The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 248, Ed. 1, Sunday, August 27, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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Ardmore Sunday August 27 1905.
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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ijc Poiln rDmorcitc.
SIDNEY SUGGS Proprietor.
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Untered at Um Postofflce at Ardmore
aa Scood-cloi Matter
November ! 1S9I.
Published eTsry afternoon (eieept
atarday) and Sunday morals g.
OS c of publication North Washing-
loo atreet-
SUBSCRIPTIOM RATES.
One Week J
One Month
lrn Year 5
(Parablt la Ad ranee.
The official nwpPr oJ the UaU-
4 States court lor the Southern Dis-
trict. Indian Territory. Also for is
Chkkaaaw Stock AssoctaUoe of the
ladlan Territory and the official orgaa
of the city.
Any erroneous resection upon the
character and reputation of any per-
sec which any he prtated in the Art-
icorettt?. or any artWe haaed on re-
ports that are false will be gladly cor-
rected If brought to the attention of
the publisher.
' PHONES.
BBmes Managers OSce MS
City Editor OSce
ion Distance 35
Ardmore. Sunday Augutt 27 1905.
It is said that the csnr doea not rlae
till late in th d7 for fcr that h
-will mistake the rising ran for the
Japanese ftaj.
Since the begmatac of the great
lKsi.ee eaane Knasia seems to hare
ln brsCteg. and the Japs are about
to call her hand.
Whea the yetkm fever gets to trav-
tHing cross country far whan the Texas
kbotsu qoaraatiae reveals Itself in
all Its onjajr-etrd cffiettV.
Aa Indiana monkey thai smoked
cigarettes Is dead but there are a
great many more in other parts of the
tountry who smoke and who are not
df-ad met.
That South Carolina Investigation
threatens) to show there were some
bail features connected with the dis
pensary law. Now will somebody say
ximethlng?
'r
It la said that the president has now
about decided not to call an extra' aes-
xlon of conjress. He Is probably wait
ing before deciding finally to hear
from Wal'er Wellman.
Tho prealilent ihould rencoit-r iti
tonnes-lion with the Investlsatlon of
tho departments at Wu-hlncton that
lime can be v. sod to some extent as a
-dlKlufcctant ns well ns In the making
of whltovnsh.
Doesn't It mnho you Juul the least
bit weary to have hoiiio loud- talking
Individual como In and offer to argue
vllh yon an to the correctness of the
theory that moiqultos spread yellow
fever i
)i
When the news from Portsmouth In-
cllcatod peac- the Uussian securities
In Umdon wont up In price. And thus
better than In any other way is the es-
timate of Kurt pe on the outcome of
the war ascertained.
Senator J. Halph Hurlon's connec-
tion with tho Chickasaw land warrant
matters proves that a brother comes
In very handy occasionally. Hail Sen
ator .Mitchell used a brother he might
have eirccped entirely.
Two hundred barrels of coal oil
have been used at uPrt Sill during the
Inst oinbl months as a preventive ot
mowiultoea. Hvery pond or pool of wa
ter near the Port has been doped with
oil thus destroying all musqultos.
v
Miss Alice Koofewlt is to call cn
tho Chinese empres. An. and If the
vmproM h not given something by
which to rem em tier that she 1ms had
u caller Miss Alice will not have main
tainad the reputation of the lloosevelt
family.
Major Central Corbln evidently
longs for the good old days when he
-wag gome political pumpkins as he
baa recommemled that he lie made a
memober of tho Philliplue commis-
sion ni'iicnl Corbln knows where he
ulilnoti.
'Hie Indian Territory Press Associ-
ation desires one clause in the consti-
tution to the effect that In suits for II-
lel. Iofore recovery can be had malic)
must be shown; and that the truth
of the aseiilon will be perfect defense
against libel. This is a small thing to
unii. Tho press wants only Justice.
Through an un'ramm-li-d pr- t the
people ha; ii" i" ' - -f' - ' ':.'"
faud ;.r. 1 -; . i . u
XllOWn lid u .U -'ill' a'
MARIETTA MATTER.
Hap-peAinft in a But. Qrewtng Town.
Will Improve Their Roidi.
Marietta. I. T. Aug. I Special. .
E. it. Powtli who met .:h a se
rious accident last Monday by being
run over by a bnggy. is somewhat im
proved sad It la honed that he will
sona recover
ljlref. M. B. Moore superintendent of
Marietta's paMic schools say that It
will be Impossible to open the schools
on the 4th of St pt ember as bad been
expected. This Is caused by the fail-
ure of a number of seats to reach us.
Mr. rod Mrs. Rawtes Anderson en-
tertained a aamber of young people
lat evlng at their home In West
Marietta Those In attendance were:
Missei Ixrve. Bell. Hughes. Pearson.
Rltchey. Peterman. and Rltchey
Meaora. Clmamoa Culwell. Morris.
Washington and Muhteehelmer. Mr.
and Mrs. U B. 8mlth.
The Marietta ball tam closed a ae-
ries of games with the Tishomingo
team yenterday winning all three ot
the game played Yesterday's game
resnl'ed 19 to o in favor of the home
bay.
Several negn.es ware arraigned be-
fore the maywr this aftoramg for "rail-
ing the benea." Kach was fine! 13 and
trimming.
Mrs. H. J. Short is reported quite
sk-k at her home In Rast Marietta.
Marietta merchants are expecting a
bale of cotton next week. However
there Is hardly a day but what we
buy some of last year's cotton.
Many of our people are delighted to
know that we are soon to have a park.
Preparations are being made to Im-
prove the roads leading lno town
from the east and west.
Extensive Improvements.
Extensive improvements for the
coming season will be made by the
compress people and the work will
commence at once. These Improve-
ments will cost several thousand dol-
lars and when made the press will
be equal to any modern one In the
Is planned to build new sheds
which will be raised eight or ten
feet higher and will be built of heavy
galvanized iron. In addition to the re-
building of the old platform new
platform will be erected thus avoid-
ing the company from atoring cotton
on the ground and enabling th? preri
people to handle cotton without the
usual delay of tracking It on the
ground.
It la announced that the Pauls Val-
ley press will be completed In time
for fall business.
Asked if the compress expected a
heavy run this season one of the offi
cers stated that it depended largely on
the outcome of the cotton crop.
W. H. Murphy who has been sup-
erintendent here for several years
will It connected with the press again
this season in a similar capacity. He
Is one of the best compress men in
the country.
Yellow Fever Situation.
Now Orleans Aug. 26. New cases
of yellow fever at noon since six
o'clock p. m. yesterday are fifteen.
Deaths six.
The figures how an Increase In the
number of new cases over yesterday s
report and if there Is any particular
cause to axlgn fcr It it Is the warm
weather of the last few days which
1ms been most favorable for the de-
velopment of the Infection.
The Increase is. to light however
that It doe not In any way affect the
hopeful opinion of those engaged in
the campaign which i progres-itng
with every degree of harmony and
promise of succc&s.
The following is the official report
to C p. id. Friday:
Now oaket 06.
Total cases to date 1005.
Dih4. c. '
Total deaths 2Z2.
CHEROKEE COMMISSION.
Chief Rcgers Names Commission and
Asks that They Close Tribal Affairs.
Tahlcquah. 1. T. Aug. 26 l Spec
ial. I It is ronton-d that Chief Itogors
of the Cherokee nation will appoint
a commission of three men v. V
!atlngH of Tahlenuah l. II. Doll ot
Vlnlta and .loe l-nllay of Claromore
to wind up the affair of the Chero
kee nation after tribal government
ceases. He will recommend that the
nation and the secretary of interior
agree on these three men.
Union Trade Exchange.
A new organization In Ardmore U
the Union Trade Exchange which has
filed articles of incorporation with a
capital stock of $5.imhi. The exchange
has establish d a cotton yard here and
will have an office' in this city by
September 1. A member of the organ-
ization announces that the tirst and
greatest object of the society Is to
obtain profitable prices for all pro
ducts of the farm garden and orchard
Another object of the organization Is
to nsalst the weak members to bold
their cotton until the market wants It.
INDIANS WANT INVESTIGATION
Cheyennes and Arapahoe? Want Guar
dianshlps Inspected.
Outhrl Ok. Aug. L'6 Chiefs To-
bacco and Diefer of the Cheyenne In-
dians and Whltecrow Interpreter
called on Inspector A. IS. Allen of the
Indian department today anil aaked
that he also make an Investigation of
condlllous of the Cheyenne and Ara-
pahoe trine claiming their children
are not receiving land allotments and
annuity payments rightfully belonging
to them. Allen i now Investigating
minor Indian affairs among the Pou-
caa. Kid your house of tiles. We nave all
the best kinds of fly it- si - -rs ir-l
eluding sticky fly aiir: .nson fly I
paper and Inacc - pov.i-r
27 P. J. ltAJlWiY UliiisUt.
ni.n wik rti.rv1nrrwri..tmml
Itai'- ii n't ft.i u that n i can 1
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Cstton Doing Fine.
E. K. Lindsey a prosperous farmer
who resides north of the clt. wa in
town recently stated that the cot: on
crop north of here was in good condi-
tion and that practically no worms
had appeared He don not belltve
that the rornts will now asTeet the
crop In his section.
In aaaay sections north of her it It
reported that cotton is ready for pick-
ing and that hands will be started
next week.
Farmers In today state that there
Is some Improvement in the cotton
crop. Worms are reported to be leav-
lag and the hot weather is the proba-
ble cause of It. The Insects have beea
attributed to the heavy (rains la the
C. I.. Herbert Is still very sick at his
home on West Broadway.
a Have that picture work done now
while It costs but little at B. S. Coje's.
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Lawn Social.
The Ladles Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give a lawn
social Thursday evening. August 31.
at the residence of .Vr end Mrs. Orin
M. Redfleld. corner 2nd Ave. and D
street southwest. The First Regiment
Baad will play a concert.
Cake and he cream will be served
Kverybody Invited and a good time as-
sured. 27
A new meat market has opeaed up.
Where? at A. A. Bailey's. 27
Tax Assessor Roberts states that
the occ'ipatlon tax Is now due and per-
sons falling to pay the tax will prob-
ably be arrested. Mr. Roberta states
that he wculd like to have parties call
and settle as soon as possible.
All freight trains from the north are
stopped this side of Gainesville where
the detention camp is located. Train-
men must produce rerttflrates. The
quarantine Is very rigid.
Dr. A. J. Schneider a scientific re-
fract ion 1st has arrived In the city and
secured parlors at C. W. Hotchklse
Jewerly store Ir. Schneider has beea
very successful in the largest cities
or the United States and while yet
a young man has com? to the beat
tnwn In the growing southwest to per-
mcmantly locate. Dr. Schneider ev-
amines he eyes fret and If glasses
are needed they are sclent ifla'.Ily fitted
or if the patient needs the services of
an oculist he is ilalnly told zo without
expense on his part.
For fresh roasts pork chops steaks
of Till kinds get the haolt of ordering
front A. A. Ilalley. 27
H. H. Johnson of Chickasha. a
land man. Is mourning the loss of a
fine Hlks pin which Is valued at $90.
The pin. wh'ch contain' a fine dia-
mond was taken from his coat which
hung In his room at a hotel In this
Htv. The emblem has been missing
several day. There is no clue.
It. A. Cromer has accepted a posi-
tion as cotton buyer with the Ardmore
Dry Goods Co. He will assume his du-
ties September 1. Mr. Cromer has
bought cotton In Ardmore for a num-
ber of years and It; personally known
to n large majority of the cotton
growers.
2-
Notice.
There will be a protracted meeting
conducted at Lone Grove. I. T. hy J.
C. Fester of Glory Texas beginning
the 1st Sunday In Sept. 1906. Every-
body invited.
Itobt. Sclvany was In Oe city yes-
terday from Springer. He reports that
worm have ceased work in the cot-
ton that the plant U fm'tlng nicely
and that If rains come to deve'.op the
late crop a good crop will be raised.
Henry Loytl In South Ardmore U
suffering from malarial fever.
Frank Wefct for the past icvaral
years section foreman of the trisco In
Ardmore. has been moved to Ashdown
Ark. to take' a similar position for the
company. Mr. West hag made a splen-
did man fcr the company and has
made a host of friends while In the
city. He regrets to leave Ardmore.
It Is not known at present who will
succeed tilm at this point.
Formerly Lived at Wynnftvood.
Wynnewood 1. T Aug. 2C (Spec-
ial.) Mrs. Ixura Oxford who Friday
Jumped from Eads Bridge at St. Louis
and was drowned In the river below
was the wife of G-o. w. Oxford of
Duncanvllle. Texas and until recently
Santa Fe relief agent at this place. He
and his wife were well known to Wyn-
newood people who will regret "to
learn of the unfortunate accident.
Prominent Turfman Fined.
New York. Aug 2fi. John K Mai-
den a prominent turf man wag today
fined two hundred and fifty dollar-
and esentenced to thirty days In jail for
contempt. In failing to answer a sum-
m: ns of the supreme court to appear
in a divorce case against hU .vife.
Indicted for Fraud.
Portland Aug. 20. The federal Jury
Investigating the Oregon land frauds
has returned true bills aginit Claude
F. Thayer a capitalist son of former
Governor Q. Thayer of this tate. to-
gether wlUi several other op rotors.
Thirteen Drown Thirty Missing.
Trinidad Colo. Aug. 2fl Thirteen
lives are known to have been lout In
the Hood near Tobaco. Thirty per-
ton: foreigners are still reported mis-
sing. - Captain MacMahon Perished.
Oypas Ha. Aug. 26 Capt. Haley
MarMahon of the yacht MM. was
Imrnwl to death nnd eighteen persons
ulinii'r uftv ated in a Crt early today
In Mi-- t'ba 't-i lock here. Mac-Man ri
via- ic.-!:t' .-.-en a medal b) coii-
i' - f-i a drowulng man.
i-airnatihf 1 VI't nt l a ! -- PC Ol
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THE CHURCHES.
Cu.-rtbcr:srd Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school 9: IS a. a.' Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and S:0 p. m. Ju-
nior Radeavor at & p. m. Senior er.
deavor at 7:30 p. m. Pastor will preach
tn east Ardmore at t p. at.
H. I WALKBR. Pastor
Episcopal Church.
There will be dlvhie services at St
Philip's church today at 11 a. a. Sun-
day school at S 15 a. m. No night ser-
vice. F. A. JUNY Rector.
Central Baptist Church.
Preaching at Central Baptist church
morning and night as usual by the
paftor Ilev. J. T. Dagwell. All in-
vlted. I
First Baptist Church
Rev. Humphrey of Marietta will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the First Baptist
church this morning and again this
evening. The public Is cordially invit-
ed to be present. DRACONS.
Catholic Church.
The usual mass services will be
held at the Catholic church at 9:3
o'clock this morning. A cordial Invi-
tation Is extended to all meet with us ;
Christian Church.
To all members and friends of the
congregation of the Christian Church.
Ardmore. You are most earnestly urg-
ed to attend a business meeting of the
congregation Sunday 27th. Inst.. 11 a.
m.. for purpose of calling minister and
other Important affairs. Dont fall.
Please come. The Official Board.
Member of Legislature Suicides.
Little Hock. Ark.. Aug. 28. A spec-
ial to the Gazette from Fordyce con-
Arms a rumor that Hon. J. S. Peterson
of Dallas county a member of the
Arkansas Legislature committed sui-
cide yesterday by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol.
Despondency over protracted HI
health is the supposed cause of the
act. Mr. Peterson was 50 years of
age and loaves a widow and several
children.
The News regrets to be called upon
to chronicle the death of Mrs. C. Max
ey which occurred at Tishomingo
Tuesday. She had been In bad htalth
some time and went from here to TIsh
omlngo a few weeks ago to be with
her daughters Mrs. J. C. Roan and
Mrs. Ruby Krdwurm. .Mrs. Maxey
was about 70 years of age and had liv-
ed In Davis the past ten years mov-
ing here from Ardmore. Hers was a
noble well-spent life and a good wo-
man has gone to her Maker. The re
mains were Interred at Ardmore.
Davis News.
Rev. nrad Hays or this city Is now
conducting a big religious meeting a
Fox. which he will likely continue for
several days. He has recently been
Joined br Rev. J. A. .McCullough of
Ardmore. who will assist htm In the
meeetlng.
The Cool gate Gun club Is preparing
to give another big shoot In the Caney
bottoms where a successful shoot was
pulled off some time ago.
Small Boy Drowned.
Lehigh. I. T. Aug. 2C (Special.!
The remains of WHIlo Brown aged 10
were Interred here yesterday. The day
previous the youth and several other
boya were bathing In a large pond
near when young Drown dived Into
the pool. His friends were surprised
that he did not come to the surface
again and in a few minutes rave the
alarm. Parties responded and after
h?lf an hour" work succeeded In lo-
cating the body. It was Urougr.' to th--surface
but life was extinct.
Pauls Valley Chickasha Schedule.
Pauls Valley I. T.. Aug. 2C (Spec
lal.) The schedule for the passenger
train to be operated by the Santa Ft
between here and Chickasha was re
ceived late yesterday afternoon. The
train will leave Pauls Valley at S a
in. arriving at Chickasha at 11:3" a
m. Returning the train will leave
Chlckaha at 3:15 p. m. and arrive
at Pauls Valley at C: 15 p. nr. The train
will be In charge of Conductor Ed Mil
ler who has been running the San'a
Fe train out of Pauls Valley for s.
eral months.
The train from Shawnee which has
boen going through to Unilftay and
return will hereafter step at Pauls
Valley. No local or freight ir-hodu!e
has been announced.
CLEM STUDEBAKER
BacKs It
Lot Mr. Nixon show you
South Bond Watch move
ment put on the market by
a firm headed by Clem Stu-
debaker ofStudebaker
wagon fame. There is no
watch movement made in
America that surpasses it.
We have an excellent vuluo
in a guaranteed 20-year
watch chain. It is con-
structed in the same man-
ner as a 20 year watt; h
case. ....
Now dosiirns in Ladies'
Chatelaine Fobs. Now col-
ored gold finish on our
lately rpnoived lockets.
.Mr. Nixon Ioc tie lt eDtrruvinc
nad wat h realritiK lu Ardtnnro
COLEMAN BROS.
DIU O'.ISTS AN t jr.WKLEIta
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.VAV YOKJC.
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D. R. NeVille
WHITTINGTON HOTEL every MONDAY and TUESDAY
V
f A Great Range Exhibit I
BISCUir AND COFFEE SERVED TO ALL f
In addition to the Hot Blast demonstration on
the outside of the store September 15 and 10 in-
side we will have a threat Buck's Range sst up
I aud in operation and every woman in this vi- f
cinity is invited to see its workings : : f
Drawing for the heater takes place on Septetn-
Z ber lb at 1 p. in.
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Costs Odj S cab si RfsjrsU
PMmaStiamM Or mill 26 cents to
Mother! Hcsltato no longer but savo tho health and Ufa ot
your child as thousands havo rtono by giving theso powders.
TEETMINA Is easily given and quickly counteracts and over-
jemos tho effects of tho summer's heat upon teething children
There is little furniture required
in manj professional offices besides
a combination of Globe-Wernicke
desk and bookcase sections. Par-
ticularly adapted to the require-
ments of teachers physicians
attorneys librarians and private
secretaries.
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KEE3IE5Zm
We are exclusive agents
for KNOX Stiff and Soft
Hats.
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Exclusive Men's Furnishers
and Tailors.
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the Bowtl Troubfti of
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