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cheers of the male passengers, who
wrung their hands fervently.
Rugged Until Sore.

When the manifestation on the part
had been kissed, hugged and squeezed
until he was almost sore physically.
however, from the effects of such pro.
nounced treatment, he got busy and
endeavored to assist the others in
caring for the injured and removing
the dead bodies. Crawling through a
small opening in the mail car, Shrib-
er walked through the coach. The
sight that met his eyes will live ever
in his memory, he declares, and was
the most grewsome sight he had
ever witnessed. The dead bodies of
mail clerks Raines and Johnson were
lying PROSTATE on the floor in a pool
|of blood. Realizing that nothing
could be done for these men and that
they were beyond medical aid, Shriber
continued his search through the car.
Burt Hatfield, mail clerk, and calling
for assistance, helped remove the in
jured man from the mass of debris
and battered junk. Before Shriber
could get out of the opening through
which Hatfield had been removed
with mighty crash and amid sizzling
steam. one engine toppled over, block
ing the opening and holding Shriber
a prisoner in the mail car with the
two corDses of his former fellow
workmen. Shriber's cries attracted
the attention of persons out side and
gang was organized, who chopped a
hole in the side of the overturned car
sufficiently large to permit Shriber
to crawl out to a place of safety.
Two Fat Men Caught.
The voluntary relief corps attention
was then attracted by the cries and
swearing of two men in the smoker
which had also been overturned BY
the collision. An investigation dis
closed the fact that two travelling mer
were attempting to crawl through the
window but in view of their excessive
avoirdupois were unable to accom-
plish their purpose and had become
stuck in the opening. This greatly
peeved the Compliant gentlemen, whe
shouted for relief until their lungs
gave out. They also had to be chop
ped out of their precarious position
that they might join the other passen
gers in caring for the injured and as
| sisting in their relief work.
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LIKED HER JOHNNY
IN Fact She Valued His Little
Finger More Than Hub
by's Whole Body.
HEARD IN DIVORCE COURT

Il think more Of the little finger a
John Elliott. than do Of my hus.
bands whole body" was the evidence
introduced by . Cambridge City attor.
ney In the interests of his client,
James Walden. colored, who was ~.
plying for . divorce from Mary Wal
den. now residing 1t Knightst0wn.
The plaintiff had no difficulty In -
curing . divorce
John Elliott - Nrst Walden's former
husband The plaintiff. while On the
witness stand. antd that he ard Hi Wflo
were married In January. 1e04 and
within three days after the narEiaee
his wife and John Eliott went - h.
dianapo1iD anA Staid thgUo aAHR
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WILL GIVE ADDRESS.

The Rev. r. J. Wade will deliver an
address this evening at the First u. E.
church on the subject Christian Life
Crowned illustrated by stereopticon
views. Miss Katherine Ensminger
will sing solo.
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seL,EvE IT ,s PLOT.
american News ServiceD

San Francisco. Oct. 26.-The assas.
sination of Prince Ito is believed hero
to be a part of revolutionary plan to
drive all japanese out Of Korea Dur
ham White Stevens was killed on
March %. 1908. while acting ~ diplo-
matte adviser to Korea. because Of his
favorable attitude towards japanese
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The beauties of suburban life in New
Jersey seem to appeal to many persons
having plenitude of this worlds
goods, and in Morris county it is the
boast of the inhabitants that seventy.
five mnlionaires now make their homes
there.
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tions through the Consul-General of
the United States at Shanghai
Marked benefits to trade between the
two countries are expected to accrue
from the visit Of the American COM
mercial men to the Celestial kingdom.
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Austria is the country most lenient
to murderers. A very small percent
age Of those convicted are executed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-26

Prince Ito. who was president of tho
privy council Of Japan left Tokyo Oc-
tober 16 for h tour of Manchuria- He
was to have arrived at Harbin today
Tuesday where he was to have met
NJ. Kokovsoff. the Russian minister OF
finance. The conference II was said.
was at the behest Of Japan and Russia
and fOreign diplomats had attached
great importance to It. although tho
exact motives impelling Japan to pro-
pose the conference was not known.
The subjects to be discussed were
not suggested In the japanese over.
lures and NJ. Kokosvoff. II was said.
had barred political questions. He
said that he was competent to discuss
only financial and technical subjects.
these covering the status of the Man.
churian railroads.
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DEATH lS CONFIRMED.
(American News ServlceO

(American News Service)
Harbin. Oct. 26.-Prince Ito was AZ.
sassinated near here by q Korean who
was Immediately taken into custody.
The cause for the tragedy has not
been learned.
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Prince Ito Was Shot Down at
Harbin at Railroad Station
While He Was inspecting
The Troops.
TWO OTHER OFFICERS
were ALSO VICTIMS
Murder Is Believed to Be a
Part of Revolutionary Plot
To Drive Out All Japanese
From Korea.
tAmerican New. Service,

Tokyo. Oct 26.-News has been re.
ceived here that Prince Ito. the fam-
GUS Japanese diplomat. the greatest
statesman in modern Japan. has been
assassinated by Korean at Harbin.
Manchuria.
The official news reached Tokyo
ut o'clock this afternoon. The an
nouncement has caused great grief
and CONSERVATION.
The dispatch gave no details furth.
er than the brief announcement that
Prince Ito had been assassinated.
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CONTINUED on Page Seven.l
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
The Newest in Laces and
EmbrOiderieS
Prices That Make II Easy To Have The Latest

THE CELEBRATED LILY
WHITE CORSET COVER PAT
TERMS, in dainty floral and
open work designs, armholes
finished in embroidered scallops
with beading to match the pat
tern design, percover. $1.25.
EXCLUSIVE WAIST PAT
TERMS, one oniy of same de-
sign, edges and insertions to
match in Irish crochet and sim
liar patterns, up to $3.50 per
yard.
E M 3 r o D e RED BANDS,
pink, light blue and lavender
shades; exquisite designs, beaG-
tiful.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Friday and Satur-
day Specials in
Notions

JET BUTTON, all sizes, from
small trimming to the size OF
silver dollar; prices from 15c
to s1.25.
FANCY PEARL BUTTONS
2 and 4-hole. line IL, IA, 16;
. 80 gross az 10c dozen.
LINONER'S W7IkGER -
Proof mercerized buyons in all
the new shades: rose, wisteria.
Copenhagen, night blue. pink,
tan, lavender; prices 25c, 35c.
CSC. csc per dozen.
LADIES' PAD HOSE SUP
PORTER in light blue. pink.
black, white, plain or fancy
elastic. 25c special 19c.
LIGHTWEIGHT DIRE SIS
SHIELDS sizes 2, and 4, at
10c pair.
Kle;nert's Juno lace edge
shirt va'St shields. CSC for 22c.
CHAMo'S SKINS
15c Chamois skins 12c.
25c Channels skins 21c.
Soc ChamoIs skins 29c.
HUMP HOOK AND EYES
Two dozen on card, 80. 1, 2. 3.
and 4 black or white special
&c card.
BRASS HEADED, PINS, 240
to paper, No. and 4. special &c
paper.
MONARCH MACHINE OIL,
SPECIAL, &c BOTTLE.
IRONING WAX WHITMAN
DIE, 1c EACH.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Mems Summer
Underwear

Weights to fit the changeable
moods of the weather, prices to
fit the varying needs of the
purse. A completely equipped
mems underwear store-you
are sure of finding what you
want. and quick efficient service.
Here are some serviceable kincs
at special prices.
sec UNDERWEAR, 80. Bal
brigsan shirts, French Deckband,
fancy chochet silk bound front,
pearl buttons and long elastic
cuffs. Drawers made with re-
inforccd seat. suspender straps
and cut full throughout.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Toilet Needs

MENNEN'S TALcUM, regular
25c kind. 2 for 25c.
SANiTOL TOOTH POWDER
AND TOOTH PASTE, 17c PER
BOX.
JERGIN'S BUTTER MILK
SOAP, 8 cakes in box for 15c.
AIR FLOAT TAlCUM, 1oc
PER BOX.
WILLIAMS SHAVING SOAP
6 cakes for 25c.
S-AMBERT'S LISTERiNE, f.
OF. size, 19c; S-oz. 39c; 16-ox,
75c.
BOiERNER'S REGULAR SOC
PERFUMES, all odors, 35c per
OF.
DlckENSEN's e-oZ. BOT.
TIES OF BAY RUM AND
WITCH HAZEL, 15c.
OSBORN'S PEROXIDE, Sc,
13c, 21c. per bottle.
WITCH HAZEL SOAP, 8
cakes in box. 15c.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Hair Goods Spe-
cia'S

SELECTED QUALITY HORN
HAIR PiNS-In shell and am
Der, all sizes, crimped loop and
straight. 25c box for 19c.
"COiSFURA" TIDY WEAR
FRINGE HAIR NET, ALL
SHADES, Csc VALUE, 1ec.
WIRE HAiR PIN cabinets
assorted sizes in box, &c for SC.
24-iNCH WASHABLE HAIR
ROLLS, all shades, 25c for 19c.
PARTISAN BALL HAIR PINS
Shell and amber, 2 or on
card plain and fancy, 25c for
19c.
GRCCIAN HAIR BANDS
Shell and amber, 25c, 19c.
FANCY JET HAIR PINS
25c for 18c.
5oc for 3oc.
63c for SOC.
Back combs. plain top, shell
and amber, 25c for 19c.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
$1.OO for Mems
Shirts that Nearly
Equal Own
$1.5O Kind

Undoubtedly the best shirt
that we or anyone else has
sold at dollar for many a day.
Madras, percales, chambrays
and societies, with attached or
detached cuffs, coat style or
regular cut, fancy stripes and
figures in light or dark pat
terms. Compare them with
shirts you usually find at s1.50
Bargain Friday and Saturday,
$1.00.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10

EMBROIDERED GALOONS,
that are used so extensively for
trimming one piece gowns.
ALLOvER EMBROIDERY, =
27-inch fiouncing, with edge and
insertion to match on Jacquered
material.
THE CELEBRATED ZION
LACES, that have had such an
unusual run, now on sale at
&c per bolt of Il yards; also
5. 6 and SC values. at &c per
yard.
NEW BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
LACES, in Mechlin, French
.Valenciennes and Cluneys.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Porch Pillows

The latest thing In porch pill
lows. all made up ready for use
on burlap braided in floral and
conventional designs, at 59c and
sec.
CONVENTIONAL DESIGNS
BRAIDED ON LINEN In. red
and green; also the creton In
light colors. finished with green
backs, only 29c.
Fancy Goods Section.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10

10c PRINTED BATISTE, Sc
2,oO0 yards in this lot, stripes.
dots and figured designs, yard
&c.
1sc SILK FINISHED POLE DE
SOLE, 12Iac-This is soft
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
These DOmesticS Need No Megaphone
To Sell Them

1oc GINGHAMS, 1890
pieces dress glngham. blue and
brown checks, stripes and
Scotch plaids, yard TIC
36-lNCH SOFT FINISH
BLEACHED MUSLIN, YARD
6Tze.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10

36-INcH U n B I E A c n ID
SHEETING, YARD, Sc.
SO PIECES MADRAS WAIST
lNGS, white grounds with blue.
pink and black figures. yard
611c.
C3-inCli GALATIA SUIT
lNGS-In plain and striped ef-
fects. yard 15c.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Fancy Getting a
Taffeta PetticOat
worth up to $40,
for $3.50.

Numbers of women will do
so Friday and Saturday in this
two-day bargain event. Not
ordinary petticCats but beau
fully tailored models, fine and
correct down to the last stitch.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
5000 YARDS SUMMER SILK,
so NEW AND UP-TO-DkTE
STYLES, 271NcHES
WIDE ooc


This is special lot of cool,
summer wash silks, .27 inches
wide, soft and lustrous. Among
iiiis lot are beautiful new pastel
shades for evening GOWNS and
the staple colorings for street
and afternoon wear, exception
ally good: sale p:ice, 29c.
DIRECToIRE FoULARoS, 24-
INCH, ALL SILK.
Neat, small figures and at
tractiye scroll designs. pin dots,
cluster rings and sprays in
fawn, sapphire, mulberry, ivory.
brown. oxblCod. navy. old rose.
atlantic blues aDd black: yard,
69c.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Wash Fabrics for Less

Mothers better have 1,l enty of COOL washable. summer
dresses yourself and the girls You easily afford
them when you get
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10

Children's 5 Hand
chiefs, Sc, in white
and colored border.
ChiIdren's plain
white hemstitched
handkerchiefs, 1c.
Ladies' 15c Hand
kerchiefs, 10c, lace
edge, barred and
hemstitched en-
broidered handker-
chief.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10

sheer material and comes in a
wide range of patterns.
121ac SUWANEE 6ATISTE,
7c-1.O00 yards of this fabric
in all the newest colorilg, yard
&c.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Not Exactly Giving Silks Away
But Next Thing to 1t

P,5eo YARDS OF 15c TO 35c
SILKS, SOC.
Duh tened fancy taffetas and
soft satin messalines. that con-
form perfectly to the rcigning
styles in an attractive range of
nature colorinss. For extreme
dress and servlceable wear, 39c.
ROUGH SHANTUNG pONGEE,
REGULAR PRICE Csc. 43c.
Fashionable for street and
travelling suits, extra heavy
quality in tan, old rose, ivory,
pink, Alice and Light blue,
brown and black, one day, only
43c.
45-INcH NOVELTY DRESS
SILKS.
New Paris novelty dress silks
with bordered effect, good var
iety of colors. including wiste-
ria, old rose, myrtle green and
brown; DO inches wide, 79c.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
How Are Things in Your Linen
Closet?

Don't let all your linens out at Once--it
much to stock up Better buy few pieces time when
you pick up bargains like these:
s125 LINENS bleached damask table linens as
sorted patterns, $0O 32 napkins s2GS
HALF-sLEACHEL LINENS-Small figured cen.
wide borders
TOWELS, iacfcs. henstched
damask borders,
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10

Women's waists i'll a
great variety of styles, fam
cy waists in lawn and null,
trimmed with lace and eln-
broidery, Dutch neck styles,
tailored styles. plain white
or with blue, black or laven-
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
You Would Not Expect So
Pretty a Coat for 1898

For % women % fancy all
wool. light cloth, checks and
stripes. 27-inch length coats,
$3.50, regularly Friday and Sat
urday, $3.9S.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-10
Important Specials in White Goods

80 1sc LINEN FINISHED suITlNG, 2os6lnch wears
- ~ i'
DIMITIES,
waists, checks
zoe DOTTED 12c-sheer snowy swisses sold regular
ly at zoe; price,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
ALLEGED RAPIST CAUGHT
ESCAPES VENGEANCE OF PEo.
PIE AND is PLACED IN THE
EUFAULA JAIL.

Eufaula, Okla, Jan i.--Captured in
the Jack Fork mountains 2j miles
south of llarthornc by Deputy Sheriff
W. r. Ransom, and Constable VIII
Sanders, ;. u. Chapman was brought
10 Euiaula this morning and lodged
In the county Jail He is charged W, n
the rape Ct NJ g John Samples, about
- miles northeast of Eulaula Monday
night, December 2S.
\ large posse OF officers and armed
citizens have been securing the sur.
rounding country ever since the crime
and had Chapman been captured in
toe neighborhood he would have been
lynched.
Chapman Is married man and the
father of four children. lie has been
resident citizen He is about 40
years of age On the night of the
crime Mr.. and Mrs. John Staples and
Chapman went 70 dance in Chap
mans buggy Reaching a hill on the
return trip, Chapman requested that
Samples get out, saying the buggy
was weak When Samples reached
the top of the hin he found his wife
half dead, having been chokod almost
into insonsibllity.
Chapman escaped and managed 10
leave the noighborhood before an On.
ragged mob Of citizens and officers
vowing vengeance could effect his
capture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
Paving plant at Sulphur.

ON the Santa Pc right Of way near
the end Of their spur track the Shel.
by.Dowuard paving company who
have the contract for paving certain
streets OF sulphur, have Set up their
plant under the direction OF engineer
in charge OF G. r.. Woodward. The big
crushcr has been So, in solid BID
of concrete three feet under the
ground and five feet above. The see
Ond or intermediate crusher is also
set IN solid concrose, the line shaft.
ing las be'n placed, the boilers are
on the ground, and as s1On as he IN.
giue Is received the plant will ~
ready 10 begin operations. The paw
ing company has rented building OPP
posite The plant which they viii use
as an office and where Mr. Woodward
makes his headquarters. - SULPHUR
Post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
POLAND'S PROPOSITION
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT AND A
FULL ATTENDANCE DESIRED.

The stockholders i'm The Poland Il
Anderson oil and gas proposition will
meet tonight In the offices Of w +.
Poland over the First National bank.
Ever Npurchascr OF lots in this addi-
tion is urged to come, Every pros
pcct!ve purchaser is urged to come.
The meeting win probably result in
the immediate purchase of machinery
for digging test wells for gas and oil
Mr. Poland is of the opinion that Ard
morc's road to greatness lies in the
direction of the development Of tne
mineral resources Of this country and
many others share this opinion with
HIM Any way come to the meeting
tonight and learn what steps will be
taken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
Two Orphans Toniaht.

The coming Of Fred G. Conrad S
production of THE Two Orphans will
be awaited with interest. II will bo
this attraction at the Robson opera
house onight. The continued success
of the play is due TO its substantial
merit and Manager Conrad has made
sure OF getting all Of them by secur-
ing the only authorized Kate ClaXtm
version, For this he Is TO be congratu-
lated, since the temptation is strong
% economize by using some gar1'cd
tdoptnn which n des the true great,
ness Of this masterpiece. Mr. Con-
rad seems TO have been unuSu1lly sue
cessful in getting together a com.
pany which is unusually strong and
with the proper equipment Of scenery
which he promises, the engagement
here should add to his reputation as a
producer who can be trusted 10 of'"r
something excellent. Opera house
tonight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
PERSONALS

W =. Boiling ot Mounts lis here
toiay looking after business mat
tcrs.
sclc,a whitney Of Baum is visiting
here today.
j II. ENcns ant wi.e aud Mr.
y Ballcw OF Gran, arr visitors here
today
u. 3D. steel w'l' known citizen
Of Madill is here today looking after
business matters.
T. ; Goodncr. hnI-ht OF the
grip from Gainesville is here today
calling ON the groccwuru.
5. +. McRroor or RYAN i. among
The business visitors horo '".ly
". \ Easlcy Of Gmuesvu. +. a
business visitor here ,oIa,
Geo simmons and wife of Cornish
are visiting here trHrr
n T. Elmorc is v.r. toda, from
Dcnison. Texas. loo.ns arcr nr-
mess matters
"a " st,y,r, anal ,,.,.. .,r .tt...,
are visitors here TODAY.
Ipo u baldwin ,r oi,.,. is
omong IN, ,isitors borc today
- c.o., - o,.,.,.... ,..
buslur.s visitor bor. to-day
otv.u Nctis, ,r pr,,,ai., ,,,,,
o,.r ,.s,,r,o, and u.ul .,,,s ..,
/ doc. t..r. ,.i.,,i,,,. ,......,
tiyos
,,i.. r,r,,h Gin. .,.......,.
youpp 1ad,. of Wctpu.i., fs %, ,ro ci,,
tbe guest Of her upc'r. 4, s. Cpplmi.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05

Miss Turner of Davis Is the guest
Of the Misses Tcssa and Dcrsie Ma
iors.
Mrs. Kate Gibson and Mr. and Mrs.
Kid Gibson Of Elk City spent the
holidays with l. l.. Gibson and family.
Mr.. James Smith has rented one of
Tom Hayes farms and moved his
family out there and expects to com
mcncc making his fortune.
Mr. Joe Pruitt and family have
moved down on one VI the Turner
farms
Mr. and Mrs A1hur Carbcll ~
waync. Okla, spent Christmas at l.
L. Gibson's.
Mr. y Il. Bobbitt spent his vacation
with friends at Chicago during The
month of December.
Mr.. Roy McCollom visited his par
cts ar Christmas time
Mrs. i W. Brccdloyc and Charli,
Edmondsou of Tupclo. spent IN,
last wcc, with Doughcrty friends
\ large number Of Dlughcrty pco
pie will have 10 visit sulphur hi
week l- court sets
Truman Buchgmau and family hay,
moved 10 one &C the Turner f1rm
near sulphur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
ACTION TAKEN WHICH WILL RE
suit IN CALL FOR BOND is
sUE-OrAER MATTERS.

The city council met In regular
session las, might. after the council
had u.,r called to order "A dclcga.
tipr rl citizens with sam Weeks
@. spokesman. asked that the council
pi,c the mayor th, authority To- call
% bond issuc
Nj. W,,,s stated that d., had tail.
cd to MANY y,op,c and that me- felt
sun. tn5t muy ci.hty p,r cent Of
IN, .u,uuIu of Nydmore we're i'm favor
OF ,llIire bond ISSUE. The matter
VA. voted hy the council and car.
rirI unanimously. N,vor Pennington
stated that tho call would bc lady
1.r Ella, h., week.
,,... l.. Ola. ..,,,...i .,..,l, ,,. y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
POLICE
COURT

only one case was in police court
this morning. this being a Choctaw
and was showing the officers a few
stunts. lie entered plea Of guilty
and was fined the usual ten dollars.
which he paid. The police court paid
nicely last month, but 1t is hardll 4
expected that there will be $721.25
in fines collected this month, as
there is not that much money in cir
culation amongst the class who fire.
quout the police court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
HOW THE HOLIDAYS PASSED AT
THE HAMLET IN THE HILLS.
PARTING WITH OLD FRIEND
Interesting News and Personal Notes
for the Reader--pougherty Voting
on Bond Issue for Erection Of
School Buildings.

Dougherty, Okla, Jan. 4.-Have
you written 1t 1909 yet? Or did you
forget and write II the old way? Did
the old year bring TO you all that 1t
might have done, and have you brok-
en- any OF your good resolutions, for
this bright new year. Pretty close to
II. you say. Well try Just a little
harder 35S days They will soon be
gone and If you conquer you will sure
~ be captain of your soul.
And will YOU accept Marion Law
ronce's beautiful New Years wish as
my wish for each reader of this let
ter-few or many:
May the three hundred and sixty
i've steps ol nineteen hundred and
nine be 4 golden stairway leading you
onward and upward by the pathway
of helpful, cheerful service TO full.
ness of JOY and victory through the
Only Name-and when the year is
past, may the memory OF It be as
bright as are your good wishes for
it, now"
\ friend sent me a post card with
the golden stairway pictured upon IT,
How beautiful It was, coming as 4
did thousands of miles to greet me
and make me happier. That was one
of the stairs for me.
We had a hapy time here in Dough
erty during the blessed Christmas
time. Our beloved teacher. Miss
Worrel, assi ted by the teachers and
members of the Sabbath school, pre-
pared a very pretty program consist
ing OF recitations, exercises and mu
sic for thir we'll laden Christmas tree
The church WIS filled and the fines
of order prevailed and happy time
was the report of all present.
Christmas afternoon Mr. and Mrs
w, w. Wade invited the people o.
Dougherty and members OF the Bible
study class TO spend the afternoon
with them, and almost 125 people ac
copied the invitations. The house wal
trimmed i'm green with red Christina.
bells, games, music, singing, helped
10 pass the time away. Eadie Harbii
received the prize for blowing thu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
Telephone Observation-Disclosures.

All accounts are due the first OF
each month Do not wait for
statements but send check or pay at
Office on or before the 10th TO
get usual discounts.
Rates Business Phone, $500.
Residcnce-$2OO; Party lines soc.
less.
CHICKASAW TELEPHONE CO,
Per B. l.. RASOR
SC Local Manager
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
Notice

The Master Masun's degree will be
conferred in Ardmore Lodge No. 81
on Friday night The eighth instant.
The Grand Master and his drilled
team will be- here and confer the de-
gree. All members and visitors arc
cordially invited TO be present
NJ. VI. GRIFFITH.
g. II. BRUCE, Worshipful Master.
Secretary.