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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
ArdmOre, Tuesday, February 11, 1908.
A LAST LIVER
j only a tired liver, or n starved liver. It would be n stnpM m
sava-ic tiling to ln-.it n weary or starved man because he tanned
Wo.k. vSo in treating the lagging, torpid liver it is a gierst
'i to lash it with ..trng drastic drugs. A torpid liver is but au
on of nn i!l -nourished, enfeebled body whose organs arc weary
J'cr-work. Start with the stomach and allied organs of digestion
'trit.ou. Tut thetn in working order and see how quickly your
' ill become relive. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery hns
many marvelous cures of "liver complaint," or torpid liver,
(wonderful control over the orgtns of digestion and nutrition. It
s the normal nctivity of the stomach, increases the secretions of
ooA linking glands, cleanses the system of poisonous nccumu
, and so iclieves the liver of the burdens imposed upon it by the
3U of other organs,
)totiifl. If you have bitter or
to iii thu ipiirniiiK. r or van
Mo, routed tongue, n xi i nreain.
tcd or irregular liowels, feel
asdy t roil, despondent, frequent
jcs, pain or distress in " hiiiiiII of
gtinui ,g or distressed leeiing m
li, perhaps iuuic;i, hitler or sour
" In throat after eating, nml
1 vinptuns of weak Huna.-li
rpi 1 liver, or hihoininesH, no
iu will relievo you inoro promptly
you more permanently than
Irce's flolden MMlirnl Discovery.
As only a part of the above symp
ill ho preeiit n' one time nml
in lo iiirpid liver, or niuousness.
ak t una -h. A void all hot hrenil
u,iiiilu ....l.ll.t ...!.. .a mi. I .itl.nr
jnvillto, 1 miliu iimin ..' .... .
fUhlv food mul tnku tho "(iolilen
il Discovery" regularly nnd ttuk
"iise until yuu nru vi;oroiiH mul
iolden Seal root, which is one of
iti-1 limit f tt (friu t iiit ( a n f ( ttililntl
al I)novcry," Dr. Roberts Itiirth
of Jr feraon Medical College, says:
useful aa u stomachic (stomach)
an 1 in atonic dyspepsia. C'ureH
i (stomach) catarrh mid head
accompanying Mime."
(irover Cop, of New York, says:
raslis ((iolden iVal root) exercises
peciiil itilluence over mucous sur
Upon the liver it acts with equal
nty and ellicacy. Ah u cliolagoguu
invnwrntor) it hai few equals."
'oo also advises it for affections ef
ileen nnd other abdominal viscera
jally.juul for r crofuhnis nml gland
diseases, ciitaucoiiH eruptions) in-
ItiOII, debility rjiinif .riuxfipt
tinntlnn. nln in ftiV',iril tiffertliitiH
liar to wouienT in all chronic
neemenls oJUW liver, nlio for
nlcJuIimtnatn of bladder, for
-hl)r (TTfrvjays "it is one of the
ft-nllnhl rtneiiUi ilf rim
(V John King. M 1) , late of Cin
JatTuiJ ol the Amkiiicak Dirt
lATOltV, gives it a prominent place
'ni medicinal agents, reiterates all
'foregoing writers havo said aliout
a does a'so l'rof. John M. SVtidder,
Into of Ciiicinnati. Dr. Scudder
-, : "It Mimulatcs the digestne pro
les and Increases the assimilation of
t. lly these means the blood is fil
ed. the coii-'iineut improve-
it on the glandular and nenous sys
Trof. Finley F.lllnpwood, M. D., rf
Renni'tt Medienl College, Chicago, sau
of Golden Seal root: "It is n iixt
(iiiperior remedy in catarrhal gaMritis
(inflammation of the Momm-li), chronic
constipation, griicnil debility, in con
valescoiica from protracted fevers, In
prostrating night-sweats. Jl m nn iw
jmitunt lemedy m disorders of the womb."
(This agent, '(iolden Seal root, is an
important ingredient of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription for woman's weak
nesses, as well as of the "(iolden Med
leal Discovery.") Dr. I'.lhngwood con
tinues, "in all catarrhal conditions it
is useful."
Much more, did space permit, could
ho quoted from prominent authorities
ai to the wonderful curative propciticti
possessed by tiolden .Seal root.
Wo want to iisur the reader that
"(Jnldcn Medical Discopry" can hu
relied upon to do nil that is claimed for
(iolden fcenl root in the euro of all the
various dise.ihes as set forth in tho
above brief extracts, for it u most
prominent and important ingredient is
(iolden Kent root. This agent is, how
ever, dtrongly reinforced, and its eurr
live action greatly enhanced by tho
addition, iu jnM tho right proportion
of Queen's root, Stone root, Mack
Cherrvbark, llloodroot. Mandrake root
and chemically pure givcerine. All of
these arc happily and harmoniously
blended into a most perfect phar
maceutical compound, now favorably
known throughout most of tins civilized
countries of tin) world. Hear hi mind
that each and every Ingredient entering
into the "Discovery" lias received 1 tie
endorsement ol lire leading medical
men ol our land, who exiui each arliclt
proaent iiccomtnodntloim aro Inade
quate for the amount of bus!iioe
that li done at that point.
I.HWIS SHIELDS THE ATTORNEY.
Says District Attorney Carson Took
No Part In Whitewash.
llarrlKonliurK, Pa., Fob. 10. Stan
ford II. Lewis, assistant to Architect
Houston, took the stand thin iiiorn
Uik In the capital fraud eiuo, and
.virreeted bin testimony of Friday,
n which he Implicated Attorney Gen
eral Cumin In an alleged "wihlto
wash" of thoxo licensed of fraud.
l.wln. In hK correction, said that
hu had confused ttio title of tho
state official, and that Caroti took
no part In the conforonco whoro nn
aliened "whltewnstt" of tho Htato of
ficial took place.
A Sensation.
The marvelous curutlvo proportlo
of Foley Honey and Tar ha prov
en a seiiHiitlon In iiiany caoa of
severe ,oukIi nnd cold that had
refused to yield to other treatment.
Foley' Honey and Tar will atop your
eouich. heal the lunn and expol tho
eold from your system. Contain no
harmful -li'ugs. For sale by all drug
Hist. d&w
parmer Assasslnatea.
Alva, OUla.. Feb. in. Carl Ko
inalne, a Wood County farmer liv
ing near Waynoka, was aalnatet
last nlnht by an unknown party llrliiB
n load of buckshot through tho win
dow and Instantly killing Hoinalno
as e sat In presence of hi ontlro
family. Homalne' wife lininedlatoly
aroused tho neighbor, but no clew
to thu iimsussIii was found.
ii:iiim-iI .1 1 i iv f- in ttit liiL'liehl ternn
yJQit older inTHlicme inn up lnr salj
tbl!jMi.'li driiggistH can show any men
tiii siiiiiiK eiKiiirn'iiiem i ror ovs
pepsiiiriTver troubles, all chronic catar
rhal affections of whatever name or
nature, lingering coughs, bronchial,
thront ami lung affections, thu "Dis
covery" can bo relied upon as u sover
eign remedy.
A little book of extracts treating ot
nil tho several ingredients entering into
Dr. l'lerce's medicines, being uxtracti
from Htandard medical works, of ths
different schools of practice will In
mailed free to anvone asking bv postal
is aro natural results." Dr. Scudder 1 card or letter), for the same, addressed
her says, "in relation to its general 1 1 'r- K. V. Fierce, Ituffalo, N. Y., and
"tuponthe svrtem, tlieie no mall- I giving uie rner a iuu ouet-uuitu ho
ureen iidiriiy wniien.
Don't nccejit a substitute of unknown
composition for this non-secret mkdi-
CINE OK KNOWN COMl'OSITIO .
No Case on eiecord.
There Is no case on record of n
cough or cold resulting In pneumo
nia, or consumption after Foley'
Honey and Tar has been tnkon. It
slops the cough and breaks up tho
cold quickly. Kofuso any but tho
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar In
a yellow package. For salo by all
druggists.
AIRSHIP SEEN AT EMET
ROOSEVELT A DREAMER
OKLAHOMA CITIZEN DECLARES
ONE PAS3ED OVER EMET ON
LAST FRIDAY NIGHT.
Mllbnrn. Feb. !. vMr. T. W. Har
vey of ICiuot, was In Mlllxirii today
talking ulr ship. Mr. Harvey say
that la t night at about 10 o'clock,
while hu wa sitting up with sick
folks, that ho saw an air ship or
balloon of nouiu doscrlptUm pa
over ICmet. It had a vory bright
headlight and wac traveling at a nip
Id rate, going in H northeasterly direction.
What Everybody Wants.
Kvorybody desires good health,
which Is luiposslblu unless the kid
neys aro healthy. Foley's Kidney
remedy correct Irregularities nnd
cures all forms of kidney nnd bind
dor disorders. Tako Foley's Kidney
Remedy at once and prevent Bright'
disease nnd dlnbutus. For salo by all
druggists. d&w
Wants Porter's Place.
Muskogee, Ok., Feb. 9. Having ad
vance Information, so thoy claim,
that tho United State senato la
about to refuse to confirm the ap
pointment of II. S. Marshal Porter,
a number of patriots aro after tho
position.
Grant Yictor, chairman of tho
Third district convention committee,
who may or may not bo nblo to do
liver the votes of this district for
Taft, Is now at Washington Hound
ing his own praise and Incidentally
seeking tho appointment, but others
arc on the way and tho probabilities
are that no new iiaiuos will bo sent
In until President Roosevelt tries
out the numerous applicants In the
coming congressional and sUite conventions.
COL. BACON WANTS LETTER OF
SYMPATHY TO REV. LONG OF
NATURE FAKER FAME.
New York, Feb. 0. "President
Itooievelt la it dual genius of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde sort a 'dream
faker, " said Col. Alexander S. Ita
con of this city, In a letter of srn
pnthy to ltev. William J. Iing of
Stamford, Conn., the naturalist, whom
Mr. Roosevelt doiiounced as a na
ture faker.
"You misunderstand our president,"
said Col. Uncoil. "Words with him
merely portray dreams, not facts
Ho belongs to the purely Ideal .stle,
not to the realistic gdhool of writ
ers. Only dreainors can appreciate
dreamer. If you but Knew tho presl
dent Intlinutob, Mr. lying, you would
not condemn him. He Is not so blood
thirsty ns ho seems.
Mr. Roosevelt Is a harmless soldier
in that ho kill and wades In the gore
of droaui soldiers only."
Col. IVacon quotes from his "Wolly
Horse" to show that, as ho claims,
Col. Roosevelt did not see, much less
kill, a Spaniard at the battle of
San Juan on July 1, 1S98, and was
never In bullet shot ot the enemy.
in tine about which there is skci
;rii unanuiiifio a;iiiiioii. It is ton
tnlhi regrrded as the tonic, iifcuful
Fill dfbiiitaU-d suites "
IRWOOD WANTS A DEPOT
SINESS MEN FILE PETITION
FOR STATION AGENT AT
THAT POINT.
""ho bir.lnosii Interest of Diirwood
lit more suitable nil I road aeeoiu
datloiiB than they havo at present
il havo goi to the corporation
minlu'lon of the Htate to secure
in. A petition has been filed with
i corKraMon comml-siou of the
state hy V. .1. Howard and other
citizens of the town of Diirwood
through their attorney. . i(Iuy 11. Slg
ler of this city, to require the Rock
Island-Frisco railroad companies to
maintain a station and employ n feta
tion agent at that point.
The petition set out the facts that
the town of Diirwood ha a ixipula
tlon of between HOI) and -100 people
and that a considerable amount of
freight Is shipped to that jKiint and
from that point to other points.
The petition further alleges Unit
freight Is shipped to Diirwood for
Inland town nearb. and that the
Northwestern State Normal School.
The spring term of the Northwes
tern Htate Normal Sifliool will
open on Monday, March t. In addi
tion to the regular work ot tho Nor
mal. Including Instrumental and vo
cal music, manual training, drawing
and oratory, review classes will bo
organized especially for the accom
modation of the teachers who wish
to nttend school after tho close of
tilielr schools.
The summer term opens Juno 1st.
In addition to the common school
branches coursos will ho given ni
manual training, music, oratory and
advanced courses iu literary and sci
entific studies will bo orfered. Freo
tuition. For further Information and
catalog, address
WADTUR U ROSS,
President, Alva, Ok.
Pert Rarber. of Kltou, VIe., says:
"I have only taken four doses of
your Kidney and Uladder Pills and
they Jiavo done more for me than
any other medicine has ever done."
Mr. Harbor refers to DeWltt's Ulad
der and liver pills. Thoy aro sold by
W. IV. Frame. d&w
About Beef Cattle.
A Night Alarm.
Worse than an alarm of flro at
night Is the metallic cough of croup
bringing dread to the household.
Careful mother keep Foley's Honey
and Tar In the house and give It
nt tho first sign of danger. Foley's
lliiiie and Tar has saved many lit
tle lives and U Is tho only safe pre-
pa rat Ion for children a it contains
tin harmful drugs. For sale by all
druggists. ditw
.Subscribe for the Anlmorelte.
The Drovers' Telegram of Kansas
City contains the following:
M. T. Harrlnger or Ardinore, Okia.,
who marketed 180 hean ot meal fed
steers and bulls yesterday Is ono of
Hie 'best known cattle reeders in that
part of the new state. Mr. Ilarrm
ger Is hi the cottonseed district,
where very little corn lu fed. The
string that he marketed yesterday
wase the last of his winter's feeding.
"You must look some other placo
for fat beef cattle, than our country,"
said Mr. IVarrlnger. "Feed was too
high last fall for us to put many on
feed. Ko the number was cut down.
They are about all gone, so that from
now oil there will bo very few beef
cattle to come out of that country.
If fat cattle should become as siarco
elsewhere as tfioy aro with us, the
fut cattlo market would go up lu a
hurry. There Is a general scarcity
of stock cattle, as well as tho fat
kinds, and I do not know where our
cattlo are going to come from."
Foley's Orlno I.axatlvo Is a now
remedy and nn Improvement on the
laxatives of former years, as It does
not grlpo or nauseate anil Is pleas
ant to take. It Is guaranteed. For
sale by all druggists. d&w
Spoken of as Delegates.
Among ti'io proposed delegates ni
large, to bo sent to tho democratic
national convention to hu held In
Denver, from this state, tho names
of Governor C. H. Haskell, Hons. Loo
Cruce, W. II. Murray and George W.
llellainy are being prominently spo
ken of by their friends. Oklahoma.
Is to be allowed two delegates from
each congressional district, with four
delegates at large.
Among tho names of tho delegates
to be elected from each district ap
pears those of numerous prominent
democrats, and Oklahoma should be
represented at Denver by the brain
and energy ot tho state.
Tho names proposed as delegates
at largo are those of men who havo
proven tihelr ability and democracy,
and who have proven their lutereat
In the success of the party.
Death at Leon.
News reached here Saturday of
the death of William S. Hodges,
which occurred nt his homo in Loon.
Mr. Hodges has lived In this coun
try all of his life and has many
friends In this section of tho now
state. He was postmaster at Leon.
Ills father, Dr. Hodges, lives nt Ada.
Mr. Hodges made Ardmoro his homo
for two years and has many acquain
tances .here. Ho wns married to Miss
Jesslo Forkner, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. J. C. Forkner, nnd Is survived
by her and several children. Ho was
prominent In Odd Follow circles and
In his death the new stato has lost
a worthy and useful citizen.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
until further notice
T. N. COLEMAN
Sole
Distributers
B
romonia
"Will givo "VvTniOUT COST TO EVERYONE a full bizo bottlo of BROMONIA, abso
lutely FREE. This offer is intended for thoso who Buffer from CONSTIPATION, STOMACH
TROUBLE, HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, or ANY of tho NERVOUS DISEASES resulting
from ti disordorod coudition of tho Btonmch.
Tho BROMONIA COMPANY assort that in BROMONIA thoy hnvo found n remedy so speedy
in nction, nud bo Buro iu iia results, that thoy will givo to imy ono, no nmttor whoro thoy
live, n full bLzo hottlo FREE, in order that n tost may bo mndo before purchasing. If you
cannot call at our storo, CUT OUT THIS AD, ntUich to it your immo nud address, mnil it
to tho BROMONIA COMPANY, Now York City, and you will reooivo a full Bizo bottlo FREE.
Mistake Corrected.
Correo the mistake of risking
pneumonia hy neglecting a cough or
cold when Foley's Honey nnd Tar
will not only stop your cough but
epel the cold from your system.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
1 opiates and Is the best and safest
throat and hm$ remedy. For salo by
all druggists. d&w
Constable shot By Negro.
1 Paris. Tex.. Feb. 10. Constable 13.
I I.. Threlkeld of firant. Okla.. was
I shot lu the leg Friday on lted IUer.
above Arthur City, while trying to at
, rest a negro on a capias for violating
the game laws. The negro seized
the constable's revolvor and while
struggling for possession .It was dis
charged. The bullet took effect Just
above tho ankle and passed between
tho mnnll bones, indicting a serious
wound. The negro, woo home l
In Paris, wa arrested with the as
sistance of another ollkor and is in
jail at Hugo.
TO THE PUBLIC
Tho Bromonia Company desiros to Btnto that tho roliof given and euros oflbcted by
BROMONIA havo heon so successful that thoy will distribute, freo of cost, over Two
Millions of bottles during this year.
If you aro run down m gononl honlth, havo dyspepsia, nro Bubjoct to fainting spoils,
insomnia, biliousness, kidnoy or liver tvoublos, disposed to cutch cold easily, BROMONIA
can holn you. But if you havo blood poisoning or consumption, Bromonia cannot euro
you. Tho Borvicos of a skillod physician aro requirod. A doso of Bromonia taken in
tirao often provonts an attack of PNEUMONIA, MALARIA, LA QRIPPE, and many of
tho various discasoa to which tho human hoiug ia hoir to. NEVER BE WITHOUT
A BOTTLE OF BROMONIA IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
Guaranteed under tho Puro Food uud Drugs Act, Juno SO, 1000.
THE BROMONIA COMPANY.
AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS? FREE OFFER
AS OUR PIICJ?ENT SVVVL,X MAY US EXHAUSTED
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS THREE SIZES, 25c, 50o, $1.00
EUROPEAN PLAN
Grand Avenue Hotel
OKIahotna City, OKU.
I havo ono of tho swollest cafes
this sldo of Kancaa City. When you
aro In our city would bo pleased to
have you uioko ns n visit.
T. C. WILLIAMS,
Proorletor.
J. II. M, Pfrs. tt. J. IHMiR, Sec. S Treas. JAS. I J. HUG, V. P,
Ardmorc Supply Company
Wholesale and IlcUil Gas Appliances.
Only n few of our iroods lmve arrived. Amonju' tin in are a
number of ln'iiter.s now ready for delivery.
The Economy Heater
will in our opinion extr ct tlie greatest possible number of
heat units from a ettb e fool, of natural and di.ti ibtH
the heut evenly through n greater spi-e than any other
heater The line is very complete and th worKtnansbip
nnd material used are the verv liight M gi"ule obtainable.
We will personally superintend tin- installnMon of and
ri giiJate to obtain peileet rest Its from nil yoods sold by us.
We ate from Missouri and will show you,
212 W. Main St.
THAT BRIGHT SPOT Phone 6o
Selvidge Business College, JlT.
The largest, tho best equipped, the most practical, the mo,t
progressive a d the mu4 successful business colli ge in Okla
homa. Occupies its own building. Business and stenographic
courses only. Students enter any week day of the ear. No
vacations. Next class in short band begins Monday Kob. 17.
Special combination offer on scholarship Fox typewriter, tho
be.it visible tvpewriter. Send for catalog.
o. v. si:i.vii)(;i:. a. .m.. m. acci., i're..
2EGIL FRENSLEY
BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER
WAGON
Phone 631 or leave orders at Jake
Williams' Meat Market.
T. JST. COLEMAN
.... THE CITY DRUGGIST ....
Telephone 1 9 VV. Main St.
BIG WOMAN IS DEAD.
Fort Worth, Texas, Fob. 0. Kmnia
Dlllard, aged 37, said to be the larg
est woman In the world, weighing
(150 pounds, dropped dead at her
homo here today of heart failure.
She has been unable to walk furth
er than across the room for some
time, and was confined to her bed
much of the time.
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MISS NELL NOLEN,
Public Stenographer.
Olllce Whlttlngton Hotel
LAWYERS.
II. C. Potterf.
15. A. Walker.
POTTERF & WALKER,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Ardmore, Okla.
GEORGE R. WALKER,
Lawyer.
Ardmore, : Okla.
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT,
(Registered Attorney)
Fornerl With Dawes Commission.
Contest, Citizenship Cases and other
matters before the Interior De
partment, Exclusively.
Offices Washington Loan &
Trust Hulldlng
Washington, D. C.
DH. J. L. COX
Physician and Surgeon
Otllco In Itamlol Hulldlng.
Phono 91. Ardmore, Okla.
C. B. CLARK, M. D.
Practco limited to Diseases ot tho
Eye, Far, Nose and Throat.
Oitlco Ledhotter-Frensloy Hulldlng.
5 1-2 Main St. Ardmore, Okla.
W. M. ANDERSON
Veterinary Surgeon.
Ardmore, Okla.
Offlco: Snil.h's Livery ham.
Phono 125.
TALIAFERRO'S
Undertaking and Embalming.
North Washington SL
Phones 341 and 433.
DENTISTS.
DR. E. J. WOODWARD
Dentist,
Offlco over Honncr's Old Stand
Phono C8.
ARCHITECTS.
W. A. TACKETT
Architect.
Offlco In Siins-Pcnnlngton Building.
Ardmore, Okla.
Residence Phone 170 Hluc.
Offlco Phono 170 Hod.
R. F. TURNER
Attorney At Law
Careful and painstaking nttentlon glv
uti to All Matters Intrusted to me.
Offlco Rooms 0 & 11 Wheeler Ilhlg.
Office phono 1M3; Res. phono 773.
Compiler Indian
Chas. J. Kapler. Chas. II. Morllllat
Conipilor "Iniii"ti Active Court
Ijiiws and Treaties" Practitioner.
THE TELEPHONE NUMBER
.OF
Kodol Is a sclontlne preparation of
vegetable adds with natural dlges
tanls and contains tho same Juices
found lu a healthy stomach. ICaeh
tloe will digest inoro than 3,000
grains of good food. Sold by W. H.
Frame. d&w
! The Ardmorc Heat and Light Co,
Three B"rned to Uentn.
(luthrle, Okla., Feb. 10. Mrs. Julia
Williams and 3-year-old daughter
weio burled in the same grave today
at Splro. The child's clothing Ignited
from the stovo. The mother hugged
tho child closoly to smother tho
llaiucs and both burned to death.
Mrs. .lohn Lancaster burned to
death yesterday In a tent near Sa
pulpa, resulting from a gas explosion.
Caseasweet, the well known rem
edy for babies and tJl)ildron, will
unlet tho little ones In a short
time. Iho Ingredients aro printed
on the bottle Contains no oplntos.
A' T Vramn. iSrw
IS
168
THE CITIZENS WILL CONFER A
GREAT FAVOR, SHOULD THEY
DISCOVER ANY LEAKS, BY CALL
ING UP AND NOTIFYING THE
COMPANY. THIS IS FOR YOUR IN
TEREST AS WELL AS OURS.
Ardmore Heat and Light Co,
KAPPLER &. MERILLAT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Practice before all Courts; Con
gress. Ooveriiiiient departments and
Commissions. Indian Cases a spe
cialty. Office. Ilonil Illd'g, Washington D. C.
M. F. WINFREY
Attorney at Law.
Justice of the Peace Notary I'ubllc
Rooms 11 and 10, Noble Hldg.
Phones: Resl S3C bluo. Olllco ICC.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. F. W. BOADWAY
Physician and Surgeon.
Offlco In Randol Hulldlng.
Office Phono ill
Resldenco Phono 395.
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GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
LINDSAY HOTKL
Rates $2.00 per day.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
ADA, OKLA.
, HYRD HOTEL
Rates, $1.50 per day.
DUNCAN, OKLA.
ROYAL HOTEL
Rest $2.00 house on the Rock Is
land. McKAY & SONS, Props.
MADILL, OKLA.
ROCK HOTEL.
W. W. CARTER Prop.
Rates $2.00 per day.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
(IRANI) AVENL'E HOTEL
First-class In every respect.
PAULS VALLEY, OKI.A.
HOTEL HAMPTON
Rates $2.00 per day.
SULPHUR OKLA.
McKEMIE HOTEL
FIrst-oIass accommodations.
ARDMORE SANITARIUM
Drs. von Keller, Hardy & Henry.
Modern equipment for the scientific
treatment of all surgical cases.
Trained nurses in attendancco.
Ardmore, Okla.
DR. B. F. BARKER
Chiropractor
Offlco In Criice-Maxwcll Flats.
Offlco hours 10 to i a. in., 2 to 5
p. ni., except Sundays.
Telephone 312.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINA
TION FREE.
West Main street Ardmore, Okla.
ARTESIAN HOTEL.
Sulphur, Okla.
Finest Hotel In Southwest. ,.
Rates $2 and up.
WAURIKA, OKLA.
HRYAN HOTEL
Tho leading hotel of the city.
THE ARLINGTON HOTEL
Tho Now Hotel at
WAPANUCKA, OKLA.
WYNNEWOOD, OKLA.
HURTON HOTEL.
MRS. HURTON, Prop.
Rates $1.00 per day.
RYAN, OKLA.
HOTEL ROOERS.
Mrs. J. A. Rogers, Proprl tresa.
Rates $2.00 per day.
DAVIS, OKLA.
GRAND HOTEL
H. II. Allen, Proprietor.