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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
MASSACHUSETTS

FALL RIVER. Mass, March "a
novel method of diSposing of case OF
assault was introduced in the district
court here by Special Justice Lovatt.
In adjudging Mary Lewis guilty the
Justice placed the defendant on proba-
tion and ordered her to pay the board
of the complainant, Mrs. Renaud, dur
ing the time the latter is detained from
employment.
PITTSFIELD-Fowls valued at from
$25 to 500 each were served to nine
teen poor families in this city recently.
They were game cocks which had been
seized by Chief of Police White and
confiscated.
After Chief White had cut off their
heads he had them distributed to needy
families, who declared the meat the
most delicious they had ever tasted.
LEOMINSTER-The newly elected
board of selectmen met this afternoon
and elected A. l.. Whitney chairman
and Wooster F. Dodge clerk. These ap-
pointments were made: Superintendent
of streets, A. N. Jackson: chief of po-
lice. w. A. Lasalle; patrolmen, James
B. Lynch, d. F. Corkum and NJ. ]. Con-
Ion; inspector of wires, ]. A. Foss;
janitor of the town hall, George S.
wright.
The assessors elected Charles r.
Chamberlain chairman and Gilman
Pierce clerk.
CHBURG-Augustu A. Wiley.
one of the Oldest passenger conductors
on the Taunton division of the N, Y.
N H. & H. railroad resigned today on
account of i'll health. Mr.. Wiley began
railroading as freight brakeman on the
Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg railroad
in 1876.
PITTSFIELD. Mass, March 11.-By
the will of Mrs. j. A. Parsons, who
died last week. her fortune of $25, 900
goes to an adopted daughter, Mrs. Lay
ton H. Butts of Springfield, who lived
with Mrs. Parsons twenty-five years.
Mrs. Parsons had sister, Mrs. Alex
ander Heckert of New York, and q
brother, Meier Bond of Springfield.
BOSToN-Officer of the German
steamship Neuenfels. from India and
Ceylon. report that natives are openly
defying the British. They have boy =
cotted British goods and have refused
to handle cargoes shipped by British
merchants. In the interior they are on
the verge of revolt. Agitators are
largely responsible for the present con-
d1tionS.
WORCESTER-Ever girl member
of the senior class of English high
school has pledged herself to attend
a banquet in State Mutual restaurant.
Only members of the gentler sex will
be allowed inside the doors and Man
ager Brigham has been requested to
have only young women serve the
courses
F1TCHBURG-Desp from long
suffering with rheumatism Mrs. Mar
tina S. Schuster. 80 Nutting street.
committed suicide by inhaling illum-
mating gas.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
LOUISIANA

KENTWOOD, La, March 1.-THE
militia, which arrived here last week
to protect Italian laborers left today.
Local authorities believe they will be
able to preserve order without aid from
the militia. Two more arrests were
made today of men suspected of COM
plicity in threats to dynamite Italian
lumber mill employees. whose accep-
tance of a cut in wages was the cause
of the disturbance last week.
LAKE CHARLES-William Lowry a
middle-aged white man, pleaded guilty
to attempting a criminal assault on his
tep-daughter, a child of TO- When ar
raigned in court this morning he was
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
Lowry lives in the north part of the
parish. but the attempt was made dur
ing a recent visit to this city.
THIBODAUX, La, March 11.-Mrs
Avis Dansereau and Miss Alice WIVES
are spending a few days in New Or
leans.
Mrs. Felix Richard and Miss Bertha
Richard left Monday morning for New
Orleans to enjoy the carnival festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gaude are spend
ing a few days in New Orleans
. MOREAUVILLE-Heriard H. Cou-
villon, a prominent planter, SO years
old, died at his residence here. He
leaves a widow and eleven children.
ESTHERWOOD-Th barn of B. d.
Wilder, who lives four miles west of
here. was burned. The loss will reach
$2500. There was no insurance. Young
Wilder three years ago ignited the
structure while playing with matches.
Valrie Manard and Fayo Lefass got
into dispute over a game of cards and
came to blows. Manard struck at his
opponent with razor. cutting him on
the arm.
JENNINGS-Mrs. T. II. Harris has
returned to her home at Choupique
after an extended visit here
The stork has visited Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Hauchett and deposited a fine
baby boy.
c. c. Cary has returned to his post
of duty after spending a day here with
his family.
B. NJ. Jones and wife have gone to
New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
BIRTHS
BOYS

CARD-To William II. and Marie Card (nee
Hertlenl, 1888 Tennessee street.
DEPEW-To Frank L. and Laura c. Depew
(nee Dawson), 1922 East Twenty eli ghth
street.
HAMILTON--To George Lawson and Mary
Margaret Hamilton (nee Welchl, Gsi
Glover street.
HEINRICH-To V. and Lena Heinrich (nee
Gestetenbauer), 3506 Poydras.
MARSHALL-To James E. and Eva Mar
shall (nee Hammer). 900 East Ninth
street.
MEAD-To Vernon c. and Salome Mead (nee
Wolf), 1904 West Twenty-fourth street.
ORMS-To Clayton L. and Lea Julian orms
3249 East Fourth street
PRUBTT-To Robert Lee and Jessie Pruett
(nee Baugh) $40 West Thirty-sixth
street.
SPRINGER-To Sidney and Georgia Spring
er (nee Burns), 1918 Staunton avenue.
WEST-To +. c. and Hattie West (nee
Walker). 72e East Eleventh street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
PENNSYLVANIA

WASHINGTON, Pa, March 11.-Jas.
Yoders. a butcher, was seized with
violent paroxysm of coughing, followed
by acute pain in his side. physician
found Yoders had broken a rib in two
places.
BERWICK-After having been shut
down for the last two weeks the Ber-
wick plant of the American Car and
Foundry company has resumed work,
giving employment to 1000 employees.
UTLER-Surveyor for the Besse-
mer & Lake Erie Railway company are
laying out a short cut-off twelve mlles
from Euclid, north of here, TO Carter
station, passing through Slippery Rock.
The new short cut would tap rlch veins
of coal and limestone.
NEW CASTLE Samuel Cornelius
and Fred Fike of this city nearly lost
their lives in the Shenango river, north
of here, when they mstook fording
for an approach to a bridge and drove
in. Their horse was droTneo ana the
men had a struggle to reach the shore.
LEECHBURG-Beli that with
conservative management the depos-
istors of the Leechburg Banking COM
pany, which recently closed its doors,
will be paid in full. the Leechburg Mer-
chants association has adopted reso-
IL Ltion expressing confidence In the 1nal
outcome of the institutions affairs.
JOHNSTOWN-Jo e. Evans, for
many years mine inspector for the
Sixth Bituminous district, on account
of ill health petitioned the court to ap-
point Daniel Blower of Irwin as his
successor temporarily. The petition
was granted.
SHARON-Sharon council organized
by re-electinr John S. Spencer chair
man, Oscar Denny clerk, Alexander
Mcdowell treasurer Henry Taylor
street commissioner, Horace w. DAVE
solicitor and Martin Grain chief OF po-
lice.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
NEW YORK

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y, March il.
"A man believed to be Grover G. Hoehn
of Buffalo leaped from Luna island
bridge into the river and his body was
carried over the falls.
WARSAW-Marvi f. HaWley OF TINS
village died suddenly at his residence
on South Main street, aged 81 years.
He was assisting his wife about the
washing, turning the clothes wringer,
when he fell to the floor dead. He was
born in Gainesville, where he lived until
three wears ago, when he came to War
saw to live with his daughter, Mrs.
GlaSier.
MIDDLEPORT-W. John Hiuchey
las sold the Daily and Weekly Herald
to Lewis A. Jones of Niagara Falls.
The Herald is the only daily newspaper
published in a village of 1900 or less
inhabitants in the world. Mr.. Jones is
a. present advertising manager and city
editor of the Niagara Falls Daily News,
and was formerly connected with the
Lockport Daily Journal.
TONAWANDA-The Eldridge bicycle
fair ended last night when a dance was
held in the club house on Broad street.
1t was gotten up for the purpose of
Gearing off a $400 debt on the clubs
gymnasium. The net receipts of the
fair were over $500. A beautiful silver
trumpet, given to the most popular fire
company in the Twin Cities was won
by the Niagara hose company of this
city
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March 11.--An auto
mobile belonging to Mrs. John Boogher
was standing, unoccupied. near the
curb at the Monticello hotel when sud-
denly the mechanism started and the
machine sped away. 1t collided with a
street lamp, broke it off and kept going.
Mounted Policeman James Hutton, at
tracted by the crash, gave chase for a
quarter of a mile. Finally he reached
the runaway automobile, and leaping
from his horse landed safely in the
tonneau. He climbed over to the con-
trolling lever and stopped the machine.
NEVADA-The jury in the Harlow
Humble trial returned a verdict of
manslaughter and assessed a fine of
$500. Humble killed Frank w. Whipple
at Horton January "a. 1907. He ad-
mitted the killing. but claimed self
defense Humble is a son of one of the
Oldest and wealthiest farmers of this
county.
SEDALIA-The following train order
offices of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway company in Missouri have
been closed Indefinitely: Beaumar,
Lewis. Ladue. Deerfield and Freeman.
The following night offices will be
closed for two hours each night: Boon
vile, from IL o'clock at night until 1
o'clock in the morning; Clinton. from 3
until II o'clock at night; Fort Scott.
Kas.. from l until o'clock each morn
ing.
BOWLING GREEN-Ben F. Todd,
tried in the circuit court of Pike county
for the killing of Alfred Hendrix in a
saloon at Clarksville last June. was
acquitted by the trial jury here, the
jury returning a verdict of not guilty
after being out four hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
VIRGINIA

NORFOLK, Va. March 11.-Murdered
with an ak in a dark room on the sec
ond floor of a Liberty street tenement
house in the black belt here, dragged
out and buried in hole three feet deep,
the body of Armistead Foster. negro,
was found by the police. Fosters feet
were protruding through the mound of
dirt that otherwise covered the body.
John Salter, who is accused of the
crime, escaped several shots being fired
at him as he fled from the house.
DANVILLE--The Tobacco Growers
association Of Pittsylvania county has
decided to establish steam prizery in
this county
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

WEDNESDAY,. March IL. 1908.
{. b. Roberts to T. II. Ritterbush lot
Il. block E. Grider & Hamiltons Yer
Suf1merand Realty company to Mrs
Annie L. Fisher lots 6. and II,
block 8. Fountain Glen No. 3....
Huntington Land and Improvement
company TO Mary L. Stringfelow. lot
lS. block L, Oneonta Park .........
Janss company to w. b. Mallory, lot
81. Home Acres tract ..........
+. Nadeau, \. f. Bixby and Julia B.
Bixby to w. Wright. lots Il and A,
Walter A. Nadeau tract ..
Melissa Mobiles to II. Hansen. lot e5.
Grider d Dow's subdivision of Bris-
walter tract Observation-Disclosures,
H. Hansen to Matilda Hansen. lot So,
same subdivision ..................
E. d. King to n. q. Ayres, undivided
one-third interest in part lot S.
block A. Bonestell tract ...........,
NJ d, Stambach, executor of estate of
c. F. Stambach. deceased. to Irene
Mercereau. lot L, Monte Vista tract.
F. A Aispach to f. L. Hart. lot 16,
block 4s. Central Arlington Heights
+. C. Dean to G. w. Fulweider. part
block j. Corona tract ...........
j. D. Bicknell to P. v. Du Bois, lot As.
subdivision No. 2. Azusa Land and
Water company ...............1 IL
Janss company to H. W. Reynolds. lot
. II. block IS, II. T. Hazard S. East Side
duuluon tract '.''.-+ ...........
j. NJ. E. Paul to r, D. Holabird. lots
9. 4. and 6. block 20, lie Mars ad-
dition to Alosta ..................
c. s. Mann 20 Il. ]. Daniels. lot 10.
block z. Gable Road tract. ....
Del Rey company to D. c. Heger, lot
16, block 5. Del Rey Beach. ......
Annie l.. Baker to-, Enie NJ. Smith. lot
"a. Golden Poppy tract. ......,.......
Ethel c. Hahlnger to Minnie Schlich-
ter part lot l69 Lankershim Ranch.
Land and Water company's subdi
vision of east $4,000 acres of south
one-half of Rancho ey-Mission of San
rtlNduuo .'s.s'.ssss ss.''.
Same to II. Tonsor. part lot 109. Lam
kershim Ranch. Land and Water
company's subdivision Of east 10000
acres of south one-half of Rancho
ex-Mission of San Fernando .........
Regina Emmerich to Emma Emmerich.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, convicted of two charges OF torg-
cry In the Superior Court OF Los Angeles
county. California. on June 26th. 1905, has
applied to the Governor OF the State of Cal
ifornia for executive clemency, and that he
Intends applying to the Supreme Court OF
the State of California for a recommends
ton that such executive clemency be
granted. as provided in Section /. Article
VII, OF the Constitution OF the State of CAL
ifornia. HARRY SCHWERIN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
He Knew the Size

4 want some collars for my hus-
band said lady in a department
store, but I am afraid 1 have forgot
ten the size"
Thirteen and a half, ma'am," sug-
gested the clerk
'Tat's it. How on earth did you
know?"
Gentlemen who let their wives buy
their collars for 'em are almost al
ways about that size, ma'am," ex-
claimed the observant clerk.-Every-
body's Magazine
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
WEST VIRGINIA

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March IL
An unknown man entered the home of
Steve Pashka at Holden, killed Mrs.
Pushka by beating her brains out win
a hammer and fatally wounded her 4
year-old son. Three hundred dollars
hidden in trunk was taken by the
murderer
ELKINS-In a hard fought election
DR.. A. NJ, Fredlock was reelected
lnayor on the license ticket. L. C.
Wolfe, C. D. Bray and H. w. Daniels
We're chosen councilmen on the same
ticket, while NJ. l.. Rouser and c. 5:
Yokum were elected Oh the dry
ticket.
PARKERSBURG-O her deathbed
here Mrs. Amanda Hardwick directed
her children to have the remains OF
her husband, who has been dead
eighteen years. disinterred at Belle
vile, this county, and brought here to
be buried with her own. Her request
will be complied with.
WHEELING-John H. Newham was
found dead in his private office in the
Trades Assembly building, having fired
a bullet into his head. He is said 10
have been respondent over recent busl-
ness reVerses. Mr.. Newham came mere
five years ago from Pittsburg and was
one of Wheeling's best known bus1-
ness men. His wife was a former Miss
Mitchell and before her marriage lived
at 1904 Esplanade street, North Side,
Pittsburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of stockholders Meeting

Notice Of StOckhOIders Meeting
To the Stockholders of the Pacific Light
and Power Company: You will please take
notice that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Pacific Light and Power
company viii be held at the office of the
company. 624 Pacific Electric building, IN
the city of Los Angeles. county of Los
Angeles state of California. on Thursday.
the 10th day of March. 1908, at O'Clock
a. M. for the purpose of electing directors
Of said corporation for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting
The stock transfer books of the company
will be closed Monday, tho 9th day OF
March. 1905 at 8 o'clock .. m. and will
remain closed until Friday. the Goth day OF
March. 90S. at 10 o'clock a. M
BY order OF the board OF directors
CHAS. FORMAN,
Secretary Pacific Light and Power Co.
Los Angeles. Cal. March 8, 1908.
s-3- -S-9-10-11-12-13-14-15 let
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
GIRLS

DONALDSoN-To Ray q. and Joice F. Don
aldson (nee Littlefeld), zoe Plymouth
avenue.
MOoDY-To Rollen II. and Jean Moody (nee
Whitc), 6i5 Ceres avenue.
NORTON-To Samuel Tilden and Esther
Norton (nee GroedeD, 1888 Grattan stree.
SULLIVAN-To Bartholomew J. and Kath
crime a. e. Sullivan (nee Farrell). 1901
West Thirty ninth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
Interestlna optleaI lIluaion

State amount OF cash on hand with
black ink on perfectly white paper
thus:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Swallow a dozen highballs in quici,
succession, meanwhile gazing fixedly
at the decimal point. It will seem to
move rapidly to the right. Anyone can
do this.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
CHURCH NOTICES
~~-~~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~
CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST

Simpson auditorium. 7s+ South Hope
street. Services Sunday II a. m. and
p. M: sermon from the Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject, ''Substance.' chiidren's
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. wednesday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock Reading
rooms. 510-51l Herman W. Heilman bldg.
Spring and Fourth streets. open daily.
Sundays excepted, from a. to
D.,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

Improper social conditions and the viola
tion of natures laws have done their work.
and there is the penalty to pay in loss OF
energy. shattered nerves and decay OF all
vital force and the fearful havoc wrought
by various organic and functional derange-
ments, such as Indigestion. constipation.
stomach. liver kidney. urinary disorders.
rheumatism. blood and skin diseases. nerv-
Gus debility. insomnia, obsession mental
troubles, insanity. paralysis. varicocele. piles
etc.
NO DRUGS! NO SURGERYl
Diseases are NEVER cured by means OF
DRUGS. The symptoms may be suppressed.
but NOT eliminated. Through our method
OF treatment you may rest assured Of a per-
feet and permanent restoration to health.
Consultation and diagnosis free Call or
address US at our permanent office at
residence. Echo Park Lodge" 1889 Echo
Park ave-. Los Angeles. California Of
ice hours daily 10 a. TO p. m. Sunday
only by appointment;
Special! How to Reach Us
Take Hollywood or Colegrove car line.
get off at Echo Park ave. walk one block
south TO 1882. or take Edendale car line.
get off at Park ave. walk one block east
to 1882 Echo Park ave. Five-cent faro.
no transfers needed.
N B.-Dr. Bell lectures every Sunday
night on Physical and Ethical Subjects at
o'clock. Symphony hall, 2S2 5. Hill st.
See circulars.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
HYelENIc BATHS

ELECTRIC LIGHT BATHS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
81 BATH FOR soc.
SIAMENE AND SWEDISH MASSAGE
FOR RHEUMATISM, STOMACH AND
NERVOUS TROUBLES All w. STH.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS sOLES 35c. LADIES' s5c. CHILD .
sOc SOFA s. SPRING and 11s W. 4TH.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
VERMONT

BELLOWS FALLS. VT. March IL
Kurn Hattin Homes at Westminster
VT. the refuge for friendless boys
which was established by the Rev.
Charles A. Dickinson of Boston, pas
tor of the Berkeley street church was
partially destroyed by fire. The boys,
under the direction of superintendent
q E Rishop, succeeded in saving some
of the furnishings. The boys, number
ing nearly forty. are being cared for by
the village people. The loss will reach
$50 900, with $4,000 insurance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

DR. AND MRS CARTER SUCCESSFULLY
treat month"; Irregularities and all female
complains by improved methods that are
POSITIE ELY GUARANTEED In every case.
20 years experience; consultation free. Hours.
Ga &c p m.: Sundays. - to l2 q m
204 MERCANTILE PLACE. over 643 9. Spring
DIR. CLARK. SURGEON, DISEASES OF
women. Irregularities; consultation. ex-
animation free 3os SAN FERNANDO
CLDG 406 s, Main.
MRS LAIYOC. SPECIALIST; ALL FORMS
female - prompt relief; advice free.
s19 SO SPRING ST rooms 27 and 2S.
DR. INEZ DECKER, 702 S. SPRING ST..
obstetrics. Hours 10 to 3. Room 229
Phone Temple 1893.
DIR. TAYLOR-FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
obstetrics. 415a s. SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. March II, 1905.
Time. Bar. lrher. Hum wind Vel. Weather
am. so.15 so 81 / NE Clear
pm, sooe rs 16 w 10 Clear
Maximum temperature SO.
Minimum temperature So
Weather Conditions
BY Associated Pfssa
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE pros.
sure is falling steadily over the Pacific slope
ana the cloudiness is increasing In the
northern portion of California Warm
weather prevails over most of the state.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinlty--Fair today:
hght northeast winds. changing to west
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair to-
day; light north winds
FOR santa Clara. Sacramento and San
JOAQUIN valleys-Fair today; light north
winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
PHYSICIANS
--~--

Why Life Has
Become a Bur-
den to Many
Men and Wo-
men.
DIR. + r f r E r l C
BELL. Expert Hygie-
mic Their a p eu I l 8 I,
aat-e.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

ST. ALBA :S-Mayor Norman At,
wood, Republican. was reelected
mayor of St Adams by 151 majority
the largest ever given in the city's his,
tory. For the first time since the local
option law was adopted ST AIpails
went into the no license column, the
mo- ma iority being seventy-seven.
The aldermanic board stands three Re-
publicans and three Democrats, the
same as last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

RUTLAND-H. A. Carpenter. Re
publican. was elected mayor, continu-
ing the Republican administration. The
city went license by the largest vote
ever cast the vote being yes, 1884; no,
1909 Majority in favor. 125. The vote
last year was yes, 1865; no, 1156 Ma
jority 106.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
PALMIsrs AND MEDIUMS

6R Green. cI1fR1071NT. 6GsfEEss
medium, gives life readings daily: test
circles wednesday evenings o'clock 26c
ROOM 16. 119M g. SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

BURLINGTON - Burlington swung
from no license to license by a majority
of 7SO Last years majority for no
license was 431. The present vote was
yes, 1888: no, 1853. Last years vote
was yes, 1859; no, 1889. burlington
elects a mayor for two years ana TINS
was an "off year" -Four Republican
aldermen we're elected to two Demo-
Gratis. With those members of the
present board who continue their two
year term the board consists or nihe
Republicans and three Democrats.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

Secure villas and bungalows al
Vaat~-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature SO.
Minimum temperature 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
The Strength of the
ST. Louis Market.

St Louis occupies q un'gus po'i.
ton among ihs great markets. Of
fhs country. ~ that not onb IN one
or f,ss hnss. bot ~ svsTy has il 10
strongly rsprsssnfsd ~ the local
Vheissaisrs. rnanufaetursT' and
spsciaii, house, The hast ore so
dirsrsifisd and fhs competition so
Lsen that Il ssfabhshs, conrincinEiy
fhs eify's prs-sr,insncs as q uni-
rsrsai market.
Bsias most eonrrnicnfL situated
as rgiafs' 10 fhs great cotton
srowins sfsiss and co1froN,aE
ihs snt,ys output Of MANY of fhs
D,ast sstsnstrs cotton goods r,,Es ~
me county. % is. hY rtrfur 81 ~ TO-
cation and adranfagss, fhe natural
source - supply for - unst and sUeF
tRgrsaNnR tsrJitofy.
A1,ons ifs great trhnissais houss,
srs,taifz1tion hos reachsd such a
potHt Of perfection th1t man,
fipors, CpUgrtrg an area os great
ns On entirs ctty block. are gwen
ouer 20 ths sshihitio1 Of specially
lines 81 taDsst euhrofdgrtss, dress
soois. siAs. hosstN, undsrwssr,
AnH g8ois. uousifies. notions.
ladies and pien . furHiFhins goods.
mems shyts and uork cinthinr.
and susry distinctiVs and iptpoTtant
| h1e Of merchandise that - hous NJ
| b. RE grnrrui retailer and st-
cius,us merchant Of me coBnfr,
81 lou, ranks uith the FOREMOST
market, ~ thc manufacture and
| hsffihufiun OF oioaks. suits. men :
| ciothins. books, stationery. furnt-
furr, bank aud utit,c futures. car
| UaErs. uuVons, farm uWpifrrHta
| Erocrrirs. patuts, harness. sad
disrh, papcr borcs and. uithin stF NJ
| Of The Merrha1ts Etchaagr. arc
/ ths sTsstsst hsfImiUpus coal min .
\ ~ fhts co 'afFh. supphtug her uraa
ufactursrs .. - ths CHEAPEST fuei IN
4 fhe World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

THIS year. all the retail merchant should ST. Lou market
that to-day offers greater visiting United
States Never before this better take Of the retailer
than now
Of its
stocks pe.b ha in tLonsre located:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
ST LOUIS LED THE PROSPERITY MOVEMENT OF AMERICA
Louis Now Leading The Merchandise Movement For Fall

St is to-day the brightest the United States hn to-day
the market that buyers
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