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Ardmort, Thursday, March 17, 110
PAGE SIX
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
AN ODD MISTAKE THAT WOMEN MAKE
mi " In I i ti i .1 l fall Into ;i
i t .ik. u nb-.i I lint any lnln about
1 1 1 1 - mi ni Ihc hiii.iI! of the baek
f null weakneim," nnil mint he
nl'ir. 'I is ii trouble pecull.it to Ilii'
-i 1 1 , ;mlii'lic' In noble, biit too oft
i mm .-ary nnd tinalne.
Ki'i'. ' weakness, Iii man ot wo
in i'l mno bnckiiohe, sharp
hi; , wln'ti wtooptiiK or lifting,
in ik .1w n pitim, HU of "blue,"
. ini-.ii'. ill..y k)I, lnmlm iif-8,
i n v tlNouliTH and Hel!lliK ot the1
k '' 11' lllllll.
Tii I- t it- kIii: ! ii"t wony
' 'iiNs( female weakness until
i ii very uttr hnt It In ii'jl
, i , ,li-ini- thM l musing your
r "i .! - The nature of a wotnnn'i.
.mil work make hr fall mi
,, m itm of kMiwr sickness. Tin
and utooplntt of homework,
tight clothing worn, the strain
n.Mhlrth and wo'ry of paring
i lil -. n tii.' Indoor llf.'. i h'A ft-
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but Mysterious Aches and IIIj,
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Don 'i. wait for n nerlous casr
illiitH'tcri, dtotwy, Bright disease
jtravt'l tii develop.
Dohu'h Kidney Win in a simple
netiiiili' remedy, ytt very quick i
lt henlliiK and stieiiRthenlng notion
on (lie kidney. It contains nolhln,?
of n nnrrntlr. poisonous nor liable'
foriiilnj? nature nnd enn bo inken by
any man, woman or rlilld, of even the
1 most (IMIeotc ntule of health
t Ardmore Proof.
Mrs .M. A. I'rnek. 121 Ninth avi
mie, Aidmore. Okln., says: "I have
' recehed the best pooslblr rcIIit
from the use of D.wii'h Kidney Pilli.
I'or two years I wiu ttoubled by,
backache nnd the pains In my loliu
were ko Intense itt times that 1
thought I hoy would drive be tranttc
I eoiild not stoop and the least move,
tiient mailt- my suffering moie aoute.
Tie- doctor failed to help ine nnd at'
Inn when Donn's Kidney 1MIU woi
r r.nntnendi'd to me, I piocured a sup
p'v at H IVano's droit "tore.
Tin- oiiipb :ly cured me lint
I i t.-i ti . ' Imd a M'tuni of my old iron
l.'. Kin, I ,iii, owijoyid at the ic-l
iiiiik.-l'l. Ii. in fit 1 have 1. cc Hed and
i will helciifti'i' leclilinelld Dot's
K.,lii. I' Hi- io any in rMiii I !i :ir
ouij.l.iiiiiiin i'l kidniv iioubli
A LIVELY TILT IN
THE LEGISLATURE
HOSTILITIES NARROWLY AVERT
ED IN DEBATE OVER THE CODE
DILL.
4
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
Soldby&WdfMiJISi rWC9 5o cents, rotTtn-Hlt6UBW Co., PtiffAlo. N Y . Proprietors
Iff Tit T2a
mVirKiteTi
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if il in not
Ml " , . ,
I'll " I'
lit
ii " HniH i ,
call that
to Kiinu, .aid
an lmi'itineiice,
'ii o'lt of ll.-
, III,- I illliler
-,,lim to :,lloth' r
-111
umpltitt
lint
into
why
the
I'll' - U u mUtuken deluaion,"
-,-,'d Chester, "amonn people
ii moo Into N'ew Vortt from tltolr
vii Minium toat thfy ?oubl nvvw live
ii hotel or a boarding house. Tliu
i ' n starts with soiui ehaneo re
i'K Mich as: 'Oh. l could never
ii Hie house will) a lot of people
tout Kl.i'U. mi I lo H i- I Iii-iii
ili i ;i I ( Om
, i,it',.i iili " .i,li' m a imardltit;
ion- - .in unite illtt' M-lit Tlie arc
iiliiml - in ihiMihhs. and liae fixed
Iniiiis. Iii the ( cnlngs ihpy have their
mil uffaii-H and eiigneineiitM to thlllk
of The ilanuer Is rather one ot loin
lincMh and u.cIukIoii t liun of liavlnu
anyone lutiuslw or comse. thre N
lonslderublo iui limit y about one"s if
fnlr. but ls. as u rule, thnn In the
.uetago country tlllnge"
"ltut It Is so much rhtNiper t;i live
in a rial." protestod Miss Foster.
" not in r IihIIih limilou. although a
wry widespread one," said t'hest-r.
"You don't get proper things lo eat.
You don't get them at the proper i nor.n."
hours. Often. ou forget to b ivc any- Miss I'osier laughed.
II 11 1 (1 l M'll' 1 1 I !l 1)1 - bOll
. tl '
"Nil, I dull' believe I li.nt .' .tld
Mis Kosior. "I him- iki much tUurln:;
la do at the olllro that I oarhew It
at home."
' It la umiuluK. continued OhosU--.
dteamtly. "how niossengcr bos can
ninlntnin life on cocoantit pie. 'I'lu y
nil do. Ilauk r'erks havo the annie ten
dency except wher. the Institutions
havo beui wise enough to sorvc a de
cent .lunch Otherwise u pUx' ef pie
:iud a glass of' mill; or cnffn la the
unhersal regimen. If you don't believe
It Just itlnnco Into any cheap rout an
nul I. In the Wall Street district at
Ciitlule. Okln.. March It'.. A tlot
him time wna bad in the house to
day durltiR consideration of the bill
n Hmtitor Thomas. flppruprlatlUR
IHi.non to romplit.- the codltl-atlon
r the Oklalioiim ttntut'-s.
It -pieseiitnthen Ti-rrii: of Kiowti
anil Hwell of lliyan. aevi rely crit
icised the code lomtnlsHlon. Kwell
said that "The code commission U
a shame and a illsgrnL-e to the Mat"."
It n si ntatlvo Diirant of Hryan dlf-f.-rd
frun lCwell. A dubat" followed
that threatened to terminate In pliys
I al iKHtilltlos. A c:imn to the ar
Kimiclit came when the ehnlnnan ot
tii committee of the whole. Hopro
MiitiiUo llrvan. atteinitted to make
Hwell take hU seat, declaring him
..it of order Kw. lt eontlntiml talklns
and Hryan tried to drown his re
marks with the gavel. Thli continued
until the whole h .use was III an up
rt .ii'. The extraordinary t-.cune con
tit'tnd for sveral minutes The sena
tor b.'Knn desertluR their work to
sUr what was the matter anu
the houso chamber was soon crowd
ed with spectators which Increased
the eonftMlon. The speaker pro tern
f the house, ltepresentntlve Hani
, won. dually stepped up on the speak
! e.'s stand, checked Ilryan's h.imui'-r-,
liiKandHtopiioil Hwell's rnnarks. none
of which had been heard.
During the argument on tin- bill
' Terrlll aalil that the allowed
prepared by tin- chairman
; rotary of the code
lutlges Harris and Day
plet.'
, and n
' the Hcnate, commonly hnown as the
state fair ground bill, provldlnB for
th' sale of 100 acre of achool land
now occupied by the state fair at j
Oklahoma City and also tracts of '
land at Shawnee nnd (luthrle.
A suiatc bill, Kcnernl In scope,
i but merely Intended to validate f 100.
I 00u wortll of bollilH held by the state
fair at Oklahoma City and also tracts
j of land at Shawnee and (luthrle. ,
j A senate bill goncrnl In scope,
but merely Intended to valldnto $100,-1
j 00U worth of bonds held by the state 1
i banking board nut ot the asset of
the Columbia Hank and Trust com-
; iMiiiy, ih panned flnallv. The .lahn
i nnd liuinett bill, which orlnlnnlly In-!
j tended to make some minor ntnend
! meats to the prohibition law, was
I later amended In the house by Itoss
; to abolish the state dispensary and
still later changed In the senate so i
that It merely ie-onacted Senator '
Hlllups old bill to create an alcohol
1 aijcncy at (luthrle ennie up In the
housi. On motion of M'ixey the house
, refused to concur In the oenute
J amendment ami a conference com-
! mlttec will be appointed.
j llrnnt Kirk of Oklahoma City was
called to the speaker's desk, pre
t-nted with tlie pen that sinned the
Confederate home bill and made a
neat tiddress In acceptance
D
t
Ke.l f'
iiii'lul urn
,- 'M-l
,1 milli
thing In thi, house, and are driven (
to convenient it staurants.
"(liillty or not guilty?"
"Oul'ty." admitted Miss riistei', I
smiling, "lint h w tin you bapiten tn '
kl'ow hi i inileh about me?" ;
It is nut iiinlUliltia.l.eil," explaluetl
Cliihter "All people IhiliH iiioiie In,
'luiitii'.iiilH are Hie -auie wa I hatt
1 1 en through it m - If lint . you e r
YourNerues
1 1 .,
-II n i
.-. .7 U,
it
Your nerves must he fed with pure,
rich blood, or there wi'l be trouble.
I'oorl) fed nctcs arc weak ncrc4;
sail wciik ii. rves mean nervousness,
I tit,tir.ilRii, h idaches-.dehlhlv. Weak
i rvi s tvc.l j;ood food, fresh air, and
AVer's n.in-.ileoliolie Sarsapurilla.
i. n
me
LOW KATES TO
CALIFORNIA
and the
NORTH PACIFIC COAST
only
ON li
WAY
$25.00
ONK
WAY
AKDMOKE
Tt Los Angeles oi' San
V
raneisco
vta
1 1, ivt :s i n i.i tlai . M.n i Ii I I t ii p ti I 1 1 1 (.'on esp.itiiiniK
t iw fnre-i to inntit otiier western pi lilt-- Stopovers allowed at
lnitit-, nt
I I
v
. i ii nuic
ir,i. t,'
Si.O I
t.fi' !.-.
1 it'l
Ask lor It'ltl' i'
Ciiiiuil. ut I'l ii Toitn-f SLvpirw Cor '
II M IIHOWN,
Ue.
lioi k,
ii
Div Tax? Aut .
Okla ( lt Okl.i
Hi
lie
"I hnven'i laced audi t sot Ions ar
talguiuent aineo I lift home." sle
Mild..
"I knew that you hud come irom
home." said Chester. "Hut let nit
you an lllustrption. I was up at the
Tliiiif bui'tliiig apiilyiuK for a Job;
lor the tlility-m'M'iitli time one alter
noon a few months :io ulitn a boy
tame thioiigh the door with his nauiH
full ot illches. 1 hold the tloor op-n
lilm to pass, anil he glanced at
appi 'datively as he st t the tlMn-H
n- ile-li Ills ileiueauor was sliKht
.iin irlnu- In cause he had a Job
,i t'U newspaper and I had not -
otlicittisc affnb'e.
I i ou know.' In rnlil to me with
(nil, ri attirally iuciI evpresalon ei
a i me I mv in n nowspaper oitice
iliat 1 l,in been horo since nine
" .'ii'k ibl.H mortilug, mi ! this is the
In i -ii u-t itut I ii soMd looil I Inn bad
lint ij '
I itlanced al his 'iibstmilt,il food.'
Ii Kin-li-t.d of a hum cup ot Col'i.e
nnd a wedge of co 'oanut pie."
And no wl'l probably glow up to
ne a piUe fiKhtei, and survl.e both,"
impleted Miss l-'oste..
That is hceauif lie h.i no nerve
o- cons'.-lcnce," explaint ,1 Cheater.
They were luwy at v.-ork while
thlh i-onversatioii was going on, dls
iii.uit Hiik the few remaluinK things
i Km were already packed. There
were c bwebs 111 tile CJniers of the
. I .'itnieiit, and much accumulated
ilUM w.i revealed when the rugi
wie le.lleved from the couches 1-2 v-
lytluuK was lu order, but the dust
was t vi i ywhere. and the general iui
i'H .slmi that Chmter gathered was
t liai Miss router was more nccus
mined to work with her head than
wuii li.- handi. Immaculately dainty
.'mm in i self, there her activities
iiliiil to cease. Her neAt olmervn
.mi erviil to cinflnu his therj
Code
and sec
coinmlsslon.
'Is not com-
Miongh, n it accurate enough,
t worthy iiourIi to be adopt
ed tn any way." He said that he had
heard the chaiiman ot the cod'
commission say that the Junk in the
alleged finished code was thrown
together by him. the secretary and
seven or eight derks In fourteen
HoWs ThU7
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any caso of Catarrh that
can not be cured by I fall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. .1. Oiin.VHY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
V. .1. Cheney for the past fifteen
years and believe him perfectly hon
orable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by his firm.
Waldlng, Klnnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting' directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces ot tho
sj'stcni. Testimonials sent free. 1'rlco
75 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Take Hall's I'aniily Pills for con
stipation, d&w
da vs. Ills entile speech on the
W'iwas a bitter denunciation
, code commission members
', b Miylng
i lug them
bill ;
of or the ,
He ended ;
ho wo- in favr of allow- 1
to complete the code, If
they desired to stive tlietr reputations
j as 'awyers and pelf-respect as citl
' ens and were willing to complete
'tlulr work without any more pay
1 fioin the state.
i
The code coiumls-don got very lit
tie dermse from any one. even those
' finoi'lng (he Thomas bill having noth
lug to say coinpllnientary. Tho Hwell
I motion to kill the bill wa defeated
: by lour votes and the bill rue-
oniiuended for passage with one vet-'
j to spare.
! The code . omiulnslou is composed
' o! W. 1! Urowiilee of Kingfisher and
.1. It. Thomas of .Muskogee, repub
' Means; leiie I'. Day of I'deau, Sam
II Harris of Oklahoma City and
.bhii 1'. Hayes of Hobart, democrats.
' They weie appointed by Cove tnor Has
'koll and began work April I. H't0,
They were to have finished the work
j of (ompl'ilng the Oklahoma laws by
December 1. 1!'09, but fell ait among
thenueives. dividing Into two fac
tions, making one compilation of tlie
Order For Hearing Petition For Pro.
bate of Will.
State of Oklahoma, County of ('al
ter, ss: In County Court
In the matter of the estate oi W.
II. Hill, deceased:
Kllie A. Hill having on the tilth,
day of March. A. I), lt'10, filed lu
this Court an Instrument purp rting
to be the last will and testament
ot W. II. Hill, deceased, with a pe
tition that the same be admitted ii
pronato ior mo nisi win aim iesii
nient of W. II 1 1 111, deceased, and tint
letters of administration with will an
nexed Issue to Kllle A. 1 1 111. A II.
l'altner and K. .1. Uaniscy.
It Ii hereby ordered, that tile liSth
day or March, H'lo, at 10 o'clock a.
in., of said day, at the c urt room
ot this Court, at Aidmore, In said
County or Carter, be. and the same
aie, hereby appointed tne time una
place for proving said will and hear
ing the petition of said KIMc A- Hill,
and any person Interested may then
and there appear find contest .said
111 and file objections lu writing
to the granting of letters of admin
Istratiou with will annexed as prayed
for by said petitioner.
It Is further ordered, taut notice
therefore be given by publication
not less than 10 days before said
'.'Sth day of March. A. D.. 1910, lu
the Ardir.orclte, ;i dally newspaper
statutes and a partially completed j printed nnd published lu said Carter
code. The Th imas bill piopohes to
dlsdinrge the code commission and
appoint, through a legislative com
mittee of sl. three representatives
1 and three senators, some one com
' pt'tent man to complete the, wot!: ot
codifying tin statutes. Tin rc Is con
' slderable doubt expressed as to th
! passage of the Thomas bill finally,
i It did not have the requisite
I'
ii t ic pitu-s lor
furnishing
ou
with
ELECTRICITY
I i i t:i
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it it '
;n Ae- '!l."l I
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mv i;t
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' t'lK'iLMW'l l'
uf u.uus for
i';m,'
i'iU'."ii.l"l
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PURE
DISTILLED WATER ICb
ariti
WE BEST OF McfUESTER C0fLS
;r
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;iM'd i n-t' hi.
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tl t I
I Vldi I
i tt it1 w
j Ardnwte Ice, Lighi & Powet Company
Saved a Soldier's Life.
nil,.: death from shot and shell
ti- iwl war .was more agree 1
,til, re ,1. A. Stone, of Kemp, Tex.,
iii. in i .ting it from what doctors
il was consumption "1 ecntracted '
tiibliuni cold." he writes, "t'.ii:
' loi'i 1 a cough, lli.it stuck o ne
i i !.c of all remedies for je.ns
r .iliilp lan down tn Kin poiu d
'l ,i, n I began to it'e l)r King's New
D.'Circiy, which completely fund
tne. I now weigh I'.s pound'-." I'o:
Coii.j is, Colds, I,a Crlppe, Asthnii,
Hi "iion lingo. Hoarseness, Croup,
U noiipliiK Cough .u nl lung tiMiible, '.'
- ipieme. TiOc. $1.00. Trial bottle free
Cu.t inteed by Ardmore I'harmaiy.
I'ully ulne out of every ton eases
of rheumatism Is simply rheumatism
of t'ie muscles due to cold or damp,
or ihnnlc rheumatism, neither ot
v .,i,-'i require any Internal treatment
Vi iii.tt is needed to afford relief
tii. fi-.e application of Chamber
,n'- Liniment. (Jtve It a trial. You
i '.lain to be pleased with the
.1 U uh i wlibji l affoid-. Sold bj
.1 dealers
v tes this atteinoou.
The house recomiiu tided for pass
age in committee of the whole th.'
ft Slowing bills: Jly .Stewart of th")
sm.ite apptopriatlng $1,010 for the
expense of the otlice of the garni
warden; two bills by the senate
K-ht,o'. laud committee, appropriating
i'L'.'.'T" to reimburse tlie common
Mie I liind lor tiv ncy spent lu pa.v
liv t'u ,;iiii-is of tlie -.iiool land
d .I'tnuut iiul appropriating Jlt'.,l."0
i pav ir xpensts of the school
'. in i iTln I'nill l'Hl, by Stafford of
Countj'. And that mitten or printed
copion of said notice be addressed
to the heirs cf said testator resident
lu this state, and to iA. II. Palmer
and V. .1. Hainsoy of Ardmore, Okla
homa, at their places of resldeuce, I
i If known to said petitioner, and de-;
posited In the postoi'fico, with the 1
I jm-tage thereon prepaid by said in
1 tltlouer at least ten days before the
. day set for heating said petltl-n.
Dated this liith day of March.
' I).. 1010.
j 1. It. M.VSO.V,
j H'-lot County Judge.
Attention Rebekahs.
Our President, Mrs. l,I.le Cuter,
j will visit our llcbckah l.odg, ut Its
regular M'ssiou on Tlutrsday ul iitt.
We want i very member who pos.-1'ily
can to be pres-en at t tat time
MKS KKSTI.Klt D. D, Tie
Head Ardmoreltu W.i t Ada.
Ruhscr be fo1 The V'dmoieitt
MOTHER'S FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE. 1
Cheerfulness and a bright disposition (lit tins the months before baby comes,
are among the Greatest blessings a mother can bestow upon tho little life about j
to begin. Her happiness and physical comfoit will largely novcm tho proper
development of tho health and uatuio or the child. Mother's Friend contributes i
much to tho mother's happiness and health by tho icliof and mental comfort it
artords. It is a llnlmcut composed of penetrating oils and medicines which
lubiicate the muscles and tendons of tho body, soothe the swollen mammary
Clauds, causa a gradual expansion of tho bkin and tiuuei, aud aid in the relief
of nausea. The rgnlar uso of Mother's rriend neatly lessens the pain and
danger when baby comes, and assures a quick aud natural recovery for the
mother, Motuer'i rriend ii told at drag itores. Write (or our free book, coa
tatatng valuable Information for expectant Mothers.
THC mUOFKlO CO., ATLANTA, A.
Don't Get Discouraged
It's no use
to sit on a keg,
spit red,
and cuss
Uncle Sam,
because you
have paid too much
for your hog wire.
Get busy, go to
T. K. Kearney
and see your
Troubles Vanish.
A Warm Welcome Awaits You
i
a
Just Received
M Felker's Grocery Store
New krout, sour and sweet pickles, sweet
Mango pickle, Dill pickle, Queen bulk
olives, seeded ribbon cane, sorghum,
fresh line new evaporated fruits. Call
and buy of our new goods. Fresh line
of Chase and Sanborn coffee and Heinz's
57 varieties of pickles and preserves.
When the
Agent
Talks lite
Insurance
Ask lilm to com
pare )uh tlgurcM
with tlienc. Cut
thin out, keep It
on hands, Btudy
Woodcraft nnd
you enn show It's
the best inmir
mice in tho world
HERE ARE SOME FIGURES
First npficssnient. levied September 1, IS01.
Henelits pnid to .Inn. 1, 1001),$ US.Iii:i,M7.71.
AvernKO hro of membership lu lflut, :?o
yenrH nnd I months.
AvornKo mortality per 1,000, ti.bl pur cont.
Avornge amount collected per $1,000 in
surance in IPOS, $1-2.
Totnl iucotno during lUOb, Hi,lll,i!l I.
Totnl disbursements dining 1PU8 H,mi,iM.
HurpluH for IPOS liS,3S7,lBlt.
K.vponso ot miiiingement for IPOS, wiih Me
per member.
It is tho most economically managed in-
surnnco society in tho world.
During 1009 more thnn ono hundred thou
sand men wero granted Woodmen cer
tillenteB. If you want to
JOIN THE WOODMEN OF IE WORLD
n nd get tho best Insurance
per, or call or write
See nny chop.
J. N. mmt District llrfjsitr.
Wo will loan you nione
Your Money
In ronl eetate. llioro is no safer
investment on earth, in (not it is
tho earth, (let u piece of it.
Wo have on our list soino of tho
best bargains Hint hnvo been of
fered in Ardmore.
Hero nre somo ot them: IJ houses
nnd lots close in for I1.S00. An
entlro block closo in on Main St.,
with IS good houses, nnd nil mod
cm conveniences. Yon will bo
surprised to llnd how cheap this
property can bo had. Somo of tho
best business property on Main
Street nt bargains,
on both city property mid farm InmU nt
tho mot-t reasonnblo rate of Interest.
W. S. SMITH
CITY BOOK STORE
A store of known reliability for
School Books, Stationery,
Office and Typewriter Supplies
Glass, Paint and Wall Paper.
Large, attractive stock at prices not under quoted by
anybody.