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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
Medicine That is Medicine.

have suffered good dca, with
malaria and stomach complaints. but
! have now found a remedy that keeps
me well. and that remedy Is Electric
Bittcrs. a medicine that is a medicine.
for stomach and liver troubles, and
for run down conditions" -ays W. G..
Kioster. OF Halliday Ark Electric
Bittcts purify and enrich the blood.
tone up the nerves. and impart yigor
and energy 10 the weak. Your money
will be- refunded II it fails 10 help
YOU. soc at Ardmoro Pharmacy
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

Misses Cooper entertained Thurs.
day evening with a musical, in nouor
OF Miss Eavcs OF Ardmore. Qrtt n
n.cc time was enjoyed and too
soon the time came to say goodbye.
W. p. Higgins made a business trip
to Homer Friday.
Mrs T. II. Poole was the charming
hostess of siX.coursc dinner given
40 high noon IN honor OF the visiting
guests. Despite the rain large
crowd was present and after spend.
ing q dolightfui afternoon. departed.
long 10 remember the event
Although the weather man was
here to- contend with. very de-
rgntful time was spent Saturday
evening at the hall in dancing Poole.
vile is especially proud Of her clu
system. which enabled the fair sex
TO reach the hail
While horseback riding sunday NJ
t'rnoou Miss Dickcrsou's horse be-.
came frightened and ran away. with
the exception of a few scratches ana
q Slight wound across the forehead
Miss DichcIsou was not rurt
our school IS progressing nicely
under the management OF Miss Dor
Dthv Smith Of Ardmorc
Ncssrs Edward Poole and Ron
Lawrcnc, visited friends at Tamm
SUNDAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

The simplest ami most effective
remedy for sex kilnc.. .s Doar s
Kidney pills II ther' is Weakness.
congestion. inflammation or soreness.
Duan's Kidney Pills quickly ..hr,c &c.
They gently .'imulaf,. t1uH and
strengthen sick kidneys. drive away
hackachc. rheumatic pam ana jizzt
ness. clear up and r.sul1' the MIN
and rcsto.o a perta, nl,rir- OF the
Flood. Best Of all, ;h.s relief is per
mauont.
hrdmore Proof.
Thomas Torg son. living at 1917
Twelfth street. y W. Ardmorc. Okla.
SAYS: several times during the past
ten or twelve years ! have boon oh.
ligcd To- appeal TO q kidney remedy 30
assist the Kidneys in throwing off the
waste matter iu my system AZ times
my back would be very hmo oud stiif
and sharp pains would dart through
the region of my Kidneys when
stopped. Doaus Kidney Pills have
never failed to give me the desired
relief when ! have appealed 10 them
and always act as "a tonic % wv Kid
news. | am never without "a suuply n'
this remedy I'm the house. knowing
that | can depend upon it for relief
whenever my Kidneys become !i-or-
dcrod.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

NH Creek, okla. Dec s-The
contract for our $4,000 brick school
building has been let by the school
board 20 the VI. j. Gin Construction
company OF Ardmore. They announce
work will commence at once on the
structure.
Work on the oil we'll IS expected
20 commence as soon as the town
HAS raised ,hc required bonus and
the time I'm the contract with the
drilling company in which TO com
mcnco work has about expired. Ex-
perts pronounce this location as
fine prospect for oil or gas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
PRESIDENT SAYS WOMEN RE.
ALLY DO NOT WANT TO VOTE
NOT AFRAID OF THE RESULTS
Il is Mr.. RooseVelts Observation
That IN States Where There IS
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
Guilty Of CounterfeitIno.

Passing counterfeit money IS no
worse than substituting some nm.
known worthless remedy for Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great cough and
cold remedy that cures the most oh
stinate coughs and heals the lungs.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

Foley's Orino Laxative cures con.
stipation and stimulates the liver. Or.
ino regulates the bowels so they will
act naturally and you do not have To
take purgatives continuously Sold by
all druggists. ID Il w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
Piles Cured In 8 to "a pays

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any case of itching. blind, bleed
Ing or protruding Piles In 6 to i
DAYS or money refund d soc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
FACE THREE

\ number Of the boys Of this com
munity who went 20 Coleman county
early FOO the fan TO pick cotton. have
returned. The crop I'm that country
was good hut is about all gathered
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
To Cure a cold In One pa,

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE
Tablets Druggists refund money it
it fails to cure. f. ". GROVES sig.
nature Is on each box. 25c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
e q q THE ONLY REMEDY
-. - ~. FOR BLOOD POISON

only reliable
Blood This OF of
which
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utey perfect blood able down
particle the OF Contagious Blood Poison
assisted by m healthy blood supply quickly and
while liberated
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the body entirely from the effects OF this nsou poison
thoroughly purified the
oubreakhe blood
those themselves with
advice desired sent free to all who write
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
BURGLAR FLEES IN
TERROR FROM THIRTY
GIRLS IN "NlGHTlES."

Pittsburg. May 13.-Thirty girls In
night dresses routed a burglar at the
rooms of the Y. w. G. A. and caused
him to flee as though O company OF
white robed ghosts was pursuing him.
The burglar evidently did not know
what sort Of u building he had broken
into. g.
Mrs. Garrison. the matron, was awak-
end by a mysterious sound. After lis
tening a moment h decided II was a
burglar and screamed at the top Of her
voice. .f =.
The response was magical. Thirty
young women and girls arose from their
beds and responded as one. Some were
armed with brooms, some with curling
irons. III others with hat pins.
The burglar saw he was cornered.
He gave n glance at the advancing
force and then leaped through a second
story window. He was unhurt when
he struck the ground, and with one
terrified look owe his shoulder he fed,
leaving his hat and kit OF burglar tools
behind, ~.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
MR.. JEROME SHOOK DICE
WITH RYAN FOR DRINKS

New York, May 12.-In the investiga-
zion before Commissioner Hand, OF Dis
trict Attorney Jerome's administration
of his office, MI. Jerome's relations with
Thomas +. Ryan, Of the Metropolitan
Street Railway company, and Mr..
Ryan's sons while the Metropolitan
system was under Investigation, were
further gone into. Franklin Pierce.
counsel for the complainants, asked
Mr.. Jerome II he did not meet Allan
Ryan in a restaurant while Attorney
Dolphin NJ. Delmas vas summing up
the first Thaw trial. 'a
Mr.. Jerome said he had gone to the
restaurant with Assistant District At
to-ney' Caravan; that the Ryan boys
came in and he shook dice with them
for drinks. Mr.. Jerome stated that
he desired to correct a misconceptiou,
that the episode in question did not oc-
cur until after Attorney Delmas had
finished summing up the Thaw case,
II did not" he said, while the Thaw
cas- was in progress neglect my duties
to throw dice with Mr.. Ryan or any
body else" ..s... H.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
|sOUTH DAkOTAA
PUT UP FIERCE
| FIGHT FOR LIFE
HeIgeIein's CIenched Fist in
Death Holds a Tuft of
Hair.
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FROM LAMPHERE'S HEAD7
Color Corresponds With Hair Of
Hired Man Who Is Held
Under Suspicion.
FROM LAMPHERE'S HEAD?

Laporte, Ind, May 13.-The authori-
ties OF this county today are busy
Iveaying together the shreds OF evil
dence relied pom to connect Ray
Tamphere with the deaths at the
Guinness farm, and have their case as
complete as possible when the grand
Iury meets next week.
AS yet the evidence has not re-
vealed to any great extent what atti-
fude IL would assume Neither Lam
nhere nor counsel Will discuss the
matter with anyone, further than to
| claim that Mrs. Guinness still 10 alive
and that she fred her own home that
burned her children to death. While
Prosecutor Smith this
theory as absolutely improbable, yet
fhis Impression Is becoming wide
snread despite almost total absence Of
evidence to support II.
The weather is today again very
threatening. Some rain has fallen
though not in sufficient quantities to
necessarily delay the sheriff's opera
tlons at the Guinness farm.
THAT Andrew Helgelein, formerly OF
Mansfield, s. d., did not give up his
life without a struggle is evidenced by
The fact that In one of his clenched
hands was q tuft OF short brown hair.
which is said to be in correspondence
closely with the hair covering the head
of Ray Lamphere; This new phase OF
the mystery was disclosed in a deposit
ton of DIR. Myer, one of the examining
physicians, who went into an exhaus-
tive examination OF Helgelein's body.
William Brogiski, a Polander, living
with a farmer neighbor of Mrs. GUM
ness, was called upon during the years
lsO6-07 to dig three holes | n the barn
lot Of the Guinness place. He was told
by Mrs. Guinness the holes were to be
,,fIII1nS for Farm raftIaa Mra GIitp.
ness designated the dimension OF the
holes, which Brogiski says were about
six feet long and four feet wide. In
all these holes bodies have been found.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
.EMpEROR'S FRIEND
IS UNDER ARREST;
WAS HARDEN RIGHT?
Prince Philip Zu EuIenburq
Charged With Shameful
Behavior.

Berlin, May IL. - Prince Philip zu
Eulenburg was today placed UNDER
actual arrest. The crown prosecutor
took this step as a result of testimony
given by two men at the Princes bed.
side yesterday to the effect that Prince
Zu Eulenburg a been guilty oE
wrongful actions with them % years.
ago.
The prince was taken into custody aG
his castle and brought In an ambulanoe
automobile 40 miles to q charity hospt-l
tai, where he was detained pending,
further investigation OF the charge o.
perjury made against him. The
princes arrest is taken to mean tho
i~rretrievable ruin of this brilliant a
who at time was the confidential
friend Of Emperor William.
Almost Chancellor.
The prince had been nearer TO his,
majesty during the greater part OF hinl
reign han any other German subject.
He might have been chancellor OF the
empire IL he nae not refused the re-
sponsibility incident to this post. This
he did possibly, because the stories OF
secret misconduct have long been cir
culating against him. so much so, he
has lived on the brink OF disclosure fori
the past 10 wears. He voluntarily gave
up the position of German ambassador
at Vienna In 1909 because, as was com-t
IIlOuly BOSSlpp0u Ut the tiInS, u BIOupt
of his enemies threatened him with
exposure.
The statement that Eulenburg adj
vised the emperor in political matters
has been made by men who sought tol
dispiace the prince In the imperial con-
idence by intimating there was Danger
to the state In the alleged fact that the
emperor turned from his constitutional
advisors to a friend behind the screens
who was responsible to no one but hin
majesty himself. This constantly rel
peated statement never mas been con-,
firmed, but everybody In official life
has known that the emperor was de-,
lighted with the companionship Of the
prince.
Letters Of Royalty.
The prince Is presumed to have I'M
his possession O great ma1y letters
from Emperor William containing ex-
pressions of h imperial estimate OF
leading ~personages In Germany and of,
some Of the European sovereigns, Re-
ports concerning these letters probably
are exaggerated, but even so there
would appear to be enough truth In the
humor to place within the prince power
to create much embarrassment by their
publication.
Prince Zu Eulenburg was involved I'M
the court scandal In Berlin hat grew
oat OF the charges brought last sum,
mer by Maximillien Harden, editor 81
Die Zukunft. At the second Harden
trial the u declared all the chargeat
made by Harden were absolutely With
out foundation.
After the conclusion of the Harden
case the public prosecutor started pro-
eedeings against Zu Eulenburg and the
arrest OF today is the outcome.
II Is possible the prince will be rAJ
leased In $3.50, 900 bail. III,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14

town, with the civilian head of the navy
and a party Of guests on board put
u from the Oakland shore, and made
a tour up and down the four lines OF
anchored battleships, armored cruisers
and torpedoboat d~estroyers. This Is the
first big review OF the navy hat Presi-
dent Roosevelt has not made In per-
son since he went into the White House
six and a half years ago. The fleets
at anchor, in the hill surrounded bay.
constitute the heaviest lighting force
the navy has ever known Under a single
command and no such force in all the
history OF the navies in the world was
ever before assembled under a rear
admiral's flag.
Admiral Evans expects to leave for
Washington tonight. He is relinquish-
ing command of the feet at his time
at his own request, because OF his i'll
health. He will not be placed on the
retired list until August, and Will re-
main on waiting orders until that time
al his home in Washington.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Thomas will
become commander In chief OF the At
lantic feet.
Nebraska's Gift.
After the review the flag command
ing officers were received on board he
Yorktown, which cast anchor near the
Connecticut. Silver services were pre-
sented to the battleship Nebraska and
the armored cruiser California. Gov
ernor Sheldon, OF Nebraska, made the
presentation speech on board the Ne
braska,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
ACTRESS HAS FIRM
IDEAS ABOUT CHILD

New York, May 13.-Miss Olga Meth
arsoIe addressed Club A Of the Peoples
institute last night on THE Need or
Industrial Insurance for Working Peo-
ME" the kind Germany has had for %
Years. The discussion blossomed into a
debate concerning motherhood, child
hood and related amenities. 1t appeared
when Miss Nethersole was well under
way that the body's supreme right Is
the right to live, AMI that under the
present system in America we do not
all get 1t.
Among other things she said: at
isn't right for persons who are sick to
have children. My plea is for an end
70 false modesty. 1t is criminal to bring
into the world a child who is manned
or diseased. 1 plead also for govern.
mental recognition Of standard of the
health"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
GIRLS BILL FOR
LOVE, $100,OO0I

Chicago May 11.-wine o u
tomobiles. $1,000 Persian rugs, $4,000
worth Of paintings by famous artists.
a luxuriously furnished fiat, and SIS al
week failed to make an afiniry OF Miss
Marie Smith. At least that 1t what
Miss Smith said after she had filed 4
500, 900 suit for breach OF promises
against Robert J.. Cunning, millionaire
president of the Cunning Advertising
system.
When Miss Smith was seen at the
office OF her attorneys she was heart-i
broken, but not tongue-tied. Tears
trtckled down her cheeks as she told
her story. .'
But although she said she was great
ly broken up by the terrible outcom@
of the romance and was simply COM
PEELED to ask for a little balance for her
wounded affections, she smiled q num-
Der OF times when reciting how the
aged millionaire clubman made love to
her. .
Eyes, he was so. but I loved him"
said Miss Smith. II really believed Mr..
Cunning intended to make me his wifaL
That Is the reason I-I-showered my
affections upon him."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
Her TRUNK
FULL or SNAKES
saleswoman Opens Supposed
Sample Trunk in Hotel and
Receives Shock.

Minneapolis, May n.-Screams OF terror,
echoing through he halls, brought guests
and bellboys on the run to a room on
the second floor Of the West hotel. Burst
ing In the door, the rescuers found a
young woman half faintaing against the
bed as she gazed with horror at a big
trunk which stood across the room.
The head OF a great snake protruded
from a pile OF blankets in the trunk.
Slowly the head turned from left to right
and the red tongue played wickedly back
and forth from the half open mouth AS
the rescuers rushed into the room the
reptile uncoiled itself further from the
blankets and swung it's read in their d.
~rection, kissing ~angrily.
without a word the young woman ran
from the room. In the hal she tainted.
When restored to consciousness It was
found that she was Miss M. K. Waiter
son, q saleswoman from New York. She
had been waiting in Minneapolis for a
trunk OF samples which had been sent
her from her company's offices in New
York. The trunk arrived last night. 1t
was sent to, her room and she started
to open the big. travel-worn box.
The trunk was not locked, but was Sc
cureIy strapped and roped. Undoing the
f~astenings. Miss Watterson lifted the
cover, The trunk seemed to be full OF
blankets. She lifted the top blanket up
and sprang back with a scream as a
great snake lazily lifted its head and shot
out a red-forked tongue.
4 Rattlers, boa constructors and q score
OF smaller reptiles were revealed In the
blankets which filled the trunk, when ID.
p. Conroy, the head clerk at the hotel.
made an investigation later. In a COM
partment OF the trunk were found cos
tunes such as snake charmers wear, n
a package of photographs, each of which
inscribed la Lolita, Queen Of Snake
Charmers." Whoever La Lolita is. II IL
supposed that her trunk became confused
with thai shipped to Miss WRtterson.
Miss Watterson spent a busy day try
ing to locate the missing trunk n get
rid OF the reptiles.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
TORNADO KILLS
in OKLAHOMA

Woodward, Okla, May IA sue
cession of tornados swept over the
district lying rs miles southwest, south
and southeast of woodward late yes
terday and last night. Several small
isolated towns. all without telegraphic
communication, are reported to have
been destroyed. Many persons were
injured and several were killed.
Known casualties are: @
At Arnett, one man killed: half dozen
persons injured, one fatally.
AT Vicipauser, a physician fatally in
Jured. O..
At Mutual. Arthur SlbeI and his wife,
and several others severely injured.
Grand. county seal OF Ellis county.
is said to have been wholly wrecked.
mond are reported to have been devas-
tated. All these places are % miles
from the railroad.
Wiped of Map.
At Little Rob, IS miles southwest OF
Woodward, Mrs. j.. r. Hale was killed.
The little town of Cestos, Dewey coun-
ty, is reported wiped or the map. No
details are obtainable.
Villages where the damage is report
ed are small places. Grand is the larg-
est, but has only a few hundred inhab-
ttants. The scene Of the tornadoes is
In the northwest corner OF the old Dor
der OF Oklahoma, close to the Texas
and Kansas state lines. AS far as
learned the twister traversed four
ties and covered a distance of rs miles
In length. Yesterday and last night a
terrific rain fell in this part of the
state, following the oppressive weather
ideal cyclonic conditions.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
LACK or MONEY SAVED
THIS DUPE OF WOMAN

st. Joseph, No. May 13.-"Because 1
had no money, I nov believe, is the
only thing hat saved me from being
murdered by Mrs. Guinness near La
porte" said George Anderson, OF Tar
kio, Mo-, last night as he boarded the
Rock Island flyer for Chicago, where he
will offer his personal testimony and
letters written to him by Mrs. GUM
ness to the authorities. -.
Anderson, who is q Swede 80 years
old, believes the Is still alive;
that she set fire TO the farm herself.
Two years ago. while at Montieth,
Mich, he answered OF Mrs. GUM
ness advertisements, posing as q
wealthy. farmer. She wrote him to
come on. He did so, but upon finding
no had no money, she was incensed,
but told him he could spend the night
at her place. He wen to bed, but was
awakened and found the woman bend
ing yer him. When he spoke she ran
out Of the Greatly frightened
he did not lose his eyes after that and
at daylight left the place.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-14
NOW A WOMAN SOLVES
THE SECRET or SEX

New York, May 1t.-Mrs. c.. f. Cal
houn declares she has discovered the
secret of sex. After 80 years, devoted
largely to studying the subject. she as
SeTts she has proved by actual demon
stration that parents can have boys or
girls at will, that stock breeders and
ranchmen can produce COW or bull
calves as they see fit, and that horti-
cglturists can grow male or female
plants at will. u... . .".
The last of her own family, she
maintains. was made to order. After
three girls had come along she de-
eided to change the sex of those that
followed, so she put the discovery at
Is a widow and her children are
grown, she proposes to give the whole
world the benefit OF her discovery in a
book she is writing and expects to pub
ltsh within a month.