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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
HARTMAN BUYS IN UTAH
Secures Control of the Ogden Rapid
Transit Company

Transit Company
BY Associat ID Press.
OGDEN, Utah, Oct 2J.-Negotiation
have been practically closed by the
Hartman interests to secure control
of the Ogden Rapid Transit company.
The sale is said to include the suburban
line known as the Ogden & Northwest
ern, which runs to Hot Springs, about
five miles northwest of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Lace at IOc Bolt

It's black lace beading in one and
two rows l5c and zoe values, in a
fine black mesh, many different
styles; fine for trimming; II yds.
to the bolt Aisle ? today, 10c bolt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Aged Gypsy Dies

NEW DIRK, Oct 25.-Mrs. Louisa
smith the Oldest gypsy i'm America,
died yesterday in camp near Free
hold, N j., aged l0l years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
socIalIsts Make Demand
BY Assoe.aIed Press.

PARIS. Oct. 25.-The Independent
socialists demand that the new minis
try include In its program the conpul-
sorry arbitration nf strikes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
CLAIM AGENT
EMBEZZLED $4,000
LOAN ASSOCIATION SWEARS
OUT WARRANT
Failure of Mortgage Holder to Receive
Money Said to Have Been
Paid Is Basis of the
Complaint

On charge of having embezzled
$350O from the funds of the Continental
Building e. Loan association of San
Francisco and Los Angeles, w. j.
Beaver, a well-known real estate man
of Los Angeles. and a prominent mem
Der of the social circle of Ocean Park
was arrested by Constable De La
Monte, yesterday afternoon at his of
fees in the Fay building.
Beaver was later arraigned before
Justice Young in the township court,
and his bail fixed at $2500 was furnished
by A. j. Aisbitt and Corney Pendle-
ton, the latter his attorney
The arrest of Beaver has been ru-
mored for the past few days, ever
since a trial before Judge Bordwel in
department nine of the superior court
brought to light certain things in a
real estate deal in which Beaver had
acted as agent which was thought at
that time to require an immediate pros
ecution or criminal Investigation. AS
1t was, however, action was delayed
until after a decision had been handed
down in the case, wherein Judge Bord-
well thoroughly established Beavers
position as sole southern agent for
the Continental company, and then De-
tective Tichenor, attached to the COM
pany's force, swore out the complaint,
and the warrant of arrest was issued
yesterday morning by Deputy District
Attorney McComas.
Secured Mortgage
The story of the transaction upon
which the arrest of Beaver is alleged |
to have been based is found in the |
opinion handed down by Judge Bord- |
we'll.
The case was a suit to enjoin the
Continental Building & Loan associa-
tion from selling a certain piece of
which had formerly belonged
to Nellie M. Jackson and Frank L.
Jackson.
According to the story of the trans
action, told in the opinion handed down
by Judge Bordwell Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son, prior to the month of October 1904,
owned a valuable lot In the Whistler
Wishing to secure money
Oh the lot. they went to Beaver. agent
for the Continental Building & Loan
association, and borrowed $4,000 on a
10000 note for security, with a title ded
IF trust to the property backing the
lote.
AT that time there was a previous
mortgage of $500 on the lot and
Charles Pendelr held that mortgage.
Before the loan from the Continental
company was made, according to the
allegation of the civil suit, it was
necessary that the lot be free from
ormer ineumbrance and II was al
eyed that the Jacksons agreed to re-
urn $35OO to the company so that
he company could pay off the first
mortgage and thus be satisfied.
Hold Company Responsible
Several weeks ago, when the Conti-
ental company had prepared to sell
he property the Jaeksons stepped in
With an Injunction suit to prevent the
eal. alleging that they had paid back
$500 to the company as required to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Levy's Cafe
THIRD AT MAIN

THIRD AT MAIN
A wrong Impression corrected. No
change In prices day or night at
Levy's.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Bargain Friday No. 357

The name tells the story. If
you've come to know Broadway
Bargain Friday you'll give it
added emphasis, It's the great
saving day of the week. The time
when the word bargain" reaches
its highest significance. A splen-
did chance to get acquainted
with the forcefulness of Broad
way methods and how much
they mean to you. Let the VAL
ues talk for themselves.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
secure special representation on the

Immediately after the meeting of
stockholders the board of directors met
and approved the actions of the ex-
ecutive committee in it's extensions and
purchase of additional lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Reduce Fares in Indiana

HNUUIC dTCS III TIIUTdHd
By Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct 25.-The
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton rail-
vember 1 straight fare of 21s cents
will be charged in Indiana.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
I0c Collars at SC

Pretty embroidered turnover collars;
some on white, some prettily embroid-
cred in colors. A good many different
styles and patterns: some of them are
slightly soiled 10c and 15c values.
We've grouped them all together to-
day in aisle g. Be each.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Hold Company Responsible

Several weeks ago, when the Conti-
mental company had prepared to sell
the property, the Jacksons stepped in
with an Injunction suit to prevent the
deal. alleging that they had paid back
$500 to the company as required to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
Remnants of Lace
5 Cents

We don't know how long
they'll last; lengths of from
| to 8 yards; some good 15c
values included; Normandy,
Point de Paris and Valenciennes
laces; good trimming braids;
Bargain Friday, aisle 1, &c the
remnant.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 8.-SUGAR-Re sugar vas
qgiiet and unchanged. with dull. but without
important change. and centrifugal IS test at l3-l6
muscoyad0 50 test SIS and molaSscs sugar. 81
test. 3 l-l6 London market for sugar beets ruled
quiet. but steady, at IS. 97sd. for November and
December.
BUTTER-Receipts. 4lG packages The market
for butter remained firm, On the basis Of &c for
extra creamery.
EGGs-Reocipts. 5.a5 cases. Western nrs,s are
still quoted at 52aD cents with the market uIling
finn.
NAVAL STORES-Stock rosin. i2i5s barrels;
spirits turpontlne 1876 barrels. tar. 9Zl barrels.
For spirits of turUentine a quiet steady, and un-
changed market noted. with machine-n.ade bar
Tels Quoted AZ 70z and tar held quiet but steady.
with common 20 good strained named at i-1. Tar
remained nominal. and not quoted
MILL FEED-Strong: spring bran. m l00-pouud
sacks 30 middlngs, 30o; city bran, 2lo; west
eru red dos. B75.
FLOUR-lnactiye but firm. Spring patents liza
450 spring clears. 5-5a375: winter stIsights 250a
$50 winter clears. 3.20a325; Kansas. in sacks. pat
euts. IS; strsights. 3.5Ja365 clear. 2sja3S5
RYE FLOUR-Molerate business 360a4I5
CORN MEAL-Fsir inquiry. Kiln dried fer ex-
port. 265a27o; coarse meal. ia bags LGaL0s
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-TTads is light at 22a
"a
HAY-Fiun. but quiet. I.Oi5 tons. rart export
Prime. Ll5al-e0; No. l. Lloal-l5: No. 2 Local o5 /;
No. 3. sag5
sTRAW-Market inactive. Long rye 60a65.
BEEF-Strcng, checking trade Family, lisa
H0o; packet. l0OOaI1-Oo.
PORK-Alsrket inactive. Is sOlals 50: family 100.
TALLOW-SHan trade. City quoted al Ga in
huyshcads.
LARD Steady. Prime Western. $50: city. s25: re
fined. continent. SIS: South American 075; refned
Brazilian. kegs, HIS. city steaTne, 70: ostearine
weak cIty, = Chicago l.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. @-FDOUR-Msrket was
quiet. Winter extra, 2s5a3ej; winter clear. asa
So; winter straight 340a355; winter patent. Asa
39j; spring clear 32ja360; spring straight 365a390
spring patent A20a460; City Mills best latent
500; City Mills high-grade patent, As; City Mills
bigl-Qade straight. llo; choice family, as City
Mills extra. 33Oa35O. Rye -four, medium TO choice
350a3S5. Cornmcal per 100 pounds. l.35al50. Buck
wheat. per l00 pounds. 22oa2. 40 Rio extra. 39os
Ag
WHEAT-stock in elevators. s25si2 bushels. The
receipts Of Southern wheat to-day fair for the
season, and there good demand for all prime,
ncrchantabe wheats Market steady. Sales Of cargoes
on grade at T4Ik for special bin No red, "A for
stock No. red 50 fer special bin steamer No. ?
red. IS for stock steamer No. red 6iz for special
bin rejected 6ys for stock rejected aud IS Tor
rejected to 60 through the dryer. Contract opened
steady; December 75k- The market for Western
closed quiet spot, November. Il December. IA.
CORN-Stock in elevators. 5%T66 bushels. The
market for now Southern corn to-day was steady on
graded lots. Receipts light and demand good for
prime corn Of both coors Sales of caIgOes on grade
at is1s for No. white, yellow, or mixed; 451s for
steamer 43is for No. OF either color and q cents
fer rejected. Quote track yellow corn tod) at 5iz
per blshel for car lots prime. domestic delivery
Contract opened irmer; year. E5saiS The market
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27

Securities Company. but the value is in
the properties and cannot be taken
away"
Succeeding events proved the entire
truth of his words. and It is well to bear
the fact in mind In connection with the
intention of the department of justice to
proceed against the so-called ''Oil trust. -
Standard OIL sold last week on the curb
at 800, the lowest point touched In several
years. The company is capitalized at
Sl0,OO0.O0O and controls about 100000 Of
the 2.OOO,OOO barrels Of refined petroleum
produced in this country. and about the
same proportion of the by-products. This
control OF the trade can hardly be taken
away from the company and its subsid-
iaries by any decision of the courts, and
a very long time must elapse before any
considerable inroads can be made by new
opposition companies, which are likely to
follow the road of others that have been
forced out Of business or into an alliance
with the Standard interests. The form,
indeed. may be changed, but the subsid-
larry companies will remain concentrated
in a few hands operating harmoniously
for mutual benefit. What the company
can do at present could be done under
some new plan in the future The earn
ing power Will remain unimpaired. What
the exact power really is can only be sur
missed. but the record of dividends shows
that 1t is great. For the past six years
the yearly average rate has been well
over 40 per cent. In 1900 and 1901 the rate
was at 4S per cent, in 1902 It was a per
cent. in 1903 A per cent. and 46 per cent last
year. and so far in the present year the
latter rate has been maintained. Assuming
that the new quarterly dividend will be 10
per cent. then 30l per cent will have been
paid individuals in seven years, or an
average Of 43 per cent in a year. At the
low price Of sos recorded on Friday last,
"a continuance of this average dividend
rate would mean a return Of S.5 per cent
on the investment This looks as IL on
the recent break Standard Oil has been on
the bargain counter
In the aggregate the sales Of Standard
Oil in the break has not amounted to much
and II may be safely assumed that they
all came from small holders. There may
have been an object I'm forcing liquidation
OF this kind. If il Is intended to change
the fOrm-if the courts should force a dis
solution Of the present company-a new
scheme to hold the present subsidiaries in
harmonious relations with one another
could be more easily accomplished when
practically all the stock was held IN a few
hands than il there were "A good many
scattered holdings Ostensibly the man
ageuent has endeavored to give courage
TO the small holders by assuring them
that there was no reason TO apprehend
the success Of the governments suit but
what would have done far more IN the
way Of management would be support for
the market: but this was conspicuous by
its absence. The interests which gave
good advice and then took the stock only
at bargain prices are perhaps not to be
blamed If their advice was not followed
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. &-The cotton market disre-
garded bearish LiveFpoo! cables this morning with
spot sales q only 5 00) bales. and opened steady
around Saturdays closing. and soon advanced
sharply 10 points. This later was turned into a
maximum advance Of about . points The infu-
erces in favor u the market consisted of q strong
spot situation with buyers reported scrambIing for
both low and high grades; the tendency 20 reduce
crop estimates and the belief that shorts would ind
their positions very uncomfortable IN the next week
OF two Buying was q good character. and largely
for the account of firms with SPOT connections
There vas tendency 20 fight the rise IN the mar
ket. bIt prices had an advancing tendency South
ern SPOT steady and unchanged 10 &c higher Port
receipts estimated Il 600 against ST. coo last year
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov. 96.-Monsy on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at e. Per cent highest, 6ls
lowest, 81; close. g.
Most Of The days loans we're at 81 per cent
Time money at the opcning Of the week was IN
good demand. with rather moderate supply. Rates
were per cent for sixty TO ninety DAYS SIsa7 Der
cent for four and five months. pcr cent bid for
i've and six months offered at per cent.
Mercantile paper came into the market in fair
amounts. The demand was not an active one Rates
were quoted al 6a6l2 per cont for sixty 70 ninety
days. indorsed bills roceiyabic 6aelz per cent tor
iour to SIX months choice single Names and ~ per
cent fog others
The sterling market was easier to-day declining 10
points for demand
Rates for actnal business ueTc rs follows: Sixty
days. is0i0al s5lj; demand 4s555lf $50; cables.
S655ai. .S65o. Commercial bills were T. 79iza4 sI;
Tic supply Of cotton bills was fairly god
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
GRAIN MARKETS.
ChicnEn-
New York.

New York. Nov. B.-WHEAT-Strong hindcrinq
trade. No. ] Northern Duluth, to arrive Qake and
rail-, 6izc over May, (. o. b.; No Northern Mani
toba, s7l5. +. O. b.; No. Northern Manitoba. sls.
f. o. b.: No. red {. o b.. izc over December: Ao'
?, (. O. b.. &c under May: No macaroni. g. + @
b.; No. macaroni. 7Sl5- Exporters took two loads
CORN-Firm. No. elevator. 81; No. > 527. for
new; No. yellow. 81, f. 0. b.; No. late November
52s4. (. b.: No 2, early December, 81: late De
cember. 50. (. O. b.; No. p (. o. b.. JanGary 30
February Exporters took four loads
OATS-Quiet trade Elevator prices, No. > white
39iz; No. , white, 50; Nc. mixed sg1s
The prices fer futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market remains quiet
CATTLE-Extra. as to 500 per cwt.; butchers.
1O0; ordinary, go 70 500
H0GS-Per cwt.. gross, 625 to $50; ordinary. $50
sHEEP-Clpped 100; medium $50 to SIS; com.
mon, 200 70 500.
LAMBs-Per pound, spring. choice, IA to s; me-
dium. Z to ~.
CALyEs-2er pound, prime. to 81; medium 7
to ~ grass. TO IL
COWS-Each. prime. 1000 to 5000; common. q. g
10 600: cid and dry. 500 to l0Da
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
New InrL.

(Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. 1872 street northwest. Phones main
63sQb44L4
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
IicrnId Want Ads

viii he received at Atkinson's Pharmacy.
18th and SITS. NV. and promptly for
warded 10 the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by E. r. Chapman & Co.. members
New York Stock Exchange. q. Bowie Chipman
manager 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
NEW YORK sTOcK MARKET.


Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co,
members New York stock Exchange. Munsey Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
Herald Want Ads

will be received at Campbell's Pharmacy,
18th street and Park road, and promptly
forwarded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27

Fiscal agents for the United States
Depository for funds of Philippias
Government
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
CURB MARKET.

Sales 10 noon yesterday. $1,000.
Total sales for the day. 6l0.600.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27

Furnished by F. r. Chapman * Co. members
New York stock Exchange 1901 r street northwest.
Omen High Tovv Close
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
1415 G Street Northwest.
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND f sTS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. Sl.0o0. 600.
~SfrppTTfG 600 eoo tFARNED1 -

n any amount made on approved real
estate or collateral Reasonable rsteS
- Interest paid upon GeD0slLs EOnthly bal.
Gnces subject 10 cheek.
TINS company acts as executor, sdministrs-
- tor, trustee, agent, treasurer. registrar and
- IN al other hduclary capacities.
Boxes for rent II burglar and hreprooi
- vaults for safe deposit and storage q vaiusbls
- Packages
- kesl Estate Department is prepared 70 assume
- the management Of your real estate. Careful
- attention given 10 all d. silS
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
WALL STREET NOTES
Another Pinch in the Money
Market Looked For Soon.
EXPECT FUNDS FROM THE WEST
Interest Now Centers in Union Pa
cfhc's Forthcoming Report, which
mans Policy I'm Putting Common
stock on 10 Per Cent Basis.

New York Nov. 26.-Time money was
in small supply to-day. but bankers ex-
pressed the opinion that any advance IN
the rates world be sure to accelerate the
flow of funds from out of town. and for
this reason were inclined to view the sit
uation with entire satisfaction.
AS a rule. they believed there would be
a stiff money market through December,
but that funds could be obtained for all
legitimate purposes even without relief
from the Treasury II only the rates were
made high enough. There would be no
reason, it was asserted, why Wall street
could not continue to do business, only
that the high interest rates might prove
something Of a handicap to purely specu-
lative operations.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27
International
Banking Corporation
Capital and Surplus
Sc, 500, 600.

1ransacts 9 general banking business. So
feIsi0nal OF personal Extends q ccFdiaE
welcome 20 ali intending clstGmers- Allows
81 per cent interest on drawing accounts
and higher rates on time money. In the
matter of loans and discounts. as liberal
treatment allowed as Is consistent with sound
banking
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27

You may change the FORM" said Jas.
J. Hill years ago in speaking of the gov
eFnment's suit against his Northern
The Washington herald., 1906-11-27

Total sales S.5J 600 against Sg33 900 Saturday; S.
ls2 900 week ago. and S 23l. 900 a year ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
FIFTH SUNDAY PROGRAM.

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Introductory sermon Ihursday
h'Sh' D! >. l. AfrIhsloh' alternate D.
NJ h"mmoH'
Friday, 9 o'clock, devotional service,
conducted by }. \. Park,
9:3O-Arc the Baptist scriptural in
the way they administer the Lords
supper. j. \. Mccullough and j. y.
Westcr.
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FER a Hudror Exposition.

Ardmoreitc Special.
New York Sept. 2O.-At a meet
ing here today plans for the Hudson
Fulton celebration, to be held during
the week Of September 20, 1909, we're
considered by the committee In
charge of the affair A great naval
parade ON the hudson in which ships
of American and foreign nayies viii
participate, will be the chief feature
The dedication of the Hudson memo.
rial bridge across Spuytou DuyyH
creek viii also take place during the
week of the celebration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20

Tn" wise man or woman is the one
wen relieves little Ills OF this sort uy
q 'st.D dose of Kodo, For Dyspepsia.
s., t,-tsts what You eat and puts your
tUgrsch bacl, into shape. Sold by Hon
man DRUG co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
Kansas Cavalry Reunion.

S-S7-Jraitc Special
F-~r Scott, Kans., Sept 20-Thc
CgC'ly second annual reunion of the
SN2F Kansas cavalry. which played
n prominent part in the early history
Of the state, began here today.
-SprastHr. music and camp fires com
pyiss 'hc program for the two days
20 r.-- reunion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
NEW STATE HAPPEN lRGS

NEW STATE HAPPEN lNeS
Scutn McAlosters chamber Of com.
merce is preparing to erect a big con.
yeniion ball
The prisoners IN the county Jail
at Cordell escaped by saving the bars
Of their cells
The dead body Of Archie Ellis. a
negro boy, was found yesterday on
the banks Of the cottonwood river at
Guthrie. The manner in which the boy
met death is not known.
Lillian Turnman, aged 4, was stanb-
ed to death nj her home in Bristow
by her Z year old brother. who com.
matted the act during a 1T of anger.
the boy az first claimed that negro
had shot his sister, but later cen.
| fessed.
A. B. Childors. business man oil
Shawnee, was struck by a street car
and badly injured. lie will likely recov-
Cr
Efforts are being made to secure a
contract with the government where.
by the Shawnpe-Tccumcsh ihterurban
line will carry TIE mail between those
two points. Inc persent mail service
between the two towns is said to be
unsatisfactory.
Whit Straud, who is said to have
stolen horse at Granam in 1903 and
Sold It to party at Waurika, has been
arrcstC, i'm New Mexico and brougnt
to lawton to answer for the crime.
The work Of surveying the proposed
Frisco line south from Oklahoma city
to Cornish, has bccn finished and esti
mates as to the cost of construction
of the line will be made and forwarded
90 the officials at St. Louis
\ building for use as u. S. court
room has been secured and the first
term Of district court at Wilburton
will pegin there Monday, oct. /.
South McAlcster's Kali Inla band is
being reorganizcl.
Company c. First Oklahoma Guard,
has gone rom Shawnee TO Guthrie,
where they win 20 into camp for
four days and then proceed to Fort
Riley, Kansas.
Arrangements are being made for
a political debate at Potcau between
Perry freeman of oSuth McAlcster
representing the Republicans. and f.
J. Giddings of Oklahoma City tor
the Democrats.
Cleveland is trying to secure a glass
factory, employing $50 people
It is claimed that the new city di.
rectory of Oklahoma City shows a
population of 39,975.
A. w. Byers OF Gotebo, who for the
past week has been on trial at Law
ton Tor the murder of his wife. was
convicted by the Jury Of manslaughter
in the first degree. An appeal has
been taken.
The Business Mems League of Sui.
phur is preparing to hold Saturday
night carnivals during the winter. It
IS stated the frisco and Santa Fo
win operate excursions on account OF
these Carnivals
The annuity rolls Tor the current
Osago payment show that there are
now 2,O77 members OF the tribe,
showing an increse of over 200 in the
past two years over and above all
deaths. This is the greatest number
on the Usage rolls since they have
occupied their present reservation in
Oklahoma. DURING the past quarter
thirty babies were added to the rolls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20

our purchases of Dr McndenhalIs
Chill and Fever Cure in 1905 weye so
per cent more than in 1904. The fire.
qucncy of our orders indicate it one
Of the staple chill remedies. j. S.
Mcrreu Drug Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, st. Louis Mo.
Sod by w. Il. Frame.
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Money Order Offices.

Alsuma, Marsden and Rubottom, In
dian Territory, and Golden, Loreno,
Oakwood and Palakin, Oklahoma, have
been made domestic money order Of
fees to take effect October /.
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PAINTERS. DECORATORS AND PA.
PERHANGERS' UNION NO. 22S-
Meets the first and third Saturday
nights Of each month at Union Hall
GUY CRENSHAW, President
J. \. SPEARS, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20

DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder pills
act on the liver as well. Especially
good for treatment of back-ache and
rheumatism. Sold BY Hoffman Drug
Co.