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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
RennIr Permit Issued

4 repair permit was Issued yesterday In
tho ofice Of the Building Inspector TO Mrs
]. g. chelf 10 repair brick dwelling, 90,
Nest Leigh street, 70 cost $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13

PILES CURED IN o TO II DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money ~
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
case of Itching, Blind Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in TO "A DAYS. soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13

81 probable that an election or this sort
would be carried By the advocates % bond
issue. The amount spoken or IS y2co.6pP fct
tnis one district, one OF six In che county.
The men in char6c Of the movement; figure
that forty mics OF good roads iH neeled IN
the di .rict.
Alden Bell, member o; the House from
Culpeper, is in the city.
Marshall 3. hooker. clerk o, the state
senate. Is hesc 10 ASSIGN seats In the Senate
9Hs'Tboer TO members. elect and IN make
all i!nai arrangements for the coming OF
tho lawmakers OF the upper House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
Crippled Horse Killed.

Another accident caused by the hi,b
renee and p!les OF lumber on the property
recently condemned By the city on seventh
street. occurred yesterday afternoon about d
SiocS mt seventh and Semmes Streets
when Hun street car No. No. coming a, a
lifeiy clip. struck horse owned and
driven BY Nick Whittst. OF swansboro
,nI Ig It's leg SO badly that II had 10 be
killed by Emmett Taylor, agent or IT, So
eiety Tor the Prevention OF cruelty TO AMI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
Sent In to Sober Tn.

Answering a call from Perry stree, ana
Cowardin Avenue. DR.. Crowgey. OF the city
am"uiance treated an aged white woman.
iater Identified as Sallie Caudc, OF Fifti,
street South Richmond. who was found In
u drunken stupor nj $40 o'clock yesterday
afternoon After giving the woman proper
medical attention she was carried 10 The
Third Police Station to sober up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13

The most complete collection of
exquisite stones, purchased before
the recent rise in values and there
lore offered at great savings.
Solitaire Diamond Rings, $500
to $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Sic alte &eimatb.
@effalen.

SIM Ga. 2ebensiabre lit in &c ii II
it e r ser Oberprdlioent ser Nropin3
@e5tfalen u>ro ebemalige Miniiter 0es
Snneren, Or. @berbar0 5reiberr b.
@ed b. ser Sort, geitorben.
Muf eirem Iei6e 81 8edum
brad am %. Seb. ser 1%tiabrige Sobn
elmer italienii9en Samilie 6urd'S @is
un0 ertranf. = Sn 8illerbed
bran11te am %. Sch. 6as Golonatsge=
bauoe oes @utsbeiibers &idtersmeier
nieoer. Das @ieb fonnte grobenttbeils
aerette meroen. @i@tersmeier batte
SEN &of erit Dor ID Eaaen iibernom-
men. Ser 8rano iou our@ 8eri6ul=
Ben zines observation-disclosures entitanoen
iein, 6as nit elmer 2ampe nnporiidtig
,1mging. = Gin 24idbriger 9dloiier
mur6e auf ser 5traBe BEL Bottrop
am 26. Sch. morgens erltoden aufge=
funoen. Ser Gbater lit nod nidt er~
mittelt. - Die Tbeilung Ser &teien=
pfarre 50 atten@eio tn 5 &far=
reien lift geplant. 5elbitmoroige Slar<
reien Ionen oornad in g epingbauien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
l@ or Dr. hrpi f. - cSr

g ori@enbroid. Sn 2ii-
enborf lit bodm. ST.. Mnbr. 8e-
Der i'm sitter bon 86 Sabren geitorben.
= Sn M. @laobad itarb Set
bodm. ST.. 2u0ger @ingmann, &ector
am fatb. &ronfenbouie Mariabilf, i'm
~. 2%ebensiabre. - SSn nerbeim
lit bodm. @r. Bfarrer Mid. 8ades I'M
Sitter bon 36 Sabren geitorben. = ST.
|@epen itarb bod)m. &r. 8farrer Yb.
|5dlid, SO Sabre alt. = SSn 9 +.
gen lit bodpp. ST. Hfarrer Werb.
Gboms i'm Sitter bon y Sabren &c,
|itorben. = Gas neue 5dulgebduoe in
Hreii It lit eingepeibt moroen. Die
dlteite Ginmobneri,1 bon Sbenfir r.
b e II, 6rau @ittlpe 8al1mer, lit i'm
beinabe polcnoeten SO. 2ebensiabre
geitorben. = 8eim @islaufen alf Dem
uMlten &bein" ertranf 81 &eeS Der
1Oiabrige 5obn ser gbeleute @euier.
= Ser %52iabrigc @aittpirtb S. Wler=
tes in . II c m o 5 itiir5te in ieinem
Saule pom Speider berunter uno
blieb our Stelle to0t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
8anern.

Gomtapitular SOB. 8apt. &ierl III
81 egensburg lit gum 1itularbi-
idof ernannt uno sem 8ii9of BON &e=
genSburg ais @eibbiidof beigegeben
moroen. &ier mar friiber Bfarrer
in @ilsbed. : Sn Midaffen=
b burg lit Scr befannte 5dloiiermei-
tier Mi@. Sad i'm IS. 2ebensjabre
geitorben. SSn GlImoen feierz
ten sic Gbeleute &abmeier @oloene
9ob5eit. Sn Nurnberg Fat
li@ in @eiitesltorung Sic %42iabrige
5lai6nersebefrau sdarrer erbdnqt.
= Sci 1eben6igem 2eibe lit III % e it.
+ e | m Sic 71idbr. @ittme &od beim
5eueran5unoen perbronnt. - Sodm.
Serr Sos. @rinmal0, Nfarrer in
@aDrii63en, lit inn 68. 2ebens-
jabre geltorben. = Sn 3 ornitein=
B a d tpur6e NIT 6em 8aue elmer 4o=
peQe begonnen. = Sn @eiie1bah
reierten sic @beleute Beter ibr @ol6e=
mes @beiubildum.
@arttemberg.
Sn 6 bingenb rannten, permut6=
li@ 6ur& 8ranoitiftung, 10 &duier
ab, nobel ser &aufmann Gbeoo. 8ed
Sen Go6 in Sen 5lammen fano, 2
idpere &erlebungen erlitten. s6o6en
100000 Mf. = Ser &irdenpfleger
S4ao in 30 olpertsbauen bat
ieinen 80. @eburtstag gefeiert. =
94ulfbeib @%ottfrie6 5dmio bon
Boltringem elmer Ser polfstbum<
liditen @dnner bes Mmmertbales, lit
geitorben. = &ie ser g%leisioien 5tra-
benbabn 8r0din-
gen muroen sic eriten @robefabrten
gemadt. - @onbaus, Stooel unb
S@euer 6es 8al1ern Sac. Iuds in
9 obmenfird ftelen einem 8ran=
&c gum Spfer. = SSn @e9berg=
bonen miro in oieiem 5riibiabr
init Dem 8au elmer 11euen Stride be-
go1rnen. = Die i'm Sabre 1744 er6au
tie maleriid gelegene ct. @eorgscapel=
lie in 81 e@tenitein lit pollitanoig
reltaurirt uno 0ecorirt por0er1. - Die
Staotpfarrfirde in 5pat@ingen
lit our& berrlihe Malereien perid0=
merit mor0en ln0 ebenio auh sic
Hfarrfir6e in % 1tetten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Sat MiGipueu Trcrube,.

@ie miiroe es Gltb gefolle11, Cure
Stelt1le nad) Mill!onen 81, 5ablen, mie
8udlen's Mrnica 5albe thl1t? SIRE En-
itaur,ersmert6en &uren pabrelto Ser
lebten pler5ig Sabre mabten lie. SIT
sic bette Salbe in ser @elt fir @eben,
@eidmure, eczema, 8rauomunoen,
Beulen, @rint, 5hnittmul10en, @ib-
neraltgen, mebe Nugen, 8errenfrngen,
@eIdmuIt, 4uetl6unger, 6ur6 St.
fQltung er5eugteS @eb. Sat fir SD.
morrboioen ieines @leiben nidt. 25c.
BEL ser Molitor Drl1g 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

nidt oaourd geliefert, uno es ldeirt,
as Oh uns sic Sabigfeit, iie 81 erlnn=
aen, INNER mebr perloren ginge- Mer
fauu oara,1 5meifeln, oaB sic 5raue1=
%belpeglang, sic ia unpermeioli6 mar,
lid ood) rubiger un0 obne 10 grobe
Musmiihle uno mo1rde be%oauernslper=
the ltebereilung ppQ5ogen bate menn
oie 6rauen nidt ol1d in>iobobem Grit
Sc perlernt batter, sic Natur 81 Mir
oigen uno iid) NIT ibr gu beidaftigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

&atbolifen, 1889 @pangeliide, d.
O48 &eformirte limo 800 Suoen. =
SIM Mlter BON "a Sabren ltorb in
Osnabrido ser 2ebrer a. Q. Ser
mann Sdmegmann. o
6ef1en-Maiau.
SIN glitter bon SO Sabren ltorb bo6=
miiroiger SEER SSSocob Noitaot, et1er.
Bfarrer BON 9 iibesbei m. -@e=
gen 8ranoftiftung muroe Ser 2an0-
mirtb S9nade III @elmarsbau=
lie II perbaftet. = SIM @opu5iner=&lo-
itcr 5r Dieburg lit bo@p. g. Betrus
S9menbemmam i'm sitter bon 68
Sabren geitorben. - Sin 6em 5dul=
neubau in 6iidbad itiir5te ser 53jab=
rige zimmerman @ottfr. @ottldalf
al unb mar iofort to0t. SSn Sc t.
renbreitung entitan0 in oem
ser @emeinoe geborigen alten sda<
ferbaus 6euer, Sic AZ Sabre alte
Jrau 6es Sdlrbmad)ers Meiieridmi6t
fam babel in sen Glamme1t I'M, mab=
reno ibr 10 Sabre alte Sobn uno sic
alte Sdmiegermutter idmere 8rano<
mun6en erIitten.
&eKem-9 armitabt.
Sn 6intbener idoB 6as Z Sabre
aIte S0bn9en 6es @emeinoeratbs
@obl beim Spleen nit elmer 5linte
lein 5iabriges 8ri6er6en - Ssn
SiIberg beridie6 bod>p. @icor Us.
@eqener inn Sitter bon 81 Sabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Klndor 8onroioa
MACH FlETCHER'S
GAS
8aDen.

VQ0en.
Sn M0eIsbeim brannte sic
19eis'ide Miible iamumt @obnbaus ME
Ser. = 0as @oIoene gbeiubilaum
%feierte ser alteite baoii9e @renaoier,
Ser 91idbriee Sol. 5dlper in 6rei-
burg. - @benba lit Ser Yrofeior
ser Gbeologie an ser 6ortigen timber
iitdt Or. Cornelius &rieg, Gr5biibofl.
@eiitl. &atb uno &dpitl. @auspralat
i'm y. 2ebensiobre geitorben. = Sn
&en5ingen brarnten Sdeune,
StaQlng ln0 gisfeller ser 8rauerei
Sdieole nie0er; in 3o5negg@ obn=
II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes 2anomirtbs
&uo. &rober. - 3os 2idbrige &ino
oes 2on0mirts aiibn in Oetig=
+ c / mt fiel in einen &iibel nit beiBen1
@alier uno muroe toStlid perbriibt.-
Sn Shaden (9lm @alosbut)
brannte oos Mnmeien oes Sag0aufie=
bers 9. gdert ab. -@odm. ST.. Mlops
@effner, @furrer in : ierga'rten,
lit int Sitter bon 66 Sabren geitorbel1.
: Sn Mielaiingen fiel oas De-
conomiegebdl1oe oes Sui. Med ei,1em
9ranoe 5l1m Spfer. = SSn s r0tin=
g e f%eterten Sic gbelel1te @eprg ST.
bel @oloer1e &od)seit. = Ser 9aroz
mirt5 Fbil. 3eud11er BON Inter
NJ t6beim %erfranfte int @aloe, Mieb
hilflos liegen unb fano Sen SOB ourb
@rfrteren.
Slbenbnrg.
Sn Mpen bran1te oas 9aus Ser
@ittne Claus ab. = Ias Mnneien
bes Goqmeiers @espe in 0unq=
it r p mur6e NIT ollen Mebengebdl1-
!!hen ein &aub Ser Ilammen. - Sssn
l@~insmar6en lit SOS nit Sutter-
%porrdtben gefiiate @al1s ser @ittme
|Jabrfen abgebrannt. - 1ie Soften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Sobn %. SideIimitb, @reenboro,
8a., fat BRET &inoer, uno &pie bic
meiiten ainoer befommen oud bieie
bdufig @Maltung. ~Bir baben ber>
idieoene @orten &uiten=@eoi5in se-
braudt, fan6en ober nod ME eirte, Ste
linen 10 gut tbot als @%bamberlairs
&ulten=M eoi5in." gu faufea BET Der
MoIitor 9rug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

8enn SIR Srubel babt, bon @urer
@rfGltung fret gu mer0en, miibt Str
miiien, 6aB SIR iie ni@t ridtig Be-
ban6eIt. Sc liegt fem @runb Dor,
marum cine @rf4ltung an6auern jon
fir @oden, un6 iie mir6 es ni@t,
menr SIR @bamberlatns @uiten=M eoi=
gin gebrau9t. gu faufen BEL Ser Mo=
litor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Sic eem0bnliddte l1riade bon
Sdlafloiigfeit lit ltnor0nl1ng bes Ma=
gems. Gbamberlains Magen= ltn6 Qe-
be-=Sablette perbeiiern oteie nnoro-
nl;1gen inns ermoglt6en tes gud at
i6lafen: gu fanfen bel Ser Molitor
Drug 80. Y:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Setlt &dmorrbotoen In 6 bis ii
n

Guer Mpotbeter tpirb @eIb auriiderfatten. tuern
8a3p Dintment nerfeblt. irgeno einen itau BON
iudenoen. blinben. bluterben un6 bororineenoen
Wpotbefer es nitbt 6aben. mirb es p~urtofrei ae=
Ianbt nod gmpfane oeS 8reiieS BON Der 8ariS @ses
bicine Co., ct. 2puis. Mp. 51=6n1tS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
@beinprpptn5.

9ie 5taot . iiiel6ori bate b.
S. 0as @9loB Sagerbof uno oen 0a5u
geborigen Harf angefauft. Ser @art
lit gum Gbeil bereits abgebol5t, nab
reno oos @elGnbe fir &usiteQl1ngs=
5mede perfauft lit. Sett bei6loien
sic Staotperorbneten, 6as SdloB als
@obnung fir Ben Oberbirgermeiiter
ei%n5uridten, sic groben Sale gu itao-
til9en &eprdientationsraume aus3u=
bauer uno cine 6remoenmobnung fir
itaotii9e gbrengdite gu idaffen. -
SIM Sitter bon 81 Sabren itarb bodm.
ST. @ilb. Sol. @almeoe, Gfarrer III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Sadfen.

Sn 51inesberg feierten Sic
gbeleute Sic. &einebam fire goloe=
tie &o95eit. - Sn &eiligen=
It a s itarb beim ltnterridt I'M @pm=
nahum Der 8rofeiior 5tapidi plobli@
ant S@Iage. = Sn @eiBenborn
eri1oB ser 8aute9nifer Mnton Sage
metiter I'M Streite iber @rbidafts=
angelegenbeiten ieinen Sdmager 60
n1ltno Sen, nadoem er feline Sdme=
iter Marie, sic it6 5mtiden Die Strei=
tenben mari, burh einen 5duB tobt-
lih pertpun6et bate. Ser Sbdter
murbe feltgenommen.
@annpber.
Mit 5eridmettertem Sdaoel to0t
aufgefunoen muroe auf ser 2anoftra-
BE BEL 8~ennemubIe Ser &ano<
lungsgebilfe Mapbaum aus 8relin=
gen. Mnideinen0 liegt &aubmoro
Dor. = unterbalb oes giienbabniiber-
gangs nod n tpuroe cine So
iabrige unbefannte Sra1 erfroren
aufgefunoen. = SSnabrmd bat
65, 1856 @inmobner 6abon iinb 1856
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

2eitbe, @eitenfelb unb IN ben 8e5tr-
fen ser Soiepbsfirbe nno MittelItaot
erridtet meroen. = Sn @aoer-
born muroe unter al1Beroroentlider
iTbeilnabme ser nad langem lbtperem
2eiben %peritorbene &otelbeiiber 8ilb.
Qoffelmann, langidbriger @atbsberr
uno @onrmanoeur oes S6iibenbata1l,
ons, gu @rabe %getragen. St bate
oen 4rieg BON 1870-'H mitgemadt
l,ro mar SSnbaber 0es @iiernen &ren-
aes. - Inter iebr GROCER 8etbeilt-
al,ng muroen bier am 25. Sebr. Sic
iterbli6en %lleberreite bes 2ebrers
8ernb. 8efer allf oem Oitfrieobof
beiqeiebt. : 0ei ser @iitener
Miible muroe sic 2eide oes SSnpiali=
Sen Blum aus SEM Miiblengraben &C.
5ogen, in SEN Ser Mam ieoenfalls I'M
1unfeln gefallen 1T. = Sn cid :
It ringboue fano iiingit sic @in-
meibung ser pom 9omcapitular
un0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or. Mler.
I5dniitgen (Goln) geitifteten nel1en
Stride our9 @errn Yfarrer Menne
aus Mttenoorn itatt. Gem bod)ber3i=
gen Sitter ser Stride in 9iiternobl
uno 2idtringbauien muroe am 5. Jeb.
BON Mmtn1am 9epens Wtteuoorn),
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ante @eggem
un0 @emeinbeperorbneten 8en0er
Wbbelingbagem cine fiinifleriid aus
|gefiibrte 0%anfabreile in Colin iiber=
reiht.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-01
CoIleue Course Free.

Hargrove College is among the best
colleges in the state. It's location is
the best, its corps of teachers is the
best that can be had, the president
is college man who will give every
attendant the best possible chance TO
succeed. We have a free scholarship
to give away in this college. 1t will
cost no one penny of money. 1t
may cost a little time during the
month of August, but for every hour
that contestant works he or she will
be paid well for their time. Read
the rules found in this paper and you
will say they are as fair as they can
be gotten up. Get busy and win.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-01
This lADYS
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen, In a Letter From
Mobile, Tells How She Gained Il.

Mobile, Ala,-"T suffered for seven
years, with womanly trouble" writes
Mrs. Sigurd Hansen in letter from
this city. Il felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going to
the doctor At last | was operated on,
and felt better, but soon | had the
same trouble
My husband asked me to try Cardui.
felt better after the first bottle. and
now. | have a good appetite and sleep
we'll. feel fine, and the doctor tells
me am looking better than he ever
saw me"
II you are sick and miserable, and
suffer from any OF the pains due to
womanly trouble-try Cardui
Cardul is successful because II is
composed OF ingredients that have been
found to act curatively on the woman
ly constitution.
For more than ffty years, It has been
used by women OF all ages. with great
success Try it, Your druggist sells it.
NIB Wit, 10: ladies' Advisory Dept. ChsuI.
,ongl Medicine o.. Chdttanoogd. Tenn, tor NDrtd1
I,strtciious, and b' page book. - Home Treatment
OF Women sent in plain wrapper. ON request
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-01

The senate consumes great quantl-
ties &c mineral waters and lemonade
which are chilled hy the daily con
sumption of 1900 pounds of ice.
The entire capitol and the two OF
flee buildings for the members use
about four tons of ice day. River
water Is GOOD enough for the house
members.
When all else fails the members
have recourse to the marble baths
in the Easements OF the respect
i've Office buildings. TO get from the
capitol to these baths it is not neces
sary for the member to subject him
self 20 the heat of the sun. Tunnels
connect each office building with the
capitol \ specially constructed motor
car runs through the tunnel connect
ing with the senate Office building
and on hot day an underground
ioy iide in this motor car is re-
treshng
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-01
SAVINGS BANKS
IN BIG CITIES
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS OPEN
FOR BUSINESS TODAY IN FOUR
OF THE LARGEST CITIES.

Washington, Aus. Postal say
mgS repositories were today opened
for business in the main postoffices
in four OF the principal cities of the
country, New York. Chicago, Boston
and St Louis. More than a thousand
postal savings banks are now in sue
cessful operation in the smaller cit
les OF the country but this Is the first
attempt to extend the system to lar
ger cities.
The four cities were named because
OF their great population and com
mercial prominence, and because in
Sub.treasury, which will facilitate the
heavy banking business that is likely
to result from the Inauguration of
postal banks.
In the smaller cities the greatest
patronage has come from foreigners,
and chat is expected to be the case
in New York and the other three big
cities. From New York alone last
year, the money orders sent abroad
by foreign born residents amounted
to s9,OGO,O0O, and most of this big
business was for deposits in the
foreign postal savings banks. Immi.
grants have been the victims of
numberless banking frauds and have
naturally become afraid OF the pri.
vate savings banks and other finan.
cial institutions. Now that Uncle Sam
stands back of their deposits, much
of the money heretofore sent abroad
is expected to remain in this coun-
try
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-01
GREAT ENTHUSIASM At HIGHWAY CON.
FERENCE. ...CONV|CT LABOR FAVORED

been tentatively chosen, it has not
been approved as yet by State High
way Commissioner Sidney Suggs,
who stated Monday that he will at
once traverse the route. From the
north the route runs down the east
side of Kay county to Noble and via
Perry to Guthrie, through Oklahoma
City, Norman, Lexington, Purcell,
Maysville, ArdmOre and through Love
county to Red river. The west side
of Kay county also wants the road
and offered a minority report This
matter will be determined by the
county.
The following have Deen named as
members of the ways and means com
mittee: Judge J. +. King NeWkirli,
Kay county: James Lobsitz,, Perry,
Noble county; J. j. Abel, Guthrie,
Logan county; r. +. Brownell. Okla
homa City, Okla; ]. V. Askew. Lex
ington, Cleveland county: Dorset
Carter, Purcell, McLain county; Tom
Grant, Pauls Valley, Garyin county.
X. F. Scivally, Ardmore. Carter coun-
ty. A member from Love county will
be chosen later.
While details are to be decided
upon later by the ways and means
committee, which is permanent, it is
assured that the highway will be the
best ever constructed in the state,
and will have a hard surface.
Congress is given authority to con-
struct and maintain post roads, and
the government later will be asked
for aid in building the interstate pOst-
al highway Other sources of reve-
nue. will be considered by the ways
and means committee.
A resolution. introduced by Mr..
Springer of Oklahoma City, provides
that the citizens of each county in
the state shall he requested to or
SdnlHe Il SODu IOduS dooONldtlOh W az
filate with the state organization;
that the county commissioners select
committee of ten, of which the com
mssioners shall be three members, to
act as an advisory and executive com
mittee.
Murray county reported that it is
ready to do its part on the proposed
route. and also to build another road
in southeasterly direction to con
meet with the Texas highway. via
Johnston county, and Johnston coun-
tv reported that it would carry out
the route toward Denison.
The biggest delegation to the con
vention is from Kay county which
sent 1875 men and a band. There is
a fight in the county over which side
will get the road, and each sent big
delegation. The Ponca City men We're
most numerous and We're among the
most enthusiastic over the project
Each man carried stalk of corn from
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2S)6yv2

+. L. Chamberlain, of Clinton. Me-,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
OF stealing-the sting from burns or
scalds-the pain from sores OF all
kind-the distress from boils or piles,
1T robs cuts, corns, bruises, sprains
and injuries of their terror" he says.
AS healing remedy its equal don't
exist" Only 25c at Ringer Drug Co.,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-01
CFrom the OklahomanD


The employment of convict labor
on the roads of the state was adVo-
Gated Monday by Governor Lee Cruce
in an address before 500 delegates
who attended the convention in the
interests of the proposed interstate
postal highway through Oklahoma
from Kansas on the north to TexaS
on the south. The governor also
promised an allowance of onefourth
time off the sentence of each CON
Wet so employed in the interests OF
the state. He declared, that while the
state makes no allowance for good
behavior, he will use the pardoning
power in this direction, and that each
convict who is working for the state
will thus have an incentive to work,
and that the chances for his attempt
ing to escare is minimized
The meeting was held at the Lee
Huckins hotel. and was the most en-
thusiastc good roads gathering ever
held in the state. Every county
through which the great highway will
pass was represented with the eX.
ception of Love. and delegation
started from that county, but having
the impression that the convention
was to be held at Ardmore, Colonel
Suggs home, they stopped at that
point and we're unable to reach Ok
lahoma City in time.
T3at the highway, which is in
tended to be n model of roadmaking,
p'ill he built and that speedily, was
assured. Details for its construction
were left in the hands OF ways and
means committee. composed OF one
member from each county. II will
cooperate with the state good roads
association and the state highway de
partment.
One of the plans the committee
and the good roads association will
discuss is the suggestion of Walter S.
Gilbert, secretary of the state high
way department. who proposed that
the road be literally "built in a day"
He expressed the belief that if day
is set by the highway department,
everyone will turn out and take the
initial steps by putting down good
dirt foundation. All of the road build
ing machinery and forces are to be
assembled on that day, and every
man interested in the building of the
highway is to take off his coat and
work to the end that the foundation
for the entire highway will be laid
in a day.
Will Look Over Route.
The road will pass through Kay,
Noble, LOGAN. Oklahoma, Cleveland
McClain, Garyin, Murray, Carter and
Love counties, probably with branch
es through Johnston and Bryan coun-
ties on the south. While the route has |
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Attack Like Tiuers,

In fighting to keep the blood pure
the white corpuscles attack disease
germs like tigers. But often other
germs multiply so fast the little fight
ers are overcome. Then see pimples
eczema. salt-rheum and sores multi
ply and strength and appetite fail.
This condition demands Electric Bit
ters to regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to expel poisons from the
blood. They are the best blood puri-
fer" writes c. T. Budahn, of Tracy,
Calf, Il have ever found" They
make rich, red blood, strong nerves
and build up your health. Try them
SOC at Ringer Drug Co.
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Notice, TaxpaYers.

The delinquent tax warrants have
been placed in my hands for collec.
ton and must be paid when the col
lectOr calls or we will be forced to
levy on and sell property. Please
be ready to settle when the collector
calls on you or come to my office
and settle as | do not want to cause
you any additional expense, but
must make these collections.
BUCK GARRETT,
2SD6W2 Sheriff