PAGE TWO
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore Thursday Mrch 12 1908
t DOCTOR'S ALL AGREE
THIS TIME.
The mot eminent writers on Materut .tfatictt wlmw works are viritiln1 fl
authorities mid guides in prescribing by physicians of all tht' different whimis of
practice extol In the most positive term tlm curative virtue of each and
every ingredient entering into Dr. Pierce's (iolden .Medical Discovery. In foci
it Is" the only medicine put up for Bale through druggists fur the cure of all din-
rajes of the mucous surfaces M nasal catarrh throat laryngeal and bronchial
affections attended by lingering or lmng-oii-coughs that ban any Mich jitofcmumnl
endorsement worth more thuti any ninoitnt of lay or ion-piofcs mount tcctimonial.i.
Do not expect toofyuch from the use of Dr. 1'ierce'n Golden Medical Die
covory. It will not wYk mimcleslt will tint cure consumption in its nd-
Tanced Hagc. No uftldictnc it7 Nr in tho " Discovery " so Rood for n sudden
Attack of acute
fugh W
comnnnvlng
rrlin.1. tlmat.. lam
mcelou
atci accompnincd
weak
r digestion with
lcte.
I'd nro apt to lend
pro
wonderfully successful in effecting
lloldej curing all th almve dimming
llrants. thn"l!oldcn Medical Discovery
l a noiflc fir all Ol!?ae of the tniirom
tiiciijTl
irrli VI.'. li.' i- rr
r-i..l imiimV.-.f limn. liit.m-ll Iwi
'ir..'!- .i r
I ornelvir orirsn. Kveii in tin ulcerative
tiiKi s a Wiii yiCT.l to this sovereign rem-
. edy If Its uio lfl persevered In. In Chronic
tatarrn ot tno .asni pssiftges il is weir
whllo taklnif the "Golden Medical Dlv
covory" for tint necesarv ron-tl titlinnl
. treatment to cleanse the ptmnk'cs freely
two or threo times a day with Dr. Sarh's
Catarrh Koraoly. This tliorouih course
of treatmont generally cures tho worst
cases.
If you havci bitter or bad taste In the
morning. pr or variable- npietlte coated
. tongue foul brenth constipated or Irreg-
ulur Niwels feel ruk easily tired des-
poiulunt frixpient hindaches palli or dli-
' tress in "small of back" gnawing or
distressed felliH In stotnniii perhaps
fit .' Iillfjirnr snnr "rlslnifs " 111 throat.
after eating and kindred symptoms of
weak stomaeh nud torpid liver no mcdl-
clno will relievo you morn promptly or
euro you more permanently than lfcx'tor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Per-
haps only n part of the iihovn symptoms
will bo present at one Hum nud yet xlut
to torpid liver or blllousni"H and weak
stomach. Avoid all hot bread and bis-
cuits griddle cakes and other Indigestible
food ami take the "(ioldun Medical Dis-
covery" reuularly and stick to Its tiso
until you am vigorous and strong.
Foul Impiiro blood can Imi mado nuro
by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery It enriches and purities tho
blood thereby eurliik" pimples blotches
eruptions and other cutaneous allectlons.
usecema tetter or salt-rheum hives and
other manifestations of Impure blood.
In the cure of scrofulous swollitiKS en-
larged itlands. onen eatlnt; ulcers or old
fcores. thn"(ioldeu Medical Discovery "has
performed the most marvelous cures. In
cases of old sores or open eatlm: ulcers
It Is well to apply to the oen sores Dr.
Plercns All lleallm? .Salve which pos-
sesses wonderful liealliu; txiteucy wiieu
nstsl as an aim Icatlou to the yores In eon
junction with the use of "lloldcii Medical
niscoverv " as a blood cIcuiiIiil: consti
tutional treatment. If yoer druuKNt
don't hapx-n to have tho " All-lleuliim
Kalvo" In stix'k you can easily procure It
by enclosim: lifty four cents In ixistngn
Fiamps to Dr !t. V. Pierce rW Main St..
1 tiilT.iJo. N Y . and It w III eomo to you by
return post. M st druuulsts keep It as
well as the "Golden Medical Discovery."
Not onk ilix-s tho wrapxT of every
Utttloof Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery tho famous mediclun for weak
M imach. toniid liver or bilimisuesH and
nil catarrhal diseases wherever locatisl.
bitvn pruitel upon it. In ifoln lUiiiltsh. a
f ill and complitc list of all the u'-i. ll
ti;U composiuK It but a small IhxiU has
sri'inciv. uiA
sunn c y'tLy'
EVERY IMPLEMENT
for the perfect equipment nf the farm )ou'II
find here. We have made this class of goods
a special study and have in stock only the
standard makes. Look over this list and
come hero to do your buying.
John Deere Turning Plows John Deere
Walking Cultivators John Deere Riding Cul-
tivators John Deere Stalk Cutters. John
Deere one-row Cotton and Corn Planters
John Deere two-row Cotton and Corn Plant-
ers 1 1 arrows ol all kinds Harness and Plow
Gear. We give reasonable prices and terms.
Bivens Corhn & Frensley
Till-: PIONKKR I IARDWARK HOl'Sb:
ARDMORI . OKLAHOMA
Darling's Rural Telephone Line
This is the only Rural Telephone Line
in Oklahoma and besides ijoinjr into the
homes of thirty farmers and professional
men it reaches the towns of Kolian
llealdton Sneed Keller Wheeler and
within a few days will be built into New-
port. I'se the rural line when talking to friends or business
associates in the western part of the county. The ser-
vice is the best. Quick connections can always be made.
for thelingering i1)tinnti't hatu:-oti-eoiji:h. nc
.ironclnal nffyyiioii' it l a 'P'rill
with wanting of llesli night-sweati
faulty assimilation and which if neg
to consumption the "Discovery" lias
cures.
Ix-on compiled from numoroin standard
medlral work" of nil lli diuYreiit jcIhmiIi
of i.ractlre. coiiUIdIiii; very nutiicroiii
nrCjetracH from the A rllliml lending
prncillionemii in.cinc ci)iirMi m we
fr(M(;r( pinmlilcmii. esiii iiii every
liiirriMllt nL runt. I
il in iv nun- s itiftn-
clues Goo of Ui'-su lltt txik will n
mailed free tiyfny one syudliitf address on
postal card yrity letter ;o Dr. H.V. Pierce
llulfalo. S V.. and rcfiiestlnt the same.
Prom tldllttle bookIt will lie learned
that lr inillclnes contain no
alcohol iu(rcotlCsuliieral agents or other
polsioy or Injurious ugents and that
tlic)Jf' madn from native medicinal
rixitsif great value.
Some of tlx most valuable lugrislients
co'itnliied In Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription for weak nervous over-worked
"run-down" nervous and debilitated
women were employed long years ago
by the Indians for similar ailments atfect-
lug their squaws. In fact one of the
most valuable medicinal plants i nlerlng
Into the composition of l)r Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription was known to tho
Indians as "S(uaw-Weisl." Our knowl-
edge of the uses of not a few of our most
valuable native medicinal plants was
gained from tho Indians.
As mado up by Improved and exnet pro-
cesses the "Favorite Prescription" Is a
most elllclent remedy for healing ulcera-
tions regulating all the womanly tunc-
Mom correctlugdlsplacomeiitx as prohii-
siis anteverslon and retroversion over-
coming painful perlixls toning up tlm
nerves and bringing alxiut a perfect statu
of health. .Sold by all dealers In medicines.
It's nn Insult to jour Intelligence for a
dealer to endeavor to palm otr tixu you
some nostrum of llllfilioiru eoiiifHi.vfrfoii In
place of Dr. Pierce's world-famed medi-
cines which are il' known comi'iisi-
thin. Most dealers recommend Dr.
Pierce's medicines Ix'causc they know
what they are made of and that the In-
gredients employed are among the most
valuable that a medicine for like purpose
can 1st made of. The same Is true of lead
lug physicians who do not hesitate to
reeolllinetnl these medicines since they
kuowevactlv what they contain and that
their li ledleiits are Hie ery ix'st Miou n
to uiiMical s..rn for the cure of th
several diseases for which they aro ice-
limine ndfil.
With tricky dcabr.s It Is different.
S iinethlng else that pas them a tt!n
greater proiit will l.e ing.'d iixm you as
"Just as g.sMl" or even tM'iti'r. You can
hardly ailntd to aeiept a substitute of
iiniioirii i omionlfloii and wltlmut any
piirtlcular record of ciiri-s In place of Dr.
Plelee's medicines which are or KMMV'l
i'iimi'ihi iinN and have a record of Inrtu
loimol rinr Ixdond them. 1'ou know
what voiiw.int and it Is tho dealer's ousl-
nes.s to supily that want. Jiiit ii;oh U
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
DIG SHOW IN NEW YORK HAS
CO-OPERATION OF GOVERN-
MENTAPPROPRIATION. New York .March 12. Hxlilblta
aro bi'Klnnlni; In urrlvo for tho In-
teruatlonitl Mining ICNposllloti.v.hloli
will bt held In MiuHhoii Sipinre
Gnrdeii from May '1T to .luito 211.
Tin. project Is pluimiil as mi (dura-
tional uieumiri! for thu benefit or
the iiiIiiIiik Industry. Approprla-
tloiis for exhibits have been made
by soverul nations. No "wild cat"
properties will bo permitted to ex-
hibit and oiirh Individual company
inakliiK a display must present a
(yt ll'li Jito of the Kfiiuiliencss of
tho exhibit from tho governor ot
t Id- sin I i' In which the initio Is
located
It Is claimed by those liuvln tho
matter In chin-' that there has nev-
er I n an exposition Held In this
i lly that will he or such itiiigiilnulo
and as Instructive as this will be.
The show Is to have the roopernllon
of the ITuited Studs government.
roiiKresH having; appropriated the
sum of t.l.oim to exhibit the mineral
ickimiici-s of (ho United .States and
Its possessions and also demonstrate
the various processes of metiil ex-
traction. This will be done by the
Geological survey.
There will also be exhibits by
many of tho precious metal mining
states and various mining districts
where the state does not exhibit.
Considerable iinpoitancu is attach-
ed to the fnct that thure will bo
forelKii exhibits by various govern-
ments. A Card.
This is to certify that all drug.-1
Kists are iiuinorizou to retunu your
money If Foley's Honey and Tur
falls to euro your cough or cold. It
stops tho cough heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from u cold.
Cures la grippe coughs and prevents
pneumonia and consumption. Contains
no opiates. Tho genuine is In a
yllow package. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists. d&w
HANG POLICEMAN'S SLAYER.
Andrew Johnson to Pay Penalty of
Crime in Georgia.
Atlanta. Gu.. Mar. 12. Andrew
.1 Allison convicted slayer of Police
man .1. (). Mauler will be hanged
tomorrow In the Towor. The execu-
tion will be private.
Johnson murder d the policeman
oii Friday December li. and was trl-
1 ed on Friday. December III and ho
was first sentenced to he hanged
n Friday. January it and resell-
! m ed to be hanged on Friday.
March 13. Two unlucky combina-
tions followed Johnson In the Inst
lavs of his career Friday and the
thirteenth.
The Lucky Gunrter
Is the one you pay out for a box of
Dr King's New Idfo Pills. They
bring you tho health that's more
precious than Jewels. Try them for
headache biliousness constipation
ami malaria. If they disappoint you
the price will he cheerfully refund-
ed at W. U. Frame's drug store.
SHE VALUES THEM HIGHLY.
Rhode Island Woman Wants Big
Sum for Kisses.
Woonsocket. It. I. March 12. Al-
leging that he did "violently hug her
and purloin kisses against her
will." Marguerite Deleourt has
brought suit against Godfrey Dnlg-
u.iult a prominent young business
man. for ?2.5(H).
Lovers
1 of good health should prevent sick-
ness Instead of letting themselves
get sick and then try to cure It.
So long as you heep jour liver
bowels and stomach in a health v
and active condition j-ou won't get
dek. llallnrd's Herblne relles
eoiiMtpntlon inactive liver and all
.stomach and bowel troubles
Sold by F. J. Hnmsey.
Shriners Welcome Potentate.
tlanta. tin. March ID Frank
Kouudly Imperial potentate of North
uierlca arrived here this morning
it d was given a royal reception in
tl i Shriners of Atlanta and Oeorgia.
This afternoon he will be ghn a
te.eptlnn by Governor Hoke Smith
who Ik a Shrlner. and this evening
.in elaborate ceremonal and banquet
at the local temple.
A aNrrow Escape.
Many people have a narrow escano
f.om pneumonia and consumption a n
result of a cold that hangs on. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures coughs nud
colds no matter how deep seated
and prevents pneumonia ami con-
sumption. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
all druggists. d&w
Stockmen in Fort Worth.
' Fort Worth. Tox. Manp 12.
Hundreds of additional visitors :tr-
! rived today to Inspect the national
feeders' ami breeders' show now In
 progress here The Judging of cat
tie. horses and mules was contln-
 ucd this morning iu the great arena
I at the coliseum.
CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITOL
INTERVIEW WITH JOHNSON
(Dy Willis J. Abbot.)
Washington. Mai 17 -The lli'
formal expression of the view. of
Gov. James A Johnson or Minne-
sota on national political questions
wiim Riven to a c irresp.nulpnt of
the Hearst nivspn.ri'. This was a
triumph for the Hearst newspapers
but as Mr. Hearst had already an-
nounced that he would not support
Gov. Johnson for the presidency It
awakened sonic little comment In
political circles.
Gov. Johnson while not upprovltiK
the Ahlrlch bill and saying that he
has no definite views on the cur-
rency question is ipioted as saying
"I Incline to the belief that It Is
(he hankers rather than the system
that causes our present trouble."
This will bo a shock for some ot
the bankers who are now earnest-
ly supporting his candidacy.
He carefully eiadcd any expres-
sion lu this particular interview
coneernltiK the Krowlns sentiment In
favor of a system by which the In-
terests of depositors lu national and
state banks might be safeguarded.
He applauded the platform of tho
Independence league saying that it
"Is a platform which in the main
any political party inlglit well
adopt." The utterance may come
us a .shock to a distinguished sena-
tor from a state south of tho Poto-
mac river who rather bitterly ac-
cused Mr. liryan of taking his views
and principles from the Independ-
ence league.
However Governor Johnson did
take Issue with the program of a
ship subsidy a great navy and Im-
perialism. He said with certain
metaphors not necessary to quote?
here that he wished we could get
rid of the Philippines and was not
sure that we should not get rid of
Hawaii as well. Where. this In-
terview' was given before or nfler
the announcement thai Mr. ile.irst
would not support M''. Johnson no-
body here knows. Ilu: when It is
recslled that the Ilentrt platform
calls for a mighty n.ivy territorial
expansion and ship subsidies poli-
ticians in Washington ate Inclined
to think that Gov. Johnson did not
strengthen himself Mill the Hearst
party. Independence l'ligue nation-
al party or whatever Its name may
be.
The Position of Judge Harmon.
The Washington Star has never
been accused of being either a
democratic or a Hryan paper. So
far as it is possible It is independ-
ent though absolute independence Is
nearly an Impossible Ideal for any
newspaper to attain. Hut It quotes
from i dispatch sent out by the ac-
tive antl-tlryan 1 enu now main-
tained In New i and Washing-
ton a statement wlilch must be here
condensed that If Judge Harmon
would accept tho second place on
the ticket with Mr. llrynn. the
friends of Judge Harmon would not
support that ti.Atet. Contlnulu;
this dispateli sas. "Harmon quite
recentlx had s. cond place offered
to hltn on that Southern trip with
Selvidge Business College
Ardmore OMnhoinn
The largest tho best equipped tho most practical tho most
progressive and the mo-it successful business college in Okla-
homa. Occupies its own building. Business and stenographic
courses only. Htuden's outer any week day of tho year. No
vacations. Special combination offer on scholarship and Vox
typowritor iho hot visible typewriter. Send for catalog.
(J. P. SI'.IA UUii:. A. M. M. Accts. Pres.
COTTON SEED
T he Earl y M a t u r i n g S o r t
Best variety for planting anywhere also
very best for boll weevil infected sections.
SUPPLY LIMITED. No more to be
had. Order through your Ardmore banker
or merchant or send order to me. Price
Si.oo per bushel in all quantities
A. V. DOAK Treas.
Ardmore Oltla.
Mr I '.i .van and refused It then. It
can nt er be It Is Harmon at the
top or not at all."
Commenting on this the Star says
editorially "Here l.s a sample of a
good deal of antl-IVryan stuff now
In circulation. Part fancy and part
nonsense It shows how rattled Mr.
llryan's democratic opponents have
become. Who offered to Judge
Harmon the second place on the
ticket with Mr. Ilryan? Certainly
not Mr. Ilrjiui himself who has ex-
pressed no wishes or opinions on
the subject. And whnt Southern
leaders were authorized to speak.
The South very far from putting
herself forward In the premlsej. Is
berated by Wall street for leaving
everything nfiotit the ticket head
and all to outsiders. Of course
no such offer was made."
The Star goes on to pilnt out
that Judge Harmon In first place
w' limit Mr. Hryan's ntjsistanru
could not be elected. Judge P.irUor
had Mr. Hr.nn's au'dstanco and
failed AiiTl the Star goes on to say
very justly "If Mr. Hrynn Is nomi-
nated at Denver Judge Harmon will
support him loyally and if the con
ventlon decides that Judge Harmon
Is the proper man for tho place.
he will accept with nlacrltj" and
the two men will got along better
lu the campaign swtmmmlugly."
This expression on the part of
an Independent newspaper Is Inipor-
ti"it for two reasons. In the first
place It expresses the exact truth
ns to the vice presidency. This
talk of the man at the head of the
ticket selecting what has come to
be called IiIj run. ing mate is large-
ly a matter of Ignorant speculation.
If you want to consider a recent
Instance or It In the republican par-
ty you mny reflect upon tho fact
that Mr. McKlnley did not desire
Mr. Hoosovelt to be on the ticket
with him. 1 am not Informed as to
how earnestly Judge Parker desired
that eminent statesman Henry Cas-
saway Davis to lit his associate
though 1 am Inclined to think that
as Judge Parker's candidacy was
urged by people who put money
far above questions of political ex-
pediency or political ethics that
they discovered and fonpd upon
tho ticket the West Virginia monop-
olist nnd millionaire. It is matter
of notoriety that In lSflrt Mr. Ilryan
had nothing to do with the selec-
tion of Arthur Sewell as vice presi-
dent and whllo In 19dO lie did not
urge the selection of Adlal Steven-
son which was made at a time
when Mr. Hrynn was far distant
from the convention and really
forced by tho Fllinols delegation he
accepted It loyally and 1 think with
approbation.
The trouble with these specula-
tions concerning the selection of a
vice presidential candidate Is that
the probable nominee for tho head
of the ticket does not as a rule
commit himself ns to his associate.
Mr. Itooscvelt did In the case of
Mr. Fairbanks but what Mr. Roose-
velt does is always the exception
to the rule in democratic conven
tions at any rato (ho practice has
too long been to wrangle so long
over the head of the ticket that no
time Is left for serious considera-
tion of the vice presidential nomi-
nation. Democrats "ffho are sincere-
ly desirous of winning this year
hope that this custom will be broken.
Former Senator Chandler's Procla-
mation. It Is about two months since
"I1IU"V Chandler of 'N'ew Hampshire
who for ninny years was the handy
man of republican presidents seek
lng ji renoiulnatlon by the nld or
federal office holders in the South
put forth an nppeal to the Southern
negroes to have nothing to do with
the effort to nominate Taft at the
behest of the administration. Mr
Chandlor know what he was talking
about then for nobody has lu the
past more cleverly handled the pow-
er of a friendly ndinlnlslratlos
than ho. Tlio administration of to-
day Is not friendly It put Mr. Chan-
dler Into the Ananias club and he
has never forgiven It. So within a
day or two he lias returned to the
charge. This time hi tidies his
own state of New Hampshire and
denounces thu effort of the adminis-
tration to coerce federal office hol-
dors there Into support of the sec-
retary of war. He says with em-
phasis that "I am Indignant In view
of such methods and foresee de
feat at the polls If they are not
arrested. I do not In Hove a candi-
date forced upon the party b the
existing federal office holders big
and little as the controlling influ-
ence will be elected. Mr. Taft's
majority in the convention must
be carried far higher than even his
most sanguine supporters predict
to dispel the iKipular conclusion that
the power of patronage alone has
done the work."
Abraham Lincoln had a stnrv ot
two drunken men who got Into a
scuffle. They did not hurt each
other much hut after mixing up
with much outcry and eiithu-iiasni
and getting up off the ground they
showed to the iistouls'.al oh erv
ers that each had fought his way
out of his own coat and into the
coiit of the other. Without desiring
to pass the limits of propriety it
mglht be suggested Hint the posl
tlon of Theodore Itooscvelt. tin selt
proclaimed civil service reformer
being rebuked by Hill Chandler the
famous apostle of the spoils ss-
teni for tho use of federal patron-
age for political purposes somewhat
suggests this famous con File t.
Race Suicide
as President Hoosovelt calls It is
not nearly tho menace to inensuc
In population that deaths among In
fants aro. And eight out of ten or
these deaths aro directly or Indirectly
caused by bowel troubles. Meiie. -Ilaby
Elixir cures diarrhoea dysen-
tery sour stomach and all infant ali-
ments of this nature. Just the thing
for teething babies.
Sold by F. J. Ilamsej'.
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Man at Ada Narrowly Escapes Be-
ing Run Down.
Ada. Okla. Mar. 11. It. Philips
of Sulphur who has been clerking
for I. Harris several weeks past
narrowly escaped with" his life tills
morning at 10:20.
He was en route to the Frisco sta-
tlon to tako the south bound I'or his
j home and while slowly and care-
' lessly walking up the center of the
main track iho passenger whlc j he
I was to board approached from he-
hind and in spite of the warning
! whistle from the engine and calls
and cries from the crowd of people
on the platform he did not discover
bis danger until the engine was In
a few feet of hltn. He was taking
 the last step from the track when
j the engine struck him and threw
 hlw down between the near railing
and the platform. Tho train came
to a sudden stop and bystanders
pulled the man from beneath the
huge engine. He was slightly crip-
pled httt not seriously. He was as-
sisted on tho train by triends and
left for his home.
Wormology
should bo studied by every parent
If your child is nervous fretful
darts in Its sloop Is pasty faced
has rings under its oyes always
seems hungry is not gaining weight
1 you can bo sure tho trouble is
worms. White's Cream Vermifuge i-
I an absolute cure for worms. Is It's
own purgative.
Price 25c and fiOc.
Sold by F. J. Hamsoy.
Confer on Food Products.
New York March 12. A call has
been Issued by the American As-
sociation of Manufacturers' Repre-
sentatives for a conference here
next Wednesday of all tho leading
ackers and manufacturers of food
products in the country. Tho oh
Ject of the session Is to bring about
the elimination of abuses in the
manufacture and distribution of
meats canned goods coreals coffee
tea and other staplcB of tho grocery
trade.
WANTED
PEOPLE TO HAVE US PIPE
THEIR HOUSES FOR GAS AND
PAY FOR THE SAME IN FOUR
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS.
HOLMAN & BEST
The
Arcade
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MAIN STKIiliT
Subscriptions taken for
The Ardmoreite and all p
out-of-town papers and
magazines.
Exclusive agent for
The Daily Oklahoman.
ARDMORE HACK LINE
D. !-. FLYNT Prop.
Hack leaves for llealdton at
6:30 n. m.
Hack leaves for Elk at 7:30
a. in.
Direct connections with all
Inland towns west of Ard-
more. Ienvc all packages at tho
City Drug Store.
Now is the Time
This is good tiup to cement
your cellnr and lix up your
store house. We build tiny-
thing in the cement line
Got our prices on walks
curbs gutters pier block
and window sills.
Ardmore Concrete Co.
IMione f77.
J. W. Fielder Prop.
Ardmore
Transfer Line
Th" only lirst-class lino in
tlu t ity
Calls Made Promptly
Wagon Out All Night
Pacltatres and grips bun-
dlid with cure. Phone 2(5J
STEVE ROWLES Proprietor
Open Day or Night.
Excursions
gC0AL
All kinds of good coal. Every
order delivered promptly.
Hudson Houston Lumber Co
Phone 32
Isi
Fort Worth
And Return
$4.20
On sale March Sth 9th ioth
and 1 1 tli.
Final Return limit March
26th 190S.
II. D. McCOLLOM
Agent