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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

OF life. Good books, good pictures.
goou muse, good plays, all appeal
strongly not only to Mrs. Cleveland.
but tosher husband.
Mr. Cleveland is rated as a million.
alre, but were he the possessor of
one OF the swollen" fortunes that
are so numerous in this day, Mrs
Cleveland would continue the home
loving gentlewoman OF exquisite taste
whom display OF wealth shocks. Mrs.
Cleveland has always adhered to one
particular rule which, probably more
than anything else. indicates her tx.
treme innate refinement. and that is
not to allow herself to be interview.
ed either by the professional news.
paper or magazine interviewer or by
any person prompted by mere curios-
. ity. Even to those with whom inter
viewing Is business, Mrs. Cleveland
has endeared herself by her steady
refusal TO drag her home life out
for the inspection of the curious
crowds. The death OF Ruth Cleveland
the eldest OF the four children, un.
/ loosened a flood OF coincidence from
the women OF America, to whom Mrs
Cleveland represents the ideal in
womanhood and motherhood.
/ When Grover Cleveland is at last
given his final place in American
history there will yet remain a ques.
tion as to how much of the honor
that attaches to the name was due to
/ his wonderfully beautiful and woman.
L..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

packed and standing room was at a
.. emium, all eager to hear the clever
program that had been arranged by
thus gifted musician.
The players were at their best
and by request the sixteen little ones
who were On the program the evening
before were forced to appear again.
Miss Moorman and Miss Hanna
contributed generously with song and
reading and Miss Lottie Gray accom-.
panist.
The work OF Mr. Nichols pupils
shows a mark OF an excellt training
and the beauty OF the recitals are
that few Of his numbers are with mu.
sic, the clear technique Is another
Characteristic OF this class.
Just before the last number on
the program was rendered. Or J..
r Young in very interesting little
ialk addressed the classe and the
vast assemblage and presented six
medals There were three awarded to
the little tots for advancement and
they having tied. Mr.. Nichols rath.
~ than having "A draw and disap-
pointment. gave each of them one
they were Miss Esther McNees
Miss Katherine Adams and Miss Lu.
cile Butler
Misses May Roberts. Vennous Holt
and Francis Alexander for good work
an year and for scholarship Miss
Mamie Eaves was given a handsome
one They were all beautifully en-
graved. the work OF Judge Nixon.
The program
I. Lutspiel Overture. op 3. pia.
nos. rs hands-Mrs James Virgie
Frensley. Winnie Slaughter. Mrs. I'd
wards. May Roberts Ressie and Ber.
tie Mccoy Mamie Eaves
. Nalse de Fleurs lKetterer)-
] Foe Alexander
3 Polka De Concert lBartlet)-
BESSIE Mccoy
3 Simple Confession lThome op.
2il-Bessie Goldsby.
: Duo Marche-Frances Aexan.
der Neannous Holt
6 witches Dance wallace -
Frances Alexander
. American Girls March lKunken
Frances and Floe Alexander. Win.
ME Slaughter May Roberts. Rowena
Henry lnez Marston. Veannous Holt
Wanda Cox.
valse de Concert Is. smith
Mamie Eaves
o Chant Bohemian CMeyerl-May
Roberts.
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months and will. in September. re-
turn and take Ia class IN piano.
.
MIR. and Mrs E. Il. Luke and daugh.
ter Francis spent part ui the past
week with relatives In Oklahoma city
Mrs. William Houston and interest.
iug little daughter. Lucille. who have
been visiting with Mrs ; T.. VA.
lace, have returned TO their home IN
Valley .cw. Tex
Miss Laura McGregor OF Oklahoma
,ity is visiting with Miss Francis
Luke ON West Broadway
-
Miss Sue Thomas is In the city the
guest OF MIR and Mrs Rayburu
wilkes
Earl Young will return at midwcck
and be with his parents the remainder
~ the season.
Mrs \. W sullivan and cunning
little daughter Ncrnice. from Dallas
who have been the guests OF Dr.
and Mrs J r Young the past fort
night Wili return 20 their home Tues
day.
The eighth birthday anniversary
of Little Miss Ruth .andll was mer.
#'v celebrated Friday az the X W
Randall home when something near
q hundred guests we're invited for
= couple OF hours. Games were play
ri ana delicious refreshments were
served The hostess was the rcciW
rut ot number OF gifts. The
guests
joyce and Katherine Adams. Pa'a
Hyden Marjorie and HALEY Walcott.
Ware Harrald Ncl,z Coleman, James
Pennington. Ruby Quinn. WilmU
Anderson William Potter. James and
Dorothy pudson. Edward and Gano
Roberts Elois Saudiu. Ben and Julia
The mothers club ot The Fourth
rd will meet az the jefferson
building Thursday afternoon az {
,.uyh and every member is especial
'' u.E,i to ny present as there Is
Important business .u hy attended TO-
Carter Sarah Gross. Charlotte Zikp
Esther IIky Francis Jones Eune
Ngl Roberts Lois Roberts Thelml
Banks. Laurie Moore Eva White
burst Tom Green Johnson. Thomas
\.Vc,wh Paul p'chlri Francis
Gormau, Charlse Graudhore Daniel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Mullins. Harold Mullins. John Thomp-
son, Joseph Thompson. Dorothy Dings
Florence Vernon. Margaret Miller.
Louis Turman. Charles Reuben
Hardy, Harry Lee Crockett. Francis
Smith, Harriet Crockett, Edith and
Ada l,Oomis.
Mesdames J. : Berkshire. u. W.
Butcher, Amanda Robinson. Rev and
Mrs. j. w Sims. Misses Naomt Eyre.
Rosa and Julia Kahn. Rodney ADAMS.
Annie Thompson. Ida Lee sims an /
o,wtll Bank
Mrs J. = Br'dlcy VI AnadlrkD. Is
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs
T. Hazel
MIS- Ardath Harrow from Ana.
d,iko Is visiting tcT aunt. Nrs J r
Hazel on Is srac' y. W
MIR and Mrs r. \. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs Val Mullins Miss Floy Mullins
and MIR Erwin. Miss Carnes Adding
ton and Mr. DIN Wolyerton are
spending Sunday at the Rod and Club
Class No. or tho Presbyterian
Sunday school will hl'l 4 domestic
fair ON SATURDAY July The pro
crcds will be dedicated toward NOV.
ing the old Cumberland chur'l onto
the grounds of the First = csbytet-
ian church, and fitting &c mp with
first class apparatus for a gymnl.
stun All lovers of we'll developed
bodies and healthy exercise. and who
take into consideration the welfare Of
the youth of our city are asked TO
patronize the Young people In their
efforts 20 aid iu SO good cause
Everything for your sunday din
uer viii be .ound there Eread and
rolls, pies and cake. chickens and
meats. pickles and salads fruits and
iellies butter from the best butter
makers In town eggs all kinds o'
vegetables. home made candies caK,
and cream lemonade. etc
United states flags with the new
star for our new state will be ON
sale In all sizes for public and prl.
yate buildings. 20 decorate the horses
any tiny ones for the lapel or cor
sage. We have not told all Watch
for the rest
The finale OF the mus.cales was
given last evening when Mr. Walter
Nichols advanced pupils gave their
recital a, the broadway Baptist
church The larGe auditorium was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

/ 10 Concert Waltz (Ewen) Win
ME Slaughter.
I11. witches Dance (MacDowelD-
/ Bertie Mccoy.
/ r. March OIolender) )-Veannous
/ Holt.
10. Iachasse Galop. 4 pianos. IS
hands "a. CalvinD James, Vir.
gle Frensley. Mamie Eayes. Bessie
Goldsby. Mrs. Edwards, Winnie
| Slaughter. Bessie and Berthe Mccoy.
II. Valse Lorraine. pianos, 80
hands CMssa) Norma Lawson. Gla-
dys Williams. Esther McNees. Su.
zanne Sturgeon, Saleeta Fielder, Lu-
cyle Butler. Katherine and JOY Ad-
ans Lena and Mahota Nichols. Juan
ita and Gladys Martin, Fern Dicker-
man. Helen Gillespie. Johnny Wilson
and Louie Bastin.
MIR Harry Ross very pleasantly en-.
tertained his friend Mr. Jack Bar
ickman al the hospitable studio home
OF Misses Norman and Hanna an
evening ago. \ clever musical pro-
gram was rendered
The guests-Misses Thadie and Ed.
ma James and Mrs Harold Wallace
at the studios Of Misses Hanna and
Norman
Ms \ J Addington entertained
with musicale Saturday compliment.
tary to Mr. Harry Ross. the gifted
Vlolinist from Fort Wayne. indiana
who by the way has taken the
music lovers of the city quit by sur
prise at his wonderful performing
and though only here short tima
is counted in the concert circles.
Those who hea d Mr. Ross ON
this occasion We're MIR and Mr.
r. VI Lester, Miss Lottie Gray. Mis.
Abby Hanna, Mr. John George. Mr.
George Johnson. Mr.. Olin Wolvertor
and Mr.. ID. b. Lester
number OF people in the citl
are in receipt Of the following an
nuuncement:
Mr.. Taylor Neaye
announces the marriage Of his sister
May Peaman
Mr. Joseph VI !. F'a.g
Wednesday June twenty-fourth
nineteen hundred and eight
Saint Louis
Mr. FLAG is one OF the popular
young men al the Ardmore suppl,
company and since his residence her,
has won hos, of friends. who will
We me him and his bride IN their
m DIST NJ FLAG and his bride ar,
very soon expected In Ardmorc
which they will make their home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

tIy CI1FFO RD CAIDWElll
a stranger ali knowing by name
From and the forks Of the creek
When the FIRST Legislature assembled. We came
% Capital fame position 20 seek
new faults the virtues ot
of failngs old friendships we're few
Hut hundred sixty long days would go by
Ere the Legislature adjourned sine die
Ru, since then We worked here week after week
And friendships tw1N the who
cities and and the forks ot the creek.
kuuwn NO
We have ughtcucd labor with laughter and jest,
\ud found the friends learned 20 like best
And WEI an regret parting lswt each say Goodbye,
when the Frst LrssauJo Jorrus sine die.
All crudrcs
That did an the othrrs moe kind
All glad labor is ended, and Yet
Is We caCn think of leaving these friendships behind
Ne will wish that the time had not come soon when
We mus say hc O.
As strangers e. u't and friends ST. Goodbye
when First Legislature adlouus sine die
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

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go fG,is. Tenn.
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Bros. and other druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28
Mrs. Cleveland.

Probably more than any living wo-
man Mrs Cleveland must accord.
I'd 'he title 81 the ideal American
ma'ron. other women have been mis-
tvessgs OF the white house but
none ut them, not executing even
the tawou, Dolly Madison. can be
given the same place IN history as
Nrs Cleveland when Mrs Cleye.
land became mistress of the white
house she was virtually an umtried
Ei~. The duties dcyoliur ON her were
OF such nature that the most skill
~, and highly trained woman of So.
c.ety might well have Quailed before
the undertaking But with all her
ineNper!ence. through her native good
sense natural sweetness Of disposi-
tion and goodness OF heart. she en-
tered on the discharge of these du.
ties In a way thar won not only
the respect. the admiration and the
love ot the American people. hut
cf the whole civilized world that
touched Washington through 6iplo-
matte or other relations Not one mis-
take did she make while occupying
this trying position, and while his.
tory may record many mistakes ot
Cleveland. the president, q will re-
cord none against Mrs Cleveland.
The most charming mistress of the
white house
Since the close ~ her ulustriols
husbands Official career Mrs Cleve-
land has given hersel, over 20 the
care OF her children and her home.
20 unostentatious charities and 70 the
enjoyment of the refined pleasures
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28
Nadine Face Powder
Produces . Beautiful Conn

Soft and Velvety.
Remain. until washed
OF. Purified BY a
newly discovered pro-
cess Harmless as
water. preve' - re-
ta-n OF di5coloration.
.la green boxes onlyD
BY one Soc. pack
CSC nd money Will be
r!Dr1ei J.! you ara
.at. White. Flesh,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28
.SOCIETY...
B, Mr.. I. u. Sturseou Phones, House 63t Office 3.
,Ry CLIFFORD CALpWEILl

WHEN r.e FIRST LEGISLATURE AoJoURNs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Nj and Mrs Harold Wallace have
as choir cu.s Ms, Ka.r blil,y. a
oaarWu1 E.r. trow Detroit Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

For,y.two had fits fling the past
season and Mrs. Guillo,, Mrs Camp.
bell Mrs W J. Cruce Mrs Dings.
Mrs Walker and Mrs W \. Ed
wards cont ihut5l one Of 'ha smartes'
affairs. entertaining on Friday after
noon some seyen,y-fiye of their lady
friends 20 meet Mrs. ;. T. Bledsoe
who was the attractive guest OF
honor am. who will leave In a short
time for Guthrie 10 reside The Elks
club was the gathering place no
home In the city has a more spacious
interior for entertaining the large
and handsomely furnished reception
rooms being en- suite and on this af.
teruoCu We're turned into a charm
ing casino with springs sweetest
blossoms. all being yellow, sending
their fragrance from mantle. cabinet.
ara pedestal Fifteen tables were set
for the votaries and cosy corner
piled high with cushions was ar.
ranged for those who did not play
and for the scorers. who We're Mrs.
J. * Nelson and Mrs Richard VI
Lester Il was as dressy and iashing
. q H''AtNAAAh AAAAA-N AN AAN N'fAA sIN'll
and wound up over most delicious
summertime refreshment course.
The guests we're
Mesdames y II Mccoy Feagan.
Wilson, Fred Gates F. p. Won Keller.
F II Woods. Goodman John White
man Richard Lester. 5 H. Russell.
Max Westheimer. J II Pennington.
Mike German John Teer, W. \. Led
better, c. l.. Anderson. ]. F. Hum.
phrey J. \ Mcknight. \. c. Cruce.
John Fielder. T. Y Morgan. J. h.
Wal \ c Straehley. l. II. Love.
VIM. Pfieffer. W p. Poland. II. H.
Pennington. W c Baker. Lamont
Byers J y Dodson. :. \ Douglas
T. X Kearney. j. : Cadet. Hal
Cannon. VIII Baker. Rob Poland.
l.. T. Russell Moran Scott. c. l..
Byrne, W : Crockett. Chas. Cruce.
John Nichols. Il \ Jones, J. \. Riv.
ems VI. /. Alexander. Harold Wal
lace ID r. Allen, W. r. Rlearkmore.
y q Wood : T Rledsoe. w. r.
Roberts. VIII Berry, Kruger. How.
land, John Dexter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Miss Re,ue Walden. the CUES, of
Mr. ana Mrs Pau, Reau for the past
'"o weeks has returned 20 Der homo
la Hugo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

The departure OF Miss lo,'Ic GRAY
on saturday morning Was the source
~ much regret On Arimorc.s social
realms and particularly So I'm the
musical circle Miss GRAY has been
In the city only two years but dur.
ing that time she has contributed
much 20 the literary and music pro.
grams in all charitable, cAurch and
social benefits She will remain I'm
Bennington during the summer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Mrs n u Hardic loft Thursday
Tor Sup,rior Neh where she viii
JON her husband and they Will reside.
Mrs h. NJ HALEY OF South Nc.
Nysi.r .~ 300 tGc city the guvs, ~
De-, tagEa,yr Mrs Arthur Walyou
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

One ot Oh, very uppr J'ci pres
t-t- among the array %: E.ils 90 Mrs.
T. Arthur Reader ns" Miss FNy
was a cream 'allc. trophy from lHc
Daughters ot the CoufcJ sac, and az.
tsneaUy engraved by ~, ". + NnN.
so with names ana iate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Mrs W Cuc. is ,u'u.niuu- a
weekend house PARTY " Kentucky
girls 40 h-r commolloUs home on
H.rLrnyr NrlEhf> rl' guests are
are ha,uc an kinds Of uu and the
hostess is >pareuE u1 pains o. make
'ha affair most cnl'NAh.' ono.
Sa'ug Woods ~ Maroon Nru the
guest OF honor aul With lc' are
VI s-cs Leslie All 'AvvnH Woods
Miss Gale Cucc ami Miss LIZA Crucr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

The finale OF the musicales was
given last evening when Mr. Walter
Nichols advanced pupils gave their
recital NJ the broadway Baptist
church The larGa auditorium was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Miss Vera Fulton VINO has been
an interesting guest ~ Miss lill ar
McNvc, lett Thursday for her hon.
Zoo sherman Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-28

Walden a. LHgo Niss Vera IN ton
of sherman ana Miss Marcgct Wal
dom Vyrr hougrces 80 another little
party given hN Nv Tom 'rAme az
This N4N,r.ft rU-Or- ..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-09-19
Convention Notes,

A. W. Geer, the oldest repub-
lican in Lincoln county, was at
the convention as a delegate
from Hike.
"Searchlight, 191O," was the
most familiar badge of the con-
vention, asking for the meeting
in that yerr. Give it to Search
light.
Wasn't that an enthusiastic
applause for O. H. Smith when
the nomination was announced !?
Foxy Grandpa" Perkins won
without struggle.
Phoebe got two places on the
county ticket, Las Vegas one,
Logan two, Caliente four, Good
Springs one, Panaca one, Search
light two.
1t was hard fight on the di-
vision plank, but it ended very
satisfactorily to all concerned,
especially the resident taxpayer.
The ladies' of Caliente deserve
great credit for the manner in
which convention people were
entertained. The convention ball
Wednesday evening was a grand
success in every particular.
Nominee Smith says he will
be the next sheriff of Lincoln
county.
The Searchlight delegation
went away well pleased.
The Muddy Valley was we'll
represented.
Vegas people are certainly en-
thusiastic over the county divis-
ion question.
Bunkerville people wanted to
express their division sentiments
to the legislature by petition as
taxpayers.
The democratic audience was
also pleased.
The Phoebe delegation of dem
ocrats; who went to Caliente,
say that they know what real
convention harmony means now.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-09-19
Golden Prince
Ships Plant

Among the many recent de-
velopments of property in the
Phoebe district that has made
good with development work,
is the property of the Golden
Prince company, and while the
developments have not been ex-
tensive, the showing is of such
a nature that it has justified the
purchase of a complete equip
ment in hosting machinery.
This proposition is adjoining
near the Prince mine, owned by
the Prince Consolidated, and it
has been determined beyond a
doubt, that a continuation of the
same ledge carrying high values
in silver, is in the Golden Prince
ground. Sinking a shaft to a
considerable depth will be the
first active work done.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-09-19
Lincoln County
At State Fair

H. H. Church was here from
the Muddy Valley for severa
days this week, and had a pho.
tograph of the Lincoln county
exhibit at the state fir recently
held at Reno. This exhibit con.
sisted of the products of the
Muddy Valley, and when the
time came to award prizes, there
were twenty-five prizes and g
beautiful silver medal given tc
the Lincoln county exhibit.
Too much cannot be said oi
the productiveness of this valley,
and the advertising received by
the exhibit will be the means Of
attracting capital to the prosper
GUS agricultural district.
A correspondent Of the Los
Angeles Times in a recent spec
ial from Reno touching upon sec
tions of Lincoln county in an ag-
ricultural direction, took the op-
portunity of roasting" in a
most despicable manner, the eli
mate, soil, etc., in their usual
way, but the products Of our
county in a state fair speak the
truth, and that is more than the
Times man attempted to do.
In the Las Vegas valley there
has been recently developed by
the artesian system six flowing
wells. The latest is one driven
by Ed W. Clark and C. G. Ron
now of Las Vegas, which flows
twenty-five miner inches. This
well is $50 feet deep, fitted with
a twelve-inch pipe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-09-19
District Court
In Session

The fall term of the district
court began Monday morning
last, Hon. Geo. S. Brown, pre-
siding.
At this time the grand jury
Yenire was read and the follow
ing named selected to serve as
grand jurors for the term: R. C.
Lund, Robt. Hammond, Geo. A.
Wadsworth. Philip Mathews, F.
E. Edwards, C. P. Christensen,
H. W. Underhill, L. W. Chancel-
lor, Walter Reeder, John Wheat
ly, F. A. Doherty, H. A. Per-
kins, F. H. Clayson, A. N. Pauff,
S. R. Whitehead, C. M. White
and John M. Lytle.
A partial report of their work
was presented as follows: State
VS.. Chas Wagner, Indictment
found for forgery. State VS..
Harry w. Preston, indictment
found for criminal libel. State
VS.. l. F. Peck, Indictment found
for assault with intent to kill.
State VS.. John L. White, indict-
ment found for burglary. State
VS.. John w. and Carrie l. Scott,
indictment found for murder.
Busidess of a civil and probate
nature follows thus. In the es-
tate of r. M. Johnson, an order
was made admitting the will tc
probate.
Thos. E. Dixon VS.. Lula G.
Dixon, divorce case from Cal
iente, a default being entered,
an order was made granting a
decree of divorce.
In the matter of the estate Of
Hiram Wiser, letters admins
tration were issued to the petit
toner, F. R. McNamee.
Kramer VS.. Kramer, appealed
from Las Vegas, an order made
to dismiss the case.
Sherwin VS.. Sherwin, divorce.
This case was continued until
October 26th, at a special session
of court.
The case of Chris Peterson VS..
the Ohio Kentucky company, the
demurrer was oveTuled, and the
defendants were given until the
25th to answer.
In the matter of the estate of
Patrick Ryan, deceased. an or
der was made appointing James
Ryan administrator with a bond
of Sc, 900, and G. V. Warren, c..
P. Christensen and Geo. C. Fet-
terman were appointed apprais-
erS of the estate.