The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 162, Ed. 1, Monday, December 13, 1909 Page: 6 of 8
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THE GREATEST CORE
FOR
COUGHSC
NEWRo5vRY
GUARANTEED CURE FOR
Croup Whooping Coti?;h Bronchitis Ln Grippe
Quinsy Hoarseness Hemorrhage of the Lungs
Weakness of the Lungs Asthma and
nil diseases of
THROAT LUNGS AND CHEST
PREVENTS PNEUMONIA
Eleven ycors ago Dr. King's New Discovery permanently cured
me of a severe and dangerous throat and lung trouble and I've
been a well man ever since.- G. 0. Floyd Mcichnnt Kershaw S. C.
PRICE OOo
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
ARDMORE
Just Received
At Felker's Grocery Store
New kraut 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 Ch asc and Sanborn coffee and 1 Icinz's
57 varieties of pickles and preserves.
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PREFERENCE TO
OVER SOUTHERN ONEb ii TO OE
'GIVEN BY PRESIDENT IN PO-
TITICAL APPOINTMENTS.
W.i hi'iK'tui. Dec Li Thai Proh
i lent Tail Is going to make appoint
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I. H. F$ltr
Poland & Foster
General Insurance
Oflicc Over The hirst
National Bank.
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DROWN & DRIDGMAN.
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Funeral Directors and Llcemed 4
Embalmers.
Largest lino of Funeral
Goods In Oklahoma.
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PHARMACY
No Loafing on The Job
when wo undertake) your plumbing
work. Wo coimi protiiptly work
steadily and gut away dm cpiiokly on ;
possible. Hut wo don't hmvo until1
wo uro thoroughly certain tho Job Is 1
ii perfect one. Try our wind of plumb i
ing next time. You'll onjov tho l If- 1
feronoo. Vo will repair your- plumb-
ing and gas works promptly Hotter
call I'liono 7!) before) cold woittlior.
Our terms on nil repairing will bo 1
Hpot oasii nml collected by workiiiaii.
The WeeKs SpreKelmeyer
numbing uMt-etMeUl Co.
:Y SOUTH WASHINGTON ST.
mint- of northern negroes lor f-
lid' rajlu-r than s unborn oiioh Is
tin- iiilonnailon which lias been
1'i'iiy tlioroiiKhl.x 1 illHsemlnat
among tin- negro politicians through
in Hie country.
The president ha talked over hi
has about the appointment of no-
union to office with some of tho
leading men of the race and he ban
hIkiiIIIo.I to them Ills Inclination to
gle recognition to the negro voters
j In iiortheni states.
k the rem lit of this policy It In
. exported that the negroes III the
( Miuth wlu ate holdttiK Important of-fi'i-H
will as their terms expire be
displaced tor the most part by
whites ami In turn recognition will
I'e gen to uegroe In tho north.
Tho list of negroes holding Impor-
tant olflciis in the south under the
federal g.vorninont Includes the fol-
lowing: Itoben Snmllh collector of eus-
toniH at lloaufort S. ('.; Henry A.
Itueker collector of Internal rotenuo
at Atlanta. Oa.; Joseph Ue. colh-c
tor of Internal revenue at .lacks mi
llle.. KJa.: Nathan II. Alexander
'glster of the land office at .Mont
Komery. Ala.: Thonms V. .McAllister
nceiver of public money at Jaik
--on. .MU.; : Walter I. Cohen regis
tor of the laud office at N.-w Or
bans; Alevainlor 11. Kenmsly. i.ieh
ei of public money at New oi
leant; John U. Rush. lecelver of pub
lb mono) at Little Hock
The course the prenldent will tak.
In tho matter of apimlntlng n.-groc.
b likely to 1h llliiitnued in the so- i
hitlon of a sueressor to V. T.
VeriKii roglnter of the treasury '
Hooker T. Wwehlniflon and other no '
Kin lender have given their sup-
; "it to .1. t. Napier of NiuhUllo for
'lie place. i
Christmas flowers and plants at
Shuman Floral Comoanv's flower I
IN THE WORLD
OF INDUSTRY
HEVIEW OF THE WEEK WITH
MECHANICS AND ARTISANS IN
EVERY LAND.
luow incut ling boon fllnrtcd In
- Paul illnn. for tho formation of
i i.lpo tiades council.
Hi t all clerkii In .Sacrnmonto Cnl
m! be organli'd this mouth
From a iiiombfrnhlii of 2000 In
!V9S the Klectrlcnl Workern' Inter-
n.iUuiial has grown to a total of 111-
U"iO this year.
n rdliiff to the lust nvnllnblo fig-
urcN those of 1U07. Denmark had a
ti.uh union membership of lO'J.'Jll.
William I) lluher general preal-
duil of the amalgamatod eurpentcrs
I. a strong advoitito of -onolldn-'
ion of unions In cltlet.
The national lotidipiartyrs of Dec-
nr.iM (llasH Workers has decided
tiiat a most fruitful field In In and
.round Hostou.
The present m-alo of the stone
ui.iMiin In .Mliinonpolls .Minn. Is 50
n nts an hour and eight hour con--tltiitc
a day's work.
Mai hlnists at Sparks Nov.. have
uned an agreement wltth the Ore-
n Short l.lno by whleii they get nu
advniue of :t cents an hour.
Shoit tune notices have been pout-
i d in th- loi omotlvi' Industry at Nor-
w l h. Hng . where 5000 men are em-
ployed. I'or the two-year period ending
June :10. International Association or
Machinists paid strike bencfltrt
amounting to Jillll.S'JU.TiO.
most serious strike of gas work-
i is In Italy took place recently. The
(ias Mens I'ederatlton lave the sig-
nal aim the men struck at Mllnn
Modeno and (ionoa.
New Kngland I'lKtirmnkerH' unions
will undertake a vigorous label cam-
paign in Vermont and the most par-
ticular attention will be paid to Rut-
land and vicinity.
The people engaged In the straw
hat Industry hit llrcoklyn N. Y.. nru
now being organized and next year
I w II be possible for union men to
purchase straw hats with the union
lain 1.
The Ji urneymen bakers of Paris
I'laucc ami suburbs have Issued an
appeal to tho public to boycott all
bakeries where Sunday work Is still
carrioil on.
Continued unrest still prevails in
the North Wales coal fields where
the collieries wore recently on strike
a Ituabou and -Mold. The causes or
the disputes wore wages and tho em-
ployment of IlOII-tlllloil limn
Large blackboards have been pine-!
ed in the meeting halls of tho San
Piaiu i in labor temple on which
an- being Inscribed the names of
firms and individuals boycotted by
the council.
Tho Knights of Uibor recently roc-
oineiided that a bill be submitted to
congress authorizing the president
to appoint a court of arbitration to
si tile strike and corporation matters
Tho Swedish government has in
DAILY A ROMin PIT P.
tervened to settle tho dispute which
wiu the cause of the general strike
In Stockholm. Arbitrators have been
'ppolnted for this purpose nnd to
draft regulations for settlement of
luturc disputes.
A projected lookout In the-rablnet
making trades or southwest Germany
hns so far been a miserable fiasco.
In miiiu towtifl the men Imvo already
won hands down In others the pros-
pects are very good.
The engineers' nnd flromonV union
of tho River HI bo have sueceedod
in bringing their movement to n sat-
isfactory conclusion. They have con-
cluded an agreement with the em-
ployers association which embodied a
number cf ndvnntagefl.
The bookbinding societlos of Great
Urltn'n have for the past twelve
months been considering a scheme
of amalgamation which hns received
the final satisfaction of the members
belonging to the various unions ion
nected with that Industry.
The Animal Rescue League of
lloston hns opened a new Held for
the wage earning women namely
the calling of dog walkers. Young
Klrls are repartee! to he much In de-
mand among lloston women who
employ them to lertd their pet dagi
for dally nlrlngs.
.Minneapolis .Minn. Typographical
Union Is considering a new consti-
tution and by-laws n most Import-
ant feature of which Is the establish
inent or a loan funcl for needy mem-
berj. This Is being established to
circumvent the loan sharks who
have preyed on worklngnien In that
city.
The Argentine Workers' Federa
tion have Issued an Invitation to '
tho organized workers of South Am- j
erica for a congress of South Am-1
orlcau trade unions to bo held In
Huenos Ayres on April ::0 1910. A
number of National organizations
ninoiigrit them Ilrazlllau have accept-
ed. It Is exposed that a delegation
from the A. F. of L. will also at-
tend. The Illinois Ilroom Comnpny has
recently retired from the broom-making
business at the Michigan State
prison in Jackson. The company
gave as the principal reason for Its
action the strenuous activity of labor
unions ugalnst prison-made goods
nnd tho Increasing demand for tho
union label.
A special meeting of lloston .Mass.
C comakers' Union has been called
to consider whether It will admit
to membership the women employed
lu the core making Industry of
(renter lloston or contest with tho
proprietors over the propriety r
their employment lu this nrduous
la Inning work.
Tho conference- committee from
the San Francisco. (Ml. pressfeeders
Is considering a proposition to sub-
mit to tho empl yers to settle the
exiting iLiTleultv by a sliding scale
of Increase ii tor the next four
months and tl additional thereafter
threreby gaining a $2 Increase.
A strike of considerable impor-
tance broke out early ln October
In the copper mines of the .Mansfield
district in tho Prussian province or
Saxony This Is perhaps the most
Important copper mining d'strict on
the continent the total number or
Keep Your
& on
JOINER
CITY
Be01dJHffie
cmk sou h BBiii
I Man now to go thcro this Christinas. Make a visit to
tho place where yon first heard of Santa Clans. The
old lioine will be happier for your coming and
you'll have a merrier Christinas for being "there.
The trip should not cost you much. There
will t
Hill t ' V
Low Fares via Frisco
to points in Tennessee Alabama Mississippi
Cieorgia Florida South and North Carolina
and to a few places in Kentucky.
Holiday Excursions
December 18 19 20.
1 ickets are 140011 tor return
January 16 1910.
Through car service via Frisco
Memphis and Birmingham
(inoil connections can be made at tliee
cities for points in the above States.
Write or call on the undersigned today
for full information about these excursions
co't of ticket schedule etc. to your
home town.
H. D. McCOLLOM TICKET AGENT ARDMORE OKLAHOMA.
employed being well over L'0000. Tho
pay or the miners has always been
very low In the last few yenrs It
has generally averaged hi cents per
day.
A resolution Introduced by the
Leather Workers on Horse Goods
at the American Federation of La-
bor convention has given duo notice
to tho saddlery Industries thnt the
organlzntlon throughout the United
States and Canada Intends to make
the llBht for the eight-hour day dur-
ing the ensuing year.
How's This?
W'e ofrer One Hundred Dollars He-
ward for any case of Catarrh tin;
can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. OHK.VI3V & CO. Toledo. O.
We the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years
and bellevo him perfectly lionorabl-
In all business transactions and fl
nanclally able to carry out any obli
gallon made by his rirm
Walding Klnnnn & .Marvin
Wholesale Druggists Toledo O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally acting directly upon tho bloon
and mucous surraces or the sysiem
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per nottle. Sold by all druggls's.
I Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
i stipatlon. d&w
In The Heart of The
Great Wheeler Oil Field
WRITE i
Mutual Trust Company
CHRISTMAS
EXCURSIONS
ROUND TRIP TICKETS VIA
At VERY LOW RATES on sale to the
SOUTHEAST AND EAST
Dec. 18 19 20. Return Limit January 1G 1910.
No transfer at Memphis. Full particulars on request.
GEO. II. LEE G. I'. A. J. S. McNALLY D. P. A.
'Llttlo Hook Ark. Oklnhomn City Okln.
Use Ardmoreit Want Ads
Of Southern
OKLAHOMA !
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Ardmore Monday December 13 1909.
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SfllO 8V ORIGGISTS EVKRIWILRE1
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