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Evening journal., 1910-05-18
WORLDS SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONGRESS
Delaware will be Represented
at Washington Gathering
Beginning Tomorrow

About 100 Delawareans will 60 to
Washington tomorrow to attend the
worlds sixth Sunday School Conven-
tion, which win continue from Thurs
day until May 26 on Friday there will
be a parade of 10000 men, who will
pass in review before the convention
delegates from other continents. 1.
Elmer Perry, Of this city. who is known
throughout the state for his success
as a Sunday school worker. will be a
marshal Of the parade, and Delaware
will have the right of line In the
parade. Wilmingtonians and Della
wareans will otherwise occupy promin-
ent parts in this great convention.
The delegates from the Delaware
State Sunday School Association are:
Robert G.. Houston, Georgetown; I.
Elmer Perry, Wilmington; George J..
Chandler, Centreville; c. II. Cantweil,
J. Chandler Pyle, Charles n. Bower,
Wilmington; George c. Herring, Eel
ton; Miss Carrie G. Ritter and Lille
w. Aran, Dover; Miss Maggie S. VII
son, Seaford; j. p. Kelly, tBridgeville; (;
b. F. B. Woodar, Milford. The alter
mates are: George c. Penny, John ].
Hayes, Miss Mary Taylor. the Rev. S.
NJ. Rosenberger. Wilmington; T. p.
Scott, Miss Pearl Warner. Lewes; the
Rev. S. J. ClelSnd, Dover; Miss Allied
n. Wix, Harrington; Miss Margaret
Roc. Dover; Miss Edna Bowker, Mil
ford; Mrs. J. r. Henderson, George
town; the Rev. ]. w. Coiona, Bridge
Vile
Besides these delegates. many other
Delaware Sunday school workers will
attend the convention TO gain the bene-
fit of the many instructive addresses to
be made and TO make a pleasant touI
OF the Capital.
The purpose Of the convention is tC
extend tho influence of the Sunday
school throughout the world. ana e
make Sunday school work as neariS
uniform as possible. The delegate:
will represent every important point
of civilization and missionary endeavor
President Taft will speak on the open.
ing day. Calvary Baptist Church vii
be the convention center.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
MAN BREAKS
LEG In THIS CITY

of Chester, met with Z serious accident
Monday evening during a visit TO VIII
mngton, and he is now confined to his
home. where he is likely to be a patient
for several weeks The nature Of his in
jury is.a fractured leg and. unfortunately,
his crippled leg. the fracture being below
that he Is obliged to Wear. The injury
was caused by an accidental fall ana
Register Tazewell was taken to Chester
ON train and conveyed to his home in
a cab. He suffered intense pain on the
Journey. but displayed great nerve Alr.
Tazewclis many friends sympathizc
with him in his misfortune.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Social and
Personal

Jesse Gore OF Rockdale is visiting his
daughter in this city.
Mrs. Margaret Welsh has been the guest
OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Dick
erson OF Chester.
Ernest Marley OF Chester. has been
spending few days with friends here
Miss Ida Prtchett has returned Ia
Henderson after a visit to friends IN
thls city.
Mrs. James Richards and son James
Jr.. Of Henderson, were recent guests OF
Wilmington friends
Fred Mcclemonts OF Greensboro has Sc
cured position with headquarters in
this city.
Mrs. James II. Harrison OF oxford, has
tree OF this city.
]. Leroy Slaughter OF Leipsic. has
been spending few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Edward Horn and daughter. whS
have been visiting friends at PeIpslc have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Harper OF Cheswold
have been spending few days Will
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Bowers spent Sun
day with tho Rev. and Mrs. Amos John
son OF Chester.
Miss Margaret O'Neli has returned &
Chester after a visit to friends here.
l.. w. Hollis was a recent visitor Fl
Camden.
James Davis Of Rising Sun has beei
visiting friends in this city.
W. II. Hallott spent Monday WI
/ friends in West Chester.
Mrs. Frederick Hodges has been visit
ing friends IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. Margaret Bupp Is the guest Of he
aunt, Mrs. f. Howard Rollins OF OK
| ford.
Miss Josephine Pennock has returne
to Kennett Square after spending tw
weeks in this city and Atlantic city.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Farewell Party.

A farewell party was given Miss Helen
and Charles Wells last night. by the
Misses Marian and Reba Draper. az their
home No. 1921 West Thirteenth street.
Miss and Mr.. Wells will leave for Brook
lyn where they will reside. Several mu-
sical selections were given and nuemrous
games were played until a late hour
when all were invited into the dining
room where many dainty eatables were
seved. All present wished Miss and Mr..
Wells the best Of success. Those present
were. Helen Wells. Bessie Neese, Bea-
trice Downing, Marian Draper. Reba
Draper and Josephine Rutty, Richard
Brown. Cooper Davis. Theodore Bear.
Charles Wells. Malcolm Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs W. C. Draper Mr.. and Mrs. #. G.
Rutty, Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Hudson.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
GIRL GIVES 100000 TO
PROVE FlANCE'S LOVE

Los ANGELES, May lS.-To prove
that her cousin. Edward Sworthnger,
was marrying her for love and not for
money, Miss Marietta Swortfnger to-
day decided to her brother Thomas
Swortnnger her entire property valued
at 100000 and married Edward. This
was the share she received from the
estate Of her mother, who died recently.
one of the considerations of the trans
fer is that the brother withdraws all
opposition to the marriage
Miss Swortfinges's brother and
father held her under habeas corpus
proceedings until he fiance rescued her.
She left Los Angeles on her honey
moon with no other belongings than
the clothes she carried with her.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
NEW GRADE
CROSSING LIGHTS

Among the new rules Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad to so into effect on Sun
day, May %, with the new book Of rules,
is one that relates to the signal lamps on
grade crossing gates. II is now the GUS
tom to use red lamps at these crossings,
but it has caused some confusion at times
to enginemen, as red light is always
used for the stopping of trains. and often
the trains are halted by mistake when a
red light is seen by the engineer swing
ing from a crossing gate.
Hereafter green lights will be substi'
tuted for the red ones. Green signifies
caution to the engineman and when he
sees the green light swinging from the
grade crossing it will cause aim simply &c
slack up his train and when he sees tho
meaning OF the light he can pull out
without losing much time. A new styten
for rear-end lights en- trains will also SC
into effect at the same time.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Church Choir Concert.

on Thursday evening. May IS. the
spring concert OF Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist Church choir will be given in the
,l.~- r-iss Sophia Preston Is the Choir
lister. The program, VIII include solos,
duets. quartets male az mixed and
choruses. Assisting the choir Ni. ~ T,sss ss
Elizabeth Bonner, alto; Miss Josepl,ls
Fletcher. soprano; Miss Nellie Gillespie,
vioiinist. with Miss Alice X. Bottger. or
ganst and accompanist.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

then, gradually a thin paste. As soon
as the limo Is we'll slalscd add water
% cool the mixture and prevent fur
thcr cooking. Strain into the spray
tank, dilute. 10 90 gallons, aud apply.
caution DO not allow The mixture
OF limo and sulfur 10 cook too long.
II IL remains hot for fifteen or twenty
minutes. compounds injurious TO
peach foliage viii bc formed. In case
tho lime slasks very quickly and be-
comes very hot cool il down with a
bucket OF water Tho arscnatc OF
lead can be added after the self
boiled limc-sulfur has been strained
into the spray tank
ANY questions concerning the mak-
ing of the APPLICATION ot this spray will
be chcerfuly answered 10y Experiment
Station at Newark.
&C.. a. Mcclure, Iorticulturist'
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
NATURES REMEDIES
FOR DISEASE

UT 2 O-FNOL
Nature provides more effective reme-
dies in the roots and herbs of the field
than were ever produced from drugs.
Thirty years ago. Lydia Z. Pinkham
of Lynn, Mass, discovered and gave
TO the women of the world a remedy
made from roots and herbs. which has
proved more efHcacious in curing wo-
mems diseases than any other medicine
the world has ever known, and to-day
Lydia b. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is looked upon everywhere as
the standard remedy for woman's ills.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
On Way Home From Europe.

Mrs. William p. Bancroft. OF Rockford.
Miss Lydia Lewis, OF Lansdowne Pa. and
William Biddle OF Philadelphia, sailed sat
urday on the Cedric. White Star Line,
from Liverpool for New oYrk Mrs. Ban
croft and Miss Lewis have been in Eng
land since the middle Of February. visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Clark. OF Street.
somersetshire. and DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Gillett, of oxford.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

one of the cars was provided by Mr..
Alderman and the other by r. Allen
Hillos. Among those IN the party
were Mr.. Hilles. who drove his own car.
Edward G. Broomhed. who drove
Pierce Big six. Col. George w. SuarlSs.
Charles c. Kurtz. L. Scott Townsend,
William +. Metten. John p. Hyatt. VIII
liam J. McVey and Clement b. Hallam.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Riley is Ward Chairman

Democrats Of the First ward met on
Monday night and Bailif Of Council
James j. Riley was reelected ward
chairman. and A. r. Saylor secretary.
The following district committeeman
were named: First district. Leon
Lynam second. William Mcintosh;
third, Hugh ]. Collins, Jr.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
MaokaII-Youno cards out

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollngsworth
Maokall. OF Elkton, Nd, have issued cards
for tho marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Seeds Young. Of this city. The marriage
will take place on Wednesday, June !. at
$50 o'clock, in Trinity Church, Elkton.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Jacob Abel Leaves Hospital,

Candy Company, who has been a patti
ont at the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital for the past two weeks. after
successfully undergoing an operation.
/s able TO be about. DR.. J. P. Pyle
performed the operation.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Car Floats For 3. and o. R. R.

The first two steel car floats built
at Wilmington for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for use i'm New York
harbor. was delivered there yesterday.
It is 225 feet long, and has three tracks
with a capacity for 20 freight cars.
The second now building will have two
tracks, with a space for Ii cara
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Republican Meetinn.

The Republicans Of Christiana Hun
dred are requested to be present at
a meeting to be held on Friday even
ing, May goth, at the Republican
headquarters, Ninth and Shlpley
streets to discuss matters pertaining
to the campaign
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Strawberry Festival.

The young peopel of Red Clay Creek
Presbyterian Church will hold a straw
berry and ice cream festival in the
lecture room Of the church on Monday
evening, May 20.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Red Men to Go VISITING.

Wawasot Tribe of Red Men of Henry
Clay, viii pay a social visit to Teocho
Tribe Of Darby, Pa, on Saturday even
ing. May 21. The Delaware braves
will leave the Delaware avenue station
at 706 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
calendar Social.

A calendar social will be held IN tho
Sunday school room Of Bethany Baptist
Church on Thursday evening, for the bon
eft OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of that
church.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Endeavorers Entertain.

An enjoyable entertainment was given
last evening by the juniors OF tho Chris
tlan Endeavor Society OF Second Baptist
Church. under tho leadership Of Miss
Charlotte c. Wells
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Fire Caused Little Damaqe.

Fire Of unknown origin slightly
= rlaged the Hibernian Hall, at Four
t. and Scott streets yesterday af-
teMk The Water Witch Fire Com
Responded TO a still alarm.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
RetaiI Grooers' Excursion.

The Retail Groccrs' Association
will have its annual excursion on
Thursday. June 3, to Augustine Pier
f. K. Thompson Is chairman OF the
committee.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
strauuh.rrv Enstival.

Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
will hold strawberry festival Monday
evening. May % FOR The benefit Of the
church.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

When YOU want Window and Door
Screens made. Go to Yerger's Screen
Factory, 419 Shipley Streets
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

When you want Window and Door
Screens made. Go 10 Yerger's Screen
Factory. 419 Shipley Street,
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

In
of King
" to
synod is the
numbering
million college the synods principal GU
Bishop Scneee
arrive New York june and viii proceed de anns'n ey
Rock Island The bishop has visited Anca twice be W the occasion Or
In
tho most learned Sweden and has been decorated
is after tho which Bishop sccee will make oSendcd tour
osatc san Fran
Erie New York llo viii be
accompanied the trip by Lady scteele
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

When you want window and Door
Screens made. Go TO Yerger's Screen
Factory, 419 Shipley Streets
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

These. however are all phenomena
and not Genealogical effects. To my
mind, there is just one chance that
there may be a climatological effect,
and it is based on the theory that
there will be sufficient small organic
particles in the tail to reach the upper
strata of the earth's atmosphere and
cause the formation of heavy clouds.
"As for the comet changing the de-
gree Of heat or cold, that is impossi-
BILE"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-14

WI 10 y JiuCo ol
or run : down
woman, with Dr.
Picr:e's Favor.
lite Prescription
And. If You Suf.
fer from any 'fe
male complaint
or disorder, yos
get we'll. For
these two thing,
Ito build mp NO
meas strength
anu To cure WH
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-14
No Use for Them Here

TX = ESTERDAY the Appeal received a present from the Chicago
= " Banking house known as the Harris Trust and Savings Bank
- 1t was aJbeautifuny cut and polished coupon cutter: 1t is shaped
somewhat .hs carpenters square only very small. You follow the
dTection$CITY -g the instrume ntd down along side a coupon give 1t
a quick II ant and it % ms off as clean IS a hounds tooth.
In I~~~mg the gift The Appeal Sent the following letter:
"Ha trust and Savings Ba nix, Chicago. We write to thank you
for tne new coupon cutter While w appreciate thu motive behind the
unique gift W e beg leave to state tn at we don't Use hand-coupon cutters
mt here. We have just NJ our fall crop of coupons and did it with a
machine that cuts fifty at a time n by a small 21ahp electrical engine
The bonds are fed into a hopper = nd as the coupons are cut they are
bundled and tagged by a squad Of handsome blond coupon snatchers.
The bunding could be done also by machinery nut the girls aree employ
ed instead to give ONE deserving wornen employment and lend an air
OF life and animation to the office II you want to test the speed oto our
electric air blast coupon cutter sen i CT some South Carolina bonds. 4
per cents preferred. and w e will g We the same a tryout and report re
suits. yours, ED. APPEAL"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-14
Exit Taft

A s far Is heard from William T aft is about to retire to private ne
- if he hasn't already done o. His term is almost halt over
- = he has ceased to be a topic of political discussion.
His elevation tt the highest political position within thu git OF N
people has done nothing for him o m one else for that matter.
He took his record. personality and avoirdupois into the White House
and now his warmest admirers oni recall his weight, n even that is
not so much discussed as it used to be-
Ambrose Berce tells a weird story of a man VINO while walking
along day, suddenly disappeared and was never sine heard OF.
The story writer explained that the mans disappearance as &C
counted for on the theory that the atmosphere contains a lew myser-
ious holes inow which at are inter- walls human beings can walk n new
er be seen or heard AGAR.
The political atmosphere pos, IDLY contains some OF these peculiar
holes and Taft must have found one.
His friends have ceased to pra Use him and his enemies have ceased
to critcse him. No n discusses him any more and lie seems to De
doing nothing and going nowhere
AS far as he is concerned there might as well be M such thing as
a man named Taft.
Once before there was a Presid dent who wa a dead ringer o al
as far as being eliminated from public consideration while yet alive " e
cannot recall his name, but it was Rutherford something, M he vas
counted in by a fraudulent returning board.
Who we hears of him now?
1t is only nee in a long time that a man grows smaller after beng
in the Presidential chair. but here is a n instance OF that kind I'M even
his W party men admit that the thing is SC.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-14

his Is the best medicine to benefit o.,
Vpre. Contains TO booze" What else
can be just As good for you to buyP
The rPrescription" regulates and pro
notes all the natural functions. neSes
conflicts with them, and is perfectly
harmless in any condition of the female
system. 1t improves digestion. enriclies
the blood, brings refreshing sleep. INK
restores health and vieor.
For ulccra tiois. displa, emenis. bearing
town sensations. periodical pains, aio
every chronic weakness or ir~rrguiaritv
It's u remedy that safely and psrmS
1cntly cures. Contains M alcohol.
bv Nisr,r'~ i'~;ir.s r,,ra hjiiauSues.
Barkelys-for the best TO drink
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02

EDN,D ls hor.uy g'yon that 10 com
pUlt,r WIN mo ofIcf ~ the llonora.
D., A . Wre'. Judge of uc District
count OF Johnston county. Oklahoma.
made ON ,hc lsih day of January.
1910. ~ilI On 'hc l7tl day ~ march
1910. H,.l at private sale FOR cash ~
hand subject 10 tho approval ~ the
couu. uiIo the assets ~ the aIink
~ mo 'hlctaraw Natlon remaining lu
my hands aa the Receiver of said
Bank
Scaled bids viii bo received a. The
ofl,. ~ the Clrfk of the District
Cour' of Johnston County al Tisho
mlf,. 81. at Potter 4 ro'tcr'n office
m Ardmorc. Oklahoma ar by the un
drrirn,d AZ Arimorc. oklahoma. at
a.y um, ON or before tho l1th day
~ march. lHlo
%, assets ,1u.ID ~ Judgments.
sma claims ml equities iu collateral
h,ld Hy the different BANKS as per
u.l ulod lu tho cas-" - Samuel 4.
rat. 500 The nauk or tho Ch.ckaaaw
Station pending n th, District Court
of Johnston County at Tlrhomupp
H. T. FOSTER
ltorolyor of The Bank Of the Chlckn
saw Nallon itmlG
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
] e. THOMPSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff
helLee u s.le el a. Ettste.

lu 90. bsu,t Count 10, JAr E.Eh,a
Judicial uHH. Carte. County sJa.e
Of Oklahoma.
j H Ma.en. O.. al. Plaintiffs, ,,r.u.
"onoIua rls,omchc, ct al. Defend.
an,a
Nouoe DO u,loDy given tnat ia pur
suauoo OF au order OF tHe distdot
court OF Cutel county. state Of Okla
homa. made on the 10Th day OF Fen.
uary A D.. 1910. iu AN action where
Boo j IS AuI,u aud Bon Byuston were
p.aInuH. and Cornelius ~ toaacAc.
Eu.ua Harley RUFUS ByIust.u, Dan
BOD ana Sarah Foster Pine Belt Lum.
Dor Cowuuy and T.. T. Wilhelm ",ro
dcl,ulaU .. and 10 Ms delivered com
maudu m, no .oll certain renl estate
..ipurus ~ Oh. p.auiua j. s Mullen
auI Eu B..u..ou, Cornelius Irtot
aon. EuDa HARLEY RUFUS By.unt.u.
ulmI and Sarah Forrr Pine Ba''
LWuI,. Company au y. E Wi.h.m
on. .IN' .. ".'''. ''h N''.. Of tN" go
A3.Iu. p.taEauhc. dc,.fDd luo m
denllu,I a. .n.rln of Carter county
stat. oI Oala.oua viii sell a. public
auction to tle hIsho., bidder for c1sa,
.aIID,r to confirmation by the district
court of carter county S'atn Of OkIa
homl. On the irh day OF ApH'. $780,
ur'v,.u thr hours of 10 ocIoaF 70 m
and O'Clock o. m, Zoo front of the
cout. house door iu Agdmorn Boo s,,i
county uf Carter. State OF Oklahoma
an the n ,ht. titlo. interest and estate
of $ Nunou, Ben lfy.uron Cor
urms PNtokachc. Etoua Harley ltr
ms rylnpton. Daniel and Sarah Eos
ter. liuc Belt Lumber complny-an1
f.. 4. wilhelm. In and TO an Of Ger
tain tract or piece or parc.. of lan'
situated and being IN the county Of
Carter, state OF Oklahoma. bounded
ana described as follows, towit
The North half ONi1l OF the south
west Quatter tSWA) and the South
half $50 Of the Southwest Quarter
tsWi4) OF the Southwest Quarter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
Notice ot sale

lir'nn county state of Oklahoma
NOTICE o. llltlttiY GIVES That
by ylrlu' of ou order of lbo County
Count Of lirynu County uknhum
made on lh' alat dU or February
lnl0. lthou lnudrlh. the uudrraw
81. guardian Of en-, cl,to pt l,ul
lmoluhhy miuIr win a.ll to lhr
hirhcsl bidder rur ',ah bt private
sale. subject {. confirmation If h.t
cuuit lh, lnDurut of mld mno. 100
'h, following d,.,Iihol lWda, ui
after March ~. lplO. loWit
Thc ~ ur NWi. II SE',. aud
the NE'. Of SWA, ana the E,s of
NV, Of NWH. aud the NJ OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
g. Star. s.-st.--

ne At1-l-l l.-s ls a.t1cr.l-o % a..
.r.t-s CHGs = EENDBl-K ls Z
-lo.l-sts t.t STATE s.rstyr from the
r1.s--t. senatorial district A..
-g-.,s -sr. is made s,..ect % The
.al3.ra-., t..srs q, t.e state priusry
-.- Ct. August
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
Order for hoarino Petition TO Sell
Real state.

state of oklahoma Carter Comfy
Ia County Court
Ia the matter of the estate Of
Emma LoNiH minor
Sow. ON Dhp 18Th day of Fchu
any 1910. T. l. 1yor having filed
horoiu hIa petition for tho sale of
tho ronl estate dcachbcd In said
petition, for rcaHouH IN said poti
ton stated
q u ordered, that said petition
hr aud ia hereby vet for hearing ON
.ho IAN day Of March, \ -. lnlo.
tl ~ O'Clock a. m. az which time
AN praous Interested In said estate
nro required 10 appear and show
cause n any they have. why an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
Fet Reaistef of Deeds

The Ardmoreite is authorized 70 a,
nounce GROVER +. CHASE as can.
dldate for the office OF Register o.
Deeds Of Carter county. ADounce-
ment Is made subject 10 the democrat.
ic voters at the state primary election.
August 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02

80 -.st-r.--
-1s L-a--.. ~. lE l--lor-1s1 ~ a.
.3.rts LDE CaJrE li Z eLrdIasts
fa' t-ste~-sf 3t yt-a1y-l p8- .e-; -
re a.sl-- g, .1s Js-ar-ftt.t fy,srs e.
.1s J.-ic1t-y 4leGlgr .. ps led aug
Dol; .s-l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
Fet Count. cenmIstlan.t-

TIE ArdmOfe.te is authorized 70 az.
Iogncg JESSE J.. JORDAN o ran.
o.c1ie FOR county conmiss-ng- =
L,se county. Ills annoJncemen, Is
made subject to the ac'lon oi the
democratic yotrrs IN his distric, az
,ao state primary o.octlon. August
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02

Durant, Ok.-This certifies | was
cured of Kidney, Bladder and Rheu.
mat" trouble by the use of one bot
tie of Halls Texas Wonder, fully
recommend 1t for It Is a medicine
with merits.-W. d. WARD. Sold hy
all drnggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-02
Fer css,,y sOe.rn,.ss.o, q ss..

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