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Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the
right kind of help to neurali2e and
remove HE poisons that cause hack
ache, headache, nervousness and
other kidney and bladder ailments %
Roberts Pharmacy.
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Sick headache results from dis
ordered condition Of the stomach, and
can be cured by the use Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Try IT, For sale by E c. Bruce.
druggist.
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Now is HE time to get rid ofNyom
rheumatism. You will find Chamber
iain's Liniment wonderfully effective
One application will convince you OF
its merits. Try it. For sale by r. G
Bruce, druggist.
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Bicycles, guns and pistols repaired
on short notice at Frank Vaa Rtnp
& Co., stop 1926 Newcastle street.
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ORDER OF OWLS.

Meet every Wednesday night a
7 30 at X. az P. han.
MAX ISAAC president
E. A. EDWARDS, SECRETARY.
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Drop n at tie Glynn cafe. 1223
Newcastle street, for yoHr s1aday
dinner.
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If you need a good pair Of pants
and don't feel like you ought to he
double-teamed call and see my line
and save money sig Levison.
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Special rates and excellent service
tor club supperss and dinner parties
at Glynn Cats. "i,
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0pecial rates and excellent service
for club suppers and dinner pauios
at Glynn cafe i
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If you want a real bargain in real
estate call at 1905 Reynolds street, or
phone NO 742.
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For quick sale, two houses now
renting at IS per month: will take
5000 for them. Write 30 1905 Rey-
nolds street, or phone No 742
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We will lend you the monty to
build a home on one of those pretty
lots in Souttl-end Alder! Fendig &
Co.
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may not paralyze a home 80 complete
ly as a mothers long illness. But
Dr. Kings New Life Pills are a splen-
did remedy for women. They gave
me Wonderful benefit in constipation
and female ttoufle." wrote Mrs. NJ. C.
Dunlap, Of Leadiu, Tenn If ailing,
try tt'em. 25c at Roses Drug Store.
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Let us talk to you about the little
Bush car Phone Sos. Geo w. Har-
Per sales agent
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Brunswick Council No. 20 meets
every Tuesday night in ODD Fellows
Hall
J. H. ANDERSON. Councillor.
w. E. PORTER, Secretary.
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Wanted, regular tatIe boarders at
CHM Cafe
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Full line Of suudries at Van Bcun, S
Bicycle Shop
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For quick sale two houses now
renting " So per meath; will take
5000 for them Write to 1905 Rey-
nolds street, or phone No 742
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the treaty Is to b signed; tlIsfs. 3
cabinet meeting tomorrow atternoon,
and I'm at my wits end, for the psssi-
dent is almost certain to ssR for II.
Can you see any soluuon?" the sscre-
tary ended anxiously.
TITS little early for that question .
answered Nagel. rising and walking
over to the window, from which van.
tage point he turned and surveyed the
room. Then he reseated himself In his
former place
And what have our clever friends
OF the secret service accomplished
he inquired, selecting cigar from
the open box.
Absolutely nothing. although I be-
lieve they left no stone unturned
They have extraordinary powers. you
know at such times"
Would they-er-assert the-er-
very un.American right of search, for
instance personal or domiciliary?"
III need bel presume they would"
And You have no suspicious, Mr..
Secretary"
Again. absolutely none"
Tell me-" purred Mr.. Nagel, be-
tween puffs Of his cigar, '.how much
would 1t be worth-to the emperor's
representative to get copy-or
even glimpse-of that treaty? Put
yourself in his place. Mr.. Secretary.
How much would you give?"
The secretary laughed uneasily.
'Why-er-I don't know that I'd care
to put name TO it--oh. well. say fifty
or perhaps a hundred thousand dol
lars"
Nagel nodded. Already he had
formed working theory-or rather
two. Either the treaty had been alb.
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ing. and all the other architectural
lions. II was all an old story to Percy
Nagel. Not until Dupont circle was
reached did he even mentally sit up
and take notice. Then the sole COM
ment for which he had been waiting
issued forth from the brass-lunged
"demonstrator."
"On your right is the residence Of
the Bulgarian ambassador" etc.
A quick glance at the imposing and
ornate mansion thus designated, orig.
inally built by some western pluto
crat. was all that Nagel vouchsafed;
then he lit cigar and bumped him.
self in his seat until the rubber
wagon" had completed its round and
set him down within block of the
Raleigh In the cafe he picked up
some nformation-after judiciously
leading the gossip In that direction
that a certain Felix Oliver was
''high.roller" who sported an expen.
sive motor car after hours and other.
wise lived greatly in excess OF his
modest salary as clerk in the state
department. All OF which Nagel di.
gested as easily as the olive at the
bottom OF his dry Martini.
Then he glanced at the city direc.
tory under the Os, and went into the
cafe for belated luncheon. where,
as the English say, he did himself
we'll"
1t grows dark in Washington dur.
Ing October at about $50. At about
that hour dapper little man alighted
from tram.car near the residence Of
the Bulgarian ambassador and senti.
neled the corner where he might see
without being seen. For solid hour
and half he. kept vigil. when his
watch was rewarded by seeing swift
auto approach from which solitary
man visitor ascended the wide steps
and gained almost instant admittance;
he was in evening dress and his fea.
lures were plainly visible under the
electric lights that flooded steps and
vestibule.
81 thought sol" Nagel muttered. for
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stracted by some one who had the
entree lat all times to the secretary's
room, stealing in unobserved - the
Wilton carpet gave forth no sound OF
footsteps-while Mr.. Secretary stood
at the window; or else 1t had been
surreptitiously picked up under cover
Of other documents and carried out OF
the building. Hence Nagers next
query:
Your secretary, | presume, Is con.
tinually bringing documents for your
signature?"
Certainly. | fail to see"
And It would be perfectly possible,
We will say, to pick up this Japanese
treaty under cover OF other docu.
ments?"
Such a thing might be done, Of
course. by anyone" Here Nagel
broke in with apparent irrelevance:
i've never seen your state depart
ment at work. Suppose you stroll
with me through the nearest rooms
us though were some personal friend,
pointing out the assistant secretaries
and the chief clerks. But no introduc-
tions, please"
Concealing his disappointment over
this trivial request the secretary rose
and led the way to q connecting door.
Passing through they came to a Sec
ond room and then to third. AS
they walked slowly along the official
named, with accompanying waves of
the hand: "The assistant secretary"
In the third Office were four clerks
Again the secretary: my nephew,
Felix Olivier; the other three are all
old and trusted attaches Of the de.
partment. Paul Carroll, George Ven.
nor and Mason Petty, the engrossing
clerks"
From this they passed into fourth
room filled with desks and clerks
the routine force Of the department
OF state, and from thence stepped out
into the public corridor.
Where can find you after Office
hours. MIR. Secretary" inquired Percy
! Nagel.
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AT my housT on Fkrrxe, ut square.
was the reply. DO. uet estate to
call me at any hour, should you have
anything to report"
-F1l keep 1t In mind" prom sed Ma.
gel gravely as he entered the eleva-
tor.
As he strolled westward along Penn
sylvania avenue Nagel's rehec, lions
ran In this wise, with. an in, 'ard
chuckIe Of derision:
These secret service fellows n ay
do very well for counterfeiters or
moonshiners or even congressman. bat
their methods are too coarse wher.e g
really fine works required Search!
OF course they'd search, and miss It
while what they were looking for
would be right under their noses,
They'd look for 1t where woman or an
ordinary thief would put 1t out ct
sight! But our slick young friend Is
no ordinary hand. He knows thing
or two, else I'm greatly mistaken.
No doubt they'd turn suspects room
upside down looking for the treaty.
and then never hit upon the most
likely spot Hope they haven't put
my man upon his guard. that's all"
BY this time Percy Nagel had ar
rived at the corner Of Fourteenth
street, where Seeing Washington"
wagon was about to start for tour
of the city with a full complement
Of "rubber-necks." He hoped aboard
and squeezed himself inconspicuously
into back seat. The usual rounds
were made amid megaphonic an
nouncements and an accompaniment
Of :" Obs" and ''Ahsr-the monument,
the capitol, the Smithsonian. the con.
gressional library. the pension build
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KIRy/zLGH HSZON1J.ITD
J. EN7ZE/z.4N S20O0 ~
.HE 0ooRhAy

Bulgarian agents. But whether tho
precious document was here in his
room or In the possession Of the am
bassador he had no means of know.
ing. In either event Nagels plan OF
campaign was mapped out His the
ory was that the young gentleman
might be holding out for a price that
should be worth while-either for
copy of the treaty Of for a summary
of its contents. When the negotiations
with Belgaria were concluded the
lost" document would be mysterious.
ly found on the desk of the secre-
tary some fine morning. II he failed
TO locate the missing treaty before
divers return he proposed to call
for showdown.
But what he chiefly hoped was that
the treaty had not yet been sold to
the Bulgarian representative = that
young Felix was either dickering for
his price or that perchance he would
sell only an abstract OF its contents,
or a copy. In the latter event, of
course. after completing his double
treachery, he would seek an early op.
portunity of restoring the document
to its. rightful place-which his fire.
quent access to the secretary's room
would render comparatively easy. But
in either contingency the mischief
would have been done, and Nagel de.
voutly hoped that he might be in time
to circumvent the contemplated vii
lainy.
The instant he was alone he took
quick survey of the outer sitting
room; young divers bedroom was an
inner and smaller chamber. Not for
Percy Nagel were the usual cut.and-
dried methods Of search-ln desks,
drawers. under mattresses, carpet. or
rugs, In vase. or behind hanging
picture on the wall-such might be
left to the ordinary detective, or even
to his friends. the secret service men.
For the success Of Percy. Nagel had
been largely based upon his ability
to put himself In the other fellows
place-to ask himself what he. as a
criminal, would have done In similar
circumstances. He had never known
the test to fail. and he had gained
access to divers private room fully
prepared to md the missing treaty
In the most unlikely spot-not hidden
at all, in fact, but In such plain view
that the average suspicious person
entering and conducting search
would pass right by unsuspectingly.
Being. among other accomplish.
ments. no mean pianist, he seated him.
self at the baby.grand In one corner
and began to improvIse softly, equally
to disarm suspicion on the part OF the
people In the house and to get his
bearings. As he played his gase took
In every detail Of the cosy bachelor
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he was the watcher. "He wouldn't
dare come till after dark"

he was the watcher. "He wouldn't
dare come till after dark"
In less than ten minutes the same
caller made his exit and was whirled
away. Nagel took the next car on the
nearest corner, transferred, and final
ly alighted at G and Eleventh streets.
Walking quickly over to H street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
he pressed the electric bell Of fash.
ionable rooming house Of the better
sort. To the maid who answered he
said:
rs Mr.. oliver at homer"
I'll see." was the answer, as she
tripped upstairs.
NO. Mr.. Oliver has gone out"
"Will he be long. do you suppose?"
querfed Percy Nagel
We'll, ne usually spends his even
ings away, but-would you like to
waltz
my business is rzther pressing. so
think wilf"" answered Bulliyants'
man. Nay go up?"
'Certsinly-tis rooms the next
Eoor front. I'll 60 with you and make
a light"
That Felix oliver was the cuIprit
and the pur1oiner Of the treaty Nagel
had no manner Of doubt since seeing
him mount the steps OF the house Of
the ambassador from Belgaria less
than an hpr back. He had formed
his theory intuidvely - Percy Ma
gels intuitious we're as unering.
as womau's while interview
ing, the secretary, and. he was
now prepared to test its truth. The
young spendtlrrift probably needed
money-lots Of money--and had sue.
cumGed to the Establishments of the,
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-01-05
Copyright, 1910. b, ". O. Chapman,

NE sparkling forenoon
early In October-per-
haps the most delec-
table month OF all the
year at our national
capitalize curious OBJ
server of men and man.
ners might have no
ticed strolling up Penn.
sylvania avenue the
figure Of a little man
whose appearance and
get.up - not TO say
make.up-might be best
described by the terms
dapper and foppish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29

Claus has not often done such salts
factory shopping
MIS-. Nddinelon sent 'arh soldier
Confederate iIaS bearing the words
NtlntWNcf ito -OhIaAONld helnE tNe
i6th star in the flag. Oranses and
candies We're also contributed 10y local
hlms. After the presents had been
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At Mrs. DreW's.

One of the most delightful of the
Christmas dinners was that of Mrs
Byron Drews. At each cover was
found a miniature Christmas tree on
whose boughs were lighted candles
and tiny envelopes, bearing the name
of the guest, who was to sit at that
place. On opening their letters, the
guests We're agreeably surprised at
finding directions as TO where their
Christmas gifts We're concealed.
At once there was a merry search
instituted and taking their Christmas
tree and candle with them they went
to the various parts of the house sug-
sested in their cards.
After the excitement lad abated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29
SipeS- X carney.

ON yesterday afternoon at the home
OF the brides parents on \ street, ~.
w, Miss Tirzah Sipes was married to
Mr.. W. l.. Kearney. DR.. Gray, pastor
Of the Broadway Methodist church
being the officiating clergyman.
The home was beautifully decorated
in white and green, streamcrs of
crepe being canopied across the cell
ing from the chandeliers. Red Christ
mas bells gave a pretty touch OF coior
to the rooms and suggested the Yule-
tide season A dainty guests resis
ter kept a record of the guests.
Mrs. Louis Boyd welcomed the
arriving guests and Mesdames P. p.
Kearney and T. X Kearney assisted
Mrs. Sipes in entertaining them
Preceding the ceremony Miss Oyellm
Wolyrton sang "Oh Perfect Love-
with Miss Clara Wolyorton as accom-
panst
The bridal party entered to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, played by Miss Clara Wolyer
ton.
Ewing London, the best man, en-
tered with Miss Ozella Hemphill of
" etumka, Okla, the maid of honor
Little Miss Louise Kearney daintily
dressed in white with blue sash car
ried the ring in a tiny basket of flow
ers.
Miss Sipes looked very charming in
a blue tailored suit and handsome
white beaver hat with willow plumes.
She carried an arm bouquet OF white
carnations.
Miss Hemphill wore a blue tailored
gown and carried red carnations.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Kearney left for a shot visit in San
Antonio.
Miss Sipes has lived in Ardmore
something over a year and has made
many and lasting friends among her
associates.
Mr.. Kearney is the yungest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X Kearney, one Of
the most substantial and most prom
inent families in Southern Oklahoma.
Mr.. Kearney is associated with his
father in the hardware business.
Refreshing punch was served the
guests by Misses Garbutt and Sizes OF
Memphis, Tenn.
After returning from their bridal
tour, Mr.. and Mrs Kearney will be at
home with Mr., and Mrs r. X. Kear-
uey on Broadway.
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SAID she
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della Long Unable to Stand
On Her Feet More Than a Few
Minutes at a Time.

Pcndorgrass. Ga.-Mrs Della Long,
of this place, III a recent letter. says.
For five or six years, ! suffered agon'
ies with womanly troubles.
often, couldn't sit up more than a
few minutes at time, and if l stood
on my feet long, | would faint.
took Cardui, and il helped me i'm.
mediately. Now, can do my work al
the time. and don't suffer like | did.'
Take Cardui when YOU feel i'll in any
way-weak, tired, miserable, or under
the weather. Cardui is a strength
building tonic medicine for women.
1t has been found TO relieve pain and
distress caused by womanly troubles,
and is an excellent medicine to have on
hand at all times.
Cardui acts on the womanly corsti'
tuition, building up womanly strength,
toning up the nerves, and regulating
the womanly organs.
Its half century Of success is due To
merit. 1t has done good TO thousands
viii YOU try it? 1t may be just what
you need Ask your druggist about
Cardui He Will recommend it.
-U'ri, n: la1ic, Advisory Dert.. Chsna'
nooca Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. lenn.ioL SPrcidI
Ior Women. sent in PLAIN "fApper on request
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Stick a dozen raisins in
Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. Charles l.. Anderson was hos
tess at a very charming afternoon tea
on yesterday given in compliment to
Mesdames Hosea Townsend OF Phila-
delphia, George Roberts of Marion,
Kentucky, J. r. Breast of Memphis,
Tennessee and Hal Buchanan OF
Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. Anderson's home has recently
been remodelled and lents itself most
comfortably to entertaining
Narcissus and smilaX were lavish
" used in decorating and holly and
poinsetta suggested the holidays.
Mrs. II. II. Sayre and Bert Fos'cr
gave the guests their welcome saluta-
ton. Mesdames Strahley, Rob Poland
and B. A. Simpson directed them to
the library to meet the receiving line.
Mrs. l.. II. Love introduced the .os-
tess. Mesdames James Stonum, ". \.
Colley and c. NJ. Campbell assisted ia
the library. In the large living room
where most of the guests congreea;ed
Mesdames W. A. Edwards, Sylvester
Mullen, j. S. Downard and +. +. Gull
lot made the afternoon a most pleas
one one.
An especial delight to the guests
was Mrs. Guillot's lovely singing, VINO
most graciously surrendered to their
urging with several songs.
in the dining room, in which the
decorations were blue and white. a
salad course was served. The table
was richly spread with cluny AMI for
centrpiece a fragrant bouquet of
pink tea roses resting in a bed of
smilaX won the frequent admiration
of the guests. SmilaX completely
covered tht table, leaving room only
for the silver service for tea and
chocolate pouring.
Mesdames w, p. Poland, T. A..
Thurmond poured, assisted by Mes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29
ATTElL TO BOX HOGAN.
Ten Round Bout to Be Pulled OF
Tonight.

New York, Dec. 29.-Abe Attell and
One Round Hogan will box ten rounds
tonight in the main feature OF the
Madison Athletic Clubs show. This
affair has been twice postponed, the
last time because Attell got into
quarrel with a doorkeeper at the
National Sporting Club and knocked
him down, injuring his hand. Attell
declares he can whip Hogan in Jig
time, but didn't want to tackle the
job with one hand on the blink.
Kid Burns, the New York light
weight, has gone to Pittsield, Mass,
where he will tackle Paddy Sullivan,
the Fighting lrishman,' in a ten
round bout before the Twentieth Cen
tury Athletic club of Pittsburg THIS
evening. Burns has been workinG
hard for this battle, as he has been
promised matches with some of the
big fellows in the lightweight division
if he can win over the scrappius
4iibernian.
Battling Nelson is now in New Or.
leans, where he will take on jack
Redmond of Milwaukee in a twenty
round affair before the West Side
Athletic club of the Crescent City day
after tomorrow.
AuOtbar inrorton+ match coo,, 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29
Confederate Home.

Last night at the Confederate home
the Old Soldiers were given a Christ
mas entertainment, the main feature
of which was a beautiful Christmas
tree. The tree was hung with bells
and tinsels and beautifully lit with
candles On its branches hung many
useful and lovely gifts-tokens of af-
fection from many friends of the
Confederacy and the veterans from
other towns. Daughters of the Con-
federacy had sent gifts of money with
which Mesdames Gait and Walcott
purchased gifts, such as they knew
would best please the soldiers.
Being thoroughly acquainted with
their wishes, it is safe TO say, Santa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29
Hays Family Reunion.

The last week has been happy one
with Rev Brad Hays and wife in
South Ardmore. All the children
spent Christmas at home. Those
present were Miles Hays, wife and
DAUGHTER of Waco, Tex, Will Hays
and wife of Gainesville, Tex, Mrs.
Joe billiard and son of Hewitt, Okla,
Jack Hays, wife and son, Doc Hays,
wife and son, Mrs. Myrtle Ford and
daughter, Cortez, Jesse and Henry
Hays. Misses Mittie, Matte and Josie
Hays all of this city.
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With Miss Rachel Campbell.

Miss Rachel Campbell entertained
quite few little folk this afternoon
with a very delightful dinner party at
the Campbell home on Washington
street.
Miss Dorothy Dickson assisted her
in serving them with a delicious four
course dinner Covers were placed
for Misses Helen vonKeller, Josephine
Dickson, Lydia Campbell, Crawford
Campbell. Masters Mcdonald Camp
bell, George Chenault, and Tom Horn
of ChiCkasha.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29

they We're reseated at the table and
served with one of those delicious din
neds for which Mrs. Drew is noted.
Covers We're reserved for Mr.. and
Mrs Briscoe of NARROW, Okla, Mr..
and Mrs Ben Allen Of Terrell, Ten,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Drew, Walter Drew and
Rev Gray
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.


Trenton, y. J., Dec. 29-All rail-
roads operating in New Jersey must
supply free individual drinking cups
to passengers and provide a sufficient
supply of pure water in each car, nm
der an order of the state utility Cor1
mission which becomes effective after
tomorrow. Most of the roads have
already complied with the Law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-29

A Des Moines man had an attack Of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder
A friend advised him to go to Hot
Springs. That meant an expense Of
$4,000 or more. He sought for
quicker and cheaper way TO cure II
and found it in Chamberlain's Lini.
ment Three days after the first an.
nlication of this lniment be was well
For sale by all dealers.