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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
Tishomingo, Sept %, 1905

To the Editor:
Permit me through the columns OF
your paper to call the attention of the
voters to the five questions to be
voted on ON the 3rd OF November, the
date of the general election These
/ five qus stlons are known as state
. Questions"
| to determine whether or not we will
retain the agency as a portion Of the
| prohibition enforcement. and also
carrying with Il T. constitutional
/ amendment TO authorize the estab
lishmeut of an agency at places with
. less than two thousand Inhabitants
/ when public necessity demands.
state question No. is the Torrens
Land Title Registration system, a
constitutional amendment
state question no is 10 authorize
/ the permanent location of the capital
any time the people desire, either by
legislation or referendum or by in
itiat.vo petition As it IS now We
cannot docate the capital permanent
ly until i9l&. This had to be placed In
The constitution In view OF the enabling
act, but We are ia the union now and
can do as We pleas, | apprehend ev.
erybody will vote for this amendment.
which is also constitutional amend
meut
state question No. is what IL
termed as the New Jerusalem" It
is neither a constitutional amend
meut nor law bu' to determine u
public policy providing for the e..
tahlishm,ut OF capitol independent
OF any city. the lots TO be- owned and
sold for the benefit of the state. II
this amendment carries and 80 .
carries II will mean that the question
Of tn, location OF the caplot will he
submitted in 1910 and that no city
can get on the ticket, but II will ne
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wv VI "N'''''' III '"' '''','"" 10 per
''"'''''N ''','' 'n' capital
state question No, is for the sale
"' '''''"' ana "'"'' pup''' 'ahdS
- .,' '''''' '''" 'S '''''""'' o'' NO
T. ! wish the voter particularly 10
''S' '' '''S one 'n'hs Win reference
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
BARNUM & BAILEY,
Advertising Car was Here Saturday
Big Show will be Here Oct. IS.

Advertising Car was Here Saturday
Big Show will be Here Oct. IS.
Fences, barns and brick walls wer,
made rosy Yesterday by corps or
billposters who came in on an adver-
tsing car to spread the glad news
of the arrival soon of the Barnum g.
Bailey Greatest Show on Earth. The
advertising car IS under the manage.
ment Of Harry b. Graham, and with
II also came Frank j. ODonnel, the
press representative of the show
Mr., ODonnell states that the Bar.
mum & Bailey circus is larger this
season than ever before In it's fifty
four years history and that It also
has been vastly improved. Business.
he says, has broken all previous rec
ords The engagement at the Madi.
son Square Garden in New York was
the largest in point OF attendance
ever held there and the performance
was the best ever offered by the
Barnum K Bailey MANAGEMENT
The sensational act, autos that
pass In the air" in which two Frencl.
girls In two automobiles plunge down
a steep incline, make a frightfl sum
ersault leap in mid-air and pass each
other as they drop to a narrow plat
form, is creating a whirlwind OF eX.
citement everywhere The new pa,
ade, too, Mr.. ODonnell says Is a,
tracing great crowds on show day.
II is the first parade this circus has
given since it's return from European
travel, and It is all new and more gor.
geous than any given in the past.
In a week car No, will spend
day here and in two weeks the last
car will make its appearance TO put
the finishing touches 10 an already
splendid job OF lithographing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

and his daughter to Sherman after
the father had refused the girls hand
in marriage TO Rambo and who was
arrested for carrying a revolver. The
petition for new hearing recites that
Rambo had already obtained licens.
IN this county and that he went to
Sherman for the purpose of taking
the girl whom her father said ne
would place in boarding schou
there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
MURRAY EXPLAINS QUESTIONS
FOR BENEFIT OF VOTERS

ballots on each Of the five questions
submitted \ little later | shall ne
pleased to have the use of your col.
umns for the discussion OF some OF
these questions.
Respectfully,
VIM. II. MURRAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

American Hog Fencing az Bivens.
Corhn and Frensleys.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.

Copyrighted 1908, by w. T. Foster
Washington, d. c., Feb. 15.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent IA to is, warm
wave IS to H. cool wave 16 to 90
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about 90, cross Pacific slope by
close of q, great central valleys 90 to
"a, eastern states 25. Warm wave
will crosse Pacific slope about 20,
great central valleys %, eastern
states "a. Cool wave will cross Pa.
cific slope about 20, great central val.
leys %, Eastern States o.
This will be a general storm averag
ing much colder than usual. The
warmer wave will bring only moderate
temperatures while the cold waves
preceding and following the storm
center will cause unusually cold
weather This disturbance will cause
more than the average precipitation
of the month, much OF which, in
northern states, will be snow.
The force of this disturbance will
not be so great as in the disturbances
about first of Feb but radical wealth
er may be expected during balance OF
the month.
About and Immediately following
Feb 10 high temperature wave will
be midway of the continent and NOV
ing eastward. A severe cold wave VIII
follow that warm wave, the storms
will be severe with rains followed in
northern sections by SHOWS.
A great warm wave is expected
about first of March. General fore
casts of March weather will be given
in next bulletin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

twelve. Red and white decorations
of tulle and carnations were effective.
lively used. Crystal candle holders
with white tapers at each place and
bright with dainty ribbon bows, were
connected with narrow red
ribbon running entirely around
the table. Four broad bands of the
same color extended from the electro
lier to the four corners. caught with
bows holding valentines. The center
piece, a cut glass vase of carnations
and fernes, with q large bow of rel
tulle, and carnations and fern sprays
in graceful arrangement on the da.
mask, completed the artistic concep-
ton. The delightful collation. was in
keeping with the ensemble Ct lovely
arrangements. At the conclusion of
the luncheon tOasts were hunk 20
the guests of honor, the hostess ard
the absent SON The mysterious
cards at each place bore the follow
ng:
"A good digestion to you ALL
And once more
| shower blessing on you
Welcome all,
Don get in il.
A slick thing.
Take squeeze
A Georgia Countryman.
Treasures of the barnyard on Eher-
aid beds.
Better it in you than you In Il.
An apple in France, a vegetable in
America, and the staff OF life
Ireland
pieces mysteriously combined
A Scriptural Mount.
Boston's overthrow
Crisp Narcotic
A girls name with foreign attachment
Our final diet.
Chips from the old block
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

State of Texas, County of Brazos.
To those indebted to or holding
claims against the Estate of Lee
Stephenson, Deceased.
The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator of the estate
of Lee Stephenson, deceased, late OF
Brazos County, Texas, by A. G. Board
Judge of the County Court of said
County, on the 23rd day of January
1908, during a regular term thereof
hereby notifies all persons indebted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

HANGED the loneliness of the entire re-
ception suite. The dining room was
radiant with light and beauty. In the
richly laid table a fern wreath en-
circled mirror upheld
vase of pink carnations and ferns
wreath encircled mirror up held a
vase of pink carnations and ferns
which found their counterpart on buff
fet and sideboarrd. Flame jets from
pink candles studding the candelabra
mingled with the shaded glow from
the electroliers. Lapel favors of
maiden hair ferns and violets were
attached to the place cards.
Menu.
Consomme
Olives Celery Almonds
Oyster Cocktail Crackers
Red Snapper Saratoga Chips
French Peas Bread
Frozen Punch
Sliced Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Asparagus on Toast Plum Jelly
Tomatoes en- Mayonnaise Beat
en- Biscuits Chicken Salad
Lettuce Sandwiches Butter Trims
Chocolate
Naepolitan Cream Angel Cake
Cafe Noir Cheese Straws
Cigars
That nothing might b. lacking to
fill the cup of pleasure to the brim, ON
returning to t. library the young
men were surprised to fnd low
tn. ne3 ;Snts and graceful, white clad
= -be IS grouped upon the floor. At
the approach of the boys they vanished
from the room and tripped lightly up
the stairs. Not to be outdone, the
boys withdrew to the back hall
and the fair visitants met with sur
prise Of their own to find themselves
alone on returning to the library.
They were not left long to their own
however, for the gallants
soon appeared bearing trays of re-
wheeupon ensued the mer-
riest and most pleasant hour of the
evening The party of young ladies
included Misses Alberta Adams, Nal
colin McInnis, Gussie Buchanan
Bessie Scale, Maggie McDougald, Ger
trude Eaves, Lucille DeMaret. Irene
Board, Annie Bess Harris, Pauline
Webb, Hattie Lou Hudson.
The Embroidery Club held its
weekly meeting with Miss Loula Coul
Ter on Tuesday afternoon. On tables
md nantes were bowls of violets and
'erns. Many new ideas were exchanged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

Mrs. Jno. NJ. Lawrence entertained
the Weekend Club Friday afternoon
with about thirty ladies present ut
her beautiful new home, opened for
the first time to a regular meeting of
the club. 1t was a rare pleasure to
the ladies to find themselves in this
charming environment, only excelled
by the pleasure given by her gracious
courtesy and charming entertain
ment Valentine score cards were
provided for the games oil forty-tw'
and the sentiment found further sug-
gestion by the introduction of the
heart shape in the refreshment
course. which was especially tempt
ing, and included chicken salad, oil
ives, sailed almonds, crackers, cream
ed oysters, hot chocolate. The next
meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
Robt. S. Webb
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

At high noon yesterday Mrs. Geo. NJ.
BrandonF gave a charming "ConuR-
drum Luncheon" the significance of
the name being in the fact that in
lieu of the usual menu, the hostess
used suggestive phrases from which
the. ladies' were required to guess
each course before it was served and
write the guess on their cards. Mrs.
Brandon named as guests of honor
Mrs H. H. Harrington of College and
Mrs Laurence Buell. of Springfield,
Mass. In addition were present Mes
danes Clarke, T. X. Lawrence, Moor
ing. G.. S. Parker, H. G. Rhodes, Jno.
E. Astin, Hanway, Haswell, E. j.
Fountain, NJ. w. Sims. Six courses
were served and covers were laid for
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

and much was accomplished. Char
lotte Russo and heart shaped cakes
were served. The members of this
club were pleased to meet Mrs. Pryor
again at this meeting. The club meets
meets next week with Mrs. Frank
Clarke.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16
BRYAN, TEXAS, FEBRUA'Y 16. 1908
SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS.

One of the most beautiful affairs
of the season was the afternoon card
party given by Mrs. George w. Smith
Jr. en- Thursday afternoon when she
entertained the Entire Nous club.
This was a Valentine party The
three rooms used for entertaining were
beautifully and tastefully decorated
in hearts which were strung from the
electroliers to the corners of the
rooms. The pretty arch ways were
not forgotten. and were especially
pretty with the arrangement of hearts
Just before the dainty score
cards we're passed the guests heard
a knock at the door. Mrs j. A. Nc
Queen opened the door and found it
to be the postman. On looking over
the bundle of letters every one pres
ent received a valentine. Seven games
of five hundred were played. Miss Jes.
sic Garth receiverd the souvenir,
pretty valentine, il heing presented by
Mrs. John T. Hanway. Mrs. r. NJ.
Gordon received the consolation a
backing brush, the presentation
speech being made by Mrs John B.
Hines. Chocolate minis were placed
on the tables during this enjoyable
game. salad course was served, af-
ter which egg-nog was served from
large cut glass bowl, from the center
of thepretty dining table laid with lace
centet piece and doilies. Mrs. Nc
queen served the egg-nog and cake
The club will be entertained by Mrs.
G. s. Parker at the next meeting.
Mr.. Robt. s. Webb Jr. has been re-
ceiving the congratulations of friends
the past few days on attaining his
21st birthday which was signalized on
Wednesday evening at dinner by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. S. Webb.
Around the festal board were seated
Messrs. R. S. Webb Jr., w. p. Bryan,
J. w. Williams Jr., Wilson Bradley,
Ed Martin, Henry Locke, Seth De-
Maret, j. w. Payne, Jack Gordon
Stuart Boatwright, Jim James, John
Sharp Williams Jr., Meredith James
and Frank Webb.
Elaborate floral decorations en-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

to said estate to come forward and
make settlement, and those having
claims against said estate to present
them TO him at his residence at Nava-
sofa, Grimes County, Texas, where he
receives his mail. This Feb. 4th, A.
f., '90S. A. p. TERREIl'
Administrator of the estate of Lee
Stephenson, deceased. Fb-29
House for rent Apply to Mrs. c. NJ.
Proctor. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

Stanie Bukowski called on the Eagle
while in the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

One of the successes of the past
week was the entertainment givin at
the hospitable home of Mrs F. /.
Garth Wednesday afternoon when heI
daughters, Misses Jessie and Cora
Garth, entertained the Bachelor Girls
Club. Pretty score cards were passed
and the interesting game of
five hundred was played and much
enjoyed by all present. In a cut for
the prize Mrs. Fred Pryor received a
cut glass violet dish filled with VIC
lets. Frozen pudding and white
cake were the refreshments served.
The next meeting of the club will be
with Mrs. S. c. Williams at the home
of Mrs. H. A. Burger.
The Epworth League held a pleas
ant business and social meeting
with Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Turrentine
on Friday evening. President c. NJ.
Bethany was present and presided
during the business session. Sever
al new members were received, and
the attendance on the meeting was
good. The League shows a steady
growth and increasing interest. The
pretty rooms were brilliant with red
hearts in token of the Valentine sea
son, and vased flowers added a furth-
er charm. In a contest of sketching
valentines Prof. Bethany was most
successful and received a pretty scarf
pin. Miss Long was consoled with a
bunch of violets In an archery con-
test the target being a large red
heart, Miss Kate Lawrence was sue
cessful and received the pretty DOW
and arrow A dainty salad course
was served
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

The Embroidery Club held its
weekly meeting with Miss Loula Coul-
ter on Tuesday afternoon. On tables
and nantes were bowls of violets and
ferns. Many new ideas were exchanged
by the ladies in regard to embroidery.
Every one present brought sewing
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
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Brineeion, Sn0., 16. Te5.
eine Seniation bat bier Die gtatl-
ridlt bernor9eruieu, oab 6enrp &.
Gaar. Der ieit Dem %. sSanuar 1907
Don ieiner 5amiIic uno ieinen 5rcun-
0en ais toot betrouert lpnroe, in 8ar.
lrngen Seras. per6litet mllroe. er
itebt udmlih bier inter Der 9lnflage.
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Seanlten eeitanoen baben, 0oB er Der
@eiuhte lit nro iit bereit erfldrt ia.
ben. obue gluslieieungspapiere mad
Sn0iana 5uriid3uie5ren.
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nannten ssa6res nit ieinem gooie
Den bod anaeituolenen 8nbale.
6luB 6inmii lciabreH. nm fir ieine
glr6eitaeber, Die Nrinceion eleUator
Gonipdnn. W0is einHlfauien. Or
rid,tete e 10 elm. 0oB 0ie 8udiabrt
crit nah Giniriu Der IuHfelbeit
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9lqor's qeben mar nit S2I 400
periihert. uu6 Elm I5eil oieier Gum.
me 1T 5ereits an Die camille ousbe.
aahlt moroen.
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Scr sOnercf.
Q8ai6inatoil, f6. Qef

8alblHgton, 16. Ge3.
SSm Senat muroe gleid 3u ge.
9inu ser Sibun9 cine 9iciolution an
lJenontmen oie elm Roniite beauf.
tro9t iid nit Der aritif 0es Son.
qreiies III Der Northumberland
su befaiien uH0 0ann einen gerid,t
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foIution an9enonmuen. sic Sen
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lgerbiuoung nit ser gromnsale
lSdieBafiaire 3u eebeu.
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103 gegen SO Sfmlmen SEN @ar.
rett'id'en 3niab 5ur Srafreftsoor.
lage ab.meld,er 0iellebmmittluna pom
9ln}eilen ooer ausfuuit iiber Ter.
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qefauiten 4rtifels nidt itatiiin0en
soa. Ourh Die Bolt 1traf6nr madlt
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reihtes Srneaoement. ous Sic Der.
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fen Ourd Oie 8oit itraibar maht,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
SInd OasCbrrbams Scs GOngrcRes be-
faht iidl nit ben aHit6higru StearH
Der %rdiiOentrHbOtidaft.
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tiger Shatamtsisfretar erudbut.
Sudlt Die SsuatOrstOsa.

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9Iudl ser Senat beidloB 6eutc. enc
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Neldlrdtfuna De5 (Sesc' l. ,ieWil 5
ban0elt. uuo sic Sen ratore' mo
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tor glOrih cine Oiesbe5iiglihe 6eio.
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fiibrer Der 0emofraten, cine dbnIiAc
Relolittion uHo bei0e muroen al
Oas &oHite fiir IaufeHOe glusaahen
penuIeien. OaS idlou Hat fur5er 3eif
Die IlOrid'ida 3eiolution Qiinit!g
einberidtcte. Senator GuIberion
mar Oamit nidt einoerItan0en, Oo6
Dnroe ihlieBlih Elm aompromiB er.
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berlon eiHgefiigt nuroe. DIE 0erart
neugeidafiene Heiolutl,n uurOe
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men.
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aomite fir 9cmilliqunaen iiber.pir.
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SSQlDHR8IOH, 10. 2e3.
Der 9rdiiOeut iiberian0te Oeal
RongreB beute ioIgeu0e ernennun.
gen 5ur 9eitatigung:
9luBeroroentliher @eianoter fiir
Runauien unD Serbien ~ Sultlng.
ton @ilion 00n SainoiS.
9ritter Sillfs Stautsiefretdr -
8illiam Gbilipp5 bon N2aiiaduiett
@ouoerneur oon 2tri5ona So.
iegb $. aibbeD pon Ari3ono.
3egiitretor 0es San0amtes in
Dloutrole Colorado - 9rniDn Blair.
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Colorado - Sulius 8. 8eiB.
sIuBeroem ionote Der gSraiioent
Dem Senate dnh sic @rnennuna
ron SSobn q. 6olmes, 9}ripatiefre.
tdrs 0es @eneralpoihneiiters, gum
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ser oIs Snipeftor mad 1en0er Der.
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6. z. SfIaafer, 8erirauensclerf
Nes @eneraIpoitmeiiters. Dir0 Er.
Solmes Steae als gribatiefretar
cinue9men.
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Dem frit9erea @iiniiter oes guslpdr.
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and b5ies 9lut in graiilien ge.
maht. 2ieie giHgen 0ahir Sap
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lleberlegenbeit ieiner 6lotte beOienen
pilr0e, nm 9raiilien 5u NUingen,
icine 3uitinmnung 0u3u an ae6eu.
0aB 0ie eSlotten beioer 2dnOer gleid
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oen gau BON einiaen ieiner qeplan-
ten Shiffe aisi8ebeH ioIte Die leB
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ieine 9iintuHgen niemals BON Sen
gsiiniheu eiuer 1nOeren Regierung
ab5angig MAIDEN piir0e.