Ardmore Sunday November 4 1906.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITS
SEVE
Woman'
The critical ordeal through which the ctpcct.int mother mu t pass
however is so fraught with dread pain suffering and danger that the
very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror. . There is no
necessity for tho reproduction of life to be cither painful or dangerous.
The use of Mother's FJrlend so prepares the system for the coining event
that it is safely passed without any danger. This great and wonderful
remedy is always ap-
plied externally and
har carried thousands
of women through the
trying crisis without suffering.
Semi for frro tuk ron: m ii? Infuruatlon of
!rlcclM value to nil rxifa:tt inu'lim
The Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
J. A. BIVENS President
DON LACY Vice Pretldmi
Tiie City National Bank
APDMORE. IHDIAN TERRITORY
Capital $100000.00
Surplus Funds ' . . . 75.00000
Xs-eoanU at ftrrcs mini Individuals BollclteJ. CourUoim treatment
.eeorded to &U alike
L P. ANDKHMCIN.Prrim o
(1. L. ANDEIIHON. Ulhlef
Arc2mir Indian
Total
Capital Paid ta
5arplut VvnGi . . .
ZH oldril tinnfc Id Indian rsfrllnrj. Acooonu of Srnit ud lnllrliM
tollclleit npou llio uinil liberal tnrmr oonIitp vim groa hunslnu
The News from San Francisco
Ts that innro of tho Vim Insurance companies
will fail before the losses are all settled.
If your Fire Insurance is with Cautuii &
Cannon you can rest assured that the company
insuring you will not be one of their that fail.
CARTER & CANNON
All Kinds of Insurance
rf?'i..irl.NM.ii'.'l.i;"Bliji7ryp
An Army of Vvagons
Are standing ready to malce quick deliveries of goods
you buy here. Wo keep in stock;
Heinz's 57 varietirs of Picllles and Preserves
Allegretto's Fiae Fresh Chocolate Creams
"Queen of the Pantry" Flour
Chase Sanborn's Coffee
Fine Fruits
and everything else good to eat "under one roof."
GROCER
ARDMORE..
FJ M M M U 1 i.
SPECIALS
Six month's scholarship
and Oliver Typewriter
(new) $100
Six Month's scholarship
and Underwood Type-
writer (new) $125
belvldgo Huslness Collego is tho largCBt tho best equipped tho
most practical tho most progressive and the most successful Husl-
ness CoUego in the New State Owns and occupies its own build-
ing which together with grounds and equipment cost ?12500.
Tho nest equipped Typewrl ting Department in tho Southwest.
Good board can be had at $ 12.50 per month. Unlimited scholar.
Bhlp $40.00. Students may enter at any time. Iteferenco: Any bank
or business firm in Ardmoro.
Send for handsome illustratad
G. P. SELVIDGE
PBES1DENT SELVIDGE
Ardmore
No woman's lmppi-
ness can be i mplctc
without chil on; it
m her nattirt io lovo
and wa t tlicm
as much . as it is
to love t'.e beau-
tiful an 1 pure.
FH&nd
A. H. PALMER Coshlar
PRED C. CARR Ant Csfclr.
B. H. fnUNHLKY. VICH-Prri
O. n UAUI'IN All'l (HiliW
Tcrrltorr
3 60000.00
240.000.DO
MOO.Of'0.00
P. 0. Btdg. Phone 22'i
-?
1NO.TER.
Six month's scholarship
I
bootts and board (to
ChicKasaw students
only) $40
catalog lt'a freo.
A. H. M. Accts.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
3nd. Ter.
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
iCoi'cltidiil trim Hixtli pas.)
AID SOCIETIES AND BAZAARS.
Christian.
Tlw UhIIcs Aid S.icloty of the
Christian chinch ini't Tuesday nftor
lmoH at the church. Tills wan the day
for the election of oillcors for the en-
suhiK enr. All tho old oillcers were re-
elected with tho exception of tne
president. Mm. Holmes whom the la-
dles regretted very much to kIvo up
Inil on account of the church duties
n pastor's wife always assumes tt
was impossible for her to serve again.
Mis. S. A DcukIhh was chosen pres-
ident. Mis. V. O. Huston vice pros-
I. Km. Mix Kd Suudlin secietary. and
Mrs. J M. London tieasurer.
Next Tii' Sday afternoon tho C. t. .
II. M. will met nl 2 : :10 In the Annex
ami at l lie dose of this uicetliiK the
Aid Society will meet. The ladles re-
quest tun! every member be present
and there will be a fire and the rooms
will be comfortable.
Foreign Mission.
The Foreign Mission Society of the
Hrondwny llnptist church Is one 01
the most proKi-esBlve society's In the
city. They organized a year ago with
less than a half dozen members and
now they number between thirty and
thirty-live. They meet h" fourth Tuerf
day In "ach month nnd thrlr course
of study this year embraces the for-
eign countries. They are now studyniK
Italy. The president Is .rs. Hrady
vice president Mrs. T. A. Thurmond
secretary Mrs. Coulee and trujcurcr
Mrs. Sidney Suggs. The delegates to
the Teriltoilal convention which
meets at Shawnee November :i. I
and o. Is Mrs. Hrady with His.
.1. F. Young alternate.
This society met Tuesday nflcrnoon
with the pr'siuellt. rs. Hrady. Mrs.
Thurmond was In the chair and read
a niosi Interesting article on Italy and
Its icliginn. Then followed a number ot
q'lotntions. Mh. Coulee gnvo a rend-
ing on Italy's Compound which was
Instructive. Mrs. J. 11. Spraglim rend
a pap' r on Missionaries and Mrs. Sel-
vldge gave a tnlk on Missions. i.rs.
Sidney Suggs uad letter from Miss
KHtherine Hanson the state mission-
ary At the cl; so wis. Hrady served re.
iresiA'pcnti niul a social hour was
.-pell! .
I Ladies of the Leaf.
I Mis. M.i it Mrs. Turner ami sirs.
Lacy will be at homo with Mrs. II. C.
Pnttei-r M.mday afternoon in a social
:e-son 10 the members of the l.udlea
ot tin- Leaf and a few Invited guests.
You aie urgently requested to up on
time 2 :! is the hour.
McUen-Dolllns.
A wedding of general Interest and
t tn-pi lse to Ar liuoro people will be
that ol Miss Liluli McUeu to Mr.
Tyte Wn Dollins at Hie home of the
biiiU's atint. Mrs. Hlooinei In Lehigh
i.t biuli-noon today.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Uolllns wil leave Immediately for Ada
whoie tho- will leslrtc for the present.
Mr. Poluiis is an Ardmore boy and
re.dded here until a few years ago.
since which time lie has been connect-
wltii u civil eiigineoring corps In
i he eastern pait of the territory. The
Ardiiiorei'.e joins their many friends
in wishing them unlimited prosperity
and bappln 's:i.
.j.
Miss Vera Olive returned from Tul-
sa where she went as a delegate to
the Federation of Women's Clubs.
Tho othe.- members of tho party.
Misses Lenora llutt. Suo Frame Dai-
sy Maud Webb and Mrs. Webb aro
expected home today. A full account
of the meeting will be siven next
week.
FRATERNAL.
Tie- ladies or the ulnccabeos win
please take notice of the regular
meeting on Monday afternoon at :i
o'ciock. ICvery member is requested to
lie present as tbero Is Important bus-
t iii cs to be tiansacted.
MRS. F.iNNlH 11. (iOFF.
Recording Secretary-
Poyal Neighbors.
Kw-iy member of the Koynl .eigh-
Uors Is urged to ntiend the regular
met Hag on Tuesday evening. Snuclnl
business to be transacted.
MRS. FANNIK IJ. OOFF.
Oracle.
Woodmen Circle.
M -nihers of the Woodmen Circle
are requested to attend tho unvolllng
el' the monuments of Sovereigns C. 1.
Herbert and Mrs. Mullhis Simdny af-
ternoon at l::ii) at Rose 11111 cemetery.
Regular meeting of tho Woodmon
Circle Monday afternoon at !J o'clock.
All members plonso attend.
MRS. I. R. MASON
Guard.
People Who Come -ind Go.
Mrs. K. F. Oraliatn or Marietta was
n town .shopping Monday and whllo
hero .nts 'e guest of Mr. 'I. K.
Kearnc-v.
Mlfs Maiv (iiiinii of (Jalnes'dllH Is
the charming (uest of Mrs. .lolm
Wliitenian.
Miss Mamie Nlsbett camo homo
Thursday from a delightful visit with
frlonds nt Davis and Sulphur.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. tiuillol and llltio
daughters Gladvs and Frnostiue. who
hnvo been visiting frlonds In Dalla-
and tnkln:; In the fair havo returned
Mrs R D. Sangstor. who has been
spending the summer In Colorado am:
Arkansas has rotiirnod.
Mrs. W. I. Cruce and daughter Ml-
za aro In Norman Okla. visiting
.lean Cruce who is attending th
Norman university
Miss niaucho Gain Is hevo from
Pauls Valley for a visit with her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W.-T. Strango and
children left Wednesday for San An-
tonio where Mrs. Stianpc will spem:
tho winter lor her health.
Miss Annie Adklns who ha- bon
lu poor health the past year loft
Wednesday for San Antonio accompa
nkd bv h i tiroihei. Finest The innn
H lends of Miss Annie sincerely tnt r
that this change will lie neiieiiii.i-
Hilly Harrow man was In the lt
a row hour ThiitHday fioni .i vi-. '
to Dallas. Hi' left on the ev.nu
train for Pnreelll.
Miss Mabel Coleman came up f.om
Marietta Wednesday and attended thi
H. Y. I'. V. social. Miss Mabel's
friends an- always delighted to have
a visit from her. i
Mrs. Allle V. Dollins Mrs. Clin 1
Smith and Miss Certle Wlggs lift
Friday evening for Lehigh to attend
the McFon Dollins nuptials. !
Miss Crnre Clsik of Tlaliniiilni'i)
was the guest of Miss Ilea Wolveitoa
during the week.
Kvert Noble who is attending i;ir
Norman iniivei-Niiy came home yesti-i
day ovenlng mid will visit with hi
imtonts. Mr and Mrs. Hd Noble i
few days.
Hon. .1. Clint Ornliam went to Ma-
rietta Tuc-iilay. He took with 1 1 1 tt i a
flue bird dog; wonder Is Mr.(1raham
thought he would need llhn to round
up tlie Democratic roosters Tuoslay?
Mrs. .1. W. Taliaferro and little
daughter. Dora Willie who hav-i been
the guests of Capt. and Mrs. W W
Taliaferro loft Saturday for tledr
home In Texas.
Mik. Ilnl Cannon was to have en-
tertained the mombi"" of lJuel.'o
Club Friday evenlnr lui: on i"o. i it
of ltai!lg lecolved mesi. iw I mi
(Jnlnesvllle eonv Dig Cm 'm ws c.f
the selloiiH lllue.i if liev .-loihe- M.s
Clbsoii. she left on the eroulng train
and Mrs. c. F. Adams will entertain
the club next week.
Come and see the great cooking
wonder at our store all next week. Sec
advertisement hi thli paper.
4-7 HIVIJNS. CORHN & FRUNSLIJY.
Wo are Hliowlnr; the very latest
fa'l stylos or line stationery. It wi'l
he a iileasure to mow them to yoit.
I F. .1. RAMS1SY. Druggist.
TVO KILLED AT DniBTOW.
Cotton Picker' Deathly Worn Mur-
derer Escaped.
IJrlstow. I. T.. Nov. :i. Jasper Webb
aged SO. and W. T. .loluison aged .12.
were shot nnd instantly killed last
evening m the Tye placo throe miles
south of Hrlstow by a cotton picker
named Clarence Henry.
Webb and the murderer wore nut
ill tho yard when a shot was hoard
by ttioso hi the house ami Johnson
picked up bis Winchester and slope .!
to the door to ascertain the csiim'.
when bo was hot In tho hoad with
a full charge of buckshot befoie be
bad reached the outside.
Tho murderer then beat him in
the head with the butt of his p.u'i
ami taking Johnson's Winchester
made his escape. The tfholo lop of
Webb's head was blown off. Ki-
deuce shows that he must have been
shot at clone range.
The murderer was about :'0 yoi:.
old and Is supposed to bo one quarter
Mexican. The officers aro on bis
trail and will probably have a light
before they can capture him. Hoth
dead men bore good reputations.
Cured of Drlght's Disease.
Mr. Robert O. Hurlte. Klnora N. Y..
writes: "liofore I started to use Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure I had to get up
from twelve to twenty times a night
and I was all bloated up with dropsy
and by eyesight was so impaired I
could scarcely see one of my family
across the room. I had given up hope
of living when a friend recommended
Foley's Kidney Cure. Ono GO-cent
bottle worked wonders and before I
had taken tho third b le the dropsy
hnd gono as well as m. ifher symp-
toms '. Hr'dhl's disease." Horfm.ui R.
Co. and City Drug Store.
(!(in.i hr.'.shcs nnd goad brushes only
are found In our stoci. We select .ill
bristle gords with pnitlcular rega'-l
to wearing qualities.
F. J. RAMSF.Y. DruggM
LEFT TO nitionAL BODY.
Daughters of Confederacy of Two Ter-
ritories May Unite.
t a meeting ol tieveral delegates
of the Daughters of the Confederaev
of Indian Tenitorry held yosto.da
afternoon at the resldnece of Mrs. J.
F. Mc.Miirray the question of ama!
gauiution of the two orgnnl.atlon lu
Indian Territory and Oklahoma was
considered. It was finally agreed to
leave tho matter to the national body
at Its next mooting nt Richmond Vu.
nexi year. McAlester Capital.
Dancing Proves Fatal.
Many men and women catch colds
nt dances which terminate In pneu-
monia and consumption. After expos-
ure If Foley's Honey and Tar Is tak-
en it will break up n cold and no ser-
ious results need bo feared. Refuse
any but the genuine in a yellow pack-
age. Hoffman & Co. and City Drag
Store.
Tlio Daiiy Ardmorelto Due a month.
... .IT
A. Q. Fullerton A. s. Guiiiot
Private Wiro to All Markets
A. G. FULLER. ON
&C0.
S2a;ikor3 - Briers
Cotton StocKs
Grain and Provisions
Over Kearnoy Hardware Storo.
Offices Ardmoro Paula Valley
Wynnewood Sulphur I. T.
and I-oxliiKton Okla
Phono 720.
When You're. Keady
to build
dont ovcilonk the fact tlmt W
L. Davis can furnish you the
bot mill work ot anyone- In
the city and can also nave yon
iimtiey on lumber.
All Kinds of Shop
and Mill Work
W. L DAVIS
2T
PRACTICAL
Tinners and Plumbers
Moved to South
PHOFtSSIONAL COLUMN
LAWYERS.
Kldon 1C. Sniim. Albert .1 Lee
SAMS i LEE
Attorneys At Law.
Olllce in Noblo HldK. Plione No 092
Real Kstnte Law and Titles
a Specialty.
Cent J. V Clll. W. D. Hilfhlll
CLLIO A HAI.FHILL
Rooms 21 and 22 Homestead lilac
Civil sna Indian bualnen etcluoo
Ivoly.
MUSKOUEK MO. TKR.
WILLIAM V. WRIGHT
(ItngtitHrt(t Atlnrnny.l
(Formerly wltU Dawes Comraltilonj
Comest3 Citizenship Cases and ntuo
mattoro iwfore the Interior D-
partmenL Kicluslvuiv
Offices Washington Loan & Trust
building.
WashlnRton n. (J.
lu it. J. Xapi'LKh IMiAa.il Uiniii.ii
Couii.llPr "luillai Aotlvn
Una ami Trnatli-a" Court l'rnclllouni
KAPPLEFl A MERILLAT
Attorneys and Countclors-at-Law.
Practice berurti all UuurU; Uouifri'aa. (lo
eruinent Ueimrtmenta mil Oommlaaluna
Indian aaia a upuclnltr.
Olllce. Ilnnd tildif. Wa-ililunton D
J. B. uOh.
Attorney at Law
Olllce over Hainlltons Shoo Stoio.
CLINTON O. DUNN.
Attorney at Law
Ardmore
Ind. Ter
W. F. Freeman. Olllo Andcrlon.
FREEMAN . ANDERTON
Lawyerc.
Pennington & Sims HaUdlng.
PHY8ICIAN3.
K.l'.TO KKLLEU.M.U. U. It. UKNUY. U.lt
Ilea. PtiODf 41 Ilea. Phone 17'
Office I'hona 111
von KELLER & HENRY
Physlclznr and Surgeoni.
ije. Ear Njib n l Throat H-.incialUti
ilrsotaclei 4 Uto Ulasaua aaauratelr fitiao
Utiles over Ucnner .t llnnnar'a. Uoauii 8 la
DR. C. L. McCANN.
Office: 8tong nulldlng ovor 1111
IIllllB. Telephones: Oifice C52
reildcnce C83.
C. E. SHACKt LFOPD M. D.
Physician
and ourgcon.
'Jlllce uandol Hiiiidlng.
Olllce Plione CGI; Residence 711.
Q. E. GOODWIN M. D.
(Offlco over Hall & Hillli)
Pnones Ofllco 319: rcaldencn 107
DR. J. E. WOOUARD.
Dentist.
.Room 12 NotJlw HulldlnB noxt to
Dr. J. M. Vaden's Ofllco.
Phone C8.
DA. J. P. FANN
Dentist
Over Hall & Hillli.
Phone No. 401.
ANDERSON & YHITAKER
Veterinary Surgeons.
Olllco: Smith's Livery Ham.
Phone 125.
J. L. WIL80N.
TRKIOHT TRANSFER AND
DAOOAQB LINE.
Or71' at AmHon Rtrri
People read all the want ads In
be afternoon paper.
wmk
11. i 'i
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Washington Street
in hi i I yii i BinTTr'
WHY
uso Flour nimli' Ly iit
s'llr- mills whii li:itc no
int. rest .n AKDMOIIK.
when yuu an :t
Plansifter
Best Flour
on the inni lci t. :is oliciip?
Mado nil'.- ami livsh cv-i-i'V
day by your
Home Mill
Kvory sitfk of !oo(ls vc
itiitko fully jruarantofd.
Sold by nil of our ("Jro-
'ii's for tiif past Sypiij-s.
Whaley Mill
Elevator Co
PLASTERE
For First-Class Plastering
see Uncle Tom the Plasterer.
All work guaranteed llrst class. Ho
Is now located in Ardiiinre and will
tnaho his headquarters at A. F. .louoa'
liunbor yard. His 31 years' exporionco
will Rive joii a first class Job. Ho
conios to our town rocommentled art
a llrst class plasterer and it will be
to your interest to aeo him and Kut
prices and first class work. For In-
formation seo A. F. .lone.
-H-H-fr
AMERICAN
Hotel and Restaurant 4
Uuruie:ui I'lnn
W. J ALEXANDER Proprietor.
Cater to Klrt Clans Traite Only
OPUN WAV AND NIOIIT
D. REDFIELD
INSURANCE AGENT
Prompt St tt'i tnont on Firo
and Tornado Losses 2
ARDMORE HACK LINE I
0. E. FLYNT Pop.
Hack leaves for Healdtoa at
G:30 a. m.
Hack loaves for Elk at :S0
a. m.
Direct connection with all
lulaud towns went : Ardmoro.
Ijavo nil bundles u'. Noble
Dros.' Storo.
GARTER'S ROOMING HOUSE
No. 1 113 13. Slain Bt. nt Chlncao llestauraut
NO. 2 IIS W Mala Cruo HulMlni;
Nil. !. IM A Ht.. N. W.. Lubss BuniffiiR
BIST 25 CENT BEDS IN THE CITY
8INC3l.lt IIUDMS r.O OKNTM
rilO.IK - A11UMOHE. I.
xjf raw
fl f M prnsit