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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Die Orontfurter 3situng ipornt
Dsutidlanb Dor benz ~Rode'
feaerismus."
Das Grit. fransOiiIde Wluilsteit IN
D<utidlanb in Wiin4sn I'm
9angs.
Der ari.s Der pOrtugisiil6en Hssiss
runs sssen Die Selultsn
gDirb nit unnadsiebiser Strsnss
sefibrt.
Nprtiesuns Der untsr u
huns in bem 6 GrippsI's

oonbon, 10. Sept. DAP Gthsl
glare 2enepe bolbipl Dor eiIsrlu1.
mar tpGbreno jie ungsbuloig DaraaT
narte.s, bab Or. 9dtplsp 8. erippsn
iis gu ieiu.r Jrau made. pts sr 'qt
perIprchen bate. puroe am yton'a9
In o.m 9orDerb0r bes Gr. erlppsn
,,nb Der asnepe i'm grtp Ctr. poli5el@
osridt ouggeIaet. Grl. 2ensps bate
in ihrem Summer ibre 5ausiplrthln
aur gertrauten semddt uno Die slus@
iaosn, bic srau SadIpn ouf benz 3suz
osnitanb mahte, iparen unsepobns'H
fenIaiionslIer grt.
sgrau SadiOn iaste, bab Die anssz
slaate pas bon ibr bsDohnte 3tmmer
om 12. Msai aufsegsbsu babe, ertlas
renb, oab fie ben Or. Grippsn helra'
then iperbe. sic iaste auh, naB Jrl.
genepe bis sur eriten Wp6e i'm Je@
bruar reeelmGbis in ihrem 3immsr ges
id,lafen babe. gon oann an idlief ile
nur oann unb mann in bem 3imTer-
Gis Iaste. bab iie bic anbersn gaddts
bel ssreunben sugebrdht babe. elnmaI
babe ibr Fri. Qenepe selagt, Dab ne
Nniunas sSebruar in oem 3lllorop'
Crescent 6aus bss Dr. Grippen getpes
fen lei unb pem Dot.or gshclfen babe,
rnd einem Bantbuh gu iuhen, oas Elm
gutbaben BON $1,000 aufpies. Sls
babe bama!s aud erildrt. oab Der Dot
tor bel eieIsr 8elssenheit sins Dias
mant giuta uno Ringe sefunosn
babe, bic er fir $3.50 perpfdnoet babe.
Witte sgebruar Ici Grl. 3enepe unssa
iuDhnlih eIenn unb nisotreeihlass1
oerpsIen. Sbr 3uItanb lei Elm ioldsr
oe.peIen, baB Gran Sation benz Wiao'
den in iein 3immer folste. Inn ipenn
mDalid, etpas iiber bic llriaten ibrcr
gieberaeidlasenheit gu erfahren.
Tyl. 2enepe bsfano iih in einem
Ihredlihen 8emiitbss suftdnb, fuhr
sTrau SadIon fort. Sbre augsn ftiss
nsn aus ben 0o5len berdustreten 81
lpoaen. Die 6ausnirtbin brdnste oas
Wldp6sn. iih ibr ansuDertrauen, Sa IL
etrpas ihrsdli6es beoriiden miiiis
syrl. aenepe babe bdnn ssfast: ~Wiiro'
es Sie iibsrraIhen. lpenn ss bon ben
goftcr unb Jrau gilmore pernriaA'
fporoen tpdre2 Gs mar fdon bic llr'
fade al meines glsnbs. als sic mid
auerft sennen lsrnten. Sic III iein'
sgrlu unb psnn it lie Suismmen aus
asbsn Iehs. oann tperoe id) mir immsl
meiner Cage s.tpib. bann oen.e id
immer barber mad, mas lie III I'M
mas ih bin
Jrnu Sndfon iagte nann: aWds ha
Is fir einen 3ped. iid um ben Oattel
elmer onosrsn Grau Sorssn 81 ma
6en2"
ssrl. 2snepe ontipcrtete oarauf
.Irou gilmore (9iihn.nname Der 1rat
bssCr.Grippsn) bat sebrobt. nit einen
cnbsren Wanne auf unb bopongeber
au tpolIen. Or. grippen BAT lang
baraui gstpartst. bab iie Is thue. oa
nit er Iid BON ihr ihsiosn lnilsl
lGnne.1
prcfelTpr pspper. Der patbolcss
joaie in g.nntuOrtuns elmer birsstel
sFrcoe, eab er nidt 6eitimn,t iass'
f6nns, cb Sie in benz ReQer bel Grip
Ssn'f9sn 0auisS SsfunSsnsn tlsita
4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Jn(anO gelegrap0

\
QouispilIe, 19. Sept. Die 5ie
oelitp 5ruit go. reihte amUloutag sIns
Petition ssgsn Jrunt 6. ytunsmntsr
Don Der Runemaher printins Co., 5.
6. SmpIer unb Die acnisoiae goper
60. dui gdntsrotteritdrun3 eiu. Sohu
SO. Barr, Yrdiioent Der JIoelitp lruIt
Co., tpurbe bonn Rihter &trbp gum
Mafepertpalter ernlnnt. eyn Der Yez
tition uurpe aneefiibrt, buB um bic
Grnennuns sinss UlafspsrpaIters erz
iuht perbs, namit gluHsmaaer's Gez
iddft uno feline Greoitoren iiher gez
iteIlt ipiiroen. Gs Duroe ferner um Elm
GrtenntniB iibsr $45, 200 gegen Die
0ruderei 8siel'daft ge6eteu, tpeIhe
Summe Nunsmater im5ebr. 1910 ges
gen bppoibetdriids Slherheit BON Der
sJioelitp 5ruit So. 8sliebsn babe.
Z. g. Smpier uno Die aouisoile
gaper 60. fino in Der petition ais
Witpertlagte anesfiibrt. neil lie cine
Qnsaal Der 9onos beg RuHemahers
| iden GsThdftes i'm 9eiis babsn. gIus
nemaher, Der prdTcent Der 5anoslss
TANNER uno Elm ie5r betannter giirz
ger 2ouispiQe's 1T, IDiro ieit mebreren
5dgen permibt.
Don Runsmader, Der felt 5rsitag
psrihDunoeu 1T, bat man am Wtontag
bic eri.e Spur erblIteu. Sic bsiteht III
einem 9riefe, ben Jluuema6er on ielre
Shipeiter, 5rau emma Carlton in
! Reip albann, cnoiana. ssI4rieben bot
Die goti6dit mar auf Die RiifIeite
zines grieftouperts gsihrieben, ous in
Elm dnoeres Souoert einseihIohcr
mar. Sic mar pon aurora. Sno., DID,
tirt uno lautete gum 5heIl:
/! BIN nah Soit Sulpbur unter'
tpess. Bin Al MeittH marIdirt. Bon
gborleitpn na6 Rorta 8ernon. 6inl
lebte Raht ab. Bin ieBt bier, duf Del
unredten Seits pes 5luHss. Beroe
periuhsn kuts 2(ben0 nah Cincinnati
su aelunsen. Wlsin aopf idmer5t
mid fortlpdbreno."
i Sbgleith Ssrau Carlton felt 80 Sab
rem per6eiratbst iit, mar Der Brief al
.Irl. emma Ruremaber". ibrenMdo:
hsnndm.n, aereiTirt. Der 9oititsmpe
ssigts, sab Der grieT am Is. Septem'
Der in CINCINNATI auf tiusm GiIen
babnsua auFasgsbsn lporben mar.
Seine 8erpdnoten slauben, bal
Hunemaher periuten tpiro, Soft Sui
pbur Sprinas, 9a.. su errsihen. Si
erblidsn aud in benz Brief einen ge
: psis oafiir. baB iein 9sift seit0ri isiI
mub.
9oppelmorb.
6untspills, 5enn., 19. Sept
. gb. Sb.rrsb unb ). 3. 6efpitt pur
ben am Montas in gopts Eager, 2
! WeiIen n0rblib pom 9untspills. DO
, .inem SinterbaIt aus erfdoTen. S,h
gerbGhtis. iinb iorpeit in pas Scot
/ gountn GsfdngniB sebraht pprosr
!. nGmlid3 sSobn guna unb iein Sohr
Sad, Soi.pb unp 9lelfon Com un
: sSad 9raolen. Rilsp Com, ein gruoe
BON rad, Soc unb Relion Com, purt
!, Dor br.i Woraten srihciI.n. anseblil
{ bon 0epitt uno oiss ihsint ben 7or
\ pslmosS ,ur Goiss Gshabs ~ babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
lNetterbcri6t.

1ur Ohio unb bas psltltHs
nenniplponien: 5beilfpeiie trubes
M,tter am DienItas unb wlstttpot.
Gdtpucx perdnberlihe Wl1os.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Cine widtise onferen5

Cine ui6tise feren5
SanO am Muntag swiiden benz
Eraiibenten Salt uuo Gol.
Gouieuclt itatt.
0iesase int Staate 2lem york
,uuroe 6auptfd6fi6 BE-
fpro6eu.
2lber audi rationale sSragen fnmen
in Grtpasung.
Der gesinn Oss SesrIassrs Der
@. u. R.
Der aampf um Die nd6ite asunion
Idon i'm 9ange.
Sin 9aptiItsnprebiger in pennIploa'
MEN pollte 3pei Ietner &in0er
auf 2luttion Dertaufen,
DsiI es ibm idpsr fiel lie gu erndbren
9ds Senatsfommittee pas eine Inter
Iuduug bstreffs Der Grpd1lunJ
oes Senators Qorimer
fiibren IoQ,
Qiro am OisnItog nit Ieinen 4rbe1tsn
Beginner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20

Itlantic Gitn, q. s., 10.
Sept. 0as Ha.ionale Seeriueer Der
9. u. R. srDifnste an Wontas for
melI lsin 6auptquurtier am Seean
pisr. Die Wi..sruns mar strar snse'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
Funeral Services Yesterday.

The iun IRA! services oi Carl fost, r
were conduct. ; at the South Ardmo.c
baptist church Tuesday at 2.3o p. NJ,
Rev. u. y Curb, thc pastor officiating.
There V.ro present his father ANA
mother and l,. brother from their
home iu Seneca. Mo, t,,o his bgo,h,.
Ernest Foster from Springfield. Mo,
and another lgoth,. trDM the oas.cr.
part oi The state OF oklahoma. ass.
Two 0l1ta,.s. Emm,,, ami Harry d.
ms city OF the relatives ID. Ils.
Foster there We're puesou; Mi Ma.
bic Bn-.-M, sister q. Mrs Fc,t.r
uom Tempe, IDN, and her father Mr.
nlu-Iyu O. Steyousyllc. Texas. Inc
pail bearers were Mr. Tom Bell. F,d,
Charley and VIII Gutschaw, NJ.
Byers and Oscar Triton, all employ .
OF the Ardmore Ligh, n Power co.
The llord. Offering, were beautiful,
especially TIE WroatI sent by nj,
friends and fellow employees At the
plant, where h" had been for q mum
Der oI Yeas.
IN the death OF 'arl Foster, the
city loses a good citizen, his fami ?
a kind loving husband and father an
the Ardmorr Light a Power CO.,
faithful employee.
To the Dcreayed relatives We 80.
tend our tenderest sympathies ara
may this sad bereavement be sanr;i.
ned 10 the good OF every one
Respectfully,
I'RIEkn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05

schools in his home county in Missis-
si1pi. Othe- features Of the program
will te as follows
Introductory address BY the presi.
dent. Prof J. C. Morgan of Springer.
Who Organized the first tnanship IN.
st.,uto 100 the county.
4 tis On Practical Farming by
Walter Gilbert. OF Ardmo-e. former
president Of The institute.
The Mistakes Of Farmers will be
discussed 5y Prof J.. W. Thurston 81.
Lone Grove
g + RINGER. town man. will make
some random remarks on IN better.
ment o. farming conditions
Mrs Kate O'Brien. the owner ot the
largest fruit. farm m Oklahoma. 49,,
r-pr scented A-dmOr- With its eAh'1i.
"a, the Zig Illinois state fair a, Spf az
h-.t .u Sep'am1,r. will tell OF the al.
and incidentally -iy. some hin ,l
fruit. growing
d c.,.- ,-...1..rt az ,,. tIi,.
z u.-ht Farmers club. aho took a num-.
.a- ID. ,-a--t,D,. or boy. a. .b. rrtd
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
SMOKE OeWiTT's EXPERIENCE
NEW TOWNSHIP TREASURER.
7. J. Pollock Made an Official by the
County Commissioners,

Notice Of the removal of j. r. Fish
er township treasurer from Akers
township, was called 70 the attention.
OF the board OF county commissioners
yesterday afternoon and upon the
recommendation OF G. II. Davenport.
clerk ot that township. T. j. Pollock
was appointed to fill out the uneX.
pired term OF Mr. Fisher. Mr.. Dayen-
port was elated over the appointmcn,
OF Mr.. Pollock as ne is one of the
best men in the county and he feels
that Nr Pollock viii be a valuable ad.
dition to the board.
The other members of the township
board are G. H. Davenport. clerk and
J. l.. Cordum, trustee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
THAT SHAWNEE MEETING.

Ih' bomb exploded under r"puhli
ra"ism oy In" people Of Oklahoma
In th" first and succeeding state
elections >" scattered that old party
'hat the fragments hav" not been
ha'n'r'd until this date
since the 'iaunch friends Of the
republican party Norris and House,
.'i' thtF desks a'i went federal
PIE hunting, d ubt and envy hav"
'dh'h ll" place OF rational poll
Ties and ON" republican viii not
uH'' another. IN" views of IN"
i'"o'i''n press %! th" stat" "N.
pressed concerning ih' rdi'""s. Meet.
'"s '' S"H"n' Is pretty clear in.
''N 70 "A'. the editors did rot &C.
'"'i'.'A li'.' .- Whd' some of them
7'Id.
"'SN't'' ''"'''\. NS was 'N'
'''."' '"' "''."hE OF republican ed
''''' p"'I'' I'D" '' shawnee IN" @'th
""' "' wed I" d'-'n''a'' INTO a
P"".'''' ''"'u'. 'nH''a" "' talk
aus '"' '"' GOOD "' tA''F papers
'''" ''' ''''' 'rP'''' 'ht BOYS
-"' ''"' ''"'N'd 'h'o res" ulinS -
''' '''''' '''''S" '''"E III the NoTia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
SPECIAL SESSION WORK

Governor iiaskcll is evidently of the
opinion thar an emergency exists I'm
tho state. hence his determination to
call the legislature together in special
session Among the things to be- cor.
.idcrod at the can session Is taxation.
the f,r bill. extending the payment OF
taN,+ and dividing the amount into
Two payments as Il existed last yea.
IN an probability, some time Of the
session will bc devoted 70 the state
-uaran,y law under which the sta'r
protests bank deposits through the
creation of a fund OF money collected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
Carter County Farmers.

To the Officers and Members NJ the
Institute:
President Morgan has called :, spt.
cial session Of the Garter County In
stitute for Saturday. January s, AZ 10
o'clock in the district court room at
Artmore Arrangements have been
made for the presence of 4. G.. Ora
ham, special agent of thu bureau of
plant industry OF the department OF
agriculture, 20 be present and partlci.
pate in the proceedings and as many
teachers will BE- present IL is expected
that he vii be able TO give them much
information OF value which may be
used In the teaching OF the principles
of agriculture in the schools, as he
va once county superintendent of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05

Nn old negroes Sc, upon ,hc
wharf saadi.- hcr pra.inr- with
q part Of 20 newspaper while ,h,
read another par \ gentleman.
thinking 30 confuse her. wuhcd a'
hi. companions and said
"Aunty Won seem 10 read the
news What DO YOU think Of the
promise, of the republican party
when it vas On danger. ard the
change of heart that was scheduled
TO TAX" place in Aldrich. Cannon,
Tart. and the rest the promised re-
vision downward"
Well, sub replied the old dar.
key from what can make out,
and de way price, hi, riz. dat party
and dem policies and dem men all
needs rev,siu down aud our. Dey
puts m" IN mind Of case Of Pc.
liciou my eransoa Ra-tus got one
time.
'Rastus is de- mcaucst. ongodHrs,.
trifln'"-t no-conutcst. sinfulr-t mig
ger noy dat ever shot craps or
robbed non goost,. and cuss why.
DAT liulr drbblr could cuss mighty
nigh os ra.som a- old man Joe can.
non .nsscr. and dars saying a heap
20" time, when Rastus vas in
dcworst bond, ot SIN amt iniau!ty.
ac had q JOB of totiu Shingles wa.-
tcy Vas rvpairiu' q steep root up ON
% IourIory house. tie got kcerl.ss
and Mas orttin up oa de- ridgcpolr
KILN time. some Way ur nuddrr
nc slipped, and he arrcd ~ .lidm'
towards de- caves. lie vi a-cllViu
and a.,art8hin' for dear life. but
he couldn't scotch hissclf lie kept
on sldin faster and faster, and a..
gittIn' skeerdcr and skcerdcr. When
he seed dat he was gwintcr scoot
right over de- edge and drap sixty
feet 10 de- sidewalk he luowed dat
he was soon 10 be a dead niger.
'nd he begun 10 beg and promise
and pray ike lghtnin,; Lawd, save
me and IN be a good niger
Father 'thart in heaben hallud be.
thname Kingdom come tn will be-
done-Neyer mind, Lawd. I've done
cotch on a nail by my brltches" " 49,
From NArfnan L.
Monthly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
pRIcEs 80 co.suMEs-

Ta. -l-. .E t1e price 0f everyday
article. of CONSUMPTION s more than
vague theory %. political economy
g. t F.rs practical tn. department
o. a4-l .ul,ure which recently con.
Quoted 900 utast.-atIon iu' the
prices ot m.a, Ias doac au admira.
tle service for th. country u DID
more than merely gather figures and
Doustu" charts II placed large
s.lI" OF Do. blame on th. retail crs
who demand the report said. too
large a share OF the profits NOth.
INK e,-r pl"asos all men. for al
though tho report has been ont ,ey
'rii weeks. th trade papers OF the
grOrcrs and %. butchers are s,ill
ul iu arms They construct their
own tables which seem 20 show that
The meat business is conducted en-.
tirely for charity. Yet. It's all in
the point OF view, but the unfortu.
nate feature b. that IN" point Of
View always ccntrrs in ones own
self.
The Swif; packers are paying
s"tcn per cent a year on millions Of
o. stock water that represents
merely "go d aill" and tn meat ap.
petite OF IA" American people The
butsher- nay bi,,b prirse fnr tb.ir
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
ACTUAL STARVATION
THE CITY DRUG STORE GIVES
SOME FACTS REGARDING OYs.
PEpSla

Although Indigestion and dyspepsia
ar" 50 prevalent, most people do not
Thoroughly understand their cause
and hoU 10 obtain relief There no
reason wny people should not eat guy.
thing they desir.--if they will only
chew {. carefully and thoroughly.
Many actually staryc themselves into
sickness through fear of .ating every
good-lcoking. -ooi-smelling and gooa.
tasting food because 80 does no' agree
NTH them
Dieting cannot cure dyspepsia II
We refuse every article of food that
disagrees with Us. before long We
have nothing left. and find ourselves
chronic dyspeptics.
We are so confident that We 'au
furnish relief for indigestion and dys.
pepsia that Ne promise "a supply the
medicine free OF all cost TO every one
who uses 1t according to direction ,
who is not perfectly satisfied with the
Results We exact no promise, an /
pu, no one under any obligations
whatever. Surely nothing coul5 be
fairer We are located right here
wher" YOU live, and our reputation
should be- sufficient assurance OF o..
/ genuineness OF our offe~
We want every one who is troubled
with Indigestion or dyspepsia I'm any
from to come to our store and 70, q
box of ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets T X,
them home and give them a reason.
able trial. according TO directions.
i They are very pleasant to take. they
sooth" the irritable stomach streug.
then and inyigoratc the dige stiye or
gans. promote healthy and natural
/ bowel action almost Immediately Pc
lieye nausea and stomach irritation,
produce healthy digestion and assim-
ilation, and promote nutrition.
! A 2j-cent package of Rexall Dys.
! pepsia Tablets furnishes II days
treatment. In ordinary cases This l.
sufficient to produce complete relief.
| In more chronic cases. q longer treat.
/ mcrt, OF course, is necessary. and de
pends upon the severity OF the trouble.
For such cases We have two larger
sizes 20 cents and $l.00. Rememhc.
YOU can obtain ReXall Remedirs 20
Ardmore only at our store. The Res.
all Store. City Drug Store. W. q"
| Frame, Prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
A LOOK AHEAD

Reasons for couhdenc" in an excel.
lent. II not record. trade IN 1910 are
many The agricultural Interest Is
prosperous a. never bcfor" IN the
rountry's history. and the first OF the
great crops of the year Wheat-en
tsrs the winter in excellent condition
on ncNt+orccord area. High prices
FOR all farm produce would seem TO
giarart". enormous paintings OF all
crops ais year. Spring orders al
ready received by 'Obbers and whole
sale.S ant business booked by manu-.
iacturDrs practically insure the full or
years crop and trade outlook takes
more definite form Wall" II might
be- erroneous 10 expect the record
building expenditures Of 1909 20 bee
EXCEEDED In 1910 an active years bus
.ne-s Is looked for II Is generally
conceded that the railroads will bee
free 5p.ndors FOR improvements In
tho coming ymr Finally. II reports
as - holiday and retail buying are
correct. public purchasing power. de-
spite hi-h prices ruling. seems To be
airly normal All these Things ind.
cat" activity ia high degree. MoIi.
flying or qualitymg these features
fCmcV nat SIS the question OF the effect
increased price levels of conmo liucs.
and therefore OF lll costs Of business
and industrial operation. viii have up-
on general business These have AL
ready lcsacn"d profits and bid fair to
bee productive OF much friction In iu
dustrial lines IT tho activity conf
IDENTIFY looked for cNcnuatrs. active
money markets md firm rates would
seem probable Indeed. thc calm In
speculation after e.rhcr activity re-.
sulting in new high record price levels
Is taken by some To- indicate that
the securities markets have already
dis 'ountei mucn OF the future Con
srGyatism and tact in dealing with the
labor situation and with the politico.
economic questions which are press
ing for solution would seem necessary
Il what now looks Tx" very excel
lent trade outlook IL tn b" nnly real
izcd In 1910 -lIrldstrr IS Review
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
To the Qualified Voters and Citizens
of the Town OF Wheeler, Okla.

Notice is hereby given to you, and
all other persons interested in the cor
poration OF the said town OF WAeeler,
that on the 22nd day Of January, 1910,
the County Board of Commissioner
OF Carter County. Oklahoma. have or
deaed that an election be held in said
said town shall be incorporated under
the laws of the State of Oklahoma
relating TO the Corporation OF Cities,
Towns and Villages. and you will
take notice accordingly.
ROBT. +. SCIVAILY.
q. X. nARDEN.
w. NJ. KIRKPATRICK,
s.I0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
\ FRIEND

Til" uusies, and mightiest little
thing tina: ever was made is Chamber.
la!ns stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re-
qulrc their aid These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, gloominess into Joyous.
ness. Their action is so gentle one
don't realize they have taken a purea.
tive. Sold by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05

Chamberlain's Cough Remed" - a
very valuable medicine for throat IN |,
lung troubles, quickly relieves and
cures painful breathing and a danger
ously sounding cough which indica ,es
congested lungs. Sold by all deaIats
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
Our Town Druggists

sAy that painki,lot sells the best of an,
medicine they keep; lurln' he hart shines
Of the past year or two, tlrro Vor" uon,
too poor 10 pay their quarter Tor Il bottle
Of tins Indispensable family medicine. H.
SOc. bottles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05

T.. I.--4 Hi9'. I1d, ,''"..
pa u.'' u.--iI..a An ..p. u.
-.rlI-'s az 'oI- rnrt.. Ax1.
S-.s '1.r -" "nKir"- IA. b..en
t.l- - ."I,.- Ta."u.n' A. -. epst
- %" .'r.. l-- yard. Ahil. ~.
rsa.raD.o.. NoI.d Dot 30 it for less
than So" Wal- Ardmor- h., 800
.-. f.- ..n1i-..s plant. the same
sind ~ machinery 81, needed % put
foRn mo-. street. paving Litt Ard.
more og' o. 'he mud. ca' Br-ui.t,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-05
At THE
MAJESTIC TONIGHT

Continued from a.. 1nej
S"t ~ ne chase, lt.eS. ! Do no.
com" here often and this may be
your as: chance. have been cap.
.ur.d IN many u,h.r Cities by Ia
dos some ~ -a.s- cities here in
Oklahoma . mus; q" captured By
SON" one O,.fo-. I.ate the city,
and -. -.sard paid Thi. is my
cou'rac, Aith IN. Daily Arimor.ite
aDd they Rill permit no evasion.
Arm Yourself with 'Hs paper tonight
J-Ae .ates. issu.I and 81, ... .Ita
tSon down fine and syo, a.l t sou
spo. me-. do not s.. excited .e oa.u
and don't miss one word %. these .l-.
You are the Myste..ols N- H-E
o, %. DAILY Ardmo-eit, g.. Jean
paper iu the state. .u. .l. J.-. SD .
! ti~in- medium iu tue city F-
ont just nos much ,A.-s ao-d- a..
/ valued to you Dr. said 60 the .-at MAR.
Yr-. o., youth wa, right nho.
said 1T looks IFS. big uie., 10.
nigh,
IoI wi.l ,uink 500 t.o E. SON .it
. Ia" Majestic theat,. tonight
. ! have th. decided ad,iuta.. oi
! course. Tor the reason that / am FIST
ou the s.ouud and ul,. everything
mapped or-
l Don't try 30 cut,e Tom Wilkes OF
the pm'ltcr.um. INTO giving You "A
! mp on me- tor tha. would be- unfair.
! Tom D., doing al my work aud Aa, my
| wardrobe pretty Well spotted Il
mean he takes the spots" OUT and
/ asking him anything about M would
/ b" as unfair as using an Ardmorcitc
want al' TO locate me.
When hI,t came to your city. !
met a few %. your leading citizens and
among them vas O. G. Warren Of tho
Cold Storage Meat Market This gel
ial gent assured me he would sure ct
IN" before left town. so yesterday
Thought would test his ability as an
amateur disciple of the great and only
! Sherlock Holm,s, Rushing into his
place OF business. disguised as a
horny handed son OF toll" inoulr
ed as 10 what he aa, paying for hogs
Told him I had a road ! hld just
brought iu and after Dantcring for
som. time told him ! thought coul5
do bette .lscNh,rg. but promised /
would come hack md so,. him bcfor.
. sold wonder IL ne l., sim waitilg
/ for DO" 10 return. Nr Warren mry
be- posted I'm .hr price" of swim. bl'
{ am sure bee wouldn't recognize ON
r. hc should So. f. "di gui-od.'
Com. o,..- I'D Nh. N.f.,ti, tonight
Mr. W3rran and I!l .i,.. Won ono.,...
clau.. n ann fp , -d.r. d.y.,r
mood tonight ann u,uI, tn ID. .,.,.
tan .cap.riur- around end talk. .,..,.
biz cHau... viii app..r Al r.r,.
din.r.,. show. ana will ..Br ono
over ON som. ,oo, upsu,p.ctir. I'm.
diyIdual Thor. 4, one man am
va,cbira md .,a, is Fount pustop
a. f.. altnrnfnor TOO f.iskv .or , man
of bi. .r, and -lr. viii "hc1r" watch.
ing
lac. n,yo..- Mae owen. the Girl
fine hip VOICE vino viii -ipa the
t.. rated song Al IN, Majestic thea.
,,,n - pi,., Nj. ON on.o.