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Ardmore Wednesday Sept. 20 190S.
SATISFIED CUSTO
Are the best advertisement a store can have. We claim a great many of them so of course we are very well
advertised in Ardmore and surrounding country. But there are now many strangers within our gates who are
not yet acquainted with us and our methods of "Fair Dealing." We want to meet you and talk with you so that
you may find out about us. Then you will Know whether you want to do business with us or not. Ash" your
neighbors about us. If our record is bad go to the other fellow. If it is good why we want your patronage
and will appreciate it too. Our salespeople are the best. This assertion is worthy investigations. Our stocK is
the largest and most complete. No job lots or out of style stuff shown. Every item is new crisp and clean.
School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
Our stocK is now very complete. We have any-
thing you would care to looK at and prices rang-
ing from 50c a pair up to - - $2.50
Ginghams Percales and Satteens
Just the materials for present every day wear.
Percales - - - 5 8 1-3 and 10c
Ginghams - - - 8 1-3 and 10c
Satteens - - - 15 to 25c
New Millinery
Some new slylcs just in and invoices for others to
arrive. Don't buy until you have seen ours.
Silk Patterns
Don't be mislead by others offering' the imitations
for the genuine at less money. The latest out are
Plaids and Fancy Moires. They come in 19 inch
widths and are 18 yard patterns enough for a
dress almost any style. Are worth $17 50 $18.00
and $22.50 a pattern. Nothing liKe them have
been shown in Ardmore.
Boys and Childrens Clothing
Now for your choosing the newest of 1905. Prices
ranging from $150 to $7.50 a suit. Bring the
boys in.
Ladies Misses and Childrens Ready-To-Wear
Garments
Many are the new effects in Coats SKirts JacKcts
Wraps Tailored Suits Waists Himonas Dressing
Sacques etc. Look for the sleeve the only index
correct styles.
Our Show Windows
All new and present the swellest showing of new
goods of any others in the city. Take a look at
them it will do you good.
Alterations Free
Any garment sold in our ready-to-wear depart-
ment will be altered free if same is necessary.
Miss Butt and Miss Cook have returned from their summer vacation and are again at their posts of
duty where they will be glad to meet their friends and customers.
MADDEN
COM
PANY
HORSE THIEVES HEADQUARTERS
Gang Operating Near Haskell Have
Headquarters In Mountains.'
Haskell I. 'IV Stiit. tH. The old
time horse Nil-mini? lmliliH seem to
have broken out nnew In I Ills section
nnd nut being content with liows
..111. : mni niliir iIiIiil's me ln'iiu
IiiIumi. Sunday night a eouple or val
iialilii horses were stolen troui J. O
Hlankenshlp who Uvoh on the hum
Jlcrryhlll farm near Stone bluff. A
saddle wild stolen Thursday night
from II. T. Ulllff unrt Saturday iiilit
onowas stolen from Dr. Hunt Hesldes
tlili there lias been several other
runes of home HtenlliiK nnd one Is led
to believe that there Is an active gang
at work right at home AVIuther or
not there tsuny truth In the statement
It has been rep Tied that some Ken
tleinen of lilts variety were harboring
in the C'oneharty mountains'.
Aids
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Nature.
Medicines that nld are nlwny most
effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Heme-
ily nets on this plan. It allays the.
cough relieves the lungs aids expec-
toration opens the. secretions nnd
aids naturo In restoring tho system to
n healthy condition. Sold by K. J. Ham-
soy. W. H. Frame Homier & Homier
Ardmore Drug Co.
Nearly ever.-.- woman labors tinder
the delusion that no man enn tell her
n lie and look her straight in the eye
at the same time.
ABSCESS.
Abscesses with few exceptions nro
Indicative of constipation or debility.
V. II. Harrison Cleveland Miss.
writes. Aug. 15 11)02: "I want to say
a word of praUo for Hnllard's Snow
Liniment. I stepped on n nail which
caused the cords In my leg to contract
nnd nn abnces to rlne In my Knee
nnd tho doctor told me that I would
have a stiff leg so one dny I went to
.1. F. Lord's drug store (who Is now
In Denver. Colo He recommended a
bottle of Snow Liniment; I got n COc
size and It cured my leg. It Is the
best liniment In tho world. AV. I).
Frame.
When two feathenvtight pugilists
set together It's only a pound of
feathers.
Vlncsalvo acts like a poultlct. Host
thing In tho world for bolls burns
cracked hands tetter etc. Sold by tho
City Drug Store.
fio to the ant and get wisdom
yixing man and you may not hnve to
visit your "uncle."
You can npply MnnZau Insldo right
whero tho pain Is It Is put up In col-
lapsible tubes with nozzle attachment
for Introducing It. Mnntfan Btops pdn
Instantly and' cures-nil kinds of blind
Itching and protruding piles. Sold by
City Drug Store.
Som woijipn keep so busy deciding
what nun thry don't want lo m:rry
that tiny have no time lo inar'v at
all.
Mill mm n . ) ' "KJWwMOMnMMCT tTOSCWteraOT jpffi-j
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THE NEW WAY AND THE OLD
Ji revolution in cigar production as great as the evolution in rail
way transportation from the days of Stephenson's first
locomotive to the Twentieth Century Limited I
The American Cigar Company has perfected at a cost
of millions of dollars a scientific and heretofore unknown
method of thoroughly fermenting and truly blending
the tobacco leaf.
The fermenting process alone would produce from
the same tobacco a cigar that you would recognize
as twice as good. It removes every last lingering trace
of the rawness that spoils the aroma the harshness that
burns the tongue and the bitterness that ruins the flavor.
The new blending process thoroughly combines
the aromatic qualities of the various tobaccos required
for each cigar before they go to the cigar-maker's table.
The ordinary factory-operation miscalled " blending" is
only a mixing by the cigar-maker of tobacco taken from
two or three small piles of cured leaf a mixing which
results in nothing in the world but a raw "tobacco
sandwich."
The American Cigar Company's system provides not
only for making better cigars but for keeping them
good. After careful' inspection at the factories the
finished cigars are stored in great " humidors " under the
ideal Cuban climatic conditions where their quality is
constantly improving like rare old wine till they are
ready to go to the dealer. And when these thoroughly-
seasoned cigars are ready to be shipped not only are
they boxed and sealed in the usual way but the boxes
arc double'seaeil a tough water-proof parchment
wrapper with the " Triangle A" seal in red on each end.
One of the best examples of this new way of pro-
ducing cigars is the
"ANNA
5 0rats
CI6AR
The Anna Held cigar Is rolled from blended tobaccos selected according to a formula that if made by any
other system would make the same cigar cost 10 cents instead of five.
' It is a' smooth even-burning cigar of faultless woricmanshipand of delightful and distinctive flavor regularly
smoked by'thousands of men who know what they like anil why they like it..
'. Sold by all dealers in good cigars
Trade supplied by PLATTER TOBACCO CO. DALLAS TEXAS
THREE JURORS CURED.
Of Cholera Morbus with one Small
Bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Choi-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Mr. G. W. Fowler of Hlghtowor.
Ala. relntes nil cxperlcnco ho had
while serving on a petit jury In 11 mur-
der case at Kdwardsvllle county seat
of Clebonrno county Alabama. He
says: "Whllo there. I ato somo fresh
meat and somo souse meat nnd it gavo
mo cholera morbus In a very severe
form. I was never more sick In my llfo
and sent to tho drug storo for a cer-
tain cholera mixture but tho- druggist
sent mo n bottlo of Chnmberlaln's Col-
Ic Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Itemedy in-
stead saying that ho had what I sent
for but that this medicine waa so
much better that ho would rather send
It to mo In the tlx I was In. I took 0110
doso of It and was better in flvo min-
utes. Tho second doso cured mo en-
tirely. Two fellow Jurors were amipt-
ed In the s'amo manner nnd one small
bottlo cured tho three of us." For sale
by F. .1. Hamsey Uonner & Bonner
. U. Frame Ardmore Drug Co.
You cannot possibly get a poor ci-
gar from our case. Kvcry brand wheth-
er Ee or lGc Is good but there's n dif-
ference In then! to suit different
tnstes.
17 F. J. HAMSEY Druggist.
Avoid serious Tesults of kidney or
blndder troublo by taking Foley's Kid-
ney Cure. City Drug Storo.
Hut tho man who refuses to work-
when 'offered a job is always ready
to work for a friend.
A New Jersey Editor's Testimonial.
M. T. Lynch editor of tho Philips-
burs N. .1.. Dally Tost writes: -1
have used many kinds of mediclnoa
for coueha nnd colds in my family
but never anything so good as Foley's
Honey nnd Tnr. I cannot aav too muc
In pralso of It." City Drug Storo.
For six months after marriage a
man nddresHus his wife as "darling; '
ifter that ho says "Say you!"
Haclcacho is never known to thoso
persons who tako an occasional doso
of Plnoulca. Tho value of tho icsln
obtained from tho plno tree ha3 lone
been recognized In tho treatment of
diseases of tho bladder nnd kldnoya.
Ono loso of Pinoulca will glvo relief
nnd one bottlo will cure. Sold by tho
City Drug Store.
Unless a mnn wants to know from
whom overy letter a woman gets Ih
It is hard for her to feel sure he loves
her.
Neglected Colds.
livery part of tho mucous mem-
brane tho nose throat ears head and
lungs etc.. aro subject to disease an
blight from neglected colds. Dnllard'
Horehoun'd Syrup Is a pleasant ana
effective remedy
V. Akondriclc Valley Mills Texas
writes "I Jtavo used Hallard's Horo-
hound Syrup fdr coughs nnd throat
troubles; It Is a pleasant aud most ef-
fective remedy."
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The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 269, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 20, 1905, newspaper, September 20, 1905; Ardmore, I. T.. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc79935/m1/2/: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.