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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
@aNern.

~ il dem Gin oltdl lit Ser
Miindener Sofseieaidait beItens BE-
fanntes Mitglieb bes olterreidiid)en
boben @bels. StnnocSberr Shirt Ser.
hinanO 3henfo b. 2pbforpis, feiert
init ieiner @emablin Nnna, geb. @rd.
fin b. Neippera, arf ShloB &ouonis
ooS Set Der iilbernen Sod5eit. =.
n.-Sn Der No6t bronnte
in Der Srti6aft 2intad oas Der @iif.
lersnitttpe Namersbergcr gcborige
Nntueien NIT Ben grnteporrGtben
poaitanoig nieber. Il
@roBbaBlad Of. - SIM @artcs
rollm 5peiter &laiie Der 9obnitatioa
Widlesgrelttb eriboB fiji Der 21.iGb.
rige taubItumnle Sobn bes Tiarrcrs
9ruber bon @roBboblad). ).
&aiiersIantern. Ter Inn
Die pfal5iide 6orituermaItung uno
GrlhlicBnng bes EfGI3cr 8albes
hod)perbiente 8egierunssoireftor ".
u, Sitter beabiiftigt in oieiem Sabre
IN ben @nbeitanb 81 tretcn.
Mem III tngen. - Gin onicits
bod)geadjteter Wann, Souptlebrer
goitmgdrtner III Mcmmingen, lit an
Den Solgen elmer 9arnloperatlon, Der
CT ii6 in elmer Wiindener 9linif I'M.
ter5ogen batte, 0eitorben.
90 ii blborf. = 3iir5Iid, iplrec
u
Der @etreiOeitaoel, ioipie Der aub.
iino Sd)fueinefal oes 8farrboics
Sberbergfirfen Elm Haub Der Tlam.
men. Ser Shaocn betrGgt ettua
$4,000 Marf.
Miirnberg.- gcrbaitct tpitroe
bier ser ctgliide @eiitlide Cunning.
BAN aus Srlano, Der iid nit ieiner
5rali bier aiIf Der. 9urd)reiie bcforo,
lpegen @ergebens nod 5 IT'S beS 81
St..@..9., begangen an einent tarb.
itltmmen iungen Mann.
Wir3burg.- Sier i~tiir5te fid)
Die 50 Sabre aite 2onogeridtsicfre,
tarstuittiue Menes Toriler bonn 1.
Gtod ibrer Mpbnuns berob auf's
pfIaiter. Die 8erleeuneen tuaren
oerart, bob Der Ioo nad elmer Stnn.
be eintrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
G1niereih Sudlicu.

DRESDEN. - Gem 9udbalter
Surrle lro Dem 9ailfiibrcr Seioel
IN Dresden lit bic bronsene 2ebcnS'
rettirngsbemuiQe nit Der SefigniB
perlicben luoroen, iie AM mcibell
Sonoc 81 traQen.
8ronb. - 2um 9preermciiter
bieier Staot muroe untef Is 9cmcr.
bern Serr Hotbsaiiciior 3pin9e,.
berg aus @obcnitein grnittbal &C.
nGblt.
Is iideIsbcra. - Gs crtranf
bcim 9obc1 i'm Seimonn'ibcit@cbr-
teid in Der fSlobo Der 9i1brige Sobn
bcs Siillmccers Sdifilcr.
| + d BERG Sn Gird)bcr9
bat iid Del Sud)mod)cr Sermann
9tieocl ans @rnm iibcr ben 500 Jet.
ner sSrot erDdltgt.
2eip8ig. Muf penn 90.
bauer 9crge purbc Der an Der Z,
9iirgeridrule in 9eip5ig angeitcGtc
2ebrer @ilbclm Eanrert crihoiien
ou~f0ciunocn.
Neul It q 3 a. - Sicr rcrltorb I'M
Sitter bon 6S Sobrcn Der YripotnS
unb Stnbtratb Carl @uitap Grit
ncr. Sitter bes Mlbrebtsorbens 9,
Glalic.
Of y. Der Snbober bcs
@aitbofes gum golbcncn 2ofuen. Serr
Grnit @ilbelm, cine in Sihat uno
llmgesenb befanntc Eerionlihfcit, iii
i'm Mlter bon Al Sabren %geitorbcn.
d c b b /. g. Sicr
f"eierte Eripa.ier G6,larb Nidter nit
ieiner Srau bas 50idbrige gbeinbi.
I1um.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
0a0en.

GarIsrube. - Gum 70. Sc.
burtstoee Sans Sbomas ipcrben brei
peridieoene Iusltequngen einen
lleberbIid iiber baS fiinitleriide
S6affen bes Iltmei1ters eeben. 9te
augemeine Musitelllng bon @emdl-
BEN Sbomas finoet in BEN S6len oes
9ahiiGen aunItpereins Itatt.
Druid /. = Ser perbeiratbetl
45iabrige EaeIGbner Soiepb 8aier
bon bier lieB iid) in Der Nobe ser
NabrrnesmitteIiobrif bon einenl
cinfabrcnocn 3use iiberfabren. Ser
SOB trat iofort Elm.
Ne"u0ingen. - Bel ser 9iir-
germeiitertpabl ipurbe Serr Gmil
Seincmann, Der Sobn l,niereS friiDc-
rem bodperoienten Srtsborltanoes,
getp1blt.
Sbermin ben. - SaS @obn-
uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes 9auh-
tpirtbs Sermann Solf bronnte inncc.
bolb brei Stunben bis ouf Die
8runopfeiler nieoer.
Bor5bcinl M. = Ha6 ltnier-
idlagirng bon 900 Marf fliidtcte Der
perbeiratbete ausId,ifer unb Siilfs-
arbeiter aorl 2uotpie @onmann boz,
@ieblingen, bier ipobnbaft.
-Stp &ads.. AZ Der 46 sSdfre dlte
Slibrunternebmer Rapp bon bier ge.
rietb Bel @i%nteripiiren inter iein
Tl,brperf unO erlitt tootlide Ser,
lesuilgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
Eeitcrrcidj %1tnaarn.

@icn.- Gircftor Woris Hlotuit,
Scr HcItcr bieicr Wuiifcriamilic.
~fciertc nit iciner Satin 9arolinc bie
goloenc SodBeit.
Nuiiia.- GS brad iniolgc eii,er
&oscrploiion in Der GngelbroGecic
oes ScIci 2aaSer cid 9rato' aits, Sem
bns 2oborotorium un0 ane auiae.
Itnpcltcn @naren i'm @ertbe BON
10000 9roncn gum Spier miielcil.
Giicg. - Gle ans gbajio 5iiriid.
aefebrte Satin bcs Giieger Taicl.
ridters aorl 9roian crltattcte sic
gn3eigc. boB ibr Dor ibrcr Nbrciic
aus Ibba5iu i'm Sotel. bas iic be.
pobntc, olls Sem perihloiienne Gin.
nler i1nlmltIidp Silnclen aeitoblen
murocn. Gic cntpenoeten Bre5ioieu
babeu cinen @crtb BON 5000 arcuen.
Snnsbruf. Ser 500 Der
goronin b. Sonocn lit nid)t oili Elm
Eerbred)en ,uriid5liiibren. s. BAIT
belt lid, I'M cinen Selbitnioro iniclNc
Der lnlBlid)cn Observation-Disclosures. m
Die Srau b. SorlOcn bel ibren Ser.
binbirngen nit Dem Serrn Sammcr'
i0nliot gcratbcn mar.
9 d) N d. If. - Ser 76iGbrisc
a%leinbGrSlcr Soiei Srril5l aus
Mannsport ~crticrnte iih aus itiuer
@obnung nit Sclbitmorbabiidtcil.
SpGtcr mllroc ct bon icinem SoGnc
2copclo i'm Siibneritnllc lic0eiIo tot
a~nigciunocr, no or iid) Oil cilcm
Stride erbingt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
SeiIeu.0armjtabt.

% r e + enb Ell M. = Der burd
einen OoIhitid t0btlid perleste
9oliseibiener @eil mlrbe in Der
llniperiitGt Warburg operirt nlo
miro nod @usiage Der IerSte Dem
2eben erbalten bleiben.
9ieburg.- Serr Seinr. 9oll.
mann unb feline gbeirau Barbara
geb. anopp feierten bo5 Set ibrcr
goIoenen Sod5eit. Scr Si,biIar lit
IS, Die Subilarin rs Sabre alt.
gbau. = Sier bot iif Der 80.
jdbrise @rbeiter @eter Menges er.
Dangt.
Wieoer. 81 q m it abt - SSn.
fpIge zines Sersidlases pcritarb bier
pIotIid Der aItelte bielige 2cbrer,
&err s.. Gbrbarb.
Oil 6.-Sem Iegierungs.
baumeilter @eil iplirbe Ole lei,cr.
riftcte Stabtbauinipcftorltcq iibcr.
tragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
S1Mringen.

9ernburg. - GS brad in Der
I'M porigen Sabre crballten 0adpap.
ben. unb Gbeeriabrif 81 Drobel, Die
elmer gftiengeieaitait in StaBfurt
aebort. elm Seuer aus, oas bieIeltil.
Iations Iulage unb bu5 Seiielbaus
seritorte.
Seno. = Nah benz Snfraittre.
ten oes nelien Urauiteuer : Ueietcs
bate audi Sic bon Oct biciiserS taot.
permnltung betrie6ene Staot6rauerei
ibre gierpreiie erbobt unb 3pdr iir
9aaerbicr I'M 8 Wt. iiir @eiB. uno
Giniahbier uHt 2 Mi. Dirs iiibr.e
sur popfottirung Der Wrousret.
Seu!errpba. GUM. erltsE
miirgermei,ter puroe ar Stelle ses
pe~ri.orbenen Gberburgermeiiters 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
Mcflcnburu.

@repesm IAIen. Ger 70.
@cbitrtstag Sbts 2ebrersa rnb Sreo'
niiten Used, meIder nod in GROCER
&iiitigfeit iein Ii1t perlpoltet, p,,r.
De i'm fieinea Sadle oes Sdiiscn.
balles bonn ganseu aollegium nit
Den 9amen feitlih beaangeil.
&ibntb. sfuf idrcdlihe @ei-
ie inns 2ehen eefornmen lit Die 6Ka
Sabre oGte 1odJter Srieba oes Bib.
ners &oge in 3lofenbaaen.
@ d on be + 9. Z @egen , britt
senoen @eroafts, feline Stiefmutter
crmorbet 6u buben, lit ser stpanSi6-
jGbrige Sobn bes Biibners uno Wa.
id)inenbeliters @lilff in 3ictben Der.
baitet iporocn. isl'',
Meu fri Ii t.- Sn ben Titbe.
itanb perfect iinO Die 2ebrerinnen
s(lberttne 8abrbt uno &aroline San.
feIpis, beiOe @roBb. Soberen Wab.
denfd)ule. a.uI =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
HDMmcrH.

Stcttin. = Sroi. Or. Goene
pom WarienltiitS @pmnaiium, Ser
in Ben Hubcltuno tritt, lit Ser Gotbe
Molcrorbeu piertcr aloile perlicben
tpprben.
@reifenbagen - Sir Gct.
tung 5tpcier Greunbirmen bciln9u5en
pom Sobc Sos grtrinfenS lit Dem
SrGulein Marie ariiger, Sodter ocs
@oitpirtbes ariiger IN Spoomsauc
bic Mcttungsnebaiae om @onoe Der.
licDcn lpor0en.
Scrinas0prf. - @pr Dem
bieiiacn aurballs iicl ploslih Ser
Sobrifoirettor @einrid NuboIpb aus
Moobit 81 9obeu un0 mar Iofprt
foot. Gin Ser5idlog bate ieincm
2ebcn pIotlih Elm Gnoe 9cmod)t.
SoBnit. = Shmcrperlest bat
iih bcim airidenpliidcn scr in scr
@iGo aarl Souer beidGitigtc Salls.
0icller WiiQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
EhlcGcn.

geufben. = Gs brad) in ocni
MISUNDERSTANDING bcS 1t1otiidct
@%aiienbauicS oil Der aoicrncnitrube
Scucr aus, Dem groBe Mcl,gen Sclt
itn6 Strobporrdtbe 5lim Spier tie
len. Sic 6cuerpcbr fonltte cs not)
einitiinoiger Mrbeit ouf l%ei1et Scro
beihrGnfen.
Slogan. - Gem Sberpctcrindr
Shmibt bonn Observation-Disclosures
Al in Slogan. friiberen I%ngebori6cl1
Der Sdnbtruppe fir Siiopeitairifa,
lit fir ictn tapieres &erbulten i'm
MuHtanosaebiete Der Gronci,-S rbe.l
a. alaiie nit Sdtpcrtert am peiBcn
@ailoe nit idpar5cr giniaiiung Der.
liebeli porocn.
Sermsoorf. - Gs brod in
ciner Dadfammer oes @aitbofts
.sur MISUNDERSTANDING" Sener aus.
.Sas lid icbr raid iiber oas gall,e
9adgeidob %nerbreitete uto M0bel,
@dide. uno Yel8itiide pernidtetc.
Sn Dem unter bent 3ieaeloah ecIc-
gei,en Saubenidlage eritidten etmu
5lpansig Saiiben.
Sirfhberg. Sn Sdypar5.
bad i'm S~iereebirse eritadJ. in Scr
Nad)t, pabriheinlid i'm Streit, Der
I Tab%rifarbeiter Drebler Den Mrbeitcr
Hosler.
Woblau. &c tanb III Seinsen.
6orf, ST. WobInlL i'm geiiein ser
@utsberrifaft unb elmer sablreifen
@emeinoe bic ginpeibung Ser Don
Graii @ittersutsbeiiser Styling se.
griinbeten @leinfinberIhnle itatt.
, 3abr5e. = Iuf Der GonforOia.
srube tui,rbe Der 8ergmot,n SHari
BON Su Brube eebenben @%eiteinSmoi.
fen eridlagen. Die 2eihe purbe in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
Clbcnbnrg.

SIbenbnre. gs nerid,icb
iarit nab tangent 2eioen ser @tlc4
rnaeitnallt 5. o. Serr Selmutb bon
2egat.
@eubort - Ger 9anomonn
Weper, bierielbit fallfte b,trd Ser,
lnittclilnsr oes guftionators @obm
it, @odborn Die @irtbidoft bes 0oIt-
lpirtbs 9renfen IN @robitcbc. Ser
aaMipreis betr1gt 1900 Warf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
grannjdjpeis.

gronnih.pei 9. Gie Cir,
fpobner5aEI Der Staot @raullidrueig
bctrng nod Der Nerionenitano5oni'
nobme bonn 81. Sttober b. IS. 140,'
951.
Sd6ninaen. 1ic Gait.
mirtbihait Sum 1biirirscr Sof'
fSub 0Sitre aehl bicr) lit. ter Oct.
9ausbiener Carl Vnpenbero (atant:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
Qnrcmbnra.

2uyem 6urg, - Sm Ilter Dol,
SO Sobrcn pcridjieO bier mad, Ial,aer
aranfbeit Der iriibcrc auuiralln Sr.
Nboli Yiiicer. r
Gbermctig. = Sier itarb Sr.
Yiarrer &eisrisp uon Gbermertia.
p'arrer in G6ermersig war ct felt
l67h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

SO" ipradt Der ciile, ia aebt ia
Der Saoerllitpp per, mid, him adltiou4
ieno SbaIer betrogrli bait" Hpeis
ter Serr: eSa, uie 10 benn9- o@eil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

Gin ipnberbarer @etrii.
ser. Ser MeHtier Soieibah gebt
on einen1 Meitntrart porbei, aus oeni
gerabe 5luei Serrtu berausfpmnlerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

Cauipotbin gebeten." Neiic: .llno
iuie es ans Gotbeaaeidenf fum "a
Bit I'll pobl Dor Sdlrcd unfge.
poft!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

% olitioie GrqGn5una. -
Nlte 1cisige Iante: .Gieie Woft bot'
tc id, eincn ,merfpiiroigen 1rouni.
Ytir trdumte, i6 lpare irgenowo oils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

.@o hnt Sic ocnu Sic @iciic &C.
2" Gimme Nra1e. nos Sm
tSrcisl." ,1ti.a 1ot mol cine IN
ben grnl geltodlen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
Sobenspaern.

&aigerlod d. = Ser iiirltlid)e
9ildbalter Srieortd 9aser mllrbe
5,t @rabe getragen. gr bat bos bobc
glitter bon ST Sabren crreiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

or nit feline Sod)ter nid,t acscbcl
bot
+, Gnupbeu aetroiien.1San
tc: Wit Dem TbotograpI, ben 'Tu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08
SeiIcn. GaGcl.

aaiieI. ~ Gs iino % Sabre
pergangen ieit 6r1ulcin gina Sbd.
fer in bos bieiiDe Woociunarcn.@e.
id)dit bon anrl 0cidrnanll Nadi.
, oils IerfGnferils cingctreten lit.
Giners u~nierer ~befanntciten un6
beliebtcltcn Wiitbiiraer. SEER 9oiIic.
ferunt Gbriition 6olfe. beging oie
Teier icines iiebjiaiten Gcbnrtsiuaes.
Sristar. Der IS Sabre dlte
gddergcieae 0rullbe lit III Der GSpr
bein @aid)en oes YierOcs In cine
rticfc Stellc aerathen unO ertrlu,fen.
$ or 8 Gs itdrb bier
mad, Idngcrcn' 2ciocr Ser iriibera
giirgcrmtiltcr w1ierer Stao.. Serr
Ienticr Georg @raltr. i'm gIter BON
rs Srhrcn.
Wenitaot. 8ier beainspn
oic Gbcleutc Safob un0 Soiciine@ies
oos 6cit Der golocnen Sod)seit.
@itcrhau Chem ,Srdu.
Ie.n Grna Sdpll5 (odter hes Saul.
nnnns S,lgo SGul5 uon bier, pur.
mir empioblcn bait blu id gar .uidt
Suirieoen.q Iui oen %loern iebe it
ia ans ,pie cine &ierSigerin" 9sid,.
te: nSa, ein bi3dcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-08

bic ~2cid,chba1e bes 3nappidoitS.
laSarctbs 0cid)oiit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30
fine DENTAL PARLORS
DR.. BERTENSHAW OPENS ONE
OF MOST COMPLETELY EQUIP.
PED OFFICES IN CITY.

I'm rooms in the Noble building
there has just been opened one of
the most modern and complete dental
offices ever seen i'm Ardmore The
proprietor of the new parlors is Dr.
H. G. Bertenshaw. late OF Coffey.
cville, Kan. who has come TO Ard.
more to make his home:
Dr. Bertenshaw has one of the
incest suites in the remodeled Noble
building, and one finds one OF the
most completely equipped offices for
the treatment of the teeah that can
be imagined. 1t is said that with
out good tools workman il unable
to do the best work. This is Ger.
tainly more than true in the dental
profession, but Or. Bertenshaw's Of
ficcs are equipped with almost ev-
cry known modern device which is
cal and operative dentistry His oper-
used In his work and 10 do mechani-
ating room, occupying as II does a
windows. is positively inviting de-.
spite the fact that a visit to a dent
ist is sometimes painful thing DR.
Bortcushaws offices. operating room
and reception rooms are equipped
win all kinds Of electrical appli.
anccs and other apparatus needed
in his line.
DIR. Bertenshaw is a graduate of
Western Dental college of Kansas
City, one of the largest and best
institutions Of its kind in the west,
besides having taken several post
graduate courses. He is fully equip.
ped and ready now to receive patti.
ents and will be glad 10 meet and
merit the patronage of the people of
this city.
3Od&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30

ORDINANCE NO. 10.

An Ordinance making rental for Sew.
ers lien upon the property TO
which said Sewer is attached; Pro
viding for the collection Of same
and declaring an emergency:
Be it Ordained by the Board Of Com.
missioncrs Of the city of Ardmorc:
Section /. That from and after
July Isl, 1909, all sewer rents shall
be charged to the owners Of the prop
crty to which said sewer is connect
ed. and said sewer rent shall become
a lien upon said property and If not
paid wncn due be collected as other
taxes are collected aud all costs and
expenses incurred In such collection
shall be charged to and collected
iVom said property owner
Section 2. All ordinances and parts
Of ordinances In conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 3. An emergency is hereby
declared to exist by reason whereof It
Is necessary for the immediate pre-.
scrvation of the public health. peace
and safety that this ordinance take
effect from and after its passage and
approval.
Passed and approved this Goth day
of June. 1909.
JAMES \. COTNER, Mayor.
Attest:
g. H. BRUCE. City Clerk.
First published June 80. 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30
ORDINANCE NO. 20.

An Ordinance providing for the APP
pointmont of Bookkeepcr. Pro
scribing his duties. fixing the sal.
airy and declaring an emergency.
BE it ordained by the Board of com.
missioners of the City of Ardmorc:
Section l. That the Office of book.
keeper for the City of Ardmore be
and the same is hereby created That
1t shall be- the duty OF said bookkeep.
er to keep all of the books of said
city and to do any and all things or
dcred by the Board of Commissioners
and Mayor.
Section .. That the compensation
of said book.keeper shall be not less
than seventy.hve (s75) Dollars per
month.
Section 3. An emergency Is mere.
by declared to exist by reason whereof
1t is necessary for the public health.
peace and safety that this ordinance
take effect from and after its passage
and approval.
Passed and approved this 29th day
Of June. 1909.
JAMES A. COTNER, Mayor.
Attest:
G.. H. BRUCE. City Clerk.
First published June 30, 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30
GOOD AND BAD BOOKS.

The best books for any particular
person are those which help him
most TO live his true life. The worst
ones are those which hinder him.
There is tale OF man whose prin.
cipal reading consisted OF medical
book in which the various diseases
were numbered consecutively from
one to ten thousand. when ne had
finished his literary labors he had
all the ten thousand diseases in an
aggravated form. 1t is not alone ply
sical ailments that we may catch from
the books we dip into Mental ana
spiritual ones are likewise contagious,
and fit into our being just as easily.
From this We may lay down at least
one rule about bad books, which is
that every volume whose influence is
discouraging or depressing ought to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30

street, it is hereby ordered that the
said sidewalks are necessary and that
the property owners on said street
are hereby ordered to put down con.
crete sidewalks four gD feet wide in
20 days from this date and upon fail.
ure to do so within said time that
the Board of Commissioners will ad.
vertise for bids and put said sidewalks
in and charge the same to the ad-
joining property.
Passed and approved this the 29th
day Of June, 1909.
JAMES A. COTNER, Mayor.
Attest:
g. II. BRUCE. City Clerk.
First published June 80, 1909
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-30
Use Ardmoreite Want Ada
When LIES Worth Living,

Have you ever felt so sick that Won
were sure something serious was going
TO happen? And then someone advised
you 10 move your bowels: you did as
instructed, and became suddenly well
and cheerful. Then life seemed worth
living again. But why not keep the
Use DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as di-
rected for such intermittent cases, and
II will cure your tendency to constipa-
tion and so strengthen and tone the
they will soon learn TO do the work
themselves. II has done this for thou
sands OF people whose letters this paper
has often printed. II will do II for you.
Al any rate. try II. bottle can be
bought OF any druggist for so cents
or 81.
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LATE SOCIETY.
Il :: (. {. . .: u - :: 8: :: :: s: :: .. I.
Moore.Allen Wedding.

The marriage rites Of Miss Annie
Marguerite Moore and MIR. Ben Allen
Of Terrell. Texas, were performed
this morning at ten o'clock at the
home of the brides sister Mrs. Byron
Drew. by the Rev. pr Gross Prcsi.
dent of Hargrovc college.
The beautiful Drew home was an
immense summer garden whore the
exotic ANIMALS OF Iunc.timc. sweet
peas and nasmrtiums. mingled their
fragrance with the rarcr perfume o,
the gorgeous American Beauty r,srs
and dantior colorcd tea roses from
the florist.
I'm the parlor where the ceremony
was performed au alcoyr was formed
in one corner with artistic griV wotI
made of houcysucklc and uasmrtums
The background was "a banking OF
palms aud ferns.
Preceding the wedding hour. Miss
Georgia sue Jones played hcauti-
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Notice OF Sale OF Real Estate.

In the matter Of the guardianship
(curatorship) OF Lindsay Cam.
Notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance OF an order of the County Court
Of Pittsburg County. state OF Okla
homa, made on the 18th day of Oc.
tobor 1908. the undersigned guar.
dian tcuratorD OF the cetatc Of Lind.
say Cam, will sell at Ardmure to
the highest bidder. subject To con.
firmation by said Court on the 18th
day of July, 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m.
in front Of the court house. all the
right. title and in'ere't of said Lind.
say Cam In and to the following
described real estate. situated in Gar
vim and Carter counties. state of
oklahoma to-wit:
An undivided one half interest in
and to the SO SEA Swii Sec.
g. and NJ NWh and EA SWH
NWh Sec .. T. . n. Il, 2 West;
and SIC 10 acres of lot and lot 2.
less 2.lS acres for the \. Il c. Rail.
way aud NJ SWA NEh and
NEh SEA NWh and SWh
SWh SEA Sec. 6, T. s., II. 2
West.
Said real estate will be sold on
the following terms and conditions
to-wit: Cash on delivery Of deed.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be. filed in
the County Court or delivered to the
undersigned at Ardmore. Oklahoma
Dated this the 18th day of June,
1909
J. S. MULLEN.
Guardian Of Lindsay Cam.
wk 23.30.7.14
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PERSONALS

j. c. Baker, of Elmore. was in
the city today visiting with friends
and looking after some business mat
ters.
County Attorney James Mathers.
who has been quite sick for ten days
is able to be out again. Mr.. Mathers
vas out campaigning for the Morgan
township bonds and was taken sick
with blood poisoning, but is recover
ing.
Harold f.. Barton, of Houston, Tex.
is in the city on business for
few days.
Fred r. Stephenson Of Round
Brook y. j., is among the eastern
business prospectors in the city for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. c. Bennett. Mrs.
r.. 4. Hayes and Misses Ruth and
Minnie Hayes were up last night
visiting wi,h friends.
Mrs. NJ. +. White and little daugh-
ter were over last night from
Tishomingo visiting with friends.
Mrs. Arthur James. who has been
quite low at her home in the south
cast part of the city and who yes
terday underwent a serious operation
IS reported TO be resting easily to-
day and slowly improving.
Miss Laura Tucker. who has been
confined to her home with severe
attack of of appendicitis is some bet
ter today.
Mrs. l.. l.. Blake left today for
Duncan where she will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Granam. She
was accompanied by her two daugh-
ters, Misses Virginia and Ruth.
Miss Rosa Mcclure of Tlshomingo
who has been visiting friends here re-
turned to her nome today.
\. c. Young the Main street furni-
turc dealer. left today for busi-
nes trip to Chicago where he will
buy goods for his big store.
Ruddle Byrd. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Byrd, has returned from Mis-
souri, and has accepted a position as
shipping clerk for the Crown Bottl-
ing works.
Miss Gladys and Juanita, are back
family have returned from visit in
Illinois with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hannah have
returned from bridal trip to Gal
weston and other points on the
coast.
Miss Daisy Bentley, of Houston,
is the guest this week of her friend.
Miss Laura Nolen
Mrs. y. +. Martin and daughters.
Miss Gladys and Jaunita, are back
from visit with friends and rela-
tives in Dallas.
Miss Jessie Van Wormer who has
been the guest of her sister, Miss
Nerna Van Wormer, returned to her
home in Chicago last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Drew are en-
teraning this week Mrs. Robert
Crawley, of Beaumont. Tex.