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Ardmore, Sunday, May 28, 1001. THE DAILY ARDMOHE.ITE. SEVEN COLONY OF RUSSIANS FIV E THOUSAND OF THEM WILL SETTLE IN TEXAS. They Are Refugees From the Preterit War, Mostly Farmer and Ace Claimed" to Be the Better Class of Peasants. A committee of three, rcprtentif lives of a colony of some 800 Hus tlnn families who recently emigrated to this country, are beaded toward Tuxbb with n view to Inducting tin; country and Inquiring Into Its fitness nu a colonizing place. This commit tec Is now In San Franclbco, arrang ing for the landing of Immigrant!-, and will probably leave that pine lor Texan some day this week. The families, it 1b learned, arj icfu kick from the nrcsent war. and come from ''the western' eectfon of Rtitsbla. Tho etitlre party will aggregate a!iut fj.OOO Individuals, and the purport k to establish a KuAstan village. Hero the customs of the fatherland will be practiced as nearly an possible, the religion of the Greek church will bo established and the colony w'.U present In every way tht appearance of a native Hutslan municipality Most of the Immigrants arc farmer, and adjacent to the town 'farms will bo bought and occupied and the vari ous Industries will be engaged In. However, the intention of the immi grants is to become true American citizens. The tics of inheritance, ei. vlronmcnt and long practice bind them to Russian-customs and the lan guage and religion tit the far-away country, but they have come to Amer ica to become its citizens, and they will enter with full enthusiasm and spirit into the full and free American life, l'llgrirni; frcm a land of grind Ing oppression, they have come to tha American republic to raalte a new home, and they w.ll build in full ac cord with American Idtab. The members of the proposed col ony are said to bo among the best and most substantial class of Russian people. They come from the ranks of the bturdy peasants, whoso efforts have ever been directed toward the achievement of freedom, and possess ed of a thrifty and Industrious spirit, they will make good American clt-zens. The immigrants are now in San Francisco, having lately arrived there frcm their homo beyond the raciflc. Tho committee of three comprise the leaders of the party, and, as repre- Hentativos of the others, they will mako the trip over the'stato In the endeavor to select a rultable location for the colony. They will visit the Panhandle ect:on of the stato first, and from tlicro will proceed to the oilier districts yd uiiseVlod which of fer advantages for colonizing. It is planned that the entire tour of in Rpcctlon will consume about two weeks, during which time the visitors will be ihown every section of Texas. The trip 13 lookod forward to with much Interest rut only by the land men and railroad interests, but also by tho citizens of the state, to whom the proposition appears now In tho na ture of an experiment. Houston Post, DeBell's Kidney Pills. Ther aro the only kidney medicine that positively cure all diseases aris ing fiom disordered kidneys, poor nerves and a poor watery condition of tho bipod such as nervous headache, dizziness, weak back, rheumatism, diabetes, scalding urine and other kid ney troubles. DoBell's Kidney Pills, tho groat kidney remedy. Every box warranted, 2Ec a box. For yilo by all dragglstE. A woman can speak moro In one language than the average roan can in five. Travelling la Dangerous. Constant motion Jars tho kidneys, which are kept In place in the body by delicate attachments. This is the rea eon'that traveller, trainmen, street car men. teamsters and all who drive very much, suffer from kidney disease In Borne form. Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the kidneys and cures all form sof kidney and bladder disease, Geo. B. Hausan, locomotive engineer, Lima. Ohio, writes: "Constant vibra tlon caused me a groat deal of trouble with my kidneys, and I got no relief until I used Foley's Kidney Cure." City Drug Store. As an antidote for tho arrogance of wealth, nothing equals poverty. Time Tried and Merit Proven, One Minute Cough Cure Is right on time when It comes to curing Coughs, Croup, whooping Cough, etc. It Is per festly harmless, pleasant to take and Is the children's favorite Cough Syr up .All drugsIsU. MARKET LETTER. Spi'c al io the Ardnurelte. Kansas City, Mo., May 27. Nearly .is many cattlp were received at, all the markets the llrBt three days this wei-k as duilng the whole of last week and prices have suffered 25 to 35 cents In consequence. The supply in the quarantine division, Including today, has been 100 cars moro than tho flMt four days of last week, and has Included cattle of every descrip tion. 'The market was,.atrong to a shade higher Monday, but broke badly Tuesday and Wednesday, steady and active today. The C2 cars today In tlutle Home good to choice fat steers the best that have been here late and quite a number of medium grade Southern Texas grass btcers. The boft steers sell at I5.1G to $5.35, fair io good ones at $4.40 to $4.75, grass steers $3.C0 tr, $4.00. The top for grass steers this wck was $4.50 on Mon day. Shu stuff sells at $2.50 to $3.50. veals at $4.00 to $5.25, hulls $2.75 to $3.50. Some choice heifers eold at $4.70 Monday. Hog receipts have been liberal this week, but the marked has ruled more even than during any week for some time. Top today $4.50, which has been the ruling price this week. Bulk of sales today $5.50 to $5.37. showing that all weight; arc selling at the same price, the difference In quality determining the range in prices. The sheep market is 10 to 20 cents lower this week, lambs steady. Bulk of the receipts have been Texas and Arizona muttons, which sell at $4.00 to $4.85. Texas ewes sell at $4.30 to $4.50. Quite a number of goats have been received this week, selling at $3.25 to $3.C5. Choice ones kcII at $3.85. Some Texas lahbs the first of the sc-ifon, sold yesterday at $5.v Quality of the Texas stuff has not been as good this week a? heretofore. Fed woolen )ambs t-ell at $7.00 to $7.35, clipped Iambs $5.75 to JC.25. There Is a demand for stock and feed ing sheep, but very few are coming. J. A. R1CKART, Live Stock Correspondent. CRISIS IN NORWAY MAKING PREPARATIONS TO RE SIST ATTACK FROM SWEDEN. The Border Fortresses Strengthened. Funds and Munitions of War Are on Hani Ready for Defense. Ki,ig or President? Why Suffer From Rheumatism Why suffer from Traumatism when one application of Chamberlain's Tain Balm will relieve the pain? The quick relief which this liniment affords Is worth many times Its cost. Many who have used It hoping only for a short relief from suffering have been happi ly surprised to find after a while the relief became permanent. Mrs. V. H, Leggett of Yum Yum, Tennessee, U, S. A., writes: "I am a great sufferCT from rheumatism, all over from head to foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only thing that will relieve the pain." For sale by F. J. Ramsey, W, B. Frame and Ardmore Drug Co. Memorial Day. Headquarters Chickasaw Post No. It!, G. A. It., department of Indian Ter ritory, May 20, 1905. By order of the Commander In Chief, Chickasaw Post will observe Memorial Day et vices on Tuesday, May 30 and cordially Jnvltea all clt lzens of Ardmore and vicinity either in organized bodies, or as individual?, to assist in the beautiful ceremon of decorating the graves of our lovort ones, with tho fairest flowers of spring. JOSEPH KENT, Commander. T. B. JOHNSON, Adjjutant. Special Train. Tho United Confederate Veterans special to Louisville is tho train t take. Leaving here at 2:30 o'clo you arrive In Louisville the next a ternoon. For full Information Inquire of Agent Dashiel. Pine salve acts like a poultice. Best thing in the world for bolls, burns, cracked hands, tetter, etc. Sold by city Drug store. It's easier to get onto the curves of a bowlegged baseball pitcher. Danger is near at harxj when the kidneys are sick. Kltdney-EUes will purify and strengthen tHe kidneys anu restore them to their tormal and healthy condition. 25 cente, City Drug store, w. u. j-Tame, irop. Ii you are thinking or buying a typewriter, buy tie best the Visible Writing Underwood. TJjIb machine took the Grand Prize at the World's Fair and 1b for sale on easy terms by Q. P. Selvidge, Agt for Chickasaw Na tion, Ardmore, I. T. lMt Vomcn may have no sense of hu raor, but they generally have enough to laugh at a rich man's jokes. What Is Foley's Kidney Cure? Answer: It Is made from a prescrip tion of a leading Chicago physician, and one of the most eminent in the country. The ingredients are the pur est that money can buy, and are scl entlflcally combined to got their ut most valuo. City Drug Store. It takes almost as much courage for the average man to refuse his wife a now dress as it does for her to wear the old one. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to children. City Drug Store. Loudon, Mny 27. Norway has made every preparation to insure tho suc cess of the t-cheme for separate con suls, though Sweden should attumpt to thwart it bj force, writes one of the most conservative and best informv-d men In Norway to the Herald and News correspondent. The consular bill having passed both sections of the Morthlng, will be presented for approval of the king on Monday. Should his majesty voto the measure the storthing will ap point a tcporary committee wlr.ch will assume the reins of power in Nor way pending the election of a presi dent or king. In connection with this post, Pi inn Waldtmler of Denmark Is mont imc ,1 As fai an Norway U concerned everything is clear. Though the stor j thing and tin- ministry are of one mind, tiny will have their aupmatc consuls unless beaten In war. This contingency of armed Interfer ence by Sweden lb apprehended by tho national authorities. Enormous quantities of provisions have been se cured and stored. A shop load of ordnance has been re ceived from England. Thousands of soldier disguised as common work Ingmun have been and are now busily at work on the border fortresses. Am munition and uppllc8 of every de scrlptlou have been sent to all stra gttlo point:-. Bridges across the Glommln river have been undermined. One bundled million kroner ($2ti, 000,000) Is available at once for de fensive purpoecs. Where Happiness Is Found. Don't look for true happiness in the mansions of the very rich, where high priced physicians are called In to doc tor every ailment. But seek it and find it too, In the comfortable homes of the ml(l(ll(M.'la86us and so-called t wlnrp Green's August Flower 1b always used to keen the family heal- j thy to cure all stomach troubles, whether Indigestion, dyspepsia, con I n- loss of appetite, bilious at ' tacks or torpid liver. Trial bottle An 1 jrud Flower, 25c. Big bottle, 75c W. i B Frame. T N. Coleman. 9 Everybody Everywhere is interested in good, pure, healthful, grocer ies. Then it follows that everybody in and around Ardmore is interested in doing their grocery buying at FELKER THE GROCER'S He Keeps the freshest stock in the city and has everything good to eat under one roof. s : : s : : : Ho! For New Spring Goods r WE ARE equipped this year better than ever before to rob your homo of tho sul try heat of summer. To make hot weather tho most pleasant portion of the year you must nave one of our exquisite QuicK-Meal Gasoline Stoves We have them in You will also need Absolutely non -explosive, all sues and at all prices. one of our AlasKa Refrigerators and White Mountain Freezers We also have some ice boxes that are comfort givers and ice savers. BIVENS, CORHN $ FRENSLEY Buggies Fishing TacHle Plows Cultivators and Hardware Buggy WorK L P ANDEI1SON. Preslden O. !.. ANDEHHON (aibler It. V. PKK.NHLEY. VIch rrnt. O.H. MAUPI.N' Ass't Cashlur We do it all. It don't make any difference, what is the matter with your buggy we can fix it as jgood as when new. Painting', Trimming', BlacKsmithing or Woodwork. D. E. ALLEN SELVIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE A thorough, practical training school, complete and op to dale In eferr department Day and night school tbe entire year. Day pnplli attend night icbool wltbom eitri obareei. Tuition 110 per month or 140 for unlimited iobolarthlp. Board 110 to H'.'.N permontb, NoTacallon, Paplls may enter at anrtlme. Every pnpll la plaoed on bli merlta or may advance at rapidly aa bli ability will permit. Thorough tralnlnc Ir shortest time eonilatonl with etllclenuy. Inferences Any bank or business arm I' Qalneirllle or Ardmore. For oatalogae addien 9 P SELVIDfJK. A, M. at, Aooti. President. Ardmore. I. T. or UalneiTllls Texas FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ardmore, Indian Territory Capital Paid In ,. . $ 60,000.00 Surplni Funds 200,000.00 Total .$260,000.00 Tbe eldest bank In Indkin Territory Accounts of Drma and Individuals solicited upon tbe moit liberal termi consistent with good banking. i. A. BIVENS, President OON LACY, Vlee-Presldant A. H. PALMER, Cashier. FRED C. CARR, Aaat Catklcr. THE CITY NATIONAL BANK ARUriORE, IMD THR Capital $100,000.00 Surplus Funds 30,000.00 Accounts of firms nd individuals solicited. Courteous treatment accorded to all alike. W. S. WOLVERTON ft SON" Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate, Abstracts The larcest and atronceet agency In tbe (wo territories. Managers of Ardmore Abstrait Co. itoneriil Arenta ll,lnole Life Insurance Co. and United States fidelity and Onaranty Company, A. 1, TOOI.KM Pres. and Me'r. MONEY HUaUB Vlce.Prea. i H. DOWNAIID Becretary LKE CRUCB Treaa. The Downard Paving and Construction Go. (INCORPORATED) Asphalt Streot Pavements, Bituminous Ma cadam, Sheet Asphalt Sidewalks, Sta ble FJoors, Factory Floors. Private Address Dr'vewavsy EC" Roofing a Specialty. A. J. TOOLEN, Manager First National Dank IlulldlnK LOOK IIOX 317 or Thone 2Si ARDMORE, I. T. Work Contracted any where in tho Southwest. Who Goes There? U. C. V. REUNION Louisville -:- Kentucky June 14 -16 Very Low Round Trip Rates Hfit thutlyour ticket reads via Hook Island. Pull Information on reqneat, GEO. H. IEE. G. P. A. U S. M'NALLY, D. P I. Little ltook, 4rk. Oklahoma City, O. T. D 1 LEABEH ii LEADER FLOUR The World's Standard r3 IlllMiaUlllJ X' ..' .TV tv?.S PURCELL. IT. TYLER & SIMPSON GO, Wholesale Distributors Ardmore, I. T. Ardmore Ice, LMt and Power Go. DISPENSERS OF THE BEST PennsylvanL Anthracite, and McAlester Black Diamond Goal FOR FUEL PHONE 15 j i n, ' Jw. Jii jA.