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, 1908-01-16
OF
THE CHURCH
BAPTIST CONGREGATION LISTENS
To REPORTS OF OFFICERS
AND HOLDS ELECTION.
All the Auxiliaries Made Good Show
ing, Work of Building Committee
Being P~raiseworthy - Deacon,
Clerk, Treasurer, Superintendent
and Trustees Elected.

At the annual meeting last night OF
the congregation of the Baptist church,
reports from the various %auxiliaries
were read. The Sunday school report
was made by DR.. H. w. Quaintance.
the superintendent, and indicates graf
flying progress, both as to the increase
in enrolment and in the grade of work
done.
The report of the Ladies' Aid society
called forth words of approval and con,
graduation upon the very fine work
done by this auxiliary of the church.
This society has now on hand between
500 and $500. which will be expended
for the purchase of pews and church
furniture for the elegant new church
at the orner of Fourth and Grand av.
enue, the pews costing $3.50 and the
other items about the same amount.
B. Y. P. U. Reports.
The report for the Baptist Young
Peoples union was made by the re,
firing president, Miss Alice Holiday,
and vas also encouraging.
OF all the reports submitted, that If
the board of trustees was the most en-
couraging. The board also represents
the building committee of the new
church. This report showed that be,
tween $4,000 and 10000 had been paid
over to the contractor of the new
pulluihs' ana nat something IKE $6,oOU
| haJ hnan np11Aptnl fr,r, Ill ,o.uaz
nad peeh collected rom all sources
uurihs me year lor that structure. Ihe
sport also lhulcated tnat the nance
oi u~eulcaIlhs the ne" building Is very
hopeiul-that Is dedlcatlng II Tree OF
Gust
moneys Co''eeteo.
Inc iepoiI il Ine cnurcn treasurer
ihuica'ed thaC nearly SI'Soo mad peer
,'9eu ny me church PROPER lor an It's
Dene'oiences' II was sho"n tnat thefe
was an o'efurait ol hearly $'o. III
oiuei " pesih the he" year Win Il
" 'nee'' %.''oV Was falseu at lnis
injecting, anu NY Inc Ilhe lhose WHO
"eie nv present were seen, more thi'i
- neeueu Will DC Ill Tie
nanu VI Nv ueasuiei'
Il ioteisn ei'ie@ y Ills
suns II mi'on 'iioie9 az
Ins '''any INC pi0oeA
~ D0'h oiosn anu noN1e
, 1908-01-16
Second Thouaht.

Second thoughts are often best, eve
In a case of love at first sight.
, 1908-01-16
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fbroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, baekache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
, 1908-01-16
TOURISTS WILL HAVE

MEEllNG IONISh !.
The Tourist club will meet with DR..
and Mrs. John Franklin Brown, at Doc.
tors Inn, at s O'Clock this evening.
, 1908-01-16

A complete line of legal blanks at
The Republican Office.
, 1908-01-16
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
In eject at the Laramie station al
the present time

laramie, Hahns Peak and Pacific.
Laramie Plains Line.)
Time table N effect at present time.
Depot at foot Of Fremont street, West
Side.
Westward.
No. l, leaves. q. m
Eastward.
w. q arrives. 1870 p. m
, 1908-01-16
Money In Hound,

A good pack of hounds is worth
$4,000.
, 1908-01-16
Public Is Fond of Novels.

Novels form nine-tenths of the bool
output.
, 1908-01-16

This woman says Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
81 can truly say that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and l cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years L suffered
with the worst forms of female com
plants, continually doctoring and
spending lots of money for medicine
without help. 1 wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you should have
been in my grave to-day. l wish every
suffering woman would try it,"
, 1908-01-16
Beat and Choked Her.

We had had quarrels enough before
that time, but after | had moved to his
home he became worse than ever For
merly he had only cursed me, but after
that he began to beat and choke me
whenever he felt like it. Often he would
beat me until the blood came. Many a
time l made up my mind to leave him,
but my love for him m the thought
that his two boys would be helpless
kept me in the house. Look at my
hands," she added as she extended
them, showing the palms, calloused and
hard.
1.-TWO weeks ago last Sunday we had
a very violent quarrel" she continued,
and he abused me Sc that deter.
mined to kill myself hen and there.
, 1908-01-16
She Tried Suicide.

II grabbed his pistol from the dres,
ser in his bedroom and | was about 20
shoot myself when he knocked the
weapon out of my hand. l then re-
solved to leave him for good and | in
formed him to get another ~housekeep,
err. He saw that | was in earnest and
he advertised for one. The woman
who came Monday answered the ad
and she was engaged. | promised him
to stay at the house until the new
housekeeper would come. Evidently
he regretted that he had engaged an
other houeskeeper, and he was always
begging me to remain. But a few days
ago | found a letter written to him by
the new housekeeper in such familiar
terms that | could not help but think
he was too friendly with the woman,
When [ asked him about it he told
me that he was very friendly with her
Yesterday the new housekeepeI
came and | began to pack my trunk
at once. | cooked dinner and supper
and left the house a little after T."
, 1908-01-16
Informal Reception,

After the business of the meeting
had been disposed Of there was an in,
formal reception for the members Of
the church, when some light refresh
ments were served. The outlook for
the work of the church for the new
year is very good.
, 1908-01-16

~partment; Cheyenne, wyoming
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16

llerlt, @roten In0raiin b%eballptet,
6relberr bon 9lebrentbol babe olli
Den GtntluB %be5oblter Ngcnten irem-
DER Md6tc onf Die ungoriite @olitif
lIn0 He0icrnng bingcruicicn. ,3ugleidy
babe er betont, bob oic Gntiermng
~lllt'aubcrer Glenente aus muBgebcn-
Den SteIIcn notbmenOig lei.
nj II
i'd ooS &ebcH.
@uoapeit, 10. 9(pril. - hinge.
berre NuTregung bot nomentlidJ in
blcIlget Offi5ierSfreiien Die &um0c
bcroorgeruIcn, OoB 3lpci Giii5icre 0c3
@enerolItnbS ln6 spar 3niutng5.
trilOer, Olr6 eigene Sun0 Elm iGbc5
Gn0e geilm0en BADEN. is limo oi!
W(oiore Foul lut0 9tifolul3 EuIfo-
rtc9 De S%5ctfpic3. Ole 0ei0cn be-
ben %oiienbor oui Gerobreoung g.,
bonoelt ulO lidl gegcnicitig crldol
len.
0cr 9cmcggrun0 Scr EDut lit IL
iinon5iclcn S6picrigfcitcn 5u III.
bcL nit Ocnen Die @rii0cr icit &c.
roluHcr 3cit 81 fGmpicn bottcn. 2u5
lie fcincn 9luamcg aus ser Aroniihcn
@cl0flenmle mpbr entoctcn fomntcn,
crAriii lie Die Ger3mciihmg unO let
ten lie inr iuedielieiti9cn GinOcr-
ltdn0niB ibrcm &cben Gin 3icl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Or, Sod in Chicago.

GGicugo, Is. 2(pril. - Eroi.
Or. Robert Sod, Der aroBe Oeutid2
SottcrioloNc, Der iih AMI elmer Or
hoIumgareiie INN sic Nelt bciiuOet, lit
Geitern in geglcitlmg icinrr Satin
ron cinem 9eiltdle Der 9tiagara.6aQe
bier otgctOmmen. Gr lit bel lcinem
g%teiicrL l|rof. V. Sod BON Der fcmi
id)cn Nbtbciltng Der Gbicugo'cr l(ni-
rcriitGt, ubgcltiegen mo alI lcincn
Nu20riidlihcn @unid mcrOcn bier
mGbrcnO icinca 9luIcntbalt2 oue 81
iUntlid)cn Seranitoltungcn 81 @breu
hca bcrilbmten @uitca mterblciben,
"a cr ii6 ncrDoS angegrtilcn fiIblt
rnO iid 5l i6onen milniht. Sogor
Gin 0iucr IN Yripattrciicu mlrOe
bon ibin 0antcnO abgelebnt. 0r. mo
Srdu Sod merOcn bcllte nod Ct,
&ollia meitcr %rcilcn, I'm Ieinc 5mei
&riiOer, oie BORT ldon IGngcrc Sabre
mobnboit iinO, 81 beillhcn. Son Ct.
&ouia gcbt sic sSubrt nnd Ocnt 2)cl
lumitone-Eurf un0 ounn iibcr Gan
6runci5co nad) Snpan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Gurtelpun'5 9lntiuurt.

@oibington, Sc, IS. April.
- &n SoIGe elmer G%ciolltion, mclfc
ocn ShuBletrct0r mtiforOertc, Dem
@unocSicuut Die 9ciummtc Gorrc.
iponoen5 uor5ulcgcn, mcld)c ii6 olll
oie MciGerlung Der NotionoIbnntcn
I'M porigcn &erbit be5icbt, ocn 9aE.
fen inn >Snnerll 0e9 Sun0cS Girfula.
tipn5mittcl i'll licicrn, ging Oem 81.
not cine Nntrport OeS Sdoticfrct1rS
5lt. IS crgibt iih barollS, Dob BON
43 @ontcn in StGotcn i'm &n1crn
@eidlucrocn ser %crpGbntcn Nrt cin-
Nclouien iino, 0nB ober olld oo9
SdatonIt uno sic @onfen IN Den
Grobcns StGbten lid nod) arGitcn be
miibt bobcL oel 9eoiirinilicn Scr
flcincren Snititutc 5l entlprcdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
9utbitamos. Nr6citcn in YbilaSclpbia.

YbiloOcIpDio, IS. April. -
Cic StoOtperpQItung bat $50 Pr
bcitaloicn in einem Der ltGOtilher
Eorta @cidGiti1ltng gc8ebcl. Iie
Sclte merocn bel Scr Altibeiicrrmg
bon - 2Idcrn EarfIdnOercicn Der.
lucloCt. Sic neroen oui 0rci Gage
jllm Sobnc BON ST pro Tag 6el60I-
tigt. Pm Montog weroen lie bon Ell
ltcr an0eren 8leid groBcn 3abl Don
Nrbeitaloien bel Dem @crf obgcl0it.
&n 0icicr @eiic iou ser sur Scriil.
gllua itcbcnoe 6onO elmer mo1lihit
aroBen 9ln5abI Nlrbeitaloier ST @rte
frmlltpll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
TaS fonnlt baum.

&uibforo, Mimny 10. Npril,
- &l 6oIgc zines IebI6etraaea bon
$4,000 IN Scr &uiic oeS Staot-GlertS
uno Der bel ser Nabl in lester @odc
bcihlolienen Abihuiinng BON SdJonf.
Sicen5en lit sic beige @enleinoc bon
9untcrott be0robt. Gie Sd)mlflicen-
3ell, neld)c am %. 9lpril obIaufen,
brodten $500 cin, melde MIN meg
iallcn. 3uiammcn nit DEM 6eblbc.
TRACE oeS Staot.Glerfs 9llnL ser &c.
tern glbeno perbditet muroe uno lid
ihuIoigA bcfnnntc, bctrGgt haS Ieii.
5it nabcill $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
NCimluGrtS Geht Der Nnrs.

@oibinQtom 2. e., Is. Nlpril.
- Die Shlohtibiiic 0Moinc" uNO
o&Iobomo." wcldc BON Scr %otlonti,
itcn GiottG Gclod}irt lulo ollrd) 0it
uNSi3conitt" mo Sic o9tcbro3ta" Cr.
iCbt lucr0an ioIuL mcrOcn nod) 0em
gcgcmDGyt,8en 4}lon Die &cimiohrt
NurG Ocu Su&fonol mdd)cn. Sit
luCrocu ojt iiir sen fllrjcn Ecrnin
onGemorbcncn Montidoitcn ser
NIottc nit noA Souic ncbmcn ltnD
lrabr'Tc.nlid) inn Cftobcr an scr at
!oatiid'Cn aiii,c cintrciicn, Sic Qcben
cllcn M'onot Dor ser ShIobti6iii.
Ntot:e pcn SoE Sronci@co ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
MahriGcin!ia idlledltc Ynmplc.

SOS Nu0cle@. GoI., 10. IpriI.
60 Ger S-i06ri8c G6orIc@ 0ioitInno
crtraiItc trr5c 3cit, nod)oenl CT ae.
inpit mor0cn mar, unO lit 0ritern &c.
itorbcn noa)0cm or MIR mcnioc Gage
frdut mar.
Die W}oitlGnO5 foncn fiir5lid, bon
GenuiDtponicn nod Sos NGnQclc& uno
idlidtcn Gbnrl22 5,,r SAuIc. Gic 81,
tern murOcn bnuon benod,ridtigt
0ob ser &Icine Qcinnpit mer0cn %nniiiie.
Garaui6in criolatc sic &nlpiulg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Mcgen Ginfnbr pun Gpntraft =. Nr
hcitCru.

Hem- Oorf, Is. Mpril.-Midoel
SiofoS, Elm Contractor, lpuroe beute
ST s Monotcn Sing.Sing 8eidngnib
perurtbeilt, oo or aus WoeeOonien
uno gul9aricn Gontraftorbeiter i'm.
portirt baite. 4.bip
Gas lit Die critic Serurtbeilung I'M
ter Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser Gin
man0erungs. 8eiesc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Gin ttagfer GebMs.

SdiiFea Sjc zen a0rper 9eqsn Srant.
belt ouTh %att'5spiqen, Elm a~biOiutes
SsiImi.tel iar HopfjHmsr5er, Dpspeps
fla, W1iariu 9artleibi9teit uno dbnli"
DE 2eibea,
,Nce Sricbras ecS 2rbens.~
IT. SUIT; Sire 2:tsr Yilea Ijno oaa
5riet7ao hes Gsgcn1~ st peroe iteta
BEN 3ulda pantbGr Ietn, pel6er mil
b;tTslben III reiuer Senntnib brd9te
s. 6airlsi9b, platte Cannon, Gel.
TUTT'G LebeY pILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Nus 9enti9lanb.
&criiber Scs GunbCHmuroes i'm Ibicr.
gGrtcn abgefaft.

Raihcr Griola ser 9Crliner Grimi-
,
~'"'po''5e'' Sl"'ol''Il'"9 "'
moolide llriade ser Gin1iterrno
oer VoF'''lo''''tue' @IaV'''c''
rps Wrhourrn liner sic Nprnih.
mug eIl'eS St''de" prel'BIla)er
@p;4ihtc ms 5rohitiou 0om.
mcrjIenratb EloopIcl onrd @elo1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o,,s Winhen
Dertricben,
Ncrrir * orrr;r 90 II ncr
WoIi,ci ,n,cr,nortrt ro,4 o~c(,norr
g., msu,an nns ;SG.i,o" cA,ci,
~So,fohrGmns %nrn,n,n m1chort nc;.
~, ,n,,titofto lo"irhn -, n]nr;,rn
m;.t,aM ~, ~bi"rnor4n,, ,ofu,,%on
rr,rno -, m,.nctn, ms ie;tn,,rn.
,,,n,, mcri,5tc,,s bc6o,,ntct n;s g}n.
r,n; So,, Sio mo,,,o;;n ,e,cr 50,
oponrs Ha,, 10 hor ThS+or;hnf+ 10.
;M,,rhi,+ ,ornho,n crnr;;srnS ,;n5
Tnr aIrro7tnrt ~ Sc, 1eiGGr;oc i,
,nr o;onrrnnn5rofn ,nn6,,hn,tn on,.
,,,,,t So;nor ci,, frTborrr gh,,6n,n.
54a. S.. ;o..4 o;,,o r.om,r,, ~ N,u.
lcur0icncr elmer bicli0en Shaoentcn-
%%crbtnoln1g Intc bate. Us lfel1t,
noB NF''er an oel'l "l'oott III Ie!''',
Woonlln8 cIlleIt Sllltllloro oeallll
ore SelNe oolll 5erl n'uelic mo p'r
cln5eInc SPelIc no0 oenl S~pIer8ori'l
l6af'fc. Sle eDclroh oeS Scld)l'lo'9'
ten belUloet lld ld)on lrIf eIllI9ef 3elI
M 8raItcnDoi'5.
VIC bcl 9el1er por8ellonlnlcne9allS'
llld)llil9 foroerte 5ltrlad)lt EN- Foor
blittbctlcdte Selntleloer 81 gage.
~gtaBgebC1o ipllrOe aber 1llr ore Eol!=
ser, Dab ooS 0rollenDenO llno Ole
Sfltrje, III peld)e nle SetbcntDctlc
c~ll9eloldelt lpdrer, ol9 lte I'M SDler'
9orfel oilf0clllnoen mllroen, ooh OCT
Gbclroll oca SeEoer olS lDr el9eil'
thllm loentltl5lrt plIroe. Sic eitt-
ocditng oe@ Woroer@ ut oaS %eroleniT
oea Criminal eomml1ars @on'
1olpSft.
Iir 2rritGrunn ser @nrnn
iona ON,
~
=" oot"el''t" 80 s'"a'oluJe."
p.'oI .'te. N''ool
toa'" %uHt'" tn"u'!p't tn,'''t.e.,
on u' I1.ptI'o1 D'o"'' V, o.'aVV"
49, 'l' ~"9 49, wv
9"i'"'o'". g. r"aen' u''
- o''t o."sg' ~"
" m' m."t, pa2',o'n"
o" ~, OlCa"s 81, .8I"
noI' u' .p"' $500 S
'o''tV'' S.,'ptTu. ou" '"P
w, ~ o""o
'r 49,, ~ w"
"tu''"' 'Jl,o"'. i"H'9C" on,
49," 'o,a''' "n. "'.'".un ~
~" S,'1|' % .''''" i''''
.I''r "''uy. I'"o n''9' w
'"no'"": ''"2 npt~''n."
-. mI'
u!.o'."'el, - 'pu'' p"tl'W ot"'p'
l'I'"'t" ''t"t"tP'I. "Hu, y, oo' U
"'l' %~u'9,ul'"b "'t .i'it''lul'. ~
t"''" o!' '''' tr.' oon e''eI'' o'pItt
p't 9''9"I'9, N' lu'iW' L'uT, pl'
t''.'' 0u'"e WI, et'p1'" HUI "S p'
o'lo't' ot'Vur.BI'bpou'
"'o"p'.'6 %nV''''t' ioeiu]et 9Vtuos
poil e'''Vt Sp"t pell'leptrllo I'LL
"~1'I'"'o"9 'uu5 p'' S'u''o''ulie w
uV'''t ioot ulio 'pli p'' nuu you,
'N'''''NJi bN'oN'ii puiiN, lpul pNi'iS H'N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
ltc6crfiiQtcs 8efGngnif.

Bort IrtGur, Ont, 10. 9lpril.
- Die 9eb0r0en bes Central : 8e-
i~1ngniIieS in Toronto bnben lid &C.
lueigcrt, bic 0l,doborien oui5uneD
men, mcld)e III Sort @illionlS 81
ied)s Mor,otcn Moit perllrtbeilt nor.
Sen iino. &prl0uiig beiinocn lif) DC
10 8eiangcnrn I'M bieiigen @efGng-
nib, meld)e0 nbrr MIR fir 30 0eian'
gene beredmct ruto obilebin Id)on &c
iiiQt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Gle Gerbanoluna iiber sic VI

Gle Gerba1olung iiber Die Mp
peqation ser .Stanoaro Oil So" &C.
gen Oie bon Gid)ter 9anois periiigte
giiierlegllla elmer Straiinmme IN
&obe bon $29,240,O00 lit aui Den {.
uno s. Mai in Chicago anberaunlt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16

:. o,,.;s ,orr,. rr o,.n1
6e~ GcmaISc > |lS',eu4nl der
1...r...a ,. ;As,,o,,
F"'''' 0'''"
GiinItc. Sonia Couaro tcart
Do" >'''''5 "''j >>"'~' '"'''''
g"I.p in Msnl.
Fo't2, - %P'''' ~ N>"l"o
%'t'''''Ct,'"' EoI u'' 't''V' ,'"'.'n'S
t'@iSr 90l,Cuto "tIl[""" p'I' """
~ ".o%o0!.' f",,s S,Sg, 'r,, -, man..
a'.,1a' On o. G.. y $3.50 Sc,,
a'o,S.' a D, 0~E,.ar(,,tn,,
t."'., ~ o"'' -, mH,.ir E,r
p".'I "''',' ~" E"',,,. %,..,, w.; ~;
~ T Has", ~,,,|oha,S ~, .n,4or,t.
~" J." ~ ~ Sre.,5, ao.,m 15n
w." ro%.t,pl ,norl, g.
miirScn 6ir omrrifon;ihcn },uocu
pabrIdciuliG in 0ca Der. 5taotcn
pcrnommcn ncrocn loN nidt ua9
ITronfreid III fo..acn btau@cu. 6.
~pcrlolltct in0cIiel oaT Irau Mo0
(@Incia Ealo) lie 3alph36lt&'t.
@ntla8cr;n lives W(o1Ite@, pQde u
oen ser. S'oat'n 'I'9' DoQreHN @pg
no@ Srontr''6) cl'lJIoo nor cen N'dj
Ter Scucoro 9'sooea N'F''ll lou' ''"'
III Der Sorl'llier)iiall'tA jl' 5'il0e''
%art1cr mans helIHRQ
e~rottnct
Rnri$, IS. april. 49, Gic Is. idhy
I;Gc Hu2itcllng Ger oGocjctc oca
gcauy Irta" prrGc bette III @rono2
&aIoiS in @c8cnUort Gc2 Er1I,Ocns
ten 6aaiercs untcr sen itblIdca g.
rcmonien crofFnct. Gjc @crtc pialcr
amerifaniI6cr &itnIt!cr bcflfocn lJb
inter Der un@acltcQtct CcmGlOcn.
Hnf Ger @eImretlP'
Sinrrtt -. Gprii. &0njJ
GbipcrO non Gnglono, mclHcr lllni
@od)cn bier 5u8cbrod! bat trot hclt.
ic bte &iidreiie nod 2onoon al.
guIpp's @eium in Nom.
Gcitsfor,Irr 1;irit ror Qiiror nrr
mr. ,,nri Soocn in Wccrcitrro ioircr
Gemoh(;, fipr onfom crt(5r,r IN ri.
ncrn Srtprnicm Nrr qmcr ic;ncs
Qon,r,ers 60; h;c mr;,,d5r ,cs Italia.
r:ifeu Observation-Disclosures @;pIitii
mo 0e8 MtiniItcrS oC3 NCubcrn Ctt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16
Sic 3meiDrittelsz Nesel
M6olidyfcit Nbidaffnna anf Dem
GuuUcnt in TCHDcr.

EQUATOR Stone Don @iiiouri ocmcu-
tirt Gin @eriidt. 9rpon'S
brittle Domination bon oieIen
Gcmofrotcn ais cine mum9dn8.
lihe 9totbmcnOi9teit crohtct.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-16

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oc5 NcuBcrL Srcibcrru b. 4ebren.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26
HEAlDTON.

Healdton, Ok, Feb. 22.-Speclal-
We have been having a real taste
Of winter all the past week with
some flutters of snow and sIee.
Farmers are getting ready br
spring work and a good deal of land
has been turned over.
Sickness has somewhat abated in
our section
Mrs. Petit is still quite ill.,
Mr.. Williams was here this week
dealing with our merchants.
Ben Heald was here looking after
his farming interests.
The condition of DR.. ]. A. Gordon
is greatly improved.
a good rain would be very accepta
Bile and beneficial to the farming in
terests.
A good deal Of new land Is being
put in, which may increase the acre
age OF cotton a good deal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26

The old reliable soda water dlspen-
ser, Las Baum, Is back at the old
stand. the Arcade. 1886
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26

d i'tthllN bllh ANAA AANNrtIl anu MISS
Fitzgerald Of Dallas were Jolly spec
tators at The Man ON the Box" last
night.
The Woman's Guild OF the 81
Philips church met with Mrs I'd
Hoffman Teusday afternoon there was
quite a bit of business transacted
and the members decided to give a
chicken dinner next Saturday in the
building next door west of Lon
Frames. This will be one OF the
best dinners ever served in the city.
\ cordial invitation is extended to
all.
+
owing to the very inclcment wealth
or Of Monday the Chautauqua Glass
did not have Their regular meeting
They will meet with Mrs. \. c..
Cruce next Monday with Mrs p. IL.
Woods as leader
s.
Mrs. j. r. Pennington will enter
tain quite deliberately and uniquely
on Thursday afternoon. compliment
AIRY to the visiting girls in the city
and also her calling list of married
ladies.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
will meet at the rectory Friday at
ternoon and all are requested to
| be present
The Gliders are making big prepa-
rations to give a swell dress dance
tomorrow night at their home on
/ South Washington.
=
Ardmore was represented at the
Ovcrholsor in Oklahoma City last
evening at the Madam Butterfly"
| pcrrcrmanc by MIR. and Mrs. Byron
Drew, Mr. and Mrs Bob Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Val Mullins.
] =
Mrs Hal Cannon returned from
short visit to Gainesville relatives
/ yesterday
Mrs Sinner Boyd is entertaining
her sister, Miss Tommle Harris. of
Tishomingo, for few days at her
home on ID street, northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frame and Mrs.
Hillard Hamilton were in the city
from Davis last night and saw THE
Man on the Box
Miss Maud Curley. who has been
the guest of Miss Essie Head in
Marietta for the past two weeks.
has returned home.
y green straw has a wide brm
dropping over the face the brim is
faced beneath with net of the same
color. A chou of green velvet held
with an irridescent buckle above
which soar gray and white coque
feathers, is placed at the left side
front.
Stripes are used and thanks to the
fine combination of color schemes
now used there are none of the old
difficulties TO be encountered Shaded
pin-stripes outlined with bright
color makes a ground work that is
pleasing and not too prominent in
effect, as IN the case of the broader
stripes Those that shade in grey
and whites with line here and
there of orange or pink are dainty
and those with prune or Burgundy
uelis are rich and sound the keynote
to the color scheme for the whole
outfit
man who declines to enter into an
It is fortunate for poor old dad
factories, clawng over the pattern
claimed a large sum OF money grow
time The payments were regularly
1862, when owing TO the many atroc.
ed to the Indians for $7SS,97lr
HEAlDTON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26
We Want.

You to become a perma-
nent customer OF ours
and offer you the best
things on the market,
/ arr prices. courteous
treatment and prompt
delivery. Look over this
list and phone your order,
we will do the rest.
Beef, pork. pork sau-
sage, pork link sausage,
home-cured bacon, hams,
eggs, dressed chickens,
creamery butter, country
butter pure lard, spare
ribs, boIogne sausage,
boiled ham, mince meat
pickles, mackerel, oysters
and fish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26
u.
LIFE's TOO SHORT.

Don't be glum,
Don't be sour.
Luck may change
In an hour.
And If not
BE a sport
Don't be glum-
Life's too short
Don't be childish,
Don't YOU pout
At the bunch
Fate hands out;
Show that you're
BETTER sort,
Don't YOU whine
Lies too short.
Don't get blue
when you're broke;
Don't stay sad
Lies a joke;
Don't give up,
For the port
Isn't far
Life's too short.