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ARDMORE, IND. TEH., TJ 1 1'KSJJ AY. EVENING, JULY 10, 1902.
nvoVARZT') NUMBER 208
l. P, ANDERSON, B. F. FRENSLET,
President, TIce President.
C. L. ANDERSON, 3. M. TORBETI,
Caiblar. Aiit. cunr
4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Ardmorc, Indian Territory.
Designated Depository for Bankruptcy Funds u Chickasaw Nation.
Capital paid in $ 60,000.00
Surplus and Profits 140,000.00'
Total $200,000.00
The oldost bank in Indian Torrltory. Accounts of firms and Individuals
solicited upon tho most liberal terms consistent with good-banking.
I FEEL
AT EASE
Because my property
is insured with Roberts,
Poland & Bruce.
The' represent only
the best companies.
ROBERTS, POLAND 6c BRUCE
DENOUNCE THE TREATY.
J. R. Pennington, Pres
Lee Ckuce, Vice Pres.
n. C. Pottehf, Sec.
E. II. Pennington, Treas.
PENNINGTON GROCERY CO.
Capital, 550,000
"Quality Our Paramount Essential."
Wholesale Grocers, Grain, Produce
Our brand of "SIMON PURE" Canned Goods award
er! r,nA TVTorlnl or TCuffnln. N. Y.. over all comoetition.
Our JUDGE TAFT Cigars are leading all nickel sellers.
We ask a trial order. Ask us for LEMONS, OR AN-
GES and BANANAS.
F-(TFR SALE Z
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Three brick store buildings situated on E. Main street.
?. Eight business lots 5x120, one block south of Main
street on west side of Washington. '
Desirable corner business property on south side Main
1 street and centrally located.
$ A four room house, lot 75x150, on 6th avenue between
f Wnshinrrton and A streets. N. W.
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W. S. Wolverton 8c Son
Shoes for Sunshine
Duriutr the sutnmnr months we want to talk about Shoes that are
wnilo to wear in the summer lou can De comtortawe just aa cueupiy
as you can"be uncomfortable. See what we oiler lor tins wees
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Slippers, worth elsewhere $1.25
to $1.50; our price
"75c and $1.00
Tan and Black Sandals, small numbers only, really worth Sl.'JS
to $1.50; this week for
50c and "75c
Note A few pairs left in ladies' sizes at same prices.
When it corned 'to men's footwear, there is none to
equal onrs.
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Y LYNN The Shoe Man LYNN
Crown Bottling Works
RIOOS & OALTON, Props.
Manufacturers of Carbonated
Beverages, Ciders, Etc.
Wholesale Only of
Location, New a-story Brick, South Washington St.H
Resolutions Adopted by Indians at
Atoka Against the Agreement.
A very enthusiastic convention of
anti-treaty Indians lina lioon held at
Atoka and tho following nntl-traaty
resolutions were passed:
'The antt-supplemcntnry agreement
convention of Atoka county, Choctaw
nation being duly assembled pursuant
to a call of the campaign committee
of the antt-troaty cltliens, and there
holng assembled In our convention
the leading citlr.ens of our county, and
all buing of the opinion that wo musl
take Immediate steps to tbwatt. the
efforts of syndicates,- schemers and'
land sharks. In their bold nttompt to
rob the members of "the Choctaw and'
Chfcltasaw nations of their lands and
coal and asphalt, and to deprive the
chlldron of our nations of a school
fund; and.
"Whereas, Hy the provisions of the
supplementary agreement farms loca
ted near large towns are not to be pp
praised higher than similar lands lo
cated a great distance from townand
railroads, when In truth, and In fact,
lands located near large towns are
worth at least ten times as much per
acre as lauds located a distance of ten
miles from such towns; and,
Whereas, By tho terms of the sup
plementary agreement thero shall not
be allotted to each membor more
than 320 acres of average lands when
in truth and In fact each member Is
now entitled to 550 acres of average
lands, thus robbing each member of
our nations of 230 acres of average
lands; and,
'Whereas, Uy the terms of said sup
plementary agreement, the surplus
landB are to be sold under rules and
regulations and on the terms to bo
prescribed by tho Secretary of tho in
terior, without fixing any certain
price, making It cortaln, judging from
our past experience, that tho surplus
lauds would bo sold to land syndi
cates for a price not to exceed one
tenth of their real value; and,
"Whorcas, By tho terms of said sup
plementary agreomont our coal and as
phalt lands aro to be sold under di
rections of the president of tho
United States without fixing any cor
taln price for snmc, thus depriving
our children of their school fund and
leaving them to tho morclcs of tho
whlto peoplo who havo always op
pressed and robbed the Indians, and
making it possible for coal and as
phalt syndicates to purchaso said coal
and asphalt far bslow thoir true vol
dlcatcs; and,
Whereas, By the terms and said
supplementary agreomont the nations
cedo to tho United States G40 acres of
valuablo lands at Sulphur Springs for
a consldora.lon far below tho true
valuo of tho lands; and,
"Whoreas, By tho terms of said sup
plementary agreomont a)"Ut 4,000
claimants to citizenship ;tt' to bo
placed upon .tho Choctaw rollu and
participate In tho allotment of our
lands and In tho distribution of the
money duo us, when In truth and in
fact most all of them havr- been do-
inlod by tho Dawes Commloslon, and
nono of them are legally entitled to
bo enrolled, participate In tho allot
ment or distribution of money, and
all of whom aro being brought hero
by schemers, land grabbers and syn
dlcatcs; and,
'Whereas, Said supplementary
agreement falls to provide for a deft
nlte time for aliotlng the lands, for
closing the rolls, for public roads, for
the protection of our citizens against
tho thousands of cattl6 hold hero un
lawfully by non-citizens; and,
wuereflB, sam supplementary win prove to bo only of short dura
agreement mnhea no provisions wiucu lion. Tito walkout of tho machinists
in any way tend to butler the condl- had no effect on the other divisions
lion of our citUens, but, nil of Its of the shop and thoy nre working ns
provisions are oppressive to our ell- usual.
ir.ens and In favor of the vast multi
tude of land slinrks, schemers and
syndicate that hover about us In
sheep's clothing; therefore be It
"Hesolvod, That we denounce the
p.-ovlslons of (laid supplementary
agreement as to the appraisement of
lands, allotment of lands, sale of the
coal and asphalt, cession of Sulphur
Springs, enrollment of Mississippi
Choctaws, abolition of our cltliens
against the vast herds of uon-citliens
cattle hold hnre, for Its failure to pro-
vldo for public roads; be it further
Uosolved, That wo especially de-
nounco saui supplementary agree
ment as being aglnst our cltliens
nnd In favor of the non-cltlzens; be
foro, be further
"Itosolvod, That Green McCurtnln.
the present candidate for Principal
Chief of our nation on what he claims
to bo the platform of the Tuskabo
ma party, Is among those who are
responsible for the oppressive terms
of said supplementary agreement,
Headache
Facts
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Ileiidacho is nn almost uni-
tin, .inn.
T have it, at least occasionally, X
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Headache could nlways bo
relieved by means of strouR
opiates, but drupfjiiifr a pain
is not curing it.
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It is now possiblo to cute 4-
a hendncho quicker than an
opiato will relievo it, mid to
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Real Estate
Rent Collections
Gonveyancing
Loans
Titles Investigated
Management of Non-Residents'
P perty receives our Careful
Attention,
OfcJ
The IMield Agency
Established 1893 Ardmon, I. T,
nnd for the failure of name to contain N euro ImrmlesBly by removing f
ffifrtmlila nmt-lalfii fnr ntir nltlzAtia: 1 tlin nntian
"l" w wteuwe
favorable provision for our citizens;
nnd It would be a dangerous thing
for our nation to havo him elected to
tho office of Principal Chlof; thero
foro, be tl further
"Itosolvod, Tbnt we are opposod to
Oreon McCurtaln and nru In favor of
Thomas W. Hunter for Principal
Chief of our nation, and agree and
pledge ourselvos to vote for Thomas
W. Hunter for Principal Chief, and
for nil persons wo today may Indorse
for the respective ofllces, nnd that we
will each contrlbuto our best efforts
nnd such means as aro In our power
to defeat tho election of McCurtaln
ami his followorB."
Antl-Supplomontnry Agreomont tick'
ot; Principal Chief, Thomas V. Hun
tcr; Senate, Martin Charleston; Hop
resentathe, Joe Homes, John Hodgos
County Judge, C. S. Vinson; Shorlft
J. II. Palmer; rangor, N. Frazler.
Against tho supplementary agree
ment.
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Kamsey's Headache Elixir
is a porfect remedy. It can't
harm. It relieves tho sever
est headachea in from twenty
to forty minutes. Price 25c.
F J. RAMSEY
Streets,
Corner Caddo nnd Mnln
Phone S.
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TO OPEN INDIAN LAN US.
J)R.J.G. ABERNETHY
Dentist
Over T. N. Golcms
Drug Store.
Teeth Need Care
To Insure Wear,
Every one knows the
necessity of preserving the
teeth. It is important that
the greatest care be given
them.
OUR TOOTH KNOWLEDGE
gives us the ability to treat
your teeth without causing
you much pain and to in
sure you the greatest pleas
ure in their use.
Want Your Hons
I will nay the following nrlcea for
Hok'B ' ntll changed Ih this paper:
Kfforts aro now bolng mado to have Fat Hobs, 175 pounds and up Cc
Effort Being Made to Settle on Osage
and Kansas Reservations.
tho Osago and aKnsas Indian nations
and tho farm lands surrounding the
govornmont Indian school at Chlloc
co opened to settlement during tho
ensuing year. Tho two comprlso some
of tho most valuable lands In north
ern and nbrtliwostorn Oklahoma and
aro now controlled ontlrely by In
dians, excopt where leases are made
in agriculture, oil, mineral and timber
lands. The lands aro consldorcd the
richest In tho wost. Tho reservation
comprises 1.000,000 acros, owned by
2,000 Indians, for whom the United
States government, In addition to
lands, has $850,000 hold In trust, mak
ing thorn tho richest trlbo, per capita,
In tho world. A number of oil wells
sunk on the Osago reservation aro
yielding largo quantltlos, and heavy
shipments aro being mado of tho pro
duct. Thoso aro the only reservations
In Oklahoma not opened to whlto set
tlement.
From 100 to 17u pounds and un. . . .41c
Stock HottH, 75 pounds and up.... 4c
J. M. POLLARD.
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G.T. ECHOLS
Fnrnituro, Hardware, Stoves,
Queensware and Tinware.
East Main St., Ardmorc, I.T.
J. A. BIVEN8, President.
A. H. PALMER, Cashier.
DON LACY, Vice-President
W. A. WOLVERTON, Asst CtA
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE. I. -T3
Capital and Surplus $100,000,00,
Walk out at Cleburne.
Cleburne, Tex., July 9. On account
of the discharge of Charles Hess, one
ot the machinists at tho Santa Fol
shops, the Qtitlro tori ot machinists
walked out on a strike How serious
the walkout Is wo are unablo to say
at proeont, but It Is hoped that it
j Security for Depositor, Borrower and Bank Our Motto.
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Here are
a Few of Our
Specials
LITHIA WATER
CLONDIKE FIZZ
CELERY AND IRON
COCA COLA
ROOT BEER
Urdmore, I, T.
Capital Stoch and Additional Liability
Largest ol any Bank Id the Chlcimw Nation.
Accounts of firms and indlrlduals solicited. Oourteous treatment
Accorded all alike.
usePLANSIFTER
HIGH PATENT FLOUR
It Is the Best
I Mbr WHALEY MILL & ELEVATOR CO?
The First National BAnk
of Marietta, I. T.
Established,!' S'J 8
Offers to depositors every facility which their balances, busines
and responsibility warrant.
Directors
Judge Overton Love Holmes Willis
Geo. M. D. Holford jas. N. Kirkpatrjck
Jas. A. White W. S. Derrick
E. F. Graham H. A. Kirkiwtrick J. G. Butler.
If. it can be done, Jones, the Machinist,
can uu 11.
Encinea, Pumps, Gins, Mills, Boilers, etc, repaired in first
cIobb order. My shop-is equipped with the latest machinery,
and with my experience, can turn out me oest wora. iur mo
least money. .
Tt.innmn vrmr wnrW nnd UB Convinced.
MS MW 11 M IP,
Opposite electric light plant, Ardmore.
VlE acceptsniallaudlarceaccountsand condnota General Banking
TT Business for You', Farmers, Btockmen and other business men
uiako our office their headquarters when in Ardmore.
OUR bank is a public invtitution and we advance the best interests
ot the people und Hive their business our personal uttention and
extend to them every facility consistent with safety to bank and cus
tomer.
Directors.
0. It. Smith, President.
0. M. Campbell, Vice-Pres.
Lee Gruce, Cashier.
G. W. Young, Stockman.
I J. C. Thompson, Attorney,
C. R. Jones, Wholesale and Retail
Furniture.
Sam Noble, Wholesale Hardware,
J. R. Pennington, Grocer.
R. W. Randol, Merehant.
Albatross Flour Meyer Disappoints
Its usefulness is only
limited by the demands of the most critical
cook, A better Flour can not be made.
It's Guaranteed to be the Best
Your grocer sells it.
, - ; Whiteman Bros.
Wholesale Distributors,
Ardmore, I, T.
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