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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
LUCKY ONES MEET
Oklahoma H0mesfeaders Organize
for information.


About fifty OF the one hundred and
forty wichita people who drew claims in
TIE KioVa. Comanche and Apache lands.
assembled in The police court room al g
O'Clock last evening and after some in
formal discussion Of the location Of
claims. NFr. \. s. Eendrick called the
meeting 10 order on motion, 8lr. Ken
drick was made chairman OF the meeting,
and the Rev. Bruce Griffith was elected
secretary.
After The temporary organization, Off
fereut propositions locking toward the
employment Of a locating agent cor the
Wichita people. were discussed. but moth
ing IL this line was decided upon. The
sense Of The persons present seemed 20 De
that some one or more representatives,
from Wichita ought 10 be on the ground
in each district in tine TO travel over the
district and procure general Information
concerning the same. which should be
kept at headquarters n the two respective
territories.
II was finally decided that an orgsniza-
ton he formed for that purpose, and that
q membership fee OF s. each be charged
ali who want 10 enter this organization.
This fee is 70 pay the expenses Of The
two committees which are 20 80 on the
ground al the beginning of next week.
sIr Z. I. Stratton was selected 70 draw
up an agreement which all were 10 sign
Who enter the Organization.
The meeting the adjourned till Monday
evening next. N O'Clock, when al who
are interested in this movement VIII meet
Ct the police court room and the COM
rnittee win be selected 10 so al once 10
the territory.
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TO SETTLE It SOON
0old Company to Have Meet
ing This Week
AT THE HOME OFFICE
Where Matter of Rebuilding
VIII Be Considered.

The rebuilding Of the Dold packing
house was the chief topic Of conversation
at the stockyar5s yesterday. There is
net cnly a prevailing belief thai the bis
Dold house VIII be rebuilt, but a deter
rination on the part Of the people that
it must be done. If anything in their
power can bring about the desirable r.
suit
Manager F'red DoId went 70 Buffalo
last night and he viii attend a meeting
Of the company at that place the first CT
this week The meeting was called for
the purpose Of coming 10 some conclusion
in regard TO the Wichita plant. This
people of this city viii impatiently await
the result Of the meeting and Il the ac-
ticn Of The company is favorable. thers
VIII le general rejoicing in Wichita.
Fred Dold has come 10 Be a thoroughly
Wichita man and If ms influence prevails
The house VIII lie rebuilt. They are anx-
icus 10 have him remain here and he IS
jrst IS anxious 70 stay with them BY
the middle OF this week It VII be known
u 2 certainty >, hether The DoIds viii re-
hund the house. Il Il is rebuilt il viii be
larger and granGer than ever before
That much IS certain. However what the
people OF this city want 10 hear is the
words: "Dold VIII rebuild" That Ques-
ton VIII be settled al this Buffalo meet
ing
There IS still force OF men al work
removing the debris from the ruins Of the
big packing house and while the COM
pauv VIII be discussing the matter q
rebuilding, men VII be wheeling out tho
brick and separating the good from the
bad and pilins them UP Il Just ths
same as If II was already q settled fact
that the house would be rebuilt People
who witness this proceeding cannot tel
whether the Dolds are clearing the deck
fo- action or whether they are simply
eCuirg everything OF value from the
ruins 50 as TO lessen their loss as much
as possible
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The best College o. Music vest o. Cin-
cinnatt and equal % any "a the Uniied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04
MISS HoBs0x EvTERTAIvs

Mss Edna Hobson entertained soma q
Ter most intimate friends last Monday
night IN honor Of her fifteenth birthday.
The evening was spent in music. CONVEX
sat3n, games and rscitatons. by Mss
Edna DaEIe- All present declared fav-
ing a good tine. Mss Edna received
many beautiful presents among one Of
the presents was a beautiful ring. set
with 1u5ies and pearls. Those present
were: Misses Lillian Peters. Matte Day
Bertha Hobson. Blanche Darr. Edna d.
gre. Ruth Davis. OF valley Center; Ina
Fletcher. Lille Hoag. Lulu Clever. Lena
clever. and Nettie Hohs0n- 8Iessrs. r.
Lightner. George Beauchamp. Henry
Castle. Willie BeauchamP- Herbert Whit
tiker Lee Drake Clarence Hickok, Cliff
ford Gilmore Maynard Hart
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aLBERTUs 3IAGSCs CONsEREALoRT
CF aU-S9c wichita. kan
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early variety are so heavily loaded with
fruit that the weight has broken the
branches. Every tree ii his large orchard
wiu yield a fun crop.
AIr- Williams IS marketing his apple
crop, and finds q good market az home
as they are OF excellent quality. and
Wichita dealers say they are sellers.
The Hoover orchard and other Sedgwick
county orchards report as great a yield.
and the greatest trouble is 70 care for
their fruit.
Hot weather saDs the vital energy and
makes the hardest workers feel lazy.
To maintain strength and energy, use
PRICKLK ASH BITTERS. Il IS the
friend Of industry.
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T00NTTcTT picnic

A crowd ~ German Young folks had
q moonlight picnic Il the Linwood park
Tuesday evening. There never was such
Q merry crowd seen or heard. II takes
the Germans u have q good time. lea
cream. ices ana cakes were served. Those
present were: 1Iisses lydia Schumacher.
Ollie TourHney Airs. Hoffman. Fred
die 3Iussl Imam. Miss Adams. Daisy VII
kie. Clara Schunaker Anna Humfelt.
Era Humf--t Anna Frech. Katie 3Iler.
Alice Miller. 1Issrs Peterson, Charlie
Huuhi- Roy Hsnnilgs. Clarence 1Tller.
George Tiikie Harry Bia7kiy. Scott WIZ
kie. Homer Snafer. Frank Price. Fred
Tureiag=r. Charlie Schumacher.
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WILL PLAY At GEUDA
Wichita Ball Eans Lock Horns with
Arkansas CITY

The Wichita. baseball team goes to
Gsuda Springs 70 day via the Rock Is
land 70 play the Arkansas City team
The wichita team has been strengthened
il several ways and aye confident Of tax
Ing Arkansas Ciry's scalp Monday they
play Arkansas City al Arkansas City
Also On Tuesday. The lineup IS as fol-
lows: flaming. pitcher; Connaught
catcher; Henry Jones, drst base; Charles
White. second base; Scott Lighter
short-stop; Jack Mclean. third base.
Ralph 1IoEatt left fed; Price. center
fed; Leroy DeRoss, right fed.
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FODDER PROSPECT IS GOOD
Fred Williams Brings in Cheering
Report From Hount Hope.

District Clerk Fred Williams returned
from MS farm near Ut. Hope. yesterday
he has been looking after his cattle. he
says that OK 81 that ne-shlor5o0d they
VIII have 40 trouble in feeding their cat
lie. He says tEat while there is no sup
erabundance OF fo5der. there IS q sufl-
cheney. and when the growing wheat
comes Up ana can - used f1r pastlrasa
rhe farmers VIII Re In good shape IN r.
spect 20 getting t1e.r livestock through
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srRRrRsE PAR-Y

Last Saturday evening about twenty Of
the friends Of -irs. Clara Tabler assem-
bled az her home or the West Side and
gave her q very pleasant surprise in
honor q the hfty-severth anniversary
OF her birth. Mrs.. Tabler received many
beautiful presents. Ice cream and cake
was served after which al departed for
their homes wishing the hostess many
happy returns OF the day.
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PLAY FOR PRIZES
Wichita Country Clubs Tour
nament Tuesday.
For POOREST AND BEST
Scores There VIII Be Prizes
Rules of the Contest.

Novel in many Of its features, the goif
turnament which the Wichita Country
Cub VIII inaugurate next Tuesday. prom
Uses also to be the most spirited Of the
series.
The play Is u be medal. that IS by
strokes. and ths winner is to receive the
cup. which has been won once by ". z.
Gibson ana once by Professor Clark.
Bur IN addition 70 the cup interest. zest
VIII be given 20 the play by the prom
ise Of second prizes. IN the first place
there vii ~ sweepztake entrance Zee
II one Warden ball from al who contest,
and he prizes which follow are 10 be
a1sor1oned 80 follows:
Best medal score for nine holes. regard
less Of handicap, three golf balls
Tor best score on each OF the nine
holes. three golf balls
For poorest score for nine holes regard
less Of handicap three goIf balls.
For best drive 10 first hole, one dozen
golf halls. offered by Hockaday Hard
ware company
The tournament VIII begin Tuesday If
ternoon. and the first series must be
rlz,ed or hy Thursday night and the
second series must be played or Friday
anC saturday Players must see that q
correct score If the game IS kept and put
iar9 -ne bonds II J. .. Rltchey. Official
sore kee1sr Of the club Those players
7slo desire to enter and have not yet
notified The handicap committee. consist
Ing " Charles Carey. J. D. Ritchey ana
Th-rulou Sargent should co So When
PLAYER who is matched is unable TO
Play. ne VIII notify his opponent Of this.
Professor Clark. The present holder Of
the cup. Is the only scratch man
The following have sisniaed their in
tention q playing and they have been
matched and their han6ic1ps arranged,
Is written.
Al AIasseInan 900. zschroe6er ...........1z
7 Powel ...---..- &C H. Enoor ...--. 9
J. @. Davidson e.. 3. l. Marting -..-ll
y. Garst ...---... j. H. Moore ----li
? e. Cushnau ...12W. = Bailey ----ls
J. u. Ritchev 80. IL. Val .---.--.--.-l4
2 Il. Griffith -.-. 81 D Houston ----l-
". o. ste-1berg CIV. a. Vincent ...-ls
r P. 8Iur6ack ..14C p Hibarger --lz
J. X Hoczaday e. ~ T. Carey .------s
4 Sergeant 14C. H Brooks .-..I4
c. A. Tanner go. 7IJ-. Jones -.--.--.
3 g Hun -...... r. =. Goodrich ~
r " EoFatr &C.,. III s Dowden IA
Nictc- Murdoch .11K Adams ...-lf
Dean Gordon INV. j.. Baker -..-l-
r IL Hess ..--..14T. Sargent .-..-..ll
\ aEoex ........-. SC T. Bennett $500. 9
{ =. Clark scratchE. ~. Evans -..--- 9
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FARFNEII PARTY

3Ir. Frank Buua who is going u Buf-
falo, \. E. 70 take charge OF the cement
works a. that place was pleasantly sur-
prised by his friends last Thursday even
ing. 1Ir. Bulla VIII return N q few
months and IL is rumored that he intends
20 take one OF Wichita fair ladies' back
to Buffalo with him. All wish him .
pleasant trip and good success IL his new
location
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PICNIC ~ RIVERSIDE PARK

ri and Mrs. ]. Brady gave very
pleasant picnic and SUPPER at Riverside
park Wednesday evening IN honor Of
Miss Netuie Dover. Of Denver. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Brady. Miss
Bovier. Mss Lottie Johnson. 0Ir. and
1Irs. c. E Wightmaa. 1Ir. and Mrs. Geo.
Wliott. Mrs. Ben Shear and Miss Lemon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

A very pretty home wedding took place
at The E0ue ~ 1Irs. 1r T. Tlls Welnes-
day. July 81. at s o'clock. The contract
ing parties being Nr. Louis IS. Leach Il
1Zi1su-an. kan. and 3Eiss olive Lawrence
stanton % oxford. Kan Rev. Thsyer Of
Gciatns Those present were Ir. and
1-s T. ~ Leach. TT. Charles walker
3Ir A. r. Walker Ms Adelaide wElis.
JuIics WINS and 3lr- and Mrs II. r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

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u.-sely 1-se5 ard f-ra1Ae1 .r 80 80
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xvhlssT. Cscslz= az- 1l-rpzs 1a1-.s.
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e-rins c5uGzsus1t. ga ars - ever
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frle a-1 -ae enT ~ tt = ne b
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f. .-s--a-ar Tzs hsst - -arzz-es
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

E5itor s. A. Brown. OF Bennettsvlle'
s c.. was once immensely surprised.
..Throueh long suffering from Dyspep-
sia he writes. my wife was greatly
--n down. she had 10 strength or vigor
ana suffered great distress from her
stomach. bur she tried Electric Bitters.
which helped her AZ once. and after US
ing four ao-Les. she IS entirely well, can
eat anything. It's grand tonic, and its
general laxative qualities are splendid for
torpid liver. For Indigestion, Loss Of
Appetite Stomach and Liver Troubles,
lis d positive guaranteed cure. Only 5oo
Il c. GehrinEs Pharmacy.
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NOON WEDDING Bells
Continued from sixth Page.

and Mrs. James HOBBS as chaperones and
guides: NJ. and Mrs Hames Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Sites Nr. Sites.
ST, the Misses Iva Cole, Dora Buckner,
Fla Id Benscheldt; 1fessrs. Ralph Cox,
Earl Bailey. Jimmy Hobbs. Russel Hobbs
ard Baby Sites
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ladies ana gentlemen had a midnight
picnic in Riverside park Friday evening,
chaperone6 by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, I'll
q the country They had fine lunch
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EIdridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP stsck
y4r1s. ~ lcrlta- Ccua-En , zaT seoek 20 a.
Ter lfEt Ds1t4ltc reau. - Na EEUeet %
get and hold cur traer - ne thero "a
efficiency q ar WprE an1 ne stff
business srtfrT ~ q eur methods. an1
ccrd.aily invite yaGr eEainesa &c tkif
basil. TeisDnons IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-04

Look out for malaria II Is scasonable
now. = few doses Of PRICKI.T ASH
BITTERS Is sure preventive.
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ALBERTUS MAGNUS
Conservatory Of Music

The bsst College o. Music vest o. Cin-
cinDatf. and equal g. any - the Jniied
states.
HENRI Apply. Nus d. Presiders-
IT. Apply, who studded Tor twenty years
under tle greatest masters ~ E4roFf.
teaches the Caly tree. common sense al1
scientific methot ov uhich rr lsic 1Fer h-s
been. OF can Be. taught ard Whlch Is
recognized es such rfe word over
Teachers ard students q the Violin orQ
TINS method. under Enirh Oh yle 50 -
rn-elaisr= 81 ths world have betl trairld.
ard sllLE u cmG grs3 81 tGe ROYAL cor
serFatcrles ~ L pziE Paris lul aerli-.
The vocal department. Under ailss - la
v0l SeTfr'e1. Isl Iow t7eF-Eca - sitc a
voice training equal 20 ans cata-ila pc
anywhere In fs.a cErar-r.frt fse
Narches. Carols ard zof ~ rle-hr'-f are
ured. and scieutitcriilT 11artc1 arc -p-
ufrI q tEc sIeclai needs ~ ee-f r. uiflt-
nIn4a advantage are cIcrff lF tn~
Con er--a-crr f8r ere study ~ tlenfr lal
harmony ard 1li ne higher Music
EH s.rnred and brass lnrraue-ts
Taught hr the competent irefrl
ErIrert SPECIALISTS iu the pi7e organ ard
s.clirrellc are beng rE4Ss iaf ta
roar-vesr college course. leading %
Tler~ee ~ Wls p fBsrhe.or r. 44s.rI
Hfi persons iHte-rstsf are invited - c7il
81 IRE Cr1sers atQFF between sri p p
~ ~ end p. ~ CT address The preei-
dent ~
AL8EETUs MAGSCs co.'s EEFA TORY
or lusEC Wirl-ta- kan
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c. p. Johnson & Co.

Live stock Csmmisslou Merchants
C1cs seek Ear1s Ex1EazSs Bstd1aS.
Nichifa.
E4tlseu years eEperlrrce 81 the business
enabifs ls 90 secure lest results ger ear
cusf- mers.
Narkef guctstfana furnished a1ru -
querf Money furnished 81 fee5rrz RI
erence. Eazsas National hank
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PHYSICIANS


1 Il. HAMILTON. - u.
Is E Douglas ATenus (Blttng BlOes~
talrd f3or). TAKE elevator az Narket
street satrancs.
Practice limited 70 Eye. Ear. Nose AID
Threat
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s.. H. GRAVES. N D.
Residence. 80 Seneca street; hours Until
g. II Once hours 70 70 L and : 10 ;
Once. Is North Main; rooms 5 ard Z
Pho1es-OElee. $50; residence. 81
:. FR--NKLIN GsELL. II. D.
rs North Main. Practice limited 70 dis-
eases q The Eye. Ear. Nose and Threat
Hours-l9 10 = a. n; 70 5 p n;
Wednesday and Saturday. 70 ?. n
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Partnership Dissolve cd.

TopekavKan. March Mrs.
Carrie Nation mas dissolved part
ner,hip with Nick Chiles, the col
orei publisher. She will hereafter
endeavor TO eii, aud have printed
her paper. The Smasher Mail
without his assistance. The trouble
grew ont OF the suppression by
ChIes. in on editorial written boy
Mrs Nation, scoring District
Judge Hazea, before whom she
has appeared number Of times.
Mrs Nation says she has turned
over TO him the sum Of S2i7 in
cash besides what be mas collected
10 ma,utaia the paper. And, ~
she said. If pay for printing the
paper ! guess I will have 1t as /
watt it,
She accuses Judge Hazen OF
keeping her editorial out Of the
paper and says she wont stand II.
Chiles is colorsd politician Of
some note and recently went on
Mrs Nation boud, He publishes
a weekly paper for colored people
Mrs Nation proposes to hire al
independent printer and will see
that everything she writes gets into
the paper.
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A TEXAS NDE K
uAtI's eRHAr pfsCovFRYI

HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.
One small bottle o, Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
srd lame back. rheumatism and an
irregularities Of the kidneys ard
bladder In both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chill.
iren. 10 not sold by your druggist.
viii be sent by mad on receipt OF S.
one small bottle is two month 2
treatment and will cure any cause
sbcve mentioned.
DR. X. W. HALL,
sole manufacturer, st. Louis, Nc,
formerly WEco, Texas.
sold by all druggists and W. B.
Frame, Ardmore, /. T.
READ THIS.
Denison, Texas, April Cove, the
undersigned, have used Halls Great
Discovery, aud can fully recommend
10 TO others suffering from kidney
and bladder troubles.
J A. MEADOWS.
NJ. c. ALsABRooK,
W. A MARATTA.
Hal @. SINS,
4 F. HoRNBACK.
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HOLDER.

Special Correspondence.
Holder, /. T., March % Among
those now sick are y. r. Meeks'
family and many others.
We need a good rain 70 aid corn
planting and garden stuf.
L. $. Smith now succeeds W. Il.
Vincent & Co., in the mercantile
business.
Holder is on a boom this spring as
well as some other inland towns we
see represented in the Weekly ARD
NoREIrE.
Dr.. Batson Of Northern Arkansas
has located with US
W. NJ Vincent has accepted a
position with Blackburn x Jones OF
Marietta.
Mrs. W. A. Adamson, living two
miles north Of this place, died at her
home yesterday and was buried at
Lebanon.
II. J. Weese and Ed Wyatt have
purchased the confectionery OF W.
:. Kitchens and will continue the
business.
Abe Ross, son Of John Ross, who
has been confined 70 his bed for sew.
ersl months, is improving.
Mrs. Esrls is very low
NJ. ". Stovall and wife were the
guests Of A. /. Keller and wife las,
Tuesday.
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Where can you iavest money more
probably than by buying a bottle e
Of Prickly Ash Bitters-you get four
for one. 4 kidney medicine, 8 liver
tonic. stomach strengthener an d
bowel cleanser. -Four medicines 70 =
one dollar. W. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Moors's Piluies are : guaranteed
cure for AL forms Of Malaria, Agus,
Chuls and fever, swamp Fever, Ma
.Arizl Fever, Bilious Fever, JEundice
Bilio1susss, fstid breath and tired
iistless feeling. Thsy cure RheGnA'
ten Eud the lGssit1de following blood
poison prodacsd from nAlGriAl pole
oning No Canine. No Arsenic,
Acids o. Iron. Do rot rain stonEeh I
OF teeth. Ertirsly tsstslsss. Price
SOC per ooI. Dr. c. c. Moore Co,
No. SO Sorta MGiz strssi, ST Lo1isr
No. soic y ". 3. Frame, City
Drag store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Although cooking by electricity is
generally conceded to be the ideal
method, it hs. not been adopted TO
any great extent, chiefly because the
appliances have been expensive and
not because the current costs too
much 10 compete with coal, oil or
gas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Pepsiu Syrup Co, Monticello III.
Gents have used Dr.. Caldwell :
syrup Pepsin With marked success.
I uuhesitstiuEly recommend IL 10
those suffering wiki stomach trouble
or constipation. It's certSinly :
blessing 70 humanity. Nou are AZ
liberty 20 use nv testimonial.
Very Respectfully,
=. n. MlLCQNsoN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Couldn't help getting a cold never
cares 1t; but carrying home a bottle
OF BAllsrd's Horehound Syrup, and
using it as directed, will cure the
wors, kind OF cough or cold. Price
IS and 50 cents. ". b. Frame, City
Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

See that you &c, the original De-
Wits witch Haze sAlvs when yea
ask for j.. TIE genuine u 3 certain
cure for piles, sores and skin dissLs-
ss City Drug store ". 5. Frame
Prop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

if you want to. Il won't hurt you.
People used 20 think cabbage hung
heavy in their stomAcns. After each
meal, no matter what you eat, lake
q dose OF Or. Csldwell's Syrup Pep
SIN. You will never suffer from con.
tipation. indigestion, sick headache
or stomach troubles. City Drug
store, W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Ladies, you must not overlook
J.. y. Barau's eorsets, and under
wear. No Gnsr or higher class
goods in sny store, ard any rs&-
sOnztls pgice v.l be taken. ST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

For all pulmonary troubles Bal
lard's Horehouud Syrup, taken in
the early stages, proves sure and
certain specific. Il is equally eject
i've in Group and whoopipg cough,
and II used in season prevents The
further development OF consumption.
Price 25 and 5. cents. W. B, Frame,
City Drug Store.
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A clear Conpie1iou

Isasign OF good health which is
qaiekly obtained BY the use OF REX
TEA. Is parties the blood, regulates
The Kidneys snd liver And cures con-
stipstiou AL druggists are suthor-
ICED 70 refund the money In any case
where Rex Tes fails 20 do what is
claimed for it. Price sc per package.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

In the United states the public
high schools in lsss graduated 2o,Si4
boys and S5,l24 girls. In lsss the
whole number Of boys in attendance
3. public high schools WAS Is, ,ls7;
OF rrls. go as.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Al the recent bsefstesk dinner OF
the Mohicsa club in New York, more
than ZOO guests were entertained.
Three hSndred barrels OF beer, 20
EGnous OF ale and 500 loAves of
bread we're consumed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Write TO Us 10 you want TO learn
wha; Dr.. Caldwens syrup Pepsin
will do, or call At our store and get
trial bottle. Ten doses 10 cents.
W. b. Frame, City Drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

Last year Mexico manufactured
$40, 600 900 packages OF cigarette :
and ll9 900 900 cigars. This is an in
crease Of 10 per cent over the pre-
vious year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25
lou Take No Chssees

when suffering with 8 cold, Is
grippe or neuralgia by taking BRo-
MOLINE, as it will cure any case In
one day. All druggists are author
iIsd 20 refund your money in any
case Il fails 70 cure. Price sc per
package. Remember the name,
BRONOLISH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25

No one knows the unbeArable tor
tDre one undergoes from piles unless
they are so afflicted. Tabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointmen, is q quicE, pain
less and sure cure. Price 80 cents in
bottles, tubes sc. W. B. Frame,
City Drug Store.