Ardtnore. Thursday M-Vch 12 19C3
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
PAGE
A GRAND COLLECTION
of beautiful trifts in jewelry silverware out tdass wutclns
cl itm line n brack etc. Quality is the jrreut leverage in
every lionet comparison ami we always get the credit of
beinjr the lov"!t )ricod Imiise in our line. 'Phe prices are
irresistible in fact Miv spell economy in its truest form
Call and see for yourself.
Jewelry
Watch Kepuirin:
What a pity to miss tho pleasure ot
nil Kdltoii phonograph In your hitno
Just became the whne rrlca isn't
lmndy for you todny. You con buy
tills kind of Instrument on easy
pnymonla that wilt never worry or
etubniraw you.
Come and co t:s about It today.
Wo keep all tho records.
LuKe's Music
Store
Ardtnore
Okhi.
Progressive
-Ardmore-
Is displayed in its number
of blocks of (Vment
Sidewalks.
ARE YOU IN LINE ?
If not see Marston
about a
Cement Sidewalk
Curb Gutter Ktc.
Tho saving in cost for tho
very best of worlc will
inako you one of his many
satisfied customers.
Cluaruntce All Work.
Concrete Contractor
I hone ILTi.
WANTED
PEOPLE TO HAVE US PIPE
THEIR HOUSES FOH GAS AND
PAY FOR THE SAME IN FOUR
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS.
HOLMAN 6- BEST
About tho time a girl's father
stops giving her dolls bo begins
to give her dollars.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Daxatlvo llromo Qulnlno Tab-
tels. Druggl.su refund money If It
falls to euro. K. W. Grove's signa-
ture Is on each box 2re
DO YOU KNOW
That we have the most competent gas fitters
in this town or any other town. They are
men who have grown up in the business and
know every phase of the gas fitting business.
We have a line of stores throughout the
Southwest and carry the best stock of gas
equipmencs and we make a specialty of in-
stalling gas in homes. We know how. Our
work is done under an absolute guarantee.
Phone 6o for a quick estimate.
Ardmore Supply Co.
THAT JJRIOHT SPOT
Optical (loot'
Correspondence) School Exhibit.
Tho 1iitiTimttoii.il Corespondent-!
School of Scrantnn l'a.. has on exhl-
liltlon In the hhow window of tho
Hoffman Drug Co. books nnd works
of the students of that Institution.
Thescliol glveg a poor man an op-
portunlty to perfect himself. In any
of (he lendljg lines of bufc'ness and
professions at a Htnnll cot mid at
the mitto time while ho U making
a l.vlng.
'i In ex'ilblt 1b In chargo ol P. W.
Hon division iM-.cerlmendent with
l.rtNKuarters nt I at Worth mM-t
c by Jihn Dra' representative in
tMi territory.
DoWltt's LHtle Hurty Kisers
small safe sure Uttlo liver pllts.
Sold ! V. 11 Pratnc.
PERSONALS
Prank Schally wan In tho city
today from Oi r. He reports every
thing flourishing In his part ot thu
country.
Dr. .1. .1. Clark oflvlllburn is la
tho city transacting business. Dr.
("lark lias boen a reader of tho
Daily Ardtuoiolto for tho past five
years and says this paper Is regard-
ed as ono of tho host statu papers.
Nathan Sass of Marlotta Is In the
city visiting with his brother Mor-
ris Suss of tho Wonder Store
Al Mossbnchor of San Angelo
Tex. Is In tho city on a visit to
relatives.
Jay t'obb traveling passens1"-
agent of the Prlsco Is herc today
from Shornmn Toxas on butlnen.
Alva ltoff a prominent cattleman
of this city left yesterday afternoon
to attend tho stock show at Port
Worth.
I.ee Cruco roturnod yesterday af-
ternoon from a business trip to Gu-
thrie. J. J. Sparks nnd wife ot Sulphur
are lu Ardmore on business.
11 It. Thomas Is In Oklah' . City
on business.
Porrest Johnson ot Durant Is a
business visitor lu the city today.
Kodnl is the best known remedy
for all disorders of tho stomach mich
as dyspepsia heart burn sour stom-
ach and belching ot gaB. Sold hero
by W. I! .Pni.no.
civo
The Aidinorelte orred yesterday In
stating that Mr. I. It. Hest was 111
as It should havo rend Mrs. I. 11.
IlenL
Mr. John Ultha or Vlnlng la. says:
"I have been selling DeWltt's Kid-
ney and llladder ptl's for about a
vai and they givj belter sfatlsfnc-
Hon that any pill I ever sold. I
have uned them myself win flue re-
sults." Sold bv W. l. Pramo.
Police Court News.
Ono drunk was made to cough
up the sum of ten dollars lu police
court this morning by Judge Gait.
An Exclusive Tailoring Business
W. 11. Uyrd Is preparing to open an
oxcluslvo tailoring Etore two doors
east ot the Ardtnoro National bank
on Wost Main street. Ho Is doing
this for tho reason that ho can much
bettor sorvo his trado when In the
tailoring business exclusively. Mr.
Uyrd has been In Ardmoro for tho
past nine years ho has worked up a
splendid patronago In Ardmore and
surrounding towns and will do a good
business nt hla now stand
1
Notiee to Members of A. O. U. W.
You are requested to be present at
'V' meeting Prlduy night Mai eh
i.:t!i. which will to held at the ollhv
of 1). It. taster the Noble bulldin-:
A'l members of A. 0. tT. W. who
hold membership In other lodges are
invited to attend. 12
Raids Last Night.
Tin- sheriff and hi force were
l u- l.i-1 night for a short time vis-
inim sev.ral suspicious pieces. The
o-Miit of the vWlts was the muting
of a few IxHtlea of boer and mime
gambling paraphernalia all of which
was taken In charge of by the olflcor.
Local Cotton Market.
The receipts of the local cotton
market continue light with but few
bales coming In. The market ranged (
In price today from 7 to 11 oenK j
with grades ranging from stained to
middling. The market has a down
ward tendency.
SUFFERING BLOOD POISON.
While Working .Over Patient Sur-
geons Sustain Cuts
talilgh Okla. March 11. Several
da.vs ago A. T. tang a shale eon-
tractor hnd tho misfortune of hav-
ing his jaw broken In two different
places the incident occurring while
ho was superintending londfng hale
for ballasting the streetn of tahlyth.
He was taken to the office of Dr.
Mtt ham. a local dentist and oper-
ated on by Drs. Wallace and Gard-
ner. Dr. Mltcham doing tho drill-
ing. Wbllo drilling through the Jaw
bone. Dr. Mltehani accidentally let j
tho drill iKire Into his finger.
While sewing up fomo of tho cuts
Dr. Gardner accidentally let the nee
dle prick his finger.
Since then boh Dr. Mltehani and
Dr. Gardner have been very til from
blood poisoning. They nro both now
out of danger but had a very nar
row escape.
IN COUNTY COURT
NUMBER OF PLEAS OF GUILTY
RECEIVED AND SENTENCES
PASSED TODAY.
The county court Is busy grinding
away and lelUvlng the heavy dock
et that was lmimsed upon It by the
lato grand Jury anil t-evorat cases
woro disposed of yesterday after
noon and this morning.
Among the first acts of tho court
this morning was the sentencing ot
I os Steen who was convicted
ot conveying ..nlskoy from one
point In this state to another. The i
court assessed a fine of $5u and for
tho defendant to romain In Jail for
a period of thirty days or work
upon the public highways ot tho
county under tho drectlon ot the
county commissioners for a llkv
term.
Abo Knloe gambling plen ot gull-
tv entored and tho dofendant fined
$2.1 and costs. Pine and costs woro
paid.
Tho case against John A. Palmer
charge with permitting gaming ta
ble dsmssod nt defendant's cost
and iho defendant given until April
1 to pay same. Tho ensu was tried
before a Jury and resulted In a mis-
trial tho Jury having stood six for
acquittal and six for conviction.
John Kills outered a plea of guil-
ty for carrying a concealed weapon
and was fned $2.1 and costs.
Hob Griffey chnrgod with soiling
Intoxlmtlng liquors was dismissed
by agreement of the county attor-
ney and tho defendant made to pay
tho costs.
Hob Griffey charged with assault
and battery ontored a plea of guil-
ty and assessed a flno of $15 and
costs.
Henry Tlppon receiving stolon
irnoils. nleaded gulty nnd fined ten
dollars and tho costs and to remain
In Jail tfilrty ays.
Tom Harris vagrancy defendant
pleaded guilty and fined $15 and
costs.
Jeff Davis vagrancy. defendant
Pleaded guilty and fined $15 and
cots.
Jeff Davis nnd Tom TTarrs. charg-
ed with gamhllng dismissed at cost
of defendants.
Chnrllo Heed vagrancy pleaded
guilty and "defendant fined $20 and
costs.
Chnrllo Jordan polling liquor dis-
missed by tho county attorney on
account of tho defendant having
been sentenced for folony In tho
district court.
Tnnnls Clay charged with carrying
a pistol defendant pleadod not guil-
ty and called for a trial by a Jury.
After hearing tho caso a verdict
of not guilty rosultod.
Uf Pickens. Felling vthlaky dlu-mlF-ed
by the county attorney.
"Mra AVlrgs rf the Cabbage Patch"
V. M O A benefit Monday nlshf.
March 1C.
OKLAHOMA'S
DELEGATION
IN DOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS
IS MAKING GOOD.
CKAS. CARTER MAKING GOOD
Of the Lower House in Drain and
Ability Our Senators Show up
Well Remeva I of Rostris-
tlons Very Doubtful
Oklahoma's representatives are
making good in the halls of congress
and are making a name for them-
selves and for the state our repre-
sentatives are generally considered
as brainy men and hold their own
with any. Charlie Carter and 11. 1.
Owen stand In the front rank with
the brains at the Pnlted States the
one In tho house and tho other In
tho senate.
The Clapp bill which was Introduc-
ed so as to give court claimants elt
Ixens an opportunity to have tludr
cltroushlp passed upon stands a
good chance of being passed.
Tho removal of restrictions on the
alienation of Indian lands will rud-
ly come about this term.
W. H. Ulonkmore of the law llrm
of Cruce Cruco A Illenkmore has
Just returned from a business .rip
to Washington where the Arm had
cases before the I'nlted 8 tales courts
of the District of Columbia nnd .No
in the Interest of a number of co.irt
claimants.
Whilo In Washington Mr. Bleak-
more had a good opportunity to re-
serve what was doing and the lei
presslon made by our representa-
tives. This morning ho was aske-i
to give his views which are as fol-
lows: "The Oklahoma delegation In con-
gress is regnrded as able as any del-
egation from any other state in the
union. Chnrlle Carter has made good
with a vengeance In every way and
especially on the lloor of tho house
has ho shown himself to be an able
man. Carter boar the respect and
good will of members ot the house
on both sides and with tho excep-
tion possibly of It. I. Owen Is re-
garded as the strongest mnn from
Oklahoinn. Chnrllo has devoted a
great deal of his tlmo since his stay
In Washington toward securing legis
lation to secure tho removal of re-
strictions and seems to be sanguine
In tho mntier ot tho success of the
undertaking.
"The speech of Mr. Owen was re-
garded as tho ablest argument made
against the Aldrlch bill nnd was well
received. Mr. Owen's speech was at-
tentively listened to by tho members
of tho senate on both sides and the
eastern newspapers commented on It
very favorably. On nceount ol
Owen's long acqualntanco with nion
In tho sennte and tho nuinbor ol
years spoilt In Washington In behalt
of the Indians his enrly appearance
in the nrena was not regarded as a
serious violation of tho old tradition
that a now member should not ho
heard.
"Mr. Gore our blind senntor 'j
causo of his ability and oratorical
powers Is being lionized and altlioir; i
Goro has not made a speech on in-
door the addrosscs that ho hns be u
delivering in tho oast havo given him
a roputatlon that is becoming world-
wide and when he mnkos his maiden
appearanco ho will add to his repu-
tation as a debater.
"Tho wholo Oklahoma delegation
Is giving Its time to securo tho pas-
sago of an act to havo restrictions
removed but personally I regard the
passage of legislation for the removal
of restrictions extremely doubt ful.
Tho reason for the oposltlon to the
removal of restrict ins Is that a gnat
NEW ELECTRIC THEATRE
tainted between opora houso and
court house.
Now pictures new music now
songs new and host equipments.
Houso perfoctly vontilated.
Automatic machine used that Is
absouto guaranteo against tiro.
PROGRAM.
. Mr. Gay and Mrs.
2. Out for a Walk.
Ii. The Wood Chopper's DvigHe
4 Illustrated Song -Tho Girl The
Threw Me Down.
We take e-tpecial enro of children
ADMISSION 10c.
Ik Odeon
I tunny congressmen believe that
remove the restrictions at thl time
would be detrimental to the ln in
..Hid In violation of .mreeuu on m.i i.
with them. The bill as intrude . !
w.i the measure agreed upon K i i
'I'ireiary of the Interior am! th. n
'. thorn. i delegation but th nV
o;iies from the north and e.i t
h do not lltlder.--t.iiHl the
i omlltlon."
j "Well what about the ;i;; In'.'
"The Clapp bill which . v. ml the
act of 1001. nuthorlzlnu the idi ii
Indian to bring all action n tie' 1
. court who claims tm- mht i
me- lei ship In the Indian tn'
lirt of the property of the tube
to claimants In the etmrt iw m i
Chickasaw nations will he pios.ii.u
ported by the Indian commn t-. .i i'i
house favorably within the m t
days.
"Bhould ihls act lie pa--ei. ir '!
Involve the rights of from el'it
eleven thousand people In the "i
taw and Chlrkasnw nation- wine
rights were denied them h th- la
citizenship court."
The ArdmoriHte bin two or tine
huudred maps of the state f m u
noma which w.ll be given aw.iv ai
solittely free. They will not las'
but k few days. Come now if ou
want ono. If you want to order in
mail send 10c to cover postage.
John H. Morgan Camp.
John H. Morgan camp N'o 107 V
C. V. will meet at the Ity hill
KiimTay aiTornoon at .1 o'clock (' ipt
Price of Nebraska will bo guest i f
tho camp on this occasion. Officer
for the ensuing year will be el-'cel
and delegates chosen to ntMid th"
annual reunion nt lllrmlm(ham. A'l
viternns are urged to attend and a
special Invitation Is et tided to
the Sons and Daughters to m ot
with us. D. M. lttTMPll
Command m
Best Hcaler In the World.
Itev. P. Starhlrd of Hast ltayniond.
Maine says: "I have used lluckluu's
Arnica Salve for several years on my
old army wound and other olistlnate
roios and find It the best healer In
the world. 1 use It too with grout suc
cess in my veterinary business."
Price 2dC at W. H. Pramo a drug
store.
News nt the BIq Stores.
Mrs. A. II. I.ovlne who has pur-
chased the stock of goods former'y
o vnid by the llaltltuore Mercantile
Co. has gone to the market to pur-
chase her stock of spring and summer
goods.
I. II. Wlnstock who has been bore
some time disposing nt tho Ilnltlmore
Mercantile Co's. stock of goods has
returned to his homo in Now York.
O. D. Dennes ono of Ardmoro's
popular merchants Is lu tho markoU
buying goods for the spring trade.
C. It. Iluchannn. mannger of Mad-
den's store lu this city has returned
from the markets whoro -he spent
several weeks with tho Madden com-
bination buyers. They visited all the
largo mnrkets and the goods for the
Ardtnore store are arriving now nnd
are being displayed. Mr. Huchauan
is pleased with the prevailing weaves
and stylos and says that ho bought
with a view of handling a hoavy
spring business.
"Mm. Wlggsof tho cabbago Patch."
Y. M. C. A. benefit. Monday night
March 10.
Subscribe for the Ardnioreite.
Furniture News
I have one hundred and fifty bed room sets and odd dressers to close
out at exceedingly low prices. One lot of single couches to close out
at very low prices $5.00 to $ 10.00 each. My stock of matting is here
and will be sold at low prices. A little money goes a long way at my
store.
PHONE 17;
Yc want $200000 worth of farm loans and can pay out the
money the clay papers are signed. If you want a loan come to
see us. You ret your money quicker cheaper and on better
terms. You get what you borrow when ou want it.
BURWELL & DEXTER
BANKERS NATIONAL BANK
J X
shoes
Vict kil intent lip
lilu hravy m1 Cu-
ll in hi-fi. f'rieo $2.
Npei inl this w i e k
mily $1 o't
LYNN
r hi: siio m m a iN
'11 . Ill I. I- l.f (Ult.l Mil IS
..BURN GAS.
Have us do jour g.is work and furnish )our gas
stoves. We can fill jour orders at once. There is
no strike at our shop we work onlj' union men which
insures good work ytid safe work.
Practical 'I tuners and Plumbers. South Washington S
DAIMICD nCTQ QClTM VFADQ
I mm lii uuio ulilii i inuu
FOR KILLING IRA JOHNS MAY
APPEAL THE CASE SAME
FOR VAN MASON.
Dan Painter tho slayer of Ira
Johns in tho Caddo rooming hnUbo
on tho night of Jan". 27 was sentenc-
ed late yesterday afternoon by
Judge Russell to servo in tho peni-
tentiary In l-'inslng Kansas for a
period ot seven yours tho motion
for a new trial having been over-
ruled by Judge Russell.
Van Mason tho negio boy who
shot I.aPayelto Yates lust April
near the Ice factory also received
the vame senteme.
iTho ntti-invV fr ' ul Painter
may in all probability appoal tho
caso to the supremo court In nn
endeavor to secure a reversal and
a new trial.
Judge HusKoll lu passing Font-
euco on the prisoner who Is a man
fi.l years of ago delivered qulto a
lengthy lecture on tho question ot
Iawbssnt-SM nnd the actions of the
prisoner on r.hu night of tho killing
in his too ready use of tho pistol.
Tho Judge said In part: "I bullevo
Hint your too great roadliutss to
resort to the pistol has brought
about this murder on your ixirt. ns
It brings It about on all of thotn.
The pistol Is the first thought with
those who do tho killing I will kill
1 will shoot. Now this boy's life
that you took was Just n loar t0
'Jhlni as yours Is to you. And I be
lieve that It was JiiBt as easy for
you to have avoided this killing as
it Is for you to avoid falling down
from where von stand there by the
A. C. Young
EY TO
BUILDING
' "f "Uour v.
....
irm noIwitCslnndinh- all f'lh
Painter f shrink from a diEcha
of the duty whlcn tho law r
upon mo I am doing my best
havo tlio legislature li t the Jury
the punishment. I don't want
have to do Hint yet as I havo ll
do. thero Is not a bit of putty
my backbone I am going to do
duty. Sympathy for you sytnpn
for tho dead does not enter I.
my consnieration at all And It
Mil illllV tfi MUU.iiu t'ftiir illiM
... ..... v. an j w. ( I .1
In such a way as not to mi
a mockery of the law or tho cou
the laughing stock of the country
"Whether punishment should
Inflicted In such a way as to s
killings Is not tho question becai
that will never be done but wo c
stop Just as ninny of tho kilt-rs
o inn ami conns imist leuivi Uli
people that they must resort to t
old fashioned way when moved
auger and resentmait and net to
lu such enecrness nnd hnsto to ren
for the over-ready pistol"
Danderlne
Works wonders. It produces hi
Just as surely as rain nnd sunshl
produce crops. It proda s a thl
growth of luxurlnnt hair when
other romodlea fall. Wo guarant
Danderlne. All druggists sell it 21
50c and $1.00 por bottle. To p-o
1 ! a wri itt 1 1 li la ml n ni 1 fl nrtr
VO II V't VII DVIIIi lilll) lllllt W WVvl
in stninps or sllvor and wo will mi
vim n In rirn t rm an ti nln U'nntii' '
JWl t llllfl1' 4SVV HUIUJMV. ft.UU)Tt
Danderlne Co. Chicago III. 1
Just a little Cascnsvcet Is
that Is necessary to f.' V ur ba
when It Is cross nnd peevish. Casi
sweet contains no opiates nor har
ful drugs nnd Is highly recomuund
by the mothers everywhere. Sold
W. Ii. Prnmo.
LOAN
ARDMORE OKLAHOMA