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Good Reasoning.

"I don't see, madam, how you can expect us to pay any claim under your husbands accident policy"
 "Well, you see, it was this way. When he asks which it was, boy or a girl, and the nurse said that he was the father of triplets, he dropped Now, his death was due to an ac- cident."
 How do you make that out?"
 "The accident of birth"
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Judue Not.

Can being who is not wholly with out sin give thoughts and admonition to others? Test your own heart? What are you yourself? See, my hands are rough with work-I have not merely raised them in prayer.-Auerbach.
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The Thing That Matters Most.

After all, the thing that matters most, both for happiness and for duty, is that we should habitually live with wise thoughts and right feel ings.-John Morley.
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Caused by Railway Accidents.

There is an average of one leg or arm amputated in New York each day in consequence of accidents rsused by surface, elevated or sub NGy cas
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Force of Good Intention,

Plain good intention, which Is as easily discovered at the first view as fraud is surely detected at the last, is, let me say, of no mean force in the government of mankind.-Edmund Burke
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For Cleaning Pencil Erasers.

The best thing for cleaning pencil erasers is a piece of old plaster. Keep 8 small piece handy and when the rubber gets soiled a rub on the plas- ter makes it as clean as when new.
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Woman's Charm.

Her charm is in her femininity, and anything that tends to make her less like a woman must tend to make her more like man-which is horrible.- Frank Richardson, Love-"
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Early Marriage In Mexico.

Marriage at an early age Is frequent in Mexico. Recently boy of 16 and a girl of IA were married in the capital.
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Good Habit Worth Much.
 The habit of looking at the best side of every event Is worth more than a thousand a year.-Johnson.
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Daily Thought.

Exercise the mind with contempla- tion and the body with action and so preserve the health of both."-Con- fucius.
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The Pace.

Frequently the pace that kills Is the one which man has to go fNr the purpose of being able to satisfy his wife's tastes.
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THE LEMON
By Phil SInms

bed while he alternately stared at them, trembling, and hid his face under the covers, which somehow failed to shut out the vision.
 A wan-faced little woman sat by his side holding his hand. She looked for a moment at the wreck of her husband on the hard bed, then at the gaudily papered ceiling, wondering if an an swer to her prayer would come through the roof of the cheap hotel.
 There came a rap at the door. A man carrying square satchel entered, and the little woman sprang up to meet him.
 "Oh, doctor!" she cried. I'm so glad you're here!"
 The diagnosis was far from satisfac- tory. 'Delirium tremens," the physi- clan said gravely. I told him when 1 treated him last to let up!"
 The wife bravely hid her tears and fastened with trembling fingers . shabby hat upon her head.
 q must hurry to the theater," she said. Its almost time for our act and this is the opening night I must be on time"
 The Extra Man stepped before the footlights and announced the sudden illness of Mons. Merton, but his sis ter, Mile, Merton, would go on.
 When Mile. Merton stepped into view of the audience, her threadbare, ! faded, red costume was the picture of i poverty. The once headlining act of the Musical Mertons that took the en- tire stage, now worked in one'-that is, before the first drop back of the lights.
 Fifty a week for two Is mighty small for travelling from engagement to engagement, with an occasional week of illness.
 l So when Mile. Merton began play ing a xylophone on a rickety table covered with a spangled cloth of un- certain color and mangy looking, the audience snickered i She was lemon! Get the hook!" ! the spectators talked out loud
 Manager Welles, tall and handsome, stood in the wings. Now and then he glanced impatiently- almost fiercely- llc pSSp-uOlC at lu0 hard-hearted throng.
 "Oh, if they only knew!" he mur, mured to himself.
 There was scarcely a ripply of ap plause when Mile. Merton finished un. til boy in the gallery yelled deris lively:
 Bring her out! She's great!"
 Tn thn carno cr1i1if-fbot Of a fun at her-round after round of ap plause followed, and the trembling woman her face red with shame. was commanded roughly by the stage man ager to go on again.
 She tried to sing, but her voice failed her utterly before the first verse was done, and she was hooted off the calls:
 In her dressing-room she sank dowI upon her trunk and wept piteously her slender body shaking convulsive iy. A harsh tattoo on the door caused her to spring up and open it.
 "The old an-Welles-wants tC see you out front!" the stage manager growled vengefully, and, casting con temptuous glance at her from heat to toe, turned away.
 With sinking heart, Mile. Merton took off her makeup, donned he street clothes. Fired! And withou a cent!
 Mary" said Welles, tenderly, "yol must get a divorce. He has ruined himself and vOu PrOfecciona11v
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The TrustY Horse.

'The horse must go." Sure; quite often he must go out and haul the au- tomobile out of the mud.
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The Spelling Bee.

faking. Isn't it odd that no one has attacked the spelling bee?
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Perennial Youth.

To be 70 years young is sometimes far more cheerful and hopeful than to be 40 years old.-O. w. Holmes.
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Some People.

Some people would never get men about behind their backs.
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Woe Caused by the BabbIer.

Fire and sword are but slow engines of destruction in comparison with the babbler.-Steele.
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Ruler Fond of the Bagpipes.

The ameer of Afghanistan is so fond of the bagpipes that he has engaged several expert players.
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Daily Thought.

Nor love thy life, nor hate; but what thou livest live we'll; how long or short permit to Heaven.-Milton.
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Masculine Imagination.

Some men make mountains out of mole hills and then sell them for sum- mer resorts.-Dallas News.
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And Deadly in Its Actior

HHu DcduIy TIT ItS NCtIOII' Plutarch: Evil counsel is swift in It's march.
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Be Faithful.

Fidelity is seven-tenths of business success.-PartOn.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19

---~-~---~
or did Mr. Roosevelt assume that
it would be easier 10 bunco Harri.
man than 10 bunco the standard
Oh crowd
Mr. Roosevelt may have convinced
himself thar be has said everything
about the 1904 contribution that he
needs 10 say. but there is much
that he has left unexplained. Does
he know that the Standard oil con
'ribuuon was returned as he direct.
ed? Omcials % the company are
said 20 Doe circulating the report
that this money was never sent
back II not what became OF IL?
u the committee kept the money
Mr.. Cortelyou must have disobeyed
The Presidents orders But there
has been no reputation Of Mr.
Cortelyou lie is still Mr.. Roose-
yelt's secretary Of the treasury and
one Of Mr. Rooseyelt's confidential
advisers in the manag, ment Of the
Taft campaIgu.-Nc York World
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
...SOCIETY...
BY Mrs T. II. S,uraeos. Phones, House 634. Office S.

women Of the lid an Territory side
Of Oklahoma. Oklahoma has had. its
day OF presidents and now give Us a
showing.
Mrs. Riddle is no douDt d mir ibly
fitted for tie place and has ha1 the
endSrss ment Of many clubs. yet
there are others to be heard from. a
a third presidential candidate will be
in the rlcs and the pro pee 10 he
election are flattering:
Club politics are becoming nos.
active these days, and as so many
sCc'ey woren are also club women
The less fascin ltaing I as and lunch
cons are being neglected for
mo'e exciting little discussions. 10 he
sure generally conducted over the
teacups, but with all re int rest OF
live issues.
The real queqstion that is fore
most in tn mind OF every loyal club
woman today is where the preN.
dency of the amalgamated clubs shall
night be justly coveted by anyone
II T. 10 the honor Of Oklahoma
City to say that there is quqite a
well developed opinion thai az three
ont of the four presidents Of the fed.
eratiol have Cone from her r'nks
II Is but just and gracefult RI u Q
10 he strength and ability Of the
won T. Il other places that his
T rst place be given 10 ono Of ten.
OF all candidates mentlo9el Mrs.
F +. Riddle of Ch'ckasha, seems 70
be- best fitted for the place. Mrs .R d
die is a woman OF su h charming
manner and true refinement that
sho well personifios the ideal club
woman. The standards Of club work
and nife will never suffer in her
hands from over-weening r. pride.
nor desire for personal prominence.
Possessed OF consummate tact AMI
the most woman'y fe alings Mrs. Rid.
die could probably better than any
other adjust those little problems
which might cause friction between
the two combined organizations IL
put into the hsnls OF less kindly
or considerate leade'.
Mrs. Riddles ability has been
proven and her loyalty 10 TIE nte'-
ests OF club women is TOO well
known TO need comment. Du~'ne
her recent attendance at the blen-
nial meeting at Boston she was
shown marked attentions and DID
much 70 reflect honor on the okll.
homa delegation.
See the new Reznors used without
stove pipe. Ardmore Supply Con.
,any. ts.u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
DRAWING FOR LAND
DRAWING FOR LAND.
SANS GREAT ROSEBUD
LAND LOTTERY (LlMITED)
DRAWING is NOW ON

Dallas. :. d.. oct. l9.-The ouisi
ana Lottery Company in its palmi
cst DAYS was never able 10 Gus. go
much interest In a drawing az ha.
tnc'e Sans personally conducted
game Of chance in dispos'ng Of the
Ros bud lands in Trip county. To
day the wheel of 10 tune will Le-in
ie,olvi aud the agents of Uncle
Sans Land Letter. limitel. will
dole out TO the pUss's+Dss oi .l,ky
tickets the choicest lG0 acre FAR
i'm the 100000 acre reservation u
uc.ly occu ieI by tie varl.ks Sioux.
To, lottery will continue until ali
OF The winning uskIs nave 5eau
drawn from the wheel Then tn
happy few viii congratulate each
other on the fairness aud business OF
Uncle Sans little lottery and the
dsgrunt.d d many viii return 10 their
homes all over the country, mutte--
ing malcdictious on Fate and South
Dakota and land Lotteries and things
IN general.
Persons who are successful in his
drawing will be permitted TO make
entry on one quarter section, or less,
under the homestead laws, at some
! date after March /, 1909, and may
obtain title by maqing the Required
residence and cultivation and the
| payment of Sc per acre for all lands
entered prior to June l, 1909, or
| si.J0 an acre for lands entered under
the presidents proclamation, after
that date. Onefl fth of the purchase
money must be paid at the date OF
the entry and the remainder in five
equal annual payments. without in.
terest. If an entryman chooses to do
so, he can obtain title after fourteen
months actual residence and cult.
walton, by paying all OF the deferred
installments.
There are no settlements on any
Of these lands. and several iownsitcs
VIII b. located in suitable places
aud reserved from Homestead entry
before March /. 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
Cures Wsman's Weaknesses.
We refer 70 that boon TO weak, nervous
ruaering women snO~n - Dr. liercsf

We refer 70 that boon 70 weak, nervous
suffering women known - Ut. fIeresf
Favorite Prescription.
DIR John Fyfe one % the Editorial stss
Of THy EcLECTIC MEDICAL kfNihw says
o, Unicorn root lHe'onids DtOicdl winch
is one Of the chief Ingredients Of the ia
vorite Prescription
"A remedy which invsrishly scts sss utter
the frvigUrator makes Tot normal ac-
uvIty . the entire reptOducuvs sS.,.h.
ueut which more fully answer ne aiov'
purrE~f-- han 0Hy ofhsr duiy Bih Whb" an
ocq4dtrtsd ln tie iftsintnl oi uI,'a- "a,
seen which d.. not present some indirs ion
Tor thu. r-rl.I al agent lf. yte Iui'i'i
say The '0iln~ing are among .he '''. ~
Indications foT He.lulss nlcorn tuou ram
or aching IN the back. With leucoffhp
atouic tveaki condition. Of the fepfOduciiws
Srsi9, q s'sl dsRTei,'G3R GI.ds,. ana IT
the reprUdi tive o<gans % women; con-, ant
sensation neat IL the region q The s'1'
ney.: u, ,lhrrhagl4 .hDcdinsl. due 10 VraN.
sued corr Itiun UfItle Reproductive sl r.''
.mfn2TlYTs,'e6a 3, :, sei5mpsrP agi@a' Pq9'S as ~
.Sd0 md Sss s9"a27 a Gi o55 's' qs'G li, 9y'3,
.ens(s.ons IN the es,ieH4e lover psrt VI We
IL more OF lcss q ihe above symI ton.
SsTTa.T4 rFTn i7---5 II PTreTce's -TIy1.- b
.rT.cr-Tli6TI OIr Ur T7lr lcadIhg ingre'r
EMS u iWEIcif Is Unicorn root, Or Heiouias.
and the medical properties OF when 70
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden sea- rot. another prom'nntt
Ingredient Of -Favorite pre~crIpi. Iu.'
Prof Finley EIlugwo,d. VI. d.. 81 B.h.
nett Medical College. Chicago. SAYS.
1t j. an important remedy in disorders 81
the womb. in 1ll catarrhal condition.
l1V.F l.Au NJ N.H.II.fr NJ ID Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
TIE COMING ELECTIONS.

Elections will De- held In the va
,ious states and iu the territorics
OF Arizona and New Mexico Noyen-
Der 3rd Three states. Oregon, Maine
and Vermont. have held Interstate
elections. and have named members
OF the next cOugress-the siN'y-llrat.
Arkansas and Georgia have named
their state officer only and viii Sc
lect congressman at the coming elec-
tion. In twentycight states governors
or other state officers are TO be
elected. number OF thcs" states
will also elect members Of tho leB'
islature Six states will choose JUS
ticcs OF the supreme court o. mlnoi
state officer In seven. congressman
only are TO be elected, and in two,
congressman and a legislature only.
The terms OF thirty-One United
States senators. eighteen republi-
cans and thirteen democrats. expire
March Q. 1909. Alabama. Arkansas,
Louisiana and Maryland has
chosen dcmocras, and cKn-
tucky republican. while Ner.
mont has chosen a legislature whicn
will name two republicans. The
present senate is composed of sixty
one republicans and thirty one demo.
crat..
Members OF the national hous" OF
representatives are 20 bee elected Or
ogou. Vermont and Maine hay. al
ready chosen republican representa-
riycs In some of the southern
states democrats only have been
nominated while lu others puhib
tiOu socialism and Independence par
% nominees viii oppose republicans
and democrats The present house is
composed Of 3sl members, 223 re-
publ.cans ana lGG democrats There
a g two vacancies.
South Carolina as usual, has only
one ricket-the domocratic-fo state
officers Louisiana also has but one
ticket-thc democratic. In this state,
however a justice OF the supreme
court and a railroad commissioner
are the only .ta-e officers to be
elected
Tho prohibition party has ucKcJr
ln fwrnty-unc states, the socialist
in twcny-seyon the Independence
party in twelve, the socialist labor
in six. and the peoples or populst
party ln five including Nebraska.
whore they have fused with the dem
ocrats.
The number Of tickets IN the ar
forent ratcs iA j. South Carolina
and Louisiana; ., Alabama and North
Carolina; ., Delaware. Florida, Mon
taua. New Hampshire. Oklahoma and
North Dakota; 4, Colorado, Nevada.
Rhode Island. South Dakota, Utah.
Washington, We Virginia and Wis.
cOusin; q, Connecticut. Illinois, Kan.
sas, Minnesota, Idaho, Missouri and
Nebraska; q. Indiana Iowa, Massa.
chusets, Michigan. New York and
Texas, 2. Ohio
The prohibitionist have tickets
in Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
Idaho Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kan,
sas Michigan Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, New
York, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Da
kota, Texas, Washington, West Vir-
ginia and Wisconsin.
The socialists have tickets IN Col.
orado. Connecticut, Florida, Idaho,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kan as, Mas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY the erysn.kern- Haskell Demo
cratic Club at Loco.

cratic Club at Loco.
Loco, Okla. Oct. 17.-At a reguia,
meeting to the Bryan-Kern-Haskell
Democratic club held at this place
the following re olutions were adopt
cd:
We. the members OF the Bryan
Kern-Haskell club OF Loco, Okla,
send g-et'ngs 20 ou' f6low denp
Gratis throughout the state and ma
ton and affirm our belief in he 10
litical purity OF leaders both natioaal
and state.
We heartily endorse the action OF
Mr. Bryan in his able defense OF
Governor Haskell from the unwar-
ranted assaults of Mr. Roosevelt. ant
are also proud that we have gov
ernor who will not be silenced BY
president who degrades the high
Office TO which he was elected by
u ing its great power as a political
asset OF the republican party.
We noi'c, tina, Ne nse. 1000 word
10 denounce Governor Haskell. an
aggressive governor OF a progress
i've state. ani four words. only
wherein he saws something of male.
factors Of great wealth. in dcnounc.
ing S'i lard oil ho -, oS Mr.. Has
kelrs decks with he hcavie ord.
nance I'm the white houses vocabu
larry and purposely fires blank loads
into tho air when he gets to m,
crowd that make possible by large
campaign contributions. the success OF
the republican party.
The republican party should he
congratulated for its progressives.
its stand-patters. and It's one grand.
stand-patter.
We pledge our untiring efforts 10
further the success of our
national ticket, and at the same
time 10 loyally support our CHIEF
state executive in the Courageous
fight he is making on predatory
wealth
JAMES LEFTWICH.
r. +. SAYT,
VI. p. DUNCAN.
Re olution Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19

Five hundred and eighty. Two.
three and four year old steers. VIII
sell for s25 per round with 10 per
cent cut. All good native cattle in
good shape and bargain for the
money. Address M" Box 6.
3Otf Ardmore. Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19

Your winter hats cleaned and re-
blocked as nice as new, your clothes
cleaned, pressed and repaired by *
pert cleaner, presser andrepaiyr,
Satisfaction or no pay.
JOHNSON, The Halter.
1S2 Ardm6re state Bank Building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
BE SURE

You see Holman & Best for esti.
on plumbing, gas fitting. gas
ranges, gas heaters. lights, chande-
liers, etc. Phone 246. 2209 West
Main. 2T.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
..S.S. BLoop 9a'pfS SuMoRs S%a

The simply
of
of
through these little tubes To perform
sed by blood When
and
disease and re the delicate tissues and produces Eczema
other itching trouble
the impurities and humor
of
nfaming soothing
healthtul qualities
cured
y 5 purified blood
~a ad'e sent Tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
Social Calendar.
Monday

Ladies' Of the Leaf with Mrs. BY
ron Drew
Young Womens Home Mission
with Mrs. j. \. ca 10 k
W. c. T. L. members meet at III,
BiOtdway Methodist church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
TO
ROOSEVELT a SUPPER.

Mr. Roosevelt has come danger.
ously near being an emperor dur
ing his seven years az the white
house. He has thrown the constitu-
ton 10 the winds. and our liberties
and rights depend alone on his
whimsical will. Our foreIathcrs
framed a constitution TO insure our
liberties. but Roosevelt has been
gradually cutting # TO pieces until
DO is now nothing but heap OF
wreck and rubbish. There are mil
lions OF true American republicans
who sul believe in the republican
principles of 'he immortal Lincoln
and are Tcscuting in an emphatic
manner the despOuc act and inn
pcrial cdict by which this fcrociuus
man dictated the nomination of Mr.
Taft To- bee his own successor, with
the understanding that TAFT Is to
return The favor after taking two
terms himself, and nominate Roose-
Welt in 1916. Thus We are on the
brink of turning from a republic
10 am empire. with our emperors
appointing tnoir own successors.
This imperial business is going to
receive mighty check on Novem-
hor 9. when seven millions OF dem.
oclats and one million republicans
are going 10 sweep William j.
Bryan into the white house on the
biggest tidal wave OF popularity
that VAS ever known in this coun-
try.
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See the new Reznors used without
stove pipe. Ardmore Supply Com
?any. ia.tf
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"a g" 2. o. 81.
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az au,rgm,rts ,- gr..,.o-.. d.. .t.
f...-.. state. ... f.,,. T.,,s
u..ar.r, H... U..,.. K.,s.y
Montana Nebraska. RI.5. Island
Washington. West yI-g..i, p Ala.
H.ma. Colorado Florida ohio
ur,-..a Wisconsin. .. Norb Dsk,
100. OREGON o. south D,ko,.
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,oru,a
The amendment. o- rr,1oso5 laws
o., sayeral states are ~ genera,
r..,o.., n. c.. r.,.... -
Ito, of re,oaf,py .bo oo,o ,oa-
residence act which uas nassed hv
The last Legislature in order IN stop
rapld divorces will bc subni,,ad IN
| th. voters. Formerly. sult for di.
vorce could be- brougb- after a slr
months residence in tho state. onpo.
sltion TO this short term Of residence
rosult.d and ,bo ono v.a- 90, ne
passed. The latter has been Objected
20 In certain quarters and petitions
finally we're secured for the submis.
sion q, a., o,, - 49,, -
the people at the coming oIec.ion.
In Illinois tho oros,inn -, ,a,...
fothe-gulf deep waterway viii ba no.
fore the people in tho form ~
constitutions, amendmen- ap,bor,,,rg
the state 10 Issue bo,ds of coo mn,
600 for the enterprise.
A proposed income tax will he vo,.
ed upon I'm four s,at.s so,.h n.
kota, North Dakota. Minnesota aud
Wisconsin.
California is one OF the latest %,
the states to aglaie election 70.
. form TO the ,corl. ,ho-o n.n
submitted proposed constitutional
amendment. among o,bcr. o,,r,,,...
ing the legislature 10 enact a d,rec,
primary law providing FOR the dlrec,
noIulnatlop Of A., c,rdi1,,os o..
public Office.
Following are the National ,t,,o,
DEMOCRATIC.
William J. Bryan. Nebraska. presl.
dent.
John W. Kern. Indiana. vice pres
dcuf
REPUBLICAN.
William A. Tart Ohio prosIdep,
James S. sherman New York
.l.e president
PROHIBITION.
Eugene Vs. Chain. Illinois ,rosi.
dent
Aaron $. Watkins. Ohio. vice
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills. Sold by W.
b. Frame.
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II seems that the cabinet officers
are not given much opportunity 10
make campaign speeches. They must
be on hand for consultation before
the president can issue campaign let
crs
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

V NU'c i" OOIU ITI ONt O"J'
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. f. W. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. CSC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
Tuesday.

AZtecs dance.
Guild with Mr.. c. l. Anderson.
Christian Aid a. the Church.
Broadway Baptist Mission at the
chu CT
Presbyterian Missi,na Society
with Mrs. I'd Byrd.
Methodist Home Mission e the
church.
Altar Society at the Catholic
church