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Ardnwe, Tuesday. April 7, 110 BY TOMORROW'S CALENDAR. IVrndnle Kevlow Club. it n It K I! it H R U H n ni:i).TIMU DOINOS. The baby said her prnyerH last night And In her woo bod snuggled down, Thou, Intor I put out tlto light, And cntftfry'wny ami waltcd-ln town Were Hiiuk In sleep, or so It Hoetiu'd, And I bad drifted to thu brink Of droutuM tbnt waited to bu dreamed When baby called: "Me wants a Jink." I "tto yatiLs a Jink,"' she called, and still I lay and did not stir a mite. Taa dark, the night wax dark and chill, And to go paddling through tbu night 'laTCfootnd isn't tiny fun. And I thought: "She will doiibtlesn Hlnk 'lo sleep," but he bad not begun To sdecp. Sho ealled: "Me wants a Jink!" 'Mo yanls Jink!" she called again, "Mo yautH u Jink!" called loud anu clear, And with a Mitch In her volco then "Mo yants t Jink tan't daddy bear?" Tiiua hIiu was giggling then, I think "You must have tuvvers on youtu head, Ale said an' .said, me ynntx a Jink! "Oh, that was It?" I laughed and said. "I'll got and set and get a 'Jink l-'oryou, you nolny tousluhcud; I will, If I don't Hlcep a wink!" And I got tho drink for her, too. And Htood beside the tumbled heap, Wiillo she drank, then aald: "Kyoa-o' lltlue, .Vow smuggle dow nnd go to Hlcep." Then ho said "Me don't yantK to Hlecp," And held me "Daddy, mako a light. Oh, daddy, me Iovoh youm a heap! Mo yants to have a plllow-flght! 'A pillow fight! Now you Ho down ! Indeed, I'll uot this time of night! No, babe, I'll not! "We'd rouse the town!" And thon we bad the pillow fight. sludd IMortlmer IxjwIs In Houston Cost. a Boarders' Baseball. Tho boardern from Captain .John hiKi'H'iiud those from Mrs. Hell's will play baseball at Ixirena park on Thurs day afturnoon for the benefit of tho Confederate Home. dust wli.it penalty the. losing team must pay has not been announced, lk)th sides are sure of victory and by so espousing the cause of their lioard- Ins houso aro securing extra rations of Juicy beef steaks and hot biscuits. Tho play has been called for thrco o'clock 'and they want everybody to como. n Another Cruce Rally. Cruco Day in Ardmore, not only de lighted the democrats, but quite charmed tho children, who were allow ed to march and carry Cruco banners. Tho little il'ennlngton twins were wild with excitement over the marching mod were not to bo reconciled over not getting to take part until their mother promised them they could ask some nnlirliluir i-hllilien liver Mnmlav alto" noon and have a Cruco celebration all by themselves. So yesterduy after noon thu little playmates chiiio and Cruco banners were given the children who marched to their utmost witlnfn" tlon, and whose merry laughs ard bright eyes augur well lor the success of our candidates campaign. Of course, thero was no speech mak- Ing but there was Ice crenm at 1'osi'h drug store later -ami. maybe, that's a nood war to net votes, after all. t Mrs. D. !:. Allen has Just returned from Cuturlo, where sho wont to meet1 cousin, Mrs. W. (1. Rupgles ot" Sprtiu Hold, 111. While In Outhrlo Mrs, Al- L nantitttiU8ttn u "America's Foremost Brand" LUZIANNE COFFEE Acorrce ih.i tlitUciion will t'n jroucvf ty ANY PATRON. P1XA5INC THE REILY MARY GWYNN WHITEMAN TELEPHONE ONE-FOUR-TWO Ion was tho recipient of several ho clal courteHlcH and will remember hor visit most pleasantly. Mrs. S. T. Wed hoc entertained Mrs. Allen for n gretu part of her visit and ave a dining In her honor. Mrs. Allen was also the first Ardmore- visitor who was honored with a drive In Mr. lllodsoe's largo touring car. The npec!al rate to Ober Ammeigau has attracted more tourists than ever this year, our neighboring town, (la'.n- csvllle, sending some half dozn.T. Tho price from New York under tho lint per Hro.'s tour will make It possible for many more to attend this year than over before. :: Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Sllsbee nnd daughter, Marie, of Old Mexico aro vis iting Mr. and Mrs. C. I. VnnDunbors. They up) en route to California. Your tongue Is coated. Your Drouth Is foul. Headaches como and go. Thcso symptoms show tbnt your stomach Is the trouble. To romovo the cause is the first thins, and Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to tako and most ef fective. Sold by nil dealers. PRAIRIE CO. SHOWS VAST INCREASE Cuthrle, Okla., April '-Ti. That the l'ralrle Oil and flas Company has largely Increased Its holdings of pw ducltu; oil wells lit Oklahoma during tho past year Is proven by the returns of tho company to the state board "1 equalization today. The Prairie llxes Its l'.UO valuation at JtG.UIl.SlS, which Is an lucrense of approximately three quarters of n. million dollars over tho 11M)! returns. 15,310,1811. Thc hold lugs of oil and tankage are consider amy reduced this year, however, and the new piping Is not cf.-.ough to make any great changes In thu figures. Thero would havo been considerable decrease In the 1010 figures, therefore had It not been for the heavy purebns ins of oil producing properties by tho l'ralrle during the last year. In nddl tlon to tho estimated "production" ac quired during 1U0O, of $2,000,000. tnu l'ralrle also has purchased lately n big property consisting of Hcattered ho'd Ings throughout the several oil fields which Is to .bo delivered July 1, nnd which will bo taxed locally only for this year. Tho returns of 1010 show that tho l'ralrle properties arc dlstrluutcd a follows: Muskoieo county, $filS,72l Creek, .TTU.Ofil; Nowata, $I51,11'J Okmulgee, $738,12S; OsaKe, 510,777 I'awnee, $.'11,101; Hogors, $S 1,101; Tulsa, $3,7:!3,,.'01; AVagonor, $310; Washington, $G,t;28,K01. Tho company Increased Its holdings In Muskogee county about $150,000; In Nowata about $100,000; In Okmulgee about iihout $2S0,O00; In Tulsa county Jill, i00, and In Washington county about $10,000, Osago county holdings de creased more than $100,000, much tank ago being taken down there, l'awneu and llogcrs county suffered slight losses In assessments. Notice for Publication. Statu of Oklahoma, Carter County, In tho District Court. Mnudo Cox, plaintiff, vs. .lames V. Co defendant, No. C7C. Said defendant Jnmcs Cox will tuko notice that ho has been Buct in tho abovo named court for divorce and must answer the potltlon lllcd therein by said plaint 1 tV on or before tho ::ist day of May, A. D 1010, or said peti tion will bo taken as true, nnd a Judg ment for said plaintiff In said action 'or nivorcc, win no ronuered uccoru Imdy. Hated UiIh l!th day of April. 1910. ! J- THOMPSON, Attorney for Plaintiff, j Attest C. T. VintNON. District Clerk. Ry S. M. PARKKR. Deputy. 19-20-3 A COrrEr.who..d.ubl.trnth ind low piic intktt II cnmwl GROCER WILL SUPPLY YOU - TAYLOR CO. NEW ORLEANS, U.S.A. !g! Clue By CAROLYN WELLS. (Copydlght, 1909, by J. B. Llpplncott Company) J CHAPTER I. I The Van Normans. j The old Van Nonnnn mansion was the finest Iiouho in Maplcton. Well ' back from the road, It sat proudly j among Its finely kept lawns and gardens, ns If w th a Dignified sense i cf Its own Importance, nnd Its 1 white, Colonial columns g'eamed i through the trees, like entlne. guarding the entrance to the stately hull. All Mapleton was proud of tho pic turesque old pace nnd It was shown to visiting strangers with tlio same pride that the natlso villagers point ed out the Memorial Library and the new church. More than a half-century old, the patrician white house Bcctneui t" glance coldly on tho upstart cot tages, 'Whoso Inadequate pillars imp ported beetling second stories, and whose spacious, flllgrecd veranda left woefully small area for rooms lnsldo the house. The Van Norman ninnslon was not like that. It was n long rectangle, nnd each of It four stories was a series of commodious, -well-shaped apartments. An'J Its owner, the beautiful Mud- elo'ne Van Norman, was tho nm't envied ns well as the most adn ' ed young woman In the town. Magnificent Madeleine, as she was sometimes called, wa one of teh haughty, Imperlotw typo which In- spiies admiration nnd respect rather than love. An orphan nnd tin neircss. shu had lived all of her twen'ty-vA-o yenrs of life In tho old house, and since tho death of her uncle, two yenrs before, bad continued ns mis tress of tho place, ably nsBlBtcd by a pleasant, motherly chaperon, a clever social secretary, and a corps of capable servants. The mansion itself find an Income sufficient to maintain It were already legally her own, but by the terms of hor uncle's will sbu was soon to come Into possession of the bulk of the great fortune he had loft MatJ'clcInu wtw the only living descendant of old IUchard Van Nor man, save for one distant cousin, a young man of a scapegrace and ne'er-do-well sort, who of late years had lived abroad. This young man's early life had been spout In Mapleton, but, his tleiy temper having brought about n morions quarrel with his uncle, he had wlsoly concluded to take him self away. And yet Tom Will aril was not of a quarrelsome disposition. Ills bad temper was of the impulsive sort rousiM sifiUcnly, and as quickly sup pressed. Nor was It often In evi donee. 'Good-natured, easy-going Tom wculd put up with his uncle's crlt' Iclsm and fault-finding for weeks nt a time, and .then, perhnps goaded bQond endurance, ho would fly Into n rago and oxproBH himself In flu ent If rather vigorous Knglish. For Richard Van 'Norman had boon by no means an easy mail to live with. And It was Tom's general ami ability that had made him the usual scapegoat for his uncle's 111 temper. Miss Madeleine would havo none ot It. Quito as dictatorial as thu old man himself she allowed no Interfer ence with her own plant) nnd no criticism of her own actions. This had proved tho right way to manage Mr. Van Norman, nnd no nan always nrceiied to Madeleine s requests or submitted t her decrees without objection, though there had never been any demonstration of at' - fectlnn between the two. Hut ileinonbtnitlou was quite for elgn to the nature of both uncle nnd niece, and In truth they wore really fond of each other In their quite, reserved -way. Tom "Wlllard was dlf - ferent. Hl.s aiTeetloa wns of the hon - opt anil iiiitHK)kcn sort, nnd he made friends easily, though he often lost them with equal rapidity. On account, then, of his devotion to Madeleine, nnd his enmity toward young Tcin AVillard, Rlchnrd Van Norman had willed the old place to his nelce, anili had further directed that tbu -whole of his largo fortune should bo unrestrictedly bestowed up - on her on her wedding day, or on her twenty-third birthday, should she I leach that ago iinniarriod. In event of her death before hor inarrlnge, and afro before her twonty-thlpJ' birthday, tho whole estate would go to Tom Wlllard. It was with the greatest roluctanco that Richard Van Norman decreed this, but a provision had to bo miuln In caso of Madeleine's early death, ( and Wlllard -was thu only ether nat- THl DAILY AROMOREITC HAYS HAIR HEALTH NEVER FAILSTO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR nnd BEAUTY. Siillift Kri ,' h StnJmt iVwtr SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Cut this a Jv ml in J mail with your mime atiJ Hddrrti, and 11 tnts In 1 till I II AY M'KCIALTIKH CO. i. i. it in -l , Newurk, N J , U 3 A. rdmoro Pharmacy, T. N. Coloman. City Drug Store. ural heir. And now, tit twenty-two. Madeleine wns on the eve of mar riage to Schuyler Carleton, a member of one of the oldest and best rami lies In Mnpteton. The village gossips were pleased to commend this union, ns Mr. Carle ton was a man of Irreproachable habltn, and handsome enough to a pear well beside thu magniilcent Madeleine He was not a rich man. but, as her marrlaim would bring her Inherit mice, they could rank among tho millionaires of the day. Yet there were those who feared for the fu ture happiness of thu apparently Ideal couple. Mrs. Markham, who was both housekeeper and chaperon to her young charge, mourned In secret over the attitude of tho betrothed pair. He itdores her, I'm sun1," she said to herself, "but he Is too court- and polished In hit manner. I'd rather he would Impulsively caress her, or lnoluntarlly call her by some endearing name than to bu al ways so exquisitely deferential and polite. And Madeleine must lovu him, or why should she marry him? Y't she Is so haughty and formal, she might be a very duchess Instead of young American girl. Hut thai's Madeleine all over. 1 ve never wen her exhibit any renl emotion over anything. Ab. well, I'm an old f.isb iuiied fool. Doubtless, they're coilng dvoes when alone together, but their high-bred notions won't allow any sentiment shown before other people Hut 1 almost isi Bhe were going to marry Tom. He has sentiment enough for two, and thu relationship Is ho distant It's not worth thinking about. Denr old Tom! HeVi the only one who ever stirs Madeleine out of that dignified calm of here." And that was true encugh. Made leine had Inherited tho Van Norman traltH of dignity and reseivo to such an extent that It was difficult for any one to be a really close friend She hnd, too, a strange little air of pre-occupatlon, nnd even when In terestcd in a conversation would ap pear to look through or beyond hor companion that was discouraging to the average caller. So MIhh Van Norman was by no meant a favorite with Mapletor young pecplo In a personal sense but socially sho was their lender, and to be on hor Invitation list wns the highest aspiration of the village "climbers.1 And now she w.'is nliout to marry Schuyler Cnrleton, tho event of tho wedding was tho only thing talked of. thought of, or dronim-d of by Mapleton society. Madeleine, who alwnya kept in touch with Tom Wlllard by corre spondonce, had written him of her approaeh'ng marriage, nnd ho had responded by coming nt onco America to attend tho ceremony. to Helloved from tho embarrassment of his uncle's presence, Tom was his Jovial self, onil showed forth i nll tll0 roprl!henslblo attractiveness , , , B0 oft0I. i,0ionKB to tno BCaPo Kraco nttlro jio sometime.) quarreled i wh M:idololno over trifles, then, ! . - i j ' j i , I I 1 j 1 D' ,ON'T ask for 'soap." Ask for Ivory Soap. There's a big difference. Soap is soap. It may be good; and then again, it may not. But Ivory Soap is al ways good. One cal"! of Ivory Soap will do just exactly what another cake will. Sold everywhere. Used by almost everybody. Ivory Soap 99ioo Per Cent. Pure I making up the next minute, ho Mould pet and caress her with tho prlvllog I cd air of a relative S lie wan glad to bo back among the familiar scenes cf Mapletor and he went nbout the town renew-1 Ing old acquaintances and making ; new ones, nnd chiirinlng nil by his i ( winning personality. In less than a week he had more ( f rends In the Ullage than Schuyler I Carle tmi had ever made. ! C.irletou. though hninUoine and I I distinguished looking was absolutely i without personal magnetism or charm ! -which traits were found In abunil ' unco In Tom Wlllard. j The friends of Schuyler Cnrleton at 1 trlbuted his nervod, almost repel- i ... ..i .....i i.iu i lent (icinvniiur 10 iiiii-iih, nun mi" was partly true. His acquaintance siild It was Indifference, and this again, wns piirtty true. Then his en- j emirs, of whtii he had some, vmved i tlmt his cold, curt manner of speech j was merely snobbishness, and thl I uu not true at alt. I Ills manner toward his fiancee wns j all tbnt the most exacting could re I quire In the matter of courtesy and punctilious ixilltenens. lie was mark edly imdemonstratiie In public, and f th's wore true of hi behavior hn tho two were alone, It was ptohably because Madeleine bersell neither Inspired nor dcMlred terms or acts of endearment. Toiu'k attitude toward Madeleine tigered Carleton extremely, but when t spoke to her on the subject he as gaily Informed that the matter f cousinly affection was outside the Jurisdiction cf a fiancee. Tom, on his part, was desperately In love with Madeleine, and had been fcr years. Repeatedly he had begged her to marry him, and sho new In her heart that his plea was prompted by bis love for herself iimi not by any consideration for her for tune. Anil et, should she marry anoth er, nil nope or nu uncle s money would bo fi rover lost to Tom Wll lard. Rut prodigal and spendthrift that he was, If Tom felt any lejtret at his vanishing fortune, he showed no sign of It. Save for sudden nnd often easily provoked bursts of temper, be was Infectiously gay and merry, and wus the life of thu house party al ready gathered under Madeleluo'n ri'O,'. The fact, that Tom was staying nt the Van 'Norman house, which of course Carleton could not do, gave Wlllard an advantage over the pros pective bridegroom, of which he was by no means unconscious. Partly to tease the Imperturbable but Jealous Carleton, and partly because of his own affection, Tom devoted himself assiduously to Madeleine, especially when Cnrleton was present. You see, Maddy," Tom would say, "there are only a few days left of our boy and girl chiiuiinlness. I fancy that after you're married Schuyler won't let mo speak to you, sae In the most formal terms, so I must see nll I can of you now." Then be would tuck her arm through his own. nnd take her for a stroll In tho gruunds, and Carleton, coining to search for her, would find them cosily chatting In a Mocludod uibor, or drifting lazily in u canoe on the tiny, lily-padded lake. These things greatly annoyed Schuyler Carleton. but romonstnince was never an easy task for him, nor did It ever effect Madelolno pleas antly. "I wish, Madeleine," ho had said one iftiy, when ho bad waited two hours for her to return from a drive with Tom, "that you would hnvo n little regard for appearances, If you havo none for my 'wishes. It lii not seemly for my betrothed wlfo to he driving nll over tbu country with another man." Magnificent Madelolno looked straight tit him, tilting her head back slightly to look beueuth her half-closed l!dn. "It Is not seemly," she suld, "for my betrothed husband to Imply that I could bo at fault In a matter of propriety or punctilio. That is not possible." 1 "You are right," ho said, and his eyes gleamed with admiration of her glorious beauty and Imperious manner. "Forgive mo you aio In deed right." Though Schuyler Carleton mny not have boon lavish of affection, he begrudged no admiration to the splendid woman ho had won. And yet, had ho but known It, tho apparently scornful and hnughty girl was craving a more tender and gentle love, nnd woiili havo gladly foregono hU admiration to havo re celvod moro affection. "Rut it will come," Madeleine thought to hewolf. "I am .not of tho 'clinging vino' typo, I know, but nf- CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Mutliu wliii vulnu tin ir ohii cnnirrt unit tl.r ni'iraiuo(lhilrchilJiin,tiiHi no.-f he Millieui n box or Mollur (!ruy' Suitt I'oitirforClillilrfii, for utott.roui;liouUtuiiioiuiiii. '1'livy Prink tjCitit, Cure Ki-U'iCliut-rf, Ounlltloii, Tiethlni! !' inUr, llMilir.li Mil blmuarli Tr'lli. 'I'ltUll. lOWli:itS.Ni:VHIt t'AII. S)Mtij allIitiMr-s Vic. Jtm't aceral nny tabitltutt. A trial iiustar Hill In-niit 1'ltKK tunny inothir to V. ill luMrm Ativu H. Olmilvd, U- Hoy, N. V. If your head itches jfjgjtl NeW Age Hair Grower It is nn unguent rubbed in easily does not grease hair or clothes but penetrates to the very roots of the hair. Its form and composition giveit remark able vitnli.ing power ten times the strength of liquid tonics. After the first or second ap plication, all itching slops, your head feels ensier than ever be fore nnd your hair becomes soft, velvety, glossy. This shows that the bacteria are hilled, the blood vessels and oil glands toned up and thc fatty tissue once more in healthy condition. New Afin Chemical tor we are married, surely. Schuy ler will he less f rinally polite, and more well chummy." Yet Madeleine hor-elf was chummy with nobody save Tom. i They two wore always chatting and laughing together, and thougn they ditTereil sometimes, and even quarrelled, It was quickly niude up, nnd forgotten In a new subject of merry hHscusbIoii. lint, after all. they rarely quarrell ed except regarding 'Madeleine's ap punching marriage. "Don't throw yourself away on that Iceberg, '.Maddy," Tom would plead. "He's a truly fine man. I know, but he enn't make you happy." "How absurd you are, Tom! filvo ine credit, please, for knowing my own mind, at least. I love Schuyler Carleton. and I am proud that he Is to be my husband. Ho is the fin est man I have ever known In every way, and 1 urn a fortunate girl to bo chosen by such a man." "Oho, Maddy! Don't k the hum Me; It doosnt suit you at all. You are the typo who ought to have kings and crown princes at your feet.' And Cnrleton Is princely enough In his effects, but he's by no means nt your 'feet." "What do you menu?" exclaimed Madeleine, angrily, ".lust what I' say, Schuyler Carle ton ndmlrtti you greatly, but he doosnt lovn you at least, not as 1 do!" "Don't be foolish, Tom. .Naturally you know nothing about Mr. Carli tons iiffectlon for me ho does not proclaim It from tho housetops. And I desire you not to speak of It again." "Why should I speak of wha drosn't oxlst? Forgive me, Madly, but I love you so myself. It drives me frantic to see that man treating you o coolly," "Ho doesn't treat mo coolly. Or, If he does, It's bocausu I don't wish for tender demonstrations beforu other people. I'm fond of you, Tom ns you know, but I won't allow even you to criticise the man I am bout to marry." "Oh, very well, marry him, then nnd a precious happy life you'll load with him and T know why." Madeleine turned on him. hor eyes blazing ultii anger. "What do you mean? Kxplalu tha Inst remark of yours." "Small need! You know why well as I klo," Tom puahed his hands Into liM iockets and strode away whistling, well knowing tbnt he bud roused his cousin's eeu tempi.- at last. In addition to sumo of her Mapl AYfR'S 1-9 In ;rd-r-. : ' .', ,' , . ' .'. urXV." , e ti I'tli ' i." I' n,t! li,i'ft UlC ,VtliH HU, f ... . h I- t' ii t l-i'. P- lul l .iin . -t .f III III -." 'I. Tllv llilf HH4 1 j' i uri --ih .. 't r-.pk.iy. Jsli PAGE TMREB the scalp is protesting. It is telling you that the fatty tissue nrournl the hair roots is being eaten tnvay by bacteria, that the blood vessels and oil glands nre losing their strength. Relieve this condition or your hair will .suffer. Put new life into the scnlp so it can put new life into the hair. The sure way is to ttse In a word, the scalp is rciu Uxliztd, and New Age Hair Grower did it. You run no risk in Irving New Age Hair Grower. We 11 refund your ntoiiev if it does not remove dandruff, stop fall ing hair and grow hair on bald spots when used according to directions. Kor sale hy alt druggists, SI per package. Applied at beauty paiiots nnd barber shops If you live out of town and your druggist can't supply you send 51 for full size package post paid nnd guaranteed. Co., Guthrie, Okla. ton friends, Madelolno had Invited two girls from New York to bu he bridesmaids. Kitty French nnd Molly Gardner hnd already como ami were t laying nt tho Van Nonnnn house the few days that would Intcrvoii" boforo tho wedding. Knowing Modololno well, ns they did, they had not expected confidence from her, nor did they look forward to coy, romantic bouilor chats, suci' ns ninny glrl would enjoy. Hut neither had they expected the peculiar constraint that seemed to stand over all the members of the household. Mrs. Mnrkham had been so Ioor housekeeper nnd even companion, for Mndololuu that sho wns not looker' iiHin ns a servant, and to her Kitty French put a few discreet questions regarding the exceeding resorvo of Mr. Carleton. "I don't know, Mlfts French," tuld the good woman, looking sadly dis turbed. "I love Madeleine ns I would my own child. 1 know sho adorcii Mr. Cnrleton and yes, I kno' he greatly admires hor and yet th.ire Is something wrong. I can't expros It It's merely a fooling an Intuition, but thero Is something wrong." "You know Mr. Wlllard Is in lov with Maddy," suggcted Miss Froncn. "Oh, It Isn't that. Thoy've always bad a cousinly affection for each other, and yes, Tom Is In love with her but what r mean Is, asldo from all that. The real reason that Made leine flirts with Tom for sho tiocs flirt with hint Is to plquo Mr. Carlo- ton. Thero! I've said more than I meant to, hut you'ro too good a friend to lot It make any trouble. and, any way, In a few dnys they will bo married, and then I'm suro It will be right I'm suro of It." I.Ike many people, Mrs. Markham emphasized by repetition a state ment of whose truth she was far from suro. (To bo continued) The Call of the Blood for purification, finds volco In pimples, bolls, snllow completion, a Jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on tho skin, all signs of liver trouble. Hut Dr. King's Now Llfo lills mako rich rcii blood; glvo clear skin, rosy cheeks, Alio complexion, health. Try thorn. 25c at Ardmore Pharmacy. Acirlen Hotel Arrivals. Mm. Cnrllo Jones and sou, city: Mrs. .1. II. Roone. city; K. Clark, Muskogco; "W. H. White, Now York; It. R, Wadsworth, Dallas. B. O. Gra ham, Kansas City; II. T. Raker. Ok lahoma City; A. W. Grove. Tisho mingo, 1 G. Davy, Now Orleans: W. .M. Conway, Chicago; H. J). Rucb nnau, New York. AIR V StiOK T:mvLhrffit Show thh to your doctor. Wi'ill-ir Iwriu-t at rrenrtlif tie .lrny Ihe firm Hut oil--? iliniifUll II lrij.. cr l.j.. ft ihiwruif I' .ill. ami kcvpi thc Rile "'w "-j""r v....-... m Irvi !r.u Hi a i.ivny conunun. We Don't Hind the Owner watchliiK us whllo wo aro doing a Job of plumbliiR for him. We do hon est work all thu tinio and It makes no dlffuronco who looks on or who a in't. Wo shall bo clad to Ucure m v,i. iiiiti mil ir v i.nc ir. vmi M 1 welwlll both be pleased. SAMUEL A WEEKS i 800X11 WASIIINC.TON.8T.