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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

professional capaeity. as engineer. has tra.-isd f1 a.-r th. aeId
 Alr upumar-. Che fer#-f popular ,auu.s. .uuar. WHf giz. N.H Co his sue..ss1r as quickly ss ra--inle as Il sz a,#essary for him tu leave ln the Senator 2, take ap bts r.a duties.
 Nr rbmy of Council - a.w .isi. tor ir the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
oReoee WORKS SMOOTHLY.

The Anderson dredge at Hastings creek is working smoothly and. ac- cording to r. Ivory. who has just come from that place, the machine Is doing finely in every respect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

Mrs. F. w. Bernard was the first to meet Mir. Gillard with the misspelled word, and received two tickets for next Saturday. The word was grocr- les which should have been spelled groceries in Breeding X Borgen's ad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
INSPECTOR COMING.

J. J. Flavin. postoffiee inspector. Is arrive in a few days at Nome.
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WEATHER RECORD
SEPTEMBER IA, 1912.

Temperature Maximum. 52 above. minimum 46 above.
 Barometer-29.6O inches. Weather-Cloudy.
 Wind-NE, miles an hour. PreCipitation-.1S inch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

Start the month right by subserib. ing for the Daily Nugget. s2 pss month; c months, $1o; enc year e2o
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
BRINGS PRISONER.

John Staton was brought up from Solomon by Marshal Powell to an- swer to the charge of hootch peddling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
ALASKA ARRIVES.

The schooner Alaska arrived this afternoon from up coast points. She is scheduled to sail for St. Michael.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

New laId ssSs e Preess~e e1 ese dozen. Phins Black A Fryera Go psr pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
Xoua IAsr CHANGE.

To sst strawbsrry Plume for can ming. e2oo per eress at Royal Fruit otsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
Nome grown oelery, parsley, tur- nips, cabbage, radishes, etc., at Royal Fruit Store.

s2.oo per month for the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
Nome Nugget $2.oo per month.

The schooner Alaska will sail Tor kotxsbus. TslIsr and way points, Sep tsmber th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

Ladies suits cleaned. Prssssd and repaired at Nome Tailoring Co. We clean and rsnsw Surs st Memo Vai'' orino Go. Gentlemen ws will clean, prsss and repair and put your slsthss in latest styIs. We do aitsr"t'o" Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship, msdsr" methods, prompt ssrvies- You're se please.
 NOME TAILORING co.
 Between segerstrom q Hagen and Zehners jewelry stores-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
VOTING CONTEST.

he following is the list of votes
 the most popular lady:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-13
$50 Tacoma Bldg.
ONE ACRE

CASH OR TERMS $3.50
small MG stImps %osfly yich i sS anne
maple; blocks from car line and
school. Good neighborhood. Easy
terms to right party. Bring this
advertisement with you.
j. NJ. CURTIS
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Dairy or stock farm for sale by
owner, b65 acres in Thurston coun-
ty, well improved. For particulars
call d. johnson at-Mima, or write
him at Littlerock4 Wash.
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JosBPH MALONE, formerly OF iii
So. ID st.. sold out his boarding
1851 So ID 81
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RENT---FLATS

~~s~-~S>~~~~~~s~~-~~-~~>
FOR RENT---A clean 4-room un-
furnished flat on list floor, all
outside rooms, gas stove, close in.
Apply 1912 So. l st. Phone Main
1895.
FOR RENT-Down stairs, 4room
furnished flat, with use of piano.
Inquire 1910 So. l. st.
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WANT ADS 93 EE s5 M Yo1 3 van cz 4 4SY 4Sns
GIRL S MOTHER
. BREAKS down
ON STAND

Resumtng the witness stand
this morning I'm Judge Cards
court, Mrs. Lizzie Magnuson,
plaintiff in a suit to recover $4O,-
900 damages from Bishop Ed
ward j. O'Day and others con-
nected with the Academy of the
visitation, continued her relation
OF facts concerning her eight
months search for her daughter,
Marjorie Rieman, alleged to have
been kidnapped by those named as
defendants.
She told of having tried fruit
lessly to find trace of the girl
in Tacoma and Seattle, and OF
habeas corpus proceedings insti-
tuted against Attorney Louis /.
Lefebvre of Tacoma, through
which the girl was finally locat-
ed in Catholic school in San
Francisco. When the mother ar
rived there she found her daugh-
ter In a probation court as an al
legged neglected child.
Louis Lefebvre admitted to
sending various kilograms to San
Francisco, all of which will be
entered as evidence by the COM
plant.
Mrs. Magnuson, recalled to the
stand, testified that Lefebvre told
her at about the time of the ha-
beas corpus proceedings that IL
she would make a statement ex-
GENERATING the bishop, Father Van
Goethem, and others named in
the comDlaint of the present Suit
she would be allowed to see her
daughter.
The defense opened yesterday
by denying all allegations includ-
ed in the complaint and alleging
that Marjorie had told them she
did not want to go to her mother,
fearing she would be taken to
Alaska, where 1t is alleged her
mother conducted house of un-
certain character.
Father Van Goethem, when
called yesterday afternoon, adj
mitted that he had told an un-
truth when he denied knowing
anything of the girl to Mrs. Mag
nuson. He stated, however, that
he considered the circumstances
sufficient to justify his action.
At the close of long session
on the stand yesterday, Mrs,
Magnuson broke down while she
related the hardships and worry
she said. she underwent In the
beginning of the search. Adjourn
ment was called five minutes
ahead of schedule.
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John Mills Puyallup

New bungalow. 6 rooms. beauti.
fui inside finish, ali modem i'm.
provements. bay view. Placement ant
furnace VIII sell furnished or un'
furnished. IL you are looking fol
nice home II VIII pay you TO 80
this. Csll owner. Proctor z5s.
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If you want to buy cheap home
In Tacoma, buy 1t nowi
1365-We have four lots on seth
and East x SITS. for very low
price.
f005-Six- house with ground
l0x120 feet, in So. Tacoma, near to
the shops for just a little more
than the house Is worth, and on
terms at that.
18e7-Six-room house with 81 TX
1870 feet of ground on East 35th St,
near n. p. Hospital, at a decidedly
attractive price, on terms.
325-A strictly modern 8-room
house, with hardwood finish, on
No. o ST., III or 81 lots.
S1S-A bargain In the East Side,
north of the hill. Just the thing
for a railroad man.
216-5-room house and II lots on
No. 22d. The ground Is worth the
money asked.
Two or four lots. So. 18th and
Adams; practically any terms.
CRESCENT REALTY CO.
Ais California Bldg
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Mining Men Attention

For quick sale, placer mine,
acres. $40 patented. IL million feet
timber. good water rights, plenty of
es, 1000 feet pipe . giants, neces-
sary buildings, good road through
property, 16 miles from r.. R., gravel
from 10 to 80 feet deep, slate bed
rock. values average aa from csc to ssc
SIS, 100000; terms. Address o. A.
Thomas, Hotel Washington Annex,
Seattle. washington.
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LOST

tanning between $12 and $40. and
ticket to Tanwax. Will pay re-
ward. Call Main 1882.
LOST = New double Dared varnish-
ed. rowboat, from Camp Rubber
Inn, at Narrows; $40 reward. Main
42S, ask for Hardy.
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$1,000 For.
Equity
In 8-Room House on Fine
Corner ON Division av.


A small residence and a location
suitable for the erection of an up
to-date apartment. The lot is 50x
60 feet on the corner of Division
av. and No. st. and No. I'd where
these streets come together. The
house has full cellar, stone foun-
dation. 8 rooms, complete plumb.
ing, electric lights, gas, etc. If
you cared to make the house into
la two-flat proposition, 1t will be
easily changed. as there are two
front entrances, one on j st. and
one on No. I'd st. Each flat should
rent for $50 when completed. This
would be $50 month. The own
err to pur the deal through quickly
will take $1,000 cash for his equity
above 1880 mortgage with 4
years to run, at 6h per cent. This
is certainly a money maker. Go
ST.. corner Of ].
JESSE O. THOMAS, JR.
rr
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Save $1,000 on Your Next Suit.
DUNDEE WOODEN MILLS
O2O Pacific av.
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Mckinley Park BARGAIN

Two fine level lots and good q
room house; fine soil; good Local
ton, IN blocks from car, close to
school and stores. A good place to
start a nice home. Price $3.50, $25
cash, balance $40 month. This is
a bargain; will pay you to look
1t up.
See owner at 1929 Mckinley av.
Phone Main 254 or 1889.
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DAIRY FARM'

cows. some young stock, so
acres OF the best soil. 80 acres
shot clay, all kinds OF fruit, large
barn full Of hay. B-room houxe. A
splendid equipped dfiry. everything
goes. furniture and all household
goods, team, IN fact everything
but the girl Price 1890. A snap
O. N. JOHNS
s17 Caiifornfa Bldg.
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EXCHANGE
NOTHING DOWN

have es Becomes such m sy the labor q
others. The application OF this
principle Is responsible also for the
success cf the farmer. His pork and
lard factory. milk factory and egg
manufacturing plant are in contin-
days inciudcd. His trees and vines
3 s. peps AZ TX e9px sFtlak slsmans I.
X Of course takes some skill 70.
manage = diversified business OF
this character. II you have the
ability aud Just little working
capital ] can furnish You the place
NOTHING DOWN--where all the
are faVornhIe.
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FOUND

FOUND-Small pocketbook contain
ing anS W st oMner m sa az
1917 So. State st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-13

TxH1E new stock Of wall paper
very latest designs and PATTERNS
@fH7e qpality painf% a4nRfsa g tht
Co., 1l<1 G ~
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FIND FEW
FOOLISH
QUERIES
From Those Who Use Good Refer
enoe Books Constantly Self
Answering is Best.

Far fewer foolish questions" will be
asked and answered n Richmond in the
iuiWe since The FINES Dispatches SELF
imposed task cd distributing the New
Aeh,terian 1912 Dictionaries, Illustrated.
is now "eli commenced
9iop asking and answering needless
qie-uons ana start clipping coupons
men you cln leg tne dictionary do Your
Work hesA Your clipping on another
lcin those VINO have already seen the
books and are coming back 10 take them
away rs soon as SIS coupons have been
rNllsAcd-
NmIdFen Questions should never be
ignored. Impatient parents constantly
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BODY TO BE EXHUMED
Legal Action VIII Begin n ,ryStcriop.
cas-" of Mrs SEuho

T"1''THI 10 IHc TIm07- DIsnntch
New York Septembor.s District A.
torneN Thomas O. Rogers. OF Ornupe
'G"nnty viii begin action Monday in
lic rasc Of Mrs. Rose Mcnschik Sgqbn
drowned while IN the company OF l}ny,
July lG.
Application WIN be made TO the Sew
Jersey authorities for permission to
eNhume the body OF the woman. who
was buried IN New York Say Come
terry, Jersey City. Under the nnino OF
Rose kitfer. lev Gibson
A ncw Witness. "a woman whose name
is kept secret Az Well as evidence hv
private detectives Induced Alr Rogers
10 act The purpose of aal5ng THAT
tho body be oNhumou. It was admitted
to-day, is to determine oNactlv how
she came to hex death, and whether
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Rev CouDland Randolph p,r.
Wei known retired minister nf thA
!t3iestant Episcopal Church has re-
turned 70 his nome Ia this cIty from
-IiAore. where he was very painfully
several days so when he fell
between his eyes. whi1. 4 drese..j
- me Maryland University Hospital
tie sun suffering Isom the INJURY
1u' Is Feeoyerins. Rev Mr Page VINO
SONG Special course OF trc6tnen,
.ol rnenma'ism. FOR a number Of
lars ne was chaplain of the Flrst
'.aIy ianH Regiment National Guard
,'N NE "!"ays taken a lively interest
.'.liteiy Affairs. lie served under
stone wall JACKSON IN the Confederate
. ,ny ana wears his cross OF honor on
all occasions.
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NraI C5tats for Salr

8uY A HoME WITH YOUR REST
money W. VIII bu yor Duiil goa "A
nome and allow YOU a. pas Tor same
az the rate OF s.JO per month. plus
p'r cont simple interest. ON each
>iNpp borrowed. ii viii also pay
yoc 10 nvestisato our investment
itature Write oc call ou THE
SlANDAKD HOME co. Gie Mutual
I'm lLuE. ELAMinund. W.
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DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent az Public Printing.


SEALED PROPOSALS Will DE
received at the SAND TIME AND
PLACE Tor furnishing mo f6llo,vi,tt-
wealth:
s0y REAAiS 24xsS 50 lbs No. M u
Book
Writine
$50 R-AAfS 1895 s2 10. Flat.
$50 KEANIS 1881 o H. Fist
as RrAIS l7N22 81 ~anart Writing.
400 REANIc 1rNaS as lh 80 o. Ledger.
50 NJ. ~ Har Envelopes. 63-l
NM.
rs NJ %o ! Rno Euvelopes. 10 xXX.
f2ro ifANS s5xaS- lDuni.e HooF or
clual rr,G. f6r onfrir hrlfattn no
rart,rcnt ,f Nerir lturt. contract mot
10 begin until January ieia. 10 81
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Valley division or til rai,ir,o~o ,n1
Dl-1 Railroad ha. b-o- ,7
H''i'n or nis time during tho
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Jrf, Goal ano L4oou
WOOD AND coAL

" WI IND IIIAI-
OUR DRY IIINDLING BEST IN cI-rv.
heretofore handled by Mitiotbtar
,"vv4 company. 100 nnlf-cord. DA-
s4D u. LEA & co. Phone Monroe
100.
LONG is SELLING THE BEST FREE
DNrDing eoul at summer prices. His
Wool is large blocks and dry. 1t VIII
pay you to see him this week and
make your arrangements for win
Ter Office 1906 West Broad
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH US FOR
irel. as we haldle the best anthra-
ei,e, lump splint. and Fire Creek
oak wood. which Is dry and under
shelter. TYLER & RYAN. 1901 West
Sary street. Madison 1879. Monroe
3OII
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N9oert Kennedy VINO for -,,,,,,.-
!1~tS mas been engaged In odWca
''HS' Worh in Camden. y O.. ana w,t'6
n a been passing the sunnigi Win ,'l
i sV a. ne home Of his cather-i IN
c.ty has .,n. .'n',t w. Hunter IN this
t VIZ, De- come Librarian Of the i-nivrr
o.! south Carolina lie u-as
s,-tt,s elected 70 that position Iv tbe
rites OF the university. vac
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43ouItry. Deg ann llpg satork

TERRIERS; ALSO WEST
Highland white terriers: puppies for
sale. HopKINSON. Ivy Depot, Va,
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By j. Thompson Brown G Co.
llla Main street
COURT SALE WEST END LOT COR
SER LoMBARDY AND TAYLOR
STREETS.

Hy virtue OF decree OF the Rich
nond Chancery court in re- Isabella
Colvin e ais u.s. 4. w smith. Admin
istrator os r. j Riddeil at ais, entered
December 49, 1911 appointing tho I'M
dorsigned special commissioner so to
40. we wiu sell az public auction. on
the promises
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J. Thompson Brown s. CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION

cONNlODIOUS AND HANDSOME
FIOYD AVENUE RESIDENCE. No
i605- Two BLOCKS WEST MON
ROE PARK.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
$50 T.. NJ.

lot Of land corner Lomhardy formerly
washington street, and Taylor Streets
fronting AZ feet ON east line Of LON
hardy Street hy no feet inches be-
tween parallel lines along the southern
line 81 Taylor street TO an alley 10
foot wide.
TERMS one-haif cash. balance In
s!x months with interest, title retain
"a 10y the court tin all purchase money
IS paid. or an cash. sale subject TO
confirmation by the court
MISREPRESENTATION LAMB.
Special Commissioned
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5iocal prnfllators
43GfIlLlR3

IDEAL VENTILATbh co. PHONE
.uroc lgu2.
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The Valentine NLuseun

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from IN A. NJ 60 D. NJ
Adm ssion. 26c ee on SATURDAYS
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LOANR
10000

TO LEND o. DIAMONDS IND
watches At New York rates. y. +
JACOBS & SUI. Isl. AS No-th N!nth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-14

success of the memorial at Washing
ton.
REPRESENTATIVE Ashbrook Of OHIO,
a, staIe in which the G. A. X. is
strong. also argued in favor OF max
ing some diplomatic move by which
the project would not be hampered.
He said that if the project should
be included in the omnibus building.
bill in December there would be no
objection to it from any source.
Il never heard of any objection
being made to anything in the omni-
bus bill" he said, because everyone
has pet scheme in it and wants
to get his scheme through
Judge Kimball argued before the
committee in the name of the ma
tional G.. A. r., as he is chairman
of the national committee on legisla-
tion for veterans in the public ser
vice. His appeal followed closely
on the lines of his talk before the
senate committee on public buildings
and grounds, which reported favora-
bly, for the measure. Since then,
however, changes in the detail OF
the plans have been conceived and
Judge Kimball explained them.
Also he called attention to the
fact that President Taft has given
his approval to the idea of erecting
national amphitheater in Arling-
ton cemetery. quoting the president S
remarks on the subject at his latest
memorial day address and citing par
agraphs from a presidential message.
The great army of veterans ask
for this. amphitheater," he said be
cause the government has built no
memorial to them except the monu-
ment to the unknown dead. 1t would
not be sectional affair. as the
Confederates would be able to hold
their meetings within its circular
walls "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-14

There are two ways to tell whether
you have weak kidneys.
The first is through the pains in the
back and other outward signs. The
second is by examination OF the kid
ney secretions.
That is why physicians make such
a careful examination when you ap-
ply for insurance and if there is any
sign of kidney trouble you are likely
rejected.
Kidney disease is so dangerous that
1t is bad mistake to overlook or neg
lect it, and if pain in the back, recur-
ring headaches, or a fretful, nervous,
tired condition makes you suspect
some kidney trouble, take the trouble
to watch the kidney secretions. Look
for any of the following signs:
More or less than three and one.
half pints passed daily.
Too dark or too pale a color.
Passages too frequent, profuse, or
much reduced, or scalding and pain
full.
Sandy, gritty or cloudy settings.
Fat or oily-looking layer which gath
ers on the surface when allowed to
stand, or a jelly-like thickening.
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AMPH|THEATER
IN ARLINGTON
PLAN FOR ERECTION IN NATION.
AL CEMETERY TO TYPiFY RE-
SPECT FOR SOLDIER DEAD.
(By Winfield jones'

Washington. Aug. l3.-The great
plan of the G. A. R. for the erection
of a marble amphitheater in Arling-
ton National Cemetery here, costing
$75O,OOO, to typify the nations re-
spect for its soldier dead has been
reported favorably by the house
grounds committee and will be in
cluded in the omnibus buildings bill
next December. 1t has now met
favorable action by committees i'll
both houses of congress
Democratic politics and the secrets
of the democratic caucus were in
volved in the discussion of the bill
recently after Judge Ivory G. Kim
ball had presented his appeal for
the appropriation.
In view of the fact that a repub-
lican committee in the senate had
favored the several hundred thous-
and voters in the G. A. r., there
was an evident desire on the part
of the democratic committee OF the
house to do the same thing. How
ever the caucus has pledged the
committee not to report any build
ing bills, other than emergency mea-
1t
Judge Kimball endeavored to ad-
vance the argument that this bill
could be properly considered as an
emergency, and delicately limited
that the $4,000 G. A. r. men who
convene in August would be waiting
to hear what the democrats thought
of their memorial plans.
Representative Towner of Iowa
wanted to put the matter up to eau
Gus, and predicted that if the eau
Gus would realize the full sgnifi-
canoe of the matter, 100000 votes,
the committee would be released
from the pledge. Representative
Gudger of North Carolina brought
the two-battleship fight into discus
sion, saying that he was afraid the
caucus would turn the bill down, or
the two battleship men would stay
away from the caucus and succeed
in making a mo quorum or that
a fifth caucus would be called, all
these things initiating against the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-14
FUNERAL SERVICE
Of JAP EMPEROR
SEPTEMBER 13 rs DATE AN.
NoUNCED FOR FULL SHlNTo
RlTUAl-PROGRAM

Toxic Aug. l3.-The official pro
gram for the funeral of the late em-
peror who died July 50, was issued
today
The services are to begin at
o clock in the morning of September
13, when the Emperor Yoshohito and
the empress dowager viii be pres
ent
At / o'clock in the evening of the
same day the elder statesmen, the
peers. all the high officials and the
foreign representatives are to assem-
BILE at the palace, whence the funeral
procession will start.
The coffin containing the body or
the late emperor is to be drawn by
a team of oxen The entire route
is to he lined by soldiers of the reg
ular army.
Immediately after the arrival OF
the procession at Aoyama the funer-
al service will begin and will com
prise the full and imposing shinto
ritual
At the conclusion of the service
the imperial train is to leave for
Kioto. 1t will reach Momoyama at
10 10 p. m, September II and pro-
cession similar to that arranged from
the palace to the Aoyama parade
ground will follow. Additional ser
vices are to take place SEPTEMBER 10
and these will conclude the funeral
ceremony.
The coffin of the late emperor
is to be removed Tuesday from the
chamber in which it is now lying to
that prepared for the lying in state.
Throughout the night the empress
dowager and the court ladies and of
ficials will remain beside the cof-
fin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-14
Ardmore Proof

Samuel Bird, 51S Fifth Ave, S. f.,
Ardmore, OKLA. says: MY back and
hips panied me and was bothered
by too frequent and distressing pas
sages OF the kidney secretions. After
taking various kinds OF medicine with
out being helped to any extent, was
advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills by
a relative whom they had cured OF a
similar complaint Immediately pro-
cured this remedy and the contents
of two boxes drove away my trouble"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-14
Elyinu Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles just like other people with
like RESULTS in loss of appetite. back
ache. nervousness. headache. and
tired. listless, rundown feeling Put
there's no need tc fee' like that as
r. q PEBBLES. Henry. Tenn, proved
SIX bottles of Electric Bitters." he
writes. "did more to give me new
Strength and good arretite than all
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