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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
Los FANTASMAS
Hecho sensational ocurrido
en- Ia Argelia.
UN GRAN ExlTO

Monsieur Charles Rlchst, 81 repu.
tado fsi6l6go scsba de ahrmar so.
lemnements 50 creercia en- ls posihili.
dad , On ls sxlstencia de los fsntas
mas. LIE Matin ahrma que scaba de
obtener IN exito complete en- III empe'
no de totogrshsr un fantssma.
Fue en- Wills Carmen, Argslis,
donds 90 realiz6 ese hsCho sensacio.
mel. Habfanss t'msdo les mas minu
closas precauciones para svitar una
impostura. Pressnclaron el expert
uento: el General Noel , su esposs
NJ. Gabriel Delanne, Mile B......y
una negra. Los que pusdan abrigsr
dudss, eseribAn, si les place, & cual
quiera de les personals que qusdsr
desiQnadss, dirlgiendo la & sVills
Carmen, Areelia.
Un &ngulo de 10 habitaci6n en- e
que 90 habfa puesto una corttns, >,
reserve para el Sm6diuns cusndo .,
eneontrara On sstAdo de trance. Flu,
de e,te espscio encortinado de dond
surgi6 sl fantasms.
Canine entire los sspectsdores, lie
do la msno y b,s6, galansemente, |
mano de Nine. Noel.
/ 81 professor Rtchst sssgura gu
notaba en- sQuslla forma materializs
do, movimientos de respiration.
Desapareci6 hnalmsnte per eli suI
10, resurgiendo inc6lums ante Ii
asombrsdos oios de los especta dorG
slgunos pasos mas ltioF, hasta que |
fin se desvaneclo por complete.
El fantasma diio su rombre, u
} hombre indio, J tepia todas las spi
. rier cias de IN sacsrdots ipdostspn.
presivss grsciss por ~ amabilids
en- coneederme IN sitio en- ~ ilustrat
! diario pare esta inssrci6n.
De usted ato amigo , 8. s,
VI Vicente COllszO.
ii Csguss, 8 de Mario Dc 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
NOT|cIAS De ARtCIBO

Marco 9.-Psra el domir go anun'
Gle la Compaiiia Martinsz Cpsado ~
Ultima funci6n de deSpedidS, & beuen
clio de la inteligente y ilmpAIicA &C
sriz sehora Celia Adams, poniendcIt
"a sscena ID tan ehIItOsa obrs eLoI
hIios artihciales,S que tanto gu't6 er
su primera representation por sl mo
vlmiento escenico y Wis comics.
-HG sido reeibids con gran ga
ilstacei6p On sltA tiudAd ID husnA no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10

'ieia de haber quedado aprobsdA en-
Ia u TINA legislature Ia csrretera de
ArtC DO q Laretr paSSndo por Las
MarisS, y ademAs 10 construction de
una casa eIcuelA.
Ell mar'eS sale para Maysgtsz
10 Comp'fifA Martinez CasAdo, douds
debutarA ell iusves. Aquf sI esperads
ahora Ia Compsiiia de zsrzuela ous
scIdA en- eIa Capital y hay grandsI
dsSecS DO vsrla, la,-CoRREsPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
UNA CONFERENCIA

ESta maHana corfersnclaron Ger.
ca de dos horas con el Goberna dor
Mr.. Winthrop los ssiores Post y
Fsuills Secretsrio de Puerto Rico y
Attorney General respectivsmepte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
D[SDE AGUlD|LLA
La Isehs J los leehsros. I'm
fraeaso espiritista.. En-
el Consistorio.
Ell !OvEN SAGARDlA
Dana enferma. .-Causa que
huele a Koopel. -Registro
Civil. - De cirugfa.
Ell IOVEN SAGAROlA

E,tan daudo que hacer los que 90
dsdican al expsndio de earne, leche y
pan.
TAnto el Official de Sanidsd, como
el iusz municipal y Ia policfs, psrsi
gusn activ amente & los lecheros: estos
no q1isrsn vender dieho lfquido & los
veciuos del campo; cuando llegan
al pueblo, aumentan el precio del iugo
lavtso eonsidsrablemeute.
No sopf ormss CON este, ocultsn 10
msdlda exacta que les entregan los g
nadsros, sustituy endola por otra In.
complsts. Tlenen costumbre tsmbi6n,
dc dar 10 preba en- sl mismo pequefo
snvase que usan para msdir 10 lechs;
Esto 90 eontrario & la salud pdblica.
Don Higiuio Lopez Soto, diree-
TOR del psri6dico 81 sBoletfn Kspiri.
Msta,, 10 traslad6 desde 10 MocA q
ssta ciudad con sl prop6sito de reor'
ganisar .el elemsnto espiritista de
Aguadills, msrchaudoss complets
msnte dseepcionado.
-Eu brsve ser& arreglads la le
trina dc 10 pla ata baia do 10 casa del
pueblo, que % IN verdedero foco dc
infection.
Los policias Manuel ]. Perez y
Jose Ro irfgasx Soler capturaron en-
ID madrug ada dc aver al ioven Felipe
Ssgardis, que regres6 hace algunoa
diss do los Estados Unidos, donde
tuera 4 cursar 10 carrera dc ingeniero
mscinico,y y & quien 90 le acusa do ha-
ber au.trafdo dos bicicletas pertsne-
cieotss al stfior Santiago PaDzardi.
C)msrciants en- este ramo isn 10 Ciudad
dc Mayagusz
Sagardfa. seompafiado de un de-
tsctivs, fae conduoido hoy 4 10 c&rcel
do Mayagnez.
--Ss eneuentra gravemsnte enter
ma 10 respect able anciana dofia GARNER
Delgado, viuda de Koppissh y madr'
dc los distlnguidoa caballeros dor
Eduardo , don Alfrsdo Koppiseh
Sc eas& visndo on 10 Corta d.
Dlstrito do esta cludad, 10 demanda 81
apelacl6n interpussts por el represea
tants del Pueblo de Puerto R'c, c'n
ira el comsrciante don Antoni Df'
Hernandez y otros, en cob-o de b0'
dollars por una fanza prestsds col
objsto de elaborar ron.
Represents & 10 psrts dsmandad'
sl Lsdo. senior Ffsyre, de Maysguez
Sc crea que esto see una de ls'
tansss fsctorias de Mr. x ,opsl, sl ex
funeionario iu iisial, de los brillants
ssruictos
-Dueauie el mes do Fsbrero q
limo habo en- el Rsgtstro Civil sl d
Vuients movimisnto de inscripci6r
Defunclonss: 81; varones. IA; hembrai
II. Nacimientos, 80: varones, 16; hen
bras, II. Matrimonios, IA: cat6lieo'
Z; protestantes, 3; civiles, 4 Hub
cinco :nacimisntos prsmaturos,
dc las dsfancioDes 30 registraron Y q
tubereulesis pulmonar; 3 de anemiI
uneinariasis y de tetano ;
Aver tards fuS operado por
doctor Jimepez Sierra, de un gran 81
NOR que vsnfa padecisndo, sl prime
tsniente senior Villariny, en- sl mus
dsrecho. La operaci6n tue fslizmsn
practicadA.
-Desde hsce diAs dieron comiep'
los trAbsios para ell arreglo de lA Q
lie del eProgrsso.s ~ 10 pobrt cal
de <Betancess, senior Alcalde2....
Mario Moraiss..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
FL POETA GRILO
Mario I, 1906.

El fecuudo J popular poeGa den
Antonio Fsrnandtz de Grilo, segdn
anuncian los despaehos tslegrt seos
de Madrid, hS sido DC mbrado nlsm.
bro de la Real Academia de la Len.
qua Fspanola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10

Total. 81, ,27032,
Sc eneuentrs en- sl hospital An.
tonic Lugo. algo msiorado dc les he.
ridas que le inHriera JesdI Col6n sl
die 10 de este mes.
CoRREsPeNgAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10

recaudsrss. rs eesArio, en- sbsoluto,
que las reglas aludidas Sc prssHeusp,
puss para ESQ as dletArGn. Ora eosa
psrRrhaSia la .narcAa del psri6disot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
THE FULL eLooD INDIAN.

The Curtis BIZ. which provides Tor
the winding mp Of the affairs Of the
five civilized tribes. contains the FOL.
lowing clause:
NO full blood will be permitted 70
soll hls lands IN the Indian Territory
tor period Of twenty-five years"
Swp. ping legislation Of this kind
always hurts somebody, and II is true
in this instance. There IS quite a mum.
bcr Of fun blood Indians In the Indian
Territory that are far more capable
a. attending 10 their own affairs than
their brother OF the mixed blood. The
amount of blood docs not In any way
determine the amount Of sense that
an Indian may have. As the law now
stands. Indians OF the mixed blood.
may upon application TO the secretary
Of the interior and upon showing that
hc Is capable Of caring for hlmsei:
have the restrictions upon tho alior
alton Of his lands removed. Undo
this law tho full.blood has not thr
same chances as the Indian OF mix 4
blood. II Is passing strange that thu
right is now denied him and he hc
unable to dispose OF his land for TWEEN
ty.Gyc years. Al least he ought 20
have the same opportunities as the
other members OF the tribe. This
smacks OF class legislation and Is q
reflection upon many good full-b!ood
Indians
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Of their means iof the japanese Jet
nor unresTo-siye people say mean
things about those who help.
The Ardmore.te q proud uf the
Sympathetic nature % tho First Pres.
tyteriln church CONGREGATION. aad Of
our people generally. and besecches
ether pastors of the city ~ extend
90 their congregations
~ make contributions. TO matter
bow small. as Il vin De held as no
lls ln The sight cf God a. any Their.
Is no Erander vay 20 rejoice than b.
doing in some splendid way the
Lords work. and the relief Of The
100000 famine sufferers in Japan
Ci Tho homeless people around vesu
slus IS just the kind Of work the
lord charged his people 90 DO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
ETERNAL VIGILANCE THE
PRICE or STATEHOOD.

DO sum up the statehood situation.
E looks like our rights have been
Ju.-'sd with By those skilled in the
a-t GO eoloring and frustrating legis.
ia.1u Naturally enough. 'hc people
ase cast down and ,c,l tlat they have
t.sn chasing a forlorn hope But
aserilg oyerlastinsly at 10 brings
recess. therefore. iha Arlmoreite.
having dis,rust in congress. sug.
-.s.. that in tLe event Of no state
hood ,.eisil'ion this month. the bust.
ness mon of the Two territories OF.
4ri-a "a big crusade and make q pii.
-ima5c into the commercial contcrs
and arouse an interest among whole
SID. Icaiors-'eil them that Washing.
CON city is left ort of the itinerary be.
cause % lis'-ust almost amounting TO
Oh. pair OF The failure tJ reason state.
hood ont OF congress. that hope is
vanishing and tha, unless their repre-.
saa'atlyDs support tho statehood Din
af the present session of congress
that The business os the proposed now
.lto VIII De- given iu tho future 20
Wholesalers at New Orleans. DIl.
las and other Southern dealers
whose leprcsg gutatiyos are supporting
the measure. The object OF carrying
,l eight into The great cen,crs would
uo for tie purpose Of protecting tho
inpc-iiel measure and for restrain.
Ing any abuse that may be directed
OIL g. Hardened congressman would
Cop with this powerful influence
aroused and made 10 adopt a militant
policy for tho rights Of the territories.
Keep mp the fight for statehoo'.
There seems 90 bo no disposition on
'hc par, OF congress to pass tho Bin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
DOUBLE TRACK THE KATY.
Between Denison and Atoka-other
Improve ments on the Way.

The Dcnison Herald says.
< y. Fisher. chief engineer Of The
NJ X. & T., accompanied BY officials
OF the company and railroad contract
ors. will arrive at AtoSa this after.
noon. and will then take a special
train for Denison The revising OF the
line between Atoks and Dcnison viii
be studied. As plans for that worK
are now being drawn. The presence
of contractors with the officials Is an
indication that the company vill not
DO the work. but will LEI out the con.
tract for the new construction.
o. has been decided that a double
track win be built from Denison TO
Atoka. in order that the coal busi.
ness may be handled with less trou.
bic and cost Whether or not the dou
Die track will be laid at once IS uu.
decided and possibly will not be
known until bids on the work have
been finally received
The FIRST work to be- done will De
tho building Of a ne wroadbcd which
which viii embrace in parts Of tho
way the old line. The roadbed will
De constructed large enough for dou.
Die tracks. As fast as possible the
first single track will be laid on the
revised line and the second track
VIII come later.
Efforts are being made by the rail.
way officials 20 get tho work under
way as soon as possible. BY sublet.
ting the work the contractor In
charge eau have work progressing at
all points at the same time.
It is reported that the Katy will
erect a number OF additional rock
crushcrs in the Indian Territory TO
prepare ballast for the new line Rock
ballast will be used
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
REMOVING RESTRICTIONS.


All our hopes and faith arc now
pinned upon the distinguished coteric
~ gentlemen now In Washington and
Who hope 70 haze 9 rider attached 10
the Indian appropriation bill.
Ardmore Is represented BY " \
I>.dbctter. Muskogee b. Coloncls Zev.
~ and Douglas and Tams BiXby.
These men are well acquainted
With territorial conditions aud needs
and have many influential friends
among the senators and congressman
Tho necessity for the removal OF re
ztriciions before statehood IS too well
known 10 be discussed Il is up 20
tho gen..cmch mentioned 20 have ~
done. and II they succeed the people
NJ the Inuian Territory viii risc mp
and call them blessed.
The Quinton Pioneer doyotcs a col
umn 90 roasting Secretary OF the In.
tarior. Ethan Allen Hitchcock. ana
pcrtinontly asks why so much author
aty Is left In the hands Of one man.
Senator Bailey asked the same ques'
tiou and made n strong objection 20
comforting 30 much power on any
ono man and especially on the pres
snt secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
LAW IN THE NORTH MUST DC
OBSERVED.

The grand jury at Springfield Ohio,
ioInd true bills against some OF the
participants In about as dIsorderly a
race riot as can De- imagined and the
court through iis verdict says
You have offended against the
peace and dignity Of the state OF Ohio.
You have been guilty OF riot. You
have terrorized innocent cl,izens.
You have burned their houses. do.
atoycd their property and some Of
them have been killed outright FOR
this offcnsc, seeing ms IL was commit.
ted against negroes. Ohio fines you,
and each OF you, 81 and cos.s"
An, indeed, IN the North the llw
must De- observed, even II the kllllEs
Of negroes and the burning II ,h2lr
quarters cos, 81 and costs.
Before the hystcrical people Of he
North 90 crazy over the treatment OF
the negro in the South they Lad bet.
ter see to melting GU, Just amiyhmen.
for white men who shoot mp ucgrJ
quarters, burn their houses 1nl make
corpses OF some Of their 2ra,hrrs in
black.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
DOES AN ADVERTISING CAV.
PAtcN PAY.

The streets % Ardmoso arp crowc
.1 every dsy They present an ap.
,afauce equal 90 the fan days when
fhs farmers are marketing their CO...
ton W D. Johnson. in commenting
upon The situation. gave credit 20 tha
ArlmOrc Commercial club FOR its ad
y,r;ising campaign Mr. johnson be-
lioves In further pushing the town
to the front and says that Ardmofe
has just begun 90 Erow. This same
opinion Is shared BY every progress
iye citizen Of the town and Il IS safe
to predict that the population Of IN,
town will double within two years
Ardmoreite.
Tho above is an excellent testimo
nial 20 the value Of advertising a
town abroad. an undertaking which
tho News has urged time and again
u Ada expects 20 get her due quota
OF visitors and investors she has go.
20 reach out after them. They must
De told Of tho charms OF Ada before
they leave home. before they puy
thoIr tickets.
" Ada cares 20 hold her own with
other big towns OF the territory shes
got 90 loosen up and make a showing
20 is an right 20 advise Tets walt tlli
times are ripe and more favorable; "
hvt the truth is. II We wait. wen with.
ur. white our competitors get grapes
and grow Ada Evening News
Tho awakened spirit OF progrcssly,
ness is shown In no more emphatic
way than IN the organization Of asso
Citations of business men for the pro
motion OF public enterprises TA.
tune Of let's wait" Is synonymous 20
the dctcstiblc word cant" Only
when business men are prosptr'ug
end see more prosperity ahead do
they band together TO make for larF
or prosperity and now is the TIM
for Ada TO get busy. like Ardmore
The organization Of n Commercial
club would be a good start for Ada.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
SPRING cATkRRH.
City Drug store Sells Hyomei Under
Guarantee Of Cure.

Guarantee Of Cure.
The changeable weather OF spring
is directly responsible for the pre-
yalence Of catarrhal troubles In Ard
more at the present time.
As result, ,he City Drug Store
had larger sale for Hyomei the past
week than ever before In the years
that they have handled this reliable
treatment for the cure OF catarrh.
II there Ia a single catarrhal germ
in the system. Hyomel will search II
out and absolutely destroy II, com.
pletely eradicating the trouble Tho
remedy has made 50 many cures
among their customers that they offer
10 pay for It themselves ~ It does
not benefit even the worst case OF
oRtarrh.
The complete outfit costs only 81,
consisting OF an inhaler. medicine
dropper, and bottle Of Hyomei, while
extra bottles Of Hyomei can be OBJ
talned for 30 cents There will not
De even this small expense II Hyo-
mel does not cure. as the City Drug
Store will return your money,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
DISTRIBUTING DEEDS.
Work Has Been Resumed In That d.
vision of the Commission.

VISION of the Commission.
Muskogcc. I. T.. April l6-Woik
has been resumed In the deed dlyl.
sion OF the Dawes commission. One
Of the longest stretches Of work that
ever confronted a bunch Of clerks
In one land Office Is now before the
employees Of this division. There are
L.tcen people working on deeds.
There are over 100000 deeds 70 make.
or these. some seventy thousand 90
70 the Cherokee nation. thirty thous.
and TO the Choctaw aad Chirka saw
nations and scattering ones 10 othc.
nations.
Notices have been sent to the gov.
ernors OF the Choctaw and Chlclasaw
nations that deeds will be forwarded
20 them by special messenger begin.
ming the first OF next week. They
will be forwarded in lots Of !, 900 each
for signature. Work In the deed di.
vision was suspended In February on
account Of lack OF legislation. Until
the law was passed extending the tri.
bal governments. no ono knew where
10 send the deeds after they wcro
made out
The tremendous task OF drawing
100000 deeds will be understood
when one stops TO think that they
have 20 be checked over and over
again in going from one department
10 another and they are checked sey.
on times before they are allowed 10
leave the deed division for execution.
Then sometimes errors in descrip-
tions occur An employc offered TO
wager that any person not in the
work could not an out one OF the
blank deeds and get II right the first
time rho deeds are all made on type
writer's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

While congress IS attending to Sen
a'or Smoot Of Utah aud tho polygamy
question, - seems that We have trou.
..og Of the same kind NJ our very
door High Black Wolf, Of the Arap.
ahor tribe OF Indians in Oklahoma
has two wives and the United States
Indian agent has ordered that he give
mp one of them BllcK wolf is in
sore trouble. as he can not make up
his mind which Of the two wives he
likes best. but the Indian agent in
sis,s that a plurality Of wives will
not BE- tolerated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
soy-oun-crippled For Life.

Gcary. okla, April l6.-Littlc Math
Schuler, nine years old, had his ankle
torn 20 pieces by the accidental dis
charge Of a shotgun in the hands OF
his brother, Artie. yesterday. lie will
be crippled for life. 4 short time ago
the ten year old daughter fell and
injured her knee 20 such an extent
that an amputation became necessa.
~ Mr.. and Mrs schuler are the
parents OF twelve children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Tho WoodforI correspondent 10 the
Ardmoroitc writes:
The ladies' aid society Of th.a
place has passed resolutions 20 buy
no more goods from Sears, Rocbuc /,
g. Co. Of Chicago, because they viii
not donate 20 help those who had tn
misfortune 20 get all they had con.
sumcd by FIRE II other aid societies
would help IN tGis moycm Mt they
would lnl fewer mail orders In this
country aud more good churches an
school houses than they now hlye
Who over heard OF those mail o der
houses helping anyone but h,i'
own"
This shows that the game oasI,s.
caugh, IL usually dropped by the wa.
side, II Is time for vigorous action
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Congress Is to consider a bin which
provides for term Of four wears ,o'
representatives. and puts tho election
u United states senators dlrec ly
IN the hands Of the people We are
prepared to endorse both propositions
and think they will nnu ia,ur w'ih
the masses Indian Territory inter
osts are displaying moro rcs.lessness
over the disparaging outlook Tor state.
hood, however, than over the frequen
cy Of elections, With statehood We
would be able 20 determine nav
policies OF our own without the =. !
of congress
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
clush, Cold while Hunting 4 burglar.

Caught Cold While Hunting 4 burglar.
Mr Wm. Thos. IAnorFan, provin.
cial constable at Charloau, Ontario.
says 4 caught a severe cold while
hunting a burglar Ia the forest swamp
last fall Hearing of Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy. J tried H. and after
using two small bottles, was com
plc;Cly cured. This remedy is Intend
ed especially for coughs and colds.
Il viii loosen and relieve a severe cold
IN less time than by any other treat
meut and IS a fayorlte wherever its
superior cXeel!oace has become known.
For sale by F. ]. Ramsey, W. B Frame.
Ardmore Drug Co, Bonner 8 Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Senator Berry Of Arkansas. who
Was recently defeated in tho priml-
rics by Jon Davis, ia being urgcd 20
run against his colleague. Senator
Clark two years hence. We rise 10
ask II this would be true senatorial
courtesy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Nissouh's two senators and six.
teen OF It's eighteen congressman are
college bred men. Indiana Is the On.
ly state In the union that has a sui,1
delegation OF college bred men In H.
two houses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

AZ the banquet given by the Nilsson.
ri state Democratic preA association
nj Kansas City recently It was pre-.
dicted that tho Democrats would be
sucoessful az tho next national oloc
tion. and tho nominee for tho pres
ident In 1908. "whethor II be FolE.
Bryan or Towno' will be elected by
a large majority.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Myron Boyle. formerly private sec
rotary TO Delegate Mcclure OF OKLA.
homA. Is now running a newspaper
at Tulsa, and booming that town for
capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

Is Mrs Alexander. Of Cary, Me, who
has found DR. Kings New IAfe Pills
10 be the best remedy she has ever
tried for keeping the stomach. liver
and bowels In perfect order. Youl
agree with her II you try these pain.
lees purines that irtuse new fe
Guaranteed by W. n Frame druggist
Price Csc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

let every Democrat who fayor4
popular rule get into the blanket pr
mary band wagon. It's not too early,
even n statehood IA delayed until
another session OF congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

The Elks OF Coalgate are conteei.
plating the erection Of a home IN
that town. Ardmore and South Meal
sstcr are the only towns nthe tern
tory that have lea homes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

II seems that the restrictions are
not 10 be removed and that the socre.
tary OF interior n not 10 resign his
place In the cabinet. These are two
pubiic calamlties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

a Dallas lady announces her u.
tention OF dropping all her clubs bu;
one That the Houston Post pre-
sumes. will bo kept for her husband
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

After wrestling With the i've tribes
hill for many months congress finally
pnsscd Il but in such shape that Il
ilieases no one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

History repeats itself Dowlc, Ike
our common ancestor, Adam. lays
the blame OF his downfall on his
wife
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17

What God hath wrought" was n"
first public message ever flashed b.
telegraph.