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HOW TO TEACH CHILDREN.
Here Are Some Suggestions by al
 NWritcr on EducntiOm.

A writer in an American education al journals offers some interesting suggestions for teaching children, says the Dundee Advertiser. It Is useless, he suggests to instruct children by us- ing technical terms or even terms that would be descriptive to grown-up. The point is illustrated by an ingenious parallel, Instead of telling child to ''sit up straight" it would be better to tell him, to "sit up tall.' In the same way if a child shouts too loudly in sing ing. Ee should le told to "listen" after :ak;ilg "a long smell" and if he real izes what is meant and does it, this will set the muscles of the waist and check the flew of breath, while the child will be, unconscious to its ac- tion."
 ''Such suggestion as the following do far more good than scientific terms in procuring the right tone-production from the child. Do not sing in q growing tone. Do not sing in scold- ing tone" "A fish horn tone sounds terribly descriptive, but we imagine its vividness would be lost on an English child. Sing with pleasant face. Sing with smile. Sing like the sweetest bird you ever heard. Sing q kindly tone. Sing sweet, loving tone. Make your lips sing to you. Whisper aloud, as though you wanted some friend in the furthest c,Tner of the room to hear you." It is to be hoped that after all this there would be no dan ger of the children learning to sing in a maudlin tone. ..4 ...
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In Jnpanese Hospitals.

The greatest difference between the work of Japanese hospitals and those of our country is the formers greater simplicity of equipment and economy of management. We are apt to sur round ourselves with so many "labOr- saving devices" that the mere care of them becomes burden, and in our hospitals there is generally liberal use of supplies. At Hiroshima the really important things (including an X-ray and photographing outfit and q chemical and meteorological labora- tory) are all to be found, but not things which are considered unessential. Ban dages from clean wounds are washed, rolled by hand, and used repeatedly, while laundry is kept at a minimum by rules specifying the length of time bed ding and kimonos are to be used.- Century.
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No Paupers In Japan.

With all our high wages and boasted civilization the remains that you will see mores Xeafthedly poor in any of our great3 les in day than you will see itG ban in a lifetime. In other words, you will see no destitu- tion in Japan. Though some are very poor, yet all seem to be well fed, cloth ed and housed and are invariably cheerful and, what is more surprising, invariably clean. There are no paupers in Japan and therefore no warehouses or poorhouses, though there are many hospitals where the sick are healed gratuitously. Practically every one can earn living. Would that we could say the same !-Pall Mall Gazette.
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Love of Country.

Several men were chatting together. One of them, Greek, was praising his country.
 Greece" said he, "ls the most beau- tiful land in the world. The blue heav- ems laugh perennially over Greece"
 "Why, that's nothing" said a Hun garian, "the whole world laughs over Hungary" "-Jugend.
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Uns1alSed Lime.

Unslaked lime is useful in prevent ing rust because of its extraordinary capacity for absorbing moisture. Some careful workmen who take pains that their tools shall always be in the best condition make practice of keeping a piece of lime in their tool boxes to absorb any moisture which might Oth. erwise cause rust.
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housework, and for two years did not get out of the house. The kidney se- cretions were irregular, and doctors were not helping me. Doan's Kidney Pills brought me quick relief, and fin ally cured me. They saved my life. !"
 Sold by all dealers. 50 cents box. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y. ..
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ey troubles. M y back pained me ter ribly. Every turn or move caused sharp shooting pains. My eyesight was poor,
 dark spots appeared
 before me, and l had dizzy spells. For ten years 1 could not do
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Sinister.

"Mr. Jeekill," said the man with the heavy gold watch chain, 'this is my friend, Col. Bunker. He is Senator Lots nuns right hand man."
 Delighted to meet you, Col. Bunker" said the other. By the way--er-Sena- tor Lotsmun happens to be left handed, you know."-Chicago Tribune.
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Ever Notice It.

Hyker-Did it ever occur to you that a woman's second love is usually quite different from her first?
 Pyker-Can't say that it did. In what way do they differ?
 Hyker-The first is better looking, but the second has more money.
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Kept His Promise.

She (weeping)-Flve years ago, as a bride, you promised to love me for an eternity, and here we are on the verge of divorce. i ln
 He-Well, the past five years have seemed like an eternity.-Fliegende Blaetter.
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Satisfactory.

Picking up book from the counter, the lady turned to the last page and read:
 And so they were divorced and lived happily ever after"
 'This book" she said to the clerk, "is evidently all right. Wrap it up, please"
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Lewis "Single Binder'' straight Dc cigar. Made of ripe, mellow to- bacco, so rich in quality that many who formerly smoked 10c cigars now smoke Lewis ''Single Binder. :" Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
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You Can Get Aliens Foot Ease FREE

Write Allen s. Olmsted, LeRoy, NY, for a free Sample of Allens FootEase. It cures sweating, hot, swollen, aching feet. It makes new or tight Shoes easy. A certain cure for COrns. .Ingrowing Nails and BunionS. ADDrug- sists sell 1t. 25c. Don't accept any substitute.
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Moths.

"There are no birds in last years nests,"
 But many closet shows Small winged things in last years vests
 And coats and other clothes. -Philadelphia Press.
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TEN YEARS OF PAIN.
Unable to Do Even Housswork ee-
 cause of Kidney Trouble.

Mrs. Margaret Emmerich, of Clinton St., Napoleon, O., says: "For fifteen years 1 was great sufferer from kid
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Couldn't Risk It.

Clara--I don't think Jack is very sincere.
 Bess-Why?
 Clara-Just before we left the sum- mer resort he wanted me to give him back all the snapshots that had been taken of us !n silly ositlons.-Detrolt Free Press.
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As in One Conspicuous Instance. Man in the Chair-What is the best paying branch of dentistry?
 Dental ractitioner-Pitching a ball.
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India's population is 3OO,O00,O00-one- fifth of all the people in the world.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-08

nieBt ben 8uf zines aufQefldrteu, fir
oen T0rtlbritt be9eiGterten MtanoQe
rims, welher iih ltet8 ale Treuno
Der Sremoen 9eSetat uu0 CUTE 8e5iey
butlgen nit Den frem0en aonIu(n
unterbalten bat.
Die StucienreiIe 0ie1er Qburouun.
GEN in oa8 Qu8lano tit opn ueitQe.
BENDER 8e0eutun9; fie beoeutet Elm
neues Nn5eid1en ne8 BeQinns elmer
lleuen Vera. 6eiBt e8 bod Ibon in
ben 2eitarttfeln Der 6ineflden Rel.
tun8er, oaB Die g~utienoung auf oen
MunIb Der 9eQieruna 8urndsuTub=
ten let, iid cine beItimmte NnIift
uber Die W0gliateit Der unnQn6s
lrnQ @5iuQs in einen tonItitutiDnels
len 5taat 5u biloen. Bis eur Gin
fihrunQ elmer BerfalYuno inn Neihe
oer Witte barfte bod mol mod elite
9eraume Belt oerftreideu, oaB aber
aud fir China Die 2eit unaef6rter
Gt9euentptdtun0 bDrtheE lit un0
aud Der @hineie Den 0unid beot,
nnn benz iuetBen Mann I'll leruen,
mas i1n gut if uno niblid3 oiinft,
oG8 beoeutet einen Wnrfftein in Der
@eIhidte G6iiae, ben Qnbruh eli
uer reuen 8eit.
Der Rieie, BET bisber qeIhlofan
bal. beainnt eli eruaGben. Der ssh
oeehau Der aanDnen b0r Sort Orr
thur uno in Der Wonbldurei habeu
lbn QufQemeft un0 Die bei5pienoien
grFoIge Der Sopaner in linn Den
Wunid rege aetnadt, auJ bDn Dem
roetBen Waun 81 Iernen. Ser 9ris
unpb 0eS emit oera1teten uno itets
gebaBten Nehenbublers aat ouh rueis
teren GreiIen lit gbina bic t6tlibe
ShDGhe oe8 observation-disclosures
uno Die BOrtei(e Der mpoernen &ule
tur, ute tie BON Sopar i'm Rin9en
init 8uBlono nm Die GDrberribaft
in Oltaiten our GerUertune aebrod1t
itnb, tlar Qemadt. Ser ihtofenoe
Gieie beginnt su erpaden. 6eute
mod inter Dem erraunternoen Gins
flufie Sapans. Nber er lit entlHlois
len, aus eriter Quene gu ferneu.
nno oorum io0en Die N6orbnunoen
ii6 in Die oerl9ieoenen 2dnoer in
ben DHtiimeu unb ben ueiflihen Wees
rem begeben uno ale oorti9en 8e=
eieruug8' uno 8ermnltunas .@inridls
tuuQer eiugebeno ftubieren, ,oamit
bas bette bnb0n auserud6lt uu0
bonn in @bina ein9efibrt tperoe".
Nuh Die beioen GommiNGre, mel.
de inherent 2anoe einen 8eiuh obs
ftatten, brinaen pffsne Nugen fir
voas bette" nit. un0 tuenn erft al
oos bette ausermdhlt uno in China
eineeftbrt fem pirb. bann piro es
ben 2ebrmeiitern ebsnI0 eeber1, mie
eS linen in Sapau er9onoen lit.
Wlan uiro iih aud i'll China ihrer
entleoigen. Wenn Der beute ertuae
henoe &ieie iih eft ben lebten
S6taF aus ben au9en aeniiht ha=
ben miro. oann miro man oas Stids
Mort b6ren: China fir bic g6tne.
fen!" Damn erft miro Der mirf(ih
teBte gntIheioun88taHlpf suiihen
benz WorQen(ano uno Dem Nbenos
fau0 antebeu.
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lie tbimefif6e 2tboroauua.

Durd elm i'm Nanten oe8 8aiIers
BON China am l6. Suli b. S. in Be,
ting ner6fentlihte8 goift mar bic
@%ntienoung perihieoener &borouun'
gen ms Nuslono gu Stuoienstpes
den aneeorbnet mDroen. yum" TO
bteB e8 in Dem Goift, lid in Die
perihieoenen GGnoer in ben 0ftliden
uno meftliben Meeren ia beaeben
uno ale borti9en He%aierunsss uno
Germaltuna8 ginri9tungen einge.
bend 81 ftuoieren, oanit bas bette
oaraus auserpablt unb bann in
CHINA eingeflbrt meroe." Cine bie'
Ter S~tubientommiiIionen peilt au'
genblidlib in unierem 2nnoe. Sin
Der Spite Der &ommilliDn lteben
sruei bObe 6ineiilbe @iroentr1eer:
TuansfauQ, bisber @ouperneur uDn
6unan, uno 3ai : hung = Dbl, Bices
BraIibent I'M Sinanaminiiterium.
Der leBtere pirb als elmer Der SSiib.
rer Der Reform6emeauua in CHINA
anaeSeben. unb auh 9uan.fana ae'
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Wom Taris mad 9imbmttM tn 10
tEa0est.

aein reuer 8ofnan pon Sules
8erne, rpie man pieQeiht oenten
f6nnte. Nein, 6aS alte Timbuftu,
bic reerbptene Staot" Der Iraber,
Der altberiibmte 0anoelsplab am
Snoranoe Der Sabara, Die 9eimftatte
Der mobameoanilhen @elebrlaHlteit,
tritt in brett Berbinoung nit Der
~Beltleuhte" Baris.
9imbuttu mar friber tatiablib cine
noerbDtene Staot" at8 5auptiiB oes
mobomeoaniihen 5anatismus, nur
utter arDBten @efnbren uno Wiiben
81 erreiden uno am 8iele lauerte Der
aDo. go mander tiihue Gntoeder
biiBte leln 8agnis nit benz aeben,
mle 1926 Der eualiihe Major 4aiua.
5bm fUlgte 2 Sabre ipdter Der ,srans
soie Hene &aiae, uuo erlt i'm Sabre
1853 Der &etienoe 0einrih 8artb,
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ben Bdblern ~abb1ugig uno Der RDs
MIG oon Gn9louo oDn iloiiden 8ans
tiers, Der &uiier bon &uBlano aber
lei unabadn9ie. @a lit niat atlaus
nehmen. DAB @itte cine oerartia TAFT.
loie VemerfunQ aemndjt babe. MDa.
lther tit es Ih0n. oaB CT Die ebenfaas
belihtete 8en1erfun9 gentadt bat,
Der Wnnld Der Reunlutiondro, &uB=
(ano BON Bolen. Irmeniern uno Sue
ben regiert gu fehen. tueroe fid nid]t
erfiiuen. obaleid auh oieg uiht ali,
81 nabriheintib lit. Sebr mabr.
ideinliG lit es oageoen. ooB er oles
BAG aeiaat bat, mas i'm Der Beridt
in 8eau8 auf Die 2Diung Der Qan6s
froge in ben Wuao legt. Gr loQ
ndmli6 oen geIu9ern auseinanbers
ieBt BADEN. iie miiRten Die Soee aufs
aeben, oaB Die Geeieruna einem See
ben bon linen Elm Gtid 2anb ben,
{ tDnne, 10 piel 2ano babe lie
nibt, iie miiBten oas Qano faufen
uno ratenmeife n~bbesablen. Die grs
fldruna fDa ben 8eludern gar nibt
eeFallen uno Der Spreber lon eeant-
wDrtet baben, fie red1teteu beltimmi
oorauf, 2ano geIbentt gu betomrner.
WItte CAB ben 2euten iblieBlih ons
8eripreden, oaB fie ben &aiIer Ieben
fUlGten.
Die ruIliihen 8erIiterungsae.
aeIeIihaften haben beId(oIien, Sen
Shaoen, Der ourh Die 8auernauf.
onaetidtet lit, nibt gu erieben.
Die Gegieruna min ben @eIhdoiQten
helfen uno bat bereits II MiGionen
&ubel fir oielen 3ned ausaeIebt.
0aoDn aeben $500. 900 &ubeI nab
ben SftieeprUoin3en. @iel tam oas
nit niht aemadt neroen, aber piels
teift fann lie ipdter mebr tun.
Die Beeroiaung bes neritorbe.
nen S0nig5 gbriftian BON 9Gnemart
am Is. sSebruar ltatt.
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sett nper So sxanren

idOn ruurbe Mrs. Binslom's 5pD.
thing : Sprup pon M1iaiunen pDn
W9iittern beiln 3abnen Der giuDer
angemenoet. 8irtt Du i'm SGl(oFe.
ourb bas Shreien zines &inoes ees
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abuen if uno Dur
Sbmersen meiut? 8enn 10, laIe
iDF0rt cine Elaide BON ,,Wers.
MinslDms Soothing Syrup" holen.
Sem Wert 1T unbeaablbar. gs miro
Dem fIeinen 2eioenoen ipfurt Ninoes
rung Ueribafen. 8erlaBt euH oa.
rauf, Wtittter, es lit feiu !9iueifel
carlber. Sc bei[t 9~iarr6Ue, reaus
llert ben Wiagen nnb Die Nieren,
beieitigt Binb 9otit, ertueiGt ben
@nunten, uerbinoert @ntaunouna
uno itdrft oas eanse SpItem.
pWsrs. @inslums SDUthina Syrup"
fir sabuenoe 2inoer lit angene6m
i'm 9efGmaG; bas Recept itarntit
BON einem Der better meibliGen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staten. gs lit
bel allen Druggiiten in Der aarlsen
Belt III baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slalhe. Gauft nihts anoere8, nlS
Mrs BinsfuWs SDnthiua Snruu.
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o.im hetlenpes Gpanaeltum.

Ser Bre6iger s. 6. @arren, Bo
flor Der Sbarun B~aptifentirbe in
8elair, @a., Ipritt iiber pglectric
8itters4: @r lit cine @ottesipenoe
fir Die W1enlhbeit. St furterte mei=
uen (abmen &iden, iteife 8elenfe
uno meinen pbuliiden, tutalen Nies
oerbcuh. .3mei Tlalhen oes elettri=
iden gitters BADEN MIDI 70 fart ees
maAt, oaB i'd orei Meilen in so Wtts
uuten geben fann uno nidt ermiioet
bin. @r mabte mid gu eirem neuen
Wienlmen! Die bette Nr3uei gegen
Shpdde unb ale Waeer=, 2ebers
uno 3ieren>2eioen. Inter @arontie
Oerfauft bel Noufph DreiB uno s..
aaltener & Sohn. Breis: 50 Gents.
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EGaes y~tentatetten
9 nInnh b.

= Bene5uela Bat unlere Iieaierung
erluAt, Die 4eituna ieiuer Goniulnte
in Srantreih Su ibernebulen, uniere
Gegierun9 lit benz Berlanaen nadges
tDmnen.
1bDu1as @. 2apion bebauptet.
oaB er bic Bertretung BON aenug 80
lieen. 5nbabern befise, I'M eire &Dns
troQe iber Die rNem @ort 2ife" uno
bic rWutual 2ife Sniuratce gpmpa>
np" auslbeu gu fDnnen. gr lit iebt
babel. Elm S0mlte 81 biloen. melhes,
i'm .sFaQe er mirtlib Die 9eieulhafs
ten f1ntrDllieren tam, cine &eDrea-
niiatiDu o~erielben nornebmen Ioa.
@ouperneur Sobnfon BON Wtinnel0ta.
Guuoerneur 8romaro BON 5lDrioa
uno Der friibere @eneral. Gnnalt 500.
nett BON OhiD lUQen Wtitolieoer oes
Rpmite8 tueroen. 8on Den 8erithes
runesaeleuIhaften miro natiirliG be-
itritten, oaB 2aml0n i'm Stanoe lit,
cine berartiae 9ontr0ue ausauiiben.
pie er bebauptet. Man ermartet nit
Spannuna Die beioen @eneraluers
iammlnngen, in oenen iib Die Sadie
entlheioet muB. Die Der Seem 0ort
aiFe" fnoet am Z. Npril, Die Der
Mutual an Il. SUM ftatt.
Der Rational Srrigation Gone
gre6" in Boiie, Soab0, ioa Udbreno
Der 8eit BPM 10. biz gum Is. Seps
TENDER ftattfinoen.
Die 2eQislatur bon SiosgarUs
limo bat oas loaenannte n0ispenia'
H. @eiss, ourd melbes Der @es
trdntebanoe( nerItaatlidt ruuroe, aufs
gebuben.
Nuslnnb.
@raf 8itte, ber ruiiiide 8res
mierminiter, bat cine Population BON
Qan0leuten aus benz &nutaIuS ent'
pfangen, uetde ut1 cine @uoieu5 BEL
benz 8aiIer nahiubten. leber feline
llnterrebun0 nit ben 4euten piro
Elm Beribt oerbHentlidt, Der lebr ins
tereIiant lit, oeiien 8idtiafeit mlr
aber in manben 8untten beaneifeln.
60 IoI @itte nod oieIem Beri6t
aeiagt haben, er bante @Dtt, oaB IN
HuBlano niht eben iolhe 8uitdnoe
berr|ften, tuie in anoern 9dnoern.
Der frausBfihe 8rdfoeut lei pnn
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Der @elbfeber aetu

lit tirslih entoeft noroen. St bat
cine ftarte Qehnlidlteit nit Dem sra
faria &eim. lin oas Spitem BON
ben 3ranfbeitsteimeu gu befreieu, 1T
mol teine Weoi5in 10 gut, als Or.
Sings 0eue 2ebenss BiQen. Die
ielben turieren aae &ranfbeiten,
melhe our9 Walarias Gift ooer un'
ueroauli6teit hero0reerufen tperoen
uno smar unter @arantie. IS @ts.
BET IoDlpB 8reiB uno s.. 9altener
& Gphn.
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Gnt5ebl,d, nerbramnt.

gbas. Sc, WDpre, elm Malhiniit
in Soro Gitp. Ba., nerbranute fiH
In einem elettriiden Diem entleblid
bic 6ano. Ct rieb iie nit Budfen's
Nrnica Salbe Elm uno ersielte bas aes
m6bnfide &eiultat: cine ldnele uno
pnlftdnoiae 6eiluna. 9as bette 6eil'
mittel gegen Werbrenuunaen. @uns
ben, MbIbirfungen. eczema uno
6Gmurrbpioen. Is Cts. bel Nbplph
DreiB un6 T. &altener & Sobn.
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SS Salt. cement, Saa0, Bads
Lteiae, feuerfefte Gteine uio GbpA.
8beer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dadpappe,
Gbeer uno asphalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sar6en, @la8 &c. &c. Itets uorr6tbio
Bet 8. 6. 2telm,aun, BOG 0ft,
&omrnercesStcaBe. @iebriae BreiIe,
quite Wnare lumie quite unb reeLIe
Beoienuna Uerben aurantirt.
Eefephon 40.
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Eagllde EOuriiten 59latwaaeu

mad @%alif0rnien, ebenIO nab ct.
Souls nia geras & Bacific : Babn
obne 8ebiel. Shreibt an iraenb
einen Tidet . Nseuten rueaen oieIes
teuen 9ienite8 Doer an 6. s.. gur,
ller, General IS aiia9iersNgent, 9afs
fns, Tepas.
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SliOmeltteraS wltnlnt En0

@enn SIR Gu6 iraenbpu nieoer
(aiien noCt, thut es entlnne Der 81
ME Der
&aa AatDttio Il Lran1as
3as Sahm.
i'm gartenaDiitrit oes States. 8e
lunoDeit uno alinla undbertruHen,
Biltge 2dnbereier Fur Den Gariner
Wlarttgdrtner, 05a. uno Bie5siidter
0eeen g~iuseibetteu penoefGuh an
@eU. s. 2uptDn, g. g. 81,
SIM NntOnin. Teros.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
Fire az CaIahoose.

""a' came near being a disastrous
n'e occurred last night at the city
O'S''e' Two prisoners, a white man
ana an indian We're confined in the
".@' CELL both Intoxicated, At about
! % CLOCK this morning the Indian be-
san " s'..os OF yeils which would have
y "' '.'''t TO his varlikn ancestors.
J. ''"" h.A.s, who was sleeping in
'. 'I".' 90 tie police station hui
'.'' L" 'he scene ami found the entire
"".""',s itI. II smoke and flames H.
'''"T from the first calaboUse Mr.
1-"''S turned in tie fire alarm and
'.. '''e department. which is iH an
"' '.''.'.I Z building responded, TEa
. was quickly eN'inguish d and the
NAN S"''''ated occupants q the cells,
u "-Te' Io'th. From the statement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
Ardmore VS.. Gainesville.

The Ardmore football team, headed
by Manager Dewitt and eXulted with
confidence, bearded the south bound
passenger train today at noon for
Gainesville, where they will face the
Gainesville team on the gridiron this
afternoon. The boys are happy over
the last two games they won from
sulphur and are ready to make
strong fight for the game this after.
noon They have not been able 70 de,
feat Gainesville this season, hut in.
tend TO do so this afternoon For the
past week the team has been getting
some good practice and are in better
condition to put up the game OF their
life this afternoon than ever before
The following players accompanied
the team to Gainesville where the line.
no will be determined: Raudol. Mann.
Willis Wilmington, Max Whittington
Frame, Price, Woods, Wyont, Weeks
Bowling Harris, johnson. Owens and
Keller. Along with them were some
fifteen rooters who went to encour
age the team. From the players who
went will be picked the team when
they reach Gainesville as the definite
lineup has not been determined The
game will be called Immediately after
the team reaches that place The boys
viii return tonight 1t H. hoped with
victory hanging at their belts.
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SECOND DAYS
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The matter was finally referred TO a
committee TO make the proper correc.
aen and conform TO the federal reluir-
: cement. This committee rerortsd this
substitute:
That the delegates q ,he proposed
s'-i" Of Oklahoma. assembled ir
Guthrie. capital Of Oklahoma Terrific.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled by the Guaranty Abstract
Company e Pavls Valley.

company G Pavls Valley.
Moran scott and wife to Thomas $.
Booth part of Dot 3. block &7r. Ard
moro. Consideration $500.
Maud T. Gardner to DcForrcsr f.
Wheeler lot g. block 255, Sulphur.
Consideration 5000.
J. \. Pulliam to Mrs. Gert!e Gulley,
lots / >. 3 ana 4, block 257. Ardmorc.
Consideration $1,000.
John Wyatt and wife to l.. c. Le-
sure, lot 8, block Az, Ardmore. Con
sideration $50.
c. and c. Nations to Dewitt Lock-
well, lots l, ?, I and s, block 1G4, Ard
more. Consideration sS5.
The sulphur Real Estate Exchange
to II. d. Borrow, lots and s. block
80, sulphur. Consideration $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22

Tulsa, l. r., Nov 22.-The Morning
World mas passed into the control Of
the World Publishing Company, a cor
porltion with capitalization Of s25,O0O
j. r. Brady Is president, John b. Mer-
we're, vice president, and Frank Tew
secretary and treasurer Of the compa-
ny Mr. Tew will have the active man.
agameat OF the pper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
FOR SALE.

IHANGED-The European hotel ha;
changed hands and will be known
hereafter as the Lee" Every room
has been CTerhauled and is up to
date Bath and electric lights. South
Washington street, next TO fire sta.
tion. VIM. F,elbinder, Prop 22-l2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
Some Good Advice.

For better buggies for less money
than the peddlers sell and on as good
terms see Noble Brothers. When you
trade here your note is with home
people. ls-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
Citizenship Claims.

II you have citizenship claim pend.
ns and are not yet enrolled or have
other business before the Interior De
partEent, write Immediately TO VII.
lam w Wright. registered attorney.
Offices, Washington Loan & Trust
Building, Washington, d. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
At the Jail.

Four prisoners were discharged
from jail today. Two were sent - 4.
s Insane asylum at St. Louis, Jane
Znmwalt aud VIM. F., Willis. One
Chas Butler, having finished serving
his sentence for assault to kill, and
John Brooks, charged with arson, dis.
charged under bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
Opera House Saturday Nioht.

Donnelly 4 Hatfeld's minstrels
come to the opera house Saturday
night. This company carries - people
and one car load OF scenery. Tickets
on sale Friday. 22-2
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Notice.

On and after November 1st, 1906,
We will discontinue any credit bust.
ness, whatever, and will thank all
who owe MS to come in and settle
their accounts, as we do not intend to
do any more credit business.
Very respectfully,
2tf BURTON.PEEL DRY GOODS CO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22

Buy holiday presents that will last
a life time, See our carving sets and
silver table ware before you make
your purchases.
BIVENS, CORHN & FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22

From the viewpoint OF a sensible
person imitation IS the most disgust,
ing form Of flattery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-22
CONVENTION AoJouRNs.

Constitutional Body Taxes Adjourn.
rent Until Monday.
Arim1reite Special
The convention adjourned this az.
'sru0.u az @ o'CloeE unit. Monday
The yariols committees are v0raiug.