The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 211, Ed. 1, Wednesday, July 3, 1901 Page: 1 of 4
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AltUMOHE. IND. TER. WEDNESDAY EVENING .IULY 8 1901.
I. r. ANDERSON B. F. FRENSLEY
Prtildenl Vict President.
C. L. ANDERSON S. H. TORBEIT
Cuhler. Asst. Ctibr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Ardmorc Indian Territory.
Designated Depository for Bankruptcy Funds in Chickasaw Nation
.' Capital Paid Up.
aurpius runa
.$60000.00
110.000.00
The oldoit bank In Indian Tortltory. Accounts of Arms and Individuals-
solicited uponatio most liberal terms cousUtontwlth aood banking.
INSURANCE
Bruce & Roberts
BUY THE BEST
Eupion Oil
The followintr inorcbants only are handling Kuiiiou Oil in Ardinore:
Pettitt Bros. W. A. Payne
M. P. Domar W. A. Davis
Skipworth & Ctilluin Porter Staples
A. A. Uailoy S. K. Jenkins
J. A. Hodowitz. C. Crosbv.
Kendall & MeChareu.
Jurfgo Taft-
-Standard Cigar
Sole Distributors Queen of the Nation Flour.
J. R. PENNINGTON & CO
AHDMCRE. I
W. S. WOLVERTON & SON $
INSURANCE AGENTS. 1
Fire Accident Health
5
iOnly first class companies represented.
We solicit your patronage and guarantee
courteous treatment.
f Office up stairs in Randol building Kant Main St. Ardmore.
Phono No. IB
Pressing Need...
Mo not compel you to Lave
your apparel repnired
But to Look Well
nnd feel oomfortable cortaiuly
will force you to do so.
nro prepared to do all work
promptly nnd neatly. Tailors
fckilltul with the needle will
maki) rips unil tears disuppear aud
trautforiu old garments into new
ones by repairing cleaniiifr dyeing and pressing- Prices moderate-
L. F. BURTON The Old Releable wllh Farthing L Cconer P. 0 block.
$
2
t ARDMORE TRANSFER CO.
X T. E. CIIOATE MnnnRor.
$ When You vsant 'Bus or Carriage 'Phone 125 or 74
9 Up-lo-Date Rigs anil Courteous Olivers.
OUR MQTTO IS PROMPT SERVICK TO AIh.
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Una - 'towned kiK of all 5o dears. Its MiWcj
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PROCLAMATION MAY ISSUE
TODAY OH TOMORROW.
"Squaw lUn" Apply for Adoption
Into the Indian Tribe and Allot-
ments Must Lie flado Uefore
Proclamation Issues.
Special to tho Ardmorelto.
Washington July 2. A tem-
porary delay has occurred In com-
pleting tho allotments jn the
Wichita reservation which will de-
fer tho issuance of the president's
proclamation until Wednesday or
Thursday.
With tho last allotments which
were received nt tho Indian office
last Saturday wero forly ap; lica-
Hons from "squaw men" for adop-
tion into the Indian tribe
Agent Nosier refused to allot
lauds to theoe applicants until
their statna was finally fixed by
the department.
After cartful consideration
twenty of tho forty applications
were approved and the agent wired
to mako the allotment as soon as
possible and inform tho depart-
ment by telegram.
It is expected that the reply will
be received not later thau Wed-
nesday morning when the final
ullotmontB will be approved.
Selection of school lands in tho
Wichita reservations cannot bo
completed until after theoo selec
tions have boen made.
Our New National Bank.
Spoolal to tbB Ardmorolte.
Washington u. u. July a The
comptroller of the currency has ap-
proved the application to orgauizn
tuo Ardinore National liauk Ard
more I i. Capital $100000.
William 11. Johuson Ardmore I.
T. C. R. Smith Loe Cruce Sam
Noble 0. W. Stuart and 0. M.
Campbell.
NO NATIONAL PARK.
President Has No Authority to Set
Lands Aside.
Special to tho Ardmorelto.
Wushlngtou July 2 No defl.
nito decision has yot boon roach.
ed by tho doparttnont in regard
to tho propositions submitted
by Messrs. Plynn and Jenkins
of sotting aside u portion of the
Wichita mountaius for a na-
tional park.
Judge" Van Deventor who has
boen giving tho question .careful
consideration doubts whether
tho prosldeut has authority un-
der the law to set asido tho
lands In question and tho prob
ability is that Secretary Hitch
cock will net udvorsoly upon tho
request of tlib Oklahbmans.
Cripple Creek Men Under Arrest.
Ortpplo Creek Colo. July 2.
Soveral moro indiatinouts of
men prominent In tho officlul
lifo of tho city wero roturned
by tho grand jury today nnd
thrco urrosts wore made.
Charles Wolls a promlnont
republican politlcan and director
of tho school board on five
chargos of bribery solicitation
of a bribo and three charges of
obtainiug money undor falso
pretenses.
Charles Northcat ex-polleo-man
charged with being a benl-
Uclary of tho Manila houso rob.
bery egmo mouths ago was also
arrosio'nrt
...... til .7.'..- :-!- . .
I - m'n-i Mjitn woman uremaieu.
wij viuij uuijr -I
i-orvjgod 4 b the ojfily sur
New pbiflhter of Chief Yelsus.
mounted fatylla Indian tribe was
UNOKMOUS PATALITV.
Ambulance busy andllospltals arc
Crowded at Nc) York.
New YorffJ" July 5. Up to 1
o'clock thoro had boon sovonty-
thrco deaths and 101 prostra-
tions on nccount of heat.
Now York July 2. Tho heat
which has worked so much ha-
voc lu the city ainco Sunday
was moderated this afternoon
by a succession of thunder.
storms. Novor did a downpour
of rain recoivo sueh an enthu
siastic reception'.
Tho thunder and lightning
was heavy nnd many houses
woro struck causing tiros but
as far as known tip porsoti was
Killed or injured During tlio
last pour dowu hail accompanied
tho rain.
It was tho hottest July 2 re
corded by tho local buroau. Tho
tnuxlmuiu was 03 but In tho
strcot tho thormomotcr wcntjto
100. Tho suffering caused (Sj?
.... . . . i-i .
mo noat was unprecedented ah
tho ambuluucos of tho city as
woll as tho patrol wagons and
othor vehicles wore kopt busy
answering calls. At tho rato of
about one a mlnuto the calls
camo in breaking all records of
demands upon ambulauces and
providing enough patients to
crowd tho hospitals of tho city
as thoy never havo beon
crowded.
Tho torriblo fatality of tho
heat was shown In tho largo por-
centagn of doaths among those
prostrated. Out of 1)28 cases of
prostration reported up to 11:20
tonight twenty-two' rcsultod fa-
tally. Among tho victims wore
Row Dr. Fowland Maynard
Episcopal cloryinan and lecturer
and Jacob S. Rogers fortnor lo-
comolivo buildor.
Q0VERNMI2NT RUP0R1'
On the Cotton Crop Miows a
Average.
Poor
The monthly report of tho stalls-
tician of the department of agricul
ture will show tho average condi-
tion of cotton on June 20 to have
beeu 81.1 as compared with 81.fi on
tho 20th of the preceding month;
75-8 on July 1 1000; 87.8 on same
dato in 1809; a ten year average of
8G 3 and a fifteen year average
87.5.
A condition of 711 is. witwltfi
exception of the July condition re
ported last year tho lowest record-
ed condition reported at this sea-
son. The condition in the principal
states is Reported as follows:
North Carolina 77
Houth Carolina 70
Georgia 72
Florida 78
Alabama 80
Mississippi S3
Louisiana SI
Texas 80
Arkansas.. SI
Tennessee SS
Oklahoma 01
Indian Territory 88
There was au improvement in
Juno of 2 points in Texas: 3 in
rkansas Oklahoma and Indian
Territory; 4 in Alabama Missis-
sippi and Louisiana aud 7 in
Tennessee. On the other hand
there was' n decline of 8 points In
Georgia and Florida ; 10 in North
and South Carolina with tho ex
ceptlou of Mississippi where the
reported average couditiou is 10
poiiits above the mean averages re-
ported in July in that state for the
lust ten years aud Arkansas where
the figures available for compari
son cover only six years the con-
ditions throughout the entire cot
ton belt compares unfavorably with
tho year averages. Texas and
Tenuesseo being l-O.'l Arkansas .4
Florida 8 North Carolina .1
Georgia .l.'l and South Carolina
M below their respective ten ygnr.
averaf's Not only was
condition on July the levcii i
TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered in Our Usr Prom
Inland Towns In the Territory
Wednesday Alternonn.
M A III ETTA-
A big crowd from this place has
gouo to Sulphur to stay a few
days-
HOD.
R. P. Monkcrs of Thackerville
wob hero yesterday.
' Hall Splawu nud Miss Alllu
Garner will bo married hero to-
night by Rov. Hudson of Thackerville-
F. M. Hill returned from Pur-
cell yesterday.
Tho young people went to the
singing on Red River today.
TllACKKUVII.l.K.
It is very dry and raiu is needed
badly.
.
esterday.
tleBpent most of tho day driving
over the Coina.icho country.
Tho officers of tho Merchants &
Planters bank now smile from
behind their splendid new equipage
in their neV quarters in tho Fowler
block having moved there yester
day from the Doak building-
Cako Williams and Sum Culburt
will occupy tho Doak building with
a new stock of furnituro.
A few of tho Duncan citizens
went to Marlow today to attend
the picnic.
The Duncan and Marlow kid
nines will piny U Marlow today.
Dr. Moore wiU occupy tho office
rooms on the second floor of tho
Fowler building as his dental par
lors.
Corporal Doyle of Troop 0 8th
Cavalry stationed at Ft. Sill has
been confined in tho hospital thero
for severol days His many Dun-
can friends hope for his epeedy
recovery.
WOOL3KY.
R. R. Turner left yesterday for
Moutugue Tex for u weeks stay.
KAltl..
.1.11. Hrady's little 7-yeur-old
sou died yesterday and will be
buried thia afternoon.
Rev. J. M- Green left yesterday
for Mena Ark- to visit for a short
time.
A. J. WOLVMUTON J. A. BIVBNS DONM l
President. Vlca-Pres. "
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ShSfbBt Non Such as Ours.
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NO lUJRTIIIJIt TIAlli URANTIJl).
Cattlemen Hust (let Their Stock OK
the Reservation.
Special to the Ardmorelto.
Washington July 2 Socro-
tary Hitchcock's announcement
that ho could not grant cattle-
men uti extonsloti of tlmo follow
od a rohuaring which ho had giv-
en tho rcprcs jntativosof lousoos
and of companies which had
loaned monoy on reservation
cattlo owned by tho leaseco.
The cattlemen liavo paid tho
money up to tho first of Ootobor
and say that an injustico would
dono them if the reservation
should bo opoued on the date
proposed.
Thoro was a very uii''V d
freo discussion but tho socrv .
tury did not feel that ho hud tho
authority t' grant tho dolay
asked for.
Wlulo ho has announced no
formal decision iu the matter
his viows aro to tho effoct stilt-
ed and preparations will bo
mado for tho opontng of tho
lands to sottloracnt next inSnth.
j
eonditlor wwded wuMi the
Itaseball at Pauls Valley Tomorrow
Manager Prank Bonnor with
tho Ardmore hasoball toam will
go to Pauls Valloy tomorrow
and play tho team of that place
lrj tho afternoon Noxt Sunday
ithey will gffjo Madlll.
s The lino up in the Pauls Val.
ex- loy game will bo:
coption of la.it year for tho cotton
region as a whole nt this sr.ison
but in Georgia an 1 South Caro-
lina also it wis tbu lowest during
tho entire period of thirtytfivp
years for which records aro avail
McFurland catchor.
Ikoucs pltchor.
Ilry-tut first buso
Chun(j" second baso.
Mullonv' haso.
White ttoi.s.s
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ALBATROSS7
The top notch in
standard that all othelfl
reach.
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