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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
NATURES WAanIne

and Heed It.
Kidney ills come quietly-myster
tously, y
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See II the color Is unhealthy
II there are settings and sedi-
ment.
Passages frequent. scantly. palm
full
It's time then to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
To ward on Brights disease or
New Orleans La. says: II suffered
severely from pains In my back. side
diabetes.
George r. Webb. Of sic Royal st.,
tended with severe pain. Ny back
the secretions dark In color, contain
Ing sediment. and passages being at
and loins brought on no doubt by
the contraction OF cold. Ny kid
neys became very much disordered.
became very weak and was 10 lame
In the morning that / was hardly
able to straighten. 1 tried a great
many remedies without relief and I
despaired Of ever obtaining Z cure.
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertis-
ID and decided to try them, 70 l pro-
cured box. i had only used them
short time then felt relief and
taking them until entire
y cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
'ents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
sew York, sole agents for the United
'tates.
Remember the name-Doan'-
nd take no other.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
Voted Away Paw.

Among he representatives a ffect-
: cd by The bill are Messrs. John Marks
If Assumption; Thomas J. Herman.
g East Baton Rouge. and George II.
Terriherry, of New Orleans. They
voted against postponement and 10
advance the bill to third reading and
ilnAi passage to-day.
Major William T.. Hughes. attorney
FOR no New Orleans City Board ur
Health. excused himself from voting
ei draws $1,000 per year for legal
advice given the board, which was
ctoateI by q legislative act.
The l-emann bill exempts munich
pal boards and Major Hughes holds
that tie city BOARD Of Health is not
exempt.
Mr. Marks IS legal adviser of the
Nchafalaya Leyee Board at $500 per
Year. Mr.. Herman advises the Pom
ichartrain Levec Board at 200 per
annum. Mr.. Terriherry Is the So
200 legal councillor or the Board u, |
Assessors. The three representatives
voting against postponement draw |
800 in fees
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30

one of the most enthu.i,e,,,
lhsoh meetings that has heen ho,,
Iberia parish in some time wa.
:" o" iast Saturday night at Mr. !,
i, Gonsoulin's place in tbo -,
ward
between five and six hundred =.
PIE were present fully thirty MINI.
before the speakers appeared A,...
platform had been prepared and fl.
lad'es mad decorated it profus.,,
with flags. moss aud ferns to..,
WIN o'her products of Louisian,
soil.
Judge J. Babin was chosen to n.
side over the meeting and mad.
most excellent chairman C,...
Dauterive. who recently ioiuod -
ranks of the Wilkinson followo,.
opened the meeting by telling hri.,,,
MS reason for deserving the Sande,s
Henderson ticket Nj Dautrievp,,
speech was simple and plain and n.
Ideas he advanced plainly showa
the audience that his intort,o..
were honorable. His address w.,
brfef, At the conclusion. no w..
applauded heartily by the audienc.
Prof. Louis Valet, PRINCIPAL of N.
Thibodeaux High School. and m.
tive Of that ward, was the next !,
address the audience. He took u0
some little time in discussing tba
present campaign. His speech show.
ed that he was well posted on all fla
facts involved in the present cam.
paign. and had considerable effect
Mr.. Albert SchIessinger, Of Abbs.
Vile. and native Of Vermilion pa,.
ish. then addressed the audience. His h
address was bright and suited the
He was frequently Inter.
rupted by hand clapping and cheers
Congressman Robert F. Brouward |
was the fourth. and last, to address
he large aggregation present
When his name was announced
cheers Immediately went up from
he audience and continued for fuj.
y five minutes after he had appeared
N the stage ana before he could b.
I'm his address.
His speech showed that he had
made a careful study of the present
1t was thorough and
omplete in every detail. Every H.
ne involved in the present campaign
'as taken up and discussed until
he crowd thoroughly understood
he questions at issue.
The speeches consumed a period Of
Bveral hours. and although the at
lOSphere was cool and the meeting
ED In the open air where the large
fatfOrm had been erected under 4
Irge oak tree, many ladies and chill
rem were present. Not one person
as seen to leave the ground until
le long program had been complet.
|.
A number of the followers Of the
lnders-HendersOn ticket remained
the audience all through and had
ade themselves conspicuous by re-
'atedly cheering.
Some were frank in expressing
cir intention of joining the VIII
nsOn-DurOcher standard.
Quite large crowd from this CITY
tended the speaking and drove
ok later in the evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
often do not participate in the regu-
lar election following a primary. I
am not seeking to deprive any true
Democrat Of his voting privileges.
Shut Out the Irregulars.


Democrat Of his voting privileges.
Shut Out the Irregulars.
II want to shut out the voters
who do not belong to our Democrat
ic party. think citizens party afiil
iations should be put to the test. II
any person has voted Republican
Or some other party ticket, he should
De made to purge himself OF what he
has done before being allowed to
participate in a Democratic primary.
Under the present primary law
we are compelled to take a mans
word for what the proposes to do. I
believe in no Democrat participant
ing in Republican primary.
Il deny that l had any political
trick in mind when introduced my
bill last Friday. ] acted in good
faith. on my own volition, and be-
lieve that such an amendment as the
one | propose should be made to the
primary election law"
Expects Unfavorable Report.
Mr.. Gay further said that he is
surprised that anybody would as
sumo that he had Interior motives
when he introduced his bill.
The bill is before the House COM
mittee on elections and registration
the State, and Represen-
tative w. G. Smart. OF New Orleans,
IS acting chairman. No meeting Of
the committee was held last night,
The members are Messrs. Smart.
Herman, Lemann. Butler, Powers, Of
1t. Helena; Olivier, Henriques and
iilbeau. Mr.. Gilbeau is at his home
n st. Landry owing to the death OF
relative. +
Il expect an unfavorable report
rom the committee on my BILL said
IF. Gay. .* III
The general impression is that the
will kill the bill. Several ,
and senator's have
eclared their intentions OIL
3ting against the bill II 1t ever
mes before the House for action. =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30

Board ANA other lovce boards in the
STATE have attorneys drawing from
$40 J year up.
i Ii reported that some spicy in
situations may be thrown out in the
House this afternoon if Il debate
comes Representative last night
declared hat one levce board officer
is drawing many times what he il le-
sally entitled to under 2 strict con
@truction Of the law.
Nm analysis of the faye" votes
shows that st. Mary parish, the home
"f MI ]. " Sanders: jefferson. The
home Of Sheriff l.. II. Marrero: st
i'ernard, the haiiwick Of Gen. Adam
Nstopinal, Mr. Sanders political
manager. and MI Dupre, An assistant
.lty attorney of New Orleans. stand i'm
iaNor OF special attorneys" ana
lhclr rich pickingS
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30

Regular School Of Telegraphy
Organized and opened Industrial sn
lafayette La
We have succeeded securing Huse -
traan dpatchr IT Beaumont Tex Fe Railroad
the School Of Teesraphy this work.
viii begin December LIST. .ne
Inc eight hour which ls WIZ
three teleeA pes t IN po sions yhser 20. -
cent ThereforethS demand greatly
several years ID telegraph will be out
Write 10 us about rntertas: as get caaog OF the
full Information concerning parments We have -
main building large for eac'
b. l. STEPHENS,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
Say it Will Pass.

\ Is believed that the bill, consid-
cred rs joke, will pass the House.
Fitty-eight votes are needed and six
ty-eight members last night ovted in
favor Of sending tae bill to final pass
age.
1t is reported this morning that
there will be amendments exempting
New Orleans boards from the provis-
ions or the. bill proposed.
The Orleans Levee Board. Dock J
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
A Fight Averted.

The House was lhronged last night
with Baton Rouge people who expec-
| ed TO see a fight over House bill No
-. hY representative Ratcliff This
Dill was on final passage and cuts the
fees of the Baton Rouge treasurer
from $4,000 to a salary Of $4,000
The bill was sent back to the calen-
Oar. because Of small attendance.
thus disappointing many ladies and
gentlemen who are Interested.
Representative L. b. Powers. OF
Ouachita. who was mildly accused of
running away" with the first bill,
was here last night and explained
IT IS believed the bill will pass the
House to-day. or whenever it is call
I'd up.
The House passed Senator Mill
'aps' bill amending Article 2SS Of
he constitution relative to sleeping
ar companies and other public sery-
&c corporations: and also the Bar
EFT Senate bill No. 3. forbidding
transportation companies to rebate |
md penalizing certain offenses pro-
libited by the Railroad Commission.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
Big WILKINSON RALLY
HELD IN THIRD warn
SANDERS FOLLOWERS "FLOP' TO WIIKINsnu

CASTOR DAUTERlEVE TELLS WHY HE DESERTED sANnrpo .
SHERIFF HENDERS0N-LOUIS VALET PRINCIPAL OF ru,.
DEAUx HIGH SCHOOL AND ALBERT SCHLEsSINGER or 40
BEvILLE MAKE BRILLIANT ADDRESSES LENcruv
CHEERS FOR BROUSSARD-NEUvILLES RRasS
BAND FROM FOURTH WARD WAS PRESENT
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
Will Try Four Machines.

The trial of the four machines will
probably consume the entire week,
and there will be present at the eX-
perincntai station prominent sugar
planters from various parts of the
state who are deeply Interested in
the contrivances for which their re-
spective creators promise 50 much.
All of the machines have been pat
enied at Washington, which indi-
Gates that in each there is employed
! distinctive principle, different from
nn nlinGinlp Of 4 IL tho nt hnrs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
BEAL'S SENATE MEASURE
TO TRIM SHLRlFF FEES
GAY FORCED TO WITHDRAW HIS ELECTION BILL

al6 II WAS SNAKY"-sAYs he MERELY WANTS TO PROTECT
iHE DEMOCRATIC PARTY FROM ~FL0ATERS" -HOUsE SWINGS
AGAINST LAWYERS EASY 81 NECURES-H0NEsT BANKING
METHODS ~ THE FUTURE WILL PREvAI-AN ATTACK
ON The LEVEE BOARDS FINANCIAL METHODS
SAYS THEY SKIM A LOT OF PEOPLES CREAM
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30

5E tt.+ an -r,,
''s'''t'-' '-''' Ivy. 60 ~
Insinrss-u.a ,rd ,.ro,,,
end
Eat.4 Blouse bill No. III. stipull-
fU4M Htt S.,tc douosita shall be La
ntpl.ss to tho HIGHEST bidders.
rhis MIN probably increase
e -ubitr revenues 100000 Y year
a,- senate lin ny. J. fixing W.
..a.6ursation uf gIrish shcri(fs. also
.ae-ed lbo House This clips fees ID
a amount or 100000 annually.
Hp bifi gives tdc ahcrins + per cent
wv thc first $50. Uun ana one ana one
Quarter ~ cent ~ tha cxecss .olInt.
lions.
Annlbel oronomi,. mnAr. was mad,
M hem House bill Mo. I'D. hv Mr.. Dale.
providing ror VI parish troaaurcr-sce
rpta4 tr lurrofu tbo work now done
thc polfce ,uty clprt uarish at,,,i-
tor. 4eerct;,rv. treasurer ina ey-olfiri, |
t5 the House
,.u.i, .r n,,.
49, 'hh '"ii @d@ again 'dilNl
W" fi"''"' 'nFhl'eiS dSl hlRal
N"fh representative N'i'or l'-
INN orr 10 aooIish board att"l-
n''S ''''''e itooi me Jc'nt l'uic''re
''ii'iil'' t't' WI iaFofdo'e report.
t''t 1917 49, 60 4 i'"ti ~ '''aue
tF N''{"'' - ~ M"'''' ~ fianhlln
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
Perform Ten Mems Work.

II is expected that each machine
viii perform he labor of at least ten
;nen. that the work will be done per-
fectly and the planters will be re-
lieved Of the annoyance caused by
the uncertainty of labor.
Prof. Blouin reported yesterday
that he was making satisfactory pro-
gress in his analysis OF the sugar
cane Of seedlings grown in the huge
bot house at Audubon Park. 1t is
believed that the native seedlings,
which have attained growth of
from eight to ten feet, contain a
richer and superior juice than that
grown from the seedlings imported
rom tropical countries.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
Showed Their Temper.

The Ratcliif bill To clip the Baton
Rouge treasurer salary provoke cd
considerable amusement. Mr.. Pow
ers Of Ouachita, wanted an Indefinite
postponement, he was voted down
by A to 20. Mr.. Terriberry yelled
FOR division" Of the House mem
bers, whereupon the irrepressible
herman. who presented to the House
memorial" signed by over $50
el'lzehs, praying for the fee-cut,
cried. "Oh, what's the use, GEORGE"
On motion of Mr. Herman the bill was
ealendared for his future use.
The Winter bill appropriating
$1,000 for the port inquiry commits
sions expenses. passed the House.
vas sent to the Senate and there re-
lerred to committee, and will be re-
ported favorably this afternoon and
sent along its way in time to be IL |
nalty passed Wednesday Of this
week
The Herman bill, substitute for |
'ills :, and rs, abolishing six of |
no seven tax collectors in New Or
cans, was not voted upon, but was
ana over. II carries constitutional
and must get II votes ia
he House; for this reason and be-
ause there was a small attendance
ir. Herman calendared the bill until
mere is full house. The bill is thej
esult OF the Guilbeau minority re-
orr from the subcommittee Of seven
| the House judiciary bodies.
House bill No s., by Representa-
I've Edward J. Gay, of Iberville par
'h' Is under severe fire to-day.
This bill is considered by many
'sislature men as vicious. arbitrary
nd dangerous. Mr. Gay proposes
amend the primary law in such a | /
ay as 70 permit commissioners of
ection to probe into the political /
lst OF a person seeking to vote at 4
lie January. 1908. primary election. q
the prospective voter answers that j
did not vote the Democratic ticketI
the last general election" he will
lder Mr.. Gays amendment, be ex-
lded from voting.
Conservative legislature men who
critfcising the Gay bill assert
at It will deprive at least 40 per
At Of the poll tax payers Of Lou :"
ana from voting. -
~. What Mr.. Gay Says. is
Mr.. Gay was asked this morning to til
lain what he means by section 10 II
his bill. Tx
lie declared emphatically that he st
no political trick in view when Gi
prepared and introduced his bill. in
| did not consult Mr.. ]. Y. San a
or any of his supporters when
troduced my BILL" said Mr.. Gay. frt
want to say that l do not believe MI
allowing Republicans, Populists
other so-cal1ed "flOaters'' in vot- col
at Democratic primary election. rer
sc people go into a Democratic dec
larry and have a voice in the vot
lnati0n OF candidates and very con
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
The CUTTING SCRApE
Wounds Which Abe Evans Received
Were Inflicted in a General Fight
Was Intoxicated and lnsul;ed
Lady.

James Alverson well to do farmer
who lives near Woodford, was ar
rested late Saturday night by deputy
marshal lrby ON the charge of having
tabled Abe Evans in drunken fight
At Uncle Jacks store Saturday after
noon. Alvcrson Immediately made
'0nd and was released from custody.
Fro NTH elater developments in the
case It is uncertain who did the cut.
, ting. for AT the time the affray hap
ocned the fight that began between
Nlverson and Evans wound up in
general fight. The further facts as
Gathered are these: Jim Alverson in
company with his wife. were driving
to the city and stopped at the store
on route. while at the store MIR. Alver-
son saw one OF his tenants there.
ana asked him what he was doing.
The tenant replied that he was Just
getting ready to drive over to Glenn
w ''''' hliN hNh'u Nub would ne tue
host men 10 support for the various
offices. Mr. Alycrson replied hy Civ
ing him list Of names. and the
tenant replied that he wished Mr.. Al
vcrson to write them down for him
So as the names could be remembered
Mr.. Alversor got on, of the buggy and
walked into the store. and while I'm
there writing down the names. Evans
who was In an intoxicated condition
insulted Mrs Alverson who was sit
ting In the buggy Mrs Alverson told
her husband about the matter when
they ncared the city and Mr.. Alver.
son wanted 10 drive back and settle
II with Evans, hut did not do So
When they arrived in the city y
Nlrerson rented horse and buggy
from the stable and drove back out
to the voting precinct where he found
Evans and demanded an apology OF
him for the insult Evans II is un.
derstood replied with an oath and
then the fight ensucd and became
general and as result Evans was cut
's fenNed 'in tte ArYmoreite vi
Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
PARTIAL RETURNS FOR DIS.
TRlCT AND COUNTY OFFICES

The incomplete returns in the coun.
ty as received by the Ardmoreite up
to noon today, including the city. for
district and county offices, shows that
Carter is in the lead, away ahead of
his opponents; Russell Is leading for
district judge by fairly good margin.
Graham and Little have got the coon
in the senatorial race, and Warren is
ahead in the district clerks race. In
the county judges race Walcott leads
with Mason and Freeman next In or.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
Court OF Appeals.

Judge hiusea Townsend. William
Hutchinson, District Attorney George
Walker and Assistant Attorney Jim
Humphrey left today for South Me,
Alester. whore they 10 TO attend the
session OF tho court OF appeals which
is to meet there on the l2th Of the
present month, Besides a number of
other prominent cases the Betty
Lyon case will be taken up and dis,
posed Of This case / sthe one in
which Judge Townsend recently hand
ed down a decision in the courts in
his city, The case represents mil,
lions of dollars worth OF land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
viii Raise Tobacco.
Ardmoreite Special.

Ardmoreite Special.
sulphur, |. r., June 10.-Several
Nentuckians that have been prospect
ing and recreating in this city and
vicinity the last two weeks, have
concluded TO embark in the cultiva-
ton OF tobacco in this locality next
season. They say that this region will
prove first class country for the
growing of the narcotic weed that
the soil and climate are just about
right for the successful raising Of that
particular plant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
Several Black Democrats.

sulphur, !. T., June 10-No little
surprise and much merriment was
caused by some Of the few Ethiopian
citizens of Sulphur voting the snow.
white Democratic ticket at the prima-
ry election. None of the Africans were
molested around the polls. They pos
ltively refused to tell who they voted
for. They haw-hawed when asked II
they had given lift to the little cor.
poral. The darkies' appearance near
the voting places helped to swell the
already big lot Of fun at the primary
picnic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
TWenty.eiaht Drowned.
BY Associated Press.

Barbadoes, June l0.-Twenty-eight
passengers including twelve women
and children, We're drowned by the
sinking OF the French schooner, Ia
Jalouse, which sank of the Barbados
last Friday night, The captain and
twenty-one men reached the Barba-
does yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

The Orient railway track Is now
laid one mile south Of Clinton and
the company is getting ready to eX-
tend the road toward Altus There
is lots of material ON the ground and
more arriving every few davs II looks
now as II the Orient meant business
In closing mp the ge.D between here
and Sw""tw1'cr r'Nas. this year
Custer County News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

Tulsa. l. r.. June 9.-lncomplete re
ports indicate that G. y. Haskell is
nominated in TUlsa. Creek and Wash
ington counties Roy Hoffman and
Robert l.. owens are nominated for
senator's. $. f. Freezing fer attorney
general; state auditor, NJ T.. Trapp
For railroad commissioner. W. T.
Field, p. J. McGinley and c. r. I, T.
man; superintendent vi public in
struction. T.. y. Cameron: state treas
urcr, Robert Dunlap. owens leads
the ticket by large majority. Moth
ing certain in regard to Cruce and
Haskell. Returns at ~ o'clock show
Haskell in the lead. Congressman j
5. Davenport leads.
EARL S\EED
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

Pincules for the kidneys strengthen
these organs and assist In drawing
poison lrom the blood. Try them for
rheumatism. kidney, bladder trouble,
f1r Umhago and tired worn out feel
ing They bring quick relief. Salts
faction Guaranteed sold by city Drug
StDr,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
EARL sNEED.

Chickasha |. r, June 9.-Nineteen
precincts out OF twentyeight heard
from insure Cruces election by a
very small majority. Several county
precincts to be heard from may cut
down the majority. Z. p. Gore carries
Grady county for United States sena
tor by large majority Robert l.,
owen carried the county by a small
majority Menefee is in the lead for
state treasurer. Freezing is in the
lead for attorney general Charles l..
Daugherty carries the county for la
bor commissioner 5. W. Hayes
member of the constitutional convan
ton carries the district for judge oI
the supreme courts. Corporation
commissioners are $. A. ID. Alcott, W
r. Field and G. Il. Pittman.
Heavy rains during election morn
ing makes election reports slow in
coming in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

can furnish you hackberrics de
liycred at s. per crate can a, Jim
Weeks, west of Ardmorc. or phone 20
Su JIM WEEKS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

Ramscys Talcum Powder IL une.
Qualed for nursery use, II Is pure,
soft, dainty and healing and has a
delightful perfume. \ full pound
package costs but 25c.
T. !. RAMSEY. Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
ELECTION RETURNS
Continued from first page)

1856. Allcott 1903. Gift 153 Callahan
19S. Field 39S, Love 1873. McAlester
lO9 Mckinley 1873. Nelson As. Pitt
man ll5. Puliam 33. Roetzel 80
Watson 99 Carswell $50. Hayes 217
Campbell 292. Patton 22l
DEAOCRAT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

small lead on Brown. McCants ant
Harris are leading in the representa-
tive's race. with Young close third
Tolson is in the lead for register o
deeds and seems to have the Office
cinched In the county clerks race
Frame and Whayne are running necl
and neck. leaving the others at tn,
post Bumph has a good lead on hi
opponents for county treasurer, hav
ing about 300 votes more than tn,
next high man.
Akers is ahead for sheriff with Nc
I.amore second in the race Mrs. Nib
lack mas tho lest Of the bargain IL
th' county superintendent Of educa
tion count. with Clifton second ant
1Di votes behind. Smith and Tallafer
70 for county weigher are running
close, with Smith leading by a lit,
over leo votes.
The following is the vote:
For Congress:
Carter 1891.
IJnebnurb gO1
McPherren 17S
Sarls "a.
Skillern 11S.
District Judge
Fddleman 3i7.
Russell 625.
Thomson 543.
state Senator
Beavers 47o.
Graham g59.
Little 754.
County attorney
Brow, G55.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
Derriesl Berriesil

Fresh dcwbcrries and blackberrics
from Dr Ilardys fruit farm dcliy.
cred at your home. All.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10
eerrlesl aerrlesll

Fresh dewherrics and blackberries
from nr liardy's fruit farm dcly.
cred at your home. 4tf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

The waste basket Is not bcauu
ful thing nevertheless It it is brm.
ming over with poetry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

No, Maude. dear, we have never
hear dthat massage viii remove panes
from a window.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-10

Fresh dewhcrrics and blackbcrries
from Dr Hardy's fruit farm dcliv.
cred at your home. 4tf