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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

The evening address was on Blind
Bartimeus,' and the plan of the SER
mon gave many opportunities for the
speaker to show rather marked abil-
ity as an actor and depicter of char
acter. Several times during the day
he got on difficult Old Testament
ground, and always made his point and
got away again without getting mixed
up with debatable questions. The inn
preston of those who heard him is
that he has made good" and will
draw large audiences while here.
Mr.. Russell speaks at the Honolulu
Iron Works at noon, and at X. of p.
Hall tonight at eight O'Clock. at which
meeting Arthur Wall Will sing. Stan
ley Livingston Is in charge Of the
music for the meetings.
Tickets for this meeting will be dis
tributed during the day. They can
also be gotten from Z. M. C. A. mem
beers or at the Association building.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

pants OF the rig fell under 1t Into the
water which almost always fills tho
ditch. They would surely have beer
drowned. being pinned down by the
vehicle and the horse. had 1t not been
for the prompt assistance of others
who happily were near enough to OBJ
serve the accident.
1t is not the first accident that has
happened here. Before the road
was finished one rig went over the
side and was smashed pretty thor
oughly. Since then six other vehicles
have Jared likewise, in some instances
coupled with narrow escapes for the
occupants. The narrownoss of the road
and the deep bitches on both sides are
dangers to the. travellers at this place.
1t would take very little money to
minimize the pilikia by filling In the
makai ditch with sand Of which there
is an abundance across the fence,
probably to be had for the asking of
It, A protecting fence on the mauka
side of the road ought also to come
within the limits of the county purse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
MOTHERS

should know. The troubles with
multiuudes of girls is a want of
proper nourishment and enough
Of it. Nowadays they call this
condition by the learned name of
Anemia. But words change no
facts. There are thousands of
girls Of this kind anywhere be-
tween childhood and young lady
hood. Disease finds most of ito
victims among them. Some Of
them are passing through the
mysterious changes which lead
up to maturity and need especial
watchfulness and care. Alas,
how many byeak down at this
critical period; the story of such
losses is the saddest in the his
tory of home. The proper treat
ment might have saved most Of
these household treasures, if the
mothers had only known of
wAMpOLE'S PREPARATION
and given it to their daughters,
they would have grown to be
strong and healthy women. 1t
is palatable as honey and con-
tains all the nutritive and cuia-
tive properties of Pure Cod Liv-
er Oil, extracted by US from
fresh cod livers, combined with
the Compound Syrup of Hypo.
phosphites and the Extracts of
Malt and Wild Cherry. In build
ing up pale, puny, emaciated
children. particularly those trou-
bled with Anemia, Scrofula, Ric-
kets, and Rome and Blood dis
eases, nothing equals it; its tonic
qualities are of the highest or
der. A Medical Institution says:
Eve have used your preparation
in treating children for coughs,
colds and inflammation its APP
plieation has never failed us in
any case, even the most aggra-
waited bordering on pneumonia"
The more it is used the less will
be the ravages of disease from
infancy to old age. Tt is both a
food ana a medicine, -modern
scientific, effective from Tho first
dose, and never deceiyes or dis
appoints. "There is no doubt
about It." Sold by all chemists
mere and throughout the wASld
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
MEXICAN HuRRY1Ne FREIGHT.

The Hawaiian S. S. Mexl-
can was busy yesterday afternoon talk
ing in Kauai sugar from the steamer
Despatch and from the Railroad
wharf. She and the dredgers on the
harbor work We're the active ones yes
terday, the rest of the shipping being
at q standstill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
GARFIELD AND CITIZEN
LABOR FOR AGRICULTURE

kauai, June 27.--secretary Garfield
is making lis Kauai tour according to
schedule. Today he visited the Kapaa
lands and the Kalaheo homesteads He
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30

is intensely interested in the establish
ment Of citizen labor as the basic sup
ply OF all agricultural Industries.
RHODES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
spRAINs QuIcKLY ouREp.

Battle the parts freely with Chan
berlain's Pain Balm and give them abb
solute rest, and quick cure is certain.
For sale bv Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
DR.. RUSSELL
THE EVANGELIST
(From saturday,s Advertiserl

(F'rom Saturday's Advertiser.)
Rev. David Russell, the noted South
African evangelist, arrived on the
Manuka last night, and put up at
Engleside. where he will stay during
his visit to Honolulu Mr.. Russell is
a large man. perhaps six feet tall.
broad in proportion, and apparently in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-30
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.

In piled Peln Six
monthly dividends seventh has
lared its dividend for number of years
have been foreshadOwed in this column,
punceso the
felt before for long time And yet at that
shading such standard commodity Eva stock
III be wonder said stock brokers'
while ago why larger
said banker alleged be that the banks not lending Now
they lending transactions still do multiply
The following the Exchange transactions of the week.
2s25; 20 o. r. L. Co.. 1og5o 20 Haw c.
IS S. Co,
Sugar Co, 2s25.
$685. $4,000 McBryde es
Fda-s5 Sugar Co. $685. 25 ookaa $4,000
$4,000 olaa 92 Iaw s. $780, 90 o TO- HOnokaa lo so
saturday-5oo L. es lol; R. Ag
Co.. Pioneer 5o; r. 50;
10 R L Co,
The FIVE plantations which have
commencing July and continuing
the year, Pepeekeo from month to per cent
continued for the remainder of the
per July Paia from
month M cent payable July Il Pioneer Mill from per
month, beginning July l.
the oldest plantations the Islands but which has not paid
supply, improving mechanical facilities
An Hutchinson
ato which long been listed the Coast The stock which
in is quoted al
of been the large transactions in olaa
of dollar the last sale These bonds from the Coast where
block bonds held
authority The purchase of these
money them ruling
property
soptd transactions conditions the visit and the
the Interior Garfield is the matter of most
absorbing practically
cording part
yesterday Between the Garfield
Association length
representatives spent
Pearl Hbor The Secretary morning by the
expecting arrive in San Francisco July
Articles of incorporation the East Maui Irrigation Company filed
with the Treasurer during the week This is not enterprise in the
eating bitches and fumes owned Hawaiian and Sugar Com
Company Pia Plantation Company
this arrangement the entire water supply and irrigation systems of these
consolidated ownership line
ownership the land sbservnt to it, The capital stock of the
with privilege materially
needed The ownership of the stock is in the the
ownership of rigating
Commercial Clubs booer Thursday evening
together the
interesting speeches made and the affair
The annual reports of the Territorial
Secretary the
pushing
KALAUPAPA
the lighthouse Kalaupapa proceeding
Hbo The eight battery
all there
come here before the be installed.
CALIFORNIA.
Forestry decided all
undergo twentyone day quarantine after arriving here
The first pneapp umgated before shipment the regulation
permitting fumgaion Francisco,
perfectly
agriculture Forestry has issued circular giving explicit instructions
urging thorough fumgaon
PLANTATION ISSUE
refundug Mathematician of bonds
by the Honolulu Plantation in favor the Mercantile Trust Company of sar
with
This the existing outstanding bonded Indebtedness
originally
EACH the February This
fled deals with the remaining 100000 Under the
ment of this amount for the redemption of the bonds will be the rate
100000 the first payment be made February 1910 The interest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09
WEDDING At WAPANUCKA
MISS LUCIA LOOMS BECOMES
BRIDE OF WALTER FERGUSON.
SON OF EX-GOVERNOR.

Wapanucka. Okla. Nov. At the
bone o. the brides parents. DR.. ana
Mrs.. =. o. LOOMS. this afternoon at
, O'Clock. Mr. Water s. Ferguson
Of Cherokee led TO the marriage a.
;z- Miss Lucia Loomis. Rev. Mosely,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
AZ CoalZste. performing the cere-
nony.
Nr. san Op5lger acted az bes,
Ian.
TLose present. besides the family
a1t friends IN town. we're eI-Goy.
eruor and Nrz. Thomas b. Ferg1.
son O, wz-ongz, parents O, the
groom, NJ. and Ms. 4. z. Perry
q Cos'gz'e, Hol. VIZ. II. Murray
% Tlsaomizzo. Misses Douglass and
Jones o. L@alga. and Hon. Roy Y.
Hoffman O. Chandler.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09
HEROES MONUMENT DEDICATED
ON T|PPECANOE BATTLEFIELD

done he made them register q vo~
% e1terziEzte the vaite mar, freL
riei then vita Ear songs and dances
and launched them. = band o. reli-
gio1s fzrstics. o. the sleeping 20.
They struck az fo1-. the darkest
hour .ust before darn
STEPHEN Mars. 4 senri-el OF the
northwest angle % the camp. tea-t
q tuic snap. the sDlss1 q a foot
in Burne-s Greek. suctheTed
CEh % a savage. fired his gun
10 alarm the camp. sni stared in
under orders. but vas overt2keu
ard hrair-d before reaching SCORES
- the reetes- braves having t-sen
detailed 20 creep upon the sentinels
and dls-z--h them before they could
Eve tte alarm. u wss eIulxh. hoz-
e-c- The alarm had been given. and
i1 an instant every nan vas on
bis feet and i1 bis place Then
-rsuet a coIts- s-ch a. seldom had
been seen before. for i- a moment
tre savsges were On ne camp. and
a hand 70 ha1t conflict u gan. The
rangers fired a. the fash o, an
ci155ed -usEets wasn the soa could
h4 Distinguished DO the dim ngh. %
the camp fire and Ehen txo bodies
came together in the dzrkLess they
piled the trus-y hunting knife or
toushavk Many a d1sky soul that
n.gh- vent over % the hzppy hunt
iuz grounds in spite % holy beans
and incsnts'l0ns not one that en-
tered the camp got oIt alive. Many
% The h-avest % the brave among
ne whites also bit the dust. For
some tine the issue Tas doubtful.
b1t ss soon as day broke the aim
% the riremen and the disciplins
q the regulars tod. and the say.
azes broke and led. scattering IN
al directions Harrison vas draw
ing On his boots when The alarm
cane and al once made such dis.
positions and bore himself 50 we'll
a. 20 add greatly 20 the reputation
be had already acquired in many
strenuous campaign.
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Too. Too Much.

The Ardmoreite learns from reliabl,
sources that several OF our best citi-
gems are threatened with brain-s;orm
They have hard that there is a posi-
billty OF their being chosen as judges
o, the baby snow. and their nerve
has silently stolen away. They threat.
n Il there IS no other chance lefr. 90
light out for the tall timber These
things ought not 20 be. Because q
man may have filled a number OF o..
fic-s 70 the satisfaction o. his fellow
citizens. bscasue he has all the know
leise Ot the s-cient Greeks. because
De may b. fitted 20 discharge all the
ordinary dIties and lsar all 'h= ordin.
ary responsibilities Of life. j. no sign
TIA, he would BE- a good person 70 ac'
a. judge o, a baby show. Never, New.
eT, LET thOss having the matter 10
hand rather seek some bland, per
sIasiye commercial traveller, who
ts-ry rot long in one spot; Let thes
stutics'e as seems best 20 them.
having their gripsacks packed and
,heir lives insured and then. hayine
do1e their best, IT them fade out Of
The Art-Dore Landscape gently and
swiftly as a swallows flight.
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Wsnton Mischief.

Gres, annoyance was caused IL
The croTds on our streets and az
the PARK yesterday By the wanton
mischief oi certain parties who med
died With the wires controlling the
motor power operating the street
car lines. II Is hard for any sensible
person 70 see vhs; good Il could do
anyone 20 Interfere with a matter
% serious as the stoppage o. a city's
pz..euger traffic FOR more than two
hours. but there IS no telling the
motives tha; govern those committing
such arts. Ore thing is certain. The
rssul, vas much vsTstiOn 70 a large
number % People The act Is one
punishable BY Law an. those con-
eerned in Il would do well n re-
member this. and refrain from SIM
liar o,tsnses lest a worst thing
come upon 'hsm.
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Customer and ere uto.e striving
,-r1relInr b1s.1ess community.
And o. us '--c-.ou al ll the
other .-e banker -ez.zas bis r--
s.1raJIlas. .s Uo-t % --a vita
ra-t be- s TagiaE .- 'le sof.t' g
rc-s ard s5e-is uosa restless
rIr-s .1a- .te nan 70 ths stree:
,s aware ot r1s1 commerce is ---
tsa.1y o- che dimes are I-1-0,i-
.11s '5- -aar -ts banker E-9Es
-sst Do .s -ae physician ~ q noe.
sr-l.g -a-e-. uto s not only tes.
as-a.a.F u t1. la.f mad tes.sas
AL of utlc1 Develops honor q --s
t.z1est order art sch -5ta o..
tara1r 5rar-ra .-a. tls N1-s.a d.
1l. .es i--E
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AEAlDTON.

Healdton, Okla, Nov. "A week
OF fine weather conditions for cot.
ton and IL is opening slowly.
Drs. Smith and Davs have dis
solved partnership. Smith remains
here. Davis goes TO Sneed.
c. d. Woods has sold his grocery
store 20 l.. Boles.
J. c. Burrows, an Old timer. was
on our streets this week.
c. Woods was called 20 Kiowa by
phone, owing TO severe Illness oil
his sister. Mrs. Holiday.
We learn OF but little sickness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09
r-E OFFENSIVE CANNON.

~ rr--a CI- Ioe Ca-no- ull of
ss- ,5- reelection as speaker. AID
s.a victory o- 1st=at r.. ae a1 ia.
de1 % ,l- STATE ot t1e --115leaa
-.r4
Ca-ro- ls machine Republican.
t-rslsa be- s1o4s ,la- O1.g .a -5e
se-tce o. th= uac1.1e can bis kind
arls, he is a corporation -s1 -
osesa D.. .19Es taa, o1ly th-olg1
coroz-s influence car be gain aag.
t-.1r
BE- .s a V--za-.az au5 o@-e1ts-.o1s
i- sa-ad.1z bis c0lno1less Hls
g1lea-t.y ls q counterfeit celoc-zcg
u1.c1 pass@s ca-re1- auo-g the 1r-
c5s-h ard ra= gro.ase-e. T1ls g1a-
i,y make Cannon especially Strong
.1 Dts Oua cist-ct I1 .5e c.1ss o
Ca-ro-. 1ls.--- c0-pJ-a.o1s control
at=o'l-e.y Iu '1ls oolarry -1e citizen
ship j. % a loE order o: !z--IlEe-ce.
Elth s11z az oata o. a dirty s;ory
p sY15l- s1@~ca has more influence
t,aa a r-sc-=etzlie .oez-
VIII Ca-ro- A. ss~ase- and Soe--
ual .1 tie -euaie c-a.r. .o1 ui-l see
-r-s; co--rol end --O-ey co1tro. dur
~ re uez: four yezrs US: a. yo-
szE d. L1-lz ,1e last four years.
u ls gosslt.= that Tar may fall O.
Ca1loa ard d.s,roy hin. Z BE- sao1lt
~ 10 L. u.4 deserve ta= thz-ks O:
every c.-.zal q: RE U1.tet S,z,.s.
s---s-- ae o. republican. 8e1oc-z-
go5l.st % soc-z.-s--M=1pals Con-
le-cal zgs@si
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NOTES FROM DUNCAN
BUSY SESSION OF The DISTRICT
CouRT-naSY NEW BUILD
lSos IN CONSTRUCTION.

Duncan. Okla. Nov 7-Distric.
court has been in session three
weeks. The first two weeks was
taken up with civil business. The
criminal docket was begun las, Mon
day and will continue two more
weeks. Our little city has been
crowded with people for three weeks.
The following are some OF the vis-
ring attorneys: II. B. Lockett and
Joe WilkersOn % Comanche. A. z.
Cruce Of Ardmore and Al Jennings
Of Lawton. District Judge Bailcy IS
giving general satisfaction
The City National Bank IS burd-
ing a handsome two-story brick on
the corner of Eighth an Main
e. 3. Thompson and J. T. D-ak
are building two sne-story Sr'css
on Main between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Sixteen beautiful residences are
being built this week. in north and
south Duncan.
J. T. Doak. Frank Jones and r.
l. Skinner started for Old Mexico
today on pleasure trip.
Duncan is receiving fifty 20 sixty
bales OF cotton daily. Cotton will
make about half a crop.
Farmers are marketing their corn.
Two 70 three cars of corn are ship
ped from Duncan daily.
w T. Speegle has shipped eighty
five thousand dollars worth Of hogs
this year.
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PIERCE 70 &c TRIED.
lnoi-tsc sn chsrs. sf Falls. Swearing
o. xssns;e VII Came . Teas

Austin. Tex. Nor. s-Ar-auze-
uerts have heea made today for the
trial q y Clay Pierce. h@zt % rhs
Waters Pierce oil Co. a stzndz-5 aux
lisry ~'ho ras indicted IN this co1uty
On the charge q false SWEARING. Ths
case Ttu 6@ called before Jvage Cal.
ho1a q The Fif,yShIrd oo1rr. ~, 81 f.
believed that ar effort Till b. MAD
70 q change u veuUe.
Pierce's p0Duise 70 voluntarily -.
'ura 20 Tsrss FOR trial ended The =
forts q tie Teas sg,ao~iries 70 80
cure his sTrrsti'ion from Nzssanhgs-
cts There The oil rlzznsre las s1ls-
mer hOme. Pierce ssid he has moth
lng 70 fear from the trfzi and would
have cone earlier. 5ut HE hezlth p-~-
vented ir.
The charge azslnE, Piercz grsE or
u ALLEGED false s,atsroeuts made b.
him In securing the realm issior Oi
the Wsters-P Pierce OIL Company 20
Texas. after g had been eyic-e3 a. =
criminal trus, United Ststes SenstOT
Joseph ". Bailey vas inyOlvei In The
matter. and vas alleged 10 have ~
ce!ved large sums from Piercs In -
turn for legal services in aiding the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09
Raw lunoA

When the lungs are sore and In
famed the germs OF pneumonia and
consumption find Judgement and mul.
uply. Foley's Honey and Tar kills
the cough germs, cures the most oh.
stinate racking coughs. heals the
lungs. and prevents serious results.
The genuine is In the yellow package.
Sold by All Druggists. d & W
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Wlater blasts. causing

Wlnter blasts. causing pneumonia.
7le1risy and conslnpton will soon
b. here. Cure your cough nov, and
st-er gtksl your lungs with Fole! p
Houey and Tar. TO not r sa star;iug
the Water E!fh Eeak iurPs when Fo-
.-y's Honey and Tar VIZ cure the
most obstinate coughs ani colds. and
prevent serious results. sod Dy AT
Druggists D & W
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&C q FOR
o.o.o. RHEUMATISM

rheumatism caused
gradually the circulation
kidney action and other irregularities Of the which
nAared
condition the blood and the circulation
portions OF the body continually deposits
and joints the irritating Pnrodung acid with which filed
thorough cleansing
l what does goes down into the circulation and by neutral
the acid and driving from the blood
the strengthens and inyigoa
instead OF weak and
becomes nvigoaing noushng hud furnishing
ygor Of the bdy and relieving the suffering
disease $ $ being purely vegetable blood purifier,
Rheumatism
uedical advice desired sent free I all who
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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HONOR ~ BANKING

c..ss s, ,-ol.e1 .ar..z Ike
-...a 20 lf.-s. a-t r--.-. a.. tl..
t. convicted 70 arra-- '-.
ssa Ys-s Sal 5.a. Bans o. So-.-
8rs--a. are gaze er-e.-.rrs i- a-f
rar. %. ,-e --ta8 STATES. zoe rad
o. aI- .e unable or -a,al -s-s
9r- instance. o; t e1-a, ,-.1-l. f1-
a az-t 20 Gal. a-4 -l-a srca9t.1-a.
te- e.sls-e-at.s ce-t1-; .z banking
20 develop. ags ias yort Wo--l
Record
q; co--se the very c--t.-7us %
the 51sl-ess 5-1=1-e ho-es; me---
ods. A. q -l.s. ta-x.rg does I1t
aft-ar, .Es 5.11Ee: I'D tie co-sc--
encsless -a-.5-.a,sf. % IS zoo sioW
r--esss t1- BIS restless ss.-.-
Ce-e-a-g s5-as.-E. g.. l-;-a--s 1-.g
men e. s51sf z.aL 2-c safe us---
c1s 30 are rl--e-. tl g-rt-s.
s-1r-T ~ sac lss-s t1 a t-f.-=ss
rea.1- % --g-.-F azt .zt----r a--
s1-. --- a-e ac--s. ~ .-s-1c- a-t
tra.1l1E Bealt.s a --csi-as la-,.-
sos- cones 70 .9ss = ls- % ----.
fsr o. - g-s-- s-slzess ere r11--
c5-f1erce a-t a -es-,4,.1l ~ PRO
hsfy s-t ,s1se-72-su ~ ess@-'-ai
o. s.ccsss
b., such cC-t.,.11s aside. bank
ing BE- ,ae U-itet states is t~o1-.
iuE more and more 20 ae regarded
o. bankers a. a public tr1s, ], !s
the strong box q t1e Intelligent
masses Sho k10~ tsz, ther moneys
are safer 20 dePoslt than 10 secret
hiding places. % is the repository
- the sltoes mite 'ae orphan q
dependence and The poor mans sar.
iugs And these Lille funds Taese
almost sacred dapos.,s are solE1,
and guarded sg 'he average 5a-ke:
with a FOG. lf affection and pride
Of co1raa. te expects '0 earn a gra'
s., u --a--la .s e--rsl % pay
f5r bis ,-c1h.s-tI, t1= 'ar. t-a, be-
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lag. -.- a.. ..a -,as ana ne
r-.-... o., -.-..-r T-... a.- have
bee1 ,e--.-a1 70 Peep l-t-- .l-
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reso.e,fggy s-ga the .u-sr-aDe- d,
,a- s-a.. offering suitable rewards
sg- The a---- s-t c5-,,c-.g. os all
----9-- committing crimes or ,s-.a.-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09

Tle Ardmo-e Democratic club vii
meet % tle court house Monday
.ight An deuocrafs are urgently
requested 90 attend
q g. CHAMPION.
ERRETT DUNLAP. Pres
secy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09
osLA-o9L NOTES.


TUT u. |I-0- ---l-------
T1- ,atlss % C1ir.asLa have s--lr.
- .gce1u course s0- TIE 5-- ~. 5.
-1@ city Lo-a-y T1is l. I'D 81 /!
la-l % .ze men o. C1icxsssz uAo
v.I Tot slole have % CIV .1- Ho--y
t1t ALI Ls cJ-p-=.le1 20 atteud re
perform aLc=s % The Iycs1n anus
--s' Ehle cCl1E 50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09

oil company TO eyade the provisions
of the Texas antitrust Law Bailey
was subjected 70 a legislative inyes-
tigation and eIOnerste3. but the
democratic split caused BY the affair
has not yet been entirely healed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09
Holiday Sew,nu.

Place your orders now for any
sewing YOU may need for the holidays.
We execute orders promptly. Phone
662 Red. soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09

Charles W Ml-ses reward la
ovs-,akel Lll-ff,e-l years 9@ual
sefg.,-1- A .ear ago he aas rated
as m1ltl-ul..CEa.re. Nor be is
a. inmate ~ prison cell Maly
changes oFe-tsse men DO th.s busg
a.-.l q olrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09

SEE TIE NEW REZNoRs USED
WITHOUT STOVE PIPE.
1877 EROaoEE SUPPLY co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09

Plent- OF Money to loan on choice
farm lands. o. l. Chancellor. over
DitElers. 2sr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-09

ADJ ,he toFs z1o played marbles
slra BIZ TaH are renewing &C.
gla.rtsHre With the president 'e.ect