The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 249, Ed. 1 Friday, August 17, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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Everything New
ThisSeason.
I s SHOW GROUKD:
Washington street
4 . near Broadway
" A. G. Allen's Big
Original New Orleans
Minstrels.
Bands
-Cars-
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100- People -100
Showing under a mammoth Pavil-
ion Theater seating 3000 people.
The greatest galaxy of colored per-
formers ever assembled in one
company.
Admission
25 and 50 Cents.
POHULAK
DURABLE .
Pianos and Organs
At prices to suit yon at
E. B. LUKE'S
Main Street.
Bush & Gerts Pianos
Emerson Pianos
Milton Pianos
Victor Pianos mi Others.
At MASON'S Soda Fount
- Yon will find
Frapine lerj fioi
Ice Cream bodi better
Snowfiake
Clarine Phosphate
Klein Lager
J-ime Juice ted Pepsin
Mineral Water ill kinds.
Prettiest Fountain
and a favorite resort where
you will always find a welcome.
Gold Storage
Market
Our market is always supplied
with the best of.everything to eat.
Our cold storage keeps in perfect
condition every particle of food
(or the table. Fresh meats of all
kinds. The purest lard fish
oysters and celery.
Free delivery to any part oi
the city.
heath jmies.
Taken up Through Mistake.
A roan mare about 14 hands
high branded U on left jaw and
I H on left shoulder. Owner can
have same by paying expenses.
J. H. Spiegle.
16d&wtf
To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All drnggiats refund the money
If It falls to care. 25c. The genuine
has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
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Th Lsading r3rkiSBst
TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Word Whispered in Our Ear Frorcs
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Inland Towns In the Territory
Friday Atternoon.
BRAG AN.
Dr.. King and Mr
nnnf nf
Wynnewood are here.
Mr. Hotchkiss-has returned from
Wynnewood.
Mr. Ward is able to be np again.
Dr. Powell of Conner was in
town yesterday. .
earl. -Mr
Tillotson's ehild has been
quite sick but is better.
Jim Cothern was badly hurt by
a scantling falling on him
Miss Daisv (Jane will spend a
few days in Lebanon.
Mr. Perkins and family from
Woodford are spending a few days
here.
Prof. Bereer has moved here
and will work for W. J. Ray.
CHAGRIS.
Some sickness in the community
J. G. Dixon purchased a load of
hogs this morning
The hum of the thresher is heard
this morning.
They will go east
Saturday.
T. M. Dagger is making his
mower sing tie says Make nay
II..
while the sun shines."
A protracted meeting wUl begin
Sunday.
Mr. Burger or Mannsvule is in
town.
LONE GROVE.
T. A. Wrieht is here from Al
ton. 111.
Holiness people will begin a
meeting tonight.
J. H. Porter is here from St
Louis.
J. D. Smith is here from Kansas
City.
J. D. Hockett and family have
returned from Oklahoma City.
THREE MILE.
M. F. Ingram is here from Davis
Jo Jones of Dougherty is here
to look after lumber yard interests
Major Hill of Ardmore is here
H. Hardy and family arrived
here yesterday and will make this
their future home.
Dr. Looney has returned from
the grand lodge at Wagoner
Three Mile is on a boom. Seven
big houses are completed and sev
eral others are under construction
Lot jumpers are attending court
at Ardmore.
COLBEBT.
Prof. Bran nan of Wapanucka
is here. His school will begin the
3rd of September.
J. B. Davis has gone to Widiita
Falls Texas.
Mr. J. T. Coldman has begun
work on his gin. He will be ready
for cotton in a short time.
Cotton is opening rapidly.
W M. Kenuie. J. M. Winkler
and George Wiley have returned
from the Ardmore picnic and are
glad to say they were treated roy
ally by the Ardmore people
It. M. Latta and family of Eiret
are here today.
MARIETTA
Dan Earl brought in a bale of
cotton this morning.
A. J. Mil burn oi JUebanon. is in
town today.
Henry Love and John Berry
left overland for the Cheyenne
country.
N. R. Tisdal has purchased the
interests of T. C. Bridgman and
C. E. Troutman in the insurance
business and will conduct the same
alone in the future.
Are you runnin' for office this year?
Ho you durn fool; I'm running to
W. B. Frame Ardmore Davis Oak
land I. T. for a bottle of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin to cure this in
digestion.
Why Dont You Eat?
"No appetite" you say. "Stomach
feels bad." Well take Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin and yon can eat
anything. W. B. Frame
Davis Oakland I. T.
Ardmore
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r un balk. ii. registered der&ey
male".
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Apply
E. M. Goff.
For Approval.
Fashion as well as good
taste has dec reed tli a t ou r
walls be made beautiful.
The walls of a room make
or mar its appearaoce.
The'Best Artists
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of the country design our
wall papeis. We ojler a
large variety of designs
for approval. It is a
pleasure for us to show
you our stock.
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In Btraat Ardmor
ON AN INSPEVTpw TOUH.
Oeorge Wright Visits Ardmore
and Expresses Satisfaction.
J. George Wright. United" States
Indian inspector with headquarters
at Muskogee was in the city this
moraine lie is on a tour 01 in
spection of the work of the var
ious surveying crews now engaged
in the Chickasaw nation.
To the reporter Mr. Wright ex
pressed himself as being well
pleased with the work of the town-
site commission at this place and
says that he thinks there will be no
trouble in getting the plat ap
proved.
Speaking of the townsite " work
in the unicsasaw nation air.
Wright said that several surveying
crews are now working at various
points establishing the exterior lim-'
its of townsites under recent in-
structions from the department
and it is for the special purpose of
inspecting this work that he is
making this trip.
Mr. Wright appears very much
interested in the early and equi-
table settlement' of the tribal tax
question and deprecates tue mo
tion now exisuing been the tribal
authorities and the non- citizen
merchants. He says that they
should reach some amicable con-
clusion which would be just to
both sides and that if the non-cit
izens have a grievance they should
present it properly to congress and
not delay matters by long and ted-
ious litigation.
He denied emphatically the re
port that he had taken steps inde
pendently or in conjunction with
the Indian autherities looking to
the calling out of federal troops
to enforce tax collections.
Mr. Wright is a very pleasant.
affable gentleman and spoke with-
out hesitation on every subject
brought up during the . interview.
thus proving himself an exception
to the average special officers of
the government whousually affect
secrecy and mystery as to their
mission and purposes when they
visit a place.
Mr. Wright left on the noon
train for Cbickasha and other
points in the western part of the
nation.
Just received a fine
line of
1-lm
cigars at S. S. Hood's.
I want your shoe work. All
kinds of first.-class work done on a
a guarantee. You will find me at
L. J. Johnson's saddle shop on
West Main street.
3tl7 Jake Armstrong.
Are you a reader of the Daily or
Weekly Ardmoreite! If not
why nott
The game of ball promised for
yesterday between Tishomingo and
Ardmore was called off because
the local team could not raise the
money to pay the expenses of the
visitors who returned home soon
after dinner.
Marietta reports by 'phone today
that the first bale of cotton has
been received at that place
The compictest stock of fishing
tackle in town at Spragins & Co's.
"The Bluest Blue makes the
whitest white thats Red Cross
Bag Blue. Refuse imitations"
Wanted.
To trade a first-class work or
saddle horse for cord wood.
Wilson Hoge..
- Williams & Pennigton building.
16-3t
A nice suite of rooms to rent
over uandol's store. AppIv K.
W. Randol. 12 6t
The Home Builders and Savings
Bank of Fort Worth Texas is
now loaning money in the Indian
Territory. Fifty per cent of actual
value of improvements only
Com-
pany reserves the rieht to bnv lot
when appraised by townsite com-
I m .
mission n pprrower iaus to do so
and add amount so paid to the
principal and draw interest at 10
per cent. This will bear investi
gation. See me at once.
15tf N. R. TI3DAL.
Now. if it's money vou wiot. I've
lost sot it and will oav the hlirheat
prices for Household Goods and for
Caddo 8?r
cans. A. Lours.
Mm The Good Old Mao
All kinds of screen doors both
plain and fancy all widths in
screen wire at Spragins & Co'c.
and yon can't buy them so cheap
anywhere else. I3tf
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want your shoe work. All
kinds of first-class work done on a
guarantee. You will fiud me at
L. J. Johnson's saddle shop on
West Main street.
3tl? ' Jake Armstrong.
J C i An Error Corrected ' IT '
In our issue of August 5 was an
account of the 'arrest 'by Deputy
Mcliemore of four men fit Three-
Mils on a charge of disturbance.
Will and S. K Elliott and.E. A.
Kornegay three of the men men'
innpfl in that item were here
trtixr and informed the reporter
thatN they were not with Henry
Rolls the young man whose horse
was killed bv Deonty McLemore.
and renneted that a correction be
made. This we cheerfully do as
it is not our purpose or intention
to use any man's name erroneously.
All three of the gentlemen were in
another part of the town at the
time the horse was killed S. B.
Roark a leading citizen of Three-
Mile. was with them and stated
that while he was not concerned4n
an v of the disturbance cases now-1
Air.r. m.nm that nlAce. he I
wanted to see the error corrected
for the eood of the town and in
iustiee to the gentlemen concerned
The A. G. Allen minstrels came
in at 2 o'clock today from Gaines-
ville on a special train.
MINSTRELS COAUNO.
Evervthinz New this Season Fri
day August 17.
A. G. Allen's Big Original Min
strels two bands thi.e ears
Clever comedians pretty Creole
girls champion backhand wing
dancers Comic and artistic cake
walkers and the greatest galaxy of
sweet singers from the sunny sontb
ever assembled in one company
all presented under a grand com
modious tent with a seating capac
of over thoufnd pwPle and
on a scale or. granaeur auu iuuk
nitnde unparalleled in the history
of minstrelsy owing to the large
seating capacity of the tent the
Drice of admission is 25 and 50
cents.
Qood Chance.
Good residence block improved.
3 acres close in. streets on four
sides. A rare bargain at $150.
Redfield Real Estate Agency.
16 4t
Immigrant Choctawa.
Last night at 2 o'clock a special
train cf three coaches and a bag
gage car arrived in the city bearing
a party of immigrants; They are
Mississippi Choctawa and have
come all the way from east of the
'father of waters" to take their
allotments and make their home in
the Indian Territory.
There were more than 100 of
them including children and were
headed by T. H. Carter Clark-
Smith and Tom Peery. They are
well supplied with baggage there
being ninety trunks and boxes in
the bagpage car. The party comes
from Tupela Mayburn and Math
iston. Miss and will locate at
different points in the Chickasaw
nation.
The special train was in charge
of W. C. Peeler of Memphis
Tenn. district passenger agent of
the St. Louis and Souuthwestern
railway.
Fine Apples.
J. R. Kent living on North
Frensley street sent to this office
today two apples grown in his
orchard which compare favorably
with any northern apples shipped
here. They are of the famous
Rhode Island Greening variety and
weighed 17tS ounces. They are
delicious eating apples and are tes
timonials to the possibilities of
this soil and climate in good sea
sous. .
Money to Loan.
if you want to borrow money
on your city property see me al
once. Best plan .and strongest
company in the south.
15tf N. R. Tisdal.
H. C. Potterf president of the
school board has received a letter
from R- L. Davis one of . the
teachers recently elected Tor the
ensuing year in which he tenders
his resignation. His place will
not be filled until the necessity
arises.
Boys in the south part of town
are causing considerable annoyance
to citizens at night recently bylatDenieon during the month of
throwing rocks at houses. Unless
parents keep their children at borne
this practice the police
will take the matter in hand and
: put a stop
manner.
to it in the usual
Hustling young man can make
$60 per month and expenses. Per
manent position. ' Experience nn
necessary. Write quick for parti-
culars. Clark & Co.. 4th and Lo-
cus streets. Philadelphia. Pa.
For Sale.
A five room house to be
off the lot. Apply at
moved
31tf Chickasaw Lumbsb Yard.
Ardmore military Company.
In conversation today with B
WHenson captain of the Ara-
mnn tnilitarv '- eomoanv. the re
porter learned that the quiet which
I has prevailed in military circles
here fo the past two - months is
nnt to ha taken aa indicating an
abandonment of that organization
Captain Benson says that the
extremely warm weather would
make regular drill irkaome on
the boys especially as they cannot
secure their guns
and accoutre
ments until congress meets next
December. As soon as cool
weather begins the company will
resume its regulai weekly drills
and get in good shape by the time
the reonisition for armS is hon
ored.
In regard to their tender of ser-
vice lor tne uninese campaign
Caotam Henson said that he had
received a reply from the depart-
mentin which thanks were ten-
dered Nfor the offer and the
assurance given that it a can lor
volunteers was issued this company
would receive recognition from the
department and be mustered into
service.
Fob Kent 5 room house desir
able neighborhood.
14-6t T. K. Kearney.
At the Jail.
Yesterday afternoon Walter Pool
and John DeLcach were released
from jail the former under section
1042 and the latter by expiration
of sentence.
Lawrence Welch charged with
larceny was brought in yesterday
nffernnnn hv TlAnnfir Ttriiltroa and
placed in jail under a grand jury
indictment.
Bob Ford and Chas. Healey.
charged with larceny were brought
in by Deputy Blackburn and jailed
n commitments from Commis
sioner Winn at Cent r.
Zack Pruitt and Jeff Nelson were
also jailed on commitments issued
by Judge Bradford charging them
with introducing and selling liquor.
J. T. Brown was released from
jail today by order of the com
mis8ioner.
Cal Lewis gave bond and was
released.
J. R. Kent has been confined to
his room by sickness during the
present week.
Returned From Wagoner.
B. G. Martin of Dixie and H.
M. Furman and A. H. Palmer of
Ardmore returned today from the
Masonie Grand lodge session at
Wagoner. They report a very
pleasant time while there. The
next session of the Grand lodge
will be held at Durant on the sec
ond Tuesday in August. 1901
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
W. F. Parker of Davis G. M.s
H. M. Furman of Ardmore. D. G
m.; o. ox. oueenan oi viniia o
G. W.; R. J. Allen of Duncan
J. G. W.: Leo E. Bennett of
Muskogee G. T.; J. S. Murrow
of Atoka G. S.; W. A. McBride
of Atoka G. L.; T. D. Brewer of
South McAlester G. O.
"Red Cross Bag Blue makes the
clothes whiter than snow. Large
package only 5 cents."
Revival Service.
The happy denizens of Ardmore
especially the colored church-going
populace are enjoying the service
of Rev. R. S. Jenkins. D. D
who has won the appellation Creole
Cyclone Evangelist is demon
strating his influence as a preacher.
Preaching each night. Tonight
the theme of his talk will be
Knowing God the Source of
Great Strength." Saturday night
the citizens will be entertained
with a most pleasing entertainment
the Silver Dollar hunt. The
services are being held in the stone
church on Carter avenue Rev..W.
M. Martin pastor. Rev. R. S.
Jenkins is the general manager of
the North Texas colored fair asso
ciation and is organizing auxilia
ries throughout the adjacent I
I towns to Deuison and in the Indiao
Territory. The fair will be held
October. The public is invited to
attend the service Sundav.
Erie Dove is reported quite sick
today.
w nite cc smitn had the misfor-
tune to lose one of their livery
horses in a peculiar manner last
night. The horses were turned
loose in the lot as usual and it ia
supposed that they got to rtfnning.
At any rate this animal ran against
a piece of plank protruding from
the fence the snag entering the
I breast and penetrating about three
feet. The animal was dead when
found this morning -
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Shapes from 25c Up.
THE
PASSING THRONG.
All tb
World'a Stage and
one Play a Part.
Each
Warren Stewart has gone to Roff
on business.
Dick Couch of Center was here
this morning.
J. W. Ownby of Paris Texas.
is in the city today.
Harmon Patterson is in the city
today from Belton.
Clem B. Potter of Gainesville
visited here yesterday and attended
the picnic.
Miss Lelia Colbert of Colbert is
in the city the gueBt of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Colbert.
G. L. Lowery has removed with
his family from Healdton to this
city and will reside here in the
future.
Miss May Gwyn of Gainesville
is in the city on a visit 10 ner
uncle. Win. Gwynf and other
friends.
A. W. Dunham of Cleburne
Texas is in the city for the pur
pose of relieving Mr. Lucas who
will take a vacation and visit the
health resorts of Colorado.
All little girls and boys love to play
together and the older they get the
more they seem to like it.
"You can never tell" chirped the
fan-eared idiot "whether a girl likes
a kisa or not until yon get it from
her own month."
S. S.
Hood has a fine
line o
candies.
Mm
Store Room For Rent.
For rent for one year store
room 25 by 50 feet in the rear of
Roland & Wymore's grocery store
giving privilege of a good back
lot. Apply J. S. B. Apollos.
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The cream parlor of S. S. Hood
is the place to get most delicious
ice cream and frapine. 1-lm
TkiTonnli of a Patriot.
One night in 1770 the Duke ot
Gloucester the royal brother of George
III then hiding from his kingly broth-
er's wrath In Paris was regaling a ta-
ble party of aristocrats at the expense
of the king of England with a. trench
ant account of the "Boston tea party.'
Ills cynical sympathy was expressed
for the American rebels and he dwelt
upon their need for recruits to fight
against his brother. The table laugh
ed at the tale which was the first the
most of them had heard directly on the
preposterous ambitions for freedom of
the new world colonists. Among the
company was a silent solemn young
soldier who bad listened Intently to
the recluse until the dinner was finish-
ed. Then he strode across the room to
the duke.
'I will join the Americans! I will
help them fight for freedom! Tell me
how to set about it!" he cried his sal-
low listless face now aglow with a fire
none of his idle comrades had ever
seen there before.
It was Lafayette the 19-year-old
marqnis who was the despair of bis
family because he seemed always In a
drowse. Coming from one of the no
blest houses of the empire he was mar-
ried to a lady of high degree and was
already a father. Ilia wife had been
his love but jiow freedom became the
stronger passlAn. and for more than CO
years be was to follow Its cause. This
was the genesis of Lafayette. Edward
Page Gaston In Woman's Home Com-
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Xonlaatiac t President.
Until tbe constitutional amendment
of 1804 the president and the Tlce pres-
ident 'were voted for on the same bal-
lot tbe man with the second highest
number of votes becoming rice presi-
dent The presidential electors have
not always been chosen by popular
vote.
Before 1800 it was the general cus-
tom for the state legislatures to choose
the electors and it was not 'until 182S
that presidential electors were chosen
In nearly all the states by popular vote.
Aa late as 1870 the Colorado legislature
chose the three presidential electors to
represent that state. There Is nothing
In tbe -constitution to prevent any state
legislature naming Its own electors
without appeal to the people provided
such a method of election Is prescribed
by the state laws.
From 1800 to 1824 presidential candi-
dates were -c bos en by the members of
congress In caucus. In 1824 the elect-
oral college failed to make a choice
from the candidates so submitted and
the matter went to the house of repre-
sentatives. Four years later Tennes-
see's legislature nominated Andrew
Jackson without any reference to the
congressional caucus. Ilia opponent.
John Qulncy Adams was nominated In
the old way but that w as tbe end of
presidential nominations by congres-
sional caucus. New York Sun;
Keep tbe body healthy at this sea-
son by using Prickly Ash Bitten. It
Is a necessary condition . to success-
tally resist malarial germs.
Mrs. James
IS OFFERING
Eyen thing Necessary
For those who wish to deveW
their own ideas at home or have it
done in our work rooms.
Flowers Lick Ribbons Mall Y-
Etc. of more than ordinary quality
at less than ordinary prices.
REMARKABLE
VALUES
YVE eontinnally strengthen
our different i lines of
Furniture by ordering new
goods. We have just re-
ceived a nice line of
Mantel Beds.
Office Chairs
ona Dining Chairs
We carry a splendid stock of
Combination
Cases
that will please you if yoa
see them.
C. R. JONES'
Furniture House
Ardmore I. T.
At Cost for Next Ten Dais!
"QUICK MEAL"
Gasoline Stove
Summer with its heat is with u
and about as sensible a preeautioi
as one can take is to provide tbe
cook with a QUICK MEAL gaeo-
line stove.
We have Ranges Stoves and
Small Buruer Stoves of the latest
patterns and prices to suit all. -
J. M. Golledge & 0.
The
New Market
210 West Alain Street
Makes
Tender Steaks Fine
Roasts and Chops
A specialty. Buy where yoa
get the best quality and great--est
qnantity for the money.
CLARENCE TRUELOYE
Proprietor. . -
Jake tk Grocer.
Selected Groceries.!!
Ordinary goods have no place J
our stock. Couldn't sell such B
wa wanted to because onr
mers demand the best quality. a.
the Rupply is equal to the den3'
both in and quality quantity. Gt
what you want when yon want
and as yon waut it. And pr
are no more than you will he 1
ing to pay.
Increase your traded
using
AUmlcaa Trail
Send for prlces-A
H. C. UEPSIFIM' '
Notary Rbber BtampTf - '
to. SU Delaware at.. Kaasaa -
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