The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 249, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 25, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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Tho OFFICIAL NEWSPAPERof tho ( tho prosont situation inako Interest-
United Stntos Court lor tho Southern ' ing topics of converiallon and tho ro-
Dlstrict Indian Territory. Also f" '81it of victory on either sldo Is n sub-
tho Uilcknsaw Stock Ass oc latton o f. ..peculation
tho Indian Territory and tho official pf wJlhn
oanofJhcW. (ho bor(Rrg of tli(j AmorIcun gtnUlB
Any orroneotiB roller' Ion upon tho tliat Is being watched with even yet
character or reputation of any I0"" 'more Interest thnn l the wnr between
which may be printed In tho . Arrtmor KllMla HI1 . flnn MutIon 0l
Ue. or any article bused on reports i 1
that are false will glwily be corrected which Is yet surrounded with much
If brought to the atuutlon of the speculation and the filial outcome tin-
publishers.
TIME TABLE.
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Railway.
(South bound.)
Galveston & Chicnjso Kx 3:10 a. m.
Cloburno & K. C. Kx 4:40 p. m.
(Nortlibound.)
Galveston & Chicago Kx.. 12:35 a. m.
Cloburno & K. C. I3x 11: CO p. m.
Choctaw Oklahoma . Gulf Railway.
Arrive at Ardaioro 1:20 p. m.
Leave Ardmore 3:20 p. m.
lcnl freight carrying passengers
also.
t
Arkansas & Choctaw Railway.
Iyave Ardmore daily 6:20 a- ra.
Arrive ArdmoTe dally S:20 p. to.
Vlxed train arrives 11:10 a. m.
Mixed train leaveB.
.2:35
m.
All United States mails closo
30
ailnutcs prior to train time.
' Hereafter tho malls will bo closed
at 9 p. m. Instea.1 of S p. m. as form-
erly. D. HEDHBLD P. M.
Upo the Long Distance Telopaono
and call up 'Phono No 5 If you want
the Ardmorelte.
Ardmore Thursday Aufl. 25 1904.
HOME NEWS WHILE AWAY.
Subscribers to the Dally Ardmorelte
away during the summer may have
the paper mailed regularly each day
to any address at the rate of 50 cents
a month. Address changed as often
as desired. While out of town the
Ardmorelte will be to you like a dally
letter from home.
Don't get excited nbout tho reports
of damage to the cotton crop. There's
a pretty fair yield already assured
Hotter bo figuring on cotton pickers.
China can't expect to harbor Rus
nlan ships nud keep the Japs from go
ing after them. If she can't mako
Russia observo neutrality she must
not expect Japan to do no.
A race riot In Hrooklyn Friday was
ono of the unusunl reenes which tho
dispatches chronicled. Apparently
conditions thero arc not different to
those that obtain in tho south.
Our wnr vessels arc kept busy go
lng from ono port of the world to nn
other port becauso of trouble nnd tho
necessity of protecting American In
terests. So far however we have
no vessel to the port of Chicago.
South MoAlester Is now not oven n
telegraph station on either of the two
road the Katy Having removed Its
otllcrt to .MoAlester and the Choctaw
rloalng up altogether. And this Is
the town whoso people onco aspired
to make It tho capital of a grand
state. Vluita Dally Chieftain.
Pivblle opinion Is tho greatest force
for good In American life. It humbles
tho mighty. It is greater than tho
constitution and greater than tne
laws. It Is a force stronger In Amor
lea than In any other country of the
world.
There ban not been n national idee
tlon In twenty-flvo years where there
was leas enthusiasm for tho head of
the Republican ticket among tho rank
and tile of tho Hepubllcan party than
thero Is for Roosevelt today. Tho
leaders nro for him of cours but
thoso who do not expect to get nn
office through his election caro as lit
tie. for his success as they could It
he woro of a different party. Many
would prefer eomo other man. They
do not trust Mm.
President "Hoosovolt has 'refused to
intorforo In Colorado on tho ground
that Govornor Peabody and General
Hell are ablo to raanago affairs. This
Is a guarantoo that tho mob and the
Winchester will contlnuo to appeal
to tho law of might nnd not tho lnw
of tha land. Fodoral troops should
bo ueod to put down rlotors olthor
Inbor or capital rioters whore tho
govornor of a stnto olthor falls or re-
fuses to do his duty The law should
bu .supreme and not ihe mob
narrrrrr
1 ANOTHER KINO OF WAR.
I Tim A Ui.inluil Trna ronnrtM nf nro-
plurhy Utle Japan nnd Brt
Russia nro read by n.llllona of people
Ic thl country with absorbing Inter
( )f orl Ar.
jjr u ftWnttJt nnxlollly an(1 WM be
received generally with pleasure for
It Is nn undisguised fad that tho
sympathy of the American people riii
-
tie orient
Tho causes which have led up to
1-nown.
This bnttle Is lxdng waged between
capital and labor and Is on In dend
earnest nt numerous points the fierc-
est fl Klit probably being tlmt betweon
the striking packers and the packing-
house owners.
Thnt men nnd women have reached
the place whore they nre driven by
hunger to selz.e upon n steer nnd tour
It In fragments almost before It Is
dead Is a story hard to believe but
few war scenes have rlvnlod In Horce-
ness the fight thnt took place In Chi-
cago when u few days ago a few
heaves got loose.
In Kansas City nnd Omaha dreadful
scenes have also been witnessed and
the end Is not yet In sight
In New York n terrlblo struggle Is
on In tho building trades strike which
Is growing worse Instead of better.
On ono sldo nre arrayed the union
of building trades employes which
controls the greatest part of tho build
ing work In Mnnhnttnn and a part of
Brooklyn nnd tho Trades Alliance.
Yet other strikes nro reported some
Just coming on. some just passing
into the history of the great Indus
trial war.
Tho difficulties between Hussin nnd
Japan will bo settled with nrmorcd
cruisers submarine mines and nil the
appliances of modern warfare.
Hut what is to settle tho great diffi
culties between capital and labor
which burn nnd boll beneath the sur
face of society nnd nre continually
breaking cut In bloodshed and vio
lence in hunger and suffering on the
part of the strikers financial loss to
capitalists and great Incoi'veiiencc to
tho general public?
Then? Is n way to settle this diffi
culty. It was spoken by a prophet
who stamped his teachings on the
world's history nearly 2000 years
ago. and Is summed up in what men
call tho golden rule.
Tills must be the final solution of
the Industrial wnr. When will states-
men recognize it? Democrat.
It Is said the mayor of Memphis has
encountered no llttlo opposition in his
efforts to stop gambling In tnat city
He usserted hla determination to sup
press tho fashionable games as well
as the downtown gambling resorts
and even told the ladles that whist
parties and progressive euchre where
prizes were offered would not bu tol
era tit! In tho future. This brought
upon him tho Indlguntlou of those
who are unable to see in such amuse
ments anything that Is harmful or
Injurious to public morals. Nevertlu
less the mayor Is right In his deter
mination to show no favors. If gam
bling is pormltted In the clubs or at
private entertainments It will bo very
difficult to make thoso who frequent
the downtown resorts boo that they
au doing anything wrong.
Judge Parker will make no speeches
during the tampnlgn. lie does net
believe thnt a oandldnte for the high
est office within tho gift of the people
should go on a Mumping tour. There
are other and more dignified means
cf acquainting the public with the
views of the candidate aud thoso
stumping tours- partake of a nature of
a pluy to the galleries. It would bo
Impossible for Judge l"arker to visit
all the states or even a considerable
number of them boforo tho electi
and a tcur would therefore bo unne
cessary for tho ordinary purposes of
the politician. Wo uro sum the
American pcoplo will endorso Judge
Parker's determination not to descen
to the level of tho common office-
seeker. The tlnanclnl centers of tho south
nro nlready figuring on the cotton crop
and what It will take to move It. It
Is bollovod tho banks of tho south
have nmplo means with which to
hnndlo this crop cvon though It
should bo a 12.000000-bnlo crop nnd
the ani' imt required should bo f200-
ooo.ooo more than Is ordinarily ro-
qulrod for tho cotton crop.
Some men go to wnr fall in battle
and nro lost; othors stay at homo
tall In love and are lost In tho matri-
monial shuffle.
LATEST
WAR
NEWS
!
Toklo Aug. 25.-9 a. m. Two litis-(
s'an torpedo 1. t ucui-jji-r truck.
initios at tho entrance of Port Arthur
Inst evening. Tho larger one of the
Jostroyors a four-funnolled one was
sunk.
Tho nnmos of tho vessels nnd tho
number of llvo lost arc unknowir
Iindon Aug. 25. Tho correspond
ent of tho Times at Shanghai in a
dispatch dated Aug. 21 11:35 p. m.
says thnt orders from Kmperor Nlcho-j
Ins hnvo been conveyed to Captain
Iteitzenstcin commanding him forth
with to disarm the cruiser AskoIQ and
tho torpedo boat destroyer Grozovol !
and thnt the lings nn p- th vessels
were lowered at 7 o'clock tonight.
IOnilon Aug. 25. Tho nbsence of
dispatches of any kind from tho fur
ast this morning leads to tho belle'
expressed editorially In tho London
newspapers that important events
nro pending.
Tho mystery regarding tho move
ments of tho Russian cruiser which
rocently overhauled tho British
steamer Comedian Is still unsolvn).
CONFEDERATES
WILL MEET IN NEXT ANNUAL
SESSION AT VINITA.
General John L. Gait of Ardmore Re
elected Commander of Indian Ter-
ritory Confederate Veterans.
Stirring Speeches Made.
Checotah I. T. Aug. 24. This
morning the crowds were entertained
by a speech from Gen. Stllwell H.
Russell of Ardmore.
The business meetings of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans and United
Daughters of the Confederacy lasted
from 2 to 4 p. m. Gen. John L. Gait
"s ru-oiecieu commnnucr. ijuito a
contest was made by various towns
which was decided In favor of VInlta
uncroKco rsation where the next
year's convention will bo held.
In tho afternoon Henry M. Furmnn
of Ardmoro wns tho speaker. He wn
In his happiest mcod and tho audi-
ence the most appreciative.
Tonight the Daughters of the Con
federacy will entertain with a mu-
ileal and reception to visitors. A
dance will closo tho day.
Died of Injuries.
Mis. Salllo Hums aged 72 years
d'd at her home near Kercp Tu-r-sidy
afternoon as n resiiit of Injuriis re-
cMved by a fall a few days ago. The
remains were buried at llloomficld
comotery yesterday. Her aed hus
band Is teriously ill frun the shock
of her death.
Don't fnil to see Friday's ball game.
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Notice of Dissolution.
The partnership lately existing
between M. W. Jones ami W. T. Tny
lor tlrm name of Jones & Taylor Iron
Works was dissolved by mutual con
sent on tho 22d day of August 1904
All debts owing to said (Inn nre to be
tecoivod by M. W. Jones nnd all dc
mands nro to be presented to both for
payment. M. W. JO.N'ICS.
-r-3t Iho Machinist.
Sport for Sportsmen.
Tho open prairies- tho lakes nnd tho
tunning streams provldo plenty
sport for the fellow who has tired of
tho town and needs some of the fresh
country air. A few stray duckfl uro
coming In nnd quail nro getting ripe
icr ttie sportsman. The streanu
abound in fish. G. W. Hitter. O. L
Prunes Will Doveney nnj W. J. Hied
soe left at noon today to spend a cou
plo of days on the banks of Caddo
creek and Duncan Taliaferro and n
party loft todny on a fishing trip to
the Wnshlta.
Right Kind of Hose
rPhn Urn ilnnirimrt i .
. ... uut'nunii4i receiveu i
1000 foot of new hose. One-half of
J It has been tested with a prossuro ot
290 pounds and proved entirely satis-
factory. Tho hose is guaranteed to
iwuiauimi u pressure or -too pounds.'
John Parks a wealthy gentleman of
Detroit Toxas has written Ed Hyrd
of this elty that ho has disposed of
most of his Toxas holdings and will
be here next Tuesday to Invest n
agricultural lands )
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FREE TRIP
TO THE
WORLD'S
FAIR!
TH E ARDMORKITE
wants as its guests
at tho World's Pair on In-
dian Territory day Octo
bor 1st 1004 two young
ladies from the Chickasaw
Nation one from Ardmore
and ono from some other
portion of the nation. To
each of these young ladies
free transportation and 10
expense money will be
given.
Wo want these youn g
ladies to be selected by the
Ardmoreite readers. Tho
selections they make will
please us and will be fair
representations of Indian
Territory's beautiful wo-
men. This day above all
is most important to Terri-
tory people. Your friends
will all be there and yon
will be with 'homo folks"
during the entire trip.
The Louisiana Purchase
Exposition is the greatest
thing of the kind the world
has over witnessed. A
week's sight-seeing thero
is within itself a liberal
education. No young ludy
who can possibly go should
forego the pleasure of tho
trip.
Ilere is the plan by which
Ardmoreite readers may
select the young ladies:
In renewing your sub-
scription you may vote for
tho young lady of your
choice; fur each cent paid
in ouo vote will be counted.
All moneys received on new
subscriptions will count at
two votes for each cent.
Send in your subscriptions
or rneewttls today and vote
for tho young lady of your
choice who will be proud to
represent Indian Territory
at tho Pair and who will
make Indian Territory
proud of her.
Use the Coupon.
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DATES FOR HOLDING COURT.
In the United States Court for the
Southern District.
In compliance with tho provisions
of tho net of congress entitled "An
act to provldo for additional United
Statoc Judges In tho Indian Territo-
ry nnd for other purposes" approved
April 28 1904 It ls"ordcred:
j Thnt thero shnll bo three terms ef
court neiu in tne southern district
at each court as provided by law at
the times and for tho terms herein
after stated namely:
First: A term for tho trial of crim
inal cases:
Ada Sept. 5 to Sept. 24; three
weeks.
Tishomingo Sept. 2C to Oct 15;
threo weeks.
Chlckasha Oct. 17 to Oct. 29; two
weeks.
Hyan Oct. 31 to Nov. 12 two
weeks
Pauls Valley Nov. 14 to Dec. 3
threo weeks.
Purcell Dec. 5 to Dec. 17 two
weeks.
Marietta Dec. 19 to Dec. 24 oae
week.
Marietta 3rd. 2 to Jan. 7; oae
week.
Ardmore Jan. 9 to Feb. 11 five
weeks.
Second: A term for tho trial of civ
il cases:
Ada Oct. 31 to Nov. 19 three
weeks.
Tishomingo Nov. 21 to Dec. 10
threo weeks.
Chlckasha. Dec 12 to Dec. 24 two
weeks.
Hyan Jan. 2 to Jan. 14 two weeks.
Pauls Valley Jan. 16 to Feb. 11
four weeks.
Purcell Feb. 13 to Feb. 25 two
wooks.
Marietta Feb. 27 to Mar. 11 tw-
weeks. Ardmore Mar. 13 to April 8 four
weeks.
Third: A term for trial of crim-
inal and civil cases tho length of
time to be devoted to each to bo In
tho discretion of tho Judge holding
said court:
Ada Feb. 13 to Mar. 11 four weeks
Tishomingo Mar. 13 to Apr. 8 four
weeks.
Chlcknsha Apr. 10 to Apr. 23 three
weeks.
Hyan May 1 to May 20 three
weeks.
Pauls Valley May 22 to July 1 six
weeks
Purcell Apr. 10 to Apr. 29 three
weeks.
Marietta May 1 to May 20 threo
weeks.
Ardmore May 22 to July 1 or lon-
ger. HOSEA TOWNSEND Judge.
Subscribo for tho Ardmorelte.
Ardmore
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
R. W. Dick Mayor
John Li. 0 alt Police Judge
D E. Booker Chief of Pollco
J. H. Mathers City Attorney
Q. H. Bruce City Cler
Frank Butt Treasure!)
W. H. Roberta Ass'r and Colloctoi
Bob McOoe City Scavengen
J. W. Moffett City Physician
'-1st of Aldermen.
First Ward J. S. McCharen Itubo
Hardy.
Second ward J. S. Mulllns J. R-
Fraley. Third Ward H. W. Handol J W.
Pennington.
Fourth Ward W. F. Whittlngton
W. A. 01111am.
Committees.
Finance Pennington Whittlngton
and McCharen.
Street and alloy Fraley Handol
Hardy and Whittlngton.
Police Handol Gilliam and Mullen.
Fire Gilliam Pennington and
Mullen.
Waterworks Whittlngton Fraley
and Hardy.
OrdlnaDco Mullen McCharon and
Pennington.
Cemetery Handol Gilliam and Mc-
' Charon.
Sanitary McCharen Fraloy Mul
len.
Improvement Hardy Whittlngton
Handol and Fmley.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. W. Moffett city phyalclaaj
Dra. S. S. Carr J. W. 8mlth WJtet
Hardy Mayor H. W. Dick.
Make your arrangements to enter
Selvldgo Business College Monday
Sept. 5th tho opening of tho fall
term. A special rate Is being mado
for that time. Call at tho college and
Investigate If Interested. 21-13.
Any style buggy from a run-about
to a handsome surrey for Just a llttlo
less than others sell them.
NOBLE BROS.
CITY
SCAVENGER
All work intrusted to me shall
have proper and prompt atten-
tion. Your premises cleaned
thoroughly.
0. S. BAILEY
Phone 314 Ardmore
W Early Risers
The famous little pill.
Sanitarium
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