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3r i g "Swap" off that old Piano or Organ and get a nice, new up to date piano. Wo will trade with you ninl give you easy pay ments on the balance if yen want it. Emerson Bush &Gerts Knabe ..PIANOS E. B. LUKE, AIlDMOli , I. T. Olivette Soap. ....Will Stand.... THE TEST. SMOKE Hardie's Eldo Cigar, (OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ 4, a' It lin'tlnli.l you it tor a i iKr, lf llio iilomure that Citfar lv .rim. If there'" n uUtlifvlnB .junltty In a 3 Cent Cll.r thvro'n ui) u.n poylnic 10 tcnln for n inok. You woo't ho illiinlnteit In the ici.no ciOAii. oooooooooooooooooooooooo, It I). IIARDIU, Manulacturer, ; (UP HTMRlC IVnnlDKton .V HtonK's Hull. Unit. To the Public. T. C Bridgmau, manager of W .7. Brown's undertaking establish nioitt. announces to the public that in a short time they will have Muck Funeral Car that lias re ceived the highest awards over all competitors at the World's Fxpo nitimi. New Orleans. Int., Cincin uatt Imposition, Cincinnati, Ohio, mid Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, Iowa. Also oue of the lines t white Funeral Cars ever brought to the west, and r.s trim1 an Undertaker's wagon a? is made, lie also an nounces that any family in Ard more who may be unfortunate euough to need the services of a hearse cau get the one now iu stock free of charge until the new ones arrive R-miember we cany as complete a line of caskets and cofllus as you will And in the west, and have just received another shipment of beautiful piuture mouldings. In dies, come and let us frame your pictures. Our prices are right. ' Respectfully, T. C. Biuimman, 10 Ct Manager. Notice. Don't let vour heaters get wtt and rust sell them to Musou, the second hand man. 1 Im T. N. COLEMAN. BRUTAL ASSAULT AT PURCBLL. Negroes Heat White Alan Strong Talk of Lynching, poclal by Tctepbono to the Aru" niorolto. Pnrcell, I, T., May 20NiCht Watchman Scott of Lexington was attacKeu last uigui ui me Santa Fe depot hy two negroes, Jim and Will Smith. Scott was . . I. . . .1. bea'en over the head with n coup ling pin and his skull was crushed. He hns never regained tousoiouE- noss. Ills ticaui is expeuteu ui . i 1 i any minute. The attack was made just befoie the arrival of the Santa Fe train and was seen by several people. The negroes were at once arrested aud placed in the Purcell jail. They claim to have acted in self- defense, stating that they were being abused by the wounded man. There ic strougtnlkof lynching, which may occur at any tune. PIrst-Class Camp Cook Wanted. First-class camp cook wanted at oucc. Apply at mis oiuce or 10 u . . t ( A T W. Powell. Mnnnsville. I. T. lGtf Spragms & Co. have almost a n car ot screen uoors onti screen wire. Their stock includes many designs in faucv tloora as well as the cheap doors. It matters not what kind you want Spragins can please you. Nice fresh apples, the last of the season, at reepies cc lo. Lady Maccabees. The Lady Maccabees will meet with Mrs. I. R. Mason Wednesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock. A full at tendance is requested- Wanted Room and board in private family for sflf and wife. References given and required. Address J. II. Lewis, 20 2t Whittington Hotel. Madlll's Postofflce. By telephone from Mudill today we learn that the MaJill postofl'.ce opened there this morniug. The commissioner's court also opened there this morning. Work on new buildings was re sinned today. Por Sale. The home places of Mrs. R. C. Littell and Mrs. Maud Pace in Northwest Ardmorc, A great bargain. Apply to I. R, Mason. 20 It. J, 1). I. Fairehild. who died at Ravia, Saturday, was buried at Troy yesterday. A number ol citizens of Reagan and other sur rounding towns attended the fun eral. Spragius & Co. have a big line of ice cream freezers. Any size, any price you want. It's Hy time. The Laidlaw Lum ber Co. have fiOO screen doors, both green and fancy, and are soil ing them cheap. 22tf Geo. Head, a well known Ard morc salesman has accepted a posi tion with Freeman Bros., of Mari etta. Ueorgo is a good salesman and a man of considerable experi ence in preparing advertising. He will be a valuable man to this pop ular ft "in. When you get screen doors from the Laidlaw Lumber Co., you get the heaviest mortise door. mlOtf The Ahdmokeitk has for sale iu any quantity to small purchasers 100 reams of 21x110 blauk news paper, at lowest market price- Can and will save money tor you on Wall Paper. THE PASSING THRONG. All the World's a Stage and Ecb one Play a Part, lokn Brtieggemeyer is here from Leon. .7. W. Ownby left for Davis yes terday. Will Potter spent Sunday in Oaine8ville. Geo. D. Head left for Marietta last evening. C. K. Morris, of Marietta was here yesterday. S. A. Douglas was in Gainesville Saturday night. Dr. J. F. Young left for Mill Creek and Sulphur. Hon. Buck Paul came in j ester day from Paula Valley. Dr. Miller is here from Cooke county, attending court Mrs. M. L. Stowe left for Sher man yesterday afternoon. John Mulkey of Uerwyn came down yesterday afternoon. J. D. Jones of .Marietta, was a visitor to Ardmore today. J. I). Freeman and wife weie here from Marietta jesterday Stanley R. Bruce returned from Gainesville at midnight Sunday John F. Kasley returned today from a business trip to Marietta Horace Kendall came iu from Pauls Valley yesterday afternoon J. S. Kone and II. Shelton are registered at the Whittington from Denison, Tex. Dick Cearnal of Gainesville vis ited his sister, Mrs. S. A. Douglas here yesterday. II, M. Furmau has returned from a live weeks' trip into the Oklahoma country. Mrs. W. B. Frame, who has been visiting in Davis, arrived homo yesterday evening. Yellowstone Kit aud Frank En nis left today for Mountain View Okla , to bo gone severl days. Deputies J. II. Bridges from Tishomingo and J. M. Stephens from Duucau came in yesterday. John Whayno aud wife departed yesterday evening for Denton where they will visit several days Miss Josio Williamson returned home yesterday. She was met in Gainesville by her father, John Williamson. Miss Lou Washington returned yesterday to her homo at Marietta after a pleasaut visit with friends in our city. A. Telle, attorney general f( the Choctaw nation aud u full blood Choctaw, left today ftr Atoka, his home. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Caldwell went to Marietta last evening re turning at midnight. They re port an enjoyable visit. Misses Gertrude Cheney and Clella Stewart returned yesterday afternoon from Pauls Valley where they have beeti visiting for the past week. J. W. Lewis from Sherman, Texas, representing the Thacker Medicine company of Chattanooga is in the city and will move his family here. Miss Florenco Clayton, daugh ter of Judge Clayton,- of South McAlester, returned home this afternoon after a week pleasantly spent with Miss Belle Townsend. K. B. Luke returned today from a visit to Mrs. Luke, who is in the Gainesville Saiiitoriuui. Mrs. Luke is bearing her intense suf fering with wonderful fortitude, but it will bo some time yet beforo she can return home. Who is the frieud of the people! The man who sf-ils cheap, the man who never misses" ail opportunity of securiug bargains for his cus tomers. Buy suits, refrigerators, chairs, window shades, side boards, etc, fropi Mason, the secoud hand man- 1 lm A Stray Pig. ' At P- R. llenson's in South Ardmore. Owner cau have same by proving property mid paying expenses. 19-2t Twenty-eigni puotos ami one buttou for 25e, for a short time WSMOP R K. HAROROVE. Preached to a Crowded llouic at Hargrove Yesterday. Bishop R. K. Hargrove preached esterday morning at Hargrove college to a large and appreciative audience- The chapel stage was decorated with flowers and ever greens. The day was bright and clear aud everything was favorable for the occasion The services commenced by stug- ing hymn No. 174, after which the bishop offered a fervent prayer. The bishop then took his text from the 20th verse of the 14th chapter of First CorinthiatiS: Brethren, be not children in miuil; uowbeit in malice be e children, but iu understanding be men." The bishop's discourse was upon the child, its training, its final out come, lie said that mere was no animal when first born but what knew more than the child; th child knew absolutely nothing, it had to be taught everything, aud il was with the parents as to what they taught it- The bishop spoke of this to show that the human race must be educated. The first lesson to be taught a child was to make it obey its pa rents. Some parents make a mis take and let the child go along, having its own way until the child controls the parents. Obedience he said, was the first law of na ture, and the child is to be pitied that has no brothers or sisters, be' cause it has all the rights, when it should learn the rights of others self deuial is one of the great les sous your children will have to be taught. Bring them up in cduca tion. A child is nothing more than a vitalized package of possibilities Train up a child in the way In should go and when he is old lit will not depart from it. They should be trained up in tue ways of Christianity, hence "nobody but a Christian has a right to he father." The child has great curi osity. Nuturally so. You should take pains to explain to it all that it seeks to know. Teach tl.o child when it is young. It is its plastic period its tenacity period. Child hood is not only the period form ing characters, but for fixing char actcrs. We need professors to teach oui children that which we are possibly not able to teach them. We starl them in at the kindergarten school and they go from there on tup to to the university. It is the busi ness of the church to educate. For after all the church alone can teach religion. The state does much to ward educating the masses, but il only teaches the primary department- After all the church conies iu to fluish up their education. He remembered that there were Bixty in his graduating class; nineteen got diplomas and three-fourths of them were given from courtesy, because they had been there four years, because tney graded irom 50 to 75 in their studies. But there were not over a half-dozen scholarly men in t ho bunch. Some were addicted to vice, learned when young, aud ho dared say that a great many of them today tilled drunkards' graves- Education has for its object, character it is the grandest thing on earth- A great many people think the best thing they can do for their children is to make them rich. What a mistuke! God said; "Blessed aro the poor." If you will put your money into the chai actcr of your child you will got something that oven wars cannot wipe out. Don t lay away or hoard your money; put it iuto your children's brains. The audience listened to the bishop's discourse with marked at t&ntiou- It was u sensible sermon, onu which every parent should con sider well. Teach your children to do right aud wo will not need so many jails aud court houses After prayer by Presiding Elder Sims, benediction was pronounced by the bishop. God's Messago to the Indians. Pamphlet free; postpaid. Address New Shoes and New Styles For Spring and Summer. We have not had a Are; bought no closing out business, But We Want Sell you the size you want, the style 75c to in Ladies' footwear. Children's nnd misses' from 50c to $2 00 Men's all styles and leathers from $1.25 to We guarantee you your money 's maker employed. Shoes made or LYNN, ihe MRS. JAMES began her Scml-Annual Sale of Millinery Sat urday, May 18. This is strictly a cut price sale, and everything marked in plain figures. Goods ull new and clean. A Heat Tilmmed Hat at SOc and $1. Sailors at 25c, DOe, 75c and $1 50 The best nnd newest street hats ever offered for the money. All trimmed buts redured. I have had agiod season and dm't care to carry nnytinug over. Lome eariy nnd get choice. MRS. JAMES, Milliner. Tailoring Establishment. Ringer Bros., have added a tail oring department to their furnish ing store. They have leased the room above their store und employ ed N. Matjasic of Dallas as cutter and manager. This department is thoroughly equipped, and like their furnishing store, will be a success. Wanted Lodge organizers in every state. Liberal inducements offered and easy to work. Two to four hundred dollars per mouth. Address Benevolent Knights, Meri dian, Miss. Box 144. 13 Ct The Akdmoheitk has for sale to small purchasers 100 reams ol blauk newspaper 24x3G. at lowest market price. Card of Thanks. We desire to take this method of thanking the many friends who so willingly assisted us during the ill ness of our little son, Horace, who departed this life last Saturday morning Such acts of kindcess cannot soon be forgotten. Respectfully, Mil- and Mits. Wm. Felkek. Men wauted for geueral work at the Caddo asphalt mines. Apply at the Whittington hotel, Wednes day the 22nd, between 2 and 3 p. in. A. D. Hyde, M 'g'r. 20 2t When you want to sell your secoud baud goods, don't fail to see me. n8 lm W. 11. Rooehs. We have for rent 30,000 acres of good pasture hind. 28dwtf Hudson &Aknoi.d Having decided not to occupy the lots immediately north of the Audmokeite office we are going to sell them. These are valuable lots right in the heart of the city. See the Laidlaw Lumber Co., if you want a lot. 13tf LOWENSTKIN'S always ahead in receiving new and popular MILLINERY. Our aim is to sell the most stylish Trimmed Hats at R. prices where all fancy profits make friends with every sale. Just received anotner lot as long as they last Rough and Ready We are headquarters foi New Up to date in uniee mete imuciun pi-mxi in lit wlipn put in'Mi-dini? to diree- list Vhi"w.i"rM,Je tion8- All patterns are 10 els S. .1, . w. u each. New Idea Fashion Review . New Idea Woman's Magazine Now on Sale. LOWENSTEIN'S water souked goods, neither are we to Sell Shoes you want, and at nuy price from $3 50 S5.00 worth, l-irst class German shoe- repaired - All work guaranteed, Man.. Shoe At Hargrove College Today. The program at the Hargrove college - today was carried out to the entire satisfaction of all pres est. There were a goodly number of visitors present. Tonight the annual closing concert comes off aud the awarding of diplomas and medals. Let everybody go out to night. The most interesting part is always held till the last. I have a big line of bran new cook stoves, the standard makes. They will be sold very cheap or exchanged for second hand ones. For bargains in furniture come to my store. W. H. Rogeks. 28dwlm No Oil In Ardmore But if you wish to trade your old household goods for new ones, such us folding and iron beds, call on Masou, the second hand man. 1 lm Will Light is now located at Car ter's barn, 'phone 107. 'Bus meets all trains, day and night. When Light gets your call you never get left. 5 lm The Ardmore Undertaking and Embalming Co. The New Undertakers. Hove a complete line of burial caskets, coflius and robes. Some One Always at the Store. Rudolph Wm. Klepzig, THAC11KU 01" PIANO, Harmony and Counterpoint, Ileirlnner-i as woll as Advanced Pupils received. For terms write to P. O. Ilox 552, Ardmore, I. T. are wholly forgotten. We ol KNOX SAILORS, special Straw Suitors, 25c, Misses and Children's Trimmed Hah, 60c, Wo have the agency for Idea Paper pDi styles. Wo guar- 10c 10c JMl-Liaie.'riu (imdlM With ttickr.1 clrculur 8l".21.2t),M.3U. til Over Weiss Bros.' 6tore. If) (jt P. 0. Box 955, Chicago. l'Jdxw lm