The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 171, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 27, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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AEDMORE IND. TEH. TUESDAY EVENING! MAY 27 1902.
I SUBSCRIPTION!
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NUjEER 171
t F. ANDERSON B. F. FREHSLEY C. L. ANDERSON S. M. TORBETT
uj President. Ylce President. Cnhler. Ant. Cathr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Ardmore Indian Territory.
Designated Depository for Bankruptcy Funds m Chickasaw Nation.
Capital paid in $ 60000.00
Surplus and Profits 140.000.00
Total $200000.00
Tho oldest bank In Indian Torritory. Accounts of firms and Individuals
.solicited upon tho most liberal terms conslstont with Kood banking.
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ROBERTS
'4 TT&SffiSn
BUY THE BEST
bupion lilt
Tho followinc merchants only are
Pottitt Bros.
M. P. Boinur
Skipworlh d. A.
A. A. Bailoy
J. A. Bodowitz.
Kendall W. C.
P. A. Laujrhltn.
A. P. Jones
Dillard & Allen
McOharen & Webster
K. T. Dallas
Tanner & Stewart
1 General Insurance
Real Estate and
Rental
W S Wolverlon & Son Agents I
Crown BottlinglWorks
'RKK15 & DAL.TON Props.
Manufacturers of Caibonatcd
Beverages Ciders Etc.
Wholesale Only
Location New a-story Brick South Washington St.
.
Here are
a Pew of Our
Specials
Go to COLD STORAGE MARKET for
Well cured Beef
Pork -Sausage
Salt Meats
Chickens -
Pickled Pigs Feet
Pickled Tongue
Pressed Pigs Feet
Mackerel
..and everything to be found in a modern first-class market.
Lr. B. PEYTON7 WhoIesaBo and Retail
If it can be done Jones the Machinist
can do it.
TbRines Pumps Gins Wills Boilers etc repaired in first
class order. Myshop is equipped with tho latest machinery
and with my experience can turn out the hest work for the
least money.
Brinirrae your work and be convinced.
Ki)' mil n Pi dp.
Opposite electric light plaut Ardmoro
The Margin
of Safety
...is represented by tho amount
of imurauco carried.
Don't lull yourself hit'- fancied
security.
Because fire hits never touched
you it doesn't follow that you ait
immune .
& POLAND
ma.
handline; Eupiou Oil in Ardiuorei
W. A. Payne
W. A. Davis
Porter Staples
S. E. JenkinB
0. Crosbv
M. T. Felker.
Son Bros. Co.
5.4
KLONDIKE FIZZ
CELERY AND IRON
COCA COLA
ROOT BEER
Corned Beef
Pickles
Lard
Cheese
Buttar
TO HAVE ORIGINAL AND FINAL
JURISDICTION IN CASES
Judges Will be Appointed From Out
side the Territory to Avoid Preju-
dice Changes In Court Judg-
ment Cases.
Special to tlm Ardiuorelta.
Washington I). C May re. ioj.
Indian territory Is to haw a ntw
court which will conalat of three
Judge for the purpose of reviewing
and Anally rtaaalng upon the court
cltlienshtp caa in the Choctaw and
Chickasaw natloni. So much contro-
reray baa arisen over thfa question
that the Joint committee of the house
and senate decided at the last mo-
ment to constitute a separate court
which will have original jurisdiction
In these cases and whose decision
will be final. The creation of this
court however does not mean that
all of the court judgment cases will
be reviewed or reopened. On the
contrary In order to secure the re
opening of any of the case it must be
clearly shown first that proper
notice was not served upon the rep
resentatives or attorneys of the Choc
taw and Chickasaw nations; secondly
that the hearing of the cases was ir
regular; and thirdly that perjured
evidence was submitted or that
other fraud entered into the trial of
the case. Any of these grounds will
be sufficient to secure a reopening of
any of the court judgment cases.
The court will be coniposod of three
judges who will bo appolntod from
outside of the Torritory who will
lawyors of high standlng.Tho object
In going out of tho Territory for mem-
bers of the court Is to secure men
who liavo not boon mixed up In any
of the court cltlxonshlp ensos and
who will thoreforo be In a position
to dlsposo of the subjects coming be-
foro the court for consideration Im-
partially and without projudlco to
either party.
At tho last moment tho two prin
cipal provisions of the controversy In
tho bill namoly those rotating to tho
court jiidKinont casos nnd tho np
pralsoment and snlo of townslto prop-
erty wero changed In many important
respects. These two provisions In
full are ns follows: :
Court Judgment Cases.
Sec. 31. It being claimed nnd
Insisted by tho Choctaw and Chick-
asajv nations that tho United Stntos
courts In Indian Territory acting un-
der tho act of congrosB approvod June
10 18SIG havo admitted porsons to
citizenship or to enrollment as such
citizens in the Choctaw and Chicka-
saw nations respectively without no-
tlco of the proceedings In suclf courts
being given to each of said nations;
and it being Insisted by the nations
that in such proceedings notice to
each of said nations was Indispensa-
ble nnd it being claimed and insisted
by sajd nations that the proceedings
in the United States courts In Indian
Territory under said act of Juue 10
1896 should .have bean confined to a
review of the action of the commis-
sion to tho flvo civilised tribes upon
tho papers and ovidenco submitted
to such commission and should not
have extended to a trial de novo of
tho quostlon of citizenship; and It
ARDMORE NATIONAL BANK
Artlmorc I T.
Capital Stock and Additional Liability $200000
Largest ot Any Dank In the Chickasaw Nation.
Commenced Business August 31 1901.
Comparative Statement of Individual Deposits Subject to Check.
September 30 1901 $104259.22
December 10 1901 135105 3C
February 25 1902 148075.35
April 30 1902 .. . 1GG.789.81
WE appreciate your business and confidence.
Our motto is: "Security for depositor borrower
and bank". We advance the business interests of our
customers in every legitimate way. Call. and see us.
Directors.
0. It Smith President.
0. M. CAMr-HELii Vice-Pres.
Lee Crude Cashier.
Q. W. Young Stockman.
J. C. Thompson Attorney
beln'i? desirable to Anally determine
theso questions the two nations
Jointly or idther of said nntlons act
ing separately and making tho other
party a defendant within ninety days
affor this agreement lecomea effect
ive by a bill In equity Illed In tho
Choctaw nnd Chlcknsnw cltlsonshlp
court hereinafter named seek the an
nulment and vacation of all such de-
cisions by said courts. Tun persons
so admitted to cltlxenshlp nnd enroll-
muni by said courts with notice to
onn but not to both of said nations
shall be made defendant to said suit
as representatives of the entire class
of persons similarly situated the
number of such persons being too
grant to admit of all of them being
made Individual parties to the suit;
but any person so situated may upon
bis application be made a party de-
fendant to the suit. Notice of the
Institution of said suit shall bo per
sonally served upon the chief execu
tive ofithe defendant nation. If either
nation be made a party defendant as
aforesaid and apon each of ten rep
resentative defendants and shall also
bft published for a period of four
weeks lb at least two weekly news-
papers having general circulation In
the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations.
Such notice shall set forth the na
ture nnd prayer of the bill with the
time for answering the same which
shall be not less than thirty days
after the last publication. Said suit
shall be determined at the earliest
practicable time shall be confined to
a final determination of the questloars
of law hero named and shall be with
out prejudice to the determination
of any charge or claim that the ait
mission of such persons to citizenship
or enrollment by snld United States
court In Indian Territory was
wrongfully obtained ns provided In
the next section. In the ovrnt said
citizenship judgments or decisions
are annulled or vacated In the test suit
hereinbefore authorized bocnuso of
(cither or both of the lrvogularltlos
claimed and Insisted upon by said na
tlons as aforesaid then tho Mob pa
pers and proceedings In any citizen
ship fso In which Judgment or docl
slon Is so-annulled or vncntod shall
upon written application thorufor
mado within ninety days thereafter
by nny party thereto who Is thus do
privod of n favorable Judgment upon
bis clalmod citlzonshlp bo transfer
red and certified to said citizenship
court by the court havlug custody and
control of such flies papers and pro
ceodlngs In nny such citizenship" caso.
accompanied by duo proof that no-
tlco In writing df tho transfor and
certification thereof has bo en given
to tho chief oxccutlve ofllcor of oach
of said nations said citizenship case
shnll be docketed In said citizenship
court nnd such furthor proceedings
shall bo had thoreln in that court as
ought to have been had In tho court
to which tho samo wns taken on ap-
peal from tho commission to tho flvo
civilised trlbos nnd as If no Judgment
or decision had been rendered there-
in. Sec. 32. Said citizenship court
shall also upon the final ratification
of this agreement hare Jurisdiction
of suits to annul and vacate judg-
ments In tho courts' In Indian Terri-
tory rendered under said act of con-
gress of June 10 1890 admitting per-
sons to citizenship or enrollment as
citizens in olthor of snld nations
where in a bill of complaint filed by
the two nations jointly or by one of
them acting separately and making
the other party a defendant It Is
0. It. Jones Wholesale and Retail
Furniture.
Sam Noble Wholesale Ilardware.
J. R Pennington " Grocer. !
R W. Randol Merchant.
charged and mndo to nppenr that
any Judgment for nny reason other
than thoso horolnbafore speclllod ns
n basis for said tost suit docs Injus-
tice to either of snld nations by ac-
cording citizenship or enrollment to
any person or parsons not Justly en-
titled thoroto but no such suit can be
Instituted after tho expiration of 90
days after tho final decision In the
tost suit hereinbefore authorized.
Theso suits shall be ns speedily de-
termined as shall bo consistent with
due consideration at tho rights of nil
parties and notice of tho commence-
ment thereof shall lte personally serv-
ed upon the chief executive officer
of tho defendant nation If either na
tion be made a party defendant and
shall be served upon tho other de-
fendants personally or by publication
as the case may be In the manner In
which under the laws and practice
controlling the oircult courts of the
United States service is made In
suits to quiet title to real estate.
Sec. 33. A court Is hereby created
to be known as the Choctaw and
Chickasaw citizenship court Uio ex
istence of which shall terminate upon
the final determination of the suits
and proceedings named in the last
two preceding sections but in no
evtnt later than the 81st day of De
cember 1908. Said court shall have
all authority and power necessary to
the hearing and determination or the
suits and proceedings so committed
to its Jurisdiction. Including the au
thority to issue and enforce all re-
quisite writs processes and orders
and to prescribe rules and regulations
for the transaction of Its business.
It shall also have nil the powers of a
clrculi court or the United States In
compelling the production ot books
papers nnd documents tho attend-
ance or witnesses nnd In punishing
contempt. Rxcept where herein oth-
erwise expressly provided tho plead-
ings practlco and proceedings In
said court shall conform as nonr ns
may bo to tho pleadings practlco and
proceedings in oqulty causos In tho
circuit courts ot tho United States.
Tho tostlmony shall bo taken
In court or boforo ono of tho
Judges so fnr as practicable. Each
judgo shall be authorized to grant In
vacation or recoss Interlocutory or-
ders and to hear and dlsposo ot In-
terlocutory motions not affecting tho
substantial morlts of tho caso. Said
(Continued on Second Pago.)
J A BIVEN9 Presldont
H. PALMF-R Cashier
ARDMORE. I- "T".'
Capital and Surplus '.
Accounts of Onus and individuals
Accorded
usePLANSIFTER
J HIGH PATENT FLOUR
j It Is the Best
I MbrARDiVIORE MILL & ELEVATOR CO.
The First National BAnk
of Marietta I. T.
Established I 8-9 6
Oilers to depositors every facility which thoir balances business
and responsibility warrant.
Directors
Judge Overton Love Holmes Willis
Geo. M. D. Holford Jas. N. Kirkpatrick
Jas. A. White W. S. Derrick
E. F. Graham H. A. Kirkpatrick J. G. Butler
"RIVAL" "RIVAL"
"NONE BETTER"
If you haven't done co try a sack of
RIVAL FLOUR
Strictly high grade. Made from selected soft Wheat.
. ft.
"NONE; BETTER"
"RIVAL".
Hot. Weather Head Wear.
Tho ratoway to neatnoss and solid
comrort Is my oxtra fine lino of straw
hats. I havq tho right kind for small
money ns wall as tbo handsomest
straws la tho city. Don't disappoint
your frlonds by wearing anything
olso. KD HINDER.
26-3t
Every call glvon my personal atten-
tion. Phono 74 catches a carrlago day
or night. T. E. CHOATE.
REAL ESTATE
Woil arranged flvo room framo cot-
tage bRrn good clstorn shade trees
lot 05x150 feet. Two blocks north of
First National bank. This plnco la
olforod choap nnd Is ail Ideal homo
for a bulnees man.
Threo room dwelling laryo shed
stunn house two lots. Very ulicap
at $1(10.
Flvo room dwolllntr good barn and
outhnues orchard lot 160x100 good
location; si 100.
b'ee us If you lutoml to buy soil or
rout any class of olty ptoporty
Redid Deal Estate 8 Cental Agency
Ardmoro I. T?
Established o Years
QR. J. P. F
3M
JR.
i
Dentist
Olllcc up stairs in Orucc Uldg-i
Opposite l'ostolllcc
A share of your patrouaeje is so-
licited. DR.J.G.ABERNETHY
Dentist
Over T. N. Coleman's
Drug Store.
DON LACY Vice-President
W A. WQLVERTON At. Call.
AL BANK
$100000.00
solicited.
all alike.
Oourtcous treatment
"RIVALS
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