The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 293, Ed. 1, Friday, October 17, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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81DNBY SUGGS 7'roprlotor.
ntered nt thoTostofflco at Ardmoro
Second-class Man iw
November 2 1893.
riblUhtd Every Afternoon (except
f i n.H.1nw fnrnlnp.
(Uturuayj anu ouuuu
Dce of Publication: North Wash-
ington Street.
aUUSCIUI'TION RATES:
Da week 15
On month 50
One yar 5-00
The official newspaper of tho United
States Court for the 8outhern Dlttrlct
Indian Territory; alio for the Chlcka-
aw Stock Association of the Indian
Territory and the official organ of
the city.
TIME TABLE
ulf Colorado &. Santa Fe Railway.
(Southbound.)
Oalvcston & Chicago Exp. ..3 MO a.m.
CUbumo & K. 0. Express.. 4: 20 p.m.
(Northbound.)
lveston & Chicago Exp. .12:35 a.m.
CUbumo & K. C. Express. .11:33 a.m.
W. A. DASHIELL
Ticket Agent.
All United States malls c1ob 30
nlnutcs prior to train time.
DAVID IXEDFIELD P. M.
Terms of United States Court.
At Chlckasha Begins Monday
ptembor 29 1902 nnd Monday
February 10 1903 and continues In
session two weeks.
At nyan Begins Monday October
18 1902 and Monday March 2 1903
and continues in session ten dayB.
At Purcoll Begins Thursday Oc-
tober 23 1902 and Thursday March
II 1903 and continues In session ton
days.
At Pauls Valley Begins Monday
November 3 1902 and Monday
March 23 1903 and continues in bos-
Ion four wcoks.
At Ada Begins Monday Decern-
her 1 1902 nnd Monday April 20
1903 and contlnuos In session ono
jreck.
At Tishomingo Begins Monday
December 8 1902 and Mondr.y April
17 1903 and contlnuos In sosslon ono
week.
At Ardmoro Begins Monday Do-
cembor 15 902 and Monday May 4
1903 and continues In session eight
wooks or longor.
Any erroneous reflections upon the
character or reputation of any per-
son which may bo printed In tho' Aril-
morclto or any article based on re-
ports that aro falso will bo gladly cor-
rected If brought to tho attention of
tho publisher.
Ubo tho Long-DIstanco Tolophono
nnd call up
PHONE NO. 5
If you want tho Ardmorclte.
Ardmore Friday Oct. 17.
A San Francisco man has Biied his
wife for permitting a prince to kiss
her. Sho doubtless had a curiosity
to learn what sort of kisses a prlnco
prints.
Living prices In Chicago aro said
to have advanced beyond nil reason.
!. is certainly bad enough to havo to
llvq thero without being compelled
to 'pay for It.
Tho dlfforonco In Washington
Dennis Fly nn ald Indian Territory
had $00000000 of taxnblo proporty.
In Oklahoma he said thoy wore pau-
pers. Hully for Dennis tho Jnnus
faced.
Owing lo tho strike of baggage and
mall hnmllurs in St. Louis thero were
piled up in tho Union station yester-
day more than 600 outgoing pouches
of lettor mall nnd moro than 3O0O
Backs of papors. Quite a quantity of
mall stuff.
Tho omlnont surgeon who enmo nil
tho way from Vlonna to this country
to operate upon tho llttlo daughter of
J. Ogdon Armour has beon cited to
nppoar boloro the stnto board of
health In sosslon in Chicago to an-
swer tho chorgo of practicing modi-
cino without a Uconse.
Suit for criminal libel and $20000
damages has beon filed by County
Treasurer Follx Aldor against tho
State Capital Printing company nt
Guthrie O. T. Tho Capital had pub-
lished and charged that Alder had
collected Intorost on county doposlts
and failed to covor It back Into tho
county treasury.
Though Sonator Tillman has not
beon hoard from In somo tlmo thoso
who know tho man havo known that
bo would not pormlt tho coal strike
to pass without making himself honrd
in some way. IIo says that somo ono
ought to bo hung. Ho does not speci-
fy tho porson or persons who should
lo punished and perhaps has not
inado up his mind on thla point. Ho
linB "got in" and that was all he was
after;
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NEWS OVER 'PHONE.
.j. . 4. .j. 4. .j. .5. .;. 4.
Cornish.
Warren Wolf wai here yeetortlny
from Hastings Ok.
Mr. Gober and A. D. Hooper are
horo today from Ardmore.
ltov. U. L. Sllllman of Dlxli Is hore
today.
Prof. T. G. Whltton of Hargrcvo col-
logo. Ardmore wns horo yostoidny on
routo to Dixie.
Dixie.
Mr. Jackson has tho lumbar on the
ground for n now business houso.
Lone Grove.
Hov. Faulkner and wife of Leon
were here yesterday and Inst night
for tho purposo of organizing n local
lodgo of tho Eastern Stnr.
Dr. W .H. Campbell loft yesterday
on n business trip to Texas.
Woolsey.
Wo are having somo very hliutery
weather today.
Comanche.
Tho Methodist parsonago burned
hero yostorday afternoon nt about 'I
o'clock. Tho building wan valued at
$300 and some Insurance wns carried
on sumo. Tho household goods of
Hov. J. H .Miles which had boon loft
In tho bulling preparatory to his ship-
ping thorn nwny wore also burned
nothing whntovor being saved from
tho building. Mr. Miles carried no
Insuranco on the goods. He nlso had
$25 In money In tho building which
was also lost.
Mllo.
Everything Is progressing nicely in
this section. The farmers aro get
ting out thnlr cotton very rapidly now
which keeps the gin busy.
Thero Is some little sickness In this
section.
Drs. Ledhetter and Taylor are hore
to day from Woodford.
Elk.
Obble Clements of Mllburn 1ms nr-
tived here to attend the Elk school
this year.
Cotton Iim been routing slowly for
the past few days and the gin has not
iteen running full time.
Graham
The corps of surveyors who have
Lr-n nt work here surveying the
town left today for Hewitt to do simi-
lar work theie.
II. It. Thomas of Ardmore li hero
representing 11 Fort Sill quccnawnre
house.
Wynnewood.
The gin at this place owned by the
Paris Compress company caught fire
Wednesday and wns damaged to the
oxtont or nbout $1000. Tho fire is
supposed to have originated from
matches passing through tho suction
plpo.
Quito a crowd from tills place took
ndvantago or tho low oxcursion rate
to Galnosvllle and nttonded the stieet
fnlr thero yostorday.
Mannsvllle.
Davo Wngonor formorly of Ard
more has taken charge of the Gray
Cottage at this placo and expects to
conduct a first-class hostelry.
Mlko Clenzen of Halleyitlio is here
to superintend tho construction of a
cotton houso for the American Cotton
company.
Tho Earl Ginning coibpany of this
place has ginned 800 bales of cotton
this season.
Mr. Malcom shipped forty balos of
cotton which he raised on his farm-
ing land hore to Ardmoro today over
tho Choctaw.
Madlll.
Tho grading on Main street and
tho stroot south of Main Is progress-
ing nicely. All tho wntor north of
locks 110 and 111 Is to bo convoyed
through tho largo culvert nt tho In-
tersection of Main Btroot nnd tho
Frisco right-of-way. Tho street just
south of Main Is being grndod from
the McCullom hotel to tho Frisco
track in such a manner as to provent
the wator from running across to
Main street nnd the square.
Work Is progressing nlcoly on J.
M .Tallafoito's new rosldonco.
Madlll has a now llvory and trans
fer company that Is a credit to tho
town. D. E. Flynt and J. 11 .Simpson
transfor men having equipped a com-
ploto livery barn.
Well wo havo heard it thunder be
fore today but tho special from Mus-
kogoo saying "Indications aro that
tho land olflco shortly to bo onened
In tho Chickasaw Nation .will be lo
cated at Tishomingo" has a very
ominous rumbling. If tho lnnd offlco
goos to Tishomingo Ardmoro enn
blame no ono but horsolf that's all
thoro Is to It.
Whon Oklahoma and tho Indian
Torritory bocomo ono Btato which Is
tholr ultlmnto destiny a lot of re-
publicans will havo to tako back tho
slandorous things that thoy aro say-
ing of tho Indian Territory or their
political cako will bo forever dough.
Lawton Enterprise.
That's no idlo dream to a determ-
ined certainty.
. .
Chicken Food.
Cheap at E. B. Pugh's. IMm.
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.
Action of Mayor Dick In' Selling the
Donds Ratified.
Tho council met yostorday after-
noon In special section the mayor
nnd nil the alderman being present
except Golledgo.
Mayor Dick exhibited and read to
tho council many telegrams and let-
tors from prospective) bondmolders
showing conclusively that bis ac-
tions In disposing or the bonds for the
price ho did were for the best Inter-
ests of the city.
Alderman Gardner made a motion
that tho mayor' actions In thus dis-
posing of the bonds be ratified .and
tho mqtlon cnrrled without a dissent-
ing voto.
Tho mayor stated that M. I.. Turner
president of tho Western Nntlonnl
bank of Oklahoma City had purchas-
ed tho bonds nnd $0310 wnB the price
paid for the $175000 worth making
n total of $181310 that Ardmore gets
for the bonds.
Mr. Turner Is to havo his own
bonds printed nt his own oxpense In
whntovor denomination he wants
them.
Ono of the lottors read by tho may
or was from Clarence Tumor of Mus-
kogee who was an aldormnn of that
placo somo time ago and who said
that Ardmoro could not reasonably
oxpoct as much ror her bonds as
Muskogee from tho fact that the
Muskogee bonds were 30-year bonds
whllo Ardmore's woro only 20-year
bonds.
The mayor stated that tho wood out
at tho city dam was disappearing
rather previously and having been
offered $200 for It by Mooro & Ikard
he had closed tho deal and sold them
tho wood. Ills notion In this matter
was rntlflod by tho council.
Upon Inquiry it was ascertained
thnt tho city had now paid Moore &
Ikard $7779 on the dam work which
amount fully pays thorn for all work
executed up to the present.
The council bad some more secret
business to attend to and the news-
paper reporters bad to vamoose the
ranch.
Townslte Commission Notes
The Chickasaw townslte commission.
headquarters In this city has dono a
vast amount of work and a great doal
remains yet to bo dono.
The matter of platting towns and
ending tho plats to Washington for
tho approval of tho secretary of tho
Interior Is placed in tho hands of oth-
ers and the commission is thoreby
relieved of tho portion of their work
that resulted In tho greatest worry.
Arthur W. Hefley chairman of tho
commission Is on tho Rock Island
where tho vacant lots In Marlow
Duncan Addlngton and othor towns
will soon bo sold.
Wosley B. Burney secretary of tho
commission has been vory sick for
two months and Is now spending a few
days In Marietta with his son S. A.
Burney
E. Earnest Bowers .with the com
mission is serving notices of appraise-
mont to tho property ownors in tho
Hock Island towns. W. D. James and
B. C .Johnson have returned from a
week's stay at Earl.
Tho Ardomre office force now con
sists of W. D. James. Hoy G. Bradford
and B. C. Johnson.
Attention Masons.
Thero will be a call meeting of
Ardmoro lodge No. 31 A. F. and A.
M. tomorrow eVonlng. Work in first
degree. A. H. PALMER W. M.
G. H. BRUCE Sec.
The Ladles Aid Society of tho First
Baptist church will Borve Ico cream
cako and oysters tonight to tho peo
ple engaged out at tho waterworks
site. Soveral or tho town folks will
go as the nights are beautirul and
tho drlvo pleasant.
Lookl Lookll Look!!!
Glass tumblers ono full sot for Dc.
Nolnnd's China Hall Saturday after
noon. 10-t.
Tho ladles of the First Baptist
church wish to thank Mr. R. Hardy
for tho use of his building; Dr. Mc-
Coy for tables Messrs Bulard &
Mosos for dishes tho Ardmorelto for
advertisements nnd tho public in gen
eral for tbolr liberal partronago
on Tuesday at tho dinner.
DAISY NICHOLS Sec.
Our former townsman Charles P.
Whltoman gives the right kind of
talk regarding a greater Ardmore else-
where In this Issue. Mr. Whltoman
Ib an actual observer of tho uso of
asphaltura for street paving Oklaho-
ma City bolng quite busy now with
that work. If every property owner
will speak out In jneetln' like Mr.
Whltcman and wo bellovo thoy will
It need only bo a vory short tlmo un-
til our streets paved with asphaltura
with bo tho envy of ovory other town
In tho Southwest. m
Wo havo 100000. sblncl04sthat we'll
soil at $1.35 per 1Q0O.
3-tf LAIDLAW.
CHESTER O. DAVIS VISITS DAM
He Pronounces the Work So Far
Done Good.
Last night Chester H. Davis. th
waterworks export arrived in the city
This morning ho mot Mayor I1 k
and several of tho nldormen as wi ll
as C. P. Thnyer civil engineer who
IniH been HUitorlntondlng the ((in-
struction of tho dam.
After tnlklng over some minor ai
fairs It was agrootl that nil should
visit tho dam nnd see how things were
moving along out thero.
Arriving there Mr. Davis was shown
tho work and ho pronounced it
"good." It was Just according to
plana and specifications and he was
well pleased.
Mayor Dick says that all the big
plpo will be In by tomorrow night
and that Mooro & Ikard will havo the
dirt In the last of this month.
In tho meantime Gnlt & Erlchsen
hnvo nearly all their rock out with
which to rip rap the dam and by the
middle of November the dam will be
complete In toto.
Tho mayor told your reporter this
artornoon that they were now figur
ing with Mr. Davis nbout putting in
our waterworks system.
PICKING COTTON AT NIGHT.
Several Parties Are Susnlcloned of
Illegal Transactions.
Special to tho Ardmorolte.
Loco 1. T. Oct. 17. James Coonor
and U. S. Gault the latter a merchant
of Parks were arrested at that place
Wednesday by Sam Duncan of Loco.
tor some time past It seems that
parties have been entering tho cotton
fields around Parks during the night
nnd carrying away all tho cotton that
had beon picked during the day. An
nvestlgntion resulted in suspicion be
ing entertained against Coonor nnd
two other patties. Cooper was placod
under nrreU Wednesday but the oth-
er two men got away and were not
apprehended until yesterday when It
Is reported they were arrested at
Duncan .
Acting niton tho statement made by
Cooper U. S. Gault tho Parks mer-
chant wag placed under arrest.
Cooper claiming to bo Innocent stato-
ed that Gault was the guilty party.
Both woro taken to Duncan whore
Quoit oaslly mado bond for his np-
penranco thoro for trlnl today. Coop-
er was unable to make bond nnd re-
mained in custody of tho officer there.
Tho examining trial of all tho car-
ties concorned In tho affair will bo
held thero this afternoon.
Prisoners Sentenced.
Today Marshal Colbort returned
from Ryan whero ho has boon attend
ing court. Threo prisoners woro
brought back two of whom pleaded
guilty and woro sentenced.
H .C. Adams forgory. ploadod
guilty and received two years In tho
reform school at Eoonville Mo.
Frank Hemberg .assault pleaded
guilty; given threo months in Jail and
a fine or $50.
Luther Holden charged with lar
ceny was arrested over about nyan
and was Indicted by the grand Jury
nt that placo. whllo in session. He
was brought over b the marshal also.
New Shipment of Goods.
You can always depend on Leather-
wood for everything that's new. Hero
aro a fow of the new things JuBt re-
ceived: 1
Latest designs in Ladles' Skirts.
Jackets.
Dressing Sacks.
Tho latest thing out In Ladles' Over-
vests nothing else like them In the
city.
Chlldron'8 Cloaks and Fur Collar-
ottos.
Bottor goods lowor prices.
10-3t.
Tho way for a man to mango his
wifo is to got himself absolutely un-
dor her control. .
From Factory to Foot.
J. A. Loathcrwood manager of tho
Herald Shoe Storo has received an
other shipment of theso famous Her
ald shoes. Their beauty and style
coupled with their wearing qualities
makes them tho favorlto shoe with
ovorybody. Come in wo want to
show you thoso shoes. From 10 to
25 per cent saved on every pair.
10-3t.
The Worst Form.
.Multitudes nro singing tho praises
of Kodol tho now discovery which
is making so many sick peoplo well
and weak pooplo strong hr digesting
what thay eat by cleansing and sweet-
ening the stomach and by transform-
ing their food into the kind of pure
rich red blood that makes ypu feel
good all over. Mrs. Cranflll of Troy
I. T. writes: For a numr of years
I was troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia which grow intq.tho worst
form. Finally I was Induced to uso
Kodol and after using four bottles I
am entirely cured. I henrtlly recom-
mend Kodol to all suffororj from indi-
gestion and dyspepsia. Toko a doso
after meals. It digests whttt you eaL
City Drug Store.
Pioture
Gallery
-OF
Such n handsome collection of
Limoges French Hand Painted
China aud other Decorated China
was nf-ver seen in Ardmore before
A visit here will be a revelation to
.vou.
WIIITE PORCELAIN
PRETTY AS CHINA.
MAGNIFICENT SHOWING
OF BEAUTIFUL LAMPS.
Porcelain for Plain Service at
about half what others ask for it.
Saturday Afternoon
only one set of tumb-
lers for 5 cents.
L
Two Duori
Went
CltyNat'l link
DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
Grain Produce Llv Stock and Other
Quotations.
COTTON.
(Dy Gulllot Bros.' Exchange.)
New York Futures.
Opened. Closed.
October 8.35 8.37
Decembor 8.45 8.49
January .52 8.50
Spots.
New York 8.70; market Heady;
solos 1070 balea.
Liverpool Market steady; middling
4-72d; 10000 bales.
Chicago Cattle Receipts.'
Cattle 26000; market steady.
Hogs 10000; market Ec to 10c
hlghor.
Kansas City Receipts.
Cattlo 3.000; market steady.
Hogs 8000; market Ec to 10c
hlghor.
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.
t
Wheat.
No. 2. hard 08
No. 3 hard 05007
No. 2 rod '. OS
No. 3 rod 60(0 07
Corn.
No. 2 ci
No. 3 CO
Oats.
No.' 2 3333&
No. 3 31033
LOCAL- MARKETS.
(Dy Porter Staples.)
The following aro ttio prevailing
prices paid for produco today:
Wheat No. 2 70c; No. 3 65c.
Oats 40c to 45c.
Hay $7.0008.00.
Corn 50c to 60c.
Sweet potatoes 75c t' $1.00 Der
bushel.
Irish potatoes 85c per bu.
Poultry.
((By William Newman.)
Ducks Per dozen $2.00
Hens Per dozen $2.50.
Frying chickens 41.7502.50.
Eggs Per dozen 1214 c.
Butter 20 to 25c per pound.
Turkeys Gross Ec.
Oeese Full-feathered per dozen
$3.5004.50.
Live Stock.
(By Cold Storage Market)
Fat cows gross cwt $2.25
Fat calves $3.00 to $5.00
Fat Bheep per head.... $2.00 to $3.00
Fat hogs (gross) 100 lbs $5.50 to $0.00
Wood Par cord $2 0 $250.
Coal (by Weeks Bros.) $3.50 ton.
Fruits.
(By E. B. Push.)
Natlvo apples per bu $1.00
Nattvo peaches $1.0001.50
Pears $100
Cabbage per lb 2
'eanuts 4
Pecans 4
Cotton Market. 1
Tho cotton market opened quiet
this morning and soon advanced a
fow points finally closing firm. Lint
cotton sold for 7.85; seed cotton for
2.70 and cotton seed for $14 per ton.
Tho receipts for the day were about
350 bales.
As a cool weather suggestion thoro
Is nothing else ns appropriate as a
Leader heating stove. Sold by
Spraglns.
BANNER 8 A LVK
the most healing salve In the worlrt.
HID
WANT COLUMN'S
Advertisements tinder thN
bo received nt tho rate
conts per line. No u'!-.
rcelvod for less than fl
cents. Special monthly
" ' 11
nlshed on application. Th. j
mny contain any matter of i0
"Found" "For Rent" "For sa
'aA1h tit'. 1 .
oiuiun oiiuj-eu or any u
without display lines.
WANTED.
hahi ivii iiouseKceper to 1 jo1(
look after threo children
work. Call at Mrs. Mary Wunat
5th avenue N. W. bctwern a.
Ington and A street or add
"3. Ctp
WANTED Second-hand brnn T.
8-tf. WH1TEMAN HHo?
rfrVT
fOR RENT.
FOR KENT Two rooms furnish
for light housekeeping or for gi
nomen. Apply i o. uox 432 1;
FOR RENT Threo nicely furnl.11
rooms closo In on Broadway
block from flro station. Mrs Ore
zti-tr.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Good span or mulf-sttf
years old. H. T. Kirby Noble bli
FOUND.
FOUND If you havo lost a ho.
scribe property pay for this iiotlt'r
and tako it. Several have befV
found recently and sent In hero
lC-tf
LOST.
LOST Pair of gold-framed eye glaj
es at tho night performance of tj
Rlngllng Bros.' circus. Tho find
will rulttrn tn Iho ITnlt.ul Cn.l
marshal's ofllre and be suitably
warded. ' ig-it
FOR SALE.
Ono six-horse horizontal engine ai
bollor.
Ono six-horse upright engine ni
bollor.
Ono oight-horso engine upright.
Ono twonty-horso Ames engin
horizontal.
Also two boiler feed pumps.
Ono twonty-flvo horse power Ath
nro box boiler with twenty bort
powor Watertown engine nil co
plotc.
Thoso engines and pumps havo n
Just been robullt nnd aro In flrst-clai
condition and will bo Bold very cheai
ROBERSON MACHINERY CO.
15-d&wtf. Broadway stree
A TEACHER WANTED.
Tho people of Springer havo rccenl
ly spent almost $1000 In equlpplnj
their school building and want tl
employ a good Bchool superintendent
a man who will mako Springer's irJ
tercsts his Interests a man who will
stay with tho community and helj
buld up a magnificent school. Fo
particulars wrlto at onco to
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
5-d&w-tf. Springer I. T.
ROBERSON MACHINERY CO.
Has lately employed Mr. J. F. Haven
In tholr blacksmith department wh
Is a first-class horso-shoer and la rish
up-to-date In carriage and wagon work
Mr Wflltnii Tn i.. ...... ...1. .1
..... wnoi;f TV UU 1MB UIlurKr
of tho front forge is ono of tho befiftj
workmen on well augers plows audi
all kinds of heavy forging thnt then
Is In tho Torritory.
Mr. E. C. Towery presides over ou
onglne lathes nnd mnchlnery depart
mont genorally and has had fort
years' oxperienco In this line. Ho h
ablo to ropalr or mako new all klndt
of machinery It makes no different
how difficult.
Mr. J. F. Howton our traveling ma
chlnlBt Is ready to go to tho countrj
and Bet up your mnchlnery. natcl
your boilers lino up your engines 01!
do anything that Is needed In tho ma
chlnery lino.
GIvo us your patronago and wo wil
treat you right.
ROBERSON MACHINE CO.
lc'tf' Ardmore I. T
Lost $50 Reward.
Lost between Rock creok and Ard-
moro on tho Woodford road Tuesday
$50 In currency. Finder return to
mo or to Ardmorelto offlco and receive.
liberal reward.
DR. H. A. HIGGINS
14-d&w. aionn I T
You'll find everything In hardwnrj!
and tlnwnro at NOBLE BnOS
Foley's Honey and Tar
. - Lli. m. k . .
tur tiuiurcnsaictsurc. no opiates.
Mrs. Lee TrueloYe.
Public Stenographer.
uuice ill renniDk'tOD & Htonif I) I'd it
All work promptly and accu-
rately done.
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