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it Your Credit is Good. J If you have no Buggy you can't afford to do without one this Spring J and Summer. Or if the one you have is getting old you can't afford to do without one of the New and Hand- some Buggies just received in our last car of the Blees-McVicker Buggies. J Don't come with the reply that you J rare not able. Call and see what we J will do toward making you able. Our J stock includes Buggies, Stanhopes, J Surries, and ROAD WAGONS. $ OTPllPiin iriiiirni u n nnnininn nn s s s s i s s s , - - - ON THE MOVE E are now enra;ed in mov ing our mammoth stock W of Hardware, Farming- Imple ments, Wagons, Buggies, etc., to our new two-story brick building, first door east of the United States court house, where all our customers will find us. You and your friends are invited to visit us at our new store. NOBLE BROS: "Strike while the Iron is Hot," I "Make Hay while the Sun Shines." T IIESE old sayings are as applicable to one business as another, but how can the fanner strike when the iron is hot when liis machinery is broken down or always in the shop for repairs. We sell the old reliable guaranteed machinery which always yields a profit to the farmer. "McCormick" has been a household word since we can remember. We sell the McCor mick Mowers, Rakes and Corn Harvesters. For more than fifty years the standard of cooking excellence has been the Charter Oak Stoves. You will find us with a big stock of them. Along with other standard goods comes the WHITE ELEPHANT BUGGY. We have in a new car and can sell you any priced buggy you need on the most liberal terms. Williams, Corlm & Go. Ardmore The Hardware Men lot), Ter. DIXIE. Special CViri'sjii.ni'iiue Dixie I T. Jniy S IU v E I. Sill Ininn returned Inst week from Mnr lettn where ho attended tho M. E Conference. Mr. nnd Mrs. Itouuorson returned from n ton days visit to Oroor Co., O. T. Mr. Overstreet wnt to Comanche Friday. Dr. Crnnflll of Loco was In our burg Inst weok. Dr. Newton moved from Dixie Inst week. The W. 0. Ws. had quite nn Inter esting meeting Saturday night. The Mason's met In tho evening. Mr. Mnrtln nnd fnmlly wont down on the river plum hunting. Damnscus Mnrtln started Sundnv on n trip over the Chlckniaw nation In the interest of tho Masonic frn-ternlty. The health of the community Is tol- erablo good. Thoro Is n sick child nt Mr. Ander sons. Mrs. I.eHonn Is Btlll on tho sick list. Willie Mcllvnln has moved Into the houBe left vacant by Mr. McNnbb. Mr. McClaln of Ardmore was In town Saturday. Mr. Ooode of Cornish was hero last week and whljo here bought n new Baddlo from Mr. Hobberson. Tom Klmbrel was visiting friends In this community last weok. A Cure for Summer Complaint. Summer eomnlnlnt In lmiinii lent nmong children this season. A wen uevoiopeu case in tho writer family was cured Inst week by the timely UIO of nhnmlw.rlnln'a fVilln Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemed- ono of tho best patent medicines manufac tured, and which In nl hand at the home of ye scribe. This is noi intended ns a free puff for the compnny, which does not advertise with us. but to lxiiipflt limn anrrr. ors who may not be within easy ac cess oi a pnysician. No family should be without a bottle of this medicine In the house, especially in summer time. I.aneln? ftnwai .inn. nal. For stile by City Drug Store and r. j. imraaey. 0 " 0 0 '. 00000000000- One thing Is certain and that Is that life Is made up chlelly or uncertainties. The Same Old Story. J A. KellV rnlntoa nn ttvunrtnnnn similar to that which has happened In almost every neighborhood In tho United States, nnil lino Imnn tnl.i nn.i retold by thousands of others. Ho sayu: "j.asi summer I had an nttnek of dysentery, and purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's nnllr. nimi Diarrhoea Itcmedy, which I used nc- Luriiint; ,io directions nnu with entire ly satisfactory results. Tho trotiblo was controlled much quicker than formor attacks, when I used other remedlos." Mr. Kolly is a woll known cltizon of Hcndorson, N. C. For sale by City Drug Store and F. J. Itnmsoy. Tho raco doesn't alwayB go to tho swift, but it's Just as woll to get a good start If you can. Laugh and the World Laugh. with you; havo chills and you chill alone. Cheatham's Lnxntlvo Chill Tablets cure, glvo an appetite and clrength. Most convenient chill tonic on earth. Can carry In tho vest pocket Humor Is like whisky In making a poison who tioos too much of It very wabbly. lo Your Life . Worth 50 Cents? Wo defy the world to produco a medicine for ten euro of all forms of kidney nnd bladder troubles, piles and all diseases peculiar to women, that will equal Smith's Suro Kidney Cure. Ninety-eight per cent of tho caBes treated with Smith's Suro Kid ney Cure that havo como undor our observation havo been cured. Wo sell our medicine) on a posltlvo guaran tee, If directions nro followed, and monoy will bo refunded If euro Is not effected. Prlco 50 cents and $1.00. For sale by F. J. Itamflcy. This Is n country In which tho peo ple expect ono of nlmost any ago to tpeak In publl" on the stage. WE GUARANTEE Dr. Cnlilwell'M Syrup Pepsin to cure any cuko or Constiiuitloii, Indigestion, Blclc Headache or Stomach Trouble when t&lccn according to directions. OR. W. O. CALDWELL If, after takln; tivo-thlrtli) cC n fifty ocnt or one dollar bottle, it fulls to do ob represented, wo will refund tba purchase prlco. PEPSIM SYRUP COMPANY, filfl110' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 :tt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The China Chance of a Dozen Years! I have bought the big stock of goods formerly owned by Mrs. Becker and will sell the goods out at the old stand within the next few days. This is the largest stock of China, Glassware, Tinware, Granite Iron and Queensware ever in Ardmore and this sale offers you an opportunity to pick up many a Handsome Piece for the Home as well as a thousand Small Household Necessities at a price such goods were never sold at be fore. The house the goods are now in must be given up and there will be cheap selling for only a brief time. Come in and see how much a few pennies will buy. JAKE BODOVITZ. 5- & rjr - - 3- at - 0r 0r 0- - 0r r-0r-0:-0-& fie- & 0 0 & 0- 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000- iftt. t f .'.. ti i'A t'i it io to', i' i'X ic I'A ifr lo'. i'i '"' t' tlx I'' H'- Of. t'Ji t'i Of. ',: Hf. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 0 0 0 0 WHERE THE OLD WHITE HORSE IS Equine .Cleanliness The horse, unlike certain kinds of men, was never a tramp. He likes to be clean. No man should condemn a horse to poor food, -poor harness or intermittent attention of any kind. Our Brushes, Sponges, Curry Combs and Fly Nets all afford every opportunity for horse clean liness and comfort. And when your horse is fitted out with our hand made harness or saddles, he is comfortable and the rider or driver is always safe. Come and look through our stock. We are always glad to show every piece of goods in the h juse. L. J. JOHNSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ii0000000000000000000000000000000 THE KANSAS CITY STAR Published every evening and Sunday morning, presents all tho news of the 34 hours In the most attractive and rcadablo shape. Well selected miscellany, special articles on topics of general Interest andcarefullyedlted and thoroughly authentic market reports, make every Issue of value to the reader. The Kansas City Star has 100,000 SUBS O RIBERS the largest circulation of n.iy newspaper In tho world, published In a city of less than 300,000 population. The Kansas 01 ty Star deserves and ob tains tho appreciation of tho reading public or It never would have achieved such a great success. Dally and Sunday, lmo 30c Dallyand fiunday.3 mo SI. SO Dally and Hnnday, lmo f3.00 Dally nnd Sunday, 1 year 13.20 Delivered by Carriers, 10c a week. Sample copies mailed frco upon request. BUnSOKIFTlON ItATKB nyrnoll poataite prepaid. KANSAS CITY WEEKLY STAR, One Year 25c TThe best place in Ardmore to buy staple and fancy Groceries and all kinds of Feed is A A, Bailey's. West Main St., Ardmore, ,1. T. DENTISTS. UK. A. U. ADAMS, DKNTIBT. Tho Latost Jmproyoraont for Crows and Bridgo Work. Looal anwathetloi administered for inav patnle.i oitraotlon at teeth. All vork imaraoteed. Frloee to isll tba. tlmei, Offloe orer Randol'i store. Ardmore, I. V JOHN W. LEE. DENTI8T. All work gnaraotoed. (Inrman bnllfllnic , over City National Bank. Telephone No. W. Ardmore, Ind. Ter. DR. WM. 8. PENNELL, DENTIST. Office over Peeples' Cafe., Roomo 8 and 10. DR. RAWLES, ANDERSON, DENTI8T,f j Ardmore,' Ind. Ter-i ' Perfect nnacsthetlc for painless cr trnetlon. .. Ofllco in Wheeler hulltl-lng. Foley's Kidney Curs makes kidneys and bladder right. CITY SCAVENGER. Prompt attention wilF be given to all Sanitary work. Notify me throT the postoffice, Box 704 BOB McGHEE, Persona leaving town for tho Htim ner can havo tho Ardmorclto mnUedt to their address every day for only' 60 cents a month. Address can ba changed as often as notified. Tho paper twlll come lo you" every day, as a lotter from 'home. "TrLlt.1 Foley's Honey cures colds, prevents p'ncumoaJm-