The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 218, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 11, 1901 Page: 1 of 4
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P. 1NDERS0H
President.
B. F. FRENSLEY
flea President.
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Ardmorc Indian Territory.
Designated Depository tor Bankruptcy Funds i Chickasaw Nation.
Capital
Surplus
Paid Up.
i Fund
Tho oldoit bank In Indian Torrltory. Accounts of firms and Individuals
solicited upon tho moat liberal terms conslstont with KOod banking.
Roberts &
BUY THE BEST
Eup
The following merchants only nro
Potlitt Bron.
M. P. Bomar
Sklpworth & Galium
A. A. Bailey
J. A. Dodowitz
Kendall &
Judge Taft-
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Sole Olslrlbutots Quoen of the Nation Flour.
J. R. PENNINGTON & CO
A. l- DIVIDER EE. I. Ti
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W S. WOLVERTON & SON
IfySUBlANGE AGENTS.
Fire Accident Heal
Only first class companies represented.
We solicit your patronage and guarantee
courteous treatment.
Office up stnirs in Raudol building Jlast Maia St. Ardmorc.
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ARDMORE DYE WORKS
Established 1895
For First Class
Cleaning Dyeing and Repairing
Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt and Careful Attention
L F. BURTON Prop Pdstoffice Block
25b Oil
...On all Clothing in the house
lor the next Ten Days. Come early
while you can get your sizes. Remem
ber every garment; in
in
rvl o Jr
figures.
C. L. ANDERSON
Ctshler.
M. TOR BEIT
Asst. Cisbr.
NATIONAL BANK.
.$60000.00
110.000.00
Poland.
ion Oil
handling Ettpion Oil in Anliuoro:
V. A. Payne
W. A. Davis
Porter Staples
9. E. Jenkins
C. Crosbv.
MoClinren.
-Standard Cigar
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No. Q.
our house is marked J'
;Kesp youVs;
RING Eli BROS;
Ill EL
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
HAVE REGISTERED.
Men And Women SMi On Ground
In Front Of Registrars Booths
Graftors Do A Jliriving
Business For A While.
El Itono 0. T. July 10 It Js
estlmntod tlmt 12000 strnngors
arc hero tonight and hundreds
nro coining In on ovory train.
Moro than 12500 woro roglstored
tnduy and when tho work gets
straightened out 2500 u day
will bohnndlod.
Thrco thousand in on aud a
fow womon slept on tho ground
in lino at tho various booths lust
night. This morning they or
ganised into companies of thirty
each with a cupta'u of their own
seleotion uud ouch was givon a
number. This was dono for
protection aud to prcvont con
tinual standing in lino for whou
an applicant secures a lino num
ber he need bo thoro only when
his.uamo is called to ontor tho
booth.
The crowd is gouornlly vory
orderly and as far as accommo-
dations aro concerned tho poo-
plo aro being Uaudlod nicely.
Cots enough for all may bo
obtained at 25 cents a night
each and a fairly good meal
costs tho samo.
Thoro is plenty of water and
shado for every one. Supplios
have boon plentiful excepting
bread which is now shipped
horo from Kansas City.
It is predicted that aftor a
tow days tho crowd will uot bo
so great. Applicants will bo
registered ns rapidly as thoy
como In
A scparato booth has boon
established for ladies. Sovoral
extra clorlcs havo boen placed at
oach booth. Every notary pub
lic in tho county is horo taking
applicants' acknowledgements.
A largo tinmbor of local and
other graftors worked tho
crowd lust night and this morn
ing with bogus blanks. Thoso
woro sold at from 1 to $3 each
and woro absolutely worthless
being thrown out when prosont-
ed. Govoruor Richards suc-
ceeded In stopping this and now
registration papers may bo ob-
tained for 25c and 50c. Ouo no
tary inado $25 in an hour this
aftoruoon at tho latter price
All tho othor graftors known to
man aro hore. Evorybody scorn
Uugly hasmonoytoburn. Thoro
aro no troops stationed horo as
roportcd. Tho local authorities
havo control of tho crowd.
Col. Sickles of Unionvlllo
Mo. register of tho land otllco
here arrived toduy. Ho and
Rccolvor Roid
their powor to
nro dolug ull in
assist Qovornor
Colonel Groou iu
Richards and
their work.
The Sharo Case
Perry 0. T. July 10. Tho
jury in mo Asa timrp caso was
secured last night and tho talc
ing of ovtdonco has bcon iu pro
gress today. Judgo Burwell is
presiding. United States At
tornoy Speed and Assistant
Scotthorn aro representing tho
government while- Attorneys
Harris and DIggs aro tho dofen
dant's atlornoys.
Knows Where (lenders Are
Topeka Kan.. July 10. Mrs
Prances E. McCunn of Joplin
Mo. in a letter to Attornoy Gon
oral Goddard says sho knows
wliero certain members of tho
notorious Bondor family llvonnd
will givo them up for a suitable
roward. Tho lottor will bivsub
mlttcd to the governor. f
"""Governor Osborn offdrod
roward of $2500 for thj) Den
dors but It expired with his
term of ofllco. Every llttlo
whllo somebody proposes to
hand ovor tho Bonder. but
osltions. tt is generally bo-
llovod that tho Renders woro
oxoeutod by J ml go I.vuch mid
that prominent ifntmans Imd ;he
honor to bo tho executioners.
Prom Prison to a Rich Widow.
Lincoln Nob. July 10 Gov-
mor Snvngo ilns morning par
doned 15. I Vnluk sontoncod to
sovon yonrs iu tho pmiilontlary
for forgory ou tho oxpress con
dition that ho marry Mrs. Kosu
Dlauche a rich widow living at
Stanton and said to possess an
estato valued at 40000. Sho ap-
plied for tho liconsa and mot tho
convict iu the o.xooutlvo olllce
whora tho ceromony whs per
formed. Thou tho governor
pardoned tho bridegroom. This
fternoou tho two left for Stan
tou. Tho brido oxprossod hor
ratitudo at tho notion of tho
governor valok hue sorvod a
year aud a half nf his sontonoo.
TO TUACII PILIPINOi).
One Thousand Teacher to Hducat
Uncle Sam' Subjects.
Washington July 10. A
thousand school toacbors of both
soxes will bo appoiutod to posi-
tions in tha Philippines. Their
selection Is left to tho principals
of ninoty two collogos soattorod
n thirty statos. About six hun
dred will loavo Sun Francisco
on tho transport Thomas within
two wooks. Tho government
transports them gratis and will
pay thorn from sovonty-tlvo to
ono iiunclrou aud twcnty-llvo
dollars monthly.
Thoy will teacii JJngjish and
aro not required to know any
Spanish.
iVmoricau history will bo used
also n history of tho United
States written In Ihttorinn;
terms.
Thoy wont teach religion but
priests will bo ullowcd to teach
it outsido of school hours.
Ju-
lias Train Robbers Cornertd
Minneapolis July 10. A
special from Great Falls Mont.
says:
In a deop canon about sixty
milos south of Malta 15 miles
oast of Rocky Poiut and tlvo
inllos north of tho Missouri river
Sheriff Griinih has at lust cor-
nered tho Groat Northern train
robbers. Tho canon is a vorit-
iblo fortross as it is full nf
caves wliero tho robbor.s oau
hide and hold at bay an army
if need bo.
This nowii left tho camp of the
posso nt nn oarly hour yoslorday
morning. 1
Shot Two Whisky Peddlers.
Vinitn I. T. July 10 In n
fight with aparty of whisky pud
dlors at Island Ford on tho
Grand Rlvor early yesterday
morning Deputy Marshal Pleas
Thompson shotand dangerously
wounded Joseph Nelsou nnd Ed-
ward Fulsom both nogroes. Tho
men woro ovortakou by tho of
ticcr as thoy woro about to cross
tho river wltii a wagon loud of
whisky and In responso to his
command to throw up thoir
bauds oponcd tire ou him. Ho
rcspondod with his Winchester
Tho officer escaped injury.
Chinese Pile a Claim.
Washington July 10. Tlio
Chinese government through
Ministor WuTing.Fuug has filed
claim of indemnity to tho
amount of a half million dollars
on account of alleged outrngeoua
treatment of Chinese at Butte
Mont. '
Pltzsimmons Downed.
Now York July 10. Gus
Ruhllu and Bob Filzsimmons in
a Graeco-Roman wresthnir con
tost attracted 2500 pooplo to
Mudison Snuaro Gordon tonight
Ruhlln was both cle"cror nnd
heavior than tho C jrnlshmen
and won two falls in ivriofision
with a quartor ptnn Hour's rest'
between them. Ruhlln showed
that he know a great deal moro
ebout tho gamo that Filz uwl it
was tho lattor's agility which
prevented his being thrown
much moro quickly.
A fine line of lunch canned
gqods for Aniline and picnic parties
ILWflY
COMP
.ETE MANCIIURIAN
AND G'jARD IT
ROAD
"IPty Thousand Troops Will Be Re
quired In Its Defense. Tho
Chinese Withdraw. Chlneso
Bent Qn Plunder.
Loudon July 10. A dispatch
from Poktn Bays:
It is reported that tho Rus-
lans are rapidly completing
tho Munahurinn railway nnd
hut thoy will employ 50000
troops fur the dofonso of tho
lino.
Lt Hung Chang proposes to
withdraw nil tho Chlnoso troops
from Manchuria with tho objoct
of avoiding all chances of col
lision with tho Russians. If this
is dono Russian troops will bo
needed to preserve older iu tho
provinco us only Chlnoso police-
mou will bo employed there ac
cording to tho dollnltlon now
given to tho Russo-Chinosc
ngroomuut rognrding Manchuria.
It Is stated that tho Chlnoso
soldiers havo combined with
bandits to plunder tho peoplo
and rosist tho Russians.
It npponrs that no control is
oxorclsed ovor tho Chlnoso sol-
dlory thoro.
Pokin July 10 Tho Protes
tant missionaries hoio havo re
ceived a lottor from Uhou Fu
special commissioner on tho
missionary question in which
he accuses Chinese conYorls of
sooking revenge by vlolenco and
of plnudcrincnnd extortion. Ho
concludes by asking tho mi!ou-
urics to assist in tho' restoration
of order.
His requost will bo granted.
Itody Pound In Corn Picld.
Richmond Mo. July 10. Nows
wns broiiKut to Ktchmonu last
ti I i-Ii t that William Alexander n
furjior residing near Knoxville
tun milea north oi tins city was
found dead iu his corn Held that
day. On Saturday Juno 2'J. Alex
ander went out to his Hold to do
some work and did uot return flis
family levelled for him but were
unublo to find him. Ycaterdny
while plowing in tho corn Hold his
eon discovered tho body which hnd
been iu tho field for ten days and
decomposed. It is believed that
Mr. Alexander either died from
heart disease or was ovcrcqtn'e by
the heat ns thero is no marks ou
tho body to indicato that ho hnd
been murdered or committed sul
cido.
Mrs. W. S. Taylor Dead.
Indianapolis Ind. July 10.
Mrs. Sarah Bollo Tanner Tuy
lor wifo of Won. S. Taj lor ox-
Governor of Kentucky but for
moro than a your a resident of
ludianapolis died at 3 o'clock
this morning of homorrhsgo ro
suiting from heart disease from
which sho hud suffered for many
years. Sho had bcon 111 for a
numbor of weeks but hor death
was unoxpected.
Sho wus 40 yoan of ago and
was born at Morgantown Ky
Sho came horo a year ago last
May following hor husbund
who camo tho fall boforo during
tho troubles consequent upon
tho killing of Gov. Goobel
Youngfir Urns. Pree.
St. Paul Minn. 'July 10-Tho
stuto pardon board today up
proved tho parole of Colomau
and Jamos Younger who havo
bcon in tho Stillwater pcnlten
tlary for tho past twonty-ttvo
years for complicity- iu tho rob
bgrv.nndrPWirdor at tho tlmo of
it- tiioisortiitioiu Minnyntton Is SulferliiK.
Dutaut I. T.. July 10. Soveral
farmer were in town yesterday
and reported the- cotton crop in
critical condition ou account of the
prevailing hot Tijntl. Tliey say
thero will uot bo n sVh of a crop
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J. WOI.VMUTON J. A. HIVENH
President. Vlco-Proi.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
ADIVIC3IiE:. I. T.
Capital and Surplus.
Accounts Of firms aud luillvMuals
Accorded
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For Todau
Chocolate Ice Cream.
Pine Apple Ice Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Slierbat-Hone Such as Ours
JULIUS KAHN
3
DR. BEN F HAMILTON'S
BtaHolKxpert
EiiKcUlllt.
Big
Vaudeville
Co.
Show every nltflit on tho lot
next to the Odd Fellows hull.
A DOLLAR SHOW
POR
io CENTS.
Ladies' NoLnrNMCT Con-
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test Tonight.
CAST YOUR VOTU
POR TISU
POPULAR
LADY. S
KIOWA POSTMASTUR.
Comes Prom rtlssour! and tils Name
Is English
WaehiuRton. Inly 10. The first
appolutmcut of a postmaster iu tho
Kiowa Comancho and Wichita
counties of Oklahoma was announ-
ced today by tho postofllcn depart
ment. It is that of William M.
English of Missouri to bo the now
postmaster nt Hobart county seat
f Kiowa county vice W. J. Ryan
removed. Formerly tho postofilce
wus known as Speed hut at the
tlmo of laying out tho countries tho
name was changed to Ilobart. Mr.
Eddish has been Instructed by the
department to proceed to tho uow
nostofflcrj immediately and assume
charge.
The appointment of postmasters
for Lawton and Anadarko will be
announced in n day or two.
In order that your bread tickets
will give you a ticket to my soda
fountain it Is absolutely necessary
'hat cash accompany all bread
ticket orders. Hpikole. ICtf
How I. tha Ticket.
uoos it euic youT Well wo are
not at all alike you know In this
world and tt Is hard to ploa.o overy-
ono but tue favor Is unanimously
(or Tr. Caldwell's Hymn Pen.ln aa
It Is guaranteed to euro constipation
Indication sick beadaono and
atomaoh troublo Bold by V I).
Frame
Free music every
hour in the
day nt Peoples.
ICtf
ALBATROSS I
The top
standard
reach.
notch
that
Wjiiteman BiuA
Sole Distributing
UOY A. n. I'ALMKB
CMhier Ass:t CaMilor
.$90000.00
solicited. iCourttous treatment
alt alike.-!
TOLUfHrTELEPMONE.
Word Whiipered in Our liar .Prom
Inland Town. In the Territory
Thursday.
C1U0H1S.
The proeessloo to the Comanche
country co'nllbucs. Tho heavy
travel creates a foe of dust.
Wo have some Indications of
rain todn
LOCO.
Wo had a nice picnic here yes
terday. A' rooiI elsed crowd at-
tended. I
Tho bull .came between Duncan
and Loco resulted 14 to 7 in favor
of Loco
DUNCAN s
Our town ij-almoat deserted as
almost cveiybody has couo to the
Comanche country.
C0KKI8II. 1
Mi. Sara Roberts is very sick.
Dr. Gprdonls here from Ilcaldtou
in consultation.
Onr people continue to leave for
tho Comancbe coutitrv.
Com is dryinc up for want of
rain.
The health of this comuiunltyJfl
wad- 'Z
Tconlu bdoDd for tho ComafieM
country cnijtinujijo pajs throiftfP
iu droves ?r-
finnnuivrtrt jmi
Rain which cold-45SL
herp.fjuJLbeJtTof tvi place
today-
Wu hava toma indications ; efs
rain here toiUr.
TOO I.ATG TO PROTEST.
Proclamatlonb' (sucd Department
Will art lourrere.
WushiiiEtS W. 0. July 10.
It is stated M tb interior depart'
nient today ttt a telceram from
John .SpringMT'Of Denver; ''presi-
dent of tho National Livo Stock
aRsociutLi.rMMiog nealtiBt'the
opening of tM Kiowo CorcaucHo
nnd Wichlta'Saatriej until Oqto-
her 1 wTsTaly received tat as
tho president's proclamation lias
nlrendy becirned the sccrotary
was powerlcjw to act.
"Time hnipaesed" said Secre-
tary Ilitchccek today "when peti-
tions and pretests for delay in the
opening of the lands in Oklahoma
will do any good. The proclama-
tion has been laed and the de-
partment cannot and will not inter-
fere. The department is affording
all rcliof possibl'e'to" cattio through
use of Indian pasliires ou the res-
ervation for the grazing of thoir
herds. This ii all we can do and
I do not th'tuk cattlemen should
complain.'1 r
Fours
These fonr insure a flush busi-
ness. Strawberr ice cream.
Chocolate Ice cream. t
Bunana ic cream.
Vauilla icq cream.
These four creams are Absolutely
nnrn. Ifilf
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recpics.
Plenty coij
d dry aud green stove
wood at L
B.
Itoberaon'a wood
yard Xorth
Caddo street.
'Phone
110.
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all
oihens -trvf to
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nothing over comos of th&prop
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