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VERGENNEs.

Theodore, son of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
pupuis and Nellie. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Porter. all of thii city, We're
married at ST. Peters Church Wednes-
day July %, Q Rev. l.. A. V.zina per-
forming the ceremony. William CO.
loumh was best man and VI IS Florence
Sears acted as bridesmaid Dr. Edward
Pilon presided at the organ and rendered
the wedding march from "Lohengrin." The
bride was becominely attired in a gown
of white silk trimmed with Mechlin lace
and wore a white picture hat and carried
pearl covered prayer book The brides
maid wore a dress of white silk muslin
and a white hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Dupus
were given a reception Thursday evening
at the homo of the brides parents.
Mrs Lucia A. Newton, widow of the
late William 9. Newton, died last Friday
night from cancer Of the stomach in the
18th year of her age. She leaves five
sons, Charles A, Edward D. and Henry
A Newton of Ferrlsburgh. John II.
Newton Of Dckalb, ILL.,. and Frederick
Newton of Middlehury. three daughters.
Mrs stella Gleason, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Newton and Mrs. Ruth Gregory. all
Of Fcrrsburgh. The funeral services
were NtlU SNi'lfN AFTERNOON at inc
house, the Rev. Mr.. Slocum, pastor of
the Panton BAPTIST Church, officiating
Interment was made at Basin Harhor .--
Mrs g. l. Kimbal has returned from a
four weeks visit to Littloton. y. H.-The
Rev J. Hail Long passed Sunday in Pitts.
ford and before his return will visit
former parishioners in Dandy The
Misses Marjorie and Helen Lee went
Saturday to Middlohury for visit.--Mrs.
Dustin Barrows and her daushtcr-in-l law,
Mrs. george Barrows. have returned from
a visit in Chazy. y. Y.-Thc Misses Ruth
and Bessie Tittie of Plattsburgh. y. y.
are visiting Mrs. Friend Fisk,-Mrs. G,
l., kimball is passing two weeks with
friends at Long Point.-Mrs. Frank Dartt
Is confined to the bed with rheuma tism.-
MI and Mrs. Charles lianan Of Wacout.
| H., were the guest of the Rev. q, II
Bennett at the Stevens House last week,
Peter Blair, a former resident now of
| Brandon Is visiting his son, Cassius and
| his daughter, Mrs. Charles Hocomb, -
Clarence and kennett Day of Fitchburg.
Mass. are passing months vacation
with their uncle. II. w. Day.-Arden
Taylor of Rutland Is spending a week
with his aunt, Mrs. II. B Slack-Mr,
and Mrs. Fred McAulcy and son, Cloyce,
returned Saturday from a visit to their
son and brother. Norbert McAuley. of
Burlington Vergennes Improvement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
STOLEN HORSE FOUND.
warren Farmer Has Lost Bcnsi
lie Traded to Horse Thief.

Brandon, July % The chestnut horse
which was stolen from Mrs. Aaron Vail s
barn In the Arnold district he's been
found at Warren. Constable w, &. Flet-
cher received a message Tuesday evening
from the constable in Warren saying lie
had the horse IN his barn. The thief
traded the horse at that place with a
farmer and the farmer Is now looking for
his animal. Chauncey Vail. son of Mrs.
Vail, has gone to Warren to bring la X
the horse. The thief did not trade the
carriage or harness which wore prac-
tically new.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
NOTIFICATION OF BRYAN
VIII Be Made Mt LincoIn August I2-
Speech by Cong. Clayton, Chair
main of the Committee.

Montgomery Ala. July 2a.-Con-
gressman Henry Il. clayton, who was
chairman of the democratic national
convention to-day announced that the
committee on notiiCation of Bryan
would be formally notified of his noV-
nation during the afternoon Of that
day As permanent chairman of the
democratic convention Clayton became
chairman OF the committee on notifica-
tion and will deliver the notification
speech.
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The NEWS BY COUNTIES
From tho Island in the Lake 10 the.
Passup,psic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered hy Spe-
cial Correspondents
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.


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twin in th, Wost Mr. and Nrs t-rod
Dean. who have horn nuos,e ot tho Adai-
son. returned Ia Roston Saturdav.-Mrs.
w II. paws and Miss rrindo have re-
turned from EAGLE caup.-A T. Calhoun
has cono to Northampton. Mass. To Join
his family who have been there for the
past two weeks visiting her PARENTS
isAtensiVe repairs are hring made on the
Hotel Allen The following city people
are among th" most recent visitors In
own: Thomas Weller of Cnderhll; r. A.
Lord Of 1rviNrton. y. J; T. q. Hubbard
md wife ~ tndorhill and s, A. Thomp-
con of Essex Junction, a. 5. Potter OF
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YORK Guy ana Mr. ana MIS-. John l..
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F. W. 'ath'art and two chi'dren' who
fH'' o""n VlSi'inT Mr.. ana Mrs. H. A
Irok ~ Depot street returned to NJ
hc"" faII' y SUNDAY hlsht-Mr'
ana Mrs. John oyer nave gone To Attain
We city for a acafion'-Herhort RoNce
mas FoN' 10 fHtShurS' fa'' t"r WISH
t. his hro'her-Arthur LeN"tt, superin-
t"nd"n' ~ S'h""lS AT 'hhtham' y. d.
hAS returned after VISITING h"re-Wil-
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weeks NH'"'"n WISH III l'afre' Mof''pe-
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'o''or'-M Mr' ana MIS- 'h"rloS l. huttoh
"eht on SATURDAY 10 hfnnoon Tor lew
nays stay with LAWYER button mother
NlII'"H d Hull'Nan or t'"S'on, VINO
mas "o"n NISl'ns AT '"' ho''l Logan
was ''IIoH na'k 10 N0S'"h SATURDAY
n'cht.-J' o. Rutoiph mas returned from
Fnr'inrton' "hi'her n" went as an auto
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Simon,
for the past month, returned to Dresden,
| n. Y. Tucsday.J. T.. Weeks and wife
are at Lake Bomosecn. .-Jewett Scovill
has gone back to Lewiston, y. Y, after
| a months visit to his aunt. Mrs. Byron
| Crane and other relatives Peter I.arrow
| of Picrceheld, y. Y, is the guest of his
| brother. Joseph Larrow.--C. ~. Kcyes has
gone to Lake George on vacation.--W. n.
| Duncan of Burlington is visiting his
mother here.
Miss Julia A. Barry returned Monday
from burlington, where she has heen
undergoing trcatmen; in the Mary
Fletcher hospital She IS greatly i'm
proved and expects to be able to resume
her duties as a teacher in the graded
school at the opening of the fall term
There are unclaimed letters at the local
postofllce addressed to the following per-
sons: Miss Nettie Fisher, Miss Belle
Smith, Frank c. Evans. j. Flanagan,
Levi Jackson. Louis Tatro and Lewis
France.-1ohn Lareau is in town after an
absence Of seven years. spent in the Adj
rondack region.--Col. Thad NJ. Chapman
is preparing to make extensive improve
ments on the interior of his business
bloc, on Main street.-Among the out of
town people here are q. r. Calender uf
burlington. S. A. Thompson of Essex
Junction, Miss L. A. Necdham of Pots
dam n. Y. T. r Norton Of Brandon r
r. Bowie and W. ". Cook Of Ncrgennes
James J. Deel Of Erie. Pa. and Albert
Wheeler Of Saratoga, n. Y.-Mrs Ellen
Champagne returned Monday from Bur
lington where she has been under med
'"' "'"u''"t AT ''' f"nrF AIen nos
n,'"' anu Hi.o - WY u'"'H ''nProN"d --
ne NV n'r''S : MurKiahd Is max
lux 'N'e''"cu iep"l.S "'' MS summer resi-
"ence on N"ynr''S' S'reo''-M'S' tred
i'r''' VI Ne" maven !" NlS''hg frlends
!" town ME- ana Mrs. John H. Sar-
S'"' are to move 'hlS week INTO the Earl
mouse on court ana cross streets, and
Mr' ana MIS- VI a f'hhcr VIII move
from t'at mousse INTO the bristol house
WI our street.
me nome OF T. I. ID Mathews, a mile
anu Ian from 'h'S Ni'Iase on the Corn
wall road was destroyed by fire Well
i'eS'"E morning. Inc contents OF the
mouse We're nearly all saved Tn" prop
cr'E was insured Tor paruAI value I'm"
IRE started from oIue nam" oil stove
arose carry ana started the same To get
"reahI"St ana ''ft IL alone snppoSlhE "
10 d" all rlSht ana went to the barn to
II" V""reS' iIS WIG S"or'lY a""r"a'dS
went l" tI'e hic''cH al" l"uifd '"e room
IL names "i' h"uned lhe men a"out
''e oarhS ana win the ana "i a 'eieph"ne
''e he'ShporS were soon on 'he scene
Aiu WAS 'AIleu i"r from 'hls Nliiase ana
'le steamer Win CHlel tnElh"er RlcH
ana " it" OF the nreihen went 10 'h"'r
ai" "u' "'''r arriving 'heN were "hahie
te 90 ahEthlhg Tor the lack OF water
Inc "oys Helped uur'hG thelr staY III WEI
uhe oo"h some Nearby parhs WIN pals
oi water. Edward Mathews, SON who
was assisting IN removing househo'd
goods from the mouse had MS handS ana
l"oe pauIy purhed from 'he nahes'-Mlss
f'o'a Muhroe Is visiting iFle'ds az queen
~! al JUN d. rF"' "i iicoii"eroSH'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
THE CAMP FIRE.

The camp fire this evening tilled the
park pavilion to its capacity. The
principal speaker was Major II W.
Hovey L. s A. retired of Northficld.
He gave a graphic and interesting ar-
count Of existing conditions In the
Philippines and of the manners and
customs OF the people. Addresses
were also given by Senator w p Dill
lingham and the Hon. Frank F. Plum
ley.
The report of the neurology commit
tee was made by George Is. Hall Of
Roxhury, chairman.
This report showed that "A mem
bers have died during the past year
as follows: s. u. Fair of Calais
James J. Young OF Montpelier, H. s
Stoddard of Indianapolis, Roger Har-
vey of Worcester ". B. Hancock of
Red Wing, M,nn.. Lucian White Of
Middlesex. u. G, Alexander of Mont
pelior Norman Smith of Wolcott. =.
H. Rhodes of MiddicseX, Andrew j.
Cross of bennington. Hiram II. Per.
kins of Berlin. Anson Adams of North
field and David B. Minard of Barre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
SHOOTING AT STATE RANGE
Vermont National Guard Men Are Con-
testing at NOrth0eld.

Northheld July 29-Work on the
state target range located just above
Northheld Center has progressed ia =
vorahle and although the time for
construction has been short. II was
ready for the opening of the shoot to-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.

Dr, T. j. Foster of Waterbury Cen
ter. president of the association. pre-
sided at the exercises this afternoon.
Music was furnished by the Gctchcl
drum corps Of Calais and mixed
chorus. cordial address of welcome
was given by Mayor f. X. pawlev Of
Montpelier and brief addresses were
given by G, +. Beach of Burington
department commander for the depart
ment of Vermont. T.. \. Mutt of Mont
pclier for the associate members. Ben-
jamin Gates CT Montpelier for the vet
Grams of the spanish American war
Col. H. s. Foster of Calais for the Sons
of Veterans, Mrs. Nellie NJ. Smyth of
st. Johnsburv for the Womans Relief
corps of which she is the department
president. and by Mrs Emma Roberts
of Northfield, president of the State
association of ladies o. the Grand
Army of the Repuu.d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
Catarrh Canno, be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
canot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh Is blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure It you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu.
cuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not a 1uack medicine It was
prescribed by one of the best physi-
clans in this country for years and
Is a regular prescription. 1t is com
posed of the best tonics known, com.
bined with the gest blood purifiers.
acting directly on the mucuous sur
faces. The perfect combination of the
wo ingredients IS what produces such
wonderful results In curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
f. }. CHENEY & CO. Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
situation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
CARTER COUNTY DEMOCRATS
MASS MEETING CALLED FEB, IS

by authority vested i'm me rs chair.
man of the Democratic Coppt' Cen
trail Committee of Carter county /
hereby call mass meeting of the
Democratic voters of every voting
precinct in Carter County to be held
at their respective voting places
at 7:3O p, m. tor some more con
yenient hour on the Sth day oil
February for the purpose of elecung
delegates to the Carter county con
yention TO be held in Ardmore at
the city hall at o'clock p. IN. on Sat
urday February 18th for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the
Democratic state convention which
will be held on the 22nd of February
in the city Of Muskogee.
The basis of representation in each
precinct shall be one delegate and
one alternate for each 20 votes OF
major fraction thereof east at the
last election for the democratic nom
inee for governor,
Each precinct is instructed 10 Sc
leyt one enthusiastic democrat fll
membership on the County Contra.
Committee in case IT should be tho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE SIS

The equipments and machinery OF
the New Steam Laundry has changed
hands and the plant in the future
will be known as the Excelsior Steam
Laundry. As soon as the plant
building and machinery can be put
in first class condition, which will
be about ten days, nae new laundry
will be ready for business.
The machinery is the celebrated
Troy machinery and with the assist
ance of the best help we eXrect to
turn out work second to none.
We will be prepared to do all
kinds of laund y work and will ap-
prcciate your business, large or
small. our wogan will call and deliver
an work promptly. w. II. ROBERTS,
- j. H. MUSGRANE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
WANT TO FIND FATHER
WILL AND JOHN DE GRAFTEN
REID ASK AID IN FINDING
THEIR FATHER.

The following letter has been re-
ceiyed by the Ardmorete and Is
self-cXplanatory
Milburn, Okla. Feb. 6. 190S-Edi.
tor Ardmoreite: VIII DeGraftenreid,
whose brother John DeGraftenreid.
is dying a slow death from tuber.
culosis, asks that you publish this
statement in the hope that it will
meet the eyes of the father of these
two unfortunate young men from
whom they have not heard in seven
years. 1t would be great source OF
joy TO both the dying, and the soon
to be bercavcl son, If their father
could be found I'm time 70 come to
NiIourn and see his boy before he
passes away. If YOU will kindly pub
llsh this and request other papers to
copy, it will greatly oDlige.
Faithfully,
WILL DE GRAFTENREID.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09

as it has for many years. that pros
perity was due 70 its coutinuanc. in
power should it not accept the prop
osition that the present adversity is
due to its absolute power? The
president has for seven years had
back Of him a republican house and
a republican senate. MIR Hepburn
Of Iowa says now that a message
which democrats applaud. sent in
four months before the nominating
conventions during legislation of
sort that was preached by Altgeld
by Bryan, by Jones Of Arkansas. by
Tillman, by all the leading demo
Gratis in 1896 will certainly be en-
acted into law by the republican
party Why did that party ignore
the need for such legislation during
its twelve years of unqualified pow
cr We have read in the scriptures
Of the men who came into ua
vineyard at the eleventh hour and
received the same racompense as did
he who came i'm at the beginning
of the day But why should "a man
come into the vineyard of the ma
tion twelve years after the one vino
plowed the land and who sowed the
vines and be hailed as the me who
had the right to the harves
There is reason for the people,
whether democrats or republicans.
TO rejoice that Mr. Roosevelt has
attempted to force his party into line
with those principles OF progress
which the democratic party has been
preaching with one brief interruption
since 1896. What he may be able
TO do to hold those who for par
tisan reasons for those other reas-
ons which possibly now II Is unncc-
essary to more than hint at, have,
/ for the last twelve years bitterly
opposed the things which he now
belatedly breaches, the action of this
congress may show.
Let us submit the test What will
/ the republican majority in house
| and senate do between now and
/ adjournment without democratic
votes on these questions:
The abuse of injunctions.
| The publicity OF campaign ccntri-
/ buttons.
The employers liability bill.
Tariff revision.
/ Eff tent railroad regulation.
Enforcement OF the civil service
/ reform law.
Let us put this up to Mr.. Roose-
velt's colleagues, or seryitors, and
/ lind whether it is Roosevelt or a
republican party hostile to his ideas
which the democracy must meet in
/ the next election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09

It's long credit that has no
dunning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09

dcsi.o OF the county convention to
reorganizo the central committee.
All white and Indian citizens who
believe I'm the principles of good gov
crnWont as taught by jefferson, eX-
empliiied by Bryan and practiced
by the democrats of Oklahoma are
respectfully invited to participate in
these conventions.
Witness our hand this 5th day of
February 1908.
G. w, Young.
Chairman Carter County Central
Committee.
I. J Carson, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
A MASS MEETING
TO SECURE SUSPENSION OF PEN
ALTlES OF HERD LAW.

\ mass meeting OF all the citizens
Of Carter county is hereby called for
10 o'clock a. m. Saturday February
22nd for the purpose of acquainting
ourselves with the Oklahoma herd
law and to devise some means TO OBJ.
tain the suspension of the penalties
of said law in stock districts and 10
divide the country into stock dis
tricts an dto transact other business
for the convenience ana protection of
those who are Interested Every EAR.
mer is especially urged to be pres.
ent.
Signed, T. ]. Pollock,
and many other citizens of -arter
coounty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD

how to cure yourself at nomen, LhJ
If you suffer from bleeding, i,ch'
ing, blind or protruding Piles, sent
me your address, and | will tell yoh
how TO cure yourself at home BY
the new absorption treatment; and
will also send some of this home
treatment free for trial, with refer
ences from your own locality II re-
questcd. Immediate relief and per-
manent cure assured. Send no mon
ey, but tell others of this offer.
Write today 10 Mrs. NJ. Summers,
Box +, South Bend, Ind.
SIX
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
Dissolution Notice.

The firm OF Johnson Il Kinkade
doing a real estate business, is this
day dissolved Mr., Johnson retires
and Mr. Kinkadc vii continue the
business, assuming the assets and
liabilities of the firm. Mr. Johnson
goes 10 Cloudcroft New Mexico
whore he will engage in the real
estate business.
HARVEY B. JOHNSON.
FRED V. KINKADE.
Eeby D. 1905. Gtl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-09
by Wills J. Abbott
NrdmorCitc Special

v...t,...... NJ r.u.,,i,,,
''''
b'Uh' cochran ana ten 9h'r""ou
or ohio. the speech of John sharp
Williams i'm tie house Of representa-
tivos Tuesday failed TO arouse the
euthuHia Of the galleries though
}. engaged the attention Of the
floor Indeed, Mr. Williams purposcly
crouchod his speech in such a form
Is io make tt less an appeal To- the
.uumcuts or the enthusiasm of his
hearers. than % logical presentation OF
The issues upon which the demoratic
parity ln DIS Judgment would make
JOS campaign next iaiI Mr.. Williams
r1n if he desires 90. be- oratorIcal
llo can never DE, To use slang
phrase, high iaIutin ON this oc-
c'si"n he chose rather To be clearly
logical straightforward argument
aiiN' ana obviously earnest
Ih'r' was reason Tor TINS. Mr.
NllIlaina was speaking ho' I"r MN
SELF alone nut Tor the party organ
Naton. rs leader IN the mousse ne
h'u Il ilshi To speak ih th't ca
pacl'H. 0'nt h' had even a h'it'r
rishi derived from the Iact that ms
uNIlANItu
terence with senator 'ulh'rson' the
leader at the senate "hd OF the
capital with Mr.. bryan ana with
"'her senators ana representatives
VII" sU'hd lot th' brNah p'll'y MT.
Williams hlmscIi said IN introducing
ms remarks on the currency question
that ne had reason TO b'IieNe mat
ne spoke not only Tor MS colleagues
ana associates IN the .'ls'' hut the
democrats oi the senate and as
he put IT, the democratic leader IN
the nation
The iuIl line OF Mr.. Williams ar
gument cannot be presented IN so
brlci letter as this, Ills argument
ON the currency and banking propo-
sitions OF the republican side, now
ever convincing III torty-llNe MN
nte speech can hardly be summa'
rlz'd III i"r'lilN' me arucI'. one
point however on '''S SUBJECT ne