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FOUR.
THfi DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore, Thursday, January 2, 1908.
OPEN SECRETS.
To overcome the well-grounded mid reasonable objections of the)
Wore intelligent to the use of secret, medicinal compounds, Dr. II. V.
Pierce, of Uuflalo, N. Y., some time ngo, decided to make a bold de
parture from the usual course pursued by the makers of put-up medi
cines for domestic use, and so published broadcast nnd openly to tha
Whole world, a full nnd complete list of the ingredients entering into
the composition of his widely celebrated medicines. Thus he has
taken the many users of his medicines into his full confidence. Thus
too he has absolutely and completely removed his medicines from
among secret nostt-ums of doubtful merits, nnd made them 1U!M1CDIU
O KNOWN COMPOSITION.
f)r Pierce's medicines nre now In n class nil hy themselves
feeing nbsolutely nnd In every sense Non-secret.
By this bold step Dr. Pierce has shown that his formulas arc of such
excellence that he is not afraid to subject them to the ftdlcst scrutiny.
Not onlv doos tho wrapper of every
bottle of "Dr. Pierco's (iolden Medical
Discovery, tliu famous medicine fur
weak itomncli, torpid Hvr or lillioiin
ripfs nnd nil catnrrhnl diarnnrs wherever
tocnlrd, have printed upon it, in ;jmi
J-'nglmh, n full and com pli to list of all
tlie liicmllents composing It, but n
mall book (ins been compiled from
numerous etntidnrd mrdicnf works, of
all tlin different rchoolx of practice,
containing very numerous extract from
ttio writings of lending practitioners
of medicine, endorsing in the ttrottgett
jtottible terms, each nnd ever)' Ingredi
ent contnlncd In Dr. l'icrco's medi
cines. Ono of tliesn liltlo books will bn
mnlled free ti nny ono rendinc r.ddress
on postal enrd r,r by letter, to Dr. K.V.
Pierce, lluffnlo, N. Y., nnd to,iiestlng
tlio same. From this booklet it will bo
learned that Dr. l'icrco's medicines con
tain no alcoliol, narcotics, mineral
agents or other poisonous or Injurious
agents and tti.it tliey nru mado from
native, medicinal roots of grent value;
also tlmt some of tlio most valuablu In
gredients contained In Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription for weak, nervous,
over-worked, "run-down," nervous nnd
debilitated women, ucroemploycd, long
years ngo by tlio Indians for similar
nllments affecting their squaws. In
fact, one of tho most valuublu medic
inal plants entering Into tho composi
tion of Dr. Pierco's Fnvorito Prescrip
tion was known to tlio Imlinns as
"Squaw-Weed." Our knnwledp,i of tlio
use of not n fow of our most valunlili
native, medicinal plants won gained
from tlio Indians.
Ai mnde tin bv Improved nnd exact
Srocesses, nnd with tlio uso of specially
esigned chemical apparatus, tho Fit
vorito Prescription" is n most elliclent
remedy for n-gulnting all the womanly
(unctions, correcting displacements, ns
prolapsus, anteversion nnd retroversion,
overcoming, painful periods, toning up
tho nerves and bringing nbout n per
fect stnto of health.
Tho emct prajxirlion of the several In
gredient used in theso medicines, as
well ns the working formula and pecul
iar processes, apparatus and appliances
employed In their manufacture, are,
withheld from publicity that Dr. Pierce's
liroprietary rights may not be infringed
anu trespaiueti upon by unprincipled
HOME OR MONEY
Will help you own it ilomu
and you may got It on easy
monthly payments with Unit
runt money.
Will Loan you Money on your
City or Farm Property
IUth tmyora for jour Parma anil Cltj
Krai Kautv. Oommunloai with
ADAMS BROS.
Silitleaian llliltf. Phone Sl Aftlrnnr. Ok
J. R. PULLIAM
WSTICE OF THE PEACE
Offlco in Pcmiliictoii-Slms building,
West Main street,
,The Crescent Hotel!
I Tho Crescent Hotel In this city
has boon recently refurnished
throughout nnd In today tho best
equipped hostelry In tho city. V.'o
uo prepared to glvo tho very best
tccoinmodnttous to tho traveling pub
ic nnd wo solicit tho patronage of
Regular boarders and roomers. Tho
lotol lias a nlco samplo room In
onncctlon. All tho rooms havo out-'
dde exposuro nnd aro equipped with
tot and cold baths and nro wn I
entod and the ventilation fa perfect,
iates, $:,00 per day.
VER& HEALD, Proprietors'
W. F. GILMER
tUCCtSIOR TO
CARTER ft GANNON
I
Yosr Business Solicited
AND
Will Be Appreciated
P0ST0FFICE BUILDING
FIRE INSURANCE
Imitators nnd thoso'wbo may be pirati
cally inclined.
Dr. John Fj fo, of Fnugaturk, Conn.,
IMItor of tho Department of Therapeu
tics In Tiik Kn.KCTio Hkvikw says of
I'lilcorn root llelnnmn Dioini) nnn of
the chief ingredients of Dr. Pierce's Fn
vorito Prescription: A remedy which
Invariably acta as n uterine Invigorator
nnd always favors it condition which
mnkes for normal activity of the entire
reproductive system, ennnot fall to be
of great lUefiilnoM and of tlio utmost
Importance to tho general practitioner
of medicine."
"Itelonlns morn fully nnsnera .tha
obovo purposes than nm other drug
with tchieh I rim naiuain'tetl. In the
treatment of dicasca peculiar to women
It is seldom that n case Is seen which
does not present soma Indication for
this remedial agent."
"inn lollowlng nre among tho lead
ing indications for llelonlns: Pain or
aching in tho back, with leucorrhea)
atonic (weak) conditions of tho repro
ductive orgnns of women, mental de
pression and Irritability, associated with
chronic diseases of tho reproductlvo
organs of women, conMnnt sensation of
heat In tho region of the. kidneys t
monorrhagia, ("Hooding") dun to a
weakened condition of tlio reproductive
system; nmenorrhen, nrising from or
accompanying nil abnormal condition
of the dlgcMivo organs and an unemla
(thin blood) habit; drugging sensation
In the eitiemo lower part of tho ab
domen." If morn or Icfsof the nbovo symptoms
nre precont, no invalid woman can do
better than take Dr. Pierco's Favorite
Prescription, which Is rich in nil the
medical properties of Unicom root, or
llekinlas.
MK! AND tt'OMKN
should havo n good medical book
hnudy. They should have n book that
trend! of the M'xologicnl relations of tho
sexes as well as how nod when to ad
vint son and daughter. A Handard
work Is the People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, by K.V. Pierce, M. D.
Send Ml one-cent Hamps for the latest
thoroughly revised, cloth-hound book,
or lit ttampH for tlio paper-covered
volume. A ml reus Dr. It. V. Pierce,
lluffnlo, N. Y.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
stockholders of tho Danker' Nation
nl bank will hold their uiinu.il moot
ing In tlio offlco of tho bank in
Ardmore. Oklahoma, nt 2 o'clock
p. m., January 11, 100S.
P. C. DINC.S, President,
i: V nitKKN, Cannier.
For Weak
Kidneys
Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
backache use
nnd Bladder puis
A Week's
Treatment 25c
B. C. D.WITT aV CO.. Chlcuo, I1L
For bale by W. D, Frame.
THE TELEPHONE NUMBER
.or... t
The Ardmore Heat and Light Co.
"168
THE CITIZENS WILL CONFER A
GREAT FAVOR, SHOULD THEY
DISCOVER ANY LEAKS, BY CALL
ING UP AND NOTIFYING THE
COMPANY. THIS IS FOR YOUR IN
TEREST AS WELL A3 OURS.
Ardmore Heat and Light Co.
CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITAL
JOHNSON SAYS
(lly Willis J. Abbot..
Ardmorolto 8m-cIdJ
WiuthliiKtoti, Jan. I. At tho onnn-st
solicitation of tho New York World
(lovernor John A. Jnhtipon of Ml line
lotn, Iiiih Issued n statement of his
conviction ns to what should bo tho
chief issue of tho next domocrntlc
national campaign.
A'hnt ho xnld Is as thoroughly dem
ocratic Ih ho Ih, nnd ho la n trim
demixmL What ho 'has not ttald wilt
proluihly occur to him Inter in tho
discussion of national Issues.
Gov, Johnson InalHts that the tar
iff Ih the ono paramount Ihhuo. "Tho
trust prohlnm la htlll to bo solved,"
ho nays, "hut whllo BonrrJiliiK for
thu complclo remedy wo can nt
lenHt withdraw from their irrnsp tho
upoelal pilvllcKCS they havo enjoyed
under a hlnh protectlvo tariff. It
must 1o apparent that our present
tariff, whllo mainly responsible for
tho existence of tho trusts, is In ad-
illt Ion :i tax Ukiii tho masses for tho
benefit of tho fow."
Tho general fooling In WnshliiKton
Is Clint Governor Johnson Is right ns
far ns lio goes, hut ho does not go
far enough. Tho demand of tho dem
ocratic patty for tho revision of tho
tariff Is n historic thing, so notorlom
n thing, so well established n fact
that for n national flguro now to
come out nnd announce It for n
complete platform makes ono think
of Tom Head's remark that Theodore
Itoosevelt 'had discovered tho ten
eummnnilmeiits, or tho members of
parliament celebrated by Dickens,
whose most nilemn utternmft was,
"My friends, let ns bo nioriil.'
.Mr. Johnson Is right us to tho
tariff, but surely ho should see
tuimethltig beyond tho tariff ns mi
Issuo In the next campaign, or for
that matter the campaign which ia
already under way. Ho Is tho ohlef
executive of n state which lias Isith
profiled and suffered by rallro.nl dom
ination. No one wll question that
Minnesota nnd .St Paul, tho great
state of .Minnesota nnd tho states
stretching west of it to the moun
tains, wero given a great impetus hy
the enterprise of tlio railroad build
ers In tho northwest. No ono will
question either that tho railroad
builders profited unite as much ns
the stato. It may lx n question
whether nny ten thousand pooplo In
Minnesota havo found iih inue.li prof-
It ns thu ono nmn, James J. 11111.
Mr. Hill would not bo affected by
tho tariff ono way or the other.
Should not, tho railroads bo consid
ered as ono of tho Issues of tho
coming camjalgn? Governor Johnson
rightly says that the tariff Is tho
mother of thetriists. if that Is true.
the railroads nro the father. If tho
trusts aro to ho attacked, they can
not bo attacked only along tho 1 in .
of tariff revision. .Mr. llryan some
weeks ago put tho issues of tho
camir.ilgu Into n much bettor phase
when ho said that tho tariff, tho rail
roads anil tho trusts woru matters
so Inextricably interwoven that no
one could bo 8il'i;essfiilly attacked
without attacking them nil; that
there wns no paramount Issue, but
that nil wore of equal lmiortanco
and the fundamental Issues uhjii
which domocrntlc 'leglsaltlon (Jould
stand for that mounoly or nny sort
In private hands should ho ntUckcd
nml destroyed.
Governor Johnson Is progressing
along these Hik-s, nnd Is likely to be
a pillar of strength in tho campaign
of tho democratic party against pri
vate monopoly.
Who Led In 19W7
Tho New York World, which coax-
nl from (rovemor Johnson his state
ment concerning tho tariff Issue,
prints with great enthusiasm theso
headlines:
"Till: WOIU.D LKDTllB TAHIFF
ItKKOll.M IN 1S92; THF. WOULD
SHOULD M:aI) AGAIN."
Tho World Is too modest. It led
the ticket for Palmer nnd Hucknor
In lS'Jfi. That surely shoul djustlfy
Its renewed leadership. Still tho dis
aster which befell that ticket a bolt
Ing ticket ought not to bo ifharged
nltogther against the World. Hut It
surely should boast of Its success in
leading tho campaign of 1904, Of all
great eastern nrwspapurs, tho World
was most influential In forcing tlio
nomination of Judge Parker nnd most
ablo In urging his election. It boas
ted of Its part In getting him to
send tho famous gold standard tel
egram. The result of tho leadership
of tho World was that Judgo Par
ker ran something llko 1,500,0)0
votes behind .Mr. Prynns voto of
four years oarller. Suroly after this
record no ono can question tho ns.
scrtlon in tho World's headline that
as It has KM tho campaign of IS?'.',
It should load again, shows modesty
TARIFF IS ISSUE
unpnrnllod, nnd n forgctfulness of
1901 which tho candidates lu that
campaign hardly themselves pos
sess. Two Parties In Ohio.
Ohio is to bo n fighting ground, n
real Armageddon, In tho prollmlnary
campaign for tho presidency. Tho
fighting Is fiercest in tho republican
camp. A reiipbllcnn member of con
gress from that state said today
nt thu new Wllland -hotel that no
Jbodyl outsldo of Ohio appreclatt-d
the bltternosH of tho feeling between
Koraker and tho Taft fusions In tho
state. Ho went on to point out that
every tlmo Ohio had had n favorite
son for the presidency nnd there was
Interference from tho outside, either
from tho W-hlto llotuu or from oth
er externnl Influences, that man
had been beaten. John Sherman was
tho most striking Illustration of this
truth, but n list of till those thus
handicapped would nuiouiit to n po
litical history of tho state. Today
tho most popular mnn on tho repub
lican side lu Ohio Is Toraker. Ills
public llfo has extended through all
tho years slneo the civil war. Ho
has held every elective offlco that
tho people of the stato has had to
glvo him. Ho Is courageous, frank
nnd stands openly for tho reactionary
Kllcy In ihis own party nod for
what has como to bo known ns stnnd
patlsm. People who dlsagreo with his
eonvlsttoiis ndmlro his character. Hut
they lime lu Ohio a hnblt of vot
ing for I'oraker. They havo elected
him governor, congressman nnd sen
ator, without nny help from a na
tional administration nnd to my cer
tain knowledge with a voert hostil
ity of the cKluley administration.
Wherefo.o ho has back of him n
great body of voters trained to tho
lAiniker habit.
Secretary Taft has tho great nil
vantage of the administration back
of him provided the administration,
which Is notoriously fickle, may not
:liniige its mind. Ho has the ndynn
tngo of having never been n candi
date for elective offlco of nny lm
jMrtnnce. It is true that ntter having
filled n place of United Suites dls
tilct Judge, by nppolutment, ho be
came a candidate for election nnd
succeeded, by graco of Hoys Cox of
Cincinnati. Kvery other iiosltlon ho
has held has como to him by nr
IKilntmeiit and without struggle be
fore tho voters. Ills political career,
such as It has leen, has Ih'cii ns
smooth nnd placid as his voyage
around the world on United States
men of war at public expense nnd
through tranquil summer t-cas.
There may bo democratic contests
In Ohio. Some newspapers, not fa
mous for their democracy, havo as
serted that there would be. Tho Hon.
Judsoii Harmon of Cincinnati, once
attorney general in tho cabinet of
drover Cleieland, is easily put for
ward by republican newsjiapers as
the favorite ou of tho state. Llko
overjono elso Mr. Harmon has a per
fect right to aspire to a democratic
presidential nomination nnd his
friends havo an equal right to en
courage hint lu It. True It has been
some years since Mr. Harmon has
Ix'Oii hoard of ,ns a soldier lu the
ranks, of even as a lieutenant or a
captain, Ono recalls him ns a mem
ber of the Cleveland cabinet who
wns not Btrongly In accord with tho
party In lS9ti. Ono does not remem
ber him ns having returned with en
thusiasm at any tlmo slneo then.
However strong the stnto of Ohio,
however strategetle Its position, It
might he well for the friends of
Judge Harmon to consider whether
n man so little Identified with ac
tive democratic jiolltles lu the last
twolvo years has a sufficient ac
quaintance outsldo of tho stato to
mako him a thoroughly available
candidate for tho presidency.
No More Two Per Cent.
I have closed my former business
and will engage In tho seed and feed
business from this tlmo on. I will
keep a fresh line of seed that tho
farmers ran depend upon and will
carry a full lino of feed and solicit
your orders. Phone 701.
29-lra JOB IIASTINE.
At the beginning of a now year
new account books, blanks, etc., nre
generally ncwled In tho office. We
can namo you Interesting figures
on such articles. Get our prices and
note tho superior quality of our
books.
29 F. J. ItAJfSEY, Druggist.
When tha baby Is cross and has
you worried and worn out you will
find that n little Cascasweet, tho well
known remedy for babies and chll
drun, vrlll quiet tho little ono In
short tlmo. Contains no opiates. Sold
by W. 11. Kramo . d&w
LOUISIANA MAN TO HANG
LEE COLEMAN, MURDERER OP
SHERIFF, MUST PAY THE
DEATH PENALTY.
Hy Southwestern Press,
New Orleans, 1l, Jan, 2. Leo
Colemnn, tho Calcasieu parish mur
derer, whoso friends have mado a
notablo nm! determined effort to
save him from tho gallows, will bo
hanged tomorrow unless Governor
lllniichnrd grnnts.nnothcr stny. This
Is considered unlikely, ns Coleman's
case has already been passed uih
on by n hoard of pardons, consist
ing of the lieutenant governor, tho
attorney general nnd tho Judge who
presided nt tho trial. Tills board re
fused to Interfere with tho execution
of tho sentence of denth passed
upon Colemnn,
Tho crime of which Colemnn was
convicted was tho murder of Deputy
Sheriff Sclmmnker, which occurred
during n saloon In.iwl lu tho little
town of Do Wilder e.trlv last Octo
ber. Enmity had existed between
Coleman nnd tho deputy fdicrllt for
some time, culminating -In their
meeting In n saloon nnd tho shooting
of Schumakcr. At tho trial Coleman
declared that ho believed his life
was In danger nnd that ho shot the
deputy sheriff In self defense. It
was shown nt tho trial that Cole
man frequently became intoxicated
and was at such times of a quar
relsomo disposition. Tho execution
was first set for tho latter part of
last month, but a reprieve wns
granted by tho governor, nt tho
request of qoleman's friends, In
order that tho board of pr.rdons
might Investigate tho case.
CRAND JURY WILL PROBE.
Will Investigate Affairs of New
York Banks.
Hy Southwestern Press.
New York. Jan. 2. A special grand
Jury sworn In before Justice Howling
today will probe tho affairs of tho
International Trust company, the
Hamilton bank, tho Provident Sav
ings Llfo Assurance society and prob
ably the management of tho Knicker
bocker Trust company. Tho recent
banking scandals will bo thorough
ly Investigated by tho grand Jury,
as Attorney General Jackson Is de
termined that tho guilty men bo un
covered nnd mado to pay tho penalty
for their illegal financial operations.
And many n girl's shirt waist Is
rumpled becauso of too muda pres
sure. COMPARE OUR SERVICE
WITH OTHERS.
Postal Telegraph Cable Co.
N. Washington St. Tel. No. 31.
It is More
Convenient
to trade where you can
get everything.
It is
Better
to trade where you can
always get the best.
Wc have everything in
fresh and cured xjieats,
causage, cheese, oysters,
fish and celcrj.
Every order delivered
promptly.
Cold Storage
Market
BANKERS NATIONAL
... BANK...
PAIO UP CAPITAL $150,000.00
8AFE METHODS.
Wo solicit accounts whother large or small, which will have
our careful attenUon.
SAFETY DEP08IT BOXES FOR RENT.
J. A BIVEN8, President.
A. H. PALMER, Cashier.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital , $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 75,000.00
Accounts of firms nnd Individuals solicited!! Courteous treat
ment accorded to nil alike.
A FEW REASONS
Why We Should Do Your Plumbing and Tin WorK
Wo employ only tho most skilled mochnnlcs.
Wo flRuro every contract iljwn to ns closo u margin as le
gitimate business will permit.
When wo linvo done your work It never lves you nny
trouble becauso wo do it right.
Our stock or bath room fixtures Is ns lino ns you will find
in nny town.
linvo us IlKiiro with you beforo you let nny contracts for
tin or plumbing work.
SPREKELMEYER COMPANY
TINNERS PlUMBtRS AND OAS FITTERS.
L. P. ANDERSON, President. . 0. F. FRENSLEY, Vice President
C. L. ANDERSON, Cashier. .. .C. S. MAUPIN, Assistant Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital Paid In $ 60,000.00
Surplus Funds 165,000.00
$165,000.00
Total .$225,000.00
Tho oldest bank In Indian Tsrrltory. Accounts of firms nnd
Individuals solicited upon tho most liberal terms consistent
with good banking.
Km
New January Edison Phono
graph records received.
We have a magnificent line
of New Year novelties.
We ask you to come and visit
our store.
ARDMORE BOOK STORE
Boyd's Old Stand.
E. E. GUILLOT
id
Cotton, Grain and Stocks
I'OSTOmCK HUIMUNO
ARDMORE, - , OKLA.
Minimum Orders Accepted
V bales of cotton,
1000 bushels of grain,
10 shares of stook.
Reference Ardmore Banks.
Long Distance Phone 828,
Redfield $ Clark
INSURANCE AGENTS
Prompt Settlement on Fire 2
and Tornado Losses.
Dr. E. J. Woodard will tnovo his
dental offices this week from tho
Nobol building to rooms 12 and H
iver Ardmoro Pharmacy. Bonners'
old stand. Phono CS. 29.fi
CAREFUL MANAGEMENT.
DON LACY, Vice, President
FRED C. CARR, hitU Cashier.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Grand Avenue Hotel
OKIahoma City, OKI.
I havo ono of tho Bawdiest cafes
this sldo of Kansas City. When you
nro In our city would bo pleased to
havo you mako us a visit
T. C. WILLIAMS,
Proprietor.
Kennedy's
Laxative
Coag!) S ynip
CONTAINS HONEY AND TAR
Relieves Colds br working thtm
out of tha avutflm thrntlh rnnlnna
!s,nd healthy action of the bowels.
Relieves Coughs by cleansing the
mucous memsranes or me mrott,
chest and bronchial tubes.
"As plsaMfit to the tMto
s Mpls Sugar"
Children Like It
For Sale by W. B. Frame.
Vienna
Cafe
Three regular meals served acli
day.
Weekly rates at imasonaWo prices.
Open day anl night.
Lunch at nil hours.
Special bill of fare on Sundays.
Don't forget the Ladles' Exchange
conducted by Mrs. Taylor.
IrV.;. TAYLOR, Prop.
CECIL FRENSLEY
BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER
WAGON
Phone 631 or leave orders it Jak
Williams' Meat Market.