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CAPTURED AFTLR 13 YEARS. The Experience of an Indian Territory Man Supposed to Have Died. Vlnltt. I. T.. PWi. U. -After an ivb sonc from Tfnas of thirteen years an-l helag suppoaad to be dead. Charley Overton has bcon arreeted on a charge ot lixmiir- Thirteen year ago In Grtyson county. Texas. It la ullogwl tluu Cbnrln Orerur was arrested for lai'-oiiy. Prior to Hint rime hla rhar-act-r Imd Ween goud and ho had m trouble In glrlHg tmmt for his appear and at the rireMlt court. The trial day ennm on nnd ill case was rontln noil At tho next term a man appear ed ami Mated he had been with Over tor when lie died. A fiw weeks ago the man was work ing with Ilia Wylmrfc camp on the Mis souri. ICanana and Oklahoma, extension from Wylmrk who knew Overter In Tcxaa and waa startled nt meeting Uie man In Muskogee He could hardly reojlto that the man lie met waq Over trr. ImL communicated with Grayson county officials. Sheriff Dwer of Gray son county wU at mice to Overter' homo ami nrretUed him. The Texas o (Tic or wan accompanied by deputlca from tho Western district ot the In dian Territory. Overter waa found at hla home on reran creek, eight or ten mllee In the country from Muske gs .where he has led a quiet. Indus trloua and law-abiding life. The prisoner waa taken before Judge ekley. where he waived a prelimin ary examination and consented to go with tho Texas ofilcialg and bo tried, feeling confident that ha would be ac quitted. Much sympathy la expressed for Orerter In tlila country on account of tho exemplary life he lived during his residence In tho Indian Territory. Foley's Honey and Tar Is best for croup and whooping cough, contains no oplatos, and cures quickly. Careful mothers keep it In tho houso. Sold by Bonner & Donner. SICKROOM PHILOSOPHY. Never confine n pntlont to ono room If you can obtain the use of two. Never piny the piano to a sick person If you can play on strings or sing. Never Htaud mid lldsut when n sick pcreoti U talking to you. Sit down. Never complain that you ennnot got a feeding cup If there Is a teapot to bo had Instead. Never rend fust to a sick persou. The way to make story seem short Is to tell It slowly. Never Jud;e the condition of your patient from his appaurniico during n conversation. See bow he looks an hour afterward. Never put a hot water bottle next to the skin. Its etllelency and the pa tient's safely are both unluuiced by surrounding the buttle with tlnuuttl. Never allow the patient to take the temperature himself. Many patients are more knowing thnn utiriea where there U n question of temperature Hot CmkK 11 il it i. In Its early days, when. It Is to be hoped, It wus more toothsome than It Is now, tile hot croea bun played some part In converting the people or tin-so Island to Christianity. I'iiriui Disbud wan lit the habit of eating cukes in honor of the g.iii-HM of sprint;, and Christian nil-s.Mii.'irli's found that though tli'.s ..will .ilier the views of the oo: ! In reference to tvUg'iim matte: s :. . .mid i ot Induce th.ui-to Withhold ft . : . i Hie (MIKUmptloil of eon feetluii' ' - ili, -j put the sl.ni of the crou up ii t.. Inn ,( the Huxon era and liiuix i 'I ii ii.m miKsionary enter prlso w I i Ii iiis extended through the lliten'i fii n .rniuue mid survived till uow.- I.m d"i l'i' Hits. SECRET SOCIETIES. MASONIC. Knights Templar. Aril more commanaery 6 ,K. T. meets Urst Monday In ever' month. w V. IIOWMAN. E. C. I .HI! HOBBHSON Ilecorder. R. A. M. Ardmore chapter II. A. at. No. 11. Regular meet ing aecond Tueaday night In each month at 7:30 o' clock. Masonic temple. O. II. IlltUCK. 11. P. M. MUK.HSIIHIMICK. Secretary. A. F. and A. M. Ardmore lodge No. 31 A. K. & A. 31. Hegular meeting on or before the full moon in each month at 7:30 o'clock. Masonic temple. A. II. I'AImn. W. M. O. II. BHUCIf, Sec. O. C.iS. Ardmore chapter No. 70 O. II S. has regular meetlng-on the night of the fourth Monday in every month at 7: 30 o'clock MHS. KVA SNYDKIl. W. XI. D. T. NISUICTT. Sec. ODD FELLOWS. Ardmore lodge No. 9, I. O. O. P., meets every Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall at 7:.0 o.clock. W. C. GARDNER, N. O. W T. OAKDNI5K, Sec. Encampment. Indinnola Encampment . 10 I. O. O. P. moeta every Prlday night at Odd Pol lows hall at 7:30 o'clock. Wm DBVBNY, Chlof Patriarch. D. T. NI3B15TT. Scrlbo. Rebekahs. Ardmore Rebekak lodge No. 20. I. O. O. P. meets every Thurs day night at Odd Fol lows hall nt 7:30 o'clock. MRS. AGATHA DEVBNY, N. G. D T. NIS11BTT, Sec. Canton. Canton. Ardmoro No. 4, I'atrlnrchs Militant. I. O. O. P., haa regular meet ing on first and third .Monday nights In oath month. D. T. NISDETT, Com. I. It. MASON, Clerk. CITY GOVERNMENT. it. XV. Dick Mayor I. II. Mathers City Attorne; John L. Gait Police Judge O. II. Druse City Clerk T. N. Coleman TroaBiiret V. 11. Roberts. Assoesor and Colloctor D. B. Booker CUlef of Police Dob McOeo City Scavenger Aldermen. First Ward -J. W. Golledge, J. 8 loCharcn. Second Ward J. S. Mullen, I. R. DoaL Third Ward C. L. Dyrno. W. C Kendall. Fourth Ward W. T. Gardner, A. C. Young. Committees. Finance C. I Byrnov chalrnun; A. C. Young, J. 8. Mullen. Street and Alley I. R. Best, chain man; C. L. Byrne, W. T. Oardncr. J. 8. McCharen. Polhe " C. Kendall, chairman: 1. R. Dost, J. 8. McCharcn. Flro W. T. Gardner, chairman: J W. Golledge, J. S. Mullen. Waterworks A. C. Young, chitr man; J. S. Million, C. L. Dyrne. Ordinance J. 8. Mullon, chairman J. W. Golledge, W. C. Kendall. Comotory J. W. Golledge, c:.ali man; W. T. Gardner, I. R. Dost Sanitary J. S. McCharen, chair man; J. S .Mullen, W. C. Kendall, A. C. Young. Board of Health. Dr. J. W. Moffctt, city physician; Drs. S. S. Carr, J. W. Smith, Walter Hardy; Mayor It. V. Dick W. O. W. Ardmoro Camp No. 04 -nr..t..an nl Ilia ' - ' -' ""-Ll "' . IIUUUHigil .71 WIU iWoWrpi) world meets second k5iSr antl fourth Friday nights In K. of P. hall J. N. MORGAN, C. G. ED SANDUN, Clark. Tho Woodmen Clrclo meets night at 7:30 o'clock In tho K. of P. hall. MRS. I. R. MASON Ouard. MRS. H. P. KVUTTS, Clork . The Modorn Woodmen of America moot overy Monday night In the K. of P. hall. J. P. SON, V. C. BRR15TT DUNLAP, Clerk. Lady Maccabees. Belle of the Prairie hive No. 1, Ladles of tho Maccabees meets on the first Wednesday af ternoon In each monili in tho Odd Fellows hall. MRS. DORA NISDETT, lxidy Commander MRS. E. M. GOPP, Keener of Records. K. of P. Myrtle lodge No. 7, Knights of Pytfeuis meet e-.erv Thursdiiv evenlmc M In CaaL'e Hsll. .-J k m a iiTtv n r Fl.KM DBSK1NS. K. of It. & S. Atlantic Squadron U. S. Navy IN Galveston Harbor Feb. 20-24 1903 Very Low Rates v i a Call on Agents for Particulars V. S. Kecnan, G. P. A. Bulk and Package Onion Sets. Cane Seed, and all Kinds of Food, A Peculiar Accident. El Reno. Ok., Feb. 12. Alliert Chap man of this city, died at the city aanl tarlum last night at 0 o'clock from the i fleet of an expoelon which occurred in his tlushop a week ago, Tho ox plosion waa caused when Mr Chapman went to take a bath. There was nlxHit a quart of gasoline In the tub which- lie supposed was water. On pouring lu the hot water It Ignited the gas, when tho axploalon took place i '.lrnltig htm more than h realised. He lieailntod to Ute laat on going to tno Knultarlum, thinking that hla burns were not so horloua, at It did not seeni to imIii him to a great ex-'ent. I. O. R. M. Washita tribe No. 33. Improved Order of Red- men meets In Odd Pel flows' hnll overy Wednes day night nt 7:30 o'clock D. T. NISDETT, Sachem. ICD 8ANDI.IN. C. of R. .A Mother's Recommendation. 1 have used Chamberlain's Oottgli Remedy for a number of years and have no hesitancy In saying that it is tho best remedy for cough, colds and roup I have ever used in my family. I have not worda to express my conn-. leiiee in this reniedy.Ura. J. A. Mooro, North Star, Mich. For aale by City Drug Store. P. J. Ramsey and Ardm re Drug Co. Sori'' people wear theaiaeivea wit building up their muscles: and then, l ank heaven, they are too tired to -how ua Iww atroog. they are. Kingman cultivators. Kingman stalk cutters. Kingman turning plows. King middle bustors. Kingman combination corn and cot ton chock rowors, all at Williams. Corhn & Co.'a. Foley s Honey and Tar cure tj, prevents pneumonia. You Need Blanhs The Akdmokeitk keeps on hnnd qtinutitioe of thofollowinRblaukB 151 LLS OF SALE, QUIT CLAIM DEEDS AUKNOWLEDGMENTS," AFFIDAVITS. V DEEDS OF TKUST, I OOFS OF SIGNATURE, I'BOTKST IJLAXKS. JIINEHAL LEA.SK, KENTAL CONTRACTS aud NOTES. You enn buy them cheaper thai von can ftlTortl to write them. AdilreFH TUE ARDMOREITE. Foley's Kidney Curt makes kidneys and bladder rlzhi Tho most reliablo preparation for kidney troublos on the market is Fo ley's Kidney Cure. For salo by Donner & Ilonnor. Tho Neatest, Cleanest, Best Kept Stock of Groceries in. the City. If you are partjcuhir about your table furnishings, wo ask you for an ordor. Deliveries Made Promptly. J. H. SMART. THIS GROCKR. WEAK AND LOW SPIRITED. To Cure a Cold in One Day Toko Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. $ (VlJs Seven Minion boxes sold In post 13 months. Cures Crip In Two Days. on every frznrt Uox. 25c. i See A. Parks, the Marble Man, B St., I SSSS Conrt House. s 0 --H-44-M-iM-.mH-4 $25 REWARD WE will pay 26 roward for the nrreat and conviction of nny party orpnrtloa nottlns of quail or dynamiting of flah within a radius of 25 miloe of Ardmore. B. P. FUBNSLKY, Proa. Rod and Gun Olub J -I-I""V -M--H 4J"5--l----W.4 PHONE 1 69 A Correspondent Thus Describes His Experience. "I can strongly recommend Herblnc aa a medicine of remarkable efllcacy for liullgenstlon, loss pf nppetlte, sour taste in the mouth, palpitation head ache, drowsiness after meals with dis tressing mental depressions ami low spirits. Herbine must be a unique preparation for cases such aa mine, for a few dotes entirely removed the com plaint. I wonder at people going on sufferlug or spending tbelr money on worthless things when Herbine la pro curable and so cheap-" 50c a bottle at W. D. Frame's. When a locomotive la using aand, brakemen aay the. "girl la on the soa shore." . Kidney complaint kills more people than any other dlsoaso. This is duo to the disease bolng so Inslduous that it gets a good hold on tho ayatom bo- fore It is recognized. Poloy'a Kidney Cure will provent the dovolqpmont ot fatal dlsear.0 it takon ia tlmo. iSold by Donnor & Donner. Gets tho promptest closed carriaKe in the city. Ab solutely tho best service guaranteed. Meets all day and night traius aud special calls. Stewart & Chancellor New Wood Yard LocatedC St. and 3rd Ave. N. V. Stovo wood, Heater wood or Cord wood delivered promptly. 'Phone or leave orders at McCharen & Web ster's store. AYLMER MOORE, Proprietor. Hotel Hampton Opponitu I3apot Rates, $2 per Day Special attention to tho traveling public . Newly renovated. Double samplo room. .. Bathiu connection, free to trunsient guests. DO VEAWS' 'Imn" ..lfr' i' t - 1 1' .1 ! r .t' I'l -r. ' li'l .1 V . .'Ml t .' i 'f 1." , u.i uOwftllN.. luii'l.'inr. .. I fri- 1 1W1 Mt-nn f r -i-im.. 141- I .!.! ll MII1 tl 'I "I 'llHHi V ' .. I . ., i.j 'i -fi t. v' ho t c tfre n tb Scientific jflmcrica V hontfom.-lT Htntr- 1 wiaf. Iirvnt rtr ulatlnn of hr fcHi. M foatuL Trni i .1 u; f.nriBunuM.t Som L J all nw.lr i.r MN JCo."19" '-Newlfarif T-ni-ti ivnnt. MftH.. Witthliwimi. ! r HACK LINE Davis TO Sulphur. Meets all trains. Good accommodations and prompt service. Wire or telephone 1. R. BLYTKE, Pnvis. Ind.Ter Foley's Honey ana Tar fnrchlldrcn,safe,sure. Au opiates. 1 EASY RUNNING WAGONS Have the Least Use for Speech and a Buggy of the Right Make Requires Less of the Oily Tongue. That is why we Handle the Bain, Springfield, Obrian and James & Graham Wagons, High Grade Hynes Buggies and Road Wagons, the Blees McVickcr Buggies and Surreys, Farm Hacks, etc. Then we believe, to make earth turn ing eas', you should use our Volunteer Walking Cultivators, Victor Riding Cultivators, Disc Cultivators, and a full line of Plows. Stevens, Kennerly & Spragins Co. 1 THE NATURAL ROUTE C, O. Si Q. R. R. TO MEMPHIS, THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST, TEXAS, OLD MEXICO, CALIFORNIA AND THE WEST, Pullman Drawlng-Room BuBcl Sleepers Tfi.eugh to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS On H Trains. UNEQUALED 8CHEDULE3 AND PERFECT SERVICE. J. S. BcNALLY, D. P. A., E. M. DUNCAN. T. P. A., Oklahoma City. 0. T. Oklahoma City. 0. T. GEO. II. LEE, G. P. & T. A., LIUIj nock, Ark. mors sis mm am s. Hires None but First-class Mechanics. Uses only the Best Grades of Material, and Always Turns Out First class Work. , We Do All Kinds of Bupgy Repoi-inc Blnt'ksn.ithinu, Woodwork, Paintinc, Top Trim mint: ml Sionn Aprons. IlorsesbooitiK tho Boat, Rabber Tire Work n Specialty. Get Our Prices which Are the same to All. D. E. Alien. JOIN THE CROWD. I The New Northwest Is Increasing from Immigration, by 200,000 peoplo yearly. This rogion offers a Hold for farmors, stock raisers, miners, luin bornien, miliars, fruit growors and all classes of labor. Tho Cody-Wyoming extension Into the Big Horn Region offers a splendid opening for tho live stock- and wool business and for farm ing by irrigation. The Industrial oxpanslon that Is now the basis ot wealth in the Bast, wiil be repented in the NorthwosL Give some thought toward a home in Nebraska or Mlnnosotn, tho Dako Us, Montana, Northeastora Wyoming, Northern Idttio, Washington, the Pu get Sound and Columbia River region. NORTHWEST TRAIN TO TAKE. "The Dunlngton-Northorn Pacific Express" Is the only through train In to the Northwest territory in connec tion with tho Northern Pacific railroad. Through coaohos, chair cars (scats free), through tourist slcepors over this short lino and tlmo-saver to tho Northwost. Connecting trains from Denver to Alliance In connection with this great Uirough train. You can reach tho Northwost cither via Kansas City, St. Josoph or Denver, by tho Burlington Route. TO THE NORTH. The Burlington has two trains dally to St, Paul nnd Minneapolis, reaching he valuablo torrltory of Minnesota and the Dakotas traversed by tho North ern Pacific and Great Northern rail- roads. Tho Burlington is tho main traveled road to tho Northwost nnd North. Investigate tho Northwost by nddressing oither the Industrial De partments of tho Groat Northern or Northern Pacific railroads at St, Paul, or the underotgned. L. L. WAKELY, G. P. A St. Louis, Mo. L. J. BRICKER, T. P. A., 823 Main St., Kansas City, Mo. F. C. SHARON, 8. W. P. A., 823 Muln St., Kansas City, Mo. To make your home complete nnd your kitchen neat and comfortable you need only n Garland stove. J. B .SPRAGINS & CO. A Weak Stomach. Causes a weak body nnd Invites dls e. Kodol Dyspopsla Cure euros nnd strengthens tho stomach and wards off and ovorcomos dlsoasc. J. B. Tay lor, a prominent merchant of Chrios man. Tex., says: "I could not rat be cause of a weak stomach. I lost all strength nnd run down In wolght. All that money could do was done, but all hopo of recovory vanished. Hearing of eoiuo wonderful cures effected by Kodol, I concluded to try It. Tho first bottlo bonofltod mo, nnd after taking four bottlos I nm fully restored to my usual strength, weight and health." City Drag Storo.