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Ardmore Sunday November 4 1906.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
MEETING
AT MUS
KOGEE
DELEGATE FROM COMMERCIAL
CLUBS HOLD SESSION.
Mayor Dlek of Ardmore Chairman
dobbins of Sulh MeAlester Secre-
tary Favor Removal of Restric-
tions on Surplus Lands.
Anlrooreite Special.
MuakOKe.' I. T. Nov. --The (bde
tali's chosen by tnc commercial clubs
of Ardmore. Hurtlesvllle. Mgskoee.
South McAleater anil Tulsa met In
the rooms of the chamber of com-
merce of Muakogce at norm to consid
er matters afectlng the Indian Terri-
tory to be called to the attention of
the committee of senators who will
visit thia section during this month.
H. V. IMck of Ardmore was chosen
chairman and Henry P. Hobblns of
South McAleater. secretary. A roll
call showed the following delenate
present: Ardmore K. W. Hick. O.
A. Wels. J. S. Mullen; Hartlesvllle.
William Johnstone. H. R. Carter; Mus-
kiiH Thomas I'. Smith. A. Oram
Kvans; Sonth McAleater. .). Henry
Shepherd Allen right. Henry I.
(U)Ublns: Tulsa. D. M. Mwrtlndnle.
John O. Mitchell.
The meoting nocuitd In favoi of
advocating the romovnl of restric-
tions on the sale of all land IhiIIi
surplus and homestead belonging to
freedmen and Intermnnlud citizens
anil also for the removal of lesttle-
tions on the sale of surplus lauds of
all Indians not of full blood.
The nicotinic after considerable (lis-
rtisslon. adopted the following I ('solu-
tion as to tho sate of full bloods'
Mtirpliis and Inherited land:
"Ho It Resolved That It be the
sense of this lwdy Hint congress In
ILs iwasage of the Curtis bill approv-
ed April 2fl l'JOO which Imposed fur-
ther lestrlctloti upon the alienation
of the surplus lands of Indians of full
blood and more particularly upon
alienation of the Inherited bind be-
longing to such full bloods win lied
u groat Injury to iHith the white mul
Indian population of the Indian Terr I
lory. And be II further
Resolved. .That tho commercial
Hubs of Ihn.Indlnn Terrltiir be urged
to lmaitll) concur In tho effort h of
Iho IndlniiM to lmvo restored those
IMirltons or the various treaties rela-
tive to the removal of restrictions on
nllenVtlnu abrogated by the CurllH
act ntoresalil. '
After thoroiiRlt dlseuSslou as to the
eoMilllInn or the rural districts In the
liullaii Territory during I lie flrt few
oars tr statehood ami particularly
the first car or tile life of the state
with no taxes available and but a
Hiuall porl lou uf the Innd Hiibjecl to
taxation--Uev. A. (Srnnt Kvutis and
.Iiitlgu .1. llonry Sliepherd were re-
ipiostcil to prepare a proposition ash-
ing a rmivresslunal npiiroprlatiou for
the support of rural schools In the
Indian Territory and for such further
i idler us the needs of the school sit-
uation may demand.
On the subject of lenses of lands
belonging Indian nllottees' Hie fol-
lowing resolution was adopt d:
"lie It resolved. That it Is tho sense
of (his meeting that the provisions
embraced In tho Klvo Tribes bill reliv
the (o tho loaning of the land of In-
dian allottees becaimo of tho fact
that such provisions are greatly to
the detriment of both tho Indian allot-
tee and tho white settlor bo repealed
mid the former provisions of tho vari-
ous agreements and treaties hot worn
tho Hulled States tiuil the various
Indian tribes be re-oiiactcil and re-
stored." The meeting also reuuested Judgf"
Allen Wright of South MeAlester and
W A. Durunt or DurHtit to present to
the committee the situation in the
Choctaw and Chickasaw natluns where
("urlls art forbids tho leasing of the
acres. The smallest possible allot-
ment of a Choctaw or Chickasaw elt-
incii Is KiO.IO acres whilo the maxi-
mum allotment la 4.104.02 acres. In
these tuitions tin- homestead If ICO
acres of average nllottnhlo Innd. run-
ning from the minimum of 80.00 to
the maximum of 2.0s 2. 4 6 acres. The
Curtis act forbid the leasing of the
full blood's homeHtead under any cir-
cumstances except en pi-ewe-iintou of
a certificate of a plnslelan as to ph;-
steal dlsahllin or lnfirmlt.
Tho meeting heartllx endorsed tho
plan proposed bv the various towns
in til" segregated eosl district In the
Choctaw and I'hlcknsnw nations which
plan will be HUbmllted to the com-
mittee by Judge Shepherd and the
...AT THE...
afre
i jou
Entire Chanp.e of
Program this wceK
GEO- IHLMAS
Roman Rinii Expert
ILLUSTRATED SONG
PROF. GEO. WARNER
Miiii'ician
THE LEMONTS
Iliijh Class Vonalist
and Export Unnjoist
THE HIJOUGRAI'H
All the latest Moving Pictures
Matins Thursday und nturdayi
nt 3 p m. Admission luc
TWO SHOWS EVEHV NIGHT
nt 8 and 9 o'clocll; Admission 15c
Satisfaction tiunrantcvd
uotnniltUr- (.elected b the association
of bitch tow lis.
As to the coal and asphalt Itself
the tnei-tlng favored ihc -tripilkiilun I
of the ciiil ami asphalt l the i t - ot
Oklahoma for a iiernianent scbK.l
fund 'the meeting Indorsed thw spli-
II of the following tentative sei'ion
of the bill drawn by Mr. Dick:
"Thut the sum of million dol-
lars Is hereby appropriated out of
any money In the treasury of the
United States net otherwise appropri-
ated to be placed to the Credit of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes of In-
diana for the purchase from aatd
tribes of the segregated coal and as-
phalt dcMlts and leases exclusive
of tho surface. In the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations. That upon the pay-
ment of aald million dc liars
to the credit of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw 1 rlbes us herein provid-
ed the principle chief of tho Choc-
tnw nation and the governor of the
Chickasaw nation shall Jointly e.xe
cute under their hands and seals and
deliver to the secretary tf the Interior
a deed conveying to the United
Statea all the right title and Interest
of any character whatoetr. of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes of In
dians and of the Individual members
cf said tribes In and to the segregat
ed coal and asphalt deposits ami
leases exclusive of the surface In
the United States; and as soon there-
the Choctaw and (jhlckasaw nations.
said deed to describe by legal subdi-
visions (he coal and asphalt deioslts
thus to be conveyed by said tribes to
after as practicable aald coal and as-
phalt deposits anil lenses shall be con-
veyed by the Pulled Stales to the
state of Oklahoma upon such terms
ns may be agreed upon by the govern-
ment of the United States and Iho
state of Oklahoma said conveyance
to Include the coat and asphalt land.
exclusive of silt face now embraced
within the geogruplilcal limits of In
dian Territory the proceeds arising
from the leasing or operation of the
mines of coal and asphalt to be used
by said slate for educational pur
poses; I'rrvlded that any such lands
which shall at the date of the npprov
al of Ihls Act be coveted by an exist
ing lease shall continue in the pos
session of and be operated by tlie
lessee or assigns during the term or
said lease; the royalties arising from
Ibe mining of cial and asphalt cov
ered by such lenses shun be collecleu
by an ultlclal of the p. 8. government
and deposited in the treasury or I In
Putted States to the credit of 111"
school fund or the stale government
until such time as the audi
state shall purchase the sann
from the United States government;
Ptovlded further that nothing herein
idiall be construed to Impair any
leases now existing covering sitcti
coal and asphalt lands an. I the lessees
or assigns shall continue In tho
the oparatlou of such leases under the
same conditions as lierou.fore until
I lie expiration thereof. No leases ot
any coal or asphalt lands of any char
acter shall be entered Into alter the
ditto or the approval or this act until
bupIi tlino as the coal and nnph.il'
lands shall be conveyed U said state.'
The meet lug endorsed the action
or the federation of the commercial
clubs of Indian Territory in tho soke-
lion of Seymour Hiddle of Vlnltn and
William Johnstrne or llarllesvllle. to
present the oil situation to the com
mittee. It. W. Dick and J. S. Mullen of
Ardnioie was Instructed to confer
with ..lessrs. Kiddle and Johnstone
ns to any unique conditions which
may prevail In the Chickasaw tint Ion
on this subject.
The meeting also consbli red cer
tain defects In the Enabling Act -with
reference to transfer ol records ills
matters. The following committee
position of criminal casus and other
was appointed t prepare data ti
draft a bill and present same to tm
committee remedying; the defects In
the Enabling Act above referred to
II. 11. Montgomery llarllesvllle: n
M. Marlltidale Tulsa; .1. 12. Hteshaut
South MeAlester: It. P. Harrison
Mul;ogee; T. llledsoe Ar.lnu re.
It will be he effort to have all the
old criminal cases pending al the time
of the slates admission tried by
pari or the rederal courts now In ev
Istence in Indian Territory the ten
lire to be continued tor a year for that
solo purpose.
The delegates pledged themselves
to personally canvass the situation
In their towns and strive to get unit
oil action on these various propcsl
Hons.
No Opium in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
There Is not the least thinner It
giving Chamberlain's ('ninth Itemed
to small children ns It contains no o
him of other harmful drim- It has it
established reputation of more tbir
thirl v ye-irs u.t the most successful
medicine In use for colds croup and
whooping couiSh. It al'vavs cures and
Is pleasant to take. Children like It
Sold by F J. Ramsey. W. n. Frame
Ardmore Drug Co. and Homier &
Itonuer. '
Will Aid Jannnes.
S in Frsndvo. Pal.. Nov . 3 The
i overniiient at Washington has take"
stons lo ill. I the Japanese oi ttltr
lt In Hielr tleht to secure admission
id the public schools of San Francis
United States Attorney Oeneral
Moodv has instructed United Mate-
Mtorney Hubert L. Oovlln to lend hit-
aid to Attornevs It. M. Flckert and
M A. Kugl Mailkawl representing the
.lai-aues" community In the Injunction
piwedlniTB thut have been hrniiKii
la the circuit ccurt to compel the
lonrd of ediicnlion lo nllow Japanese
children to enter any of tho schools
of the cltv to which white children
are admitted.
Better Than Any Other
Cuoro Tex.. Mnv 23. inor.
"Ship one zrosH Dr. Mjsndeuhair'-
Chlll and Fever Cure Wo have been
sell'tiR your Chill Cure for four
cars nnd it gives hotter genoral re-
sults than nny Chill Tonic wo hnvo
ever sold" Cuero UniB Co. Sold by
W. U. Frame
WIPE TOWN OFF NAP
DECISION OF JUDGE CLAYTON
PUTS END 70 CHANT CITY
Being Located on Segregated Mineral
Lands Town's Days of Existence
Are Numbered Citizens With-
out Title to Land
South MeAlester Nov. 3.- In decid-
ing the eise of the Sana Hols Coal
coronanv vnfua T. F. Malloy et al
Judge W. H. II. Clayton at rotuati
was foiced to render n judgment
which will result In the practical abo-
lition of one of the moat thriving lit-
tle towns In the new state the settle-
ment of Chant City.
Chant City Is built ilium segregated
land and upon a louse belonging to the
Sans Hots Coal company. The town
has a itoptilation of 1000 twenty
stores schools churches and every-
hlng that goes to make up ti pros
perous village but all of this time
It has existed in violation of the law
and Its citizens have been Intruders.
The clause of the Sans Hols lease
read thut If the company allowed any-
one to settle uHu the surface of the
land their lease would be forfeited.
The depattment of the Interior called
the comimny'a attention to the town
of Chant City and In order to save
their lease the company had to tiring
eviction proceedings against the ro.1
dents of the III tie city.
Few of the towns In the coal belt
are In any better tlx legully than the
unfortunate little town wliose citizens
will hnvo to desctt thulr homes In
obedience to Judge Clayton's order.
Not one of them has any title to the
ownslte und ir relief legislation is
not forthcoming soon every town will
nieel the late of Chant City.
Made Happy for Life
ci-iuii liuiiiiltioHM came Into tho
home of K. C. lllulr. schiKil superin
tendent at St. Albans . Vn.. wiion
bis little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complalnl he names. He
savs: "My little daughter nail st. Vi-
tus' Dance which lelded to no treat-
...! i.ui iriew Hleadilv worse until as
a last resort we tried Kleclrlc Hitters;
and I rejoice to say. three pomes ni-
iintn miri."Oulck. sure
cure for nervous complaints genernl
debility female weaknesses impover
ished blood and malaria i.uurinieeo
by Pity Drug Store. W. H. Fr..me.
l'rlse fiOc
TEXAS DEFEATED OKLAHOMA.
Won Football Contest at Oklahoma
City Friday.
nMolmimi fMlv. Okln... Ncv. :!. In
one of the hardest fought battles ever
witnessed on the local gridiron. iev
as won from Oklahoma City yesterday
nrteruoon by Hie close score or lo to
0. The failure of Cress. Oklahoma's
luurtorbncK early In the nme in
Htempting a punt out guvo the gam;1
to the I.one Star state.
Cnpt. I'arlsh of the Texaw so.uu.1
.'iilnod an advantage when lie won the
oss-up Tor position choosing tho soft
end of the ground. Hotu sides played
fcotball irom the stnrt. neither how-
i ver. making any great gains at nn
line during Hie game. Trucdale. full
back was casuv the star for Oklaho-
ma lie bucked the line repented!. anil
made an average or :!i yards.
Following Is the score:
Texas; Fink Touchdown .": McMa-
'ion. Drop kick 1: Mc.wnhon. klck-Sal
alter touchdown I; total 10.
Oklnlimna. Truesdale. Touchdown
5; Hughes l'lace-klck I: total 0.
Tho reason physicians like to have
us compound their prescriptions In be-
cause they recoKtib.o tho high qual-
ity of our stock and service. F. .1.
Itamsey druggist -i
Out of Twenty Kinds the tJcst.
"Ship one gross Dr. MoiidenhaH's
"hill ami Fever Cure. It gives the
best satisfaction of about "0 brands
I carry." J It. ilafford. Druggist
'lector. Ark. Children like It. Sold
nu it signed guaranty by W. H. Frame.
More Trouble With Negro Troops.
HI Paso. Texas Nov. 2. Telephone
messages from Fort HUss live miles
from here sny a bunch of negro sol-
Hers of the Twenty-lirth Infantry got
Into a fight In a saloon outside of the
eservatlon at !) o'clock tonight. PrI-
"ate Mathews Is dead as a result ol
he fracas Private Lewis Injured and
he sit loin keeper Alex Jolmsnn may
lb'. The fight arose over a game of
nrds.
King of All Cough Medicines.
Mr. 15. Q. Case a mall carrier of
''anton ('pater. Conn. who has been
In the V. S. 8ervlco Tor about sixteen
venrs says: "Wo have tried many
ough medicines for croup but Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is king of nil
inu one to bo relied upon overy tlnfo.
We also find It tho oest romody for
coughs anil colds glvln-; certain re-
mits and leaving no bad offocts." For
ele by r. J. Hnmsey W. H. Frame
rdmore Drug Co . ami Homier &
Uonner.
Durnnt Has Applicant.
TKomns J. Sexton office deputy at
Durunt under Marshal Prltrlmnl uf the
entral district is an applicant for up-
'ointment ns United State marshal
for the proposed oastern district of
Oklahoma.
For Trade.
Newly Improved rosldenco property
located In notod watering nnd health
resort and rnllmad freight division
point In Texas for Ardmoro Improved
proporty. SIDNKV SUfidS.
lltf
DoWltt's Witch linzcl Salvo the
original nnd tho name Is stamped on
ovory box. flood for eczemn. tetter
bolls cuts and bruises and especially
recommended ior piles. Sold by Hoff-
man Druu Co.
QJ
STATEHOOD
COMPLEX CONDITIONS IN NEW
MEXICO-ARIZONA ELECTION.
Result in Doubt as New Mexico Will
Vote In Affirmative-and Arizona In
Negative Statehood Question
Disrupts Friendliness.
Ariimorelte Special.
Santa Fe N. M. Nov. 3. Shall Ac
Isona and New Mexico be united to
form one state?
Within three days en next Tues-
daythe iiualltled voters of the two
terrltotlos will register their answer
to this question.
It appears to be reasonably certain
that the answer of Now Mexico win
be an emphatic uliirmatlve.
It Is almost us certain unloss the;"
undergo a change of heart some sud-
den that the voters rf Ailr.oun will
land a solar plexus blow on the Joint
statehood pioject that will put It mt
tor tin time.
Uncle Sam's statehood bill bus al-
most disrupted a once happy homo. In
the past New Mexico and Arizona
have dwelt together In brotherly lov-i
as befitted twin territories. Congresi
In tho guise of a well-meaning match-
maker mistook the purely fraternal
affection existing netweon the two tor
iltorles as a manifestation of a deeper
feeling and offered to marrv them.
New Mexico was willing enough to
abandon Its single blessedness an.l
went about its couitshlp or Arizona
with considerable aruor.
In little arm Irs of this kind there
are always two parties ti be cons.il
ered. Arizona has been objecting
clferously to Uncle Sam's pnlurnn! In-
let Terence with her matrimonial .u-
rtilrs. She doesn't want to get inarrl . !
and she wouldn't marry no blanket
blanked greaser. anhow. So there!
In c nseiiiece there Is llkel to be
a pthotlc storv or "Parted at the Al-
tar" written next Tuesday.
The "tlreaser Peril is the speet"i
real or Imaginary which has fright-
iHd Arizona away from jointure with
New Mexico It Is admitted that fully
em hair of the population of the lnl-
ter territory are Mexicans. The friends
of statehood in this territory declare
that the Mexicans are good cltlx-mi.
In Arizonla It U proverbial that the
Mod greaser is the dead one. Wheth
er rightly or wiongly the Arlzonian
bellovcs that the new slate would
have n greaser government with
Spanish as the olliciul language a Don
for a governor and a Mexican police-
man to drag Ii i in to Jail when. In his
moments of spiritual exhlletatlon. he
attempts to slioct up the town. Here
In New .Mexico such statements are
called popycock and other names
less polite.
In nihil Ion to voting on statehood
tho peoplo of New Mexicc and Ari-
zona will also Bolect delegates to rep-
resent t hum in congress. The cam-
paign has boen n hat one In both ter-
ritories' and the result wll undoubt-
edly be close.
The leader of tho ltepubllcan pur' v.
now dominant In New Mexlci is Col
Max Frost tho blind boss of Snntn Fe.
Sightless and paralyzed. Colonel Fiost
Is yet tho editor of the leading daily
newspaper of tho territory as w-:i
as the dominant figure In Its polltlcil
life.
Another New Mexicc editor W. T.
Heed of Iho Carlsbad Argus has re-
contly comu Into the limelight by se-
curing an Injunction rcuiraiuiug Cap-
tain I-; del Iliijac a well known poli-
tician and lawyer Trom Interfering
with his paper. Heed alleges that fie
captain sough to prevent him frcm
publishing such political matter ns
he saw lit. emphasizing his requeit
with u revolver llujac is a southerner
tf Hie llreeallng variety and recently
achieved national notoriety by offer-
ing to lead a band of ?owboya t
Hrownsvllle Texas during the raco
i lots there with the avowed Intention
of exterminating tho "nigger" troops.
Dairy and Food Commissioner's
Report.
The Minnesota Dairy and Food
Commission's analysis shows that
Konnedy's I.nxatlvo Honey and Tar
anil Hoe's Laxative Honey and Tar
contained opiates nnd croton oil.
Opiates nre poisons mid croton oil is
a violent poisonous purgntlve. He-
t'use to nccept any hut Foley's Honov
nnd Tar In n yellow package. Foley's
Honey nnd Tar contains no oplato
or dangerous drugs and is the host
cough nnd cold cure. Hoffman & Co.
and City Drug Store.
Kiowa School Bonds Approved.
School bonds to the amount of
SO.noo voted by the cltlzunu or the
town of Kiowa have been approved
by the secretury of the Interior. In-
dian Inspector Wright having bean
notified to that effect.
Cascasweet Is a harmless compound
of vogetablo extracts that Is wonder-
ful In eoi. '-il ef lets on tin P "l
noli of babies and children. Recom-
mended and sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
Kodol for Dyspepsia contains Hie
digestive Juices of n healthy stomach
nnd will put your stomach In shapu lo
perform Its Important function of sup
plying the body and brain with
strength building blood. Digests what
you eat relieves indigestion. Sold by
Hoffman Drug Co.
Danderlne
works wonders. It produces hair Juat
b surely as rain and sutishlno raise
crops. It produces a thick growth of
luxuriant hair when all othor reme-
dies full. We guarantco Dat'dcrluo
All druggists sell It 25c uOc nnd $1 00
per bottle. To provo its worth send
Ihls nil Wltll ID renin In ulmtin. ir- oil
. vor and wo will mall you a .'urge free
sample Kuowlton Danderlne Co. Chi-
cago 111.
TO THE VOTERS OF CONSTITU-
TIONAL DELEGATE DISTRICT
NO. 102.
Notice Is hereby given that In Con
stltiltlonal Delegate District No HC.
the Hopubllcan. Do.nocrntlc Socialist
and Independent parties have nomi
nated tho bolow tunned persona !
spectlvely as candidates Tor Hie oillce
of delognto to form a constitutional
convention for tho pioposcd slnto of
Oklahoma and that the milium of said
candldatos will upponr upon tho olll-
cla! ballots under tho title nnd ilcvlco
and In the order ns follows:
HF.PUni.ICAN PAHTY TICKKT.
(I.ok Cabin)
(Circlu)
For delegate to Constitutional Con
vention District No. 10L
(SqiiHre) WAI.TKIt COl.HKRT.
DEMOCRATIC 1-AHTY TlfJKUT.
(Rooster)
(Clrclo)
For delognto to Constitutional Cou
vontlon District No. 102.
(Square) 1.. .1. A KICKS.
SOCIALIST PARTY TICKIiT.
(Open Hand)
(Clrclo)
For delegate to Constitutional Coti'
vontlon Dlstiict No. 102.
(Spume) JAMES R. ALLEN.
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
(Clasped Hands)
(Circle)
For delegate to Constitutions! Con-
vention District No. 102.
(Square) WILLIAM J. DOSSEY.
In order to voto any ot tho Torcgo-
ling tickets tho voter should enter
the election room and nnnounco his
nnmo to the two clerks of election
ono ot whom will deliver to him ono
ballot and tho other will band him a
stnmp. Tho voter shall then without
leaving tho room outer any unoccu-
pied booth and Indicate tho candldato
for wliomo ho desires to voto by
stamping a cross in tho circle nbovo
or In tho square Immediately to tho
leTt of such candidate's name after
which and before leaving tho booth
lie shall fold his ballot so that no part
of tho printed matter thereon will bo
exposed and shall return tho stamp to
tho clorl; from whom ho rccolved It
and deliver the .ballot to the chair
man or Judgo acting ns chairman
who shall forthwith In tho presence
of tho voter judges of election and
watchers deposit tho samo In tho bal-
lot box. Any othor mark than tho
cross-mark for tho pnrposo ot voting
or any ernsuro mado on tho ballot
mnlv'os It void and It cannot bo count
ed.
TAMS HIXBY
JOS. A. GILL
W. H. H. CLAYTON.
Districting and CnnvaBslng Hoard In
Indian Territory.
Muskogee Ind. Ter Oct. 20 100C.
In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
There Is no other medicine manufac-
tured that has received so much praise
nnd so many expressions of gratltudo
as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
Is olfectlvo and prompt relief follows
lis use. Grateful parents everywhere
do not hesitate to testify to Its merits
foi tho beneut of others. It Is a cer-
tain cure for croup and will proven
of tho attack If given at first appear
ance of the disease. It Is especially
adapted to children as It Is pleasant
to take and contains nothing Injur-
ious. Mr. E. A. Humphrey a well
known resident and clerk In the '.tore
of Mr. E. Lock of Alice Cape Colony
South Africa says. "I have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to wm
off croup and colds In my family. I
found it to bo vui satisfactory and it
gives mo pleasuro to recommend It.'
For salo by F. .1. Ramsey. W. I'
Frame. Ardmoro Drug Co. and Uon-
ner & Iiou-.er. '
A six months' scholarship entltlln
tho student to nny or all stu.llei :n
any or all department and a now
Oliver typewrltor Or $100. Selvidgi
Huslncss College. 7tf
7200 Dottles In Four Months.
"Dr. Mendeiihall's Chill and Fever
Cure has gained favor with tho trade
nioro rapidly thnn any other Chill
Tonic. We hnvo sold nearly 50 gross
In four months." Schah Drug Co..
Wholesale Druggists Cairo 111. Sold
on a signed guaranty bv W. H. Frame.
Notice to Contractors.
Soaled bids will bo recolvod by the
city of Ardmoro on Saturday. Novom
her 3 1900 not later than I o'clock
p. m. for grndlng D street nnd put-
ting down oldowalks on said street.
Hlds will ho received for the sidewalks
and tho streot grading both together
or separately. Contractor to tako Im-
provoniont Script nt par for said work
all tho work to bo done according to
plans nnd specifications on (Ho In the
city englncor's office. Tho city ro-
ervos tho right to reject any or al)
bids.
22tf A. L. CHUCK.
1. It. REST.
R. W. RANDOL.
C. D. CARTER.
Improvement Committee.
Subscribe) for Tho Ardmorelto.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Condensed Statement
or the Condition of
The Ardmore Mational Bank
at Close of Business September A 106
RECAPITULATION.
Resources.
(.onus $343610.04
Stocks and Securities 12.078.1C
U. S. ItondH 1CC.000.00
Fixture 2000.9
Cash .V.193.20
$S0781.S
Liabilities.
Capital Stock 1100000.00
Surplus and Profits (not).. 43173.51
Circulation 100000.01
Hills Payahlo 20000.0
Deposits 327607.85
J590.7S1.36
No bettor index to the growth of Ard-
tho constant end steady Increase in
moro can be found than Is reflected In
the deposlti of the Ardmoro National
Hank.
LEE cnUCE President
9. W. STUART Cashlor
True and tried fr'ends of tho family
DoWltt's Llttlo Enrly Risers. Oco
pills. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
White Market
HELSLEY & KERNER.
Carry a full stock of fresh nnd
cured Meats Vegetables Fruit nnd
everything In t'oo market line.
Prompt delivery to nny part ol the
city.
Telephone 612
Moved
Moved
Moved
TUSKEPs'S MARKET
Has movod from Wost Main to
N. Washington near Hamilton's
1iop .Store Phone 91.
r
BAGGACE TRANSFER LINE
Phono 261
DAY or V1UHT
STEVE BOWLES Proprietor
3
Eli.
ALLEN'S
Carriage Shop
for All llugrjy Repairs
W. P. POLAND
Dtnler
FARM LANDS
Wants to buy 1000 acres in
tracts not luhs than 80 acres.
See Nt ot Once
Office over First Natl. Bit
V.M..H..:..J..X....I..J..j..j.j..;1
7. Blah Shoenfelt i
(i:x L. H. Indian Aijont) .j.
ATTORNEY AT LAW I
MUSKOGEE I. T.
Removal or restrictions con- 5
tests citizenship cases and oth- v
cr matters boforo tho Interior
Dopnrtment. T
Prompt nttcntlon given to
preparation cbecking and mint;
of oil and gas leases.
Your patronage solicited.
..4.
KEMP a ROLLINS
REAL ESTATE!
t
j INSURANCE End LOANS
I Ofllci (trnand floor four doora outh
T of Poatoffloo I'booe ;0
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