The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 24, Ed. 1, Friday, June 21, 1907 Page: 1 of 8
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THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN INDIAN TERRITOIT ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS ALL THE LOCAL NEWS FIR5T.
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For Picnics and Barbecues I
1 Solomon's Very Best Bread I
t In Any Quanity.
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Tailor-Mflde Clothing
('leanlntf Pressing ami Iteptlrlng- j
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Seasonable Goods Sacrificed. Great Reductions in
Every Section. The Time to Buy is Now.
Money Saving in every Department
Women's Ready-to-Wear Departtmesit
All Suits and Dresses dne-Faurth Off. All SilK Petticoats
Shirts and Hne Waists One-Fourth Off. fcxtra
specials in this Section will be:
Fifty Dozen Lawn Waists -All nicely
nude iimijIihhI wnli ciuliridcrv and lace
r'jrular fiOo li'.lc ai d 7'iu valors. y r
Si.iiitu.T clearance price each. . Z DC
200 Ladies' Shirts Panamas Servos
Urilllununos and incv Mi.-tt'irvs all
now models nothing worth r -1 i a
Jt-ss than S-tJ. Clearance i-rleo $ J4 V
Dress Goods Section
Desirable Summer Dress Good; at Less Money than it Costs
To Manufacture Them.
Fancy Figured Lawns regular fie O 4r
values clearance price O O"4!
Fancy Iniportoil Lawns nil new patterns
Persian olloots inwns unit aru wo in louay
I Be per yard clearance price
per yard
7 3-4c
lied Seal llookfold Cilngham nil wanted pnt-
tiTMN worth 12 l-2c ' ' clearance lfr
price per yard ivflL
Hll.KB FOK LKSS-A big lot of Sllksriinnlng
from I to 10 yards to thu piece to clean them
nti while they aru much wanted wo will null
all flUo (Hie and "So values in wash silks o "
and taiTotas fancy mixtures and colors Oil
Ono lot Fancy Plaids browns greys and tliu
more brilliant colors regular (i'.lc "5c A Q
and Mo values clearance prico will bo J C
Hubert's Ilrocaded SilksThis extra lino lino
of silks lias no superiors anywhere In (
tho silk markets reg. Sl.'ijvul. will bo 4 VL
Millinery Specials
To clean up in tliU soctioivwo linvo placed homo extra tino street and dress lints
into two lots they are all the very nicest of their class we have shown this section
Hats up to Sfl.OQ
will bo
$1.98
lints up to tft.M
will bo
$1.49
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Women's Misses' Children's Oxfords and Slippers
Dependable Footwear is hard to llnd-wo
handle this kind. Our stock is largo enough
to supply all. Any stylo you select you will
llud that wo can lit you In it.
S2.f0 Patent Colt Walking Shooi mat kid top
high Cuban heel both swing and straight
lasts all sizes and widths clear-
ance prico
$1.98
$2.00 Walking and Dress Shoes both patent
and glazed kid medium and Cuban heels
shoes that are special values at tho (Tl AO
regular price all sizes and widths JJl.VJ J
Misses Patent Colt glazed kid and Tan Ox-
fords and Slippers at U.ltl II. 'JA j
Itrnken Hues aro placed on a table and
specially priced at 75o and $100 each. This
will truly bo your opportunity to buy shoes
cheap.
Men's Shirts. Extra Special
(10 dozen Madras nnd l'ureale Shirts all now
patterns fast colors a splendid froe Oft
and 75c value clearance price wl.l bo O L
25 dozen Men's Fancy Hose Desirable pat-
terns regular 25o and 33c values wo 1Qr
will sell at per pair . . . v.
Ardmore' s
Largest
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STATE ENDS ITS EVIDENC
N TRIAL OF IIAYWG
lly Associated Press.
ItolM'. Iil.dio. June .'I . Wli.it is e
ulleil to be the last of tllicrt c
lib tire to be produeeil hy tile state
.1 .utit HanH)il will be K'i:upli'il with
cMlince lllliim In tho naps left open
'xtati-c of the nbtonce of wltneup.
IT lloCIIMentH
I ie ili f. ne will movo that tho
ihirne ataiiiBt Haywood lie illnileil
' i.iiim' the statu lia failed to ihow
.ni eoiiiierllon with llawooil and the
t nun's related by Orchard.
If the artlon to dismiss Is denied
.! will ootnimiuci' Its Inning
M. ncl.n.
The state thin moriilnK iluuh It
'.i-: tiii.ler of evidence nunltutt Hay-
Hi lllll
'I lie di'feiiso whl this nfliTaooii oak
I"- .111 ii:''nirteil verdict lr tho prt-
mi' 1 en two Important iilwcs of trt
inn ii) offi red this ni'Tiilnn.
I1.1111I nrilliiR ox " 11 lestlfied the
riHim nf wallers 011 limln lele-
1 mis nt 1 rmn l'eiiii.1 's sioi" in
.' in'i- iii the iiainih of '! WKln"
. 1 1' Join " to "II '11 en Iii San
I 1 ii" ' ' " 1!' In li II e s. Illli'
lianil thit 111111 I'l III 'ani'i letter
In Jniin I. Si 11. s .1111 Jim S. 11 horn
eoliiiid .1 I' 1 s il.'iilei 1 if D'Ihit
Oielniid li.nl leslltlid of file sale o
a teitui 10 Hnxwood he said the mil
fit n needed tu net about while In
their work In connertlon with their
varrnis undertaklnHs.
horii said Orchard came to him
nnd wllh hi in hp drove to l'ettltxina's
plare of liilslness. I'ellllvone eatne out
ami Innilher they i!roe to a place lie
deariibetl as the lis'iillnn :l hcadminrt
iy of the Western I'Vdeiatlou of Mln
era. Orrhmd went It. to the building
nnd soon returned with I'lioth-i- man
who uni into the buggy and drove tiff
with I'eltllmne. Seahor-i said be
would know this other man and ask-
ed to look around nnd see if he cmlil
see him In the court roam. The negro
looked nvt r the deft 111 side and
imlntnl 11 (Inner at HayuiAid. 'Ves.
sir Hill's !'ie limn Id- kiiIO. Then-
was 11 pause and silence uas lirekei
III I In 11 s I- ;. : I . sii'ill.i.is
It as Ihe III si 1ill.1l i iililieetliMI Of
1 tu v w 1 ii v.i: hi 1
Hurrah for Commoner Dryanl
Ardmortilto Hi-eclsl.
Sulphur. I. T. June 21. Ne.irlj e
. 1 .... I in Slllplllu Hid for seines of
miles arniiiid illHit this ruuiiiis ii-siirt
a.e nerlin; ready to rceelfe see ami
In .ii the Krenl coninioni the worlu
faiiniiis W. J. Ilran on next Wednes
(I. . June in. Sol only the ilemis'iiils
hut also nearl) every reiiilillran of
Ihls nxreedlliRli romantic eoiiuty will
try to see and hear the gnat orator.
Tcnneasec Mm the Winner
lly Af-iillateit 1-re.is.
Otilcagn 111. June II. The great
American handicap In the shisitlng
tonrnninent waa won tislay by J. K.
lllanliH of Treteranl Tonn. who
scored seventeen out of n iioaatbhi
twenty lu tho ahiwit off. Three men
lied jostentay. ench aeorlug nlnuty-
sin (tut of one liutiilr.nl.
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nilneral sprlnss. Ho la havlnt; a foot Bycamoro and other waterfalls larg
brlilRt- ronstructcd uvcr tho creek t tr ari(l '""f0 beautiful
Jun a few rods below .He Junction of A o( bran a JWB uatl g )pt
1 tcr than a young brain In an old head
ALL OFF FOR MONTE NE ST. AGNES COMMENCEMENT
A Large Delegation of Ardinore's Best
Citizens Will Leave for the Oz-
arks Sunday Morn.
Inrj.
JuilKlni; from tho mplc of conversa-
tion on the street In this city a gen-
eial hcKlra of (lie lending eitUena and
liilslness men will take place Sunday
11101 nliiK when the Frisco train pulia
out of the station to Monte Ne Ark.
The occasion Is tho spelling of tlie
OUIalioma row lu thu new resort that
Is being Kept uy Coin Harvey.
One day during the week's stay Is
set apart as Antmure day and the
Suinn it City will bo well represented
on the occasion.. On the evoulng of
Ardmore day a dance will be given In
lioiAir of the isltors fiom this city.
Monte Ne Is lu the heart of the Oz-
arks and u liner rosort cannot be
found in the bouthwest.
Back Home Again.
Tho Ardmore dulegation to the
State Kpworth I.c-ague meeting held
nt Sulphur during tho week returned
today at noon after having spent sev
eral ilajB In tho Ceyser City. All tho
delegatus report having had a most
enjoyable time and speak lu the high
est terms of the hospitality shown
them while In Sulphur.
Elks Dance Postponed.
On account of the Inclement weath
er the regular weekly dance hy the
KIliB has been postponed and will not
bo held this evening. It la probable
that the dance will bo made an cxtm
slve affair at the next regular Imp
night and will be something out of
the ordinary.
Will De Held Tonight at Robison Op-
era House Pupils Will Put on a
Play All Are Invited
to Attend.
The annual commencement oxtr-
clse of St. Agnes' Catholic CVinvent
will he rendered at the Itobltison op-
era house this evenli.g beginning at
8: SO o'clock.
Tho program has been can fully lire-
pared to show to a better degree the
advancement the pupils In that selutol
have made during tho scholastic jenr
which Is drawing to a close. The flint
pint of the program consrstH of
drama In four acta. Many of tho
more talented and older pupils of the
Convent compojo tNo enst which will
render this part of the program.
following this other entertaining
features will bo given.
During the year Just passed St
Agnes has grown wonderfully and tho
school Is In a good healthy condition
Th. lather iind the S j if the con-
vent together with the pupils extend
a hearty welcome to all who will at-
tend and witness tho evening's entertainment.
.Mrs. Kills Wilkes nnd Mrs. C0M1
hae returned to their homes In Mays-vllle.
Park Supt. Green Busy.
Ardmorclto Special.
Sulphur I T June 21Mr Oree-i
superintendent of Piatt .N'atltinil Vark Sulphur and Park necks he Is hav
Is a very busy man. He Is doing nil lug the weeds cut lu tho spacious
In his power making needed Improve- lint close to tho pavllllon Springs and Ira Coffee of Ilrock Is spending a
nionts around tho most patronized he Is taking steps towards making few days In tho city on business.
A Texan's Opinion of Ardmore.
John S. Itadford of Houston Texas
a relative of Cnpt. J. 11. I'ulllam Is
visiting the family of the Captain. Mr.
Kadford Is the (ieueral Manager of
the Oriental Textile Mills of lions-
ton. After being shown over the In-
dian Territory metropolis Mr. Itad-
ford says he has changed his opinion
f the niwn. "It Is so much larger
and more progressive than we pcopic
out of the state would think that
when the size of the town Is known
It Is surprising. Aulmoie In my oplu
Ion will make one it the best cities
In this seetk.il of the Hiuthwest.''
continued Mr. Itniilord. ' Tim town Is
very ndvanlageoiihly located and Is
to ho a leading commercial point."
I have some very desir-
a b 1 e residence property
nicely located which I will
sell on reasonale terms.
Ifyouwanta home it will
pay you to see me at once.
Also some land near town.
Phone 89 or 702.
CHAS. E. FRALEY
WORK FOR HANGMAN.
A Dozen Criminals Form a Necktie
Patty in Misioi.-I.
irdmnrclto flpecl.il.
til. 1.. u. a -M.i.. June 21. Unless
(overnor IXilk Intervenes to aave
l.e'r iiw H i"i cc'i il 'Xi ii nun will
In- hai'K'd tr M'ssoiirl during the
e ..I...K '..!.. Tv.ii oi Ilie.U' i.u.. ui
un confined In a madhouse anil this
will probalily operate to save their
lives Hume of the others may be
given a respite of thirty days In ac-
cordance with thu usual custom In
this state
One of the sinister uoveltlea of the
criminal history if the stale will lie
the triple execution of tho iiinvlcta
llyau Ituymon and Vaughn who sill-
ed two prison oflleera November 21
I'.MiFi in u sensational tttempt to es
cape Horn the penitentiary at Jefferson
City. After three trials and numerous
delnys the verdict of ilimth has been
confirmed by the state supreme court
nnd tho hanging sot for nuxt Thursday.
Among others now under sentence
of death are the following:
John Brooks mid Amuleck Drunks
brothers will In hung next Thursday
unless executive clemency Intervenes.
Convicted of Killing John Clemmonds
lu Iron cou.tty nnd were originally
sentenced I'.i bo banged Aprl IS but
were respited.
Tom Clay a negro who killed a
neighboring Pemiscot county farmer
as tho rosult'ot a quarrel about some
hogs.
William Spaugh Jr. sentenced to
hang next Thursday for killing Sher-
iff I1' 'k of Iron county after a long
legn. 'ie which was carried to Hie
United States stipremu court.
John King a St. Louis negro whoso
sentence has been affirmed by the
supreme court and tho date of execu-
tion set for next Thursday.
Martin I'aulsgrove who stayed Ids
sweetheart In Andrew county and. was
convicted of murder lu tho first de-
gree but who was recently declared
Insane and Is now in the St. Joseph
asylum
John M. Crane a Kansas City wife
muriU'ier also respited because of
Insanity and now confined lu an asylum.
WOULD PAVE
WASHINGTON
C03T ESTIMATED AT TWENTY-
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
USING NATIVE ASPHALT
Street Will De Laid Off as An Im-
provement District and Consent
of All Property Holders .
Obtained.
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tr the nrasfliit nlanx of the ri KlentH I
and properly owners of North Wash-'
liiglnu street are carried out that
street will lie mved wuli a phalt from
liroadway to Ttntli aveinn
Some twenty pn ieit iwnti.i of
North Washington . me i.' Oh niri..t
beautiful realdeijt stivit i.f Mie cPy
at a meeting held pn- ul.v .if' rn.icin
dcclci d to make an ffoi i i.in that
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Senator Bakcr Dying.
Ieavenworth Kas Juno 21. The
condition of former Senator llakor
took a change for tho worso this
morning Ho Is barely alive.
For Saturday's
Buying
Wo offer you tho choicest
Beef PorK Veal Mutton
Dressed Chickens Home
Cured Rreukfast Bacon
Home Cured Hams Dill
Pickets.
OUR SPECIALTY
Homo rendered lard as
clear clean and wholesome
us was ever put up on tlio
farm.
Cold Storage Market
DROPS DEAD
Steamer Burns Lives Lost
fly Associated l-e3.
St. John N. 11 Juno 21. Tho
steamer Crystal Stream b irnod to the
water's edge In Washhademoak I -alio
last night. Three members of the
crew were burned to death.
French Troops Desert Arms.
By Assorluted Press
Paris France Juno 21 A battalion
nf Infantry stationed at Agile has
deserted Its arms and ammunition
and joined tho Insurgent wlno grow-
ers at Ilczlcro.
Woodmen Circle.
Tho regular meutlug tot tho WooJ.
men Circle will be held Frlduy nlgnt
All mombors of tho drl'l team aro re
quested tu bo present.
MHS. ASHi:it Guardian.
MUS. MASON Clerk.
20 St
See or Write Us for City and Farm
Loans. Drew & Ramsey 111 North
i Vashlngton Ardmore I. T.
Prof. W. J. Slms Superlntendent of
Schools at Cam'ron Drops Dead
While Waiting for a Train at
Texarkana Educator.
Texarkann Ark. Juno 20. A well
dressed stranger a very flno looking;
nmn aged about 10 fell dead at tho
r n.oii Station whlln waiting for a
fain at 3:30 o'clock tins afternoon.
Ho had been walking back and forth
on the platfor tufor several minutes
win ii he suddenly sale- bne.. to thn
floor. Ho w-bb unconscious when pick-
e '.p r tnlnuto later .1 i' wi f.end In
less than five minutes after falling.
Cltv Phsclan Kosininsky arrived
Just before ho breathed bis last and
after examining tho body gave heart
failure as the cause of death. Papers
on the deceased and marks on tho
clothing showed him to bo W. J. Sims
superintendent of publlo schools at
Cameron. Texas. In his pocket . wait
also a through ticket to Buffalo N
V. Other papers found showed him to
ho a member of the Knights of Pythias.
Telegrams woro sent to his family
nnd to tho nights of Pythias lodge nt
Cameron.
Tho coroner viewed tho body but
announced that an Impiest was uu
necessary
street provided thev r
asKlfltcliro i-f th i id
proierty owners on Wa-lnr
The pinna adopted at '
were to present uu en dHi.it'1
cltv council ashliiK Ui.it Hi
be laid off ua an Improvtm n' dis-
trict this urdluittirii to le 'ai'i.dl up
by n waiver with the Kl n.duri of ev-
ery prperty owner on the i. reit ask-
ing Hint tho council create such a ills-
trlet of tho street.
A committee conslstlnr of T N.
Coleman Job.. Putts. John Fa icy D.
U. Allen and Dr. It. A Alvls all pron-
erty owners on that street was np-
pointed to circulate such a petition to
secure tho signature and waivers of
all the property owners of tho street.
The waivers aro to bo drawn up by
Mayor 11. W. Dick who will assist in
the movement. As sunn ns tho peti-
tion nnd waivers are prepared tho pe
tition will be circulated
From present Indications all prop-
riv (iiL'tii't-u fin WfiHliltiiMon are Heart-
lly In favor of paving tho street nnd
the committal Is cuillldcnt that they
can sccuro tho slgnaturo of every
man who owns property on Washington.
Under tho Curtis net styled nn net
for tho final settlement of tho nffalrs
of the live civilized tribes thu slgna-
tain ImpHivement district Is neces
sary before at. 'i paving work can
A crudo estimate of t.io cost ol
paving tho street has been mado nnd
It Is osUmnted that the cost will
reach nimethlng llko 9 per front foot
provided tho street rallwnv cumpan
agree-s to pay for pavemnit abutting
their tracks. At this estimate tho cost
of paving will bo $l.r0 per front fool
for each property owner on ench sldt
of tho street tir something llko f2100i
to pave tho street from Ilroadway tc
8th avenue.
II in inu llllt'imuil iiiiviuvi-i iu
the street as far north as Ninth anc
IKisslbly to Tenth or Klovcnth avonuei
If tho necessary signatures of th
ptMporty owners can Ij secured
The comtnltteu will bo at work wltl
tho petition within a few days and th
prospects aru very encouraging tha1
tho street will bo paved.
Grave Digger Finds Gold.
Sdney N. S. W. June 21 An ne
cldentaj discovery Dy a grave dlggei
tins started a gold rush to Gallarat
Wlilln digging a grave In tho come
tery there the workman struck a veil
of gtihl nineteen Inches thick Pros
pectors have already pegged man
claims around the cemetery
First Bale of Cotton.
Houston Tox.. Juno 20 Tho firs
halo of cotton of the crop of 11)07-0:
will bo sold on the Hour of the llout
ton Cotton Hxchange nnd Hoard o
Trade on Friday. June 21 at It a tr
The bale was shipped from Hun 11
dalgo county Tex . to William L
Clovelaud & Sons This bate is muc
earlier than last year and It will b
Borne time before tho season gets tic
der way. Straggling bales aro o
pected from now on.
uaiu u vi nun nun jviai biiii'J'vm iiui
Mercedes Tox. yesterday on the lln
of the SL Loulu Ilrovvnsvlllo an'
Moxlco Hallway t0 William D. Clov
laud & Sons Houston.
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