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THE OAI'-Y AnDftOr.EITE Ardmore, Tuesday, October 31, 191)5 ()c Jtaihi SttDmorcilc. StONBY SUGGS, l'roprlotor. Btred at U10 Postolnco nt Ardmore us Second-class Matter, November 2, 1893. PHONEO. Business Manager's Ofllce 638 cur tutor's oaicc in- nutnnrn t38 w Published every afturuoon (oxcopt Mturday) and Sunday morning. OfBco of publication North Washing ton street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. flne Week 16 Ono Month Pn Year - 6 00 (Pnjablo in Advr-noo. " r.n The official nowspapor ot tno Ou t ti States court for the Southern Dis trict, Indian Tonltory. Also for tho Chickasaw Stock Association of U10 Indian Torrltory, and the official organ i the city. Any erroneous ronecuon upon tho siaracter and roputatlon of any par Ma which may bo printed In tho Aid woivltv. or nny article based oil ro nts thnt aro false, will bo gladly cor rected If brought to tho attontlon ot Cse publlhor. Ardmore, Tuesday, October 31, 1905. Sopor sas ho didn't say It. . 00 Judge C. 11. Stuart U another who rofnsea to dignify tlio separate state movement by debuting tho question. Vinltu Chieftain. 00 Secretary Taft haB one chance for tho presidency, llo mudt march to victory over tho dead body of Boss Cox of Cincinnati. Should Cox win this year Senator KornUer will hnvu the backing of Cox. 00 Tho Investigation of the Alleghaney Pn. bank which failed some days ngo on tho suicide of Its cashier, which has been ordered by Cl6wrnor Pennypacker. Is certainly a case of i.u.btni' tim Htnblo door after t'no horse haB been stolon. -0.5.0- Tho life Insurance companies pay tho limit apparonly for favorable men- thn In the newspapers. It 13 iilligeu that tho insurance companies havo ex IM-nded largo amounts to Influence tho rcpovls that woro sent out con corning their operations. QAO AVilllam Kundolph Hearst's news papors supported Bryan in 18UC and 1900. when his critics lu Now York and Texas bolted to McKlnley or Palmer and Uucknor. And now thcs critics say Hearst isn't a democrat Well, no; not for revenue or pelf. This U 11 fioe country and rings and ring bosses should be destroyed. The man or u.en who destroy corrupt nml demoralising political rings and effaces ring leaders dosorvos tho com luondatlon of patriotic citizens overy where. -o.vo- Kormor Prosldont Orover Clovelanil has written n lottor to Mayor Geo. B. MeLollan if New York endorsing his candidacy for re-election. Mr. Cleve land Is old enough o avoid political topic of this character. Suppose, for instuneo. that former President Cleve Inml had wbllo he was president vis lied the different states as Mr. Iloose vttlt has, might it not have made a dif ference lu the political results? When we ttlnk of It. that during his two terms ho failed to visit this sec tion we are not surprised that there whs murmuring and dissenting among tho people. Tho president owe It to tso people to visit all sections. Ar kansas Democrat. oo TERRITORIAL DAY. Wednosdny, Nov. 8, has been re scrvud for the Indian and Oklahoma territories. All of tho officials of both territories havo been Invited to bo tho guests of Dallas and tho fair on this day, und several havo accepted tho Invitation. Ono of the most prom laent visitors on this day will bo Gov rnor Ferguson of Oklahoma. Ho will so mot at tho train by a comralttoo aad brass band and tweorted to tho ' botel. Several addresses will probably be raado In the auditorium during tho Jay and every effort will bo made to xtnd a royal welcome to the offi cials of tho two splendid territories. Ballas Times-Herald. FORT WORTH JAIL DELIVERY.. Six Important Prisoners Gained Lib erty ThU Morning. Ft. Worth, Tox., Oct. 30. (Spec ial.) By a diamond drill and caw, six of tho most Important prisoners held in tho county jail horo, Including in convltod highway robbers, swind ler and diamond thieves, escaped car. ly this morning. Tho list included John Wolf, sentenced for fortjr years for robbery, by tho uso of tiro arms, and Walter McMillan sentenced to thirty year In tho samo caso. Tho prisoners cut their wjy out and then used a ropo blanket. Blvens, Corhn & Fronaley aro giv ing froo a handsome sot of waro, well worth $7,50, Soo advertisement In Uils jraper. 30-G RAILROADS OF TWO CONTINENTS In the stntistlonl tables the. '.?10,- COO mile -of railroad In 'the Unltct. Hl-ites are set ddwp as c'oatlng six teen LHHmiit uf -dollar, -while tho 170,- 000 mile In Hurope Hre estimated nt twenty millions. The greater cost for the smaller ntllonge of ICuropc means more solid construction there and accounts lu large incisure for the greater num ber of accidents In Amurlca. In a now country In which long liu-s of new road aro built every year It Is Impossible to attain at once tho cosily construction und the resulting safety that aro possible In the dons -ly populated countries ot tho Old World. Somo of our main roads niv.how- ever, alrondy as solid and safe as tho best of Kuropo's and In tlmo nil of litem may become so. Republic. The fair held at Ardmore last week proved a success, and It Is announced that the fnl? Is to lie made a perma nent llxtur?, and that extensive prep arations will be made for the fair next year. This should be good news to tho eltUen ot the entire Chicka saw nation. Mllburu News. 00 FINE1 Henry Wiitturson has given vent lo a hearty commendation of Hooee- velt. Tho Southerner nnd Democrat has praised tin ontortalnor of Booker T, Washington, a Republican. "Than l't-uoy sweetor flowed tho liquid music of his voice" nono tho less sweet thnt It generously applaud ed a man utterly opposed to him In political views, What tin. Inspiring exnniplo tho big men of the country nru setting, "Marse" Henry has his views about the proper wuy to run things, his conception of tho eternal truth. But he U big enough to stand up mid cheer a liinu with quite another view. It Is enough thsit one big man recognizes In another the ring of sin cortlty: Truth makes all her votaries fellows. And It i.i an ennobling sight to see the champion of ono set of Ideas cheering to the echo the truth-hunt lug, hute-destroying spirit of the op position. cvS'O- HON. PUNY L. SOPER ENTERS A DENIAL TO THE TO PEKA INTERVIEW. Mr. Goper Is In Ardmore This After noon to Attend the Meeting of the Executive Committee. No Trouble Brewing. Tishomingo, I. T October 31 (Special) Hon. P. U Super, Republican mrtlonul c1miultt,ccmau for Indian Territory, was in the city touay on legal matters, ins atten lion was called to the itrtlclo in yes tenlay's Aidinorelte. In which ho uiiu 11 1 1 f 1 1 - I iim Kiivltii' thnt If tho com mitten lit Ardmore Klionlil instruct him lu tno matter of appointments he would not be bound. It is learn ed that tl.Ii Interview nt Topeka does .Mr. Scper 11 great Injustice, us lie did not it- the language Indicat ed. Thero Is seemingly no trouble between hnn and tin- committee, al though something ay develop with reference to the ltajniond appoint ment. Mr. Super will anlve In Ardmore this afternoon to attend a meeting of the executive committee. DOUBLZ STATEHOOD CAUSE. Robt. L. Owens States That Big Vote Will be Polled. According to Hon. Uobt. I Owens of Muskogee, ono of the greatest ex ponent of tho two states lden, an Ininienso vote will bo polled nt tho election on Nov. 7th. Tho cause, he said, was plowing nnd thousands will voto next month. Mr. Owons said that probably tho heaviest voto would bo polled lu tho Creek nnd Cherokeo nations whore tho separata statehood sentiment Is strongest. Ho looks for a light voto In tho Chlcknsaw na tion, although considerable Interest is manifested In tho county scat fight. Mr. Owens declared that thcro would bo a Btrong eqort mndo at Washington this winter to sccuro two states, ell said that tho joint state hood peoplo must reallzo that a light Is Invpendlug. In tho opinion ot many persons It Is thought that tho agitation will delay statehood Indell nltejy. Both id don aro fixed In their purposo nnd will not yield. Tho suc cess of statehood will depend upon tho ability of Uio delegations to im press upon congross tho necessity for such legislation and tho fitness ot tho country demanding it. Some Seasonable Advice. It may be n piece of supcrtlous ad vice to urgo pooplo at this season of tho year to lay In a supply ot Cham berlain's Cotrgh Remedy. It is almost sura to bo needed before winter Is over, and much raoro prompt and sat Isfactory results aro obtained when taken as socv: as a cold Is contracted and before l.tis bocomo settled in tho systom, which can ouly bo dono by keeping tho remody at hand. This remedy Is so widely known and so al together good that no ono should lies Itato about buying It In profcrenco to any other. It Is for salo by V. J. Ram soy, W. B. Krame, Bpnnur & Bonner, and Ardmoro Drug Co. Somo people's attempts nt being good-uaturcd aro about the fttuuiest things tfaat ever happen, MARKET REPORTS IBy i:. E Cliilllot & Co., members ot Jew Orlcaus Cotton Exchange.) COTTON MARKET. Ardmore, Oct. 31. Tho following aru the quotations tor. today: Liverpool Futures. ursi ciosn Nov I)-c .. ....io 5 ei Deo Jan ft ;i 5 07 Jnn Fob, - 5" 6 73 1 s 70 J f Fob Mnr Map Apr Spots and Sale, I Mnotn . S77 10 000 Union .. New York Futures. esoto nado io:6t to ;t 10 SW IIKC. ... .10 so .. 10 71 .to w 10 it 10 M to HQ 10 II 1 10 M 10 76 1 Jnn. .. Mar. .., dpots and Sales. H)OtH Solon .. 10 75 ' Nsw Orleans Futures. Opon High Ixw ia. 10 co 10 to 10 KB 10 TO 10 67 10 10 87 10 77 Cloje to 10 88 10 47 Uoo Jan Mar .. Spots and Sales. Spots. 10 11-18 0000 tful O.I ........... GRAIN. WllHUT - Uoo Muy.. Ojkx M ft- 111 7 K 8i;i-8 Doe .. t ty--. 0T1- 16 . .is l-l 3-i Doe. liny SO 1-d 32 3-1 30 1- 32 7-S Livestock. HOOK OITTI.K 111.000 110UO II HHP svooo 6000 12000 Clilo tiro Kiiuitu City 1 1.OOO KW0J Uin.ilm - WOO Mors opun)il!Mlcady.S000 lott over. ItM'tn hUKM :i I'fir ac 27000 Mlxtxl tM-ra 1-2 (loud 610-130 ltOIIL'tl 4&0-IM I.I Kilt Hhoeu weak Cattle'teoily to xtronu. MrcTmore Prices. Cotton fcold on ln streets today for 9 1-2 to 10 1-1. Seed cotton If to 3.20. Receipts 200 bales. Tho Cotton Bull General Passenger day. More iifrtin.'ssivt bearish department nt Tyler, Texas, have Is-: positions developed developed sued quite a unlquo advertisement In untl as it,c;llll0 f10m lendinfr mar tho form of beautiful Cold Edge play-, i , int(,V(..5ts bullish sentitnenf ntr cnnlH wlilnh ran lm ii..rp1inBf,l nti KLl lnH M fclr' ulllll-s" S llllllli IU . uotton lieu TicKot otiiccs nnd on our Cafo cars. Price twenty-flvo (2ii cents per deck or send thirty (30 r cents lu stamps to Oencral Passenger department, Tyler, Texas, for trans mission by U. S. mall. 21-3m Even tho criminal Is entitled enough fresh air to breathe. to ! I- .riS-lh "Lil," tape nirdle fur ' om.i.i i a cl fur t.irls, h hSL- loVoX1::1 50c Style 51- The 'Vloln', a nice lit tl dip hip cereet with huso sup porters stiacheu, vory noat ana Inr spMislvo, sonic t;t I but hpro 50c Htylu c:o The 'VeMa' boned Bir die, vi ry icnt o i it roinfcrtsblo and tut price Is only Stylo Zfi5 A Rlrdlo top, cotsi-t wltli sopporti r", sonutliloK new, onlj 50c dip hip 50c St j Ip CJl - A str'i?l i frot't, gorod bull" e eofsi t. very i- tr, for table and very populsr, gives tho form perrcct grace, only $1.00 Style CI3-A fu'l figure, (lip hip iTrset, ttiado of the befit cortot Jean nnd a splendid C f A uew style at pl.UU Ftyhs (110 A medium llcnre, clip Mp, u itisto corsot, new model, 4 supporters $.50 Style 685-Brand .New Modol for lioBj supporters, made or oosi corsot juu , SOPER TALKS. Will Stand By Indian Territory .Re publicans No Friction. Hon. P. L; Sopor, Republican .na tional coiinilttecman for' tho Indian 'rVrrltnrv. ni-i'lvnil In Anlmnro toilnv. to attend the meotlng of tho execu-! tlve committee. Mr. Soper was seen by a representative of tho Ardii lie with reference to the Topeka story In which ho was quoted as suylug that tho Ardmoro meeting would bo a hot one. Mr. Soner stated that his friends knew his r-oslUtm woll. Ho was in- cllned to discuss U10 matter. How- view ho givo tho representative for tho Ardmoreltc: 1 "1 will abide by the wishes of the Republicans." V j "Thcro Ib no friction between tho executive cnmmltteo nnd myself." "In the mnttcr of local appoint ments tho clubs' endorsement will prevail." "I am not lighting Raymond. I am supporting another man for tho placo." "Politics woro not discussed with Senator Long. Wo discussed the statehood situation." The Topekn Interview was greatly enlarged. Mr. Sopor will stnnd by tho Republicans of Indian Torrltory. "Homo rttla for me," ho sold. Russia Celebrates. St t..lnit.liiirir rft 31 Alt fore- noon the city appeared to havo gonn iimd, unrestrained, crowds did nni said what they liked. Red Hags were everywhere In evidence. In churches and nt tho palaco sj i.iro tlio ilovfint iniit mi Tirnvnrtt nf Hmlrn. ! giving. On tho principal strocta thotisnud students nlso paraded I and Mtuileiitn and others made lm- . passioned siieeches on corners. Ten thousands stturents nlo paraded, singing (he "Mnrselllalso." Al- most lnllimmable, nono of tho ora-j tors were molested. Ono speakers urged tho henrers to go to tho prls-1 ons with revolvers and bombs and . liberate their comrades. Ho de clared "that bloody scoundrel Tro port must be driven from Russln, ) and the nissocluted army now was with the people." Hew YorK Cotton Letter. Artlmoro, I T. Oft. :!l.Fol lowinjr is New Yorlc cotton let ter by Melntyiv: Thoro vtro more reasons why tho cotton should liavc hud a fur- tlior ndvurtco todny than yostcr- 41... . . ... 4 f 1. A 1....... 11'fl.J II 111 ' liu t hi' ui"l 'i mi 1 1 - I ' n.'n .1. -rr'ti.-n. It v a v.-1 vssn i'.v Tot- th if nt tif'i' t lie continued at ffi'tiitent tiitc-, a - hi ofle lo Keen ih itjitr!:ct. (.v.-n. Vo..r.s v. r.y tf.iiy, 15. E Utiillot & Co, Perfect Fitting erieci nmng orseis Stylish Dressers, the world over, united in pronouncing THE "KABO" CORSETS to be the cream of perfection We are now in receipt of our New Fall Mod els in this elegant corset and you should secure one lo wear with that beauti ful new suit, so that every line of rjracc may he clearly brought out. KABO CORSETS HAVE HO BRASS EYELETS and can be worn with the most delicate fabi icc without fear of being disco!o?cd by corroding eyelets. Si KABO A medium fall bust corset made for j stout figure. Plain web forked " "it supporters Colors? a -6. , Sizes 20:36 .50 average flfturo, four $1.00 STYLE 725 lM K hair STUFFED B 1MWSS I I FOR SALE AT 1 - I R.A.JONES Big Furniture, Carpet and Stove Store Wo have just received cur complete line of Fall and Winter Suitings nnd arc prepared to give you more for your money than EVER. Before placing your order call and examine our line. Our prices are RIGHT. Come and see. Suits From $2';.00 up Every Thini; a Man Wears Except His Shoes W. H. Byrd Co. Wholesale GRAIN. FLOUR & FEED Wo do a strictly Whole sale Grain, Flour and Feed business and solicit a share of the trade of the mer chants and dealers of Ard moro and surrounding country. : : : : : : We always pay the highest market price for oats. : : High grade Flour, Bran and oilier mill products aro our specialties and we puurantee everything sold. Warehouse at old Iron Store building, east of de pot. I'hone Dfal). The Ardmore Wholesale Grain Co. W. F. Warren, Mgr. If It w.-ri liuhHilile to amputate one's conscience the surgeons would ' have to work overtime, Thp Anlmon lt for nil tli" ihiwh Dresses Must Have CORSETS HAVE NO brass eyelets; Another New. Improvement has been made in Kabo Corsets which prevents the slays from tearing through the corset, and also the adoption of a new perspiration proof paper cover for clasps (which is used only in Kabo Corsets), thqtcby preventing the rusting ofithc corset. Ptfc,$l.00-'" 5d Let ns show you tbeso mod ole Before vou buy, see our line ot cele brated Br'tlgo & Beach coal and wood heaters. WEEKS BROS. ICtf Practical Tinners and Plumbcn NEW Fobs SticK Pins Chains Necll laces Chatelains Cuff Buttons Shirt Studs In solid gold and gold filled goods W. T. NIXON is the liet Wntch nopalrur and Kn Braor In Ardmoro COLEMAN BROS. Drus-s anl Jewelry i ! 1 Stylo 711 An elenant cois l v.i Ji nil tlio fjrnco known in Cor el making, made of lino b tioto, striMKiit front, with tojr lioso sup- porlera, roRtilar S2.00 fijl p?f grade, wo sell tliom Style 72fi A new model for stout ilguro,(roni hip with four hoso auptiorteri), extra well t fn made, worth $2, for....(5 i JsJ Stylo 103H An uloiMtit model, medium llguro, dip hip. heavy quilted front, extra well bonod, very swell cd por- JJ ( foct form pi..UU Stylo 831 A new bias pored gor ed corset, straight front, four hoso supporters, should bo seen to be appreciated, let us show you this model j2 IpQ Stylo 1032 The best corsf t nisei for stout figure, ultra well bnnrd and stayed, heavy quilted front four hoso supporters, ( tf0 fZfi dip hip Btyle J.CU sixes run from 18 to 36, WE OAN FIT YOU. i