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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
Memorial Meeting.

The Rivers Bridge Memorial As
sociation will observe Friday, May
the first, as memorial day.
The Hons. E. .. Smith, Of Co.
lumbia, and HerberAE. Gyles, Of
Aiken, will deliver the memorial ad-
dresses.
The following COMMITTEES have been
appointed:
On grounds and order Of the day
J. 3. Jenny, Henry Carter, W. D..
sease. II. W. Chitty, W. H. Ritter,
j. A. Peters, Jr., J. G. Kinard.
On music-.W. Fl. Ritter, J. G. Kin
ard, w. D. Sease, DR.. G. W. |. Load
holt. J. A. Chassereau.
The public Is cordially invited, and
the ladies' are earnestly requested to
bring flowers.
DR.. N. F. KIRKLAND,
]. w. JENNY, President.
Secretary.
Jenny, s. c., April 4, 1908.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
TftaRsas GSss 0ss 6fEfsg.

TRENTON, April 2.-The eea@tsa@a
Of United States Senator B. r. Till
Maa is 50 naeh improved to-day that that
he expects to leave Trenton for Az
Iaata on Mea&ay Re&t, where he VIII
undergo treatment in s SANTA effatffl
for several weeks, after which he VIII
go to Europe for q complete rest.
The senator was 50 Well to-day
tkas he was &bae to take & drive IN
tAe afternoon. He is regarded as
steadily improving.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
Bound Over TO Court.

SpARrANBURG, ,April3-Mack Giles,
who was arrested yesterday on war.
rant sworn out by Mrs. Anna Gault,
was bound over to the court OF
general sessions en- charge Of az.
gravated assault and battery. The
evidence Of Mrs. Gault was highly
sensational. She testified that Giles.
dressed in his night clothes, entered
her room and aroused her from her
sleep by catching hold Of her should
er. He held a pistol in one hand.
She testified that Giles made an inde-
cent proposition.
Mrs. Gaultwas formerly Miss Davis
and for four years was an inmate OF
the Charleston orphan house. She is
1S years Of age and quite buxom.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
Horse In Stall Fifteen Years.

Plus Inflow, a draymm, Today
bought horse that had been in,-
prisoned for fifteen years in his own
er's stable because the animal ran
buggy into the road.
The owner became so angry with
the horse that he registered vow
never to take the animal out again.
The horse has stood In the stall from
that day to this, being fed and water
ed regularly. Lack Of exercise made
the horse 60 weak he could hardly
walk. He was also handicapped by
his hoofs, which had got to be q foot
long. Before the animal could be
shod eight inches Of each hoof was
cut away.-Altoona dispatch to
Philadelphia Press.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
Visitsfs in BafHwsM.
tEafnwell Feeple.l

Mr., j. Frank Kearse, Of Three
Mile, was warmly welcomed by bis
many Barhwell friends Oh Monday
and Tuesday.
Our college days friend, Capt. Il.
G. Dickinson, was in town last week,
and made q happy hour In the sahetum
In revivihg old time glad memories.
Still loving the old mother county,
and we'll beloved In return, Mr.. j. T.
O'Nesl, Of Bamberg, was indeed q
weleeme visitor on Monday and Tues
day.
Alwayg Oh time is Treasurer Arm.
treng's way. Pursuant to require
ment Of the comptroller general, he
finished writing. on Tuesday, exeeu.
tiens against all delinauents for last
year. The number is not quite ss
large as for 1906. but the total Of
dollars due is q little larger.
The sod tidihgs Of the sudden death
of his mother Oh Friday called Dr..
w. NJ. Jones to Virginia, and the ded.
ieatien of the Willfsten Baptist
church was postponed until future
date. The hearts Of many warm
friends beat with sineerest sympathy
for the good minister. who has 80
often and so tenderly spoken words
Of comfort to those sorrewing for
the loss Of loved ones.
Comparisons ore edious, and we are
not going to make one today, further
than to say that Judge Prince and
the juries and lawyers have de,
menstrated at this term that instead
Of needing more judicial circuits it
has been d lack Of energy and pre-
pareaness that caused the congestion
Of the courts. # In all courts as
ailigent work were done as these do
there would be few complaints that
justice Is tsrdy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
Otsr News.

0LAE, April e.=me program OF
the literary society for the last meet
Ing was as follows:
Composftion-Miss Emma Eesssng.
er.
Essay-Masssr Bernfee Barker
Keadfng-Miss Hattie Ray.
Current Eve1ts-Mfss Nora Bark.
CT.
Composftien-Master Ellis Barker,
Essay-Mfss Berta Morris.
Eeading-Miss Fife Barker.
Dialegae-Messrs, Henry Kearse
and James Chitty,
Misses Kathleen and Annie Laurie
Kirkland visited relatives and friends
at Bamberg Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Cooke. who has been
very iii for the last week, IS able to
resume her work again.
Mr.. G. j. Bessinger IS very Ill at
this writing. We hope he will soon
be out again.
Rev. Z, A. Yongue filled bis ap'
pefntment at the auditorium Sunday
evening at the appointed hour OF
eight.
Mrs. Paul Cook visited relatives in
Govan Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Johnnie Sanders. Of Fbrman
University, returned to his studies,
after q weeks stay with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Sanders, Of this
place.
Quftea crowd attended the preach.
ing at Georges Greek Sunday.
We are having very dfsagreeable
weather at this writing.
MISS EMMA EEss1SGEk.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
1t Must Have Been.

".Ah, yes" said Senator stnugg. as
he inteflaeea his claws in q satisfied
way in front Of his eerperesity. Il
got my start in life by elerking in 6
humble grocery store at q salary Of
sa per week, end managed to save
money on that"
"But, " replied the astute reporter,
''thst, Of course, was before cash re-
sisters were invented"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
Lieut.. Jervey Sent to Citadel.

WASHINGTON, April 3.--First
Lieut.. VIM. St. J. Jervey, Tenth in
fantry, has, by direction Of the pres.
ident. been detailed as professor Of
military science and tactics at the
South Carolina Military academy at
Charleston S. c., relieving Capt. Will
liam H. Simons. The change will be-
come effective October 18th at the
beginning Of the new school term.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
WetasH kHs Negro BtHstsf.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. April 5-MKs.
Ed. Jones, 8 prominent woman Of
this city, sa9t and killed & negro
burglar at her home at3@ea9ek this
At the tine the shot was fred the
bafglaf was engaged in q hand TO-
hand struggle with her sged father,
Barney R69dy, and was attempting
to puH him 6at through & window,
wheFe. it is sasd, & negro confederate
stood fesdy to aid the burglar.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09

The Jacksonville base ball club had
arranged to officially open the season
Of the South Atlantic League In that
city last Sunday by q game between
Jacksonville and Savannah, but there
Is q law IN Florida against Sunday
base ball, and Governor Broward
notified the Jacksonville authorities
tostepthe game. Afterthegovernor's
action no attempt was made to vio-
late the law.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
News from Ksskse.

E0 GAG 0rCY f4seSet U1EsS efES>tx$ffS VIZ HSfpfS5S
forgotten BY his fellows brings feel.
ing of loneliness that only the aged
cam fed. I had these views up to- a
few days ago, had just come to- thfns
/ was about fosg0ttem, when 10, my
bifthasY came, and three letters. 1t
was Ease I'm the afternoon when they
were handed to- me Hunting up my
glasses 1 expected to see a dun or
that my credit had given out. Num-
ber one was opened, and what DO you
think. a letter from q true and life
long friend with all the kind ses1esn-
bfaaees and good wishes This
made the old man smile and he was
happy to think he still had one to- re-
member him. Number two was
opened and it contained more GOOD
wishes and longer years, / stsokee
my grey beard and ehuekIed TO think
two had 50 many pleasant things to
say, / felt forty years younger,
Number three was opened and read.
The more 1 read the larger my eyes
opened, A virtue that rarely man
ffests Itself was in that letter-the
virtue Of gratitude There still lives
In the breast of man a thankful
heart for kindness received, if only a
small one These things made me
happy, and IT lasted until 2 p na> On
Sunday morning when | aw0ke sick,
oh, 50 SICK / studied my symtoms
a while and there, too strong for
doubt, was a return of grip, Dog
on the grip; plague take the grip. lam
truly sorry | ever met him. Now !
am dropped up in bed and feel az II
/ viii have to stay propped up, but
It will leave me hope and then the
birds and flowers. forests and fields
will be all the brighter, 50 ] reckon
alps well that ends well.
Mrs. j. B. Kearse and Mrs. L. A.
Brabham took a three days trip to
Lodge and Ashton. visiting relatives
and friends. They returned al!
smiles; had a nice trip, and enjoyed
It. Ladies, take these trips oftener;
it will h ;pyou.
Supervisor Kearse was in Our
midst yesterday. We are always
glad to see him among us, and he has
q hearty welcome still in the scenes
of his beyhood.
Biz fish tales are in order now.
Messrs. c.. r. and w. J. Kearse and
others report catching 90 fish and
1g rabbits for a fry on Thursday last.
Messrs. j. O. Ritter and L. 0. Brab-
ham caught 50 many cat fish on Fri:
day night, that they lost some out OF
the top of their buggy box, and your
old scribe had the pleasure OF eating
some Of those fish. | have eaten fish
from the Edisto, the Savannah, also
from Florida, Texas and the streams
Of California, but for flavor and all
round good eating, salkehatchie
beats them all.
Mr.. G.. r. Aver on the 10th Of Jan.
uary planted some corn to enticc the
mofes to his mole traps. He has
caught SO moles and now has some
fine corn. He intends to leave 1t.
Mr.. A. w. Brabham has his entire
cotton crop planted.
Mrs. G.. e. Kearse and little daugh-
ter, Winnie, are both sick. Hope
they will soon be we'll again:
Dog on the grip. OLD TIMER.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
CWNTRY NEWS LETTERS
some INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
~ VARIOUS SECTIONS,
News kaass GHassTsd $M lAsonud tae
Go4tMs and E.se'ahsHe.
EashasdS Etcssn9s.

EE4spT, April e.-Ssa4das wasa
wiadS day With U.S., but The young; YOUNG
folks paid no attention to the miAd
and dust. Quite a crowd Of them
went over to- Bethesda Baptist ct.ssssltcia
M the afternoon tS Attend q temper,
aaace lecture.
Our town wasVsap quiet last weeak,,
ONLY when a eaE Of Fertilizer was an
a@aAeeas;; then then the wa&eHsmeal& come
ia from every side and take il away.
Two eelased #aa on Mr.. W. l..
Miselas4' 5 plas4ttssssttia got into a GNssss:-
rel last week, which resulted i@ the
use Of q pocket knife BY ONE on the
others law, making an &Gy and
sasMAfaI wound. Dr.. Copeland stitched
and dressed up the est and sent hmm hmm
on his way to live to- Aght another
day.
Hay and corn are ia good demand
among @ss farmers, This is early IN
the year for them asnee draw.
ing on their Western corn effbs, and
unless the farmers change this mode
of procedure and grow their own
corn and hay they will continually get
worse M &esN the longer they buy
corn and hay from the West:
Several of @&F town folks took an
outing last week to the Hawe's Old
maH ste and there enjoyed q fish fry.
The ladies and taea tried their hand
catching fish, but said that they would
not bites at least the large ones. SAID
they had plenty fish for the crowd,
and had q nice time, as we'll as an
enjoyable day.
On last Friday afternoon the Ear-
hafat sra&ed school nine played nine
of our y0aag men from town. The
game w&sfat@eSfhg, and enjoyed BY
a aefowa that went out to see the game
of ball. The school nineb&&t.
Oak Grove Hfae will play the seko0D
Wednesday, afternoon, If the weather
IS favorable.
Heavy rams and electrical disturb
saees have stopped most Of the farm
ers to-day. JEE>
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
YtRTaNHM SENSATION
Y0EMG 1.>4JOp TEACHER ARRESTED
FOR WHIPPING BBW.
Claimed Whfppnx Was Done WscH a
Stick 01r Of School basurA-
LADY is Fine Teacher

4 wa.rant far the arrest OF MISS
Martha Helms, Ueaehe. OF the scA1nl
at Duncan, WAS SWORN out yesterday
before Magistrate Kirby by w.. &,
Zimmerman. a patron of the school
The warrsaH charges Miss ,Hesams
with mfapapiag unnecessarily asa8 usa'-
ri;giattafalaY Morgan, the eight
Old SON of Mr.. Issarsesmaasa, Magis-
rrsae Kirby says taarhe mil. not have
the Warrant served Oh the yosaag lady
butt will write her q note asalmg Ses
to come to- his office and arrange
bond, Miss Helms is from Lacesas
eSGatp.
Mn. Is@nerman. mhen seen by a
Herald rspssssmttatSlw ON the streets
Yesterday afternoon, said that be did
not care 10 have TOO sasca said about
the matter that be was mIyisg to- yet
it drop if the young lady would come
and aSos@g5ze to- hlsa He alleges
that bis son was beaten w1ta q stuck
and after school h@@ss, when the
teacher had no s@tstso ssos1tg to @toGca M1sa~
According to Ns, Zirasmermsn, tSe
story of the occurrence is sSo@t as
follows:
Miss Helms dismissed the school
about noon Wednesday, tesSng the
larger children she wo1G take Them
fishing that afternoon around the
mineral sgSng ian O, NJ. MSoseSs pas
tare, She refused. for some reason,
to- take Morgan Zimmerman along
He went home and asked hss father
could he go. and Mr. Zimmerman
told him that he could, and fixed up
the fishing tackle for him and sent
Hmm along with his Older brother At
the spring they JOINED 10 with the
other children MISS Helms told
Morgan chat she had not given brm
PERMISSION to come, whereupon be
told her that his father had given
him permission, and that be intended
to fish, She took hold of him and be-
gan beating him with a stick, The
child went home and told his father,
and he was very much offended at
the injustice shown his son>
Miss Martha Helms is regarded BY
some who expressed themselves yes
terday to be the best teacher the
school at Duncan ever had. There
are, however, those who are against
her, The only reason of their aver
sion to her, it is said, is that she is at
all times complete master OF her
school and rules with firm and I'M
partial discipline, The trustees Of
the school are said to be pleased with
her manner of teaching, but the few
who are against her have from time
to time brought charges and even
gone 50 far as to take steps for her
removal, Miss Helms is graduate
of Clinton College. She is a very
pretty and charming young school
mistress. Her home is in Laurens
county, This is the Seeond year that
she has had charge of the school at
Duncan, ,-Spartanburg Herald, Fri
day, April SrG
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09
N THE PALMETTO STATE.
S&ME &SSNBSENGES OF VARIOUS
MSDS III S0gTH CAROLINA.
SEake News BoAssd bows FoF @.sftlls
&asdhsg=Fasazfabss Ascsse
Nor Asd fEsppeasa8s'

ANN, ,h<,,.,,
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OF eSsSoA ere seaa8 Aeaef HF e's'aaVsf
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SAe Hast laelsaaSase, saa seae sas eHasaass 5ss:'
VIII RSg gt the lAeseases eassee e*
me Body Because Of Aastases:
fhs 6s#r 6s FIme6ea wfh sSE ss&Se-
s;s,a iss M aWa Atassaas kiak# s5aeaK, a6&
has contracted #iyA The lec@ eesa4-
pAaE for sess* RekSs aeaa. 4 EAeeaS@
Bays $T.SG & Veasf FSF a4e E4fsSs.'
Rssaasaaas s,sas fihe sale SS his
saasse sstssIsS 'sTsssy SssasS.sase SS q @Stt.
aSsae 49, 80 4 s. EStSas;sS - q " ;as;s,ssss,asa
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EseassdS @ Il M1,sSaT SS6 S;aS in Es
GShAMBaa kSs@saa. He l@#ssa wife
aR& several esldaaseeH,
.F A. Norwood. fke aldermen Of
ESSaaOlsa Siss ~ Wss arrested for aea4-
ssSS 81 m. SamsSSs.s @ q s1aS, WIas& eNatv
IS 2 iiSe 49, Asssaa I a. ox aesE iafaesW So the
ssaeS4aaSg - s s eSssF, and was8 s8aed $50.
Ia WSs fSxaaaily eS@eIea as 4 Ms@-
Ier SS hhe DIV SsSReI.
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09

Have you seen that line Of laces
Hooton carries?
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01
YAKIMA COUNTY ASSESSOR
EXPECTS TO EXEMPT CREDITS

North YAKIMA, April 90
County Assessor Sindall has about
decided to ignore the request of
Tax Commissioners Frost and
Rockwell that he assess moneys
and credits. Assessors in other
counties, in reply to a request from
Mr.. Sindall, have announced their
intention. Many will decline to
follow the direction of the tax COM
missioners, King, Whitman and
Chclan counties will disregard the
request, the assessors holding that
they are sworn to observe the law,
which requires that moneys and
credits be exempted. They think,
that the tax commission
has only advisory and not manda-
tory powers, Benton and What
com counties are undecided, and
Spokane is looking for further in
formation. Kittitas will assess.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01


hold the rapt attention of the audi
ence. This entertainment has
received highest commentators in
various states where it has been
given for some years past.
TO have taken the views him
self and being enthusiastic in his
presentation of the subject gives
assurance of very helpful and
pleasant evening. Rambling
bible lands and lands of
classic story, and then giving the
marvellous results of the spirit in
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01

n I.ahan
t1r ~ fsac.ag. DR.. Harris takes
~ ..sGA r. Mr Davidson.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01

San honored c.ale. - ..t$ ar.
was suffering 'ron. se,ar. zs.a1< u
dysentery. He N.e h..nt = 4.
could obtain a botl.e u rham.at.a
Collie, Cholera and D.arrhreA .,ers.
he felt confident of oeing c.fsr. IT,
having used this remedy in the Wsa'
lie was told that | kept it in srr1 mi
lost no time in obtaining II, and uas
promptly cured" says NJ j. Learn,
druggist Of Wolcott Vt. For yale by
owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01

dealing with the question Of I'm
provement of Mountain Meadows. y
dealing largely with the question
of reseeding the mountain lands in
Kittitas county. 1t will be re-
mcmbcred that Mr.. Cation came to
this valley in 1902 and started this
work on the Wenatchcc mountain
range, also on the Cook and Bull
cattle range.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01

THE ways Of the politician like
those Of the heather Chinese are
dark and vain and Wcsly l.. Jones
is no exception to the rule. Both
he and his hcnChmcn are working
night and day to have a resolution
ralroadcd through all the republic
can conventions, plcdging the can
didatcs for the legislature and SEN
ate if elected, to support the candl-
date for United States senator who
receives the majority vote OF the
party. Jones knows that III that
pledge lies his political scalp and if
that little scheme falls through his
name is pants As a matter Of
fact, neither Jones or Ankcny are
wanted by the rank and file Of the
party, neither having anything to
recommend them for the position.
Ankcny has been blessed with gift
Of accommodating money and Jones
j. blessed with a constipation of
ideas and 4 diarrhorc Of words.
WE acknowledge the receipt of
Bulletin No. WI from the Bureau
OF Plant Industry" by J. S. Gallon
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01

THE Post Intelligcncer, in la
bored endeayor to get on the good
side Of the ring in a lengthy and
windy editorial yesterday belched
the following funle relative to its
stand taken for gubcrnatorial tim
Der and saplin Mead:
There are number OF can
didatcs for the Office of govern
or. All call themselves re-
publicans; most Of them are,
but the Post Intelligencer is
not Of the opinion that any can
didate who has supported the
candidacy Of a democrat in an
election in both the state and
the city in which he lives, is
entitled to call upon the repub-
lican party for its support.
Great guns Must republi-
can play yellow dog politics to
be entitled to the support of his
party for a nomination. And
again, what about the thousands Of
republicans that supported John r.
Rogers in 1900. Can't republic
can voter be honest and entitled to
any consideration if he has ever at
any time voted for a democrat
Why don't the Post Intelligencer
point out those republicans social
cd, If it is hitting at Mcbride or
Ridpath why strike under cover
What toddlc and tommy rot the
Post Intelligencer can trump up to
get around supporting other than
the ring candidate. Consistency,
thou are a jewel. "
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01

the middle ages as found in LIN. inc
art galleries of Europe, all sno" I've
what influences have mouloeu . G
ilization, cannot but be lnteres'':ns
to all who study at all, or are ~
tercsted III the marvellous store "
humanity.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-01
Notice..

will give $50 for inforn'a' W.
that will lead to conviction OF ~
party or parties who persist III w.
ting my fences onTaenum creek
T. b. GOODWIN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-06
CAUSES OF CIVIL WAR
DISCUSSED BY JOHN n. NOR.
GAN CAMP AT YESTERDAYS
MEETING.

me meeting oi John II. Morgan
Camp No. lO1 United Confederate
Veterans held Yesterday afternoon
was nerhaps enc or IN, most irstrur.
,t,. ,,.. ,.,, ~. .,....,...
=, . , , ,r
60. .., -. -. ~, -.
r
-, 80 a.. 49,, 49,, ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-06

written by Mai Jonas. tAe editor OF
the Aberdeen Examiner. Aberdeen,
Miss The poem was written ON the
back of a Confederate note and
presented to a young lady.
Following the reading OF that pa
per was the speech of Leo Harris,
who spoke In defence of the south.
Mr. Harris studied his subject and
handled il we'll Harry Ross delight
ed the camp with two short selections
on the violin
Many ladies were present at the
meeting, and DIR. i. A. Butts was
accepted as member. Tom Hale, a
son, filed his application which was
referred to membership committee
Miss Ethel Lawson gave a read
ing that was much enjoyed.
Comrade A. +. Woods made a few
remarks on his life in the field and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-06
HEAIDTON.

Headton, okla, July A quiet
Fourth and a cool night and day.
Farmers are making good use OF
the sunshine, some still planting corn
and chopping young cotton.
Prospects have somewhat improved
though still gloomy
J. W Ham has been here doing
some surveying this week.
Farmers Union met this week in
county meeting with a good many
Ia attendance.
DR.. Davis of Sneed was on our
streets yesterday.
Mr. Colbert Is here In the interests
OF Noble Bros. of Ardmore.
DR. J. II. Smith is in Comanche on
visit.
our young folks attended a social
at \. VI. Greenwoods at Chagris la,t
night and report fine time.
Little sickness in this section
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-06

Our family were all born and raised
in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
made at Des Moines) for years. We
know how good II Is from long ex-
perience in the use Of Il. In fact. when
In III Paso. Texas. the writer's life
was saved by the prompt use OF this
remedy We are now engaged in the
mercantile business at Narcossee,
Fla. and have introduced the remedy
here. II has proven very successful
and is constantly growing in favor.
Ennis Brls. This remedy is for
sale by F. J. Ramsey and Hoffman
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-06
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavoring TO
check the ravages OF consumption. the
"white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are In no danger OF con-
sumption. DO not risk your health by
taking some unknown preparation
when Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
and certain In results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-06
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Of his services through Virginia, and
the two Carolinas.
DR. Butts was elected as surgeon
Of the camp.
Commander w r. Woods presided.
as usual The camp will meet in the
Broadway Methodist church next Sun.
day afternoon.