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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
TEACHERS GO ARMED
ON WAY TO SCHOOL
Young Women Who Reported An
noyance of Girls Receive Threat.


noyance of Girls Receive Threat.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, May 5.-While
Miss Kate Olmstead and Miss Dinah
Olmstead go armed with revolvers
on their way to and from the school
they teach in Taylor, near here,
their father, DR.. w. H. Olmstead,
and private detectives are endeav-
oring to find the writer of a threat
ening letter sent to the young wo-
men. The letter declared that they
would be attacked and ill-treated on
the way to school.
The road along which they go is
traversed by many workers, and a
few days ago the teachers complain
ed to the authorities that miners had
annoyed some of the schoolgirls.
1t is supposed the threatening
letter is the outcome of this. The
people of the town are deeply stir
red and are eager for the letter writ
er to be found.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
The JurYIs Verdict.

A south Missouri man recently was
tried on a charge Of assault. The
State brought into court as the weap
ons used rail, an axe, pair of tongs
saw and a rife. The defendant
counsel exhibited as the other mans
weapons a scythe blade, a pitchfork
a pistol and hoe. The jury's verdict
is said to have been:
Resolved, That we the jury would
aave given 81 to have seen the fight.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
She'll Window-Panes,

When the English first occupied In
dia, the rough circular plates of n
species of oyster, which plates are
about six inches in diameter and are
thin and white, were used for window
panes, and had the effect of frosted
glass. The panes of Bombay Cathe-
dral were of these shells, and they
are still used in some parts of India
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
The Era Of New Mixed Paints !

This opens win deluge of mixed paints
dtion brought about by our enesng dealers get kind
of mixed paint that would supplant CHILTON'S MINED
PAINTS Their compounds being and heavily advertised
may find sale with the unwary
THE ONLY PLACE IN HoNEsDAhE rHJ TnN'S MlYEn phlNTx
AUTHORIZED HANDLE NEIlE Wv } WlkEU TAIN
Is JADWlN'S PHARMACY.
There for the preemnence of Chiffon PAINTS
1s No mix a better mixed paint
2dThe painters declare that it works easily
derful covering qualities.
3dChon stands back of it, and will agree repai at his
expense surface painted with Chiffon Paint that
proves defective.
4lhose who have used it perfectly satisfied with it.
and recommend its to others.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
Gave No Warning.

On entering the stable suddenly the
head of the house found the hostler
and his own young son deeply engaged
with the broken tail of kite.
How is 1t, Williams" he began, Sc.
verely, that never find you at work
when / come out here?""
~ know" volunteered his son; it's
on account of those rubber heels
you're wearing now"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
coAsTiNo SKATES.
Any Amateur Can Construct Them
for Use on an lev Hill,

for Use on an Icy Hill.
There are more ways than one of
enjoying an icy hill. The accompany
ing illustrations show a pair of coast.
ing skates. These skates can be well
made by any amateur at little or no
expense.
The base 1 is of hard wood and is
20 inches long 1t is inches wide
at the middle, and tapers to 1 inch at
either end. 1t Is / Ia inch thick and
dressed off on the under side, as clear.
ly shown at "a, leaving a fiat section
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
Preventive of ScaIdino.

A simple device is illustrated here
with, which may be used to tilt ket,
tie in which vegetables or other food
is being cooked, so that it may be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15


RcaseYcll Hlll greet the feet on Feb
erury 90. from The bridge d the May
i0Ncs at The poiul from which ne
hada talcvell f9ufieen months ago.
There viii be- two Strangers In the
feet wheg q reaches hcre---.he Ne
bf sEa ana The Wisconsin, blth Pacific
built which replaced the Maine ana
Alaham detached NJ sn Frnncisco and
feni hcme Ia advance The Maine
eill be me flagship Of the welcoming
anundfcn
At ManiL lias ,lte ships spent Three
weeks az lhe target ensaged IN fali
battle practice Batre practice Is nt
much longer range hiAn record pru@
icc snd Is really test OF what TIE
gun pointers developed al record prac
lig can go when tne slaps ARE nrng
under battle conditions and az battle
d.s,aace. NE hltise practice at ~ ii
ilu. held bndtf tins new fire ccntrol
tyalem. showed IN improvement n
many lnsiancss uf lc ptr cent over
the gunnery records Of year as3
The composition of Che Sect as q
returns 70 as follows:
First squadron. first division, RcN
Admir Charles s. apelry command
erin-chlef
eenreeilcut aagship) Capt. Hugo
gsierhaNS.
kansas. Cast arlfs " Vreelant
Minnesota. Capt. john Hubbard,
Vermont capt sran, Y Fletcnes
second DivlsloN Rear Adnira'
6lchsrd wainwright commander;
Georgia tfagshlpi Roar Admira
Richard Waiuwrighl commander
4cbfasSr Capt Reginald = Nlchul
on
tee Jersey cupt W n \ suth
erland
thode leland CAPT Joseph 9 Mur
dock.
Second squsdrop. third divisIsn
Rear Admiral seaton schroeder com
mandrr
lthislana, (aasshIpl Capt Hoss'isi
Nlles
Mssoue. Capt Robert At DOYLE
0ti1. cn Thomas B Howard
Nifmn Capt AlessaGef Shrp
Fonrlh division. Rear Admiral w
B Potter, commandlne
Wisconsin, tAagshipl Capt NfNnk
E. leutiv
Illinois. capt Chn N, Bawyer
Kearsarg Capt Hamilton Huiealns
Kentucky, Capt Waiter g CcWies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
The Man Who
Eats We'll
And Enjoys Food Lives Life AZ Ht
Should And Gets The
Most From lt.


The man who eat5 la the man Whp
works. and The man who works ls
lhe man who wins Tlreess workefs
depend upon q slcreh1use 81 vim AMI
ylg8r lndia Is noted iar rs iasle
and ls afeamere. Europe am America
Tor their eatera aud thelf workers.
N America me have been d0us
ro.hins but work this past quarter
81 a century That ls why our old
men sag eln my days no enc had
dyspepsia" OF ecuise. al men ~
those days ate ami worked, now they
wuFh sul eat
If eaing lnierieres with tusnesa
men give un eating This is good logic
Ter the dollargetler but poor wisdom
los me man wh9 really wants 10 I've
abuse cf ANYTHING God given results
h punishment and man IS Q plgmi
when & comes 20 cheating hts system
# you take from the system chat
which Is intended should remain. or
put into II that which "a Intended
should be Kept out sou are eheaiine
your sell, ani sooner OF later pas. ths
penalty.
Stuaris Dyspepsla Tablets are con
centraied vegetable AMI fruit esaenccs
which give the system every fluid
sstimulant and Ingredient necessary
10 gain The fullest strength frnm evefy
thing which gees into the stomach,
OF 10 keep from The system everything
which ehouid nhl laY and lodas lh Ii
II you eat fast and improperly T.
YOU VIII drink end eat lrregularly ana
70 excess. then give 10 Nature Us ycu
10 so enough Of The essences she de
manan 10 neulfalxe the bad affects
Of your habits
After . meal take q Stuart Dyapen
ria Tablet and too meal wont hurt
yen or your slomseh
81 mllnlgnt thinner take 6 Stuart
tablet and you viii sleep we'll and get
nn without breath which Is llle1
with aecag Of The midnight meel
FcfIiliy your stomach like yep Dc
yauf auslnesa. Fortunes wheu lost
can he raeelneA bat the stomach
ontrakec eIfys Rith sou 10 lhe anlsh
aad gou know Il s there.
a 900 want to AhcH #nal lneae
tablets win do tux uackese Efcn
any druggist psice 50 cents or send
rs soar tame and sdlfese and We
vii send sou tfihl naeHaNe Ifee
hx mall A1afess s stuart Cu
laQ aipef Nnlldlpa NHNhHl' M|fh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

20 many houseuIveR reallae ahdt
Z delicious sweet results when Span
lsh cheatnnta are aided p lhH homc.
IS brestlasl cish Of aiswed rranesg
This Il Foreign toufeeilon worthy
lhe attention oE Eenkfe coolss We
psa n IL dessert when other laeaa
lail. rather shnn matatlnally as
pflsnes sre sered Wesh aha soak
preaca over nleht ns aaual Eel ehesls
nuss twenty m.Halea rIlet easilag
ait ii aaeh shell 4eal femoxlns
shell and the dlawgsea1IR laner skia
Then slrw #Ilh |he pflNeA serve
eoIal oF ~ IfaSE eQQI W|lh plaln Sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
wHo LOST 4 BoY1

MangHm. geb. i5- According az
county authorities as per this In the
sun.sIonltor. s0mo cne has loss boy
about nine years OLD. II. NJ Baker
Who lives on Mangum route three, two
miles east a the oil mill, has g stray
hoy al IFS house on his way home
from tcwn Mi Baker and N b
Combs liilug together III Mr. Bak
ers wagon overlook the boy on The
read. afuct. he was crying aud asked
to be taken into the wagon.
In answer "a Questions he said he
wouil be nine scars old IN March
that his folks llvel al Houston. Tex
as. that bis mother had given him
money to come % Mangum where she
thought his grandfather resided. He
sal5 he has an uuclc named Riley
Elkns living 81 Daylon Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
THE SENATE

The late Saturday afternoon senate
session was not sensational. save thet
Graham ami hllups asked that No q
the BIZ which carea for deficiencies
IN cetalu stale departments be Sc
arranged Ha t1 detail eF expenses that
the lacafl could net BE mlacoralrued,
Echols ana pay'cr h0otci at trying
to apppaso hnneh 81 curious Who
wanted to mlsCcasir0e NuHniHeham.
on tae Rennhlcpns aileeei he would
see that intelligent men would not
buae NE 0kiaheM senate iQl pas
ng honest 3i err eetee ta eleah
ap Democrats lll an ihe meflls ol
Ne e@se ava uo wills q miueh af
The setoft Of lne Logan mambef Gre.
atel goO1 lcel.nr Fad rs ifst
section approved cc1rllsee of
tn whole
Senator soFrai nlgs board
measure went h lusn the nill With
aut having tc 81 aa itf be even
ne meal and u om the house
Vas whipped along Ia jollg style.
The verse tribute by Editor Peter
2 Duhy Of I'll Reno co tae late Ia
mented Senator George e johnson
wns read and meie g part of The Jour.
nai
An standing committees we're report
inc At opportunity and thg enal al.
ioufnment Tor the week occurring at
almost iiyp o'clock. left the calendar
crowded and more bills ready 70 By
eros PEA on but now unfinished work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
REMOVES THE CAUSE
OF CKTARRH


Ne remedy that does not eaii catr from the
aons WAY fa alSs IEmaa 6 4ngs Just "a long the
esstah7 fsfla a ne Impurities ahd ahal MATTERS
eaea ppanse 'ae oaa & mucous enlane inner Innings Of tie
Nuay M rs kef fe af ac0 and disease SPRAYS lotions and
cntsf e appat will temporarily relieve tne elf mi
etlluF IS bead ng a e uaeomiotabe eHv feeling
ot The aosla end help tie throat ht Calaff H
Foastnoua blood disorder aad ns a heen fufsy driven from
fH There c1n permanent S
3he fuae au te blood allael tie disease bv sho
3znf pur anH easng the eaon and fiddiag every
Eee Of IpfHl4 the enficnR allows fsn
inaamsl ana ifaalea membranes . he'll general heait
tfuPF eFnX dlRtqabe s the VERY
hopn and leaves lie syelen Bosk - cataizb
ana gny Anealcal dyice free d all who
TIE sWnJ spEculc co., ATLANTA, ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

When you are looking for
tllat which is the very best In
the meat line do not overlook
the fact tbat 1t is wise at all
times To select a market where
quality as we'll as cleanliness
prevails. You can not SO
wrong If you patronize
Schmidt's Market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Why not use Chamberlaln's iinii
ment when yun have rheumallsm2 We
leol sure that che result will be prompt
and satisfactory 4 has cured others
why nol youg Try IL u costs hnt 9
uriflsi Price 30 cents large size %
cents. For sale hg 6. R kentro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
ACCIDENT 70 HERALD PLANT

Shawnee. Okla Feb i5-Lighiuing
connected with tic lightning rel ever
the Herald plant Saturday night
1estro5 ing tap connection wlth tht
electric power plant aud ruInln6 q
spier pair pf scissors thai were
Do repose on The EDITORS able.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
Weak Women

10 weak and aillne women. there ia nt least ane
way 70 help Nut with that way. two treaiinaHsa,
must b combined One in losai, one y constilu.
siunAl Int both afo Important. bath essential
Dr Hhoona Night Cure sthe Local.
nt ahoupis Restorative The Constitutional
Theiormef nr shohr Might cuss-isal lopsoal
muunus nembmns sanposiiofy pinady while Dl.
Shops Restorative j. wholly an Internal tfeat
mont The Restorative reaches lhfoushobl tho
oifhm system. aeeltlns the repair ol Fl nervn
all tissue. and al blood ailments
Tia MIGHT curb" aa lls name iniplea does iEa
work while you slecp. i sootbes sore ena infafn
"a mucous mtmaea hsnis local sAeAe,ahafa anSi
dlehagsm whils The ne,laFptIs4. effs tevnul
QHcilaihenk gives renewed Yisor snd ambition.
builds 10 wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
strength. flnof. and energy. Take ~. shoapt
Reslontive IAhlsls Or Liquid uensgel loulc
10 thu syslam. Eo posllge lousl Aslp uas a. weli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

NiH two ounces Ol GlypgrlR with
/ hhi touncc 81 Virgin Oh Of Pine com.
ioand pnre and a hall pint OF straight
Whisky Shake we'll and take IN doses
af 4 tcaspoonful every four spurs
This mixture possesses the aeallns
heallhfal properties Of the Pines and
wiil bteak 4 cold in twenitionr hours
snd cure ans cough thal Is durable IN
having This foralnla pui npl BE- sure
hhM your druggist uses the genuine
virgin on az Pine compound pure.
and guaranteed only bs the
Lcaeh Chemical Co. Cmclnnoti O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

no Cure 4 Cold N one Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qninini
Tablets. Druggists refund money 4
ii fails 70 cure. E. w. GROVES
signature is on each bcG. s5e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04
Horse Thief Synd cate.

Enid, OKLA. NOV a-Ey the arrest
o. -, Farmer, negro on the charge
@. norsc stealing today, the police be.
liDyr hoy have Wra thcd horsc
thieves yaIiea.a in northern Oh"
.oma
Au underground system exists, Far.
ncr says, by which mcl steal horses
!n the Southwest and pass thcm alon-
20 members until they are finally dis.
posed OF IN northern markets Onl
c,r, learned he name OF many alleged
H.mHyr %: ,h" gang from Farmer
and arrests N.ll be made, over forS
I'-s.s have hooa stolen IN this sec.
. b. u Oh, las, few weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04
PRESIDENT TAFT
Ar BIRMINGHAM
IN his ADDRESS QUOTES FAmlL.
lar FABLE AND EXPRESSED
GOOD WILL TOWARD SOUTH.

Birm.uGham Ala, Nov. a.--prcsi.
dent TAFT brought his twenty hours
stay il Birmingham to close this
afternoon and at i:lO p. m. lcf; for
Macon. Ga. lie stopped tonight foc a
short while at Op,liaa. Ala, and Co
monus, Ga.
In his principal Birmingham ad.
dress, delivered a, Capital park thia
afternoon. the president again cN.
pressed hs good will toward tho
south whcrcupon an oij. gray bcareI
man in nc crowd called ou.
God bless YOU; We all love YOU
\ grin came over the presidents
face as nc turned and replied:
"Tnat reminds ne Of he old quota
tion, i; may be all Htht to dissombl.
your love. bu, wny did you Kick III,
down stairs
"lut have no iaul, % find on tina
score added the president. The
fac, that you had so little to do wi;A
putting me whore / am makes me ap.
pg.ciltc sac warmth aud sincerity O.
your ryc"q, on all ,he more"
Turning from these plca.an'rle.
Tire president urged for support in car.
ryins on, the Roosevelt policies to
bring about better conditions of hon.
cs'y aad integrity in business an,
public affairs wi.hou; regard to party
lines.
The president referred once during
/ the course OF his address to the pro
position 20 amend the state constiyu
| tion Ly providing in 1t for an indcf.
mite cdu,inuance OF statewide prohi-
bition. lie promptly was asked how
he stood on that question.
Il am not an Alabamian." he re-
piled amid laughter, and | am -
somewhat the position o. Brother Fox
when he vas called upon to decide
a case between 2 lion ami some other
! f,rociou, beast, protested that he had
q bad cold and had entirely los; n,e
sensc Of smell"
one OF sac pretticst incidents o;
. jhc day occurred as the president was
. leaving the luncheon. The way from
.1r ,'ub house door TO the waiting
clohila was lined O1 one s'dc u,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04
CAUSES DEBILITY
HERE RRE r&c-S BACKED UP
aY sTScu1 .yhRAN1

Clurrh cause, oubility In oar
uYu.u. mos; people suffering from
general debility have cl.arru. Such
eases a. debility plnru. ho conplc,e-
B uu.rd by mydieiu, no. designed
to eradicate ca,arrh In every case
vH,,r Un- remedy fails 10 give ou
tIr" satisfaction We Will not charge
% cent Tor IN" medicine employed
during tho trial Now. surely L1 one
30 uid hesitate to bodc,o MS or to
ga. our claim to % practical tess
udrr such ounGiioa. We viii take
on thc uts; no one else can lose
anything hy me transaction
We make these statements and
tu,s ,ncr because We know and have
'lmc and again proved tina: Rcxall
HI,u.rorc rarely fails To- do rs $50
claim. 4 is not curroll prescribed
3. cure every disease tha: flesh f.
heir to. IL B. intended for one par
pose, g. g., 20 cure cuauh by aa-ail.
.ns tn" diseased condition iu a r,us
onNh., syiontlG, way. which is a
"ml,y agents that hu, been found
.u have .hr ,uuic ANA alternative pow
.r 90 .orro.. faulty msaholi,m Ui~
sue .lontD and 900 Stimulate and
a.lp nature overcome rne cause oI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04
REWARD OF $1,000
FOR DYNANITERS
MASS MEETING NJ LAYTON
RAISES FUNDS FOR CAPTURE
or GUILTY PARTIES.

L,vton Okal Noy Q Within one
Do ur. time at the mass meeting lau
u.rnt cIlzcus Of ,he ci,y aud county
uu..s.b,d q nud of $1,000 to be- o0.
rcrd 1. % reward for tine capture
and conviction of tac person os pcr.
.nrs putty a. placing the dynamic,
bomb ln ,h, office g County At'or
ury J. A. rln week ago Voluntary
uhsuupior to-day promise to- swell
'ur grand total to more than au th.
CO. thousand without au cr'or; ON the
Iu. O. solicitors. by resolution ut
.uo board ol county commissioners
thI afternoon sum OF $1,000 was
appropriated by the county .o De- OF,
icrud fu. 'hc same purpose Thu,
Iu assr,-a.r fund of at lclt; f,.ooo
B.. already 40 sight. 81 rs believed
.aU m.u 900 Doc secured from IN.
s.gto. and tHrt. if necessary. anoia.t
.nI,. .r tour ilou and can be- ,l'- 4
'y ur .r.pIou ln 10, city a,n,
!u addition o lh.a. zoo. clizoua from
'Hc o.I.r town, iu .ln county have
a L.o rm. tras o.. permitted To suu
cr.b. tu. luud, and already ..
,rt ..,- ar" ou. over tho county.
o. Dr. believed. m n,. pr,b.a,o.
..t before ,ho week. a closed rv
"ad %. $4,000 viii Dec upon a..
heals OF the wouldbc assasHus
In W Address Mr FMn launched
H'u % tng.us mraigumcu, OF =.
element watch porsistcuuy Violate.
,h" lNa OF ne STATE, and when
prosecuted, esst to analchis,ic
methods for revenge and to in,imi.
d.uc pr,ecu, and fu.urc officer VINO
mlh. iil the place vacated by ,ln
nurdy. contemplated.
"Hut,' said Mr. Faln. their plant
has tailed. llcir oblcc, viii bc f7u,
les. know the mon who laid "a.
PAN, ANA / win not leave one s..r.
uHmnrd until they are driven IRON
'hc county or behind the bar. TIL,
'Np,..d to imImidatc ne and Al
later officers Of the law. bu. f.,
t..Acr have a bullet ho'c 'hrou.
"y rJ'N tH"n 10 have q, saI3 og DO.
."N ! WAS afraid go do my du,y
20" ..l's les ot hand The l1,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

Artmore. rhursday. November :. 1909
WHY The SOUTH IS oEmO.
CRATIC

WIZ TX SOG " ~ bI'S
CRATIC
IN. Ncdu OKaus1l Elelr
not allowing tsyH to bc misiod ny
th, ..liru.u, cE o,eryu.UusIa ro.
publican that rr,.iauu rats .vue
through .a. south WIZ ultimate n
Larry, lcy, s,ous TO thc republican
ranks TIM ugh democratic detection
Rrfclrur TO the remarks of the
pryeid,n, In his Houston speech that
De- had more friends aud got fewer
votes IN Texas than any .ta,c in The
union aud the frequou, comment IN
connection thcrcaith thar tine people
uf the south. and the p,up'c at
Texas iu Particular, or" scpublicaus
At hear hu; vote the democratic
ticket because Of the fear OF ucg.o
domination. thc Easlc saw.
Il; ls uu. that TyAau, and o.aor
SOu.hc-pcts vet, be- dvmOcra,ir
ticket from f.I,c of hau., and the
habi; b,,amc fastened upon .h,m De-.
cause they d!i fear ncLro domiu.
tou and 'so,ial equality but i, is
mistake to olsmy that TrNn.
would be- a republican .at. /, the
uorro question could by eliminated
Tho people %, Texas Lave heard th.
democratic Joc,.inr preached 81
their lives ana they believe ft Th.,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04
Yourn Girls Are vic.ins

~ holdachO, as VOL az OldoT VOW0I
but al got quick relief and promp
cure from Dr. Kings New Life pills
the worlds best remedy for sick AMI
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood. anl strong nerves and build
M your health Try them. @5C 90
Ardmurr Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

u y"l oceirc a clear complrNiou axe
Fol'yS Orllo LaSa,iye Tor cuastipa.
ton ana liver trouble as it will s;imu.
Tat" ;h'sr organs and thorOug J,
cleanse your system, Wlich is wha
everyone .dS In ori.r 20 feel well
Solu by a'l druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

Fol,y's Honey and Tor cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and *.
pels colds. Get the genuine In 4 vel.
low package. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

\ furnished room 20 rent? A vani
"a Will change Il 70 a furnished
'aom. RENTED.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04
QUICK MEAL COOK STOVE.

The Quick Meal is the only snc.
ce,siul gasoline cook stove ever mada
and the QaicE Meal Sas stoy, IS tha
best stove ever built 10 use natural
gas This is q broad assertion but We
stand -eady 10 back 1t up, Sold only
by B.yens. Corhn & Frens!ey. 6.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

No Alonzo, We never heard of a
real man who had his finger nails
polished by a manicure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

Many-use" on keeps gun barrels
'scc f'om rust. o.. spou, oder. lOc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

Fu,rys Kidney R,urdy Viii .u..
.ug casc ot kidney or biaIdv. r.ua.
11t IS mot beyond Oh. reach %. mui.
cine. cures hlcNachr and 'rucguaH
l"- i'.' H r,g.'.'cG wirHt lc.ut u
hr 2a'. dis as. og diabetes Sold b..
.u d.Us-,ets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-04

TO the National Phono-
Graph Company. NJ
other sound reproduc
ing machine has the
advice Of 50 distin-
she'd a musician AZ
Herbert.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
Rural Carriers Elect Officers.

After heartily endorsing aad appoint
ing committees to advocate and urge
the State aud national good roads leg =
islation now being discussed in the
National and Delaware Legislature,
and after heartily approving and en-
dorsing the parcels post, the annual
convention Of mail carriers Of the rural
free delivery routes. which was held
at Dover on Monday, elected officers
for the year and had a dinner. There
is one woman carrier, Lille Donoho,
OF Edge Moor, who enjoys member
ship in this association and is in active
service every day. and the convention
Monday honOred her with the office OF
The new officers chosen are
as follows: President, Warren T.
Moore, OF Harrington vice president,
Walter Ford, OF Clayton; secretary,
Mrs. Lille DOnoho, Of Edge Moor
treasurer, w. Harry Brown, Of SeafoTd.