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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-06-09
Grandfather's Cure for
Constipation

lntestlnes with costly waste OF Digestive
Juice, as Salts. Castor Oil. Calomel.
Jalap, or Aperient Waters. always do.
No. Cascarets strengthen and stmu-
late the Bowel Muscles instead.
These are the Muscles that line tho
Food passages and that tighten up when
Food touches them, thus driving that
Food on to Its finish.
They are the Muscles that turn Food
into Strength through Nutrition.
Well,-a Cascaret acts on your Bowel
Muscles as If you had just Sawed cord
OF wood. or walked ten miles.
That's why Cascarets are safe to take
continuously in health; and out of health.
Because they move the Food Naturally,
digesting It without waste of tomorrow's
Gastric Juice.
They thus work all the Nutrition out OF
It before 1t decays.
The thin. flat. Ten Cent box Is made
to fit your Vest Pocket, or My Lady's"
Purse.
Garry II constantly with you and take
a cascaret whenever you suspect you
need one.
Thus you will ward off Appendicitis
Constipation, Indigestion, - and other
things besides.
Druggists-l0 Cents Box.
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every tab
let stamped "CCC."
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-06-09

No % oe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04
ANTONIO GRACo.

-Mafana & Las dos de Ia tarde darS
CQncieFto en- el Pargue Ia banda de Ia P. I.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04
Blen0s Gapitanss.

Han sido bien acojidos por la opinion
los ascensos hechos, dc primeros tenientea
4 Capitanes de Ia policia insular, en- favor
dc los aeiores Tallada J1dice
La conducta de estos funcionarios fu6
siempre correcta y tanto en- el campo como
en- las pOblaciones en- que ha prestado SER
vicios eli captain senior Tallada, demostr6
siempre ell buen tacto en- 81 cumplimiento
del deber, que imponen IL cuItura y Ia
h0nradaz 4 los hombres que saben darHe
cuBnta del papel que les est6 encomendado
en- defensa de los intsreses colectivoB 60
cialea de un pueblo.
El Captain JfGice, tanto en- las ofeinas
del cuartel general donde ha estado algdn
tempo, como en- las ocaaioneslen que hemos
podido Observable en- 81 Bervicio de ofclal
faera de elias, ha mostrado tambi6n ser
un correcto caballero. Cuando los BucesoS
de Ia huelga de los muelles, no mereci6
Teproches nj crfticas su conducta en- el
cumpTimiento estricto desu deber.
El Honorable Gobernador Winthrop y
-aI coronel HamiIl han eatado acertados en-
los ascensoB eB de esperar que los nuevos
capitanes sigan como hasta aquf merecien-
do Ia consideration de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04

GeIeditss alIl I'D ssltnlial nlitin
uRionista.
los Oridolss tusren nuy spIaulldss p6r SIS
oyoDlss.

Aver celebr6se en 81 vecino pueblo ds
Bayam6n un mitin que fue Ga yerdad ea
| plendido tanto poTque los oradoFes que 81
ell tomaron parte, hicieFonlogcon galanuTa
elocuencia como poTqne, trat6ndose ds
IN titulado baluaIte Tepublieano parcels
coaa del otro jueves el numerOso p6bli
co que en- pocoa momentos reuni6se en
aquella plaza.
El caballeFoao preaidente de la Jun
Ii Local de Union senior Angel Ceste.
Eos. recibi6 on la estRci6n los oFadOrel
que fueron de San Juan. Con ellos We.
nfan tambien 81 ioven Jimenez, hijo del
patriota ruertoEriqueTo que SO llam6 don
Euelides Jimenez 81 entusiasta Secreta.
rio de Ia Junta senior Sevillan0, ambos de
Bayam6n.
All dessmbocaT 81 grnpo lde unionistaa
por una de las esquinaslque dan Ia plaza
del pueblo, eata en- verdad hallabase de-
sierta sObre clio GAIA { plomo 81 fuerte
sol de Agosto.
AIguien diio: FrocasOl Mas, POGO
empezaron 4 llegar gentes, y enseguida
ocup6 Ia tribnna el senior Cruz, de San
Juan.
Este ioven habl6 con sencillez, psrO de
modo efocuente Los aplausos que Be le
tFibutaFon fueFon mercedes AL terminar
Cruz On torno de Ia tribuna agrupabase
un gentfo muy numeroso y compacto.
Luego habl6 81 popular Bismarck. \
sus palabras fueron acojidas con general
aprobaci6n y aplausoS.
Despu6s CarballO. Este joven Obrero
posee apreciabilfsimas condiciones de ora.
dor. "a fogoao, sus pennamientos OK.
p6nelos con brillantez on Ia expression
con sentido antnsiasmo. Exalt6 su f6 de.
Iuchador por las ideas que predica Ia
Union de Puerto Rico, y su oraci6n, nena
de calor, lvigorosa, levant6 gran entu-
siasmo en- 81 p6blico que 10 aclam6 prodi-
g6ndole muchos aplausoa
Luego hablaron 81 sefioE Ortiz PoliCar-
POI Ell joven Lcdo. Santiago, don Victor
Burset, senior Espino ceTr6 81 acto el
sefior Andres Rodriguez.
No hay que decir que cada uno de estos
Oradores recibi6 mercedes aElausos.
Mencionamos sinembaEgo especialmente
al abogado Santiago, que empiaza ahora
" que eB una legftima eBperanza para su
patria. EB muy joven, 81 palabra es
correcta notandose en- ella, nerviosa y sim
cora, alto vuelo de imagination.
Los dem6s oradores son "a conocidog, y
siempre Sc han hecho aplaudif.
El mitin de aver ha demoatFado que en-
Bayam6n la Union de Puerto Rico va
despertando Ia conciencia popular Ia vi
da de las ideas apartdndola del erteril
sectarismo pOlftico; ere pueblo romper6
al fin Ia especie de cacicato que parecfa
uncirle 81 heeho de que ali nacieron Dig
nfsimos caballeros, por ejemplo, pero poll
tiCos fracasados que van de error en-
error.
Es SECURE que 81 triunfo de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico en- Bayam6n, no se hara eape-
rar mucho tempo. Hay alh entuSiasta
juventud uniOnista buenos puertorri-
qUefios.
Consignamos que aquel pueblo di6
muestras de su peculiar cultura sin que se
registrase 81 mas leve des6rden y sin que
provocaciones de ningdn genero oy6ramoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04
''lHPERIlL BEER.
De BEAlLEsTON Z WOERz, MEW-Y0RK.

Esta acreditadR naarca de cerveza, bien
cOn0cida del pdblicO de esta capital y de la
lsla, Sc halla de venta en- todOs los buenos
establecimientos de vfyeTes, cafes, colma-
ligentes, porque esta hecha de Ia mejor
cebada Y del ldpulo amargO legltimO sien-
do simplemente un alimento que solo con-
tiene ell alcohol necesariO para ayudRr la
digestion v estimnlar las facultades mem
tales. Tiene todOs los m6EitOs de nm buen
t6nico de Malta no solo refresca sino que
vigoriza v fortalece. Es clara chispeante
y la suma perfecci6n de las bebidas de
mesa.
iPruebese no Sc t0mara ninguna otra
Para pedidos al pOT mayor diF5janse
sus agentes generates Gandla { Siubha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04

En- el termino municipal de Sa-
linas, barrio de Rio-Juelles una
propiedad compuesta de 205cuer-
das de terreno, de hierba de gui-
nea, aqua sufciente y con 81 ga
nado que encierra.
Para mas informes, diriiirse a
su due1o Don Antonio Fleres de
AihOnitO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04
COmpFO casa On SantUrG8.
81 lENlE

Que no exceda do 4 1000. DirigiTse <
r. Al. apartado 564. San Juan. -3-v-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Cold Storage Hen and Worse

= than anime Ia BE- ane happiness this in
which br can h. sort national application Of tarmaldeAN 10
a, safnt 40 that Ne smells aud soad hoost
sn eat without wondofn whether viii de OF ptomane poison
OF embtlmug nuldf
n hs. bsn insurance ers crooked Officials ad bad meat
until there Il health ia as
And nov they a customary 10 keep packing souse
st...p IA storage for a Ase improves
b4k, sed ssne men chickens aud i
.45b, that tius the corporation that
would Ia, ava, the Ia 1894 aud fesuvet h' IN
this year o. prosperity with sprus label aud price that
ineuies she Interest on Investment
hut there another darker d3e that SOME Of
these smelling Commissions should ayvstisae
II man al uncertain Tor an eteh
arse wears is erok the who allows the
~ creature 10 live o,tea and hecome the mother al
uass brois even pane The and }elow, aud thea
serves her up To an unaaspeefnr puhief
We quote from The flesh WA pale
ana IN, useles ahby while the liver muahy
Well that sounds encouraging The hen q eomuccc Who
reaches your table easily Nothing muahy about her
she has she leather nd tor her liver helns
uahy toF The cheerful huekstvr who nnd
her p vaiuahes before he placed her GA
the scales remarked Dollar ten MUM ana
uae fowl" is something about the poultry business MAI
breed liars
Aud 81 as eholco os the cold STORAGE hsu
she pale dos no aarn
she FoWereaa Ia harm het
Her ys, bad that Jsdioa
Commission betpcen her ana her natural neaiaf
81 damn down With the potted ham ani she
pchsB s the Cold ileu alone a. least until
te living active muscular bteasea and aeaf All
darh n,es, tawt shall have beea brought 10 grace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No wharo IN America will yoa
fad more beauiifui scenery. more
mountains. valleys. rivers and tn
lets than on tho Port Orchard Route
bufuran seattle and Bfemerton
Take the childreu Aud LET them
breathe the ffaah salt air. OF fomp
on the sand AZ Pleasant Beach
boats leave Pier : ct . 40. z 20 and
10 30 a m. and 10. 20 ana 30
q ca n0uud trip. 50c 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

discovered that thl. has
fee of clay
whea the late Marshall Fsla priaee CAeaso
passed away euaHs wos basY They
sostea dollars honestly that the be
polluted and that his business methois those
Of clean AMI hlxh minded
No~ turns out Marshall Field
sOissr
II hts filed
merchants ha of chi
eaxo alone sgsa0o90o wufth Of Asseasahe property
upsn think ga Marshall F1sd
On tasoooo9-iust oaeteah
puhic treasury per Of his
gave away money kept back
year hundreds q thousands Of dollars q the
mouey posed pabie bcnsacor lover Of hi.
because money pubns benefit
sps1k o dead - speak
false IDOLS b. down and history kept straight
Marshall Field his lifetime posssaef
holdings witch BE- paid
back bis share be placing buFus the backs Of thou
sAnds q humble
refuge che claims u his hnd that
property list
property twothlrd hair Is value
belongs with bis kind predatory rich. whose
which
~ho. ike Annanas saphra. price Of
dEhtfui contribution public treasury
from the SERIES Of
Marshall Field
:.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
CLINCINC LITTLE FINGERS
~ CYNTHIA aRUY

Have you ever falt the pink 90
gers u hahY hand close round
yaur thumb sfia the nature %
the litflc naEu0a 10 clasp and eiins
she furnished the money 10 Keep
the summer farm runnluE
The summer farm provided ont
iusa far many of the little children
Of the poor They cane 10 Or "a
AZ a time and safeI tvn weeks
anK enough "a Ert 3 casi II tan
Long enough "a hear thr birds aud
fu AMOS fha freshness % efuHiuE
kfuss ahd ripping springs
she Waa there aheH { reached the
farm She VAS holting hrf skifts
"a BATH hands. auiaHiug here aus
thsrv tn fraf ~ enntart she tslk
- nith The maff1u. ahu set down
things la nnfsh1ns She aalH
Gaod morning. children. pleasant
~ enough Thea pretty ss1n she
gathered her skirts afpuud hes and
said linnsibf
Yuu whn have Known chiidrrr
aha have fell them auarm about
yun claapinK Yua ahuat the snens
hsnzfuE % YouF uaisf saa eiinkiuE
10 youf asfns knaas shat Il means
% b. seleamFd bf E bau1 20 ehil
dfsn Here there Was auns OF
that
Fifiean tots sai8 Hos % iaay
xhen fhey wrre talf - snHak 80
teen pairs - bars less backed 90
ts approaches Ftflasa pairs ~
eeea booked ttmld welcome The
irea wnrs YosnE the sfs4 urfr
Ysara ald aat huaErf
~. bad eame and suua and lrfi
her geld haa ~ spid 20 sise
I had eume 80 see The tniiifeu anf
'o maks fftsads ~ them
The aay AS before me ! wuald
sra those aafir people tn1h OF
ms hat aad nnuE q ffnm mr. A
clFeir % lltttn girls gathered
srauna ths ~ ~ siFsw ana fiow
rrs NJ gloves folinsed tho hat
nahY sfss taahed ant saifrd. but
NoT A FINGER TOUCHED
lApwn on he sFass ! seat. nhlir
fneu aaa 81 To The YuaaEs#i ~
The fioek aid Come here shr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
a Tip That Killed

waiter Elkhart Internationally given 8 up
Zen to the dead of hea
Eiiaee.
iere Is a ne
entirely Tor tho eldest and bcst arEauen
ever aeafs ks something IN him 20 shnm
u Z. xivva
II Gals scltrespeet bat that Is aomehink-tsat u
The Up primarily expression q ceaE q paroalnas
saperiariu the man he gives "a No
soiy gyias ar equal u onI 10 those one
sasasr offer pa b. gives them
h.. xrztads aiusr his
eWn fesllaF Of SUPERIORITY.
The paor called q eoaceis that the man
h. better than hae eheetfI
tsha the money With loss u setf respect
nas u aud head Who pretsnis
to - s. bsr any aftsspeefns
Walter ethsr 10 failure uanaaUShter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
REAL ESTATE |
MOVING FAS.

The valuation ~ real ssi.s.
recorded alth fhs auditor a..
tho month ~ laIF vas d 40 ~.
The number ~ ffaaafa5.
2 900 The total sales for a. -
seYcn month"; u 1906 aer,s...
t52.'fi.oso. as agHinsi tft55ssz
for fHs whole fsaf IT 1896
90 HiI probability the sale. l.
year la9s vii reach the li095ss
marx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
BEGINS
MOVING
scARrHY DRY GOODS CON-.
pAaY WILL HAVE FORMAL
OPENING SATURDAY MORN.
NO.

The Mccarthy Dry Goods com
tany began moving stock last night
INTO their new store A. 1929 sec
bud az The store will be closf 4
until Saturday morning when .
iOrmal opsuinz will be held
The asN store viii be one " the
most fashionable sni upt0-d7te on
The Pacific Coast. On the first floor
will Be the dress goods. silks and
male furnishings department and
Tho second floor will be def1ied %
childrenis furnishings and house.
hold goods
A cafe and writing room win be
provided 10 meet the needs Ot the
customers.
A $4,000 stock % neF goods
will be on display
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

hesltated. moved tuo stspa nsafet
1 sHpund mY watch from mf
belt aud daaElvi g trmplinkly Hbs
came fuaf utepa nearer
opened fhv ease aud tnrbvfi
she face har SAY Size came Gloss
tn az. HrT tot CnEn ME sEiTH
IN VIII BODY NoH HAND
Warning voices came from the j I
iu ihe circle About it uent toue =
the lAdY dout touch
The hah1 efua Ten the watch
and sought mH face impulaireif {
pul But mi hand All dfes her
20 me. snapped the ssteh CASE
and thrust tho Natrh against the
alas hsud
suddenly knaw These call
dfrn had been taught fhis reserve
Thef haa bern TAUGHT THAT
THEY NIGHT NOT r0fCH TteY
might utaad sfaf aff and ioah hHa
Erilf. bat theX muat not fuaEh me.
unf mine. nor others 81 our kina
THERE uaa = sndfrn misf e~fafa
m5 eyes
COINS. aaid 20 the other 81.
and 3 hiis liuru sal ~aaAs 81 tansh
ms seat a1aa unart the ruaa that
fn'iaNad
NJ belt buckle. mf Ihrnfs-aavis =
bruneh the plain gold fiuE al
lsaassd anhrt she eager flnEaHs
Thumbs and finnefa mn ua aztFi
Huuu ms sateh chain GrtwY fia
fwn eloaed over that faithful timss
pivcs
EYsa arfu 81 iauaeF eli Thsas
Asfa chiidfen. bisaa them Onn
ilstie haaf foaad = rcsssnE 9lkes
aEalnst nF heart
The Ga saaaa We had ehaasst
snd PLAYED W. haf danced ana
eapafad AZ white liBvn vas .
sight Thamh marks tfaiirsf from
sleeve % hrm. Whefe thar minNlef
uifh ths Imprint ~ mauS ilttIs
tors nat shat atf care VI
tea Rsirs ~ sfss hsa gfoan Tsang
IN q aay And - little hearts had
hr.n maas a little siad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
FATAL STABRING
AMONG ITALIANS

NEW YORK. july % Thus
morning Salvatore Hammuniea fatal
- stabbed Salvatore GaHodane. and
IA less liian q minute later euiapHf
Toceo Car1dausa hfgshef Be- laW
killed Siammonlco All are peddiffa
The tragedy occurred Ia "a crowded
mhfk.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Free Car Tickets

rhs Hand nas wsrsst iios flfst
~. All gtss en Friday snh natufs
day only a free tsf ticket With 80
ars meat purchase Of sec a. over 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
MARY ANN LANDED HIM

The yielasitudeH IT matflmouf
are many rhis ia the STORY Of haw
ono eln entered into the sthgdom
of the we'd Mar ana had made
all preparations for the wedding.
but bsinE 81 careful turn ~ mind
she concluded not 60 ntYo mp haf
position a. houaelsener for
wealthy family until the nupilat
.knut WAS actually tied
svunta proved that en- VA siHa
John Henry ops. iudet thai ~ llsss
Nhfl Ana siatsr 49,. .. ia bette.
fhan 10 lid MAJ ARA a1J IA .'a
e.st w,s's 80 q. 'nssn'.hsaiit mar
tel iirpf@lls
s&~ft~d @srs san as,h 'he tuD'
tot lsurapcaa.s's en- frss semssh
ias thst s.a osaian' be tss~n9
IS upon .arrss
Ihfsa vs.a. l4tar Matf Ann
assts informed Ne mtatf"az that
che v.s soln4 Z. b. married fhis
tim. ass lad secured farmer
Wen b. msffi.d nest "Wednesday
said Mar Ann " q tent a pleas
aat day II it, pleasant he Il have
10 tend % the hay. eud then DO II
eoue the neAt rHint dAY
WEDNESDAY came and = fhifef dag
had nsyef been baaH Mar Am
took q very calmly
THURSDAY VAS act bat Friday Il
poured Mary Aun waited all daf.
bui the unreliable swain did not
come Saturday tbs experiences vas
repeated
We might a. we'll eat the we'd.
dnlr cake said Mary Auu to The
dnmeatica. aud. nuthinE Ioath. With
much posting thny all uent 90 Il
Io' on sunday afternoon the lost
lover arrived lie casually stated
that he had fuand a LOT % things
around the barn that needed 10 be
attended 10 on the two rainy dhfs
and he concluded that the bride
wouid keep
HsF.a.sas A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

mistress ~ The arrival Now that
he g. here. said MARY Ann. = think
"a better nnkn sure uf him an
marry him fight or Hes o. good
iihely looking man. aud he'n got q
good farm. and be- liant ~ oFri
nnsioua 90 get married. lta not
likely De Wili ever caHao back n {
don't land him nov
There was no time Tor more we'd
ding eske and that waH dispensed
~ltt asd MHfp Ann was hltched 10
.%, isfaer aan IN less Than hall M
h.,.t as.sf ~hieh Mar Aan heafed
d ssA@s Sigh ~ psssnant relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Built BY Young Men

Seattle 10 young mans town.
built 8lth young men's energy,
brains and money " will grow aud
the men who will profit by iiB
growth are the men who have a
Jlttls money IN ths bank. that can
be called into action when IT,
needed Why not start an account
tomorrow with the State Bank Of
Bsattlof -Four per cent interest
paid, compounded semiannutllg
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

1885,, TO- p.,.n,s. a0s MatoaI Lif..
..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
KILLED hts WIFE
THEN SHOT SELF

pHTAt.tnA. cal July - This
morning. eaii.. Naddsiena 10
Taurhnf. shot tla wits's head OF
Wtth gun. then drawing rsyoi
Nsf blew oHi his o.a hrsin. Tho
couple separated rsesnig They
leave ain children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
rGAesUss' EXAMINATIONS.

Hramina lions foe positions IN
Klna county schools ulii be held ~
the hlgh school building. Broadway
hnd Plne -. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. August .. 10 and II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

John FHulHa and nlanrh 8hib
mau were rueh fined e. yesterday
fof being drunk aud diaardefiY pef
SONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

n9n fhrnw Yuaf oil clothes
apaY Have thsm cleaned - ies1t
he uas At tha raniorium Msln
fn4s 80.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-08-10

We at your service with superb line of the modern
furniture and floor covering, and we charge whatever you buy
and accept in payment the smallest amounts when
venlen you.
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CAN'T we induce ycu to look critically and if )u
couldn't comfortable by reunshing
ely or adding beautiful Modern well made pieces of FUR
NI1URE here and there Or Possibly Mangs Rugs
told pleasure.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-08-10
Could your Home be Surprised.

HAN became accustomed to your furniture and floor
coverings that you cont notice that many things need replac
ing?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-08-10
MOTHERS YOU NEED NOT MAKE YOUR CHIIDRENS
WHITE WEAR

THE TIME when for mothers plan and work them
fey
have great advancement the manufacturing and
Baby clothed danly
b all the little We
Babies Wear
all kinds
invite o come ande t. the hearts
FINE LARGE BALLOON WILL BE GIVEN FREE mother
resentin a
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w. /, Wolf +. Co.
"Best Goods for Least Money!
HaiineS'
FIFTY STORES IN
ONE.
Prices Have Been Reduced AS Never
Before.

IF YOU need anything Dress Goods Linens Hosiery Muslin Under
acts Neckwtar Millinery Women, Misses
kind for all the family Mems furnishings
Boys Clothing House furnishings Trunks,
the Come
lively the lowest in the e ty Washington
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-04
Madden sells Toys for less.
MASS MEETING CALLED.
Farmers Will Hold One In Ardmore
December 20.

Farmers Will Hold One In Ardmore
December 20.
At a special called meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Farmers
Union fer this district, held yesterday
afternoon, it was decided to hold a
moss meeting in this city on Dec 90,
and invite all of the business men
and farmers, whether members of the
union or not, to partakc. The OBJ
ioct of the meeting will be two fold;
Cao to see what ARRANGEMENTS can be
made for the securing of funds to on
tertain the lobby at Washington
during the present term of congress.
and the other is for the discussion nr
the warehouse proposition ana cotton
marketing question. The Commercial
Club of Ardmore has been invited
TO partake I'm the meeting and TO send
a number of speakers.
It is the intention of the Union TO
close the cotton warehouse natter
of Ardmorc up one way or another
at this meeting.
\ number of prominent speakers
have been secured from points I'm
this section and other states. Among
the prominent men to speak will be
President L. A. Calvin of Dallas
president of the Texas state Uaion;
c. p. lyle, editor of the National CO.
operator; d. II. Shapero, a promi-
ncnt cotton man of Houston; Rev
Holmes, president Of the Louisiana
Union, and number of others.
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Madden sells Toys for lees.
WlLLETTs LOOSE AGAIN.
Jumps From Moving Train While En-
Route to Asylum.

Jumps From Movinu Train While En-
Route 10 AsvIuno.
Bin Willetts has escapcd the second
time from the Indian police in whose
charge he was placed TO he taken to
the insane ASYLUM at St Louis. Some
time ago Wnlcus was put in charge
.of Indian Policeman Williams to he
taken to ST. Louis to be placed in the
ASYLUM at that point. While at Dur.
wood WiIIotts in some manner or
other secured his liberty and was
found by the chief Of police of Madiu
near that city WIIlctrs was brougnr
back TO this CITY bv Deputv Marshal
Merriam and LODGED I'm tail. and on
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Hans an Nix Tonight.

The Hans an Nix Theatrical com
paHy whEh is to hold down the
boards at the Robson opera house
this evening, arrived in the city to-
day at noon. The company has met
with success in their route so far this
season and theater goers have been
assured of one of the best farce com
edy plays of the season on the local
stage. The curtain at the Robson Is
drawn at $50 o'clock