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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30
PROHIBITION IS HELD UP
GEORGIA FACES 4 DEFICIT
CONSIDERS NEW METHODS OF
TAXATION TO MEET 1T.

Atlanta, Ga. July pa truce in
the prohibition war In the Georgia
legislature was declared today, in
order that the tax bill might be
considered. As one member put IT,,
1--WE must look after raising the
wind and we need it," Facing a
big deficit, the assembly is disposed
to put a tax upon nearly everything
that is made or sold. The rate up
on moving picture mashllnes shows,
lightning rod agents, pool rooms,
soda water fountains, etc is be
ing raised literally Even agents at
railroad stations who sell 25c acci-
dent insurance tickets will have .
pay $50 a year if the bill be passed
When the clause taxing immigra-
tion agents $500 year was read
there was an outburst OF anger III
over the hall aud Lewis Of Hancocl
declared
Il move that this clause be 3rrick.
en- out, We have been yelling Jnat
we want to be rid of the negro and
that We want him sent 70 Africa
or Asia or the Philippines. And now
when man comes along and wants
TO send few OF the shiftless and
lazy ones north, We propose IA
charge him $500 for the privilege OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30
Sunday School Picnic.

The Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic a. Lorena park on yesterday
afternoon was largely attended, both
by the Sunday school pupils and the
church members.
The swings attracted the smaller
children, while the boys were delight
I'd with the natatorium. some of the
youngsters had 70 be- fished out for
supper and after hasty-and hearty
meal were back in the water before
the chapcrones had missed them.
Tho spread" was "A bountful one
and 4, required three cars TO get the
youngsters home.
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\ PLEA
- u - " u Il 8; Il u u :: - :,

4 PLEA.
At the seasons hats / shall not rail,
Nor call them grotesque nor
strange;
hy optimism shall still prevail
Next season the styles may change.
l do not mind fifteen yards of lace.
Twelve feathers, and one big
wreath:
But. oh, dread to see the face
That perhaps may be hid beneath,
I've seen brave hats OF noble size.
That rested on shoulders square:
And I hoped the wearer had roguish
eyes,
And curly golden hair.
And when I lookcd-well, never mind
that!
l'ut this boon would fain bc
seech;
Pray Fashion, ordain that the peach.
basket hat
Shall only be worn by apeach'
Carolyn Wells. in Harpers Weekly
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Married Folks Swan.

\ merry crowd ol married folk
spent last evening at Lorcna Park
and enjoyed swim IN the natatori.
nm Later In the evening delightful
picnic supper was enjoyed by Mr. and
Mrs. Fred VI. Gates and children. Mr
and Mrs VI. German. Frances Cor
man, Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. John Whiteman and Gwyn
Whiteman. MIR. and Mrs. John DcN.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs, G. l.. Byrnc. Gas.
sius Bryne, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Sayrc
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe s
Berkshire, Mr. and Mrs. James Han.
nah, Judge and Mrs. l. r. Mason
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Shumate. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gait, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Strachlcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wal.
lace. MIR. and Mrs. Newcomb. MIR. and
Mrs Joe Adams: Mesdames Sidney
Suggs Eb Evans of Galveston. Mary
Nesbit. Ledbetter. 2. p. Kearney. J.
Il. Puliam; Mossrs. r. \. Thurmond
and Don Lacy
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Natatorium Party.

In honor Of Miss Rachel Campbell,
who is a house guest for weeks
end visit al the Spaulding home,
Miss Grace Spaulding entertained
with a nataIorium party at Lorena
park this morning.
The young people caught the six
O'Clock car and were the first 10
visit the swimming pool today.
Breakfast was enjoyed later In the
par. and a few games Of tennis com
p!e,cd The mornings pleasure.
Miss spauldlng's guests were
Misses Mary and Margaret Williams
Beatrice Won Keller. Elizabeth Simp
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PICNIC Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reeder chaper.
oned merry crowd OF young people
TO IOrena park last evening. After
an hours visit TO the natatorium a
delightful picnic supper was spread
at the park,
on returning 10 town the young
people assembled at Congressman
Cartcrs home on c street, southwest,
for a few games and music. The
guosf list included Misses Ttella italy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30
CUTS OUT LOTS OF WORK IN
BANK TRANsITS

Writing remittance letters is perhaps the slowest
tco-all that intricate detail just to keep record
Of an item which passed through to another bank
for payment. 1t is easy to make mistake, and
hard to find that mistake week or so later. when
the items back.
This book describes in detail the system devel.
oped by the Hibcrnia Bank 4 Trust Co.. OF New
Orleans, which does away with the entering of
payers and cndorser's names entirely. yet enables
any item to be traced at any time 1t is as safe
as the old method. twice easy and twice as
quick. The book explains It fully, and a trial of
It in your collection department is yours for
the asking. No expense or obligation. hnted or
implied. Sign the coupon now.
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W. c. T. U. Entertainment.

Mesdames j. a. Biycns, Ed Noble
and j. A. Madden will entertain the
W. c. T. L. at the residence OF Mrs.
MADDEN on McLish Avenue on Mon
day afternoon from four until six
O'Clock Every member of the W. c.
T. L. is asked 10 this entertainment,
which is given in their honor
The party will be given on the
lawn and no Inconvenience will be
suffered from the heat, which has
made social gatherings very scarce"
this summer
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doing something that will be our
benefit"
Lewis appeal won and the clause
was killed.
Two bits of liquor legislation got
into the record, notwithstanding the
truce. One was resolution max
ing the bill for transfer of $3.50 900
in the ncar-becr tax fund from the
prison fund 10 the general fund a
special order for next week. The 9th.
er was an amendment cutting the
tax upon social or locker clubs from
81, 900, the present rate, 10 5000.
Both were referred The house also
agreed 10 hold afternoon sessions
for the balance OF the session
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These Four Business
Systems for the Coupon
Seven Practical and Dependable Ways of Doing
Old Things by Newer, Shorter and Easier Methods

balance curc-but the reverse proof by the hand
method takes lot Of time. and a lot OF work
The av,ragc bookkcepcr would rather trust to his
accuracy and trial balance time comes only once
month
The Burroughs Adding and Listing Machine has
put an end to the waste of time by going back
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TELEPHONE oNE-FoUR-Two

and Julia Garter. Nellie Dyer, Annie
Turman, Flora Newman. Rebecca Gil.
mcr Nellie lkard, Mary Boone, Mar.
garct Kcssler OF Dallas. Nellie Dash.
ner. Clare Dyer Mary Anderson; !;
Messrs. Henry Boone. Roe Ikard,
Fisher Rawlins. Wilmer Anderson
Ben Carter. Ben Newman George
Cox, Thomas Gilmer. Mr. and Mrs.
Reodcr
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son. Ruth Phillips Of oklahoma City.
Butzow. Mckay; Messrs Thomas
Gilmer, Bob Gardenhire, VIII McLa.
more. Charley Rcichilderfcr Nor;
Woods Eugene Phillips Of oklahoma
City, Nlr and Mrs. Spauidng and
Mrs. George walker chapcroned the
crowd.
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ECZEMA is NOW DURABLE.

ZEMO, q scientific preparation forex-
tcrnal use, stops itching instantly and
destroys the germs that cause skin dis
eases. Eczcma quickly yields and is
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For sale everywhere. Write for sam
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative for
stomach and liver trouble and habi.
tual constipation, 1t swectens the
stomach and breath, gently stimulates
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and is much superior 20 pills and
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Jim, will you take Bet,
without any regret,
To love and cherish.
Til one of you perish,
And is laid under the sod
So help you God?"
After being answered in the affirm.
ative by Jim, the squire turned TO
Bet and said:
''IIet, will you take Jim.
And cling to him,
Both out and in.
Through thick and thin,
Holding him to your heart.
Til death do You part?"
Bet acQuiesced by a modest bow oi
the head, and now the happy pair
was dismissed as follows:
Through Ines alternate JOY and
strife
| now pronounce you man and wife
Go up lifc's hill till you get to the
level.
AM salute your bride. you bla2E
rusty devil
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Perhaps to use LITTLE more
ArdmOreitc advertising space would
bring a GREAT MANY more buyers
TO your store
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30
A MARRIAGE Ceremony.

In the northwest part OF our couu.
try there lives a well known Irish
magistrate. a man OF liberal educa.
tion and full quota OF genuine wit,
says an exchange. \ short time ago,
Jim and Bet, colored pair called
upon the squire 20 be united for bet.
ter or worse. The squire having been
notified Of their coming. prepared
and actually used the following cere.
muuy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30

crowd OF girls to the natatOrium ,lis
morning The party caught 'hc six
O'Clock car
Mrs. L. W. Shonakcr left ycstcr-
day for colorado Springs and other
points in Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs Joe $. Berkshire will
leave Monday for Hartford, Connect.
cut. where Mr.. Berkshire is called on
business connected with the insur-
ance company which he represents.
Their itinerary has been planned to
include many cities OF interest and
the business visit will be- supple
ment with a pleasure trip OF several
weeks.
Mrs. Ozella Pugh returned yesterday
from vacation visit OF several weeks
in Oklahoma City.
\ jolly crowd spent Wednesday at
Chickasaw lake fishing and enjoying
delightful MONDAY meal. The
guests were Mesdamcs r. y. Colo
man. Eb Evans of Galveston, Spauld
ing. George Walker, w. p. Poland. T
Y. Morgan. Mark Kirkpatrick. Bert
Foster. Charles Anderson: Misses
Gladys and Estolle Torbctt of Ada
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y Dodson will re-
turn Sunday from New York. whore
they have spent the past month.
Bert Simpson. Jr. returns this aft
ernoon from Oklahoma City whore
ne has visited the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs Orin Wolvcrton have
returned from Colorado, where they
spent their honeymoon.
Miss klzabcth Simpson will enter
| tain this evening with a lawn party
and dance in honor of her guest.
Miss Ruth Phillips OF Oklahoma City.
Mesdamcs Poland, Foster and Eb
Evans. OF Galveston; Misses Gladys
| and Estelc Torbett of Ada. spent
/ Wednesday night a. the Chickasaw
/ lake.
/ DIR. and Mrs. John lAreadgill their
son. John .Ir.. and daughter, Frances,
] l..Ts l.,s Co..
Later they will go to Maynesville, y.
/ c.. where they will remain until the
first of September.-Ok Oklahoman.
Misses Irene Eddleman and Nerna
| Eddlcman are visiting Miss Thadie
| James.
/ Miss Edna Jones will return the
| first OF the week from Tishomingo.
In honor OF Misses Ryan of Okla.
homa City, who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs Feagn and Miss Winnifred
Ryan, several coupled drove to Chick,
asaw lake last evening and were en-
tertained at supper. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. Feagin,
Misses Genivieve Ryan, Patti Ryan
and Ryan, and Messrs. Ray Poland,
Jones and Les Kearney.
Miss Rachel Campbell Is in from
the ranch for few days visit with
Miss Grace Spaulding.
Mr. and Mrs. Krucger and sons,
Mr. and Mrs. =. c. Dngs Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Clements and Mr.. and
Mrs John Dexter, were among the
number who formed the natatoTum
party to Lorena park last evening.
The Pollywog club meets tomorrow
morning al the park. These energetic
society folk rise with :he lark and
catch the six o'clock car.
Mr.. Walter Madden returned 10
Shawnee today after pleasant visit
of several days with ms parents Mr.,
and Mrs. J. A. Madden.
Miss Bonnie Madden will return
Monday from Denton where she at
/ tended the Minnis-McFadden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colley and Bowder
Lacy returned las, night from ten
weeks visit in New Orleans, Louisi.
ana, where they were guests of MIR.
Colley's relatives.
/ Mrs. a. c. Woods has returned
/ from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Webb and fam.
/ lily are in Colorado.
Can be depended upon" is an
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Use Ardmoreits Want Ads and s.
your business srow.
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Can be depended upon" is an
expression we all like to hear, and
when it is used in connection with
Chamberlain's' Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy It means that
it never fails to cure dlarrhoea, dys.
entery or bowel complaints. It Is
pleasant to take and equally valuable
for children and adults, Sold by Ard.
more Drug Co., Rufus Post, and all
druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-30

Mrs. ii. c. Spaulding chapcroued a
crowd OF girls to the natatorium tHis
morning. The party caught 'he six
O'Clock car
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MIR and Mrs. Joe $. Berkshire will
leave Monday for Hartford, Connects.
cut. where MIR. Berkshire Is called on
business connected with the insur-
ance company which he represents.
Their itinerary has been planned TO
include many cities of interest and
the business visit will be- supple
mcnt with pleasure trip Of several
weeks.
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Mrs. +. W Shonakcr left ycstcr
day for colorado Springs and other
points in Colorado.
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Mrs Ozella Pugh returned yesterday
from a vacation visit of several weeks
in Oklahoma City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Webb and fam
lily are i'm Colorado
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BY MARY GwYN wHITEMAN
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DIR. and Mrs. John lAreadgill, the
son, John Jr, and daughter, France
left Tuesday fer Nashville, Ten
Later they will go to Maynesville,
c.. whore they will remain until II
first of September.-Oklahoman.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-07-13

share my wealth with you. What dc
you want?"
George Laxon put his sound hand
into his pocket and leaned leisurely
against the post The moon just
lighted up his insolent, handsome
face and cleaned on his wonderful
blue eyes.
The Knebwell property brings you
in atween fifteen and sixteen thou
sand a year, believer" he said,
slowly.
Fifteen thousand, four hundred
and thirty-nine pounds, to be pre-
else" Dorothy answered, calmly and
coldly, though her heart was beating
fiercely beneath the calm exterior.
ooh! let's be precise!" he observed,
with sneer. well, out of fifteen
thousand, four hundred and thirty
nine pounds per year you can spare
me, say, an income of three thou
sand"
The last words were uttered boldly,
and though she stood very still, this
demand almost paralyzed Dorothy.
How could she account for this money
to her husband or her trustees? Her
hands trembled; she had never
thought he would have asked this,
nor half as much.
"You don't answer me-" he said,
breaking the silence.
II agree.
He whistled sharply. This was
more than he expected.
Dorothy held out packet.
I'm here you will find bank notes
for one thousand pounds. Give me
some address and you will receive
the other two Immediately.
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Sharp Dealing.

For once the American had discov-
cred something British that was bet
ter than could produced across the
pond" His discovery was a fine coll
lie dog, and he at once tried to induce
its owner, an old shepherd, to sell it..
"Wad We be takin' him to Amer
ica?" inquired the old Scot.
"Yes, guess so, said the Yankee.
II thought as muckle," said the
shepherd. II couldna part WI Jock. /"
But while they sat and chatted an
English tourist came up, and to him
the shepherd sold the collie for much
less than the American had offered.
you told me you wouldn't sell
him." said the Yankee. when the pur-
chaser had departed.
No." replied the Scot; Il said /
couldna part wi him. Jock'll be
back in day or so, but he couldn't
swim the Atlantic. Detroit Free
Press.
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Gervais came running down almost

Gervais came running down almoAs
Immediately.
II hope you will forgive me, Miss
Leslie" he said, as he held out his
hand. Il am going to say good night,
for think you ought to go to bed,
too; you are looking very tired, and l
am going to walk to the village to
get this prescription made up for Dor
othy; she had cold like this when
she was at Barrow-cuir-moor, and my
mother recommended her this REM
edy, which did her great good"
Enid stood at the window and
watched him stride down the garden
path, then she turned with half a
sigh and prepared to go to her dainty
bedroom. She took up one of the
novels lying about, and as she passed
the side of the long chair on which
Dorothy had thrown herself, she saw
folded piece of paper on the floor.
Without thinking, she stopped for
and unfolded this, and read the hur-
ried scrawl, recognizing her cousins
characters at once, badly written as
it was. AS she held this the door was
suddenly opened and Dorothy APP
peared.
Her brows contracted as she saw
Enid reading the paper, but she man
aged to hide her vexation.
I'll have left my book down here,
and Virginie has not come in, and
So"
$50 you have risked Lord Derri-
mans anger?" smiled Enid. SIS this
your book?"
Dorothy shook her head and smiled
back.
She picked up another novel and
then Enid handed her the scrap of
paper.
II think you dropped this, Dor
othy."
Dorothy gave well-acted look Of
surprise.
so I did; how stupid of me! 1t is
the address of new second footman
for-for Bromley. Thanks, dear,
should have been vexed had / lost it.
Good night, dear Enid. sAh! you are
going to bed, too; quite right, for we
want to see you lose your pale looks.
Enid went up stairs with her
cousin, who parted with her affection
ately at her door; but somehow, when
she was alone, the thought that Dor
othy had prevaricated about that pa
per came into her mind. She felt
that George Laxon was no candidate
for the vacant post of second foot
man; besides, such matters were al
ways settled by the housekeeper, and
were not likely to trouble the young
countess.
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material is handkerchief lawn and
the trimming is lace insertion. while
the sleeves are cut off to three-quar-
ter length.
The blouse is made with the yoke
and the full front and back portions,
which are tucked and joined to its
lower edge. The sleeves are in one
piece each, with the seams so ar
ranged as to be nearly invisible, and
can be made either long or in three
quarter length. When the high neck
is used a regulation stock collar
makes the finish
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is four and five
eighth yards twenty-one or twenty
four, three yards thirty-two or two
and three-eighth yards forty-four
inches wide with three yards OF band
ing and two yards of edging.
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CHAPTER XII.
Dorothy is Saved.

Dorothy's cold was not much, but
yet Gervais could not help noticing
that something allied her for the week
following their return from London
with Enid. She seemed to have lost
the wonderful happiness that sur
rounded her when they two were
alone; still he did not wish Enid to
go, for he saw that Dorothy was eager
for her cousins presence, and there
fore he rejoiced in anything that gave
her pleasure.
One morning, having safely dis
posed of Enid and Lord Derriman,
she walked to the village postoff1ce-
not the one nearest to the cottage
and received a dirty looking letter,
addressed to ID. r." Inside were
few lines:
"Swag came. Sail tomorrow for
Australia, per S. S. Penelope. Child
too. Send money when due to the
same address. Good-by, Dolly"
She waited until she was safely out
of the shop and alone in the country
lane, then her Joy, her relief, the re-
ASSAOA4 dAAAOoe AdQO ACt ISSl.
She was saved What a terrible,
an awful risk she had run! She dared
not even let herself think of the es-
cape she had had.
Enid could not understand the
change that came over her, there was
something through all this she could
not fathom; but Gervais did not seek
for the reason, his darling was her
bright, merry self again, that was all
he asked to see.
He sat gazing at her as luncheon
progressed, and Enid saw the tears
of thankfulness that rose in his eyes,
and unconsciously the dull, dead pain
that came so often struck her heart
once more.
Dorothy waited until the servants
had gone, then she startled both her
cousin and husband by suddenly say
ing:
"Gervais. I want you to promise
me something's
Ito be continued.)