THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore Sunday May 24 1908.
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The Daily Ardmoreite
If TtiE A80MOEL1TE PUBLISHING C0MPA5IV.
SIDNEY 8UQQ8 President.
. I. IIYHNK . - Vlce-Prnldent
II Ti NI8BKTT HecrcUry-Trriiiurer
Dlrectors-Hlilnpjr Hhck.-. I-"' truce V. V.
Whlttlligton. V. I lljrrne H. T. Illedsoe. It.
W.Dick. J. V. Knulry.
Entrred nt tho I'ostofflce at Ardiuvro
as Second Class Mnttor.
Official Paper for Carter County
If it ia in thu Ardinoroito
it is IokiiI.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The DJIy Ardmoreltt
Ono Week 16
Ono Month GO
One Ycnr IE 00
The Weekly Ardmorelte.
For Yonr y Malt H 00
Biz Months CO
Three Mnths 26
Phones.
DutlneHH Manager's Ulllco 118
t Ity iLdltor'H Olllcu C
nK Distance 63S
Ardmore Sunday May 24 1008.
v PICK-UPS HERE AND THERE.
4- 4
JlldgO Stllwoll II. RUSSell 111111011110-
t'il yesterday tlmt In- would liiind down
IiIh decree Tuesday In tliii case of the
state of Oklahoma vs. the (ulf Colo-
rado and riau la Fo railroad ot nl
cane. TIiIh was thu Injunction caso
argued Wednesday wherein tho Htatu
endeulvored to unjoin tho common
carriers of tho Mate from hauling
whisky Into thin section of tho Htatu.
Tho Ardmoro llrlck and Tllo com-
pany a eorporulnu recently organized
with .1. II. SpragliiB as president ha
ordered $8000 worth of inauhluury
for the plant and expect to have thu
plant In operation within tho next
thirty or Hlxty days.
The members of the police forco
and Cnpt. Chorn of the Salvation
Army raised a fund Hiilllclent eater-
day to purchase n ticket for a needy
lady to Fort Worth Tex. The lady
was (iilto old and wna put off ot the
train here for the lack of Hindu to
take her further on her Journey.
.1. S. Cadel waH apilonted a. sperHI
rouniy juuge yesterday to Hear sev-
eral matters on the probate Bide of
the county court. Judge Mason the
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The Ardmore FoiiEdry Bridge
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Jncoh Cooper through his atlornej.
Ony It. Slglor. has llli'd Hull against
Joo F. Roblon. administrator of th
estate of Julia Cooper for nn account-
ing and 1275.
One drunken female one drunk In
dlnn and two fighters donated to the
city's exchequer yesterday.
It. I.. Scott a truck grower nnr
Ardmore. wan here Thursday with
5IH w)iiikIb of oahliftge that he raitml
thlH year. He will he here thin we
with another load on the market. Ho
reports that the excessive rains have
naiiHed his patches to he (lela)eil and
In Homo Instances they will not pro-
duce as much an usual. Mr
sus tho time of your Urn arrived now
for planting peanut. ll hati not
planted his crop yet hut will plant an
soon a h the land get In inndltion t
plow.
Tho Swift Packing company have
given their manager here U. .1. Jnr-
vIk a ten dayii' vacation with all ex-
lenso paid. He will lmi here next
Friday and to St. Louis anil from
thcro to Chicago.
W. T. Hltninonii wai In the city Sat-
urday from lit truck farm near town
lie wait marketing milk and butter
and a very lino lino of dewberries.
Herman I!. Sehunknecht. assistant
Mate food commission of the Htato of
Illinois mik here the pant week from
Chicago visiting with hi friend J.
V Krueger and prospecting through
Oklahoma. He left for home yester-
day greatly enthused over Ard-
more. The rainfall yesterday nfternoon i
nmounled to over two and one-half
Inches the heaviest for this suction
in Beveral yearn.
Chickasaw Post No. fit Orand Army
of thi' Republic of the Department of
Oklahoma will observo memorial day
In a fitting manner next Sunday. The ;
liuhllc In Invited to attend tho sorv
lih'M and Join In the parade.
The school hoard transacted mat-
ters of a routine nature at tho meet-
ing held yesterday afternoon.
On account of the fact that tho bac-
calaureate Bermon Is to bo preached
this morning no services will bo held
at anv of the churches In the city din-
ing the forepart of the day. Regular
services will hu held at night.
A Living Skeleton
Ih tho final condition of any child that
has 'worms If It lives. Think of hav-
ing sotnothlng In your BtoniACh that
eats all jou take tin nouristiniqnl. Nino
tenths of tho hahlua Ikito worinn may
bo ynurH has. Ho certain that It has
not by giving It WhltoV Cream Vermi-
fuge It expels all worms and Is h
tonic for the baby. I'rlco 15 ccntt.
Sold by F. J. Ramsey. wkly
fc &t
'9s$ Ih
sensational prices on
Rubbci
regular nounty Judge
disannulled.
UiM'uunt 50 Per IVnt
Ardmore Foundry Bridge Machinery
DRUGGISTS FINISH SESSION
STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSO
SOCIATION ELEClS OFFICERS.
AT MUSKOGEE NEXT.
Sulphur Okla  May 23. The first
annual convention of tho State Phar-
maceutical Astticlatlon who closed
here Friday with many sporting
events which wero pulled off In thu
afternoon In thu National park. A
great crowd gathered Into tho park
to witness thu contests and see
tho prizes nwarded. Thu traveling
men were moru than a match for
the pill rollers In most of thu con-
testH and won the greatest num-
ber of prizes.' There wuro many
lady contestants. Mrs. I-:. 1C. Mc-
(llnnls wife of the retiring presi-
dent was awarded the prize to be
given to the most popular druggist's
wife or (laughter.
The fast game of ball played on
the second day of tho convention
botweeu tho ''IMIIrollera' and Drum-
mers was an amusement feiituee
much enjoyed by tho entlro con-
vention and the large number ot
health and pleasure  cekers nnd clt-
Ixuiih of the town who flocked tJ
the ball park to witness the event.
The rooters were loud and lusty
playing their part of the game to
the limit Tho score was a tie !!?
to 27.
Ten names were submitted to Gov-
ernor Haskell for approval as tiiem-
hers of thu examining board. A tele
gram was sent Speaker Murrnk and
tho house remonstrating against the
passage of anv di'.g bill except the
original house bill No. 131. Many
members of the n.Hsoclntloa !
much concerned about that part of
the dispensary law affecting tho
tall druggists. The association resolv-
ed to obey the dispensary ncto and
work for the repeal of that part of
the law denying retail druggists thu
right to buy their alcohol In thu
open market. There was much vig-
orous kicking by the plllrollers
against the (thousand ihilhir bond
which the dispensary law requires of
all druggists who use alcohol In
their prescrlptl rs.
11. 1). Knlsel of Checotah was
chosen president; M. Vi. Hays of
Qulntou first vice president; Claud
Powell of Stillwater second vice
president; W. II. McCutchon of Lu-
ther secretary and II. C. Cobb of
Muskogee treasurer. Muskogee was
selected as tho noxt place of meet-
ing. Many of the plllrollers and a
number of the drummers hrouuht
their wives some their families and
will remain over until after Sunday
continuing their outing In tho Na-
tional park.
John Deero cultivators and John
Deere "Go I uvils" at lllvetiB Corhti
X- Kren slay's.
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Rubber Belting lacking and Caskets and Rubber Hose. Look over
"Faultless" Square
Spiral Packing
8-S Inehtw 1 7-16 lu. iwokogog por
pound (net) nt 75c
1-S liioliei' 2 5-1C lb. pnekagos por
pound (nut) at 75c
R-S Inchon 3 3-1 lb. pnekagos por
pound (not) at 75c
3-1 Inches 5 1-10 lb. packages per
pound (net) nt 75c
SUMMER
HARDWARE
The time of year is ap-
proaching when you must
think oi providing for hot
weather comfort and lux-
uries. We invite you to
inspect our line of
Ice Cream Freezers
Quick Meal Gas Stoves
Quick Meal Gasoline
Stoves
Water Coolers
Lawn Mowers
Screen Doors
Screen Wire.
Bivens Corhn
& Frensley
COUNTY SEAT CAMPAIGN.
Kingston and Madlll Making Hot
Fight for the Prize.
Kingston Okla. May 23. (Special
The campaign for the re-locatlou
of the county sent of Marshall
county Is In full blast. Tho two con
testing towns nre Madlll and Kings-
ton nnd both nru leaving nothing
undono to further their Interests
Thu peoplo of this city aro very
hopeful of wining out In tho elec-
tion depending upon the farmer vote
of tho county.
A Careful Intruder.
I'rovenco Okla. May 23. (Special)
Somo one passing through Provence
last night took shelter In the depot
here. Instead of breaking n window
glass he scrnped off the putty with
drew the tacks and removed the
glass without breaking It. then crawl-
ed Inaldo and stayed over night sleep-
ing upon the waste paper In one cor-
ner of the room. The Rock Island-
Frisco agent took an Inventory of his
tickets and express pnekages thla
morning and reports nothing missing.
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Ardmore Oklahoma.
Monarch Tubular
Gaskets
S-S inohiw. s Jb. package.! per pound
(net) t ..60c
1-2 Inchon S 3-1 lb. packages por
pound (net) at 60c
fi-S lnclioi 10 5-S lb. packages por
pound (net) nt 00c
3-1 InchCb. 11 0-l'u lb. packages por
pound (net) nt 60c
Notice of Sale of Real Ettatt.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Willie Willis Sarah Willis and 1 1 civ
ry Lee Willis.
Notice Is hereby giver) In pursuance
of an order of the County Court of the
County of Carter State of Oklahoma
made on the 23rd day of May. l'JUS.
the undersigned guardian of the
estate of Willie Sarah and Henry Lee
Willis will sell at Ardmore to the
highest bidder subject to confirma-
tion by said court on Thursday the
ISth day of June A. D. 1008 at 2
o'clock p. m. at Ardmore all the
right title and Interest of aald Wil-
lie Sarah and Henry Ia-c Willis In
and to the following described real
estate situate In Carter County. Slate
of Oklahoma to-wlt: The S 1-2 of
N E 1-1 of N E 1-4 and K 1-2 of S W
M of N B 1-1; the S B 1-1 of N K
1 1 and N E 1-4 of X W
1-4 of S B 1-1 and X 1-2 of N
B 1-1 of S B 1-4 of Sec. 3. The
S W 1-1 of X W 1-4 of X W 14 and
S W 1 I of X W 1-1 Sec. 4 all In
Township 5 South Range 1 West.
And S W I I of S B 1-4 of X W 1-4
Sec 2 and X W 1-4 of X B 14 of X W
1-1; S B 1-1 of X B 1-1 of X W 1-4;
tho B 1-2 of S B 1-1 of X B 1-4; B
1 2 of X B I I of S W 1-1; S W 1-4 of
X B 1-4 of S W 1-4 nnd X 1-2 of S
1-2 of S W 1-1 Sec. 11 all In Town-
ship I South Rango 1 Bast.
Said real estate will be sold on tho
following terms and tmdltlons to-
wlt: To be sold for one-half cash
and the remaining one-half to bo paid
In one nnd two yenrs payments said
payments to be secured by lion on
said laud.
Illds for the purchase thereof must
be In writing and must be filed In the
County Court or delivered to the. un
dersigned at Ardmore Oklahomt.
Dated the 23rd day of May. 100S.
1. R. MASOX.
21-31-7 County Judge.
SULPHUR HAS NINE GRADUAT
City Schools There Close a Very Suc-
cessful Term.
Sulphur. Okla. May 23. (Special)
The commencement of Sulphur's
city schools was closed Friday night
with nn ad dress by J. S. Buchanan
professor of history In the statu uni-
versity at Normnn on the subject
"Kdii'lited Citizenship."
Diplomas were awarded to nine
h'gh school graduates and to twenty-
one graduates from the eighth grade
The cltv schools had 210 pupils this
year and 10 teachers. Twenty teach-
ers will be employed in the city
schools next year. Sixteen of th
present corps of teachers have been
re-elected. Tho school hoard w'li
meet May 25 to elect the rcmnlnlng
teachers required nnd a superintend-
ent of the city schools. Prof. M. C.
Kent former superintendent has ac-
cepted a position In the state normal
at Bdmnud and will leave for Ed-
mond June 1 with his family.
"I havo boon selling DoWltt's Kidney
and llladdor Pills for about a year and
thoy give better satisfaction than any
pill I over sold." Sold bv V. 13. Frame
d&w
H$ 9 9?S 9j$
Rubber Hose
3-4 Inch 3-ply gardon hose with coup-
lings per foot nt .14c
1 1-2 Inch l-ply wator works hose
pur foot at 34c
1-Inch -l-ply Btoani hose pur foot
at 45c
We carry different grades of lu-
bricating oils at very low price. Wo
will be glad to quote prices on
nppllcatlon.
PRECEDENT ESTABLISHED
BY JUDGE RUSSELL IN DECISION
OF SORRELLS VS. JONES
THAT IS IMPORTANT.
In the case of Sorrells vs. Jones
Judge Russell decided yesterday a
iti nnil Itnrmrlnnl nilOBtlntl.
One Apesahona. a Chouuiw Indian
ibv blood was Placed upon the tribal
roll by he secretary of the Interior
and ti e name ntmllypproved on the
12th day of December 1002. In Do-
ceinber. 1!04 nn allotment was made
It l.u nmie nnd tho heirs conveyed
in ins name nnu tno nc rs iuiiyijcu
the same to Frank and Charles Jones.
Thereafter In October j f 906. tho ace-
retary undertook to cancel the enroll-
ment of Apesahona and allotment
inlo In hla nnme clalmliiir that he
made in ms nnme Claiming mat ne
had died In 1S99 nnd not subsequent
o .-.t mi nr mat n ml thnremmii
rniwinn cinrrnlU in it her dniichtor
Catherine borrcns arm ner uaugnur
were permitted to select in allotment Ch. etc. Every bottio carries witn it an ato-
tho lands that had been allotted to r?1 '-n.1?
lApcsahona. Tho allotment certln-
cate had been filled out nut eign-
teen months after they-wero filled out
they wero marked "Cancelled nnd
certlfl'lttcfl wero subsequently Issued
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to Catherine Sorrells and her daugh-
ter.
Tho tnnna hit-tnf hnncht the lands
The Jones having nougni ine "anus
thus allotted from the heirs of Apcs.v i
honn In December. 1004. went into
possession of the same wero In pos-
session nt the time tho lands were
filed bv plaintiffs. Judge Russell held
that the secretary having after the
2rth dny of September 1902. def-
ined that Apesnhona was alive on the
25th day of September 1902. and hav-
ing finally npproved tho enrollment
of the said Apesahona and having
permitted the administrator of the
said Apesahona to select the land In
the name of tho said Apesahona and
the heirs of the said Apesahona hav-
ing conveyed tho same to the de-
fendants tlmt tho Judgment ot the
iiecretnry approving tho enrollment
of the said Apesahona becamo final
mil was not subject to be reconsider-
ed and the nnme stricken from the
roll thereafter. That Inasmuch ns tho
attempt to cancel the allotment was
based upon tho right to cancel the
enrollment that tho secretary was
without authority to cancel tho allot-
ment of Apesahona and that what-t-ver
right or title Catherine Sorrells
and her daughter secured by being
perm'tted to file on these lands were
held In trust for the defendants as
owners of the title of Apesahonn. 1I
accordingly rendored Judgment for
the defendants.
In this decision Judge Htissell fol-
lowed tho decision of the court of
appenls for tho District of Columbia
In the caso of the United States of
America on tho relation of Coldsby
vs. (larfleld secretary as covered by
an opinion rendered by Chief Justice
Sheppard.
On the trial of tho case of Sorrells
vs. Jones the plaintiffs were repre-
sented by Messrs. H. A. Ledbettcr and
.1 H Mooro nnd the defendants by S.
T. Dledsoe.
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Packing and Gaskets
Here Is a sensation cut In special
Qiinro Duck packing In 1-4 3-S 1-2
5-S and 3-1 slzos that nro offered
per pound nt 52c
Sheet Packing
Compare our MC and 1-8 Red Rubber
sheet pneking with others nnd you
will buy hero at per pound
(not) 55c
We offer tho same goods In Hlack
nubbor sheet packing with Canvas
lining at per pound (net) 2Cc
q do
in Dyspepsia
Dieting has become a great fad in
America and just as years ago we as
a nation over-ate so now we aro under-
eating. The one is as bad as the other.
Man needs food and plenty of it to sus
tain life and to give strength to compete
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It is not however the fact that you
'may eat too much that hurU you W
tort flj W  VVoHli.'i
glre Jh9 lroube br cutting down your fooa lup-
ply if your digestive orttanj were i creating tbe
ptowr amount of BBilrlo snJ peptle lulees you
Vou!d havo no dytpeptl- To cure the dlipaio
roumuit create onabundaneeotthetoncceuary
Jul.. . wnc
tlfeDBn5attnamo lndlcau. Ur. Caidwcii a
Syrup 1'cnttn contains the rery Ingredlenta
oefded to do this. Take It regularly tor awhile
lmf w he explicit direction on each bof
ie anj you will aoon b cured of dyspepsia and
nr nt th accomtmnTlng aymtitomj luch as
heartburn sour atomach. bloated tomach.hlTe.
Bm.lci .allow complexion wind on tho atom-
U'uLl0 and be pieancd with lu action.
one or me great menus oi mis rcracur i
ganttairo. While In tho wet trenches and eat-
lng the rough food of a  soldier he MmractcU
aeiero dyspep a and lost weight rapidly. A
n'the gimcnt called his attention to
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup I'epsln. which ho promptly
te:an to use. It not only cured hi dyspepsia.
ncawl his weight pounds.
your druggist will sell you a bottle at 60 cents
or Hand you will nnau worm ounarca timet
that to you.
FREE TEST
Tfiote wliMrtg to try Or.Cild-
well's Syruo Ptoiln btfors buy
ing cin five i IrM simple bottle tent 19 tfieU home by
addressing trie comcirty. TMt otter Is It prove that the
remedy will 09 it we claim and Is only opes to those
who nan never unen iu aena tor n ii in nave iny
symptoms of stomach liver or bowel disease. Gentlest
yet most edectite laiatlve for children women and old
folks. A guaranteed permanent home cure. THE
PUBLIC VERDICT: No Unlive So Good and Sure
as DR. CAIOWEU'S SYRUP PIPSIN." This product
bears purity guarantee No. 17 Washington D. 0
PEPSIN SYRUP GO.
Ill Caldwell Dldfl. Montlcollo III.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
In the District Court of Carter Coun-
ty Oklahoma. Thomas H. Cnthey
plaintiff vs. Walter Muzzall defend-
ant. Notice of Sale.
Under by vlrtuo of a Judgment and
decree rendered In the above entitled
cause on the 20th day of February.
I90S tho undersigned sheriff of Car-
ter County. Oklnhnmn will on the
2fith day of Juno. 1908 between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 1 o'clock
i. m. of said day at tho front door
of the court house of the D'strlet
Court of Carter County at Ardmore.
Oklnhoma olTor for sale nnd sell to
the highest and best bidder upon a
credit of six months taking bond for
tho purchase price with Interest at
0 per cent from date of sale tho fol-
lowing described property to-wlt.
An undivided one-seventh Interest In
and to lot No. fi. In bloiik No. 400 of
the city of Ardmore the proceeds to
be applied to the satisfaction of said
Judgment.
Dated this 23rd day of May 190S.
J. H. A K BRS
Sheriff of Carter County Oklahoma.
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