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The Score.

Left on hases-Frederfcksbur 4: GaIlau-
det. T. Struck out-By Jones. g: by Dillon. 3
fhree-base hts-Bode, Scott Martzner. Two
base hit-Garnett. Sacrifice hit-Ryburn.
Stolen baseS-Russell. Mature Wild pitch
Dillon. Passed bassS-JOyneT. J. Umpire
Mr.. Richards Time of game-1 hour and
. minutes
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Washington, 4. Boston, 3.
CEleven innings).
Philadelphia, 3; New York, !.
Detroit, 4; Chicago. g.
ST. Louis, 3: Cleveland, /.
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st. Louis DoWned Blues
In Game for Sufferers

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 21--The Browns
defeated Cleveland in the last game OF
the series. to l. Nine thousand fans
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Game

New York. .: Brooklyn. l.
Philadelphia IS: Boston. S.
Pittsburg. 3: Cincinnati. g.
Chicago, 5; St. Louis, >.
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Game Fight.

Fordham put I'D game fight Sor three
innings. but a bad decision by Mr.. Belts
took the life out Of IL, and talnes rolled
over for several sessions Simon was
there with the right spirit. but. some
how each Of his drives seemed 70 have
peculiar attraction for an ambitious
outdelder's palm. He got revenge.
though, when he\snatched a terrific
drive from COffey's bat In the ninth
Fordham had but three men at the
bat in the nrsJ. Rudolph got a frank.
but was nabbed as he took a header
for third. after having completed the
larceny Of the second pillow.
Devlin shot a pretty one along the
third base line IN GeorgetOwns half
OF the first was sacrificed 10 third and
scored on Schiess' error OF Mahoney S
hot one
Fordham did not get action until the
fifth, when an error by Smith. a sacri-
fee by Gargan and a hit by Hinchcliie
gave II a life. Eagan reached first and
Rudolph received donation from Ma
honey, who dropped SCheller's throw.
but MayOck passed around the sSs by
plucking HarImans s drive out OF the
ozone with his bare palm after an as
cension Of several feet 10 make con
necIOnS-
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RAMS HORN EASILY
ANNEXED HANDICAP
Was Fav0rite and Issue
Never Doubtful.
CANARSIE FOR CURRICULUM
August Belmonr's Horse Had Hard
TuSSla With 0Leuife His
CANARSIE FOR CURRICULUM
August Belmonr's Horse Had Hard
Tussle With Okenite. His
Stablemate.

AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK. y. Y.
April H.-Ram's Horn easily proved VIC
tor in the Queens County Handicap.
the feature of the races today.
He was favorite for the race. and the
issue was never in doubt.
In the Canarsie Stakes. August Bel
mont's Curriculum and Okenite. ran
one and two.
Summaries.
First race-Three years and up. SELL
ing; seven furIongs. Varieties. 10
CPerrine). s to l. won; The Cure. lis
tBelD, to .. second; Telephone. 10
(Finn), so to !. third. Time. 1:2s
Austin Allen. Warning, Jennie McCabe.
Neptunus, Thespian. and DeuKtemps
also ran.
Second race-Steeplechase four years
and up; about two miles. Copper 153
(Gallagher), even, won; Miss Hob
house, 142 (Rodrock), 13 to 5, second;
Divider. 142 CWilson). 40 10 /. third.
Time, 4:21. Kassil also ran.
Third race-Canarsie Stakes. four fur
longs; two years. Curriculum, los
(Radtke). 4 to 3. won; Okenite. 1Oe
tJones). 4 TO 5. second; Solly NJ, 1OI
tMiller). 90 to /, third Time, 0:4s
Merrill, MOlesey, Bemay, and Punky
also ran. Curriculum and Okenite
coupled
Fourth race-Three years and up
Queens County Handicap; one mile
Rams Horn. lis (Perrine) TO ., won;
Rats. 90 tPierrot). so to 1, second
Race King. 9S CMiller). 5 10 l. third
Time. 1:39 2-5. Grenade. Bohemia, and
Red Knight also ran
Fifth race-Tbraa ,aars and nm. siv
furlongs. Sue Smith. 104 (Radtke).
to /. won; Idle Dream. SIS CNotter).
TO /. second: Diamond Flush. 9s (Min
err. 3 TO l, third. Time. 1:l4 2-5. Wat
ergrass also ran.
Sixth race-AIaidens. three years: SELL
ing; six furiongs. Ava, 100 (Miller)
80 TO /. won: Waterbearer. 1O2 (Hen-
nessey). to 3. second; Realm, I0-
tRomanellD. 40 to l, third. Time. ZIG
New England. Beaufort. Orihamme
Eitopia. Canopy. Radical Melbourne
and Cloisteress also ran.
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Games Today,

Detroit at St Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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The Score.

INtoIs' -''F.'''--fO -
$One out when winning run was
scored
Score by innings:
Washington l o o o o II
Boston ....-.0 0 ? 0 o 0 0-3
Earned runs-WashingtOn 3: Boston.
| ! First base by eTToTs-Wa ashington, >
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Earned runs-Georgetown. s. FIRST base
by errors-Fordhana. 4. Georgetown. l. Left
on bases-Fordhanl, s; Georgetown, 6. First
on halIe-Of Nayock 2 Innings pitched-By
Rudolph 4: by EaEan. s. Struck 0Ut-By
Mayock .; by Rudolph 1. by Eagan ?
T7lree-base hits-Scheller, Mahoney. Stolen
bases-Smith. DuEan. Rudolph. Hinchiine-
Double plays-Mayock, Devlfn. Mahoney.
Eft BY pitcher-By Rudolph, I: by Eagan. /
hit BY batted ball-Rudolph- Umpire-Betts.
Time Of game hour and g minutes.
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paid their way 10 Sportsman's Park to-
day for the San Francisco relief fund.
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Timely Bingles.

Trouble began for the visitors from
the second session when singles by
Mcnahsn. Dugan, and Devlin added
another tally for Georgetown The
home teams portion OF the third was
passed without an eruption, but Jhe
earthquake struck FOrdham IN the next
The main shock occurred when Scheller
heaved up a three-OaEger with Mayock
and Devlin rooSting on second and third
perches, respectively. HIS welt was
Just In time Two men had been retired
when this happened Scheuer scored
when Smith cracked the bark OF the
sphere for one bag
More excitement came In the sixth.
Singles by SSheller and Smith and an
ether smash for three bags, this time
from the trusty club OF Mahoney, net
teW two runs
The Score.
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The Score.

Totals "A II p Totals. Sl2--0 Is
Rudolph hit by bstted ball.
Gecrgetown----------- o 2 Q Ks
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\ true swcctArsui - perhaps the
most healthy meat hat can L.. eaten.
said o. doctor. but yol are never able
90 get a. The sweetbrrad proper j. t-,
pancr.as. which j. ono % the most 81
fcctivc agents boz promoting dlgestos
bl; the swcctbread 81 trade u usus.iy
obtained from the hroats OF cattle aud
IS what Is called ID. thyroid gland
This gland rests against the viudp.pc.
and. wtillr It's texture II similar 60 thai
of the real swectbread 10 has not the
same beneficial qualities But some
butchers, 10 order 70 make money. pas
On the sal.vay gland. that which ftr
uishcs the saliva. located IN the cheel.-
Tor a sweetbrcad. This u the most 90
fcrior substitute % al. The pancreas
%. real sweysbread, j. a most dainty
mor~rl. II IL % triangular form, while
M sweetbrcads obtained from TIE
throat arr of an oval form. But wk1'
tl" Use of making people dissa Us
lr,i: They have lcea eating thyroid
and sal.yay glands FOR swectbrpad-
for years aud have i~eu satisfied. Be,
then hoy have never tasted the rca
ti,n@ -P.itslurs Dispatch
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Whom LouI, IN. fhe saint suTren
do-cd with bis Who'll. forces ~. the
Sagc'u, 90 Nausurs on the Jth OF
April I-5n. I,Douu1 golden bezants-
tgual 20 half tAlt number 81 the lNres
% 'ho i.y wcrr demanded Tor. bis
rr.clpm. But tar Mo-Iems came down
90 NuUpJ uczauts. all ga the cud 10y
surveuG.-a- pamictia Louis cot ol
fos luDnuI marks equal roughly. o.
oyer - p.ruu uf today These goidcn
bozal-- contained about au sh..ings'
worth of our gold. but 90 go 90 market
vlll would buy then as much p-pio bly,
as -. >0ye-u.-ls how would Were
tic -cOrucr allowed 20 break forth here
hc would probably tell how this high
priced and sanity carcass was treat.
ed by bis people when Louis died az
the siege of Iuuis twenty years later.
Being hard up FOR embalmers. they
bad. according to the Journal OF An.
berry, to quarter aud holl hlm down 10
separate c.IirOus aud 80 sent but his
wh!tcd skeleton 70 France London
Chronicle.
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NOTICE IN sANkRUprcY.


In Tie aistriet eourt Of the Uufted
states for the Southern district, a,
ArdmOre:
In the matter Of ". Z. Garrett,
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of W. B. Garrett
in the Southern dlstric; ia The Indian
Territory, u Ardmore, q bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that 90 the
.4;h day Of April. 1906, the said W.
B. Garrett was duly adiudged bank
rup;. and that the hrst meeting OF
his creditors will be held at my ofiee
10 the court house In the city q Ard
more on the 5th day oi May, 1903. a,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, az which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transac;
such other business as may come be
fore said meeting
JOHN HTSRf.E.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
FIfs; published April g. 1906
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The rrnnI, Of er-., nrI,nia.

EJhuO.p-.gally Great Britain Is mix
turc of many races, resulting from a
succession of ilva,ions When the Ro-
mans invaded Britain the inhabitants
were Cclgc. mixed With an earlier
EusAarIan uou-Ayau element They
continued o. De- mainly 50 until the
lftl aud Sixth centuries. when the lev
el parts Of the country were oyc5rul
by German tribes. Then followed inva-
sl0us Dy the Danes and other Scaudl-
uaylau tr.Ius Hud lastly the Norman
conquest The inhabitants OF England
aud the lowlands of Scotland. there
fOre. spFaag from an amaigamatlon OF
yLs original Celtic with German snd
Scandinavian blood. Wn5es and the
highlands Of Scotland are su.l lnhabit.
ed by descendants of the ancient Celtic
tribes The people OF Ireland also are
o: Celtic origin. although there q an
admlXture Of many other Faces.
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rh- rtL.msa and ui. weapon.

1hn rFcmgn was covered with do.
-.a..g. ugEor. an Iron hcldp.ccc. lfon
.u... AID ugast' Ild "tas,es. Kind
u .,ol .proa protecting him fum
waist % knee lie carried q pike s.N-
,esn fest long. with nn rshen shaft. an
Iron bead and O. tluut iron spike 40 the
1u't "4I whereby 10 ok It ia tie
ground and. besides the pike. q rapi"r.
Tho pike. from l,s great length wa.
o weapon whi'h required te(, l4I-
ding Zoo order 20 he of .fci.y. o.
and. as may re Imagined. was cNce-
-lvoiy snowy on parade. The modern
aue" exercise is q pretty sight enough
but the uid D Be exercise. perfectly rA
ccutel by large body % mr.. i.ss'
L4y. b..u superb We are not ,Hr
pr.ssl. therefore 10 lui that tie po,
lures or Instructions fJr tl.- e&rre.-,
are c2trayaslutly mlnutc
To give oun example. az tho close @.
ibe instruction. ON the word "Orl,i
your pixies. We hud after mass o.
complicated details the following con
Clus. "You place the butt end O..
your pike hy the outside ot youg T.eh'
foot. YOUR right hand holding .t rrsa
with your syt and your thumb r.-''
gp, then. your l,ft arm being SCI IkIu
10 ~ your side. YOU shal. stand with o
full body "a a comely posture Mac
10 mans Magazine.
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FRISCO EXCURSIONS.

United Confederate veterans to-.
unioH. New Orleans, la. April 2. q
and a.; rate si1so Limited May
san Francisco and Los Angeles. Cal
National Educational Association. An.
nual Convention. July 20 18th, 1905
Rate. Jne vay first class fare plus 8.
Date q sale, June 25th 10 July 7th
Return limit September 18th. stop
overs allozed On either going or =.
turn passage, for full particulars as n
stopo1er privileges. diverse routes
and etc. See your local agent.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Annual Meeuns
Southern Baptist Convention. May ~
70 18th. Rate. One way FIRST class iarp
plus 81. Date OF sale. May Z, 8 and
9th. Return limit. ten days from date
OF sale.
Des Noines, Iowa. General Asseni
bly, Presbyterian Church. May IS. 70
2sth Rate. One fare plus 1900. fo-
round trip. Dates OF sale. May Il.
is. is, IL. q and f3rd. Return limit
May 3ist.
Los Angeles. Cal. san Francisco.
Cal. Imperial Council Ancient Order.
MOBILES Mystic Shrine and Natioual
Congress Of Mothers. May 70 i1th
Rate, lowest hrst-olass fare. for roand
trip Dates Of sale. April 18th TO NAy
5th Return limit, July 3ist. Execution
Zee of ntty cents win be charged A.
destination. Diverse routes allowes.
Paris. Texas. womens Board OF
Missions. Cumberland PresbyteriaE
Church Meeting. May 70 9th. Rate
One vsy fare plus 81. Date Of sale
Eureka Springs and return. On sale
daily from Feb. lst Rate. $3.50. re
tun limit 90 days Rate $3.50. 70
turn limit months
Sulphur Springs. |. T., and return
On sale daily from March ist. Rats
'2so. return limit 30 days.
and stopovers permitted on either
going or return trip. at any point ves,
Of Missouri river.
Saint Paul. MINI. Biennial Meet.
Ing. General Federation OF women's
Clubs. May 30 to June 7th- Rate, one
way fare plns 81 for round trip. Dates
Of tale. May 20, 2s, 2s and 39th. Re
turn limit June 9Th.
W. A. DASHIEIL, Agent
J. W. kAaINo. 7. p. A Sherman
TEXAS.
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THE STORY or
A MURDER
SUSPECT TURNS STATES EvI-
pEscE-sAuEs tccoSPLicEs.
Former osishens oepS,y s1sriti ard
sar,hsi IN indian Tsrritery i-pli-
estea-lrreeent Parry Ordered
Rsiessee ~ tre cegrt.

Pavhuska. Okla. April .4--Damas.
iss testimony has been given aEalns;
y y Hicks formerly a deputy sheril
"a Noble cogrty a-i later United
state Narshz q. Rals,0n. vho has
been o. trial for murder a. ScEata.
- JOsn Poster. q colfsssad accom-.
pslne n the murder Hlsss Fo-'ar.
lanes Ple-z0a and a fourth mal zho
hza been in.rodlced as joan Pis-s0n
.sre iasic,ed lo.EiIy ;or tae murder
af Joan Peters a. Bartle-1l.ie. Harel
:. 1895. Foster aErsed % ilfr s,aie's
evsAsaee Z the ns-i-r Indictment
.Salrs; bin were czaslet. sh.ch aas
4o-e
IN kls tssyi-so1y Poster .uF..-7'es
al the mea under .Hdic'm.a; aad a
vUzAn zno--n only ~ Jessie. and
says tia, HicEs s'rses ;le tl0z -l.lh
sal>d Peers. Aeco-d.lg 70 tA. .ory
= psaa lad teen arranged % r1o re
1sz lie -as eatlced ~ th- sonan
90 a secluded portion q ;1- ;oEn.
-Ner~ Hlcks stepped from his hiding
sazce And struck Peters over The head
9Th q coupling pin
Peters dropped dead and Poster
sad that hs pockets wcfe robbed %
t7O9 In bills. after which the msa a1d
the woman went % nearby poai and
sAzscd their hands and thea divided
tn money Foster and the woman 20,
81 raeh and the others divided what
rzs ~, Arer Casters statement was
mad. The court ordered the release
n- Ioan Picrson Who Sas under arres.
a. o. ~As shown that be vas not the
a-4a introduced by that name who
really participated IN the robbery ana
u1urder
Hick, has 0een az of1ceT 10 okLaho
IA asd .3iian Territory for many
,ezTs aaf Aad an excellent record. re
-1s city marshal AZ Bartlesyille a;
Tho time Pcters was murdered. and
slains that be got up from sick bed
N assist the other officers IN Q
Ararch fcr The murderers.
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DEMOCRATS IN SESSION.
Kansas state Convention q, Topeka.
epUblieans Denounced.

Topeka. Kan. April 2j.--Thc Demo
cratic STATE Convention which met
hsre today Is the largest held by
EHnsas Democrats Tor many years.
" ? Sapp. chairman % the state
central committee, aroused much en-.
ttrusia-m In his speech calling the
nunycItion 20 order ~, said Such
a system as has beer !aauggratcd by
he machine Republicans of this
county ought not tD bo tolerated
innsor Have We arrived at the point
in our history when the power dele.
gated BY the voter 90 CoaHoasmen
Is relcsated TO the speaker ui
bouse % tell a. what shall and what
shall no, be- Il Is not Republican.
ism. Il is no, Democracy Il !7 the
yiies, kinf OF monarchy"
We are IN favor % -hc oldfash'oa.
I'd doctrine IS onuneiatet hy Tiltoa
and redonunciated ty Cleveland. OF
tariff for revenue only
sapp. referring 20 the non caforcs
vncut o fthe prohibiting Law Of tho
state. said. Democrats always de-
-nnnd an enforcement Of all laws
State Senator George Hodge q
Tohnsos county was made temporary
rhhrrnan
Hodges In his speech charged HooI
ssih having entered into q combine
Eith the railroads. BY which ne
should have renomlnat.on, and ia
railroads TO name the remainder oi
--ths Republican state ticket, A g
nf.s was then taken until $3.50
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Harris viii Aeeep,.

Topeka. April 25-Just before tAs
oemocratic convention took Il moo 4
recess State Chairman sapp reeeiV'
- message from former Senator
wm. A. Harris, Who is in Chicago,
asyine that he would accept the nom
isnstiDa for governor. II Hugh p. Far.
M -ri David OyermyeF. two o. the
lsso~. iproHuucnt democratic polltI.
e4ans Ia The state. woad consent 20
lAks the Nomination ot lieutenant
Ev~rnor Lad attorney senerh. re-
spectiyely
Sapp ccclared that Fa-Trlly and
<,tTmye- would sccep; and a.! three
VII Se nominated BY sonIaraat!on
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The IdeaI In Everyday life,

The inward enthusiasm which g'l.
deus us. susta.us us Hfts US again
when we fan is more necessary thar
our daily bread Man lives on fh0
ideal All u Us have need ot is sub
lime grandeur which. while defy.ug
all comparison. yet associates Itself
with tho smallest actions. - uy
scorn any lowly labor. The secret %
the true life consists IA understanding
the close relationship existing between
,hat which Is - wonderfully beautiful
- highly spiritual and the things seen
lnyiy so small, destitute % beauty a-d
spirituality.
Tho words everyday life" recall the
days Of the week. the commouplaca
days without variety or brightness
Days are not all one ike tie other
We have Sundays and holidays which
have an altogether different sspec'
fToE. other days There % a meu'l
condition Tor holidays, and. having s.
long b,en undsr the dominican iuau
suce a mod for Sunday. and. ll Cc
sweet coltas!on % hopes which each
SC.day r~ag akens in ~. some hul the
us1utsiu ard the forest. tie harvest
snd ne aeEers more beautiful on Sun.
aay Esas % o<ser daya-HarpeTs Ba.
0k
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MUST KNOW
DEFINITELY
wHETnER LOCK or SEA IEVEL
CANAL At PANAMA.
Preliminary wsrs e. sne Is;h-ss 8
cenpletso sne TIE Army % priuee
ara Geeli-ats5 We. ca,ao. A.
fe-c tc ss-sin Ths-e idie

Se~ Yo-s. AP-il .4-Theo5ose 3
shoo.s. Chairman o. tse Pa1-Arne-i
car Canal Cozuissso-. has roue 20
wAssIagt0n 10 teI ne pfes.dea. aac
TIE commission hat The cAarac. e.
o the canal -hsther "a leve, o-
Jock. nus. b. l-d1ed a. orce. be-
cause III preliminary vork ou -.
isthmus is done The vast machinery
of coastTgctloa sh.eh be ard his asso
ates have erected aat the array o.
$4,000 drilled and acclimated Vo-i-
ner must soon become idle uhlsss
their aeld q future eao-t Is decided
Immediately
This vas Nj Shozts anaognccn-r
made IN his rooms az the waldorf.
Astoria today Shen be explained ~
situation o. The isthmus and show ID
that afeas ~hieh ~li bccome vss'
docks AID ra'l "a ,e. u.lsis .i t1r
event Q, lock cln,l .cozsirl-:iot
vill b. under ~A-cr < l seaievsl e.
nal ls built And the gigantic Ga;1l
dam shich j. 20 De built for q lock
canal uill not be needed for one o,
the sealeyel tylse Stream mus D.
diverted from theis course IN one
event and not in the other and the
whole plan Of transportation awaits
speedy decisloa.
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MAINE CAMP KEEPERS.
rer whe Dr-~ SsIsrts. For sIspIy
EatinE nnd siesptnR

80 80, % uea ia the 'r0-ii bss an
easic- 90 a ba7p.cr if. th11 10 u-
-camu ke-.-rs- - D5rth he-u Maine
They toll rot aeihe- 10 they DO uuch
thiuk.uz. Jet o. incomes not exceed.
irz Sipp cash year iley rally have
a comfortable and Cujoyabie existence
Thee happy men are tie kee1-ars o.
csretakers = hunter camps during the
eve mo1ths % the yes- that ioz.ius
OPERATIONS are slspcEded and lie
'amgs ara deserted
When TIE wo-s - s.tf.aE The Wiz
ter's Crup q iols las bs-u CON MpiCted
ard tn Iast q the crew has EJle down
tie river % Bangor somebody must
Keep guard oser tie amps. TIE pryvi-
aCas tl1. have ta.1 DO; Uver aEl -u
the valuable orfat a4d mus; s-e tlat
tla ~-or--ts Is lot burned uY OF stolen
ty uDsI- falls o- eareles- sports
men For 'ls plrro-e th" owner %
fl- cams b r.-s one ~ tha s..1-. happy
~ ls 81 rfl4-.te-. alEays o. b. found
.l -a hlrIlr.ald between - deep
v0yIs r-I civilization.
Il..-e lI-4 base 10 lze,I place u res-
ll.-.a ard generally ~ family c0uuec
,.1ls that they car. m1al ah1ut. AID
thev have a coasiitutioasi aversion for
rial iet-J- Thrg arr sod G-h rIl-a
god shots anI sDpd woods cDgks
Itey l-at L,-or -t.l tLry o4l -et
.t u.fhSlt foo uuea exeftl0l. 90 vith
ont lt whra Dole o. handy. 20 10; ls-ci
" r-- f0- many clothes and haven't
tln ! .Igt ambition % l-scou1c wealthy
Al hey vsut j. c0Il foyt. pl@uty 10 eat.
D.Hltv q, iul4r.O. "a good chance ~
hunt ana Gsh ald notblug whatever 20
d. 10 ,b- une of WORK 90 a regular
srheiuie Tl.s is The life % tbe camp
Lraf-.-. aud % IS always easy 10 gei a
man t1 take the iot
Wlea ibr last logger is sOue the
Keeper comes iu ald takes charge. lie
ga'l. hc.r % aiI The dime noveis Illus.
trsf-d papers old clothes and tobacco
that may D. left tehind There Is AZ
wCys enough -four. pork. m0la--'-- aud
tea Oh The lamp 10 supply a dozen men
for q year. and the keeper has bis
choice Of nfty bunks 10 s1ano in 81
'1s rife. a fishing roi b.s 'ac'
su.fc. lots % clsy pipes. comp. 90
know ledge % tha woods and a dreamy
/ Indifference 90 ai hat gees 90 .u t'a
outside world.
For we.k 0t two after tha d,par
rur- - the logging crew the camp keep
20 is busy oycrWorked. IN fact ior b.
bg- - pick up the clmp'-tAat is. set
| cyerythin: IN order aal take q mental
Inventory of the stun left over for bis
/ disposal. Having completed this hbO
/ rrous task. he settles down for a rcsi
/ u few mouths. which rest is inter.
uptcd only by nshing trips or cycur.
,.Yus into the woods To hook NJ places
| frequcute,l by moose and deer aud "a
| loeutc good gum bearing trees. This
| knowledge Is valuable 10 him IN the
following fan and winter. whcu Do
hires out as guide 10 spOrtsmcn.
At N. close ~ his camp keeping --a'
son be gets hls $50 OF 500 al iu 4
lump. and tina; VIII buy FOR hin some
clothes. Dot ~ tobacco and clUug,
ammunition % last Mm until spfr-
Ia winter except during the gam, s"I
son. when De- may have sob ~ gIld.
,ug. Doe rests from Dis eXcrt.ous ~ thg
summer. aud IN spring be gets Hi-
camp keeping iob again. ludiaL3pu..
| Sentinel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-25
SPRING cArARRH.
City orVs Store Sells Hyomei Under
Guarantee of Cure.

Guarantee Of Cure.
TIE changeable weather of spring
is directly responsible. for the pre-
vaience ol catarrhal troubles IN Ard.
more a. the present time.
IS 4 resui:. he City Drug Store
had larger sale for Hyonei the pas,
week than ever before in the years
tha, they have handled this reliable
treatment for the cure OF catarrh
II there Is single catarrhal germ
in the system, Hyomei will seaEeh Il
out and absolutely destroy Il, com.
pletely eradlca;ing The trouble. The
remedy has made 50 many curV1
among their customers tha; they offer
TO pay for Il themselves IL It does
not beneht even the worst case OF
catarrh.
The complete outat costs only 81,
consisting Of an inhaler. medicine
droppeT. and bottle Of Hyomei. while
extra bottles Of Hyomei can be ob-
tained for 50 cents. There will no,
be even this small expense II Hyo-
mel docs not cure. as the City Drig
Store will return your MONEY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-25
Lucky Pos,missress.

is Mrs Alexander, OF Cary, Ne. who
has found Dr. Kings New Life Pills
to be the best remedy she has ever
tried for keeping the stomach. hyer
and bowels In perfect order. Youn
agree with her II YOU try these pain
less puriaes tha; iriuse new i.fe.
Guaranteed by W. p. Frame. druggist
Price 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-25

Nouj never tnias kjoues was from
.as colatry. would yolf His manner
s rerCcc; ard rs dress fashionable"
Ycs. uut te gave himself dead away
co tie street ear today
How.
Go; up a1l gave l.s seat 70 a WON.
a. '- Ciavl'-ld Llader.