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Ardmore, Sunday, May 3, 1908.
PAGE TWO
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Notice.
All I'.iitlea who ordered Roods
through Mr. P. II. Wood from Wi
nona Mill", will tiloiiBo bo jiroiinrod
to rece.vc same this week. Col. Sox
will lio In thu city to deliver name
Don't cause lilm to linvo to make
twi or three trips. It's expensive
and talus time. "It yo always ready '
mid oblige yours truly
0.1 , T. A. PANKHY.
n.i'i ' man m Idem illricr
III i ( I'M' until i In- KTl in
i t . , li'iu in
Brand New
Buggies
We have just plat ed on
the lloor a car ol the
Jon Deere, Velio and
Columbus busies. They
are the newest styles and
most durable makes. See
us before you buy. Wo
will make the price and
the terms to suit.
Bivens, Corhn
& Frenslcy
LITTLE JAP
PIN Oi'AI.
AM 1? UIDINC.
Cl'l TIVATOK
A Nrt KtnJ nl DoJtfintf or
(ui1im I'midi'lr itukr it
lISllN(. IMI'tl
MI'NI' Nil I ftlltallf
)rl llr Jlcy l"lnl ir
tbrm.
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ftrr n ji ii'. 1 nt h i (' III M-.nr 1 'i '
IMtt l(U 111 Dull I" Till lli'kah
I h Oti art lwv prllil l vltMVAr potui I tin cul II valor In wot king
WrptiK the hwlt SgUAUIl AND CUt UMt AN IAI N Dtil'ltl. I'fetiu.e tprlitit ic
luiniklird lor ur tn KiJ inmiiJ,
III III 1 1 V Annul J I lua Culm (nr ltr prifrrl tvotk ami ilo no drift in i rnimnon in Mhfrl
cultititmi tpfitor naiufally Ull thr ) t iilhtaltr Iran rarryiiU the arat-har with linn, auJ
rfUrttnt I lie nlirrl and twl urticirnil to ir the cultiiatttr an upward cmitte which lnn it
to the correct pitilioii. Different weiiht iipciator may uc the I.I I I 1.11 JAI miiIi equal lucceii.
'I he doJe vtiih tin ruttitator may he deaenhed a aitiiilar lo the inntementa one inakri In
teppin out nl hi path lo attod tlrikmt aontc nhjrrt, etcept thai when mi mo in mc direrlion
the cutiator imci in the opposite directum. I hi leter worka Ireely and produce a quick dodie.
I'OCIt 'IDOLS IN OM! 1 he I. Mil V. JAI mar he equipped at a aliiht mat to nrk aa
a Shovel Cultivator; SuiIaum Cultivator Dink CultlvMorj nd a. Disk
llairuw. w
Call at our atore and wr'tl ahoM tmi thia and other economical ItraJlet Implemenla. Hear
thi in mind
Sold by T. K. KEARNEY, Ardmore
, MM
I Sulphur, Okla. Directory I
I A List of the Lead in;, Hotels, Boarding Houses, Livery I
and Transfer Stables, Ktc. Read These Carefully. H
I .". ii i. .. , -,k I I SUMMIT HOTEL I FRAME & PARKER H
M The Covington Hotel MI"0N r'"'' Prescription Drugqlsls
r oii,u n Si ,r ti. in.i HrUMi -u i li-ir H
U. r OlVln. rtop. U(j ir,,,U(, S,nnif( Soil founlun In Icnntclitn
H r - rh mi 2d sulphur omihom phoh iji svifhvr omi H
I FRANKLIN HOUSE ..-. m. .n., , r.r wk THE PARK HOTEL I
H Mrs C IV Young Prop Cliff ColldQC Hotel Htw rhti H
LbbbI ii I n t'l""l I'atk and Sr.nk LB
Kiit I 00 Pti On H 0"i Pti Heei At C CllCK, Prop. luwwlUnnl.1,
H 23 8a. it f'(iliisj fmi tun SVIPHUH 0M Itnlrs (iritmi' H
H liuusjl vi pit t:ijr liat. s J (HI iiikI nl. l'lume N. V) H
I PALACE HOTEL THE ARTESIAN Sulphur Livery Co. I
H Mm Rclbtt I Djufntii, Piep S)'i 0 Wib ln 0nm w ' 'UMM5 Vji H
H --u ili'ir (ikiii Sulphur dkla 1 ' iuhmI I: . H
I t ii i a i McKEMIE HOTEL i,.,,,,, ,., , I
Htn Id McAi'ittns , D , D iluj,'l) Urcwstin-so Is
HI , ? MtKtmlt, Prop. M , H
Hunt From Anl v,., , ,u , 11,0 ),ltIv A'lln.or-
J IliUlC td .Sulphur i M rjUu. i: I irl I ( It" 111 Slllpl.Ur HJ
HJ lialmii It lit if ii HJ
WILL HENDRIX
IS RELEASED
'
COUNTY ATTORNEY OF MURRAY
COUNTY DISMISSES CASE.
HENDRIX HARD LUCK STORY
Says Olficers Have Mounded Him
Shamefully, Not Withstanding He
Has Ueen Trylno to Make
a Good Citizen,
Sulphur. Okla., May 2.- (Bpcrliil)--I'll-
case of the stato of Oklahoma v
Will lliudrlx us called for nu exniu
iimiK tilal before County Judge Harry
I'li-ldlliK yesterday. llendrlx wan
charged by Hherlff Maxwell wltn the
oITnso of jecelvlnn stolen properly III
connection with the joiiiik mnn Shut'
ton who was killed by thu oIllecrH of
Murray county a short tlmo ago. Sbol
ton s companion, who escaped at the
time, was thought by tho sheriff to bo
Will llendrlx. llendrlx was urroatutl
a few- dus later and guvu bond In
tho sum of $500 to appear at bin ex
amining trial sot for yosturday. On
appealing In court yesterday, llendrlx
ftmuto tbo following BUtloinent. "1
knew nothing nliout this trouble at all
until I wan arrested. 1 think I have
been mistreated. 1 was at my homo
sixteen miles north of Sulphur when on nmj (, company or this city
tho light occurred lu which Sheltou (,ly ,riiKht In what Is said to be
was killed and lu which 1 was roiiort- rll.0ui).iil)ll Kasser lu the new llahl
ed to bavo taken a prominent part. I mi IM)t W)t, f this city. Tile
am hero ready for trial. I w;u arrest' w,,j eIMtB lv roar that can be heard
ed by Tom Karris, deputy sheriff or fve lnitm m r,.gHt every elfort
(larvln county.'' to cup It, and is one of tho greatest
Tho county attorney dismissed tho Kasers eer discovered lu this conn
caso for want of evidence, and llou- n-y,
drlx waH discharged. .
lu coinersatlon about tho matter Cascasweet Is for bnbles and chll
nfterwnnls. llendrlx iiald: "It seems dren, and Is csreclaly good for tho
. Ills so common In hot weather, lxik
- . or tbo Ingredients on tbo bottle. Con
Ni. IJIlh
hard, because n mnn tian hocn unfor
iiuinic In getting Into one trouble, nnl
i -pi i liilly In-fore lie 1ms bad a hear
ing tbat be xbould be charged with
c-r crime committed In the conn
tr. have Ids linine published all over
the country "by tho newniipors with
out a ayllnblo of testimony, and get
tin- holts country prejudiced against
him unjustly. 1 have lieen pulled and
hauled about shamefully, ami
the have never tiroved nnylhlnat '
HKiilnnt me yet. I am getting tlrod ot i
It, and Intend to see If I can bavo tiny j
recourse or protection In tho courts
of the country. I am trying to imika
n good citizen, and I think I ought to
haw the same chmiee wllh other inun
to redeem myself from tbo vllo lnu-
ders of tlx dirty, cowardly deputy
marshals of the old federal courts who
, have riilm-d and hounded no many ,
j men to death. Men who would have
made good ciHxeiis If they had been 1
let alolle."
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD I
how tn cure yourself nt tinmen : l.l-.l
If you suffer from likullng, lich-1
Ing, blind or protruding Piles, Bent, . , ,..
me your nddrc's. and I will tell yM ' honor of the semi-centennial a.iuUei
how to cure yourself nt homo hv j sary of the ordination of Pope Pliu
the new nhxnrptloii treatment; nud X. A lingo throne, which his holl
wlll also send some of IliU hoin (HH occ,,,,, ,urii,K today's cere-
i ri-in iiii'ii ( iri'ii mr 11 1111, nun ii-im-ences
from your own locality If re.
ipiesled. Immediate relief and per
manent cure assured. Keud no mon
ey, but tell others of this offer.
Write today to Mrs. M. Summers,
Hot P, South lletid, lnd.
SIX
Fifty Million Gas Well.
Tulsa, Okla.. May 1!. The Canadian
tains no harmful drugs. Sold by W. H.
Kratno. d&w
WANT CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN
Benevolent Society Desires Clothes
for Eight Poor Children.
The Ilonovolcnt soolety desire
clothing for eight poor children, ran,
Ing lu ages from 3 to 12 years. Fam
ilies lu tho city hnvlngold clothing
hiiitable for children of theso nges will
kindly telephone Mrs. 0. Kendall,
who will call fur same.
For Sale.
130 acres ot land, known as tho
C'ruillp Jackson surplus situated two
jtiillc mil o( llromlde, Okla.; CO
at res In cultivation, 30 ncrej In mead
ow and 10 acres In timber; has valua
ble deposits. Hestrlctlous removed,
title perfect. Call on or ndilress mo
at 3 111 (? St. S. 13., Ardmore. Okla.
1 dw lm USSIH M. JACKSON.
For the expert, for tlm amateur, wi
have all kinds of fishing tackle
1IIVUNS. COUIIN & KHUNSLKY.
BEATIFICATION OF BARAT
A CEREMONY OF SPLENDOR
Rome, .May 2 iS ' t :t With i
eeri'iiion) of ureal -pPmlor. In which
l'oi" I't'is X. and ii.an anllnuls par
llclpated, thu beatllu .n ion of the Ven-1
eralib - Mother Itarat, fmindiess of tho ,
Order of the Sacred Heart, tooK piac-j Another hcntlfhdtloti which prnh
todny. .Metrftwrs ot to order are here i ably will take pluce this year Is that
from all over the world, IncludliiK I of Father Kudos, the founder of thu
many from the United States, whers
the order has n strung memboriihl.i. under tho consideration of tho Oongro
HHrial privileges have been granted gHtloii of Itltes, which aasumblcd Hie
at the Vatican to tbo roembwi of thts
order In attendance, as the order has ,
borne all the expenses connected with J
I hi- beatification und celehratlon. ;
Today's ceremon) was held lu the ' will end only when thu lHipo has said
.iHt Hall uf lteatltliation, out the hi Jubilee muss In St Pctor'a lu Sep
pon h of the Church of Si. I'-ter and I tember.
communicating dln-ctly with the papal Itoth the Immeillate predecessor of
apaituients. The hall has been pro
lusely decorated for this occhsIoii and
the Mirlous other ceremonies of beatl
,,,,,,,,,..,,,,.,,... thu vear hi
mony, occupies a prominent place lu
the ball. Two tribunes, erected for
the iK'iaslou, accommodated the mum
hois of tho diplomatic corps accredit
ed to tho holy sue.
lu this beautiful ball there will be
this year some big functions. One
will be the caniionl.atlun of Joan of
Arc, tho Maid of Orleans. After dis
cussion pending nearly fifty years
Plus X has decided the ceremony shall
be performed lu his Jubilee year nud
preimratlons aro being tnnde In France
to attend It. It Is believed more than
live thousand French Catholics will
iDine here for the occasion and that
nearly all tho bishops ot Franco will
be present and surround the papal
ST. VICENT DE PAUL
NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND
CELEBRATION OF ANNIVER
SARY OF ORDER.
Klchinond, Vn May 2. (Special)
V national conference and celebration
f tho "jtb anniversary of tho Society
if St. Vincent do l'aul will be o.ioned
lu Itlcbmond tomorrow morning with
tho celebration ot high mass at tho
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, and
hundreds of visitors aro arriving In
tho Virginia capital today to partici
pate lu the meeting. The society is
devoted to charitable work and has
HI" conferences In the United States,
ulili a membership In this country of
ovei lo.oOO active workers, scattered
from Maine to California and from
Michigan to 1oulslatia. Tliumus M.
Mulry of New- York Is president of
the national 'branch. Most of tho del
egates will remain here through next
week and will participate In the na
tional conference of charities and cor
rections. Aciordlng t the reports of Secro
t.ir Kduiond J. llutler, nearly 10,000
familli's were assisted by tho Amorl
. .in nieuiliers of the society last year,
und near!) L'00.000 visits wero mado to
lu homes uf families assisted.
The general or public meeting of tho
national confeienco will he held to
Midi row c cuing, when addresses ot
u i uomo will he made on behalf ot
the cltj and state by Mayor Carlton
McCurth) ot Richmond and Governor
i laudo Shannon of Virginia. At
the sessions on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday chnrltablo work lu all Its
phases will ho considered.
The Society of St. Vincent do I'aui
was oig.iiuzed In Paris, l'raiu. In the
Mai ivct l. a small baud of college
Midi ins under the leadership of Fred
i ni Uzauaii) The plan uf tho organ-
u ion its objects and the means of
attaining them wore not new, but
mrc ti.isiil upon the various works of
c' arii instituted centuries before by
St ineeiit de Paul, after whom the
HiKiii was named. Tho headiiuarters
of the soctet v aro In Paris and
raiitiit'.s o' it are established lu all
cltilized pant, of the world.
At the present time there are over
h thousand branches of tho Miclety
and a membership of over lOO.OOo ac-
tin' workers None of tho members
, ,
is allowed to receive any lompensa-
tlon for his labor and the only re
ward offered for service In the socie
ty Ik the sanction which follows a
meritorious net.
Chronic Constipation Cured
M one wno suffers from chronic con -
stlpatlon Is In danger of many serious
ailments Foley's Orlno Iaxatlvo
digeitioilTnd stimulates Tiw"lveVaiHi
bowels, restoring tho natural action
Of theso organs. Cominonco taking
II tnd-iv ninl vnn will fuel tmttnr nl
11 t0il. nilU OU Will till llClter at
OllCe Foley 8 OrlllO UoxntlVO does
not nauseato or grlpo nnd Is pleasant
, ,, ,,... ... ',i, , . ;.. ,
to take Refuso substitutes, tor salo
by all druggists, d&w
throne.
Thu topo will make a speech do-
tailing not only his admiration for
France, which caused him to add a
new saint to the country" calendar.
order called the "Kndltos." This Is
other day and pronounced Itself ftiv-
orably on It.
There will ho many mora mn-li cole-
hratlons at tin- vntlcnti thla year which
the present popo had Jiiblluu yours.
Plux IX. celebrated the llftluth anni
versary of bis episcopal consecration
and be received thousands of presents.
They caiiio from over all tho world
and a great number of them were of
cash, which was sot aside for a rainy
day. The money amounted to more
than 1.000,000.
Then came the Jubilee of Leo XIII. !
and ror tho occasion special hulls had !
to be found to exhibit to the public
the gifts received. Some of theso
iwere of great value, consisting of gor
geous church vestments and sacred
vessels of silver and gold. A largu sum
of money iiIko was received; amount
was never known.
This jour tho Jubilee ceremonies
will not be so elaliorate as thoe un
der the preceding pontltlcntcs becauso
Plux X. shrinks from publicity.
Already the iopo has received a
French, a (Senium and a Plednionteso
pilgrimage and tho receptions will
continue until September.
' TOWN OF VERDEN BURNS
SMALL OKLAHOMA TOWN DE-
VAST AT ED ORIGIN UN
KNOWN LOSS $30,000.
(iilckasha, Oklii., May i. live
frame business houses on the prin
cipal street of Verden, a small town
ten miles west of here, were razed to
the ground with their entire contents
as the r'vuilt uf a fire that originated
In tho grocery store of J. II. Protz
mini at I o'clock this morning. The
building was lu flames all over when
the fire was discovered and no cause
has been assigned. The total loss Is
$30,000.
Tbo losses aie as follows; National
Hank of Verden. $.'i,i00; A. II. Carton.
dr goods store, Jl.fiOO. Protztnau's
grocery store, $1,001); I). T. Hansen's
lurnlture stole, $1,500; Shield's dry
goods store, $S,000.
The National Hank of Verden was
owned and operated by II. II. John
sou of this city. Ily 8 o'clock this
morning Johnson had purchased the
fl.viures of tho Washita Valley Trust
company and had them loaded on
wagons here bound for Verden. At 11
o'clock the bank was opened for bus
iucHg in the postolllco building.
A Smile
Is a pretty hard thing to -lccouipllsh
when you're blue, bllIos nnd out ol'jto walk tho lloor every tiUUt with a
sorts. Tliero Is a sui-a cur'; fnr nil , crying baby. Mcfiee's Raby Kllxlr will
kinds of stomach and liver complaints
constipation nnd dyspepsia. Hal -
lard's Horblno Is mild, yet nbsolutoly
effective In all cases. Prlco 50c per
bottle. Sold by V. J. Ramsey. wkly
Indian Qoys on Warpath.
Perry. Okla.. May 2. Charles Ar
kekatah and Ceorge Carson, two full
blood Otoe Indian boys, were arraign
ed yesterday In the county court
on charges of assaulting J. N. Sliced,
industrial teacher at the Otoe In
dian school, alter he had thrashed
Porter Aikekatah, a young brother of
Charles. Snood was left on the
ground unconscious with several ugly
wounds on his head .The boys con
fessed later to Dr. llrlde, the agency
superintendent.
A Living Skeleton
is the final condition of nnv child that 1
I has worms If It lives. Think of hiv-1
ling something In your stom.uh that
,?,. voll 8 ourlshnmnt. Nino
I'tim .1,1 1FW D ,-(,,, .......
tenths of the babies have worms, may
be yours has. Do certain that It has
not by giving It Vhlto, Cream Vcrml -
fugo It expels all worms and Is n
tonlo for tho baby. Prlco 25 cents-,
Sold by F. J. Ramsey. wkly
Lots of peoplo would rather move
. than pay rent, and yet claim that
heaven is their home.
I
What Shall Wb Have f or DessBf t ?
I Try jr.i.Ui.the iiint;, ppuiri:,oiiomlcl
!"'. fan be prrpan-d lii.lantljr-iimply add
twlllni; watrr ami ftur lirn cool. Flaroml Ju.t
,, ..Mmi-JJii.t rilu. in-rfi-ct In rmy xaic
a IOc . imikacr niin rnmish ill rt for a larK-9
''""r- j-il1,'" ;in crrJt,
Inli-a JKI.Ml compliM with all I'lim Fund Ijtui.
jm,or,, i,,on,o:.o :c, lia.ptitrrj,Mrabtrrj,
j ciwcoiatf , CLtrrj , 1'iacb.
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COMMERCIAL CLUD NOTES
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Tin- Comuierclal Club Is In receipt t
I of a teller from a young physician
who Iris met with good success in i
h!s practice, hut who wIxIhm to come I
to a larger place where he can form
n partnership with an established '
idijslelnn and take on the hard 1
work of tho olllce. If any doi to: i
wanin a partner here Is the chance .
A young electrician In a northern
New York town also seeks nil on-
gagotnoiit.
It Is particularly gratifying these
days to have people come to the
front volmita-Ily ami hand their
names Into the Commercial Club for
membership. One particularly z-'al
(Mia member yesterday dropped
In with six new names for uieinbei.
ship and said be had Mime others
in line who would he cnllsti-d soon
thu Commercial .('luh Is bringing
ninny new people to the city and
each one coiiioh with some money
so there Is a direct gain In every
frosh acquisition.
N'ews from fiuthrlo Indicates Hint
Ardmore Is still lu the race for a
normal school and Its friends are
lemly to light for It to a finish. If
we do not win It will not be on ac-
count of lack of effort on the part
of our representatives who have
stood by their guns nobly In the
light.
Don't fall to enclose a postcmt
or something advertising Ardmor''
In every letter you Fend out of the
state. Tho club will supply you. A
fresh lot of Illustrated booklets Is
1 now being printed by the Ardmore-
Ito and will bo ready for distribu
tion In about a week. Our fame Is
spreading and we want to keep up
the good work and everyone can
help.
Among the Impiliies received yes
terday morning wns one from a Colo
rado Investor seeking fnrm Innds.
If our land owners will get together
and agree on a plan nnd work to
gether there are many sales that
could be made to people 111 various
parts of the country.
The Most Common Cause of Suffering.
Rheumatism causes morn pain nnd
suffering than any other disease, for
the leason that It Is thu most lommnii
of all Ills, nnd It Is certainly gratify
ing to sufferers to know that Chamber
lain's Pain Halm will afford relief, nnd
mako rest nnd sleep possible In many
cases the relief from pain, which Is
at first temporary, has become perma
nent, while In old peoplo subject to
chronic rheumatism, often brought on
by dampness or changes In tho weath
er, a permanent euro cannot be ex
pected; the relief from pain which
this liniment nfforda Is alono -worth
many times its cost. 25 nnd f0 cent
sizes for sale by V. J. Ramsey and
Hoffman Drug Co. d&w
Says Will Sign Dill.
Washington, May 2. Tho president
announces that he favors tho bill pro
viding for tho removal of restrictions
from lands of former Indian Territory
Indians which has passed tho 'house
and has been recommended for pass
ag;e by a senate committee.
"I will sign the bill," said the provi
dent today.
A Happy Fatnv
Is soon turned to a sad ono If ho lin.i
, make tho child woll Booth Its
1 nerves, induce healthy, normal slnpi
! ber. Rest for disordered bowels and
, sour stomach all teething babies
need It. Pleasant to take, sure, and
, snfe, rontnlns no harmful drug? Prlco
'IT, nnd 50 cents per bottlo. Sold by
V. J. Ramsey. wkly
Ardmore Bar Association.
The regular annual meeting of the
Ardmoro liar association will bo held
In tho district court room at tho court
hoiiso in this city Monday evening,
May -1th, 100S, at 8 p. m. Tho elec
tion of officers for the ensuing year Is
to take place and other business of
importanco to the association Is to ho
transatced. Kvery mem'ber of this
association Is earnestly urged to bo
present.
W. A. IiKDRETTHR, President.
RICHARD M. LKSTKR, Secretary
oys Will Be Boys
, . ,m .,' ' ," '
! aml nr0 "l":' Rotting scratches.
I , .... lnn ...... .
, " " '; '
! .r ca'': J" l'nss-
1 'h,p , . 'u" s0r.lo"f. LJ 1 d' AlT
i .'V. m " . VV ru;
Ing to directions right away -mil u
will rollovo the pain and heal th
troublo. Prlco 25c, 60o and $1,00.
Sold by F. J. Ramsey. wkly
For Sale.
Four choice lots In Rromlde, Okla.
A raro bargain If you buy now. Ad
dress mo at 319 0 St. S. K Ardmoro,
Okla. KSSIE M. JACKSON.
1-dw-lm
John Deere cultivators nnd John
Deero "Go Devils," at Dlvens, Corhn
& Frensley's.
ROBERTS'
BARBER SHOP
Noxt.door to Kirst Nutionnl
Hun It
Ardmore
Transfer Line
Thj only lirst-class lino in
I lie city
Calls Made Promptly
Wagon Out All Night
PiK'kiiycs nnd grips hurt -dud
with euro. Phone 201
STEVE ROWLES, Proprietor
Open Duv or Night.
United States Depository
Oklahoma State Depository
City Depository
Ardmore National
Bank
ABDMORE, OmilOMl.
Capital, Surplus and Additional
$250,000
If this bank is n snfo place
for tho city, stato nnd nation to
deposit their funds It Is n safe
placo for tho farmer nnd busi
ness mnn to keep his funds.
TRY IT.
LEE CRUCE, President
6. W. STUART, Cashier
E. E. Guillot
BROKER
Cotton Grain and Stocks
In Hear Postal Telegraph
Oflico
Ardmoro,
Okla.
Minimum Orders Accepted
SO Rales of Cotton
1,000 Rushuls of drain
10 Shares of stock
Reference Ardmoro Ranks
Lone Distnncu Phono fc'JH
SUMMER
HARDWARE
The time of year is ap
proaching when you must
think ol providing for hot
weather comfort and lux
uries. We invite you to
inspect our line of
Ice Cream Freezers,
Quick Meal Gas Stoves,
,Quick Meal Gasoline
Stoves,
Water Coolers,
Lawn Mowers,
Screen Doors,
Screen Wire.
Bivens, Corhn
& Frensley