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Ardmore, Monday, March 2, 1908. THE DAILY ARDMOREtTE. ocur 1 "he Ardmore ss Hinds has charge of training school for rsos. liecoivc-s both medical and Mirpcnl pa n's. Thoroughly modern in every particular lueial operating room. CJood service, tonus isonablo. The. medical profession solicitid. DRS. HARDY, VON KRL.LBK & UHttfRY; Ardmore, fe $'6- LEGAL BLANKS The Ardmoreite has a complete supply of leal blanks under the New State Laws. Send us your order and we will furnish blanks by return mail. We have: Chattel Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, Chattel Mortgage Hooks with duplicate copy sheets, Chattel Mortgages(short form) Releases of Mortgages, Warranty Deeds, Warranty Deeds with lien, Rental Contracts, four dillerei.t forms of cash and crop rent, Lease Contracts, regulation 1 or f year form, Quit Claim Deeds, Powers of Attorney, Guardians Hond, Administrators Hond Petition for Removal of Restrictions, Proofs in Hankruptcv, Petition for Appointmentof Guardian of Minor, Petition for Letters of Administration, Certificate of Protest, Notice of Protest, Hills of Sale, Land Plats, All Forms of Notes, Affidavit for Renewal of Mortgage, Notary Acknowledgments. Address all orders to Tl li e Ardmoreite Publishing Company Ardmore, - Okla. -n. W W Can't Locate Hidden Fortune. .Monmouth. III.. Mar. -. Spcdnl UiiHiiccf'Hsful attumptH haw twen mailo to uncovor tlu $10U,(i0it In koIi! ln'llvwl to have boon lmiloil near thu lidine of the late Ilonjamln Bcull, mi eccentric cltl7.cn of this country. Scull lost the power of tpecch ho foru hU death and wan unable to tell wlioro his fortune was hlihlon. The Lucky Quarter Is tho one you jiny out for a box of Dr. KIiib'b Now Mfo I'llls. They btiiiK you tho hilth Hint's more precious than Jewels. Try them for heailacho, biliousness, constipation and malaria. If they disappoint you tho price will be cheerfully refund ed at V. H. Frame's drui; store. Will Eat No More "Wheats." Wilmington, Del.. Mar. Special As tho result of an operation for appendicitis, Wllbbur Steele, champi on buckwheat cake eater of Delaware, has boon forced to relinulsli Ills ti tle. His latest feat was the con sumption of twenty-five cakes, each the size of a pinto, and two pounds of Inn tor. Splotches On Your Skin BHsflHslBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBHBBiSBBBSSHMllH Sanitarium r- Oltla. (C &f6 $4 "A j ?A yj$ $4, sty '4$: -9 t& Texas Odd Fellows Meet. Fort Worth, Texas, .Mar. 2. Special Delegates from all tho Texas lodges of Oild Fellows are hero today for the annual nicotine of the stato grand lodKO, which will extend through four days. Thousands Perish. Thousands perish every year consumption resulting from a Foley's Honey and Tar cures tho racking coughs and expels tho from your system and prevents sumption and pneumonia. It cured many cases of Incipient sumption. Sold by all dealers. from cold. most cold con d&w Observe Carl Schurz Birthday. Cincinnati. Mar. 2. Special Cin cinnati members of the Carl Schurz Memorial coininltteo will celobrato Mio hlrthdfty of tho great publicist, which falls today. The fund for tho Schurz memorial has now reached nearly JIOn.OnO contributions having boon sent by people In all sections of tho country. Hut tho Ignoraiiro of a lawyer i isn't bliss for his client. Poor wmciy COUNTY COURT DOCKET CRIMINAL CASES SET FOR TRIAL THIS TERM OF COUNTY COURT. The following is the netting of the misdemeanor docket of the county tourt for the week beginning March 21. This will In all probability be one of the heaviest dockets to bob tried by Judge Mnou, as over 150 caie ar) -set down for trial, tho majority of which were bills found by the grand Jury. The docket In an follow: Monday, March 9th. .lames Huston Katie Wllllamm, selling Intoxicating liquor. Hubert Ifonnor. Frank OBborn, wil ing Intoxicating Itipior. Jonas I'ooslie, selling Intoxicating )t(iKir. oillT Fltxgerald, idling Intoxicating liquor. John A. Palmer, permitting gaming table. Dave White, Chan. W. Henderwin Louis Uunbert, Andy Brown, John Williams, gambling. X. P. Arthur Hoblsou, Jou McFnrlaml, Son Walker, Hilly Graham, gambling. X. I'. Jim Rogers, selling Intoxicating li quor. March 10th. A. C. Clanuhan, conveying Intox icating liquor. Itoiaml Wllllnnii, conveying Intox icating liquor. Hob Griffey, giving away liquor. Hob Griffey, selling intoxicating li quor. James Steen, con eying liquor. Jcbbo Hodgors, selling liquor. March 11th. Will Caple, Rolling liquor. Will Caple, gelling liquor. Manns Clay, pot It larceny. .Io!i n Kills, carrying pistol. Tennis Clay, carrying woapon. March 12th. I. lf Pickens, selling liquor. Charlie Jordan, selling liquor. Dave Johnson, I'M lYumpus, selling liquor. John Weaver selling liquor. March 13th. Ike Harmon, malicious trespass Hlnier McCauley, selling whiskey. 1OiiU Iamhcrt selling liquor. Clde Jones exposing pcron. March 10th. Dan Painter keeping hoiuo of lit fame. Sam Stephenson, carrying weapon. Will Caple. selling wjilskey. Charlie Jordan, selling whUkuy. Chnrllo Jordan, soiling liquor. Goorgo Anderson, concealed weap on. Lit Pickens, selling liquor. March 17 Mitch Taylor, Zona Clay, Chnrllo Jordan. Moll Taylor, Geo. Anderson, gambling. Italic Hardy, permitting house to bo kept for prostitution. Henry Hanks, selling liquor. Hei.ry Hanks, soiling liquor. Henry Hanks, soiling liquor. John WntU, selling liquor. II. M. Helttnor, soiling liquor. March 18. Uni Crlffey, carrying weapon. Lon Crlffey, Hob Crlffey, assault and battery. Tom Harris, vagrancy Tom Hasty, vagrancy. Cliarlle Heed, vngrncy. Xeil Mitchell, vnsr.ni,;'. lalllo McGaughoy, vagrancy: Jessie Graham, .g'ano;-'. I -a ura Sugg Country, vagrancy. Hen Wliito, vagrancy. Jim I3o, vagrancy. Hen Franklin, vagrancy J. S. Saddler, vagrancy. Homier' Heiison, vagrancy. Hd Whitfield, vagrancy. Tom Johnson, vagrancy Vllllo Cole, vagrancy. Jo in II. Pe, vagrancy, Kno- i' IIpib, vagrancy. Joo White, vagrancy. March 19. Lon Griffey, concealed weapon. Lon Griffey, concealed weapon. Lon Griffey, selling liquor Dan Hurt, selling whUke.-. George Game, soliciting sale of Hllllo Cole, conducting giunlng. Abo Fnloe, permitting house of prostitution. blood is easily told, by splotches. DimDles. boils and other defects in the skin. Poor blood is bad blood, diseased blood, poisoned blood, caused by imperfect liver action. To reg ulate your liver, purify your blood, cleanse your system from all poisons and impurities, take a course of THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT It is a purely vegetable temedy, safe, reliable, prompt and without bad after-effects, and is sold in 25c and $1. packages. Insist on having Thedford's Black Draught. It is the most ' imitated vegeiapie liver medicine L. T. lluftgell, advertising sale of liquor. L. T. Itussell, adver'.-iiip tnlo of liquor A. It. Cox, convoying whiskey. Toinmls llarrlt, Jeff Darin, gam bling. March 20. Xora Wilson, keeping house of ill fame. Katie WltllamiHui, maintaining homo- of prostitution. John Clayborne, Mrs. McXemee, keeping house of 111 fame. Orln ltedfleld, hooping bouse to be used as a house of HI fitnie. Jeff Davis .vagrancy. Stow !trowit,vngranc. liiick Garrett. Jim Chancellor, forc ibly detaining possession of real es tate. Jim Stecii, selling liquor. W. H. Roberts, perniitiing house .it prostitution. James Steen, maintaining public nuisance. March 21. Toinmle Johnson, iiialnUiIng public nuisance. I lender Heiiiou, maintaining public nuisance. Hob Carson, niulnuili.lng ptiuile nui sance. John Poo .gambling. Hen White, gambling. ICd Kelloy, vagrancy. Dean Shofford, vagrancy. Frank HiiHtinan, vagrancy. Levi Illggliibottom, gaming house. Hob Ilra.ill, shooting gun In public place. Dave White, vagrancy. Henry 'Vilnius, maintaining public Jiiilsniic Abo Kn'.o-', cambllng. Good for Everybody. Mr. 'Xoriiian II. Coulter, a proml inont architect, In the Delbert build ing, San Francisco, snH: "I fully endorse all that has boon wild of l'ileclnc Hitters as a tonic medicine. It Is good for everylMidy. It corrects stomach, liver and kidney disorders in a prompt and elllcleut manor and builds up tlio system." ICIectrlo Hit ters Is tho host spring medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter; an a blood purifier It Is unoquuhM. 50c at W. H. Frame's drug store. How many times have you won out when Invited to go up against another man's game? A Card. This Is to certify that all drug gists are authorized to refund your money If Foley's Honey and T.u fall to euro vour couich or cold, ll stops tho cough, heals the Iiiuks and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe coughs and prewnts pneumonia ami consumption. Contains no oplatos. Tho genuine Is In a yellow package, ltefuso substitutes. Sold by all druggists. d&w Xo oal hustler would glvo 2 coats for tho things that come to tlis who wait . Unequaled as n Cure for Croup. "Hesldos being an excellent rem edy for colds and throat troubles, Chamberlain's Cough Homodv 's an oqualed ns a cure for croup," says Harry Wilson of Waynetown, Iud. When given as soon as tho croupy cough appears, this remedy will pre vent tho attack. H Is used success fully In many thous'imts of homos For sale by F. J. Himsey i in Holf maa Drug Storo. wl; Just hecauso a man says nothing ho Isn't necessarily a sawer ot wood. Best Hea.r In the World. Hov. F. Starblrd, of Kast Haymond, Maine, says: "I have used Hucklon's Arnica Salvo for several years, on my old army wound, and other obstinate sores, and find It tho host healer In the world. I uso It too with great suc cess in my veterinary business." Prlco 25c at W. 11. Frame's drug storo. Ono reason why there are so many now-fanglod diseases Is that there are so many doctors. How Cough Germs Multiply. When you have a cold the mu cous mombrauo Is Inflamed and tlx llsoaso germs which you breath" find lotlgoment and multiply, espe cially tho pneumonia genu. Foley' i Honey and Tar soothes and heals the Inflamed air passage, stops tho cough and expels the cold from your system. Hefuso substitutes. Sold by all druggists. d&w i Felt slippers may ho comfortable, ! but when a hhoe iiik Iu.s It Is felt. 1 Somo people are willing to glv the doil his due lien before ho claims It in tne world WH Yr j;m WOLVES FEAR IRON. A Pieco of the Metal Will Keep th Animals From Any Carcass. Ill tile early days wolves weie com para lively unmmplctoiH, and It wan eny to trap or poison them The now knowledge, n U'tter eemprelu ii slon of the modern dangers, seemed t.i spread among tho wohes. They learn cd how to detect tind defy the trips Hiid poison, ami In somo way tho knowledge was passed from one to an other till all uolws wore fully p.i-. lesfod of lb liiforuintloll. How iM Is done Is not easy to say. It is ea-io-to prove that It is done. Fow woius ever get into a trap, fewer still got lato a trap ami out ngalii, ami thus tlu lentil that a stool tinp U a thing to be reared. And jet all wolves bine He knowledge, as every trapper know and since they could not got It at t;i-' timid they must hnve got It so,-i. l Imtul-thut Is, the liifoiiiiathui wa ooiunitinlontod to thein by others ui their Mud. It is well known among hunters that a piece of Iron Is enough to protect nnji ciiiviiss from the woles. If a door or antelope has boon shot and Is to bo loft out overnight, all that Is needed for its protection Is an old horseshoe a spur or even any part of the hum er's dross. No wolf will go near such suspicious looking or huinnii tainted things. They will sturw rather than approach the carcass so guarded. With poison a similar change ha come about. Strychnine was consld erod Infallible when llrst it was Intro ducod. It did vast destruction for a time; then the wolves seemed to dis cover tho danger of that particular smell and would no longer take the poisoned bait, as I know from number loss experiences. It Is thoroughly well known among the cattlemen now that tho only chance of poisoning wohes Is In tho lato sum mer and early autumn, when the young ure beginning to run with the mother She cannot watch over nil of thorn th. whole time, ami there Is n chance ot some of them llmling the halt and tal. lug It before they have boon taught to let that sort of smell thing alone. The result is that wolves are on tho Increase. They have been, Indeed, since the late eighties. They have re turned to many of their old hunting gtoumls In the cattle countries, ami each your they seem to bo more tin morons and more widely spread, thanks to their mastery of tho new problems forced upon them by civilization. -Krnost Thompson Seton In American Magazine. SELF RELIANCE. Tho Lesson That Was Taught to Henry W.ird Dtccbrr. . Henry Ward Needier used to toll this story of tlio way In which Ids teacher of mathematics taught t.lm to depend upon hlmscll: "I was sent to tho blackboard and went, uncertain, full of whimpering. " 'That lesson must be learned.' said my teacher In a very (pilot tone, but with a terrible Intensity. All explana tions and excuses he trod underfoot with utter scortifulness. 'I want that problem. I don't want nny reasons why you haven't It,' ho would say. " 'I dhl study two hours.' "'That's nothing to mo. I want the lesson. You need not study It at all or you may study It ton hours. Just to suit yourself. I want the lesson. "It was tough for a green boy, but It Reasoned me. In less than n month I h.id the most Intense sense of In tellectual Independence ami courage to defend my recitations. "Ono day his cold calm voice fell upon mo In the midst of a demoustra Hon, 'No!' "I hesitated and then went back to the beginning, and on reaching tho same point again No!' uttered hi a tone of conviction, barred my progress. "'The next!' And 1 sat down In rod confusion. "He, too, wns stopped with 'No!' but went right on. finished, and ns he sat down was rewnrded with 'Very well!" "'Why.' whimpered 1, 'I recited It Just as lie did and you said 'No'.' " 'Why didn't you say 'Yes' and stick to It? It Is not enough to know your lesson you must know that you know It. You have learned nothing till you nro sure. If nil the world says 'No!' your business Is to say 'Yes' and pruvu it.'" Riding Backward. To bo comfortable In summer, al ways ride with your back toward the engine. Your eyes miss all tho smoke mid clmlers. Insist that tho porter make your berth with your pillow toward the engine. This will drive your blood to your feet and keep them warm, winter and summer, and your head cool which Is one of tho famil iar rules of health, handed down from our forefathers. In case of accident you go In headforemost. Now Yorl, Tress. .Her Method, f.'nolo Hob Yes, my wife nllns b'lleved In t!n' a string to her (lngei to remember things. Uncle Hill She has one on her linger most of tho Una. I notice. Uncle Hob Yes, 'ceptln' when she has Homethln' very pertlklor to remember: then she loaves oft the tdrlug, an' when It ain't there she re members why. Ho Had Traveled. "Speaking of the 'Mysteries of far h,'" said the literary boarder. "The greatest one of them," said the boarder who had been on a "personally conducted." "Is tho language." Cincin nati I .iilicr. Tlw poor must bo liberally enred for, m that i u mill uy shad not bo tempted .Into uiidui. or want exasperated ; Into crime. - inthrop. I AM i k MOTHER How many Aim n in woiiau in lonely lnunes u. d.i lmn; fur lliis blessing to come into their lives, niul to lie aide to niter these Words, lutt hecaiise of mmiio ornanii' dt-ratigv-nuMit tins happiness is denied tin in. Kvory woman interested in this subject should know that pre par.t lion for healthy maternity is aceomplKlu'd hv the uso of LYDIA E.PINKHAIVrS VEGETABLE COMPOUND Airs. M.iKKio (iihner, of Wist Union, S. (,w rites to Mrs, l'inkham: " I was greatly run down in iic.Uth from a weakness peculiar to my sex. when I.vdia li. l'inkham' h Vegetable Compound wns recommended to tne. It not only restored me to perfect health, but to my delight 1 am a mother." Mrs. Josephine Hall, of Ilardstown, Ky., writes : " I was a very jrrent sulTorer from fi'innlo troubles, mm! my physician fadeu to help mo. I.jdia K. 'I'iuiiliniii'.s Wye table Compound not only restored mo to perfect health, but I am now a proud mother." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Fur thirty eats l.vdia Iv l'i ik hum's Veelahle ('oinMniiiil, made from roots and herWs, has lieen the standard remedy for female ills. 1 1 -. 1.. , . aim nas iMisiiivoiveureti tmuisanilsol i women wlui have boon troubled with displacements, inllannnation, uleeia- j lillll. tibl'oiil tunnies irri.mit.. ..it i,,.. ;i -; ; -- -p, .1.. nt..,. 1 ,t.ttllWI1ll II'IIIIL K,II.l',1..1t. ,1..., I....... ?l jv r.n,.-, irtii mil in-, 111,11 in-ju - HiK-down fcclino;, tlntuleiiry, indiges tion, dizinessnr nervous prostration. Why don't you try fi ? rs. IMiiUImm Invites nil sick women to write lier for advice. She lias guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, 31nss. Notice Civil Service. Tho United States civil service commission announce an examina tion to bo at Ardmore, Okla., on Maroh IS, 1U0S, Tor Hallway Mall Clerks. Applicants should at once ap ply either to the United Slates civil service commission, Washington, I). C, or to tho secretary of tlio lsiard examiners at Ardmore, Okla., for application blanks, etc. Hespt. (IliO. J. SANDM.W Local Secretary. There is no time like tho present, became-tho past ami the future are not. Lovers of good health should prevent sick ness Instead of lotting themselves get sick and then try to cure It. So long as you keep your liver, bowels ami stomach In a healthy anil active condition you won't get sick. Hallard's llorblno rellevui constipation, inactive liver and all stomach and bowel troiiMes. Sold by !'. J. Ilamsey. Half the trouble In the world Is caused by woman's jealousy and the other half by man's perfidy. A young man attending Solvldgo HtiKlnciM college wfte 90 work about tho phico before and after school and on Saturdays for his hoard. Is not afraid ot work. If you can ".no him phono 310. 21-tf Mr. John Kltha of Vlnlng, la., says: "I havo been soiling DeWltt's Kid ney and Hladder pll'g for about a yea: and they glvj betfr sfatlsfac tlon that any pill I ever sold 1 havo used thorn myself win flno re sults." Sold hv W. IT. Frame. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Arrival and Departure of Trains at Union Depot, Ardmore. Tho following schedule Is effective on and after Sunday, February 9, on tho various railroads at Ardmore: Santa Fe. .North Ikmml No. C 12:07 a. m. So. IS 11:37 a. in. SouUi Hound No, fi 5:10 a. m. No. 17 4:22 p. m. Frisco. Kiut Hound No. CG2 0:10 a. m No. CGI 12:30 p. in Wot Hound No. G03 0:13 a. in. No. C01 7:50 p. m Rock Island. East Pound No, C')2 7 .1j a ni Wet Hound No, G1 S 30 p. r.i FOR SALE Howdon co'toii stcd, Iowa silt r tiitno corn, vim less pumpkin jams, .sweet po tatot'.s and Spanish p anuts Residenei' 1 1 mill-South of Fair grounds. R. L. SCOTT Ardmoro, Oklalit nm. Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! I have the finest, best and largest line of bulk and package garden seeds in the city. Phone for what you want and I will deliver it to your home. MARTIN Tho ('.roeor, L'29 West Main Street I'liono Ml The Arcade NEWS AGENCY MAIN STRICT Subscriptions tnken for The Ardmoreite and all out-of-town papers and magazines. Exclusive agent for The Daily Oklahoman. E. L GUILLOT III! Mtt Cotton, Gram and Stocks POSTOKI'R'K lll'IMirNU ARDMORE, OKLA. Minimum Orders Accepted 25 bales of cotton, 1000 bushels of grain, 10 shares of stock. Roforonco Ardmoro Hanks. Long Distance Phono 828. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the blad der, urinary troubles and backache use DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills A Week's Trial For 25c E. C. DeWITT &z CO.. Chicago, III. For bale by W. B. Frame. EUROPEAN PLAN Grand Avenue Hotel OHUhoiaa City, OhU. I havo one of tho Bwollest cafes this sldo of Kan-as City Whea you aro In our city would bo pleased to havo you mako us n visit. T. C. WILLIAMS, Proorletor. Seed Oats AT Joe Bastiiie's