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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

Our shotguns are going al very lc-
prices. Come IN and see what re
0fer.
BIvENs. CORHN & FRENsLY.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

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boIes. Z7-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

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for publication than be had q few
months ago.
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The bes. Xmas gift, a scholarship
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A fresh barrel Of Coco Cola az
Kshn's. 272t
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Enter Ssi-;1zs Business College
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

CARGO cures AL kinds ut Sor
Threats. Quinsy, Hozrseless, Tonsi
ltis. Simply q ZarEle sc. City Drug
Store. ". 3. Frame. proprietor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

Fresh oysters and celery daily q;
City Fls1 Market 3-ln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

Kahn tas q number % Turkish bas-
kets and fancy gods which he did
not receive IN time FOR Christmas and
which be ~ill sell absolutely a. cos
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28

Tie -z!estic steel range IS stove
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BIvE,Ss. CORHS & FRENSLT.
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The Washington times., 1905-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Stewart
have gene to California to remain for
two months.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
MISS. RosEMARY4 BRADFORD


Westinghouse looking
this dinner the Spencer reception aferwad the
embroidered decay god with touches of the
perfect with her tasteful toilette
will them the of frequent
Thursday
Nicholas Fish
Friday afternoon
the
delegates
the
delegates o the railway from France
proptiously of
A Miller, Harding, a.
Charles Lorop Bradley, ODonnel
Denpey General Bingham,
P Lowrie Bell
others will parties number Of
them three, boxes filled with
railway
decidedly important will
them will be the
de la creme of Washington society,
the
Fish,
Ambassador will
for dinner the embassy tomorrow night
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Weddings.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
dore Nevin McAboy on y street was the
scene of quiet home wedding last
right. when their niece. Miss Margaret
May McAboy. was married to Henry
Magruder Zeller.
The brides gown was of satin chiffon
voile trimmed with rose point lace. the
veil fastened by Il wreath of lilies of
the valley. She carried shower hou-
quet of the same blossoms.
The ceremony, which was only wit
messed by' the Immediate relatives, was
performed by the Rev. Frederick B.
HoWder. OF ST. Johns Church. The
only attendants were TWO little rela-
tives CT the bride Misses Anita Ra-
Venscraft Henry and Margaret MuIhol-
land, who preceded the bride carving
baskets OF sweet peas.
Walter James Hqmlin, OF Chicago.
was best man.
There was a pretty arrangement OF
>=.saas. ferns and flowers where the
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

under twenty. is an accomplished lin
gutst. Miss Carr possesses a style, too.
which is quite distinctive being a cross
between a New York tailornaade girl
and 4 Partisan woman of fashion. She
is the granddaughter of the late Col
j. L. ID Morrison, of New York. and
her grandmother's home is the scene of
much social entertainment Her great
grandfather was Governor Carlin, of
Missouri. Miss carr gets Il large share
Of her beauty from her mother. who de-
seended from Il long line of bellies
Mrs. Charles Carroll Stein, eff Pueblo,
Col, viii spend the spring months at
1917 Thirty-frst street, Georgetown
Thirty members of the District Sons
OF the American Revolution went to
Philadelphia last Wednesday to attend
The banquet given by the Sons of the
American Revolution ut ihe BelleVue-
stratford. A large number of splendid
ly dressed women were in the balcony
10 hear the toasts and speeches, and
when Mrs. Donald Mclean, president
general OF the Daughters, reached the
box especially prepared for her, an
ovation which lasted some moments was
given her. Wallace Mclean, cousin to
Mrs. Mclean, was with her, and when
she was loudly cheer eG and called on
for a speech, he introduced hCr. The
banquet was one Of the haa9soGaast
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

ever given by this patriotic organiza-
ton. Hamilton Bailey. president of the
local branch of the s. a. r.. accom-
panied the party to Philadelphia
Among the prominent people looking
cut for houses in Washington for next
season which are adapted to entertain
ing, are Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Mclean.
Mrs. Mclean is famous for her graceful
hospitality and will be a great acquisi-
ton to Washington society. She will
have her young daughter with her, and
win probably present her formally to
society at the Capital.
Miss Ames, of Chicago. is the guest
of Miss Pauline Morton, and is making
herself exceedingly popular here with
the smart set.
Mrs. Percy Hickling has returned to
Washington from a visit to her parents,
Ex-Governor and Mrs. William A. Stone,
in Allegheny, Pa. Just before leaving
that city she was the guest OF honor at
card party given by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Stephen Stone, of Pittsburg.
Mrs Theodore w. Birnay, accompa-
MED by her two young daughters and
her mother, Mrs. H. a. Mcclellan, of
Atlanta, Ga. has returned 20 her home
at Chevy Chase.
Mrs Halle a. Rouncesaville, of Rome,
Ga, is the guest of Mrs. Fred Beall,
on Columbia Heights. Mrs. Rouncesa-
vile is State regent Of Georgia and was
until recently president general of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Since the adjournment of the d. A. r.
Congress in this city she has been IN
New York. where she was entertained
by both of said organizations.
DR.. and Mrs r. A w McI<eldin, OF
sos A street southeast, are entertaining
for the week the "Saucy Seven" an or
ganization composed OF the wives Of
! prominent citizens of Philadelphia, Pa,
end who are closely identified with the
Masonic fraternity of the Quaker City.
t The ladies of the party are Mrs
David O Bourae, president; Mrs. Harry
| Doiffnger, vice president; Mrs. PHILLIP
| c. Shaaer, secretary; Mrs. James G
| Taylor, treasurer, and Mrs. Samue
| Laughlin.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbott
| left Washington Friday evening fol
California, and win be absent unit
| October.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay stewar
have gene to California to remain fol
two months
Mr.. and Mrs James Morrison have re
turned II their home in Roanoke stree
this city. after spending the winter z
Palm Beach, Fla. where they have ;
winter nome.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
Dinners

Lord Charles Beresford, vice admiral
of the British navy, was the guest Of
honor at q dinner given last evening
by Rear Admiral and Mrs. 1igginsons
in their residence, at the Navy Yard.
Invited 10 meet him were Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Morton, Rear Adj
mirai Capps. Mrs. Julian James. Robert
Thompson, OF New York; Captain and
Mrs. Renfro, Captain and Mrs. Bowyer.
Captain and Mrs. Brownson, Major
Cole, of the Marine Corps; Mrs. Fuller,
of Boston; Miss Haldane and Mrs.
Lasare, of New York. both house guests
Of Admiral and Mrs. Higginson.
The French Ambassador. II. Jusse-
rand entertained luncheon party yes
terday in honor of t:.@ delegates 10 the
International Railway Congress and
their wives. and will entertain another
party today. The German Ambassador
is dinner host tonight, when his
guests also will be from tho railway
| delegates, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Westinghouse. who are also dinner
hosts tonight. derive sIeir guests from
the same source. Mr.. md Mrs. {. Z.
! Glover will be hosts at a luncheon at
| their country place today
/ Tomorrow night both the French AM
bassador and the German Ambassador
will entertain dinner parties followed
| by receptions.
Mr.. and Mrs George Westinghouse
will give q reception at their Dupont
Circle residence Wednesday evening to
/ meet the delegates 10 the Interna tioIai
Railway Congress, aad Friday evening
| will be hosts at a dInner in honor OF
the Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
| Mrs. Westinghouse viii observe her
/ usual Monday at home after o'clock
tomorrow.
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bridal couple stood, and the small fold
ing table before which they knelt, was
covered with superb fabric of applique
and embroidery. which has been in the
brides family for 110 years. Every
where were ferns and dogwood blossoms
and other flowers. giving the drawing
rooms and dining room an exceedingly
spring-like appearance.
When Mr.. and Mrs. ZeIIer left the city
last night, the latter wore a charming
travelling gown of blue voile. They will
make their future home in Dallas, Tex
Miss Frances Clara Newlands. young
est daughter of the Senator from Ne
vada and Mrs. Francis G. NewIands,
was married at noon yesterday at Wood
ley. the country residence of the family,
10 Lieut. WaIdemar Leopold Won Bre-
dow, of Berlin, at one time attache OF
the German embassy in this city. The
utmost simplicity attended the wedding
and the breakfast which followed. only
about twenty-five people being present
at each.
The bridegroom is lieutenant Of the
Cuirassier Guards, whose regiment Is
now stationed near the German capital.
and he is here on a two months leave.
The Rev. Thomas S. Childs, d. D., rec
tor of All Saints Church. ut Chevy
Chase, officiated. and Herr Won Verdy
du Vernois, who acted as best man, was
the only attendant.
The bride wore a gown of white lace,
with the conventional tulle veil. ard car
ried white flowers. Most of the tive
months leave of Herr Won Bredow will
be spent in honeymoon with his bride
in this country, after which they will
sail for Germany. The bride is one OF
the heirs of the Sharon estate. and is
possessed of a goodIy fortune.
Miss Natalie Wells, who has been
spending the week with Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, is to be married at ST Thomas
Church, May 25. TO Harry T. Peters. Il
will be a noon wedding, to be followed
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
Engagements

Considerable interest is aroused here
over the rlsnored engagement Of Miss
Halle Erminie Rives and Post Wheel
er. son of the Rev. Henry Wheeler. OF
Ocean Grove. Miss Rives. who is oas
Of the sprightliest writer's Of the day,
spent most OF the winter here at tlza
New Willard, and attended a number OF
the White House receptions. There was
constant rurnor OF her enga cement all
the time she was here, but she refused
to confirm the report.
This spring she made a visit TO Ocean
Grove tG visit the Wheeler family, and
last week Miss Rives and Mr.. wheaI-
er sailed on the same snip for England
Miss Rives made considerable noney
from her books. and 1t is said she VIII
be married IN Europe
Esr. and Mrs. s. Montgomery Rooss-
veIt, os New York, who have just re-
turned from a trip to Egypt. have an
lounced the engagement of the daugh-
ter of the latter. Miss Augusta Boyi-
ston, TO Donald Campbell, of Boston,
son of Gen. Jonn Campbell, q. 3. A.,
retired. The wedding will take place
June II at Skaneateies, n. z.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
Social Gossip

Lord Reresford. vice admiral OF the
British navy. who has been the guest
of Senator and Mrs. Elkins for some
days past. leaves Washington day for
New York, and win sail for England
the first of the week
stanislaus Gutovyski. alta che Of the
Russian Embassy, and much favored
here in social circles. sailed from New
York yesterday, aad Will not return to
the embassy here.
Commander Iebbinghaus. Of the Ger
man embassy, one of the subcommittee
of the Imperial Yacht Club, in Ameri-
ca. wao is attending to the start of the
ocean race for the German Emperor s
cup. has returned TO Washington from
New York. where the business of the
yacht races called him. but will go back
TO New York the middle or last Of this
Week.
Miss Minnie Carr, daughter of Mrs.
Lily Morrison Carr who, with her
mother has made her home at the Far
ragut during the past season. is one of
the most beautiful and gifted girls who
has figured in Washington society for
a long time. She Is d blonde of splen-
s2.a GAure and fine carriage. and. though
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
Parties

A number Of young people met at the
residence of c. W. Ernst last evening.
Music and games were the amusements
Refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses E. Williams, NJ.
Randall V. King, NJ Hunt, O. Ernst.
and A. SoIon, W. Tuey, F. Steele. u.
Sullivan, and c. w. Ernst.
The Misses Fair entertained a large
party OF friends at a social and dance
at their home. 1906 Eighth street north
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the chief
&x and matter where meet hem the
~ Where viii spend the summer? fys thick and fast
of the diplomats quite early
and there from the pnd by them in past
twentieth of
social life them far better than the
Chair reputation
ship al che Berkshire resort has gone abroad
the her skill peepdene the home OF DR. nnut oceu
occupied by the
British Ambassador this is of the most comfortable and at
While plans of the German Ambassador Baron surg
embryo sernburg
haun
of the
Diplomatic Corps will dispense hospital
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hengener are expected
their
weeks of
for the
the legation will be
tied
President Rooseyeles Cabinet represented
sun .r Tt @ @ @ h a f M d n n1 F Ws viii al snana some t
of
of her time England Mrs Shaw and her
Morton his family
until Miss Wilson has aeardy than
study abroad.
abroad She will alone and while in Europe viii accept few of the
prominent
Mrs Henry May and their altogether attractive
heated
family
emain
and will
0
Mr. Mrs Moran will several weeks at the Virginia Hot Springs
joining family Island and making
something the Capital
this week. the International Railway Congress brought
Of the rail been their American hospitality
have
of Gallery Thursday
brilliant
delegates luncheon
the afternoon the vernonwhich s days
followed parties
particularly
Ar and Mrs the closing
which
point
time Added this IN
gowns
of blue white chiffon,
Nicholas Fish
society invited TO meet
reception repeat
briiancy Friday
receiving her
a Of white
Westinghouse
the life of the Capital this o2enn
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
by breakfast at the home of the brides

In the presence of a few intimate
friends. Claude 3onifant Fenton and
Miss Mary J. Jehle wepe married Thurs
day. April q. 1876, at Mt. Calvary
| Church. Baltimore, Md, by the Rev.
Robert N. Paine.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

ever given by this patriotic organiza-
ton Hamilton Bailey. president of the
local branch of the 8. a r.. accom-
panied the party to Philadelphia,
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

Tomorrow night both the French Am
bassador and the German Ambassador
will entertain dinner parties followed
by receptions.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

CONTINUED on Page Five, this seetion.)
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

Mr and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot
left Washington Friday evening 70
California, and win be absent unit
October,
The Washington times., 1905-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison have re
turned - their home in Roanoke street
this city. after spending the winter al
Palm Beach, Fla, where they have g
winter nome.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-14

The CcutprvlIIc Outlook says tn,
condition OF the town cemetery Is
disgracrfuI and urges that steps hr
taken at onrc to clean II up.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-14
L0UGHB0R0 ITEMS.

Mr.. aud Mrs llaryel and children
spent last Sunday in Doe Run
Forest fires have doue considerable
damage il this vicinity lately
Mrs. j. l.. Mcfarland was u Farm.
ington visitor one day las week
Miss blanche Huff Of Stone Is here
on a visit with her cousin, Miss Anna
Huff
Miss Irphcrs Ileaston has rrlnrurd
home from Elyins after weeks stay
there with relatives.
MIR and Mrs. John Guggin aud
daughter, Miss Rose, attended services
in Doe Run last sunday
Mr., Amelia Blankenshp spent last
Thursday evening in Elvin. the CUES
Of Mrs. Ellie Middleton.
Mrs. Peter West went to Bismarcl
last Saturday for yisit with her sou
who live near that place.
Mi ". + Blankcnship aud wlt,
aud Master Douglas attended NcrNlcer
in Doe Run Sunday morning.
Nit and Mrs Sherman West AM
Master Jewel spent several days las
week with relative, near Bismarck.
Mr.. james Kendall left recently 70
! Culutadn Mi kcndsll'S health ha
not been good for some moeths an'
the tip is made by the advice OF hi
physician.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-14
KNOB LICK.

Rome Clemens was III Pennington
saturday
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va! '''''"N'
Lewis bcaNc WAS business N''iot
IN Pennington thursday
M'""' wy wy "'"' " '"' ''PP'
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Robert llIbblt' WAS business vs.
ttor in Pennington saturday.
Lawrence Ferguson Of Bonnie Irrrr
spent SUNDAY here with home folks.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-14

Gov. Folk last Saturday vetoed
eleven enacted bills: The indie i.
terminate sentence bill; bill to allow
personal representatives of a person
injured to recover damages in the
event of the death of either the
plaintiff or defendant; bill to per-
init mutual telephone companies to
operate upon the payment of n fee
of five dollars to the State; bill to
require telegraph and telephone
companies to transmit and deliver
all messages without delay on a
penalty of $500; bill prohibiting
hazing in colleges, which he holds
comes under the laws for other
crimes and misdemeanors; bill to
repeal the law which requires all
public improvements to be let ont
on contract to the lowest bidder;
bill to legalize the Missouri Poultry
Association, which he holds to be
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-14
Obituary.

Died, March IA, 1908, at the home
OF his mother Mrs. c. Pollctt, at
Blackwell, Mo, Edward pinson, aged
80 yrs, , months aud II days,
Friend Ed, rs we all knew him, sui.
lcrcd for years with consumption aud
bore his suficrings with christian iorti.
tudr, and NJ the close of his young
life drew near he showed that he was
one of Gods children waiting for the
summons to pass To be with Jesus
Friend Ed for a long time was I'M
able 10 be an active character here, but
as his physical weakness increased, hi,
eyes were more firmly placed on Jesus
and his spiritual strength grew and be-
came ready for the Masters use in that
life without suffering and tears. His
kindly heart, christian courage and
chccrfulness made him dear to the
hearts of ali who knew him.
lie leaves mother, brother, two
sisters and an aged grandmother to
mourn their loss, and to these we eX-
tend our sincere sympathy. NJ.