The Daily Ardmoreite from Ardmore, Oklahoma • Page 5

AnJmere, Monday, October 4, 1909 THE DAILY ARDMOREITC. PAGE FIVE Tuesday and Vf ednesday Every lady who visits "THE WHITE HOUSE" during these two days will receive A Useful Little Souvenir We are two busy to prepare for an "opening" but we will take pleasure in showing each caller the new arrivals in Suits, Skirts, Petticoats, Etc. Wc have had many compliments on our selection of ladies' wearables and best of all we are already doing a nice business. Wc hope to see every lady in the city and many from surroundmg cities in our store Tuesday and Wednesday. PHONE 195 To The Friends and Patrons of The Ardmore Sanitarium This is to inform you that after Sept.

20th, 15)09, the Ardinoro Sanitarium will be opened again for the reception of patients at the same old stand, under same management. Thanking you for your favors in the past, and hoping to merit your support in the future, we are, Yours respectfully, Drs. von Keller, Hardy and Henry Howard Watch has a fixed price and a permanent value. You pay no more for it than your neighbor and no one can Ret it lor less. If you want to know how the Howard holds its value, try to buy one at second-hand.

Printed price ticket attached at the factory $35 to $150. Let ut ilo ok till OittlocUte wiltk. We have a nice lino of leather goods, hand bags and purses, back combs and barrens, cut glass and china. Tarver Dor rah N. Washington St.

HON. OLLIE JAMES INVITED TO MAKE IE A VISIT PROMINENT KENTUCKIAN NOW OKLAHOMA WILL LIKELY BE HEAHD HERE. Tho metnhers of tlie Ardmore Kentucky colony. learning of tin- presenile in th state of Hon. Olllo Jame-p, ono ot tho blue grass htato'a Monti, has him to conn; to Ardmore ami nu--t his friends.

Mr. who Is senator from tho blue Brass statu will apeak at the stato fair on Wednesday, which has been given over to the democrat and an Invitation for him to visit Ardmore, both by the Kentucky eltib and the mayor mid Con-Kit'Esman Carter will be e.tended him today. The invitation to Mr. James us follows; Ardmore, Oct. 1900.

Hon. O. M. Jomes, Oklahoma City. Okla.

Hlr: Wo, the officers and members of tho Ardmore Kentucky Club, hearing that you arc to grace Democratic Day at on. state fair, Wednesday next, with your presence, send you KrcetliiK In the name and spirit of tho "Old Kentucky Home" and bid you a thousand welcomes to poerlo-is Oklahoma. Realizing your nearness to so many of your old boyhood frionds neighbor and admirers wecannot let tho opportunity of welcoming you to our homes, and introducing to our city and section pass by. So with one accord wo earnestly petition you to name a. day when you can favor us with a visit, where-Tjy can niako arrunpsnient.t to introduce you, Kentucky' Illustrious son, to our splendid citizenship.

The mayor of our city Joins u-. In this Petition. iterating that you may wire us our expense, when you ran come, and assuring you we greatly honored by your l.sit, we are most respectfully, Your friends. J.KK CHUCK. JVes.

CHAS. KA.SS. Vic- I'res. MILS. It.

V. Tl'ltXER, See. .1. T. COIiBMAN.

Chm. K. Com. in half addition Major Coiner In be-of the city and Congressman Chas. D.

Carter have Joined with the Kentueklans In asking a visit from the noted Kontucklan. James was mentioned for vice president during the last campaign, but refused to consider li seriously. He it was who made the nominating speech that placed Wm. J. Bryan In the race for tho presidential chair and political forecasters have been Liikv for months figuring out great things for the talented and brainy Keniuekian.

It will be with a great d-a! ot pleasure that -Ardmoce will welcome him to this city. ASPHALT EXHIBIT AT STATE FAIR IS THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION CAN BE SEEN IN ALL ITS VARIOUS CONDITIONS. The aphalt exhibit In tie min nil booth at the state fair 1. a tracttni; much ataentlon these days Mr Hutchison, assistant director of the geological survey spom a oa-M of the summer In the southern and eastern parts of the state looking tip deposits of asphalt. Tht surey authoritW have knoun for tinv- that there were vast of this mineral In Oklahoma but Mr Hutchison's 's reseacJies have placed the amount at a much greater than had been expected.

One dozen mills are now being worked In various parts of the state and there are hundreds of deposits yet unworked. The greater part of the a phalt Is In the form of rock, that is. tin re Is eitlmr shale, standatone, or 1 htoie Impregnated with the black, sticky asphalt. On the tables In tho survey exhibit, there a- all sorts of the nia'onnl. The largest exhibits are rrom Koff, Tuskahoma, Page and lilt Jumbo mine northwest of Antlers.

In wraiu cases the asphalt is shale asphalt, in others it is lime asphalt. Tho dejK)3its from Tuskahoma and tho Jumbo mlno and Pago aro gra-kaniito, which looks very much llko W. C. DITZLER anthvaeito ioal and is sometimes nils takui for It la a black substance which burns like coal and in the early days was often used In this way. I'roles-w Could jny that there In not a srat the union that does not contain an large an amount of asphalt than does Oklahoma.

At the piwiit time, hmveier, tho industry Is only In Its Infancy. Ho thinks that It Is very unfortunate that such towns as Shawnee and Oklahoma should have their sireets paved with an Inferior product derived from old rerinerit'B when there H. an inexhaustible amount or the very best material which could utilized at their very door. DOWO DECLARES THE DOLLAR DOMINATES SPIRIT OF THE COUNTRY TODAY IS COMMERCIALISM ALL SOCIETY AFFECTED BY GOLD. Norman, Oct legislation, s-ociety, and oven the ministry of today are dominate! by the almighty dollar," says Or.

Jerome K. IXwd, professor of sociology and economic; at the state university and a well-known economist. Continuing his lecture, Dr. IVnvd said in part. 'The ontire spirit of this country is commercial.

In Europe, we llnd position in society cained only because or otiltu-e, Intellect or genius. Here, a man's height In society is governed only by the extent of his millions. The man who ha-, painted a beautiful AFTER FOURYEARS OF MISERY Cured by Lydia E. Pink-ham's VegetablcCompound Baltimore, Md. 'Tor four rears my life was a misery to me.

lsuftered iroiii irregulars ties, terrible dragging sensations, extreme and that all gone feeling in my stomach. 1 had givon up hope of over being well when I began to take Lydia K. Pink-ham's Arcgetabl Compound. Then I felt as though new llfo had been given me, and I am recommending it to all my friends. "Mrs.

W. S. Ford, Lausdowno St, Baltimore, Mil. Tho most successful remedy in this country for tho euro of all forms of female- complaints is Lydia 12. Pink-ham's Vegetablo Compound.

It has Btood tho test of years and to-day is more widely and successfully used than any other emalo remedy. It has cured thousands of women who have- been troubled with displacements. Inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic, pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, Indigestion, and nervous prostration, after all other means had railed. If you are Buttering from any of these ailments, don't, give up hope until you have- given Lydia K. Pinkham's Vejro-tabla Compound a trial.

If you would like special ad vie a write to Mr. IMnkuuirt, Lynn, for it, Hho ha guided thousaadJi lic-alttt fro luu-g. LOST THE GAME YESTERDAY SEASON CLOSED WITH GAINES VILLE GETTING THC SHORT END OF A DAD DEAL. The lllue. closed the wsmon at iv.irk on yesterday Afternoon w'th a seven-inning affair with of profeHslonnls from C.alnesvllle and wore foitjTia'e enough to no.v mil In front giving tlu granrttnd dull id utilnte-reMlng an nhlbltlon of tho iin.il Rime no could well be Innig- I H.id the glUMo been one pl.

lcd baseball. vlll 1 ne ivn awarded the veral different rules. are charged lth a I'd have been Utory. 1 1 tueiii wi-re nportl)ien eie 1'ielr lik- me 1 1 -rionr tliree rer. Jther wie ov- outcome.

Jimm.e Hancock, w1i in- tihered by local fan thr r'' twlrl. of the crack U07 -vllle team, was on the llring Hue for the vNltors and held the Ulu tj three --ncker and a couple t.f doubles as well as ouuhlng twelve of th Picil Wagners to strike out. Wicker, erstwhile II. I'. O.

pi.ch-er, did the beat he could Ut' the and that wasn't mi bad. after all. He let them down with seven hit and struck out four but It wa his wlldnc.ss that looked so bad. We ihnvo had Iwdter pitchers work on the local diamond thl soamm- and worse. Things came to a focus In the m-v-etith Inning, at which time Calnevllle had a ono run load.

Petty, llrst up for the nines, struck out. Wieki-c was safe when Alexander dropp-d the ball, and Wade picked out a nice one and sent It hurtling to deep center for a clean three bagger, sending Wicker I across the plate, and hltnsHf coring .011 a bad th-ow in, although the decU-I Ion was so close as to make nearly tli-" entire grandstand and bleachers doubt Its justness. In fact. It was, 1 clearly seen that the runner was out but his Vnips, being on the wrong side couldn't see It that way. Then the lo cals began to leave although the same had not been called and there was no previous arrangement for a seven-ln- nlng game, fb-caiue of the squabble arising from his decision at the home plate, Umpire Lathrop the game, and.

there being no other material handy, tihey all quit with Gainesville I still asking to continue the gain." o-j have It forfeited In their favor. Ardmore won the last game of 'he that's all right bin the fan's ikn't like to win games that way and it perhaps Just as well for Ardmore baseball that tho season has ended It should have closed one week earlier. The iBlues average for the season Is and Is about on an average with the league teams. The American association's average to date and the National league .721. The score.

1 2 34 7 Tl Oalnesvlllo 0 2 0 0 2 0 04 8 7 Ardmore 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 3 1 painting or ehUelled out a beautiful statute, is no longer the pre-eminent workman. He who has made money Ins amassed millions he It Is who th-' master workman. Tills tendency displays ltholf In was. In no other country In the 1 rid Is the ibuslness man so omul to ommercial development and nion- In no other country In tue world Is the business ma nso omnipresent. The question always In the mhuU of our legislators and politician.

Will it pleaso the business And the church likewise. Tho minister looks oftenest at the pow occupied by the rich man, he smiles oft-enet In that direction, and Is more careful of what he says -when that pew Is filled than wnon It Is empty. The other members of tao church foi- I low their ministers' example and aR tae result, we llnd the rich man dominating the church." To these facts Dr. Dowd would la? the so-called "American lack of ml-itr'-'" "As long as dollars rule," said 'Or. lwd.

simplicity, which Is tnii culture, cannot thrive, and until we to value the product bocaus of the workmauililp and not because of the material, we cannot hope to become aught but a commercial nation devoid, In the main, of art, literature and culture, and devoted solely to the absorbing task of accumulating Id The Hat Doctor Is. there at the old stand cleaning and re-blocklng hats, Hrlng him your old hat and he will make It as nice as new JOlfiCSO.V, the Hatter, Opposite Court House, 3-2 Ardmore, Okla. lny fitter This was one of the songs in The Midnight Sons," a New York musical comedy success. Just hear Hilly Murray sing that re-f rai i-ji-boo hat O'Shca" on lulison Amhcrol Record No. 218.

for the Edison Thonqgraph it nl i) 1 1 i- fitr 1 SUPT. CHAS. EVANS IS HONORED MADE ME.MGER STATE Y. M. C.

A. BOARD HEQUESTS TO RUN FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT. I Kvan. n.len. ot publ! schools In tltl.t ''ity has been honored by being made a member of the state lKard of the Young -ns' Chrlliin asuoclatton, having met with an enthusiaatlc crowd or uato and natlonat officials at Oklahoma City on Saturday, who are going to enter a campaign in tins vjt organlratlon anil work.

'Mr. Hvans wai also the recipient while there of nspiests, persona' and otherwise to eiue- the race ir state school superintendent and wati given assurance of strong backing In many part of the state, and especially from the western end and from men or much Influence has been received letters asking him to consider making the race and giving every assurance of strong supp -rt. Several well known educators rrom nrlous parts of the state were In Oklahoma City and met with Kans, but 10 far he has glen no definite annouiu ement of lilt Intention to make the rae ArdmorePe Want Ad- -he bet. The City Drug Store W. D.

FRAME. Proprietor PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST We take particular pride In our Pr-Hcrlption Department. Will exactl what your nrd'-rs. Absolutely nn pr.ietteed. (Iruluace of Pharmacy in charge We mllclt your patronage.

N. 1). AliiBworth, a Ardmore, OkK 3 W. It. Ingram, li Healdtoti, Okla.

it rt tt OKLAHOMA LANDS. XI tt If you have 80 acres or more li of good land, partially or 8 3 wholly In cultivation, with a tt clean title, and want to bor- tt ti Tif a reasonable sum on tt tt same at 8 per cent. Interest tt tt come see us. Office over tt tt tho post office, It tt it it it it 11 tt 11 tt it tt it tt it tt tt tt it tt Money To Loan it a On Improved FARM and Jt tt CI TV property at lowest rate, tt tl Come to see mo at FIRST tt STATE DANK. Quick action tt and "satisfaction guaranteed, tt Byron Drew tt President Flrt Stato Hank, tt nanttanaaananRR informed LYNN, The HAS T.N.

Vi MLKM AN THE CITY Toli'plion- Warning. to not be persuaded into faking anything but Foley's Honey and Tar for chronic coughs, bronchitis, hay fever, asthma, and iung trouble, ai It stops the coukIi and heals tho lungs. Sold by all druggists. IT'S EASY To tell jruccry stones, but a little hard to convince the buyers. Wc can convince you that we handle onlv first class groceries and meats, if you will jjivc us one trial.

Prompt delivery is one ot our winning cards. Phone 00 1. The East End Market and Grocery Huffman liensnn, Proprietors Instruction in French, German and Spanish Individually or In classes, nlso, preparation for college, will bo given by an experienced lonelier, who has studied abroad, and who is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute ot Technology, lloston, Mass. For terms nddrcsH PROF. FREDERIC M.

NOA 124 rim Ave. S.W Cm "If Sc Ardmore, Okla. fat Hogs Wanted 1 am paying the highest market price for fat hogs and beef cattle. I will mako It to youi advantage to sell me your stock. O.

G. WARREN Proprietor Cold Storage. II. FRED SNIDER Nolnr Public, auil Itt-nl htfal Hrulrr Surcc-Hir to II. W.

Cenkllii Phone 'ti and list your property tor aie. rent or with me. II looking for bargains in realty hulce iiropcrlK-c call ur write II. I SNlDKIt Ol'llcu IVi NerthWuelilimlun LADIKS HarmloBR, safe, sure anil cer-tnin for delayed menses. Sold by Kureka Oo ItJlU Fust Douglas Wlehita, Kansas.

Entirely under luily management. Rate VI per day 1 block from depot HOTEL GRAND ANDY YAUBROUOH, Prop. DAVIS, OKLA. vfllLUrltn a hfl tJ-7 romr ffifm Shoe Man THEM DRUGGIST W. Main St.

rp II w.iti'b, cloek ami jowolry ropairinx at ColtMiian BroM. is lookod aftor by John Dorrah Tin; best ongnivor in Art more. A stock of watAjliiJ ami jowolry alTonling ample opportunity lor Anlmoro-itos to l'oaBotmble wants in that Coleman Bros. Druists-Jcwelcrs. 103 W.

Main Anlmoro DO IT NOW Have your sidewalks and other concretedone before the winter comes. Our workmen know the con. crcte business from a to When wc do your work you ct the best. Wc use nothing but the pure lola Portland Cement and Tishomingo Granite Gravel Figure with us it doesn't cost you any more to get good walks. Ardmore Concrete Co.

D. S. BLACKBURN, Mgr. QUINN WICKER, Aut. Mgr.

W. P. Plaod II. foslcr Poland Foster General Insurance Office Ovr The First National Bank. Telephone No.

48 Money to Loan On farm property money on hand to close the deal at once, no delay. If you wish to buy 01 sell a farm see us J. C. Houghton Company Room 13 Noble MIiIk. Co Auto Driving.

I will drive auto for city driven any evening after 7 and any hour on Sundays. KntagouienU must ho niJo by 8 p. a. Pltono 39. Win W.

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