The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 49, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 26, 1900 Page: 1 of 4
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North Caddo St.
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ARDMORE IND. TEE. WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 26 1900.
NUMBER 49
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President
C. C. HEMMING
Ylce PreildeiL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Ardmore Indian Territory.
Capital Paid Up.
Surplus Fund
THE OLDEST BANK III THE II1DIAII TERRITORY.
Draft sold on all parts of the world. Accounts of firms and Individuals
solicited upon the most liberal terms consistent with good banking.
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Dr. B. R. ECKLER
Magnetic Healerand Osteopath
Has located in Ardmore where he will practice his profession. Specialty
made of casps where drugs and medicines have failed or caused disease. I
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or get information iir regard to it call
Bros. Store. Main Street uonsunauou
Four Full Quarts
Kentucky's Best for $3.5U.
Eipress prepaid to any state or territory in the union.
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Office In Gorman Building over Young's Furniture. Store
A big Bankrupt stock of goods at
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Bargains in Dry Goods. Clothing
Shoes and Notions.
Bast Vsrhlni Thrp.tdX xnaols for 25c B. GOLDSMITH.
YOUNG & HEINTZ
DALLAS
Machinery Mill I Gin -Supplies
High Grade
Write for what you want.
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Dental work. Prices reason
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Phone No. 33.
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CONTRACT AWARDED FOR CON-
STRUCTION OP BATTLESHIPS.
E100DIWMHTUII.
Sbo.tlot at Checot.hKllle la Texas
While Restating Arrest Prisoners
Pardoned Overdue Steamer Ar-
rive. Philip plo. Commission.
QUIET IN WASHINGTON.
Br BciipplfcBs Pre. AModlon.
Washington Dec. 6. Christ-
mas day was like Sunday in
Washington. All departments
were closed. The president and
Mrs. McKinley attended church
in the morning and dined alone
in the evening. J
BLOODY CHRISTMAS.
Eufaula I. T.' Dec. 26. Yes-
terday John Tiger a Creek In
dian quarreled with I. B. Roper
and was struck over the head
with a pistol. Later Tiger se
cured a pistol and began some
reckless work. Dave Porter
was shot through and died.
Jesse Beck was shot through
and can not recover. A mover
who was in the wagon with his
family was shot through the
head dying: instantly. Emmet
Clemmons and another boy
named Antram . were both
wounded by being shot in the
legs.
Tiger then sought to escape
reloading his pistol as he went.
Officials followed and several
shots were exchauged. A bullet
finally found Tiger's arm and he
surrendered.
Lynching was spoken of but
the officers hurried their prison
er to Muskogee jail.
WHAT M'KINLEY GOT.
By Scrlppa-IfcRao Fmi AMOclstloa.
Washington. Dec 26. Among
the Christmas presents received
by President McKinley were
seven cases of wine five cases of
whisky thirty-five boxes cigars
six umbrellas lour canes six
scarf pins a quantity of books
and a number of choice pieces of
bric-a-brac.
BANNA'S SUBSIDY BILL.
By Scr'.pp.-McRa. Pro. Aaocluloa.
Washington Dec. 26 Senator
Pettigrew announces the ship
subsidy bill will not be allowed
to become a law at this session of
congress if he has strength to
remain on his feet and able at
all to talk with his mouth. All
he wants he says is to kill time.
SHIP FLANS SAFE.
By Scrtpps-McRs. Preaa AacactaUon.
Norfolk. Na. Dec. 26. A large
number of valuable ship plans
which were supposed to have
been destroyed by the recent
navy yard fire have been found
in the ruins of a building near
by. All plans of the battle ship
Texas and the cruiser Raleigh
are among the lot found.
TOO BIG A JOB.
By Bcrlppa-IfcRs. Preaa Asroclstloa.
Washington Dec 26. The
census figures from the Philip
pines iwiii not oe attempted at
this. time. Army officials say
that such work requires many
men backed up by an "army of
one hundred-thousand operating
for years in the islands in the
I great archipelago.
The census of the Americans
on the islands will be attempted.
OFFICIAL WELCOME TO KRUGER
By Scrlppa-McRsa Pre 3. AworlsUos.
Grand Rapids Mich. Dec 26
The council has adopted reso
lutions extending President Kru
ger an official welcome and the
freedom of the city. It was
stated that . more than thirty
thousand of his countrymen
Iwoum greet
PRISONERS PARDONED
By Barlpps-ltcRaa Prass AaanHatlon.
San Juan Porto Rico Dec 26.
Governor
Allen pardoned
i twenty-four prisoners in honor
overdue: steamer arrives.
Br Bcrlpps-llefiae Pram A neistlon.
New York Dec. 26. The Allen
line steamship State of Nebras-
ka arrived safely in port yester-
day morning six days behind
time. She had a large passenger
list and much apprehension had
been felt for her safety.
expensive commission.
By Bertppo-lfcRss Pram A mod .on.
Washington Dec 26v The
Philippine commission M running
up ezpeases on the islands at an
alarming rate. The war depart
ment will probably suggest to
the commission the necessity of
studying economics.
CONTRACT FOR BATTLESHIP.
Br ScrlppMcBs. Ftm. mofil.tlWfc
Wilmington Del. Dec. 26-"
The manager for the East River
EoffinefTlntr -company has re
ceived an official letter from Sec
retary Loner notifying him that
his company has been awarded
! the contract for the construction
of two battleships.
SHOOTING AT CHECOTAH.
Checotah I. T. Dec 26. W.
W. Lankford a well-known
farmer living near here was
shot and seriously wounded lust
r l crVi f.
One Jackson Smith has been
arrested charged with the act
KILLED RESISTING ARREST.
Br Bonpps-McRM Pram AoMClStloo.
Fort Worth Tex. Dec. 26.
Marshal Morrison of Mansfield
shot and killed Dick House and
mortally wounded his father last
nigbt.
The officer was' attempting to
arrest young House who resist
ed when the shooting com
menced.
BRYAN TO SPEAK TONIGHT.
By Bcrlpps-McRso Pron Association.
Lincoln Neb. Dec 26.
iTrinMrVloa 1 iuo" -or ill ho t.hf
subject of William J. Bryan s
response to a toast at the ban-
quet of the Bryan Home Guards
tonight. David Overmeyer of
Kansas and Mayor Reed of Kan-
sas City are among the speakers.
This will be Bryan's first public
utterance since his defeat.
TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered in Our Ear From
Inland Towns In the Territory
This Afternoon.
CHAGRIS.
John Creel of this place was
married Sunday at Woolsey to
Miss Cora Dawson of that place.
They will make this their home
Mr. Creel being the school teacher
at this place.
A. Creel is on the sick list.
R. J. Creel and wife are visiting
at Cornish.
SPRINGER.
Edgar Shrnm left today for Oak
Hill New Mex. to engage in the
mining business.
Will Chapman and Miss Maggie
Bears were married yesterday at
at the residence of Bob Scivally.
They left immediately on a bridal
tour over the Santa Fe.
Roy O'Brien leaves tomorrow
for New Mexico.
Main street was completely
blocked up this morning with all
kinds of farming implements aud
wagons.
BERWYN.
Mrs. Baxter from Rising Sun
Ark. and grand-daughter. Miss
Lizzie are visiting the family of
John Hardy.
There was very little drunken
ness here yesterday.
A brother) of Dr. Wright is vis
iting him here from Oklahoma
City.
RCSSETT.
The government land appraisers
have moved their
headqnarters to
Durwood.
Norton Bros' big show went to
Mannsviile today.
HA VIA.
There were two Christmas trees
here Monday night one at the Odd
Fellows hall and the other at the
Gu thill building in the new addi-
tion. . -
Mrs. Ella Dotson and Miss Dixie
I w .
WCD " riujr cu u
1 1 Ardmore from Tishomingo.
BOER INVASION OP THE COLONY
A VERY SERIOUS AFFAIR.
Keberts In Nearln Home Ctoadburst In
Porta (si Does Great Destruction A
New Island Dlscorered In Pacific
Ocean Fishermen Drowned
KITCHEN JCU AT DE ARR.
Br ScrtppMcRs. Pras AmmUUw
London Dec 26. The news
that Kitqhener has arrived at
DeAar Junction Cape Colony is
calculatecLto dispel the hope that
many Englishme"niiaTejter-
tained that the Boer invasion of
the colony is only an incident.
It means that a very ferious sit-
uation exists and that Kitchener
appreciates the strength of the
offensive operations of the Boers
and also the danger which it
threatens.
FIGHTING NEAR DE A Alt.
By Brrlpps-XcR Pres. Association.
London Dec. 26. A dispatch
from Capetown says fighting is
going on near DeAar but partic-
ulars are not yet obtainable.
ROBERTS NEARING HOME.
By Scr1pp.-McR.. pm. Auoctattna.
Punchal Madeira Dec. 26.
The transport Canada on which
Lord Roberts is returning to
England arrived today and sailed
for Gibraltar.
CLOUDBURST IN PORTUGAL.
By Sciippa-McRa. Pms AamclKtloa.
Lisbon Portugal Dec 26. A
cloudburst occurred at Augra
and the Hermoso river over
flowed its banks destroying
bridges and - roadways. The
damage to property is heavy and
it is feared that lives have been
lost.
ISLAND DISCOVERED.
By Scrtppa-McRa. Pm. Aaacrlstlon.
London Dec 26. A dispatch
to the Standard from Berlin says
Captain Saxegard a Norwegian
has discovered and named
after himself a hitherto
unknown' island in the Pacific
ocean between the Philippine and
Caroline groups.
It is stated an American gun-
boat commander has annexed
the island which seems to be
richly wooded and very fertile.
FISHERMEN DROWNED.
Ry ScrlpM-McRu Ptem Sa.ocl.tlon.
London Dec. 26. The recent
gales in the British isles have
caused the death by drowning of
twenty-two fishermen in the
Shetland islands.
EARTHQUAKE IN HAYTI.
Br 8rr1ppa-McP.il Press Association.
Port Au Prince Hayti Dec.
26. A terrible earthquake shock
was felt here yesterday after
noon and residents of the capital
were thrown into a panic. The
shock lasted thirty seconds. No
deaths are reported.
PRESSING DEWET.
Br 8crlpp.-HrRa. Pms Association.
London Dec. 26. A delayed
dispatch from Maseru Basuto
land says the British are press
ing ue.vet in me Liaayorana
district. DeWet has not been
heard of in several days and his
present objective point is not
known. The above dispatch is
evidently censored.
CROWE'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Br Bcrtpps-lfcRa Prasa Association.
St. Joseph fo. Dec. 26.
Pat Crowe who is wanted in
Omaha for complicity in the Cud-
ahy. kidnaping was surrounded
in the hotel here today but es
caped. It is claimed he is still
in the city.
Moore's Piluies axe a guaranteed
cure for all forma of Malaria Ague
Chills and fever Swamp Fever Ma
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larial Fever Bilious Fever Jaundice
Biliousness fetid breath and a tired
listless feelings -Tbey cure Rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following blood
1 nn inn
poison produced from malarial pols-
- No Qainne. Wo Arrolc
Acids or Iron - Do not ruin sk.c3
or teeth. Entirely tstelos. Pr -
A. J. WOLVERTON.
DON LACY
Cashier.
President.
THE CITY NATIONAL BAflli
Capital and Surplus.
AFSOlSrlORE i. -r.
. Accounts of firms and individuals solicited.
Courteous treatment accorded all alike.
For Tblrty-ooe Years
I have devoted my energies to
artistic sign and scene painting.
Signs of every description painted.
Leave orders at Ramsey's drug
store where I am permanently lo-
cated. W. L. Gallawat
26-2t The Sign Artist.
El Paso Mid-Winter Carnival
Those Interested are not exagger-
ating in the least when they assert
that the Mid-Winter Carnival at 1
Paso will be one of the grandest
Jollifications ever held in the sooth-
west. '
la addition to numerous attrac-
tions which have originated in the
minds of the promoters and deduced
from suggestions of friends the en-
thusiastic management has given a
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Orleans the Ealiph's pageant at
Dallas La Fiesta de Los Angeles
and various other carnivals with
the hope that no feature prodnctive
of mirth instruction er interest
will be omitted.
The 80ns st Montesnma parade
will be gorgeous glittering and
grand eclipsing all former efforts in
the history of historical pageants.
The voicanie eruption of Mt.
Franklin will afford a thrilling nov
elty in spectacular illumination.
The ball fights introducing native
Spanish Toreadors will continue
each day daring the Carnival.
Bands of Indians give their native
dances daily.
Cattle roping rough riding prize
roping contests between eow boys of
Texas Arizona and New Mexico and
the vaquerbs of Old Mexico and
various other ''Wild West" features
Reproductions of Mexican life.
international tournament between
eolf and tennis clubs of Arisona
New Mexico Texas and Mexico.
Street fair and midway entertain-
ments. Splendid Mexican music.
In fact nothing has bsen neglected.
Across the Rio Urande from El Paso
is the city of J u ares with its Mexican
costumes still .unchanged and
the city itself is productive of on-
flat glng interest.
A few days conld n. t be spent to
better advantage than in El Paso
daring this Carnival. It opens Jan.
27 1901 and continues three days.
The hotel accommodation will be 0
the best and prieea reasonable. The
Texas A Paclflo railway will sell
round trip tickets at anosnaliy low
rates. This Is a trip for ev ery one
See any ticket agent or write for
particulars to H. P. Hoehes travel-
ing passenger agent. Fort Worth
Texas or E. P. Tomer general pas-
senger agent Dallas Texas.
Koblo BnsoSMas Bordett-Caatts.
Tew women have done n-ore for
their sex than the Baroness Burdett-
Coutts. In London alone she has es-
tablished free sewing schools and an
organization for the training of house
maids. She has provided a shelter for
homeless women one-half of whom
have gained courage to begin life
anew. She has organized the nower
teirls of London into brUades with
fixed stations assigned to each under
police protection.
Ko Solids 'or Bablos.
It Is not generally known that In
France it is penal offense to give
any form of solid food to babies un-
der a year old unless it be prescribed
in writing by a properly qualified
medical man. Nurses are also forbid-
den to use fop their charges any sort
of feeding bottle having a rubber tube.
These and other equally stringent laws
have recently been enacted by - the
French government to save the lives
of babies.
Bonl m LlTlng Instrument.
The soul Is such an instrument that
no sooner is it set in peace with Itself
than it becomes an instrument in tune
a living instrument discoursing heav-
enly music in its thoughts and chant-
ing melodies ot bliss even in its
dreams. When a soul is in this har-
mony no fires of calamity no pains ot
outward torment can for a moment
bieak the sovereign spell of its Joy-
Horace BushnelL
Get a Barter Ideal Heater
for
your bathroom price from $6 up
17-tf J. M. Golledge & Co.
; jjj We Are Headquarters . & "
For Fruits Nuts Candy Dates Figs.
Cocoanuts Cranberries etc. Wo
carry the largest assortment of rrr
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house in the Indian Tcr
will jiay you to -'buy."
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A. H. PALMES)
Assistant Cashier.
$75000.00
BIS ruse for Row Tor Baalty.
The highest price er paid for resi-
dence property In the city ot New
York and perhaps la the country was
given recently by Harley T. Proctor
an opulent soap man of Cincinnati
$600000 for a lot 100 tet front by 121.
feet deep at the comer of Fifth ave-
nue and Fifty-second street.
DoU Cktowed Bor Too rlas
A little 4-year-old miss was over-
heard talking to her favorite doll that
bad accidentally lost aa arm. there-
by exposing the sawdust. "Oh you
dear good obedient dolly! I know
I told you to chew'your food line oat
I had no idea you would chew it aa
fine as that"
Length of British TromtUr.
On land alone Britons have to da-
f fend a
frontier that is Quits 23.700
miles long that is-.fnore than twice
the length of ihat o? 'r'Kl-rWi.
than three times of Germany aad
Russia and but little leas than those
of France. Germany and Russia com-
bined. American In AnstrsJIsn PollHoa.
. Mr. E. E. Rogers of West Australia
an American from New York City
representing a body of capitalists who
own the electric railway and lighting
system of Perth and its suburbs. Is
ambitious for parliamentary honors.
His name appears In the local papers
with a requisition from a body ot vot-
ers asking him to stand for the sub-
urban district.
Woman's PrlTDoan I
Women in China have the prtTilege
of fighting in the wars. In the re-
bellion of 1830. women did aa much
fighting as men. At Nankin in 1853.
5C 0000 women from various parts of
the country were formed into brigade
of 13000 each under female ojagsra.
Of -these soldiers. 10.000 were picked
women drilled and garrisoned in the
city.
The famous Leader cook stoye at
J. B. Spraeins & Co.
Little Things
in
China
Improve the appearance of
your table and at a cost that
is within reason.
Haviland & Co's. Dinner and
Tea Sets in ecorated and
Plain White. A Great variety
of Toilet Sets.
J. M. Golledge & Co
Washes Everything
Ask your Grocer:
for it.
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