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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
VETS MAY GO WEST
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 ST. LOUIS MXR0axTx0N \.
'ceranansler Fuller at 1genkhly Meet ing Outlined Scheme to Tent on Ground lGenoxiAl Ser
 vice Waa Rostpensd.

Nrambsrs of Camp LnuaS. United Con. federate Veterans. wiM pr9neplk hssenV khN Jt. Louis Exposittnn in oqQy, .. At fha ReGuIar monthly uaeeung .,,,ss gs nas % snnouncsd & fksf he had theusisk of 2 pls.n es,r ae rnAltv cf tha nnembazN az c0tld do sr to affAnX tha Lauisiana FuKepase Ex- noaitiosa together. He had seea pumnAs, 6f members on the gun1ect sna an A nSESsd' ss'
 asay snSs ' sissiasd wsSs thsIr wIiiinsnsss te g0
 wita sss sse Tulssr euhI sa,d that 1t was his Idsa to gsz aA Ieaas ngtg menapeFN eI SesnsR Sss1.Rl
 Lonaax all to ns s,.1hcs nn ,''J she ,p Txrosltin
 sr2SSnas sSss sstss sssss K said, could bs secured ovHr the railroads, and he had alfesay written Co Che authorities as SE 1ssSss s.as sSrts eosfi6 be eecured on the grounds;
 The rnefahers who wefe present AS S. " nneefinn fast uiGh9 agreed with me Goln- maI1Aer thss the Idea Wa9 cae et M0th' No mctien. however, waa M tn.aess. sss.. ec, .Aa mer'Scriai service of the eauzp aH pfcyiaea :
 sr ils constitutlon. on account sl tne
 ,sfavoidabls absence Of s9veEal .leia 1sse E
 6f Che Committee on Mepaczlalss "
 inR of the resolutions NeS ko1stS'ssa
 ,srfil fine next regsiiar meeting.
 Af the next meeting January N, tRs cariu will observe the anniyqfpary oE IT.
 hlrtisdav of Gen Robert E. Lee, olec' ofaeAre for the next year, and adopt FeN- oisltions of respect to the memory es
 GsrnnSa tgss ss Fuller last night anpouncee That "a Confederate cross of honor neo
 been handed to him that was lohno 2a the streets. 1t bore the name or .i.s.. A; S-
 ef ti1e csTrsp assist in finding the owner;
 The camp adjourned after prayer Os
 Comrade B- M. Washnurn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
PITTS DIES or WOUND.

Was Shot from Ambush Tuesday
 Near Dothan. < Dothan. Dec. -(Special )--Jos Pitts, a white man living seven miles from town who was shot from ambush Tueaday night. died today. There has heen 6 had feeling In that community between the Pitts boys and some of the neighbore.
 About two years ago Tom Pitts, broth CT to Joe, killed his half-brother. Wes coIey, and he was tried here at the last term of the court and Is now under sef- tence. It is supposed that some or the frlands Of Cooley's shot Joe Pitts. Up to this writing there has been no one ar rested for the crime. i.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
Monday, Dee. al. Mcintyre and HsAkh'a
 eYnvsaaS94mwm x.

An amusement novelty above the orlli. nary Is promised the patrcns oe the Montgomery Theatre next Monday night, when the two celebrated blacle-fsce oaIsa- dians. James Mcintyre and Tllos. K. Heath. will appear with theiF own cenls pany of speciality artists, NeInfyre and Heath's Comedians. Thelr snpp0ftlna company Is said to be composed of the cream of speciality artists. Scat saie opens Saturday morning. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
THE REAL TEST
Of Herpicide Is Tn Giving It q Thor
 ough Trial.

There is only one test by which to judge of the efficiency of any article and that is by it's ability to do that which 1t Is intendsd to do. Many hair vigors may look nice and smell nice, but che point Is-do they eradicate Dandrun and stop falling hair?
 No, they do not. but Herpleide does. because t goes to the root of the evil and kills the germ that attacks the pa- pilla from whence the hair gets It's life.
 Letters from prominent people every where are daily proving that Newbro's Herpicide stands the test of use. - | 1t Is delightful dreeslng clear, pure and free from oil or gfeaee.s
 Sold by leading drdssists. Send loc in stamps for sample to The Herplcide Go Detroit, Mich. E. c. Fowler, Special Agent -fEi:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
CONCERNING RPHRAIM'S
 NOSE.
nY HAnRrET c. CANFrELD.

tcopyright, lS6s. by Daily Story Pub. Col
 Ephraim James has been "kespin com com pany" with pretty Sally brlsoane los th,.e 1,ears--ever since she was ie, and that was a long .ime-at Kyte's Cor hers. ,.,,.-
 There's nothin' to hinder you gtttin rrary4ed.p her father mildly remarked on several occasions. and her Aunt Eliza said very plainly that she considered such dIlIy- -dalIyin' a temptin' of Providence. lis aa plain as the nose on your face" ghe exclaimed, that you care for him pIentyr' whereat Sally blushed painful . iv. for 1t was "the nose on" Eph's "face" that obscured her vision of happiness.
 Such a little thing as Eph's nosel Ah' that was 1t! It, was too little! saiiy ac-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
@A AA~A~~ . AoAANAAAAM o . SOCIAL ITEMS. sW
 @AA AH@@~AA@~~ c eco
The following invitation has been sfs<d. N = s.'as.

| .l. .- tsl1I < s 7. 41 "a The following invitation has been is- The Algonquin Club X
 requests the pleasure of your company. Monday evening. December twenty-elghth from nine until twelve. Opening German Season is0s.L Miss Carrie Berry left yesterday for . visit to friends in Montgomery and Ever. green, Ala, before returning to her home ! in EufauIa.. Her visit here to Mrs. c. O. Locke was attended by series of bril- liant social functions. = Birmingham
 News.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Pelxer and family | have gone to Caiifornia. They will visit the City of Mexico. San Francisco, Port land. Ore, and YelloWstone Park before
 they return They will be zone for sev- eral months.
 Miss Fine Lancaster returned last Sat-
 urday from pleasant visit to her sister. Mrs. R, T. Goodwin of MontsOmery.- Miss Eleanor Gillian spent Monday in Montgomery. y.--wetumplxa Herald. Hrs. Maud r. Pitts and two children of Vtcksburg, Miss, Is visiting her fa- ther and mother. Mr and Mrs. F. A. rIoWerS1 at llb Ctayton Street. and will remain until after the holidays. Mas Mary Belle Jones' will entertain at cards on Thursday morning and Thurs day afternoon. the 24th of December, at her home. 5SS South Hull Street. Miss Elizabeth Winter. who has been visiting her uncle. MT. Calhoun. in Chl- cago, returned home yesterday morning. Mrs c, F. Davis of Hartford is visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs. Robert West, at l1s Clayton Street.
 Mrs. A. H. Munger of Kansas City is expected in Montgomery to spend the holidays. @ 4s
 Mrs. C.. achleihauf has returned to ontgomery.-C Crenshaw County Critic.
 Mrs. A. E. Merriam and son are visiting Mrs s. D. Flynn on Columbus Street.
 Mrs. l.. M. Bunkley is visiting her daughter Mrs Hall. 20 Sayre Street.
 The Magazine Club will meet this after noon with Mrs Neal L. Anderson.
 Mrs. Laura Hill will entertain the Fri- day Night Card Club tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
INsrECTRD LIBRARY.

Trustees Rrsparing to Accept the
 Building.
 The Board of Trustees of the Montgont eFy Carna@le library yesterday afternoon buildlnR at the corner of Adams and Per " Streets, preliminary to the acceptance of the contract for the erection of the Building.
 The Inspection was not ip detail and other closer inspections will be made be- fore the building is accepted A member of the Board of Trustees said last night that he could give out ne statement as to the probable time of the formal opening Of the library. No libga- rian has as yet been chosen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
obUIDN'r nNcovnR nAlEAaHs
Jury Would Not Award Mrs. Dow
 ling A IuAer.ank

4 verdict for she street railway was rendered yesterday by jury tn tho civil division of the City Court nG aGonteom- cry. Judge A. p. Sayre presiding in the ease of Mrs. DrusiIla Bowling, who sued tha Montgomery Street Railway for $2.Go0 aamaacs.
 The plaintiff was a passenger in a car of the defendant company saveraI n,onfhs ago While on &he ear. ahe aIleged thasl lt became uncontrohlAble. causing her e. Jump. She received injuries which kapt her in an inflrmary several wesln. The defendant introduced e~iaenea fn Prove that the car was never fronn under the control of the motortnan and that Mrs. powiin9's jump and injuries were
 .Tho case consumed the entsre tirna Nf the court yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
k1GugEMENTB. Montgomery zhsakrs Saturday Matinee and M kht

The eminent succAss. the 0utnlan q Wall Imperial Minstrsls, which scared such triumph last season. will be seen here at the Montgomery Theatre satur. day matinee and night. Evetything that is possible and probable to be iueorporat- cd fin a program has been provided for In the one offered by this comhlnation, until 1t would seem that nothing novel and amusing could Dc further found. with which to create surprise. merrimens ana entertainment. Seats BOW on sale,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
Tale of Pines petitfons,

Washington. Dec. iIs~The Senate in ex- EeYirose relative to protest from Afnert- cans in the Isle of Pines aGai1ast the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
MISS JONES AND
 1GR. SMITH MARRIED.

Yesterday evening at o'clock. at the home of Rev B. F. Treadway. pastor of the Clayton Street Baptist Church. Miss Lena Jones and Mr. James B. Smith were quietly united in marriage.
 The bride fs the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jasper Jones on South McDonougii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

Do not huv cold storage eggs when you can get Sreah y&rd-lasd ewwn at same price at Meehan 6 1Eorria
 Phone 2ae.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
MRs. G1EIow VIsIrs

SAs1sNSe AA-SS
 Mrs Martha s. Gieiow. Alabasna's gift cd writer and eIoeutionist. has been re- gently the guest of Mrs. J. H. Munger In Kansas City. News comes that Mrs. Gielow has been accorded asroyala recep- ton there.
 Mrs. Munger gave Southern even- ing" a most charming affair, and Mrs. Gielow gave program of old plantation songs and stories.
 She has given seven recitaIs there in less than month and is booked for sew eral others. -
 It will please Mrs. Gielow's friends in Alabama to learn that she has been en- tertained in Kausas in the Ioveliest man. ner. She writes friend in Montgomery: My visit to Mrs. Munger is the joy of my stay here. She is a real Southern queen and graces her prineely homo az only Southern queen can. Mfr. Munger Is charming and hospltable gentleman in his home.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

Our homemade Hams and bacon are sweet and juicy: "ur Lard Is pure; our Chickens and Turkeys are lat.
 Fl. [. Xelvertcn & Son, 'Fhone QAT. No. Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

The kidneys ache when they are over worked and the trouble gete Flcps m tef3 6 a reliable Kidney tenic erd towal saEulafor.. ,NoAsxlaNa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

There w1Ii bo special sale of Books for ladies this aftsrnoon and tonight ak QQ Conznerce at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
cREDrTORs WANT onDnR.
Ask That M.s. Long of selma De

AUX. G1At 0kas Long or selma oc Adtudged Bankrupt
 A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the United States Court by Pollock and Bernheirner of Mobile. l.. Jones q O., and B, !. Wolf & Sons aGainst Mrs. Rosa Long of Selma.
 The petition ayers that the alleged bankrupt owes the petitioners st.oo0 ln ex- cess of what she can pay. 4 receiver is asked for.
 , The answer of the alleged hankrupt Is made returnable December q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

ratification of the treaty hsfwsen the :laited States and Cuba Givins the islahd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
no m. AND lrRs. HAMN.

Mir. and Mrs. James Hamn entertained at dinner yesterday at their home on West Clay Street, in compliment to Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Hann. who were mar ried Wednesday night at Bonifay, Fla,
 There were covers for twenty guests and the table decorations were of ferns and roses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
JENKrNs-JoNEs.

The following invitations have been re. ceived by friends fin Montgomery: Afr. and Mrs. Edward N. Jones request tho honor of your presence at tho marriage of their daughter.
 Katherine Ellis. . s to
 pr. John Felix Jenkins,
 on Tuesday afternoon, December the twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and three, at half after threc o'clock, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
 Camden Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
lUcliieii and Society.
Nx lERn. .. lk. Dn QvTxNs

Street. and is very attractive young woman. Mir. Smith is a well known young man here who has many friends all of whom will De interested in the mar riage. Mir. and Mrs. Smith are at home to their friends at ei7 Jefferson Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
THE REsT TOURs GLUE.

A new club recently Organized, tho members of which have all traveied ex- tensively. met last evening with Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Gay at their home on south Hull Street.
 After much mefriment, occasioned by the suggestion of appropriate names, the
 members decided unanimously on that of tsrhe Rest Tours Club
 Mir. Robert Tyler and Rev. Mir. Gay both made interesting talks to the club on the subject of Tours We Have Taken"
 Three new members were admitted at this meeting Mir and Mrs. Whitfield and Mrs. Horace Strinsfellow. . Mir. and Mrs. Gay entertained the club defiehtfuily on this occasion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
LRAK-rTTWILER.

Mir. J. c. Carter has announced the engagement of his niece. Miss Lula Per- due snetwiler, to Mr. William Marshal Leak the marriage to take place at the home of Mir. Carter at Chisholm. Decem- Der 50th. at 6;sO o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
MRS. coLpTHWAITE

11k&E & &I&E& 4&&&1&8 &RAIAf&i# &1A v &tt Mrs. Rouert Goldthwaite was hostess at the Ionian Club meeting yesterday morn. ing and entertained delikhtfnlly.
 The literary program was an especially attractive one. and was as follows: Reading from Pope, selected. by Mrs. Robert Goldthwalte.
 Five Minute Talks: ,
 Lady Mary Wortisy Montasue.. by Mrs. Fisk
 "Bolingbroke,'' by Mrs. John Stratford.
 This being the last netting of the clab before Christuaas. the hostess imparted a genuine holiday spirit in every detaiL
 In the dining room upon beautifully decorated table stood { sem of a Christ mas tree.
 The tahle of polished mahogany reflect cd the lights from tapers and red shaded lamps and the lavish decoration of holly and eyerEreens added the touch needed to impress the guests that Christmas was near
 Mousse was served in wafer cornuco- pias tied with scarlet satin ribbons. while linked into the ribbons were sprigs of holly and card with a. quotation from Pope-the mornings study subject. As a second course, eggnog was served.
 This was one of the most charming mornings entertainment in the history of the Club.
 Besides tlie members of the Club. Mrs. Goldthwaite had as her guests Mrs. Herr bert Bennington Batle of Raleigh. aud Mrs, J. D. Beale.
 Two new members were elected at this meeting. Mrs. Albert Woolfolk and Mrs. Lewis Cobbs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18
mnTHrRe, UNION MET
WTTH WRa IoEn

|a&&WX&zG&W VM&QM 1@A
 WITH NR& LOEB. | Yesterday afternoon at her. elegant home on Mcntgomery Street, the members of the Mothers Union and a number of invited guests were charmingiy entertain ed by Mrs. Jacques Loeb.
 l This was social meeting of tho Club and the President. Mrs. A. T. Goodwin. announced sin the beginning that all bus fnAss would be dispensed with. A de- iightfui program had been arranged tor the occasion, consisting of music, read- inRs ana recitatiofs 3s lg Among the numbers were two songs. rendered by Mrs. H :. c, Gunnels. Flor ian song." by Goddard, and "A Memory. z by Edna Rosaiind Park. Mrs. Gunneis has sweet. pathetic voice. rich in tone and full of tenderness. and her rendition Pf these songs gave great pleasure.
 Mrs. Goodwin read selection from .sBleak House. Mrs. Goodwin is a gifted reader. and Der Interpretation Of Dickens's story Of child fife in poverty snd degredatton. brought tears to the eyes of her listeners. Pfofexsor Marcus Meyer rendered two violin solos, Jcsceiyn,.s < by Goddard, and "A serenade.y by Pierre.
 1 He resp6nded to a hearty encore with another beautiful selection, Professor Meyer was accompanied on the plano by Mfr, Loush.
 l After the conclusion of the program some time was spent in delightful inter course and the enjoyment of delightful re- freshments served from a table beautiful In an adorning of white and green. The ladies who assisted Mrs. Loeb in entertaining and serving her guests were: Mrs. D. Cadden. Mrs. Forney stephen Mn, Ms. L. Bernheim. Mrs. George Me. Combs. Mrs. c. F. Moritx
 The next meting of the Mothers Union will be held on January !, when the meIn- bers will met with MrN Frank Young at her home on Clayton Street,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

intelligently to all housekeepers using coal and Wood Stoves and try to convince with Reasonable arguments that the only sensible ! way towards tightening the housekeeping burdens is to discard the oldtime ways of cooking and install modern
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06
The Happiest Man.

The happiest man In the world is
the everyday. go-as-you-please fellow
without any frills; the man who works
and pays his bills and has the respect
and confidence Of his fellOw-men: the
man who lays aside a little money
AZ he rursues the even pathway 10
the goal The man who always has
sufficient food and clothing for him.
self and family, all the necessities Of
life. but does not try 20 get a corner
on the output OF the state and all the
transportation and navigation contain
ed therein. He never expects 10 wear
out the following part OF his pants in
the senate chamber or on the stock
exchange; and when he slides into his
clothes In the morning he does not
waste an hour or two trying 10 se-
Iect the proper tint OF socks. suspen-
ders and neckties that viii blend the
general effect lie earns his daily
bread by the persplratlon Of his man.
ly brow or by the gray matter Of his
brain
He eats three meals per day and en-
Joys what he eats and is not compelled
TO slt half tho might doping himself
with patent medicines 20 cure dys-
pepsia or putting poultices OF his con.
science This kind OF a man Is happy
because he does not spend his life
looking for something that Is too
large for his caliber and consequently
ia not embittered by contemplating a
past that is full OF shattered hopes and
blighted ambition Charleston Couri.
or.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06

Knoxville. Tenn. Feo. "a trag.
edy occurred this morning In a board
ing house In the western part Of the
city.
William Thompson. who has been
employed as a weaver In the Knoxville
WOolen mills. became angered with
his wife on accent Of another couple
being assigned 10 sleep In the same
room with them a. their boarding
house.
Il IS said they quarreled and he
arose from bed. dressed himself and
deliberately shot his wife.
He then went out into the street,
shot himself through the head and
died instantly.
Mrs Thomas may survive.
She IS about IS years old and Thom.
as was about p.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
10 one minute because It kills the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem.
brane, causing the cough. and al the
same time clears the phlegm, draws
out the Inflammation and heals and
soothes the affected parts One Min.
ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs
wards OF pneumonia and is a harmless
and never falling cure In all durable
cases Of coughs. colds and Groups. One
Minute Cough Cure Is pleasant to
take. harmless and good alike fer
young and old. City Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06
Te,s.ney e u. Tlmss.

n. tendency q medical science is
toward preTeltive measures. The
seEs thcuzht o, he world ls being
given % the subject It u easier and
better 70 prsvent han 20 cure. II has
been fully demonstrated that pneumO-
ala one q the most dangerous dis
easeS that medical men have 70 con
tend with. can be prevented By the
use u Cham berlaln's Cough Remedy.
PneumOlia always results from a cold
o. from an attack ~ Influenza grip
and Do has been observed that this rem
e1y cOInteracts any tendency Of these
diseases toward pneumonia This has
been fully proven In many Thousands
Of cases In which this remedy has been
used during the great prevalence Of
colds and grip Ia recent years. and
can be relied upon with Implicit con
ndence. Pneumonia often results
from a slight cold when no danger r.
apprehended until u Is suddenly dis
covered that there Is fever and din
Guilty in breathing and pains In tbs
chest, then u Is announced that tbs
patient has pneumonia BE on tbs
safe side and take Chamberlain
Cough remedy as soon as the cold Il
contracted II always cures. For salt
by City Drug Store. r. J Ramsey an,
Ardmore Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06
HUNTING CARIBOU.
on-. shof ThrsuzA the u-.rr. n.a
I've HasErea Narts-

Ile c1r.lc- 3 rc-E tea llcr-s = Lf1
saTs $. W watts l CllLsr's Weekrr
writing sDol- Lu1--r f-ase a-l--lrs
Co Neu fos1.l11.i ~ c-u-1rl1a -ssd
- g. Wi-tL s--r ara TIE ur.-sr uss1
an : Mal-i.c-tr. VITA So s-rc-S
guns re were ae1c- atte % r-1 q
b-s stag vita a El--ie f1g- sFsl ube1
IL r O. vital spcc- u-e that tie Hrl.-
. slot through TIE he1rr rla u.-h -te
res- q. IT, drove - 10 yar5s as
tkg1gh b had ~ u@ea touche1. -
fore cgllaps-ns W1sa ~s oce1s5 kl-a.
be Lad o1iy 90 buliss h1ls a-t Us
heart uas cgt ln fua A1c-ksr we1-
ebo1t tae sane distance ca the Jump
With bo,h fore s15uiisrs trcken and
bullet tkrDEgh t1e -.ck On ssrerai
o-her oceasiOus f1- rags VIA biz
vsoi q Eith suca str-ugrh that wke1
tksy fel tLey tEg t5elr 1utlers ID the
grDu-f a1d turled cuupigte so2sr-
Euits
TIE Erst csrlbcu Ee killed vas q
faEn We p.cket HIN oct bela 80 we
WAITED n@.t and being youce we
thouzlt he O-ght 20 = tender. 10 fact.
kg~eFer. his uszt was almost useless
Ian. to1gh. strllgy and very dark
n c1lOr. This Vas dlsiculf % under
E-zDt. and tie guides. far soue rsasoa.
were unable % oSer an explanation
However. ] learued the reason later.
IL appears that during the mating So
scu the fawns are weaned Tie old
sag driving tie fauu auav from tie
DOther. VIII strike hiru with his horns
and chss- lim half O nile. As sooa
ss the stag gives Up the chase and
turns back % the dOe the fawn win re-
turn. then the stag win chase him
again This is kept Up for eight O. ten
days with the result that from worry.
violent exercise and change % diet the
meat o. tas fawn becomes Tor q time
unpalatsble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06
~ rnE oAoOo HILLS.
rr.sssr. ssriss - Casa irsisns
Ea1ertiy Fsgre.

casss. G. T. Fsb s-F1r a. 5as'
Fsre-aI ueess strange pa--iss have
been roaosf raging i- tte Ca--9
ais f1-r ules tolfheaEf lf Ca-1o
AZ frsf C. uas t.11E1t -keT Esre
proagecflnr parties Ioos--g over re
Izrts f1- -l-ersIs. but r9E 90 seems
10 have 1eveiossti tkst t1ey ue-e s1-'-
frs for burie5 treasures uhi-a Eaa
suyposes 70 have BEE. barred soze-
where ln fhs cato hls ~ tEe Ca-io
istfzrs over SIXTY yearH aga.
TEers has often beer fo4-t hc.es
a1r in tie Er51rs a. varlols places
fa hese hus Tes.ertaT q party q
plsa.s-re seess-s ,o1-t a hoie r-cs
sarser than ne res. t1a, appezrsi o.
have bee- recently erravate1 it iook-
% a. "a large czsEet or kettle lad
49, taEeu o1t on further search
fAeT fo-r1 near a large tree piece
Of pzper ,orn froz counoz note
sook o. ukIca vere written these
words
TIE ueaE1rl that has l9ag been
sosgtt is fond We have got TIE
boodie a-t g1ue. We synpafhize
for loss uho have soagat ,or this aas
fzref
The uErztgre Vas naaninaisss ard
igherzsle eEceSt to words
Hhich co1i1 BE- nsee or to mean
Never Ie1ico
A. o.d CaoctaH tells q q battle
thsf vas f91ghf i1 these bills many
yeara aEo y the Cadsos and Caoo-
tz~s ne Ch5ctzEE klll1z a. o. the-
but eight. Eho ESCAPED. and 70 vas
oelesed thsy Ee1t % HeEico. He
says here rss a buried treasure II
las hills
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-02-06

A certain butcher is renowned among
his contemporaries FOR the quaintness
and originality OF some Of his remarks.
On q road leading to a neighborine
parish he one day met a gentleman who
at the time owed him for some meat.
After a salutation the gentleman re-
marked:
That's a fine fat dog you have. Al
exander"
"Sae weel he may. sir, was the reply,
"for he has an easy conscience and is
DOT O debt. and that's mair than you or
l can sayr'
The hint was taken. and the butcher
got his money next day.-London An
eWers