The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 171, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 27, 1902 Page: 8 of 8
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fOR the proper rendering
of the great composers
the Bush & Oerts Pin no
will be found fully cqunl.
It hns enrned n well de-
served success.
The tone is decidedly
pleasing. H is rich clenr
nnd sweet. The touch is
delicate and responsive.
The action is mechanically
perfect.
We are showing this
Piano in Mahogany. Wal-
nut and Oak. Some cases
are eompnrntivelj' plain.
Other elaborately carved.
All are very beautiful.
Bold only by
E. B. LUK E
Anlmnrn I. T.
Every
Man
Will
Want
a Fair
In a few days there will Ik: u sud-
den Jump Into summer mid It
will sown hotter tlmn ever before.
IJetter be prepared sir with a
pair of cool and comfortable Sum-
mer Oxfords. Wo ure ready with
all tho new styles and there's a
whole Summer's comfort in ovory
pair. Our Oxford price are just
as easy on your poekethjok as tho
Shoes are on your foot. Patent
Lcathor Patent Kid A'iol Kid
from tl.CO to (6.
Don't forKot to brlni; your old
9hooa to ua whon they nocd half
solos. Ourehoomakor does it rliht.
HAMILTON & CO.
Shoe Store.
We ire Heady
AUR studio has been
thoroughly renovated
and remodeled. Every-
thing first clas in ecery
respect. Better prepared
than ever (o do high grade
work. The price the
ualily and the style of
our photograph work can
nut but plenae you.
1 1 01. Ardmore. 1. 1
DR. NICHOLSON
Oror Runner & tlunner's drug store.
Ilooms l nnd I between I)n. rou Keller sml
l'ulittBi.
No Work for Negroes.
If you have a harmless gun a
tricky mm or n gun you don't under-
stand bring it here nnd I'll ma) It
Bhoot; fix that trick or show you
what's to pay.
18-Ct 0. W. HtTTHU & SON".
Williams Corhn & Co. invito you In
to Bee their now shipment of White
Klophnnt bugglos.
For up-to-date stylish aressmnklng
Batlafactlon guaranteed prices reas-
onable bco Mrs. Harrison botweon
Second and Th'.rd avenues on A street
N. W. 7.lm
Wo aro closing out our Sowing Ma-
chines at 2G por cent. off.
27-tf WEEKS BROS.
. Dentist
CONVERT 10 THE MOON Bill
LEDBETTER 3AY8 HE WILL SUP.
PORT THE MEASURE.
Believes It Furnlfchts the Only Prur
peet tor Relief for the People-
Competent Man In Congress
Would Please All.
W. A. l.edbeyer who for the paat
three weefcs line been In WnghlhgUin
attending to legal. affairs arrived
home yesterday morning. When ap-
proached yesterday by the Ardmore-
He. and asked how he found mntwrs
of Interem to the Territory at Wash
ington he said:
"The court cHlienehlv controversy
has not yet been settled. The sup-
plement! tfeaty which th Joint com-
mittee of the senate nnd house bad
under consideration contained pro
visions which iiraetWally destroyed
the Judgments heretofore rendered
admitting parsons to dtUettsblp In
tha Chickasaw and Choctaw nation!.
The committee agreed o amend the
trtiUr w h Ui aUow judgments tc be
set aside only In cases where the
Judgment was based upon perjury or
procured by fraud on the part of the
applicant or his attorney; but this
agreement seems- to have been vio
lated in the report of the committee.
and the citizenship court created In
the treaty Is given much more Juris-
diction and power to annul Judgment
than the friends of the court citizens
think It ought to have. This oHJeen-
whip court Ib to be composed of three
ltnl"p-ndcnt judges whose Jurisdic-
tion is confined to citizenship cases
nmi hn- term of office will expire
lit. .'inl i .'.1. 19o3. The matter' Is as
t In an unsatisfactory condition
au i it in impossible to tell what will
i.i' tin- n-mlt. but I believe by per-
i'int erforts the treaty may be
Him niled so as to work no Injustice
'iim the court citizens or defeated
altogether."
With regard to territorial matters
generally Mr. Ledbetter said:
' When I left home a little over
three weeks ago I was opposed to
what Is generally known as the Moon
bill for the reason that I believed it
was a long step In the direction of
permanent separation of the Indian
Territory from Oklahoma and that
Oklahoma in all probability would
lie admitted into the Union as a
state during this congress nnd if the
Moon hill became a law we would be
held in bondage for an Indefinite time.
The act enabling Oklahoma to form
n constitutional convention provldos
that the state of Oklahoma shall con-
sent. In Its constitution by ordinance
Irrevocable that the Indian Territory
may become a part of the state when-
ever congress shall decide that It
hall be. If the bill passes the senate
In this condition (nnd I believe it
wilt). It is claimed congress would
probably feel committed to the propo
sition that there should he hut one
state. The Moon bill on the other
hand contains ho' essentially bad
provisions and. in Its present form
is the deliberate expression of what
the house territorial committee be-
lieved to be the best that can be done
for th Indian Territory under present
conditions.
"Before agreeing to report the
Moon bill all other Mils pertaining
to the Territory ware given' due con-
sideration. The committee gad many
meetings and considered the Stevens
bill the new Curtis WH and the Quar-
rels. Scott or toper hill and agreed
to end finally did report unanimously
the Mooh bill which contains the
best provisions of alt the measures
which have been proposed for relief
of the Indlsn Territory. I talked to
nearly every member of the commit-
tee and some of them frequently
aud I have Invariably hew met with
the statement that the Moon bill rep-
resented the views of the house terri-
torial committee on the subject of
legislation for the Territory and" I lie-
Ueve Uie house Is Irrevocably commit-
ted to the passive of the Moon bill.
"It provides for n territorial legis
lature a governor sjorstary of state
superintendent of puhllo Instruction
and a dolegnte In congress and ap-
propilates 157.000 as a nucleus for n
school fund. It will furnish the peoplo
of tho Territory an organised local
government divorce them to a lnrge
extent from tho Intorlor department
and glvo them roprosontatlon in con-
Kress. With such an organisation
and a compotont man In congress re-
lief from tho prosont unsatisfactory
conditions will ho readily obtained.
"Tho valuo of a delogato In con-
gross enn hardly bo estlmntod by peo-
plo who aro not familiar with tho nc
tual conditions and routlno which ob
tain in congressional circles In Wash-
ington. Mr. Flynn tho delogato from
Oklahoma has been an actives and
persistent ndvocate of tho rights of
his peoplo and largely by bin efforts
provision Is made In the bill admit-
ting Oklahoma Into the felon for a
common school fund which will
amount to millions and millions of
dollnrs. Hundreds of thousands of
acres of public lands nro appropriated
to the Unlvorslty of Oklahoma the
Agricultural college and othor educa-
tional nnd charitable Institutions.
When this fact is considered In con-
nofftfSii. wltli the fact that Oklahoma
alroaurius a magnificent sclfdop f ifnd
derived lnrgqjy from tho ronts of
lands donated by the govtftiinilnt. It
would' soirf Hint congress' ought to
make a decent provision for free
schools In the Indian Territory. The
Oklahoma proposition Is supported
by Democrats ns well as Republicans
ami their supimrt to the measure has
been won largely by "th persistent
efforts of Mr. Klynn.
"Tile discrimination qgalnst the
Territory ' hat not been due to arty
want of Interest In the Territory but
rather to Hie fact Mist udbody lwa
been In congress to officially repre-
sent the people and because there is
no organized governmenUheirl to gib
llze and distribute a fchnol Tiind it
an organized school system.
"I believe Here lp a ebece V have
the Moon bill passed this session. It
will pass the etiMte if thpetl of
th Jerrltprjr win glv It jjbft .upport
toiwhlch it Is entitled. In all respects
It Hoes not meet my iddibuU. There
aij) some objections w St but' I be-
lieve It furnishes the only prospect
for relief for the people of the Indian
Territory and I Intend to give It
whatever support I eri'n. ' v '
fit Is Hie settled ooovifctlon In eon-
grass that the Indian Territory Is not
now ready for efoHShDod rfhd it Is
also the universal belief that Okla-
homa Is ready for statehood. Tho
proposition to Include the Indian Ter-
ritory In the bill admitting Oklahoma
was voted down In the house by at
least two-thirds majority the argu-
ment which prevails being that the
Indian Territory Is not now ready for
statehood. The men who voted
against including the Indian Terri
tory In the state of Oklahoma at the
present time distinctly announced
that they were In fnvor of giving the
Indian Territory a territorial form of
government with a delegate In con-
gress. The admlsr.lon of Oklahoma
and the establishment of a territorial
government for the Indian Territory
does not determine the quostlon of
single or double statehood; thnt
question will he left open for future
settlement."
JUST RECEIVED-50 All
Silk Natural Hnndlo. Steel Rod
2G inch I'nrnFols worth $2. Our
special price the week $1 25 fnoh.
Hukton-Pkei Dky Goods Co-
We have In nn oxcluslve lino of
patterns for tailor mado suits and
pants. Come 'round let us show you.
We are now making mid summer
prices. 25-Ht
II. STAUK1SNHHRG Tho Tailor.
J. H Stokes Is taking the place of
Gforge It. Huberts hi conductor on
t C O. a. during the Jotter's
convalescence.
Fresh tftrmUqe daily at E. U.
I'ugh's. 32-0t
iiuy your groceries 3oi J. D. Tanner.
A full line of everything both in Sta-
ple and fancy groceries. 2$eod '
f. . .J. . .j. .j. ... .j ...
EMANUEL LOWEN8TEIN
begs to announce that a Unfit-
- ed number of pupils on IMaito
will be accepted. ' -J-
-J- 4- t' Ifc -5- :
At .the Jail.
Jeff Jenfcins charged with Intro-
ducing and selling jwas arrest! .at
Itush Springe ami brought iui
Henry Goldsmith and Clyde Utter
tho letter only l l - years of age and
both negroes charged with petit lnr-
oeny were arrested twenty . miles
northwost of Purcoll by Deputy1 Stow-
nrt nnd wore brought In by Dickin-
son H.
JUST RECEIVED-50 All
Silk Natural Hnmlle Sieel Rod
2G-inch imrasol. worth $2. Our
siieciul prioo thn wook $1.25 ench.
HuKTON-l'KKi Ditv Goods Co.
J. D. Tanner heups constantly on
hand heof mutton veal pork broil-
ed ham luuah ham cheese sausage
etc. 22-cod
Tho C O. & 0. trncklayora havo
taken up th5 old connecting switch
botweon tho Santa Fo and Choctaw
by tho round-halo gin.
You con llnd nt J. D. Tannor'a fresh
fish nil kinds of vegetables etc.
22-eod
Horn to Mr. aud Mrs. O. A. AVells
a fino boy. Tho mother and child aro
both doing well.
CHICKASAW CLUB MEET8.
Concludes Not to Sell Over Seventy-
five Shares of Its Stock.
The Chickasaw Hod nnd Oun club
met Inst night In pursuance to a call
from the president. J. B. Sprug'ns.
Tho announcement cnlllni; the
meeting urged all the members to lie
presort) ns a waterworks proposition
would bo ontertnlned. This announce-
ment had the effoct of bringing out
n great many who arc not In the habit
of attending very regularly.
A. Eddlemnn representing J. V.'el-
don Dakor and associates was thorc.
It was tho senBe of the entire body
thnt tho Inko had no wafer to spare.
Somo tlmo ago it was tho Intention
to sell 100 shares In this club but last
night It was thought best to withdraw
all the sharoa .after ssvontyflve Ifnd
been sold.We Keep on lee 1
Utitter
Cheese
Soda drinks
S&SJdT'- ' b' ;
Unfermented grape Juice.
r. 1TCI.KKR The arocer.
Phone 174. 25-3t
The depot at Provence Is nearly fin
UhoA and Will tool ha Xjfeady for oi
cupancy.
SEE-DISRLM'of thr.6e-l.oau
tifnl pood in the BURTON-PEEL
DR GOODS' CO'S show window
lipvely Esihltfan TiiSbBs Embt-oi
derrd Swisst-ji and Mercerized
GiiiRlmms worth 25e to 35c the
yHid. Sppcial the week
I9c the yard
Our cost sale on mlllfnery Is selling
hats very fast on accotfht of the low
prices good styles and nice trimming.
Wa will also retriss your hats into
the very latest style at low prices.
25-3t J. J. DAUBS' Milliner.
Your wife or mother is entitled to
every comfort you can provide far
her. There Is more solid comfort la a
Quick meal (new process) gasoltrle
stove than In a summer visit to the
mountains of Colorado. K. Koland
sells them. ;&-jt
James Hond nnd Miss Hoxle Hawk-
Ins of Nlda wiro- granted license to-
day to he married.
The only place In Ardmore where
pure ice cream Is made dally; no cou
densed croam used. Try us for "prti
ma facie ovldonce."
20-tt PEEPLES & CO.
A fine depot is holng put up nt
Mannsvllle. The section house and
everything there will soon he ready
for tho cars. Mannsvllle la one of
the prettiest sites on the road and
her water can't bo oxcelled.
Suit cases and fine grips nt Ed
Hlntjer'a. You can't afford to do With-
out them another day at the prlca
26-3 1 .'!
Hay this years' crop at A. F. Jones'
2C-3t
JUST RECEIVED 50 pieces
Kfryptinn Tissue the putterns aro
simply exquisite. Regular 35c
nurility. Wo open 'em up'nt' 19c
tho yard- See window.
. Uvhton Fjsel Dky Goods Co.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Herbert's baby
has dlhlherla.
1 1 . i
The Oklahoma City evening papers
eay it was heHerqd. that a heavy
storm occurred north of that city yes-
tei'day afternoon. A good many peo-
ple feajed a cyolone and quite a num-
ber sought shelter in the cyclone
okvee- '(The wind was strong It blew
down many signs and took oft a cou-
ple of tin roofs.
JUST RECEIVED-50 Par-
asols with Kteel 'rod paragon
frame oxidide and pearl handles
best quality mercerized gingham
worth $1 50. Special price 89c
each.
13ukton PEEii Dky Goods Co.
IVlieh Tim Cnn'l Slrcii
This is n sure euro for Insomnln:
Push nwny your pillow nnd lie tint
upon your Imek with your muscles re-
laxed. Slowly draw lu tho deepest
breath possible hold It for four sec-
onds then slowly expel It until your
chest nnd abdomen have collapsed.
Itepcnt this until you fall asleep.
NeKiitlve Compliment.
Miss Sere (much pleased) So he real-
ly said I didn't show my age eh?
Miss Shurpc Well he said you al-
ways seemed careful to conceal It
Philadelphia Press.
If microbes get Into llmburgcr
checso they surely can't Hvo long
enough to do any barm. Council
niuffs Nonpareil.
It occurs to every ono some time
that bo Is not llvlug up to his ideal of
himself. Atchison Globe.
eet4
I Our Special Offer I
to customers is not quite equal to giving a
I Gold Dollar g Fifty Cents
but almost the
t
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$3.50 i
i
THE EASTMAN IS
No outing is complete without an Eastman Kodak.
Brownie Kodak No. 1 $1.
Brownie Kodnk No. 2 2.
Kodaks from $5 to $75 .
As Kodaks are made more nearly perfect they
become more popular. More sold each year. Let us
provide you with the Eastman.
BONNER & BONNER.
$6 xx) x ;;' for the'btst Brownie vnd Kodak Pictures
Shorthand.
I have a select class studying short-
hand; can accommodate a few more.
It you desire lesrnlng a system of
shorthand that can be written and
road with perfect ease and great rap-
idity now Is your opportunity.
. MISS ZIMMHKMAX
Garrot & Bingham's office.
20-lino
Bright new hay first of tho season
at A. Y. Jones'. 20-3t
Buy your neckwear from Ed Ringer
and you are nlways up-to-date. Sop his 1
handsome line. 25-3t !
I.nldlaw Is furnishing paint for the I
host houses In town. Their paint has .
tho lead. It's the best paint; that's j
tho ronson. 11-tf !
The Quick toal wlckless blue
flame oil stove Is a great favorite. Ask
your neighbor she has ono. The la-
test Improved at li. Xoland's. 25-Ct
Scroon Boors and Wire nt
27-tf WHBKS BROS.
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..... vuiHimmv. uii munuay iiiuiiiiii r
closing out my Spring and Summer il
Hats at cost and it will pay everybody h
jj to call and see these big bargains. Call
41 quick for the best selection. J
g J. J. Dabbs
ii at Madden. Svkas & C.n.
. m
next thing to it. Call and be f
convinced.
We Can Show You
Ladles' Three Point Slippers 45c
N the Shoe Man
.4.4. -l-H"H-H""H"H"H"H' T
THE ONI. Y KODAK.
Negligee shirts the servlcrablo
kind for small money at Ed Ring-
er's. 23-3t
J. D. Tunner sells food corn oats
hay chops bran and cottonseod meal.
22-cod
10.000
devils hamrner-
inrj your head.
I
lift f I IfflTTiTTTiTTfWIO
CURES ANY KINDOFI1EAUAGIE.
500 reward for any injurious
Cllficl Tnm rntmJ ... II - t
Perfectly Uarmless.JoIJbvdriitii
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flNORHAN UCHTYrir'6.Ca0S MOINtSJA.1
W. B. Frame Druggist.
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