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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15

There is a reason We are not
going to handle jewelry and We of,
fer the stock we have at cost.
lovely things TO select from. Come
here before you buy Snider's Drug
Store. l5-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15

\ handsome box of candy IS an alb.
solute necessity OF the Christmas days
and Ringers is the best place to get
It. lO-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15
No Meeting Tonight.

owing to the inclemency of the
weather Indianola Encampment I. o.
O. F., will not meet tonight
l. X. MASON, C. p.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15

Another suggestion: A pretty hand
bag. They are always a delight. Ring
er Drug Co. l06
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15
Stockholders Meetinu.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank
of Ardmore, Oklahoma, will be held
at their banking room in Ardmore
Oklahoma, Tuesday, Eanuary 9th,
1912, between the hours of 10 a. m.
and p. m, for the purpose of elect
ing eight directors to serve the en-
suing year.
c. L. ANDERSON.
15-20t Cashier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15
sOO@OOOOO@
FOX SALE

farming tools; cheap for cash. ],
l.. Sinkes, 1104 Third avenue, :.
W, or at Ardmore Abstract Co.
Phone No. p. lit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15
dbe Dai!p ArOnlorfllf.

Entered az he Pos'oc.ce q, ArdmoTe
a. se.ond-Class Matter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-15

Dated December u, 1911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

Itann, feinen @eiinnltnessenciien Sbee
tjon BON 8rffalo init Der Scga sll be-
ileiben. Oagegen lsbuten iich Die beis
isren Glemente Der Defnptrdtiihen
gartsi aui. Wturpbp CAB aber ntht
nad. Gr boffte. NIT Dem 5etifd Der
ggartsis sReguIaritdt" bur4suoringen.
Gbeehau ipar pom nemotratiihen 8aus
tus nominirt tporoeu uno oemndh be-
trdhtete Der 9oB pom 3dmmanp IS ais
Die 9flid1t zines jeoeu Dsmotraten IN
Der 2sgistatur, fir 5beehon Su tttm=
men. Eidfihtsn duf Die @ottsmstrung
itelte er niht in RehHung aus nem
nabeliegeneen 9ruuoe, oaB ieine Serrs
i1aft auf gefliFentliher sSgnprtruHs
oes @oltes bsrubt. 5iir ihn lit Die
9oIitit tein Snitrumsnt CUR 5Oroerung
Der Gffentlihen, ionoern Der prlodten
sSntereiYen. Qtlsln tpsnn fiir tbn Die
3eitper6dltniFe Tih nitt geGnoert has
BEN, lit Die groBe iittli6e @rDeduna
Die ba scrfreuIihe 3eidRn unierer gs=
eenpGrtigen 3sit lit, ntAt an elmer be-
beuttnoen 9(n3abl Mdnnsr in ietner
gartei ipurIoS ppriibergsgunger. WtIt
Guti6IoTenbeit harrter lie gegsn Shsss
ban aus uno habsn Die 9snugthuun9
gu persei6nsr, ouB sr unterle8en it,
inoem Die Mabl auf ben Expectations
aidter S'8ormdn ftel, Der btsldng
oar ni6t in 8etruht qstommsn tror.
Gr mag ais eiu Somprou1ibs s&unoiodt
in Der Welie qelten, ooB tpeoer Die
fortinrittIiteu Demotraten. NOD bic
Observation-Disclosures an ihm ettpas
ausauiebsn bottsn. 4ber Ihon aus Der
Stelluna, lpelhe er bstleinet, 1T gu
fhlieben. baB er auf sinem bsneuteno
h06erem Hipeau als Sbeebdn itebt.
Wir qIauben auh in Der AnIiht ntft
febr su oeben, baB er einsn bsoeutenoen
SFortT6ritt Qegen ben bisberigsu re-
pubIitaniIhsn Wanoats Snba6er
Gbauncp 81. Tepetp bartlett, Der Iez
oigIi6 dls Siensr Der 8orpordtionen
funatrte. gls ein IpssieQsr 8sipinH
fir bic Ration lit es su bstrahtsn, baB
S'8ormdu Elm 8eqner D6n 6oh3D(leH
1T, pGbreno Sepsp aud in bisfem
9untte es uIs feline IuFaabs bstrahtste,
nt6t ben Snterei1en bes 8oltes, ions
bern Der Sruits UNI Wonopols gu
oteHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01
Cine meme aanuuc segcn Die
Sruits.

Ter 8eneraI 4upalt Der Ser
Staten lit oamit bsihGftigt, Elm neues
8ei9Hs gegen bic 2ruits ber3uitelsn.
8erdnIabt biersu puroe sr Our6 Die
Wohrnebmuug, oab oas ieBige 9eIeg
ntft ousrstht, um gegen bic adpts
taIss saombinationsn dn3utGmpfsn, ba
Oteie ibre Sorm ieit paFiruHa jenes
9eieBes bsosuteno gsdnoert haben uno
odb Aombtnutionsu auf 8ebisten ents
itanoen iino, por bsnsn bic 9eieBgeber.
bic es ith CUR aufgube geiteat bdttsn,
bic 2ruIts gu be3ptngen, iih nthts
bQtten trGumen la'Ten. gsionoers uns
anqeuebm bat es Den 9eneralsQnipalt
beriibrt. oaB iogar bus 9eIo ton3ens
trirt ptro. Ddbreno friiber in Rem
gort bret 9roBs Ginan3gruppen sris
ftirtsn, 1T jest nur nod cine porbans
ben uno dts sr Die 8sisBbuher burhs
Iuhts, fdub CT, oaB tbm teine Woffen
9sgen oisies 8eIbmpnopoI 81 8ebote
ftebsn. Su GoIge oeFsn nil er Elm
neues 9sieB sntrpsrfen uno bsm ScHs
qreB porIeqen, pelhes 70 nett qe6alten
ietn Iou, baB ss uuf ale mOglihen
&ombiuationsn anpsnoung baben
DIroe.
8ir iinO ubsrraiht, ouB Der 9enes
raj Qnpalt ni6t gu elmer anoeren
anIitt gelangt 1T" ndmItt, ouB NIT
oem StrafgeieB nihts aus3urihtsn III
unb oaB Die QbbiIfs ouf benz 9ebiete
Der 0tonomii6en GsIeBgebung liegt
Denn er Die 8eihiht. bss 3ruItpes
lens perfoIeen polts, tOnnts ibm niai
entqsben, oab nit bem 2ruitgeieB baa
Iebel bepeutenb perihlimmert tporber
| 1T. 9as 9eisB ri6tste iit gsgen 9lbs
mahungsn unb 9sreinborungen 3tpi:
! ihen perihiebersn 5irmsn. 4l8 ods
raufbin eins aH5abI 8erurtbeilunqer
| erfolQteH, md6te man ben ftraffdlIiaer
8ereinbarunqen ein guDe, inbem BIZ
oerihisbener 5irmen ii6 3u cine,
5irma Osri6mol3en. s}n IoLhsl
Deiie 6Qben bic BON BEN Geridten be.
qrabenen fruits ibre 4uferftsbung als
mouopo!e esfeisrt. Gs il! ni6t er,
fihtIi9, pis Der 8ensrol 4npaI
bieie serit0ren t0nrte unb e. 1T aud
uiht DeritGnblit, lpie iit Elm pirtIa.
mes 8eisB oagsgen iduFTsn Iisbs. lin
Elm Ulonopol gu psrnidten, miibts oai
8eieb oorihreibsn. nit lpispieI Sapi
! tai elm 8eIdrdft betriebeu tperber
bari. 8ein 6eisB lam 6isrin siu
! gorm auFIte[lsn, bd it1 unmGglih in
| 9oraus beitimmsn IGBt. ipispisI adpi
tai Elm GeTddTt 5u ieinsm 8strieb
/ braudt.
| unfsre &nfi6t, baB nit B.f,ben
bic in bas Otonomiihe 9sbisf fdllsu
| F6 Wirfdmsrss sr3isIsn IieBe, finpe
cine StiiBe an UlaBregsln in biefs
| Hi6tunq, bic fif ais fpirtiam ernie
! ZEN. Ids trifft fpssiea auf bic nsu
! GifenbdbugeieBgsbung 3u. go lang
Der CsI 5ruft Don ben 9ahnen burc
nieorigere sSrahtraten begiinitigt tpur
| be, inDdno cine 4onturrens nah be
anoeren odbin. DteIs lit aber rteps
srfpaht, ieitbsm bic 8abnen gs3FDuA
gen iperbeH, alien 8erfeuoern in be
| ao1IenOl 8ran6e bic sleihsn sSrahi
ratsn gu eefpdbrsn. 9ieies @eieB be
| oarf nod zines tpeitersn 4usbdues |
8eSug auf bic RDbren 2inien, III
bic uebermaht bes Goblenol 5ruii
nod bsbeutenp tpetter 5u fhmdlerl
Gin anDeres 8eiipiel. 3n elmer Re
orobts Der 6anbel in 9emiiie I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

SdlantfeAuer Derhaffet.

Ter 3s Sabre alts Gbn. Gppitein,
BON Np. 206 Deit eOurt Strabs,
S6dnffeausr in Der Dirtbfbaft bss
Wlar U2iLlsr 4o. 637 8rpabtpan,
ipurbs ssitsrn auf sintn bon feiusn
4r6eitgeber srtptrtten 5aftbsfsbI BON
Den @ebsimpoIiaiiten aubfers uno
8ramanu feitaenpmmen unb unter
Der gntlngs bss alsiubisbitabls sin.
gelperrt. Gr piro befduloiat, fif
$34.35 aus bsm GafbsRegiiter ansts
sienet su bdbea. Wdre bic Gunme um
So Gents bobsr osipefen, 10 piirbe BIZ
QniIaqe auf 8roBoiebitaH aslauiet
bdbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01
Rie gill sur Riloerung bss

lie gtll 3ur Riloerung Dss
seaperensiots 1T Ssiteus Der bsmO'
frctiJd1en assisIatur BON Sbio atge'
than. 81. gia suz llebsrpoaan9 Der
Rprpprot;pneE lit bel Ssite gelsQt noFs
ben. Bon alien ReformperIpretun9en
miro nidt eine eiusigs in grftlun9
oeher. 1os Ttnb Die Se9nunoen elmer
Semptrati1aen Qe9isIatur. lNett oa-
ron. republitoniihe 2esislotursn ols
muiterstltia III betruhten, ble'bt onT)
bic s6otIoche beitsben, oaB iie bsoeIs
teuo mebr benz 0olte b!snIIne W'oB
reoeln eeIieFsrt bden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

gu BEN iii ii6tigen 8oupsrneuz
rtn, bic iest in 9r0Bsrer 3abl, oIS je
pprbsr ansutreffer limb, geROrt aud
Osborn pom Rihisan. 9isier bate
siuen ihpsrsn 9ampf gegsn bic Vfds
lttue Ieiner eigeuen repubIttanIi6en
8artei, Die unter Der Gettung oes
Stanoputters gurrops itano. unpsrs
bro5en ieBts er ale feline Srdtte eln,
Inn bic poIitif6en 8erbGltnt'1e 8u re-
formiren, uno sr bat cine gan5e ABa9I
nenueuspertber GrFol9e auf5upet'en'
gein lsbter 3riumpb 1T Der GrfoI9,
nit tpelhem er Der 8orlaQs fir Snta:
tipe uno Referenbum bic 8ege gsebnet
bat, Die i'm po[len 4usidub bes 6duiss
oenebmiqt iporoen lit, mas Die gtinittgs
fteu ausFhten fir Die i4tieBIi6e pafs
firung er0ffnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01
Die esannars0 0raHbjarp reidt
ibreu SdDluRberidpt Elm nnb
,pirb entlaiien,
Gad,osm iie purbcr nod cine amenoir
te anflaseidDrift segen Geo.
=. Gor erboben bate.
slnf Nntraa bes Staatsaniualts be.
wiliiatc 3id)ter 0DrmaH cine
ScrIegnng brs RrpseiIes
nadl Glermout Gountp,
Sin &oracbra, oas nnter ben obipal'
tcnScu itmitGmSen jeOodI HidDt
itid,baltis lit.

Der Jan iebt psrlpideIter aIs il 5upor
- Sin ipeiteres GisauuIifitations'
gffibapit ssssn Ridtsr gorman un'
tsrbreitet. gbeIheiouugsfaae. =
Ra6Iab 5absn. 49, 9srfhtsbe'
nes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

Die 8uubes Sendtorsz
;pabl IN Stem gort TT snbli6 poas
bra6t. gs mar Elm LANCER Rampf, Der
bdour6 bernorserlifen purbs, oaB Der
Eammanns9ob Rurpbp Darauf be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

SIM Stuate W atne bers
fpra6 bic oemotrntiIte 9artei, iih fir
fie 8unoess sgintommenItsuer gu ertlds
rem. 9as oemotruttIhe 5aus hanoelte
bieIem 9erIprshen 3utpi0er uao er@
fldrte F6 ssosn bic Stsuer uno Der
Senat Itidte ii6 on, oas 8Ieihe gu
tEun. Taraufbin berief rer oemotrd.
tifhe 9puperneur QloiItso Die Ge3Is-
Iaturz Ritoliebsr Ieinsr qdrtei 5u1oma
men unb iagts ibnen. oaB lie treu'o
bdnoeln peun lie niht tbr Dem BoIte
oea.benes 9eriprs6en erfuQen 8us
pirtte uno beioe Sduier Der 9sieFg's
bung rattftsirten oas 8er'anunQss
4menoement 3ur Ginfubrung Der GIN
fommenTteuer. 9ieIen oemotratii6en
Goleoen io[Ite @ouperneur 5armon
iih aum Muiter nebmsn. Dir erp1r.
ten ieboh niht, oaB es geIheb'n tp'ro.
lin ss niht nit oen 9smperen3Iern gu
nerberben, Bat 9ouo. SormOn nihts
qet6dn, I'm ole infame Qocal Option
Bin 3u perbeHern unD um es nit Den
@roBtapitaItIten niht gu p.roer6eu,
duf heren lInterItiibuua er Eel ietner
gsrperbung Inn bic Brdiibent'ha'tss
Ronination rehnet, bat er ni6ts gez
than. Inn bic 9iQ CUR uebsrpatung
Der aorporationer our63uIeB<n.
Die poIitti DEN Detterma6er
fino bereits an Der Qrbeit, Die 2usii6s
ten Der perihieDeren parteieu Bel Der
rdhiten Brdiibentenpahl gu erortsrn.
9luT republttauiIher Seite Dteqt man
iit6 in ben 9lauben, DaB Der RiB, Der
5piI6en Dem 5Sliigel unter 8rpan un6
eem reattiondren bemOtrattFhen TlIs
ael beftanoen bot, nift gsbeilt lit uno
ndmit cine iidbere Qie0erlaqs Der Bar
lei in Qusiiht iteat. Gs tanu 3ugs-
ftanben neroeu, nab, tpenn eieIe Sc
GenfdBe niht iiberhrudt rperpen, bic
bemotratiI6s partei feline Qusii6t duf
Grfolo bat. J}ah lpte Dor percen Die
9rpauiten einen ausgeIprpdenen Rsat
tinndr o6le6nen uHo bic ReQ!ttouGre
einen auseeiprotenen Raoitolen. aber
G. III ourhaus ni6t dusgeIhloiien,
fab Die Romtnation sinem WQnne 2uz
tdIt. auf ben beioe asliioeI ii6 III eini.
cen Dern10qen. Tds miro i'm ndhiter
Sabre um 10 lstfter ieiH, als Die aor
tprutiouss8 s8eiegqsbund ni6t me6r an
rdbernb Die Role fptelen miro, nic
Dor pier oSabreu, ion0ern Der Gnrif
hen bic hemofratiIde Yartei 3u i6ren
eid.neu S6ooen 5ieldn9 Itarf perra2
IGiIigt bat, in bic er1te Stele rii4er
trir0 unp in oieiem Buntte fsitebt teir
toeisHtIidsr lIutsrIuieo 3Ipi'tsH Der
betoen 5attionen. Die Republitdnel
Qebsn nd oa6sr elmer ssfdhrIiher Si:
Gerheit bin, ioenn ite qtdu6en. bab fl
igI6 Ieittss Spiel babsV psroen, tpit
in bsn IeBtsn bier prGiiDsHtidofts:
Wdllen. Dem iie in ge3u9 QaF Der
3arif nidpts 8efrieOigenberes 3u Dieter
cernlogen, als iia Dorlger Sabre, K
Debdrf es teines 9ta6peiies, bag fl
i'm nd6itsn Sabre uiht Better a5f5nei
bsH lperbeu. lIuieres grmeKeas ION
Ten iie nur auf @rfolo rsdnsu. :renr
fit cine neue GariFs9arple auIItsIsr
inpem iie iih fir Re3tpru5itdt ertlGrsH
bic Dem 8olte 6eosutenb msbr 3a.GgsI
birfte, dls bic non ben 3emotrater te
fiirtpprtete 9arif .ReDtiion.
Die 8uubes Sendtors
ndhl IN Stem gort 1T enbli1 boa
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m. SamiItpn.-glfrita iit an
5IdaeninbaIt beoeutsnO GROCER (Habes
8u oretmal 10 srOB) oIs europa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01
Che -GrlaubHiRiaeiue.

5cs. gubforb Grsenfislb. 4tlanta, Ga.
lRutb SpriB, 8urnet 4De.
(gBm. Rapp, %, Raes CTR.
Waris Bon 5da, "a, IA. Str.
IGenio giople, SO, SamiIton, 9.
l@lo5Ds SAFE, SO. Wlt. 2ealthD.
iRalpb g. @uintprigbt. 26, gtorpOOp.
lWpra Gna 5olbsn, %, WoooburnaD.
(;sreb. 6. Reriih, %, Waperln aDs.
lMinna @erbarp, %, Bsit r Dob aps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

grpbirt IL. 2. Metal polifb"
nnb .9arteepers sfrieHb1. bs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
Superstitious Servants.

The employment agents first question
put Wllhelmina to the blush
Been breaking any more looking
glasses lately?" he asked
Wilhelmina had NOT.
Know what she did," the agent went
on. Accidentally let a kid that she was
taking care of get look at himself in a
S4j looking glass. and turned around and
smashed the glass to keep him from dying
inside of six months Fact. That insured
Wilhelmlna job for two months, because
she didn't have the money to pay for the
glass, and the folks had to let her stay and
work 1t out,
The agent laughed and went on to re.
late something else about the supersttions
of nursemaids.
jected TO in this office is in regard to
their superstitions," he said. I'VE sub
NIT list of questions to which we usual
ly receive truthful answers. because the
girl who is at all superstitious Is so very
that she is afraid TO deny
her superstition.
"Do You think baby will die if he looks
in the glass? Is it dangerous to trim his
finger nails instead of biting them off? Is
it good luck TO fasten his clothes with a
crooked pin? Must one stocking be worn
inside out to scare away evil spirits?
CHOSE and score more of questions
on baby superstitions are put to every
applicant for a position as nurse. and on
the answers depends the kind of place
she gets Families who have outgrown
superstition do not want a superstitious
maid, but as there are plenty of parents
who still cling to all those old beliefs the
urls with funny notions can easily get
Job. New York Times.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
A STRANGER IN CHICAGO.
They Took Him in to the Extent of a
Dollar With a Simple Game.


Dollar With Simple Game.
The eating house looked all right, sale
the man with the straw-colored beard
and | was hungry for a steak. so | step
ped inside and ordered one. To pass ava,
the time While ! was waiting for it | tool
out Of my overcoat pocket a COPY of an
afternoon paper | had bought of a news
boy lust before | went in and began II
read 1t, When the steak came | laid the
paper down by the side Of my plate and
tackled the meat
W ell, when | finished my meal folded
up the paper put it back in my overcoat
pocket, picked up my check. went to the
cashier desk and paid the bill. Just as /
was starting to leave the restaurant some
mani don't know whether he was the
proprietor or one OF the waiters-stopped
me,
" ! beg. Your pardon, my friend. he said
but You've pocketed one Of our paners
without thinking. We keep those here for
everybody to read, but they're not to be
carried away.
That made me mad.
haven't done anything Of the kind
SIR, said I bought that paper lust be-
lore | came INTO your place.
my Stranger right boss spoke up
man who was standing right behind me
he sat down. It's his paper :
" just the same, said the other obon
II he il take the trouble to look at If be'li
md the name of this restaurant slammed
on the margin
Maybe. you'd like to bet a dollar on
that, captain, the man behind me said.
don't want to take your money. mis-.
ter, the restaurant fellow said. 'but IL WOW
right aoii'i' al
Each OF EN- dug up coin and tbe
cashier. VI 'ne
Am ! in on this?' I asked
Sure he said, but it's like takin'
money from children
50 two more coins were mt mn
Now, them said the restaurant chan
suppose you take that paper out of your
pocket and look at it.
TOOK 1t out and opened it. and zen. |
lemen, as sure as I'm standing here, there
vas the restaurant card printed on the
margin with rubber stamp. | knew It |
vas tne same paper, and l knew it hadn't |
inytnihg printed on the margin when / |
fought 1t, but what could | do?
You win,' [ said, and tossed the paper
t him and went out
When | passed in front of that place
n hour or two afterward l looked in at
ne window and l saw those same two men
alk1ng together and laughing; but l didn't
eed that to convince me that I'd been
op ped, in on little confidence game.
WHAT'S dollar, anyway" concluded
ne stranger, with the straw-colored beard,
when you learn an entirely new wrinkle
it'll it?"-Chicago Tribune.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

n.nt that prevailed
art he continued. the a. NUi' no,
j a !. have already pO'''
hey will e slG the Bellows Falls i
official Lance 81 eAa at the makeup ,,,iacS y
:" 4 Glat team will conyinee,I
Isi ~, .eea pa .5m oe'iMj sJ
viii ha Nn X known q, a ~
he fail us we .a VI ID ioin.|
/ somervhIia,ss had a t.y ~ y
Ids is said to to, be ,,no I Ylast
i vii E pa Miller, the he, ~ q,
!. ss Il south l Bosl01f' famous ID
n Ha h;tter. Second I'd. e a.
!, , n n I college TINS For ID Il
n IS a soou may be degeal
\ i Thorn sWally Vol
70 i, sertS boston ~
y ,ioxn ,.iass nlAyinnsi Taa
\, !. , S,an the MAYO ',t teaa
NOW NOW n TO be a S ss a
J. recommended Is sbe]
man psg Mana3ei %
what may ma mpeH
reputation counHM Y
nerience is a factor
then we may wen 1eq
! for the pennant are
be desired. If each
III league viii endeaY
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
Marriages

In Northampton. Mass June IA,
Prof. Willis Milham and Miss Elizabeth
Fairweathor
In Bernardston, Mass, June is. Her.
bert Grant Of Bernardston and Miss
Emily Foster of Leyden
In Munson, Mass, June IA. Richard
Banford and Miss Greta Merriek.
Tn Hanover, June II, by Rev. Mr..
Bartlett, Clifton /. Deane and Mrs So
phia Buttrick.
In Springfield, Mass. June 20, by
Rev, Thomas Smvth, Miss Nora Fitzger.
aid and Patrick McGrath, both of
Springfield.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
A North African Game Bag.

Egypt and the Sudan provided gener
Gus and va1ou- bag Of game for Prince
Ludwig Wiudischgmtz and his friends, who
have Just returned from a hunting eXpedl'
tion in northern Africa.
The party numbering five guns. account
plants. xix rhinoceroses. FIVE hippopotami,
Is buifalos. four giraffes one zebra, Id
antelopes, IA crocodiles, 30 gazelles two
hyenas, four wild dogs, Two great apes, and
"a wild birds OF different varieties.
Prince Windisehgratz brought back two
live Young lions, which he has presented 10
the Budapest geological gardens
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
Deaths

In Jamaica, June 10, Mrs. f. p. Stark,
In Mortified, June 10 Mrs. Mary
Serena Kendrick. IS.
In Townshend, June 20, Mrs. Bertha
Brown Cole.
In Everett, Mass, June l6, Rev. Lewis
W. Morey GO, formerly of Putney.
In Worcester, Mass, June 10, Mrs
Marcia Wood Harvey, 76.
In Pittsfeld, Mass, Hillcrest hospital,
June Is, Rose d. Loubet.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
Births

In Brooklyn, y, y. June II. a daugh.
ter, Virginia Clarissa, 20 Ernest A. and
Bavbelle +. Reed. and granddaughter
to Mrs. NJ |. Reed Of Vernon.
In Mortified. Mass. June Is. a daugh-
ter 20 Mr. and Mrs Waldo Stebbins.
In Brattleboro, June is, daughter,
Miriam 10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. An.
dersOn.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
.ebaH NeUs.
BELLOWS FALLS SAYS.
Id0et OF Information from the
~ nntlininR Prospects.

,dget OF Information from the
Town outlining Prospects.
,be players are TO report for
| esllogs Falls fans will be on
l. = how the men shape up. The
| M nave a chance 70 timber M
|.,. and several local men who
nlaee on the team will be IN.
shog their naees in company
~ Of them can demons'rate
rnoritv they will be given
III team. There is some doubt
| will show up rs he is now ~
In may not like the idea ~
MI 10 Vermont under the pres I
ions There is a rumOr aiios'
he had aspirations 10 captain |
! team and was not over ap'
SIZED with the prospect Oh ~ X
IN man in command lp4'' b
/ in an appearance Nanas,' d
mother catcher ready 10 CON- ON, gI
on can be PLAYED beli ~, 4...es
stant snperintendeut custer an
, of men al worI lmpfo' e .ss N,
the park and IL will pc y ISir ~
me for The first game " blt
~ 70. 30 no iitfe interest max .f. "a
M town this week 5r,,t",.1r.iav fol
n the stores closing xxx tbp Ioi
- MI 4 10 doubt iN"'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

Winnie Lewis, IL, of Des Moines. Ia.
IS proud to think that she is the youngest
June bride in the state. There are few
l2-years- in the East who would be
envious of her distinction.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-22
Ia Mem0rium.

Since it has pleased the Supreme Being to remove from our midst our worthy and esteemed Brother, H. A. Morrison, who departed this life at his home in Felsenthal at HOO o'clock Wednesday night, March 29, 1911, for the better lodge above, be it
 Resolved, By the members of Huttig Lodge. No. 548. l. o. 0. F.. of which the deceased was char ter member. that we greatly de- plore his death and extend to his heartbroken wife and children our sincere sympathy in their bereave- ment, and further be it
 Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the lodge. sent to his wife and published in The Huttig News.
 The deceased brother was born in Alabama on February 5. 1852 married to Miss Ella Henry in 1876 and moved to Union county Arkansas. in 1884 and lived here until his death. He leaves 3 widow and four grown children tc mourn his taking away. as follows Mrs. Sallie Smith, Mrs. Mary Luf- man, Mrs. Mittie Reagan, Miss Beatrice and Asa.
 w. L. REAGAN,
 E. FWooLLEY,
 J w. LOOMS, Committee.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-22
Mrs. Lucas fntertains.

Mrs. A. E. Lucas entertained the young people at her eozy home on last Saturday evening with games. music and a contest entitled Floral Love Story" pr. E. c. Cox was awarded the first prize in the con test which was a necktie and Row land Cabaniss the booby prize which was an egg beater with a card at tached reading "Cantyou beat this. Ice cream and cake was served and a good time had by all Those present were: Misses Flora Gar gill. Ethel Y'Blood, Lila Taylor Delma Rives, Nora Carr Gladys Gibson. Bettie and Mary Bell Col lett; Messrs. J. R. Sims. Dr. E. c Cox. w. A. Mcintyre, Forest Null key. Clarence Lucas. J. + Reed Pat Pitts, Rowland and Harry Cab anice
The Huttig news., 1911-04-22
Cheap Rates to Reunion.


 On account annual reunion United Confederate Veterans Little Rock the Iron Mountain Railway will sell round tickets for $5.55. Selling dates May IA. Is. Is and 1z, 1911, good for return to reach starting point before midnight May 23rd. Those wishing tickets ex- tended will deposit tickets with special agent, J. E. Hannegan, of flee 115 Center street. Gleason Hotel building, directly opposite postoffice. with a deposite of so cents to be charged and tickets will be extend until June l4th. This general office open from 6:5C a. m. until 12. o'clock midnight daily incluing Sunday from May l4th to June l4th. inclusive. 1911
 D. A. KEAsLE5, Agent