The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 154, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 15, 1906 Page: 3 of 8
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Ardmorc Thursday Nov. 15 1906.
You can save money on your fall purchases
at this store. W e study your wants and strive to
supply them don't you thinR the merchant who
strives to ascertain your desires and Keep the
goods YOU WANT notwithstanding the fact that
they cost him considerably more deserves your
trade rather than the man who buys the goods
every time on which he can realize the most
profit? Good honest merchandise is the sort we
sell at the big store and sell "better qualities for
same money" and same qualities for less money.
no MiiilomPet&imMm
IDS
8 MM
TERRITORY BREVITIES.
Tito CatliollCB at Antlors I. T. wl'l
huihl a now church.
Shawnoo Klro today damaged tUu
ootton room nnd contents at tho Shaw-
ano Kla $300. A match In the cotton
was Ignited In sonto manner.
South McAlcstor U. S. Russell ol
tho Cnpltul formerly announced hi.
candidacy for thu chief clcrlishtu nt
tho constitutional convention today.
Oklahoma City Fred Douglas and
Luther Ocerlng both colored hne
heen arrested by tho pollco authori-
ties for complicity In a number of hold-
up cnF.es.
" Oklahoma CltyItov. W. H. Plnr-r
has delivered his farewell Bcrmon n
pastor of tho St. Lulto'tt M. R. church
South and will hhortly locate In Klot-
Ida whero ho hopes to bcnoflt hi
health.
Oklahoma City Uldoll. tho 3-ycai-ild
daughter of S. H. Goodwill Is in a
lorleua condition the result of havln;
been bitten la four placos on tho Iwa 1
and faco by a dog. Tho animal csenp-
Hi. South McAlestur Among tho r
cent candidates for state offices from
this city Is William Horton formur
United States attorney. Mr. Horton
wishes a placo on tho supremo coutt
lcnch.
South McAlcstor P. Hill of thh
ity who was oftorod tho cholrmnn
ublp of the OUhhoma Democratic
central commlttco to succeed Josao
Dunn will ho a candidate for tho su-
premo bench.
1
Pawhuska Led by tho Pawhuska
band COO school children paraded th3
Mtrcots todty carrying appropriate
tanners pcrtnlnlng to tho issuance ot
lionds to tho amount of $20000 for a
school building nnd which was cnrrlod
by a voto of 332 for and 7 against.
This Is Worth Remembclnrj.
As no on- Is Immune evoiy person
should romciubor that Folev' Kldnoy
Curo will curi any case of kidney n-
fcladdor troublo that is not boyond tho
roach of medlclno.
Hoffmnn Drug Co. and City Drug
Store.
Uur prices aro tl.o lowest n plumb-
ing and you dun't have ti havo it
dono again.
7tf HOLMAK & UEST.
Thai's fjood hut when youare fjettinrj a comfortable
Overcoat why not also get a STYi ISH one. They
wear just as well and look far better. Remember
you war overcoats on the outside that's why we lay
strexs upon our "ti. Q W." "Naumbers" and "Ster-
ling" Overcoats made especially for us by the most
skilled tailors just from the bench want one?
A sood heavy t ray mixed Extra heavy irray mixed-
UOICOai KOOU you Warm lnst
lor $7.50
A Dandy now chock styli-.li
and vory pretty lor. . . $10.00
The Drossiest over our
pretty black u finished worst-
at $15.00
WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHEST
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT OPENS
Insurance Question and Other Matters
Will be Handled by Canadians.
Aidmorelto Special
Ottawa Out. N'ov. 15. The Cana-
dian .parliament ro-assembled today
for what will probably bo tho longest
session In Its history sotno of tho
members expressing tho opinion that
It will not closo before noxt May. Tho
insuranco question tho revision of tho
tariff and tho immigration problem
will probably be tho features of tho
session.
hi regard to tariff revision Premier
Lauricr today announced that hu fav-
ored radical changes in the preferen-
tial tariff which now favors tho Uni-
ted Kingdom nnd tho colonlos. As no
returns havo beau granted to Canada
for theso preferential rates It Is ex-
pected that parliament will abolish
or limit them.
It Is likely that tho Immigration
question will also tako up a consider-
Ohio portion of tho tlmo of the mom-
bors of parliament at tho present ses-
sion. It Is alleged that Chlnamon and
diseased anil undeslrablo Immigrants
have been smuggled Into tho country
ay tho thousands and legislation to
prevent this is urged upon parliament
by tho labor unions.
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.
Wo aro pleased to nnnounco that
Foley's Honey and Tar for cougliB
colds nnd mug troubles Ib not nf-
fected by tho National Pure Food nnd
Drug law as It contains no oplatos
or other harmful drugs nnd we recom-
mend It as a safo remedy for children
and adults.
Hoffman Drug Co. and City Drug
Store.
New Mexico Baptists.
Ardmorelto Special.
Portalos N. M. Nov. 15. Nearly
every Hapttst church In New Moxlco
hns sent delegates to tho territorial
convention which will open In tho
Hapllst church-horo this ovonlng. Re-
ports from all over tho torrltory show
that this has been tho best venr in
tho history of tho denomination all
churches reporting Increased mom-
borshlp nnd contributions. Many
prominent Hapttst clenjvmon will de-
liver addresses during the meeting.
Pneumonia Follows a Cold
nut novor follows tho use of Foley's
Honey anil Tar. It stops tho cough
heals and strengthens the lungs nnd
provents pneumonia
Hoffmnn Drug Co. and City Drug
Store.
THE DAILY
uwuu u u J vii h yf I
Comfort is the first
qualily you looli at
- m an 0 vcr co at
Imi vnnnc nt on nn
Raincoats strines and fan
eios-keep you WAKM and
DrtY for.. ..$12.50 to JS25.UU
One lot boy.-' 5.tiC and sG.OO
Overcoats to close nt special
prices.
niONES:
Upstairs
29
Uow n-
195
Arizona Miners' Contest.
Ardmorelto Special.
Proonlx. Ail?.. Nor. 15. A miner'
drilling contest for tho cliumplon
ship of Arizona Is a uniquo feature ot
tho program nt tho territorial fnlr
today and has attracted Bcores of mi-
nors from tho various Arizona cnuipa.
HandRomo cupj. suitably inscribed.
will bo presented to tho winners of
both tho Individual and team con
tests.
A Younn Mother at 70.
"My mother has buddenly been
mad0 young nt 70. Twenty years of In
tense suffering from dyspepsia had en-
tirely dlsaole-J her until six months
ago when she began taking Electric
uittcrs which havo completely cured
hor nnd restored the strength nnd ac-
tivity which sho had in tho prlmo of
mo- writes Mrs. W. L. Gllpatrlck. of
Danforth Mo. Greatest restorative
medlclno on tho umbo. Sots stomach
liver anil kidneys right purines
the blood and cures ninlarla. billions-
ness and weaknossos. Wonderful
iicrvo tonic. Price 50c. Guaranteed at
Uty Drug Store.
TIM? TABLE.
Frisco.
Enstbound
No. 42 lenvos
No. f 1 leaves
Westbound
No. -13 nrrivoB
No. -H nrrivoB
. C:03a. m
.12:50 p. m
.SiOj a. m
. 7:35 p.m.
Choctaw-Rock Island.
Eastbound
No. 81 (local) loavog 7:00 a.m.
No. 10 loaves 2:-!0p. m
Wostbound
No. fi arrives 1:30 p. m
No. S3 (local) arrives C:30p. in
banta Fe.
Southbound
Vo- 5 4:00 a. m
N'- 17 4 :20 p. m
So- 10 i 42:35 p. m
Northbound
C 12:50n. in
So- IS n .or
No. 20 K.V ...
Kino of All Cough Medicines.
Mr. E. G. Case a mall carrier of
Canton Contor. Conn. who hns boon
bi tho U. S. Service for about slxtem
years. Fays: "Vo havo tried mans
eough modlrlnos for croup but Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy Is king of nil
nnu one to be relied npon everv time
Wo also find It tho nost remedy for
coughs nnd colds givin; certain re-
sults nnd leaving no bad effects." For
sale by v. J. Ramsey W. I) Frame
Ardmorc Drug Co. and Uonner &
Donner
mF.DMOPEITG
ttttt
LOCAL UNIONS.
) !
Till: AHDMOHR TYPOGRAPHIC M.
I'NIO.-;. No. C19. MurU flrnt J-rl
toy in each nur.tii it :15 p. m at
Vnlon Hall. J. v. rjo.'lfdire. l'rvi
dent; D. B. Oalnet Sacretary.
MARHKHS" JOt'HNKYM UN INTKU
NATIONAL UNION Meet Bnl
.v! third Monday tiUhtn In eiieh
ronntn. Jim Wilkin president: HI
tnor Wriyht. wcrotary.
Ailf'KNTKItS' AND JOlNKitS' Ol
AMERICA No. tOi'g Meotn tivtjrj
Thursday night. 7:30 at Union
Hall. H. V. cox p.-oslder.t; D. N
Porguson. recretnrj.
iNTERNATIONAh IlROTHKRHOOl)
op i:m:ctrical workrrs-
Mecta eoconi nnd fourth Frldiij
nlghUi of eich mouth. U. M Parker
president; A. A. Holcotnb ecr
tnry.
URICKlJYKRS' MASONS' AND
PLASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION No. 9 Moots ovory Sntur
day night. J. II. Ulxon president.
A. H. Ilrown eccrotary.
RCTAIL CLERKS' 1. P. UNION No
C35 Meet second ami fourth Moa
dny nights In etch mouth. lu!
S ShelkowlU preildetit. L U. Horn
si'i-retary.
i'AINTF.RP. DECORATORS AND PA
PhKHAXUUKS' I'NION NO. 22S.
Meets the tirat and third Saturday
nlghus of each month at Union Hall.
UUY CRENSHAW. President.
.1. A. SPEARS Secretary.
ARDMORE TRADE'S COUNC1L-
Meota first and third '.-Idny nlgbtp
In each month nt La Dor Hall. V.
C. Reavea. pre6ldert; D. N. Fergu-
son secretary
TEAMSTERS' UNION No. 583 J
U. DoArtnond presideut: O U
Vnunr neorntary
Notice Moved
C. P. Hall .uimorly at 122 Main
itrect Is now open for business. Hlg-
.1 New and Second Hand stock o.
Houso Purnlshings In tho city. Repair-
ing renting exchanging nnd buying
Savos $2500 por jear over Main .ceo.
competitors. Givej you back 10 per
cent for overy 51.00 cash purchase.
Runs two wagons to all parts r.f the
city freo. My country customers can
stop In my yard fre0 of charge. Pho"
JGG or call nt Texas Vagon Yard tii
Caddo street and 3rd avenue o .'y
threo blocks north of tho WiIMlngton
Hotel. Remember wo give you 10 per
cent off for cash purchases only.
C. P. HALL
The House Furnisher
On Easy Payments at Cash Prices.
Moved Moved Moved
TUCKER'S MARKET
(las inovod from West Main t
NT. Washington near LlamiitonV
Shoo Store. Phono 91.
TfieDest Way M
Is via MEMPHIS and tho
tavilk 8 M I P.
WITH TWO TRAINS DAILY TO
Louisville and Nashville
on convenient scheduloa and making
direct connections in Union Station
with all lints for points East and
Northeast.
All Trim i "iilil Vsilibale
MODERN SLEEPING CARS. ELEC
TRIC LIGHTED COACHES.
If you contomplato a trip East let
mo quoto you ratos and mako sleep
ing car rosorvatlong for you. Addross
N. U. BAIRD T. P. A. Little Rock Ark.
Or MAX DAUMGARTEN D. P. A. ..
. .Memphis Tenn.
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
For nil Courht and assists In
"Dt. n2 Colds Ircm Ihi ivi.
Tbo Red
tot
iei. iy rer.uif rrvinff tha
vowei a terrain
liOLcy Bet
li on every
totUe.
relict lor rcup and
whaarinar-ri. i7h c I-
If.-'.
H:nflyiTar: ts
lha t r 5. cor.ims
to Oi f-tcs
h:MW h LAXATIVE
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H0NEYTAR
rirID AT TKI LtlOItTOtT Or
E. a DbVITT A CO. CHICAGO U. 8. A.
For aaio by Hrffmann Duri; Co.
UNIIEl) STAIES DEPUSITOHt
Condented Statement
of the Condition of
IligifrfniorB National BanV
a. Clote pf Business September A 1C6
ItKCAPITUUVTH'N.
'"f- 313.610.04
stocl s and S;nrlt:er U07S.li
0. S. Honda U8.000.0f
I'lxturca S.00O.0P
CMh .7103.20
jr.00.7S1.3l
Liabilities.
Capital Stock Jioo.ono !
Surplus and Profits (net).. 13173.51
Circulation 100.000.01
Hills PaynUo 20000.00
Deposits 327607.85
J500.7S1.36
No bettor liidox to tho growth of Ard-
tho constnnt r.nd titeady Incronso in
moro can be found than Is rollectwl In
tho ileposlts of tun ArdmoTo Nmtlona'
Hank.
LEE CRUCE President
5 V 8TITART. Caahlnr
DeWlttV Wllcb luiel Sa!e the
nrli.'lnal :md Hie tintm- Is stamped on
'M-ry box. ri(i( for eczema. t(tlfr.
Iiiill;. cut-: aiid lirulho.. nnd esperl.illv
n connii- !k.' .ur j.II.-h Sold bv Huff
mini lit iik Co.
tgmatrowTT--gHBiiraTfrrtitiut;c.ru:i
W. P. POLAND
- Denier :
FARM LANDS
Wants to buv lOitO neriu in
trtcts not loss tii; n 80 acres. I
See Me at Once
Office over First Natl. BR.
White Market
HELSLEY & KERNER.
Carry ft full stock of fresh nnd
cured Meats Vegotnbles Fruit nnd
overythlng In tho mnrltct lino.
Prompt delivery to ony part of tho
'Ity.
Telephone 612
BAGCACE TRANSFER LINE
Phone 261
DAY or NIGHT
STEVE ROWLES Proprietor
J. L. WIL80N.
FREIGHT TRANSFER JLND
BAGGAGE LINK.
Offlr it Amnrlcin Bytrii
Cheap Rates to
California
and Mexico
Daily until Oct .hor 31st Col-
onist' licltits will bo on Kale to
California and Mexico points at
exceptionally low ru cs:
arU'nini'lHOi.
Mullen City
Ounilulnjini
Lot AllKi'lltH
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ouinha
I'arHonH
OUlnhotna CH
524
$21
?2i
?20
$27
$32
120
f25
26
J25
125
Thmuuli tourist skepors from
St. Louis and Kansas (litv nn
Tuexlay of eacli week Y. -u stej)
into the cars h-re and do not
lea-e thorn until you reach San
UYancHco. Ask vour niMiiost.
tvilroad agt. fo. rates or address
w. st. o bo nan
General rassongor Agent M. K. & T
uy. wainwright Uldg. St. l.ouH.
GKO. It. tlHCKBIt
D. V. A. M. K. & T. Ity.
Oklnhoina City Okla.
THREE
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1 tho hi st w i. -.i t i.ii.l S
iniiliil ftoii. it i
DSn Untirl rimif
IrWIVKPUJJ.IHWSISSWI IIIIIIjI IUI nimwi
nnd can recommend
it lo you. li is well
(o buy Hour tlmt lias
u reputation to up-
hold. At times it is
hard to distinguish
thu Kood from the
bad and indilTerent.
It. is always well to
get the
B I G HAND
because il is reliable.
Hy sodoinjf you tula-
rin chances.
TYLER & SIMPSON j
COMPANY
DISTRI13U TO R S
a.
ALLEN'S
Carriage Shop
for All liutitly Repairs
4 .
i. Blair Shoenfelt
f (JSx U. o. Indian Aiccnl)
? ATTORNEY AT LAW
? MUSKOGEE I. T.
Homovnl of restrictions con-
tents citizenship cases and oth-
er matter's boforo tho Intorlor
Department.
t Prompt attontlon glvon to T
in ujnu auuii jum:iuilK ill Hi uung
X of oil nnd gas leases.
T Your patronngo Bollcltcd.
.i .
A. G. Fullerton A. 8. Gulllot
I'rlvnte Wlro to All Markota.
I A.G.FULLERTON 1
&C0
Bankers - Brokers
Cotton Stocks
Grain nnd Provisions
Ovor Kenrnoy Hnrdwnro Storo.
OHlces Ardinore Pauls Valley
Wynnewood. Sulpuur I. T.
nnd Lexington Okbi.
l'hono 720.
Chambcriain's
Colic Cholera & Diarrhea Remedy
Almost every family has need
of a reliable remedy for colic or
diarrhea at tome time during thr
year.
This remedy u recommended
by dealeti who have $old it for
many year and know its value.
It has received thousands of
testimonials from giateful people.
It has been prescribed by phy-
ticians with the most satisfactory
results.
It has often saved life before
medicine could have been sent for
or a physician summoned.
It only costs a quarter. Can
you afford to risk so much foe so
title? BUY IT NOW.
if or
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