I . . . .. .
SPECIAL OPENING
At the Store Which Always
Gets the New Things Fifs
and GETS THEM RIGHT!
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Spring Suits and Dresses
Expressing charming new
ideas in their ever swaying and beauty of make is win
IOias.
And Neckwear Hosiery Lingerie Veiling Gloves and all the other complements and finishing
touches tocomplete the Spring costume are graciously welcoming throngs of interested visitors.
Local News
II. C. Borgdorf who has been quite
sick is recovering.
Bread still going ton loaves for 25
cents at tlio Star Bakery. Ul-Gul
Frank lloflcy who has been seri-
ously ill is improving.
All tho latest novelties in during
suitings at Mullcr's tho tailor.
P. E. Brassington wont to Bridge-
port on business Friday.
Tho best in Stylo workmanship
quality nud finish in spring suitings at
Mullor'n tho tailor.
Mrs. Ed l'atterson of Gracemont
visited friends in tho city Friday.
If you want a good clean smoko
always get a "Nabob" or "Tycoon."
34-Gtd
W. W Terry made a business trip
to Chickaaha Fridav.
If n (jood cigar is Jwhat you want
"Nabob" or "Tycoon" will satisfy
you. 31-Gtd
Dr. R. X. Wado of Lookeba visited.
his fnmilyin this city Friday.
Tho most partcular smoker will find
tno "Nabob" or "Tycoon" satisfac-
tory in every way. 31-Gtd
F. V Hamilton mado a buiness
trip to Carnegie Thursday night.
"Nabob" is bettor than most 10
cent cigars. 34-0ti
AUy. I. II. Korr returned from a
business trjp to Cement Friday.
Always jnalst on gotting n "Na-
bob" or ''(Tycoon." 34-Gtd
Agent Stcckcr and M. Hilton of
Did Town returned from n business
x p to Ft. Sill and Cacho Friday.
A Livery Stabloor qnlc at a sac-
rifice In a splendid town doing
nico business. Sco  Driflkoll Tho
Land and Loan man. 35-3td Uw
... 4kt
Wm. Rcoco made a businos strip
to Carnegio Friday.
I havo somo fino Residence Proper-
ties for sale. .If you wIbIi to buy it
will ho to your interest to see G. D.
DriBkell. Tho Land and Loan man
Anadarko Okja. 4th door west of
Post Ofllco. ' 3G-3td ltw
' v.
Queen Fashion is Holding
Dainty Waists
Whose winsomeness ol style
I iiiuj; uwuiusasuL; piaiau.
THE
Mrs. Paul Kaiser is qui to ill at tho
homo of her mother Mrs. J. C.
Richoy.
Insure your stock against death
from any causo with WILLIAMS &
SHARP at Recce Agency.
33-d & w tf
Mrs Grace Ballard of Guthrio
visited her aunt Mrs. J. W. Gocbel
Thursday and Friday.
Don't list your property with Will-
iams & Sharp unless you want it bold.
33-d & w tf
MIbs Popplcwoll principal of tho
high school is confined to her room
on account of an attack of tho grip.
Williams & Sliarp havo several
customers for city property.
33-d & Wjtf
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Weeso o f
Stcckor transacted buslnrss here
Thursday.
Williams & Sharp hnvo $5000.00
private money to loan on farms. No
delay; money ready soon as good title
is given. 36-1 td
Mcsdamcs Burt Lockert and M. E
Pilor are back from a visit with their
iHter in Moore.
F. V. Hamilton tho W. O. W.
deputy returned from Carnegio whero
ho has been transacting businos for
that order.
Mrs. M. J. Walker of Touron
Kan. arrived jn tho city Friday
morning to visit hor son N. Haven-
craft and family.
Atty. II. W. Morgan returtd from
Guthrio Friday morning where ho
has been transacting business in the
Supreme court.
Mrs. B II. Sikcs living south of
town who has beer quito sick for
some time is reported to be recover-
ing. Mrs. Chas. Pockham of Enid who
has been visiting Photographer Aid-
ridge and family tho past week re-
turned homo Fridoy.
Rov. E. B. Teis loft on tho morn-
ing train fa r'TempIo whero ho will
look after some Presbyterian mission-
ary work.
Mr. and Mrs. A. t lannagan havo
Court Here Now Surrounded
NEW MILLINERY
AU Howory. Feathery and blithesome as smiling Spring
- gome ofit bringing a direct
Paris itself.
FAIR DEPT. STORE
ANADARKO
gono tn Stecker for n visit of somo
length with their daughter Mrs. L.
E. Risk.
Miss Eva Area returned Thursday
evening from Westmoreland Kan.
and has resumed her duties on tho
Democrat staff.
JMra. J. A. McCauloy who has
been singing at tho Princess Thentrq
for several days returned Thursday
evening to her homo in Carnegie.
Mrs. E. K. Patterson camo down
from Graremont Thursday evening.
With her was Miss Barncll a repre-
sentative of tho Royal Neighbors.
Marriago licenses woro Issued Fri-
day to Herbert McCulllough to Miss
May Burrus both of Apache. -Roy
Kumsemuller to Miss Lizzie Ilinton
both of Cement.
Mrs. A. E. Brlscoo and son Miles
who havn been visiting friends in
Kansas Citv and Iowa for tho past
two weeks returned homo Thursday
evening. .
Seven Hiawaiians Honolulu
students passed through tho city Fri-
day enrouto to Wichita Kan  whero
they will put on an entertainment
entitled the Honolulu Students.
Tho many frionds of Mrs. L. J.
Morrison nro pleased to learn that sho
is very much Improved in hoalth after
I undergoing a serious operation for np
pendfeitis at her home in Idaho.
Miss Ruth Smith who iB attending
srnool in Guthrie arrived in the city
to attend the funeral of the infant
child of Mr. and Mrs Jack Mooro
that died Friday morning.
N. M. Johnson and wife of El
Reno is tho guest of tho former's sis-
tor Mrs. J. A. Becker. Mr. John-
son is hero with tho intention of lo-
cating in Anadarko.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Jack Mooro died of pneumonia Friday
morning at 3 o clock. Tho funeral
services will bo held at tho home on
east A street at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
PILES
get immediate relief froa
Dr. Shoop's Magic OlnuBcot.
By Her "Admiring Ladies in
greeting from its birthplace 
'
Already "one feels the thrill of Spring in the air; lighter appareling
good to know that we are fully prepared to meet your every need both
OKLAHOMA
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.a his f.i' A
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.- irao and descent
i of IJ.c In the des?rt
!! J buy icj!tIoly lm-
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to the mh.
I'. Jt even t. j
I .eii on r o troa..n?nt and I nc r
s w 1 lm so ft as when he came b? !t
f r a the trip
If the Ar- ' and his horso are !'
lo-er.il closely nlllcil they nro Iu
point of fact even more lntlmf.U.7
connected. Ills mount la his Ilrt
i nought and at all times by far tho
most Interesting topic of conversation.
He Is unRrooinoil undipped unlml-
tored for the Arab prefors to shackle
him by means of two ropes a short
cord connecting tho foro and hind fotr
lockb nnd a long lino tethering him
abnvo tho hind fetlock to a peg In th
ground. Thus ho can movo about Or
roll at leisure and should thero bo
any rough horbago at hand can for-
ago for it. Porhaps ono of tho princi-
pal reasons why tho Arab so excels at
long Journeys Is that tho novor worries
hlmsolf nor docs ho over distress his
mount unless thoro Is real causo to
do so. Ho simply continues a steady
walk all day anil hardly over gallops
In tho wild way In which ono so often
sees thorn depleted by artists.
SMALL BOY'S PATHETIC WISH.
Story with a Moral for Some Over-
Occupied Mothers.
Ho Is a poor llttlo neglected boy
whoso mamma Is so busy with moth-
ors nicotines and club conventions
nnd such Important matters that sho
really hasn't tlmo to attend to her
children says tho New York Times.
This llttlo boy was entertaining a cas-
ual caller whllo his mother was up-
stairs putting the finishing touches to
her toilet. Said .tho llttlo boy whoso
own toilet was sadly in need of atten-
tion: "What does e. t. c. mean?"
"E. t. c.?" naked the caller.
"Yes" said tho llttlo boy. "It's a sort
of a word. It's In a book I was read
ing."
"Oh" paid tho callor. "Etc. Is an
abbreviation. It is Latlq. It stands
for et cetera."
Tho llttlo boy looked puzzlqd. "I'm
not In Latin yet" ho said.
lEt cetera" explained the callor
'means well It means 'and so on.'"
Tho little boy was thoughtful for a
moment and then ho said:
"I wish my mamma could find .time
to et cqtera tho buttons on my panto!"
And taking tn his disheveled appear
ance tho visitor murmured "Aniqa."
Thursday
"Q(T
You Are Cordiallv
Invited To Be Present.
Music Afternoon and Evening.
Wailing." In her train are-
Rfch Silks and Dress Goods.
Marvelously expressing the
Possibilities of a perfected I
lCAlllc alu II
DEMOCRAT
WANT ADS
Not Exceeding Five Lines One day
10c 3 Days 25c; 1 Week. 40c. Cash
With Order.
Miscellaneous
FURNISHED Rooms for rent. Mrs.
L M. Splvoy. Phono 112
7-dt
FOR SALE Four room houso nnd
llfty footlot on West Broadway at
a bargain if taken at once.
30-dtf A. V. Stratton.
FOR RENT Two good houses. W.
P. Hudson. 82-Gtd
LOST Largo black sow weighs about
300 lbs. Liberal reward for Infor-
mation to M. O. Ellison 1 milo
west and 8 south of Anadarko.
25-2tw
Wanted
WANTED Two young men to board
with prlvato fnm'ly. Call at Dem-
ocrat ofllco. 35-3td
WANTED Apprentices in millinery
business. Apply to Mrs. Linder 112
West Broadway Driskoll building.
27-dtf
WANTED Boaders first door west
of Christian church. Mrs. F. M.
Martin. 28-Gtd
$3G PIUR WEEK and expenses to men
with rig to introduce poultry and
stock remedies. Exporienco un-
necessary. Reliable company and
exclusive territory given. Tho
Grant Co. Dent 93 Springfield 111.
26-12t
AT STUD-My registered Pointer.
Bob Yorbrough. F. D. S. B. No.
17222. Ilia alro Plain Sam's Rap No.
10123; dam Nell Bang No. 6214.
No dog now hefore tho public of bet-
ter blood liyes. Ho puts ginger in
his puppies. He has moro grit and
go combined with tho widest range
and speed than any'othor pointer in
Oklahoma. If you want first class
shooting dogs breed your bitches to
this great dogC Stud fee ?15.00.
Address C. T. Keller Anadarko
Okla. 31 & w tf
March 18
'Elegant Skirts
In all the now designs of work-
manship new materials new
""w"iii uji iu muup tspring.
will soon be needed. How
as to Style and Prices Come see .
ANADARKO
MARKETS
Cotton
Mid. Cotton
8 15
Gr-n
Corn vhlto --...- 57 cents
" mixed 55 cents
Wheat $1.00
Liye Stock
Cattle butcher - - -J 2 1-2 to 3 cts.
Hogs heavy 5i cents
" medium - - - - 4 1-2 cents
' Light - - - . - . 4 rents
Produce
Corrected by tho Anadarko Produce
Co.
Eggs - 121 cts a doz
Country butter .... 174 ct3. lb.
Spring chickens 8 cts. lb.
Hm lOcts. lb.
Turkeys young - - - 12 cent lb.
Turkeys old toms - - - 8 ctnts lb.
Ducks ........ 0 cents lb.
Gecso g cents lb
Pigeons 5 cents each
Guineas WcentBcach
Hides 6'cents lb
Notice
Bids for plans and specifications
for city building will bo received at
office of city clerk until Monday
March 15 1909 7 p. m. Coat not to
exceed ?10000. Bond of ten per cent
must accompany bids to guarantee
estimate.
J. A. McCampbell City Clerk.
31-Gtd
For Rent
Good corn form ; 120 acres brokn;
4-room houso; G miles from Carnegio.
Baldwin & Gibhs Co. 85-2td Jtw
R. K. R0BDTS0J5T
A prtey-A(-LQ.w
Practicu In thiStntnnrifVlnrnn-lr.
and before tho Departments of .the
Gpvenrment.
lyOTARY IN 'QFFICE
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