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Douglas Island news., 1906-05-16

EdklS Slbdl oOOAO.
 Go after the stumps!
 What beautiful weather.
 Dr. Heubner is we'll again.
 Go to the Eagle Cigar Store for a good smoke.
 Try Small wood for your next suit; a it guaranteed.
 This weather makes us think of Crystal Falls Park.
 If you want swell suit of clothes go to the Treadwell Store.
 Trousers from s up in all sizes and styles at the Treadwell Store.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. D. N. Judson, on Friday, May Il, daughter.
 The Str. Seattle reached port from the South early yesterday morning.
 Largest stock of Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing at the Treadwell Store. The Public School in Douglas will close on June lst, for the summer vaca- tion.
 Mir. P. s. Early returned Sunday from a business trip to the Sound cities.
 The Douglas Knights of Pythias will have big doings at their hall tomorrow night.
 Alex. Smallwood today bought the Nick Uren property on Front street for s12OO.
 Mrs. Fletcher, mother of Miss Estelle V Fletcher, died at Port Townsend, Wash, on the Sth inst.
 How would it be to call meeting to arrange for Memorial Day exercises? What do you think, Mayor Stubbins? Just as the weather is getting warm, the announcement comes that the Douglas Brewery will close down. Such luck.
 The Purest Tea to buy, Lipton's Ceylon Tea; packed in halves and pound tins at Lipton's own gardens. For sale by P H. Fox.
 FOR SALE-Good residence lot in Douglas, 5ox2OO it. Warranty deed. Inquire at News office. Lot on Fourth St. between D. and E. tf. It's easy to look we'll if you have good clothes, and it's easy to get good clothes of Smallwood, at the Beach Store near the 800 Mill.
 Chairs, Iron Beds, Mattresses and Springs, good ones, at Feusi's, at prices that will please you. These are new goods. Come and see them.
 The Dispatch announces that "school for the education of dope heads" has been opened in Juneau. Ed. Russell surely should know.
 There will be Union Meeting of the Douglas Fire Department at No. 5 Hose House, next Friday night. All Douglas fremen should be there.
 The city council met last night and instructed tbe committee on Fire and water supply to proceed with the work of excavating for the big water reser- Voir.
 Mir. w. c. Boyd is to be compliment ed on the splendid condition of the cemetery and the road leading thereto. The work done this spring makes fine showing.
 For the Fourth of July you want hobby new suit. Let oe Miller, the Juneau Tailor, take your measure and you will be supplied. Get your order in soon.
 Hans Skalls, an old time Douglasite who left this place for the interior about fourteen years ago. passed through yesterday morning on the Se- attle bound for Fairbanks.
 Included in the destruction of old landmarks, which this year promises to bring forth, is the tearing down of the old "Archer Store" on North Front street. It will be replaced by cabins. M.G. Beltzhoover, the jeweler, return ed on the Dolphin, and has taken hold at his old stand, where he announces he will open up large stock of goods. He returns much improved in health. The Douglas and Juneau baseball clubs played on the Juneau grounds last Sunday. The score was g to in favor of Douglas. The Juneau team
Douglas Island news., 1906-05-16
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD.

They never taste who always drink;
 They always talk who never think.-PRIoR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
Police AIRES. "a italians.

New York dec. ~ With the idea
OF dlscouraging the ~Blaek Hand. q
and kladred organizations OF this city t,
the police arrested IA italians on
charges of carrying concealed weap-
ons. A special force Of detectives
was detailed TO the italian colony for
the purpose OF apprehending suspi-
oious persons. Police Commission
or Bingham stated that he wonld en-
large the force Of italian detectives
and make determined effor, 20 rid
the city % the "Black Hand" class
OF criminals
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

Nashville, Dec. a "A merger OF
the leading wooden mills Of The south
Involving a capitalization OF one and
q half million dollars. has been Affect
cd. The combine will be known as
The American Textile woolens COM
pauy II will include the following
concerns; Park Wooden Mills, Ross
vile. Ca; Louisville Wooden Mills,
louisville. Ky. SwOetwater Wooden
Mills. Sweotwater. Tenn; Athens
Wooden Mills, Athens. Tenn; at
lanta Wooden Mills, Atlanta. Ga. The
headquarters Of the concern win be
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
Ralleue patrlok Innooant.

New York, Dec. 81. Resolutions
asserting belief IN the innocence Of
Albert T. Patrick. convicted OF the
murder of William M, Rice, we're
adopted by the Medico- Legal society
at its annual dinner. The resoIu-
lions were based on a report by a
special committee OF experiments the
committee is said TO have made in the
use OF embalmIng fluid The society
calls upon Governor Higgins. OF New
York, 70 pardon Patrick Judge w.
II. Francis OF Philadelphia, cas-, his
vote against the Patrick resolutions,
declaring the investigations had been
reported on It's merits without It's con-
sideratlon as applicable to any par
ticular case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

sorry for t." said Secretary Hitch
cock, but my only motive was In the
lnBerest of the Indian. and because /
desired to accommodate the secretary
OF agriculture. The committee, /
think, does not take into considera-
ton that the suspension was not per-
manent, but merely provided for the
submission Of plan to congress for
the creation OF forest reserve"
Turning TO Secretary Wilson, who
had been an interested listener TO the
examination OF his colleague In the
cabinet, Senator Long asked:
I'VE want to know under what au-
thority you requested the withdrawal
of these lands from allotment?"
Il never looked at an authority. /"
replied Secretary Wilson. II made
up my mind that we had a better
proposition for the Indian than to
turn his land into a game reserve.
The right TO withdraw the land was
a matter for the lawyers OF the interi-
or department TO pass upon. We
made an investigation and then a
recommendation. II Is up to you.
gentlemen, to say whether you think
II right or not, I"
40" responded Senator Clark, II.
is up 10 the secretary OF the interior
90 do as the law tells him 10 do.
Chief Forester Pinchot was called
10 the stand and after be had ex-
planned the proposition, members OF
the commission declared emphatieal-
ly that he could not hope to get ms
plan through congress. he was tole
hat his request had been ont OF place,
inasmuch as it suggested a violation
OF law.
Secretary Hitchcock should not de-
lay thirty minutes In telegraphlng an
order 20 the territory permitting the
allotments to proceed continued Mr..
Teller, and Senators Long. Brande-
gee and Clark assented.
The question Of the propriety OF the
withdrawal Of the lands was also
rallied IN the senate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

Matches, Miss. Dec. 81 Tho n.
neral Og Captain James w, Lambert,
proprietor OF the publishers and bus
iness manager Of the Matches Demo
crat. took place AZ n o'clock Wed.
ncsday morning from 50, Mary's ca
thearai business was entirely Eus-
pended. TIE bankstand Ell stores clos
ing dnrlne the hour 20 the funeral
re had hecn tao most public spirited
cltisen % Matches since the var. and
TIE eatire population paid tribute 70
Ms memory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

wanhington. Dee. si,-The Uuiiet
States wiu have Imported an arxre'
safe q nearly or gnlte afty milllos
dollars worth az craac intla rasaei
q, the close u The present year. ae-
cordinG 10 q s,aicmeut made paa'ls
today by tAe bureau % Statistics u
she department. ~ commerce ana a.
Dor. n % eats Is added the Wales
og-ola aud scsap fuhher Cor re-mana'
taciure. tae total uln eonEl3eFthb
excoea ne amount named.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

New York, Doc. 2i.--A dispatch
from London says that the long re-
tirement OF Joseph Chamberlain ow-
ing 20 govt and other ailments has
led to constant assertions and contra-
dictions as to the gravity OF bis con-
ditlon. The Chronicle states that hs
greatly overtaxed his strength al the
celebrations in honor OF his seven
tleth birthday At Birmingham with
the result that ne lost his memory
completely The past was a blank
10 him and he could not remember
what had taken place even few
hours afterwards and although his
other faculties were, and arc unin-
jured bis memory Is gone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

Tallapoosa. Ca. Dec. 2i.--The
iitle town Of Budapest, about G miles
cas-, OF this city, was the scene OF
scrioas shooting affair at su early
hour "Wednesday evening. A young
man named MurdOck Newman. about
- years 81 age said 10 be drink
Tag a. the time, went 10 a restaurant
kept by a man named Vocal and
wife. lie demanded something 20 eat
and AFTER some parlcying. Il 10 claim
"a. began smashing up dlEaes. and as
Woehl states. displayed a revolver
which hc tWoehn ssiEcd and shot
him 10 the abdpmcn Z, n said that
ne victim % ne array was lefi iy-
tag our a. ne srovnd for two hoas
He VIII probably Ole The wounded
man's fatscr vas e. one time marshal
% Tailapoosa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

Austin, Teg. DC 1i.-Ctisf %
follcr Morris arrested William G.
AHderaon. alias Charitou. 40 ID
wasted b. Kansas CITY 90 ire eAArrs
% enhefriing fuHds % ne First Ma
tioRal Rank % thai elg Ander-
snE vas fafmrriy assistant payiug tel
icF % ne lnsiitutou Whsn arrest
"a b. bad ahoai tte9 On g1nsy aHs
a. tstcuosiis waicA BE- purchased o.
SAa Anlrni1.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

chasing agent OF me pennsylvania
railroad has invited bids for the CON
struction OF 1000 box cars. The
contract, VIII be awarded in a few
days. Their estimated cost Is SO 900, :
600. With the placing Of this order
the company viii have ordered with
in the last two years nearly sixty
thousand freight cars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
49,, - - .

Aiiany. ~ r.. De st,-0ove-
aor lnrsiss has cemmuied 10 laRris-
cnmgat Cor nfr the senteare oi dtaih
under vtisa Albert = Pairek has
renaiuet nearly ave stsu, slnee aif
ouaFieiiaa gor ihe mnrdff cf MNteu
Marsh Rice. gbe axe1 restt gIsee.
afre. ip Srs TeIa siH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
DEATH And RUIN
FOLLOWS ESPLOSIO
Of Dynamite Cap Thrown
Boy at Savannah.
ONE KILLED; SEVERAL lNJvR.

Explosion Occurred and Succeed
SO well that He Wrecked suiais
and MansIsd Firemen.
Savannah. Ca. Dec. 2l.-By a
explosion OF dynamite in the frovo.
factory Of Joseph Carlo aud Jo
Niya, Italians, at No. 531 AEdefs
street, on Wednesday night. q
fireman was burned TO death, auota
was fatally burned; assistant Gre en-
and another fireman were segiol!
and probably fatally burned. d
proprletors were painfully burned d
boy was struck IN the face by 4
dying debris and severely hurt
At $3.50 O'Clock Carlo aad ~
we're engaged In counting orgsiot
they had manufactured. One tr09Dl
and caused the explosion OF Pee res
Carlo and Niva suffered pa.1M 4
juries, those of Carlo beius ,.e
serious.
The small building took hrg luuf
diatsIy. A chemical company %
neighborhood responded TO Oh. aaHl
and quickly extlnguished the blaze
Assistant Chief Mouro was te'
phoned. as Il was desired tha. he 4
yestlgate Il being suspected ts4, 2
Italian proprletoFs had a gTeaif
quantity Of explosives in The pIai
than the city ordinances permit u
on his arrival he and Firemen Edyl
o'Leary and Daley entered the baif
ing. with them was a boy, ~
Chltty, 16 years old, who had crowd
ed his way IN.
The fremen we're specializing as
what could have caused The e1p,d
sion.
"l'll show you how II happened
remarked Chitto, picking up tynil
mite cap. This he hurled 10 n
floor. aud there followed three al
plosions IN quick succession.
The building collapsed and the 81
donations we're heard al over the dUI
window glasses we're broken 10 "a
neighborhOOd and debris was sen, ~
ing IN every direction
Fire followed hard upon the sa'o'
slons.
Eady was caught beneath ihe ih''
Ing timbers. crushed 10 death ana q
body iRclnerated. The Others es'ap'
ed 70 the open, but Daley dIi SO o'l
through the heroisn1 Of Mo1'o az
OLeary, who. injured as the' 'et
drew him from the burning debris.
An Of the lnlured we're a. oa
hurried 10 hospitals. Carlo asa y.
va had already been hurried % fi''
New sanltarlum for rcaimea.. p.
the superintendent % police A
Immediately directed their ren'o'h p
the police station.
This vas Tor q dual p1rF2- =
cnecung % their srresi aut " 1'
them from a mob.
The crowd became greatly .a''-
Immediately upon arriving r
scene anf learning what has 'e.
red Lynch ne dnfoes 90, =
shout Never miut 'hf
lyucb TIE daEoes'"
The cries stirred The eroaa 7
pitch % frenry. Meu AaFn'a y
nearby hoase IN vAics g fi
TIE burned Italians haa serr |
they we're uoi foar8 there saT.it
Tor ths hospifai Ties CIV
eight az tra h.ea So oss
visit TIE home o. Carao. BE-
tcarnod thea thai - IA -
tatea tAsrr bsi % tse hH
Darnr this tims fhfrs ni
several polesmeu on thr s
rson me sa,ire esezisr era
ne EXPRESSES hnsirr ocrarrr-
& waa rcine a. fuiy ~.
rha stall ueaf 81 osrr ie
ritai. Taare ths fFusius ~ m
fertst q carho Ead NiFa -
ne. asf teea ~ F'aef
Nsn ia tha ptfrsl sHr1 80
fstfan ffrn ~ o. 81
Ths mst Causs 80 rafe2
FfcWaf kneaa Nt
etteF aTrssf
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22


Parts. Dec. 22t.--The teachers aud
students OF he famous ST. sulphioe
seminary ,here were expelled Thurs
day Their superior, as a matter OF
form. insisted that a policeman lay
hand on his shoulder as proof that
violence was used Among the stu
dents we're a number OF British SUBJ
jects and one American. who read
an energetic protest. claiming that
they we're there under on agreement
with the French government, by
which. when the property Of the old
Catholic college was endowed by the
Stuarts during the period Of religious
intolerance IN England. and Il was
taken for a polytechnic Institute. Il
was formally understood hat a. q
compensation the government would
maintain Is students sent from Eng
land to 81. SulphIce.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

lsylsss nles Saq : eco eafs.
flgaaaasa nss p. ne pr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08

Louis XVI. had passion for the
locksmith's trade. and Il Is said that
ovor his private library he had a forge.
two anvils and vast number Of Iron
tGaIs. together with all kinds Of locks.
common - well ~ those Of secret
and elaborate variety. II was here
that tho king would conceal himself
from the queen and the court TO file
AID forge with the Infamous Gamln.
who taught him the art Of lockmakinG
II IL said that Gamin while teaching
tbs king BIS trade took upon himself
hs tone and authority OF a master,
and, according TO this same master.
The king was good, forbearing. tlm!d.
lnSuIsIuyo and addicted to sleep. Louis
had nlso . great passion for tmcpieces.
and the difficulty which he found In
adjusting his clocks and watches Is
SaLd 10 have drawn from him the re.
fiction thst Il was absurd Of him 10
attempt to bring men TO anything Ike
uniformity q belief IN matters OF faith
WHOM ho couldn't make any two OF his
unspIecos agree with each other.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08

h y rsGsr = pity that our hlckoTies
sA~,s< rscS.vs highest Epprecis ton
fres ~ whom they are yielding W
ths<S substance IA rosria.; flames IN our
fss..issss Fo< nowhere N tie forest
vkA oAA We fni genus Of trees
S4 y, as q whole, more attractive
sEk yalsGbis than the genus hicoria.
hSst u ths hlckoriss are beautiful u
Ss@mo< vhoa the< glossy foliage (. at
its bSst IL autumn this foliage turn.
ths color Of uncolned gold. and when
b.Ss u Lave. there IS revealed 90
osk!lks twist to TIE branches which
u-s-Ss those trees most picturesque
AID beautiful objects In the winter
Landscape Wo have never made as
much commercially OF the nuts as we
Night vol have done. Our Indian
predecessors knew how TO make 4
mo-t 0ttrs ctive beverage from them
AID the early settlers pressed from
Nsn ~ oil that was n luxury. Tie
pecan l. the only hickory species that
has been developed and cultivated 10
any sxteat. and this has only recently
begun It's caroer Gs q cultivated tree
Country Lfo In America.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08

The Inability 10 read a cipher once
cost notable Of France his head.
Whe2 the Cheyallcr de Rohan was IN
the Bastiile his friends wishing 10 let
hlm know that his accomplice had
died without confesSug, passed the
following cipher. written on shirt
Into his dungeon: "Mg dulhNccclgu CHI
y1uJ; I'm ct ulSe all" The cipher was
not difficult one, being arranged by a
complete transposltIon OF the alphabet
but De Rohan did not have the clew
and he puzzled over the meaningless
words IN vain. \ solution Of the rid
dls mesut the Grillo,lLe or his free
dom, but ,hs puzzle was beyond him
and he pleaded guilty because he could
not declphor lie prlsounier est mort
Il ma rlou dit"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08
psar ysIL Much TO Your Horse.

A horss who has always been made
- obey quickly will respond to com
mands from any one, whereas the
creature who has been pctted and talk
ed % sccords, unless hungry. scant at
tSsGon TO any one. We talk TO horses
altogether too much. and II IA silly
and dangerous custom. Whoa" Sd ould
mean but one thing sad. slip, slide or
tan should meet with Instant obe1i-
sEco Not another word should ever
b. ured, beyond possibly th- order 10
",tand over Ia the stall although even
that Is hest unsald) except the "ciick"
OF the tongue for increased speed. The
animals attention Is kept II you are
silent He does not know what you
VIII DO next, and a, he dlstrusts and
n-r-ly tol-r:tes you. oven as he fears
you, hl, anxiety (. slvsvs 10 ind out
what you Wish dcae o. that move you
viii next make. ~. Nsre Ia Outing
Magazine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.
Negro Portsr's Remains PeeoVered
From cimarron River.

Kinghsher. Okla. nov Tho bod"
u Douglas. the negro porter Oh tie
Rock Island train that as wrecked at
he Cimarron river bh Sc September
is. has been found an brought to this
city.
An old lady and her husband verJ
trolling on the banl: %; the :.Ncl
ghea the former stumbled over some
lbjact sticking out OF the sand. An
examination showed It TO be the arm
u a human body Securing a spade
aey made further examination until
complete hand and arm had been
inearthed. The body had been par
tally dug up by coyotes.
The body has been identified as
that Of the long missing porter. But
lite was left Of II except the bones
and few particles OF putrid flesh.
Douglas lived in Fort Worth. where
ne had d family, and was reputed to
De quite we'll on The remains are
being held here subject to further or
ders. -
This IS the second body recovered
rom the river since the wreck. Lit
IefcId. the Forepaugh Sells bill post
ar. fias not get been found No fur
ther attempts have been made to ex-
9lore the submerged smoker.
Recently the story was sent out tina;
he body OF a woman had been found
under the day coach. The story had
no foundation in fact
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08
OPERATION WOUNDS.
A sersou- DANCE, 20 which Surgeons
Arc npo-od.

Are EIpo.od.
BY the term Operation wound is
meant poisoned wound received acct.
dentaliy BY tho surgeon while operst-
ing upon a patient suffering from
blood poisonlng. bat II differs In no way
frum an accidentally poisoned wound
v-'lIch any one Is likely 10 receive. IL
! simply tho beginning Ot blood poison
NJ.
This term blood poisoning ~ employ
ei 90 express a disease resulting from
the cntrunN into tie blood OF the germs
u putrefuctIuu or oH pus formation or
the absorption Il tie pOisous e.aborlt-
od by these germs existing on the out.
side 4 the body. II is much lcss
common affection now than Il was b0-
fore the Introduction Of antlseptlc sur
gerry.
In tbo.-e days hosplta! wards. even
the cloGLes harborol millions Of septic
bacteria. TIE knIvc. All other !ustru-
ments used In operating. although care.
fully wusEot N soap and hot water.
were In effect no different from tho
poisoned arrows OF tho savage bow
man. Tho lint usoi - pack the
wounds, tho baEduGcs e;Lployed to keep
the lint In place. the sponge with which
/ the wound was washed Ut each dress.
? ing. wero all impreguatcl with living
germs Of disease. and finally the very
hands Of tho surgeon. scrupulously
clean AZ they seemed 10 be, were coat
el with the microbes II suppuratlon
and putretuctiou.
IL Is no wonder that certain opera
tlons now performed daily In every hos
/ pital In the country with perfect re-
suits were 30 uniformly followed by
/ blood poisoning that tho surgeon who
dared to perform thom. except when
death would otherwise DO Inevitable,
/ would have been guilty Of malpractice.
Today II is not the patient who Is Ia
/ danger OF blood poisoning, but the sur.
geon, who may accidentally !noculat0
himself through scratch or n hang.
| nail.
The first signs Of this are feel!n:
| OF soreness In tho arm, for q finger il
usually the s!to of incubation. auI
| rc,!ucss and = slight swellln. at the
point where tho poison ontercd This
rcluoss soon eYteUGs w tho igIor sld0
| Ot the .rm Ia strcgLs which mark tho
! lTmpLatlc vessels Tho bacteria arc
pass!4s through tAom 10 gain entrance
u.sily Into thu general circulation.
The glands In the ar4plt, through
which the lymphatIcs pass, also be-
| come hard aud swollen.
Soon the patlent begins 20 have
fever alternating perhaps, with chills,
and tAnI the symptoms OF general
blood poisoning appear.
The treatment OF this Infection Is
purely surgical Tho wound should be
freely cut open and dlslnrected so as
10 remove the source OF the poison II
this is done In time and with sufficient
| th0roughucSs. blood poisoning may he
sverted.-Youth's Companion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08
PAuLs VALLEY GROWING.
Sewerage System to Be Awarded
Streets TO be Paved

: = Woo,ea. olerk of -1e L. :
court a. Palls Valley. VA5 ovei yes
te-Iay on a short bus!u,ss trip vah
CleTa Crockett.
Palls valley IS on the upba,li and
The city is figuring On putting in .
sewerage system. AMI also paving
Main street.
This year has been q rcr.sr.ssIo
one for the town" said Hr WOO
ten Business kas been good and ev.
ery0oiy is in prosperous condition
financially Cotton is pi''Gs up 1t a
rapid rate On our comu-e-- platform.
and the roads are un4hl, 10 handle
the staple on accoun, %. III iack G..
room. Al present several thousand
bales are piled around on the ground
The oil mills are ding a big hus.
iness and cattle feeding will be dono
on q much larger .-.jc thsn last
year expect an increl.. of .t least
IS per cent in the number OF steers
tha, have been or will be put on
feed.
1T IS our intention 20 have a big
gathering OF he Ma,5L,c fraternity
IN the course Of the usV. 90 days.
when We will dedicate our new rs.
900 Masonic temple, which Is nearing
completion"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08
All Tra;nt Splil Vestibule
MODERN SLEEPING CARS. ELEc

TRIO LIGHTED COACHES.
II you contemplate a trip East let
me quote you rates and make sleep
ing car reservations for you, Address
N. 3. BAIRD, T. p. A., Little Rock, Ark.
Or MAX eAumGARTEN, D. p. A., -.
Memphis, Tenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-08
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

lf % ere is any doubt l- vou- -.lui that
,he Eiaeys are affected. notice the
lr.re for C. 'ev days. u passages re
rs--a.1- pa.a.-. r- too sca-ty. dis
.....et. c- feA e.. sediment, the KID
-.Es need he.. -i-h. away. and there
.s 10 other -ei.cl-e more helpful
than Dams Kidney Pills. 2 simple
remedy tl- 'a- iineys yet so pow.
.-'. taa' f. 4rirs.y cures the cause
AL sd ends ail the paiafll and annoy
Ing symptoms Home testimony
proves 'le ul'au.ag merit OF Doaa. s
Eii1ey Pills