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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore, Friday, January 21, II 10
(InliHtii Ir right; If It litis tip; fnets; It
can afford to Tie eoiirteom and decent
t( those who are not onllfrhtiied
I do not bHIi-vp that ao -InllRiii is j
i iKtif . I iiillf'to that It constantly ill" 1
I. hi. trie fuel. I believe that II l 1
,i iiii'iuiif in tut- romitiprclal, the ,
ii, r.il, ami the Rplrlturil Wi'll-belti ir
i i omiry and the people In Ii I
Ik vc Hint tt la growlni: that In
1 1 in It urn) hi- Hiicrraafiil, unlcM coin
I i t. . I tli:it It outfit to be CXpOS'il
mil its i.iIIiic'Ich lalil bare. In hold
ii tl sentiments, I do not ilonv
to am man tho Hull I to think dlffci
mu I may change my 'wn vl'
tn t i in. hut aa I nee It at n ok iii
I In' MiilaliHtii' movement Ih the Knit
i m mi nai'c, and the most to bo-rcai .1
(Iiimki r c luce I.. I. S
THE
OF
KING
CURES
DR. KING'S
OVERY
PAGE SIX
NEW
FOR COUGHS and COLDS.
FOR WEAK, SORE LUNGS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, HEMORRHAGES
AND ALL
THROAT and LUNG
DISEASES.
PREVENTS PMEUIV30f3!A
I regard Dr. King's New Msoveiy ns the grandest medicine of
modern times. One bottlo ccmplchly cured mu of a very bud
cough, which was steadily growing worse under other treatmenta.
KARL SHAMliURG, Codcll, Kos.
PRICE 500 AND $1.00
3 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY C
ARDMORE PHARMACY
The Menace
I.
it lie said, at the outset, Ilia i
' iti r Ih lint a iMiclalt.il either In ,
ir fact I .ct It alho he said,
el writer Ih lint a foe tn sih'Iii
i i pi in llin hciwo that lie In
dia! HdclallHtM nie mistaken.
il In the illaKlumln nf the ills ,
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Mm in i hu reineJy Kclec.e! an 1
e 'I he writer was born In a
"I'Hiii. render iiinlilHl owry nrdl
i IicuiuhUiii'ck, and has Viiiii IiIh
amidst much opposition, tn the
and prominence he now hold,
t.iilii'r. business men will do
to mid those IIiioh, ami then
' it lug iKimleied carelully over them
to act
l''lrs! Socialism In the groat niove
iiient nf tho twentieth oentiir). The
nun who counts the socialist party
Mite a.s a sample nf the lull strength
nf the socialist uinveiuent, hIiowh
Ii ack nf unilorHlauilltig. In fact,
I would eiiiihatlcally differentiate be
twciii tlie ttoelallsl party and the n
i i.ilKt uinvemeut. In the ptrty aie
(inly rhiMc who bollovo that a polltl
i.i' ihaiigo alnue will bring almut a
nwr-al nf ecoiiiiinlc conditions: III
the movement arn those who are In
tile party and these. tvin at hart
irn 'ipi'ii socialists, yet who to not
tupport the jstrty and ititn the tick-
Lit It lie euiihatieally understood
ti.it the tariff question the negro
mioM'-.ii, the .lap.uii'He pnililem In
t.u-t. ill thetie pmli'i'iiiK are not tn
oinpansl tn thU tiinhlem of tin
i ',i I.-.1 iiMnement. It is tntlet. In
it' is, hut iln nut Ini'Ki'l that it Ik
i it . iiihiUH y allie I Hlinilld aay that
V -.iiialiH. iiiiiuMiient l Krowini; fa
ii i iiu any iihivhjii.'iii In the last
iiu.iitei nt a century . The il.i Im tint
Mr if when a president, elected on a
ii' i.iliM mnemellt platlnrm will lie
' the head of our fioveriunent.
Setoiul -SnolallHin is a wiuuiliK
i ovi.iiciitl know that our rich men
l d nwi, nmt Imagine Dial thelin
.i -."turlty tliat will never lie dis
turbed Did not their lathers enjoy
' a Ir R,iJim in reiiMinahlo peace' Will
lot th v ami their children also en--y
'i n wealth? 1 nm not a cntam
tH howler, or an amateur prophet.
Ilu nark me, there will he ,i ett I'
ll 1 1 "f ntliK ionic of Uiene il,y,
and !i. n fhat day ('null's, I would
int a. int to he a uiemlHU- ot the
i i ' - . h (he innwHiw for all (he
t .cmi y of u Hncketeller and a Mor
.i hen injuml oud outrairi'd la-
.- ilt la icinrni' the lu-cuuiulnt
1 wroiiKii ot the centutiti., it in apt
' 4. t that taiiltal lias any riitl.ta,
w I 'll mo inWloe The day
' i "line In -omUiR, It ilepenilH up
. !;(.(-.. a (o hnv Iiiiik it can
'ivd off. If J ajn not miMliilten
i i teinpiT of the tailoring !(
li'-re In a jtrowliiK Imp.itleuee
' ' iiimliia' cvtrmanance of
' V.u may he able to evplntn
n' lf, how it l.i that iin hae
. i chum '-ieuee and comfort that
mi k an imrchai.il, w hlle your poor
i . ni ban uothlux to eat hut )im
i i -ii '. . nlaiu ll to him. One ot the
i r .ui'i.-alim daiiKei i of the mi
t.ii imin.lielit Ih thin. It Ii Kath-
i l j. in III of the affected, dlK;run
t id iii'.i'in()loi'd I'a-'in-w of men, din
I tlitir eart the smr) nf their
nii -s n-heariililK 'n lliein their
Muj an.' eer niultlplyiiiK i1i'ances
ulr'i the ii'Hiilt rhal ulien the inati.t
' mm' in hind paKilnii, they will
or' '. ti i1Ut;iiil !i lu'twein rich"
i :'(Kie.-tl and li het. Kotten dlh
i ' i vti I do nut iiiwrt tint the
t ni't.. are the tonis ot tho rloh, but
I do assert that tho majority of tho
poor people brllovo they tre. I do
aisir' that It in Impossible for tho
of Socialism
in. in Hit!. mil tin Hl y to Ki't jllHtlce III
i lie i mills, lint I dn HH.serl that the
malnrltv ol imor peoplo bolloro Uioy,
an not . I do not iiHaert that the
i-hurihiH ate controlled b the W(al
ihy. but I do uHHcrt that the majority
of the poor people bcllcic they are.
A MllHpllllin once :od;ei In the 1 1) i u il
of a poor petiMin Ir hard to dinloose:
II trtlokH fornver. Wliether Juatly or
not (i nine my opinion) t in- pour pen
j pie believe that in every oaxo where
wenlth Ih arniyed aBalimt poverty (I
j do not menu Hiiualm-) wealth wIiih
anil pincriy iohch. rurouKH llie lliilo-
ence. the IdleiiesH. the ludlffereni'ii of
the woalthy. a bartler of ttuMiilclmi Is
belni; raised between them and their
poorer ntilnhhoin. Now let this ill
will lncieane. and the day In coinlni;
When poverty phm iiuiubei-H. plus
brawn, plan HtreiiKlh In koIuk to rise
tiKiiliiHt the uinlthy plim money, plus
Indolence Who will win'.' There Ih
do dotili. or the Imhiic socialism will
win without fall. (Of courae, I be
llee that out of the cniupierlni; pool
will arise the basis for a new IickIii
iiIiik of the c uhs stniKKle; but that
does not ohniiKe tip. piojient Issue.)
Third- -NiiclallHin (1 speak of the
tuoiement) has Its laiilts, ami they
are (.erloiiH ouch, il will point them
out In a futuie article if those who
read tills are MilVtclontl) Interested
to so Inform the Ardmorelte ) lint
the Htatcsman, the publicist, tho
pieachor, the thlnklnj; man oiuht to
he thnrniiKh'y Informed on this nub
jeet. No more aurfuce eaiulnatliiii of
the tuoienient will do. Herat Inn and
alnialiiK the foi'lallsts oukIu to he
Htopped notwItliHtandliii; that noine
of their leaders and speakers can
not use eomiuon decency when talklnU
with an oiiMinent The mou'incnt Is a
serhius one; I; U here to stay The
mini Hho plans to take any hand In
the future problenii, of his century
must he a innKter of the socialist
moiement.
.In cone'uslon, the nio onii'iit is
wortliy of attention. The huuor ele
iiient of our cltlieiiship oukIu to have
In the Held a thoroughly oiiulppil.
jinip.ipimie io meet tills moement
A man of ability outfit to be at the j
head; literature ounht to be widely !
distributed eHsiiK the KlarltiB evils
of socialism and speakers outfit to be
furnished to eery town ami city
Socialists, on tho other hand would
ttuln mmh If they would" conduct
their discussions In a fairer spirit.
Ahum, neier won any one When
Koino foul mouthed ImlP, Idual. with
the tobactti pouring down his dtri
chin, or wi!h the en, its ot a jood
dose of cocaine ktill Islblc, ionics tin
to you la klnn about tin- merit, of
Hoclulimn. jou are nuturall (li.ust
od with his creed boforu he .as a
word. The moM'tnent muy In- and
protmbl) U. better than its te.icln i
bin U certainly can never apn .il t
a clean man by uch an adve ati
I'i rnonal c eanllneim may be a'mest
as va liable as ji "fall' sliaie of the
surpluH. the Increment " Sn- ialism
K.iins uothltiK hi accnsliiK iirv
! preacher of beinir the tind of th,.
wealthy. IleHldes, such an assi 'tmn is'
. deliberate lie. Many of them haw
ncwr read an socialistic iitciature
and hanll) know what social! tin it
They may be accused of Unorancc,
but they can not bo Jnstl accused '
of dellberatel) betrayliiK the p(Mr
penp'e. Of course, socialism in due
time wll l)i oiiii' more cotisi-i v.itlve
ind ..inc. but a little imlit, i.i s-s on
'the part of .utile .-uclalWt - would not
( hint them cr much. j
Tho boat iirKtttiieiit In this world Is
a f.ict. Tho best cause In tMs world
I for hkh to fitfu h right If so !
Hnvlim niul thrift arc mnllfrt of
pride tn every housewife. At th
snmi' time, in' should never Bacrlili
iii:ill'v In rli'iiill"H'i In pri'lHirlllK foul
fii Ihc rami! Tn money ;i ii I
1 rn r r v vnnr baking. Irv a on'i
K C H.iMii" I'iiWiIit I' will nave Ml'l
"'i i'i ni 'in a i n i ii t can If ll doi i '
ili'ii ' Jell belli r ll won't Cil yn' II
ciit iin lie trial cm.
TEACHER OF ART
MAKES HOME HERE
AT SIXTLEN VCARS SHE HAD
oTUDIED IN THE CITIES AND IS
STILL A CLOSE STUDENT.
An) p. ii'ii who admires art wil
en In) a tlsli to Mrs. .Ionian' nl I I'i
A street. norihucHl. wher luir daiiKh
ter, Mrs. Nena M. lladley has her
display of work. This little woman
does more than twenty kinds or art
work and hii)k she haa never had. a
pupl who did not take hold of the
work lu a manner that won. Her
own enthusiasm elicits the cntliURl
iiMin or the pupil and she surrounds
hi iHelt with devotees of ar.t. When
Mrs. lladley was HUteen years of
ane she had studied In 'New Orleans.
St. Louis and t'hlcat;o and was tench
lllK III the state of Texas. She h
I better equipped than any other teach
er or art who lias ever been here for
tlie teasoii that bhe has a llrltu kiln
In which she tires her own china. The
kiln she has
Is the Hov elation China
kl n which Is the best that's made.
Some of the work the lady does and
teaches others to do Is china paint
iiiK. oil. water, (olors, lu.Uan Ink.
etclilliK. pastel, pottery, carved wood,
tapistry, lacipierliiK. tooled leather,
and raised leather. She has been
here but a short lime from her for
mer home in Dalhart. Tevas, hut al
ready she has a number of pupils. On
Krlda) and Saturday of each week she
teaches lit Marietta where she has a
class ot seventeen InterestliiK pupils.
The tlrst four days of the week she
will devote to her classes In this city.
At the West Texas fair at Dalhart
where fourteen of the leading artists
exhibited their work Mrs. lladley took
eleven blue ribbons ami would, have
probably taken all of thorn had the
rules or the association been different
The Deadly Delay.
Those who put oft using 11 ALL'S
TUX AS WONDi:il for their Kidneys,
Illailder and Rheumatic trouble make
a deadly delay. It gives quick and
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gists.
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HI-'ItT
SWOIt AND l-'HANKI
AMUSEMENTS.
"The Red Mill" Tonight.
Tonltfit nt Itohlsou opera house
the first perfoimance of the new
comic opera, "The Red Mill," by the
Messrs. Henry lllostom and Victor
Herbert, will he Riven by Martin &
lltuery Co's. capable organization In
as complete a manner as diirlnj; its
entlie year ciiKaKCinent at llie Knick
erbocker Theater, Now York City;
three months, (irand Opera Houne,
ChlcaKo; and three months nt the
' Colonial Theater. Hoston. all last
season. Pile company numbers sixty
members. Including the cute llttlu
Dutch Kiddles and a chorus which
for youth, boaruty and talent has
seldom been approached In a music
al olferliifi. The organization arrived
at a seasonable hour this morning,
which will allow of n complete rest
for the evening performance, while
on a us of time Is permitted the me
chanics to set up "The Mill" and
have everything lu readiness for a
snappy and bright presentation. Spe
cial orchestra carried by company.
i Curtain promptly at S o'clock.
Morey Stock Co.
The theatrical event of the season
:u popular prices, will be the appear
ance of the Morey Stock Company
at the opera house all nct week.
This is the tlth consecutive season
for this Hpular company, and each
one has ijr-on more successful finan
cially than tn" cue that preceded
Ii No better argument could be ad
vanced for the popularity of the corn-
Keep Your
on
JOINER
CITY
WOODS AS SHHltl.OCK HOl.MKS AND DOCTOR WATSO.V, IN TJIHOI'KHATIC Hl'tVlCSS, "THK II Id
".MILL, UOniSON OlMOItA HOrSK, TONIGHT.
pany. Messrs. LeComte and Flesh-
or, the proprietors, spare neither
time nor money to clovnto tho com-
pany to tho highest plane of dramat
ic excellence, but nre over on the ,
alert for any feature that will add
strength or Interest to It. The great-
or part of the previous nine seasons
has been spent In practically the
same territory, which Is an added
guarantee that the company always ,
keeps faith with the public. New
scenery and new plays have been ,
added this season, and tho plays
are alt successes that have enjoyed
long runs In the metropolitan thea
ters of the country. Thu roster of
the company Is practically tho same
a;i It has been for thu past few sea
sons, thus enabling them to give
performances with smoothness that
comes only from long association.
Their oiienlng bill Is "Tho Other
Woman."
A GOOD COUGH MIXTURE.
Simple Home-Made Remedy That Is
Free From Opiates and
Harmful Drugs.
An effective lemedy, that will uru-
ally break up a cold In twenty-four
Hours, is easily made by mixing to
gether in a large bottle two ounces of
Glycerine, a hnlf ounce of Virgin Oil
of Pino compound pure and eight
ounces of pure, Whiskey. This mix
ture will euro any cough that Is cur
able, and Is not expensive, as !t
makes enougli to last tho nverago
family an entire year. Vln;ln Oil of
Pino compound purii Is prepared only
In tho laboratories of the Leach
Chemical Co., Cincinnati. Ohio,
Many a man sings his own praise ,
who has no Idea of harmony.
In The Heart of The
Great Wheeler Oil Field
WRITE 1
Mutual Trust Company
BECKHAM CAFE
(Gilmer Hotel)
Entire now management. Strictly first class new cook, now
waiters and a new and delightfully etlicient service which
pleases everyone. Finely appointed ladies' and gentlemen's
dining room. Surpassingly good regular meals, tbo best
in Ardmore for 25 cents. Lunch counter, iinest steaks,
chops and short orders served at tables or counter. Call
j'ust onco to be convinced. Open all night.
Best Meals in Ardmore for 25 Cents
You can generally tell what sort of
an ax a man has to grind by finding
out what sort ot reform be advo -
catea.
One Doctor
Atksjour doctor about Aytt'i Chirm Pec
total for throat nntl lung troublei. Ihchri
hcaepteuribed Ufot70ucan. i'J'i;1
Of So uther
OKLAHOMA
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
We Don't Hind the Owner
watching ua while wo arc doing a
job of plumbing for him. We do hon
est work nil the time and it makes
no difference who looks on or who
doecn't. We shall be glad to figure
on your next job. If we get it you
end we will both be pleaacd.
SAMUEL A WEEKS
altiUUTM WASIMXfiTON ST.
A womans Idea of heaven Is a
place where her crown will stay
1 on straight and her halo will he
guaranteed to fit.
Have only one doctor just one I No
sense In running from one doctor to
another I Select the bent one, then
stand by him. No seme in trying this
thing, that thing, for your cough. Care
fully, deliberately select the best cough
medicine, then take it. Stick to it.
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