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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-19
DELTA

Mr.. and Mrs Dave Walters OF Mt
Ayr, Iowa. have been visiting at the
J.. X Stividevant home '=~"-- .zs-H.5s
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hankins Ind family
have moved to Sac City, Iowa. where
Mr., Hankins has purchased a black
smith shop. sssR = at n H.,
Mrs Eta Blackstir Of Oskaloosa
was a Delta caller Monday. a
Mrs. Frank Hardesty and children
of Des Moines are visiting relatives
In Delta, 3 as T., 80
Mr.. and Mrs Albert snider are
moving to Cedar Rapids where Mr..
Snidkr' has a good position w ,5fs
Paul " Black returned to his home
Saturday after spending the summer
i'm Denver, Colo, and. Clearmont. Wyo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-19
Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET

Z Five year olds wanted this week.
can use some four year old horses
weighing 1850 and upward. Now I hap
pen to know that this order will last
but a very short time, SO if you have
any four year olds you want to sell, it
will be necessary, to do so at once. Write
me or call me up and I'll drive out.
s. -st,.. .-aa :ys.. ~ y4fgns- =;
| MORRIS WILLIAMS. ..-.s ~.
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1HlGHEAND CENTER

d Mr. and Mrs. F. Kelley are visiting
relatives in Rock Island, ILL, this
week. 1.kaat.
Mrs. o. Gieves Of St. Louis, Mo-, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
M. Elder. - \ -. n:
Mrs. H. Schoeneborn and daughter:
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,WADAOh RAILWAY.

Fisher received cut on the right an |
and. Mrs. Toms left thumb vas die5e-
Gated. The car was not greatly dam
aged. but the steering wheel and frame
Of the wind shield we're broken ana
one Of the tenders bent. Il
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Railroad Time Tables
c. NJ. q 81. p. TRAINS.


No. 0ofna Southwest Ospar4
1eA-Southwest Limited =. las An.
stub train will lsave station
for Junction at l:4y =. M, ~.
oa1 turning arrive at station q
~ 1904 am. 8..5 tAta 'tf ~ ss
3A-Kansas City local -. 10: 40 4. m.
SSb-Ottumwn to Seymour 4:lS ,, m
sS6-Local freight ~. .... 7:eo .. N
Going East. vie cut-ol X
Locul ....'.......'.. Esp IN.
SA-Davenport. Chicago. SIT ,; m
seA-Leave Junction ~. ~: 10 q ~
A stub train Will leave statioa
for Junction at 11:4o p. m. -
turning arrive At station at
1918 a. m.
Marion Line. doing Nor<h.
tB-Ced. Rapids. Savanna. 49, =
lese-c.ds+ Rapids. Marioa s:ise,m
: SSB-Local freight ,..... .S.So a&m
-. Marion Line. Coming South.
lo8B-r. ON Marion ..... 1915 am
51B-From Marion ........ ll:0s a.
s7B-1oc:! freight ..,.... srAeepsA
A-Daiiy. @
B-Except sunday.
Local frei9hts depart from and tssfD-
mate Ottumwa Junction.
ns, ~. 3. II. Jacobs. AeeN1
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BURLINGTON RoUrE c. D. q q.


No. oelns Gast II pspasA
13A-Chic. DubQ. Quincy i:60 !. -
32A-Ar. from Des Moinss lo:0 % p =.
6A-Chicago Limited 49,. 1850 MA
213B-Ft. Mad, 81 Louis. 4:0S p. n.
lA--Chic.. St. Louis. ocy. 7:l6 n.
2A-Chic.. Peoria, Rkfd. 11:ls ,. n
l7sB-O ttumwe Burlington 1885 -.
1SB-Otte to Burlington :. ESQ q ~,
1OA--Atlantic Coast Linn. liza =.
5s" 8@-,S Going West.
6A-Omaha and Nebr.. :. 1910 q. IN.
GSA-Omaha. Ore. Calf. 7:97A q.
l,1A-Denver Express -. 1871 -.
e3A--Des Moines local ~. o:oo Z. n.
213B--Ar. from ~. Mad. l1:Sea. u.
17eB---Psoria 70 Creston... 1:SSp Z
11B-Ar. from Burlington. $50 p nj
eA-ChicaGo to Denver :. s:s3 ,. nj
@1AADenver ............ 13:1l q. ral
@1( A-DAily.
So B-Except Sunday.
E.ts... J. H. Robinson. Aren't
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KEoKUK 4 pEs MoINEs RAILWA7

No. Going North Depart
471B-Des Moines, Omaha. 6:15 3. m.
473B-Des Moines. east and
west .............. 1850 q. m.
475A-Des Moines. east west
and north ..,......., s:15 q. N.
477B-From Keokuk ...:.. $3.50 p. N.
F1'@ %" Going South.
47oB-Eldon and X. c.. -. 11.3s d. m.
472B--Keokuk and south -. $50 .. a.
474A-Eldon and X G. -. 1880 p,tn.
47sB-O ttumwa. Keokuk -. $50 1. u.
m,A--Daily.
B-Except Sunday.
J. H. Robinson. Agent
All trains stop ut freight house. at
foot Union street.
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Dr.D.E.Grahann

Hours - to ~ 4. M; to 8 p. m.
Office, First National Bank Bldg.
ottumwa, lows "35
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Ssbsparse perlen.

.glur ben RopI nitl ptrIltrm.
.Qtpl" ritf sr BEN 6tsunet a.. -1lt
.fbil"
Nor eriif lritbtf NOD ben Rubsrn.
Wlt Elm Qi,iI flps bds Boot dbsr
bas WoiIu BIN.
Tit porme W~iitaaalonns fmltn
tint mcbltutnbt Wlrlnna au iibfu.
Geo, Der ben Bid pon BEN b~lafitn
anilib Der @tlitbttu nidi abiutnosts,
tsmtrilt, pit cine eanS Isiie Rcte
In itrs Wongsn itot. llno isbt bob
Rb ibrs grult su iisisn. tieIsn aitms
siiatn. Die AuatniDimpern sudttH
.... Wurn Ihlua hit Mugsn auf.
@tripunotrune IpitssIte iih In to-
rem antIib, als ID gsos @eiidt User
Fh gsbsuet fab.
Damn trat absr sin psr3srrtes eds
hsln auf TIRE qtpptn. Eco - @ts
liebtsrl" baufts is blob uno bic 81
Der FieIsn ipiebtr su.
Gpbor lsgts fh In bic Riemsn,
bab tim Der Sdnsib bon Der Stirnt
irofF. y1od ipenigsn Winuien belt
eas Boot an obsrsn 9onouugsplaB
gsbutiam truasn bic 5reuno'
Mlnrn ans 2aHo.
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yiriniqer nnO Harbcr.

5mperial QBe 4 Cleaning @orts.
gritfloiiige arbeit un0 geoienung.
auto 8eoienme; 9oitporto einen
8eg BET Sanobeiteltngen beaablt.
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Wdbrsnb BE 6srrsn i'm 3imm,r
bes 6onsberrn nuf cine Nd6ri6t
iber Marns gsfinbsn partstent lag
8aronin 2onbsegg In tieies 9enrbts
lDfiatett In ibrsm Gnlof3imuey.
|DOttor 2ampredt, Der geboIt perbsiI
mar, bsmibts Ii9 UNI fie. am aDpfs
enbe faB 8oroniu Maria Sphor, in
Der JeHIierHii9e ftanb NIT gefaltetsu
6dnben Bite nIte 2ort.
Run, 5err 9ottOrG' frngte bic
9aroniH leiie ben Ar5t.
DDttpr 2amprs6t 5udts NIT ben
a9fsIn. .Gs III f9psr, ettpos gu
fogsn, Irau gnronin. GdhebeH TT
ibr eigentIi6 gar niffs. Sin taltss
9ab, unb bns az elmer Sabrssseit,
no BITE M1iIsrtsmperotur burhaus
niGt nisbris III. Don elmer GsFnb.
lam nIIO ioum bic Rebs iein."
Doctor aamprs9t bsuets iiA ii6er
bic arants unb fobts bsrsn 6dnOe.
Hei BEN Druid entrang ii9 Elm Geuf.
ser ben bldIisn QippeH Margs. Gsnn
ipielten bic Nerpsn Nib nm thrr
Munb. lInb NIT einsmmoI fnInq
Wlarb bic aussn auf. Sbrs sittsrh,
ben 2ippsn 0ffnstsn Fd, oEs OF 4.
sinsn Gdrsi ousfOBen DoIIte. Gil
fHauerts 5ufammsn unO f6Iug BIZ
ndnoe Dprs geIidt. gber tein Era.
nennusbruh erfolgts. Sic lag Hui
b1, bebte an snn5sH R0rpsr uni
preBte bic gduits in bic 4ussnbohleu
GaGis, 0bsr susreii6 sog ibr 8oI.
tor 2nnpre9t bic 9GHOe bonn 0e'
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Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
hire Einnahmen e~rweitern, wenn Sic a~nzeigen.
Ohne Reklame klein GeschSft. hire Anzeigen in
der "Trbiine" werden jeden Tag Won Tausenden
gelesen. Geschafte, die bisher in der "Tribtine"
angezeigt haben, sind init den ~erzielten ResuItaten
sehr zufrieden.
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Qm Ro9mittas brrI6is oui
S6lob Robsuitsiu bsgrsif!iderpeiis
sroBs 4ufrseuue.
Die 3ieneritaft ffaHo umbsr uas
tuI4sIts. SIN SaIpiis isIbf mar e
mdusdsnfiIl.
Mit iprssupoIlsr qltcne fab Der
aIte 5reiberr In isinsm 8immsr. ben
aopf IN bic 6dubs gsitiist, un6
farrts Dor iia Fin.
.Sns' mir mr." fraats sr, ~Dit
lift bonn 6as eigentIta getommen2"
Baron Gpbor a~ntportsts nun in
berubigsnbem Zone: .Wsin Soft, Elm
unaIiidliher 3ufall bait! @ir rrs
oertsn bic 8aronin binaus unb Ia
men Sur .boba 9riids". Su psibt
ia, bort BEL Der ginmiinbuns bss
8ates in ben 5eiA gibt's einsn tleis
men Wirbel. Die 8aronin bsugte fidJ
Dor uno IisB bas reid trsiIeHbe MAI
fer iber ibre 6anb rouIdsn. gsi
bieIer @eIeaenkis - i'd tann eir
nirtli9 niht Iagen. mics siesntlif
nor = Is gsIaa1 in elmer Gstunbe
perlor Tie bas Glei9gepiGt =
uosr rutiHts DieIIsiht aus unt
- ItiirSte ins @aIisr. gd, Die SodG
III ia Gutt lei 1ont dliidIih OBJ
gslnuIsn
.2ieber Gphor4. untsrbrnd Baron
Rpbenftsin Mar. roas neRni Dt
sliidIi9 nbgeloufen2 MAon melt
niht -
Sd muB Dir %geTts6cn." fie
5phor BEN alien Germ ins @ort
mir 1T Inn teines Der 6sioen bang
WaLben unb beins So9tsr fino jung
FHb trGftie - lbrigsns bitte!!~ 81
mics auf Bic 9iir, in osren anbutr
SberIeutnont garnn Nalcsn erihisi
pa buf bu i9on siusn Der pa
tienten.~
Baron RpbtnTtcin Iprona nuf, al
er bes SberIeusnants anlihtie nur
be, uno fredte inn bstbs 5dHos stt
gegen. Siefs 9~s!pegung s~tttsrte Il
jeiner Stimme, aIs er inn fir bi
Rettuns ieines siu5igsn ainbe
bantte.
sa6er, i6 bitP bid, mad be.
ni6t 70 piel @orts! 9as bate be:
isosr an mtiner STEELE setnn. q
prsife mid sIudli4, bab serobe Il
sur 6anb mar! Sole sebt e. oe
garonin2"
Der ar5t 1T jebt oben." antfooy
tst Baron Robenitein. Der 9Ottr
BAT mid ousbridIid ssbeten, ibn nj
MldrD allen gu IaIien, unb DerIons
baB sr ni6t gsItSrt tuerbs."
DoIben muBte iid nit bieTer aui
mort 5ufriebsn gsben, 10 f4ner |
ihm onfnm, nod LANCER In ing
nibbeit iiber b1s @6idiol Der q
liebtsn Grou 5u bIeiben.
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8erOeu Gil - 6ieies Sabr brren2
9aIen Gle mid Sbnen beIfer, bic
Blame unO Soften Sbres renen
Seimes oiissuarbeiten. Rot IN Il.
nonBiener an1eIcgeubeit. auspnbl
in auten g%oupI6een. Sobn $oppe,
204 aeelinc glOg. Gou9I. 1923.
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'iGi6 Ninlon- 2elrpbon. EULER lVss
|N n. atmiit eellbet v'l'i'
Abppiolfn
m,,,F mlAo \ I'LL
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abitratts d zitEe.
nriebsnsridter
aatu . amitreidlen.


lidtig ousgefibrt in gtebrasfn's
beliter, r%eiHlter Nerfitatt. 1Gom.
merciaI Bodies fir boro AUTOS
tcn $500 an. 5oroert aoitenoH-
idIag nor gergeouaa Der arbeit.
B. Wetteneel & Son, 1916 Binton
StrnBe. 4.2isi7
1914 Sndion Ctr. Omaha, Reb.
5.25.I7
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gu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., moDernes
&ous nit 6 eroben 3immern.
0itIide Gront, In gutter Rodbar.
ldnft. @rOBer @orten NIT Obft.
b1unier, $4,000. EeIepboniert an:
Benton 1868
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arbeitsiome, reInIihe 5rol iuht
geihaitienng fir 4 ODER 6 Stlm.
ben Den Soe. ST erfd5ren in Der
ainOerpfleee, ionic aodcu uno aIIer
Sausorbcit. 6rou Clara 9oumann,
1902 2eaocnrDortb Ctr. 6nroba.
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peIhrnbtnSnanlht
Mrnhhrint nnh MpnnmenIc.


Tas neie bcutihc @rdbItrin @eithh
Iiefert @robitrinc uia Dtorumcttt
Az biaigen prciIen. u. @rnife \
60. 1915 Sh6 10. Cir. Tel.
South 2670. Fl0slh
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9etethps.
Rn p~erEanfeH
0eimnatten.

Golbiae SnOianer aeierbotion,
NalbingtcrL often fIr geiiebelune.
3icbung am 81. Suli. lleber 500.
900 5rudt Jarm. uno GairD.
2nno. 8oultdnoige eingeteiIte aarte
unO 8ei1reibung $500 BEL 9ad.
5ablung. SoIoater, Seelellte (ooer
oeren 8itner) bonn Burger. ODER
iponiideE ariege tonncn iid bei'm
4penten eintragen. Sdreibt uns I'M
6ormuIare, Die mir irei Iiefern
Smitb & MeCreu. Simmer 100,
eagle Bldg, Spotone, Baib.
7s16.t6
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aHtO Meyair Sbop

Sol Nnrpbp. aatomobiI- u. Reifen.
Hepnrdtnren. liz Siio IL. Ctr.
Dbone GnIer 207. RaGt'E eLePbcn
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3n %urrtnnfru. Cine t60 Ndcr,
out ciuaeri6tetc 6ornt Sous,
Stolimacu, aorncrib, nlc 5oricn
Sruft nabe bet Stride mo Sdule.
$50 ben adrr. Otto %saItemeBsr.
M%orrowuile. slams, ". 3-7.i0.i6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
CITY SHOULD OWN STREET
RAILWAY

1t looks like the part of wisdom
for the city to take over the street
railway property with a bond issue
and put the property in operation
1t sold on the market for $4,45O and
it was bid in against a junk dealer,
who wanted to take up the rails and
sell the old copper and steel and 9th
er material. In that event the city
would have no car line and we would
also have the reputation of being un-
able to support street railway
system.
The car line can he taken over with
n bond issue, provided the people
want to vote the issue. The line has
been purchased at much below its
value as junk. Extensions can be
made and the system can easily be
made to take care of its expenses.
Of that there Is no question. A line
can be built to Wilmington park,
where swimming pools, tennis courts
and probably golf links can be built.
That park can be made a great public
playground for the city.
A large portion of the Ardmore
people own cars, and they can take
their families to the Country Club
and to the golf links and to fishing
ponds for a days outing. There are
many other people who cannot take
their families out, because they do
not own cars, and because they do
not earn enough money to justify
them in hiring autos for picncs and
outings.
The coming of the auto has added
the necessity OF more outings. People
without cars see those who have them
enjoying their trips about the city
and to the country, and it creates a
demand for recreation. All we know
is by comparison. This being true,
the presence of the auto has brought |
about a revolution in the thoughts or |
the people. The revolution is toward |
more hours of play, and the world |
will be better off on account of it,
1t is unbelievable to thin% that any
man who is able to buy a car tuat
he might take his wife and kiddies
on an afternoon picnic will vote
against bond issue that the other
fellow depends upon to take out his
wife and babies 1t is also unreason-
able to think that any man who does
not own a car will be opposed to the
issue and therefore it seems that the
vote should be practically unanimous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
PANAMA'S LITTLE RAIL WAY
CONTROLLED BY GOVERNMENT

Panama. April l.-(Correspondence
of the Associated Press) Panama's
own little railway the Ferrocarril de
Chiriqui, will be completed next
month and put in operation under
government control. Trains will be
operated to both Boquete and La
Conception, one due north and the
other west Of David, capital of CHR
iqui Province.
The completion of the railway to
these two towns will be celebrated
by President Porras, who personally
will visit the province and inspect the
railway. \ large number of invited
guests from Panama and the canal
zone will accompany the president.
The total length of the line is
about Go miles. divided into three
branches branch extends north
from David to BoQuete, one west to
La Conception and a short one from
Tolega, on the Boquete line to the
Potrerillos sugar country. The main
line touches the coast at Pedregal.
the port for David, AZ miles south.
As soon as sufficient funds are
available, the government of Panama
will start sanitation work in David.
the capital of the province of CHR
iQui. Plans are now being made to
build sewage system and provide
the city with a water system. Both
can be readily constructed because
the city streets have not yet been
laid out permanently. Ample fresh
water can be readily obtained from
Rio David. a large mountain stream
near the town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

blood impurities known to science
Everybody knows or ought to know
that impurities in the blood cause
most of the poor compleXions, the
pimples, the red spots, the muddy
skins, the hoils and skin eruptions.
Once the blood is purified. all these
beauty destroyers disappear, and a
complexion results which no face
treatment can ever produce,
Stuarts Calcium Waters are Won
derful for this purpose. One of their
ingredients, calcium sulphide, is in
itself the quickest and most effective
and most effective blood cleanser
ever known. Start taking Stuart's
Calcium Waters today and your mir
ror in few days will show you that
your dream of fair and beauteous
face" is coming true. Buy box Of
them from your druggist today, 30
cents. If you want to try them first,
mail coupon below for free trial
package.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
ORDERS GIVEN TO SHOOT

The mayor of Oklahoma City is
the friend of the man with the hoe.
He has given much of his time to the
work of encouraging home gardening,
and he is also now using his power
as mayor to protect the gardens
which have been planted. Oklahoma
City has an ordinance against the
chicken running at large when the
gardens are growing, and Mayor over.
holser has an officer equipped with a
gun of the proper calibre for chicken
shooting and he has ordered the of
ticer to shoot all chickens against
which complaints have been lodged
and TO arrest the owner ana take
him before the police court for a
heavy fine.
In the city of Tulsa, about the same
regulations are being enforced, and
the folks who are trying to do some
thing with the hoe will be protected
from the man who tries TO raise
chickens on the commons in crowd
ed city.
There are hundreds of citizens in
Ardmore and in other cities of the
state who have their gardens ruined
each year by chickens which belong
TO their neighbor. They suffer in
silence and let their gardens go be-
cause they would rather lose their
garden than to engage in neighbor-
hood row, and stir up a lot of strife.
II is the city's business to dispatch
an officer to protect gardens, and
only about one trip will have to be
made. When owners of fowls learn
that they must keep them up or have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
HOW TO WHIP TROUBLE

or Mstah Trouble, he come aroun
one day,
An say, Il gwinter git you, so yol
better run away,
likes to see you hustle. OATS dC
way / has my fun.
knows | kin ketch up to you, nc
matter how you rum"
] says, "Mistah Trouble, you has
been a-chasn' me
Ever since l kin remember, an Use
tired as ! kin be.
So Use gwinter stop right yere, an
turn around, a-facin' you,
An lick you if | kin, an fin out
jest what you kin do"
or Mistah Trouble, he looked might
lily ashamed,
He acted like a buckin' hoss dat's
suddenly been tanned;
An den he turned an travelled off,
a-hollerin' Good day;
| amt got time to fool around wifi
folks dat acts dat way"
Washington Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
From Wade Headquarters

Wade headquarters in Oklahoma
City reported last night at II o'clock
that out of 60 counties Wade has $50
delegates instructed for him and La
Fayette 147. The uninstructed vote it
is believed by the Wade people, will
give about the same ratio to the Mar
low man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
TEXAS co. WAVES PROTEST
Conditions for Refund of Gross Pro-
duction Tax Accepted.

Oklahoma City, April 1.-State Au-
ditor f. b. Howard has received no
tice from the Texas company and
all the subsidiaries of that company
waving protest on the gross produc-
ton tax so far paid n consideration
of refunding of the tax on royalty in
terest. This big waiver is expected
to be the forerunner of number Of
other big accessions TO the revenues
by the same manner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

The government has begun a probe
to ascertain why gasoline has ad-
vanced. That can be answered in
the price of crude Oil We might
also investigate bacon prices, which
have gone from about 1Sc to SOC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
What Sweetheart
Tried for Pimples
Stuart's Calcium Voters Proved
Masc-They're the Most Ef.
fective, Quick Blood Clean
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The difference in the appearance
of the skin, after a few days use of
Stuart's Calcium Waters, is start
ling. They are without doubt the
greatest skin beautifers in existence,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
Love County.

Marietta, Okla, April Love
County indorsed Val Mullen of Ard
more for delegate to St. Louis and
sends an uninstructed delegation to
Oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

The governments contracts for IL
cent gasoline expire at the end of
the year, and new contracts will call
for price of i0c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

them killed, and they also be fined
in police court, there will not be any
chickens destroying gardens and
flowers in the yards of neighbors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

and Choctaws of this state, their mon
eys, of which they are so much in
need, and to which they are justly
entitled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

That each SIDE had a slate was
brought out by questions and answers
that passed between Lee Cruce and
II. A. Ledbetter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

There was a well defined lineup
on both sides and each seemingly
had planned how the convention
should be run in advance.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Ardmoreite is authorized to
make the following announcements
for candidates of the various county
offices subject to the action of the
democratic primary election which oG,
ours August l, 1916:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

The Gainesville Chamber of Com
merce offers $1,000 for a 50-barrel oil
well in Cooke county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

Plans were made to organize a
"rump" convention but it was firally
decided not to hold it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

1000 Hens Wanted this week, high.
est Market Prices paid for them.
Phone e32. Western Grain & Produce
Company. %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

There's dignity, grace and fun at
High school Monday night. 29-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
Convention Notes.

Fred Ryburn assisted John F. Eas
ley in his duties as secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

asked him for cigar, and receive,
a quick response.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

Full line of new garden seed at
Brady & Bradys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02
Students ProQram

Saturday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. h. B. Luke. 503 Broadway, n. W.,
pupils of Mrs. Katherine Suggs Reid
gave the following program:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

Full line. of new garden seed at
Brady 4 Brady's.
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! Hdu Ildllhtu ION lIt COllN CullOll
I should be run in advance.
The delegates from the country
won a nice victory over the boys in
town. At least, that's the way the
convention impressed some of the
boys.
1t might have been much more in
! teresting if the boys from the west
side could have gotten here.
The temporary organization was
made permanent.
Uncle Bud Young told the conven-
ton he had been honored several
times by the party, but he never re-
ceived recognition which he was
prouder of than the one the boys gave
him in the convention.
]. W. Harreld, Sam Butler and w.
S. Wolverton were up taking lessons
on how TO run republican conventions.
They acknowledge themselves indebt-
ed to the bunch" for some real,
practical ideas.
Sheriff Garrett was on hand, and it
looked at one time as if his services
would be needed.
Robert F. Scivally and Jimmie
Mathers came very nearly telling off
on each other about me former con-
vention.
Just when DR.. Dow Taylor was
peeved the most, Jimmie Mathers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

1t might have been much more in
teresting if the boys from the west
side could have gotten here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-02

The temporary organization was
made permanent.