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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

! Mismated tells beautiful story true tc
life of benefit to every one.
Clyde and Ross Trowbridge OF Ronald
were in town Tuesday evening.
Eugene Warner was in Lakeyiew the
fore part Of the week on business.
Mrs. and Mrs. d. F. Moon were Grand
Rapids visitors Saturday for the day.
VIM. j. Wilson has been appointed adj
mlnistrator for the Sarah Benedict estate.
/ O. F. Webster went to Allegan We'd
nesday TO visit his son Edward J. Web
ster.
Miss Grace Annis was the guest Of
Lowell friends from Saturday till Mon
day.
There are seven funny parts in Mis-
mated and many good laugh can be ex-
pected.
In Alpena 24oo people crowded in to
see Mismated and many were turned
away.
Lloyd Bigley of Saranao spent last week
visiting at the homes Of H. B. Wilcox and
r. H. Gleason.
Miss Rosa Roth was in Lowell from
Saturday till the first Of the week on &C
count of illness.
Just received large line of Homer
Laughlin dinner ware at Gioson's Bazaar
on Bridge street.
w. E. Rogers was up from Lowell
Wednesday and shipped his household
goods to that place.
Mrs. w. w. Mitchell suffered another
slight strock Of paralysis last week and
is confined to her bed.
Mrs Baxter Strong left Tuesday for
Jackson being called there on account of
the sickness Of cousin.
Guy D. Weter and J. B ArnwIne at
tended the Board of trade banquet in
Cir and Rapids Wednesday night.
you want a good cane seat put in
your chair call on s. T. Arnold, three
blocks west of E. E Hudsons store
Seats for Mismated go on sale Friday
at ! 0 o'clock a. m at the Hotel Belding
Be there early if you want good seats.
The Baptist Ladies of the third ward
will serve S cent supper in the church
dining room Wednesday afternoon Feb
ruary / 8.
Fred A Washburn was elected dele
gate from this city to attend the republi-
can state convention in Grand Rapids
next week.
The Great fire scene in Mismated is
worth thslprice of admission alone. 1t is |
one of the greatest scenes ever produced |
On stage.
The local talent company who are to
put on Msmated at the opera house next |
Monday and Tuesday evening are going
to produce the play at Saranac Friday
this week.
Frank Livermore walks about quite
carefully for few days because OF
kick received in the left side from horse
On Tuesday evening. He THINKS one rib
was broken.
j. H. Henderson D o and his wife are
vis ing L. D. Pierce and other friends this
week. They have just returned from
Mo-, where he has been taking
a course in Osteopathy and is now ready
10 locate for practice as soon as he can
find the right place,
We have had sung winter weather for
the past week with good seghing, the
has reached zero several
times and on Wednesday night it touched
| 4 below. water pipes which we're not
well protected have given considerable
trouble and the plumber has been in good
demand.
E. c. Greenee, who has been the
of the Demorest mixer de-
partment Of the Ballou Manufacturing Co
left this week for Chicago to take charge
Of the Chicago office ard push the sale Of |
the mixer there. He has made many
friends during his short residence in this
city.
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The Social Stir.

Miss Lula Butt is of on a holiday
vacation and spending the time in
Amarillo.
Miss FLETCHER of Matches. Miss. is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. ID. Fore
out on Hargrove Heights.
Mrs. A. j. WoNerton and daugh-
ters, Misses Clara and Vella, have
returned from an extended visit in
Cannon City. Herford and Amarillo.
Texas.
Miss Daisy Nichols is in Mannsville
looking after her Indian interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Mullen have
gone to Oklahoma City to reside in
the future.
Mr.. Frank Juden, who is quite a
favorite in the social set. is In from
his ranch, visiting at the home of
Judge and Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell.
John Ritter of Elk City, is in the
city visiting his parents.
Mrs. Della Milton of Atoka, visit
ed friends and relatives in the city
the past week
John George was off for little out.
ing Monday and Tuesday, and spent
the while in Texas towns,
Miss Bliss Corlew has gone on an
extended visit to Ash Grove, Mo, and
while away will visit Mrs. James II.
Musgrave (nee Miss Leila Cook in
st. Louis.
Harry Darby of TT. Smith. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jeffries.
Miss Effe Jeffries is visiting in
WaXahachie.
Miss Lula Kendall has returned
from New Port.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mulholland OF
Fort Smith, We're guests in the city
Thursday End Friday.
b. r. Thomas left Wednesday on
an extend d Texas trip.
Mrs w. r. Strange and little sons
returned Thursday from visit to
| Honey Grove, Texas.
Allison Coleman, a former newspa
ne rman o. this city has returned tc
Ardmore after spending some time
In Little Rock, Ark, where he was
employed on several papers,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Young have
returned from two weeks visit witt
Mr.. Young's father in Butler, Mo
Mr., Young reports crop conditions
good in Missouri but says at points
between here and there conditions arr
not so good.
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Great Meeting Of Lawyers.
Ardmorcite Special.

Ardmoroite Special.
Portland Me. Aug. 2i.-Distin-
guished disciples of Blackstone from
all parts of America and from many
foreign lands arrived In Portland to-
day to take part in the sessions OF
the American Bar association and
the International Law association,
which will be held here during the
coming week The convention of
American attorneys will extend from
Monday to Wednesday and will be
Immediately followed by the interna
tional meeting. Judge Alton b. Par.
ker, former democratic candidate for
president, Is the executive Head of
the American association, and will
call the meeting to order at 10
O'Clock Monday morning, at which
time he will deliver the presidents
annual address, communicating the
most notable changes in statute law
on poin,s of general interest made In
the several states and by congress
during the last year.
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Orcherd. Harris.

The many friends of Miss Effie Or
cherd and Mr.. Cleveland Harris were
quite surprised when they read of
their marriage in the evening paper
Monday. It was not unexpected, but
so sudden. The couple arrived on the
Frisco train Sunday evening and
were driven to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. c. I.add's on the south side
where they invited Mrs. Carrie David
son to join them-thence to the court
house where marriage license was
issued. They were then taken to the
home Of Mr.. Crockett, who was called
out and the ceremony performed
while the party was seated in the car
riage.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party repaired TO the Vienna cafe
where an elaborate wedding dinner
was served Mr.. and Mrs. Harris,
Mr.. Harris, brother of the groom, and
Mrs. Davidson.
The bride Is well known In Ard
more having attended Selvedge Bus
mess College last winter, She was a
favorite in the school and quite pop
ular In social circles, and possesses
happy. cheerful disposition.
Mr.. Harris is one OF the foremos'
young business men of Madill, is con
nected with the Baldwin, Scott Mer
camille Co,
The couple left on the midnight
train for Ada TO visit the grooms par
ents, and will be at home in Madil
after September lst.
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Melon Social

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
gave lawn social on the church
grounds Friday evening and invited
all the church members and their
friends to eat watermelon.
In response to this generous invi'
tation a goodly crowd assembled
Seats were placed about on the spac-
ious lawn and temporary liable
erected from which iced melon was
served. During the evening a number
of musical selections were rendered.
The young people INDUCED In the old
time games-drop the handkerchief,
thimble, etc. while the older ones
were equally as amused looking on.
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SOCIALISTS TICKET
has BEEN FILED WITH STATE
ELECTION BoARD-PLATFoR
OPPOSES CONSTITUTION.
Ardmorcite Special.

Ardnorcite Special.
Guthrie, Okla, Aug 2i-The social
list ticket, headed by G. c. Ross OF
Shawnee for governor. was filed with
the state election board last night
The republican ticket is yet to be-
filed The socialist yrket is run
ming on "A platform that condemns the
constitution and opposes its adoption.
The party vote totals several thou
sand In the new state and legisla.
tive and county tickets are in most
county tickets, being nominated. The
socialist ticket follows:
Governor. c. G.. Ross, Shawnee I:
lieutenant governor, NH Carey OF
Maramec: attorney general. Il. T
Marsh, I'll Reno; secretary OF state
J. G. Watrus. Alya; treasurer. John
u. Ash, Saltwater; auditor, A. b
Davis. Geary; clerk of supreme court
J. V. Kolachny, FIT. Cobb; state ex
aminer and accountant, C.. II. Dorne
Enid; mine inspector. David Hender
son. Etowah; charities commission
er. Kate Richards, OHare; labor com
missioner, j. w. Shaw. Milburn; in
surance commissioner, Thomas J
Toler, Muldrow; superintendent. 10
seph A. Hanna, Oklahoma City: cor
poration commissioners. T.. c. Dc
Berry, Hewitt, II. p. Reeves, Perry
and Roy Hays of Coyle.
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Veteran Educator Dies.
ardmoreite Special.

uTHNlOTtIIt SNtCIdI.
Thomas, Ok Aug 24.-William
Harrison Ball, veteran of the civil
war, who probably holds the world 5
pedagogic record, died here today at
the age of SO. He was born and
educated in Ohio. During the forty
years of his life he taught eighty
terms of school In the states of IL
linois, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska
He had lived here since 1862
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Mothers Club.

The social which was to have been
given by the members OF the Moth.
ers' Club In the fourth ward last
Thursday was postponed until this
week. On Tuesday evening they will
give one of the most interesting and
enjoyable affairs of the kind this sea.
son. There will be a musical program
rendered in the auditorium of the new
Fourth ward school building and re-
freshments viii be served on the
lawn, the receipts of which will go to-
ward furnishing the school rooms
and beautifying the grounds. A cor.
dial invitation is extended the pub
lie.
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Thread Mills Shut Down.
Special.

Ardmoreite Special.
Newark n. j.. Aug. 24.-Clark's
o. n. r. thread mills closed down to-
day in order to give the thousands of
employees at the plant here and at
Kearaey, n. j., a vacation. The
Newark mill will remain closed until
September 3, while the Kearney mill
has shut down until September 10.
The reason given is that requests
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more base ball team. VINO has been
playing with Wichita Falls. is In the
city to remain the remainder of the
season. Mr. Woods sustained pain
full accident during a game few
days ago, and is OF the diamond for
a time.
Mrs. A. Gilbert and little son, have
returned to their home In Tyler after
pleasant visit with MIR. Sanders
Mr.. Mark Goodwin, stan cores.
pondent of the Dallas News visited
r. l.. Sanders Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Conlee OF Cement. Ok,
is In the city on visit to relatives.
Gen. S. l.. Cockroft and wife of
Memphis. Tenn. are here on a visit
to their son, J. c. Cockroft.
Miss Bella Adler OF Davis. I. T.. is
In the city on a visit to Miss Hattie
Moritz on L street, northeast.
Mas Mary Fielding of Fort Worth.
Texas. is in the city on q visit to her
niece. Mrs. W. s. Smith. at the corner
of Twelfth avenue and c. street, north
west
Mrs. 30 Blake. who has been visit.
ing relatives returned to her home
in Marietta Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Blake. and
daughters, Misses Jean and Ruth.
have returned from pleasant stay OF
two months with relatives In points
in Arkansas and Missouri. They re-
port delightful trip. MIR. Blake says
the crops in that part of the country
he visited were in a bad condition
and would not make half the yield the
crops here would. He says he is much
encouraged by the bright crop pros.
pect sin this section of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Gwinn and chill
dren left Monday for sulphur where
they will spend a week
Miss Ida Davis of sulphur Springs.
Tea, lis Wishing with Miss Belle
IhancellOf OF thlS CITY.
Miss Patti Adams of Ryan is the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. NJ. T. Felix
er on North Washington.
Miss Iaurita Deskins of Ardmore,
has been the guest OF Miss Essie
Head this week
DR.. and Mrs. r. Anderson. Chas.
Morris. Harry Fitzpatrick and Dick
| Mauldin were visitors to Ardmore
| Tuesday They were there for the pur-
pose of playing the third game of
the series Of tennis matched between
the two places. The Marietta team
was defeated, making two of the
three games lost TO Ardmore.-Ma
eta Monitor.
| Mr.. Clint Dove, of Ardmore. who
is an employee In the Postoffice al
that place returned home today after
a stay of week for his health. He Is
greatly benefited by our life restor
ing, Sulphur and Bromide waters
Sulphur Exchange.
Mrs. l.. J. Meyers and little daugh
ter OF Mineral Wells, Tex, who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.
higgins the past month returned tC
their home Friday.
Miss Clara Bladley of Bladley,
T., who has been the guest of Miss
Matte Chancellor returned to hei
home Saturday.
Mrs. Julian Burney OF Burneyvllle
is visiting relatives in the city.
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What a New Jersey Editor Says

NJ. T, lynch. editor OF the Phillips
burg, n. j., Daily Post, writes: Il have
used many kinds Of medicines for
coughs and colds in my family but
never anything so good as Foley's
Honey and Tar. mot say too much
in praise of IT,"
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Ardmoreite Special.
Hobart, Ok, Aug. 2i.-While w.
A. Spears and wife were absent
from home their only child, a two
year old son fell in a well contain
ing six feet of water and was drown.
ed
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Body Identified.

Ardmoreite Special.
Carnegie, Ok. Aug. 24-The body OF
a man found on the Rock Island
track near here by Indians has been
identified as r.. r. Dlevins. a young
man about twenty-three years old, OF
this city. He was struck and killed
by a Rock Island locomotive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-25

Capt. ID. J. Kendall, mayor of Sui
phur. appeared on the streets early
this morning from McAlester, bring
ing the first information that Sui
phur had won the great Confederate
veterans reunion OF the two terri
tories for 1908. When the captain
gave out the information he was
loudly cheered and was told that he
would be rewarded with the mayor.
ship of Sulphur for life. A goods
box was secured and the mayor was
lifted upon 1t. For half an hour he
held the great crowd spell bound,
while he told the people of the great
reunion and how the wives and
daughters OF the old soldiers took up
Sulphur's invitation and worked for
the next reunion to be held in the
Platt national park. The captain
lauded Muskogee and Shawnee for
the gracious manner in which they
yielded their claims and ambitions
to Sulphur.
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for vacations have become SO nu

Tor NacatIOns nave become so nu-
merous that the shut down OF the
plants is the best way to satisfy the
demands Of the employees. The Clark
mills are among the largest of their
kind In the world.
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Presbyterian Aid Society.

The ladies' of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will not meet ON their next
regular meeting day, but viii take a
rest and not call any meetings until
the second Tuesday in Sci iCmber.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. McCollum of Dallas, Mr.. +. v.
Green's guest of the past week, very
pleasantly entertained with six
O'Clock dinner at the Vienna Cafe
Saturday. Covers We're laid for Mr..
Green and Miss Bell and the host
and Miss Lottie o. Gray, and a de-
licious menus was served in six
courses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-25

A disagreeGAe hing about marry.
ing rich wife is the way she could
dock your pay for STAYING out late
nights.
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Our tooth brushes are all care
fully selected. They represent the
finest materials and best workman.
ship possible for price. All prices
from sc TO soc.
.25 F. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-25
SOME Big FISH STORIES
SULPHUR HAS BIG FISH FRY
PEOPLE HAVE FISHING FEW
ER-PRoHIBlTl

Sulphur. /. T.. Auf. 24-Mr. and
Mrs. r.. NJ. Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. II.
j. Adams and daughter. Mr. aud Mrs
G. T. Hodge. DR.. John Grammer and
wife and Capt. J. NJ. Adams of Fort
Worth and DR.. Wall and wife OF this
city came in this morning with their
vehicles literally loaded down with
black bass caught from the Rod and
Gun Clubs lake.
I'VE had the best luck ever" said
Captain Adams. "Our catch Is the
greatest since the days OF Christ and
the apostles. All the fish seemed
hungry last night. Where ever we
dropped In our lines We caught black
bass"
A great fish fry was given at the
Metropolitan cafe to the Fort Worth
people. about one hundred and fifty
In number. who are resting and rec.
reating at this resort so many Ash
exhibited on the street put all the
tourists In mind to try their luck,
and many fishing parties are being
made up. Some will go to the Rod
and Gun Clubs lake which was stock.
ed ten years ago with game fish from
the government hatcheries. A great
many will go TO points on Rock Creek
and the Washita and angle for the big
cat fish that abound in these two
streams.
Judge I.auderale and wife of Dallas,
are on their way to the Washita to
join Judge W. L. Crawford and wife,
also of Dallas. who are on board the
Haskell" guests of Commodore Butt
and family of this city who are own
ers OF the new boat. Cat fish weigh
ing from one hundred TO one hun
dred and fifty pounds are not uncom
mon catches on the Washita river
These two sportive Texas judges hope
to catch some of these great Ash
They will shoot the rapids in tn,
great gorge where the Washita passes
through the Arbuckles. Shootinl
these rapids is dangerous as well a
exciting.
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Sometimes opportunity knocks at a
mans door and sometimes she
locks him out.
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Attention Escursionists.

When you visit Sulphur do not foil
to ride the donkeys and have Wade
make your photo.
Number l3 South Second street
Phone 26O Sulphur. 2slln.
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Rev. p w Fesler of Oklahoma
City is in Sulphur lecturing on the
street corners and In the churches
advocating state wide prohibition.
The numerous speeches being made
on the streets of Sulphur by Texas
and Kansas prohibitionists sent here
by the anti.saloon league are listen
ed to with much interest by the citi-
zens and the health and pleasure
seekers of this resort. The people
are becoming aroused and angry dis.
Sussions are frequent on the streets.
The citizens league speakers has
distributed much literature In the
city. but as yet no citizens league
speakers have come into this terri
tory. Many are mum on the ques
tion of state wide prohibition, and
no one can tell what the vote will
be.
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Mrs. George Dashner and family,
Mr.. r. Jones and family, of Ardmore,
and Mr.. Walter Archibald of Mari
eta. arrived Tuesday afternoon
from Ardmore. They We're met at
the depot by r. G. Benge with teams
and taken out to Devils Den, where
they expect to camp for some days,
-Tishomingo Capital.
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Miss Essie Bell who has been quite
charming guest in the city the past
fortnight. and who has been wined
and dined ever since her arrival, will
leave Monday for a visit in Marietta
thence to her home in sulphur, where
she will teach the coming season. Miss
Bell is the nominee on the democratic
ticket for county school superintend-
ent OF Murray county and is quite
up ON politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Ledbetter hav
been entertained quite house party
the past week. Three daughters, Mrs.
A. l.. Dortch of Ft. Worth, Mrs. c. l..
Cox of FL Paso, and Mrs. II. l.. Will
son and little daughter of Denison
are with them, besides their other
children In the city Mrs. Teer, Messrs.
w. A., II. A. Seth and Guy Ledbetter
quite family reunion and a most en-
joyable affair.
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Dinner Party.

Miss Frankie .McGee very delight.
fully entertained at the home OF her
with a o'clock dinner.
The house was in summers choic-
est flowers and menue served In
courses to Messrs. Asbury Bagwell.
John Straight, Ernest Lee, Jesse Gar
dner and Misses Florida Sloan, Kate
and Mary Gait, Norris Scott and
frankie McGee.
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Mrs Maggie w. Barry and daugh
ter. Jennie. are in the city visiting
among their many friends. and stop
ping with Mrs. A. C. Cruce. Mrs Bar
ry lived in Ardmore during its pio-
neer days and is a quite club woman,
being one OF the charter members of
the Ladies OF the Leaf She now holds
the chair of English literature In
Kid.Key College in Sherman, Tex.