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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22
A Pleasant Affair.

A number Of young people spent a
most enjoyable evening as the
guests Of Miss Mable Jenries Friday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Il. Jefiries, 3l5 Eighth avenue. north
west. Tho evening was spent In play.
ing entertaining games. prepared by
the hostess Refreshments were sery.
ed Those who were present included
Misses Sloan. wilkes. Harrison,
Steakley. Taylor. Moore and Bennett.
Messrs. Bennett l.atta. Grey. Craig.
and Ray. There were also several
Tishomingo visitors present. The cv.
ening was spent most pleasantly anl
at late hour the charming young
hostess bade her visitors adieu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22

The city Fish Market will move on
or before Sept. to Lynn's old stand.
lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22

There will be lots OF good things
to eat at the Y. VI. c. 4. Saturday
Market on the 2Sth. 1871
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22
Notice to Young Republicans.

Notice 20 Young Republicans.
To the Republicans OF Ardmore be.
tween the ages Of l6 and 80 years:
In compliance with the direction OF
petition that has been circulatd
among you for the past week, we do
hereby call a meeting to be- held In
the United States court room at s
o'clock on the evening Of July 20. 1906.
for the purpose Of organizing "A First
Voters Club" for young white Repub-
licans Of Ardmore. And We urge that
all persons who signed this petition
and all others who are eligible whom
the committee did not see. respond
to this call
tSignodl G.. l.. KELLER.
&. V. KINKADE.
DlXSoN II. BYNUM,
Committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22

A buz of our candy will please your
girl
2O3 c. V. SEGALE,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22

Let an Y. VI. G. A. friends contrib.
ute something to their Saturday Mar.
net on the 2Sth iStf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22
Special Sale

Our entire line of summer Millinery
and Ladies Furnishings we are clos.
ing out at half price.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-22
IOWenSt.in'S

Leading Millinery and Ladies'
Furnishings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
GRIM SOLDIERS WATCH
 OYER BABY CZAREVITCH.

machine under the wheels of which they have been ground for ages; he Is the official guardian of the czar and of his family. and men whose reverence for the Little Father" would make them hesitate to raise their hand to him would gladly slay Dedjulin wfD is surrounded by an aura of sacredness such as tradition has placed around the czar. So General Dedjulin breathes an atmosphere of dread. He knows that his food or his. drink may be poisoned, i, that the very sentry at his door may be an assassin. It takes a brave man to stand thus, with his arms holding back the rising tide of revolt from overwhelming his master, and thai masters little son, who in the event of. the czar's death would become in his turn master.
 All unconcerned and unconscious of these dread spectres that haunt the days and nights of those who love him, the little czarevitch plays with his sis ters in the snow, laughs at the great beared men who stand sentinel in the shadows, enjoys himself just like any other normal child of his age. He has no dread of bombs or daggers. But even as he plays the watchful eyes of Dedjulin and his soldiers are upon him, dreading for him, and protecting his life that some day his head may wear the many crowns that symbolize the czardom of all the Russias.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
The Impeachement of veraclty.


 Time was when 1t might have been thought that the progress of civili- zation had abolished the primitive re- tort You're a liar!" Even those who modified this form of argument to in- timation hat the other fellow was economical of the truth or that the truth was not in him had come to be regarded as trying to make the best of a poor case by recourse to the law yer's formula of abusing the other side,
 But within the last few months this acceptance has been rudely shocked by those in high places. The revival of the old-time retort has led to facetious references to the Ananias club, and it was only a few weeks ago that the Storers were admitted to membership with Poultney BigeIow. Senators Till man and Chandler, Minister Bowen. Judge Parker and the rest.
 It was not to be expected that the resurrection of this form of argument would long remain a monopoly Yester- day Senator Foraker in his polite Ohio way accused the president of being careless in his statements about the Brownsville case. Now the San Fran cisco board of education rises to re- mark that the executive has been guilty of erroneous statements.
 It is fervently to be hoped that the spread of this style of debate may be checked before it goes any further, Now that the country has been con gratulating itself on the abatement of mud slinging during campaigns it will he too bad is the custom is to become general at other times. Let us postpone ha"oming, as Mir. Carnegie has said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31

shoot you like dog. am here to tell you to go."
 But if you heard us talking you know that I would not agree to what the man wanted"
 You came here as a spy. If you hadn't fallen in love with me you would have betrayed my own father. In love with me! I'm in love with a revenue spy! Gov'
 But listen, Tilda. If came here under false pretenses I---"
 we are poor and humble" she in- terrupted as she drew her skirts away from him-"we are plain and unedu- cated. We have nothing before us nothing but this to look forward to. You are learned and you may be rich. You have the whole world before you and you know how to be happy, but the smeanest, lowest one among our men is a king beside youI Col Cop.
 He paused for ten seconds in hopes to see her face soften, but 1t was like went. In five minutes he was out of sight down the side of the mountain and rough old Abe Goodman was stand ing over his weeping daughter, and saving to her in sympathetic tones:
 Thar, thar, little one, don't cry. The Lawd made women to bar crosses and to stand trubbIev and if xou'll jest look. up to Him. He'll bring you into smooth waters and send along a felIer of a husband wuth forty hossss and kerridges."
 ENOTTR-C 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
A Much Buried Musician.

| H6 spectator.
 Paganini died in Nice in 1S40, and although he made confession he did not receive the sacrament for medical req sons which the doctor stated in writ ing. The bishop refused Chris'i = burial to the body, and the son ap- pealed to the Nice tribunal, which up- held the bishop, but further appeal was made to Rome. During this delay the body, incompletely embalmed, was deposited at the hospital From thence the coffin was removed to a lazaretto at Villefranche. After a month the authorities there determined to get rid of 1t, and deposited it by the side of a stream formed by the refuse coming from an oil mill. After some days the Comte de Cessoles friend of Pagan ini decided to remove the body, which he did by night, having 1t carried along the seashore in storm to the Cape St. Hospice. Here 1t was buried and re- mained for two years, when the great violinists son determined to take his fathers body to Genoa to be buried there. The ship, however. was refused admittance at this place. as 1t had come originally from Marseilles, where there was cholera, so the body was put into a hole in the rock of tiny uninhabi- ted island near Cannes. Five years later the body was taken to Gajona, near Parma, and buried there on Pa ganinis own property. This was in 1S45. In 1853 it was exhumed and re- embalmed; in 1876, thirty-six years af- ter the musician's death, the papal court authorized burial in church at Parma with Christian rites. Twice again was the body exhumed appar- ently out of curiosity, and finally pane of glass was put into the coffin to render visible the face, which had been preserved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
"a nation of liars" until the inheritance
 fax is levied
Wars Huge Harvest.

International Journal of Ethics.
 In the so-called glorious" victories of Caesar a million men perished on the field of battle Napoleon, in the short space of niqne years. was author ized to devote to the glory of France" 2,103,000 of her sons. In the ten years following the attack on Fort Sumter. the world destroyed in war 1,4O0,00O lives and $6.O00. .0O0. .O0O worth of prop erty. Two-thirds of the combined bud- gets of the various State of Europe are devoted to the maintenance of armed forces and to the service of debt practically the whole of which was in- cured in war. War expenses in Eus rope absorb one-half of all the wealth created by productive labor. In the comparatively insignificant war Of England with the Boers, England lost 22.450 men and spent $1.40O, ,0OO, 900. Three hundred and fifty thousand mer were withdrawn by her from product. i've industry to engage in the destrue. tion of war. Military expenditures iI the United States during the last eight year have absorbed $1,59O, ,00O,o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
ROBBERY IN MOBILE.
Diamonds Are Taken From Jewelry
 G4n.a VnnlA

Diamonds Are Taken From .Jewelry
 Store Vault.
 New Orleans. Dec. 30.-A special from Mobile says:
 Diamonds and jewelry estimated In value between s10,00 and $12,00o and $200 in money were taken from the vaults of the Sandoz Jewlery Company on Dauphin street near Royal some time during last night by safe blowers who successfully opened the iron safe of the. company with a drill. The greater part of the booty obtained was diamonds. The robbery of the store was not discovered until late this afternoon. A sledge hammer, brace and small electric lantern were found in the store.
 It is regarded as the most daring rob- cry ever committed in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
Wreck on seabOard,

Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 30.-The Sea- board Air Line fast mail, northbound from Atlanta, crashed into a string of loaded freight cars at Peachland. a flag station nineteen miles east of Monroe, late last night, partially wrecking the passenger train and killing Engineer S. E. Maxwell of Raleigh.
 Maxwell was caught between the en- zine and tender and slowly roasted to death. No one else was hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
BISHOP SMITHS FUNERAL.
Tremendous Throug Attended Impress
 i've Services at Epworth Church.

Tremendous Throug Attended Impress-
 i've Services at Epworth Church.
 Norfolk, Va, Dec. 30-The funeral of Bishop A. Coke Smith, of the Methodist Episcopal church South. who died at Nashville. N. C., Thursday night, oo- cured here today.
 The services were conducted in Epa worth church, which was built by the congregation of Bishop Smith when he was pastor of Granby St. church sever- al years ago. Bishop Wilson of Bal timore officiated. He was assisted by many prominent Methodist divines from There was an immense congregation. The interment was in Elmwood cenl- etery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
SIGN CONSTITUTION

Shah Was Able To Transact Important
 Business.
 Teheran, Dec. 30--The Shah sat up today but was very weak, He has talk en no solid food since Saturday.
 The Shah and the Crown Prince signed the constitution at 10 o'clock this morning. The Crown Prince signed a separate document in which he prom ised not to dissolve the present parlia- ment for two years.
 The constitution includes the estab- lishment of a partly elective senate and financial control of the government by the lower house of parliament.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
OPEDATOR WAS SCARED.
Sberiffs' Party Think His Message W
 Fake.

Fake.
 Spartanburg, S. c. Dec. 30-The sher- ifs posse which went to Mount Zion. the block telegraph citation on the Southern Railway, six miles from here. in response to the appeal for help sent out by operator Porter at that station returned to Spartanburg to-day, and members of the party expressed the opinion that no negroes had attacked the station.
 Porter declared that the shots were fired into the block tower and that at the time he sent the message he was penned up in the station by a mob of drunken negroes. Members of the sheriffs' party attributed the excite ment to fright of the operator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
RAISE GERMAN FLAG.
Raisuli Wishes to Involve the European
 Powers.

Powers.
 Tangier, Morocco, Dec. 30.-It is cur rently reported here that the German flag is about to be hoisted over Raj suli's stronghold at Zinat.
 It is said to be the bandits inten- tion to endeavor to embroii the powers in the meantime by joining forces with the pretender. On the other hand, how ever. it is stated that Zinat has been sold to a German commercial firm which intends to enter into possess sion when Raisuli retires.
 When he heard of his expulsion from Morocco, Raisuli sent his family and fortune to the inaccessible fortresses of the Beni Arros trible, while he re- mained at Zinat prepared to flee any moment in the event of an attack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31

to the Jamestown Exposition and United States ports. An influential member of the House of Peers is quot ed as stating that the proposed outlay of s400.000 to send the fleet and Admir- al Togo to the United States must be approved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
MORE SOUTHERN TRAGEDIES.
Two Mere Lives Taken by the HoOd-
 OOed Road.

oOed Road.
 Danville. Va. Dec. s0.-Two per- sons were killed and two injured in a freight wreck on the Southern Rail- way at Chatham. seventeen miles north of here. this afternoon.
 The dead are Grover Franklin and Archie Wyatt, two young ihite men ol Danville. and the injured are Phil White of Danville and Stanbury Mays of this county.
 All of the victims are said to have been beating their way. While round- ing sharp curve eight cars of southbound through freight jumped the track and were piled in heap. The accident was caused by a bro- ken 1ange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
Lnn Angeles Fire.

Los Angeles. Cali, Dec. BOA fire this morning in the five story building occupied by the Cohn- -Goldwater Com pany as a garment factory. did damage to the extent of $300,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
AutI-American Feeling.

Victoria, B. c. Dec. 30-Advices were received by the steamer Teucer, from Yokohoma that considerable opposition is being developed as result of an anti American feeling in Japan over the proposed visit of a Japanese fleet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
Perish the Thought.

Lower your voicer' hissed the basso. "Some one approaches"
 But the soprano, peeping from her boudoir window. only shrieked the louder
 Lower her voice, indeed,
 And have him climb up on lt3 Horrorss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
Steamer Ashore.

Astoria, Ore, Dec. 30.-The schooner Alice Mcdonald, San Francisco to Port land. went ashore on Clatsop Beach, south of the mouth of the Columbia River, last midnight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
Case of Plague.

Honolulu, Dec. 3O.-A suspected case of plague was discovered on the Pacific Mail liner Coptic upon her ar rival today from the Orient.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders Pm ba held at its banking rooms Tues nay, January sth. 1907. at IF 9G,cloek, Ge noon; con soL tha transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meet SnR. A- D. Sas'hto
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
DATE NOT FIXED.
,oubt As To First American-Hawaiian

Doubt As To First American-Hawaiian
 Steamers.
 City of Mexico, Dec. 30.-Because it has been impossible to determine the exact date on which the first American Hawaiian steamers will land at Salina Cruz from Honolulu, the management of the Tuehentepec Railroad are unable to fix accurately the date of the for mal inauguration of that route.
 That it will be some time during the third week in January is certain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
MISSED TURKEY.

Presidents. Aim Was For One Time
 Bad.
 Charlottesville. Va, Dec. 30-Presi- dent and Mrs. Roosevelt today attend ed services at Christ Church, near Pine Knot. They held quite a reception be- fore returning to their home.
 The Presidential party will return to Washington tomorrow.
 The President yesterday secured a shot at a wild turkey, but missed his mark and the game escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
Bids Wanted.

revenue of Montgomery County, until II a. m, Monday, January ', 1907; for resTavei- ing about miles of the Woo9ley hSao, Bids also wanted for same work under .onditjon that the county will furnish the Sravel fob. the cars at Highland Park. and Holt's Crossing. - C--~~'Si~a+ions can be optalneo at tne ot- County Engineer.
 to reject any and all bids Is
 J. T. BULLEN.
 County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
 We beg to announce that our plant Is now in operation, and we are prepared to look orders for brick. Equipped with the hest and mst up-to-date machinery. Daily capacity, 75.0OO brick We will take pleas ure in submitting samples on request See ,1S when in the market for brick,
 JENKINS BRICK CO, 7pbona ss2 S B. stern. Sales Agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-07

3IDeI 1SQ9Nell HlU
Der nmf9rift: r9onneur ct Patrie"
(Gbre uno 8aterlanb).
Gs sibt iebt flint &laFen bes Or
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mirter 4naabl bon Oiplomen. Srei
Jiinftel Der Inaabl in Den Deri4iebes
men 9raben miro an MilitGrz, Der Heft
an gibilperionen gegeben. IuslGnoer
f0nnen oen Sroen au9 erbalten, aGblen
aber ni9t nit
Ser Sroen Der @brsnlesion, pelder
ben Militdrinbabern cine ben peri9ie@
benen 3laHen entfpreGenbe iGbrli6e
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pGrtig in Sranfretn beitebenbe Milis
tdr> uno gipilperoienitorosn. Muber Dem
SrOen Der @brenlegion beftebt fir DIE
Mrmee Die Mrmeemeoaine, pelde an
10000 qerfonen ausseseben peroen
oarf uno iGbrli9 ben einaelnen Snbaz
bern 100 Jranes ($24) genfion elm
bringt. Die Soften Der Gbrenlegion
betragen id6rli9 100000 Srancs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-07
0fIbeIur mmo COWARD.

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England Bel Dem &aiier Wilbelm bat
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einen nu9 jeber Ri9tung bin bafrieOiz
genoen 8erIauf senommen.
8emertensnert6 lit, oab Sic 6eutz
f9e Prehe, troB Der auffauenoen &ii9=
le, nit Der Tie Die Inmelouna 0es Be-
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Nuben 5ie6en.
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senipdrtige interilutionale Gage muz
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spri6en 0euti9ldno un0 England,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-07
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-07

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ben, bab ba is mas gu MAIDEN, tperb
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