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Arcimere, Tuesday, January 11, 1910.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
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TlIK SCAMI'IRK.
A lad there wai, and he went to
school (Kven un mo and you), i
Hut ho called It a "college," by rot ;
and rule.
So he started right In to play the
fool.
And ho never took In that the
dance's stool
WV waiting to 1 1 ml a crew!
A kid no w.n, but he led the nut
(lCvon a kldlots do).
Hp whooped anil yelled like a bleach- j
or fan,
A brash nnd as void as an empty
can;
IHiit ho thought ho was really a
great big man,
Anil leading the bunch, a few-'.
A dream ho was, In his roaring socks
(Kven as all must .see),
A dream that awakes and alarms
and shocks,
With sweaters that howl for a block
of blocks,
And charming the creatures of frills
and frocks
With swagger of deviltry.
A .Irouu be was, llko a lazy Turk
(Kven as one might guess)
He worked at his play and played
at his work,
He nettled his books with a slam
nnd a Jerk,
And lit oa a thniignml ways to
shirk.
A little bit less and loss!
A chump he was, with a clgarotto
(Kven as flows the- tide),
With a cuss word ready and cash to
bet
Hut waiting a lesslon ho won't for
get. When the wind Is cold and the rain
Is wet
And the world will ta his hide:
Judge (with Apologies to Kipling.)
Joint Installation.
The '.Modern Woodmen and tho
Itoyal Neighbors gave a joint In
stallation last evening at the K. of
I' hall, which in. point of social
pleasure, could not bo surpassed.
Tho lodgo program came first.
Miss (iladys Robinson delighted
tho visitors with a piano solo.
Hov. Welih gave the invocation.
It. I). Knight of the Modern Wod
nmn delivered the welcome address.
Tho 'Modern Woodmen then gave
their Installation exercises, followed
by tho Installation ritual of tlu
Koyal Neighbors. Thu Koyal Neigh
bors degreo team, about ' which so
many complimentary tilings have
been said lately, put on extra work.
A musical program, representing
our best talent, followed at the
open session.
Tho progiam was:
Piano Solo Miss filndys Itoblusoa
Heading .Miss Hoouo.
Vocal Duett Messrs. John Free
man and Pnather.) LVcrompnnlst
.Miss Joiner.
Violin Solo 'Miss Ida Knloe. Ac
companist, Miss Joiner.
Selection Ardmore (toy's baud.
Roadlng -Miss Hoone.
Solo Miss Dickie. Accomianlst,
Mr. AlvJn Hoper.
Folowing this musical treat a ban
nuot waa served to about throo
hundred guests.
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With Mrs. Buchanan.
Mrs. Hal Dttehanan entertained a
lew tables of bridge whist this af
ternoon at tho rosldcncu of her
mother, Mrs. L. J,. Hlako on Wash
ington Mroet.
'Mrc. 'Buchanan leaves the latter
The coffee with two million friends
(Two million cups drunk daily)
LUZIANNE COFFEE
Amciioii'.s FortMiKist II rand
Not a nnjir coiTon n i ui'ilr -l liovu eolTec,
but n smooth, rk'li, s'l'oni.', hL'h-L'i'ado, real
nofloo for red-blooded pcoplo ivliotlontttnd tho
brt Audits piici is .so nudiMMti'. ASIC
YOUR GKOCEU
THE KE I LY-TAYLOR CO., New Orleans, U.S. A.
MARY CWYN WHITEMAN
TELEPHONE ONE-l-OUIl-TWO
part f tho wci'k for .Moiuphls, where
she will itiitUc her homi and her
leave-taking Is deeply regretted by
a largo circle of friends and ac
qiialtitauccs. At Mrs. Westhelmer's.
The Ladles of the Leaf enjoyed '
iiook Review Day yesterday with 1
.Mrs. Max Westheliner. i
Roll call was answered by quota- j
Hons fioin r''cent proje.
The program wan prefaced by si j
beautiful plena duet by Mrs. .1. It. ,
renuiiigtoii ami Mls Lillian .MoNeei. ,
.Mr. Dextor's paper on ChnrlM
Hand Kennedy's play, "Wlnterfoast" 1
wan read by Mrs. (I. W. (inodwln. j
Mrs. Dexters paper was of more I
than usual Interest, not only liJ- i
demise Mhe reviewed the book moil
I Intelligently, but nUo for the rows- J
on tlmt the play is reproscnt.t'.ivo '
one of modern drama.
Kennedy's "Vervant in the
House," will be played hole soon
ami the members were glad to learn
something of the author's jtyle.
" The llrlde of tho Mistletoe,"
was reviewed by Mrs. W. 1'. I'oland
In a most capable manlier. .Mrs.
Poland called on tho club members
for discussion anil a very lively
and spirited debate ensued.
This book Is written In a cycl
only the first part "Tho llrlde of
the Mistletoe," having boon publlsti
ed. The oilier two volumes are still In
the hniuls of the publishers and not
until they have been made public
can tho decision in yesterday's ills
i lisslon be reached.
Mrs. Suss was 111 and sent her pa
p:r which was road by Miss Hoouo.
.Mrs. Sass gave a short, pithy re
view of John Marvel by Thomas
Xolsou Pago.
.Mrs. I'feiffer gave a short, Inter
esting tall; on "The Chippendales"
by Judge Clrant.
Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett review
ed "Mr. Croiivo's Career," to tho
entire satisfaction of the club, pre
senting her views on the book In
a.t Interesting manner.
Mrs. K. L diilllot sang a vocal
solo and tne pleasure of hearing hor
sweet, melodious sopraiia was an
unusual treat to the club.
.Mr. Opp, a real hero, about whom
eveiything was luslgultlcaut except
his clothes, o.inio Into some post
humous praise in Mrs. Hyar's rovlow
of the novel. .Mrs. Hywrs gave two
very Interesting and characteristic
leadings from the book.
"The Whito Sister" by Crawford
was reviewed by Mrs. John Whlto
man. The debate was postponed until
next meeting.
l tile business session it was de
cided to have the club banquet on
the eighth of February, since Lent
begins on tlie ninth.
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Drldcjc Whist Club.
Tho Thursday afternoon Hridgo
Whist club will meet thU week with
Mrs. Charles Anderson at her resi
dence on C street, southwest.
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A Quarrel in Colors.
An Artlmori wonriii is having the
very worst luck in the world arrang
ing or parlor to the satisfaction of
her nctialutaiue.4 and at tho same
time, re'alnliig her self-respect for
her at tlntlc: sense.
"Those pictures," she said with a
aad smile, "these cushions, these ta-blo-covors
and throws, wore given me
Christmas by Dear Friends, and It
would hurt their feelings If I didn't
Hit them In my parlor." Then she
rearranged, the purple and blue tidy
on the red lounge, put the yellow
shaded lamp lit the center of the
tirlght pink mat and gave a shh that
shook seventeen buttons olf her
clothes.
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Here and There,
Lent beg. us early this year on the
nln li of February.
The Ladles of the Leaf will have
30 YEARS OF SUCCESS
THE CITV DRUG STORE OFFERS
A REMEDY FOR CATARRH
THE MEDICINE COSTS NOTH
ING IF IT FAILS.
th.vologlst would not rcipilrc mnri'
j than three minutes (o clanlfy him an
When a medicine effects u suc'cosi- H)ie),,ir.
fill treatment In a very large ma-!
Jorlty of oases, and when we olTet j a Little Cold,
that inoillelho-on our own personal He caught a llttlo cold
guarantee that It will cost the user' S(, . y mM
nothing If It doe not conipleto.y re- . tn,.v Withered round hi lied.
love catarrh, It In only reasonable
that people should bellow us, or
at
least put our claim to a
practical
test when we take all the risk.
These are facts which we want the
people to substantiate. We wan!
th!!! to try Itevall Mucu-Tone. a
medicine prepared from a protcrtp
tion ot a phytirlau with whom ca
tarrh was a specialty, and who has
p reconl of thlity years id enviable
riicrust to this record.
We receive mure good lepoii
about IN'Mill Mucu-Tone than we
do of all othor catarrh remedies
sold In our store,- and If more .icopl.
only knew what a thoroughly de
pendable remedy liexall Mucu-Tone
In. It would lie the only catarrh
reniiMly we would hno any demand
for. 1
Hoxall Mucu-Tone Is quickly ab- I
soi'ljed mid by iti therapeutic effect
tends to disinfect and cleanse the
entire mucous membraneous tract, I
1 1 destroy and remove the para-
sites which Injure tin; membraneous j
tissues, to (ootlic the Irritation and I
heal tho snreuoss, stop the mucoii.i
db-charge, build up strong, healthy
tissue and relievo the blood and sys
tem of diseased matter. Its In
fluence is toward stimulating the
mui'o-cells aiding digestion and im
lU'MiHt. nutrition until the whole
body vibrates with healthy activity.
In a comparatively short time It brings
about a noticeable gain In weight,
strength, good color and feeling of
buoyancy.
Wo tune ou to try Hoxall Mucu
Tone, beginnliiK a treatment today.
At any lime you ato not aatlstloit
simply conic to and tell us, and
we will quickly return your money
without question or quibble. Wo
huwi Itexall Mucu-Tono In two sl.oi,
."u cents and $1.00. Homoniber you
can obtain Hexall lleineille.s in Aril
more only at our store, The Hex
all Store. City Drug Store, W. II.
Frame, 1'iop.
their dub banquet on February
cifthth, instead of the fourteenth.
Miss Kthel Nisbett bus returned
Irom a very pleasant visit with rela
lives and riiends In Win Alstyue and
Sherman, Texas.
The Klivt' Ward Mo her's Club
meets tomorrow afternoon promptly
at :;::;o o'clock.
Misses Jennie II. and ltuhy Dyer
have been visiting lu Anlniore as the i
guests of Miss iOli.abuth Simpson.
The .Misses Dyer wore extensively en
tertained while In Ardmore Oklaho
ma City Times.
Dr. Cook told a lie, and. It mud.
him a hundred thousand dollars.
Would you tell a He for that amount''
Inasmuch as a million lies are told
evoiy minute without reward, wi do
not look upon Dr. Cook with as inn '
horror as some others.
Mlsiies Dorothy Craycroft ami n
nabel Harper left Wednesday for St
Louis where they will aCend school
at the convent of tho Sacred Heart
--Oklahoma City Times.
I Mrs. John Threadglll will go to
j Norman Friday whole she will moot
1 with the Coterie, ami talk on "Club
I i:teiiHlon." On Wednesday she will
i go to Newklrk, Okla., where she will
! be the guest of Mrs. P. It. King.
Corresponding Secre'ary of the State
Organization Mrs. Threadgill and
.Mrs. King will make the llual ar
rangements for the publication of t In
state Year Hook, which will appear
mioii after the middle of the month
. Mrs. W. It. Clements, presl
I (lent of Ihe City I'ederatlon of Wo
' men's clubs Is Issuing Invitations o
the leading business women of t'i
city to meet Sunday nlteruoou at the
Pounelly-lteld hall for the purpose
, of oi'.iiinl.lng a business women's
j dub which will have (or its prlnci-
pal object the bettermen- or business
conditions for women. Oklalioin.i.
Mrs. and Mrs, .1. II. Sykes have
j gone to (leorgla to spend a month
wltli .Mr. Sykes' mother. Mr. and
I Mrs. Sykos have been at linttle
Creek for his health, lie reports
that he Is much better. Muskogee
Phoenix.
An Indian wife Is asking a divor
because her husband snores, and lie
admits it. W are sorry for tho man's
doiiios'lc Infelicities, but It Is refresh-
H
wou'd li.ii Irm'H a find Ui Id
Hesslo I)ool tin- daiuinv girl,
seoiim In a fair ay to wet a great
deal more than a dollsr a word for
tin letters written to hr Ity Frank
(Jould. If Frank were a llsh, an ton
When they heard that he was dead.
'' F"m
Tlifil it't.u till
(Puck.)
Ni'Klect of a cough or cold often
leads to serious trouble. To break
ui a cold In twenty-four hours ami
cure any cough that Is curable, ink
two ounces of Ctljveiine. a half
ounce of Virgin Oil of Pin.- '(impound
pure and right ounces ni pure Whis
key. Take a teaspoonml ewry four
hour.- You can buy tit- - .r any good
dim! -hue ami easl
ling., l.oltle
in a
T
T
NEW YORK POLICE PICK UP
CHILD IN SPARSE RAIMENT
HEEDLESS OF COLD.
New Yolk. Jan. 10. Hio.idwa got
a new sensation this aftern on.
Thoiinuuils ga.ed in wonder as llttb-l-yoar-o!d
Mc-nolkas Daman, nephew
of I sailor Duncan, the dancer,
( ptoiucitudHr down the street, i-lud
! only in the short skin and sandals
which have formed his only raiment
since his bit th. The thout Wild"
shivered in the cold wind, but not
so little Moualkas.
With the toddler wi re tw of his
grown-up friends, 10 lino Slkelnatiis,
an art student, and Andrew Devasls,
an artist. They wore the usual Now
York raiment, ami tin- collars
()f i
1
their overcoats were turned up,
Crowds of astounded and curious ;
Saturday promeiiailers
rolluwod lh
strange party, iiuy n-ached
tho
cin nor of I'llty-roiitth Street and ran
plumb l.ito Policeman McVlsh. As
.. .....It Hi.. ..vtlul ..ii.! tint almliillt
" , " ' .
arc i tho West Porty-novoiith
. . , , .,,
.-11 eel rHuiioii iiiiiigiii nun inn
' Meiia'.kas" pareii.i, an- tiying to get
tho child out of the
tliiti-hea -f the
Children's Society.
The iMillcemati was shivering lu
his groat, thick overcoat and stamp
Inn hard to keep bis feet warm as
the wind swept around the corner.
He saw llttlo Mennlkas wearing
what loosed to him like a bathing
suit, and his teeth liegan to chatter
and ho shhewd more than ever.
"That looks like cruelty to child
ren," he said 1 1 liiin.ielf, and walk
ing up to the trio ne arrested the
older folk and chargd thorn with
endangering tho health of tho boy.
Then the three walked to the sta-
I l..n limm. uml tin. f 'liltdrnti's Sn.
doty was oinnilllilcateil with. On
the arrival of an olflcer Mennlkas
was sent to the society.
Monalli.is live., at tho Hotel St.
Margaret with in-- mother and father,
h both wear m-t as scanty cloth-
Irg in i T. l,ou- . their little son i
doc-, but when ' go out ft M
a dllffitni m.iiti
Free Sample
For Baby s Ills
Something 1 must uc done
for liic pttiiv. en baby, for the
child that r'ioc to cat and is rest
less in its sleep. And since the basis
of all health is tlx proper working
of the tliccstivc nrt ins. look first to
the condition of the stomach and
bowels.
A cldlil should have two full and ficn
movements uf the ln.wi-ls n day. Thl
iinpiwii or ine iiowcis is very Imiiottunt,
ns Willi It conn h a lirar head, a llKht
ncss of tii. Knd nipllto und sound
idt'cp. Hut tt la ciii.illy Itnimrtanl to
know what lo idve tho i lilld In tho
cmcrKcncv of roiiHili..illn and Indices
Hon. Cathartics un too strong and Baits
and oilier purgatives are not only too
stronc. lint the child refuses them he
caue of Ho-lr had tnetc. Have you vcr
tried l)r Caldwell's Swap Populn? It la
ft liquid tonli tint families havo heeu
UJhu; fur a uunrter of a century. It It
mild. iilc.Manl-tiiMInK mid promptly cf
fictlve, li h Kood for you ns well as
the child, hut tli. rn i nnthlnc )iettr r to
ho found fur (hlldreii. They llko Its tastn
you will not have to force them to
tnkn Jt.
First of nil. If you havo not yet tued
It. l)r Caldwell would lllce to send you
a sample bottle ficc of charge. In this
ivy juii (-an irv u ei-iure iiuyiitx, tvaicr.
when convinced of lt merits, you can
get It of your drucglxt at fifty centi anil
ono dollar a bottle. ns thournnds of
other families ate il'ilnu. The family of
Mr. D. W. Spanalrr of Strnttonvlllo. Pa..
as well n tlmt of Mr A. F. Johnson of
walnut tJrove.
Tnnn rntnrtr..! .. lit. I, I
that wnv nml now wrltn that It In their
mm family necessity next to food lUolf.
If vnti nrn tinrnriunnto enmiL-li tn liivn n
elckly child, one Kivin to cormtlnallon
and Indigestion, you "hould send for a
iree hiiniiile of Him t nieilv
Dr. Caldwell personally will bo pleased
to kIvp you any ined! n ndvleo you may
deslrn for yourelf or family pcrtolnlnc to
the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely
free of charge. Kxplntn your tnso In a
letter and ho wift n-ply to you In tlotill.
For the frco sampl" simply send your
name and address on a postal card or
otherwise. For either request the doctor's
address is Dr. W. II, Caldwell, U.OllCalil.
well building, Montleello, III,
ll-I (' II' li , ' 'I. , 1
'Iumiv ii to admit thai I - i
TUFT'S LETTER TO
GIFFORO PINCHOT
WHOSE DISMISSAL WAS DASED
UPON INSUBORDINATION SEC.
WILSON'S ADVICE UNHEEDED.
, W shlngton. Jan. 0. President
Tuff letter to (ilrford lilichot. chief ,
j fori tor Informing him of his dlsmls- j
1 sal, follows:
'The White House, Washington,
'January 7, HMO. Sir: The secrctan
J of agriculture Informs me that Decern
i bor 2S our associate forester. Mr
, Price, wont to him and pioposcd to
resign on tho ground thai, he had
been engaged with Mr. Shaw, assis
tant law officer, in lustigatuiK the
publication In various ncwpaici and
m.tgnxlncs attacking the good i .im.
of Secretary ILillllucr ,nnl i h.ii ulni.
the Interior department an'. !n I. mil
olflco Willi corruption Tin ut.ii
thereupon wrote a note to win. mid- i
date of December i"J, asking m oui
n co.limelldfltloil ill 111'' plellll Vo l
ilid not answer, hut .l.iuii. it v I wm
hid a conversaion with liiiu i win. li
,wnt said you wished to make ... t.iu
in. nt which should he it-ad in the
M-iiate at the same time thai nu s-.ii'
transmitting Hip iccoid in Mi.- til.ul.
case reached ther-c, and thu .m
tl.onuhl you could Induce Senator Dili
liver to intiodlice the statt m lit for
you.
"The secie'ary ailWxt d .in.illist
Mich a course, hut asked ou for a
recomnieiiikitluti as to a icptlng
Price's resignation. In older lii.it he
might bring tho matter to mc. to
1 whom, ho told o, it must ul'lmately
come, because I had considered the
(Havls charge ami had passed upon
them. Without further conference
with the secretary, ami before mak
ing a rejtort to him, you succeeded In
making public, by having it read In
1 the senate, a lo'ter from you stat
ing that you had sufficiently tllsctp.
ii i in ii i i li e nun aimw liy ri'iii'iiuunii-
lug them ami that your recommeuila-
,lm w,",a 1,0 thBt 110 furtht'r l",tah-
WM" n'iu,1"'"-' 111,11 11,18 iH'if'
II. .1 . .........1..,!.... ....... L...l....ill.l
i.-iniiu. -nun.!. iii mir. nil ii ii 1 1 iid i
to the sccrnary anil mo wuose power
nnd duty It was to determine, upon
Price's admissions as to his compile-
Ity. what action should be taken wlih
. . ,, , ., .
tespect to his resignation.
"In older to understand the full i
purport of your letter, In which you I
admit the complicity of Price ami I
Shaw in the publications of the prosa,
It should be said Uhat the (ilavls
charges were that Secretary llallinger
and the others were all affected by a
corrupt wish :o patent thirty-three so
called Cunningham claims upon ro.i!
lanis in Alaska; that the ipiestlon
whether tihese claims were fraudulent
or not remained to be decided upon
the evidence after both the I'nltcd
S'latcs and the claimant had been
heard; that every patent as an exec
utive act Is completely within the Jur
isdiction of the president to direct the
withholding of It lu order that lie him
self may examine tin evidence as to
the validity of the claim.
"These facts understood, the plain
Intimation lu your letter are: First,
that I had, reached a wrong coticlu-
slon as to the good fal'h ot Secretary '
llallinger and the officers of the laud
office, although you and your subor-
dhuites had only seen the evidence of
(Ilavls. the accuser, and had never
' seen or read the evidence of those ac i
i-usoil or the reconU that they ills
1 t-lowed which were submitted to hie;
and. second, thai, under these clr
ciiiustances, without the explolt'itloh ,
' b Shaw and Price In the idly, week- 1
l and monthly press of the charges
of (il.tvis the administration, incliul
lllg tin- president and the olt leers oT
the InierJor ileparMiiout and laud of
fhe, would hnve allowed certain
1 fraudulent claims to be patented on
.coal lauds in Alaska, although the
matter had been specifically brought
to the attention of tho president by
the (ilavls charges.
You solicited the opportunity to
make such a dolcaratlon lu cougrcas
for the purpose of offsetting, If possi
ble, the pubi c liiluil the president's
di eisiou in the (ilavls case, supported
1 tin- opinion of the attorney general
ad i- a full examination by bo h, of
tin- evidence adduced by the accuser,
ami tin- evidence on behalf of tho nc
cuiid. while the latter evidence you
ami your subordinates uovor had
yceii
"You did th.s against the advice of
tin- set rotary of agriculture, wlttwu'.
notltj 1 iik 'him that you Inteudod to cto
so, and without conferring with me
' at all 'iolir letter Was, III effect, all
' ImiirotM r hiioikiI to coiiL-reMH and tho
'mi""IMI aiH" coiihri ss nun tin-
'public to excuse 111 advance tho ijuilt
of .wiiir subordinates befoie I could 1
act, and against my decision lu the j
(llinU ense before the wholo ovl-
deuce on which that was baspd could
bo consldfreil.
i should bo glad to regard what
has happened only as a personal re
flection, so that I could pass It over
MOTHER'S FRIEND
A LINIMI2NT VOR EXTERNAL USE.
Baby's coming wilt bp a tunc of ro-oitr. ; and not of ap
prehension and fear, If Mother's Friend is used by tho expec
tant mother lu preparation of tins event This Is not a mcdl
cino to bo taken internally, but a liniment to be applied to the
body, to assist nature in the ncccstary physical changes of the system. Moth
cr's Friend Is composed of oils and medicines which prepare tho muscles and
tendons for tho miusu.il strain, render tho ligaments supple and elastic, aids In
tho expanding or the skin and flesh fibre, and strengthens all tho membranes
and tissues. It lessens tho pain and danger at tho crisis, and assures future
health to tho mother Mother's Friend Is sold at draft stores. Write for our
free book, containing valuable Information for expectant Mothers.
THE ORADFIELD CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Just Received
Af Felker's Grocery Store
New krout, sour ami sw eet pic kles, sweet
Mango pickle, Dill pickle, Queen bulk
olives, seeded ribbon cane, sorghum,
fresh line new evaporated fruits. Call
and buy of our new goods. Fresh line
of Chase and Sanborn coffee and I Ieinz's
57 varieties of pickles and preserves.
ami take no official cognizant .- or it
Hut other and. higher consideration
must govern me. When the people
of the United States olectod. be pres
ident, they placed me In an office of
tlie highest dignity -and charged me
with tho duty of mahrtaliling that iIik
nlty and pioper respect for Hie office
on the part of my subordinates. Mine
over, if I were to pubs over tlilr. mat
j !r In silence It would be most dunui
; nllzliuc to the discipline or the . w . u
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i tivo iiraiicn or ine government.
j "ify your own conduct you have de
Btroyed your usefulness as a helpful
subordinate of tlie government, and
It therefore now becomes my dut
to remove you from your office ;i .
tho forester.
"Very slnceroly yours,
"WILLIAM II. TAFT.
"Hon. CHTorJ. linchot, Forester."
Secretary Wilson was swift in car
lying out tint decision of the presi
dent, lie addressed to CltTonl Pin
chot, forester; Overton W. Price, as
soclale forester, and Albert C. Shaw,
assistant law officer of tlie forestry
bureau, letters substantially Identi
cal. That to Mr. linchot follows:
Sir: lly direction of the president,
you aio hereby removed from your
office of forester. You will deliver
possession of your office affairs, be
longing to the government, to Mr AI
beit F. Potior, assistant fortster.
"llospcctfully,
JAM!-:S WILSON,
Secretary ot Agriculture.
It Is a dangerous thing to take a
cough mnillclui) containing opiates
that merely stifle your cough Instead
of curing It. Foley's Ilonoy and Tir
loosens and cures tho eo'igh an 1 ex
pels tho poisonous germs, thus pre
venting pneumonia and consunii..o'i
Refuse) substitutes ami take only : ,,e
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar :n
the yellow package. Sold by all drug
gists. RESORT ROBBED
NEAR PITTSBURG
TWO MEN KILLED AND ANOTHER
WOUNDED IN ROBDING MINING
CAMP RESORT.
Pittsburg, Kan., Jan. 10. II dibors
raided a resort, known as "Turiwr
Jlall" In Crowhorg, a mining cimo lu j
this vicinity, killing two and nooning
another, escaping with $200. j
The dond: i
FRANK AXSLLNK.
(HCOHdU SMITH. I
Albeit Craven and Kdward .V'.oa
wore arrested, charged with tho rob i
bery, ami are now In Jail at Olrard. I
Twenty men woro lu tlw resort .
when the robbor entered. They w?rc
foicod to lino up and deliver their
valuables.
Anslliio and Smith rosiktod and .
were shut, and Hurt Turner, who
sought to aid them, was wounded.
Chamhurlnlu's Cough Itumt-dy never
disappoints those who uvo It for ob
stinate coughs, colds and irrltaions
of the throat and lungs. It stands un
rivalled as a remedy for all throat
and lung diseases. Sold by all dealers.
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
CtjpifiiJ, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If this bank Is a safe place
for tho city, state nnd nation
to deposit their funds It Is
safe placo for tho farmer nnd
buslnesii man to keep his
funds. THY IT.
LEE CRUCE, President
G. W. STU ART.Cashicr
COMPARE OUft 6ERVICE
WITH OTHERS.
Postal TeleQraoh Cablr Co.
N. Washington St. Tol. No. 31.
The difference between a real will
ower and a grass widower Is some
.thing like the difference bit'.veeu an
'heirloom and a haud-mc-dovwi
Making Life Safer.
Kverywiiero life Is being made mor.
safe through the work or I)r King j
! New Lift. Pllut lu Constipation, bll
i ousliess, Dyspopsla. Indigestion, l.lvi
troubles, Kidney Ulstmses and Mowed
Disorders. They're easy, but Kin
and perfectly build up the health LTn
at Ardmore Pharmacy
lt you want to llud out all a unit a
man's virtues marry his widow
A"
COLD bath can be
taken at any
time of day:
but the best time is be
fore breakfast.
A hot bath should be
taken only at night
just before retiring.
Cover the body with
Ivory Soap lather and
rub it in. By doing this,
you not only cleanse the
surface of the skin, but
you also cleanse the
pores, which is equally
important.
Ivory Soap
994ioo Per Cent. Pure