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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13

What maxim best exemplifies the
secret of financial SUGGEST" asked the
youthful seeker after knowledge.
Two and two make FIVE" replied the
great tinanoier, who had accumulated
his
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13
The WauSau Record Herald
nightmare.

1t may be treason to consider
any senatorial candidate but Robert
Nj. LaEollette, but it will have to be
done. The state is sick and tired of
his kind OF politics Wausau Record
Herald.
1.-THE state" in the nightmare,
means the favored shippers who used
to ride on passes. 1t does make the
people ''sick and tired to pay two
cents mile to ride on the railroads
and see the nobility have to pay also,
instead of paying three cents as under
the old rule and see the mobiles ride
for nothing. Yes, the people are GER
tainly tired Of LaFollette, and should
give us another dehorned billy goat
statesman like Stephenson.
On the first page of last Saturdays
Record Herald is long special dis
patch from Milwaukee, showing how
La Toilette has shelved State Senator
Marsh and allied himself with Mccoy
ern as candidate for governor 1t
says: "What does it mean? Simply
that Bob and the breweries have
formed an alliance offensive and de-
fensive."
Amt it awful, Mabel? How can
the republican temperance people
stand for Bob, now? The poor man
has committed suicide. The stall
warts will now consult with their
man, ex-senator Billy Austin, the
attorney and personal representative
of the Milwaukee brewers, and Billy
will tell them how much the brewer
les will give to the campaign fund
when the stalwarts name some tenn
perance candidate like YIN Davidson
or Senator Hudnall for governor, on
their local option ticket. They may
be able to raise larger campaign
fund than they did last year, when
Chairman Edmonds swore to having
spent the magnificent sum of $1,000.
Golfers, an alleged reformer, says
"Wisconsin has one insurgent and an
nonentity as senator's" Golfers hard
| ly appreciates the character of Isaac
Stephenson. He is anything but a
| nonentity, or he could not have won
out in the fight made on him in this
state the last year.-Wausau Record
| Herald.
No, Collier hardly appreciates the
character of Uncle Ike, to do so one
.must be able to participate in $780,.
900 or more swag which was distrib-
uted in the state by said Uncle Ike
The man who distributed the swag
to the newspaper fraternity found it
convenient to get out of the country
during the legislative investigation OF
Isaac's expenses, otherwise we might
be wise on that score. We suppose
that Uncle Ike's character varies with
republican newspapers in the state
according to the size of the 'wad'
each received. Oh, yes, Isaac has
dead loads of money-character, We
mean.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13
Safety In Labor.

Spurgeon: The devil never tempt.
ed a man whom he found judiciously
employed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13
Pilot.
TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1909.

published weekly and entered at the Post
Office at Wausau as second class matter.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13
RNeLE

Geo. Kolbeck of Gallon came over
TO Ringle Wednesday on business.
Reimer Hettinga went TO Hatley
Wednesday on business.
Herman Manthei went up to Wau-
sau Thursday on business.
Geo. Bisheau went to Hatley Tues
day on business.
Miss Lena Heinrich, Of Wausau,
came down from Ringle Wednesday
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13

The Golfers Maxim.
Better is years Of golfng than .
cycle Of croquet.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-13

Clayton Guenther of Wausau is a
guest of relatives here few days.
Mrs. Alois Stark and children were
the guest of Mrs. II. Malone of Wau-
sau Friday.
Geo. Hams, our popular depot agent
spent Sunday at his home in Rudolph.
C. E. Guenther transacted business
in Wausau Thursday.
Undersheriff O'Ccnnor came down
Thursday Afternoon on official bust
ness looking aftol some crook who
stole sum of money from our towns
man, James eager, recently.
Walter Miller of Wausau, spent Fri
day with friends here
Louis Paetch transacted business
in Mosinee, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pliske went to
Schotield Saturday to spend few
days with the latter's sister.
Walter S. Snotlowski were Wau-
Sdu NlSlbOTS OdbuIudSs
Frank Shekey and w. II. Stuhm
left for Johnson Creek, Wis, Satur-
day where they expect to stay for a
few weeks.
The new saw mill of the G. L.
Guenther Lbr. Co. under construction
for the past few months is nearly
completed and will be put in opera
ton very soon TO cut out the
large crop OF logs put in the past
winter.
Mrs. H. Stark did shopping in Wau-
sau Saturday.
Al Levenhagen went to Mansion on
business Tuesday.
A large number of the Knowlton
people went TO Dancy Monday to at
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08

miro, Die Tdten feIt5uIcser, ndG ipte
por notiirIi1 inter SLcraufiid)t Der
Rommiiiion, sic ic5o5 feline Raten
oufItellen BARI. 9abur6 miro Die
9omiiiion Sl elmer Irt Boli5ei CT.
nicbriqt, no6oem tie bi8ber Die &id-
t~eractuult oliSgeiibt, Sic ibr, Der In'
iidt Der MitgIie0er nod, 5uItano.
Die @ntifeiOung ser Gbicogoer
g3ifter befabt iid Dor o!leut nit elmer
Gerfiiaung Ser Swiibenitaatli6en
Sanoelsfommiiiion. Sic am "a. Suni
1908 erIaiien morben lit. Die Der.
fiialtna oronete sic Serabietung Der
Care auf Sro6tglit erIter &loiie bon
allen Srten oItlid, Don Buffalo, Sar'
fersburg uno Bittsbirg nad Dem
Wiiiouri . @ebiet bon $t.4S auf
$t.39 oil. Bon oen &iiitenitnatcn
aus fonnte man Dor Sem @tugreifen
Der &ommiiiion Sradlt9ut su elmer
Care in Der SD6e BON $1.25 nah
minneapolis uto Ct, Saul Der en'
ben, rn6 bon bort mi 6em billigeren
@oiierrpege mad StGSten am WtilIou.
ri, 100 bic @ore baum billi9er per'
faltft purOe, ais lie brett bon ben
&iiteuItG0ten beSogcn merOeu funnte,
sllfn Sdaben Ser Sabrifottcn uno
9eiteroerorbciter in sen Std0ten 6eS
neItlideu Oebietes. @uf bercn @r.
Iudcn bin bate Sic Spmmiiiion eiit.
aeqriffen, nit ocm GrgCbnts, Dap
8rotcIte rem beladtbeiIigtcu Inter
nehmcrn balb ein5ulaIfcn begonnen.
Ct. 2oIiS, Milmoltfec. Chicago mo
Detroit, ionic anoerc StdOtc Der
Wittclitautcn fiibItcn Id burd Die
@ntidel9uug Ser GonImiiIion beltnd'
tbciliot ruto babcn lett Den GinbaItS.
befcbl nit @eniiQt5lung c~nt8cgeu8e'
nommcn. Won i5cint uut6 niG)t 81
befiirdtclL DAB cine Gati6eiOung oes
9unocSobergcridltS etm1 sic Sonmii.
lion rntcritiibcn pcr6e. IS mare
orin0cno slt uiinihcr, boB Oie Mod)t'
befltglllS Der Sontnl1nion 0urd) Da5
Obergerid)t tlargeIeGt mer0e. Die
GntiGei6lutQ ser 0bicoaocr &ifter
trifit 0icic &6rpcrihoit ms 0fart. mo
cs ioIltc feItgcitcI!t iprrNcL OBJ lie nllr
in Oicicm Sale 81 meit 9egntaen
ODER n6 ibr iibrrharpt Go$ &edt nidt
3itItc6t, Staten Su britinncu, Nif
ter @ofcr lit ouorrcr gniid)t ais Die
smet onbcrcn MitgIir6er oeS @cridjt5.
bofes, uno b%rhatptct, Scr &omuiiiion
miiBtc min0eitcu2 cEcnio oicl Icdlt
einQcr1runt iper6erL mic ocn Giicu.
bobncr, Sic ia oud lire Garell ouf.
Itclleu. 0ieleS 3ed)t irreNe nicnlallo
Sen GiIcn6abncn nj, nro es lei iifcr.
Iif niht sic NbI;f,t SlS aonoreiIes
gepcien sic Modt bel San6eIstont'
miIIion 9~eringera5, 81 geituIten ols iere
Der 9abuen, bic meiit Ourd feline
onoere &iidii6t ais Sic oes @igennu'
teS beeinflltbt peracn, iniofern iic
ttid)t aus ci1ener Snitiatipe iid Den
Sor6erungen Der @eiese fiigen.
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Gine uenc %ieoerlass,

8ie Ieiner3cit in Dem StanSaro
Oil . Sail, in Dem uiele etnen Stea
ser Regieruug poratSiaben, tit lest
in oeu iogenannteu ..Iiiiogri &iper
Rote" Soil Ser 8unoesre9icrung
tpieoer cine S6lappe ertbeilt poroen.
Die 3mildcnitaatli6e SanoelStom-
milton luar unter Der Tooieoclt'aos
miniItration oos 2i~ebLtrgsfinb, uno
man mar ernItbaft unS nit &ed)t be-
miibt, ibrc Iadtbcfugnis 81 bcr9ro-
bern. 9oourf ioIIte Die 8ilIfiir Der
giipnbabnen eingei9rdntt, Die Wfaht
Der 8uuOegregierung %crrDeitert lper'
Ben. aber tros bee oufgeipanbten
Gpparates, tros Ser 9egiinltigitrg
0ieier 2ommiliion Surd Die &cgie'
rtn9, ourd Die 6eifdftsDelt ltro
burd) ole Moiie ser &%onirmcnten
i~iberbaupt bat Die QomniIiion hurh
Die ant DieltStdg in Chicago abge9e'
bene gntideiOung ocs 9unOesfreis::
geri6ts cine beOenfIihe &icOcrlage
e%rIitten, sic nit ieuer ser &egierung
in Dem Ston0arO Oil . Bro5eB Der.
glidcn merOcn fam. Die @ntihei'
Dung Der &idter in Chicago Iprtdt
Der a~omniiiion nGmIi6 iogar has
&e9t ob. 8oten Ieit5uIiellen mas et'
rer 2cugnung Der misunderstanding
itng Der aommiilion in ibrer aege11'
nGrttgen @eIfaIt gIe.,hfommtt. Die
SommiiIion, iogten 9sibter 8roBtttp
unO Sobliaut III ser 8cgriinotng oes
nou linen %abQegebcncn llrtbetls, babe
lire MndtbcfuGuiS iiberId)rlttett,
inorm iie in Dem porIitgenOcn sale
cine gum Sdaocn ser am Willnttrl
ocIegenen GtGote beItcbcnOc &aterbc.
giinitigungen olt3Qcg[1cu, ooorrb
abcr onocre StGote 1ewiiicr nnr'
her ~bcItcben6cr &er9iinItIgrngen
bcroubt. GS lei, iiibrtcl Die
aenamtcn &ihter olts, fcincS.
meas sic gbiidt ocs aon9reIieS
aelpeIen, ais cr oic %fte erIieb, bic
Sic @riinoulq ser 3lpiidcnitootlifen
&unoqlsfnmmiiIiion DcrFiigtc, 0oB cine
10 eroBe MIod)t in Sic S6nOe bon Elm
poor M1mncru geleGt nerOe. Sine
Iold)c Mtadt ernl68Iidc cs r;eien
MGnnerL mad @itt9iiafen cine @e'
gcn0, cine StoOt ooel eincn Stoot
5rn SGaoGn on0erer gu be0iinItt9en,
urb ooS in cinem iofden MoBe, baB
0os @mpor6tii6en ctller @emeiu0c Der
66aocn elmer BON Der Gomhtii ion
nibt be9inItigtcr iein f6nne. 3as
@rtadten Ser &itter lGltft haroitt
binoilS, mic &idter @roBcilp olls'
fiibrt boB Der Gonmiiiion cinfad; Elm
ipldeS 8ed)t, mic CO Die &orperlfaft
in oiciem Sale mlsgeiibt, ntdlt 5'''
Itebc. llno D~arauf5in bot oas &IG1ter'
folleqium 6aS allbeilmittel, Den Gtns
bo~ltS6efcDG. angeponOt, moourd) ben
9phncn picOer freie Sano 0efuabrt
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pon Nholere Morhus aeheiIt.

Opolerd hHo Uuld9tdu : lileot3tn
pon Gholere 2norbus eebeiIt.
Ser O.. Us. Jotuler Stebtoner,
Qla., ersdblt cine @rfabrune bic er
mabte, Dabrero er ale @eihmDres
ner In elmer W0rounteriu6ung in
@Oparbsuille, 9reisbapptiiaOt bonn
8retie GiebOurne, ata., faurirte. @r
iaet: n&Gbreu0 ib oprt mar, Of id
etwns friibes unb aud 8urH:5leiifj,
oas bel mir Cholera M0rbus in 1sbr
Ihtimmer 6orm nerurin1te. Sd
fablte arc etenb uno iaitte nnd) els
ner eemiieu gbolera : WeSisiu, ltatt
oefen Ianote mir Der NpOtbeter cine
6laide &bamberlnin's 2eibmeb, Gbps
fera unO 0ur1faQsYieOtsin nit benz
8emerten, 6aB er Das &epinIdhte
bate, mir obel in 5ptoe Der Grs
pruttbeit DiefeS Seilmittet8, norsGas
mir lebteres gu ihi6en, bn er fir
0eIien unfebtbare Sur gnrnnttrc. SD
natm etue 8Uie bauDn uHo Iitblte in
finI Riuuten better. &ie speite
8oie bette mid ganslid. 8tpei
RitqeiGporene litten IN berielben
8eiIe unb cine flint uno spausia
Gent Jtaiwe teitte anS ale brei.
Bum 8ertnuf BEL BnIter Bros.
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Snmoriiiides.
Sin srattiidlcr Snuae.

Gin fleiner anabe fam gum @potbe.
fer, Ie9tp fHnf5ig Bfeunig auf Den
Gid mo io9te: sd iou De Re6e8in
for @tilttern abbolenl" Ser 4potbefer
boIte Die Slaide berm un6 bemerfte
Oann: D8ertia lit Tie, mein Siinge, aber
lie foitet 8lpon5ig Bfennig mebr. 2nuf
nal licber crit na6 9auie uno bole
bas @eIO." -,nSmI" iagte Der anabe
nah einer fIeineu Bnuie 0eS 9adben'
fens, nOet IGbt lid bod eenfader mo.
den. 0rinfcn &c bod lieber FOR 5tpce
Srolden ab! Wtutter bat Oeuu ood
nod ienug".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08
&prIidtig.

S6uIteriunge (6er eben elm 8anr
Gdubc abgelteiert bait: rgntihuI6i.
gen sic, Serr &rofeiior, m0dten sic
mir ni6t, bite, iagcn, lpie Srampel.
tbier OUT lnteiniI6 beibt2"
Erofeiior: rBarum mo6teIt 9u
bas niiien?"
SduIteriuugc: SD modte es nal
81 Ser Meiiterin iogen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08
Sine outs 7yamilic.

a.: &cr 1T ienc Gnmc 0ort?"
o.: Gas lit 6rdlilein b. @oloItiif,
cine @aiie, bat meOer Gltcru nod @c'
i@uiitcr, aber ein @ermogcu bon bun,
oerttallel0 SbuIeru". - 81: ri, bas
mare 10 cine 5amilic, in Die id) 9crne
Iiuein bciratben ta00te".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08
&idjtiec 9iagnuic.

r@as lit Spbropbobie?" frogte Elm
Sdgcbieb in Der 9eitiIle, lmS pies alii
oas @ort, bas er in elmer 3eitlng ge.
funben batte. = ng8 beiBt 8aiier.
i6eu", ertpioerte iein 6reunb, nurtb III
cine t0otIid)e &ronfbeit." - Damn
lauf' MIR idpneu sum Goftor," ifrie
Ser Grite boiler Gooesmtgit. sd bin
elm SooeSfan0ioat!"
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Tauu idun.
NE11ttnr.

@utter; yGlaubit 0u mirfli1,
nit oieiem @crpcrber gliidIid 5l 'lper.
benz" Sodtcr: ga, licbe Mltt.
ter, i9 bin eS felt iiber5cugt, ocnn
ollie meme gltten Jreunoiunen ratDcn
mir ab!"
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10 nlip.

l1ntcroiii3ier: ngBn3 bat Ser col.
sat 81 t0rul, mcrn er ON Sonntog
Nahmittug nit iciuem Gdob Oen
&errn Souptnann trifft? Eie Col,
oatcn idpeigeu). Ridt8 hot cr 81
tbltl, iDr onmrlclt aerle; 0eun ionit
ffnute cr bod init ieinem Sdat nidt
ipa5ieren gebeu!"
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Giornuub.

Reiienber: rNtltn, penn SIR cine 70
eroBe 4eiie gemo6t babt, pie SIR
iagt, 10 nerbet SSbr ben 9ei,tn III gli.
rem 9orfe pobl oiel oooor er8GbIen2"
Bauer: ngi nee! 8er6' mid biitel
Soft mid mel id)6nes @eI0 - iiber
bur1oert SbaIer. @er mas niiien min,
fam ielber bingeben!"
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@eiitcSac9cnmGrt.

Sergeant Cbei elmer SeInbienIt.
iibung): ,@8 bat 0od nid)t ct,po elmer
bon Sen ScrISS dnnp5 niitgcuommen2
Ole S%pirituoicu iino nlf Dem MorI6e
ourdal,S i6Golitl (@iu @iniGbriger
rcidt linn feline &ognaffIaide). 9lu8,
genomntcn natijrlid Gin alter, gutter
Gognatl"
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Gin fuahrrs Wort.

sic: ygtift tpabr, @buarb, 6ie Chen
peroen i'm SimneI 9cidIoiien?"
or: y@GpiB, mcin &ino; oarllm
fallen au9 nad Ser Soh5eit 10 pieIe
@bem6nner aus oe1r @olfen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08
Der nniprndspuiic sdpieaerIuhn.

n@ebit Oh idon, Marieden?"
sd muB mad Souie. 8cnn mein
Wonn fonmt, mill er 6l eiicn baben".
nS1, Oas lit aud 10 elmer; luenn er
nift jeOen Gag ciicn mo trinfcr fam,
Damn lit iBIn gar nidt iuobI."
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,Gnfant %terriblen.

n@os iiebit 9u oeun 10 auimerf-
lam metne Stiefel an, SiIo6en?"
Sil66cn: n8apo ioete chen, aIs CT
borte, baB Oh ga biIt: 9a bin i'd rle1t.
gierig, mo ole Der Stub NAL picSer
6riidt!"
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Grfauut.

SD pciB nidt @tiunderL i'd fiib'
lie - Cs reiBt 10 cigentbimIid in mel.
men @lieoern. o8ciB i6on: @a6c.
reiien".
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N~nfridtiae Sheilnahms.

nRurL mte qebt e5 Sbrem Serr
8oter?" - 80, lie no90em -" :
SEA, oos frert MIDI"
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.9od. after Slntoel g8obin 0enn

rNNBl Unit oAHIIBt. &SUVIII UtIIFI To
idHeIl2@ SD mill ebelt mai ndd)
Ger Boit INT Mid iiber oic lmpiifft.
Idle 8citetlung 5u bei9ipercn!"
,@aS III oenn los2" Ser Sded,
Sen III utir bor 5ebn SageH idliden
tpolltelt lit mir imltprr nod nidt &c.
brabt mor0eu".
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No ITO u A. ~per,autt unp earantsh BON auen
a%potbttern inr SsIure Der 1abatk

Orei Del hworene nit elmer fleineu
Slai DIE tbamberlain's Seibpeb,
Gbolerd uno Ouid9fdlI 1leoiSin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

Bmo Tucy viii Join % large Mil
Crock party already there.
A nnc rain Wednesday evening as-
sures bumper corn crop hero. In
decd this has been the finest season
ever.
Felix Pcnncr returned Tuesday
from business trip to Bryan coun-
ty.
ID. j. smith has returned from the
Confederate Reunion at Mcmphia H.
I,ports a fine time.
quite a mad dog scare was caused
Monday afternoon by the appearance
of strange and vicious log On
Main street After "A spirited chase
by citizens he was run down ana
shot. but not until number OF dogs
had been bitten. Some have bcen
killed. others chained but some par
ties still persist in allowing their
dogs to run loose to the peril OF
pedestrians
An epidemic of measles is pre-
Nalcut throughout town. A number
Of families being affected.
Dr. b. H. Neville has been confin.
ed to his bed for some time with
sickness but is now on fair way to-
ward recovery
Several plain drunks have been
lately arraigned in Justice Fatherees
court II seems to us the city should
have the benefit of these fines as
they all occurred here and we sus-
pect were also brought about here.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration TO health means so much
to me that for the sake of other suffer
ing women | am willing to make my
trouble public so you may publish
this letter" Mrs. CIIAS. BARCLAY,
R.FD ,Graniteville, Vt.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received such widespread and un-
qualified endorsement. No other med
icine we know of has such record
of cures of female ills as has Lydia l..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
For more than 30 years it has been
curing female complaints such as
Inflammation, liberation, local weak
nesses. fibroid tumorS, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, Indigestion
and nervous prostration, and it is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change of life.
II costs but little to try Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and,
as Mrs. Barclay says it is worth noun
tains of gold ITO suffering women
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
NOTES FROM MILL CREEK.
Items Personal and Otherwise at
the Growing Town Of Mill Creek.

Items Personal and Otherwise at
the Growing Town Of Mill Creek.
MilI Creek, Okla. June 2i-J. VI.
Browning. cashier of the First sta,
bank is in Hugo on business During
his absence c. l.. Browning of Manns.
vile Is acting cashier.
A. e. Graves and family are spend
inc their summer vacation in Law
,or.
The Mill Creek Mining and Milling
Company have received word that the
machinery for drilling the prospect sc
oil well has been shipped.
There is talk of local parties here
building an elevator to handle the
immense corn crop now in sight
r. J. Walter was in Tishomingo
Monday attending to legal business
before the county court
The new school at Mill Creek is
almost complete and is pronounced to-
be the prettiest and best building
of its kind in Oklahoma by people
who know Thanks to our efficient
school board. who have been untir-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

look over some divorce statistics,
and one significant fact stood out
very prominently the almost entire
absence OF Jewish names. why is
that. WONDER friend asked.
70 is not So strange when We rc.
member few salient facts that
arr however. an too little known.
When 70 jew becomes engaged to
bo married. for insuu.. .hc sends
ont cards anuomciuc tuo fact. often
Doe pays for m announcement Zoo
lHo newspapers lie H..s his cn.
sl-am.ut known. vU .o result
.nl. f.w jewish cu...w.u.s og
n.HE.n And .f ve N.I notice tu.
counting o. youu .n 1871. vu
ud .U.t hs0 NOT allowed ,no run
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

Mrs. j. c. Freddy entertained sew
cral friends last night i'm honor of
her guest. Miss Sophia Meachum Of
Rogers. Texas.
Several interesting games were
introduced throughout the evening
Among hem was an advertising
contest. which produced much mer.
rimcnt.
Delicious refreshments were scrv-
ed Misses Fisher, Edna James. Ma
mic Eaves. Mabel Warren, Messrs.
Roger Tucker. George Williams.
Brown. Wilkes and Thompson. Sew
eral other pleasant hospitalities have
been planned in Miss Meachum's
honor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
Bridge win Mrs. Anderson.

The Bridge Whist club spent de-.
lehtul afternoon with Mrs George
W Anderson on yesterday
The house was decorated with an
abundance of summer flowers.
Score cards bore pictures Of IA
nous actresses.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Thadic James and Edna James.
Mrs. John Nichols made high score
and as a result of such good luck
is wearing the club brooch this
week.
No place OF meeting was appointed
for next week.
\ dainty luncheon was served Mes
danes Moran Scott w. p. Poland,
Charles l.. Anderson, Rob p. Poland,
II. II. Sayer, VIII d. Potter, John
Dexter. B. \. Simpson. Bertha
Whiteman, John Nichols, Arthur
Walcott, c. l.. Byrne, Joe S. Berk-
shire. Fred Gates. J. y. Dodson, Hun
ter Craycroft, Misses Thadie and
Edna James.
Marriage Sacred with Jews.
| had occasion not long ago 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
Birthday Party.

On Wednesday afternoon John r.
Bum. little son of Mr. and Mrs
Clinton o. Bunn was host at a birth
day party at the residence OF his
grand parents. Capt and Mrs. j. II.
Pulliam to which thirty guests were
invited.
John II, was nine years old and
received great many pretty gifts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
Isl N M III III III III
BY MARY GwYN wHITEMAN

THE NEW FAD.
! do believe THAT
They are righr
Who claim VIC ought
TO u-. daylight
Beginning soon
As 60 appears,
I do believe
Whou each man steers
Himself to town
At the first break
OF dawn to earn
The bread and cake.
Nud spuds and rice
And fresh smoar-cJse
TO feed his little
Baby's face.
Wen finish the
Days task so soon
We can go iu
The afternoon
And see
Doublc.hcador through
And slaughter an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
Read This.

Yates Center. Kan. Sept IS. 1908
After my doctors gave me up to die
Hans Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble. II Is thu
best medicine on earth. Mrs. II. s
Johnson Sold by all druggists D&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

from nervousness
andotlIcr annoying
symptoms. and |
can truly say that
LydiaE.Piuhham's
Vegetable Com
pound has proved
worth mountains
of gold to me. asst
restored my health
and strength. |
never forget to tell
my friends what
I.ydial,piukhams
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25

from the children. on account of
tie rain the children could not en-.
joy outside games. but played many
merry games In the plrlor.
Delicious refreshments of cream
and cake were served
Mr.. and Mrs Bum and John r..
left Thursday for Guthrie Mr.
Buun has secured peasant board
ing place iu Guthrie and his family
will remain there Jll summer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
What Ais Xou?

DO YOU feel weak tired Respondent have Ccouen, head
achcs coated tongue, bitter bad taste In norn,nt
henrnn, hclcung of gas, acid rsngs IN throat aite
eating, stomach eraw or burn foul breath, dizzy spells
poor or variable appetite nausea times aud kndrcC
symptoms
YOU have any considerable number of the
above symptoms YOU suffering from bi.inu,-
ness, torpid liver with indiL, ,s.ou. or d,spcr.ii.
Dr. ficrecs Golden Medical Discovery 6. risdc
up of the most valuable medicinal prtuctrIrs
known Co medical science for the permanent
cure "t such abnormal conditions. lt is n most
cihcient liver iu'f.urHtor, stomach tonic. bowel
regulator nud nerve strcuathcuur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-25
WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change OF Life,
says Mrs. ChaS. Barclay

Granitevillc, VI. -"T was passing
through the Changeof Life and suffered
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