The Blair Progress (Blair, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 18, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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WMMM Advanced ky Proml-
i Mm Demaeratle Oman Why Ha
NnN Se Seloatatf ti Lead
> Mr ta Vlatary In 1»1«.
(W«w Orlaaas IIml)
Waaktaatoa u4,N(w Tort believe
tfce Dwmtm ara going to win
w preaMeeay to tfea l»lt election.
Mr. aeeeiseslt aMeetepped the tariff
mi mail 11 oa to President Taft.
AM Mr. Taft Bealad Ms fata whan b«
Ua PanioAMrlch bill and In
^oreod It as tha beet tariff measure the
eouatry ha* know*.
Tfca Damocrata came Into control
•f tfea houaa of representatives and
■•4a Champ Clark apaakar. Mr. Olark
vaa abla to orgaalaa tha houaa of rep-
raaaatatlTaa ta each fashion that tba
tfaaillha authority of tha apaakar was
dolesaied ta graat part to tha rank
Ua of tha houaa from wblch It
MW have baan Ukan.
. It fagulraa a blggar man and an
•hhr man to eoeoeeafully head a legit-
tatlve body frhlek haa powari of Its
••m than it doaa to act aa an autocrat.
Mr. Clark auecaaafully piloted tba
houaa through a aaaalon that redunds
to (ha cradlt of tha Democratic party
aad tha eountrr, who exercise author-
ity and accomplish things never wholly
pMaee anyone—but the average result
¥ tha experience, brains and honesty
la eucoeea. and Mr. Clark la la tha for-
'he Wonderful. Beacon;
Incandescent Lamv
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C OSTS ONLY ONE CENT FOB glX IIOCR8
1 .. Th® Beacon Lamp f
I.than iras or electricity
ooat. "I he safebt, |>*st
I aimplo in construction
J makes eveninff'reaclhi*
| eyestrain so common when poor
^reafiinty, Bewinar oratudy ii
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l'AVS FOR vx«irr m wm ■ a vivn a**
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HOME SUPPLY CO.. KANSAS CITT. MO. a
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G. L. OREAR\ Res; I ni|. w. 2 s. of Blair
P. O. Altus, R. 4
The Danger oF La GrJppe
Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia.
To cure your lagrippa cougln take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compou: d. Ii.
line of griib. "There's nothin' in
Vn». "There's a reason."
Thes; apologies to collapsed
sto.n ichs need never be arttdy-
E. ^Fisher, JWashington, K>v s^ys I never Dp. art*|y-
was troubled with a severe attaL-Ut of." °* even Questioned. There
la (frippe thft threatened pneumonia, j 110 ftcc(* '°r » scientist to pass
IDeberry'a last Sunday night was
enjoyed by ail,
Miss Dina.
When buyiag « cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber-
lain's t'cugh Remedy is most nlfective
for colds, coughs, colds croup and It
contains no narmful drug. For Sale by
Aldridge and Wright.
"Only six months till the con-
vention, and Taft hasn't with-
drawn.
Do you know that fully nine of every
tnn cosoa of rhnumatism are simply
; rheumatism of the muscle due to co
or damp or chronic rheumatism, and
require no internal treatment what-
ever? Apply Chamberlain's Liniment
freely and see how quickly it gives re-
j lief, For sale by Aldridge and Wright.
bald k!eadsHnot~wanted.
grippe thfct threatened pneumonia. ,
A friend advised Foley's Honey ar:d on them, when
Tar Compound and I got relief after eye and rural
taking the first t.yo doses, i took ;two unmistakable traces of ground
bottles and my Ingriypc was cured. • . , , . , H MOUim
Get the gemiue in jellow p::cka<'e. c"rn C°b, de3icated exeelsi ).•. l:l-
The Blair Drugstore. ; ccrated alfalfa, macerated John-
son grass, peanut and cotton seed
The laird (Ttx) Bulletin edi-
tor seems to be in the circum-
center of a triangular bad fix.
He says SQme people will p a-
tronize him because he does-not
'hulls, in constantly increasing
Baldness Is Too Generally Considered
the uncultured ! • 8,°n of *<**•"••* Age.
=if<» cm A •"•'"■kendad person does not have
ueut-r«n equal oh un e with one blessed with
a healthy bead of hair, because bald-
ness 1s too generally accepted as an
Indication-of nge. Many large corpora-
tions have established an n»e limit, and
refuse to take men over 35 years of
uf-'e as dew employees.
proportions. Like the niro'» I'ioImMv nr,% of bold-headed people
• ^ b way rogaii) a tjood lioud of healthy hair
' ^'earing green spectacles If tlie.v will follow our advice and ao-
and eating pinff shavings, the ." ceI»t our offer. We have a remedy that
are powerful fillin', but ter'blv W" ""•sil'v"lf trU!,ir""t''e to "row h,"r
1 imitiyfvi. > " "ny ! ' uuk'M ,ho I'00,,, °f the
espouse the. caust? of prohibition- halr nro entirely dead, their follicles
vv nen a hungry man first hits ! "Il(i "Ie «cnip has becomegiaied
the floor in the morn in cr he t-i'-ea 1"!'(! s!'luy Ht' wa,lt ,,eop!o fo try thl9
o. p,,,.. , ! ,,, 1 la ■' s j ronHHJy at our risk, with the distinct
ot. rHill S ndvifp- IF mi" -r understniidlpa that unless It dots ex-
actly what we claim It will, and gives
satisfaction In every respect, we sbo'l
ni;il;e no <-h:ii'go for the remedy used
durliiK the trial.
\Yc know exactly what we are talk*
Iiik about, and with this offer back of
our statements no one should scoff,
flre-
i be-
h-
-n^lrlin^ .1 ^ u' ' f ^ 38 i ^m nnv spn|P °r hair trouble, dan"
the country is worse oT it ?,!? wo't, and second, | dmff, failing hair, or boldness to try
)Ut h: hc >s a devout follower of Paul. °,ur Uexn" "03" Halr Ton,c- We *«nt
CHAMP OLARK.
tuaata poaftloa of a man who haa done
• hard Job walL
•pookar«hI» of tha houaa of
ntatlvaa la tha most Important
^MlUoa ta our public Ufa next to the
pratidaney. Mr. Clark, therefore, comes
l«o diroct and natural oontraat with
*»■ *»ft Both hava absolute'Standing
among the people 0f America for hon-
oat taunt ta what they ara doing. Taft
haa succeeded ta making a series of
Muadara ta handling men and In pass-
toff oo affairs. Clark 1 . .is worked along
broad tinea and has made a brilliant
auoeaaa of tha big work ha haa had
to So.
Staea Clark waa e ecu.l speaker, he
hM baan mentioned for the presl-
■aney. No public man could fall to be
Battered by the prospect of the Demo-
cratic nomination. The speaker has
subordinated his personality and what
amMUona ha may have to the good of
►•'ty. He has sought harmony In
tha bouse of representatives, harmony
among the leaders of the party In the
country. Ha has steered the cause of
7 party •• aa to render good serv-
ice to the country, and has sought to
pake It sure that some Democrat will
2S "•
It ragulres a big man and a strong
oae to hold true to a position like this
Tha speakership offers a thouaand
cjuneea for advertisement and for
poltlcsl advancement If It. holders
W. ,1 .MM Mr Clark has kept
nSn* V?t hWld' Hl" oaly lmPortant
public deliverance was his defense of
,n the kouse
agaloet Mr. Taft's charge that the
Democrats ware playing politics. Mr.
Clark carried off the honors In this de-
Tbe qualities of tried experience, of
Persona1.'lability, of conservatism
konesty. will count In
Mr .Oarh a favqr when the Democrats
aMot la convention next year. The
epeakar cornea from the west tha
ymt H* know" Wa,klngton,
2? . become of Washington as
M'-Taft is. Ha will beat Taft If nom-
laatad against him, because Le wni
J®"® tupport of a united Democrat-
ic pmrtr Mbd will draw atrength from
r?Z™*Tic!?rk"th# r^iiy
paUoaal damocracr °* Ca°',,d*U of
Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jer-
pay I. a brilUaat man; but just now he
■••■• too new. Harmon, on the oth-
gr kaad, aaems too old. Beth are mak-
tag thoaualvea professional candidate.
gBt tha men who .it In Judgment la
the aest Democratic national tonven-
assae cat ^
aaaireua or taking no chance, ah on
Some because he ' is not ;
eating anti, and still oth?
cause |he is neutral. TI;
class is to be conin;.1 ...
the first two shou'. l o: ■ ».,t;
gated. A negative qiuniry i.
mathematics is one ti.-.t
in the opposite direction from
the one with which it is associ-
ated, but a ne££.tive editor h
one whose value is less than z -
ro, i, e,
with him than with out him
If the Bulletin man thinks
saloons are good ihinpfl, aie
proper resorts for men, women
and children, and that a man
who supports them financially is
a better man than one who dees
not. he should work for the
liquor people early and. late. If
he does not believe all thete
things, he should emphatically
say so.
Solves A Deep Mystery
I want to thank you frnm the bot-
tom of my hart I wrote C. P- Under,
of Lewisburg, W, Va. for the wond-
erful double benefit I got from Electric
Bitters, in curing tneof both a scvc-;e
case of {atmoch jrouble alid rheumt
tisim from vvhieli I had been aeelpl^e
sufferer for ten yeaio. It suited m\
case as though made just for me. I
dyspepsia indigestion, jaundice and
rid the system of kidney poisonu that
cause rheumatism, Elecuic iJitteru
no equal. Try them. Every i, ,lt:
guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at
Blair Drug Store.
advice: "If any of
them that believe not, bid you to
a U.!..••(•,:.';d ye be .disposed to go,
j whatever is set before-you, oat,
■"•-'•■Miff no qnestion^ for eon-
science sake." 1 Cor." 10:27
'PI,.. I I , ,,, 1 , .. . j 'VU.CUI. UW una BIIOUIU SCO IT,
s w ny it 13 so easy to work doubt our void, or hesitate to put our
all sorts of forage off on aman at! rmne<,^t0 nD uctual ,est- i
We want every one who Is suffering Vs A. E. White, Defendent.
Said defendant, A. E. White,
will take notice that he has been
Time
Is Money!
Invest In Your Own Ability!
Dividends are the "pay envelopes"
of the brain. Make your brain pay
you the Dividends of Income—that
income derived from an assured po-
sition. . . . .
He Business Education is the money-mak-
ing Education.
Enroll at once.
SHIELDS COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
"The School of Results"
Hobart ... Oklahoma
Notice of PublicatloD
{M
State of Oklahoma
County of Jackson
Before H. D. Churchill, Jus-
tice of the Peace for Blair, mr-
tha Township.
Hud Woodward Plaintiff.
It things grow much worn" how , . , iegulnrly-sny until
HW, " i* , • , ; three bottles have been nsed-and If
'Ml, ana plain bread and decent il (.,oeR not eradicate dandruff, cleanse
i> icon continues to rise in price : !,"(1 refl'e811 tlie scalp, tighten the halr
I fear these hav products will! T018' nnd grow uew hnlr' wa
j(pun m prouutcs will j will return every cent paid us for the
o.in i,.„ • , .^1..... t-eiu pa hi us ror tne
itp a«j\ancing on tne dinner n-medy for the more asking. There
line until it iscaptured, and then
m.-ikea combined and successful
charge, forcing supper td surren-
der at discretion. Then -wo had
as well bid farewell to every ftar
wipe our weeping eyes, and
make a dash for the mesquite
thickets, eat pear-apples and
sprout hair, hoofs, and liorn-
and be a steer right.
—Harpoon
V ith the high cost of r al foor
ht# appeared the mult tudinou.1
excuses for the pieservi.toa of
life. The^e mostly aviate in t
form of alleged "Breakfast
Foods," and to the eye &ppe. r
delightful, but lo tie strong,
healthy man accustomed to eat
they are a delusion and a snare -
a lovely but deceitful and mist;
food mirage upon the distant sk;, -
liesfer Items.
Rev. Armstrong preached
here at the M. E. Church Sun-
day.
Mrs. J. A. Flood of Mangum
moved out to her farm last week-
Several of the Hester folks
attended the singing at Martha
Sunday.
The gurprisa party at Miss
Ola Farmers ,la -.t Saturday nigh t
was enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foraker
'pent Sunday witji Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Foraker.
Miss Nellie Maddox took din-
ner with Miss Iva Howard Sun-
day.
The singiag at Miss Rosabel!
Is no formality expected, nnd we exact
no obligation from the user whatever.
We moke this offer with n mil under
stoiidltig that our business suoeefw
entirely depends upon the sort of treat-
ment we neeord our customers, nnd we
would not dare make the above of-
fer unless we were positively certain
that we could substantiate it In every
particular. Itemeinber, you can obtain
Itexall Remedies In this community
only ut our store—The Rexull Store.
McEJroy & Son
Old Soldier Tortured
For years I suffered nnspeakable
torture from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble, wrote A. K. Smith,
a war veteran at Erie, Pa., but Dr.
King's New Life Pills fixed me all
right They're simply great. Try them
sor any stomach or kidney trouble.
Only 25c at Blair Drug Store.
sued in the above named Court
upon note for $150.00 and 10 per
cent inst from Oct 21at 1911
with chattel mortgage on horses
to cover same mortgage given G.
| T. Whitehorn and assigned to
| plaintiff and must answer the
petition filed therein by said
plaintiff on or before the 25 day
of January A. D., 1912, or said
petition will be taken as true and
a judgment for said plaintiff for
$154,00 and interest from date
and all costs of action and for
foreclosure of mortgage, and in
the attachment therein had and
granted, will be rendered ac-
cordingly.
Attest;
H. D. Churchill,
Justice of the Peace.
Wylie M. Snow,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
OR. F. S. BOBBITT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Residence Phone No. 60.
All Calls Promptly Filled.
Tfsiager, Day I Roblnsoo
UVTEtS
■aain,ai< Altus, iklabaia.
T. T. CLARK,
Attaraay-Ai-Law
Spaeial Attention Given to Land
Titles and Collectiona.
Office Over Grisham-Hulett's Store.
Altus - . Okla.
Women who linvf> should
urni Dr. Mites' Antt-Phln Mils;
NEW MANAGEMENT
Don't Suffer!
F-H
I had been troubled, a little, for nearly 7 years," writes
M/s. L Fincher, in a letter from Peavy, Ala., "but I war, p
not taken down, until March, when I went to bed and had
to have a doctor. He did all he could for me, but I got no fc
better. I fyurt all over, and I couid not rest At last, I tried i '•
Cardul, and soon I began to improve. Now I am in very
good health, and able to do all my housework."
TAKE Tb _
ARDUI Woman?Tor»jc
You may wonder why Cardul is so successful, after
other remedies'have failed. The answer is that Cardui is
successful, because it is composed of scientific Ingredient,
that act curatively on the womanly system. It is a medicine
for women, and for women only. It builds,-strengthens, and
restores weak and ailing women, to health and happiness.
If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, take Cardui. It
will surely do for you, what It did lor her. At all druggists.
Wr/tt/o.- Ladles' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooos Medicine Co.. Chatterer - Tmn
Sptclal Imlnulioiu. and M-pa*c b jok. "Home Treatment |0r Womm." (cntVcc. J CO
I I have bought the City Meat Market, includ-
♦ ing all fixtures, and will give the people of Blair
| and surrounding country the best possible ser-
♦ vice : My line consists of fresh and smoked
{ meats and sausage :: Your patronage will be
frKrl X appreciated.
Very Respectfully
1 A. HOLM
D.
WM. H. CURKSON, M
Office la Tbe Blair Drag Store
RmmUbcc Oae Block Eaot and One
North of the Blair State
Offlcs 17, 1 Kiat. Iwilwi IT, 3R
R I TAYLOR, M. 0.
Pbyslclaa aad Sorgeoa
Office in Orient Drug Store.
SsJtoL& l'.; Blair, Ok.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
IS INVITED TO THE
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
WHEN IN ALTUS
EWIT THING FIRST CUSS.
WHEN IN ALTUS
Take Tour Meals at tk
OWL CAFE
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CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION ~ "" SN0W & SHAW"
We manufacture Foundation, Building, Finishing, Cornish
and Decoration cement Blocks. Also Flues, Posts, and Tanks.
We make a specialty of building concrete rrl<v«,
culverts, foundations, and tide walks.
Estimates furnished. Correspondence solicited.
Plant East end Main .Street
Pinkston & Shield
Blair ...
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THE ALTUS MACHINE & BOILER
CO.
General Machine and Boiler Works
Globe Valves, Check Valves, Pipe, Pipe Fittings. Shafting and
_ , L v Bolts kept in stock.
Telephone No. 453 BRUNTON * PARTON, Props,
Attorneys-At-Lsw
General Practice
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Owen, J. B. The Blair Progress (Blair, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 18, 1912, newspaper, January 18, 1912; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc287311/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.