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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
DOG. FOB or BURGLARS.
SLAIN BN SECRET SHOT

NEW YORK Special -Queenie. a
prize hul terrier. faithful guardian ot
-he home OF Bert Weiss. WAS klled by
a mysterious revolver shot Wcdues-
day. and Mr.. Weiss insists that bur
glars she had driven away were the
slayers. BE declares Quceule died
heroine.
4 refused $500 for her last week.
said Mr. Weiss Wednesday night Mr
Weiss S. a manufacture OF BARRIERS
supplies. and lives in a brOwnstone
dwelling al 25g West one Hundred
and Twenty Street Back of
the house Is row OF fats. MT Weiss
raised Queenie from puppyhood. and
the biz aggressive dog was a family
pet. Moreover. she had an impressive
pedigree.
That dog" said the owner. used
10 roam an ever the house while We
slept Never was there such watch
Kept as Queenie's.
Several times lately thieves have
tried 10 get into my house. BAT
7 Queenie was on her job. She raised
I the alarm every time and the burr
glars We're glad 90 get away Two
weeks ago. at our supper time. 1870
heard Queenie barking and looked 60
see what the matter was. The front
4 door was open and the dog was slt-
ms parting SEQ ding 20 whomet el
had forced the lock.
+ Queenie was let our into the back
Z yard Wednesday afternoon ty Miss
F Annie Weiss. soon Miss Weiss heard
+ two shots.
She went 20 the yard and saw tnt
+ dog staggering toward her. QueenI-
had let OUT one yeiu OF pain. afrel
. that her breeding forbade even g
. whimper. although she was mortan,
f wounded.
Hiss Weiss was DECEIVED by th,
dogs pluck. There Vas spot o
blood on Queenle's side. The youn-
woman got a bottle or peroxide an.
washed the wound. However. "a hul
let from a revolver had found rtra
mark. and the dog died while a, e
Weiss was seeking the cause o. OBJ.
trouble
Detectives searched the fats behi n.
the Weiss home In an EFFORT 20 trace
the shots Almost everybody pa.
heard the airing. but none could tel
from what quarter the bullets came
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
n ABEL HACKNEY USED
DOG WHIP On INSULTER


NEW YORK SDeCial-Iaurenc Try
INK. actor playwright. and his wife.
known fn the stage as Nab Hack
utF. made thclr dcouts as speakers Aor
WON ID. suffrage tuesday afternoon az
the lr.. meeting for the season OF the
the Ho.cl Asfnr Mrs. Dora Montefore.
newly arrived from London. also made
her f-t. American $50. Gen.
Mt lrtlnE confessed that Pc had nos
bat at-'nrtet bis conversion go an open
air me.tlrr in Hyde Park. where tne
womc1 were lusuItel oF the men So Nn
crowded about Che cart from wn-ci.
ar. Living chat he called ONE man CD
Near'r aI actors ~ intelligence. Nlr
lrNlng rlI. we've s.rraE sts, because ir
comm ..l tre lines of new para tr
az short l time ass unssi Bile. whsle Che
men ....r.,i about drank ana goe-
sInei
that ..e suuraectte methods are un-
iadyi >.. slld that f1drliSc methods di.
not a '.-.re Edo" She instanced dar
when -.r took her Irish terrier 60 walls
I0 thr london streets and it "came of
q Dr. '-.d my dos whip 90 summon g.
hanson" sho said. "oUf at the sigma
t d man come o1t ~ doorway and mat'
I v.r. enp ,easant r.-n4irS Co. ne,
I had hroseht that raised dos whip dow
I nr~n-. ..s face. Tf u-nerr 'nHr ke .unr
r haps hu- Do seemed necessary.
s,~,.t.4 vrftr +r. ---rl-r sr--.
/ movement. fwolt upon trn 0cof ~ tr
. wnI. Hut female interest IN tre COY
nrDrn. n. n-. Called fNr fnn 'r'nI Mnf"
/ erNoo.. which looks heront 're inrne
diate fomc to the comfort az the ra
H.nm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
CHURCR OPPOSES
PROPOSED FIGHT
JcliricS-Jotrson Bout Given setback
by Death cd Tommy Mccarthy in
sitt With Moron

~ y ~ ~ We I'A.A sass
Nrra......r church t..rti .tt44Z
ulnin-l COL. fcIricr-iuhu~ prize
nuht d. Ht4.- waEcd today us thr
result o. l.t death st Tommy flc-
Carthe. ere ftzaswclEst Fuliii~t in-
tally Infurtl 'rtdny s.l-hu tu Ca bout
NIth Dm Moran. the t.uEitrn
fcntltrres cts ht. nder the leader
ship of tA- -cu lrnr Cisco church
l.-dcratinr. clcrz1 nlca throu--isous
talifur.t. avc prcpariuE tn nuke
formal rrrf. ~t SO the state and the
AInturda county authorities uisaiu-t
uhr hes. weight thuui ialun~ ulp
match slotted for Nuly fth.
Denuucllfluu from the pulpit yerter
tag was followed today nt prepare
tons Tor a s....l. meeting ul tne rct
GRAFTON aIl tle arpolntmc ut nf com
IN lfrer fo Dalrr the protest ro Cover
nor euIttr from san lIeE.. Fresno
santa Cruz. SAN Jose. o. <-a.t. >acra
mento. Eurtel and O. SCORE 90 othe
" ldely separated cities and towns, de-
n1ends for fIe stopping ot the big nel
came today from CLERGY men and con
greEatlou~
Though BOD some sporgus circles. N
situation lr viewed with alarm. d.
hackers of rhr JeTrles- Crimson ngh
and the princip pals themselves today de
clared that thcy believed there VI oll
be lo Interference
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

mere vas little violence among
them Occasionally one wouid be-
But the disaster generally kad
stunned them They repeat the facts
q the accident. a. FAR a. known. In
a dull wanncr. but understanding -
not theirs.
There are children. too. Like their
mothers. they cannot realize the ex-
tent % the accident This morning
they began 90 bring the bodies out
As. one b. one. the corpses were laid
out in the great patch % grouad set
aside as a temporary morgne. the 40
men clustered about them
For the most part there was no
hope OF icentifyirg the victims. dis
Hgured a. they werr- but the women
searched and examined each body
each bit 81 clothing. with piuful arN-
iety. When dawn came today. the
grounds OF the mine were still COW
cred with debris o. the explosion. in
spite Of the nignt-long efforts 60 clear
For hundreds % reot in an dsrec-
tions from the exit of The shaft tim
beers were piled iu tangle. where
I thcy had been tossed tSe tooth picks.
+ Two ~ the three victims OF the eN-
niosion found trst remain unidenti-
I lcd-
The story of the explosion was told
+ today hv Milton brennan. the mine s
. aperintendeut.
Only One Explosion
"lt seemed 90 me Ike "a gas eN-
rlosion. 4 was ln the engine room
across the river from the shaft en-
trance. when suddenly the buuding
seemed shaken by au earthquake. This
terrific roar OF the explosion was ac-
Icompanied by a tower OF flames thai
shot 90 heighth OF fully 30Q feet
There was only one report"
Considerable comment was arousef
today when lt became known that hu
I a few weeks agO the mine was report
I "a as dangerous by the M ne Inspector
who found gas in the passages.
The rcscucrs who penetrated into fh'
mine today reported that in an prob
ahIltF most 90 The victims We're trap
B ped lt fnc lowest depth ur the mine
che -.a0o-fo0t level.
Do ts known thot five 90 the kiic'
escaped with thtir lives .u the MulE|
. Disaster. coming here GO Set new jobs
The presence OF an ORGANIZED rescu
corps 1f the MuiEa mine EreatIr aides
r -lc-Iroflng the start &C Che work ca
'1Ios. The star on doctors and nurses
.Ie men accustomed to fhe uso of oNy
sem helmets nud an the hospital facII
JOS thar had been gathered nc th
other mine We're rushed here. f0rluo Iu
. nc hospital CAR OF the Tennessee Goa
iron and Railroad Company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
ELKINS SAYS RAILROAD
BILL WILL BE PASSED

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Special. -
Senator Elkins. OF West Virgil MIA. who
has charge OF the railroad bin In the
Senate. accompanied by Senator
Crane. OF Massachusetts. were early
callers at the White House Friday
They assured the President that the
Republicans have a sufficient ma
JOrity 20 pass the bill President Taft
Is understood 10 be willing 70 accept
the bill with the merger and pOOling
rate clauses stricken out
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
To Raise Maine.

Washingtcn.- Special--A bill was
passed by Tile Senate providing for the
raising and removing % the battleship Maine.
which has been hying On the Havana harhor for
the past twelve years. and the burying Of the
dead bodies Uhsth went down with the ship n
tn National Cemetery az Arlington The MAST
OF the Inflated ship VIII be lifted above the
graves % che dead bodies as monument
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

A ma died. an 81 millions more.
Isl earth 3
Peace 90 his ashes May ne reach the shore
His mother reached ere he crowned instead
e a king-last night died.
beegar the sod
humility
alSetne before his God
Through sun-singed tropics aags loSered
Tn he we'll shall the call OF time
kings and paupers-they die
which they've
which
And all tace the ony Cod
griors OF nations-they
Cannon-t1sy helpless. =
Sd - e
The tuSects-sazEe 4ryrhinEl
the a monsrch's 8usx
ulngie a
peat non ID he rCssa va rua3
Saviour Eho teaching - Col
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
Frre - our Rraarra-

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co. Cntca-
-. for 4S-page Illustrated Eye BOOK
Free. Write an about Your Eve lrouoie
and they viii advise as 20 the proper
Application or the Murine Eye kemeoles
RI Your special Case. Your prugElst VIII
teN Yea that Murine Relieves Sofe ssye
siren gthens Weak Eyes. noesn't Suiar 9
Soothcs Eye Pain. and sells Tor oec. Try
Il Ia Nour Ewes and in Bsoys rySs Tor
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

Nary had q little lamb.
ON wheels 10 ran around.
But father made it's ratchets Jam
And nov % can't be wound.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

PORT INION COSTA RIGA,
Specialize three days Central
America has been shaken hH Nio-
lent ctrthquakr-. The shocks
continued Saturday. For the seN-
enth time in history Carriage. ior
mer capital Of Costa Rica- lies in
ruiH-. Dthcr cities have been DE-
~troycd. Careful estimates based
on the latest reports received
here to-day give the following as
the extent OF the disaster. Dead,
600. injured. $500, homeless.
800, towns destroyed or par
tiutlY wrecked. a.
pnraso. town eight miles Co
the east OF Carriage and OrU~i.
twenty miles Ca the ~OutheaSt.
are both reported "a have met
the fate OF the larger city.
The volcanoes Turialba and lrasu
already partially or wholly in erup
.Ion give signs on "a severe outbrea <
The entire population ot the Cen
rraI and Northern sections OF Cpsti
Bica is in terror.
Railroad Tied Up.
The railroad running from here @
the North. with spurs to Carta-o am
SAN Jose. is tied up. 10 IS believe
mat the line has been completed
wrecked fra places and that its recon
struction. for a great portion OF Dc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
he MARRIED THE
WRONG WOMAN
SUBJECT TO BE DISCUSSED BY
DIR. BROWN AT FIRST cHIsTIAN
CHURCH TONIGHT.

The house was crowdc, last night
to hear The Golden sta rway." 1t
is very apparent that Mr.. Brown is
thoroughly yersed in the Scripture by
the ready manner in which he calls
forth his quotations Mr. Brown is
an instructive preacher. In his ser
mon last night he made very plain
the steps into the Kingdom and the
life men must live afterwards.
Tonight Mr.. Browns subject is He
Married the Wrong Woman" Every
person is anxious to hear this subject.
Come early so you may get a good
seat. There is no charge at any of
these services.
MIR Brown has established ques-
tion box at the door and will answer
any sensible question placed in the
box.
Prof. Gardner has large chorus
and is giving good music. 4 special
song service before the sermol.
Everybody welcome.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
Fifth Sunday Meeting.

Program of Fifth Sunday meeting OF
Baptist church at sullivan beginning
on Friday night before the fifth Sun.
day in May, 1910.
Introductory Sermon Friday night
by Rev. J. NJ Hammons. I'd d. Ham.
ilton, alternate.
Saturday morning . o'clock. Devo.
tional Service led by Rev. Geo W.
Whitfield.
9:3O-"Why Preach the Gospel to
the World. led by l.. b. Smelly.
10 o'clock-"What Should be the A..
titude of our Christian Men Toward
the Prohibition Question as it Stands
in Oklahoma Today?"-Led by Rev.
Leslie Sanders. d. y. Curb. alternate,
lo:3O-"The Need of a Better Sys.
TEN of Organization in Our Associa.
tion." Rev. b. y. Hultsman.
II o'clock Sermon-Rev W. r.
SelN idge.
> o'clock Devotional seryice-Snow
Mex nze.
230-"Do the Scriptures Teach that
Christian Should Tithe His Gross
Income. '-Rey. c. NJ. Curb.
3:3O-Board Meeting
$40 Sermon-E. ID. Hamilton.
sunday II oclock-Missionary Ser.
mon-Rey. h. y. Hultsman,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25

fall. We are going To repeal section
o. hit or miss. then we will have rail.
road building. land advancing. and Ok
lahoma in the front ranks. with capital
seeking investments here. What does
man care where the railroads keep
their offices. or whether We have a
railroad commission or not. If We are
making two dollars where We are max
ing one now with the present restric-
tions thrown around rairoa building.
Railroads build cities. develops "A
country. pays half your taxes. makes
bucket br gades. puts prosperity In the
land. SO also does oil wells and cheap
fue,-gas. Let's have both in Ara
more. W. =. POLAND.
=. S.-lI.one Grove is dandy She
is coming up with her part of the
money. and don't ask any favors. She
is a live wire. She Is going to get a
railroad and an oil well too.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25

Royal Ins. co. VS.. Ardmore Heat
& Light Co.
Mrs. w Stewart VS. Ardmore
Heat Il Light co.
william II. Prater VS.. The Eminent
Household OF Columbian Woodman
Mark Kirkpatrick, Guardian. sue
cessor to j. F. Robson, Guardian
VS.. Joe +. Henry ct al
All other cases appearing on set
ting already published and not upon
the jury assignment will be called
daily and disposed OF as they appear
now on the setting referred to. which
commenced on Monday. May 10th.
All attorneys will also take notice
that the eases already on file in
the district court, without regard
to whether they appear on the set.
tings referred to, and in which the
pleadings remain unsettled, or in
which answers will become due be.
fore the term expires, will be subject
to be called up by the persons in
terested and action by the court Ia.
ken.
The purpose OF the special term
is to relieve the jury docket but the
trial of this docket will not inter.
fere with the taking of orders in 9th
er causes. If the time permits. as
they may be brought up.
Published by order of the Court
this the 18th day of May, 1910.
c. r. VERNON.
Clerk OF District Court of Carter
ounty, Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
Monday, June 18th.

The Jennings company rs. Frank
Dyer, ct al.
Griner Drug Co, vs.. B. II. Colbert,
ct al.
S. NJ Fuqua vs.. G l. Lowcry.
CE Roger VS.. J II. Adams. ct al.
j. Il McCarty VS. II Adams. et al
A C.. Dennis VS. q. l.. Dennis.
JE. Bowles w. L. G a. 5 + Ry Co
Henry Bier VS. b. f. Alberson. ct al.
Tuesday. June i4th.
Max Westhelmer VS.. George Me.
Laughlin.
Max westhemer VS.. q. W Bling
ham, ct al.
Jury Civil Docket.
of the District Court for the Eighth
judicial district, held at Ardmore, Car.
ter County. Oklahoma. Special term
commencing June 18th. 1910.
Turner & Virgins VS.. Charles Co
hee, ct al.
+. l.. Poland VS.. City OF Ardmore.
FIRST State Bank of Ardmore VS.. 7.
J. Jordan. King a. McCants. interplead-
II. J. Williams VS.. c. W. Thomas.
ct al.
National Lumber 4 Creosoting Co,
VS.. Ardmore Traction Co. ct al.
John Hartnett VS.. S. A. Newland.
Wednesday, June 18th.
w. A. Fridge VS.. Wilmington.
Mrs. VI. c. Ferguson VS. C X &
p. Ry Co.
Stella Farve VS. David Shelby. ct al
Marceline Farve vs.. David Shelby
Thursday, June 18th.
Eta Criner ct al. VS.. st. l.. & S
Ry Co
Donald Fitzgerald VS. J. II. Huckle
berry
Marguerite Wilson VS. II F. Bcay
ers. ct al.
Carol A Wilson VS.. II. F. Beavers
ct al.
Frank King. by his father VS. C. II
a. + Co.
Henry Bourland VS.. J. II. Willis, c
al.
II l.. Jennings VS.. G. c. a S +. Il
Co.
Friday, June 18th.
First National Bank of Ardmore VI
W. 4 II. II. Colbert.
S A Newland VS.. w 4 Gillian
J. X. Garner vs.. J. II. Akers.
A. J. Elmore VS.. G Il & = Ry. CO
l.. l.. Tyer 4 Son VS.. VI Wheeler
VI. +. Davis VS.. st. l. 4 S + r.
Co.
c. +. Adams VS. T S White.
Saturday, June 18th.
I'd w Roe ct al vs. Union Saving
Association.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
koW's ThiS7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
f. J. Cheney for the past fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan.
cially able to carry out any obligation
made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
situation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
PikERS, KNOCKERS, kiCkERS
ROOSTERSil

What are you, which are you, VINO
are you? DO you know that there are
only few citizens i'm this town who
are showing the right spirit in an
effort to get cheap fuel for Ardmore?
Do YOU propose to let that few do all
the work. have all the worry OF rails
ing funds, and collecting money to
pay the drillers for the one well we
have put down. and the one that is
now going down at Lone Grove DO
YOU think it easy work. ch.ld's play,
when half of the subscribers refuse to
pay their installments, offering, one
excuse and another? Is there any
valid reason why every property own
er in this town should not help and
contribute TO this effort of obtaining
oil or gas near Ardmore? II you have
and get busy. Is there any valid reas.
on why the Commercial club should
ont get behind this move and help
push il? is there any valid reason
why every newspaper in this town
should not push, kick and enthuse this
people over this project. II there is,
then | am ready to quit. throw up the
job, and give more of my time to farm.
ing and raising red hogs. and lie; the
town go to the "demnition bowwows." 4"
| | am out a year or SOS time and sew
eral hundred dollars of my own mon.
ey, trying to get cheap fuel for Ard
more. ! am getting tired, when tired
| balk. and then stop. Is there a live
wire in this town not already interest
ed In the Poland Gas a. Oil Co., (mis-
named, should have been "Ardmorc
Cheap Fuel Effort COZ who will get
out among the several hundred other
property owners and business men ana
interest them In becoming members,
so that We can go on with this work
and keep it up? If you don't, the sher.
iff may have his day, as these drillers
must be paii. Mr.. Sheriff was delayed
one month last pay day. by myself and
TWO OlltlS, llulN luudl uOAt
for $4,000 and borrowing the money
at the bank TO pay pressing neews Pay
day is here again, and | am getting
tired. We have about 100000 worth
of casing paid for, and several thods.
ands dollars in past due and not Il 10
notes. Enough to drill the third wei!
If all was pail, up. We are down over
100 feet In the new second well and 1t
will be put down rapidly, Notes 1nd
casing will not pay the drillers Ioard
bills. fuel bills, repair bills and etc.
We need a financier, and live wire
to interest all those people in town
who have not contributed TO TINS
cal Sc We need more enthusiasm
among our good people. We need a
good lawyer to enforce payment on
some OF our back due paper We
need a big stick to kill a few knock.
ers. We need n gusher gas or oil well
TO bring about a building boom in
Ardmore. Ardmore is doing well, and
we are going to make a bumper crop
and everything is going TO be rosy this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25

You think sa'0 u sightseer. &C.
cording To the New York sun. that
the statement that you di.-t get
home uutil > a. M. because you We're
in Jail would be an excellent excuse.
but evidently some of the wives in
this city won't accept it, MAGISTRATE
Moss was presiding in the night court
some time ago when a prisoner was
arraigned for being drunk.
After the magistrate had asked sew
eral questions and was answered In a
manner that left little to doubt the of
fender was tit TO be discharged, he
sternly inquired: II let YOU 20. will
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
|. (. u Il u q u q u u u u u q
NEWSPAPER cHAFF. ::
!. 3: :: :: 3: :: :: .. :: .: :: ): 8: :: 8: ).

The candidate Tor COOK resumed IN,
third degree.
Would / be eXpectc. 10 leave the
sitchen, ma am?
80"
Nor shake rugs, nor clean windows
nor wipe up floors
so"
"Nn would / get summer vaca.
tiun. ma am with ull pay?'
II really can't promise you that
The ca, d date arose
This breaks OF negotiations,
ma'am. ! wish you good day
The lady saw a chance to throw In
a little mild sarcasm
II am sorry to have trespasscd up
on your valuable time" she said.
Don't mention II ma'am." replied
the candidate affably. Fifteen cents
viii square the damage, ma a'am-two
car fares an moving picture show
Thank you. maam.'
And she drifted away -Clcyelana
Plaindealer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
Court Square, the king Of 25 cent
coffee, az w J. Lanes. 24-3
ORR.

OHH.
Orr. Okla. May 23.-We are having
plenty of rain. had some wind and hail
Saturday evening. The wind did some
damage as II blew several small build.
ings down. Most everyone went to
their storm houses.
Prospects are fine for good crops
this year.
Health is good. We hear of no sick
ness.
j. o Bradshaw. principal of our
school has gone to New Mexico, for
a months visit. Mr. Bradshaw is a
splendid teacher ana We are glad to
know he is to be with Ms next term.
Walter Hodges visited Ardmore and
MCAlcstcr this week
Mr. and Mrs. 4. +. Scivally have
gone 10 Hot Springs. Ark, for few
weeks visit.
John Mcdonald made business
visit Ia irdmorc this week.
Mss Ethel Walker ana, Walter Brad
ley We're married Thursday evening
O,ly few friends We're present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
@ q q NATURES CURE
FOR RHEUMATISM

In disease painful Rheumatism
habit medicines
thorough the
and
healthy instead
with natural healthfu Book
advice to all who write and
THE SWIFT SpECIEIC ATLANTA CA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
A Man Mants 10 Die

only when lazy liver and slug gish
bowels cause frightful dependency.
But Or. Kings New Life pills expel
poisons from the system bring hope
ard courage cure all Liver, Stomach
and Kidney troubles; impart health
and vigor TO the weak, nervous and
ailing. 25c at Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25

John ID. Rockefeller would go broke
IL he should spend his entire income
trying to prepare a better medicine
and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea.
dysentery or bowel complaints II is
simply impossible, and so says every
one that has used 1t. Sold by all
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
Notice, Tennesseeans.

All Tennesseeans who desire TO
join the state society may leave
their names at Tom Roberts barber
shop or phone Jim Duston at 2iS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
Removal Notice.

Halls Texas Wonder will remove
Kidney Bladder and Rheumatism
trouble. sl0O bottle contains 60
days treatment and seldom one bottle
fails 10 cure. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25

How to cure constipation, lick head
ache. sour stomach, torpid liver indi-
gcstion and dyspepsia: Go to your
tie of Or. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25
A New Breakfast Food
npR. PRICE'$>I
ALGRAllV

A combination Of cereals WHEAT. OATS RICE
and BARLEY Nothing like it upon the market. The
most nourshng wholesome and paatabe food ever made
Created by Dr. Price. Pure Food Producer for half
century. If dyspeptc try this food So easily dgested
will agree with the most delicate Ask your Grocer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-25

Bob Lees house for sale. See Ola
Hollaway at City Hall. 2O-6