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Piano Buyers Aro not - confined to the produc tlons of oue factory here- Nor is the variety of styles small Among the largd number of instruments in oar rooms are representatives from many high class makers, and the styles are as varied as conld bo wished. The Victor Piano at $300 Is an example of how ranch Rood quality can be sold at a small price. E. B. LUKE, West Alain Mreet. Ardmore, Ind. Ter. J)R J. G. ABERNETHY Dentist , Over T. N. Goleraan s f Drag Store 1UWLBS ABDIMON. N. C. Wood? DRSi ANDERSON & WOOD, DENTISTS. All work up-to-date in everything, wSm!' Aidwre, lad. Ter. Beef, Porh, Veal, Mutton. The Very Best. Sparc Ribs, Brains. Link Sausage, Dressed Chicken all iiirainn ! Impure I Water Is the cause of 99 per cent of fevers. Protect the health of your family by taking ice cold distilled water absolutely pure and healthful, and pleasant to the taste. Delivered to home or office morning at a your every small cost. Place your order today. H.V.R0BS0N Broadway, t Next , door to Roberson Machinery Co. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Deglnnlng Monday, July 13, I will add twenty-five per cent to tho size ot my loaves of bread. I will sell 25 Tjcketa tfi tho Dollar. This Is positively strictly a cash transaction.. The driver will have no authority to leave any out on credit J, H. SPIEGLE. TRUSS r TRUTH. I 1. A pAorly fitted or wrongly constructed, trues is no bet ter than none at all It gives false security. 2. You will get the best truss for our case and the best fitbybuiuz where assort ment is largest, which means here. 3. We have had larger exper ience in fitting, we feel our responsibility n this matter and always do our best. 4. We offer an assortment of the latest improved truss, 'the celebated Smithsonian Truss and guarantee sat isfaction both with truss and the fitting. Yon are charged for the truss only. Let us show you one of these trusses ard how they d'ffer from others. F. J. RAMSEY DRUOGIbT, Corner Caddo and Main Streets. 'Phone 30. 4.4.44. . -j. ISO pairs ladles', misses' and Special Sale for This Week, children's oxfords and slippers worth from 7Cc to $1.25, all so this week at 25c. CYNIC, 12dCwl Tho Shoe Man. Noblo Dros. aro soiling out their re 'rlcerators and Ico bexes at exact ost Sd&vlm ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY. Fruits. Cakes. Delicious Summer Drinks. Opposito Courthouse. BEALL & VAN DUSKIRK. 15-lm. Drop In Prices. So well haTO our weekly specials leased tho people that on tho sarao terms as stated before, that is uy coming to the store, paying cash and doing your buying between tho hours ot 4 and C In tho afternoon tho to! lowing prices will prevail: K. C baking powder, 23c can.... 15 Means, Clipper brand, 3 15c cans.. 25 Queen olives, per bottlo 10 lobster, 40c can Swedish sardles, 2(c bottlo ......10 Veal loaf 10 Corn, 3 cans 25 Toilet soap, 3 10c bars 10 'tomato ketchup, 2Cc bottle ...... 15 Lump staroh, 5 lbs .25 Vapco hominy, 3 cans 25 Tomatoos, 3 31b cans 25 Krotit, 3 cans 25 Theso are absolutely tho lowost I-rlcos over made in Ardmore on good clean fresh groceries. Wo want your tiade and Invite you to visit our soio. J. B. SMAKT, liono 112, The Grocer, Fruit Trees. If you aim to buy poach trees, ap ple treos, pear, plum, oherrlos, aprl cots, grapes, roses, shrubbery or any kind ot nursery stock at low prices seo Dridgmau, Rlnor & Shinbolser at Brown's undertaking establish mont, and they will save you money. 8-lm. Bank Fixtures and Safe for Sale. On account of change to larger quarters, wo offer completo outfit antique ouk, wire grill wofk, two win' dows; nbout 30 feet counter, 12 feet low rail for private olflco. 7 feet of high wire partition. Good condition. Bargain. Write for photographs to First National Bank, Marietta, I. T, owner, or J. W. Butler, Clifton, Tas. 10-Ot. Good Things to Eat Plenty Fat Chickens. Plenty Rggs. Plonty Fresh Roasting Ears Texas Apple and Everything else good to eat at Phono 67. PORTER STAPLES 12-3. The Rod-Hoaded Grocer. The Boss Worm Medicine. H. P. Kumpo, druggist. Lclgbton. Ala., writes: "Ono ot my customers bad a child, which was sick, an threw up all food, could retain noth ing on Its stomach. He bought ono bottlo of White's Cream Vermifuge and It brought up 119 worms from tin child. It's the boss worm modlclne In tho world." White's Cream Vermifuge Is also the children's tonic. It Im proves their digestion and asslmila jtion or rood, strengthens their net 'vous system and restores them tot. I health, vigor and elasticity of splrli I natural to childhood. 25c at W. . 'Frame's: . NE.VCS OVER 'PHOW. Holder. Crops are growing rapidly. Crap grass Is also doing woll. The farmers have enmraonecd lay ing by their cotton. W. T. McXKwald of Holdenvllle Is Lore. Mottn. Tween and Blodsoo ot Ard- mors are bare. K. I. Lynch has roturncd from 4 Ft rip to Greer county and Is quite slok twith stow fever. .W. H. Vincent and Dr. Kennedy are hers from Ran. Lebanon. Drs. Sporry and Dray are away on a fishing trip. A. O. Roso went to Madlll today. U V. How and John Klrtloy went to Holder today. overnrooK. Mrs. Fannie Hall went to Ardmore today. Cornish. Wo are to have a picnic hero on the 6th. Wallace Dounds left yofttcrday to visit his sister in Jac,k county, Texas. Pote Prultt Is reported as getting along nicely. Harvesting has begun In earnest Four wagon loads ot grain left this morning for Addlngton, on tho Rock Island. Mrs. George Simon Is qulto sick. Loco.. The proposition of tho Colorado, Oklahoma and Toxas railway to build theli lino through Duncan was receiv ed Inst night A mass meeting of our cltlzons has boon called for Saturday night, whon the matter will be taken up and If the proposition proves to be satisfactory it will bo accepted. An other matter which will bo brought up at tho meeting Saturday night will bo to fix a date for a big Woodmen pic nic to be hold hero in the near future. The little son ot James Fltzhugh was kicked by a mule yestorday and seriously hurt Woolsey. J. W. McWhlrtor died this morning tt C o'clock of slow fevor. Tho ro- malns will be burled here this after noon. Madlll. The romains ot Mr. Hudson, who lied yesterday, will bo shipped to North Carolina for burial as soon as his fathor arrives here. He Is axpect ed today. Cornelius Hardy and wife visited here Sunday from Tishomingo Mrs. Hardy, who has been hero visiting hor son. Summers, returned homo to Ardmore yestorday. Mrs. R. C. Framo and daughter, Ruth, and Miss Tlnnle Thompson, are visiting relatives at Ardmore. J. Wood Taliaforro of Ardmore Is hore to embalm tho remains ot Mr. Hudson. W. N. Taliaferro has returned from a misinoss trip to Muskogee, Mrs. John Vandorvort Is visiting frlonds at Ruf.sot Mrs. J. M. Dumas and Miss Emma Pago havo gone to Ardmore to bo ox amlned hftforo the Chickasaw normal, now In tsosBlon there . ' Our entire lino of Ladles' Trimmed Hats, Ready-to-Wear Hats, MIssos and Children's Hats NOW at half prtco. Beautiful lino Ladles' Bolts, Shirt Waist Setts, Noveltlos in Beads, Corsets. Ladlos' Waists and Skirts, Muslin Underwoar at reduced prices. LOWENSTEIN'S Cut Price Millinery Houoe. Colorado Excursion to Pine Bluff, Once more we aro going to have a grand time and wo want you all to join us. On August 3 tho Cotton Belt will run an excursion from all points on Its line In Texas to Pine Bluff, the maximum rate being M for the round trip. k . ' The Arkansas State Fair Street Carnival and Emancipation Jubilee Will be' in progress Aug. 4, 3. 0, 190; and the limit of year tl;let will enable you to spend the entire time In Pine Bluff. Elaborate arrangements lave ben made for your ontortalnment. in cluding baseball, gamo tor champion' fchlp ot Arkansas and Texas. Speech Ob by men of national rep.ua1 ion Iplendld bands will furnish music on the trains. Pine Bluff is strletly a colored man's town, they owning fine buildings tusln8s housos and fine parks which will be thrown open for your pleas ure. .tor details of entortninment, an.usemont, etc, waci fir u's mlla or ask any Cotton Belt agent Be suro to go to this grand Jubilee. For full information write to HARRY GOODLOE, Kerens, Testis. BOB GARDENR, Tyler, Texas. W. M. Stratlmlre. Dallas, Texts. BANNER SALVE th most hdallna salvo if. tr-.a worta.' Special CorresjTOmlcnce, Brook. I. T.. July 13. Prof. B. P Roe began hlascb&ol in vocal music: this morning with a large class and as to his making It a success. It goes without saying, for ho acquits himself with honor in ovory class he teaches. The people ot Brock and vicinity are very much elatod over the success of the picnic on the Sth Inst, for It was a success In ovcry particular, for which great honor Is due the commit ters, while tho whole community were unanimous in erery aid they could Give. The day before, the vendors ot the various commodities usually sold on jJtnlc grounds began erecting their Mends, tents, etc. Next mrnlng ev-. erythlng assumed tho aspect ot tho veritable circus day. By 12 o'clock it Was estimated by many that 2,000 people were In attendance, who were delightfully entertained beforo noon by Judge Furman, who made an (12- gant and feeling discourse relatlvo to the Orphans Home. "After this, re freshments were served, and It was generally conceded thore was onough provisions furnished for all to satisfy tho Inner man plentifully. When all' had partaken heartily ot tho good things to eat prepared by the good la dies of Brock and vicinity, Judge Fur- man and Sidney Suggs entertained tho people for a short time with -mirth-fill and fun making discourses, which Is characteristic of both of these noted men." The Indian ball gamo was the noxt on the programmo, and it was greatly enjoyed by all, for it was an exciting and ontertaining part of the day's pro gramme and those who took part In the gamo acquitted themselves well. After the entire day had been great ly enjoyed, night came, yet tho fun and oxcltomont was not over for tho Indian danco lasted the onllre night, and was onjoyed by a great manw who romalnod to -witness It The Jndlans wero all well supplied with provis ions by tho committee on arrange ments. Beeves, loaf brad, flour and sulflclent coffeo for the Indians who attended on the occasion. Jake Coop er, a Mississippi ChocUiw living near Brock was appointed by tho commit tee to superintend their part, and he certainly did execute It well. Jako makes a good 'citizen, Is a good farmer and has a fine crop ot corn, cotton. etc., which is well worked. HealTh Is good and farm products ato fine. aWlnbo-kth gg-oEgauv-1 bm bmbmb For 8ale. My homo placo on Fourth avenue N. E., consisting ot eight lots set with tho best ot fruits, flvo room house, brick cellar and outhouses, good well, bcrmuda cow pasture, etc. To bo appreciated must bo seen. 30-lm I. R. BEST. We have n few nioro of thos bug gies left on which wo offer a big re duction from the former price. Sd&wlrn NOBLE BROS. At Your'Servlce 'Always. It the pride of the Southwest. "The Katy Flyor," tho Jastost, best equip ped train botween St Louis, Indian Torrltory and Toxas. Through sleep eVs both North and South. Summer tourists should consldor their own comfort In traveling and concede it's "the right train to take." GEORGE MORTON, G. P. & T. A., M. K. & T. Ry St. Louis, Mo. Wanted. Solomon wants the peoplo of Ard more to eat the "very best bread. For sale only by. SOLOMON, 12t. The Makor of Good Things to Eat 3 mi ... 111 m 111 SULPHUR BATHS Go to Robber son's Bath 4 House immedi ately west from the pavillion. VAPOR, HOT and COLD BATHS. Courteous treat ment to all. For further informa tion write ROBBERSON Bath Hoise, Sulphur,. I. T III ??? Hi m 111 111 Hi 7i fHW H"f? frf"'4' r-H J PICTURES!! 24 for 25c i Fine equipments ally for this grade of work. For a few weeks we are going to give the people of Ardmore and surrounding country something new in STAMP PICTURES. Remember, they are the latest. They have never been made here before, and you get 24 for 25 cents, With 4 Positions. t Just follow the crowd to WEBB'S STUDIO, & where you always get the Latest Style in Art ,4 Work. Remember the time, remember the place. . RAN WEBB, Photographer, RANDOL BUILDING, V 117 East Main St. HERALD ss Shoes uaos nv THE HERALD SHOE COMPANY, B wton, r a a r 1 i. Daily production, 75,000 pair. B For Sale at Tlie Herald J. H. LEATHERWOOD, Prop. ARDMORE, IND. TER. THY A CAN OP" Goyer's Georgia so ..NOVELTIES-- WE HAVE ON DISPLAY ONE HUNDRED WOOLEN PANTS PATTERNS, A CHOICE SELECTION AND THE riUCE HAS KEEN HE- DUCED TO $3.50 MADE TO MEASURE. Be them cow and make jour choice. Wi can pltaae yon. FARTHING & GQONER, Postoificc Ulock, Ardmore, Ind. Ter tfefefefefefefeifeifeS 43 4? A Progressive Ghristian Institution. 4? 4? Offers superior advantage for fMp o tho hlsber education ol jrounc "1 Men and Women. Courses In W 4 Enellafa History, Mathematics, fr Q Science, Languagea, rbllesophy, ta Mualo ana Oratory clven by a O Scholarly Fatuity. Location un- JkQ surpaased. No Malaria. Pure 1 2 Wfar, New bulldlni: and eaten- O 4r aire erounds. Excel ent moral 0 training. Each pnptl the object v of peraonal care, Terms reason- P- able, Write for Catalogue. 43 urvyycurnnn I t gw 3 n i nntu vw, i it v UMMER Vf 1 1. 1 11 "or lidiiola'iollefe. purchased especi ARDMORE, I. T. f Wear and Weather Women's shoes have tiken on molt com mendable shapes and stylet. Those mannish effects that certainly em body thorough common sense Ideas for wear, weather and health, are commendable feat ures of HERALD Shoes. Made in all the late st styles, in every sire and widthin all leathers. Made in our own factories sold in our own stores the plan that cuts the price, yet adds better value to women's, children's and men's Mast., U.S. A. V LV A a2wr Shoe Store, Maplecane and I Cane Syrup.7 k PENNINGTON GROCERY CO., SOLE DlSTItlHUIOItS. T, W, WHITE & DO, WE HAVE ALL NEW Buggies, Surrios, Carriages, Harness. Etc, And do an up-to-date I Your PatrouQge Solicited. We run carriage in connection that meets all trains. 'Phone Your Galls No, 172 NOT IN TUB TRUST. T. W. WHITE & GO. A. Q. EDWARDS. T. V. DOLLINS EDWARDS DOLUNS. SURVEYORS. City can Country Work. BpaolalAttantlon Ivan to Ir-idlmn A lotmonta. 11 Beat of References if Required. KanVa?k,?rhoae48, , ArtrfHTI, I IV