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In the Case us not proving exactly as re p resented. I am here to make the matter good. , No defects are likely to appear, however. All instruments are thor oughly tested before leaving the factory, and we have no hesitation in saying that THE BUSH & GERTS PIANOS will prove the equal of many sold at double the price. !- E.B.LUKE Ardmore, I. T. Every Man Will Want a Fair In a few days thero will bo a surt den jump Into summer, and It will seem hotter than ever before. Better bo prepared, sir, with a pair of cool and comfortable Sum mer Oxfords. We aro ready with nil the new styles, and thero's a whole Summer's comfort in every riair. Our Oxford prices are Just as easy on your pecketbook as the Shoes are on your feet. Patent Leather, Patent Kid, Vlcl Kid froui'Sl 60 to 15. Don't forget to brm your old Shoes to us when they need half soles. Our Hhoemakor does It right. HAMILTON & CO. Shoe Store. How is Your Face ? EVERY mtm or wouiuu feels a keen interest in his or her face, nml every face possesses some fjood points: fine eyes, n good profile some characteris tics that will show up well in a picture It's n Rreut part of our nrt to look after these uood points and show them ut iu the photos wo inako, consequently our pictures represent you at your best. S. S. GOLE Photographer Htuillo over lUmlol'a Store )R. NICHOLSON. Dentist Otor Uonnur & Ilonner' ilruu store. Rooms 1 audi tiotweoa Drs. von Kulir ami Polsom. No Work for Negroes. Red Cross Tansy Pills FOR Suppressed Menstruation PAINFUL Menstruation AnJ PREVENTIVE tar FX MALE -J IKKXGULASITIES. Are Safasnd Ketlabls. trif Peiff il lUmli M The Ladies' fi Purely Vein tabid Never PRICE $1.00 Sent polpHl on receipt ol piles. Money teiunoca it not u wo tuj. Sample aa J uookiet tern in, - Vin de Cinchona Co. dm moIum, iowa. Williams, Corhn & Co., Invito you In to see their now shipment-of Wblto Klophant buggies. You can't afford to miss It Ham ly's last day, Thursday. I ml : SMOKE THE ELDO. Over 100,000 Smoked In Ardmore Last Year. What peoplu sny nbout the Bldo: Bonner & Bonner. druggiflta: Bat 6r seller we have." F. J. Itanwy. drugglat: "Can't be bent." W. U. Frame, druggbrt: "Seatf me a thousand." T. N. Colron. draggW: "Oood enoiiRh for anybody." J. H. Knhn. confei-UaMr: "Mjr cus tomers ask for the Kldo." I'et-ples & Co.. confectioners: "Onlr ftc cigar tlrnt plaatfla everybody." W. F. Whlttltigton: "It li O. K." U. sloscowlu. Santa F hotel: "It is a winner. Send me 500." Ardmore Drug Co.: Mff & cracker- Jaok." Sidney Suggs, tbe Animortlte: "I smoke nothing else." Those Who Sell the Eldo. A. F. Jontw. grocer. Pinks hotel. McCharen & Webster, gtwora. Crimes Bros., grocers. J. A. Sklpworth, groner. Moore & Wlnnns. restaurant. Ardmore Drug Co. S. E. Jenkins, grocer. Coleman Bros., drugglite. J. H. Spiegle. coafectioatr. Tanner & Stewart, grocvrlea. C Crosby, grocer. Julius H. Kahn. confectioner. Whlttlngton hotel. T. N. Coleman, druggist. Frank Wymore. groaer. J. W. Holland, grocor. M. T. Forker. grocer. ' Cnllfornla restaurant. W. 11. Frame, druggist. F. J. Itnmsey. druggist. II. Mo3cowltx. restaurant. Donuor & Homier, druggists. Peoples & Co.. confectioner. Lane Hroa., grocers. Dlllard & Allen, grocers. J H. Hatcher, druggist. H. D. HARDIE, Manufacturer, 1 1 t Artlmore. I. T. Two dosun pearl buttons for 10c at the N'lckel store. 11-it Violently Insane. Muskogee Dally Phoenix says Depu ty Jones brought In from Checotah. a man of the name of Lee Stocks, who Is violently Insane. He is a man or herculean strength and it was neces sary to chain him In order to handle him. Stocks was turned ovor to Jail or I.ubbos who put him In tho lusano ward at tho Jail. Stocks has beon working In tho country near Checotah for sevoral years. He was In tho employ of J. S. Todd, of this city, five or six years, but lately was working for a man of tho name of Julian, whom he as saulted last Tuesday nnd severly In jured. Previous to his going crazy Stocks was a peaceable, law abiding citizen, an Industrious worker, and well thought of ,ln the community. What caused his lusantty Is not known, but he Is undoubtedly a dan gerous man to liuudlp. The big rush Is on. at Hamly's. 'Plume 1 12 for bus or baggage wagon. Meets all trains dan and night, ll-lni LIGHT & THOMPSON. If you havo never bought a White Elephant buggy, you have never own od the world's host maVe. We have In a big shipment of White Elephant buggies, hacks and phaetons. Williams, Corhn & Co. We are closing out our Sowing Ma chines at 26 per cent. off. 27-tf weeks nnos. Four more big days for Hamly. Lawn Mowers at moucy-eavlng prices at-27-tf . WEKKS DUOS. Every cull given my personal atten tion. Phone 74 catches a carriage day or night. T. E. C HO ATE. The Laldlaw Lumber company has the best paint oa earth. They guar antee It to stand as follows: Two oats for three years, and three coats for five years. Can you beat it? And It costs no more than many Inferior paints: lasts longer and looks better. What more do you want? If you are going to paint. It will pay you to fig ure with Laldlaw. n-tf J. J. Dabbs has commenced closing out his spring mllllnury and Is now offering some big bargains In ladles and misses hats n-2t In quoting the appralsemont of the Hanks hotol the other day, the figures quotod represent tho entire lot cov ered by the hotel anL , Mr. Cwlnu's building. You will have to hurry, for Thurs day Is Hamly's last day. AT THE UNITED STATES JAIL. There Are 120 Unfortunates Placed There for Safe Keeping. Mrs. Mny Miller alias Mrs. M. E. Ingram, charged with lnrreny. was brought In Inst night, by Deputy House, he having arrested her at Hickory. The prisoner told the mar shal that her rent name was May Miller, but she had boon going under the name of Ingram. She registers at pie Jntl as a grass widow, 33 years of ace, ami gives nor occupation as n house workor." We learn that she stole a dross skirt from a lady at Da vis, and committed other ptty pil fering. Ella Itogors Is a very dark, ginger- jjuke-colored woman, and was arrest til and brought In by Deputy Duck Rhrrett Trom eight miles northeast of Ardmore, charged with contempt of court. Angelina Davis is a yullow Indian wwnon, arrostod at the same time and place, and undor the same charge ey Deputy Onrrett. and placed In Jail ytjstorday. This woman Is 36 years Did. and can neither read nor write. els she might have read the subpoe na and attended court, without hav ing to bo arrested and brought In by force. Ed "Howell was brought In by Dep uty Wilkinson, having been arrested at Chcok yesterday. He Is charged with Introducing, also disturbing re llglous worship. W. F. Moano. charged with Intro (hieing and selling, was arretted at ttoff and brought in by Deputy Edgar Wllholm. Moano is 47 years old anil should have known that It was a vio latfon of the law to Introduce or sell liquor In the Indian Territory. Thomas Newsome Is a negro, and was arrested at Han by Deputy Hon son, cuargea witn contempt court. of There aro now 120 prisoners In the jail. One marriage license was Sat urday afternoon J. 0. Abernethy, 30 Miss Almeida Smith, 25. both of Ard more. Edgar Wllholm, formerly, of Ard more, but now of Roff, has (beea ap pointed a deputy marshal at that place, and he brought In his first man last night. The Newsome Family. Tho Ilev. G. T. Hlack handed ub the following expression of gratitude from this sorely allllcted family, who aro now In Acton, Tex.: "To the kind Christian peoplo and Endeavor and Benevolent societies of Ardmore: Wo feel It our duty to try to show you some appreciation and our heartfelt thanks for the many kind and gonerous deeds of charity which you have rendered us during our long and sore allllctlons, sines the middle of Novombor of last year, We novor havo been among a more charitably disposed people, for wi have been furnished food, clothing, medical aid and everything possible for our comfort. All this we appre elate more than - wo can ever toll. May Cod's rlchost blessing attend you all In this world and eternal life in the world to come. "Your allllcted frlonds. "C. A. NEWSOME AND FAMILY." Hamly's last day Thursday. i Leavo bus and carriage calls at Danks hotol for Cathoy's bus. Prompt attention, 11-lm Oolng! doing! Hamly's last, days. Abernethy-Smlth. Yostorday afternoon at 6:30 o'clock tho marriage coremony was perform ed between Dr. Joseph Gordon Aber nethy nnd Miss Almeida Smith, a the homo of the bride's parents. Dr and Mrs. J. W. Smith, on North Wash ington street. Rev. C. C. Welth olll elating. Tho groom Is a popular young den tlst of our town, and has many friend wbD will congratulate him upon his good fortune. Miss Smith Is a most oitimable young lady, and Is loved by all who know her. Mr. and Mrs. Abernethy will bo home to their friends at the home the bride's parents from this time an. The Ardmorelte Joins their hosts of frlonds In extending coagratula tlons to tho happy couple. Tho days are growing shorter for Hamly. ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE CAN HE IIOUGHT AT THE ARDMORE NA TIONAL HANK AT ALL TIMES, TO PAY FOR LOTS. 12-tf J. W. and A. N. Lauderdclo, of Dougherty, I. T., aro prepared to fur nlsh on short notice and In any auan tity foundation and building rock, crushed rock for paving and concrete work. Write them your wants. 18-lm The A. A. C. Crossings. Seeral parties in Ardmore. who have been sorely aggrieved for tha want of crossings over the A. & C grade In the First ward have wrltton personal letters to W. C. Perry at Kansas City, who is tho general at torney for the road. In regard to the mattet. Among the number who have written are Sam Noble. Thomas Norman and J. N. Uarall. The lattor Is In receipt of a letter from Mr. Per ry, In which tho writer says: "I will tnke up the matter referred to as soon as possible, and hope to con clude, arrangements by which a suf ficient number of crossings will be made ovor our road In your city to reasonably accommodate the public appreciate the spirit In which your letter was written and will dp all I can to bring about the results you desire." Lalolaw is furnishing paint for the best houses in town. Their paint has tho lead. It's the best paint; that's the reason. ll-tf Every size of sewer piping In stock at Williams, Corhn & Co's. A car of fresh Queen of tho Pantry Hour at Felker's. Join the host of particular people that use this good Hour exclusively. ll-3t The Santa Fe has put In reduced rates from all stations to Sulphur Springs, I. T., the famous Indian Ter rltory health resort. Get rate from Santa Fe agent, which Includes stage ride from Davis to Sulphur Springs and return. Send and .net namnhlct rickets on 'Sale dally until Sontcmber 30. 1002, Inclusive, good returning Oc tobor 31, 1902. McCormlck mowers, binders and rakes at Williams, Corhn & Co.'s. Attention Knight's Templar. All the members of Ardmore Com- mandery No. 5., K. T.. arc ordered to attend a called conclave at the asy lum on Monday May 12, 1902. At 7:3u p. in. W. F. BOWMAN, E. C, L. D. ROUERSON, Recorder. Three dozen pearl buttons for 10c at the Nickel store. ll-2t 8TAR MAIL ROUTE LINES. Ardmore to Tishomingo. Leavo Ardmore 8:20 a,m Arrive Provence 10: 20 p.m. " Durwood ll:30a.m " Earl 12:30 p.m. " Mannsvlllo 1:30 p.m, " Norton 3:00p.m. " Ravla 5:30 p.m " Tishomingo 7:00 p.m Leave dally except Sunday. Ardmore to Madlll. Leavo Ardmore 7:30 a. m Arrive Hoxbar 11:00 a. m " Wilson 12:30 p.m " McMillan 2:30 p.m " Tyler 3:30 p.m. " Weaverton 4:45 p.m. " Oakland 5:30 p.m. " Madlll 6:00 p.m. Leave dally except Sunday. Ardmors to Healdton. eavo Ardmoro 6:30 a. m. Arrive Lono Grove 8:30 a.m. " Hewitt 10:30 a.m. " Healdton 12:30 p.m. Leave dally except Sunday. Ardmore to Simon. Leave Ardmore 7:00 a.m. Arrive Brock 9:00 a.m. " Cheek 10: 00 -a.m. " Simon 12:00 m. Leavo dally except Sunday. Star Routo malls clo3e promptly on leaving time. T. h. HOLLAND J. St. COLSON .1111 STABLE.. QOME to the new barn on South Washington street to get your swell turnouts, new horses, new rips, new harness. Everything new and first class. Cimo to see us. We are hern to please and share a iiart of your llrery trade, Special attention given to boarding horses. UH h HI MS. Over Peoples' (afdw (I and 10 NT t to customers is not quite equal to jiving a Gold Dollar g Fifty Cents but almost the next thing to it. Call and be 1 convinced. We Can Show You Ladles Three Point Slippers 45c LYN N, the Shoe Man I $3.50 h COMMENCEMENT EXECRISES. Next Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock the Elocution class and Primary de partment will give the first entertain-, ment of the closing' exercises of Har grove Colloge. Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock will witness the Declamation and Recitation contest. At 10:30. Contest by military com pany, for the Sidney Suggs medal. Saturday night, Oratorical contest, and fan drill. Sunday 18th. Baccalaurato sermon by Rev. R. H. Mahorl, D. D. Sunday night Undergraduate ser mon by Rev. . B, Palmore, D. D. Monday 19th, 10 a, m Literary address and essays by young ladles. 3:30 p. m., Musical e by piano and stringed Instrument classes. Monday evening, Commencement address by Rev. W. F. McMurry, D. D and graduating exercises. THOS. G. WHITTEN, Pros. To the Insuring Public. On and after June I we must Insist on the prompt payment of premiums on the 1st of each month. The com panlos demand payment from us then, and we will have to pay It, If not out of our own pockets, wo have to go to the banks and borrow It. If on the 1st of the month any of our customers wish us to carry their ac count for thirty days, we will do so, by taking their notes, bearing 10 per cent. Interest, for the amount of pro mlum due. This note we can discount In the banks to raise the money to pay their premium. The Insurance busi ness Is done on p. cash basis, and our commissions are small, and It wo aro compelled to borrow money to pay our companies, and thcr lose a few bad accounts, .there Is nothing left In the business for an ngent. Today we are carrying over $9,000 of unpaid pre miums for which the companies de mand prompt payment of us, we must Insist on prompt payment from our patrons, or security of same by note. Any business man will understand our position, and will not censure the ac tion we are taking. Wo are compelled to do something of this kind or quit business. Yours truly, ROBERTS & POLAND, W. S. WOLVERTON & SON. 9-12t Long walstedk full In tho hip! Now will you bo good? and wear Sunflower pants, Madden & Sykos, lld&w Contractors and others In need of building rock, foundation or crushed rock will consider their best Interests by conferring with J. W. and A. N. Lauderdale at Dougherty, who are prepared to furnish any quantity on short notice. 18-lm 4 43 ? 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 tr"Z' j -UJ ' "...41. I will commence 43 vVv ten - V'-cl ad closing out my Spring and Summer 4? Hats at cost, and it will pay everybody J3 to call and see these big bargains. Call 43'quick for the best selection. 43 i a 4, J. O. at Madden, , Our- Special Offer f . -H-H-H- H" A. V. DOAK W. .s. .SMIT DOAK & SMITH Real Estate and Rental Agent Read the Following Lists; FOR SALE Six room, two store hounn. hath stonn cellar) nice orchard. Terms air A hargalu. 1 Three room box house, fencing and itnw orchard; close In. A bargain for cnh. One thrno room house, rooms 14x18, i:.fJ ceilings, fine well of walor,,small ihedfoj uui an nun tuw, Afriiin uuay. Three cholco residence lots In West Ard more, n beautiful part of the city. Fire room house on Main street, storm house, barn and well, Come quirk lfjo want a bargain. One half block In North ArdmUre. t barns and fenced POR RENT Hour room houso, good barn and wall close In. Come dulck Throe room house, two blocks from Mil J street. Fine well. I Two room house la North Ardmore, J Office Id Holand's China Hall, Halo St.' ifi iti it. iti ifi ifi ifi iti .fi iL iTi r- ' TTT VTTTT VTTTT V T T T TT" VTT Ttti T" $25 REWARD f nrE will pay $25 reward for tbe V U arrest and conviction of I any partv or parties netting i f or quail or avnani tlnijr or tlsk within u radius of 25 miles of T. Ardmore. B. F. FRENSLEY, 5 Pres. Rod and Gun Olub. I if. it. it. if. ii .1. it. .T. .r. .t. .Ti .T. .t. .1. .1. iT. .t. if, . . tttttttttttttttttttttt Williams, Corhn & Co., handle the National Hay press. You want one this season, Call and examine our stock. Here to Stay Have built a new shop near my old' one am f till v nrenarcd to do all klnts of blacksmltliiniT, horse-shoeing and wooa worK. uaii ana sec me, T. C. L E B U S 10.000 devils hammer ing your head. KRAUSES HEADACHE CURES ANY KIND OF HEADACHE. 500 reward for any injurious substance found in those capsules. Perfectly harmless. Soid by drufgub NORMAN LICHTY Hr'S.CO.DtS MOIHIS.IA. W. B. Frame, Druggist. At COSt li on Monday morning UdDDS Sykes & Co. HHBstau yr- Hats