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PAGE SIX
THI DAILY AflDMOREITE.
Ardmof, uidy, Janvary 34
1ltO
Fieiag Hume
(Copyright, 1909, By 0. W. Dllllnn
ham Company)
tin shop and hor own way of kpp
lug to herself. Once she did way
, filio'd never die In her bed, and
tlirit'tt wlmt makes me tlilnk ;ih alio
nmy have been done awny with, lint
I never knew, Stun, tlmt she'd a
kIiihh eye."
"I tlidii't knc,v, either." nulil Sam,
who w;w devouring huge slices of
bread mid linttir. "She told Mrs.
Kalth, though. I've soon lior henim
f times, lint 1 never tiottod tlmt
one eye wan living ami tho other
tli-ail. Ami why It should hare I pun
I ohm by tlmt lady who went off with
Vance, sends me
Continued from yesterday)
Synopsis of Precedlnn Chapters, I
ij rn ance, a Ixmloii playwright,
ng tm n lonely road, enter !
iij il.itiMl him flitilK In ?i timii- !
i tue dead pniirletr(mn, Mm.
t'.t 1 m!i,iw, whoao left eye turn
c in i uly Wen gouged out, and In
i i-"l if murdering tier. '.Mimh
i' a laily In a hlto chink lmit
.i ft with hi motor rar. It ll
i r "(I that the nilmriim y wna
i j linn.
1
CHAPTER V.
Circunist.intl.il Evldenee.
alier liked i.Jtloft, who una a
' y 'leiivy-faeed Hiilmal limn, with,
l 1 ill bofiire, ti most engaging
inn His jaw y.hh of the hull don
i' mt hU eyes were extremely
in'i ,:iii'. so I Judged that his nu
ll wit hiul boon coiwldonibly
k'm'P' n.M 1iy his sojourn In the
'jr" --'l of SoutUwnrk. Kuch a nmn
ii. l easily mimter tho htm traveled
111 and 1 found that such was
ihi i ase (lilos At-ted uh :i kind of
I v. of Mootley, unit his opinion
ri.d grv.it welxht In the village
mini Hit. It wait Jmt as well that I
I :i 1 ' i en Into the hand of such
i iiorwise. tumble to nee that
11 i'ii' cut of unbolt iind robbery,
Viu'id have Ikxmi Iomi hotpltabty
' t! Ah It wiiii, 1 found myiialf
v- n-J lonifortable.
M til'.is bustled about In a
y way, althoiiKh the new of
CaMershnw's death six-mod to
" an miewhat soared lior. While
Kett '. the supper and laying tho
i loth and atteudlnr. to tho kettle
she wou',1 frequently pause to con
fide Y-r husband's Hlory. "I rather
thlii hh. emoted It," said Mrs.
Oilc.-. Mftliiu it tut of Jam on the
tab
K,xi'U'd what. Sarah?" nuked
In r 'i.-'riitl, kiiikkIiis; what he til
. 'cd ' '
IX a ., Sam, doiiih. She told me
nee fiit xliu wan auro she would
no d.e In her tied."
T i. n veu think that the has been
lrdi rid" ' I (iliestlomil.
Y , 1 do think so. sir, flue why
'.t i 1 she potik In that way? And
"t I'imh nhe always nald lliat vrt
o' l.itany abnul IiuIiik aed
f ti ' ..ui'i . murder, and sudden
' t'i ..tider than any."
T n ri ,ih no Itloo,! ami no
vxm 1 'nirtt TtM ille. ttmilnx thU
fljictK'i over In hi mind. "I'muipton
t ' . I'l uiKht It wan a fit. 'Hut
t"' I'.l draw your chair In, rilr
ri Vimble folk, hut what we
have join nervlre."
Yoi-e ery kind folk." I said,
olnyi ; the Invitation, -rrnmptoii
I'd Mr- Kalth wouM have tied mo
" ad t iretl me."
'lnio-i'i piple, lr. wbti don't
kijow ,ii y hetter ltrt-ad. sir? Jam,
. 5 sir
Hi u u rea!l) mint jxillte for a
KTeen isrwr, and 1 urew to like lilm
o a' J Tiior . an I did hla bun)-,
' (''' el little wife. The supper
was hewn: hut very nourUhliiK.
m 1 1 dri K tea and deoured hread
nl "f ir til my huniter van quite
i"-l(d OurliiK the mital the him-
' I id 1ft told me that Mrst.
"i It"-', w had kept Uie (timer nhop
o ". - ailed U for the last
i . and had never heen jmjv
"t- . .oinut her uelKhKn It was
' that she had miserly ten
. d had mneh money tuek
' : i utivkinx. Her line was
, .-'w mvs mi aotlio woman
" M irs and ed entirely
.Hd that ho had heen
! i '.ley. but had Ikhiii ah
...my year out at nervlre
-id. althoiiKh he siKikii
ii'out hr pastt. With her
aln thU was tho xtory of
iiaw-he had retununl
:.rr native vIHuko and,
. uf tiomothliiK to do, had
i-oiner hop.
have nmny 'alUr?" I
illy notiiiK details,
v. r aald va," remarked
who, tlnt winwwlmt of
i!
ti
r 1,
r r
1'
' I
I) I !;
your motor, .Mr,
fair silly."
"What wan tho lady like, Sam?"
"I ran't exactly tell you, arah, ait
It wiih KrovtliiK dark. Slit; waa tall,
with a Ioiik while eloak, a cap, and
a veil. Thafrt all I know. Hullo!"
He Mtartod from IiIm sent, na the
((iind of exelted voices wan hoard.
A moment later and the cottage
door was ilolently fluiiK open to ad
mit the stout, dark-faced woman,
whtim (Jlles had uddr"(ed at .Mrs.
Khlth. She wan half leadliiK. half
siiiMriliiK another woman, amnll ami
wlen and weak -look In, llphlnd eanie
a disorderly crond of women and
men. Kvledntly .Mootley, iitntged ti
nemtRtlim.il Iinppenlnpi, wan making
the most of thin one.
"It'a a lady mt come In a rnrt. sir,"
iK'gan Mm. Pnlth excitedly, when
I'nimptoii, lokliiB over her shoulder,
Interrupted.
"A trap, sir; a trap driven by an
other woman."
"Oh dear mo," moaned tho little
denture, who had now been deposit
ed In a capacious chair, "whore am
1 now?"
"With frlendM, dear, with frlondu,"
hI, Mrs. I'Jlles. siiiiklim her handa.
"Sam. Ret the whiskey: It's In thu
clipboard noar the fire. And all you I
lieopto clear out. She'll never Ret .
well If you stop here upsettlnic her."
"I'll see to It." mild Mrs. Kalth,
and fouliNtlth In n moxt masterful
way bundled tho crowd out-of-doors.
They wmld not hate gone easily
had not tho magnet of the shop J
,W 1. I.I I.I.V ,I,U .J.M.Ui. .1 '
....... .tit... ,r .wijrm' llitlli IIIVIU,
but ko they did, and Mrs. Faith
dosed the door.
"Warshaw has arrived," she n
plained dramatleally. "and Is ex
amining all tho .place. Ho'll he along
lu-re sisin, sir, to take you In :harge.
This lady," she waxed her large
hands towards the little half-iincon-wlous
wwman, "eame along In a
carl with another one driving "
"Another lady?" 1 asked curiously.
"Another woman," snorted Mrs.
J'alth contemptuously, "and only ono
home the on it had; for cart It was,
thoimh l'Vaiupton called It a trap.
Hut she eame along, sir," she contin
ued, officiously, "and said as she
ay your motor engine run Into a
field. It smashed a Kate. It did,
and "
"Stop." cried the little lady, open
ing her eyeu and half rising. "I'll
tell tho gentleman all about it. Miss
Destiny. sir. Miss Destiny my
name." ami she curtsied.
Here wai. a treaklsh thing. I had
talked about Destiny as a d 'a ex
i china, nnd the goddegs personally
'i come to superintend the drama
ll, which 1 was supposed as I
hhrewdly suspected by this time to
take a loading pan. Howe; or. as
open confession is goo.l for the soul,
I may as well state, and at the
elouinth hour, that this story was
written when the mystery was solved
and Justice had been done I throw
It. as It were, Into a fictional form.
Thus, as I knew the mid nnmo of
the little lady when writing I played
uiHiu Its oddity, and saw In her the
Incarnation f the goddess who maps
out the future. You can tako this
explanation with or without the pro
xorbial grain of salt, as you choose.
Meanwhile, bore we art on tho
threshold of a mystery, and a fllfih
nnd blood creature, with the signifi
cant name of IVstlny, appears on the
scene.
When the now-comer stood up ami
turned hor face to the light 1 had
a belter lew of her. She was een
smaller than Mrs. (illos what one
would call a tiny woman and was;
perfectly shaped. Not ipilto a dwarf,
bin very nearly one, and her face,
P"lnlcd. wrinkled, and of a parch ,
mtnt hue. looked as old as the 1'jr-!
ituilds. The moit youthful thing '
alout her was the uudlinmed brilllan-',
cy of her eyes. These, dark, piercing,
unwinking, and marvelously steady. '
blazed 1 use the word advisedly--under
a Matle Antoinette arrange-'
mint of wonderfully white hair, like
spun silk. Her hat had been removed
by the officious Mrs. Kalth, so I v-ould I
take In her hioks very easily. She j
wore a shabby black kMW itra. i
i -eok the lead in the con- much worn, an equally shabby black I
Sim w is a clone one. she 1 udvet mantle, old-fashion. and
.1 the shop behiK round thu trim med sparsely with beads, and!
in-uiu.- nr n;iii union uioit'H ninrv nmu
,m
,1 '
coild
.I and the other gimsips ' her shinny hands, with cloth boots
neier see who canto or I on hor tiny feet. Kmm h..r i-Annni
Hint 8ho lived quito outsldo our appearance, she might have stopped
livr- sir, owing to the imsWon ofut of a ihllds falry-'book. as a rep-
ir.tcntatlon of CluderelU't godmother
A( her first fuliittipss had iasBod
away thanks to Mrs. (Hies' -whiskey
she was now wonderfully comosod,
and stood befort mo dropping elfish
iiirtseys without n tremor of tho
fnce, or a blink of tho eye
"Mlstt Destiny." she said ngaln,
"and you sir?"
"Cyrus Vance," l niiswored, "at
present In custody as a siisMcted
robber.
filles murmured something Incohe
rent to the effect that this was not i
so, hut Miss Destiny paid no atten-
Hon to him. "Itobber of what, air?" i
"Of Mrs. taldershiiw's glass eye."
"Oh, dear me!" Tho little lady sat
dow n promptly. "Do you mean to
my that she has lost It nt last, and
that you took It?"
"I did not take It, madam, at-
; though I am credited with the theft.
but It Is assuredly lost. Hut why
at last?"
Mis Destiny moved her hand in
the shabby black cotton glovos ner
vously ami swallowed something
possibly the truth, although I had,
on the face of It, no reason to sus
pect her of lying. "I was on my way
to see Anne CalderHhnw," she said
timidly.
"What?" Mrs. Faith's dark conn
tonnnro lighted up with curiosity.
"You knew her you knew hor."
"Intimately." replied Miss Destiny,
Moniowhiit primly. She was my broth
er's housciifeper nt llurwnlu for
eais. Then he died, and Anne catno
time. Hiirw-aln, which Is between
(Jattllngsands and Tarhaven, Is sub-Je.-t
to fogs," explained the little
lady, "nnd Anne believed that clear
Inland air would suit her chest bet
ter." I knew llurwnlu as a somnolent
hamlet set In a flat country and
muffled with -woods and tall hedges.
This very day had I passed It In
the ltlpplcr, when conveying Can
ninirton to Murchester. It w-.is odd
Hint this little woman should men
tion It of all places.
"You know that Mrs. Caldershaw
Is dead," I ventured to remark.
.Miss Destiny threw up hor hands.
"The shock of It," she whimpered.
"I was coming to see her and remain
for the night. My servant, I.uclnda.
ill ove me from llurwnlu In my trap."
"Cart." struck In Mrs. Kalth, ve
hemently, while (Hies and his wife,
standing near the fire, held their
peace.
"It Is a cart," admitted Miss Des
tiny, "which I have turned Into n
Hap, as I am very, very poor." Hor
voice ascended to tho la.U word.
"Yesterday morning I started, and
stayed Inst night with a friend at
Saxliam, which Is half way to Mur
chester. This morning wo drove on
again, and were approaching Mootley
when the motor car nearly smashed
my trap."
"My motor car?" I asked iiuL-kly.
"I heard something about It be
longing to ii gentleman," said Miss
Destiny; "It was, however, driven
by a woman In a UmgMhlte cloak"
"The lady I saw," murmured Olios,
of whom Miss Destiny took no no
tice. "She drove headlong down a stoop
Incline, nnd came within n hnnd
breadth of the trap, Mr. Vance. Then
she served round and went smash
ing t'liough n wooden gato, not too
securely fastened, Into a field. I was
very much upset, and l.uclnda, al
ways mindful of my comfort drove
on to Mootley as quickly as possible.
There" Miss Destiny nrose nnd be
came quite dramatic" I was mot
with the nws that Anne Caldershaw
had been found dead. Tho neww up
set me so that I nearly fainted. Hut
this good wonnn." sho Indicated :
Mrs. Kalth with a gracious bend of:
the bond, "brought mo hero; and I
am obliged to these honest people,"
she nodded townrds Giles nnd his
wife, "for reviving me. Whore r am
to stop the night 1 don't know, ns
Anne Informed me In hor letter that
there u no Inn here." I
"There's a public house." put In i
tSllet, reflectively, "but Is Isn't fit j
for r. lady like you. If you will stay)
here, nin'ain. for the night " j
"If It's not very oeuslvo." inter-1
lupted Miss Destiny.
"it will cost nothing, nia'aiu," said I
(illcs curtly. "I'm none so poor hut '
what I can't give a blto and a lust
to a stranger."
Then I accept with pleasure," re
plied Miss Destiny, who really .seem-
ed delighted at the Idea of getting !
bed and mvakfast for nothing. Kith- .
i"- she was very poor, or she was
.uarliiout. 1 could not decide which,'
but gave her the benefit of the 1
doubt, nnd looked upon her as n '
reduced uentlewouiau '
"What about me. niles?" 1 asked
wheu this was settled '
"If earl.v sir. so If you will wait'
bete until Lord C.uinlngton come
from Murchester, you can go back
with him after seeing Warsluw."
"Oh. r don't want to bo luck. I
am nnvious to see tho end of thla
tragedy."
The Distinguishing Keaturo of
Ozomulslon Is Its CntATlVB
(H'AUTY. Which VII Othor
emulsions Lack.
SAVED HER LIFE.
Among the letters from grateful
patients on file In our Laboratories
Is tho following from Mrs. Mabol
Osborne, of Jacksonville, Fin.:
Centlemen I had been pronounced
SOCIETY
. ntliiucd from I'ngo Three
and wi.t'H tilth-gaze fell upon tho din
ii. g loom .atue, tlu-ir spims same pi..
' ptib) -lor lo : It was bare us .Mother
Hubbard's cupboard.
Another neighbor dropped in, in tho
meantime nnd seeing tho c.ulors In
such gay attire, decided that theic
must hn a patty on hand and not hnv
lug an Invitation to this one Hlt was
do trop.
Just as the was preparing to beat
u hasty tetreat the first vlaltor .naked:
Sho said for us to come at three,
didn't she.''
Visitor two, being Innocent, confess-
AYfclr' flMi-Z ViilbOR 4
In r,i;nl Bulphur Oiy tin. oulnln. flodiuei I'll ionJ. Cw ,.... . .
in jrcUiCntS . pn, Mia, Alcoliol. Wolfr. 1'crtume. n""w " t" V'Our dnrlnr
Aver t ItilrMtfoi promptly dcitroyt the Urrm.t
S lh.it caute (alllnil lulr. It nouiidict Ihe lillr-
pumt, nsuircn incm to iicann. i nc nair iiupi
r.illlnil nut, grout more r.ipiuiy.
Am' Hair Vlsoi Jutl at prnp, ilciroj ihc
Kttmt thai oue clamtiuff. I rctnuvti i,
trace ofd.tndruff llulf. nj kcS ifre III i
ckan and In a healthy condition. C ,u,p
Docs not Color the Hair
PETITIONS ARE
NOT REQUIRED
LOVE'S LAEOR LOST IN QETTING
SIGNATURES TO NOMINATING
PETITIONS.
by my physician r onsiimi.tlve. n,, I '.er Ignorance. At last the hostes.t
told that I w-niii.i ,ii,. n.i !, ..( ..tvn 1 b,'Ki,M to 'lcli on and soo that some-
told that I would die. and had given
up all hope, when a very dear friend
gave mo a bottle of your Ozomul
thing was wrotij. So sho Just asked
them what they thought she was hnv-lug.
Mt.1,1 1 t l.n.l I......... .1.1..n !
...... iiiiii iiwl uvuii inning . ,,.... l.l.
It right nw-ny I do not bollovo , ! " " t you ask ua to a party?"
would be alive today. , thej stammered.
When I began taking Ozomulslon , -' k'- was the
I had fits of coughing that loft mo , TIu , , t,a t.xlllatl:Ulotlsbut
,. a c-omple oiy exhausted condition. .h(.y
I had abandoned all hopes of over j a
neing cureit or that hated cough
Here and There.
-Mr. and Mrs. T. .V. Colomati have
returned from Corpus Chrlstl, where
but after taking six bottles I have
gained Hlxtoen pounds, can do n
, , , - urn inin (.urpus uiirisu, wnert
,:.n,.,.,,i:y: a,,,, r : y we to be.om o.i.
i.iav . ivh iiw ii Kin ui six- lHui! health,
teen. I have lain In bod for bourn I
i,.f,:i;1 lof ::'ht'.n llf,,i " i tho
" " "-. uiaiiKs i"Kuest of relutlves
uzoiiiuisioii, i am now wen ami
strong.
Ozomulslon Is known, recommond
ed and sold by worthy druggists
everywhere In 10 oz. and S oz. bot
tles. Always ask for Ozomulslon by
name.
That all may experience for them
selves what this exclusive, prepara
tion will do, a .'t oz. Trial bottle will
be sent by mall to all who aond
their addres3, by postcard or lottor,
the Ozomulslon Co., Tils l'earl St.,
Xew York.
Mrs. William I'floffer entertained
yesterday nfternoon with a Forty
two pnrty.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Beo re
turn to (luthrlo tomorrow nfter a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stillwoll H.
Itussell.
Considerable activity has prevailed
here for the past week among candi
dates in getting up their petitions to
entitle them to have their names plac
ed on tho primary cXvtlon ticket,
rrlends have been active and several
camlldat's have hud petitions signed
by twice the required number to on
title them to become candidates un
der the law as It was lu force last
)' nr.
Representative John It. Whnyno
has communicated with several of his
friends here and has Informed them
that the Ijw requiring those petitions
was repeaVd at the last session of tho
legislature. Mr. Whayno's letter to
the Ardmorelte says.
January 2S, 1 U 1U.
Dally Ardmorelte,
Ardmore, Okla.
Gentlemen:
I bog to call your attention to Ses
sion Iiwa laoil, Senate 11111 So. 5, un
der caption Primary Klectlon Law.
You will notice that all that part of
'Session l,aWH 1907-08, relating to rt
quiring candidates to liavo petltiotiK
(to bonblo to become candidates befor.
j the primary, Is and stands repealed t
I act of 1!09 legislature repealing si i
j Hon I, artlclo 2, chapter UJ, and
tloim C, C and 7, artlclo 2, chapter 31
of Session Laws of 1907-OS. Tbia will,
I trust, set the people of Carter coun
ty aright that there is no need of pe
j tltlons to Lo able to becomo n candi
'date In-the next ensuing primary.
! Yours very truty,
JNO. 11. WHAYNK
Making Life Safer.
I Hverywhero life Is being made iiioh
safe through the work or Dr. King',
j Now Life IMIift In Constipation, till)
ousness, Dyspopsla, Indigestion, Llvei
i troubles, Kidney lilsoasim nnd llovvel
Disorders. They're .-mv imi ......
nnd perfectly build up the health. 25
at Ardmore Pharmacy.
"Don't be a morycoddlo." ndmon
lshed the stern parent. "Talk like a
man." "Yes; and then you'd glvo me
a llckln' for cusslnV whlmperetl the
hoy
: Have you a weak throat? If so. you
j cannot be too careful. You cannot
begin treatment too early. Kaeh cohl
! makes you moro liable to another and
the last is always the hnrdor lo cure
I If you will tako Chamberlain's Conci.
Remedy at tho outset you vill be sav
ed much trouble. Sold by all dealer.
i Mr. Walters of Illlnnlu viuitin,.
his daughter .Mrs. John Dexter.
'in that case, sir, the Imssus can
put you up, too. If you don't mind a
shnke-dowu. There's room enough for
all."
"I can make you comfortnblo In
the parlor," ald Mrs. Giles, thinking
of ways and means, "the lady can
sleep In tho spare hedtoom."
"With Luelndn." put In Miss Des
tiny. "She Is outside with tho trap,
and If you will see that tho horse
Is put Into some stable nnd that l.u
clnda Is brought In to have supper,
you will bo conferring a great favor
on me. I really couldn't sleep -without
Lucludu, ns my nerves are not
what they ought to be, and this
dioadftil occurrence has upset them
greatly."
Giles, who seeuu-d to bo singularly
generous and hospitable, noodednnd
wont out to see aftor l.uclnda and
the trap, while Mrs. Giles boiled a
couple of eggs for the visitor who
had so unexpectedly appeared. Mrs
Circle number Two of the Chris
tian church will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. Robertson on Washington
street.
-Mine. Stelnhell's cook has becomo
a bill poster. There are so many
cooks who are probably better ca
pacitated to servo tho public lu
the capacity of bill jesters than as
active vittle-constructors In tho
kitchen.
.Miss Helen llarrett of Carmen,
Okla., Is visiting Miss Romona Hy-num.
Mrs. D. II. Whitney and children
of Madill ate visiting Miss Hynum.
.Mrs. P. P. Kearney and baby
IauiIso left yesterday for Kansas.
They will be greatly missed by their
friends here who still regard Ard
more as their real home, and Knn
8ii3 but a foster home, Mrs. Kearney
delayed her departure several days
on account of Illness.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
Cheerfulness and a bright disposition during tho months beforo baby comos,
aro among the greatest blessings a mother can bestow upon tho Uttlo llfo about
to begin. Her happiness and physical comfort will largely govern tho proncr
development of tho health and naturo of tho child. Mother's Friend contributes
much to tho mother's happiness and health by the relief and mental comfort it
affords. It is a liniment composed of penetrating oils and medicines which
lubrlcato tho muscles nnd tendons of tho body, sootlio tho swollen mammary
glands, causo a gradual expansion of tho skiu and tissues, and aid In tho relief
of nausea. Tho regular uso of Mother's Friend greatly lessens tho pain and
danger when baby comes, and assures a quick and natural recovery for the
mother. Mother's Friend is Bold at drug stores. Write for our freo book, con
taining valuable Information for cxpoctant Mothers.
THE BRADFIELD CO., ATLANTA, OA,
Kalth with her hands on her hips; Mr8. Mumil ScoK encrlaln0l ,
and her dark fa e alive with curl
oslty, stated hard at the fralr figure
of the shabby little lady. "Alwut tho
glass eye," she asked eagerly, with
a side glance nt me, "which this
gentleman took?"
"I didn't tnke It." 1 said sharply.
for the way lu 'which the woman as
Mirl.li'.i U'lilm t..l. .... .. i... ...
-....rt. v.uu J Hi! ill-
ternoon.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made Is Chnmbor
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re
nulro their nl.l 'rhncn !,.,.,..
sumed me to be guilty wns unboar- weakness Into strength, llstlessness
nble. "So far as I remember. Mrs. Into energy, gloominess Into lovous-
Caldorshaw had two eyes when I saw
her body, though, to bo suto. I might
have been mistaken, seeing i had
only a match. And I was mistaken,"
I added vigorously, "for If the wo
man who stole my motor car took
tho eye. she must havo done so
before I saw the corpse. Hut why
should the eye be stolen?" I looked
at Miss Destiny for an answer.
The little old lady shook her head,
It's the oddest thing," she said lit
aess. Their action Is so gentle one
don't realize they hnvo taken a purga
tive. Sold by all dealers
An optimist's Judgment Is so cheer
ful because it is bo bnd.
Th Deadly Delay.
Those who put off uslllg HALL'S
TUXAS WONDER for their Kidneys,
Ulndder and Rheumatic trouble make
a deadly delay, it gives quick and
permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
length and In n lively manner. "Wheu ' n ,, ,7T .
Anne wns my brother's housekeeper., U Jd?0f a "l08, frlond l
It was well known that she had .1 ! l '" "P Um'
glass eye to which she nppc-nred to '
attach a ridiculous value. Sho often
declared that she would not lose I?
for a fortune. What she meant I
can't say; hut aluce the eye has
been stolen, she must have meant
something "
ITo be continued)
JUST A LETTER
To the People of Ardmore and Carter
County:
If you have never visited our store,
you would be surprised to know that we
have two buildings 50x200 feet each in
dimensions up stairs and down stairs
just full of the best Hardware, Stoves,
Implements, Tinware, Etc., you have
ever seen. Our prices are the lowest
for the quality considered. We appre
ciate your trade and we are anxious to
show you our goods whether you buy
or not.
Yours for Business,
T. K. KEARNEY
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cut
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the rench of medi
cine. It Invigorntes the entire sys
tem and strengthens the kidneys so
they eliminate the Impurities lrom
the lilnnil. It-mlraphe rn.,,,nif lum
( kidney nnd bladder troubles nre nil
1 cured by this great midiclne. Com-
. menco taking nt once and avoid
unguis Disease nnd Diabetes. Sold
A WIM nllTTirrl D.Ln
- ,.-u,,,u nriKiii h wisense
utillirs ilnniinr. sTinnrliiinrt.i,i ,toni, .
, , , ; ........ u) mi unifcKiBis,
to thosuniuU, who take colds.
coughs and lnKi imHv that terror of j A ,linrred mnn alwnys latu-hs when
ono of his bachelor friends Is led to
the altar.
Winter aild Slirlnir. Ui iliuurer uli
mils aro "i,tuffod up." nostrals, lower
Part of nose sore, chills nud fever,
pain In back of head, and throat-
gripping cough. When Grip attacks. 1 Simple Remeoy for l.aGrlppe.
as you value your life, don't delay l-ntlrlppo coughs aro dangerous, ns
go'tlng Dr. King's New Dlscovety they frequently develop Into pnott
"One bottle cured me." writes A. L. monla. Wiley's Honey and Tar not
Dunn, of Pino Valley. MUs., "after be only stops the cough, but heals and
ing 'laid up' three weeks with Orlp." strengthens the lungs so that no so-
For ftore. Innrc H,mnrf-h.i.,.ta ! pI.yiu ia,i1lD .W..-..I v... .1 .r.'.
- - ..iw. ....... o , ...i n luatn.r. iL.-i-ti kjt, n-.iici. , .!?
BECKHAM CAFE
(Gilmer Hotel)
Entire now management. Strictly Urn class now cook, now
waiters und a now unci doliBlitfully elliciont service which
pleases everyone. Finely appointed ladies' and gentlemen's
dining room Surpassingly good regular meals, tho best
m Ardmore for 2.) cents. Lunch counter, finest steaks,
chops and short orders served at tables or counter (Jul
just once to bo convinced. Open all night.
Best Meals in Ardmore for 25 Cents
Coughs. Colds, Whooping Cough.
iironciiius, Asinma. m supreme, nop.
11.00. t.uaranteod by Ardmore Pharmacy.
The man who does his best will
hold hU Job longer than tho man who
could bo tiettcr, but doowi't.
eennlne Fnlev's ttnnnv nn,l Tor nnn,
tains no harmful druss and Is In a
yellow packngo. Hold by all drug-
PtiBtS.
To a mn marriage may nwan tho
surrender of hla rlnhts to the whlma
of his wlfe'e relation.
We Don't Mind the Owner
wntchinR us while we aro doinn
job of plunibinK for him. Wo do holi
est work all tho time and it makes
no illfTorenco who looks on or who
ilocpn't. We shall be glad to ngnr
on your nest job. If we et it you
and wo will both bo pleased.
SAMUEL A WEEES
M SOUTH WASHINOTON HT,