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at any American District Messenger office
y the city until D p. NJ.
The evening world., 1909-03-10
Panic on Two Ferryboats
Near to Crash in Dense Foo

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mantle Of fog settled down over the
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commuters mat aad crowded aboard a.
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The evening world., 1909-03-10
Public SerN,e Commission
Juhilant Over The Outlook
for New Lines.
FINANCIERS AROUSED,
Scheme for Elevated Road
Along Water Front Again
Brought Up.

The members Of the Public Service
Commission to-day We're in iuhiant
frame Of mind over the recent dcvel,
opments in proposals for subway con
struction. Chairman William r. Wilcox
has been In constant communication
with Governor Hughes, who sees In the
rush OF private capital 10 build sub
ways in New York city the fruit,
shaken TO the ground by the Public
Utilities law.
To an Evening World reporter, Mr..
WILCOX said
~ am glad to see these applications
coming In. It locks a. though there
is daylight ahead"
Beyond this brief expression OF sat
isfaction at the developments of the
last twenty days the head OF the Pub.
lie Service Commission would not 20.
III | said more it might be miscon-
stued," he added, and for that reason
| deem 1t hes; to await further de.
We opments."
Members Of the commission have re-
cc!ved limitations already that ,nera are
other applicants for the privilege OF
expanding private capital in subwlys
and other transit improvements. First
among these is understood to be tie
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
CORPORATION WILL SEEK |
TO RETAIN ITS DOMINANT posi- |
rlON IN KINGS COUNTY II NECES- |
SARY BY BUILDING AND OpER At |
.NG THE PROPOSED FOURTH AVE-
NrE SUBWAY. AND CONNECTING |
z WITH COMFY ISLAND.
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Read
The Herald Dispatch.

Prints all the NEWS first.
Delivered by carrier boy ev-
cry day in the week.
I0c a week and worth it,.
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Notice To Subscribers.

In few days we intend 10 send out
statements, 10 show you how you stand
on our subscription book. Now ii you
receive one don't take il rs dun" We
mean 10 insult, neither is il reflection
upon your honesty. You probably don Z
know how you stand, and. if you are
busy you neglect such a little matter.
But 1t amounts TO n big thing with us.
And then the post Office authorities say
we cannot send our paper to you if you
get more than one year in arrears. Ii
you want this paper we know you will
not object to paying for it: and if you
don't want 1T, pay arrearages, tell US SO
and we will stop it.
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Read This Letter

To all Loyal Citizens OF West Virginia:
The Southern States Mutual Life Insurance
Company lthe West Virginia Company has
been In business In this state three years
Daring that period IL has paid every eiaiui
against IL promptly. aud has issued to its poll
~ holders the most modern and liberal poll
cles known to the Insurance world. II has
backed these policies not only by the
required by the eSceiicn, laws of West Virgiu-
Ia, but an additional and voluntary reserve of
many thousand dollars. During the three
years its money has been invested In lu,-
proving West Virginia by making loans upon
real estate. principally Tor building purposes.
These loans made and In process aggregate
s27I SIS so; uuniber of loans 50, averaging So
i2i.o7 each made Tor the following purposes;
For building or paying liens upon
public buildings, $70,00000
For building or paying
liens upon store bdgs 81, 10000
For building or paying
liens upon residences al, 1927. GO
Policy loans, bonds and
miscellaneous, 20, 300.96
West virgIuians should be prond OF their
Home Company, aud Of tho results already ac.
compiish by patrouiZiug IL.
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Stole Shoes and Was Sent to Jail.

A colored nan who gave his
name as John Bailey deliberate
ly opened the door Of the Bap-
fist parsonage, occupied by Abe
Smith, last Sunday morning
about five O'Clock and stole a new
pair of shoes. Mr.. Smith had
purchased the shoes at the store
of Wright Bros. Co. the evening
before and had never worn them.
Mr.. Smiths family were all up
stairs at the time and the shoes
were down stairs.
Sergeant }. +. Webb was no.
tilted of the theft aud after Sc
curing descriptions OF the negro
aud learning the direction he
took boarded an Ohio Valley
Electric R'y car aud caught the
thief at Camden park. The fel.
low resisted arrest but after hav.
Ing been knocked down couple
of times he concluded to accom-
pany the officer TO Ceredo.
A trial was given the negro Sun
day morning shortly after his al
rest and he was bound over by
'squire A. G.. Brown to answer an
indictment, his bond being plac-
ed at 5000. He failed to furnish
bond and was taken to the coun.
ty jail Monday morning.
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Died.

Mrs. William Webb died at her
home on East Second street FRIDAY
morning, June %, 1909, aged "a
years. The deceased had been
quite feeble as a resul; of age for a
year or more and about two months
ago she fell and broke her thigh
which was too great shock to her
system for recovery, and since
which time she gradually declined
until death relieved her of suffer
ing. She leaves a husband and
five grown children.
Rev. b. ). Akers, assisted by
Rev. w. +. Sheppard, conducted
religious services at the late home
of the deceased Sunday at o'clock
p. m, after which the body was
buried in the Casey cemetery.
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Notice.
To whom it may concern

To whom it may concern:
GA account of the Fourth OF
July falling on Sunday aud the
following day (Monday) being gen.
orally observed as a holiday, the
Board OF Education of Ceredo Dis.
trict will not meet in regular SEES.
sion until Tuesday, July 6, 1909.
Parties desiring TO apply for posi-
tions as teachers at the graded
school building may file their APP
pllcltlons then or any time there
after that may be convenient Tor
the applicant.
THos. e. McQUIN.
President.
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I. /. McDougaI will sell
you a choice KenOVa lot.

For SALE "A cottage, almost
new, situate in the southern part of
Cercdo on nice high lot Terms
very rcasonaI le. For further par
ticuIars inquire of the proprietor of
this paper. Of.
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Engraved visiting Cards.

1t you are going away this SUN
mer To spend your vacation you of
course should have some visiting
cards. Wild IL Boelte cell 100
cards and plate in different styles
from 1925 to s2.75.
Florcntine Drug Store. Hunting.
ton, w. Va.
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Your MOnGu RulS More.

We can and do sell you shoes
cheaper than others IN "high rent
towns, which we will prove TO you
il given a trial. Also there is no
larger stock in this whole section
from which 10 make your selection.
llJuue3w. BRUNs * Son,
Catlctts burg. Ky.
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be out.
Miss Jennie Walker has typhoid
fever.
Edgar Watts is visiting rela-
tiyes at Crum.
G. A Brown was Catlettsburg
visitor last Thursday.
Miss Willie Wellman of Fort
Gay is visiting relatives here.
Thos. Evick was at Ca,lettsbarg,
KY, on business last Thursday.
A full line of Mems Walk-Over
Shoes. Bruins * Son
John Stewart was visitor to
our town last week from Kellogg.
Mrs. Leo Drake of Kellogg call
ed on Ceredo friends one day last
week.
Miss Wiley of Normal was call
ing on friends at this place last
Friday.
Judge w. w. Marcum was
visitor TO the county seat last
Saturday.
Mrs. w. Il. Harris Of Kenova
was visitor to our town last
Friday.
Mrs. Max Wright and daughter,
Miss Fern, were at huntington
Saturday.
Miss Ira Woods of Wayne is
the pleasant guest of relatives at
this place.
Bruins IL Son (Catlet;sburg) for
bargains in Summer Footwear.
Squire a G. Brown was at the
county seat on business last
Wednesday.
Squire II. f. Bowen of Wayne
was visitor to our town last
Wednesday.
Mrs. ] McRae Wer,h returned
home Friday from a several days
visit with relatives at Portsmouth.
b. l.. Corbly, the real estate
man OF Huntington, was business
visitor to our town last Thursday.
Editor =. G. Fry and Prescott
ing Attorney d b. Hardwick of
Wayne were Ceredo visitors last
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. l.. Hopkins of West
Huntington was the guest of her
parents-Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Stewart-last week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rigg have
returned TO their home at Center
vile after pleasant visit with
relatives In this community.
Solid Leather Oxford ties AZ 81
per pair. Better grades at SI25
and 81 so. BRUNs q Son,
lIJune3w. Catlettsburg. Ky.
VIM. Ferguson has our thanks
for some fine cultivated black ber-
ries. Mr.. Ferguson knows how to
raise nice berries and has a good
crop this season.
5. +. Hattcn, Postmaster at
Crete, this county, was an agree.
. able caller at this Office last Fri
day. Mr.. Hatten is one of Wayne
county's best citizens.
II. w. Stewart, Judge w. w.
Marcum, J o. Marcum and r. +.
McDougal attended the funeral Of
Judge Thos II. Brown at Catletts.
burg, Ky, last Wednesday.
John w. Myers of Roanoke.
Va, spent Sunday with Rev. W.
+. Sheppard and family. He Is
preparing 10 enter the ministry and
preached at the Kenova NJ. f..
church Sunday morning. MIR.
Myers is a yiolinist and gave tho
audience at the Ccredo NJ. r..
cborch iu the evening some ap.
propiate and appreciatiye solos.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. l.. Wilson re.
Gently entertained a number OF
friends az dinner at their home i'm
the country. The guests were
Mesdames w. B. Ferguson, j. II
Millender J. +. Marmm. g..
f. Wilson, Dr. Banfeld, Misses
Blanche Hammock, Fern Wright.
Katherine French, jamie Damron
and Messrs. Wayne Is. Ferguson
and son. JACK . T.. Wilson and sen
Franklin, l. T. Msrcum and son,
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-
KenoVa lot? If you do see
7. /. McDougal.
The Chldreu's day exercises
held in the NJ. T.. chrwch last Sun
day we're largely attended and very
interesting. The sermon was good
and the entire program highly en-.
'tertainiug. Mr.. Compton Of Iron
ton, Ohio, sang a solo which great
iy pleased the audience.
Judge Thomas Il. Brown, a
prominent attorney Of Catletts-
burg, Ky, well known to many Of
our readers, died at his home Mon
day, June u, aged % years
Judge Brown was a good lawyer
and a christian gentleman and on
account of his laudable traits has
left behind a name which is far
better than any amount Of riches.
Funeral services were held at the
late home of the deceased at 10 go
a. M, Wednesday, after which the
body was deposited in the Catletts.
burg cemetery. Hampton Lodge
a. f. g. A. NJ, OF which the de-
ceased was a member, had charge
Of the funeral.
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ington visitor Thursday.
Miss jennie FARRELL called on
kenova friends Monday.
Miss Alma Collier was a visitor
at Huntington Saturday.
Felix Flsnery was at Hunting
ten on business Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Griffith was on the
sick list few days last week.
II. H. Rutherford transacted
business at Huntington Friday.
Bruins IL Son for snappy styles
in Summer Footwear. lIJunsSw.
Mrs. Chas. Brown was calling
on friends at Huntington Satur-
day.
For RENr.-Four nice rooms on
second floor of the ADVANCE Building.
Inquire of L. L. McDougal.
Mrs. l.. L.. Shortle of Atlanta,
Ga. Is visiting relatives in this
community.
Miss Emma Hammock was the
guest of Miss Marie Staley at
Neal Saturday.
Mrs. Tennessee Newman of
Atlanta, Ga, is the guest of Mrs.
Lizzie Frasher.
Mrs. Perry Staley Of near town
was the guest of Huntington friends
last Thursday.
Miss Laura Greenwood of Roa-
noke, Va, is visiting Rev. Shep-
pard and family.
GAS MANrELs, the Is cent kind,
aold for 10 cents at the ADVANCE
stationery store. tf.
Misses Nora and Bessie Tole
called on Huntington friends
FIR iday evening.
Misses Lena and Daisy Woods
of Lutherville, Md, are the
guests o: Miss Cere Groihe.
Miss Edna Grothe of Wichita,
Kansas, is the guest of her
mother-M Mrs. G.. H. Grothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Black were
guests of relatives at Portsmouth,
Ohio, last Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and daugh-
ter of Ashland spent Saturday at
this place with relatives.
Editor Sam Y. Crum of the
Fort Gay Leader was visitor TO
our town the latter part of last
week.
F. r. Peek. president of the
Kcnova Transfer Co., was bust
ness caller at this office last Satur-
day afternoon.
Your choice of four of the hes.
factory makes, ladies' fine shoes and
low cuts, at $2.5J, $50 and 50. 80.
llJune3w. BRUINS ~ Son.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Rowe and
daughter, Kathryn Fay, spent
Sunday and Monday with rela-
tives an Ironton, Ohio.
IL you find gold stick pin on
which is engraved woman's
head, take it to Capt. Frank
Mott and be rewarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hart and
Mrs. Kate Shelton and children
of Kenova spent Sunday with w.
A. Gordon's family.
Misses Minnie Artis, Grace
Reed and Mr.. Walter Hughes Of
Portsmouth, spent the later part
of last week with Miss Martha
Gordon.
VIM. Webb and children desire
to thank all those who so kindly
assisted them during the illness
and after the death Of their wife
and mother.
Carl Brady, whose right side
was recently paralyzed has sulli-
ciently recovered as to be able TO
resume his work on an n. d w.
carpenter force.
Charleston capitalists will erect
a $500, 900 skyscraper at Hunting
ton. The ten.story building will
be erected on the site of the old
Hotel Adelphi.
Do you want to buy 4
KenoVa lot? If you do see
I. /. McDougaI.
The Childrcu's day exercises
held in the NJ. T.. chlrch last Sun
day we're largely attended and very
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KENOVA.
OFFICERS

u. W. Foster. President
=. l.. RITTER. Vice President
~ u. HAGEN, Urea surcr
JOHN =. SHEPPARB, Secrecy
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HUNTINGTON, w. VA, June p, 1909.
To the Public:

Since the announcement of the sale Of the town site Of enova
and the statement that steel plant had been
suggested by those who possessed regard
the matter that the steel plant may be only possibility and
any
We wish to state that the representatives ndedenden
Steel Company OF America have been here have looked the
ground have selected forty ground part of Keno
va have agreed to occupy with steel plant which the
Of employ least four hundred that In
the of three they will have built equipped plant that
will cost in the neghboood The for the
buildings required has been let to Messs and
Huntingdon The buildings be built Of brick and viii
occupy about ten The management the company assure
that the plant will be in operation by October first 1000
The contracts between this company corporation
have all been agreed upon and signed satisfactory guarantees have
been executed msung the completion operation the plant
B. W. FOSTER,
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Executive Committee.
&. J.. Ritter.
G. w. Watts.
Nj Broh.
u. B. Buskiyk.
George +. Miller.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
Notice Of se,.loment OF Account.

state Of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate - Amy
G.. Rawlings, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that J. 4
Biyins, the duly appointed and qua.
flied administrator OF the estate ot
Amy G. Rawlings deceased. has rem
dcrod and presented for settlement.
and filed In said court his final ac-
count and report Of his admir.sirl.
tidn as such administrator AMI pray.
ing for distribution Of the balance
i'm his hands. aud that N5hlrv. she
2ith day of May, A. d.. 1903. at 10
O'Clock. a. m, Of said day, at the
County Court room, in the City Of
Ardmorc. In said County. has been
duly appointed by the said Court, for
the settlement of said account, at
which time and place any person In.
tcrcstcd in said estate may appear
and show cause II any they have.
why said account should not ~ ap.
proved and distribution made as
prayed for.
In testimony whereof. | have here-
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal OF said court, this 3Oth day Of
April \. D.. 1909.
!. r. MASON.
(SeaD
County Judge.
Pottcrf & Walker, Attorneys for
Administrator. 2-9.16-23
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
NEGRO SPIRITED AWAY
OFFICERS PREVENT LYNCHlNG
BY HASTILY MOVING PRISON.
Err TO SAFE KEEPING.

Muskogoe, Okla, May 22.-An Ok
lahoma lynching was avcrtcd today
by Deputy Sheriff Wagner of OK.
fuskee county, who captured Joe
Williams, the negro who assaulted
Mrs. Cole, II years old, at sharp
Wednesday, when the officer spirit.
ed the prisoner through Okmulgeo
to Tulsa and then TO Muskogoc and
placed Williams in the federal jail
her" for safe keeping, Wagner. at
the head of a posse, captured VIII
liams tbs morning at Springs school
house, seven miles north of Weloet.
ka The negro did not show fight.
II was the intention 10 take him to
Okmulgee, near where the alleged
crime was committed, and allow the
woman TO identify him. but when the
news of Williams capture spread
excitement was at fever heat. Wag.
oner then sent Officers Henry and
Moore to Tulsa and then 10 Musko.
gee with the prisoner.
For the past two days posses of
officers and enraged farmers have
been on the negro's trail. Fear of
an attack on the jail at Okmulgee
tonight led the officers to bring
Williams to this city. Williams de
MES that he tried TO assault Mrs.
Cole in a criminal way. He declares
that he had asked for a drink of
water that the woman struck him
over the head with a broom and
he, becoming angry, retalated by
striking her. The negro came to
Oklahoma from Shreveport, La He
will be kept here until the excite,
ment dies down and then given "A
trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
Big MUSICAL COMEDY CO!
GOOD WEEK ATTRACTION FOR
AlRDoME-OPENING BILL, TOY.
MAKERS DREAM. ...

The Cushman Musical Comedy
company numbering twenty-five pco.
pie, will be at the Airdomo all this
coming week
The prize beauty chorus OF prct.
ty girls is one Of the -how's main
feature, the company also carries
special scenery and electrical ef.
fects.
Their opening bill will be the
semi-operatic production, THE Toy.
makers Dream which played here
the past winter at sl.OO prices Mr.,
VIII c. Cushman, the character
singing comedian, is still with the
show, and he is considered one OF
the best comedians on the stage
today.
The Cushman Musical Comedy
company will be- here for one long
week, starting Monday night, and
those attending will doubtless be
more than entertained. Prices, 15c
25c and 35c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
JAPANESE ADMIRAL COMING
VlCE.ADMlRAL URN, ONE OF
THE GREATEST sTRATEolSTS
OF THE MlkAOO'S NAVY.

Washington, May 22-Amoricat
naval officials will attempt to make
some return for the hospitality cX-
tended the American fleet in Japan
when Vice Admiral Baron Stokichi
Uriu arrives I'm this country. The
baron is expected to arrive in san
Francisco tomorrow and as the
guest of Colonel Robert NJ. Thomp-
son, will cross the continent i'm a pri-
vate car. Admiral Uriu graduated
from the United states Naval Acad-
emy in 1881 and has many friends
among the high officials of Uncle
Sans navy. He is accompanied by
Baroness Uriu, who was also odu-
Gated in this country, having grad
uatcd from Nassar in 1SSl
Several receptions will be tender
ed the distinguished visitor I'm this
city and he will call upon Prcsi-
dent Taft while here The Japan
Society of New York will also enter
tain the Baron and Baroness Uru
on June !, when Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Spcrry will also be guests of
honor.
Vice Admiral Uriu is regarded MS
one of the great stratogists of the
Mikado's navy. He has been called
T.
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...t..s...- ....r4 ........ anal, ..
mail and sopirroI
The wound is dressed twice each
day and once at night j. is probcd
with wing feathers of the horned
owl. These feathers are soft aud
vcNy'y and give less pain than
rubber or steel probe. The faa,hr"s
are used also iu washing tho
wound and I'm applying the modi
cine. After about eight days young
unmarried people are allowed to
call ON The patient
Tb, ,rmCyal o. g bulI,t frqn
man. ..av vi,hopt tla Ms. a.. ,
,.., .,.,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
GREAT SKILL IN SURGERY is
SHOWN BY CREEK souAWs IN
TREATING WOUNDS.
DOCTOR AND PATIENT FAST
Bullets are Removed From Wounds
by Suction Through Reed
Feathers For Probes and Herbs
as Poultices.

Wolcctka, Okla. May 22.-Among
the Creek Indians certain old women
are renowned for their skill i'm the
treatment of guush1t wounds Chit
10 Hario, or Crazy Snake, sought
one OF them after he was shot i'm
the leg in the fight with officers
at his home near Pierce. The knowl-
edge OF surgery and medicine pos
sossod by these old women is of
the most primitive kind # came
down through generations, and mucn
OF tribal myth and superstition
enters into their practice. They new
cr attempt amputauons, ana rely
mostly upon poul'icos of herbs
one Of these old Creek women
doctors, SmahOya, said to be nearly
100 years old, was found recently
at fullblood Creek Indian Bap-
tist church northeast of here, whore
the congregation had assembled sat
urday To be IN time for the service
Sunday She sat placidly smoking
clay pipe Her long straight hair
hung, dishevclcd, her brown face
was withercd and thin. and her
body emaciatcd. Her mind seemed to
be keen, however and her eyes
sparkled with curiosity at sight Of
the armed white men. She accept.
ed with evident pleasure a gift of
plug tobacco which she tied Sc.
curely in the corner OF her apron,
and offered no objection when a
man with a kodak took her picture.
The methods OF these women doc.
tors is said to be similar 10 those
of the Indian men doctors, of whom
more is known. The Creek Indian
doctor forbids any person, even
the father or mother 10 come near
his patient, for whom he becomes
both physician and nurse, staying
beside him day and night, \ young
man or woman, unmarried may
come within speaking distance, 10
inquire about the patients health.
Regardless Of where the wound is in.
flcted, the patient is required tc
fast four days, the doctor joining
in the fast In the next four days
the patient is allowed to take light
nourishment, such as "sofky," a
kind OF boiled corn. Then follows
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
Restored Their Health
But Cost Them Ncthine

Thousands of stomach and bowel sufferers have found the
good health permanent good digestion through Dr.
Caldwell offer send trial bottle OF DR.. Cad
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the stomach liver and bowels It pleasant to take acts mildly but none the less
/
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build and Thousands
gs at so cents and bottle but those who have used should write the
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have stomach liver bowel disorder member your family has send
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23

Many weak, dervous women have
been restored to health by Folcy's
Kidney Remedy as 1t stimulates the
kidneys so they will eliminate the
waste matter from the blood Impur.
tiles deprcss the nerves. causing nar.
vous exhaustion and other ailments.
Commence today and YOU will soon be
we'll Pleasant to take. Sold by all
druggists.