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Ardmore, Wednesday, January 9, ,57
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Catarrh ii ti'-ualh' v v "l '.W.t r. of c.i -imp .ir.
Ottd'lenly cl."iin ilim-it' : .' -tv '. . in- '' !"!. .it
Scirctioii from the dnlt if .t f ' .i". . t : . r:i . ..' .i'.-r 1 in", i l..e '..
the unpleasant s-,i:iitt f t! c '1 -i - f : 1 1. . 'Ij.o r. a"
Stopped tip and n, constant '!' i; l.'i,' "f n 1- .-. 1 ' 1 to t' - ti r nt k , )
up a continual La-tWin, .111 I tt:n-' 'n e ;''"'- l- ' :l 1 ' T.-lt--ringing-
twin.- in ti c cnri, ar 1 oiun slight .' r .r.d a ' ;r-"u.. hz.t-w
feeling nccompaniis the di aw.. "1 he blood becomes s. fully harmed witi
catarrhal matter that stomach troubles are brought on, the kidneys an 1
bladder are affected, and If the Mood ii not purified of the poison the lunjrs
hecome diseased Itdaiiw of the constant passage of impure blood t.irough
them. CaUrrh cannot c curt-1 with unshes, sprays. Inhalations and such
treatment ; these cannot reach the poison-laden WW where the real cause i
located, and can only (five temporary rcllcl
PURELY
VEGETABLE
culntioti. .im 1 ' ''1 v""t'".; disease permanently. When 8. 8. S. hat
punfi'd t! IT. -.I r- .rt of the system receives a supply of frzUj,
lie 1 1 1 1 v Moo '. . t!v ?1. rn. ! membranes heal r.nd every symptom f!
C it irrh j.i r '"i I. f.,r our Uiolc containing information about
C.it irih, and .i-k t .r .111', 1 ' 1! advice vou desire No charge is made for
mher. nir iSYJirr snenmn nn.. atiahta. r.n.
STILL LIVi
CBOROIA CITIZEN WHO VAS
ONCE HANGED IS STILL ALIVE
VAS A CONFEDERATE SPY
Volunteered a Hazardous Attempt to
Blew Up the Union Fort at Bar
rancas, Fla. Failed and Was
Strung up by Soldiers.
Htsgerald, (la., Jan. !. In the per
son of Hev. J. T. Mann, rotlreil clerKy
man and tliu nuthot ti several roll
t;l(His books, lltsKernlil has a cititvn
who was once hanged mid wlm still
Hwm to lull tlio tali). Accused of belli);
n Confederate spy, no whs strung up
01 n tree by Union soldiers during
the war, and was cut down by a Union
olllcer biiruly In llnio to savo iiIh life.
In thoso low mliiiitoH ho suffered all
the terrible ngonlos of stmiiKlIni; and
wns roscuiHl only nfter ho had become
tinooiiscloiis,
Mr. Mann enlisted In tlio soulliern
army nt Now Orleans nnd was sent to
llarrancaH, 1Mb,, niter volunteering to
make 11 hninrdoiiH attempt to blow up
the Union for located there. 1 bet
ter HCcotnpllsh Ills puriAtso ho enlist
ii in Hie fixleral forces at llarrancns
and formed a close friendship with
hub of tlio olllcer. lNitluntly lie await
ixl nn opiHirtiuilty to put Ills plans
Into execution and nt Inst It cntiie. Ho
hail spent the evening In tne tent of
the friendly olHcur mill, unknuwit to
the latter, had turned tho hand nt
hla watch forward an hour and n hair,
with tho Intention of having nn nllbl
handy In case ho should bo discovered.
Thus lui ronlly left tho olllcer nt
11 o'clock, hllo the latter supposed
It was 12:30. Immediately lie innde an
Ineffectual attempt to mow np trio
nisgasliio and shortly afterward was
uapttired by 11 band tif soldiers who
strung him up (o the nearest Iron
without ruremony. Ills struggles and
orios, heforo he lapsed Into uncou-
wlmunuss. nttrnrted tho attention of
an olllcer, who cut lilm down and In
n fuw hours ho recovered. At n hour-
lug mi (lio following ilay the soldiers
tostllled that the attempt lo Mow up
tlio iirscnnl wns Blinrtly after 11
o'clock, while Mr. Miinn's olllcinl
friend xtHled that ho hnd not left tlio
lent until after 12. The ruse of run
ning up the otllcer's watch had nnved
Mann's life, but ho wns afterward an
Positive
A soan cracker should be tho most nutri
tious and 'hokicomo of all foods mado
from wheat
Comparative But ordinary soda crackers absorb moist
ure, collect dust and become stale and
soggy long before they reach your table.
There is however, one
Strperlative
soda cracker at once so pure, so clean, so
crisp and nourishing that it stands alone
in its supreme escllence the name i3
Uneeda Biscuit
bt a ilust tight.
Qfi moisture proof pachao.
MATiriklAl UKi-fll-r r-ttnAki;
17 IT 7TcJTl.firTi 1 A I
iBLOOB DISEASE
and comfort. A disease which atlects tnc
entire blood supply as does Catarrh, must
he treated with a blood purifier. S. S. S.
is the best remedy for CaUrrh, which ha
jrown to he a uni'-crsul disease. It ROM to
tht bottom of ths trouMc. rids the blood of
the catarrhal matter, reinvieorates the clr
ot.jert of suspclon. Denied all oppor-
imilty .f again attempting to perform
hi mission, he soon deserted, and
reiolued the Confederate rank. !
It Is undigested food that causes
sourness and painful indigestion.
Kodcd Is a solution of vegetable ac
ids. It digests what you eat, and cor-
re-t the deficiencies of digestion. Ko-
dol conforms to the National Pure
Food and Drug taw. Sold here by
Hoffman Drug Co.
WHERE THE "SLICK" COINS CO.
The
Street Railway Company
Sells
Them by th Pound.
Fur old silver $10.00
This Item apicara In the books of
the street railway company. It rep
resents nearly a year's accumulation
of "slick" coins, sold to a buyer of
old silver. There wero dimes, ipiar
ters' half dollars and dollars In the
lot sold nt tho iKiiind rate.
"Wo do not knowingly accept
smooth coins (nun our conductors,"
said A ,K. limit, tlio comany's cash
ier. "Hut sometime they slip In.
Whenever possible we return the
money to them. If they lake it in
they must keep It or, perhaps, pass
It nlom;. Tlio banks will not accept
slick pieces, that Is, pieces 011 which
all traro of the government stump Is
gone. Tim treasury "deiwrtmont will
not redeem them. When wo can't
trace up tlio mail who gavo us theso
piecos wo throw them In 11 special
box nnd mice a year sell them as old
silver." Kami s City Star.
Mothers who give their children
Kennedy's laxative Couali Syrup In
variably Indorse It. Contains Honey
and Tar. Conforms to tho National
l'uro 1'ood and Drug I.AW. Sold Dy
Hoffman Drug Co.
MCMILLAN.
Special Correspondence.
McMillan. I. T.. Jan. 7. Luclu awl
Shannon Cox left Saturday for To
cuniseh whoro they will Attend busi
ness college.
Our school Is progressing nicely.
Trr
For some reason Mr. Armstrong did
not como to fill his appointment Sun
day. John (inrditer and Jack lloattnan
left Saturday for Teciimseh.
Pod llurton who moved to town last
week commenced clorklmc for l)r. rT "" "
Milium Monday mornlt.if. , reprewntatlvo. In Coimrots aKreo
Mr. and Mr. Zeko Williams nnd practically the unanimous Amer
family of Wonverton visited Mr. nnd,le1"' tllBt n Krnvp II'"ali0 waB
Mrs. Pod llurton Saturday nnd Sun-' made when tho canteen wns abolish.
day.
The young people had quite an en
Joalde time at the party given In hon
or of the im) a' departure for Tecum
sell on the Uth Inst.
TO RESTORE
THE CANTEEN,
LADIES IN V, ASHINGTON HAVE
STARTED CLUB MOVEMENT.
"THE ARMY CANTEEN CLUB"
And Their Work It Extending
Throughout the States, Believ
ing It to be In the Interest
sf Practical Temperance.
Ardmoreit-' fecial.
Waehlngt. I), c. Jan. . A nore
mnt has bten started In Washington
by a number of ladies, friends and
relatives of the American soldiers.
having for it principal object the re-
wation of the army canteen. To ac-
compllsh this end the ladles have
'""ued a society to be known as "The
Army Canteen Club," and have taken
stepe to form similar clubs In the
states. As a result of their extension
work Army Canteen cluba are said
to have been Inaugurated In Chicago,
Cincinnati and at several places In
New York State. It Is proposed to
contlnuo "adding links to the chain," !
as 4 member expressed It. "until we ,
cover the American continent from j
Maine to California and southward ,
to Florida."
It Is the belief of the members of
the local club that the restoration of
the nrmy canteen will be In the Inter
est of genuine practical temperance
and 'against what thuy designate as
"tho mistaken theory of temperance:."
They have iptoted from the unani
mous endorsement of the American
Medical Society of tho movement
of tho restoration of tho canteen to
tlio military posts and soldiers'
homos.
At 11 rop.ttlt Mttxattnir of the local 1
---n . nn .It.i.ftMlJ CUH Ul linn, IJU vlU1l,
-..... r.. ..,... I. ,.1.1 nt Vn lini.H.I . .. I
.iiiiij nmi-cii vim, iiviii us -
13th street, northeast, Mrs. Inez Sey-
mour McConncll, a noted Washington ,
singer, was elected president. The
other nlllcors chosen at tho samo tlmo
wero Miss Charlotte Mulliofor, vice-,
president; Miss Ilusslo Winchester,
secretary; Miss l.lsso Mulliofer. treas
tiror; Mrs. K. (!. Mitchell, financial
secretary; Miss Narclasa Hayes, ser
geant nt arms; and Mr. l.ee M. Dav
idson of Ctitcago, organizer and spon
sor. "Wo expect to be seconded In our 1
effort for the return of the army
canteen most heartily by tho wives, 1
mothers, flsters and daughters or 1
soldiers, as well as by all American'
women who agree with us that the
enactment of tho antl-cantc-en law ,
was Ill-advised and has resulted in a
large Increase of habitual drunkards!
In the army, as Is shown by the re-1
1 cent roiort of Surgeon General
1 O'Reilly, U. S. A.," Bald one of the
lolllcers of the club. "Wo also agreo
I wiiii nntwrnl Cnrhln. who Is n real
-"-Itemperance man. that ..nco the aboil -
tton of the canteen there lias been an
Increase In Immorality, drunkenness.
lack of military discipline, desorllons.
and gonoral dissatisfactions In tlio
army.
"Wo nlwi bellvo that at heart 11
chI. Wo are believers in ran. not
'theoretical, temperance nnd fanati
cism. It Is also our opinion that
thoso who nro petitioning Congress
by tho thousands for tho restoration
of the post exchanges, or canteens.
Know exactly what It best for tho ar
my of which they have been liioin-
! hers, while many of those who petl
(loind for Its abolition did not know
lint wns meant by 'canteen.' "
This olllcer of the club also gave It
as her opinion that tho absence of
the canteen nt tho military post near
Ilruwnsvllle, Texas, resulted In all
the trouble there and caused the color
ed soldiers to shoot up tho town. It
was aim her belief that had thoro
been a post exchange thoro tho sol
diers would have been satisfied and
would not have gone to llrownsvllle.
The ladles composing the Washing
ton Army Canteen club have adopted
a miniature tin canteen, aftor the
model of those won by Uncle Sam's
fighting men, as a badge and emblem,
and declare they have tho courage
of their convictions and will light for
, the restoration of tho catlteim until
Wctory perches upon their banner.
Why Scotch Whltky Is White.
I "Po ynu know yhy Scotch whisky
is light In color nnd American whls
K) Is of a deep amber color?'" asked
a traveling whisky salesman. "The
reason Is," he continued, "that Amer
ican whisky Is stored in casks that
lime Imu charred Inside and thlB
plui It the amber coloi. Scotch
i
( I'lt vrv r . M-n . f t I th
iie 1 rjiie -.far- In Sw Uar.d c.i---
ii:
hlch herr nine has been n.atii:-
are very much sougnt alter (or
torlng of whisky. A good sherry
nk often sells for as much as SO,
shillings. The sherry wood is said
to leld a peculiar and desirable fla-.
or to the whisky."
Attention Eagles,
Regular meeting tonight at 7:30.
The attendance of all members Is de
sired. W. A. WOKMSY.
I'resldent.
THE DILL COLLECTOR'S DREAM.
He Only Imagined That; the Skinflint
Paid Him, 1
The bookkeeper was jollying the bill
collector. l)o you ever make any col-;
lections?" he aeked lightly. j
"I)o 1? Well I should smile," ruuHed
the collector. "Know that old balance
for tSO. don't you, against Goldstein?
ye? Well, I got It last night and p
ten dollar bill to booL Made an all
night Job of It.'
"Don't say," replied the amaied
bookkeeper. 1
"Yep; went lifter It about 12 o'clock
last night and finally landed the main-1
ma. The junk shop was all lit up, you 1
know, and there was a gang or fel-,
hanging around the office door,
anA of '" kicking. Itemlnded me
of the n)ob nt 0,lllM "l0-
drama. Tha funny part of It was they
were " collectors.
1 "i mitten in. 'wnata tip, boys?' say
I.
I "He's In there.' replied collector
, from Kvan & Co. 'And we're after
I blood or muney.'
" Lot's get bth,' said I. 'I'm with
you.'
"Well, sir." pioceeded the hill col
lector, scratching the mud from his
coat, 'wo made a dash for tho door
It was locked, jou know and bust It
to sllntors; didn't last as long as a
I snowball In in July. Then we mado a
1 rush for tho old skecsicks. He nlways
waa n liniinl.lt- . .r naM ...... i. .......
nun ueuu-u u collector iiko lie would
a book agent. Hut he got his, all right,
Kun? Why it wns better than loopimr
tho loop. Tho old Milan's clerks were
there, too, hut wnen ho hollered for
help, they Just sneered nnd Bavo him
'o uomnn net turnca their thumbs
down, you know.
"Then enmo the crowning pjory,
continued tho collector, with a right
eous Hush on his face. "One f the pi
rates found a big roll of money In
tho victim's HJcliot, nnd a bin roar
wont tip. 1
" 'Dlvy up! nivy up!' shouted a doz-'
en voice at onco. j
"So I grabbed the roll of nmnnv 1
and peddled it out. 1 kept SCO for our
balance and $10 for myself, and then
thon tho alar mbroke looso nnd 1
camo away. It was only a dream you
know."
Would
Evanncllic the World.
Ardmorelte Special.
Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 0. "Clo ye
therefore into all tho world and
i.ranni, 11. ... . ., ..
' carrle(1 0llt
century if the plana of the delegates
( Ul.. ,,inoent, anuai conference
of the 1 r. elgn Mission boards, which
nut toc'iiy In the Young Men's Chris
tun ei-soi'iallen building, aro brought
to 11 i".iosfnl completion. Promt
nuit hijn.u: -oprosentlng every Prot
tusunt clii.icli, lucltiiiliig many mil
lloiialres and liiilucutt.il business ni"n
aro Interested in tho movemont, nnd
there will bo no lack of funds to nc
compllsh the great task set before
them. Tho laymen's missionary move
ment for tho eviingellzntlun of the
world hnd Its origin at tho' centennial
celebration of tho haystack prayer
meeting, hold nt tho Fifth avenue
church in New York last November,
and since them has spread throughout
J the country. Among the prominent
men who will deliver addresses 011
the subject nt tlio meetings today and
tomorrow are lllsluip Ilashford of Chi
na, ex-Gov. llenvor of Pennsylvania,
Ilobert 12. Spoer of Now York, Wil
liam Jap Schleffelln of New York,
and Joshua Levering o! Baltimore,
John S. Iluyler of confectionery fame.
Mayor A. P. lliirchfiold of PIttBburg,
John XV. Foster of Washington nnd
N. W. Harris of Chicago.
TUSSY,
Special Currosponilonco.
Tussy, I. T., Jan., ".Pino weather
marks tno opening of tho new year.
Farmers have gathored all their
cropt and aro now preparing for nn
other.
Several of our penplo Intend moving
to New Mexico whoro thoy have homo
steaded hinds. J. A. Peddycoart loft
for that country a few days ago.
I J. D. Dhon hna two very sick chil
dren.
Jesse McCarty has beon very low
with pneumonia but Is reported Im
proving. Don't follow In the footsteps of your
competitors. Set tho pace.
A MYSTERIOUS CARD.
Murk Titnln'a OiM ttrqtieiif nml IIimt
?lr. llptrlmiil Ititcliril It.
Whi-E I w-ni l.av.R II ff.cd fut
Wablngtou upon 'n- kt.k "m i
irlfe said: "t have wrltti n a -i .
warning nnd put It In a i k t .vmr
dress vet When ymi ar: lr it to
po to the authiiM' rp iti"ti tit tl.e
White House on will iiflturady lut
your fingers In your m-M - -r. a.
cording to your vi-t in. ntid ) w.'A
Hnd that little note there. It. -nd it
carefully and do as It telU uu. I
cannot I with you. and so t d. :. -ut''
my sentry duties to tins little ti' te. If
I sbonkl give you the warning ''J'
word of mouth now It would p.m fr.n
your bead and be forgotte.i tti n few
mlnntes."
It was I'resldent rievcl.m Ts first
term. I had never seen his wife, the
young, the beautiful, the goxl hearted,
the sympathetic, the fusoi-. iiuu
Sure enough. Just as I bud (li. . -IieJ
drewtlng to go to the White II u 1
fouwl that little note, wln.h I had
long ago furgotten. It v.. is n i we
little note, a serious Mttlo ti-.t lik.
Its writer, but It made 1110 liuh
I.lvy's gentle grnvltle often pruili-i-1
that effect Uion tne where the cxtM t
humorist's best Joke would have fill,
ed. for I do not laugh cosily.
When wo reached the White Iloue
anil I was shaking hands fie
president bo started to say sometliint;.
bttt I Interrupted lilm and said:
"If your excellency will exeuso m--I
will come bnck In a moment, but iiou
I have a very Important matter to .it
tend to, and it must bo attended to at
once."
I turned to Mrs. Cleveland, tli
young, tho beautiful, the f.im-lu.it n
nnd gave her my card, on the I n !. of
which I had written "Ho didn't." 11
I asked her to sl-n her uamo below
those words.
She said: "Ho didn't? Ho didn't
what 5"
"Ob," I said, "never mind! Wo
cannot stop to dlsctws tbnt now. This
U urgent. Won't you please sign your
inline?" I lianiUil her a fountain pen.
"Why," she snld. "I cannot commit
myelf In that way. Who is It that
didn't? And what Is It that he didn't?"
"Ob," I said, "time Is Hying. Hying,
tlylug! Won't you take me out of my
dlntrem nnd sign your nnmo to It?
It's nil right. I give you my word It's
all right."
She looked nonplused, but hesitat
ingly and mechanically she took the
pen and said:
"I will sign It. I will take tho risk.
Hut you must tell mo all about it right
afterward, so that you can bo arrested
before you get out of the house In ense
there slmuld be anything criminal
about this."
Then she signed, and I handed her
Mrs. Clemens' note, which was very
brief, very simple and to the point. It
snld, "Don't wear your arctics In the
White IIcue." It made her shout, nnd
nt my request she summoned n mci
senger. and we sent that card nt once
to the mall 011 its way to Mrs. Clemens
In Hartford. Mark Twain's Autobiog
raphy In North merlcan l.evicw.
Wufi-r In (Hit l.omloii.
I)iidon's original water supply, says
tho Chicago li.illy News, was the river
'Thames, and every apprentice was -Hp-plloil
with 11 water tankard for train
Iortlng liquid to the house. As early u
1 170 there were "water thieves," "for
III this yero a wex chandler In I'leet
street had bl craft perced a pipe of tho
condlt wlthynne the ground, and so
conveled the water into his selnr:
wherefore he wns Jugld to ride thrugh
tho elteo with 11 condit upon bis liedi..'."
The first oltk-lal water supply for Lon
don was mado In Cermnuy. In l."S'J
Peter Mnurlce, n (lermnn, made an en
gine nt London bridge by which water
was conveyed In lead pipes to tho citi
zens' houses, nnd lie and his descend
uuU became rich on the proceeds.
ClirUtimiM laliinil.
"I spent last Christmas on Christmas
Island," said 11 globe trotter. "In tho
morning I bathed In the sen nnd In
the afternoon, dresied In white llnnucl.
I played tenuis. Christmas Inland Is
In the Indian ocean. It Is always
summer there. The thermometer nev
er falls below 70 and never rises above
IX) In the shade. There's nlways u
cool, pure wind from the southeast.
Fresh fruit and (lowers and vegetables
are as plentiful in Jnnuiry as In July.
This little parndNe Is nine miles lun;;
and ten miles wide."
'I'rt'titliof the IriNiiiie.
In 170(1 William Tuke. n Quaker,
opened the first national nsyluiu for
tlio Insane In York, Kagland. A fuw
years earlier a Frenchman named PI
net had mado n similar effort to restore
the mental1)- deficient to the rank of
human beings. Plnel's plan was that
of nonrostralnt, n system then unheard
of mid, of course, to bo ridiculed as a
preposterous heresy. It Is now being
followed o cry where.
llfr l'liui.
lie Do you bellevo In long engage
ments? She It nil depends. Ho 1
don't understand. Shu If ho has
plenty of money and Is Inclined to bo
liberal n long engagement Is the thing,
but If ho cannot afford boxes nt the
opera and such thing? I nlways make
his regime very short.
Cotiuterliiir 11 Touch,
"Don't you think you'ro wasting
your time talking tho value of econ
omy to lllnnk? Ho hasn't nuy
money."
"I know, but I hnrc." Detroit l'reo
Press.
Thoro nre stars so distant that n fly.
Ing machine moving at the rate of !00
miles nn hour would reijuiro 500,000.
(W yetirs to reach them.
Stomach
is A Danger Signal
Gai on ' jr a H, Yc' ' m- , p:i)S arJ weaken.
Ing pert; ra- m rc a. ,ng ti f a: 't ca-.ng ire the
iign nature rrjv.Jd as it' r irh uarmnj:'.
The mot general and on. cure for nuh ai!mcn;s
ii to prompt'y cleanse the bowels. If the proper
phytic ii taVen, relief is almoit immediate, but because
the proper phytic is not taken, chronic casei of consti
pation, indigestion, dytpepiia and many other ailmenti
that are directly due to theie duorderi are let up.
The phyiics uiually taVen nits, pills, tablets.etc,
do cleanse the bowcli but not without causing a great
lost of itrength. The boweli cannot then perform
their functioni without another physic and continually
a itrongcr drug is required, until a dangeroui "pill
habit" has been formed.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrupjfepsjn
has a strengthening influence upon the
bowels and intestines. It is pleasant to
takc.docs not weaken or gripe, and never
establishes the dangerous habit which
most other remedies do.
Dr. Caldwell's Svrun Pepsin is sold
by all druggists at 50 cents and
Your iniinnr linclc If It
Pepsin Syrup Co., Monticcllo, 111., U. S. A.
We Di
but
New type, new presses, most skilled work
men and the best selected and largest stock
of paper and envelopes in the city
TELEPHONE
and a solicitor will
G order will be delivered when promised.
I Ardmoreite
VELIE C. SUfiGS, Manaetr
I - sJ
C sssmsss-m ill 1 1 r 11 - - p "
rjT.'g.nr,g.;aM.-:j'j..v:cM
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
In tho mater of Douglas & Lee,
bankrupts, In bankruptcy.
To tho Honorable Hosea Townscnd,
Judge of the district court of the Unit
ed t-tntes for the Southern District of
the Indian Territory:
Douglas & Lee, of Glenn, In tho
Southern District of tho Indian Terri
tory, In said district, respectfully rep
resent that on tho 19th day of No
vember, last past, ho was duly adjudg
ed bankrupt under tho acts of Con
gress relating to bankruptcy; that ho
has duly surrendered all his property
and rights of property, and has fully
compiled with nil tho requirements
of said acts and of tho orders of tho
court touching Ills bankruptcy.
Whoreforo ho prays that ho may bo
decreed by tho court to hnvo a fuB
dlscharco from nil debts provahlo
against his estnto under said bankrupt
nets, except such debts nn nro except
ed by law from discharge.
Dated this Ith day of January, A.
D. 1007.
DOUGLAS & Li:i:, Ilankrupts.
Southern District of tho Indian Ter
ritory, BS.
On this Ith day of January, A, D.
1907, on reading tlio foregoing peti
tion, It Is ordered by tho court that
a hearing bo hnd upon tho
samo on tho 17th day of
January, A. D., 1907, beforo said court
at Ardmore, In said District, at 10
o'clock In tho forenoon, nnd that no
tlco thereof bo published In tho Ard
morelte, n newspaper printed In said
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons In Interest may np
pear at tho snld tlmo nnd placo and
show cnuso ,lf any thoy have, why
tho prayer of tho petltlunor should
not bo granted.
And It Is further grunted by tho
court that tho clerk shall send by
mail to nil known creditors copies
of snld petition and this order, ad
dressed to thorn at tholr places of res
idence as last stated.
Wltnoss, tho Honorable Hosen
Townscnd, Judgo of tho snld court,
and the seal thereof, at Ardmore. In
said district, on tho -1th day a. Jan
uary, 1907.
Distress
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$i.co per bottle.
don't bonoftt you
call upon you. Your
Job Dept.
(Seal of the Court.)
C. M. CAMPIIELL, Clerk.
IJy W. S. CItOCKhTT. Deputy.
First published January C. 1907.
Hoffman's Throat and Lung Syrup
renders coughs harmless It cures.
Money back If It doosn't. Price 23c.
C F. J. UAMSRY, Druggist.
Notice In Dankruptcy,
In the District Court of the United
Status for tho Southern District, at
Ardmore.
In tho matter of Hdgar Smith, bank
rupt, In bankruptcy.
To tho creditors of F.dgar Smith
in tho Southern District In the In
dian Territory, nt Ardmore, n bank
rupt: Notlco Is horoby given that on
tho 31 day of Dec .1900, tlio said Ed
gar Smith wns duly adjudged bank
rupt, and tbnt tho first meeting of his
creditors will bo held nt my olllce at
tho court house In the city of Ard
more, on tho 10th day of January,
1907, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove, their clnlms, appoint a
trustee, examine tho bankrupt nml
transact such othor business ns may
coma before snld meeting.
JOHN HINKLK,
Iteforeo In llankruptcy.
First published Dec. 31, 1900.
Disturbed the Congregation.
Tho person who disturbed tho con
grcgatlon last Sunday by contlnuall)
coughing Is requested to buy n bottl
of Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold b.
Hoffman Drug Co., City Drug Store.
The Poetical Calendar.
January Wind nnd snow.
February Illlzznrds blow.
March More wind to stir tho dust.
April Showers nnd thunder gust.
May Tho applo blossom snows,
June Tho violet nnd tho rose.
July Tho lovely summer maid.
August Hammocks In tho shade.
September Summer's second birth.
Octobor Finest immth on onrth.
November Hauling In tho com.
December Haik, tho Christmas
horn!
a Notteiag
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