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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
NUN CELEBRATES MOST
UNUSUAL ANNIVERSARY
Cistercian Sister, Who Has Been In
valid for Fifty Years, Specially Re-
membered by Italian Clergy

Rome.-The past month, which
closed the celebration of the fiftieth
anniversary of Italian independence,
witnes sed also another golden jubilee
celebration of a vastly different char
acter. This was the celebration in
the Cistercian convent at Viterbo of
the fiftieth anniversary of the day
on which a sister of that order was
stricken with paralysis-a sister
whose name is not even known to the
public, but whose reputation is so
great and so worldwide that on the
occasion of her recent sad jubilee year,
Pope Plus himself sent her an auto
graph letter. Other letters were re-
ceived from some of the highest car
dinals in the Catholic church, while
gifts and remembrances poured into
her nuns cell from al over the civil
lied world.
All that is allowed to become known
by the sisters of the Cistercian order
of this remarkable woman is that
about fifty-two years ago she was a
young European operate singer OF
remarkable promise. Accompanied
by her mother. in 1859. she left hel
native city of Zurich, Switzerland. fol
Milan, where she was to fill an oper-
attic engagement. Hardly had the two
reached the Italian city when the
mother died suddenly.
This loss made such a deep i'm.
preston upon the young artist that
she resolved to give up her operate
career, which was then of the highest
promise, and enter the Cisterian sis
ters' convent at Viterbo. Within q
year and a half after taking the vow:
she was stricken with terrible and
incurable spinal malady and it was the
fiftieth anniversary of the day or
which this affliction came that she
has just celebrated.
During these fifty years the nur
has beep kept in exactly the same po.
sition by bndages and a wire frame.
work, as the doctors are agreed thai
even a slight movement of the spina
column might endanger her life AL.
though she has at all times suffered
intense pain, no murmur of complaint
has ever been known to cross hel
lips. 1t is this fortitude that has
made her famous all over the world
During her fifty years of afflictior
the inhabitants of Viterbo came first
TO appreciate her great sanctity and
then to attribute to her marvellous and
miraculous gifts-gifts of divination
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01

Controller A. B. Nye announced that
the law entities each member to $lO
for leach day while in attendance at
a special or extraordinary session.
and he therefore will draw warrants
for this amount to cover the second
special session, lasting less than an
hour actual time, which followed the
termination of the first session last
Saturday.
The second session was made ne
cessary because the subject of legisla-
ton, required to protect the state
against the ravages of a fruit pest,
was not included in the call issued by
Governor Johnson for the first ses-
sion,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
BABE is SECURITY FOR A DEBT
Woman Takes Child But Later De-
mands the Cash.

South Bend, Ind.-A two-year- old
baby appeared sufficient security at
first sight for debt of SO cents but
later a demand for a cash substitute
for the security brought the debtor
and creditor into court, according to
a story told a judge in the city court.
John Urban, explaining why he
became involved in the brawl with
Mrs. Rose Shearer, said he owed her
the SO cents. She held his baby for
it. Later when he went to make a
two-cent purchase from her and ten
dered a 81 bill, he said she kept the
bill and told him to take his baby
This, he said enraged him and he
tried to stab her.
Court suspended sentence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01

on Their honeymoon. There they de-
cided to drive in an open buggy to
Colorado, making a five-days' journey
across the Mountains. On their Sec
ond day out they became lost. and
for eight days wandered about in the
binding snow in an effort to find a
town or ranch house.
Haggard and partly frozen, the cou-
pie reached Meeker, Colo, where they
remained until last night, when they
resumed their journey eastward.
While going through their trying
ordeal in the blizzard, Mr. Hadden,
according to his statement, would
have given up the struggle had not
the encouraging words of his wife
kept him going.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01

San Jose. Cal.-Thomas Dunbar.
9S, escaped punishment for Joy
time here when he explained to the
magistrate that he believed in a short
life and merry one. He was born
in Ireland. The judges name was
Dougherty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01

Lame back may come from over
work. cold settled in the muscles of
the back, or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy Is
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It
should be rubbed in thoroughly over
the affected part. the relief will be
prompt and satisfactory. Price Csc,
soc and s1.00 per bottle. Sold by A.
c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
LOST WEEK IN BLIZZARD.
BRIDE MEETS HER DEATH
Massachusetts Couple Spending Hon.
eymoon in Utah Mountains Caught
In Storm.

Denver.-As the result of hardships
experienced by Mrs John L. Hadden,
a bride of three weeks, when She and
her husband, an attorney of Cam
bridge, Mass, were lost in the noun
tains for eight days during which
time a severe blizzard ragged, Mrs
Hadden died on a train bound for
Denver from Rifle, Colo.
Mr.. and Ms. Hadden went to Utah
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
MODEL U. S. ARMY POST
TO BE LOCATED IN HAWAII

Neutrality-suspicious. have been ap-
proved for and work is about to start
at Fort Scofield near Honolulu on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
TEN DOLLARS IF WANTED.
Each California Legislator May Hav

Sacramento.-Ten dollars a piece
for As minutes employment is what
120 members of tie California legisa-
ture will get If they want it. state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

washington. nee t-One ~ ths
Stories in connection with cabinet pos
sIhfftira which u auinE around wash
inston r. that James g. McRsynaids
formerly an assistant attorney Aemernt
noW prarticinE lac iu Nsw York. Wii
re che attorney general in the Wilson
cabinet Mr MrRsynaldH - demo-
rrst and is spoken ~ as man ~ xrrnf
ability and not without political In
fuence. The story haa an addea IN
ternst in ths method ~ he origin.
fsw dava sro. after Mr.. McReynolds
rad finished 4 speech IN one - me
trust caaah before I'M United 9tatns
supreme court. Attorney General Wick
ersham rrnEpsd him ~ ths hand and
remarked
4 congratulate you on your spsech.
and I also want to congratulate you a.
my successor
NJ McRsy noIds has hal charge ~
tte coal trust case. and wa = special
assistant Oh ne tobacco frilst case
ur has been a lifelong demurraf. and
thai coupled uIfh his special moaI.
edge ~ antitrust Hufk. RlNaa Extra
weight t8 the rahinnt rumor.
However. ar. McRrynoids T. not fhs
anlV man who a. mentioned 80 q pnn-
anluiY Cor the attorney renerars pa-
sItinn az the cabinet table neprussr.
taflte Robert Hmm ~ Texas. chair.
rsan ~ enc house committee on rlfiss
.s spoken ~ wlfh Ereat freauen,t tF.
Il = wilson man ~ unhlenishad reccra
IN hls support u the neat presidenL
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oRoGR OF OWLS
LEGAL NOTICE.


MAYORS PROCLAMATION OF BOND
HLWcTtoN.
~ virtue n ihe authority N ne vested.
anf - directed ~ IN Ordinance of ths
;sih 1879. entitled An orainsnrs -
provide for The Issuance of Bonds ~ 10
CftN ~ rsnmaa ais FLORIDA under amd ~
virtue q En- Ac' q ne i.ssisisture = ne
th0rirs ths CITY ~ Pensacola ~ issue ~
rofiahie h0r6s for Muulrlnai Purposes
snf provide far ths raymeni thereof ~.
sfsvsr - ~. ~, - r,sr..r,,. p-esiss
A. hsrehY anounrs puhiish and prociaim
that an sisrti0n wfi ~ bets in ssrh -
the prs~incts ~ raia city on monday. the
teth dsF - December n. 1915. - as
trrnins whether ~ not ths issuance ~
hnmfx fnF enc purposes ana amounts h~re-
a. enumerated nhaH be- approved ~ ths
rraior1fv - fhs votes cast w fhf sler tore
qualified r. vote ani victims a. saif sisr-
Far enc nurress ~ is-uinE Thr-~
WurHr~d Thousand ft1na n0n 90
Dollars Hrnfs 20 estahiishinr.
rrrHtrlrting ana rnuturirH ore ~
more Mu~iripai nharfrs ~ Aoeks.
inr'uHirE drefEinu and other nsr
eaEarF harfnr twrrnFs Hneufa. anh
tha purchase - property Necessary
~ supplement Cifw property -
- HssA as sites fnr such purposes
For ne purpose n tssHing 0ne
Hundred ThouaHmf ffieA 800 80
NHN.HFH NHHmWN FHF FHNN ffIHHf'NfN
constructions srf erutnriua Nh
uirtuai railroads ~ connect Mumfrf-
rnf uhartps ~ docks wifh other
Whnrvas docks railroads snd ina
HuHfrtaf embellishments IN fhe
~ftv. inriudinn ths purchase -
rr0pertF and rights arf furnish-
ma motive newer Necessary there
Pr
ONLY nuafIHf=f rnfrra rfaifInE Ia satf
city Who sfan have paid taxes IN reui -.
trfe ~ personal property ~ fhs civ fnf
fhe Fsar faf1 ard whose nafus shah an-
pear urnr fHa NHf - voters for said sler
tion unw helms prsparTd ~ the ritv res
tnfrafiou r~iHer FOR submission ~ ard
approval hV tHe Council. ~ provided NJ
enc aforesaid ordinance shall hr entitled
o. vote ~ sntH election
u testimony whereof 7 have hsreunte
49, nv hand ant rauWrd fhs corporate
seq ~ enc rItv ~ pemHacoia a. - e.
nKsd hsrruntn this ths aoth dav ~ No.
vsnber a u 1879
FRANK REILLY.
Mavrr ~ ere cts - pensaroia. F1a.
Attest D. q AWARD.
Citf Clerk
f8srdw
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IH Ea-smHIa IaanfF tlfTHIf HHuri
state Hf E'H.Uia tn f'Iar..rH e. ada
Harvey Nn Na#fNN MaTEsF. NH MnmfaHt
tfr ffn aat ~ lnHuarE. A b.. fHfH 60
defendant loserh ftarfF. % regaIrfd %
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OLD BOOKS WANTED

CASH PAID for early printed American
books Fntire ubrarteN M small lots
dress Historian" rars I0uruai-statinE
what vnu have 1h@rsts
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FOR SALE

FOR EALE--To Wage Farmers ana
cfhera
FARM LANpa-good grade and loeation.
TN ACHES and un a t1a Per acre
fifty CENTS Per are cash
TWENTY 1--WE CENTS ref acre Der
month
no fNTEnWsT or TANra
CAN you better irwsst your savings
" WWNWW
Phone 1895 t0ii r. Csrvantss 81
fnnuV
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Live Stock and Poultry.

PtTFF ORPrNuroS rGgs o. % rsr sst
ting - NJ from 1913 Interstate Fair
prize winners e whiting. = y nos
afe Pensacola F7orlfn noV1i
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pWR cHNw.
Ne commission. surn - Money - frau
or rrnI estate that WI meet nrrrrwaf
Address ~ care journal &anrnfs
Mo%ET i1anet or reaf estate o. psrannaI
prnpfrty ir fhe rTfW ~ PENS cola az thn
ieNai rate ~ tufereaf WALL 60 feN
p Government street. phons ffsa assf
MONEY i1nued on diamonds and hfrk
Glaze taueirY at the 'eEai rste - inter.
street Phone aHEG nwnu
SALARIES ~ gaErs unrrhasef. uh.rai
aisnnmmfa HALL "A CO. f8ts " noW.
ermwurf afrest phnma fFFs aa~r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

Pensacola stores offer cv-
cry inducement for Christ
mas shoppers. DO your
shopping early.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

.arftfU fhaf tIuR fnrssNntuN n UrHe
ans correct .Hrf &c fEr AIrHunf ~ flH
IaN Collector AZ arueaff uf tHf faIHria
ans HfHs ~ fhls once
o. fFHtffnnnE whereof ! have ,. rHaIIfa
90 rr hans and anlsHd mF 20 Iai frai
ff## sfH HmN 81 ftnrHeflI 1rF h N rHfA
JAS MAggfHWnM.
IIHrk fIf.HIf NHHrf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE


DNNOa
W "a pMther. trustee a. Mtss Niva
Herman. 500 ~ ard other snnnlaera.
lions paFt ~ MrNoN Afrrnf
MrH Mari Ann MarHlent 81 81, ln
H. Mnnisa fh0Lnn. northeast 80 - the
southwest lat. north - ~ southeast 4
section ff. township y ~ ri a. "a
a ". liver tn ID ~ nrmmmnhRm. Dr.
trustee. fi 90 ard other rnmsid ernftnna
Tote n ?. 20 a. as. block q Fast Pen
90 cola.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A8ENT Either sex a. Distribute free
rkEs perfunFef "a audrE starch Coed
pay. All or spare tluF. So mnueH uresf-
81 Dept v. u. 8tf1 Lincoln Ave. Chfa
-ago. NJ ltsr
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WANTED-POSITION.

WANTED -wofk - arF kina ~ vouua
rai1rca man W o. Adams fsna Az
-anir street ffa-ffs
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT ann atsran-
HauEef fifteen Frars. experience. de-
airfa rmrluFmfnt In afternoons can be-
am al once End furufsh TYPEWRITER Ref
ase-ess
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nhRGAuSs n FURNITURE nsw -
second hans bought 800 ~ enrhana-
- cash ~ eaHT payments Mattresses
made % erfeT ad ores rsErFnted Tr-
roisterinE anf renairinH neatly done
laTla FURNITURE Co. eoI ~ TsrraHrunm
street a4noVew
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MUSICAL

THuF GuFIIIAN SCOTT. PIANO
SPECIAL EaN. NMAfMH FHANttEl tN
FH.N TEEE FNUEf. aHfNN EEeEHFFa
IEMT METHOD zee West Garden. Pen.
naraIa Phone 900 noVia
LESSONS GIVEN on ceruet. satisfaction
aunfHHfrfI Al a. Hfarae late hand
master ana instructor .H .MHrNH Musicians
N#HnHT pr 900 East IutruHrnrla
Street fdHclw@
WILLIAM rACIEHAM. Mus Rae can
raHrrnHrarH pupil uHfrE BE method
a. teacher fn Young uIHr'stH rhnna 80
foF sirNina. erEan ara piano leHanna
langvt ~
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LEGAL NOTICE.

sppear 70 me bm hied asains, hin
herein
Tits order - he published once each
week Tor four consecutive Weka IN TIE
fsnsacola Journal, = newNbapsr publish-
JAMES MACgfnnON
clerk circuit Court.
~ TN0M JOHNSON. % g.
Pensacola. Pa. December 5. tqia
adecoaptw
IN Escamhia County Circuit couri.
state q tloridh-in Chancsry -Ssills
Laseallss " George VI IMarellem ON
Monday. the hth SAY ~ January a 81
iaia. the defendant George ~ Lsscellss,
= tsqnirsd ,o anpear % the MI hief
Tits order % BE- published once each
weeh for fur consecutive weeks IN Th@
Pensacola Journal a newspaper publish.
"a IN aaaid EACamhia county
JAMES MACgRnON.
ClJrh Cirrult Court
ny THOs JOHNSON. u n
fensacoia. pa. December 8. 1914
e1eeoawtw
NOTICE
Notice 10 hereby Kiven that I wtn not
hs responsible tn ans wav Tor any drhts.
81 ohheaiiona contracted by my vhe
Fannie white
rcnsaeola. Pa. Nov Is isls
Grew NorlcE.
.~lnA Nelther TIE Captain. own-
MNMA nfM nor romtiguena ~ the tialr
MNA ian nara "paxuuals faurn"
go = Nin he responsible Zoe debts
cnutrnrtcd ~ the rrew ~
SD vessel sERciNoro.
/ ~ QUtNA, Captain.
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FOR FALE-aI acres. 81 opsn lard, sc
Der ncrs. 90 arres woodland land hard
WOOD. iRe mrr@m woodland land ell Joining
good water Ere hunting ground ara Sab.
irM places anf TIE best aikrnurf GOOD
hammock lana IN West Florida. rood set
tfrlsnt. ~ nesh ~ fertiliHsra ! bale -
cotton ~ tha acre. 20 o. 80 bushels corn
~ ths arr~. Come ~ thia nn@ farmrirE
country On fhs sect Funny south here
iu West F7rFfAa rn~h mrrws ~ win
tfFrnNr-d lnnH wfme ~ few Price W~n1
fnrw fsnfs go arrss WnW rash.
balance On tire Address an romuuni-
cations &c nnck RafsY. Chipnia Calhoun
County. F7a faort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

Fittsd ~ ~ expert Rsnef
and sati-fa rttcn Gununtesf Nail orf-
80 havs prompt afterttrn. IRE Crystal
Phsrmarv, Brent nufldinM iafuiyiyr
FnH SALE - ThnrwunN hrsN Berkshire
her fn s~rfre twenty eight fffh
months 90 weight so ~ SO nW'inAn. nni
reEfst-rsH f0nk second rrfre santa Ross
COUNTY nsfr 1871 prfrs SO ~ r o.
Ffue pnrw~m Address walter ~ NHhn
scr. pirs Harran. F7h aAartfs
THE JOURNAL PANAMA CANAL stt
tion T. th@ best h0nk Pr aFw~rtistng
~ this cree
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SOS REWARD.

Ser fta arrest anf conviction - en-
party 90 unr4anH caught waffIaHlnM ar Sc
HtrHViuK aur property ~ fha fEtHrstats
pair Assr-'afiar 81 ere fair Fr1uufa af
Ksrfrian Perk. tuterstats Pair Aaadria-
tiam. fenovt r.
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HOOTON & WATSON
"rHE uWNwAL AnENTa"
nIourt nuudina phons A
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The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
"rHE nHNr EcroEs"
nkfoNE fnsf
HELP WANTED.

wAwTro write 49, sivI Reor =.
WaHnHlr Temple fFae
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
DANCING SCHOOL

Prof. G. b, Rucker is finishing his
first class and those who have taken
lessons from him want him to remain
another month. He has a number
already enrolled for the next class but
says that he must have a few more
to Justify him staying here If You
want to join the next class notify him
tomorrow evening, either by phone or
in person. Please do not wait as he
must know for sure by tomorrow
night at o'clock. The professor
will make low rates on lady pupils,
which will be IS for the course Get
busy and notify him. All those who
have promised to Join the next class
please report at the hall Thursday
evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Personals

Opt. and Mrs. w. f. Wilmington
left here today for Denton to attend
the funeral of sister cf Capt.
Wilmington.
N, d. Webb, formerly of Indiaho-
ma, Okla, is here the guest of his
brother, Ran Webb. MIR. Webb Is
leaving the western portion of the
state and may locate somewhere in
this county.
Hal Muldrow of Tishomingo was
an Ardmore visitor yesterday.
Mrs. w. w. Allen of Canyon City,
Texas, is hero the guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Willmore Brown.
]. F. Ringle of Woodville Is in
the city visiting his brother-in law,
C. A. Wall.
s. f. Barnes is in Ardmore today
from Ravia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

call is to ascertain what towns will
have teams in the league next seas
on and get things in shape for 1913
season. Following is the call:
There will be q meeting of the
Texas Oklahoma Baseball League in
Durant, Oklahoma, at 9 p. m, We'd
nosday, the 18th OF December. 1912,
and it Is very important that the
full membership Of the league be
present as there will be election of
officers for the coming year, and
cities not now in this league will
have representatives present to see
II conditions are such that they may
get a berth in this league. There
are also many other important mat
ters that the league should take up
at this time.
"Durant citizens also ask that you
come and see them.
"The meeting will be held in
johnson & Marshall's offices.
Yours truly.
&C. o. JOHNSON, President"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Travelling Agent Ir,ing of the Fris
co is in Ardmore today from Spring.
field Mo.
Two cars of machinery for the new
oil fields at Fox have been unloaded
by the G., C. g. S. F.
d. Lack is erecting a derrick and
getting ready to begin drilling in the
new oil fields on the new Wheeler
townsite.
Superintendent Zahn of the Bro
mide quarries at Bromide, Okla, is
in the city today upon business with
a number of local contractors.
Pat Hanz, an old-time Frisco en-
gineer who run into this city for
several years but who is now working
out of Hugo, Is in the city today.
Mrs. Willmore Brown who under.
went an operation for appedicitis at
the Hardy Sanitarium is recovering
nicely. She has been dismissed from
the hospital and is at home.
BILLY Barriman, a former resident
of Ardmore but now of Purcell was
in the city yesterday and this morn
Ing shaking hands with his many old
friends.
Passenger Engineer Rosenbaum
and Passenger Conductor Sanders Of
the Frisco are here today from Hugo
on business in the Carter county dis.
trict court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

7. b. Hahnsbeen. trainmaster for
the Katy, with headquarters at Smith.
vile, Texas, who was formerly as
sists,nt superintendent for the Frisco
at Hugo is in Ardmore as witness
in the suit OF Harry Brown against
the Frisco.
The Gypsy Oil company OF Tulsa
has begun drilling in the field at
Fox. The well is being scnk very
fast and the company has already
hauled out to that place from the
railway station here two carloads of
casing.
The Santa Fe has hauled into Ard
more this season, from local stations,
about thirty thousand bales of cot
ton and has transported ont of here
thirty-three thousand bales. The
Rock Islaud-Frisco lines have brought
in, in round numbers. fifteen thous-
and bales and transported out approx
imately the same number.
After the smoke of the battle had
subsided last night X. l.. Lee, son OF
Contractor L. F. Lee of this city and
Harry l.. Person, a leading young at
torney OF Tishomingo, found that they
bad been duly and regularly initia.
ted into the mysteries Of the b. p.
o. E. order.
w. NJ. Hills of this city has traded
his real estate holdings in Love coun-
ty for the Royal Hotel property III
Guthrie and will remove to that city
during the course Of the coming week.
Ardmore hates to lose so good a citi-
zen as Mr.. Hills and he will carry
with him to the new home of his
choice the best wishes Of multitude
of friends May the scales never re.
cord a reduction of his avoirdupois,
from business cares, sickness or 9th
er veXations.
Read the Want Ads. Worth while
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
TEXAS.OKLAHOMA
LEAGUE MEETING
PRESIDENT JOHNSON CALLS A
MEETING FOR NEXT WEDNES-
DAY AT DURANT.

Durant, Okla, Dec. 11.-President
C. o. Johnson OF the Texas Okla
homa Baseball League has issued
a call COR meeting of the league
officials to be held in this city
Wednesday, Dec IS, at p. IN. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

]. M. Dickinson returned 20 Wapa-
nucka this afternoon after brief
business visit to this city.
]. w. Walker came in from Mil
burn yesterday. returning this morn
ingg.
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Could Shout For JoY.

i want to thank You from the
bottom Of my heart" wrote C. B
RAIDER. of Lewisturg, w. Va. "for
the wonderful double benefit I got
from Electric Bitters, in curing me
Of both a severe case of stomach
trouble and of rheumatism. from
which | had been an almost helpless
sufferer for ten vears. 1t suited nv
case as though made just for me. e
For dyspepsia. Indigestion. iaundice.
and to rid the system of kidney
noisons that cause rheumatism
Electric Bitters have no superior.
Try them. Every bottle guaranteed
to satisfy. Only 80 cents at Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

All parties indebted to the firm
OF Randol-Ditzler Dry Goods Co. are
requested to call and settle their
account at once, as the firm has dis
solved partnership and is in process
o; liquidation. Accounts not oaid
will be turned over 20 ATTORNEYS
2e1m E. E. GUILLCT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Travelling Agent Ir,'ing of the Fris
co is in Ardmore today from Spring.
field, Mo.