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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-21
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J. NJ Davis was visitor to Ard.
more yesterday from Madill
J. b. Harrison was in the city yes
tCrday afternoon from Dougherty.
F. Field is in the city from sulphur
ON business.
J. I. Morrow is in the city from
Ada on business.
/. o. Lewis was in the city from
Madll today
D. A. Majors and r. r. Poole are
. in the city today from Elk.
Nerker L. Taylor a prominent young
lawyer Of Pauls valley is in the city
on legal business
| l. W Williams Of Purcell was in
the city yesterday afternoon on bus
iness.
/ o. T. Anderson and W. W Gausen
N.uuewood were in the city yes.
tcrday on business.
J =. Wright Of the Santa Fe was
in the city today on business pertain
ing 10 that road
Mrs. n b. Corlock left yesterday al.
! teruoon over the Frisco tor Montecel-
/ 10. Ark, to spend the holidays
Henderson Freeman LETT yesterday
afternoon for Chari ock, N. G., to spend
tho holida.a with icat.ves
G. A. Glasslngain and W H. Brooks
Of Marietta were in the city yesterday
cn route to their old home at Atlanta
Ga, to spend the holidays.
I'D Frashor has returne from chi.
cago where he has been for some time
to spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Frasher
Mike Goldman, one Of DougherJys s
merchants, was in the city today.
Or j. r. Barnwell and wife from
Oyerbrook were here today done
Christmas shopping
Miss Edna O'Neal left yesterday al
ternoon for Paris to spend the hoh
days with relatives
Mrs. r. r. kearncy left yesterday
afternoon Tor Memphis. Tenn, to
spend the holidays with friends an,
relatives
Mrs G.P Roiischnuidcr ana = ldren
will leave tonight for Port l.avaca
Texas, to spend several weeks with
relatives.
Roy Denning has returned from Ok
lahoma where he has been Tor som.
time, to spend the holidays with rel
stives.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clark and Mrs
Linnie MclSain of Dallas are here Wis
iting their mother Mrs. W. r. Wood
who has been very i'll.
George Corhn OF the firm OF Bivens
Corhn & Co, left yesterday afternoon
for Kansas City on business in the in
torest of his firm.
Frank Whtlock left yesterday al
tcrnoon for Clarksvilc, Ga, to spen'
tho holidays with the old folk al
home
! ". A. Gillian left yesterday alter
noon for birmingham, Ala, to spen
month with his kinfolk at tina
place which is his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs .. T. Gregory depar'
od today over the Gu ,ctav' ,or 10,
suth, Miss. where they w:ll Gpend tn
holidays visiting with Mrs Gregory
: paevs.
Tom and Cleve Wyont leave thi
afternoon TO spend Christmas wit
their mother AT Henrietta, TeXal
From there they viii go to AmarilI,
Texas.
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Mcddinn Belle.

Married at eleven O'Clock last night
at the parsonage .. Carter Avenue
Methodist Church, Rev j G. Scivally,
presiding. Frank smith, age %. and
Annie lvoy. age lS both Of Springer
At three O'Clock this afternoon the
same clergyman officiating, Luther
Ehdrigc. age 22 Of Cnn and volma
Harrison, age IS OF Ardmore
Both couples have the good wishes
OF the Ardmorcitc for a long and
useful life
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Those who saw Miss Helen Grautlv
as Indiana saltwater In Martha Nor
tons pleasing comedy Tier Lord amt
Master two seasons ago. will vel.
come tho announcement that shc vii.
revive this Wholesome play FOR he-
annual tour This season The exact
date OF her engagement here will be
announced later.
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The most thrilling, up-to.da,c sensa
tional melodrama, In Louisiana" at
the opera house ON Thursday, Dee, -
Everything new; il Is one of the mos
marvellous and magnificent mechani-
cal masterpiece before the public. 10
miss II is 10 regret IT,
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All the world loves lover, ana you
will certainly fall in line when you
.DlLow simple. pretty love story that
runs through Americas greatest sen
salional mclodrama In Louisiana At
the opera house, Thursday night DE
cpmbcr o.
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As a holiday remembrance to the
folks at home, there il nothing else
quite 50 appropriate as an annual sub
scription To the Ardmoreite. Orde .
IL today
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The Commercial club OF Muskogee
has done much toward dcvclopids
that place Il has just elected r. W.
Gulick secretary OF the Elks. as sec
rotary of tho commercial club with
salary OF SlUO per month.
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Heart FIutterInu.

Undigosted food and gas in the
stomach, located just below the heart,
presses against IL anG rsLsrs heart
pa pitation. When yjir heart trouo'
les you that way take herbine iOI a
few days You will soon be all right
soc bottle. Sold by ". u. Frame
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Bloc Wanted.

hur the erection Of a fourroour
dwelling in the city Of Ardmore, /
T Apply 10 X. q. Tucker, Ardmore.
i,e office
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Only IT, cents TO enjoy the best con
cert OF the season. at Hargroye Col
lcEe Friday night 2l.2
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Catholic Church.

Ther" viii be midnight mass helj
Christmas Eve night at the Catholic
church All are invited 10 attend and
participate in this service. 2U-4
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STOLEN

sloLEN-$35 reward Tor one black
horse. 10 hands high, BRANDED n on
left shoulder has spit IN lyc car.
viii pay $35 reward tos horse aGu
thief. A. W. Speak, woodford. /.
I. 80 dSw.lm
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jus, received a iarPe lot oi lamb
wool soes FOR Christmas slippers
lS.1J HAMILTON + GO.
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Don't miss llargroyo Friday night.
10 cents for au children. Adults IS
cents. 2l.2
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We are santa Agents for hoG
clippers for Christmas
1857 HAMILTON q co.
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LOST-A ladys purse containing
l.yceum tickets and small change
Finder please return to this office
2l.3t.
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Are you going? where uargro,c
Friday night. What is ito The big
semiannual concert, and only fifteen
cents to hear it, PIP
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The latest in Kid gloves for men
AZ w. H. Byrd e. Cos. 1876
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FOR SALE For the next thirty dav.
Will sell general merchandise. J.
l.. Jackson, Glenn. l. +. 2o.tf
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SALES LADIES Wanted al the BAL
timOru Racket store u
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MISS kArAeRINe MecAee
2on

Professional Nurse.
20-lm Phone 81
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LIVESTOCK.
Chicago.

nugs upenec s'fEuN Ub l'Ii
v.r teceipts last year -,0uO
tx, 435.I70; good So 40 koOg'
100 AZ; iCo 425 as tHlLir strong,
{, ~ higher. SHEEP ssgy
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WANT COL ] N \
WANTED.

" NNNTED Men to lcarn The barb,t
trade. Shortest and me thorough
method, practical eNperIen e. cara
ful instructions. lit, expense.
board and tools provided. Come
now and complete during busy
season. Catalogue Iree. Molcr Bar
Der College, Fort Worth, Texas. 1870
FOR RENT--A suite of Office rooms
over Randors store. Il W Randol.
WANTED Responsible man TO man
age an Office and distributinG de.
pot for large manufacturing con
cern. Salary $1,000 per annum and
commissions. Applicant must have
good references and 81 600. Capital
secure. Address, Supl 32& West
IL ST. Chicago 1916
WANTED TO know the address OF
Martha Ward Her last known ad.
dress was Dolberg /. T. Any infor
nation leading 10 her present
whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceiyod by her niece.
MRS. NJ. G. SUGGS,
l9-3t ThaCkeryilc. !. I.
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Meet me at Uargroyc Friday night
21-2t
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Swell dressors should drop in al
w. II. Byrd a cos. and look over the
finest line Of woolens in the territory
Fit and workmanship guaranteed
IS.6t
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MARKET REPORTS

tBy Guillot Bros. members New or
leans &c tton Exchangel
Ardmore, l. r.. Dec. 2l.-The fol
lowing quotations show the ma. ket CT
today,
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HOFFMAN a WATKINS
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TO ADVERTISE RS.

At Hargrove Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Choosing Friends.

It is a 2oe,i idea to choose your
friends as you do yonr =owns-because
they Wear well The pretty face OF
another girl lnay attract You TO her on
first acquaintance. but YOU want to
have Il better reason than her pink and
White complexion for spending much
time with her. Don't select a girl as
Your particular friend because she is
wealthy or because she lives in a pret-
ty home or because she has horse OF
her oW4 Ia drive The right kind OF
friendships, grow with Your growth
ana hold fas{ in spite of change and
separation. But such friendships have
a solid foundation Choose today the
friend you Will he proud Of Wien you
are Il woman 1t does not take long
to ire of those WHO are selfish and
silly
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Opposite Postoffice.
LAUNDRY LINES.

Do not allow your irons to become
red hot as they will never again retain
the heat.
\ little starch in pillow slips and
handkerchiefs keeps them clean longer
than If not starched.
In washing. boiling water works eff
fectiycly in scalding soiled clothes and
killing disease germs.
If starch is too strong for stiffening a
delicate fabric use very weak gum Wa
ter or rinse i'll water which has few
Jumps Of sugar dissolved i'll it.
When washing linen dissolve a little
pipeclay in the water, which saves
half the usual labor and soap This
improves the color of clothes almost as
much as bleaching.
When you are ironing any dark ma
terial do not put a linen cloth under
meath, as the lint VIII come off on to
the stuff. and YOU will have great ditii
Guilty i'll brushing it off again.
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HOW TO LOVE A GIRL.
Care should he Taken to Discrimi-
nntc Among Many Nnrieties.

All girls like to be loved, but they
are not all alike, and care should he
taken to discriminate among the many
varieties.
In making love to an old maid the
rreIininarieS only are necessary. Give
her 4 fair start, and she will do the
rest. Remember that She is making up
for lost time and hold on tight md
shut your eyes. As long as she has
taken the cue don't fear the result
You needn't do n thing
When she is young and innoofnt
with a frank opcnwork countenance
ana with 10 experience, get up early
every morning and watch her door
s!Cn. There are others on the same
tr;..l. and if YOU wish to he an active
mon.hcr of tie club YOU must do your
share of the work If she accepts flow
crs and fruit readily. don't get too gay.
This is only Nour priv il"%". And when
YoU feel that yGu cannot stand ii any
longer tell her So and leave th" rest to
her Size vi lt,. .,et.I Teacher. You
needn't de Il thing.
With widow he calm aud utrnoVed
in the face oI danger Nou are in for
il and don't eel ralti"d. Sit around
wIe..e yoH eaH le it.t,..,i and submit
io everything. l.at rcNVlu3"r that 50
far as You are concerned there IS moth
inG doing. Ii won't hc "ccsSary.
If she is Il tall, straight blond. With
lustrous eyes and Il large, open smile
don't ALLOW Your feelings to overcome
you DO the right thing and wait. She
Will see that You are we'll taken care
of
Or, if she IS any other Kind of girl, it
doesn't matter. Don't do thing your.
self She will do the rest No matter
how slow you may be, have no fear of
the ultimate result.
But be sure of one thing before be-
ginning get million or so.-Tom Mas
son in Smart Set.
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Bob1Dy's DescriptfOn,

Bobby was calling with his aunt ON
the mother of small boy who was
somewhat boWlegged and most unmis
tnkably pigeontoed. 1t happened that
Bobby cad seen only straight limbed
youngsters before this, though he was
familiar. it seemed, with some other
Ills that flesh is heir to- AS Robby's
AGi!.s friends little boy made his mi
tia appearance in the doorway. "Oh,
nuat.e.' exclaimed the irrepressible,
''iooK at that funny boy what's cross
eyed in both feet New York Mail
and Express.
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Jana upSc Names
( otElfall'

II Viii simplify the understanding Of
Japanese geographical n8lues to bear
IN mind that they are in many eases
coapounds of which the termination is
a descriptive Word
Thus in Fuiiyama Fama means
mountain. shima means island. rs in
Thushima; slki is cape NADIA, sea ko,
lake, hanna. shore (NokohamM,
Chamberlain called Japanese the
hardest of all )anSuagcs for a foreigner
To learn thoroughly. Its syllable alpha
bet comprises seventy three characters
rs an example of how words -
formed. ,iin-riki-sha means MAN power
CarriaNnS
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4 New TeleSCupe.

\ young italian optieian named 7'om.
maso landi has perfected an invention
from which great results are expected
IN the Held of astronomy by giving
enormously increased power 20 the telr-
scope 1t is claimed that tile l.andj
lens enables objects to be magutied to
the extent of $4,000 diameteis. while
preserving perfectly distinct picture
of the object, Landi has been greatly
hampered in his studies by poverty.
but his invention has how reached! Il
point al which legal protection can be
obtained - London Globe.
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The Red Cross,

Few societies in the wcrli have done
more to relieve suffering :han the Red
Cross. Yet few have had so small a
fixed income The American branch
has had to depend upon q few annual
subscriptions and such voluntary con
trihutionS as have been evoked by dis
aSter. Now a movement has been
started to create a large national pto-
pies fund. made mp OF annual con
trihutiouS OF 81, To he held in such a
way that the instant a cry for help is
heard the help Will be ready. and as
the Rcd Cross is at the same time or
gan2inG or conducting "tirst aid
classe>" al over the luIted States. il
is intended chat the help shall he in
telli4cnt as We'll as prompt Youth $
{
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
h1ree,:sl,

All sorts of glass vessels and other
utensils can be purified by rinsins
them We'll With charcoal powder Rub
hing the teeth aud washing out the
mouth With fine charcoal powder will
heautilY the former and purify the
breath putrid water can be imme-
diateiy deprived Of its bad smell by
charcoal. ana 4 few pieces Of char
cosd pIlced on meat fish etc, that
are beginning to spoil Will preserve
tA,m s1tyl absorb all the strong otlors
\ tahlet OF willow charcoal taken
I've daily VIII purify the stomach
and aid digestion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Fires and Sunday

Will somebody explain why about all
our great contia gratous come on Sun
days RaltimorcS came on sunday, rs
did Chicago'S. Rostonss started at Il
late hour Saturday night but il ragged
over Sunday. one plausible WaN OF ac-
counting for ii is that the business
places that are alive With human ac-
tiNitv six days of the Week are closed
ON the seventh and at the most have
the care only of Il watchlnan. nder
such conditions flames may burn for
hours without detection and particu-
larly In the day, when even the Nlgi-
lance of Il watchlnan Will likely be re-
faxed The fire which on ANY business
day would he instantly and sllc,rsstul-
Iy eombated has Oh Sunday time to
spread and gain Roadway which is not
easily overcome. Boston Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
PILES! PILES! PILES!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind. Bleeding, liberated
mors. allays the itching at once, acts
as a poultice, gives instant relief. DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared only for Piles and Itching cf the
private parts, and nothing else. Every
box is guaranteed. Sold by druggists.
sent by mail for soc and $1.00 per box.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props, Cleveland,
Ohio. For sale by w. L. DeWoody and
company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Only One Thing LmcI. ing

After Years of patient research the
sclttitific eXpefimenter had succeeded
IL combining several rare chemicals i'll
10 Il new aud powerful remedial asen=
cy.
What will it cure" they asked him
Il don't know yet. | am hunting for
the disease he exclaimed his eye
kinding With the enthusiasm of the
born inventor Chicago Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
4 B:iri.uin.

"But," protested the broker who had
advertised for Il confidential clerk,
y want too much salary
i've had q great deal of experience
in the brokerage business, urged the
applicant
But YOU ask too much ful IT,"
My dear sir, assure You I'm of
fcring it to you for much less than it
cost me- Philadelphia lresS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
THE PRICE OF BUTTER.
auotntions Are Made In EIgin For
All the World.

II is a curious and rrmarkHbl" fact
that Elgtn, a littl" town i'll Illinois, vir
tgalIy dictates the price of butter for
the world Elgin, which las Il popula-
tion of less than 5000 is noted for The
excellence Of the watches as we'll as of
the butter ii makes.
The market rate of the dairy product
Is fixed in 81 peculiar WAY every week
bv the Elgin board of trade an organ
izatlon with %3G members, representing
40 creaincrieS, where butter is pro
duccd The board meets every Monday
noon. with about 100 persons present,
some being men with butter to sell and
others being buyers, representatives OF
firms in New York, Chicago and other
cities The creamery men offer for sale
various lots of their commodity, and
bids are made for Ties" by the would
be purchasers The secretary of the
board records on a blackboard each hid.
and Just before . 80 p M, when. ar-
cording to rule, the bidding closes, ne
calls for final bids and asks each settler
If he accepts the bid made for his but
ter Some of the sellers accept, others
decline, and all the transactions are
put on record.
Then the quotation committee, com
posed Of five members, rrtIres TO an ad-
joining room, considers the prices pld
and those demanded and also the con
dition of the market, of the rattle OF
the pastures. etc, and soon reports 10
the open board what, in its Judgment.
is n fair price for butter. The figure
SO determined is accepted without de
mur and prevails for the remainder OF
the week. On this basis purchases are
made for both domestic and foreign
markets. -IeSlit's Weekly
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TLe IrnuiAln

Il wonder why MIR. oldhow goes to
see Miss itoeNs after sire hd~ rejected
ltim 50 enphaticaIlX,' remarked uo.
Jack.
Just 70 pass away tie time" Sus.
gCstod TomdIk
"Hut the reason he WIS refused was
that he had already passed away too
much time" Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
color Fer Steering Rooms.

For sleeping rooms white is said to
be the most sanitary color, as it is the
most festtul and least absorbent OF
germs and odors. Have white washa-
Die curtains and a bare floor OF one
covered with mating which can be
washed up With salt and water Have
wool blankets. E>oheW silk comfort
ers- for silk Is i nouconductor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
INCiA SUPER STlTtONS
Typtca, story illustrating the De-
lief In Anina! Ghosts


India is tull 81 aH!.&al 2no-ts. from
the HiGlalayaS to Gaa@ GOuJrju II the
natives may be ueaeveA Here Is q
typical story:
by til" beard of ;ny father, sahib, I
speak str;yi2.l words. S;,!l an o'L Mo-
hammel.tD u%Aout One evening Wa
were hunting Wild elephants in the
Jungle for our lord the Uah&raja OF
Gldhaur. saw d large tusNer alone
by pool! His color was grayiSh
white. and MY heart beat fast for |
thought Allah had been gracious TO
ne and hal placed in my hands that
greatest of al prizes, a lord white eie
pAaut Cautiously | urged my own
tame elephant toward hlm. hou!ng that
while they made friends could b!Mt
him fast TO a trae by tie rope Ny
beast trumpeted III terror and treDDlet
violently. hnt | goaded him 90 au1
then wheu | put my hand on the Whit
elephant | felt nothing but air It was
ghost elephant. one OF thosA e}e-
plants which come back after death 70
walk the earth hAeaNse in this life they
went forth and murdered n1e0. | weut
froH the spot &S + Shaitau hjuiSete
were az my Heei>, aud SOON atterWar1
I made 4 pii4riHiase Il Mecca 10 avect
the curse. But my elephant fe!! sica
and Ited ="
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Biding His Time.

$50 he is your worst enemy
YES
"Don't YOU yearn for revcn@e?'
"Certainly. And | know I'm going to
have it, That's the beauty of this life.
Sooner or later he's bound to have the
too.i,ache, and that's worse than any.
thiuG | could hX for him. Washing
ton Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Minnesota Frogs.

st Paul and Minneapolis are the lar
gest frog markets in the world. The
total receipts for the past year FROM
tnc fro" ca,rhcrS of the state exceeded
r1autNl, ..u2cH. requiring the slaughter
of he less than 5.OD.Mp frogs Five
ye:lrs; ago no frogs We're shipped out of
Minnesota Now the business amounts
To upward of $liOOOO Il year. \ novel
industry has grown UP III st. Paul anI
Minneapolis in supplying the niicd
States with frogs legs. EroSS are
found in other states. of course. In the
south the supply will prohahly never
become exhausted. but there are no
frogs like the Minnesota product for
the epicure This IS attributed To tn"
clear, cool water which is found in
Minnesota's 10000 lakes III which the
frogs live and have their nests. Frogs,
legs are purchased all through the
states by shippers from the two cities,
and this occupation gives employment
to more than hundred families who
make good living the year aro,nd.-
Boston Transcript
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On the MruuN Iruil

1T is no more than right that the
strong should aid the weak said the
lan,aady.
Md yet" reioincd the sarcastic
border, Il fail To see how dropping L
hunk of butter in the coffee would ben
ell i any -kenueher Jourual
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
The Infant Needs

a perfectly pure, sterile, stable. easily
ahsorbahle and a>similable fo5d These
are a combination of requirements
which are found in Rorden's Eagle
brand Condensed Milk. These prop
critics are so perfectly represented in
no other form of artificial infant feed
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
OUR TREASURY SEAL.
The Inscription 1t Bears and III
early Significance.


Probably few Americans. young CT
old. have bad sufficient curiosity IN ex
6mining bank note TO translate the
Latin device on the sea! Of the treas.
ury and to inquire how 1t happened to
read as II does 4 writer In the Wash,
ington Star believes The inscription
throws hight on the hopes Of our fore
fathers resard!ns American dominion
''TheSaur Amer Septeut Slgil." IS
the leEead. An abb.evlat1on of The.
saur, Americe SeptenUionals Sigi!
lum," Seal OF the Treasury Of North
America :
Tie Cu.t,annta1 congress in l1-a az
Me>Sr> INitAarspoon Robert Morris
and K II Lee TO deslgu seas tor the
navy &lJ. t. .!n;ts}s:f It-e treasury
aeai N,,a ta..4e down 70 Us with ver9
iltt.n c!.9i.s"
i. ;l.e,- a..::sfss i vas st.i. hoped thai
CaA",!.. VOL. ss.sslt4.s!t!y in.n tie Rev
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