE, ". K stanard
Russell Harding. T II. Skipwith.
7. L Hani~y Selden Spencer
I. d. KiHEsIand. Doctor : , Soe:ts-.
Goodman King. 4 II Bauer.
". J. Lemp Jr.. Horace Rumsey.
Il II LaEghlin. r :. Culn1n.
Rudolgh LimbeTE = J. Wade.
ID. g Nugent. Herman Z. Stifel.
Saunders Nofvel y. IT. Thomson
MAIDS OF HONOR.
Following is a list OF the maids OF honor:
Gertrude Ballard. Ruth Spencer,
Ruth OrtEwcin Emma Whitaker.
stella Wade Saiees Kennard.
selma Alth.imeT. Este.le Maud kup-
Alice Dorothy ANeE1Nr teTles
Mildred ArdrrHan Queen Rum-ey.
sarah II Woodward julia DleCkman.
Anna Koehler Carrie Tinker.
NAV Stanley S-clla SrhnurInacher.
Minnie Busch. Lucille HOPKINS
MARY BeinnEer Shew- Kathryn Handlan.
ell Lucille ". C'nouteaus
Virginia Roberts Cox Louise Augustine.
Lsiiiy Lambert. Bessie Drew.
Frances Wlckham. Alice Eissrnan.
Mildred Stickney. Adele helier.
Jeanne Capen. Rsla Dula,
Grace Hayard. Nirziufa Hazard.
Iosephine Walsh Franclne Lucas.
Adrfenne LSicas Wtlhelmlna Van Cieves
Leila Chopin Halle Bayle-
Virginia Wright.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Ths ST CIairs OF Beileville and the Nationals
OF East St Louis play their opening football
game Of the season at West Park IN Belle
Vile, to-day. The game will start about ,.
m Bro<ninE. Canavsn. Walker. Renard. Mur-
ray, Hecker. Pershall. Sneed. Jost. Carroll and
WyulA will compose the National lineup,
while Rircher, Massie, Elmer, Engier. NeedlcE
Marsh, tina 5Gilbert, Smith HOuber ana In
derwood viii be their epponeuts
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

A close race between AZ lea-t four Of the
clubs i promised IN the Junior Cccked- Hat
Associatinu Al present the Cabannes and RI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ILLINOIS DOWNS KNOX COLLEGE.
Varsity Wins Almost FeatureIess
Game, 20 10 Z
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

hEPIbLIJ NFELIAL-
Urbana. III. Oct 5--The University Of III
nois defeated Knox College this afteraoou By a
SCORE Of > to = Knox scored her i've points
by means Of Captain Grosan's kick frorn The
forty-yard line Illinois had several ~ ~
best men out Of the Eanne and PLAYED very u.cssr
football During the nrst halt when tEeusy-
three points were scored, the raue vraS urs,-
tically featurelsSs
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English Lad i& GDouinick). l TO l. won: J.
oud. Tokalon, 10 tOtisl. i5 10 /. third. Time.
lsGs. Leila also ran.
Fourth race one and ous-eighth nile-Our
Bessie. 100 OrerrelD. "a 20 3 won. LinEulst.
~ CMonderiyl: ! 20 :. second: BY Ways iQi
IL. Wlisonl. % S. third. Time g as.
Miracle II and Harry New also ran
FIfth race. one miie-Colouiai Girl. Id1 pol
inkl. TO . Won. Ancke . fHobblnsl even.
second: St Tammany. lcl tDavidsonl % 70 /
third. Time. i:'0 IS. Lee Stinson Walnamol-
nen and The Don also ran.
Sixth race. one and one-quartsr mile
Rabunia. 100 WeruelD. % I. won: Fngal. i0f
fWorderlyl. to I. a~cund: OhaEen - tSpsn-
ecrl. 70 :. third. Time. 2.07 GoIdaEa. sweet
Tooth. Captain Hamm and Give All also ran.
Kansas 34, Agricultural College o.
Lawrence. Eas.. Oct 1-Cniversity of Kan
sas a. state Agricultural College O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
THls wEEK's sCHEDJ

I[,. - - p.I,,. - =
On Acme alleys. Enderies w. J. s. Merreils On
Royal alleys and Aofntt-Wests Va. Meyer Bros.
On Crescent aheyE
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q the folIowIng pIayers In
FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT.
Race Bowman of Alton Injured in
Game With High Of EdMardaNIIIe.

Alton High School played the Edwards
Vile High School eleven al Edwardsvilie
yesterday. Tho game was n tie, to 3
Each side scored a touch back.
Race Bowman, right tackle for Alton
was injured IN the last play. three ribs
being wrenched from the breastbone
The O'Fallon basket ball team defeated
the Originals At Edwardsville by a score
OF TO
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

lege boys did their shnre OF the good
work. sending the ball into high terri
tory several times.
Williams, playing full hack. scored the
touchdown, and Peltier kicked the goal
The touchdown was made In the second
half. The ball was near the c. b. C. goal
at the call Of first time. thus saving the
college boys probably from a greater de-
feat.
The teams had the following players in
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
AIton ID. Ea.t st. LoaIa.

Al Alton this Afternoon the Blues and the
East ST Louis SationAis vii play post
sesNoa game. After the game Ten cAhi1. SEC
retsry Of ne league win present the Spaldinx
pennani 70 the Nayor. Wko VIII turn u over
@ he club De batteries m the Ezr1s wili be:
Alton L1eneid and Stanton. East ST LculG
HIliErd and ''yack'' occnnor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Earned runs-Boston l. IWO-base hItf-CoI-
Inns / Lachancc /. Clarke l. Ritchey !. wagner
!, Phelps Stolen hases-Leach / Double
plsys-Duugherty and Collins l. Flrst on balls
BY Young. wsEner I Struck out-By
Phflppe 5. by Young . Passed hails-CTiger
j. \ line-Oue hour and fifty minutes Ifnpir7s
-llAL..H and r.---nnlll.- Atterlance- Il sol.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
Baaket BAH Game.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
QTailon, III. Oct. a-The O'Falion High
School Eiris' basket bali team defeated the "a
war1sviile Hixh school team Al that city By
the close scorp Of TO !. The game vas very
Interesting are well played
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Centralin. III. Oct 3.-BroEn's Business Col
leEe and the Centralia High School plnved a
draw to-day the score standing 70 G F,rnuF
Of his shoulder blade
Charleston. III. Oct a-Tuscola Hizh school
defeated Tuscola here to-day. @ 70 q
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
YALE 20, VERMONT o.
EIPs Half Backs Play with Great
Dash ThrouEhout the Game.

New Haven. Conn, Oct 2-Yale this
afternoon defeated the University Of Yer
mont at football 4s to Q. In the first half
the Yale regulars took Up the Vermont
line. but in the second half the team made
up OF substitutes showed up poorly. al
though the men as individuals were bet
ter than the light Vermonters. The Yale
half backs throughout the game played
with great dash and bore the brunt of the
work. Metcalf Mitchell, Mccoy and
Soper running the ends wei. In the CEN
ter OF the line. however. Yale did not d.
so we'll In all, Yale used twenty-eight
players. Lineup:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Cleveland, o.. oct 5.-The hrst OF 4 series Of
six games for the baseball Championship OF
Ohio between the Cincinnati National League
team and the Cleveland American League Club
was played here to-day IN the presence Of 900
persons. Cleveland won BY q score OF 70 !.
The teams play at Cincinnati tomorrow and
Monday
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

IlaIb WEEk.s sCHEDJLE.
TussdAy-RauIinEs vs.. Clippers On Acme al
wednesday-oza-ks vs.. Eads on Royal alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Winchester. Ill. Oct. 5.-The winchester Hirh
School football team defeated the Grirxsvills
eleven to-day By q score OF . 10 O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Golden city; No. Oct. s.-The Golden CITY
High school defeated the Jasper High School
here this sfternoon-i1 TO Q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
Minor Games.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS
Toledo. H. Oct S.-Toledo High scbooI d,
fested Nation High School-s7 10 e-to-dsy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into rest, on Thurs
day. October l. 1904 at a m, Mary J.. TIE
beloved wife OF George r. Goodenough and
mother OF Mrs. c. H. Brown. Mrs c. :. Bow
man. Lucy. Elizabeth. James r. Charles T..
William J.. Richard and Alfred G GOOdenOugh.
az the age OF 80 years. Funeral will take place
on sunday October {. at . p m from family
residence, No. fso7 Leduc street English and
Isle OF Wight papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

DUNNAVANT-On Saturday. October J. 1900.
AZ a. m. Felix O. Dunnavant. beloved hus-
band of MARY S. Dunnayant and father Of Er-
nest. James. Eleanor. Mrs. J. b Graham and
Ms G. W. Young. aged % years months and
day Funeral from family residence sunday.
October 4 a. ?. m, TO Benton n Il Churcn,
vited-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Jacksonville. ~. Oct. s.-The HIiisboro High
sehcoi was defeated to-day BY the team from
the Illinois School fer the Desf-score 8 TO Q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
HOminE Pigeon Race Proved Har
Ernf for nIrdn In Irnrfhr EIIrhI.

HOminE Pigeon Race Proved Hare
Test for Birds In Lengthy Flight.
In the aOo-mile race OF the Mound City
HomIng-Pigeon Club. flown from SHifton.
Ark. to this city. A. Glaser's birds came
in FIRST and fourth. after hard struggle
against a strong north wind. The race
was really an endurance test, and the
time made averaged only TTzt5 yards per
minute for the first bird and 75o-S0 yards
per minute for the second
G.. 5 Tarrman's birds won second and
third place. Pigeons owned BY J. Parkin-
son. Fred Langencamp and 3. McDon-
ough also competed IN the race hr.
Glaser has now won the Victoria Cup.
presented by Major Peckington. for the
best average time made by young birds
this season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
SPECIALTIES.
DEATHS.

BECKER-On Saturday. October ,. 1903. at
$3.50 a. m. August II. Becker. beloved father or
Mrs. J. II. Grant and Winner A Becker. after
a lingering Illness. aged 81 years and 10 months
Funeral sunday, az 2:5o p m. from the resi-
dence OF Doctor J. NJ Grant, No. E7l6 PAGE
yited TO attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

DICKSOS-On Friday. October = Isos. at
Toronto, Canada. Mary Blaine Dickson. widow
OF the late Walter A. Dickson Funeral serv-
Ices will be held at Christ Church Cathedral
on Monday. 5th inst. at $50 p. m.
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BE Al BOOKMAKER.

Il pays on any race track. and AL
percentage bookmakera increase their
BANK ROLLS daily. II you wish
20 make 12ts per cent monthly On your
investment, you can do 80 By Joining
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB. rs Bur
iingto1 building. St Loui5, No Write
or call
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
THIS WFFE's er-VFD'

IEtlH WEEKS Ef-HEDTLE
NoadAy-isofs Va Cresccnts on Acme ALIEN
and LII y " Acmes on R1vai alleys.
Wednesae5-Csnturies vs. Ofiice Men cn cres-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

In the game OF indoor baseball between
the Rock Church and c b G teams.
played last Friday. the Rock Church team
won by a score OF II 70 8 Features Of the
game were the batting OF Sheehan and
Armstrong for the Rock Church and the
ail-around batting and fielding Of their
team Frazier Of the college was hit at
will. A return match will be played Fri
day. For games, address j. A. Sheehan,
No. 3SSS Garfield avenue.
Z. @ Huppsrt has been elected captain
Of the reorganized Carondelet Tigers and
r H Whitaker has been selected man
ager. The later may be addressed at No
sSU7 virginia avenue, and would like to
hear from teams in the iS1-pound class de-
sirous Of games
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

KERNs VS.. EIsEysTADTs.
Post-Season Game VIII BE Played at
College Campus.

College Campus.
The kerns and the Eisenstsdts. former
Trolley League teams. will play a post
season game this afternoon at the Chris
tisn Brothers College Campus for a purse
The Kerns and the Esenstadts finished
second and third. respectively. in the race
for the pennant. but Manager Barker of
the latter team is confident that his team
is the better and the post-season game
was arranged
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
HIGHs pEFEAT G. h. 9.

Second Teams Play Fast Game on
College Campus.
The High School second team won from
the C B. c. Resolutes on the college
campus yesterday afternoon. the score
being TO Q. The High School boys made
a splendid showing. their playing being
Of the igast and snsppy order. The col
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

The KindsrEartsn Cos -i-Hat LEAGUE Is nzr-
nishinE a great race for t.s chafn1iInship a.
three % The club arr tled. stanalaE:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

HANLET-On Friday. October = 1s0a. at SO
p. m, James, aged IS years. beloved brother OF
Mrs Patrick Hanley Mackin- Funeral Monday.
october 5. at l.O p m, from Hetlage's under
taking room, No. sos Chouteau avenue, to An
nunciation Church. thence 10 Calvary Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
Knnaas 20. AgrIcuIturaI COLLEGE q.
YELLED PROPHET EXCLUDES
"RAG-TIME" FROM PAGEANT.

ContInucd Broom PaEc one. Pnrt II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

MoRIARTY-On Friday. October . Iso5. At
?. m. Timothy Moriarty, beloved husband OF
the late Anna Moriarty (nee Mahoney), and
L4tner OF MArBaLetL AlaEys tAlnsIlne Ano Eetlis
Moriarty. Mrs. P. J Murphy, Mrs. James Null
ngan. Sister Mary Theresa and The late Sister
from family residence. No. LIS North Eight
eenth street, Sunday, October 4. AZ 10 D m.
10 st Lawrence OfToOle's Church, thence TO
calvary Cemetery. Deceased was member Of
No. ~. C K Of A., and Council No. =
knights OF Father Mathew.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Central League Standing.
n the Central Coeirsd-Hat League III. C,r..-
e@nts and Lincoins are on even terms FOR hrst
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Observation-Disclosures Va CSbanneS on ROYAL
alleys. and Haupts vs.. Hiawathas on Crescent
,Fr.day-chOetaEs vs.. Office Men on Acme
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

HUGHE-On Saturday. October g. 1so1 At
a. m, Eiizabssh Hughes Cnee Caslin). relict oe
The late Patrick Hughes. beloved mother OF
William H and Mrs. Louis Walter fneo
HuEhes) after a short illness. Funeral viii
take place on Monday. October 5. 1s05, AZ
a m from family residence. No. M Alice
avenue. to Holy Name Church Relatives and
friends invited 70 attend New York City. Mem
phis Tenn, and san Francisco papers copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

HANIsH-Entered into rest Friday. October
:. 1873. al il:o ?. m. Jaro +. Hanish, aged q
year. and months. husband OF Louise Han
ish (nee Schulz. son OF Caroline and the late
John Hanish and brother OF Charles n. and
Leo A Hanlsh- Funeral from residence. No. 4oSS
Connecticut street. Monday. October s l9o3. at
.. h. Deceased was member OF Alpha Home
Lodge. No. q. A. 2. 4 A. N. New Orleans,
La New York. Chicago. New Orleans and
Galveston papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
THIS WEEKS SCI

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Friday-Hikadcs ". Ildas 7. p Ms " Il
Loscas and Pearls ~. Imperial Crowns on
Royal alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

half back IL Ander-
son-"Bushyhead''
TouchdownS-I. Andersen 2. BusayheSd q
Coons. E. Anderson /. Goals-wuln 8 Refe-t :
-LecTon- Umpire-Kennett Halyes-TTenty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-28
A POETS ALooFNEss.
The Manner In which Wordsworth
Was Regarded by His Neighbors.

The worthless Of wordsworth's vii.
lage In the lake country OF England
had their own ideas Of his value a.
man and a poet When questioned
after his death as to his personality
they readily admitted that he was kind
to those who were IN sickness or need
They could count on him on a pinch.
But he did not hobnob with his neigh
bors
He did not notice them much" said
an old man in answer to questions
asked by the author Of Lake Country
Sketches
"A Jcm Crow and un auld blue cloab
was bis rig continued the old man
And as for h. habits. be- had moan
Niycr know him with pot E. his hand
or @ pipe g. Dis mouth"
After deep probing The author brought
out.
eyes Wordsworth wa, fond u
gopl dinner 900 times II you could get
Linn to .t That was the job"
Then the poets alopfurSs was again
tourhci upon.
"lIn was forever pacing the roads
ami u.. own garden walks and always
composing poetry lie was terrible
tluu- iu visitors aud folks We mum
kon 400 times. but IL hc could get ava
Co., them % spell ho was ont upon his
walk
And then Doc wuuld ~ct hi, head a
Dir forr1d and pui DIS hands bohlut his
hark Aud then be- would start album.
ming. and 10 WIS bum bum. bum. and
90 on bummng Tor long enough right
down and back again suppose. yc
ken. the bumm.ng helped him out
Bit"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-28

one evening Victor Hugo was dictat
ins letters 10 his secretary. Overcome
by fatigue, the great man dropped into
q SIumhrr \ few moments after.
ward hr awohc. haunted 10y dream
which, MS hc thought had extended
over several hours ANA hc blamed his
secretary for sitting there waiting for
him instead or waEcuing him or else
going away What was his surprise
when the bcwildcrci secretary told
him that hc had only jus finished writ.
ing the last sentence dictated To him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-28

Il is rank foollshness to attempt to
remove sallowness or greasiness %,
the skin by the use OF cosmetics. or
local treatment as advocated by
the beauty doctors Tie only safe
and sure way that woman can i'm.
prove her complexion Is by PURIFYING
ana enriching the blood, which can
only be accomplished by keeping th,
liver healthy and active. The liver
Is the seat of disease and blood pol.
luton Green's August Flower acts
directly on the liver, cleanses and en-.
riches the blood, purifes the complex.
ion. 1t also cures constipation. bill
iousness, nervousness and induces re.
freshing sleep. A single bottle OF
August Flower has been known TO
cure the most pronounced and dis.
tressing cases Of dyspepsia and indi.
gestion. New sizetrial bottle 20 cents;
regular size rs cents At the CITY
Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-28

From The mountains of Camden. Nc.
comes @ story pf Philadelphia mcr.
chant who ha~ % summer cottage IN
that village Hud who wished 10 cN-
change q lively horse which he owned
with n French Canadian who had 20
more gentle animal. which women and
children could drive Thc Frcnchmau
was willing To trade, but for some rra.
son insisted upon repeating to the Wis.
itor thst the local horse did not look
as well as the one belonging TO the
Philadelphia man.
An exchange satisfactory 10 both
parties was eventually made, and the
first time the visitors wife took the
new horse out for drive she discov
cred that the beast was as blind rs %
mole. few days later, when the rus.
ticator met the Frcnchmun, he said:
"Scc here, you rascal! That horse
you swappod with me for mine was
stone blind Why didn't you tell me
~ II at the timer"
"Ah'm bin try tell you all Ah'm bin
know how fer TO tell Ah'm bin say my
horse was no look lax you horsc-say
so seek, nine tams Ah'm no bin blam'
ccf You no hear me" - Philadelphia
Ledger
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-28
FREE BUSINESS EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP IN GAINESVILLE
COLLEGE GIVEN AWAY.
Paying Employment for the Spare
Hours-A Liberal Commission
on Every Dollar-Appeals to
Ambitious Young People.

The Daily and Weekly Ardmoreite
oner 90 some young man OF youne
LADY an opportunity to easily earn a
scholarship in one Of the be-. ous'-
ness colleges OF the country To OBJ
tain tht. scholarship you are re-
quired only TO do small amour ot
work among your friends and 60 add
profit to the pleasure Of the work.
the Ardmorcite will pay you for what
you do.
on December "a. 1903 we will give
TO the young man or lady sending in
the greatest amount OF Casn for jal.y
or weekly subscribers scholarship
in the Gainesville Business College.
Daily subscription Is worth 80 cents
a month OF s. a year. Weekly sub
cription is worth 20 cents for three
months, 90 cents for six months or 81
for one year The cash sent in with
each subscriber is placed TO your
credit. and If on December 10 you
head the list a scholarship I'm the
Gainesville Business College will be
issued to you which entities you to a
thorough course in bookkeeping short
hand or banking.
The contest ends at 6 o'clock p. IT.
Tuesday, December "A.
Retain 10 per cent OF all monies
collected as pay for your work
Regular travelling solicitors and
employees OF the Office are not eligible
to enter the contest.
The proposition has merit enough
to appeal TO any ambitious boy or
girl.
Let your friends know that you
want the scholarship and they will
come TO your assistance.
BE the first one to send in a list
Of subscribers.
The contest places within your easy
grasp the best opportunity of your
life for a business education.
Write today for subscription blanks
and sample copies.