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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03
1, EpueMber 1909.

I. Vpuemter 1909.
IN elmer am bentiaen ades, aebaIienen cit
6ompanp" uurbe Der tosenbe 9eihhB ause.
nomfieH unh Der eefretdr bednitruat oeniels
ben in nas Erotoiou Der Siburn aufaunebnneh
lnb In ben tdalben 3eitlnaen Der Stnbt Bah
q. VI. ssobbius, sefretdr.
"a sas'nas T. 9saTnars SgalissRt sieer fer
am Sieosr lSo9 iasS Daiien
luna ianaen ,pisdetbi beiier, aIs ene aieide slnsn6l
Mdiiner fanIien, es flr gereht. ais ein Bet
cben unferer stcbhlna Cinen getcb.nb biefer De
bdroe benz RrotufoH eiu5Hnereiben SaS bette
8enfiHu fiir ieiueu Ranleli 1T oas Wecbait 9ll
Seiien stllssebnilna 'nno Sererbberlng or 10
oie beiaetraaen bat. bis es ietf "'f2s Der grbb'
ten nnS erfoIerei6iten Ieinei / in biefeln
ooer euem auberen aanbe 1T.
est 60 befflpiieH, bah in Dem 2ehe bon 9ec,
mae I. pahiparo bieie Staot unferer glnfttt
nen beiien liberulen nno peiiidbtisenaenuiniie
iuo Dleibooen in Der 8ergroBeruHe beg Seidats
feS. bas friber bon Der tStmd bartlett oa0'
narb & 60. gefbrt pilrbe, 6n einein immeHle1
Sr. Sapipare plr io!5 ,aut feiIe eeidditS;,
gurrere unb bic feiner Gollesen. @r mar itol5
alf ben Reeorb Der 6irma fir quite aelftrnaen,
aebensabeno Der 2tauioiIurg oes sIntbeles lei
ner beritorbeneu Observation-Disclosures Sabto e.
Bartlett unS Gbiparb g. bartlett Setn &er'
lilo fir ern, Bartlett; er perfubr babii lrssiI=
sebia init ben NabIdiieu einer friiberen, 1beil,
baber Dor ndht ean5 einem Sabre eelaila es
ibm, ieben Collar beier Sdulb ab5utrn9eil.
Seine @einnbbeit mar untergraben. nno penn
CT nur quf iid felbit beoapi geipelel lpare.
bdtie er itd init eineni aroben ebrIid oeroienz
ten 8erm1gen aur Aube ieben ipnnen; er er'
fannie aber. onb Elm iplebes 8eriabren eiil
ieibitiiihiiass eeipeien nodre .eaB. Der s!biblu'
oieies G5eiddtieS Elm 8erIui tir leitte e5eburfes
ftaht aefpelen ipdre: onb Die 2ente. ole 5li oen
GrioIge oes @eibiftes hettruaen. neniaitens
seitmeiie Gerluite aebabt bitten. ST ipnBie, onb
Der 9iame Bartlett Sabmorb s 60. Der fir te
bieIe Sabre fnnonhnl nit Seibditss9ricIa unh
s9brIichfeit mar, perdhpinoeH piirbe, unn ct
belcbIot oteS G,efdbdft 81 incorporiren. rno mir
Die mir bier berfammeIt itno tpnroen bon tbnl
erforer. ietne BIdne, nus3uilbren g9ir iilbIen
tief ben SerIuit uniereS sSreuHbes uuo erfen4
uen, baB mir has bon ibm In uns aeieBie Ner'
irnuer am Better oaollrb peroienen f1nnen.
Dab mir lluiere beten Benliibunaeil oGranf ribi
ten feilt NngebenTen 5u beipabreit baf mir bas
Geiutdit srfolarech lpeier iilbren, fir heen
Grrtttung CT 10 fdDper lliFo 10 erfogreih ar
beitete.
Tautef q. Guntiiu,
Nlbert q. u. Ten,
soutparo Bruce,
e. Bartlett Sagiuaro,
Sohn q. Semmes,
gpniam u. Wiarbura.
(907h) Gtntst u. Nubbins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03

Bottom, 2. ytopernber. - ,sn
Moiaduietts itanoen Graper (giep.
llnO gabep (Gem.) ols @onpernsurs.
Ganoiooten gegeniiber, uno oie Me.
publifaner redneten nit geItimmt.
belt oaralf, Groper 81 einern 5tpeiten
5ernin 5u erluablen Sire Stinlm.
geber betunoeten inoeiien groBe Apo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03

Srto sep Or l. .Golllt, Z. 9top. -
Ger oenotratiihe MISREPRESENTATION
GildinGbom bot bier eine NIuralit1t
pCn 1851 Stinmen erbnlteu.. Gos
Gun5c oeuOfrotilde 5idet lit er,uGbn.
8irgtnitn.
u h M II D. 8o., =. Iopenber
Gtrldtc aus alien 2beilen oes Stoa.
tep ergeben, Dab 0os oemofrotiihe
lidct nit Dem 9iihter Mann oils
BoltperncilrS Gonoi0aten all Der
Splbe nit Der iibIidcn WaioritGt er,
ludblt poroen lit. Sn Der Stoot hid.
mono 'iegten Die Iemofroten eben.
inls.
aanias.
lopefa. as.. 2. 9topem6er. =
Gie bieiiae Staot ltimnte beltte iibcr
ele 6rage ob, Oh Sopefa fitnitiabin
rnr6 cine Gonlmiliion perlpaltet lper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03

Zen loa aultatt, ipie 6isber, 0urd1 eli.
ren Wnpor luo etHen Staotrqt6. Die
9eiiirmurter oeS 8oridlages iparen
bti'm ShhiB Der @obllofole, uon lei
ncr 9tnta6me iiber5eligt.
8cntudp.
GouisuilIe, ap.. =. 9topember.
- ITO bon Den 1876 Bre3ieften Ger
St1bt 9eben Dem oemofratiiden
Mapors.Gonoiooten Heno 40 Stint
men Eltlrolitdt iibcr oem Republifa.
uer 0riniteao
ebruStd.
Smab q. 9tebr., .. ytopember. -
lin 9 llbr bcllte 9Ibenb giebt ,8orIo
&croIo," Elm bemofratiIhes glott, al,
taB Die Hep1iblitaner IN Smaba uno
CoitglossG Gotuttp ibre Ganoioaten nit
clter ooer 5mei 9Iusnabmen erlpdblt
0nben. Mus Dem Snneren bes Stoa.
tcS liegetl nod feline oefinitiuen BE.
ribte por.
VI orm omen unterliegeu
in Salt gate.
salt 2ote s tn, lttob, .. 9eo-
uember. - % Der 80 bieiigen Gi.
Iritte gebcn 679i iiir 9ronsioro,
cen Wopors @anbiooten Der ame.
rifoniihen Hortei, 1909 fiir @ouoee
(Sllion) uno 1859 iiir Wlurood
GRep). Die omerifoniide oocr 9lnti-
Mornoncnportei beoniprudt auh Die
G'rmollmg BON oht Der 5ebn neuen
Slootrntbs- -Vtitglieoer.
Son SranciSco.
SaneS eSraneiSco, Gopember.
- I'm I ltbr beute 9lbeno Iagen Die
@ablbcribte aus nod feinem einsi.
gen Bre5inft Dor. Ger eompIisirte
Gborofter oes StinnBcttels miro Ole
Stnmen5dbIlng erbebli6 peripG.
ten.
Snapper rcpubIifoniiher
Steg in SnbionapoliS.
SnoionopoliS. Sno., 2. Iop.
- 3n ioit alien groberen St1bten
bon Snoiaua nurben bette Staot.
bcamte geudbIt. Erobibition lpar Die
&oupt'Gampagneirage. 0on oen Re.
publifonern lit bebaliptet moroen, ooB
ble grouer grobe Silmmen sumGam.
pognefono Der Gemofroten beige.
iieilcrt baben., 5ier IN Snoianapolis
liegteit hie Gepublifaner, ieouh n,ir
nit fnopper WoioritGt. Sbr Wapors.
Gonoioot Snnutel 9etpes Sbanf CT,
belt 27t70 Stimmen imo Der &c.
ricfrot Gbas. u. @oiiB 20, ,702.
Sn Sreotbitt Gountp
floB 8Iut.
! of OF, aB., 2. Nopenlber. =
2ie Grportun9, baB Die @obl in
Vreotbitt.Gountp menigItens .eiu
ODER 5luci OpIer" ioroern peroe, per.
llirflitte lid ihon gesen Ysittag inn
Sprin8-6orf.Erc5inft, 100 5iloen
Slonton nit oer linfen Sano lento.
Themes Noble erihoB, nahoem ibm
eieler Den redten arm ourd eineu
SduB 5erlhn'ettert batte. 9tobIe
ltnno frilber i'll 9ienIten bes perItor.
bcnen aidters Sames Sargis lmo
brtte einen groBen 9Inbane. glan.
ton, oelien Batter Der Semofratiid,e
Gonoibot iilr bas slmt bes Gountp.
mar ilIngirte aIS gconItun4
Der Don Stimmen lino aerietb in Die.
'cr Gigenifoit in Streit nit gsoblc.
Slonton lullroe in oller StiIle mad,
Sodion, Der Seimatb ieines Goters,
lcfilbrt ino nominea inter Soit ae.
tellt. Nan iiirdtet meitere Gompli..
ilrinlgcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03
@a6f 1T pielen t5taaten
eruablen 0apnpr ,nu Wabor
bon GreksNew-O Oort.


Tnpnttm cruabcn ageu Sotratbs rGbencu
Der MetrOpoc. - AniiaGub rnbiger &crIan Nabl Sm
Ebabepbia eat Die repnblanide Nadinc mc scp5bnidJ
Setradtlide repnbaniide @erluite in MniadJnicttS.
auapp gFajorit fir Wapors Gnoiba Der u@ = g." in Sn
oianapos = spm Sobnon in Glcueano dcut NScragc
eritten 5m babu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03

lWetllllu) llUef OUQS. -. gSDtIntQll
(Hepublifauer mo GldioniID gum
3iiriftSunuolt iiir 9tepsDorf ers
lpGblt.
Serr @uDnor Der nelterlpablic
D'oDor BON @roB.9iem. gorf, lit 5S
Sabre olt. perbeiratbet uno Der 30
ter bon odt ainoern. Su Der Bolitif
lit er eit iiber5engun9aieitar Gemo.
frat. Seil fiir5liheS Gorgeben &C.
qcn ben Foli5ei.GonnliiiGr 8ins.
bonl, melbem er boS 9tebt abiprac,.
Ole 9ilber ongeflagter Yerionen Dor
ibrcr lleberfilbrlmg Der Spibbubells
8ullerie ein5uperleiben, iiibrte be-
fonntlih ben Stur5 8ingbom's bers
bel.
I'm + llbr 9lbenb5 ideint es, bob
N'c9lneiD Gfep, SUD nit labe5ll
1900 Stimmen EluroitGt iiber oen
Ienlofroten Sooa gum Er6Iibenten
bon Wonbnttnn erpdblt lit. SteerS
(Mep. -,5ili.) erbielt 14,775 Stimnen
Wuralit1t fir bos 9lmt Der Borough
VrGiibenten BON 9rooflpu. 0ier-
onrdp miro oen Hepublifanern uno
sStllionilten Die Gpntrole iiber Die Be
boroe Don 9lbid1bungen lmo 8er.
tGeililngen gelibert. gtad neileren
Nuhridten lit Battle. (Iem.) Don
Ssbitmm (,Sui) IN Dem Sample INN
bus 9lmt oeS 1iltriftSonuolts gcihlo,
gen porOcn.
ne ultate in oeren
StG0ten bes Stad.
tcs Rem Oorf.
lleber Ole Reiltltatc Der Wi,ni5ipal.
9Soblen ollBerbolb Der WetropoIe
miro aemeIoet, ouB Die St1ote Hofe.
tier. lrop, g9otcrtown 9Iuburn. Sp.
rucille, 9llbonD uno 9lmltcroam repu-
biiforiihe Wnpors eruGbltcu.
Gemofrotide Mapors erp1bltcn:
buffalo (bie iibri9en Stuotbeanten
Iinb icboh rcpublifoniid), SobnS.
ttmm 8louerpille, Glmiro. Shener-
toop, lltico, Sslpego, BORT Serbs,
Sneioo, Remburgb, 9ingbomton uno
Sittle Sails. .D
Mepuhlifoniihe % q d. inc
iicgt in Bbilobelpbio.
Ybi It a De elpbi ia =. Jtopenlber.
- Gos Souptintereiie centrirte lid)
bier oui bie GruGbllng oes Giitrifts.
9lnnalts. Die Hepublifoner bean.
lptlltten, bab ibr Gnnoioot, Somuel
y. 9ioton nit elmer Moioritot bon
10000 Stimmen gelpGblt neroet
miiroe, lpdbreno Die Aeiornl.Earteien
fie Grudblilng ibres Gonbioaten, Z.
Clarence 8ibbonep, NIT betr1dtliher
N'aioritit iiir mabribeinlih bielten.
@lS 'ebr ipobrIheinlih golt, baB Die
Iemofroten ibreu Gonoibaten iir
Gberrifter burhbringen luiiroen, oo
ocrIelbe cine iiberals eneraiihe Gam.
pcgnc 9eiiibrt bat.
Die erlten beute 9lbeno einlauien.
Den 9erihte oelten on. oaB Stotau
c.lp1blt lit. Seine Hluralit1t iber
aibbonep miro oui 10000 bis 40.
600 geId)oet. Ger 9felt bes republi7
to1ilfen IittS 1T e6eniolls erip1bIt.
>Sr onoeren St6oten oeS Stooies
miiroe beite nllr Elm leihtes ifyutuln
dbgegebcn, inoeiien erluGblten pie Ne.
r1lblifaner ibr Stoatstidet (Staats.
Sdnelneiiter, @eneral 9luoitor imo
Sberrihter) nit Der iibliden Usojo.
rit1t.
(Sp0ter) - Hotnn bat 30,00O'b bis
10000 Stimmcn Majoritdt fiber |
o'!bbonep. Gle republifoniide W9o. |
jorltGt i'm Stoote miro iebt ouf 100. |
600 geld1et.
D' q oduietts.
9oI on, 2. ytopember. ssn |
.D'oiiaduietts itanoen Graper (sRep |
unO Vabep (Gent.) als @ouperneurs.
Ganolooten gegeniiber, uno Die Me.
redneten nit YeItimmt.
beit odraui Groper 81 einem 5tpeiten
Sermin 5lI erluablen Sire Stinum.
geber betunoeten inoeiien groBe slpa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03
&ermiIdItc telearapbiidc 9epeidem.

~NHt SSuffuJt ptS SttftutUeftpit
gcmdB ipllroe in aonios Gitp Die
Wide oes bort in letter @od)e per-
ltorbenen Or. j. $. Osborne bon oer
Nriide Der SonniboI.g .giienbobn aus
III Den 0iiIionri geitreitt 5iinisig
0reunoe uno gefanutc oes 8erltor.
tenen Dobnten Ser Geremonic bel.
Or. Osborne mar Dor einigen Sabren
Ten NeIp-Dorf nod aanios Gitp ae-
lonlmen. tD!sz $3.50 'Ah
Ter in 9lem.9orf pcrItorbene
l8tloEiafler Sobn 8allace bot Dem
.llniot College" in Shenectaop, mel:
DIES er letner .3eit beiuht Dat, .$5o,s
600 fiir Die ginridJtilns elmer neueu
2uruid)lile nernodt., 4raw q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03

@etrrit bari man ,,gtuateiis" tiir eiit nubc.
ss f9ntitl ioforf nu9 feuer Ginfiibritltg in ben
Tib bec teioenS SinoetGre. uno oas iehIiei.
iine aeliilnt TT Die pollfommene soeilliua. Is
pttb ooh ben aneeieteHffen Afeoi5inern emf
problem, seit % Snbren bat es fit ourcbnn5
heipdbrt. uHo tetn droeres bon pleid)er OeiIs
iraft IN oorbdnoen Cine Rrobe III tufteuirei
5n bnben man braudt nur B. 9teuneSier &
20, 9or 1916. Hep 2lorf 9iip ju dbreiiiren.
Ste rInafeits" III in alien Mpotbeieu au 6aber'
Ftele $l. (fpWiisr I&g9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03
8rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE oxLY.4

JIaldenbier, beiies Bier ee6rant -
entbalt serabe seang aflphsl,
60 IN eiaem sefaaebeitltdten getrdufe
80 man,ea (3Ex Nrpseut,
Shone. tuertbeoue uno fuiinfdeus,pertbe Wr{,
nieH frei fit SamiIeIi, ,stunbfdQff.
Seiee 2elepboue f29o--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-03

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The weekly news. [volume] (Anacostia [i.e. Washington] D.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-08-07

Miss Emily Thomas has returned from
a two weeks stay at Piney Point, Md,
A new piano for the Congress Heights
School is almost an assured fact, so re-
ports the Committee on Schools, at the
last meeting of the Public Improvement
Association of Congress Heights.
Watch for the number i'm next Satur-
days issue. 1t will pay you.
The weekly news. [volume] (Anacostia [i.e. Washington] D.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-08-07
Mr. James Hodges is visiting relatives
in Maryland.

The Committee Of the Public Improve
ment Association appointed to raise funds
for play ground, reported having raised
over $4,000, which sum will be used in
purchasing a play ground-outiit The
play ground will be established i'm the
school yard.
The weekly news. [volume] (Anacostia [i.e. Washington] D.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-08-07
ANACOSTIA


A unique smoker was given as a sur
prise to the Young gentlemen of the
Anacostia "PLEASURE SEEKERS ~
Social Club. Thursday evening, July
show their appreciation of past
and kindnesses. These members first.
went to the.home Of Miss Agnes Wathen,
222 w Street, and after an hour or more
spent in smoking and card playing, they
Mary and Marguerite Louden, on Pleas
ant Street, where, i'm the meantime, the
young ladies had gathered to await their
Both homes were attactlVeIy dec
Grated mat OF the former hoStesS was
ana mao ulc car u ''p'eS al '"''E'o O'' '''e
.o"", |'E',' ,1'' eS'',''e''' ,', "'s 90' 'e0'
lights. An artisticaIly arranged table,
ueCor''eo W''n reu ana greer, crepe P"Pe,
ana 'nu'''ou'' ,e'''eu O"''u'eS' was Se'
Oh u'G lawn ana " water ,'e'o" ,e"S' was
The weekly news. [volume] (Anacostia [i.e. Washington] D.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-08-07
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Mrs. Leslie F. BouIand and family are
visiting Mrs, L. 6. Hodges on St.
Clements Bay, St. Mary's County, Nd.
The weekly news. [volume] (Anacostia [i.e. Washington] D.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-08-07

The lawn party held by the Baptist
Church last Monday and Tuesday nights
was in every way success. Much
credit should be given the Committee on
Arrangements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
IMPORTANT MEETING
FOR NEXT SATURDAY
GOV. HASKELL WILL NOT AP.
POINT COMMISSIONER UNTIL
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS.

DR. Dow Taylor. chairman of the
democratic central committee Of Car.
ter county, is in receipt of letter
from the secretary of the governor,
which states that Governor Haskell
will not make an appointment of any
one to succeed Allen Speake ON
the board of county commissioners
until the sentral committee makes
an Endorsement The central com
mittee is called for next Saturday.
The committeeman will assemble
at thee ity hall at 10 o'clock and
will endorse a success 70 Mr.. Speake
and also successor to Frank \.
Bonner. deceased member of the
state executive committee. The
successor TO Mr.. Bonner will be
appointed by j. B. Thompson. chair
man Of the state executive commit
tee. The call for the meeting has
been published and cards have been
mailed to every member in the coun.
try notifying them of the call meet
ing.
\ great deal of interest has been
manifested in the appointment of a
member OF the board of commission.
ers Many kilograms have been sent
% the governor hut is is very plain
that the governor has not made ~
his mind as to whom he will ap
point The people of Ardmore feel
that this city should have mem.
ber on the board. They state they
pay IS per cent of the taxes of
the county and have nc member on
the board The people from the
Speake district outside of Ardmorc
think the appointment should be
made from the country. They say
the people elected man from the
country and his successor should
be- from the same place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
BIG BANK DRAFT IS
SENT AWAY TODAY
ARDMoRE STATE BANK WILL
COLLECT MONEY FOR BUILDING
COUNTY COURT HOUSE.

The Ardmorc state bank of this
city today sent away drafts for the
collection of $4,000 which belongs to
the county to be used bon ne construc.
tion OF a court house \ portion ol
the money is already here and the
payment Of these draft will soon bc
made and the money will De- forthcom.
ing. The same bank some days ago
collected in one paymout S2l3,O0D to
be used for roads and bridges which
is the biggest draft ever collected by
any of the banks here Mir. ScNalIy
and Mr. Darden, members Of the
Board OF County Commissioners. who
were here yesterday said the contract
for the court house would not De- let
until the governor appoints q success.
sor for Allen w. Sp,1kp. deceased
member of the board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
.LOWENSTE|N LEASES
BURTON-PEtL STAND
WILL BE OCCUPIED BY LADIES'
FURNISHING HOUSE AND S AND
10 CENT STORE.

The Lowcnston Millinery and La.
dies Furnishing House viii occupy
the former Burton-Pcol building on
Main street on the first of January.
Mr.. Albert Lowcnstciu returned yes
terday from Fort Worth where he en-.
tered into a contract for the building
with Mr.. Burton and the lease was
signed and sent TO Mr Burton today.
his is magnificent business house
in a splendid location and il speak
well for the Lowenstein establishment
to secure II.
\ portion Of the same building will
he occupied by new enterprise. The
3 acd 10 Cent Store. There is no
store of this kind in the city and 1t
is a necessity. There is plenty of
room for such an enterprise and 1t
will be in the hands of people VINO
will know how to make it success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
DECLARES DIVIDEND
A SIXTEEN PER CENT DIVIDEND
BEING PAID BY sELvIDGE BUS.
lNESS COLLEGE.

a, meeting of the directors of the
Selyidgo Business College held today
a dividend OF l6 per cent was declared
and the president and general man.
agcr. Prof G.. = Sclvidgc is mailing
out the checks in payment of he div.
idcnd. Sclyidgc Business College has
the reputation of being the best com.
mercial school in the state. 1t is Iocat.
ed in it's own building near the bus
mess distric' OF the city. it is not the
largest school In the state but it has
the advantage Of giving every pupil
the personal instruction Of President
Sclyidgc who ranks high with the
leading educators Of the state. II is
So situated and managed that the
very best moral training is given the
students and they leave this college
well fitted for successful business
career and q useful life
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16

The engagement of the popular
fayorite Mr. William \. Duncan prom.
ises treat the theatre going pub.
lie. Mr.. Duncan will appear in an
entire new, clean and original line OF
plays written in their entirety by him.
sels. Opening in the four act comedy
drama, The Independent Producer" ,"
a tale beautifully told OF the oil fields
of Oklahoma and Texas. showing
clearly the struggle of the people yer.
sus the trusts, interspersed through.
out with thrilling climaxes and whole.
some cemely. Mr.. Duncan in the
character of Jack Gordon shows the
ideal American youth, accompanied
by a selected company of artists.
One week commencing, Dec. 20th,
Prices Is, %, 80. Usual matinees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
BAKER NOT GUILTY.
Tried For Murder Committed IL
July, 1eo5-krdmore Attorneys.

Judge Stillwell II. Russell and j.
Champion returned yesterday after.
non from TishOmingo where they
defendant Wayne l.. Baker charg-
ed with murder The jury was out
but seven minutes minutes, when
they returned with a verdict OF
not guilty, Baker was charged with
having killed Ben Ross in Ego in
July, 1905. lie stayed away from
the court until after statehood when
he returned and surrendered. A por-
tion OF the time after the killing,
before he was arrested. he was in
Oklahoma City, employed with the
street railway company. Self de-
fense was the plea,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
Rich Mems Gifts Are Poor

besides this: Il want to go on record
as saying that I regard Electric Bit
ters as one of the greatest gifts that
God has made to woman, writes
Mrs. Rhinevault. of Vestal Center, n.
Y, Il can never forget what 1t has
done for me- This glorious medi.
cine gives woman buoyant spirits,
vigor of body and jubilant health. II
quickly cures Nervousness, Sleepless.
ness, Melancholy. Headache, Back.
ache, Painting and Dizzy Spells; soon
builds up the weak. ailing and siclkly.
Try them. soc at Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
? lbell Returned.

j. V. Cabell has returned from
Kentucky where he was called
some three months ago on account
OF the death of his father. He left
here the latter part of August and
since the death of his father he has
been with his mother and assisting
her in the management Of the es-
tate. Mr.. Cabels mother will come
here next March to visit some time
and if she is pleased with Oklaho
ma and her attachment is not too
strong for Kentucky she will move
to Ardmore Mr.. Cabells father was
the founder and president Of Potter
College, at Bowling Green. Ky, and
was very useful man. He was
in the midst of busy and useful
career in the educational field when
death claimed him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
PERSONALS

T. H. Bennett is visitor here today
from Paris, Texas
Il H. Haynes was a visitor here 10.
day from Marietta.
Eugene Wolyorton was here last
night from Mannsyilc
Miss lucz Stewart IS ia Oklahoma
city visiting with friends
H. L. Kaufman was a business Wis.
itor here today from Enid
!. 4 Kendall Of Oklahoma city was
a business visitor here today.
x. 7. Malone was a business visitor
here today from Dallas. Texas.
II. \ Rincr returned today from a
business visit to points east.
Richard McI.ish was a visitor here
today from his home no bromide.
Mrs j. VI. Whitfield Of Bcrwyn was
here today visiting with friends.
Mrs Frank Eonucr left today for a
visit with relatives at Pauls Valley
j. Henry Johnson is q business Wis.
itor here today from Oklahoma city.
VIII W. Sanford is In oklahoma
city today looking after business at
fairs
J. y. Goldsby went to Wayne today
to look after his farming interests
there
p r Kilgorc Of Chickasha was
among the out OF town visitors here
today
Uncle" John Thomas a prominent
Indian citizen Of Baum was a visitor
here today.
Oscar Wells has returned from a
business visit 10 points in northern
Oklahoma.
j. II. Gregory prominent farmer
and stockman from near Marietta
was a visitor here today.
Mr. and Mrs George VI. Henley who
removed from here to Muskogcc a
few months past have returned and
will reside here in the future.
II 4 IIeffner was called yesterday
to Grcenyille. Texas. on account of
'hc serious Illness Of an uncle Of his.
This uncle assisted Mr.. Hefner
through college and he feels very
close to him and left Immediately
upon the receipt of the news that he
was sick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
Demand for Realty.

Mrs. Ada Bennett. who is at VII
liam Wood College. in Mississippi,
has written her friends here that
she will return for the holidays.
She has had a very tempting Of
fer made her for the purchase Of
her property on north Washington
street and she will come for the
purpose of considering the matter
Of disposing of her home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
Red Men Elect OHicars.

At 4 regular council of Washita
Tribe No. 33, Improved Order of Red
Men held in their Wigwam last night
the following chiefs were chosen for
the ensuing six moons:
AylmeT Moore Sachem.
Henry A. Prophet.
w. II. Enloe-Senior Sycamore.
J. A. Roberson-Junior Sycamore.
IBoger-Keeper OF Wampum.
II. A. Kembel-Representative 10
State Great Council.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
Stung for IS Years

by Indigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and 100000 worth of medi-
cine in vain, B. f. Ayscue. of Ingle.
side, n. c., at last used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. and writes they
wholly cured him. They cure Con
stipation, Billiousness, Sick Head.
ache. Stomach, Liver. Kidney and
Bowel troubles. 25c at Ardmore
Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-16
Chas. W. Swngle SidT Underwood
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