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THE DAILY AUDMOREITE.
Ardmore, Sunday, January 23, 1910,
Our Annual Clearing
THE KID STATESMAN
AND OLD POLITICIAN
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United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
PAGE TWO
1-4
Will last ten days only. To everybody
that feel that they are entitled to an annual
discount sale, may have 1-4
all furniture, carpets and rugs, except Globe
Wernicke section cases, Hoosier Cabinets
and the Sealy Mattresses,
will sell at regular prices.
A. C. Young Furniture Co.
Bivens, Corhn & Frensley
We are better prepared than ever to supply you with
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
CHARTER OAK STOVES, Gas, Coal and
Wood Burners
The Famous JOHN DEERE PLOWS AND
CULTIVATORS
Corrugated Iron Roofing
Barb Wire, Hog and Chicken Wire Fencing
We are prepared to handle both cash and credit
trade. Make our store your headquarters.
Phone 49. Corner Main and Washington Streets.
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
JUST A LETTER
aPgMRCBMUBSajUtWM.I'VltiilWMiiM
To die
People of Ardmore and Carter
Count)-:
If you have never visitei
iii t i
you would he surprised to
have two buildings 50x200
dimensions up stairs and
just full of the best
Implements, Tinware, Ktc
ever seen. jur prices
for the quality considered
. .1 1
ciaie your iraue am
show you
or not.
our
tfoorls
Yours for
T. K. KEARNEY
Subscrlbn for The Ardmorclfe
Off
'ilfliliM'HSI
our store,
now
tli at we
feet eacli in
down stairs
1 hardware,
otoves,
you have
the lowest
We appre-
are
we are anxious to
whether
buy
you
Business,
Jttad Ardmorelte. Wr t Ads.
Sale
off for cash on
These three items
This
Davenports
$25.00
NET
L ESTATE DEAL
JONES DROTHERS PURCHASED
THE WHEELER DUILDINGS ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
A real estate tloal which Involved
si'iout fd.OOl) was closed yesterday.
M Whcoler olio of tho oldest resi
dents of the town has nld to Car'.
.1., and Fred C. Jones three business
houses at the corner of 11 and Main
street. The price wa. about t25,iJo.
This property Is located on lie of the
nest ionics In tho city. Tho Jones
llr.ithcrs will Improve tho property
t idler liy adding several stories or
by tearing the present 'building on
tlfil away and bu'ldlng a inodeni
office bull ling. Their plans have not
hi u comp eted as yet. Tho deal has
been on for some time and u third
lart sent to the offlco or Mr. Wheel
er, a check for $23,000 for th. property
and when the Jones men saw what
was golirs on, they Immediately clos
ed the deal.
Mr. Wheeler also sold the Adrlcu
hotel pro-verty and tho adjoining bus
iness houses nnd his home on West
.Main street nnd other roslMioo proi
erty In that section of the city, aggre
gating 10,000 to J. r. Smith of Kansas
City. Mr. Smith will nt once mid
twenty or more wxn to tho Adrlcu
Ivotel and will otherwise Improve the
property.
Mr. Wluelor took lit etchanse on
tho deal with Mr. Smith l.f.tW acres
of hri In Mitchell county, 7eaj and
will mo vo to that snto.
Ho has boon a. citizen of Ardmore
for a number of years nnd lins accu
mutated a largo amount of properly.
Ho believes tho Toxas country odors
him tho opportunities ho seoks and
wid movo to that stato,
$65,000
THEY DISCUSS THE QUESTION OF
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
REVEAL A SCHEME.
tIJy T. I'liMlV HENSON, Author of
"I ho Singlo 'lax lu Oklahoma, or the
White Man s Hurdon." ' Old King Coal
laml, or Awake at thtr Switch," "Hill
& Hill, or Why Elephants Climb
Trw,'' and other works on political
economy.)
Old Hill Smith has cot It sized up
2T!
ami
alKiut right," sild the Kid statesman,
he aimed a ball for tho sldo pocket
tritd to look iincoiicerned when It
went Into tho corner one.
And what loos 11111 say?" asked
the old Polltb Ian, nuletly spotlng the
ba 1.
1 "Ho says this man Cmce alnt any
advertlfier. He dont faeoihls game up
bold before tlio public. He alnt onto
tho 11 rut principles of political advor
, Using. Where would Koosoolt have
I lu'eii If It wasnt for the a mora men?
i ncro would Teddy have been polit
ical y If old Vewhagin badnt painted
J li i in on Jilu tlery steed, with his sword
. up In tho air, riding like mad up San
iJu ui hill, nt tho head of ttic gallant
j Hough lllders, when ho was really up
on KetUo Hill looking nt It with his
J spy-glass."
! The old man llghtoi, his ilpe and
j used tho bridge to carefully slide a
' Lull Vw.t.t.. K.t-jtu. tV... (nli n.iH ....I.I
nothing.
"He's lettlnr Alfalfa William get
away with the goods. Old you seo the
ist number of Watson magazine?
"rui-hii.'
I "That's the stuff that goea that's
, tho creamy dope for tho hoi pollol.
Tney !ap It tip llko Hudwelser suds.
There sits old Hill with a threo weeks
i growth of beard on his face and a
1 pair of bib overalls on, with some
. ton foot corn stalky stacked up behind
. lilm and a look of weary toll upon his
countenance
I "Vc8," broke In the old Politician,
. with energy, "and by IiIr sldo sits an
11.S00 a year private secretary, with
an Eng'lsh worsted suit on, an1.! a
' diamond pin that must have mado
t .at photographer blink. You may be
I right, my boy perhaps Lee Crueo Ir
not up on tho advertising business,
, but by the sanio token, neither Is
, your friend William. Have you over
(studied art, my boy? Hnvo you ever
. gone lu for art for art's sake? Well,
there's a thing lu art that they call
unity I don't know what the devil It
, all means myse.f, lint I have got glim,
mi rings, For Instance, If your'ro going
to take a picture of a cow, you mus'nt
put It abxiaJ, ship. If you want to
' preserve the unities, you wouldn't
take a picture of a gun boat on Hick
ory" cretk, or put a bull lu a parlor,
or a line lady in an empire 'gown nnd
a (ialnesborough dint a twisting a calf's
tall to git It to go through tho barn
yard gtte. you understand?
i "1 don't catch you, I'erclval," said
tho Kid. Ightly.
"I'll oloosl.late the bearings of tho
observation, Mr. Kyrley Ilcllow," ans
1 wered the old man. "I'll not let you
suffer for '.ack of comprehension. I'll
take the blue 'ball for the side good.
, ou see, my lad, overalls and beards
Is i right In their place. I have
nothing agin them. As adjuncts to a
1 iKlltIc:i campaign, they may bo used
to good purpose. Jinny a man has vot
ed for a pair of overalls and a ragged
r beard nnd foui'd out afterwards that
neiCur one of them went Into offlco
! with the man after ho was elected.
Hut that's neither hero nor there. Hut
If you are going to bo a horny limited
son of toll, I say, nicopJing to tho
canons of true art and whnt would
the world bo, my loy. without art If
you are going to do the thing up ar
tistically, you must look to your stage
settings. Now, who ever heard of a
man cutting corn with a private sec
retary w'tli a diamond pin lu his era
i:i and his hair parted In the inldd'o
trotting along taking notes? Now. I
want to bo fair with 11111 perhaps
: tint's what they oall this new fangled
Intensive fanning. Mnybo so. I am
sure I don't know. Hut what I say Is
that It lant art. my boy. and It isnt
n proper preservation of the eternal
un't'os, you understand.
"Now, of course. If It was Intended
j for a picture of an English landlord
In couti'tatlnn with hU overseer. It
i would have come nearer hitting the
mark. As It Is. It is like that picture
of the last supper that Mark Tw-iln
tells about. In one corner of It the
artist, by poiiio strange freak of fan
cyyou know them artist fellers aro
I all freaks anywav had pilntcd In an
I olil-fahloned lnlr trun' with straps
; over It, and Mark says that when he '
i cot his eyes on that hair trunk, ho
eou'dn't seo anything elce In the pic-
ture ever 'ifterwards. It was a pic
ture of a hair trunk with the last sup
' Irr as a bark ground. And to it Is
I with Hill's magazine poster. As tho
presentment of nn llllgant private seo
, refry. arrayed llko So'otnon In all his !
i g'ory. with cokleburry Wlllhm as a
back ground. Its a glittering success, '
but as a campaign document, my 1ioy, I
mark my wonR It will keep Hill busy
tmm now till pr'nmry day explaining 1
j that private secretary." i
I "Well Hill's the bov cm do It,"
sild the KH, "If there's nnythlng that
Hill can't explain, I dont know what
It Is."
".Sim-. well. wo'H wait for his net
lecture on "How to Farm with a l'rl
nte Secretary." I'll go to hear it. !
I'm nlwnys anxious to heir of the
latest modern devices. Tho only kind
I of f.irmlnj the old man was used to
. was to do sentry-go with a niulo for
pace-maker and a pair of s ick hin
i dies for props. Hut there Is one thing
1 sure, I've never tried to nlse corn
with a prlvato Focrotary. Mayle It's
, all right. We live and learn."
"You don't catch the Idea lad."
"No Well, give me a bit of It a
- little at a t'mo, bo my fovb'o jntclllct
can ubHirb It."
I "It's ono of Bills frchenus that
private secretary. Ho s a foil for 1)111.
I.ook thou on this picture, nnd then on
this, as my friend Hamlet Uied to say
otm think ny prlvato ecretnry was
Th Distinguishing Feature of
Ore nuilHloti Is ILs Ct'ILVTIVE
Qt'ALlTV, Which All Other
emulsions I.nck,
HOME TREATMENT FOR
TUBERCULOSIS.
It Is not necessary to go away
j fiom homo and Incur tho great ex
pense, of the "Outdoor Sanitarium j'
J to cure Consumption. Many thoiH
amis victims of tuberculosis--cannot
afford It.
' Fortunately there la t method of
treating this dreadful disease wh"re
b. the poor have equal chanc.' wlt.i
; the rich.
It Is not a question of any par
ticular climate or outdoor llvlu-; In
luxurious ''Homos for Consumptive'."
PLENTY OK FRESH AHt, SUN
1 SHINE and Wholesome Food nt
Home, together with OZOMUI.SION
which Is within tho roach of til!
will, If taken In time, afford all
tho relief that the most expensive
sanitariums offer.
O.omulsIon Is known, recommend
ed and sold by worthy dniggists ev
erywhere lu Hi o.. nnd 8 oz. bottles.
Always ask for Ozomulslon by
, name.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL
, That nil may experience for them
selves what this exclusive -prepara-,
tlon will do, a .'! oz. Trial bottle
, will 'be sent by mall to all who send
their address, by postcard or letter,
to tho Ozomulslon Co., 5 IS Pearl
St., New York.
tho candidate It's as If Hill Is sayluc
, to the voter 'but It ism the joke's
'6n you It's plain old Dill, the man
' of tho people, that's tho Candidate,
, ha-ha. Now, If I was running ax
Cntco's campaign
"You would put him among a bunch
of dagoes on a hand car and tako bis
picture a hold of tho crank and Cjo
sweat making rivulets through tho
grime ou his face, and you'd put that
out to catch tho labor vote. You'd
play that again the hornii-handed far
mer and tho private secretary. Well,
maybo there's something lu It 1 dun-
; no. Hut "
Hero tho old man paused for a long
pace and took two or threo long
, draws on the pipe.
i "Hut," resumed the o'd Politician,
with a dreamy look lu 1ils eye. "Ta'k
lug of thcosophy and the nebular hypo
thesis and all that sort of thing I
seo that Hill Murray has opened h's
headquarters at McAlestor?"
"So I hear,' renin feed tho Kid.
1 There was a silence between them
for a while.
"That's -where Frank McMurray
lives, Isn't It?" asked tlie old man,
Innocently. "I wonder If they .i e
'any kin?"
A Wild Blizzard Raging
1 brings dnngor, suffering often de.vh
i to thosuands, who tako cold3,
I coughs and lagrlppe that terror of
Winter nnd Spring. Us danger slg
J nals aro "stulted tip," nostrals, lower
part of nose fcore, chills and fever,
pain In back of head, and throat
gripping cough. When Grip nUacks,
as you value your life, don't delay
go'tlng Dr. King's New Discovery.
"Ono bottle cured me," writes A. L.
Dunn, of Pino Valley, Miss., "after be
ing 'laid up' threo weeks with Grip."
For sore, lungs, Hemorrhages,
Coughs. ColdH, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Its supreme. 50c.
$1.00. Guaranteed by Ardmoro Phar
macy. Santa Fe nrnkeman Hurt.
Wynuiwood, Oku., Jan. L'2. L. I.
Marsha, a Santa Fe brakeman wan in
Juied hero Thursday morning, when
he was struck by an open gate to one
of the cattle chutes nt the stock yards.
The Injured man was taken to the
Santa Fe hospital at Temple for
treatment.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cu-e
any case of kidney or bladder 'rouble
that Is not beyond the reach of medi
cine. It Invigorates tho entire sys
tem and strengthens the kidneys so
they eliminate tho Impurities from
the blood. Hackacho, rheuma'lsm.
kidney and bladder troubles are all
cureu 4iy uus great nieuicine. uom
mence taking at once and
Hrlght's Disease nnd Diabetes,
by all druggists,
avoid
Sold
Wynnewood Hap Curfew Law.
WyniKwocil, Okla., Jan. 22. The
Wynnewood council 'has passed nn or
dinance prohibiting boys from loiter
ing on the streets after U o'clock at
night and repealing the former curfew
law
Making Life Safer.
Everywhere life Is bolne made more
safe through the work of Dr. King's
.New l.lfe PIlis In Constipation, bill
ousness, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Liver
troubles, Kidney idsoasos and Howe!
Disorders. They're easy, but surp,
and perfectly build up tho health. 25c
at Ardmoro Pharmacy.
Pneumonia Follows a Cold
but never follows the uso of Foley's
Honey nnd Tar, which stops the j
cough, luals the I'iiish, and expels the 1
cold from jour system. Take nt flrt 1
sign of a cold and avoid a dangerous
illness Sold by all druggists.
Lot of pcop e aro Just Idiotic'
enough to think they aren't.
Thin? Pale?
Contull vour doctor freely about medical mat'
Itrt. He knows. Truit hlm. Da as he iatj.
I'ollau) hit advice at all timet. fvSf"'?;'
ASPHALT INDUSTRY MAY LEAD
TO PROMOTION OF LINE OF
RAILROAD TO NORTHWEST.
J. E. Parkor has arrived In tin
city accompanied by his family front
Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Parker has
been Interested In this section of
Oklahoma Tor two years or more.
Ho nnd his company have purchased
a largo acreage of land near Wood
ford, from .1. S. Alvorson an I have
leased other large tracts. This prop
erty Is covered with asphalt whlc'i
is said lo be the finest In tho
8titJ nnl that nicatM the finest In
the world, for tho reason ilia". Ok
lahoma leads In the quality of ns
nh.ilt nnd nlso In the quantity
Refineries will bo built. It Is to
the advantage of tho company to
place these refineries near the gas
mains nnd most likely they will
be built west of hero somewhere
on the gas lino which connccta tho
Wheeler fields with Ardiaoro. fl.o
business Interests of 1 It :dty It
scorns should get busy and make tbo
Inducements to this company to lo
cate tho refineries here. Tho mut
ter of transportation of the asphalt
l.i now a problem with the company.
The men at the head of tho companv
have been accustomed to handling
matters of tho kind and they wilt
solve tho transportation problem by
tho building of a railroad whlcn
will bo extended to I.awton or they
will build an asphalt road Into Ard
more and use traction engines for
transporting the products of th i
mines.
T. W. Garbutt, president of tho
Chickasaw Asphalt company, Is now
In New York on matters connected
with tho business here nnd ho Is
expected to arrive In Ardmoro wlthlr
ton days, He will nlso brh.T hit
family with him anil reside here.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY '
Take LAXATIVE BUOMO Quinine'
Tablets. Druggists refund money If i
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig
nature Is on each box. 25c. I
FURNITURE FACTORY
THE FRALEY MILLS MAKING MIS
SION FURNITURE, STORE FIX
TURES, ETC.
Several ne.w customers have been j
add led to our ml 1 tho past week, i
They havo learned they can get any-
j thing in furniture or wood work here
eiitaper man senium.; away tor 11. Wo ;
can take care of a few more orders
Wo make
PLATE RAIL, I
MISSION BOX SEATS,
SKIRT BOXES, I
LAWN SEATS, I
COUNTERS,
QUILTING FRAMES,
STORE FIXTURES,
Out of town work given prompt at
tention. All builders will find It to
their interest to let us do their mill
work.
FIIALEY'S PLANING MILL,
H. T. Hunt, Manager.
) Chamberlain's Cough Homed;' u a
, very valuablo medicine for throat an I
lung troubles, quickly relieves and
cures painful breathing and a dangjr
i ously sounding cough which Indicates
I congested lungs. Sold by nil dealsrs.
Notice to Probate Will
In the County Court of carter Coun
ty, Oklahoma.
In tho matter of the estate of tho
said Mingo Inpunnubbee, deceased.
Tho State of Oklahoma to the heirs,
next of kin and creditors of the said
Mingo lnpunniibboo, decoaBoJ, you
aro hereby notified that John G. Oll
lard on the 11th day of January, 1910,
filed In tho court of Carter county a
written Instrument that purported to
bo tho last will and testament of
I -Mingo Inpunnubbee, and also a pe
tition asking that tho same bo pro
bated as the will of .Mingo Inpunnub
bee, deceased; nnd that letters testa
mentary lie issued to the said John G.
Glllard of Durwoo.l, Oklahoma, to car
ry out tho request of the above men
tioned will.
All parties interested In sail es
tate are hereby notified that the pe
tition of tho said John G. Glllard Is
set for hearing on tho 21th day of
January, 11)10, at Ardmore, at 10
o'clock before tho County Judge of
Carter County, Oklahoma, for tho
purpose of proving the above mention
ed will, and granting letters testamen
tary to tho said John,G. Glllnrd.
I. R. MASON, County Judge.
12-19-23
A woman makes up t,o carefully
that even when her red lnlr isn't
really rel she can have a temper as
If It was.
All run down, easily tired, thin, pale,
nervous? And do not know whit to
take? Then go direct to your doctor.
Ask his opinion of Aycr's non-alcoholic
Sarsaparilla. No Alcohol, no stimu
lation. A blood put iBer, a nerve tonic,
a strong alterative, an aid to dlgeatlon.
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If this bank Is a Bafo place
for the city, state and nation
to deposit their funds It U a
safe placo for the farmer ami
business man to keep bin
funds. TRY IT.
G. W. Stuart, President
P. D. Maxwell, Cashier
BETTER HURRY VP
And try our famous brand of
BIG HAND FLOUR be
cause it assures to every fam
ily using it the sweetest and
most wholesome and nourish
ing bread, biscuit and pastry.
You will be surprised at the
difference in results between
ordinary Hours and this one.
Tyler Simpson Co.
Wholosalo Distributors.
J. L. Wilson
Transfer and Storage
I have a good building
leased in which I storo all
kinds of household goods
at reasonable rental. Phono
72 and I will do tho rout.
Goods hauled anywhere
or packed and stored.
Promp and careful atten
tion to every order.
W. P. Poland
I H. Foslcr
Poland & Foster
Ceneral Insurance
Office Over The First
National Dank.
Telephone No. 48
SEE
Waller I Evans S Co.
For Real Estate
Oflicos over City National
Bunk. Phono ,r)7
Owners of Walcott Ad
dition.
T. K. HOWARD, Mgr.