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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28
The Difference between Them nnd
Trousers and wnistcoats.

Why do the trade journals ignore the
word pants" and what Is the differ.
ence between "trowSers" ana "trOu.
sers" and between west" ana waist
coat?" asks correspondent of the
Clothier and FurniShcr.
Pants" is an abbreviatiou Of "pan-
falcons" n word foisted upon us by
the French, though possibly derived
from the Italian "pantaleon," which,
according TO the poet Byron, has an i'll
defined connection with the lion of st.
Marks. in Venice. "TrOwsers" Is old
English modernized into trousers"
which is the proper spelling. Vest
is an abbreviation Of "vestmcnt." An
other poet, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
traces II to Londoncrs in his line which
says:
The dangerous walstcoat. called by cock
neys west"
Genteel usage declares ''pants" to be
vulgar, though it and "pantaloons" and
west have their place in trade and so
receive recognition. We end the matter
with another quotation from Holmes:
The thing named pants" In certain docu.
ments.
A word not made for gentlemen. but
gents"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

Everything you eat will taste good
and do good IL you take Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets. Sold by City Drug
Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28
J. L. WILSON

Our shotguns are going at very low
prices. Come in and see what we
offer.
BIVENS, CoRHN & FRENSLY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

Ardmore Typographical Union No. e49
Meets first Tuesday evening OF
each month at $50 o'clock.
]. w. GOLLEDGE, Pres.
ALLISON COLEMAN, Sc Treas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States district court
in the Indian Territory, Southern
district:
Rosa A. Blankenship, plaintiff, VS..
Alferd M. Blakenship, defendant, No.
Gall.
The defendant Alferd NJ. Blaken.
ship, is warned to appear in this
court in thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Rosa A..
Blankenship.
Witness the Hon Hosea Townsend,
judge of said court. and the sea-
thereof, this 2S day OF October, 1906.
(SeaD c. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
By w. S. CROCKETT, ID. c.
j. C. Thompson, attorney.
Attorney for nonresident, w. d.
Potter.
First published, Oct. 20, 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28
Choctaw-Rock Island.
Santa Fe.

Nos s. 6, IS and 20 are local trains,
while Nos. II and Is stop at the small
er stations only on being tagged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

Daily Ardmorelte so cts. per month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28
Phvslclans Prescribe Il.

Many broad minded physicians
prescribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as
they have never found so safe and re.
liable remedy for throat and lung
troubles as this great remedy. Sold
by City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

BIyENs. ceRtiN G FRENsLY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

Your Thanksgiving pudding and
pies will be a success if you use our
pure spices. They'll give just the fla
vor you like and cannot get with in'
ferior spices.
26 f. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

Hawkeye Family Salve Is guaran'
teed to cure Piles and all Skin Dis
eases. Does not stain and acts quickly.
The worlds greatest healing power
25 cents. City Drug Store, w. B.
Frame, prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

One is beginning TO acquire wisdom
when he realizes that he isn't the
whole show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

An old bachelors idea of fool Is
q man who attends his own wedding,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

1t is the early husband who catches
a glimpse OF his wife's true complex
ion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

For few days we are malssns
special bargains m basgtes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

Heavens Did anybody think Mr..
Platt could be so undiplomatic?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-28

The Majestic steel range is stove
perfection. Nothing can equal it. Sold
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01

if 1eeo breeding stock ovarfqt.
"lFo tae PIGS creep wlese tlpv
sap set Feed apHt ron, .tl. sor-s
i4lmpkins arc au deal regulator and
Ntl' pett many "eracs' st0cs foods
1oa't valk among dead and diseased
swine and then let your oun srlT WI.
sern iadeH t9ots and clotalne
= pedigree is If small value when
afraraed h. 3 scrub.
rioFide tleEty % shade aod p1ro
Niinkhg water in hot weather. BIT Ior
me pigs have sunshine If thew wish If
sc1urs in little pigs seldom occar
where the SOW is properly fed aua .
housed; heating food ana filthy quar-
Gro, tl2rc"ase
require plenty Of exercise. causa.
strength 8nd good appetite.
The A who gives his swine IA.
mgEure PIC IS their ration S hatclir.
out trou3l ID tua way ct cholera.
Rheumatism Isl generally caused u.
Damp sleeping quarters. Provide
dry, dean bed always There IS ais.
dagger in the souy swi'l larcel.-
Tribune Farmer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
n. j., FRIDAY, DECE4BEB /, 1905
PAS sttcp d oyHoon.

2 .4Si k1eT WIS my % knew
u 7" .EeD lie was Just a. Old az me,
. q read tae Bt2.R through sad through.
anA WaH2 1T come to F'Crkn- zee!
wy ~ save that when h. was ter
~G GardIF ever thought oil play,
39l took h4s 1iace behind tia men
sa Ella ~tat thsy did every DIV
re Y s@ hl4 fathers team 3 tom.
~ a@t q the grlst bome from the mill
Ana p sas evening ned zst down
and learn lis LESSONS md keen stf}i "A
u na Ees s-s ..co4 pa
% 1i5ak ,i..r Vss treated 50.
Sometimes ii most seems chat ma
DoR.t ne' than has believe hirl
though
fat +nce when he vas teiin' me
about the tgn he never hal
And how as worked J though tg4t gta
|loqI4 ery, because she Looked eo I'd
And then she said he wished that +Leg'd
~ ist asnl sow bis cats before
ne got groEed 40, and gl lie stayed
Upstairs thar night, auQ Kicked the door.
Az Summer. down al graudpa.s where
iaey used O. make "a york so nard.
Anay foid me how he'd rip and {
Aronnd the place, and ID tie yard
mere vas > tlae, whore eraad1a said
lie 1sed I'd practice circus tricks
AZ GsF nh 4 vas time for bed.
it seemed as thoGEh they'd sx rld
Elles
around there always raisin Ned.
Buf grandp1 GENE 9n6 mt hs hand
down klp4 Of soiriy j. leaG
ana sad that 4 would understand
E'e winAe1 at grandma and he SAILED
some day when Z would cave 4 child.
Chicago Record Herald
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
kssn III. nnion rso.a alssn.

I can bear witness that it is neces
sory 10 keep ne onion fed clean il a
good crop is 70 9e expected Onions
DO not cover the eround Ms completely
Wit their TOPS as 10 some other plants,
and is is therefore necessary th6t more
work be done with hoe and cultiyator.
The corn crop. the potato crop the
bean cr0p al shade tine ground with
tueir tops and heIp to keep down
weeds, but we have very little help OF
th6t Kind from the onion.
! remember the field Of q neighbor
Of mine that I used to see every Gay
Turing one summer. He got behind
with his work aud paid more atten-
tiOn 10 his corn than he lid to his
onion del1. which covered several
acres The weeds came ur thickly,
and ll was not many weeks before
theic roots formed almost . couple.e
mat IN the Sol ana checked tile growth
&C tHe onions. When the man got
aroCnd 10 ~Gultivating that field he de-
1s.sa .hat il vas useless to attempt
90 eee the weeds down, as they were
thuftier tlan the onions The onions
lsd been dWarfed. and The work Of
clearing out The weeds would not be-
paid for $ the onion crop now already
stuuteG md cut short. in spite Of any
fbi8c tHat could be done.
1t WtH BOT pay to put OF extra heip
for q tew days if the onions need to he
cultivated, especially when tie wealth
e. IS wet and the plants aud weeds are
gre lug rapidly. After th9 growing
season is largely over it is not a mat
ter Of great moment on not 50 great rs
vas sarlier. Bur now for the next
Nv weeks no time should be lost IN
attacking the weeds IN He onion fields
nd the smaller they ale at tae time
being disturbed the better fof The
~orop.-John administer, III Farmers
Reyiew.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
NEW JERSEY STATE NEWS
Score. Jersey nn,.-s


An open letter in reference ~ t.t
proposed revision of tE tli,c.a J
TINS state las been add essea ~ y
lFtidaI & We.cknowD .awtea
AalIt City. T. former Govern.
az Trenton, VINO, with forylar y
NorpAy. iorlner Supreme gga -t,,
! taA sFtEeI CLarie T. rrr and
BONN l%1ardin c0u.pos np I.
sli - 10 J4e WORK. III!
"'e1s ny Oh che pond judicial
system Of New Jersey" ag. b.
una the tines and asserts ths+ tic
asF session o. he Surl.a Count was
an absolute waste Ot 4Ta-t eos f3s.
Motion, denial of iustla q ~ r5-,r
anu the murderer Of evs b5stv az
re urges that the scope ~ +e r..tatv
lanrts be widened to take .ba mar.
'Lrs which the Supreme rour, al Tren-
tCh deals with, and states where This
= done with advaptage Id Ia peonlp.
Justice Ia al and al 4 modetst, COST
Nir Grandal saws: 'Suglelra elrt
justices, Judges Of tina Corr ~
hftors, Circuit Court Judges. Common
l1e15 Judges. Dis riot JUDGES g,c4p.aL
I1r, Observation-Disclosures not a0r4nrsa
the whole into District C3art Judges
ior the several counties re- II I.u-ya,
ST." pe ound 50 feebleminded rz To-
Nti up sicktE parley 70 oppo his
Grange nut bim in a convent Friend
HFit&S &c set the right start iu lie
performance Of yoar Job. star. out
win 'de lcfa that tha Courts are tbe
servants q business. not business the
servants Of the Courts Or Judges
GlFt ns tie iccal Courts and we viii
il'alsh tha JUICES. Eliminate the
llea mat a Governor can piE out Z .
III af Judge tina The people. No man
5 2ilu be Judge who has no, esiibre
tHH9&b TO he Judge and ~ taa same
q-, he in touch with the people
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
- wINEea waaaI sAEraM

2. fhea loaas tive rear runners. b. NJ
"4a'- ron o. wooden wagca fal,oas.
ifaree thes" iogetner aid attach 10
front Funner by tff red pieces llcb
arg ivy asa oue lalf inches vide, on
inch thies. thres aGd aao lalf feet 'ora
in{ in the oaking pin, e. W long Is
sitl Of rfe bed Attach 1t W tAe
.lea pieces E, Dy 9 Piece oil hard WOOD.
o. thiz 5nouio 1T tightly through the
4Plisbt pert Of the runner. d.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01

Agricultural.
st Glass mils


1he man who produces 4 yaalir erss
e'ass milk should have 4 sstT l,;1s
.of i when sold a,,a here rh4rn
ne nseas TO ne or "a Jofa Ia s~asioess
rules and requirements IL wa,
SatsslaSo. j. neat. clean wagon ven
%".%M q yell washed, as an a1yeg
Investment is, 7 think. q paying
opposition. The driver should alaava
ave o peasant smile and 0rass accord
sag 2 the class Of trade he rs Altering
80 have great respect ana admira-
.'n tof inc MAJ Who does 0 know
10Y at n trying 70 learn ana ir,-
heo.e' aspe'iaiiy in The handling OF !
p1'auct 50 delicate and easily spoiled
II mitk' bu, 1 have no ise for Vic nar
"ho y5 fhs- my thing is goof enough.
anu distributes 2 milk that & lialle
. cause sickness ana dessh TO little
ones Iaat are Obliged 10 take what d
s<ssa ITEM Weekly Wituess.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
S,ot whiia Hunting.

.Gerardus 2. Cable, If Arlington ave.
uut, Caldwell while ont bunting with
several friends was shot accidentally
il the LETT leg above the knee BY Ed
ward Lining Gable and his brotne.
William were shooting squirrels. Linz
ingss 4mmUn ton ran short. and be
received a new supply from Gable. He
was lowering he hammer Of bis gun
after having loaded It with shells filed
bucEshot when ore OF the hammers
slipped ass, he gun discharged the
contents OF one shell into Cables leg,
shattering The bone.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
nn,,a.ur mnnnra,n

Dy. w. S. Soft, Governor Of GesS.9a
SAMOA. says the Matautu Volcano,
wnich burst into action about two
nnonths ago is stlll in eruption. he
was IL the olcano a month ago. and
the laya taeu covered about & square
nile and had formed a mountain 800
feet high On bis former visit, no
months ago, the hal vas only about
800 feet high He believes the topog
raphy Of The island VIII be entire
changed. There is III eruption az
least once a day. and at night Te
fountain Ok ere can
rltias away.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
park onaeok 80 New Egrpt.

The Township Committee. u New
Egypt mas decided 10 have the electric
lights eat of after December J, at least
unril alter an election which win 10
aeld early next monta. The town BY
Ills order viii he IL total darkness fol
oyel 4 week, ana ~ the people refuse
10 allow Mr.. Lamb. he owner az the
plant. an additional Appropriation OF
SIPS for tle service, indications point
10 q dark tovn ion tile winter or nnti'
lew system of lighting can be ar.
canged.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
rhe.. on salart CRIB

AIayor-elect Frederick W Caltohei,
rf Trenton. who viii be sworn III ian
uaGv Z, has given the Republ can Off
md machine operators q chih
.r.m which they grc nor 1874 y e re
rnre for some lad oeen
tanned 10 increase leg u !
.gmuer asthe f. TIE
nrte Half was
regarded Is iU :
gested that tire NJ
lous salary of $500
"a S2500 Il was fell
Atayor-elect would iudU ch
move. hui he has ONE oL #th
declaration of his belief that no %of1eiaI
su5uld sanction I'm increase OF pc" to1
the term for which he has been efecteo
Mayor Katzenbach, bis predecessor.
las served the city well for hat salary,
asking only the services of q clerk, and
ltr. Gn,trhel says that s al he viii
4sk Or q. cept.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
Ills Twenty- four.h Chlld.

Tnanty-three children and as many
grandchilGl ELI are contesting in the
Court OF Errors and Appeals the viii
OF Charlie u. Myers, Of Cape May
County. because It tequesthed his en-
tire fortune Of St03,000 10 his twenty
Iourth child, lie baby OF his old age
and the orspriae { his fourth mar
wage.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
30


.rr .ai,t Hr.
't-.t ne. reglr
a t.-lt
as 3f 5as
s5-' rEey are To-.
1 half st vs4 ~
preyer all sermon a.
them -g t. re.....
epeaic H p
head frcr eH'
g - g. lugrer
tf the ,-r.f
i- F1r- f= ...
.DV ..s.
.r..lr.at -~.....r
1893 Il a- .- .
.f-. Bra. .- T.
.rrE o.. vartirr .
su8n. What In. 70
-aare is much or frtia .r
IS nor naturalization n n
leg. los -7rrertrsrio-
few shaH w.rls D,m, mI "a
AKA s4amu rbas- rbrr ~ t"s
on the world L.I+ .
tsa.s ~ van ana
tbls Icar Ore .r -r... III
So neg uea.,r. -Sr 49,
the 'ste of ~h
LIT re nv O. .ar yor
'rve iz. a .-. 94.- van+
wa 81 uas-.5 .ro ID
J1F Is.-4hs Era.5-. cove
ffa ey lst iH.ar-s..d
-ear l1r st. --. u-ais,rn.- era 49,
lie Ju-d 4e ..-p va
e -au d vl.sr-
1e u.a -,, ~ &
-1a tal auH st5 Ia bfr. o..
o euou am. ID I~ea1fer r.
stand here r--r- v1- he
boris. BE OF -b. ..szo.--
+a whom 1T..r sr-
1a1# ness ana -- ...e.,.
= n IAN nrt no nan r-.
o. -ar mercy rra r,--r
rf. m -5 4r7 la
sls - --a-t 4pt-
ID s- Ifun and a. h.T CO., w
p fe.t -ou --E witt -.
a.r "a -..-s..-
shof.." f Van -s-
.rr uf -.r7
u -rr
A .s ~ a rarsa.-
lie .f.t uhfa hr -
.Lg..l I'd econ Ifa rr7r
u.r- tho -..,~ \, s-+e~
he fla he attended -r ST.
Iei,g has b, attend. 4 % b. -1a
7 sea- because The were tor 1-
ferrous suppose tn person
tt ~- modern tempt arT exc us
.toa I thank Thee thdt T .n nr av
itfer men Ere-unlaunde-td ara r1-
F5 81 eC rs that p00- man vorE
9 every morning ] wear
.s q 1aT aud U.s. potent ore --
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
Il
o

Sanny aeo tne teacher. aat
5S-a cameo Please. yua'sm e. In
animal thal wears 2 Aapp. Youth 3
Companion
Father loas 81 school sar.
Who " l4e aast writer z $50. Sass.
BohnyT .Bor5-- BiHe Tones All
HE Bows n class Get him =, write
3eir excuses.
Peril ions enid Is ae. ;ode-f.
and diGe fate tcserva
Wac Lo goHLe1s rs SCI, lis satr
Auqr bargain 8h u, 1ef7es.
Eh4t tIls ha buys ard oags sn.efss
t7Tit moct l-m Uot- IN Il vii bless.
Puck
Gra.yee What are you CRYING
about" GladYs-lIy new nat lsn'l
becoming. All tns girls" Grayca
say it ign'-1" Giadys-"No; BOO
boo They say 1t is.'-Loulsylla Cour.
|ter-Journal
Som times. &" scondQed HRS. Long
wed to hel intimate friend. Il think
my husband Is the D~atientesr. gentIest
bostDa -pred soul the e7sr lived. aud
sorls ines Z think its merely l1zs1ess
hat alts him.
M71efl Child torn between her de-
sine 70 slow he fnery and her anxiety
nos ta Disturb h.r sick parent
'LElay 10 YOU think It viii make mv
papas temperature 60 up if he sees
nv 1oe COZ and hrt%'
Tie literature of absent excuses
Is Increasing. Sometimes it is the
e55t. s Nf1 3e1 for ni9 the gayety I
don't willy him when he amt there
century
8H had g 1lT. lard. Bill also ha,
y board 1.u. tle BOARD bill bored Bi
50 that BIN sold he bill- board to pa.
his board bin. 50 after Bill sold hi
billboard to pay his board bin th.
board btu TO longer bored Bul.~Gal
Exros5tog.
Tie Wedding bella l do dislike
They make me sad" the cynic c.ls
'ln ruth they do AFFECT me hLr
The dismal moaning Of the tle-
'EVly do you want 70 amaSs all "a.
money from street railway franchises
asked tie man oil simple % tes
: wat ! 1an have an autom0D. aI
sn- red the stree railway cfacisl.
nos lave to be put ~ ere annoysgo
ii depending or my % SIT 'ss cars
washington SCR
Hair Nisitcr-'Ners DAN 9aer m'f
are some roses for y9ft Haa. ca
do to make you con- FOR ~ E1l.
oner-"Guess you're making uIstaa'
lady" Far Visitor ''Aiista Se-lowl
Prisoner-"I'm only here tor porcl
+. c-nbin'. Xer'll find the guy cha lille
Its wife In IL mex cell -ClereIar
r leader.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
rne rnrth ~ ~

That the earth breathes is p wei-
knows scientific fact. Il is often to
be veyihet bT thct peculiar carthly
smell which arise Immediately inter
q thunderstorm. tine lowering 81 the.
barometric pressure causing une ho'f
upward os air, 3Ust rs i5 IS ONCE mere
sgueeze5 downward when tle bar3rn-
eter rises
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
N ..ry Wis Aged Physician

IVORY over the pending tnvestig3
Ion q The Oceaso County Board 9
tree Iolders OF which lie was the ii.
sect3a hat which gave no Indication OF
.hcuipatlns him, is believed TO nave
fastened the death Of Or. Edmund
1 ual.ve " Cape Nay court Hon. Y
but moved 10 BarHegat i'm 1856 wbe.
he had practiced medicine ever SIN.
almost a half century. Hs va ,ira
elected a member OF the Beard Oh s'raa
holders IN 1873, ard has been Tri7r
townships representative epery ~ !
since with the exception ~ ia~r4
wears, when he served as CoD8ty Coi
ract3t re has been director Of TIL
board also for many years. He We
attacked With Aeart trouble. ana whli'
attending Tie Investigation ny Lawye
Hartsborn q lew days ago. remark
t. friends that his time here was 2er.
short.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01
a Winter wh,s,sarrau

T convenient ana useful ,ghse..
,-t1 SLED NAY be constructed rs
4oiloNs, sass Farm and Home. Cronl
"a piece Of tw0-inct plank cit a runne,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01

Gospel ofEeva


-t'.ltFE When Tr-a..
.-1t-e celeGru --c year s5e @as
? 3 IS PaGf' ths r
,'H' 81 hHHy- 81
ptLtsa, ar lIslue-t
94ei.-l 'ect Nee &
b. Tch, rs w are fHe act ST.
fna, T.es & cor ~iG
49,. W. H., '3tat az =
~ "a s.c
q. 1925 world, when
~ "'s feac4ed. wac
ngf-aFsm q lad kIoRn
eit - ta 10 -ian log
for thtgfe.- aEd Sacrifices
'3tsi4e EJH LaQily clan.
@u1'l5, !" new be euepourin2 ~
1HoiF e relieve . f..rs - Raj
yes Martinique, L|,aeai, 8. y-,l
say, OF ou- oreou bs5tg
4ibt3- ay. Think .a eFecf n,
l Ft-tt- which had uey eyparfan..s
ea~n leeds Of the sacriaces Il, ss
}s Macedonia ana AchaI. -a..
y Se1u haip to the "aoor 81 h ~
peru leIn ~ % time, 100, X r.
Ssdis T. teW was the Irosf 4
% ~ cIt~efrana8H peoples. e
nsatieit sc@l Lue.2u, iu Lis COZ -a..
W go LeW religion was p5p.-.
stlt-h llts- 'I.slt orig
gIfei l- wrote. 'l.d tang. ba..
III taf} were ai fra I a-. d
Ytne- Abcy become .-ee5f
y tie't .ten disaster occurs tfst
1nS-'s heIf common Interests o.
S'leH occasion ~ eSpans. q graJy-d
- nv ~ .A3 abie-t III the esrEr
ia'ia4 ts"ta- Its, e.t.IHrH. 16.
ts az care lie helpless. ,
!Fse IT owing blnGless. fhsr .
2 me eyes Of I1nr Of gur
p,oss
esti7g cEaple en- The aas-sI ar -
aHu enarIty FL his new aoo sr5. ~
laislon Of Christianity lid erre.
maj duti4E aii those vearz -r-rr
non ghe Christian fsgrIe vsre ,,e
viii q support oil wa a-.
pa1hs, the sigk, the i.5 % f5.
r1sabisd TIE care III.
ge1pie iaBguis ira e. .t,as
care "a poor people d edif.- nri.I SIX
care oi slaFGs, Of tagsa So H.
sfeat eala9iEas. Of brafa~lt
~ ulche" n VERT
ne Is lrehls also lI~uise q
4t-a love that called frrtt ~
-le men world tie exclamation - r.. !
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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-01

From I0n0pab, &e to G9ldhels
distance is twenty seven miles,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Mcintyre, the retiring president, pre-
sided.
Addresses were made by several If
the members. Mrs. Stevens of Santa
Monica, read a paper ON missions"
Missionary letters were read from Mrs.
G. A. Miller from Manila and Mrs e.
H. Fretz from Japan, both of whom
were formerly of this conference.
Mrs. A. w. Atkinson gave a talk on
"Home Missions" During the after
noon a solo was rendered by Miss June
Nutting. Miss Beulah Wright gave a
reading.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs A. w. Atkinson, president; Mrs.
Robert Mcintyre, first vice presidents;
Mrs. J. B. Green, second vice president:
Mrs. Isaac Jewell recording secretary;
Mrs. G. e. Foster. treasurer. Mrs. F.
A. Zeigler was elected chairman of the
program and Mrs. E. H. Inwood chair
man of the decorating committees.
Following the program a social hour
was spent and refreshments served.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Nj u n yOn's
18th Annual
FREE Distribution
OF HIS
Rheumatism Cure
Begins Tomorrow

Monday October 2, shall commence
the fourteenth annual distribution of
my remedies from The EXAMINER Of
flee, 500 South Broadway, by giving
away my rheumatism Cure. 1 most
earnestly ask every skeptic, every
doubter and every person who has
failed to get relief from their physician
or from other medicines to call for
sample bottle. These little sugar pei
lets are absolutely harmless. They
contain no salicylio acid, no morphine
or opium, no drug of any kind that
puts the disease to sleep, or paralyzes
the nerves.
This remedy will not only cure rheu-
matism, but is a splendid stomach,
nerve and heart tonic.
1t neutralizes the uric acid and cradle
Gates all rheumatic poisons from the
system. IT EFFECTS A PERMA-
NENT CURE.
1 have given away more than q nAil-
lion bottles OF this remedy In different
parts Of the world to prove that It
cures Rheumatism. This free distri4
button is in no sense a charity. IT
should interest every sufferer Of Rheu-
matism. l want the public's confidence.
and the only way to gain this conf
dence is by proving that all / say
is true.
II you are unable to call for free
sample, you can buy the remedy az any
drug store for 25 cents.
MUNXoNa PhilaoolphiaA p.