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Ardtnore, Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1909
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAQE THREE
A BAD BACK IS A BAD HANDICAP
Few of us can afford to bo Idlo,
nml to those who wors, a sound,
strong bnck I a. necessity. A bad
linck prevents rest or sleep, and
aches all day with a dull, tired
throb.
Don't think because sharp twinges
strike vou when you lift, or twist
about, or reach, that your work Is I
too hard for you. Had back aro
common In evory occupation. Those I
nches nnd twinges nro only Na- i
two's warning that the kidneys need
help.
It Is onsy to teM If the kidneys
aro sick, and aro not thoroughly do
ing their work of filtering the blood.
Uackache Is an enrly warning. Head-
acne, dizzy pons, puny sweinngs
under the eyes or in the ankles nn'
legs, nervousness, Irritability, rneu
niatlc pain and tired feelings also
tell of kidney Ills.
Hxnmlne tho urine. If It Is ex
tremely pale and light, the kidneys
are not getting out all of that uric
polrou, If It In dark colored an 1
thick, passages too frequent, or too
scanty, It them Is any sediment de
posited wnen P stands if passages
burn or pain, that is proof cuougii
Donn's Kidney Pills have given ;
thnt the kldtios need nttention j
Kidneys.
For Daily Work, One Needs' s,ro,,- s0,,,ml ,wck" ,0
i. ,, l '.,n This remedy cure backache and url-
a oiron ' isdCK aiui en i,i,) ,.. mnvim tin. rn i
by cuilng the kidneys.
Sevens-five years ago Dean's Kid-!
ue Pills were curing kidney trou-1
hies in a settlement of Quaker far
inert Now the remedy Is used In nit ,
the rUillzed world. It Is praised,
abroad In many tongue. It is ree-1
iniiiieiided at home by people you
know
ARDMORE TESTIMONY.
A. P. Whiten. Whlttlngton Hotel,
rdmore. Okla.. says: "'The euro
Doan s iKdney rills effected In my
rase some years ago has remained
permanent, and t believe I will nev
er hate the slightest sign of kidney
tiouhte again. In 1H0I I was boher
ed greatly by the secretions rroi..
mv KidiH'.xs. There was a retention
of same ami passages were genor
aliv ateudeil wltli pslu. I found
Donn's Kidney Pills, which 1 procur
ed from Frame's Drig Store, to lie
nu excellent specific ttv uuS trou
ble. They cured me promptly, and
I have since recommended them to
w m w w s s nrt ip if nun
rAUL IMS ntVtAL YUUK What Ails You?
TRADE; EACH INDIVIDUALITY!
4IKMEX3TC
t'LRY PICTURE TELLS
Chlcatto n ;
maintain that
Feb i Phlliwophc! s1 of nun.' -ho
If we lud the re.iiNI-e' --aiiie flii.uirl.i
lloWcxiT til
brains and knowledge we could ril i
N not li.itni'Oied h tlicj
, I
. .'iiniii.'i ... imin
Islioie the latter coll
Kldernllrii. It would lie obviously Im
possible for her to wear her sweeping
cnrlnns to note tile effort which oc
eupntlon and environment hsve on
physlcirl appenrnOce
readily to fall Into classes and types
which eun be nudlly distinguished by
the acute observer.
If ou walk through the loop dis
trict any afternoon you will meet
Kotne thousand of men and women,
evervotie 1 have heard complain of i everyone of whom hns nn Individual
hiiini v iiouuie i neneve uoan s ivki n y ,,f his
ney nil-, to uo "lie nest remeiiy lor
th kldnrva on the market today."
the hlstoiy of any Individual's life
. . . i. . ... . .. i t . .
'"- " ""'j vestments If she had to spend her
face. IJarh little penciling drawn byi(jBy ,5 dreury. HBi oftentimes dirty,
time on the human count enstieej cotninrrrlsi rsisbllstiments. Ilehlnd
means so much piln or sorrow It ls.hpr clothes there Is another and more
I
snlitlo illstluction to note. Her move
meats nre slower than those of her
Mankind seems, unrttlnr aluterii. for time In not nm
ally a vital consideration with her. i
ami to lie Into at her afternoon eallj
Do joii feci wenk. tired, despondent, h.ne freipient bend
iiclic. coined lonipir, bitter or hud tnMe in itiortiin,
iir.irt-hiirn,'' bcli-lmnt of (jn, ncid rionits in tliront after
cutiiil!, Motnacli (!nu or burn, foul brrutli, diy spell,,
poor or unable uppitite, lumeu t tiniri unit Uindnd
)iiiptom ?
If joii Ii.itc iiny eoimdcr.iblo niinibcr of tho
nlioc inptoiiM on nre iifli'rltiii from IiI.Ioik
torpid liter nith imliieitioii. or dyspeptiii.
Dr. Pierce (ioldrn Mcdiciil llltoourv i iimdc
lip of tbu must viiliiulilc ineilivinut prlnuiplc
knonn lo nieilioiil loirnor fur I lie pernmneiit
cure of ucli iiliiiiiriinil conditioiH. Il i n mint
efficient liver Im ijor.itor, stoin.iuli tonic, him el
regulator iind nerc Mrengtliciicr.
Hie (.olden Mrdirul l)ioerv" i n.it s pulent medicine or ecret noMnim,
n lull lit ol it inrrdirnts beuU printed on its hottle-H rspper ml Httnted
under oiilb. A liiiur nt these t .lion Ihst it ei.ntHino mi alcohol, or l irm
fill liubil.lormum dniv It is ,i tl.nd evlrct irntde ith purr, triple-n hoc J
jilKrrine, 'l proper Mrenth. from the root ol nmie Amerienn meduul
lorcst ilant. World Dispciuury Medienl Atioeiiitiou, Prop., llulTtflo N.
ijsmi il I'.tiJiggBBnmTttirmvr
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
I I V of his oi her o ii. and yc4 who
j can be roughly classified Into about a
doren types. Of enpeolal Interest are
j i he women one meets In their types.
That little, modestlv dressed girl
i a ho pome hurrying nlong with a
i.mntv ntrlde nnd a confident hiIko
! an belong only to one class. Hhe
! 'h ewxent hilly one of the hundreds of
'ihousnnds f her kind who nre work-
Is of little ImiHvrtnnce compared with opposed, nnd on account of our know ' ed in the country, I now
being latest the office or fuctoiy i ledgo of the sources from which j the approval of liovemor
i' i
II. i
Her life has Imbued her with a cer- springs the ino'lve tli-nt prompt hI the
tain lr of repose which mav ix- d's-1 Muskogee Indictment the poplo of
tlngulshed Henenih the iimxlmuni ol , Washita county, wlu, nt rcgwril to
vivacity. She passes down the street j party affiliation, Htit.scribe anew their
us she would cross the ballroom, ami j unfaltering fal'h In the honesty. In
ner position In the world Is written ' tegrlty nnd statesmanship of Oover-
plain ncross face and figure.
Ktillowlng her closely there Is a
girl whom a careless observer might
Imagine belonged to the same class,
but the more acute would not fall In
to tho snino error. He would not ned
to watch her turn down that alley
THE GREATEST GUBE
FOR
COUGHS "COLDS
dr. mms
NEW DISCOVERY
GUARANTEED CURE FOR
Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, La Grippe,
Quinsy, Hoarseness, Hemorrhage of the Lungs,
Weakness of the Lungs, Asthma and
all diseases of
THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST
PREVENTS PNEUMONIA
Eleven years ago Dr. King's New Discovery permanently cured
me of a severe and dangerous throat and lung trouble, and I've
been a well man ever since. G. 0. Floyd, Merchant, Kershaw, S. C.
PRICE 50o
AND SI.OO
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
ARDMORE PHARMACY
'o win,
l'2 r In ch l,nmH this Is no. and
oi. ( d,i up in Sheffield, a rival pat
rcu who was backing a iMixer played
a mk' on me that I shall ncer for
get The old rascal nrmnged that
turnstiles should be placixl nt every
ili'i'.iuce to the hall ami of
when 1 came up I couldn't
through, much lest over; so my
ing In the factories of the country, and disappear under that sign, "stage
I'rolmlilv not more than it years of ilt.or," to know her place and oceu-
age. the alert and se'.f-assitretl look
In her eyes betrays the fact that she
has already spent an apprenticeship
In life's training school and Is not
Ignorant of tho world.
The confidence with which she
course' trends her way through the crowded
get j sheets bespeaks the city girl while
hid' her simple clothes tell of her condl-
was nefariously deprived of my inortil
support He wo'i, nevertheless, so that
It tided happily after a'.l.
,l enormity has lel me into some
pickle I can tell you. I weigh
".7 s'one
Mgh ".H,
pauncli il
Inches and foot Inches long. Once
when I was going to Coventry I found
I couldn't set Into tho carrlngH and
j Wien I asked tho Kuard to put mo In
tils van he liiatiKiy reiugeii.
tlou In life. The little Imnils are
ungloved and a trifle coarsened by
manual labor, but the natural coquet
ry of her sex peeps out In the bow or
rlblKin with which her hair 1 lied
In
!4,".Vfc Inches, i taste. Her coiffure Is simple, for she
feet 1 Inch, j and which Is perhaps a little crude
with chest fi
: inches calf
feet 2V4 Inches, arm 23 'has no time to waste In the morning
on elaborate hnlrdresslug. This Is a
point worthy of note, for a whole
book might be written on the reveln
Hons to bo foitiwl In the way n woman
does her hair.
"So I had to travol ns luggage In tho Tho lltlo factory girl passes om her
luggage van: when the porter saw
me he said: "Which sldo up?" because
I'm further around than up and down,
and he wanted to make me pay ex
e. us lugRiige on myself.
"I havo broken the springs and bent
the sVps of Innumerable calls and
car's, and nine times out of ten the
cabbies refuse to take mo as a fare.
Tho railway carriages have signs that
say. 'Seat live.' but when I got In
they say 'Sent thee.' I have to wear
specially made coa's, trousers and
way to be swallowed up In the rcii
eral sea of humanltv which surges
backward and forward, ami attention
Is attracted to another girl who steps
out of the mass to cross the road. It
Is only necessary to mark her hcsltat
Ing and timid manner and the anpre
heuslve way in which she glances
over her shoulder to know that she Is
a stranger to the big city. A closer
Inspection leaves little doubt as to
her classification.
N'o matter how clear the skin and
There is Only One
Thai is
USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLO IN OWL DAY.
boots and once. -in outfitter who bright tlio eye of tho city girl there Is
nimle me some dress shirts exhibited a peculiar freshness of complexion
one in the window and It took up the
whole space.
"I eat every thing I want except po
tatoes and ns for the anti-fat prepara-
Hons, don't you believe In them tit all.
pa Hon. It Is utmost Impossible lo
define exactly why. In nine onsen out
of ten. the stage girl may bo known
Immediately she appears in public.
Perhaps her colors are n trifle gay
er, her actions a little more ostenta
tious, and her voice pltchtHl sllghtl)
higher than her sisters' but even
those distinctions do not wholly ac
count for her iinn'lfctnkuble type. It
must be sufficient to note thnt rarely j
would a man or woman of the world
fail to mnrk the girl In the theatrical
profession on sight.
liist III the list comes the seleio' j
girl. There is Utile trouble in deciph I
erlng her. She may not be any 1
younger or ns young, ns the factorv
hand or the store clerk but her ap
pearance cannot be mistaken Llfe
has not yet loaded Its responsibilities
on hiT shoulders or broken the spell
of her Illusions by Its rude contact
Tho buoyancy of her step, the clarity!
oi her gaze, ami tho Innocent manner'
In which she confronts the world all
(ell the story of olio whose life still
flows In quiet and shallow streams,
So they all pass down the busy
street, each with a little history of
her own written In letters big enough
for the philosopher to read If he have
the Inclination.
nor 'has. .V. Hnskell. and 1ld him
Ood speed in his efforts to rid this
fair land of umlealrable cttsens from
abroad, unlawful combinations of cap
Ital from wilhln this state, and to
make It the permanent abode of pence
plenty nml prosperity.
Unanimously adopted In mass con
vention with erery aectlon of the
county represented.
(Signed! M. it. IlltOU'W
Chairman.
.I. .I. McCUIUjUY. Secy.
DILL GOES TO GOVERNOR.
The
Antl Child Labor Dill Now Re.idy
For Approval,
r.uthile, l'eb I'll Oklahoma s auti
child lalKir bill a compnix n -ne doc
lltlient and .-mil to lie the he i u l(
The bill passed the Iioiikc r i
morning without amendment
Conspicuous In the camp.nn
education necessary to seem
adoption of such legislation, . M
Kate Barnard, state commissi
charities. Kver since she tnt i
life, and especially since i
has the little woman appeal. ,!
people to protect the chlUli.,,
employment that Is dlaastro i i
life and demoralizing all so !
AlthoiiKh III for several w
.Miss liarnaul lelt a hhiiIi,i ,i i i
(dllle buck tn tilltlirle Her i, a, i I I
the enactment uf a hill Unit i- i, f, 1
pleasing to all coiiccne-ii In tie c .1
toward hiiiua ilu s in-thtnnnt
IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE
Alxiiitthofloof yiHir-liof,, It t homo tif m
to kumv tliftt lii.ni Hiilu rim in nr phiua A i .
mllrrliyrirlnl.linK AHi'ii'n ro-)t-l"0 Imthrm.
Iiitttliu tliliiL' for Pinnni; l'rtlin, I'.Krnt Lrn'litr
rihm-p, aiul for lirrtikliiK III w HIhh-a. Wlictt
rutilHTfl or ovithImh' l' nim lu'icamuy ntril y:ar
hix'H pinch, Allen' Foot I'vo rivi-n liHtant rt jf
Sold llviTrwIiiTi'.V.Ic HiwiiIo 1'HKK MV.r.f,
Mint S. UIiiikUhI, Im llojr, N. Y. Ihntar ,lnny
FELKER
I Kxerclse Is the only thing for fat
folks and 1 recommend them all to try
lit.
about her rival from tho country
which apparently can never be dupli
cated. There Is also something dlstlnc
tlvo nbout her walk and carriage. Her
movonionts aro freer, her stride long
erIt Is the gait of a person accus. 1
j tonied to big spaces nnd lonely roads. I
I Then thoro Is something in. tne way
! she dresses. The style ami fashion
Foley's Honey nnd Tar clears the
air passages, stops the Irritation in;
tho throat, soothes tho Inflamed inem-j
brnnes, and the most obstinate cough j
disappears. Sore and Inflamed lungs
nro "healed and strengthened, and tho 1
cold Is expelled from the system. He-1
fuse any but tho getiulno In the yellow j
package. Sold by all druggists.
The Grocer
Everything good to eat un
der one roof.
ENDORSING GOV. HASKELL1
Always remember tho full n;
lor this signature on every
box.
Look
&VLJ,
CHAMPION FAT MAN.
England's "Jolly Jumbo,' Holelkeeper
and Trainer of Fighters.
Kngland's champion fat man, u,
100 pounder, who Is one of tho lead
ing sporting celebrities on tho other
side, is William Thomas Ecclcstono,
better known as ".lolly Jumbo.' It
Is his boast thnt ho Is tho biggest
human being on tho faco of tho carta.
Ho has a carriage, chair and bed
specially built for him and a heavy
drav horse lugs him from plnco to
place. If he could havo his weight In
gold he would bo ablo to salt away
.caO.000. Hut with all this avoirdupois
Jolly Jumbo can movo nround as live
ly on his feet as tv feather-weight.
- In telling how ho got his nlcknamo
he says he once helped to put 1. T.
Humum's famous ok'phant Jumbo,
aboard a ship at Liverpool and thnt
ho rendered so much valuable assist
anco that tho bystanders dubbed him
Jumbo without further ceremony. His
Jovial disposition, he says, caused
Jolly to be tacked on lntor.
Tho big man soon wonit into tho
hotel business and opened n sporting
resort, which has been made tho bend
tpiartera of many pugilists In recent
years. Jolly Jumbo minwhllo learn
ed so much about boxing thnt ho be
came an expert trainer of pugilists.
"One of tho most vnluablo qualities
a trainer can possess.' ho said recent
ly, is that of Inspiring confldcuco in
his man. Well I havo that, and when
I nm nt tho ilngslde my lad Is sure
Washington Once Gave Up.
to three doctors: was kept in bed for
five weeks. Blood poison from a spid
er's bite caused large, deep sores to
cover his log. The doctors failed
then "llucklln's Arnica Salvo com
plotely cured me,' writes John Wash
Ingtoii, of Bosqiievllle, Tex. For ec
zema, boils, burns nnd piles It's su
preme. 23c at Ardmore I'hnrmacy.
New Labor Paper,
(luthrle, Okla.. Feb. 2!l. To encour
ace closer sifllllatlon between larin-
may be all light, at least as a mere I
man may tell, but she affects a'
grenter gaiety of color, something
more of a gala attire than her city
sister. Of course this Is easily ex-'
plained by the fact that thp country!
girl In tho' city Is usually on a holl-
day, but at the safe time she has
CITIZENS OF WASHITA COUNTY
REGARDLESS OF POLITIC S
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
Cordell. Okla.. Feb. 22.
Washita !
county, citizens, regardless of politics,
in mass meeting here, adopted ring-
grown up without having always to j resolutions endorsing flov. Has-
take Into consideration smoke and
sent a copy.
kull and
.. ,. n . . t . . ,
u.,,1.1 ...l,nn nlwtnallltr ll..r fnullltneu 1-AftlHl'U III pell Ullll 1I1K
Tl.eri. i 0,10 tvne of ulrl. neeuiar J. K. Illllups. who personally
beautifully
to Senator
pre-
ers and IsUicrers Is the ma! npurposoto tno city, or modern creanon, pur
linmalso distinctive that It is almost Im-
Farmer nnd laborer, located at Shaw
nee .and to publish Its first issue the
first week In April. The periodical
will be edited by I'. ,1. Henretty. bet-
possible for the city bred man to mis
take It. This Is tho stenographer. It
seems us If there must be some subtle
psychological Influenco exercised bv
Milted the parchment to the governor.
C?
1 tlb tHb
mmro ssasym jk&'Q
M0STHE SYSTEM
OF CATABBH
Catarrh is a blood disease which causes a general inflammation of tl'e
inner lmiit,"' or mucous iiiiiiibr.uu-s of the 1km1. The diseasing of tlit-sc
dclkate surUccs nml tissues products nil the well' hnown svuiptoiiis of the
trouble such ns ringing noises in the head and t irs, tight, stuffy feeling in
the nose, pains above the eyes, irritation r f t'.ie throat, sometimes slight
fever, and a general feeling of weakness nnd ill hclth. liven the lungs
become affected by the continual passage of impure Mood through them, and
there is danger of consumption if the disease is allowed to remain in the
svstein. K. S. S. cures Catarrh because it purifies the Hood. It goes into
tiiecircubtion and removes every particle of the catarrhal matter, making
this vital iluid pute, rich nnd healthy. Then the inflamed membranes begin
to heal, every symptom disappears, the constitution is built up and health
restored. S. S. S. rids the system of catarrh by attacking the trouble at its
head and entirely removing the cause from the blood, thus unking a perma
nent and lasting cure. S. S. .S. is made entirely from health-giving roof,,
herbs and barks, and for this reason is an especially safe and desirable medicine.
Book oa Catarrh and any medical advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The resolution was ns follows. j
I (10 IT UXACTKD BY TIIH I'KO-(
IM.H OF WASHITA COFN'TV. OK-,
LA HUM A: 1
That tho people of Washita county
depreciate, condemn and denounce
tho efforts of foreign conspirators and
malefactors to trnduco and malign the
namo and character of our worthy
irjwiiiir, tho llonornble f N Hnskell.
bly the latest word In coiffures, but, " " auncKS irom su.n -ourc
which make the male mind grow .11 j' only tend to further endear his
zy trying to fathom how It Is done. ; groat public services to hN admiring
Tho shop girl somewhat approaches countrymen.
there is not quite the 1 "nt mo prosom ouirnge perpeinu-
but never follows the use of Foley's snmo alertness In her walk nnd ges-,"' "Ion ms nonoreu name, une u.is
Honey nnd Tar. for la grippe coughsL....,,. nnP 1. Bh( ,milv so couuettlsh' kK00 ludlctinont) is, In our Judgment.
land deep sented colds. Bnfuso nnyi. , . , ,,.. ,,. t1(, outgrowth of political envy In
,,n I work Involves a much gronter demand , trlguos and machinations from with
tm her vitality in tho first place an.l 1 out tho stato as woll as from unlaw
! 11.. i... ui... u ...11 n.. eiimou-lful and grafting oorporntlons from
I-.t.l.l. .1.1.. I.I
.r.iilrd ullli men and under mas- wuuiii mo mum aim irom mm .ui.iui
The Oldest Inhabitant
Says this is to bo the hardest winter in ten
years, and that reminds us to ask you about
your plumbing. Better havo it done now
hadn't you?
We aro making red hot prices on both
plumbing and tin work.
SPREKELMEYER COMPANY
West Main Street Phone 9
tor known ns "l.Utie Pete," or ,i)yna-i tho typewrltor to cause a curious un
mite Pete." who has for years been 1 Iformlty In Its feminine manipulators,
one of the chief legislative agents of j The stenographer Is always pent nnd
the coal miners of Oklahoma. Othor'iulet In her dross and movements,
Incorporators are C. h. Dougherty,! nnd her hnlr Is usually done In weird
state labor cnmmlsolnnor: F. C. Clay-1 and wonderful styles which are possl-
pool. John I.. BrlUon. W. T. Fields
nnd S. O. Dawos, well known state
labor leaders.
I'neumonla often follows !a grippe, this type, but
but
age.
th( genuine In tho yellow
Sold by all druggists.
If you happen to be in Oklahoma
City over overnight don't forget the
Grand Avenue Hotel
Good Cafe in connection.
We'lman Advises Carnegie.
Columbia. Mo.. Feb. 23. In an ml
dress on journalism before the Unl-
cullno Influonco as nor sister of tho
verslty of Missouri today Walter! keyboard.
Wellman advised Andrew Carnegie to
"build ills most useful nnd enduring
monument by founding at Washington
the greatest newspaper In tho world.'
"It should be a newspaper, not for
profit (though mnnaged on tho basis
of a business enterprise), but n news
paper with a purpose, and that pur
pose tho promotion of International
peace and of good govornniont.prog
ress and reform in America "
Next In consideration ns a typo
comes the society girl. Who does not
knew her and recognize her when he
sees her? Her costunio is stylish, of
course, but It is something more. She
tolls pot. neither does she spin. ,nt
least. In the ordinary acceptance of
tho term, nnd consequently sho does
not have to meet the requirements
In dress which must bo considered by
the girl In tho storo or office. Also
nation of character assassins U10 iieo-
pie of Washita county stand forever
C U. Kluger. the Jeweler. tC0 Vlr
gln'a avenue, IudlnnaiMiHs. Ind.,
writes: "I was so weak from kidney
trouble that I cou'd ha-dlv walk a
hundred feet. Four bottles of Folov's
Kidney Bemedy cleared my complex
Ion, cured mv backachn and tho Ir
regularities disappeared, and I can
now nttentl to business every day
and recommend Foley's Kldnev Itetne-,
dy to all sufferers, as It cured mo nf-
Icr the doctors and othor rcineiilci
had failed." Sold by all dniKglits.
vi
t I 1 1 iiis m 9 9 1 iit m
McFarland's Hotel
F.J. McFAItLA.N'l), Proprietor
McALKSTKU, OlvLA.
European Plan. 75 modern
rooms 75c and $1. Largo
sample room. A popubr
priced restaurant in con
nection Fish dinners a
specialty.