Anadarko Daily Democra
Publlinrt Kwry ETtnlng?Eicctit Sunday
A. S. HOBEItTS Editok
BUnnOMIMTIONl IIAHO
Dtllrtrctf mr Cutler loc pel WeeV
Ij Mall purM In AdviKt H.00 pec Yr.
Territorial tnxes 3 lo G mills.
Stnto taxos 2 1.2 mills. Lotus pray.
Onco wo lind brains ana n big
stick. Now wo liavo bowola nnd a
big sponge. It wont bo tho first
lima bowols liavo undono what brains
built up.
Ami now oil who do not obey tho
ukaso ol Czar Tnft among tho Repub-
licans in Congress nro to bo sevomly
punished. I'nlronago is withhold
thoir re-election is to bo fought and
thoy aro to bo driven into privato
life so that nono but menials of tho
I'rosidont may occupy soots in Con-
groBSj Verily this out-ltoosovolts
Koosvolt.
It scorns that it is to bo n pull bo-
tween Congress and tho President
and 'then n pull botwoen Congroas
and tho pcnplo if tho President wins.
In tho moantimo tivory loyal Ameri-
can Republican or Democrat should
stand by tho Insurgents and against
Mr. Zolaya Taft.
Who fought putting a 2 cent rail-
road faro in tho Constitution? Who
fought regulating tho railroads?
Who fought tho incomo tax? Who
fought tho labor laws? Who fought
tho Jim Crow law? Who stood by
tho corporation intorusts? Who
fought tho gross production tax? Tho
answer to tho nbovo queric3 is. tbo
folks who want In ofllco again.
It now transpires that somo toach
or told tho history class that St Potor
founded tho Catholic church. Don't
boliovo a woid of it. No ono who
know history would mako tho state
ment. Tho tenchor probably said it
was a matter of tradition nnd if
thoro are any traditions going tho
history class should know them. If
sho said thoro was a tradition that
Gautama sacrillccd himself to a Btarv
ing tigress to sav9 nor wiHpe would
sho bo accused of teaching Buddhism?
Curiously enough whilo Mr. Taft
is seeking to scourgo recalcitrant
Congressmen into lino by cutting oir
their patronago "'Dklahoma republi-
cans nro puttinu thcmaolves on rocord
as opposed to tho Tnft Aldrich Can-
non administration. Thoro is a
strong probability of Bird Sood com-
ming down nnd tho mighty Nimrod
forming n now dynasty nnd other in-
teresting events taking place.
Friday 'b paper reported tbo arrest
nnd incarceration of aomo 1G year old
boys charged with utoaling. Tho
boys wcro widows boys who lacked
tho strong hand of n father of tho
right eort hold of them. But nil
fathors nro not of tho right sort as
witnoss tho street boys of Anndatko.
It seems is though whero boys aro
loafing and idlo about tbo strcot the
polico should liavo authority to send
thorn home. Tho stroot is tho breed
ing placo for criminals and n proper
regard for tho present wolfaro of tho
boys nnd tho futuro citizenship of tho
Btato Bcom to rcquiro that boys bo
kopt from idly wandering about tho
street. Often tho sight of moans to
do ill deeds makes ill dcods dono.
Anyway tho streot is no placo for
boys to bo loafing on or wnndering
about Idly and aimlessly oithcrday or
night.
Clydo Loach mado a buslnoas trip to
Oklahoma City and Guthrie Monday.
A. N Townsond of Manhattan
Kansas who is with tho Barton Bros
ehoo company visited Miss Eva Aron
Sunday.
Mr. E. E. Puttoraon nnd Mrs A.
C. Dyo went to Comanche f r a short
ytfjt with relatives Monday.
SISTER SLATS
Do you know Sister Slats? Well its a very interesting story and if properly applied
a profitable one. Listen I She came to us on Monday. October 11th. She wasn't looking
well. In fact she wasn't well and she'showed it. Showed it plainly in every rib. in tot-
tering gait sunken eyes and many protruding bones. To put it plainly she had been up
against it good and plenty 'and had found this world a hard and cruel one! She was and
still is just 57 inches high weight precisely 530 pounds and was well age is always a
delicate question with the ladies and wo won't discuss that. Suffice it to say she was no
longer young indeed this much might have been said of her twenty years ago. Still she
was not too young to know a good thing when she saw it or too old to appreciate it. For
whon a ration of Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls was put before her she proceed to eat it
with a very proper and lady-like restraint of course but still with an evident air of en-
joyment which it maybe said too she has never failed to show everyday since. For since
that day sho has not had a morsel of any other food and has shown no sign of wanting
any other and that she has found it not only delightful but nutritious is plainly proven
by her quickened step smoother coat brightened eyes and a steady gain in her weekly
visits to the scales. The last of these shows 670 pounds. One hundred and forty pounds
in 5G days m A NET GAIN OF TWO AND ONE-HALF POUNDS PER DAY I This
would bo an extremely satisfactory gain in any animal on any food but whenit is figured
for an old animal on a ration costing perhaps not over one-half of that fed daily to any
horse or mule in Ennis not eating Cottonseed Meal or Hulls it is somewhat startling isn't
it. Then too remember this is no story from somo far away land of some new and un-
known feed. It's just plain Coottonseed Meal and Hulls mado right in Ennis from Cot-
tonseed grown by some of your neighbors if not by yourself. A feed that were it grown
in some distant state and sent here in a fancy package with an impossible picture and a
Drug store name on it you would perhaps be eager to buy at twice the price your home
manufacturer is asking for it.
Then too Sister Slats is no menagerie curiosity kept in a cage. She is right up
at the Oil Mill in the Gin Lot in full view from two streets and her reception days are
every day in the week from sun to sun and you are most cordially invited to come up and
see her and compare her present appearance with her photograph taken the day she was
put on the feed. Come any time and see both her and her feed and see her eating and
if you'll come any Monday morning you can see her weighed can weigh her yourself but
you can't count her ribs any more as you could have done for they are being rapidly cov-
ered with good sound flesh and fat. Even a Missouriaii could hardly ask for better evi-
dence. And if Cottonseed Meal has dono this for Sister Slats it will do as much for
YOUR horse YOUR mule or YOUR cow. But don't take our word for it. Try it and
if it isn't all wo claim why your money back and no grumbling.
THE OIL MILL Ennis Tezas.
Our "Anadarko Quality" Meal and Hu 1j arc just as good as the above and will pro-
duce just as good results
ANADARKO COTTON OIL MILL.
We have the best equipped plant in this
section of the state for doing all kinds of
book and jol work. Let us figure on
the next job inu want done. We can
save you money give you better work
than you have ever gotten before and
give it to you in quicker time.
If there is something you want but don't
know exactly what it is come around
and look at our samples and stock. We
can show you what you want.
We have increased the capacity of our
plant by the installation of new machinery
and new type faces of the very latest
make and designs and are prepared to
take care of any work in the printing line.
Cards Note Heads Letter Heads State-
ments etc.
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The Anadarko Democrat
205 W. Broadway.
'Phone 55
Hammert 4 Ayres
Announcement
For 1910 I
We want to thank our patrons and friends for iheit
liberal nalroimno for tho vcar and soliciting a con
tinuancc of the sane ;:J fl n inducement wc arc going
to offer them the best goods for the least money.
In order to do so to the best advantage we are going to
buy for Cash und sell for Cash discounting every bill and
giving our patrons the benefit of these discounts which by
our heavy buying we are ib'e to command thereby saving
our patrons a neU sum during the year 1910.
Thanking you in advance for your pHtronage during the
coming year We are yours for business
HAMMER.T & AYHES
The Grocery and Meat Men.
Corner Sixth and Main
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Signs. Wall Paper.
A New Leaf for 1910
XOhett all others Jail to datlsfit
CALL
STRA TTON & SONS
Paper Hanging.
Fainting.
LOOK HERE ! 1
We are going to have a Sale too commencing Jan. 11
and will give a discount of from
15 to 20 per cent
Come in and get your Bargains
continue very long.
This sale will not
THE LEADER SHOE STORE
JOE SMITH Proprietor.
109 East Broadway - - Anadarko Okla.
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The touch of good taste that is lent by buying reliable
furniture coupled with its long life are two good reasons
for everyone who begin housekeeping to buy here. A lit-
tle at a time will soon equip every home. Half the pleas
ure in life is the convenience of home comfort. Our prices
are an encouragement to begin now is at least another
reason for asking you to call on us.
Eccleston & Coggins
The One Price Store.
Furniture .- and - .:. Undertaking
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'HE happy man! The man who reads the Dnmocrat and pays
for It in advance. Are you among our happy readers.
Hay & KeJmbach
Late of Fort Cobb
Fresh Cured and Salt Meats
of Best Qualities.
Cor. 4th street and Kansas Ave. ChickashaJOkla.
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