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The Washington times., 1907-09-22
AMERICAN DRESSING
DISPLEASES EDWARD

LONDON, Sept. 2t.-According to re
ports of those who have arrived from
Marienbad. the most popular American
women taking the waters were Miss
Amy Townsend. Mrs. Glasgow. who aid
the cure very seriously. and that hand
some artist, Mrs. Leslie Cotton, who OBJ
tanned several commissions to paint por-
traits. Mrs. Cotton is now engaged on
a picture OF Miss Hall Walker a beau
tiful blonde. who is one of the King
newer friends.
The general complaint among the Eng
liSn people who have been TO Marienbad
year after year Is the tendency on the
part Of certain American visitors to wear
ascot frocks instead or the simple
tsilor-nade gowns which suit the simple
life. The King by no means approved
OF TINS overdressing. and there will be a
return next year 10 simplicity.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Felix Garziglia Will Preside
At New Methodist Church Organ

Felix Garzislia will preside at the or
gan at the opening OF the new West
Washington Methodist Church, where
Mr.. Baliinger is pastor. He will also
play the organ at the daily services
during the coming week. with the ex-
ception of Wednesday. when visiting
organist viii hold this position. and ne
will close the exercises next Sunday at
the regular services. II. GerSiglIa has
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Program at Christian Church
By Choir and SolQists

The choir Of the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church will sing at the services
this morning My Faith Looks up TO
Thee" (Schnecker), and Miss Josephine
7. Gould WI sing 20, for Closer
Walk with Cod (Birch) as a soprano
solo. AT the evening service Z. G. Grau
will sing The King of Love Ny Shep-
herd Is" (Gounod) and the choir will
sing MY LORD Thy VIII Be Done"
Dauks).
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Special Program of Music
BY Kellar Memorial Choir

The Kellar Memorial Lutheran choir,
under the direction OF W. o. Little, will
give special program Of music this
evening. They will sing Il VIII Extol
Thee" (Ashford). Praise the Lord"
(Ashford). The Pilgrims OK the Night
parker, and Seek Ye the Lord CRob-
erts). Mr.. HUMPHREYS will sing "fhe
Plains OF Peace" w. o. Little and
Mrs W. d. Bowdler will sing duet
20. Lord. / Come" and a quartet COM
posed of Mrs w. D. BOwdler, Mrs.
Adolph Bowdler, Mr. Humphries, and
Mr.. Little, will sing Abide With Ne -
4 section OF the Rebew Orchestra VIII
assist.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Miss Goodwin Goes Abroad
For One Year of Studying

Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin. So
prano soloist in the choir of the Mt
Pleasant Congregational Church, sailed
yesterday for Europe to remain for a
year studying. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. James NJ. Goodwin
and they will first take a trip through
the British Isles and then 20 to Paris
Miss Goodwin has a charming voice
and personality.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
3ha3aw Of meren ETIRR1
10 all qbunc I0 5l5{5I5'

esta blished his piano studio at s1s Thir-
teenth street Hs will also have charge
of the advanced piano pupils OF Chevy
Chase College. and OF the entire music
department of Madison Hall Seminary.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
MUSIC NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Francis Rogers, che New York bari
tone, has been in Europe all this sum
Her securing additional material for
ms programs. At the clo5e OF each con-
cert season Mr.. Rogers makes a prac-
tice Of combining work and play in
leisIrely trip through the European
music centers. with a few weeks visit
at the watering places In order 10 be
able tc term the expedition a vacation.
The balance Of his time he devotes to
conscientious search for recital novel
ties. The baritone's annual New York
recital in November has for years been
considered among the smartest affairs Of
the musical season. and IL is here that
his summer finds" are given their
firt public trial. Mr.. Rogers will make
an extended tour this yeSr, devoting his
time largely TO oratorio as well as re-
cital work
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Corps of Capable Teachers
For University of Music

The University Of Music and Dramatic
art. which began it's fourth year on
September Is includes In its faculty the
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
MUSICAL NOTE.

Anybody can play a hand organ. but
there is no good and sufficient reason why
anybody shculd--ChicaSo News.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
Second 6oor-sr. and b.. near car line Sc: .
al moderI. improvements.
paper throughout; Al condition; yard front
and rear.
On 18th st. NV. LIST floor. sr-. tile bath.
CELLAR and furnace; good location.
ID St ne, 6r. and D.; square from cars:
good ho1se. rent reasonable
Near l4th st. NV. 81. and b. good house; In
good condition.
on nth st. NV. LIST and ID floor, and Or.
and tile bath; rent reasonable TO good tenant.
I'm. H. SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 F St.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs William Keye Mixer Is again in
her position as soprano soloist in the
choir OF the Metropolitan Baptist
CanTch, after successful summer sea-
sen. She has turned her attention seri-
ousiy TO the study Of Oratorlo, and was
heard last Sunday in Hear Ye. Israel"
from Elijah" Mrs. Miller spent her
summer in Asbury Park.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
wooDRIDGE-SPECIAL BARGAINS

select suburb; Groom house: furnace
heat; large lot; true bargain for 50 700
Apply MRS. THOMPSON. on premises or
d. II, JOHNSON CO., Gil 7th St NV.
auI7-sa-Su-H
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-50 acres 20 cleared. - tirhberl.
whole or 5-aCre lots fronting 50-foot road-
way. Land Is located : miles northwest
from White House in direct line Of i'm
proyenlents on Cedar Lane. west Of bethesda
Park. one mile from Rockville electric road
Springs and stream OF water On lands also
new tour-rccm house. stable for four horses,
wagons. farm implements. and four horzsss
WI exchange Tor small hOuss IN city or
sell AZ bargain Easy terms Address
ROOM 4 lS20 T 81. NV Telephone Main
ssss- seZo-St
FARAI-Dairy and truck farm FOR sale: near
Washington I325 18th ST. seZ3-3t
FOR SALE-Pretty fOur-rOom house. with lot
501200 1eer. good location; fine soil; price.
81. 500; $50 cash. balance SIS monthly. ineIud-
ing interest. Mr. JOHNSON, Review once,
MI Rainier se2Z-3t
Tvs LARGE colonial brick dwellings. we'll
b'8st In grove Of oak trees, on lot 45xl00. hot
and cold water; porcelain bath. lavoratory,
sink and electric lights. Price s.. so each:
$500 10 500 cash and SIS 70 $50 monthly, in
Guiding interest. Apply 10 CHAS. NJ LIGHT
BORN. Baker st. Nj Rainier. OF " A.
BARTLETT, at Review Office sit. Rainier.
sell Ct
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

The Boston Symphony Orchestra will
give this winter its usual series OF five
matinee concerts in the new National
Theater at 4:So o'clock on Tuesday after
moons. November 5. December g. Janu-
airy :. February IS. and March Il. Three
solnists are announced: Pederewsld,
whose only appearance with orchestra
in Washington this viii be. Fritz Kreis-
Ter, the great vioiinist, and Teresa Car
reno, the distinguished pianist. Nine.
Carreno's appearance Will be a genuine
treat 10 the cOncert-gOing public, with
whom she Is such a favorite. She has
not been heard in Washington for some
years.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
CITY VIEW HEIGHTS.

500 lots for sale on easy terms az more than
reasonable values: S575 up; water. sewer. gas
and electric lights running entire front pH
property. - squares from Capitol. 10 sQuarss
from the $1,000. 900 Union Depot. high and
dry: beautiful view % Washington and sur
rounding country; public school houses on
every side % subdivision and one not more
shan squares from any lot We have for sale:
% minutes from any part OF the property 70
J. 5 Treasury the nearest in subdivisions
On the market Write OF call Tor further in
formation
DISTRICT REALTY CO.,
sos-sos Bond Building sels-a5t
MUST BE SOLD-Ove- IL acre; new ar
house, chicken house; Jersey COW. 50 hens. &
tons coal; kitchen cabinet: refrigeraS--: gar
ley. 10 minutes' city: $500: yon VIII regret it
II you miss this bargain THE SOULE CO.
Inc. $50 Louisiana ave. su1s-tf
FOR SALE-Easy terms small cash pay
ment, balance monthly. six detached cot
tages rooms. water. electric lights. one car
fares 10 minutes ride 10 city. BENZ. T. Ed
WARDS. IL 18th St NV se20-tf
FOR SALE-Or rent at Riverdaie, new
house, just completed, hot and eold water
bath; sewer connection papered throughout:
heated BY furnace, lot llXl50: price. Sc 90:
small cash payment. balance monthly; rent
49, : X EtlSDON se11-st
FINE sfx-rOom house: slate roof, barn.
chicken house: fine well water; lot 5oxls5,
fronting two streets also 20 other nice
houses on reasonable terms: 200 me building
See me-
R L. MARSH
ONCE 18th st, near Bunker Hi. Mt Rainier.
se20-5t
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

F1tzhugh GoIdsborOugh. the violinlst.
will spend the coming week in James
town. where he Will give a series OF
concerts at the exposition
Miss kathrynn NJ. Ellis, who spent
last week at the jamestown Exposition,
returned 10 Washington on Friday after
a visit 70 all the interesting points be
tween here and the historic James river.
Mrs. Florence Hill HOrness has re-
turned to Washington from long sum
mer vacation. and is much improved IN
health.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs. II. II Mckee has inaugurated a
short organ recital at 7:45. preceding the
evening service IN St. Michael and All
Angels. She will play this evening the
following program:
March from La RENE de Saba CGou-
nod; Andante, opus Il (Mendelssohn);
Prelude, Regina Coeh." from "Caval-
leria Rustincana' (MascagnD; la Re
veil du Lion (Ie KontslD. DR.. John
c. Exner will sing the ofrertory this
morning.
The Chorus Club has resum re-
hearsals for the season with its former
director. William J. Palmer. The club
is rebearSing every Tuesday evening in
the Fifth Baptist Church, and VIII pos
sibly number 100 choristers on It's roll.
Mr. Palmer has planned a series of FIVE
concerts with the Chorus Club, which
viii keep It busy through the winter.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY
50, 5O0-IN CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
Charming new house OF 8 pretty rooms ard
tiled bath; handsomely decorated and dnlshed;
press brick front.
CO .LiNs-GU Co. s21 18th st. NV
se20-St
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08
J. A. Halls Promise.

The colored people are very
much surprised at James A. Hail
County Treasurer who swore be-
fore the gods that if the colored
people stood by him he would do
even so unto them. They kept
their promise, i. g. those who
said they would support did on
the grounds that Hall appoint
colored man n the office, where
Richard Douglas was under Sui
Ivan. Hall is not keeping his
promlse-surely he is not DELHI.
erately telling the untrulh on
the grounds that he is not again
TO run for the office. Roy Reece
should have been elected anyway
Serlff Warner has partly kept his
promise. Mr.. Hall should give
some reason why he has not done
as he promised 1t is more SLAM
derous on his reputation as to
truth and veracity than it is the
starving out Of the men to have
been placed. And, too. it weak
ems the integrity Of the democrat
ic party. We have arrived at
the place where we expect men
In politics to be men Of their word |
man who cannot keep his word |
or man who is not truthful is
not fit for political Office, let him
be Hall or any one else-demo
GRAFT or republican-from the
President down to constable, and
we defy refutation from sane men
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08
Star Theatre Opens.

Last Monday evening was wit
messed the opening of a colored
theatre in our city at 800 East
Washington St., G. c. Lee, pro
prietor. The advent of the new
play house was sounded by the
music from Odd Fellows band
Mr.. Lee purposes to run the show
on the level with other shows
and will prohibit all bois.erous-
ness and undue profanity and
and other acts which would bring
discredit on the place, the color
ed race and the administration.
The house is we'll built for such
purposes and certain settings and
Illuminating facilities are gorge.
ons for the place. The order at
the opening was as good AS could
be expectt d and the initial play
this week was fine. The com
pany halls from Chicago. under
the manv cement OF Mr.. Scrog-
gius, a very clever theatrical
man. The play Monday even
Ing surpassed the most sanguine
expectations Some of the &C
tors being considered extraordin-
arily good. Pearle Hunter was
good as the leading comedian and
LaureGta Smith ranked close a.
mong the best female actresses.
The public will have no objection
as long as the place keeps this
record up.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

with men of high character and
position. The Age does not fail
to disagree with the president
when it thinks he does that which
is wrong. but when he does some
thing of this character it stands
ready to commend him. By the
appointment of Mr.. McKinlay to
this high position of distinction
and honor. and Mr.. Ralph Tyler
to like position, the president
has done much to change the
opinion that he is drifting away
from The interests of the race. =
New York Age.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

One of the neatest compliments
ever paid an Afro American by
any president was the appoint
ment Of Mr. White6eld McKinlay
on The board to beautify the City
of Washington. This is the first
time where an Afro American
has been put on such high com
mission and in place where he
will constantly come in contact
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

Ray Stannard Baker of New
7 rk is opening the eyes of the
world on the conditions of the
races ia Atlanta and the S )uth.
Every coIored person and every
white person; will do we'll to read
the American Magazine or get
the N gro papers of New York,
Boston and Richmond, Va. Fol
sale at Thompsons S. OF at this
Office Mr. Bsker is giving the
higher and better side of the col
ored people and showing how
f3r prejudice go and how abom.
Unable and retarding ignorance
is.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

Remember the election day
A supreme Judge is to be elected
Inc candidates are: Republican
Juuge Dunn; Democrat, Judge
james A. Creighton. Minor of
fces-for Magistrate, Republi-
can, Mr.. Weaver, Democrat, Mr..
Breunin. Vote, Yes, tor the
annexation o. Ridgley.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

The St Louis weather fore
caster says that June will be OK
after the 9th That's some
consoIation-3 days Of grace"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

A man can't preach Christ and
Aim crucified unless you pay him
or see that he has food and raj.
ment.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

The Forum offers a $500 re-
ward to the man discoverer in
the next 30 days. without dispute
who shot Goebel and who shot
up Brownsville.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

Tn S weather is something
fierce. Maybe we wont have any
Fourth of July.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

Be optomistic, but rot too op-
tomistlc. Some people are too
optomistic to work.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

The soldier boys dogs are com
ing soon.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-06-08

Poor Spring! Didn't get any
show at all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-04
Do You Digest
What You Eat?

II is one thing to eat and quite an
other 10 digest the food. Many people
can't do the latter and suffer for years
fro indigestion without really knowing
what is the matter with them. They
just know that their stomach is out Of
order
But the most important thing, afte.
all, is to know what is the matter, for
then It is easy enough TO know what TO do II the
advice OF thousands Of people Is convincing tc
you then we say take Dr. CalGwclls Syrup Pep
Sin IL you have any digestive trouble. AS IT.
name indicates, 1t is for Just that very allment
md that IL cures Is PROV en- by nles Of voluntary
testimonials g. our ONCE. More direct and per-
sunal proof can be obtained by going 20 your
nearest druggist ami buying n 30 cent or 81 bot
tie. Take 1t and YOU will be well; better still.
results ere guaranteed. so you risk nothing.
Hon George q. Rankin. formerly OF Mon
mouth, Ill. and now residing at Washington, ID.
C., where he holds "a high position with the Gov.
ernment Is a warm friend OF DIR, Caldwelis
Syrup Pepsin. He found II an invaluable tonic
and an aid 10 impaired stomach and digestive
organs-an opinion shared In by thousands Of
others. lie adds that he finds Il promotes health
every household
There is, In truth, no better family laxative
than DR. Cald Syrup Pepsn. Its gentle
and elective action and pleasant taste recom-
mend IL especially 10 weak stomachs, children.
women aud old people. IL Is equally good for
suffer from indigestion, sour stomach, bilious.
ness and other stomach, liver and bowel all
ments, bee iuse results are sure ana permanent Z
IL is reliable laxative and even 80 cent bottle
will belp many members OF q family 70 better
health.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-04
We FURNISH MATERIAL
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
PRODUCT OF 1HE FT. SMITH
WAGON COMPANY.

The section OF the country west OF
here and In the neighborhood OF
Wapanucka furnishes about all OF
the timber that is used by the Fort
Smith wagon shops In the construc-
tion OF their products, and why
cant Ardmore have wagon factory
and use the material produced in
this section at home? or course. Ard.
more can have wagon factory
and will have one II is In the pros.
poets now and within the next few
days representatives from big wa.
gon manufacturing concern will be
in the city to look over the ground
with view OF locating a plant in
this city.
The fact that Fort Smith wagon
works gets its material from this
section OF the country was learned
today from the representative OF that
concern who is in the city waiting
on the trade. The representative
made the remark in the presenc Of
several men including a member OF
the Ardmoreites stan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-04
BRAKEMAN INJURED
W. II. SANDERS RECEIVES SER.
ioUS INJURIES IN SLIGHT
WRECK ON CHocTAW.

W. H. Sat iers. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Sanders Of this city
employed as a brakeman on the
Rock Island railroad received n Sc
we're injury TO his back in a railway
collision on the Rock Island road at
Randolph cast of here late yester.
day afternoon. The injured man
was brought here for treatment by
the company's surgeon. DR.. J. G.
McNeese.
The facts as gathered from the
best source. is that young Sanders
was on the engine of his train
when II ran into some loose bo,
cars left on the main line by 9
train that had just left the station
when the yourg man saw that I
collision was unavoidable he jumped
from the engine and fell on his bacl
with the result above named.
The parents Of the young man liv'
in east Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-04
IstablisAsd 1895 Ardmore. OKLA

All the township trustees Will
meet at the rooms of the board OF
county commissioners on December
0. for the purpose of laying of the
road districts.
Fred Haynie of this city was Sc
lected as court baliff for the county
court.
W. NJ winfrcy justice of the
peace at Ardmore was made the
successor to the Office OF U. S. com
missioner for the first commission
er's district. and all of the records
and dockets of the commissioner
court will be turned over TO Judge
Winfrey.
An additional room was rented
for the use OF the county on the
third floor of the Wolverton build
ing TO be used as a witness room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-04

schools The action OF the board will
be communicated to Congressman
Carter so that he may know the
position o' the people In reference
to the measure.
The directors took an important
stop in another dirccti,h W en- they
decided to take up 'hc matter with
too Eock Island railrod, in ref
renee to the Inadequate service on
the Choctaw at this time. The gen.
eral manager will be communicated
with At once and an effort made
to get an additional train put on
II the present schedule is kept in
effect. The service for both pas.
seugers and freight is very mad.
equate and unsatisfactory and
works great damage TO the city.
the local freight from here having
failed to run from Wednesday to
Saturday last week There is no de.
sire on the part OF the club to har-
rass the road but the service is SO
wretched that complaint at this
time cannot we'll be withheld.
The success Of the public meet
ings oi the commercial club have
been 50 great that another will
be held on December II. at the
Robson opera house at which time
addresses of interest to Ardmore will
be made by Rev c. G. Wcith. Hon.
4. c. Crucc and Hon. J. r. Pen.
nington. Music will also be furnish.
ed for the occasion and program
arranged which VIII both interest
and entertain the people. It being
especially desired that all the la
dies attend as their prcscnc' adds
much to the enjoyment of the
meetings
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-04
49, *++++++++++*++++++++++++@
! PERSONAL MENTION ;

Jesse Holland OF Overlook is in
the city.
c. NJ. Carter of Oklahoma City is
in the city.
DR.. j. T. Barnwell and wife were
here today from Overbrook.
T. c. Bennett of Marietta was an
Ardmore visitor last night.
w w Dick of Enid was regis
tered at one OF the local hotels.
w. r. Thompson. a citizen Of
Marietta, was in Ardmore last night.
Prof. T. II. Umholtz. supervisor
OF school in the Chickasaw nation,
was here last night from Tisho.
mingo.
Hon. w. A. Ledbetter has return.
ed from a business trip to Guthrie.
Lacey Bobo OF Musikoge is an
Ardmore visitor.
Mrs. A. Z. Presley of Chlckasha
Is the guest OF Mrs. Dora Nisbett
whil attending the sessions of the
Order of Eastern Star.
H. G.. House of the firm Of House
q Jordan. the new Marietta loan
real estate. abstract and insurance
firm, was in the clay yesterday on
! business.
Mrs. Rhoda NJ Hunter OF Du
rant. who is here attending the
school of instruction of the Order
Eastern Star. is the guest of Mrs
Dora Nisbett.
W. b. Johnson. Esq, has returned
from a business trip to Guthrie
While in Guthrie Mr.. johnson wa,
enrolled as member of the ba
of the new state. He reports every
thing running along in smooth
way IN the legislature.