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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26

stop. 1oung man, nope you won
sell your soul for the sake oI gettlng
10 curse your mothers COD.
Inc young women sells out lot the
privilege OF dancln=. suppose you 20
down 10 the store ana ask Tor JoD'
and the proprietor asks about you and
lou tell MIN you are the best dancer
IN Ardmore. do not believe 1t would
be worth anything 10 you IN getting d
JOB.
We can help any man IN Ardmore,
no matter how FAR away from COD he
may be, if he is game. NO one can
do much for coward. II takes real
manhood or real Womanhood 10 dare
TO do right
i want 10 Inform YOU church peo'
pie who are opposed to personal. work
in the congregation, that you and the
devil are agreed, exactly.
Now don't ask these children con
sertS, questions that old people who
have been in the church 30 years can
not answer I've seen some old fel'
lows do that. 1t shows they haven't
got any sense
There is room under here for you
men standing out there; come under
and have seats. Some OF them did
not come and the request was repeat
ed, but still a few hung back. never
urge this too strong for fear some
fellow may have the itch and just
have to stay ont where he can
scratch.
] visited the Insane asylum and ev-
cry looney ] met would grinningly
ask, Are you gunna stay for the
lance asked the superintendent
what they meant by it. He replied
that dancing was the best exercise
IN the world for weak minded people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26
MONEY TO LOAN.
REAL ESTATE.

~~-o-~.~~~---~-~~~~-~~
ST LUCIE GARDENS AND CITRUS
FRUIT LANDS-Located in 81
Lucie County, Florida, on the fam
Gus Indian Rivef, between F..
Pierce and Palm Beach, on main
line of Florida East Coast Ry.
Seven stations on or near
tracts-every acre within one
half mile 10 four miles or
station. Here are finest pineapple
plantations and citrus fruit groves
in the state OF Florida. Will sell
in tracts of 40 acres up at $40 per
one-third cash, balance in five
years. Drainage bitches and graded
roads are being built and will BE-
completed without cost to lana
buyers. Upon payment of half cash
deed and ABSTRACT showing land
clear and free of every incum-
brance. will be delivered. A clean
cut land proposition that gives
man real value for his money. To
agents who can produce results
We offer very attractive proposi-
ton. Coldren Land Co., 719 New
York Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
24,3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26
Prizes Offered at This Date in Boys
Corn Growing Contest in Oklaho-
ma Under Rules Of Farmers
Cooperative Demonstra-
tion Work.

United States Department OF Agrl-
culture. Bureau OF Plant Industry,
Farmers Cooperative Demonstra-
tion Work.
Senator T. =. Gore will give the boy
who makes the best showing in the
state free trip TO Washington, d. c.
Senator r. i. owen will give 81 ,00o
to be divided as follows:
Five hundred dollars TO the County
club making the best showing with
forty boys.
Three hundred dollars 10 the Coun-
ty club making the second best show
ing with forty boys.
TWO hundred dollars 70 the County
club making tho third best showing
with forty boys
When the corn crop Is natured,
each County club win select the forty
boys who have made the best show
ing with which to compete for the
''l'e 7e'"'"' owen l''|oS'
The clubs winning the owen prizes
viii Doe divided into four groups OF
ten each as they rank in the contest.
Fifty per cent Of the prize won will
o' "'''u'' 'P'''S ''''o"s INV N'o"P
'"'"'"- "IS''
"'"', i've pei cent o' '"e 'N'
N"" wiz "' Wv ''''" equ'"' ''"o'' >
'"' group '"'iN''s So'''"'
',''" per ''"' u '"' P''"e "o'
VIII oe Wv '"ed ep"''y "'""'7 '"e
E'""' '""N'ns '"''u'
ZEN per cent ol the iII"e Won VIII
De divided equally among the group
ranking iour'h.
ms means mat 'here VIII De l-o
BOYS Who VIII win prizes ranging from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26

any boz or girl in Oklahoma setTeen
the zges o. nine and eighteen years.
.ncllsive.
R1.e 40 boy or girl shall contest
Tor a rrze un.e.s be becoues . mem
er o. club
Rule s-Tte member. % The club
mus, agree 70 study tse .ns'rlctlons
or -ae Farmers COOPERATIVE Demon
s'rat.on Wo-s.
N1le 4-EacA ooutes,aut must plan
hls o.u crop and as far as Tossible
DO a.s oen work A written state
meut viii 70 required o. each con,es-
tar-. showing What help Il any, he had
.. planning and growing his crop.
Rule Each coutessnt must g liant
not Jess than one acre o. corn.
Rule Each final report must be
-,-omralled 5y a certificate signed
6y The co1te-.ant and a. east two dis
.rrereafed aI'uesses showing.
'. inc eA"'. lF1' VI p I'D s''' % -'-
land
lo The com was grown according
20 the rlIes governing the contest.
Rule In awarding prizes, the fol
lowing basis shall be followed:
taJ Greatest Yield per acre. 90 per
,,-.
-, pa, y.-i,,e, accogr+ showing
,t..,-.. -. ,-o, on ,e- cen.
,, Pc. evtur- n, ton ears Sc
,,..., s-,-r c-,, on nor ,en-
"a. NJ. s,or.ir, ~ r-or, haged
go ,,-.,,.-,rsl r-ire r., rom 20 rer
,.-,
~,.., .,,-o -6h mr. ron,
v.fo ID, e,~,-t,, the eyperse of
.-,s...f,, ,,,re sro,,d no uniform
anal. ~ ,t.-ocs viz.
t,.-. 5or,s-s nov sc-. so- ron, Of
.-.-,-e IND IN coo,s nor bovr ro-
..,.-,. o.et. ,.or . ,o,t, no borr for
,.,. t,-.. to0n ,or oscb 1o,d ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26
DID YOU SELL
TO THE DEVIL
LOCKETT ADlAR IN POWERFu VI
SERMON TELLS ARDmoRE PEO.
PIE PRICE ON THEIR SOULS.

The greatest midweek throng OF
people ever assembled here greeted
Lockett Adair last night when he
rose TO preach on the subject, Ard
more sold out to the Devil, Lock,
stock and Barrel The evangelist
said:
"Ardmore Sold out to the Devil
Lock, Stock and Barrel.
"Esau was "Kill-it-Kid" kind OF
a fellow; one who belonged TO all The
cubs. and went the route. He thought
more OF his stomach than he did Of
MS future and his success in life
Jacob was a fareighted man and be
Heyed that tho birthright was worth
something to him.
The thing YOU are selling out for
tonight is the price of your own soul
If it is a horse, then your estimate
of your soul is worth a horse. Some
men sell out through neglect. You
are neglecting to do your duty and
accept Christ 40 your savior. God
pity the man who is selling out through
unbeief Man, you are drifting out
with the tide and may never return.
People sell out for money. There
H. not a saloon, "A gambling house, in
existence which would run for a day
l.. there was no money in 1t. 1t Is
not the amount Of money but it is the
love of money Have you got any OF
the old stingy devils who say, let
every body 20 to hell but just give
me money. Some Of you old fellows
will save and save and try to get
rich. and then YOU will lie down and
die and your wife will marry man
y no has enough sense TO live decent.
Yes. YOU are saving money for a To-.
OF fellows who are sitting on the fence
Ike buzzards waiting for YOU to die.
Other men sell ont for drink OF
whisky The devil has put this old
Nv llllb many Il man = HibhAAlt 'l4tA'
there is no harm in a drink of whis-
KY" one drink is what makes out
Of YOU a drunkard ! have got a con
tempt for any church member VINO
drinks whisky. You take one of these
old fellows who says his stomach s
out of order and he goes out and
gets jug of whisky and puts a
dimes worth of roots i'm it and then
he takes drink for his stomach'S
sake arain and he takes another,
and 90 on until he drinks It all. He
goes then and gets more whisky but
never gets any more roots. You OH
devil, You had better stop. whisky
makes heart aches, widows. and or
phans 1t destroys your influence
and your character Men, don't for
your own sake, sell out for drink
of whisky. Many of YOU sell out for
cowardice. We have got them here
in Ardmore You have talked too
much and you know YOU would have
a lot Of things to take back. You
just haven't the sand in Your craw
tn walk down and tell people you
have quit.
Other eople sell ont TO cuss. What
right have you got to cuss? You have
lot OF little cusslng bucks here in
Ardmore 1t is a shame that YOU cant
send your child down town without
their minds being polluted by hear
ing cursing. II ] had been cussine
as long as you and could not cuss
any better than some Of you, would
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26
c6Ma;zseoI
WHY NOT ADOPT
THIS PLAN?

Although ] leitne- jlF nor Sell
cotton. and the present controversy
is only interesting 70 me from 'he
fart that own considerable pop
cry IN the city and want 10 see
Ardmore progress. am As anxious as
anyone to see the thing settled ba'is-
facioHly 20 all parties End when tna'
is done ! nave a plan all figured out
whereby Ardmore can have cotton
mill in operation within year and
also factories for the manUfac'm, Of
cotton gloves. OyeTalls and othe- prod
ucts,' said o resident this morning
Ny plan IL simply this. 70 lis:
every merchant business and proies.
sionsl man. clerk, mechanic and Do.
boreT and get an agreement from
them 10 pay each week. according 10
their means, a sum OF from tWruty-
five centS to one dollar. collected
every week ana placed IN the bank
at interest When twenty-five dollars
mas been paid in by the subscriber
issue 70 him certificate for one
share OF stock
I have figured the matter ont and
] am convinced that one tho sand
dollars can be- raised each week. and
al the end OF the year with iifty hou.
sand dollars 10 operate on, hundred
thousand dollar mill can be built and
by the end OF the second yral -ho
mill will be paid for and belong TO
the stockholders who viii scarcely
mis- the amounts paid from time 10
time. This mill should bc built rs
soon as the first fifty thousand dol.
lars is raised and T. would be in
operation in time for ueNt y"ars
cotton crop 70 started a, Once. ! viii
give three months OF my time gratis
TO start the subscription and collect
the money Now II some one else
viii come across thr thing IS as good
as started.
There is absolutely no possibility
for the cry of eralt % aris" IN his
plan and five hundred mill opcrat.
ives turned loose among our mer
chants with thcir pay envelope over,
two weeks would help tide over lard
times.
Another thing that / would advo-
cate would be this. Taot the mil ii
built. have nothing 10 do with q com.
miGsary or company store. as naIoly
think il just 20 the merchants. who
would he asked to contriba' toward
erecting TINS mill to accept their
money and thcn deprive them Of
"a means Of Eyer getting any benefit
through a company store Another
feature 1 vuu'l Abolish and thar Is
20" ne company 10 exec, ehe,p ..lms
cottages anil charge rents Co. the rm-
qIoyc- believe that the property
owners and taxpayers OF the city Nol..
provide amply for the housing of EN-
ployes at as cheap, or perhaps cheap.
cr rent than q company would bs
Willing 10 accept.
% would like this to get before the
public aud get an expression FROM
some o' the business men Of the city
w'o want % see Ardmorc progress
The above WAS given out as an i'm.
t"rview 10 he Ardmoreite this morn.
ins ay mar who is deeply interest.
ed in The progress OF thee ity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26
WANTED

WANTED FOR L. 5. ARMY-A0le-
bodied, unmarried nell between
ages OF is and 35; citizens OF Unit
I'd States, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write the English Ian
gusge. For information apply 10
Recruiting Officer. German Build
ing, ArdmOre. Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26

Rules for Boys Corn Growing contest
United States Department OF Argl-
culture. Bureau OF Plant Industry,
Farmers Cooperative Demonstra-
tion work.
Rule This contest is open to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26
A REAL WILD
WEST SHOW
MILLER BROTHERS 1o1 RANCH
WILD WEST WILL EHH BIT
HERE TWICE TOMORROW.

Tomorrow viii De ne zig show Jay
The IOl Ranch Wild West Show
will arrive in town early tomorrow
morning on its own three trains Of
double length cars and ne eNpecta-
tions from grown ups ana kijdies
alike will De fully called. The
agents who precede the show by
rwentv-four hours were in town to-
day making the final arrangements
for the coming Of this gigantic FL
rerprise and they report taar every
thing is in readiness 70 receive his
great western aggregation which
should be here some line aDcu, day
break. While the hour may oe early
If vii, be none TOO early for those
VINO consider the unloading Of such
a large show as par Of the days on
joyment.
With all haste the wagons and all
Of the show paraphernalia will be
imma af.ately transported TO the show
grounds . soon As they are of the
cars. Il will be well for the timid
10 remember that the 1O1 Ranch
Real wild West show carries a
large number og Simon pure Indians
and should they DE encountered in rhe
early hours while on their way 10 the
snov grounds that there vii be no
occasion to -esurrect me fauiiv shot
gun aad 90 looking for trouble for
the Indians are law abiding and have
all they can DC 10 attend strictly 10
their OWN business m this country
where thev are total strangers. No
matter how we'll their ancestors may
have been acquainted with the ono
granny Of the section. the Indian 4raij.
that hey made are now treats and
avenues and even he most eynerr
trailer and g1lide of those DAYS would
fino that he knew nofbiny oF tho 1ond
The COWBOYS and cowgirls trir WI
be seen burryi.r tn t5e shn-Y yroun e
NAV stoD and ask you the vay ..to
the big pasture" where the tents wiI,
be pitcneI and if tnev should r.t
direct them 10 the show grounds for
that il what they are MAKING inouir, r
about and are anxious to e., there
as soon "a possible. as they know
that piping hot breakfast is await
Ing them. and cowboys and cowgirls
are never shy on appetites. particuIor.
ly duriap tnc early morning bours
Before .he oatmeal and mackarel
are served TO the late brea kfasters IN
the hotels the hugo stretch nj c.p.
vas that encircles the arena of tbe
wild west show viii he in nosition
breakfast will he served and ,h-
horses well proomed an rho sbow
grounds and the call To bridla nm
sounded for the street parade Every
minute counts in morning and every
minute is utilized No, q narson NOR .
horse ever leaves the show grounds
for the street parade before being
well fed and cared for and yher tba
number that have to he included in
this edict the magnitude of wba,
is ACCOMPLISHED in a short soaca of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-26

Ardmore. Tu.sesy, sep, 2s 1911
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
Bankers Hold Picnic
At Marshall Hall

About $500 guests and members Of the
Washington Chapter, American lnsti-
tute of Banking, picnicked at Marshall
Hall yesterday afternoon and evening.
Three steamers were required to COR
vey the bankers and their guests to and
from Marshall Hall, and among the
guests were sedate bank presidents.
junior officers, and Treasury officials,
and a few hundred Of the fairest of the
fair.
Joshua Evans, jr., assistant cashier Of
the Riggs National Bank, was here,
there, and everywhere looking after the
comfort of the guests, and he ably as
sisted E. Percival Wilson, chairman OF
the excursion committee.
Bert Walters, of the Citizens Savings
Bank; E. S. Wolf, of the American Ma
tional, and w. T. Poole, Of the Dis
trict, were especially energetic in see
ing that all the young people had the
time of their lives. with the dancing pa
vilion as a great aid to the efforts Of
the young men.
The more sedate portion Of the bank
ing fraternity. the heads OF the banks
and trust companies, were not as gen.
erously represented because of the
warmth of the afternoon and evening.
but they contributed freely by purchas-
ing tickets
The funds accruing will enable the
chapter to continue its educational fea-
lures during the coming fall and win
ter months, although the clerks organ
ization is largely self-sustaining and
has the announcement Of the chiefs of
the banks of the city.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
AEROS TO Be FIRED
UPON BY ARMY AND
NAVYS BIG RIFLES
Experiments Expected to In
terest Military Experts
of World.

Valuable knowledge is expected to be
gained as to the efficiency and adapt
ability Of aeroplanes and dirigible bal
looms in warfare at the navy maneu-
vers at Hampton Roads, which begin
August l next
The air craft will be for the first tima
subjected to the fire of three and six
inch regulation navy rifles. Tests have
been made with guns of smaller caliber
and with rifles in both France and Ger
many, but no nation has ever before
tried larger guns on the airships. The
experiments will be followed with much
interest by both naval and military ex-
perts all over the world.
At the maneuvers the aeroplanes will
be represented by large kites of the
regulation type, in which dummies will
be placed representing crews, while the
dirigibles will be represented by big gas
bags and be manipulated by seamen in
small vessels.
While the navy is carrying on tts
experiments, the War Department will
carry on similar tests at Sandy Hook,
outside New York harbor. These eX-
T,erhnents will be in charge of Brig
adler General Crozier, and he will fire
on the flying machines with four and
six-inch rifles.
The Signal Corps will also be carry
ing on experiments at College Park,
especially testing the feasibility of
sending wireless messages from the air
ships.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
Street Car Conductor
Is Victim of Mishap

Suffering from several severe scalp
wounds and bruises about the body, Lee
w. McGaha, thirty-two years old, OF
SS7 Mclean avenue southwest, Is today
a patient at Emergency Hospital Nc
Gaha, who is conductor on the Wash
ington Railway and Electric line, was
knocked from the running board of his
car by a car Of the Chevy Chase line
while rounding the curve at Fourteenth
street and New York avenue northwest
Yesterday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
Nationals Guests Have
Epidemic of Sneezing

A hundred or more guests at the Ma
tional Hotel took to sneezing last night.
The regular occupants of the lobby
chairs were the first ones at 1t, but
within a few minutes every floor in
the house from basement to roof was
engulfed in one prolonged 'kerchoo."
A bursted ammonia pipe in the cold
storage department of the hotel was
the cause of the trouble.
In a moment the vapor fumes had per-
meated the building. The pipe was re-
paired in about ten minutes, but 1t
was several hours before the "sneeze"
had disappeared from the air.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
Seek "MeaneSt Thief"

Police are looking for the "meanest
thief who stole the poor box and It's
pennies from the Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church, at Burrville. D. C.. last
Sunday night. The theft has Just been
reported to the police by the Rev.
Charles Washington.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
Summer Tours Via Baltimore & Ohio

R. R. Daily to Jersey Seashore, Adiron-
dack Mountains and all New York, New
England, Canadian Provinces - Nova
Scotia and Quebec-and Allegheny Noun
tain resorts also to Western points. II
contemplating a rail or water trip for
pleasure and recreation, or on business,
consult agents at 1917 G st. or 6l9 Penna.
Ave- They will help you.-Advt
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
To TRY Lake Flight.

CHICAGO, June 24.-FrederIck Klein
announced today that after a prelimi-
nary trial within the next few days. he
will attempt to negotiate a flight across
Lake Michigan in his aeroplane.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24

s1.as to Baltimore and Return
Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsyi.
yania Railroad. Tickets good to return
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except the Congressional Limited" "
-Adyt.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24
Large, Fat Crabs Now Being Caught

at Chesapeake Beach. Round trip fare
tomorrow, SOC. Train schedule in r. r.
column. Additional information, tLle
phone Lincoln 1879.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24

sI.oo Frederick, Keedysville, and Ha-
gerstown and return, Sunday, June 25th,
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Special train
leaves Union Station, 500 a. m.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-06-24

Large, Fat Crabs Now Being Caught
at chesapeake Beach. Round trip ft' G
tomorrow. SOC. Train $ .hedule in R. r.
column. Additional Information, tele-
phone Lincoln 1929.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07
Midnight in The OZdrks

ana yet slecple Hiram Scranton, Il
Clay City, Ill cough-d and rouCrcI.
He was In tile mountains nu the Hd9ice
Of I'VE doctors, who sand he had cOn-
sumption, but found 20 help IN the
climate, aud started home. Herring u
DR.. EinL 'sNvw Discovery, be began to
use Il. Il believe it saved 1y NE, he
writes Nor Il made q rev mae OF ne, @
that csu NOW DO gool work HgrIn.'
For all Illg d.seSsts. coughs, colds, "a
lrple asthma, Group wh"opin- cough
tay fever, encourages, hoars-rsS or
guinsy. it, tre best known remedy.
Price soc apd SluQ. Trial bottle Tree.
GuaraLteeG b, all druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07
A RECORD FALL.
X Was Es-'a-k,t'- Not Fer Distance
c-t For Results

"'....- . 1917 '' VI. rom nm W.
mems .''' '...h Gel o." "tS1't
J" r'..''' . $500" p '..,'. '.'. NJ N5a.
@'.'. "'. ....> ...'' 81" ''i soar Ged 10
WI. B." '.' .'..> OBJ. =. .'".r '"' q
'.u..."' >.,' W. .., wei believe
I.' ''...' ' i". N.. WAS far'1
SER ".' ".4 '.'" '"- -ed 10 putting
~P "', '... '- "' &c., o.eIN..N ~ the
oe.','a .'~''.i'S o' NAPOLEON the
uIeA' 10 'a' .''|} f"m" ~ the Church
81 'Ae I"'" o'' u Paris When busy
moving .'...- 90 The top O! q high
s2aG3d!4- De eye'oaanred himself
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07
Kicked By q MAJ Horse

Samuel Birch, q Beetown, Wis, had
a most narrow escape from losing his
leg, rs 20 doctor corld heal The fright
fuI sore tkat developed, but at lat
Buck,eu 5 Arn.ca Saiye cured It COM
p ete.y. lie the gr, attest healer " = Ulcers
b "a. bol's, eClems, scsids, cuts corns
q .d.sores, bruises ard piles uu earth,
Try 3 2i.at a.. druggists,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07


tinted state, la-i u",c 10 1aiu-sy!... ..a.
March U,a. E.!,
NQ'.,a IS h-r,oy gwen .Ea, Perry 81 lri-n
who" post v...- address is 400 t'0r.la, ca.
% The ..rn 1t} = December, .-'n, %, .G ,Lis
Office sworn ~tat"Mr.t and APPLICATION. 40.
"a ., 20 purchase 'h- So u. Nr., se.''n,
D. TOW ship south Na1-r Ea,, 10. al-s
see MERRIAM, ana tA. t.-.c.r 'l.-.o., 4ll,r
II yruyisi. Is q "a. .Ct ~ 't., 81. 49,. aEG
4yrs lu,.la,cry, kAoRG ~ 10, Timber and
NtlG, aN,' AZ slCA "a Ne as Ll-a. b. "Nyt
b. appra'semel, aGd tnat pursuant '0 ,gcl
app !ls' JOB, tlr hand 81. i!Lh.y there's. GAy.
been appraised, AZ ore HlId-tf Thirty ua..
lar. NE uLbyr estimated NJ o. bard feet -
5. 80 per NJ, sad Ia ,u1 SOC. thar sall 4y-
pu,alt . ~ 1Grr du4 prca,iu sgHpl-, THIS al
) ilcat o. and swcra Statement --. tG.:ttL CAV
ot Ma, ri, before. The C!trk q .le l.-,g.t
court a. Nadlscl, Fl,r!da,
Auy reTsy Is AZ !!oelty % protest ID, p1-
chase before tnry, T i1!t!at. contest - airy
time t~i.yc patent issues, BY r.lHS . ec.lu. 20
Grated ariiaylt u this cfnte, alleging 'a-,s
Which would defeat the cntr,
AENkN :, CNCBB
REGISTER
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07
Never Out Of Mork

Ice busiest little things ever Il de
are Or. HiEs's New LIE Pills. Every
phi. IL q sugar CO.. - : o6u,e Of health.
that changes weskness into strenrsa
l.--Hor 'ato energy, orsiu-tsg into
u4ntA. power caring eonst. pstioo,
headache, chile, dyspspsis, malaria
On,Y .5t a. oil dr. gs.sii
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07

p arrhoss shosij De cured v!tbolt
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