The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 200, Ed. 1 Monday, June 15, 1896 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME III.
ARDMOBE. INDIAN TERRITORY. MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 13. 180U.
NUMBER 2001
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WE
SOLICIT
YOUR
ORDERS.
ON LADIES AND GF.NTS
FINE
SHOES.
We Carry all Width A.
Si-.
to K. All
3 WE HAVE
- THE LATEST
f STYLES
WHEN IN GAINESVILLE YOU
RE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO CALL AND SEE OUR
'GOOD SHOES THAT FIT."
SORT 0
The Shoe Man.
ARE YOU SICK.
f so drink the pure Mineral
Water from the Famous Wooteu
Wells and Mineral Wells of Texas.
A sure cure for kiduey and liver
diseases. A splendid laxative.
Persons drinking these waters
duilj can get special rates. Both
gentlemen and ladies are invited to
call and give this water a trial:
Also all kind of cold drinks kept
constantly on ice. Next door west
of nostoffice.
E. B. PUGH.
BIiL GRAND AVENUE
Tliei.nlv first
class
i..tl-il'
Good Sample
Room.
Livery Stable
in Connection.
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A CARD
Nothing pays better than
a good advertisement in
a good paper.
Th: Ardmoreite
s Has a daily circulation of
")() and reachiug niue-
tenths of the homes in
Ardmore. An ad placed
in the Ardmokeite will
convince you that it pays.
A GREAT
MANY
PEOPLE.
Boy patent medicines and
usually they want tboir drug
git to guarantee them We
do not guarantee other pat-
ent but to meet this demand
we have recently manufac-
tured a line of our own
taodicines.
These we sell under a posi-
tive guarantee to refund the
money if they do not give
stsfaction.
Will you try a bottle of
QUOK RELIEF the stand-
ard colic cholera morbus
snd diarrhoea medicines.
We gtiar.inte.i it to he
nperior in its .tlon to anv
Patent b.wl meo.icine.
WK ALSf) HAVfl o
B:!isf the Staadcrd Uaimeai
Relief tha Standard Csugh Zm
Hjiief tlis Standard Ejj Watar
F'.3.lef the Standard Ej Salrs
Rslief tha Sia.idirJ Pile SaWe
Quick
Quick
Quick
Quick
Quick
in"e am not experiments
weir virtues are proven the
loruiulas v obtained fram
everalnhjsieiai.8 .vho have
uccestfully used tLeai in
their practice.
Th
Ross & Bonner.
MAIN STREET : ARDMORE 1.1.
Ky-rvm mm BUaa Fla.
Elizabeth Bridget Pi got was a friend
snd correspondent of Lordyron who
"lived at Southwell with which place
Ler mother's family was connected near.
1 all her life. In 1804 when 16 years
c !d Byron and his mother arrived there
and occupied a house. Burgage Manor
opposite her mother's rn Burgage Green.
1 he PigoU 'received Byron within their
circle as or of themselves' The first
cf Byron's letters which Moore prints
was "written to Miss Pi got Byron
whom she describes as 'a fat bashful
boy was 'perfectly at home' with her.
and of an evening would listen to her
laying and ting with her. In 1803
Byron left Southwell for Cambridge
tut paid Miss Pigot occasional visits
until 1807 and regularly corresponded
with her rill 1811. When he was at
Southwell the acted as his amanuensis
Byron addressed her in his letters at
first as 'My Dear Bridget and after-
ward at 'Dear Queen Bees. She nick-
named him her 'Tony Lumpkin.' To
her Byrou addressed the poem beginning
'Eliza what fools are the Mussulman
sectl'
"About 1807 Miss Pigot was engaged
to be married but on the same day she
happened to write two letters one to
her lover and the other to Lord Byron.
By some mischance she inclosed them
in the wrung covers and the lover re-
ceiving the letter intended for Byrou
broke off the engagement. During the
rent of her long lifo Miss Pigot amused
herself and her friends with narrating
the minute incidents of her intimacy
with the poet and presented to his ad-
mirers muuy scraps of his writing.
Miss Pigot died at her home in East-
horpc. at Southwell Dec 1 1866 and
was buried aged 83 on the 15th. A
packet of Byron's letters was said to
have been buried with her." Critic.
Wood Barks.
The French Institute of Science has
had under discussion the chemistry of
barks possessing an industrial value. It
is shown that the gums and cements
which hold together the filaments of
fiber are composed essentially of pectose
cutose ttnd vasculose while the fiber
itself is couponed of fibrose cellulose uud
its derivatives the theory therefore of
dcguuiniing or retting being to dissolve
and wash out the gums without attack
ing the cellulose; while in order to
eliminate tLe vasculortt and cutoso al
kaline oleates or caustic alkalies under
pivsimre are found to be necessary and
even bisulphites and hyilrothloritt'S.
The gunis being thus dissolved the tpi-
demiis is detached and can be separated
mechanically from the layer of fiber by
vHhiiiy. An imnortunt lxiint involved
is that upon the degree of cleanness of
the fiber must depend the expense of this
deuumming operation. In the construe-
tiou of machines for this purpose it has
been assumed that there is but little dxf-I
i..i......;ki .v. .t !
upon is simply stripped Lurk or a well
decorticated product as the revolving
agency followed by a volume of water
may be depended upon to render the sep-
aration complete and to wash out all ex-
traneous mutters giving the pure fiber.
The quantity that may be turned out
I in a given time rather than quantity
with quality has been the main consid-
eration. The waste matters in the bark
of ramie stalks must be wholly elimi-
nated before the fiber is fit for the spin-
ner and if the machine does not ac-
complish any part of this work the de-
gumming bath must do it all but at a
cost in direct ratio to the percentage of
waste matters remaining in the ribbons
after leaving the machine.
Fntniwl Coal OU.
One day not long ago a tall country-
man with his boots frescoed with "yal-
lcr" mud and his pants legs stuffed into
their tops walked into a Market street
dental office and inquired if that was
the place where they "yanked" out
teeth.
The dentist informed him that it
was and he taking a seat in the oper-
ator's chair told tbe dentist that he bad
one he wanted "yanked" out
The dentist gave the tooth several
preliminary probes with a sharp instru-
ment which appeared to give the coun-
tryman great pain and then told the
countryman that as this tooth was very
sensitive it would be necessary for him
to take gas to deaden the pain which
would be caused by the operation.
The countryman grew indignant at
this and very quickly informed the
dentist that he would take coal oil if
necessary but he'd be "gol darn ef he
would go gas" as he'd "heard 'bout
people bein 'filiated by takin it. " Tbe
dentist pulled the tooth without the aid
of either gas or coal oil Louisville
Commercial.
A K.gra Wlta Iwa Heart.
During the past eight or ten yean
the medical colleges of the Atlautio
coast have often had a remark able being
before their classes. The person in ques-
tion is a negro who calls himself
"Kev." or "Professor" William King
and his peculiarity lies ia the fact that
he has two perfect hearts. He has won-
derful power over these blood pumping
organs being able to stop their beating
altogether or to run the number of pul-
sations up to twice the normal. St
Louis Republic.
AdT.rtWiaf Far m Iat Caabr.Ua.
A Cardiff clergyman hit upon a novel
plan of recovering his lost umbrella.
He inserted the following note in the
parish magazine: "Over a million um-
brellas are manufactured in this coon-
try every year we arc not coocerneo
as to what becomes of Uii enormous
number but we should like to know
where one of them is. " The lost giag-
bam turned up next day. Cardiff Mall
The manufacture of India Ink is a
jealously and successfully guarded se-
cret of the Chinese who make it from
burned camphor.
Ther) are some minds of which we
can sny thry make light and for others
only thry are warm. Joubert.
Was Omtatm tha Praaenar.
"The man who said Tis the unex-
pected that always happens was a
preacher I'll guarantee " said a clerical
uieuibt-r of tho Lunch club. "At my
time of life I ought not to be stunned by
anything but after service a good wom-
an of my flock did manage to take my
breath away. I was preaching about the
Father's tender wisdom in raring for ui
all" he said. "I illustrated by saying
that the Father known which of us grows
best in sunlight and which of us must
have shade. You know you plant roses
in the sunshine ' I said 'aud heliotrope
and geraniums hut if yon want your
fuchsias to grow you must keep them in
n ihnriynook.' After the sermon which
I hoped would be a comforting one a
woman came up to me her face glowing
with a pleasure that was evidently deep
and true. 'Oh Dr. I am so grate-
ful for that sermon she said clasping
my hand and shaking it warmly. My
heart glowed for a moment while I
wondered hat tender place in her heart
and lifo I had touched. Only for a mo-
ment though. 'Yes site went on fer-
vently I never knew before what was
the matter with my fuchsias. "Chi-
cago Interior.
Peraiaa Pi
There is probably no peasantry in the
world so ground down a the Persian.
The agricultural laborer there as in
China never tries to ameliorate his con-
dition for the simple reasou that if he
earns more more is taken away from
him by the rulers of the land. The gen-
eral condition of the laboring clasxes.
however does not seem to be so bad as
miht be supixwH'd. In a country so vast
t5."U.0O0 square mih-s) and so thinly
populated (..:.oOooo in all) a si nail
mid sufficient supply of food is easily
raisefl especially with such prolific soil
at the command of the poorest. At
Sliiraz there are two harvests in the
ye;ir. The seifi. mown in summer aud
reaped in autumn consists of rk-c cot-
ton Indian wi n aud garden produce
and the tchatoi is sown in Octolier and
JfovemUr. and reaiil from May till
July. This is exclusively wheat and
barley.
Here also grow grope oranges
pomegranates i..r wincn latter
Shiraz is famed. Outing
Hlood I. oiu. T.-.
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In the "Annals of Kemaikablo Hap-
14 different showers of blood or blood
andothir sn.tbtance mixed which oc-
curred between the years 319 A. D. aud
1170.
In 1'2'i'i we find record of a shower of
bli-.d and dust which covered the larger
part of Italv. In 12-8 a "niiow" fell in
Srria "which presently turned iutn
larjro brooks and pools of blorxL" A
monk who -vrote in the year 1251 and
whose munuM-ript is now preserved .a
the British museum tells of a three
days' shower of blood "all over south
ern r.nnpc. tsurgunrty nai a biona
shower in 1361 and Dedfordhire Eng
land witnessed a similar phenomenon
in the year 1450. lu 1680 haiUtones
fell in Wurttemberg which contained
cavities filled with blood or blood red
liquid. The last "blood shower" on
record o:-enrrcd in Siam in the year
UsOl. St. Louis Republic
Tba Batcbar.
Customer That meat that I bought
here last. Mr. Cleaver was frightfully
tough.
Butcher Do you know marm that
one reason why there are so many poor
teeth nowadays is because they do not
have enough exercise?
Customer But that steak couldn't be
cut with a knife
Butcher Yen there is some mighty
poor cutlery in the market now. Did
vou suv five pounc.. marm? Boston
Transcript
Tua Saaraa Backalo.
"I wonder" said the vealy boarder
'if there is any truth in tho theory that
the advancement of woman to an equal
intellectual plane with man will destroy
her beauty."
'Of course there is" said the soured
bachelor "aud there are more pretty
women than ever nowadays." Indian
apolis Journal.
Hatnor la Chkafa
If the name of the man who first
thought of sending floral tributes to
Chicago aldermen could be discovered.
e would take first place on the roll of
fame as the creat American humorist.
Chicago Record.
The smallest humming bird weighs
to grain.
rraoT raattlva.
The First Girl So you think they are
engaged?
Tbe Second Girl I am sure of it
Why she hss stopped speaking of him
as Tom West and always refers to aim
as "mister." Exchange.
The Star Grocery has just received
a car of Hannibal high patent
floor. l-2t
That Eatalaaiat.
That entertainment spoken of to
b "put on" the 25th for the benefit
o.' the First Presbyterian church is
c iming on immenesely.
Imagine all the famous women of
history personated by the beautiful
and talented women of Ardmore
not all of course the stage is not
lare enough nor was there charac-
ters enough to be given out that
we could use all of the grace and wit
which our little city affords bat a
large percent a representative dele-
gation. Well imagine these Isabella
of Spain Cleopatra Elisabeth of
England etc. arranged in gorgeous
cos tames of each day and time pre-
senting in turn in glowing and
impassioned language their several
claims to the crown of fame which
is finally awarded by tbe Goddess of
fame to the one deeme-i most worthy.
At least 40 character most elobrate-
ly costumed will grace the boards
that night. Every effort will be put
forward to make this one of the most
thoroughly enjoyable "borne talent"
entertainments ever given here.
And it is not In line with tbe usual
home talent affairs the speeches are
all short and each entree springs a
startling new surprise a living
picture a revelation.
Roast Turkey Russian Caviar
Venna Sausage and Brawn at Star
Jrocery. 1 4-2t
LOWEST
PRICES
Ever
Na4 mm First
Cam as
Mcrcaaaataa.
They are governed by our pur
caasing power which being the
greatest in tbe Territory gives us
tbe power to make prices lowest.
Me buy from tbe manufactur-
ers direct saving all middle men's
prollUi and the advantage is
yours.
By fair and honest dealing we
will count you among our many
customers.
I). HEAD & SON.
leaders in Dry floods.
The Hydco tt Jirkn.a iq1. Anltaur.
Mala Htiwt Dallas. Trim.
Jtw. M Opera lluuaa Hl.n-k. Itvaion Tel.
Brady Bros. for blackberries.
LoT Fridsy afternoon between
tbe home of Mrs. B. W. Carter and
Kouth cemetery a black silk band
bag containing 15.50 cash the key
the cemetery gate a pair of blue
glass spectacles double vision a
duplicate nursery order and a black
bordered handkerchief. Finder will
bo suitably rewarded be returning;.
same to Mrs. B. W. Carter or the
Ardmorkitk office.
Eacuraloa Rates. I
On Sundays I will run my backs'
from Davis to Sulphur Springs at
the special rate of . cents for the;
round trip. Be sure you ass lor
Graves' backs when you get to
Davis.'
14-2w E. E. Graves.
Country hams at Brady Bros. 14 2
PrataaaS la Tkaaaht.
Shreveport Times: "Hon. R. B.
Hubbard left last night for Ruston
l.a. whither he goes to deliver two
lectures before the Chautauqua of
that state. He will on the 1st u de-
liver the one 'The fwth. Past
Present and to Come' and on the
19th tbe other 'Shams in Church
and State be Menace to ttw Repub-
lic. This distinguished 0.1 tor with
his splendid eloquence will treat the
people who bear blm to such a
literary treat as they perhaps have
seldom enjoyed. Profound in thought
elegant in diction rich in humor
and matchless in eloquence. Gov-
ernor Hubbard instructs fascinates
captivates and enchants every au-
dience he addresses."
Will lecture at Kloski's opers
house Friday Juue 19. Admission
26c. and. 60c.
Best crackers in tbe world at
Brady Bros. H-2t
Pboto'a 25 cents per doten
Willyerd's new studio this week.
lO-li
Araaaar Llvarr Stafcl.
My stable has just been refitted
with new baggies surreys csrrages
and rnstona. Tbe nlcnat rigs in the
city. Gentle teams for ladles. Good
rosdvtera and safe drivers tor
drummers. Satisfaction Guaranteed
lo-lm J. E. Kowxrs Proprietor.
'I'lu. sf iiul Renuhlic ha made
arr.inii. nieut.4 to ourf the iKilitteal (
news if ail parties In toe coming
campaikm In a wj that has nerer
been e.U.iled Lv any ewaper
Tliote who Uh to keep pisited u uld
sulxcnbf at we. The RepuU'r.
dally and Sunday. ba been rdi-e'
to t'i a ear 13 for 8 months or GO
rent a month. The Twlce-aWcek
nejmblle It II a year.
Pbategraeea.
Ilartung's studio next to posto-
ffice. is the place to get them 35
cents per dosea.
Thos. Je
GENERAL INSURANCE AGEIII
lOffice in. First
ARDMORE.
Jahe Schwarz
The Cash
Dealer.
Bottle Goods a Specialty for Family and
iMedicial Use. while in the City be Sure and
Call on Us.
Our 5 Cent Drink Equals tt3 Best 10 C&:t M:t h Ten.
aix mail ob sxraxsa omosaa rmsMPTLT fills n.
Belle of Anderson County ft Years Old ftlOO Fyr Cal.
7.V.or' Vf Old iOO lvr ;..
. II. MrUrayer ft eam Old 5.00 per Gal.
Old Gugenhf imer Itjre 3 00 Prr Gal
Old Cn.w PrrGsl.
BRANDIES OrALUKINOS.
Cor. Dixon & Elm Sts.. Gainesville Texas.
J. M. TRESTER
WATCHMAKER JEVELERf GRADUATED OPTICIAII
Coleman & Lynn's
MALONE & HART
WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS
All Mail or Express Order Promptly Filled.
KOITBflST C01IE1 SQl'lIE
OLLED(
iMANUFACTURERS Oil
WELL TUBING
nn.l Metal Shinjrl- j:.-.:'4. tiaUanied Iron Cisterms. Firei Imof
Hhuttent. Smoke Stark.-. Kvt Job Work a --iHy.
127 North Caddo St. - - Ardmore Ind. Ter.
COLEMAN &. LYNN.
THE.
DRUGGISTS.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
t ( Oppoibf PtwtofSce
THE ARCADE HOTEL
5wly fitted and renovated from kin-hen to gsrrett-nsrtk-ular.
AH more and Territory trade s
Onl.a-cne Uork from oi4.
E.K MAYS Prop. ....
OLD PAPERS ....
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
.... 25c Per 100
ALL ABOARD FOR SULPHUR.
mo davib.
Parties visiting" tbe Famons Snlphor Springr
wiU receive rt da nj-cotntnodstious. and
i easy riding- vehicles by taking oar line. Hacks
meet sll trains. Itound trip 7. rents ss : t
BLYTHE & WOODS. Proprietors.
Cornelius?
National Bank.
1ND. TER
Fine Watch Impairing a Specialty snd all work
done nn.ler strict fpinrantef. He carries a fall
line of ftklei JeteUrf. Slittmt ui Cacti. Prompt
Attention givm to work left with him snd dis-
patclietl with kill. BUIQSD SOTHS a Specialty.
5ive hint a call ut hi. tore at
...Drug Store...
Opposit Postoffice.
uimiiLLt Tim
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(Nlvnf.ircil Iron Crt.:ce au4
Jr Ws. Tin. Slate. Am U:t IawI
FtESl FJLm
SUFfUEJ. Will tUllmm
Ardmore. I. T
Flrst-claas
)licited.
Ia every
Gainesville Tetas.
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Wilson, F. E. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 200, Ed. 1 Monday, June 15, 1896, newspaper, June 15, 1896; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc617281/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.