The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 41, Ed. 1, Sunday, July 25, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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Artr-o'e Sunday Ju y 25 1J09
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The City that
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MIAMI
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Miami
Okla. !
The City that
Jack Bull
The fastest growing town in the land of
the fair god. A town of 5000 white peo-
ple and hacked up by the finest farming
country in the State of Oklahoma. County
seat of Ottawa County on the beautiful 'Neo-
sho River where nature awaits the hand of capital
to transform her energy into vital force. The
Lead and Zinc Mines located north of the city
t;.r'.'c and one-half miles are a veritable wonder be-
;vr only a little over one year old they have grown
.-.ti! now they have fifteen large concentrating plants
Ti ivralion and as manv more to be built at once
Miami is the Best
Place to Invest
Because She Has
1. Pure water
2. 5000 white pecple
3. Good schools and churches.
4. County seat of Ottawa County
5. Good sewerage system.
6. Plenty of asphalt to pave every
street and alley in a town ten
times its size
7. Most of all she has the greatest
lead and zinc deposits in the
United States
Come and let us show you Invest your
money in Oklahoma dirt and watch it grow
into dollars. Lnterurban Heights commands
a fine view of ISlorth Miami Minirig Camp
and Miami. Is on the lnterurban Car Line.
All streets nicelv graded and shade trees on each lot
Our Proposition 50 choice lots to he given
away absolutely free to parties that will
build a house to cost not less than $750.00
Come and pick your lot. Title guaranteed
The finest residence portion of Miami
Ask the Man Who Knows and then "Write to or Call On
lnterurban Realty Co. or Franklin Smith Realty Co
MIAMI OKLAHOMA
Claremore Oklahoma
Ur-aof Okla o-iV -. of
JW-m nun'.y jo'w! ::. ! if r".
' f-rM'- ':.'") ..ly at u-.
vn of .V Kris'" and the Mi-
. IK.-iflc railway. is coming to
'' : as or.- of Ok twin. . a.tm'
p.-ogr-slv cities -with saas&rk&blo
t lJtjr. A few year ago Ciaemuc.
a s)-py village with but Utile
opnct save the average na-u.--r-irxh
trwn ametiw discovery
' vlium water which baa made
. Oklahoma's most eele-
i'- wa-'erlns place.
T- )! rid urn h r "f C!a'mor
.- : . . i r- .. !.
r j ' ' c -
:f r. V a'.-?'l watrs will
. ;. it v i r.'l p.i.riH. And It
Uf ::i ;.'). --I V-yotid dispute
'hat -N Hart u:n wa'nr but moat re-
markable curative properties.
A fopiJi r iKucror of Oklahoma
testlflfa that it cured h m fit a tub-
bom cat oi kmbu which lb best
physicians of the country had failed
to relieve A high officer of tit
United Confederate Veteran wm
cured in to visit of e" . ' i
matWni - - . r i
H.-V
.1 c jr--al! bat
- of r. fl.
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THE HOME OF LAF RER -DA11 3 rL'.THNG STORE. CLARE-
VftE OKLAHOMA I
T'.'.s mineral watr wbith ba pro-(lu'-'i
truly wonderful rvetilt. la
vs .ia' coaiDODlr known a aalptto-
t - watt-r and In the cure U uaed
V . for bathing and irtBkimf. Tbu
cV n.lirt' analyala bowi that U con-
' ' variou carbonatei and chk
r of Iroo. aodlum calcium and
iu u'M-t'im anl U highly rbarKnl
w " hydroKf-n fuli)hid- Thi- -xart
ti.r i ur of earb ItiKrtdi' ir ii.ay li
of r'i nt io the . an Vr uliv
can a thf man wli'i .b m k ' a i.dk.
' .- r .' In- . Hi! .in I!l-Tll)-tl
an of ih- r-putblv jibyalciaa
of rureaore. it will afitord a relief
or a -ire in macy raae.
Rh-umatlm. in tu vartows forma
baa been aucceaafuHy treated Ity wu
of tb water Intaroallr aw! hy ho'
and ateam bain. Itraawai cure
bit bvn made of most stubborn
caae.
Of Wlti aiil hl'd Hs.-a.- h ?. iu
ha'. V- ti cijril ir. n .art p-rrfntaK-
' .i-j itrnl .!! .i. r is alito -xn-!
! for .i' y s.r tit hWIn nirtloti or
CAHLISI.i: MILITAKY ACADKMY
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lwf' 'J '"uri" w II' li'Hr In i e-l iful lull. .Sif i. w (lijn l (iturvk rllr
V r 'J for parti' ulitm
J. M. CAKIISI K A. M 1. 1 ft.. Arlington Tuxos.
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- V-il a-f of !.- JiiooJ ItU' h a.-
'? i t ryh.i an at.'i arious olh'-r
f 'ru4 of Ii1ckI poton. Radium Vat-r
ban bu uaed with excellent recall.
Stomach. Itrer and kidney troubles
such a biliousness indigdOA and
dyp-;kia are almost Invariably r-lict-d
and of'ea permanently cured
by the drinking of Radium "Water.
Ah a many other famous pHnss.
the full benefit Is obtained only by
those who use the water for both
drinking and bath ng. In detenato
.. xsr manrer In which the
..'. h faken. thf patetent nrast
- v - f.'y or partly on the ad rice
' ;.k.yirlan or of those In charge
of the bath booses. The water at
s-s from fae around ha a tenv
r- ratur of about SO degrees. aMav
'- l-ank at tbi temperature bit for
rt t n freiiuentlr necessary to
ho or vapor bath 'o get tn
."mlt.
Cc cai Anslysi of CUremore Ar.
tesian Vater.
"" r'.vmg the amount of aatte
'; in aruMdaa well 'atei
: trf more:
Or per U. S. Oal.
rnai l.Ui
i rbonate tlMv
- im Carbonate 1.939
rn Tilorlde trace '
.'-:um Chloride 110.169
i n OhkHde JSOM
! :u Chlo-. 1 U33.0JO
' - i i n CLiorid traee
1
Ti. -olids In Solution . 2201 587'
I find tbi water to be highly
chawd with Hydrogen Sulphide Gas.
('hnmlcal laboratory. Washington
Unirerafty
IDWARD H- KJ5ISJ4R.
Irofessor of Cbembttry
Claremorf baa a population of 4Ji0
live and progressive eltltens. every
modern cor.vwjience can b" had with-
in hi-r gate the city own it own
electric Hght water atil sewerage
m and the further need of the
ity In the matter of light and beat
an- supplied by the Caney River Gas
" nose general headquarters ar
Ux-a't-d here. 1
f'.an-roorp has thre coronKxilouti
h! buildings modern to their eon---utto-
and equipment. 18 taach'-r j
li.i1ng ben smploye for thu com'
iik -ar. and ner school Hystcm U
f-onl to none la the state.
Jv'vcn (paeou church edifices c-
romm'ist taw :4rttl wxnis oi j
CUreowre these charth. are wull
fo.:o".r.s ciurc u xyl''i. I'- ... r
M--:.oU-' )'.a;- : rr.r.xv.-j a:.l A !
v-rit: Th? ItoT.an n.:bo!:' s anl
Episcopal ana having organizations
but no tilfles
Thre ar one daily and three
wikiy papers published here. The
Progrea daily and weekly is demo-
cratic In jolit!e and one of the pio-
neer papers of tint east side.
The Messenger Republican la pol-
itics is an up-to-date publication and
the Roger county Xewg a new.v
eatablisfted Independent shet. c:.
more ha four of the bet bo:-U ;:.
the state the Sequoyah wi:n r
room. 30 of wtbcu are equiMl v .
oath the Bungalow w.th 2"
the Hotel Main and the n- :.o .
St. R-icU now being comjil--' -I
wlil contain 101 rooms so arri-. 1
that all sill nave equal -.'
and convenlK'7. (
The hotel propcrtle in' 1 .- -Radium
Sanitarium will
an Investment of ISsO.OOO '" 1
hotel are all well patron lz 1
fying to the continued po(u.r
the Radium Water Baths
Otarwnore has tares substar.-.a
banking institution the lire; Na'
ional Bank Bank of Claremorc rvar:n-
ers Bank and Trust Co.. each capital-
ised at JSO-OO 00 and tbeir total df-
pos ts being over one half million
dollars.
Attnutle-rH and Pastimes.
The country surrourdlug offers
many a pleasant oxcnralon to the
convalescent and to those who com
for rost and recreation.
Big Iake a crescent-shaped body
of water three miles Ions and three-
quarter of a mile wld. Is reached
by a very pretty drive of seven mile
to the southwest. The lake contains
bass croppy buffalo and catfish
wh ch will furcssh pood sport to the
angler. Rowboau may be hired by
the visitors and in the summer the
hotel and pavilion on tbo lake are
open for tbeir entertainment.
Claremore Canyon an immense
cleft in the rock bhillft about 'x
miles wok of thi town ta another
jxrfnt of interval.
Cokor Spring about three mllos
east of town supplies a remarkably
pure spring water which I used for
drinkinK by many who have sot the
nt-od of the med cal waters. A trip
to the spring is a pleasant oxcursion
bt for tb errvenience of thw who
wish Ut have the salor always on
hatl it 1 bouM and sold as
prico vi 60 ct cts.
ji- i fo" ii-r- :t
ai that ti-.-- Osa Indians mft la
tiaf.l- wi'.n tae Cherokee in the year
Hit. lite Osaf- were defeated with
grea- slauehr and amonc their
dead was 'b c-.-krat-d Ch ef Clare-mor-.
ho- r.a:-- : rw.rpetuatd anu
made f.T.o'jk mo-m b-al'.h
ufjlji l
A L KATES
Publisher Da y and Week y Progress.
rcMrr :i.o;r.d cov
ers an an-a of aroi-. arcj. and.
until recent year the visi'or might
find there such relics of the former
conflict a tomahawk gun flint and
arrowhead.
Amusements are also to be found
In the town at the Athletic Associa-
tion Hu Idlns. which contains a lar?
wimmiss; pol and elves opportunity
for various Indoor Ramos. The town
also ha a large opra house an
amusement hall a skatlns rink and
a bowline alley. The visitor will
oas'ly find opportunity to onsase in
outdror aootu. such a baseball or
tennis but the chief outdoor pit-as-1
ure will be horseback riding and
driving ttotn saddte horsos and
teams may bo blrod at reasosablp
rt.
Claremore has an up-to-da'f flotr
mill with a capschy of 50o barrel
dally a brick plant w th a cafs'ty
of fO.000 daily modern Iff plant
team laundry. bottMne works natur-
al k plant 100 retail H'ort and Lr
Handsome briek bupinevs blocks
Oaremoro is urround"d by one of
the iichn and taost fertile TalSey of '
0.-:.i:. s a -:.x-:t'. f .r ...
..ap!- p-cdj'ts of rhs s'-o. on wh -at
corn a:.d oits f-.m. th- pr:nc;al ag-
nculrjra'. pdu!. tiiouza of
years special attection ha b -a
given to potatoes tobacco and fruits.
The Oswego Seed and Grain Co . ha
a larre elevator a thi pom' an.1
many hay buyers make this tbeir
shipp.ae station.
Claremore 1 distinctively a born
city with beautiful park boulevards
and elegant lawn and home. Th-
rldent ionioa o! the town is oa
a zradual elevation from the b'ii.. -i
d!.-tnct. thus afford In p a slight'.ir.----ar.d
sanitation and making every r
'.i' nee lo a desirable one.
'ia--niore 1 the seat of th- r
cr.:- located State University
- of: p-ov ded for by an act of '."v
v r.slature- The progress! vr-
- - of Claremore have dona -!
- v.-. an Ideal 10 acre canii-ua
r-.'v-d on a commanding hill.
'. 'h towtslte where th- .-
- y ruildlngs can be M-r. f r
n f-very direction and
' a'th and success of th scho s
- . roundinsM i aseured.
Tv... princl;l business strn'- .
f more are now being prpar.-j
for a tu'w dress of Oklahoma asphat"
T:rd street from the Frisco to th-
Missour: Pacific depot and all too
'" streets for a block In each di-
rection will be paved.
Dr. Edmond D. Mudrauih late of
th rrostburg Md . .Vormal School
has been selected by the board of
r "tents the first president of the
new school. Dr. Murdaush Is an
educator of wide experience both in
Nlnginia and Maryland and also in
Oklahoma where for several years he
was the head of the Central State .
Normal at Hdmond. Comlns from
one of the first families of old Vlr- .
girria. Dr. Murdaueh unites the cul-)
turf and polish of the old school gen-1
tleinen of the sou'h with the push
and energy of plosoer Oklahoma ox-'
perlence. which particularly quail-'
fic-s bim for the work of organizing
and bu Idlng a great school in this
coming edticaMoral center.
'o ; a i- 1 k p i at-tiio-- on 'i-
i..ii .iy o- n;-r-...n--d Judge Tora
hror.. shore r?cord as a Jurist has
-aint-d statewide prominence and
who is asiured of hieher politi-a'
preff-rnicr.t at ha:.-t- of :. w.
pl for liis u: " .'.: c .o is
courae-tin.-
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Sequoyah Hotel and Radium ntltut.
Judge Tom Brown
V I.. Ki r p o-ff r w;nn mt
a- J 1 - c' 1 C".-ir re P i
rt .o hx t r-i.pl.-n; of
d stinguishtd honors a; the hand of
the i'ree Association and to van
one of the original' single btvi .l
advocates ot the Territory. Goo. D.
Davis banker and capitalist whose
every offort has been for tho uj-
bullding of the home town and Goo.
W. Baton the father of Radium Wat-
er who moru than any other U r
spons ble for the prosperity that ha
followed the exploitation of this won-
derful curative water.
Claromoro is surrounded by inex-
haustible bc-ds of high grade potters
clay glass sand and brick shalo with
natural gas at her doors In quantity
to meet all the demands or manufac-
turing the raw materials into finished
products for years to come. Great
quarrys of fine sand and limestone
and numerous velnw of coal complete
the Immediate mineral resources of"
this hustling little city.
Claremore Is destined to become
ono of the foremost residence dtlea
tf te now stato ns well us 'ing f
university cpntor and tho leading-
health resort of tho Southwest.
(Continued on pigo tlx)
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