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catchy and kept the audience in an
uproar of laughter from the first
rise to the fail OF the curtain. Chey-
enne Sheriff will be the play for
tonight.
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Try kodol today on our guarantee.
Take II for a little while, as that is
all you will need 10 take. Kodol al.
gests what YOU eat and makes the
stomach sweet II Is sold by w. b.
Frame.
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FEDERAL EMPLoYe FINED
Government Ink Expert Pleads Guilt,
and Pays Fine.

and Pays Fine,
v .shinrton, Nov. 3 Edwin II. Van
pycko, former ink expert Of the hu.
rcau 90 engraving and printing who
with Victor G. Bloedc. president OF tn
Victor H. Bloode company of Balti
more was indicted Jan. 6 last. chargel
with conspiracy Co defraui the Unit
ci States I'm connection with certain
iuk contracts with the bureau today
Withdrew plea OF uot uilty and en-
tered plea of gu Co two counts
ON tho Indictment Justice Gould fine
Van Dycke 10000 which was doubl,
the amount imposed In Bloele recent
~ Tor his share in ,he affair bacaus,
Van pycke was "a government EN-
ployc Van Dyckc Immediately pai,
the fine and the two remaining count,
were then dismissed
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...SOCIETY... %.
ny Mrs 7. n. Sturdeou. Phones, House 63t Office 8.

Piano Solo-"Tremolo" Gottschalk
Mrs r. T. Godfrey. Twentieth
Century. Holdenville.
Vocal Solo--(a) The Lass OF Nor.
witch" tTown BnllardD, OBJ 20. Dry
Those Tears (del Riego)-Mrs. Hill.
Cccillan Music Club. McAlester.
Rcading-"The Letters from
Home Mrs. j. NJ. OHild, Ladies'
Saturday Evening Club, Muskogee.
Violin "Serenade" (Schu-
bert--Mrs. A. Dean. Wednesday Mu-
sic Club. Nowata.
Vocal Solo. selected-Mrs. u. IL.
Rood, Musical Research Society, Bar
tlesvlllc.
Reading "Mirandy Joins the wo.
mems Club" dorothy Dix)-Mrs.
c. w Henry. wynnewood
Piano Soaring" (Schumann)
Miss Bette Menifee. symphony
Club. Sapulpa.
Vocal Solo-"My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" from Sampson and De.
Ililah-Miss Cameron Boone, orio
/ Club. Ardmore.
Reading-"Soul Music''-Mrs. John
| Rood Holdenville.
| Vocal Solo. selected-Mrs. w. ~
Robinson, Hyochka Club. Tulsa.
Piano Solol-"Rondo Capriccioso'
| Enthusiastically Miss Williamlne
Wells l.. B. Perry Club, Durant.
Solo-(a la Filouse" (Roff) :
! (b) Allegro Movement tSonata Op
13 Beethoven)-M Lena VI
owens, Tuesday Musical Bartles
J Vile.
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New Orleans Spots.

Spot market quiet and unchanged; 4;
mid $ 1916. sales 20O0; T. O. b.
5000.
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New Orleans Futures.

New orleans, La, Nov. Cotton
futures opened quiet. and closed
steady The range OF active futures
today was:
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ASPIRATION.


=
ASPIRATION.
II can live
To make some pale face brighter,
and 10 give
\ second lustre to some tear-dim-
med eye.
Or cen impart
one throb OF comfort to an aching
heart,
Or cheer some way-worn soul in
passing by;
II can lend
\ strong hand to the fallen. or de-
fend
The right against single envlous
strain.
My life, though lare.
Perhaps OF much that seemcth dear
and fair
To us of earth, will not have been
in vain.
The purest joy.
Most near to heaven. far from
earth's alloy.
Is bidding cloud to give way to sun
and shine;
And twill be well
II on that day OF days the angels
tell
or me, She did her hest for one
OF Thine.
Helen Hunt Jackson.
Mrs. F. +. Parker and Mrs. j. w.
Johnson of Durant are in the city,
theg uests of Mrs. Fox and are being
entertained at the Wilmington
/ Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs $. Tolson have
returned from pleasant visit tc
friends and relatives in Dallas
While there they attended the fair
Mrs II. +. Philips is in Texas
4 visiting relatives and friends.
=
b Mrs Rutledge OF Oklahoma City
is here attending the Federation OF
Womens Clubs, and is reporting for
the Oklahoma Cit Times. 1t 1.
much regretted tna. Mrs Hattie ID
Butts could not attend. Owing 70 tn,
severe illaess of her sister Mrs
Storg. it was impossible for he
20 be al the convention.
Mrs. c. Z, Bruce of Pauls VALLEY
is pleasant guest in the city Sn(
is visiting with her mother, Mrs
j. W. Stewart and Mrs Frank Bon
uer. while here she is taking in th'
Federation.
The dinner given by Mrs G, II
webb "Wednesday, complimentary {,
the visiting ladies'. was one OF th'
cry smartcst affairs OF this Dime
and luncheon week. Mrs. F. J
Wright eX-prosident of the TeXa
Federation of Women's Clubs. an,
Mrs s NJ, Fox OF Corpus Christ
one Of the states enthusiastic y
NJ C. A workers. Mrs. Fox was
resident OF this city for many year
and did much toward assisting tn
ladies OF the Y, NJ. c. A. in thei
work
The program rendered AZ IN
broadway Methodist church last eN
euing was perhaps the best affair q
! its kind ever given at the club gath
erings. II was IN charge Of Mrs
II c. /. steel OF Muskogee. The men
hers OF the Indian Territory FEEDERS
tion presented Mrs. McDougal. pres
ident OF that organization, with
4 loving cup. showing the high 81
teem In which this noble woma
held Mrs, Wilcox. presented the I,
ken with few well chosen T,
marks
Il The following is the program;
1 Session in charge OF Music Con
mittee.
Mrs. (, l.. steele, Muskogee, chai
fan presiding.
Greetings.
1 Piano Solo-"Romance' (Tsehail
kowsky)-Miss Nell Stalcup, Ceci
ian Music Club, McAlester
\ Vocal -Seleeted-Mrs Lou
Brown. c. L. NJ. c.. Eufaula.
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New York Futures.

Ncw York. y. Y. Nov Cotton
futures opened quiet, closed steady
The range OF cotton futures today
was:
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t falls 10 cure. f. w. GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
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7 Il {. N Ar Kf1S
AS RECEIVED BY THE ARoMoRE.
ITE EVERY AFTERNOON Bf
TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.
Liverpool Futures.

Liverpool. Nov. g. Their ange oi
cotton futures today was:
Close
Open D. m. Close Vest
Dpc.Jan .IGSts I6S i66 Az
Jan Feb ..i6S i67 i65iR al
Fob.Nor l6S I65a al
Tone opened steady, , y. M
auiet and steady. closed easy
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New York Spots.

Spot market quiet; mid. $50;
up, no sales reported
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO Grain.

Chicago Grain.
Chicago H.. Nov. 6.-The follow
ing is tho range Of the active ia
lures on the Chicago Board of Trade
today:
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WANTED / have from $500 to
81 900 cash to invest in Ardmorc
rent paying property What have YOU
TO ottcr Write 20 Box ali, Ard
more. bu
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LOCAL MARKET.

SSSFNs- 'fFNfNNN
(By Wm. Newmani
Hens &c 90 1isc gross.
Fryers from 800 To s2,75 per do7
an.
Eggs 22isc per dozen.
Green hides &c 10 SC.
Dry hides Sc to l0c.
Butter 20c 90 25c.
Turkeys sc to &c gross.
Pecaus &c pound
(By Cold Storage)
Hogs &c 10 sc gross.
Cows &c to 2Ac gross.
Calves Sisc gross
(By Keel n Son)
Corn soc.
Wheat sl50,
corn, snened, sliO per 100.
Chops $3.50.
Bran sll5
Hay $50 per ton.
Cotton seed meal 81 so per 100.
Barley $3.50 per bushel,
Rye Sl60 per bushel
Cotton.
Middling $50.
strict middling SIS
Strict low S.S7h.
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In response to the can issued in
yesterdays Ardmoreite. members of
Ardmore Rebekah Lodge No. 90 l.
O. O. f. assembled in their hall
room last evening and the order of
business was transacted. Owing &C
circumstances over which the iodge
had no control vacancies had oc-
Cured In the chairs of the Noble
and Vice Grands. Incumbents had
been duly elected to fill these va
cancies and the work OF installation
was proceeded with. Mrs. Nina carp
Past Noble Grand, in the capacity of
installing officer, assisted by Past
Noble Grand, Mrs. Gertrude Terry,
duly installed Mrs. c. +. Washing
ton as Noble Grand and Mrs. Glenn
I mie Martin a Vice Grand
Brief addresses and timely re-
marks by a number Of the mem
bers concluded theb usiness session.
Then followed a social hour in
which every member Joined and a
delightful time was had. refresh
ments being an invlgorating feature.
The hall room which was tastefully
decorated for the occasion, was well
filled and all felt that It was good
I to be there.
Some special features are prom.
ised for the next regular meeting
on the night OF the 10Th inst.
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WANTED

lay. q. l.. Chancellor over pity
Ter Dry Goods Co. llu
WANTED Parties desiring TO In.
crease their income, or devote cx
elusive time 20 investment paying
500 per cent profit to consider op.
Grating n route OF Hilo Slte'
Peanut Machines. now 50 success
fully operated IN Ardmorc. Gco'
territory open. Easy terms made.
Strictest Investigation courted
For full particulars. address Hilo
Gum Company. oklahoma city.
ohl. 26l2
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IIverpooI Spots.

Spot cotton today easier, mid.
90; sales 5000. American 500. re-
ccipts 23.3O0. American 23,300.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-06

SEE THE NEW REzNoRs USED
WITHOUT STOVE PIPE.
tetf ARDMoRE SUPPLY CO.
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WANTED To huy your old sacks
az tho corn shelter ON East Main
street Phone 500. it
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Open High Low Today Ye


Wheat
July IS ~ 977s 9Sss e7%U
Dec .lOoN lOoia 99& lOOt4a 9e7sa
MAY .loSa 1o4 lOS's OSa.aloS%
Corn
July ..6iE 6l& 61is 6lL 6l%
Dec ..6lA 6l% 6lN 6lasb 6l&
May ..6lA 6l7s 6lk 6lSsb 6l7sa
Oats
July ..45as ass 45% asa, 45E
Dec ..47a iSas 47% 4Si4a 4S&
MAY 4s7s sos. aga, 5OH 4e7s
Pork
Jan 1905 l6l5 1899 1000 1920
Lard
Jan 935 237 927 9sOb 942a
Ribs
Jan .S45 $50 S45 S4547 SSH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

s | 5 e B 5 G.. lOlG11=
gerne til Spen0 @enotiens @aaro
2ambGf, 5gn6erlem pe6 &ingfigbin9
er ne0brGn6t. Sntet lepen0e inoe=
brenote. Sl0en ct opitaaet fra Ell
2ampe / &arlefammeret.
Sorle6en ne0brenote Sog11e=
raa0sme6lem g. Yeteriens gien0onl
/ @legin6 peo @erning. 2 Seite, 6
@9er og en- 9el 5pin inoebrGnote.
Git Sn0boet brenote. Sloen menes
at bere paaiat.
Wogens Gbr. Sobonlcns Gien=
bom / Granddaughter peb &eile er
neobrnn6t. 3 &eite og alt Sierfr9
in6ebren6te. Sl6en opitoo peo Ell
Stalolpgtes gfsploiion.
= 5orleoen Mften n%ebbrnnote en-
2ooe @eit for @oriens Iltgtbus, til
bpren0e &obol6er SIR. Marfltsien.
.Sloen menes paalat. Set er Sen fer
Sc 2obe, ser er brenbt / Mabolaget
/ 2ebet at Sc lt6ite IA Gage.
6orle6en opito6 Ser SIS !
St%alolGngen til @rabengaar0 Sbor-
.lte6 beo Soriens, tilbpren6e 3roprie=
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Y bgf1ig Son ii t t 3 T..
9a Soget peo Soriens forleoen
bolot oeo Daugaaro Stotion, piloe
en- 5erre fra &oriens le us as Sim
Duet efter 8efienote, men blep / S.
"Sori. Mp." llbebagelig afbruot pes,
at en- minore benipnsfulo aonouftpr
lmaffeoe @upe6eren / uoen at porlfo.
Serren fit 6erpeo poer1t Seq al penz
tire Soanos Gonnnelfinger fnl,lt og
maatte beo Mnfomlten til 8eile goa
til en- S9ge. Da fan beflogebe Jig
til peofomnen0e &onoufter oper set
ifete, fit ban set uforlfamnleoe Gpor:
~Sao fan Sc 10 bol6e Deres Singre
oerfro." Og / Slight fulgte enooo
t1ogle minore p9ne 8emerfninger.
Sen ttl1faoefornne milter 1loen Ipipl
Stngerleooet, og fan bill 6erfor frepe
@ritotrtng al 5totsbanerne.
Gu BON felig Meoning.
On norif @orf, uNoob", ser bar ,1cp=
item ltge loo gampmel iom lin Mapne=
faoer> raao0en og lief, 1tronoe0e for
leoen pon en- &eile fra England til en-
tp1f 9iteriebapn mes &11l no for 8op<
blerg, efter at Sen / ct Yar Dggn bap=
oe beret bolot poo 8l1mperne al
Manoifabet. Ge6 2=3ioen ON 6 ter
miooogen blep @arfen foltet in6 I'M
Der Sc farlige Sfrerter, og pluoie=
Zig pGlte0e Sen ON poa 5i6en, laa
StDrbor0slenningen Lao felt UNDER
Gono. 90 Man0 iou1t Toffemolter
falteoes oberbor0, men pe0 &jnlp al
Ell Sine lpffe6es set Sc to @pmeno
at fon1me ombor6 igien paa Sen bel=
teoe Sfu6e. 9aale6es lom @fibet
loo> mootte Mo1olfobct burtigt ipge
Up | Mebltigerne poa boge1te Ma1t.
9aDet lfplle0e 1%1ofbruot oper oen1,
1mell Sc bolot Jig BOG folt. &afetap=
pornterne fra 9opbierg Ne6ningsito=
ton font burtigt til Steoe, og en- Sine
bleo ifubt lto oper 8orfen, men
Man0ifobet bar loa l1omottct, at Set
fife fun6e gribe Sen. &e0ningsboo=
Sen v9illeare"> n1e6 12 unge, frQi=
tige 6iifere on1bor6, iottes u0 / &an=
set for at fon1n1e Sc ulpffelige 6gfolt
til @ielp. Oct lpffe0es efter ubpre
Mnitrengelier> og Set lpntes ct @io:
nnoer, at Sc IL brape &e6ningsmenb
flap f%relite fra &opeltpffet. Mnpp(
10 Min11tter efter at Sen 1ioite CD:
man0 bar fou11lren ombor6 / u2ille
pre"> og oenne bar fomu1en ct goo1
StDffe in6 imoo 2an6, lp0 ct meg:
tigt @rag u6e fra Gfibet. Drpre:
ffpl6tes @tormaitenS 6olo moo Gnf
fet, ser fnuites. 89lgerne iplitteoe
lt6t efter list Gfibet I @tumper oQ
@tDffer.
9e %ltaffels Splne11o bar n1ege1
mc0tagne. Ge bar boa0e til 5finDe1
og rplte0e al &ul0e; nogle al Sen,
bar lortebloa / M111tgtet; Sc bar ioc
affrGfte0e, at Sc neppe fl116e bolO{
Jig opreilt; men Ser bar penlige Sen:
Ser NOT lom bil6e 1tgtte Sem. g.
font / @ns, ftf tprt S6i poo og porm(
Ser1ge at frDbe i.
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Debsal 5. Sorpqgter @en=
ninglen, @jprslep> er ofgooet pes 81.
Sen efter lnngere Si0s GDgDorn, 81
Mnr gomn1el.
Tobrifant S. 9. @ibroe> Nibe
CT afganet pe0 0p0el1, 60 Mar goul:
mel. Sen Mfop6e bar gi00er a
0uune6rog og bapoe t Ell Marreffl
pGret Meolen1 al Nibe 8prnab.
= &uncelliroo0, 8ran6oireftpr 90
Scbprring, 9eerp, er ofgaoet be6 81:
Sen, 70 Mor golnme(. Mf09oe bop0e
/ Al Nar befln0t 5tillingen lom
U%1,lon1pgtig paa 9pfoge0fontoret.
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6 e 1t 8 0 III 5 a | 9. 9oueb=
goar0en u&piitgaar6" mes tilbprenoe
Gegloerf er al Broprieter S. Niel=
len lolgt til Acknowledgements
&lenfe, &piltgnarb> Seglprrf, for Ell
&jpbeium al 100000 ST., bpori cr
i10befottet 9elutuing, Maifiner,
Mpl5reoifaber og 9prigt Sl1pentar.
= @er0um @initgiDergoar6 / Sbp
n1eo tilDpren6e 2a116eri c. 20. Sbr.
2nnO, ct al gieren GDr. &naffergaorb
iolgt til Sobs. Seppelen, Mpiteo @iG=
1tebicn1, for 10000 &roner.
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5onoerjv!lano>

& enD o III $ q [ 9. Gooro=
eier Gorl Garltenlell i Miuitr11p bar
lplgt i'm peO Gballsieen ilullft belig=
ge1Oc UonrO til Ell ing MallD pe0
Mfnpn 9nrlpe ira Trbp. Sil @nur~
SEN Dprer De1peD ~ lpn0er 2ono.
@elntlling og Npl5re0lfa6er meoipl=
ger / @ol1Delel1. &jpbelull1licu er
$4,000 Marf. Npertagelien fer til
lite 9pril 1909.
Sfryo trup Sugns
e 5 G Sui s {, Den agteOc og
nfbolotc Crime &jelslnorf, lon1 l1p0
Aftrgt bos i'm pngite Spn, 9o10bolS=
ulon0 2allriOs &ielsn1urf, er ofgooct
pe0 GpOen. @lru opnooeOe en- Nl0cr
at 81 Nar. 2igc i1Otil Sen libltc
llge par FUN ljuloeu %aallDsfriif. 80
Spllner er 6olatte / &jpbenbopn, SEN
cue lom SncOfer, Sen ar1Oen lom 60
mlager, en- treble ct u0pon0ret til
Amerifo. s nlol1Ae Mar bar FUN
gnfc, og p1ll bar aforementioned sen
Sio, ga @peOen blep np0prfet, ga Ser
bar nrcgen Slio % SlGb og life RI
geligt mco Ycnge for mi1lOre 2ol0-
mrno,. ser loo meo en- Slot 8grn.
Grufnct / in @r9n0.
@n nlorc Mol1D, &riltion Smiot /
Sells 5rplofinr, er fuu1Oen Orufnet /
i'm @rpl1O. % Smeoen5 @uitru, Scr
Dor / lon1nle i9l1s JONI Sen Torulpffe<
Sc, bopDe Dcutet Mfrlf og fom, tilbo=
&C., lau 6ur1, at 1nffct oDer 9rpn=
Sen bar liOt al 2ape, og peo at le ef=
ter opoageoe BUN, at &rilttan 5mi0t
ltoo paa >@oue0ct / @rpn0en. Mau
me11er, at 511i0t bar billet trnffe en-
Del Nano op at Vrgn0en, JONI biottl
fun bapbe Derct ftbet benpttet, bppr=
for Ganoet trp1gte til at fornpeS.
Sen Sorulpffeoe, ser far pnret @nfe<
man0 / flere Mor. bor bofsne 8prn.
Fl uheIen meo
81 . III ., JONI altio bar gaoet oper
8allnm, inotil Sen / Naltor 9SSacob=
lens &elmagtsoagc bleb lagt oper
SfGrbGf 8robopeo, bar otter / Sc {e-
mere Nur p9rct %unoerfaltet oe merfc=
ligite Smififtelier. r2afolf" =SelIfa=
BET, ser / fin Sis bei6rge6e Soften,
ban6t life &pmpboernes Sillio / loa
@enieen0e, lige iaa list 8oitpplenets
Silfre6sDeb. Man bar 6eref tier giort
Sorigg meo 8efor6ringen. fra &gier;
men bette bar ogiaa polot laa ltore
Ganifeligbeoer, at man MI CT benot
tilbogc til Ben gamle Sprbin6elie
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LYDIA e. FINKH1M

Naturen og en- Kvindes Arbeide har /
Forening {remblagt det f~ortrBfeligste
Middel for Kvindens Svagheder som
Verden nogensinde har kjendt.
I de code gamls Dage satte wore Bed
stemedre deres Lid til Markers Urter
og Redder i H~elbredelsen at Sygdomme
og l Lindringen af deres Lidelser.
Indianerne paa wore vestlige Sletter
kan / wore Dage inde Redder og Urter
for enhver Svaghed, og helbreder Syg-
DONNIE som trodser de NEST erfarne Lac
ger, der i aarevis har studeret Medi-
elmer.
For mere end tredivs Aar siden CAV
Lydia E. Pinkham Alverdens Kvinder
ct Middel fra Markers Urter og Redder
imod deres sBregne Svagheder, som or
mere kraftigt og virkningsfuldt end no.
gen anden Banding af Mediciner.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound or nu anerkjendt at ware Diet le-
dende Middel for Kvindens Svagheder.
Mrs. Bertha Muf, Mr.. SIS N. g. St.,
Louisiana, Mo-, skriver:
"Fu1dstendig, Gjenoprette1se til sundhed
har havt en- saadan B~etydaing for mig, at
lig til at offentliggj9re mine Hjems9gelser.
1T to1v Aar havde jeg lidt at den verste
Form af~ kvindelige ~svagheder: I dette lids
uden Hj@1p. Ingen Tunge kan fortal1e, hvad
jeg led, og undertiden kunde .ieg neppe gaa.
Omtrent to Aar siden skrev ieg til Mrs. Pink
ham ON Rad. Jeg fulgte det> og kan med
sandhed sige, at Lydia E. Pinkhan's vege-
table Compound og Mrs. Pinkham's Raad
gjenoprettede Sundheden og ~Styrken. bet
er verd Bjerge af Guild til 1idende Kvinder."
Hvad Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound udrettede for Mrs. Muf vii
Diet ogsaa udfere for andre lidende
Kvinder.
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SDlIanb.

-..'. ...- . $751;
so Mars 9 orgeru u / :
[ e III feireoes forle0en al 5n1eoe-
meter 8. Nn6erien / gejle. Subj
laren blep Sc forlebcn.
Stor S obrifsb t 5
/ @@sbierg. &ouiul 2aurit5ens
Sa1gparffabrif er neobrpn0t. Sl6en
poelagoe Maifinballe1 og Direftpr=
boligen. 9ageret reo6eoes. 8rano=
lfaoen anif6nes til c. 100000 Ser.
40 Menneifcr bliper n~rbei6sl6ie peo
8ranoen. @pgningerne bar forlif=
re6e | 4iebiteoernes al1nil,oelige
8ranoforlifri11g for 10000 Ser, Mu=
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en- morris &oteltpp, ser
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27

Herald square. "The Three Twins"
has had the metropolis of ell things
theatric by the ears for weeks past.
James I. Kelly has turned out a trav-
esty on the clever eastern show, and
Director Frank B. Blair promises an
adequate presentation OF the skit next
week. Ben T. Dillon as retired war
dog of the regular army Is provided
with much comedy of the kind he par
ticularly likes, while Frank Vack and
Max Ascher as the real twins, and
Fred Lancaster as the imitation, have
laughter. Among the musical NUM-
bers are my Rosy Rambler" sung
by Nellie Montgomery, Don't Be So
Angry" by Marguerite Favar. and
''Fanella," by Fred Lancaster, the
chorus assisting In all three selec-
lions.
company at the Unique will present
THE Devils Doll' this week. Harry
Clifford, the new musical director, has
interpolated two of his own songs, IT
Love YOU" which will be sung by Mil
lar Bacon. and How Do You Do,
Mister Johnson" by Billy Onslow. The
sketch will have many musical num-
bers, among them being Louisa
Schmidt" sung by George REIN; "The
Glow Worm," by Olga Stech, and the
"Old Oak Tree" by Maude Beatty.
The Unique comedy company will
offer another of James P. Lees farce
comedies. entitled "Mr. Pickle in a
Pickle" The plot has to do with a
young scapegrace who is dependent
upon his aunt for mony. The aunt is
informed of his escapades and deter
mines to learn the truth. She appears
on the scene, only to find she has been
impersonated by a chum OF her
nephew. James p. Lee. Charles Perley,
Hugh Metcalf, Marie Barber, Nick
Cogley, Ole Olson and Make Mitchell
complete the cast. Millar Bacon will
sing illustrated songs, ana the Unique
O-Scope will display animated pic
turea.