The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 25, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 8, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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Ardmore Thursday Dec 8 1904.
FOUR
DAII V A-tDVORulTL
irPttiiiifWitrofciier
SIDNEY SU-QS Proprietor.
ns Scermi! c-1 n n MpII Miittotv
November 2 1803.
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ITTINTERESTINu
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Tlin Amzltir .1" ; 7
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Tho bazaar liolil by Uio ImIIob of tlu
t.'untrul HaptlKt chure'
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yti.rn.l nl tha i'ofitoflj' l nt ArlH)ir ...!... ... ..i......
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tlm 1 wont' muiKUlno " "T
ft-
- lltpfH of th lnillfH An 'a result (f
I ho ilny'n khIi' n ii"it win wiu real
16 iri i I i In. 1mllii of tho swli'ty !
O'JO month - u mibllu foi1 tin-
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Subscription Hnte:
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Ardmore Thursday Dec. 8 10CM.
imi-mnniM irflvt'ii them. Tho iMmm
- wi'l Ik- Ufi'd for tho rtirxiu' of nilt-
rubiUhwI fvory nf i-moon loxcnpt ln nui mHly iuiil Uiclr
-.r.l.tv ntwl rtun.lgy lornuiK .nurllnbln i-mirtu nn.l work In till li-
ivctlon T icrlnliily inot commomt-
nine. It had bi-on thn moon or
brirglnn hoor to nmny liotwoliolilb
an.! It h boon tllioiwcil In an tm
n itoiitatlom manner
i Thnmnh tho ttlmlnoM of tho Hank-
. trv i rilll i-iinimiij mntii in
HmhthI Nivl inimiM- Hint tmtlr lni to H ti' tenlldlnn In Minit for
. new administration Port Arthur Iiiimiimm the laillos won- nnahlwl to
11 tm a wlili- open i"n. mm tJio p.iclou room to a jupleml
intivanUKo. Tim lmwinr onw1nt h! or
Ijuy men will Im- Klnil to know that Imr In nmur. and tliore wiih
. Hi.- opinion of the mipreitie court el n diffrm rfiiuy for moll. Mm. V
iw York i labor law l unco.:' h ConUm waB hl dun-go of Uie main
iHMilh dtwltptati-d a Mm-I.adli-rt' Hoiui.-
l oimlilerliMt how miu-h the ' lfedt- Jrmniftl booth. Mr .1. H. "Snrnslna
'nit left tuwald m tht tarllT and bin vn.i In rharne or the booth whore
niulhorn imlliy tho ineMHtRO In ur ' i eful and faney nrtlolea wero mild.
pitilnKlf Ioiik. .
VE8TIGATEO DY MAYOR.
Noung Wife Declares the Charges Are
false as Made Dy Her Husband
Texas Drummer Left In a
Dllziard
It In a alncli that Uio. eotton aei e
t-ae -.vlli-. nbi t Hbert-MVil noif i'ear
pnd after nil that Im the Mliortit
routo to hlxh prlctw.
Mik I. It. Love fiold dolla from licr
b .ntt'i wlitle Mr. flyan brought Imp-
plmf '(9 tnnnj-.by. hoIIIhb 11 dullclouK
sou of' i andy.' ' DiirinW tho. dny and
A rrutwlan firm hnH reorlvM an or
der from Uio llnsrtlan RovernntetM f it
c.
died
ChlcaKU Dot-. ".Mayor Harrluon
and JudRo Honoro have Joined haini
In an InvontlBntlon Into tho divorce
si-It by which Charles Herbert I
lltm a trnvolliiK wilosninn of Chlrn-
Fo. wan dlvortwl from Mri. Rlllo Snv-
Ke Collin of Tort Wlurth. Toxn
The -ounu woman haa come to Chlca
go deelarlnn tho ehnrgoa her liiliband
mada nwilnat hor eJmrarter nre fnlio
i.tl J mine Honoro hna Kent word to
. .1. Oerst nttornoy for ColllnH to
Hhow wiuno why the decree should not
be net nalde.
Colllna tnivelii for Jani( V. Smith
& Son. wholossilo grocers. HIh torrt-
ti rj ll In Toxnii where ho wus mar-
ried to Mlt Savatjo laHt Kohruary.
Mm. Collins Who Is l!) yt-nra o;
di.-'lnre her husband deford.-d her a
nioutli after their marrhiKO She
waii Mrantk-d here n a bllxznrl. with
I.t nlRht rofnwhmonU woro sold to
many. Mm O. H. llruco was In
c'mrKo of this Uepartmcni. mo con- ;oul uny money m iai also lost'hor
tilbutlons of course wero voluntary Ul .ols fn Toxlv In (tim xtretnllj
the recipients Rh nM.al to te mayor.
rticies. Hiunoy
I 000.000 rlwn for.tli5arn.v.l-iMaiVall(1-tV.6C0ly ern
HlipgH Kiivn uio inuiiw 11 i-i nuu-
ncilptkm to tho Dally AnUnorelte
WANTE
nr
in t n
W'ANTI-il) TO 11UY--A good Hicolld
hand tank State size. Apply Jno
Whltcman. Sit
Insurance of
I-" --- I All Ki
Finn t.Tn;
ACl'IOKNT
IIKU.UI
1-IATK
ANII
OYCLONKt
Of fillKIHDS
Out Klmt National
Hunk Phone
BerKshire '&
Gorman.
WANTUI) Kxperluneed Miloaladles
Balemon'nnd btintlle .vrappois. Ap
ply ltalttn.oro ltncket Store. 8
i ANTED AT ONCB 75 cimh '..oh.
Apply to mnnaKur Hiirton-l'cul Dry
Clood Co. Ardmore I. T. S-2
I'ARMS WANTHD I wont Im-
proved laud for three nllotmonttt
and will p.ty Uie cash for snmo. If
ou hnvon't Rot tho lnnd toll mo
whuro I can buy It and I will pay
you for jour Information. .1. V
"evcomb. Ardmoro 1. T. Odtiwti
WANTHD boy 1 1 or 1C yearn old
to work in furniture Jtorc.
7-3 H. A. JONHS.
XMAS SPECIALTIES
We invite you to call mm loolcut our large line of Wool-
ens. Wo w ant to make you holitlay clothing. Our prices are
the lowest ami lit the most satisfactory.
Kemeuiber our cluaninjr repairing and pressing department.
JNO. COON
Mannnc
r Ardmore Tailoring Comoaoy
phonb 430
FOR SALE.
VOW SAM! Standing timber on Hock
and Cnddo creeks
Ardmore.
T. Maxwell
4-0
V.ANTKD AT ONCB "G wiles-ladles
Rood pay. Apply mannnor Hurton- rou SAU3 My two houses anil lotB
Pool Dry (looda Co. Ardnwe I. j on cuddo street. You now have a
8-2 I chance to buy the cheapest property
1 In Ardmore. M. A. nr-'K.
V ANTKD Men to loam the bather
irado. Juat located -our acw col-
li no In Kort Worth Texai Spec-
re Inducementa for thir .- I'.iija
f'nn earn oxponsos bofdro('AnWi-
Iuk. Few wcoka corapletoi. Cata-
loRuo mailed froo. IMolor Barbor
Colleco; Fort WortlJ Texas. -t-Ct.
?o-u.
FOR SAM3 Cut Mowers and choice
rose bushes nt O. A. Drain's tho
! torftt. Phfuo3UG. 1-0
LOST.
Tho territory" that wnnta to Pe a
ulato now has a great deal more troit-
w!i:rli -ivni rendlly fiold. aa were many nmrketed thin morning but fnrmers
.l.nf. .Innnllnnff. f-wiiril vAri" Tnlinli Vllinnnnlnlnil thnt I
LOST On North Caddo street Wed.-
j ruwdny morning a largo lap-robe
"XT S f A LUclatlhJ oni'onoislde. Flndor ro-
i iOK"CNT- UirVM'.SmoItxirdy & MeNcoso
Oulto n (rood of cotton w;i i t ffP vfiA ihrim rntim twiniio. An. and receive liberal reward. 72t
Farmers Holding Cotton.
tvl V I II 'I'diiniiH ut r . . . . 4 ... . . I l
I -. - u. v. .1 i usi TicKOtu wnn picture 01 noiei j
VerO verv much dlsanDolntod that f . 1 . .-. - - . . All kinds of watch! nwl'Jcwelry re-
Tho bftzuir was run In a aystematlc tiic 1dB decline In cotton Effected U.o ' u? "'Ai ' J". iC. . T . nw n . Artmrl. nr. ra''nB done on short nWc br 1.
. . . .... . . . '1 w 1 1 1 M'l ' 1 j iiun.i Luin wu. 1.
ilftfi'TTho fidence of n.tinner. iv iiriM.nrii'-" ; rinraei pneo in Afumuri-. ura ""jKrfi e.i
ill in 11(1 miicn oxjiuunniB iu iihi n-v
D. Tanner.
FIRfr. AT WYNNFWOOD
Cotton House of PlantJ-s' Csrr.press
Gin Plant Destroyed by Fire.
Special to tho Ardmorolto.
WynnewoM I. T. IXc 7. FJro
brake out In Uio cotton luouso of the
I'luntcrs Compreas gin plant hero
lust night at 2 o'clock. The Kin bed
run Uio day previous but had beoi
shut down at C o'clock and no cou-
elusion can bo reached ns to the
ciuto of Uio flames. Therb was only
.about alxtcuD thousand jkmnda of
'cotton stored In tho building an I as
the pcoplo provonted the iBamesrrom
reaching the adjolnlni; btJdlnB8 the
loss Is not very const doable. Inju.--
Janco Sufficient to covor ill loa.1 U
w;ld to luivo boon carrled;i
l JUn:yho(lyrlt6ry?that uswl to
'iU lO M II HI
ki'iM-kltiK l tM'ttor developed.
li Ih iMtlniiited that no Iimh
Mk?iA iltw U'r'o-HiiHtffor'lWni? Un'
nnit rf.tvA rov.-nril.
nn.l n lnrii prnwit vtnA In nttonduci'. i.ia linil in iln mnrh iw-nlfilnlnp to hn'"T. '
(V li t1''" f"m rV JVS ii"ls wore tnrmora aa to tho roa8onof I e slump ' FOIt IlENT Store-room (ih BoithJ AQdKinomtashlrc stud bo-
8 than kept' buBylhrMfthoiA Ihfc'Vntlre day. tl1 tpfrlcoA' Tt goverfmont reiwrq W'aslilnRion St. J. A. Itobborson.; Ween-Tdm Harrls"resldonce and
fVf .. so- TinH canned a flnane'ol !.s to hun- nargrovo iiieBe.- riuuer leave ai
Panic In New York StockG. ... iai hu!ll -tr- .... tnia omce nnu rocoive iiDenii re-
.!..!... tlv..l.li..tltl . .t.i-. ! H
. " " . ..-...- ... --- -. 'r'T'"' ward.
i I'M inu imin m-i" inn iviiiiwn - n !..... v. w.v.. .- r rhomiJ ror ticiit houao-ueeninc. sirs. '
TInor8poTniriTy 1 V7ro" dWKfTrximftr-uy-.uu. .xvvu.j. merchant In tho town will bo forced Cr(lsi) BrotuiWIv -orthwost 4G 1-OST A long fur at tho opera house.
tin y would not bo.
r.xclmiiBo. Up to noon one and om- t totto irotwt themselves.
.... . ... ..I. .. T
Kinder leavo nt the nsnrrau nlllpp
nan million wian-s in ...... -auM f lht.y mM nl jirevalllnB I-OIl lir.NT uuo-unic iiiocK'wiln two nnd recelvo sultnblo' reward. .'J-lw
The fact that nomo rani whom ho chiiiiKod hands which w a rivoni. n-urPS (MCy would lose several dol- Iiouhos In south Ardmore. Plenty
Dale xne local -eceirts i
prow and It Li estlmatei' j
uin interiHited In proMicutpiK could 'Ilio falhirisiif ttio llaiuiaii iiroKemRis nrs on .every
i.nt bo broiiKhl to. trial )in& fAUf;il. llnp. mniborir th voiwoiiimiuu -l1niPv
tho lToKiilent to oVferyoi nmi men '-tuck t.-xcnaiiKo is .nuniwnct.-ii ; ' Ufa t tho: total
v III money aro ablo to take iidvhli- . ' - - linfi 3r. 600
" . Arrived From Frane.
ImiMirtod cryf?(alll?.oiV Mieniei)
lai;o of a HyBtom of procOilure w-hlcJi
liui Krown up In tho Federal courts ImiMirtod eryBtalll.oiV Mieniei) In Ah! they taato Hit' tha w.'iolo
and to osc.vpo JiiHtlco. So It nppoaM i no-pound tins tho prettiest n.vi most world's good oatlng ha.I beer elunter
that tho Federal Courts nolwlthninnd- palatable ohorrles to bo had anv- od Into oio small pa;li's--tho?
Iiik life teuuri; of Jiuli;i tiro not Bans ! where. Vou'll find Ihem at Kahn's. ciyfitalU-ed pineapples at
puer .ut sium leproche. Nows. of couro. 8-3 . 8.3 JUMUS KAHN'S.
of flno water. Kino location for
market garden. Sidney SuRgs. S-tf
recolpts will reach more r'oii UPN'T-
bales.
Two w
nlshcd or unfurn
elosM- In. Call at :
W.
FOR KENT A nice
I rooms over llnudols store. It. W.
Randol. ' 27-tf
New 6tand Announcement.
Tho J. Wood Taliaferro undcruiklui;
establishment Is now lnstallod on
firm rooms tur- vHS wnshintn- .!! n
shed upstairs 1 .... nf ho ...'. ...
II O. f5treet.i .xlft. b BO0 Qt an Umoa a complcilo
' lice ot undertaking goods; also a
Fiille"b'r ' offlco;fT.le selection of b'urril lodtheV tooas.'
Indian novelties Christmas souvenirs
etc. Mm
ii.ogir mo wesi Ai.nn sireei wnirn-
maker. ' w So-t
Rock Island bfficUls.
Suiwrlntondent Schylej of the
Ttock Island v:lth headquartow at
IV rt Smith was In U 0 cltgj this morn-
ing and in company with several oth-
or officials of tho road vtsjled tho com-
ptess whore Uio Itopk Island Is pi
titig in a switch for the handling of
a more extonslvo cotton business.
When seen by an Ardmo'roito repre-
sentative Mr. Schylor said that h
was only looking oyer tho line nnd
when asked if his vjslt to 'Ms place
rnad any relation to tho reported ex.
tension of tho nock( Island's line ho
Kfld that It did not nn 1 thai ho did not
krow of Mich on extension. Mr.
Schylor left UiIh afternoon for Paris.
3-
..a v
Vs f
y 1
-J' ' ' 1 & '
y;.:- 'Los'
Kery man woman and child
in Ardini'ie and surrounding'
count tv cinHnd here just what
they want in NKW SIIOKS
' $5000 WORTH OF SHOES !
At the ARDMORE DRY GOODS CO.
We are Just in Receipt of a Mammoth Shipment of
BROWN'S "STAR FIVE" SHOES
JUST V li O M T II K WORKSHOP
Everyone who has worn the BROWN SHOE will substantiate the statement that there is not
a better sht c made at the price. This is one brand of shoes which does not require long arguments
and bi talk to convince a customer of its merits the very shoe itself the make style and appear-
ance impress an intelligent person as to its true worth besides the name "Brown" carries with it
11 misty and Fnirnes8..r..We are the only house in Ardtmre showing a full line of New Shoes nt this
time of the year. We are always on the move and arc awake to the needs of t te people.
v. - V
. ...11. ty f)
Everything- you need from
a buby's '2w- soft oo totho
tini-ht put. -nt leather for la-
dies and v'fntleinen.
Liidies' Viei Kid Shoes all solid leather
at
Ladies' solid leather Kangaroo I'alf Shoes
worth fc00 only.
.$1.50
.$1.50
t
We believe that tho Brown "Star Five" ( f rn
Usona Shoe for ladies is tho best sold for)0U
Try a pair Lndieij' Froneh Viei "White
House Shoes at
Men's Work Shoes the kind that wear nnd
.stand rough use all solid
Men's Viei Kid Shoos good stylos at
only
$3.50
.$1.50
$2.00
Urown's "Echo" Shoes in viei kid nnd box (j nrv
i-ulf worth $2.50 anywhere our prico pUU
t
Infants' Soft Solas in
colors
Infants' Patent Leath-
er Soft Soles
j Infants' Shoos with
loather solos
Children's Dongola
Shoes f to s
Children's Kangaroo
Calf Shoos b to S
t
t
I
Children's Dongola
Shoos rt to IH
25c
-50c
50c
75c
75c
-SI
LITTLE HOY 13LF.W COME PiLOW YOUR llouN
1 hav'n't A BUNION. 1 hav'n't A CORN.
MY FEET ARE AS KA-V Y AS THEY
CAN n;
I'M WEARING THE BLUE RlBBON
SllOE- YoVSEE
Mens Boots
in All Styles and Prices
WL . AW Sllnrx You .si:f
. - "X.TX 1 1 -'-II
The Best School Shoes
i
oversold in Ardmore "Buster Brown Blue Ribbon"
and "Webster" u dictionary withea.-li juir.
If you want a shoe to wear the buys and girls try
tlio.se if they are not satis- r ( rn c fA
factory Bring Them Back $ i . 5 U to J 2 . 5 1)
Men's White House Shoos the best fitting most stylish
and best wearing shoe ever shown in the city at S3
$3.50
or loss our one price spot cash on
We selUMen's Shoes at from S2:50 to $1.00 which are
equal in style lit and wear to any .shoe you can buy
at from $3.50 to $0.00 jf.you doubt thus act try a
pair from us. ( .
. . phi'dren" Kangaroo
School Shoes ffi
Misses' Vid Kid
Shoos l'J to 2'.
TELEPHONE 33
$1
i IP
the best ever sold in Ardmore T"Tl'M
Mtssses' Kangaroo 4 m
' " " Ctilf Shoes; 12- . J 1 l 0
THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN ARDMOIE EAST MAIN ST. Ladres"Dongola (Mfifi
p 1 .uu
$1.00
ONE PRICE
EAST MAIN ST. Ladres"DongOla
"Shoos1.
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ladies'' Glovo
Grain Slides
SP UT- .CASH
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