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Ardmore, Thursday, Nov. 25, 1908
PAOE SIX
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
FOR EVERY ILL THERE IS
Person-, vum at .ni.lili' .:' !n'il
i .1 he full .tr-!ii:' i ii 'I i'ii'tu 'f
.rtl
i ,ti
arc open 1 1 1 n'liv . . wiiiik
'o nml in- Iiik -1 " w..i- 1 1 . .
There ai i in "f uttt r -.!
life I? made ml irraiib- by
lamem-i- and d'i'1 Im k-uh"
- t.i dWturbed with pain
- miliary disorders.
I t ihske this off
i on . nn Probably
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i up! in ,'iinii'nt with
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n "kint an tiny should.
i ..' oiir lire the blood.
I hm a.iinunt of
.1 if i In- k' iiiey do
, i o"- nii " urine,
. . 1 . . -i i, trouble
i i !i. It on I log the
. iv . lit. dulls
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I lie
1 1 II
, '-'A and
i)w ,.iT.. ,1 ......nil In the
i . Ii r and loin's that i i . ar.iti
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SdJIiylltl Mm.
HASKELL SPEAKS AT
COUNT! INSTITUTE
I
DISCUSSES RELATION OF AGRI
CULTURAL INTERESTS TO DE
PARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT.
liuthiie. Ohia.. Nov. Si. Annual
iii.-tliia of tho l,ogaii Couiily Kanu-
. s' Institute upt'tied today, the prln
. uml apeakers being Oov. Haskell,
l'realdt Oonnoll of the A ami l. ;
t allege and l'raldnt Connor of the
. . ..t. u ,
rortif liuaru Wl ,a' I'-llluu - Ilir
ke ulked oil "Hulations of the Agrt
ultural tntei ests to the Departments '
oi Oov eminent."
It , I'odrKi'"- .
What he had to say. the governor i deliver a pari oi tue tic ami oi in.
mid the audience, applied to no noil- ( tallr In paying an' increased price
ileal party in particular, hut that It r"r I'oimht. all for the sake or
was a reault after abatractly applying protecting Infant Industries. In this
tecont political events to actual con " farmer was being used s c
Htlons In the west. ) I'1 the coffers of the eastern
I have been mer two years trying manuraclurer. he said,
i.i woik out the iiuilileiii r voMrn II N lo be hoped." said the gov-
hi. Hi . i,(,o 1 1 ,i - i. e-1 1 .tnl I kiio.v i, "that the western republlciu.
r i b , in f ,uii' ' v if' ' "I t1.' -outhein democrat, partlcu ,
. i
lC-waa --m - Is an ordeal whicli iill women I
WGimZMiMnnM WtJlZ Approach with dread, fori
KJLalTA KL X3 lUJihuiK compares to the pain
FZ. "M W l" Lhild-birili I'lie tliotiRht 1
aMotheb
TluuisaiuN of woiiaii lim fmm.l
eonliiiciiieiit of ninth p.i n tnul u
tniiu. i ins iiniiiK in t- ji t iiiu
t. ( I -1-1. . . . r I
I hislimmtiit N.I Ciod .u
uiily dots Mnilior's Fl'iillll . in i
chiki hirlh, but it pitpsit
the sytem lor thv uninni;
event, itlietes "niurmn);
.sickness," mid other dis
i-nitlfirK H'l'l I'r ilrui'i i-'i $i
millions. iiouWof iu,i,Kmfu !!
t on inil I.-.1 frn
IimiJUAIiKin.I) HIT.tlt ATOH CO
Allinu. (m
8
But Many Tired, Rheumatic, Nervous'
People
Don't Know How to
Find It.
trtty Picture
T,lh A Story.
1 1
OAN'S KIDNEY
rricoSo ceils, romR'Mit&OTNCo.. BufMo.
i. ii.,
Mil .1
,i I'.ut;
i .1 .ii.. i
; i ... i,, ,i
111 Oi.o- ItlOU
to lll id.'il i
1
il
'ii hi 1 1,, it I w ould In- rum-
no.M-d uiiili'i wen- it not fur
Hi" miim!iI I Ki't fioiu honest men
in othor political parties."
Mi- wil.l that It was a matter for J free from debt than iv county court-H-joliiiiK
that rollon was brlnsliig lie , house eontliiK lino.OOO.
.mil wheat a dollar a buahel, btit told
ih fiirtiiiTH that thMlr ennrav In that
illreitlon ileppudeil upon how much
of the price they were letting, and.
to Illustrate the point, spoke briefly j
alioiit the tarlif tevlwl by tho recent j
congress under the theory of prote... ,
Ing Infant Indimtrles. lie anlil that it
. ti... ..HJ.i.i ..it ...... t . .a l l.,.l
mnn ill mi- nriui m ociiiii.fi"
b'tte, Cummins, Hristow
.....i n..i-.
'. , ,
ulleve in sticli - I
M' was compelled '
that they did not bellev
theory, for the fnrini
oi the Millet inn in store lor
Ik r robs the cpu t.int mother '
dl pli.u-.mt aiitkipations.
tho u ul' Moiliur's Frionil robs
uu . -ifti to of mother ami
nminii at thr tiitval time
. . I . hi .
M wmiiiii ai nil tiuvai lime inoi
women safely through the perils of
MOTHER
tUl&ND
Keep Your
on
NER
A CAUSE
ni - nt in tin- urlii
I'aae b oiu'
rr.K.ilar, m-auty am! painful Nih!
.all anno) and weary you Illoatlnn
hi'iph tn (Imp, Agonlilna attack
of nr.iM'l. and there l danger of
riiiiiilim Into dropsy, stone In the
kliln- . diabetes or Hright'a dinease
Don't allow the kidney trouble to
e-t wofic Start using I)oan' Kid
in-y 1111. which hmvc cured thour
and and muit aurely help you.
Ardmore Proof.
Mra. J. N. Lathrop. 1 IS C street,
southeast. Ardmore, Okla.. aay: 'In
the spring of 1905 while living in
Col'lnsvllle. Texas, I gave a state
mint for publication, tellltut noV
Dan's Kidney Pills had cured mc
of torrtble lckachce that had made
my life miserable. There was also at
-onstant, bearln-don sensation!
through ray kidneys and a pain In my
hlna and lolna. Doan's Kidney IT j
aave me wonderful relief In n short
time and after 1 used two boxes, the
tmublp was remove. I have had no
ryjiitom of It since I have recoia
ii'i tided ivians Kidney Pills to other! rerg, will be called for hearing In tht-I'.-i,
mi .iff-riiiK fru'ii similar torn-1 , ,h . ., . .... . , ,
-h iM.t Ui- a'tta. taken picas ' rJ' r ,hftt t,,e have bwn fl,8u
ii ! hi i j Friday and Saturday, December the
PILLS
N YPrcpiidofi.
(nYrKifw
il. ! " .vi M I'n- Mis -li-sippl
u. i lu.n ' u, l t .LitiiiM tur tilt pro
iln ii ,i t'li v ,111 tin-, viai. I ha
in. 1 1 . i . of an apology to offer I'M
Ilium K oi Vimim.i than I nave fur
Aldiiih of Hhmle Island."
He told the farmers that tiny wer.i
more in need of coinfortalilu home,
Kills Her Foe oj zu Years,
'Pi.. lUAul ItlilflttllUU Illl 11 111 1' I lin I
f()r J' yi.arH jot lart'H Mrs. Jamus
juncan of HayneavUle, Me . "da Dya-
pepsin. I suffered Intensely after ea;-1
lK r lrlnkliiK and could "curooly
dolors'"
tr(Mi Kicctrlt- Hlttera, which cured me
, ,..l..il,. V.i.i I n.ti. .i.il nlivttiltur
tiiiiiii-..-.j . .... ..v r-
1 am iu years om ami am overjujuu
to get my health and stretigth back
((tnlM .. ,,,or lll(1Kl.atl()1)i ,0B1I ()f A,,. 1
,,,.tlte, Kidney Trouble, Utine Hack.1
l-'emale Complaints. It's uneiiualed. On
ly SOe at Ardmore Pharmacy.
MARSDEN. I I.. 1). Crotser vs. W. F. Crotzer.
Marsden. Okla., Nov. 22. We are) Henry Klrklund vs. Charlotte Klr't
having some cool weather and sev- j '"'
entt hogs wen- butchered during Saturday. December 11.
ii. imut week i Hearing ot motion and deinuncra
Health of the community Is toler-'
ably good. Mrs. Dr. Jacknon and Mrs.
I. C. McCray are on the sick list.
Prof. IVUb of Loves Valley was
here Saturday and Sunday shaking
hamlK wlih old ft lends.
Mr. llawn ami wife of Whltesboro,
Texas, are litre visiting the family
of A. W. Whitfield.
I.. C. McCray and famll are
hire vlsllltig friends and rel. s.
.) I.. Clifton, A. D. Harris a.
s M
1'orbos loft Saturday for the
t'luxuiw country where they will
-ie ml a few days hunting and flsh
nif.-
fter preaching Sunday, Hev. 1. W.
Whitfield was called upon to solemn
ii the rites of matrimony between
C P. IluilMin and Mrs Mat He
lilount.
In The Heart of The
Great Wheeler Oi) Field
Mutual Trust Company
DISTRICT COURT
CIVIL DOCKET -
AS RE SET FOR THE OCTOBER
TERM, COMMENCING DECEM
BER 10, 1909.
Notice to Attorneys and Littgaits.
The olvil docket Is hereby re-iot
for the October, 1909, term, commenc
ing on December the 10th, ami will
seaalou up to
and Including
December the 3lst. 1000.
Ai w' n for the re-eeitlng
of tlio docket all divorce cases will
be call ml for final determination on
Krlday, December the 10th, 1000.
All pleading; motion and dmur-
l"th and lit it. reapectlvely. A fur
!er notice of five daya will be given
o attorne.- .is to the setting of thn
llotmn docket.
VI civil c i-i a must have all plead-ltiK-s
settlcu on tho above named
days, and attorneys must be In court
to answer when their cuius are call
ed or tin same will bo dismissed if
the attorney for the plaintiff does not
answer or a judgment will be rond-1
ered against the defendant It the ,
defendant's attorney does not answa
when cases are called.
S. II. UUSSIll.U Judge.
Hy THOS S. Oll.h, Cotut Clerk. 1
Friday, December 10.
Annie (!. Urown, Adm. vs. Sullio
Howell.
V. It. 11 en ton vs. I'anola HoiiKon.
I.eli.'i' Uunu vs. Churlle Hums.
Thomas Overstreet vs. Magale Ov
cratreot. Will fironei vs. IM (Irouer.
Stella I.ovett vs. Hubert l.ovett.
Xatlm Miller vs. l'rauk M. Miller.
i... Ciiluil iml va III I rl
land,
Ma s
. ,
Shannon vs. (leurge Shannon.
Sarah Wright vs. John Wright.
John S. Howies vs. Illanche Howie..
T. M. Schooler s. Pearl Schooler.
In all cases ji'itllng
A Religious Author's Statement.
Hev. Joseph H. Kosperman, SalU
Imry. N. C, who Is tho author of a ;v
oral books, writes: "For several years
I was afflicted with kidney trouble
and last winter I was suddenly strick
en with a severe pain In my kidney
and was confined to bed eight daya
unable to get up without assistance.
My urine contained a thick white sed
iment and l passed same frequently
day and night. I commencekl taking
. ; iV 1 . ui; " ' i. ,
j .,,, m. lirlnu ,CC!imo ,10rmal. I cheer-1
fully recommend Foley's Kidney Hem-1
eilv ntil lit nil itriitri'taf
Avoid the Fall Rush.
and save tlmo by placing your loans
uow. Eight por cont money on farms
and city property.
C. H. COOK,
Over CI co Adams' restaurant.
Of So uther n
OKLAHOMA
WRITE "
AHDMOHE. OKIAIIOMA
Monday, December 13.
Oriener Drug Co., vs. 1). II Colbert
et al.
Globe Home IMmlttire Co. vs.
hltkasaw Fire Ins. Co.
First National Hank of Durnut vs.
Flist National Hank of Tishomingo.
C. H. siiiitn vs. Martin Hrown. i
H. I. Phillips, receiver, vs. Ouur-1
anty Ioan (c Trugt Co. of Dallas. i
S. M. Faqun vs. (5. I. I.owery ot al.
Tuesday, December 14. ,
C. Ii Hoyer et al vs. J. H. Adams
et al. ;
J. H. McCarty vs. J. II. Adams et I
al. j
Francis Willis vs. Davie & Tunu r !
Fulls Hy. Co. !
Ouy P. Cobb et nl v. Jumea Hen-
ton fit al.
S. T. Wlgilm et at vs. J. II. Hatch-'
ors et al.
I. M. King va. (Jeorge T. llodgoa ot
1.
John S. Hngler vs. Albeit J. I.eo
et al.
Wednesday, December 15.
l.eo Cruce vs. W. P. Torroll ot al.
1.. W. Cruco vs. W. P. Terrell ot al.
John Dexter ot al vs. J. W. Starr
et a I.
Fled I. Schoeppe vs. Washita Flee
trie Power Co.
Victoria McClurg vs. W. W. Hun- ,
nutt.
Henry lller vs. 11. F. Alvorson et al.
C. C. Hartslll vs. 0. W. Hlnghuni.
Felllah Jim vs. T. C. Itaudol.
Felllah Jim vs. J. W. Newcomb.
Thursday, December 16.
II. H. Atkinson vs. 0. O. & 0. Hy C .
iHryoti Drew vs. C. O. & (1. Co.
State of Oklahoma vs. J. S. H. Ap
polos. A. C. Cruce vs. W. J. Wilson et al.
Max Westhelmer et al vs. U. W. j
Hlugham et al.
Max Westhelmer et al vs. O. W. Mc-!
I.aughllu et al. j
Friday December 17.
Turner & Wiggins vs. Charles Co
hce. K. L. Poland vs. City of Ardmore.
Oswald S. Parker et al vs. W. C.
Woods et al.
Oswald S. Parker et al vs. Mary K.
Woods.
H. Hardy vs. City of Ardmore.
First National Hank of Kiowa vs. j
It. It. Mcl.lsli.
Fd Hyrd vs. Delia Alexander et al. ,
First State Hank of Ardmore vs. '
H. Mcl.lsh. I
Saturday, December 18.
l.oren D. Dukes et al vs. The Tri
bal Development 'Co.
S. J. Heed vs. Western Union Tel.
Co.
First State Hank of Ardmore vs.
T. J. Jordan et al.
It. M. Cuuimlugs et al vs. U. S.
Hottes et al.
Riley .ii Cotnor vs. Udna Alverson
H. J. Williams vs. C. W. Thomas
et al.
The Farraud Co. vs. .1, D. Fry.
Ardmore National Hank vs. Mary H.
j wiiitten ct al.
h. j. winiams vs. c. w
l'homas et
Monday, December 20.
Cutter & Crossetu vs. neorge A Mc
j Corkle, Dec'd.
Mrs. L. M. Hodenliouse vs. R.ches-
can Insurance Co.
.Mrs. L. M. Dodeuhousc vs. Roches-ter-C-ornian
Insurance Co.
J. H. Stetson Co. vs. George A.
SEVENTY-EIGHT
YEARS AGO
this famous old medicine became favorably
known as an effective remedy for Coughs
and Colds. Today
DR. D. JAYNE S
EXPECTORANT
is known and used all over the world for relieving
and curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Pleurisy,
Croup, Whooping-Cough, Inflammation of the
Lungs and Chest, and Asthma. Countless thou
sands of homes arc never without a bottle of
this standard medicine.
Sold by all druggists, in three size
bottles, I.OO, 50c. and 25c.
Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge Is equally well
known as a gentle and effective tonic for the whole family.
McCorkle, Dec'd.
Kva Noble vs. N. Y. Mfo Insurance
Co.
Ardmore National Hank vs. H. W.
Dick et al.
R. C. Duff ot al vs. Hert'ia Do
Koven. Tuesday, December 21.
Curdle Hradley vs. 0. A. UraJloy.
W. O. Horn & Co. vs. George A.
James McLaughlin vs. C. H. I. &
P. Hy. Co.
Fssle M. Jackson vs. City of Ai d
mole. 1. It. Hest vs. City of Ardmore.
A. F. Jones vs. F. P. Harland et al.
Thursday, December 23.
H. A. I.edbetter et al vs. llattle
Hell Fields et al.
I. ee Cruce vs. C. It. I. & P. Hy. Co.
II. L. Jennings vs. 0. C. & S. F.
Hy. Co. i
Walter Colbert vs. City of Ardmore.
First State Hank vs. The Pointer ,
Publishing Co. '
Stella Farvo vs. Davis Shelby et '
al. j
'Marcellna Farvo vs. Davis Shelby
I et al.
Monday, December 27.
A. N. Sharroek vs. William Grleger
.
01 a1,
F. A. Hedmond vs. Sam A. Weeks et
nf.
Donald Fitzgerald vs. J. H. i:uck.u
.
"urr'-
.Margaret Wilson vs. It. F. Heavers
et al.
Carloa A. Wilson vs. It. F. Heavers
;t al.
.Mutual TniBt Co. vs. J. S. Mullen.
Donald Fitzgerald vs. Felix West.
Tuesday, December 23.
Undy Wood by her father, vs. Uuek
Garrett et al.
Dossle Davis vs. W. L. Davis.
TJio Hankers' National Ilauk vs,
M. F. Sotllff et nl.
Ardmore Wholesale Grocery Co. vs.
Porter Staples.
T H. Hartee vs. W. W. Sullivan.
Davis Colbert, Guar. vs. W. A. Ed
wards. Wednesday, December 29.
Wushlta Power Electric Co. vs.
Helen II. Wnlcott.
J W- Prltchett vb. (1. C. & S. Hy.
! Co.
Washita Electric Power Co. vs. Ed
ward Jialley.
Frank King by his father vb. C. H. I.
& P Hy. Co.
J. IJ Stong vs. J. It. Davenport ;i
al.
Nannlo Dyer vs. L. D. Akers.
I,. H. Tatum vs. J. T. Harris et al.
V. Peers vs. Chickasaw Comprods
Company.
Thursday, December 30.
Theresa Filtseh ct al vs. Fred D.
Wnrnnr ot al.
J. H. Wyatt vs. J. Mat .Moore.
Etta Crlnor et ni vs. St. L. & 3. i . j
Hy. Co.
A. P. Ulackwell vs, Joe F. Hobln
sou, L. C. Losuro vs, W. L. Uakcr.
I Ada E. Ilailey vs. W. It. Cox.
; McCorkle, Dec'd.
j E. J. Hoo Hat Co. vs. George A
I McCorkle.
John JInrtnett vs. S. A. Nowland.
Crlner, Exec.
Hudson-Houston Lumber Co
Ardmore Foundry Co.
Hankers' National Hank vs U.iuk
' ers' Trust Co.
Wednesday, December 22.
Hankers' National Hunk vs. Art
more Foundry Co.
Mrs. M. (J. Ferguson vs. C. H. 1
& P. Hy. Co.
Henry Hourland vs. J. II. Willi -ct
al.
0. W. Hell et al vs. Ardmore Tia
tlon Company.
L. H. Marston vs. C. A. "Walls.
L. K. Marston vs. Joe Colson.
A . W. Speake vs. Andrew Jackm.:.
et al.
iA. W. Speake et al vs. Andrew
Jackson ct nl.
L. It. Marston vs. Mrs. Susan Pfeir
fer et nl.
L. W. Cruco ct al vs. Max Vi
holmer et al.
Slgler & Howard vs. W. W. Wln.u -
How's This?
I We offer One Hundred Dollars K
'ward for any casu of Catarrh tin
can not bo cured by Hall's Catar.
l Cure.
1 F. J. OHENEV & CO., Toledo, O
I w,e, tho undersigned, havo kno a;
iF. J. Cheney for tho last 15 year
' and bellevo htm perfectly lionorat l
u aj business transactions and t:
j nanclally able to carry out any obi
gallon mndo by M firm
Waldlng, Kinnan & Marvin.
I Whnlesali. DniL-irlHts. Tnlcilo. O
I Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken lut
ually, acting directly upon tho blooi
and mucous surfaces of tho uy.tton:
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 ecu'
per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stlpatlon. d&'
Ardmorclto want ads are the best.
New Service
TO
Kansas City
AND
Saint Louis
VIA
Leave Ardmore 7:35
a. in.
Arrive St. Louis 7:20
a. m.
Leave Ardmore 2 .00
p. m.
Arrive Kansas City 7:20
a. m.
Through Pullman sleepers
nnd up to dato dining car
service. Reservation made
on applications.
For further information
ask
H. D. McCOLLOM,
Ticket Agent
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Or Write
C. 0. JACKSON, D. P. A.
OKLAHOMA OITV.
I W. A. Prldo vs. W. F. Whlttlng-1
I ton.
I HIUU Willie, Dec'd vs. John U

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