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Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
OAKLAND ITEMS.

Mr.. Dewitt Worley of near Four
Branches, went to an Easter egg-hunt
Saturday evening near Smithfield
Miss Eunice Grantham, of this Sec
tion, is spending this week at Kinston
where she is visiting friends and rela-
tives. 4
There was an egg-boiling il
Branches Thursday night i
boys got together 1Fe .rN had
lots of fun. w.
ger, was ~ lection sunday and
the guest Mr.. G. w Worley's for
dinner.
The Oakland baseball team will
play their first game Saturday, April
II.
vented the farmers from planting cot
ton.
Mr.. Posia Fail, of Four Branches
spent Saturday night near Princeton
where he was the guest of Mr.. w: J.
Snipes.
Mr.. George Sasser, of near here,
went to Ranges Crossroads Sunday
evening to an Easter entertainment.
Mr. Cleveland Fail, of Four Branch
es, spent Saturday night near Ere
mont, where he was the guest of Mr..
j. r. DAHL
Mr.. Jimmie Crocker and Miss Hat
tie Hollowell, both of this section
were united in holy wedlock Wednes-
day night at 7:3O o'clock They drove
to their home near the groom's ia
theirs, where he has just built.
We extend to them our congratula-
tions and good wishes. We are glad
to welcome both in our community and
wish for them both a happy and pleas
ant life.
Oakland, April 15
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
AFTER CLARK.
FlOIida House Says He Must Explain
His Recent Speech i'm CONGRESS-.

FlO1 ida House Says He Must Explain
His Recent Speech i'm CONGRESS-.
Tallahassee, Fla, April 15.-Con-
gressman Frank Clark, of Florida. is
expected by the lower House of the
Florida Legislature to appear on the
floor of the House at an early date and
defend himself against charges
brought in resolution introduced by
Representative James Alexander, of
Volusia county, Tuesday. He is asked
in the resolution to return to the
Democratic fold" and "cease his at
tacks upon the leaders and principles
of the great Democratic party ref
erence being made to his recent
speech on the floor of the National
House of Representatives.
The resolutions caused heated de-
bate, legislators making many accusa-
tions. The House will permit Repre-
sentative Clark to defend himself He
is charged with. assailing and attack
ing and denouncing "our matchless
leader of the great Democratic party,
William Jennings Bryan" and assail-
ing and opposing Champ Clark our
great and able leader of the Demo-
cratic party in the lower branch of
Congress-
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
NORTH CAROLINA BOOKLET.
ing and Dedication of the EdentOn
Tea Party Tablets

The April number of the North Car
olina Booklet, a quarterly magazine
published by the North Carolina So
ciety Daughters of the American Rev
olution, chronicles the unveiling and
dedication Of the Edenr. i Tea Party
Memorial Tablet. 1t is handsomely
illustrated, the two frontispieces be-
ing full-page illustrations of the tab
let and of the scene at the unveiling
in the State Capitol rotunda, October
"a, 1908
Special articles in this issue are:
Battle Kings Mountain, by w. K.
Boyd; Schools in Colonial Times, by
Charles Lee Smith; Some North Caro-
lima Heroines of the Revolution, by
Richard billiard; and Biographical and
Genealogical Data, by Mrs. E. e. Mof-
fit.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
Seventeen to Die.

London, April 14-Dispatches today
from Constantinople say situation is
turned to barracks after receiving the
sultan's pardon.
1t is now believed that the over
~i.row of the Young Turks is complete
be met.
The death list for mutiny is II.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Brights Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmef's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommendedfo everything but if you havekid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and EE-
send your address to I9435!FsXkN zs..:%%A
Dr. Kilmer & Co. .Bing n |sass.!:s;E
hamton, N. Y. The =sasssAslsssezzEER G@ezR
regular fifty cent and Home of swamp-Roos.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake. but remembes
The name. Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's
| Sxamp-Root. and the address. Binghamton.
y. T.. on every bottle.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
KeniIWOrth Inn AfIame.

Asheville, N. c., April 14.-Fire
broke out early today in the kitchen
Of Kenilworth Inn, one of the best
known hotels in the South, three miles
from Asheville. The guests were
aroused and all escaped safely. Ashe-
Vile fire department was called, and
It looked for time as if the hotel was
loomed, but prompt and valiant work
saved it from complete destruction.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
Governor Kitchin Completes List To-
day With Exception of Medical
Corps.

Raleigh, N. c., April 15.-Governon
Kitchin today made the following ap-
pointments:
In Commissary-Gener Depart
ment-W l.. McGhee, colonel; Thos.
r. Orrell, 1ieutenant-colonel; R. S.
Rhinehart, ]. w. Little, Roger Garrett,
and G.. A. Hunt, majors.
Engineering Corps-T. B. Whitted
major; Inspector General J. C. Niche
general.
This completes all military appoint
ments except in medical corps.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

Louisville, KY, April 14.-Col. Moses
Gibson, who was in the Confederate
army during the campaign in Virginia.
committed suicide here today. He
ing his wrists with a razor. Colonel
Gibson was 72 years old and was in
the coal business in Louisville fer
many years.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
ROOSEVELT ARRIVED AT ADEN

Greeted by Large Number of People
Anxious to Welcome Famous Ampri-
can.
Alden, April 15.-Steamer Admiral, :"
arrived here today at 10 o'clock. A
large number of people were at the
pier. all anxious for a glimpse of the
famous American.
A number of English and American
tourists, who happened to be near at
the time. journeyed to Alden esoecia::y
to welcome Colonel Roosevelt
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Register of Deeds w. G. Britt has
issued marriage licenses as follows:
April 15-Mr Joseph Whitfield to
Miss Lottie Macarthur.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Rcot,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi :.
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years .!
scientific research by
DR.. kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad.
der specialist. and Is
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
A WORD TO ADVERTISERS.

Copy for ads. must be received al
The Argus Office before il a. m. t.
insure a change for that day.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

Every fage of The Argus is interest
ing. No one page is confined to local
news.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
90 YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 2
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
oaners is sure to know of the wonderful
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

breathe it in. Complete outfit, including
inhaler 81. Extra bottles 5Oc. Druggists.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
NEWS IN GENERAL.
Carefully Cleaned and Boiled Down
For Busy Readers.

Greensboro, N. c., April 14.-LeOn-
ard B. Clore, the Indiana Corn King,
who has recently been asked by the
Russian government to come to that
country for three years and instruct
Russian farmers in the methods of
raising American corn, at salary of
$4,000 a year and all expenses, is the
son of a Guilford county woman,
whose parents emigrated to Indiana
from this county when she was four
teen-year-old girl.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

Additional local news ON third page.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

In order to spread the sentiment
for the creation of a permanent tariff
commission, the Merchants, Associa-
ton of New York is sending out SUBJ
|scription blanks to raise funds for an
educational campaign. enclosing cir
cular adopted by the executive COM
mittee of the general committee OF
one hundred, appointed at the recent
national tariff .consntion at Indian
apolis.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17

The death list for mutiny is II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

9nrtoffeln burd @clpid1t : Ibnabme.
SdulniB uub aubere ltriad)en obudb@
men. Sd5u tommt nod Die Gorge,
Oh JIG uiid) i'm Srii6iabr tbeuerer iinh,
dlS i'm 6erbit. Gs fam i6on Dcs
Scftcren Dor. baB lie, i'm Sriibiabr
t:ui9er iparen, ais i'm 6erbit 3ubor.
@enn Die @eiScnfarmer i'm lebtcn
Spdtiabr pordusgeleben botten. onB
Der Bei5en rar uuo tbeuer nilrbe. 10
bdtten lie bcnlelben 5uriidgcbalten,
iniofern es lire @erbGltniIie erldubz
ten. go abcr beeniigt man iih Da>
nit, Sutten, DEN Gbtcago'er Spefus
Iantu gu tabeln illb 5u peronmnten,
neil er idulo bdrnn lei, DAB Der
Wei5en uno mttbin bos 9rob t6euerer
geporben. @ie er iel6it iaete, lab er
friib5eitie, bnB bet 8ei5en tnapp lei
ltnb faufte auf. ioniel er bermodte.
Wan mibgonnt ibm ben gemddten
Srofit, Der bon 9iehts ipe9en in bic
Sdlhen Der Sarmer bate flieBen
loaen. Sebt, nadbem Der ioeenaunte
Corner" ldngit porilber lit, iteiat Ser
Bei5en INNER nod. Wer trdgt Dd
tpobl bic Shulb? llnb nenn Die Snr@
mer es getpubt bdtten, baB lie iolde
TreiIe befommen fonntcn unb tie
bdtten Iue, ipie anf Commando, ben
@ei5en 3uriidbe6nften, bis er tbeuer
senus mar. mare bns etpa gerefter,
tpeniger puherbnft, ais nenn es Gin
3elue tbun? User hat Safer, 9erite.
Welihforn unb Eoggen 10 bod I'M
Yreiie binanfsetrieben? Ingebot unb
Nuffra9e bebin9t ben Itdrtt; Dies
mar nod tets meine Iniiht. Sit
iraenb etipds rar unb pirb piel pers
langt, 10 iteist es i'm Breiie; pirb piel
gum 8erfouf a%n9e6oten unb e5 lit
penig Nadfra9e oafiir, 10 miro es
billiger.
1er Die Slattiiationen in Sen Weiz
5enpreiicn in %iiingiter 3eit beo6ahtet
bat. fonnte bod FLAIR ieben, pab alf
bas Inaebot ~ipefulirt tpirb. Sir
S~illitpei3en miro bon Is big 20 Gents
ipeniser seboten. ais Die iebi9eu
Yreiie iinb, neil biz pnbin Der Siios
tpeiten, mo Die grnte ihon am 20.
Wfai begarn. ieinen @ei3en uuf Den
Narft bringen tpirb. Sir Septemz
Der tpiro nod 10 Gents. fir 9eSems
Der gar II big IL Gents neniger 9e>
boten. - Giele Sarmer baben lire
~leetidbrise @erite su 60 biz SIS Gents
pertauft unD jest fpirb in 1iltpdufee
so Gents be3ablt fir Sllttereerite. Die
nidt einmal fir grau5fpede branhs
bar lit. - @arum? Die 4uttport
1T einfaG: 8eil tie mebr gebrauhen
fonnten, als anseboten tpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
Tnh cine Aniiht.
(Gon q. g. 9 E d c ~

Dor einiaen @oden mafte Elm
Irtifel bic 8unbe in Den 3eituneen,
pelder Die 60 : Speration Der Surz
mer in parinen @orten prizes. gs
purbe barin bcrporseboben. ipeld,'
sroben Eusen Die Sarmer duf Gong
SSlano. bel New 0orf, burh Die
bon linen o~rganiiirte Yaartoffelborie"
er5iclten. Soldc. Die niht 81 Dem
0erbdnbe gebortcn, perfauften -
notwithstanding I'M Serbit - ibre 8ars
toffelu gu As Geuts. tpdbreub Die
9Orsaniiirtcn" Die ibrieen feitbieltcn.
bis tie i1licBlih 76 Gents betamen.
Sies iiebt aleroin9s 10 aug. ais lei
bies bas ein5ige Wittel. Die ri6tigen.
berehti9teu Sreiie an erlaneen. Sf
femme ieboh uiele Sarmer in bieier
8esenp. ipelhe lire iiberflIliiaen
@orrGtbe int Sriibiabr Su 50. 90 bis
8l 105 Gents per Slibel p~erfauiten.
Inberc battcn i'm Serbit berfauft,
9roBtertbeils 81 so bis 90 Gents.
Gs gibt inmer 2clte. mclde 3inien
linb anbere Shulben 5u be5dblen bas
ben; feinem berielbeu ipiirbe i6 ras
then. i'm 9erbit uift 5u pertauien, une
itatt beiien auf bobere Sreiie gu ipcs
fuiiren. benn Die Sinien piirpen
ipadien Tag unb Nabt. tpdbreno Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
2pbut iidJ bic 8leeiamen= Grnte?

Guf oieie 10 oft seitelte Srase anti
portet Elm 8isconliner Sarmer: sd
5iebe 8leeiamen ieoes Sabr uub Die
Grnte bat nod ME perfeblt lid gut 81
be5ablen, Defenders Wammotb unp
Iliife. ipdbrenb WeOium nift 10
iiher lit. Sd Iaiie ben Samen me-
gen Der poIen 9ornerbiloung bous
itdnois ausreiien uno sebraude an
IGher Den rSpntber", pelder DEN
ausfaaenoen Samen aufidnet unD Ole
Soften besielben I'M eriten Sabre Dedt.
8ir oreiten 9eiuobnlid gleih auf
benz Selbe, aber es ihaoet aud rid1ts,
fpenn Ser 8lee einen Wonat brauBeu
in Saufen liegt ulo Damn AMI tduz
ridden Wor9en aufseirpdt miro; Der
Sfober lit Damn NIT ipilbem Sen gut
5u bebefen. Gin gutes 8rasfamen>
Sieb tpirb in ireenb elmer Yusmiible
Die &lceforner 9~riinblih bon Simoz
tbb ober anberem Samen auss
i6eiScn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29

- &c mag brauBcn itiirrnen, tpcnn
Su IN Seinem Semitic Sonnens
ibein bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
Gin 8efH6ftsmann.

gu6baGter: Serr 1rin5ipaI. Sbr
tleines SDhnfen bat ioeben o benz
tiinitli6en 9iingemittel, bag uns Hies
manc abfanfen min, s~esefenl
Yrin3ipal: LIN 5imntelspiIlen, cs
iptrO linn bod nibt geihabet babenl
8uhbalter: Rein, ct lit gang tppbl.
Trtn5ipal: 9a, bann berfaufen Sic
oas 3eus bon ieet an ais beites Sins
DernGbrmittell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
Sereinseinaen

gs ut aI9emein befannt. bab Nds
poleon Der Critic in ieinen Iusbriidcn
nibt iebr pdblerii6 mar. @ineS lcis
net Observation-Disclosures mar Gas
made" (@infaitspinie0. gines
Cages. 10 er5dblt Ilbert 2ombroio in
eincm artitel I'M .Womenio". bes
bofte er nit bieiem idmeifelbaiten
5itel io9ar eincn europdiihen Wios
harden. Warie 9ouiie. Die Satin
NapoIeon's, mar ougeeeu uno ba lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
Gplaen heraMs SIT ihlaaen.

Sober GARNER weiB. pelbe Iiibe
CO oft maft. feitiiBenoe Sol5en aus
elmer Iaihint 81 brin9en, obne lie az
beiddbiseu. @etpobnlif miro nit ei>
nem Sammer oas gnoe breitgelflaz
gen. 10 baB man Die Iltter niht
mebr in oa5 0eluinoe brin9en fann.
gin Die eiuecroiteten Sol5en ion man
porber etipas Petroleum ein5ieben
laiien unb Damn Elm bartes Stiid
!6ol5 gum Seralsi6laeen porieeeu.
Cher man tann audi Die Wutter 10
peit ber~dusbrebeu. oaB Der Sau1mer
MIR bieie unb niht Die Spise bcs
gol5ens trifit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29
gaucrnregeln.

SUACiliSySiH
ct. ailian (s.) ltellt Sdnitter an.
ct. Safob (25.) bringt bas Sal5
in Die 8irnen.
Sunbstose 6cG unb tlar 5cigen an
elm gutcs Sabr.
Nn Warsaretbcn Jfcgcn. 6rinst Den
Niiiien fcinen Segen.
~
SITS 5u ct. Safob oilrr, 9ebt Der
8intcr ms 8ei6irr.
~
Sm SliIi mub nor Siee bruten, mas
I'M September loI geratben.
=
SITS i6on auf ct. Safobi Sag. piel
Srud)t man lid peripre6cn mag.
Sie critic 8irn' briht Taraaret6
co.,, brauf iiberaI Die grnt dneebt.
@te Die Iutter 8ottes i6cr bos
@ebirse sebt (2.), 10 febrt tic mieber
5nrild.
Raria D1agbalenu (22.) tpeint nm
ihren Serren, orum reguet's an Oieiem
Gage germ.
Rerfcn Die IrneiIcn niif am Innas
tag (26.), Elm itrenger 8inter
fol9en mag.
- ~
Spbl unn Giiben.
Wanfe befiirhten. baB fpenn Die
GARNER lid prgdniiiren, .geriebene"
aerle Die Sberbanb befommen uno ben
Sarmer Damn aus6eutcn. Sas f1nnte
nur bann paiiiren, ruenn Die GARNER
einihlafeu uuo bon fiiuftieen 9oloez
men 3eiten trdlimen. Cine Srsaniia=
tim Der FARMER mnf pm BEN Tar.
mern seleitet mcrben, ipnit lit eS feine
6armerS' Organization.
-
Sem &f Inn Die g~inbfaoens
iabrif in @iscon'in tpurbe aud bon
a~ustpdrtigen 3eituneen Iufmerfiamz
felt seihenft. Sier lit cine ebitoriele
Noti3 aus Der Seituns She linz
afraib" bon set. @ernon, Snb.. fpel6e
ihperlid Iartaitiifer unb ldl5iser
iein fonntc: ,Oie Societp Of gauitp
bon @isconiin mahte ben Serluf. Die
0~eaislutur All beueaeu, ettuds fir Die
Sdrmer in @eltalt elmer Stnatsz
8~inbiabens Sabrif 5u tbun. 8ir
tpouen nun unieren Sut eesen Die
lGfu6e bes Sefretdrs retten. Oa6
man ben Sarmern fein 8ebor ifenfen
miro. Sic Seiet9eber seborcn Dem
Sruit."
Sic Stotes% Union BON Roros Safota
ifidte 5rn. &arl s. 8ufop bon
8beatlanD, H.zSaf.. mad 8aibz
ineton. I'M bort Dem Gongreb Die
Snhe Der Sarmer IN Se5us Der 3oIz
ermdbigune auf 8etreioe 81 unterz
breiten. Sr. Nafop, ber ben Hebnfz
teur pericnli6 befannt lit, iii elm
beutiher Sarmer. gut %betpanoert IN
3dblen uno 3iffern, be1feioen nber
and entifloIen. gr nuroe Dem
Spreder Cannon, porseItellt, hattie
cine gerdtbung nit Senator Ilbrif,
unb purbe bon 8rditbent Soft ems
pfangen. gr erinnerte Srn. Gait on
bas @erlpre6en. bas cr wdhrenb Der
Champagne in Sarge, H.sSaf., Den
| Sarmeru CAB, uno trlie bel bn5u
bel. oaB ber 3oI ouf 8crite uno
Mal5 niht 5u @uniten Der WdlSer
mnb 9rauer unb gum Sdaben Der
Sdrmer bcrabaeicst ipurbc. Sdttc
Scrr Hufoip nift Die Organization
binter lid, sebabt, 10 hattie er bel
alien Sdbigfeiten uno. trob Der sea
re6ten Sahe tpenig in @aibiuaton
bestpeden fonnen. Gin neucr unb
iblagenber @cipeis baiiir, bnS Die
Snrmer GinflitB iinb @la6t baben.
nenn Tic bereint iinb, baB lie aber
nifts n%ermogcn. lpenn lie uneinia
lino. - n3anbmdnn".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-29

ten: y9irfli6. ,6err Solepranb. Sic
iinb re plus grand cauahe DC
Srance."
WidJt auSreifenb.
Ifarrer (bei Der Tauic cincs 8in>
bes) (: llno Der Ndme bes ainbes loq
lauten?
Batter: 8arI Gmil Stto auguit
Yhilipp Serbinonb Sebnnru.
Tfarrer lid gum Wieboicncr ipens
benb) Bite. brin9en Sic mir bod
nod elm bisden @aiier!
- =
Mnh ein Compliment.
Game bes 9nuies: Sum. mas Iagen
Sic an meiner Slide?
@elobener Gait: @uGoiae Ssruu,
ieitbem i6 bieies oelifate Moaitbeei
ge9eiien babe. erofte ih Den Ausorud
nRinbpieb" ni1t mebr ais 9eleis
oigun9l
geim Setratbspermtttler.
r.... ga. mas alniiben Sic benn,
Srduleinl &c lit 9IIes theurer ges
tporoen = nm 10000 Wdrt tricgen
Sic ieet tcincn geIheibteu Wann
mebrl"
Der Weinbdnblcr.
Weinbdnbler (sum Sobne, Ser iit
ielbititdnbi9 MAIDEN mill 8ie Su
gleih bon alIem Gnfan9e an Iaes
srobartis eineeriftet baben wiQitl
Sas lit bod gar nift notbigl 80.
0ie ih dnsefaneen bnb'. ba bate ih
nihts. uIs Elm padr ailo Hoiinen. Elm
babes Yfunb .gouoret". cine Site
aldrerte uub Elm ba(bes Slaiderl
~Sabrsang"l
@aife 1iasnpie.
llnieroffi3ier: @as ba6en Sic.
Meier?
Hefrut: Gin eisentbiimlihes Hus
nroren i'm 8opfe!
uhlteroffi5ier: ga. bd babcn tpir's;
cine S6raube ut loderl
y - =
Sefonpmiih.
Sienitmdbhen: Seute lit mein
Iuseebtaa. Madame. aonntc ih
pielIeiht gIein na6 benz Iittaaeiien
aeben? Sd mare Damn biz gun,
Gbenbbrot tpie0er 5u Sdrie.
Rabnme: ga. Gle fonnen aber audi
ifon Dor Dem geittaseiien scben uno
Biz mad benz Ibenbbrot ausbleiben.
- y
aatbeberblitbe.
gs fam nit Napolcon iogar Ioipeit,
bab iein erites ainb elm Sobn mar.
itnter Shriftitcilcrn.
Gag nal, @albemar. bait gu
ihon einmaI ettpds geihriebcn. mas
Su ar, liebiten tpieoer aus Der @cIt
itaffen mohteit2
8erpiS. Inatol, meinen Numen auf
Seine @ehiel.
0erriift.
Sir einen Sabrifarbciter, Ser ans
9eflagt mar. einen srobcn Seuidober
poridslih angc5inbet 5u babeu,
tpuroe bon ieinem Inpnlt itraf>
milbernb angeiiibrt. bub er ni6t gan5
5urehnlussfdbis iei. unb oaber fir
ieine Sanolunsen niht in nollem
WaBe perontiportlid ecmaft ipcrben
Tonne. girer ieiner Irbeitscoueeen,
Der als Seuee porgelaben mar. sab
leiner ueber3eugung Iusorlid. Dab
Der ansefla9te niht 9an6 riftis i'm
8opfe lei.
sd mo6te Sen 3el9cu bitten,
lpra6 Der Staatsautpolt. Inns 81
iasen. tpordiis er bas ihlieSt."
~Sas lit bod ipirflih iebr einfahl
Sd %erinnere mid, baB er cinmal BEL
Der 9obnaus5ablung 3fpei Narf al
piel betam nnb bas @eIo ipabrbaftia
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-18

We have two lots of fine White
Serge Pants with black stripes.
Now is the time to start wearing
them. Were $500; now at S3.9S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-18


some with patent tips, others plain
common-sense toes, worth $3.50
and $l.75; Sale price ,..$1.19
SO pairs Women's Ribon Tie Kid
Oxfords, plain and cap toes. some
worth 5000; Sale price. 81. .4S
l39 pairs Women's Patent Colt
and Kid Oxfords, two and three
hole ribbon ties; worth $3.50 and
$500; Clearance price. 81. .9S
169 pairs Kid and Box Calf
Shoes, tip and plain toes. blucher
and lace, worth $500 and $225
per pair; Sale price e....S1.3 80
1T pairs Ladies' Patent Colt
Shoes. all sold at $500 per pair;
10 clean them up, a pair. 81 ,9S
1873 pairs Ladies' Patent Colt Gun
Metal Calf and Kid Shoes; heavy
and light soles, lace or blucher;
former price $3.50; during this
sale they go at ..........S2.6 go
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-18

Our Hat Department is composed
OF all the newest shapes and
styles and are bought from the
factories direct. They can't be
compared with any other line in
the City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-18
Mems Shoes
and OefOrds

lo9 pairs Men BOX tdlI ana
Satin Calf Shoes, plain and cap
toes some worth $500 a pair;
Clearance price ..........S1.2 20
147 pairs Mems Box Calf and Wei
Kid Shoes. blucher and lace, some
worth $3.50; Sale price, 8 1 go
40 pairs Mems Work Shoes, heavy
kangaroo calf, heavy soles, plain
and cap toes. regular price $3.50
per pair; Sale price. s. 80
Al pairs Mems Gun Metal Calf
Oxfords, medium and narrow
toes. worth $3.50 and $500 per
pair; Sale price .......S2.29
70 pairs Mems Patent Colt, Vici
Kid and Gun Metal Calf Oxfords,
medium and narorw toes, worth
up to $3.50 per pair; during this
sale .........,,... .SS.OJ
ll9 pairs Mems Patent Colt and
Gun Metal Calf Oxfords. this
seasons best styles; while they
last they go at .S2.SS