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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28

here visiting Mrs. Il. Y. TAYLOR win
leaNc on Saturday for their home in Los
Angeles. o" i'S
The athletic girls Of the high soho,,
r,haporoncd BY. Miss Elsie Ward and Miss
trrnstron. VIII attend tho norrormauco
or Lhe College Widow" tonight at The
Mr and Mrs. Wellington r.. Lake
nnaFc ma issued Invitations for dance, 10
he given AT their home. Cobblecrcsi. on
Friday evening, December s.
Mrs. II. +. CASSIDY of New York. for
merry MISS Ruth Bcaslsv Of this city
who is here visiting her mother, Is tic
mother OF A baby girl. born Yesterday
NJ cassidy will bc here shortly TO join
The \. \. +. club will be entertained
To-Day at a luncheon by Mrs. r. Y. Black
Nh and Mrs o. z. Atkins arc re-
Joicing over the arrival of 4 daugh-
ter, who came to them Yesterday morn
ing. Mrs Atkins was Miss Hazel Bow
man and Is here on n visit To her mother.
Mrs. Bapnister is now AT home with
MIS-. H. is. klingcndcr in the Miller
The members Of the Bili<on club will
enjoy the play together at the Orphusm
theater this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Il T. Evans left yestcr-
day for san Francisco after n visit here.
Mrs. Rollo FaInsNorth of Ogden is in
town for few days and is ut tho Hotel
Utah.
Miss pluma Purcell will entertain at
cards this evening at her home il COM
pIilncnt 10 her guest, Miss Gertrude Gal
iagher OF Kansas City.
The ladies of Heath NJ r.. church will
hold a cake sale al Keith q Rrien s on
Wednesday, beginning in the morning.
Miss Marion Whitney will entertain her
friends a dancing party Oh "Wednesday y
evening ut Whitney hall.
William Alexander will entertain with
n dance at tho Odeon tonight in cclcbra =
tinn of the twenty -nrst birthday OF Miss
Ruth Keuoffcl OF Butte. who is visiting
here.
The Monday Night club. hy reason Of
the tabernacle choir concert postponed its
meeting last night and viii meet tonight
at the Commercial club at S O'Clock.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Edward McCorrlck and wife To
George Il. Chandler, property IN
Bingham ..,......- y
Jesse Vincent and wife 10 salt Lake
.G Jordan NJ & Il. company part
OF section Il. township 3 south,
range ! west ,......,. .,-,-.....
Harry NJ. Wolf ct nj. 10 Cecil
Wolf. lots ? and 4. block /. Wat
sins's addition So. 80. ..-..,,..,
Mahala Higgins TO William W,
Hubbard, part Of section n,
township south, range west:
Prudential Realty company, to
George Beachler, bot 80. block 10.
Am. & FIX, plat of Laurelhurst.
T.. r. Wicks TO Caroline r. oliver.
lots :. and ., block ID, Poplar
Christian NJ Larsen and wife TO J..
G. Parry. part of section ..
township south. range ] west
Clark q. Dunshee and wife TO
Westminster Investment com
many. lots and S, block :.
Wcstmiuster Heights ..,.... 49,,
Clark a.. Dunshec 10 Westminster
Investment company. lots ana :.
block I. Westminster HriShts.
John Bcdgood and wife 10 l,idh
Ecrscy. part OF lot IS, block >.
Park View addition .,.........'.'
Ensebrc, Knudson and VIE to
Crete l.. Johnson, part Of lot ~
block II, pIal 49,
Mary i. Madison TO Hanna ;. Nc
cree. part Of section A. Township
2 south range I cast. -,.,....,,.
Mar W. Warren ct a.. TO George
'oI' PGissiey. lots n and rs. block ..
West Grand View ...,:;,.s',,:;'
Caroline r Oliver TO Lillian D.
oliver, ct al. lots :, and p.
block IL. Poplar Grove '..--,;,,...
Ciaud Richards and wife To leber
I Scars. lot Al. block ? Per
girs.s second addition 49,.
| Ersnces Il. r. Badcll ct Al. 10 Henry
/. tempest. part of lots ! and !.
nlocl o Hartman city plat.--...
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All Hallows Notes

Earl Christensen. 'I2, was elected cap
tain OF the junior basketball team last
evening,
Speakers chosen for the cIocution class
tomorrow are Ralph Comstocll 49,
Charles liillis. rs; Eugene Forest, Is.
and Patrick Ryan, "a.
Suitable Thanksgiving exercises and
addresses VIII be given by the students
in all classes Wednesday.
The orchestra meets tonight at 7:20.
Much favorable comment was expressed
regarding the All Hallows band and its
fine showing a the opening OF the school
convention yesterday. They were en-
cored several times.
The f. V. NJ. sodality meets this af~
tcrnoon In the reading room
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Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

Harry W Pinnock and Cora T.. San
derS, Salt Lake.
Leo Il. Pcnro.e end Gladys g. Guyon,
Salt Lake
Charles Ed vs ri Oldham and Elizabeth
=. Chamberlain. Sail Lake.
John w Burns. Ross Fork, and Chris
tine i, Hendricks Blackfoot. Ida.
Bryant \. Page and Beatrice Pen
man. Bountifu!
Charles ~. Madscn, Ephraim, and
Mabel Iyie, Aurora
Ncils 7, Jensen and Estella NJ Rose.
Plymouth.
George W Fairbournc and Hazel
Brown, Salt Lake.
Lester q. Burcham and Nernclia Will
liams, Denver. Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28

= H. M'M.,HON was tho
r,ose yesterday 1T dcnghlfm
.,o,, for n few or her friends.
'rb a literary afternoon. to
rsich = number moro We're IN
rr,ne The round table was
'hg,ss aud was bright with the
81 &M iain autumn. together with
ar6 forms. The guests al the
ero Mrs Windsor V. Rice, Mra.
nj. Mrs \. i. Gorhan, Mrs. =.
s Mrs. Robert Gemmell. Mrs.
"n ~ a comprehensive review OF
ksWomsu'' and late In the after
mas served, Mrs. G. ". Carter.
|,,, Erancke Miss Helen Monroe
Marguerite Rice assisting the
u-s John Boyd arrived In the
10 afternoon from The west and
,Se. Hotel Utah FOR a stay OF a
Mrs. Boyd was Miss Mary
.tsv. and the marriage took place
'rraucisco last Thursday Mr..
hrotner Of Duncan Macpherson
mis- city and Glasgow. and he
.Sa host ot friends on his occa
|sfs here. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
\. tbejr home IN Vancouver. Tho
'm having mining interests in
folumbja.;
rrauk ". Jennings received yes
bceutifui French doll direct
liz seni by Miss Eleanor, Rob
/. In private life is Mrs. august
\ Tor the doll Show on De
4 The doll is oHduisitely dressed.
',n any particular character, and
ming doll of the intricate French
rship. II will not he placed on
M Until tho day OF the doll show.
-sst inortant event of Tho day,
Al the most elaborate afternoon
4 iha week. VIII be the reception
.~slin Palace this afternoon given
Irwin J., Holmes and her sister,
b 7. Harris.
d H.. Wood and Mrs. Frank
Ia have issued invita- tIons for a
4 and dance 10 be- given on De-
! In the Hotel Utah.
ri Mrs. AGuew Of London. Eng
, guests NJ the Hotel Utah for n.
q Mrs. Agpew being a daughter
!. Menzies of London. who is at
rIub for Al short stay.
nd Mrs. O, W. McGnl Of 72 Q
nnounce The marriage OF their
!, Fannie l.. Foster. TO Robert
this city. the marriage having
kce November %.
nd Mrs. Leland Il. Taylor. who
On spending the past two months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Dandruff, Stops Falling
Hair and Makes 1t
Grow,

Z out one gray hair and n dozen
tn it's place" is an old saying,
Ehb a great extent, true, if no
fnhken to stop tho cause. When
70 appear 1T is & sign that Ma.
rs assistance, Il is Nature s
Help. Gray hair. dull. lifeless
hai2 that is falling out is not
Dy sign of advancing age, for
e thousands Of elderly people
Efect heads of hair without a
kreak Of gray.
gray hairs come. or when the
kns to be lifeless or dead, some
Eliable hair restoring treatment
De resorted TO At once, Special
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
carey Act Land Opening.

~ COO acres at Jeromc. Idaho, Decem-
her IL 1911. This land is part OF
tbc Great North Side tract, which has
a record of three years from sagcbrush
"a blue ribbons and sweepstakes. For
all information. write or wire the Twin
Falls North Side Land aud Water com
D,nv Milner Idaho.
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Sues for $1,000.

In n suit fled in the Third district
court yesterday. Caroline ]. Crosby is
suing for $4,000 damages for the death
Of her husband. vino was ran down uy an
automobile on October .. JOHN Andor-
son Is made the defendant III the ease.
Crosby was taken IN the hospital. whore
he lived several days, anally succumbns
To the injuries A statement was Sc
cured from him before he died which Will
bo introduced into 80 dencn In the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
A Burglars Awful Decd

may moi parnlyze Il homo so completely
as n mothers long illness, But DR..
K;ng,s New Life Pills are splendid
remedy for women "They gave me
wonderful benefit in constipation and
female trouble, wrote Mrs, NJ; G, Dan'
hem 25c at Schramm-J Johnson Drugs,
,-n ctnres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Births.

Anlose p Clawson. l15 East Fourth
North street. girl.
Henry L, Keller, So Eighth East
street girl.
Willard l. Waldorf ST, Marks hos
william Earl sutton. ST. Marks hos
pltal. boy. 49,
Robert Lindsay McGhei. 452 Twelfth
William L. Anderson. rear 49, South
West Temple street boy
Carl c. Burt 1866 East Sixth South
street girl
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II Startled the World

when the astounding claims .wero first
'm.,de for Bucklen IS Arnica Salve. but
Forty wears of wonderful cures have
vowed them true. and everywhere it is
now known as the best salve on earth
Tnr Burns Roils, Scalds, Sores. Cuts,
Rrn;scs. Sprains Swcllngs, Eczema,
Hands Fever Sores and Piles,
6nIv 45c at johnson Drugs,
FIVE stores.
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Tingey En- Route Home.

Secretary of State c s. Tingey. who
has been attending a conference of state
bank commissioners at New Orleans, tclc-
Hraphed 10 Governor William Spry Mon
day morning that he would he home about
the middle OF the week. Mr.. Tingey Is
now I'm ChicaHo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Three Men Drowned.

VANCOUVER, Is. c.. Nov. 27.-Word Of
tragedy in which three lost their lives
in the wrecklng of "A launch by ice at
Jervis inlet was received here TODAY
Henry Nygrecn, a wcli-known lumber
man was one Of the victims.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Moose Special Meeting.

ON TUESDAY, November IS, all
Moose arc urgently requested TO attend
spccial meeting for transaction of lm-
nnrtaui business $. 3. Welsh. Sec.
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thanksgiving Food Sale

or tbc Ladies East Side guild az
Walkers store Wednesday morning.
plum pudding, mince pies, pumpkin
pies. chicken salad. cakes, doughnuts
and cookies. home made candies Jellics
and preserves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28

Rheumatic sufferers find Hood IS
Sarsaparilla Il permanent cure for their
luflamed and swollen joints and stiff
muscles
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Deaths.

Curly II. Morris. aged ~ years. %!
East Second South street. November 20
Johanna T.. Gckm9n, aged - years
S23 West First South street Novem-
hcr %.
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NeECS and Notes of
The Won1en's Clubs

The Woman club will mect this after
noon with Mrs. Alien 7. Sanford In the
laNlor apartments. Pioneer DAYS I'm
,!tah VIII be discussed by Mrs. Helen
Tho Monday Night Literary club VIII
nn,i""t tonight with Mr.. mud Mrs. y, I.
Me- Nc, anne. l2o 4 street Wesley u. King
VIII E!yc a talk on Community AdVcrtIs-
Ing. Mrs. y. r. Mccuunc will give cur
rent events. The meeting MAS postponed
from Monday night.
TIL" American Womau.s Icagu, VIII
meet tonight al the Kenyon hotel In rogu.
ief semi monthly session. Mrs. Byron
cummings VIII give travel talk. Bust
ness OF Importance is 10 be considered.
The Bay View Reading club met Mon
G1sN afternoon with Mrs. ". &. Higgins
= Ihird avenue. The lesson WAS given
nk Mfs. j. r. Davis. The magazine re-
Mrs a. !, Ensign gave an excellent pa
per ON Some Blots IN Colonial Life" \
reading of "rhe African Chief" by Will
lam ~ Julien Eryant. was given by Mrs.
ron call win current events. The next
meeting viii bc With Mrs. -. n Straup,
20 Iwetth East street. Mondsy, be
Tho Seekers Literary club will meet
,his afternoon al the home OF Mrs. Eva
lcnlple. 12S South Fifth East street The
magazine lesson will he OH Athens of
Today. Miss Madora Greenwood will
read The Greek Boy" by william Gull
len Bryant.
me ladies' Of st. Peters guild " Ill meet
TINS morning al 10 o'clock with Mrs l. A.
smith; 2i9 West Fourth South street, for
an ah-day session.
MIS-: Freeman MoruinGstars section OF
| INC LADIES' Aid society OF the First
Methodist church met with Mrs Morning
star. l2ii EAST South Temple street, Mon
Gay afternoon. 10 discuss plans for a
ohrlstmas sale at the church, December
Mrs William Iglcheart will read Peer
| ;Yhl al Rowland hall this morning with
tle Gries music by Miss Lorccu I.cary.
Next week Will close Mrs Ieleheart' $
series OF lectures at Rowland hall
The 81, Pauls Literary society will meet
tonight at tho rcctory.
The Daughters Of Veterans mot in
regular session at The !. .. -. r. hall
Monday night.
Rheumatic sufferers find Hood IS
AZ
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BETTER PRINTING

Than wo do can't be done. Century
Printing Co. 55-57 PostofIice place.
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The Daughters OF Veterans met in
regular session at The !. .. -. +. hall
Monday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28

MIS-. William Iglcheart will read pee
,,ynt AT Rowland hall this morning. Will
sne rflos music by Miss Lorecu Lcary
Next week Will close Mrs. IeIehca1ii
series OF lectures Ht Rowland hall
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Tribune Want Ads.

Boil Main 52u0. IndepoudeAt ooV'
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The 81, Pauls Literary society will meet
tonight at tho rcctory.
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Mrs. Freeman Mornincsiar's section q
INC LADIES Aid society OF The Firs
Methodist church met with Mrs Morning
star' 70 east South Temple street Mon
gay afternoon 10 discuss plans for
Christmas sale at the church, Occembe
Z and S.
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The ladies Of st. Peters guild will moc,
TINS morning at 10 o o'clock with Mrs l. A.
smith; !i9 West Fourth South street for
an all-day session.
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q j.. Wood and Mrs. Frank
In have issued iuvitst lions for a
and dance 10 be- given on De-
In the Hotel Utah.
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The Seekers Literary club will meet
lnls afternoon al the home OF Mrs Eva
Ienpie. i2S South Fifth East street. The
ma IN game lesson will be OH Athens of
ouaS Miss Madora Greenwood will
read "Th" Greek Boy" by William Cul-
len Bryant.
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Tho Woman club will mnet this after
noon with Mrs Allen T. Sanford In the
y iaNIor apartments. Pioneer DAYS I'm
tan VIII be discussed by Mrs. Helen
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q Mrs. AGuew Of London. Eng
guests NJ the Hotel Utah for n.
I, Mrs. Aguew being a daughter
!. Menzies of London. who is at
club for Al short stay.
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The ladies Of Heath NJ. r. church will
bold a cake sale at Keith - Rriens on
Wednesday, beginning in the morning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25
DOCTOR PRAISES D. D. D.

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to my patients and patrons that
your remedy, ID. ID. d., reaches cases
OF Eczema and permanently cures
thom.-Dr. Ira r. Gabbert, Caldwell,
Kan
MY cure began from the first ap-
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take a thousand dollars for what d.
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ust Santo, of Chillico'he, Ohio.
These are Just samples OF letters
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Proven by thousands of cures. for
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Get trial bottle today, instant
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r. ~ Coleman, West Main ST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25
REFUSE KILLING FISH.
Complaints Lodged With the State
Against Industrial Plants.

oklahoma City, okla, July Ill
SawmilIs, cotton oil mills and oil
wells are menace Il fish in parts
of the state, where the refuse from
such industrial establishments is
thrown into the streams, according
TO Don l.aWhead Assistant State
Fish and Game Warden. Several
complaints have been lodged with
the department OF fish having been
killed Ivy such pollution of streams
ard the department ALREADY has
had to deal with several cases Of
this kind. y complaint recently was
received from Valiant, where saw
dust from sawmill was being
thrown into a stream, killing the
fish. Another complaint came from
Caddo county, where a cotton oil
mill on the banks Of a stream was
proving menace to the lives OF
fish The penalties for killing fish
in streams by pollutnS the waters
are very severe, being fine OF
from $500 to $500 and Imprisonment
for Cne year. This is the penalty
where the waters are poisoned or
polluted for the purpose of killing
the fish, but lighter penalty is
imposed where it is done without
intention of damaging the fish.
Another menace to fish in OKLA
homa streams are dams built with
out iish ladders or runaways. The
1909 fis hand game law required
that all dams in the state must
be provided with runaways for fish
within six months OF the time the
act became effective Failure of the
owner of a dam to comply with this
provision subjected him TO a fine OF
s1o for each day of such violation
of the law to be recovered by civil
action in the name of the state, 20
be brought by the game warden.
Complaints have come to the depart
ment of dams alleged to be without
fish. ladders ~ r"nawavs in Caddo
county and at Tishomingo. The at
tentiOn of owners of the dams. how
ever, was called to the law on this
subject, and the proper runaways
We're provided.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25
POLITICAL POT BEGINNING TO BOIL
SLATEMAKERS BUSY OVER STATE

! examiner and Inspector, is expected
| 10 be a candidate TO succeed his chief.
All Of the present state officers, who
are not ineligible 10 reelection, either
on account of constitutional inhibi-
tions or through having served two
terms. are expected to be candidates
to succeed themselves.
There also will be a senatorial race
in 1914, as well as in 1912 and NJ. l..
Turner an Oklahoma City banker, has
practically admitted that he will be a
candidate for the United States senate
a that time against Senator Thomas
p. Gore. who defeated him for the
democratic nomination at the first
state primaries in 1907. Turner has
plenty Of money 10 spend, and spent
II freely, as far as that is concerned,
in his former campaign for the senate.
Love Unopposed.
For next years campaign Chairman
Jack Love of the corporation commits
sion will be a candidate for re elec-
ton. and seems likely to be unoppos-
ed. Chief Justice J. b. Turner will
also be a candidate to succeed himself
on the supreme bench, and so far no
candidates have announced for his
place.
All of the oklahoma congressman
are expected to be candidates for re-
election next year, but some of them
are likely to have opposition. +. b.
Howard, treasurer OF the state board
of public affairs. who has made an
enviable record in that office, may run
FOR congress in the third district
against Congressman Davenport.
In the first district Mrs. Anna Nc
Guire LaMotte is said to be grooming
her Indian husband for the congress
sional race in opposition to her form
er husband, Congressman Bird S. Nc
Guire. She was the active manager
OF McGuires first race for congress
and Is recognized as politician of no
mean ability. so that she might make
things interesting in such contingen-
cy. If Scott Ferris should decide to
run for governor. Senator ]. Elmer
Thomas of LawtOn would be a candi-
date for CONGRESS- in the fifth district,
Out will not oppose Ferris as long ~
he wants to stay in congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25
HEALDTON.

IIealdton, Okla, July 22.-Every.
thing in this section is growing and
looking fine
We are having fine rains and the
ground is in splendid condition which
is very important for the late planted
corn and feed crops, and if present
conditions continue this section will
still raise plenty.
Cotton is looking as fine as we have
ever seen. it is making fresh growth
and fruiting well.
Stock water and grass is plentiful
and stock are doing fine.
Farmers are all smiles.
Shelton Tyre of Ardmore spent
Sunday here.
There are twin boys at the home of
DR.. Wilson since the 18th. All doing
we'll
Sam Gazaway Is here talking Oil
City and railroad.
Mrs. j. l.. Boles has gone for a visit
TO her mother at Okema, Okla.
Mr.. Cumbie, a socialist, spoke 10 a
fair crowd on the night of the Goth.
Drs. Smith and Wilson visited at
Cornish yesterday.
]. Il. Allen is gone to Loco.
Health is good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25
Escaped With His Life.

"Twen,y.one years ago l faced an
awful DEATH" writes, II. B. Martin,
Port Harrelson, :. C. Doctors said
| had consumption and the dreadful
cough had looked like ii, sure
enough. / tried everything, could
hear Of, for my cough, and was under
the treatment OF the best doctor in
Georgetown. 5. c.. for a year, but
could get no relief. a friend advised
me to try DR.. Kings New Discovery.
did so. and was completely cured.
feel that I owe my life to this great
throat and lung cure" It's positively
guaranteed for coughs, colds. and all
bronchial affections. soc and s1.00.
Trial bottle free at Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25

London. July 24.-Four thousand
barrels of whisky, equal to a quarter
OF million gallons have been destroy
ed in a fire at the Dalmore distillery
at Alness. Rosshire, one of the most
important distilleries in the north of
Scotland The damage is estimated
at $500. 600
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25
Oklahoma Is Prosperous.

Don Russell, assistant cashier of
the First National bank of Ardmore,
is in the city, guest of his brother,
Sam Russell, assistant clerk at the
Oriental Hotel. Mr.. Russell says his
city is in the middle of highly pros
porous section of Oklahoma, and that
crop conditions, while not up to some
of the things the state has done in
previous years, as such as to justify
a large business activity. Mr. Rus
sell said that one of the best things
about Oklahoma is that it is so much
like Texas, or possibly it is the other
way, At any rate, he said, they are
two of the best states and are close
together in many other respects than
graphical.-Dallas News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-25

would show the box OF Bucklen's Arni'
ca Salve that f. s. Loper, a carpenter,
OF Marilla, y. V. always carries"
have never had cut, wound. bruise,
or sore Il would not soon heal" he
writes. Greatest healer OF burns. boils,
scalds, chapped hands and lips, fever
sores, subscriptions, eczema. corns
and piles. 25c at Ringer Drug Co.