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Ardmore, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 1904. THE DAILY A40M0REIT&. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! FOR I5N. HOYS AND CHILDREN Children's hunr. Tip Hals ! to 12 at $ .90 Children s Box Calf Bals s to V2 1.25 Boys' i i Blathers, 1., to '2 1.25 Bin s' Russian kid hint hers, l.'l to 2 1.50 Hoys' Satin Calf bills. 2 to . 1.25 jSTJtt rfJ" OVs nox ca bluchers J - to r. 2.25 I f & AM UNION MADE - V&Zm IVVaTEftfiiJI Ve have the sn.ippist linn of Men's and in Ardmore. Every shoe new and latest shape, you to see our lino. 0. J. TREADWELL .'ml iltor wei-t of City National tnok nigh Art Millinery The large.-l and most up to date Millinery House in Ardiiioie. Many novelties shown here that can not be found else w liei o. Our line of STREET HATS we are sellinir at Half t'rice, to close out. We are headquar ters for misses' and children's headwoar All styles caps. Special line ladies' and misses' man-tailor made Sitirts Lowenstein's SOLOMON, THE BAKER, And Maker of Good Things to Eat. Announces that notwithstanding the high prl 'ry. "iaWl'ihorse.sboe.g. preventing your horse "'III lll'.Ol lllll'-AU. from lt.,,.r-l.. . 11,1.1. i I Tbe VI His cakes, pies and buns cannot bo Iwwd, corns In heel and make your (surpassed. .horse travel free and easy. Soliciting a share of your patronage on any ot My candles ure always rresb, pure, 'this work I promise entlte satisfaction. AiAint.t. in.n ..... -t'i.mx' tico.nl. .. uuu iiaiiuuuiu, imu "j BUBAD. K you eat thorn once you will cat them again. For tho VERY BEST BREAD. SOLOMON. Tho Baker, And Maker of Good Things to Eat Don't you need a nlco heater for, juui jmnur, i-uuuu ut. NOBLES BROS. Moon Bros', buggies sold only .1. C. Preddy's at closing out prices, nt Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets euro In digestion, dyspepsia and strengthens, 1 t tho stomach. Sol by City Drug Storo. Can and will save you money on Wall Paper. You Know the only good Mixed Paint in town is SHERWIN-WILLIAMS S CO'S. T. N. COLEMAN DRUGGIST Why it is Wood ? llf.n can tint building tic Crcprool! ll's In Bile o tiy b tire Insurant epollcy. Our pol Idea cover you for any amount unci our premium rater nro pretty rcikountite. Fire la lltbtr to ileMroy your tiu) Id I n t7 at any Hue. Wht not inulclp for tuch n emer Itenoy! wten it docs come von can erect new ljullclliitr with tbe money paid over to you, In accordance with tbe terma nt tbe poller. You then feel tbe blrtrlnea of nre Inamancr. Why delay any lungerr Call id oa for fall particular a to follclea. iirein lom. etc. S. R. BRUCE Hoys' patent leather cup urns, s 10 u z.ou Men's satin calf cup bals 1 50 .Mn s uon can cap oais u.uu Men's velour cap bals. . 2.25 Men's medow calf bals . . 2.75 Mon's heavy Bootees . 2.25 Men's v clour Bootees. . 5 00 Men's lino Hoots, at $4.00 to 5.00 Our Fellowcraft Shoes in all the latest toes, in gun metals, velour, vicis and patents. . . 3.50 Nettl. ton Vieis at 5.00 Nettleton Patents at.. 6.00 Boys' Shoes It will pay ARDMOnK. I.Nl). TEll J. F. Havens Has opened the old Miller blacksmith shoj) on Caddo street and Is prepared tQ Oo Qny an, a kln((j of b,acksmlth and woodwork and horse-shoeing. Ho will exercise his best Judgment and Common sense nf lnni ,ivn.r!nn.i nt tan nnd see roc, 11 7 Genuine pone sausage utwaya at Davis" market. Phono 349. 13-1 ta Dr. W. H. Bechtol. dentist. Oltlco ' over Hamilton's slioo store. 21-lm Edgar, Choitte, tho old reliable hack man, has again rosumud business nnd win uo gmu 10 1111 nu cans at any time. Phono No. 70. 17 tf Nothing cures a cough go quickly, thoroughly and satisfactory as Hoft r.icr's Throat and Lung Synip. Li to take, easy to buy 25c. Sold only RAMSEY'S DRUG STORE. PERSONAL NOTES. J. S. Alversoti of Woodford was iu the city today. R. II. West wont to Tlsfooralngo xv tiny on liimtnt's.3. R. F. Sclvnlly cit Springer was here on business today. John Nlchol.4 made a bu&iiic trip to Tishomingo today. 11. S. Oroiinm of Oklahoma City is m the city on business Iloliiml Weks returned today firm n trip to Fort Wprth. H. A. Ixtlbctter transacted legnt business nt Pnuls Valley yesterday. A H. Hrny and Homer Weiss ot ( Lebanon spent the day in the yesterday. cUy I Lather Green, S. T. .Tihiinon and ILl ! K. Wilson wcte here yesterday from I Gainesville. John Stone returned last nignt limn m trip to liis old home at Van I Aistync, Texas. I .lake Newman Ik In the city rom 1'i'rt Worth to spend a tew clays with I In parents and alio on buftluc. I Clyde I'. Kemktll, proprietor of the Madlll Weekly News, was among the Villors to the Ardinorelle olhYe to rn y. W. T. linniiiK. a llrst-elnss snddl'! and harniHW maker of Fori Wortli, In? nrrlved In Uie city and accepted : position with J. 0. I'reddy. Mrs. W. F. Halter and daughtei. Miss l'ettle, left this afternoon for Oklnhoraa City and parts East lor the benefit oE Mies Pottlo's health. Mr. O. W. Dinike arrived in l.lie cltj last evening from Guthrie to Join her husband, Prof. Diinko, who U director of the l-'Irst Itjc1nioni bard. Willie Kendall, who has been at tending tbe blind Institute, at Austin for some months, has returned ami will lake a special course In Hnrgrovo College. Miss Minnie Tlppott, who hag been In the city for the past few days' vlt-ltlng her friends, returned, to I Sherman today, where she U attenn l:iK school. I Mrs. A. W. lxniKmoycr, who ban been In the city several days the guest of Mr. and Airs. It. S. ltaydem and family, has returned to her home a Durwood. Mr. and Mrs. Hob Poland returned yesterday from Texas, where Uioy ! wi nt to attend the luneral of Mvs. l'o- hind's aunt, who was buried there secral days aj;o. Copt. J. T. Wyont left this morning li or Martensbui'K, Texas to spend a month with his brother, Frank Wyont. The two brothers have not seen each I other In thirty years. i Melville D. 1-nnton., A. M., better known as "Eli I'orklns, nrrlved In tho city last nglit nml will lecture at tho Hroadwny M. E. church tonrght. j A. (. Meador and son, wtio havo been in tho city ror somo tlmo tho Ki'ests of II. L. Daltou, left today fcr Oklahoma City whero they will sjiend sevenil days before returning 10 their homo nt Howling Green, Ky. Hear "Eli" tonight. EMANUEL LOWENSTEIN Has resumed Music Teaching for the senson 1D04-5. Piano Pupils Received. Special attention to Harmony and Counterpoint. .Your Oono 1." ty If buy millinery at onolmlf price la cffeied you In Miss Shm'iolj'er's con tule. 2'J Cost. Cost. Cost. All my street .and trimmed bats nro selling at cost. MISS RUSSELL. SIIlNHOlKlt. 28-3 JJ1 "Ml s,or' J0 '.wllll!lmR' two-story brick business housd which ii tindor construction on South H Street, Is completed and work Is In l'iogres on tho second story. Dutches. Lowery and Allegretto candles at J. H. Kahn's confection cry. 28-4t Tho Electric Light company put In a now pole on Waslilngton street nt ihe Chickasaw lumber yard this morn ing to replaco Ihe ono which was spl t by tho tongno of Mio chemical englno which ran Into It Sunday night when tho team ran away. J V. Easloy wants to buy a socono hand bleycJo. i Tho party who took from tho tiro station lust Friday night) a whito nnu orqwn Better puppy, 8 months obi, with now red collar, no nnnio on r.iirao plato, answering to namo or ;"King," would bettor return U10 dog j to tho uro Btation or Whlteraan Bros, fo. at once. j;a-3 Morris Sass Is moving his largo stock of drummer's samples to tho building next door to Noblo Hros, Be sides doing a Jobbing business Mr. Sash will conduct a retail storo. The Lecture Lat Night. Ono of the nunrl IntelllBcnt ond up privlttlve audiences assembled at the orora houx." last evenlnR to hoar tloo K. endlliiK-s lecture on "Stonewall Jnckion." Mr. WendlliiK showeil hlmseir to be cue of tlio most scholarly lectures tint has yet appeared before nu nu dknee tinder the niKplces of the Ly ce.im course. He won tho approval and attention ot his audience nt the start and retained It througho Hl vhld descriptions of tho thrilling scenes from 1SC1 to 18C5, In all of which Stonewall Jackson was the true. Stonewall until Ills death, wen rciillRtlc and showed the feelings of in: npenhcr nntt cnrunu sniny oi III j subject. MendelHsohu's Male Quartette, which will appear at tho opera house JiMiuarj !. will 1r the next lK'mber o" the Lyceum course. 'iEU" nt Me!hodlt ch't -ch. Opera House. Manager lloblum has a troal In slnre for has theater jpiers nil next week. He has seen ml the well l.i. own North 11ms comedians to np pear ihcrc the entire week, dimming tii phiy at each performance. 'Ils company conies here highly praise t b Ihe iHillas and I'ort Worth pH'r, anil our theatergoer can anticipate l treat. very dellKtittiil feature with this "attraction Is the ladles' orehostra, known as the famous Pal- mailer Sisters, eousldered tho llnost lndls' ondiestrn before (lie public, I'tiil diirtiig rlie mM summer the prin cipal attract Ion at Cycle Park. Dallas. At each performance they will pjlve n half hour muslcale before the cur tain rises. During tho engagement the prices will be IB, 25 and tin cents, and on Monday night one lady w be ndnillted free If accompanied by a person with olio paid "'i cent ticket , purchased before 7 p. m. Tonight hoar "Kll Pgrkln?." ,--J' ' Suit Against the FrleO. It. 11. West and others returnou Inst night I rum Sherman where they have been in connection with the law suit ol It. Wtsid-v vs. tho Frisco rail road. Mr. Woody is slicing for $10, 0u in the Sliermnii court lor damage done to him by an employe ot thai read. Many of our readers will re icembcr Mr. Woody .Is tliu man pvho was burnt by hot water being thrown mi him some time ago by 'a. pamlng TtlM o .engine In a eui near Ardmore. i Mr. Woody claims that water was ,llrnwn " ln purposely, Intentional- ' therefore the damngu suit. Tho "'''' veM charged this morning ii . v''dict has been given as yet. Kll Perkins" tonight GOOD THINGS TO EAT. Maple Syrup, While Candy drips, Full cream cheese, Imported Macaroni, 1 Van Camp's Soups, Hod hot Chilli, Van Camp's high gradu tomatoes. Mocha and Java Cotlee, Canned strawberry beets, French peas, Van Camp's pumpklu pie, Hominy Hakes, Orltft, Cream of Wheat, YVblte ltoto lard, Egg. Hotter, Bread, Whlto Fawn Hour, Plenty of fat hens and ei'.r else good to oat nt. thing STAPHS & Successors to Porter Red Hoadod Grocor. 27-31 SKAGGH, Staples, Tho Phono 67. Painfully Scalded. Little Man an Bloys, who Is making he 1 home with Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Viirnlit, was painfully scalded yos teniay afternoon. Tho llttlo girl con- c'oMich wore arranged and tho club' vent to tho stove tor Jiot water A Int tun was filled with bolllnir wnt. ,.P nd In c-onvoying It to tho clothes tb child foil, the water saturating 1 sic. ve and caiunc a painful hum 011 ti;- arm. I'.morgencv remedies were at (hand "nnd sJio was soon relieved o' intense pain. Fresh eggg nt Imdrttra Bros. 27 3 A Reunion. A vory' pleasant family gtiMiering ncmblcd with Mr. and' Mrs. H. L FrtshoRk for dinner today, ttioro wcro prdsienl Will Frasher of Ardr more, -Fred, Ooorgo and Henry Frai-henjor this city, and Mrs Iena Fiumorson, a sister who lives in the country. It was fer twonty-fivo Register. their first meeting years. Gainesville Bon Webb, who has boon 111 for the past few days with malarial fever, Is rcportod somewhat improved today A Ouceestful Hunt. Dr. J (5 Abcrnethy and W. It. llienkmore Jmve returned irom tiar vln, iln the Choctaw Nation, where they upcnt ten days In the mountain hunting. They rert having klllcn fourteen wild turkeys and hail venl M,n to cat during tho entire trip They nre each enthusiastic over tho f'ne iort offered by that sect'on and say there is no limit to such gamo as birds and stiufmdti. Lady Maccabees. A meeting ot Prairie Hive, No, 1, Ladles of the Maccabees, is hereby called for Wednesday afternoon at 2 .10 o'clock for the ptirpo..; of ballot ing on applications. ISvery mmbcr will be evicted to be present. Hy order IaADY COMMANDHItl Henry lluslow was placed tu Jail lodoy by Deputy Hrock on a chnrgo or larceny. Ihishlow was transferred Jure from Hynn. L'arlle. dntiglitor f Mr. and .Mrs. A. D. Hooper, who linn twn quite. Foilous-ly III with mebrnncous crop for some time, Is roport.1 lightly lm proved. Apples. Apples. The enr of Mm best apples Ardmore bus received this year Is now bolng Mild In bulk by I. It. III4ST. Phono 24(1. TJ V New Trust Company. The Common wonlth Ijind and TruM i '.111111111)' of Ardmore, with u capital tocK of $l(Mi,(Miii. tiled nrtlclos or In corponitlon with Clerk Kreemnn Mils morning. The Incorporators aro: U. M. Joiner. I). II. Lester. .1. W. Hon num. It. M. Lester; IIS.liilliol tliecnp l.il stock ha been paid In. Tho com pany will do a general banking, trust and loan business. I See those rubber Tiro Moon Hros' buggies at Preddy's. They nro money savers. Julius Kahn wants Roll ot Ardmore s trost beiiiitirul young Inillos to bring that number or gallant young gentle nor. to bis confectionery storo to procure a lot of line candy each. 28-4 Work on the Ulks' building 1 pro gressing rapidly and Contractor Cor low says that the third lloor will I I nlsbed In time tor the young iolks to enjoy n dunce Christmas. To Junior band will meet ror prac luo tonight at city hall. 7 o'olocK sn..rp Is the hour. Cotton sold today on Mio streets fioni 7.25 to 8 cents per iiouiul. Seed, totlon 12.50 per hundred. Methodist church "E. ' Take your ladlos to h's the only plnce for vice. Kahn's Cnio, llrst-clas sor-27-3 I The himso Is full ot beautiful -hats. Coini! now before tho stool: ! broken r.nd tnko your choice it exact cost. MISS RUSSELL SHINHOLSKIt. 2K3 George Williams, I). S. mnll carrier No. 1, Is (ontlncd to his bed with slck 1 tins and xiibstltuto Floyd Keith Is do ln duty In his place. Kahn, Kabu, tho Kandy Man, king (if konfect loners anil prince, of knter cia. You always get the best at Kahn's Kafo and Konfectlont'O'. - Sevora! prospector from llllonls ni rived In Ardmore yostordny and will remain In thin section several daytt looking over the city mid sur rounding country. Nearly every day prospectors visit this and other towns In the Chlckamw Nation. Itnlston'H broakrost food and p.m cr.ke flour U10 first or tho season--Jtet received at Sklpworth's. 20-j. aaaaaV wpi 5 FURCFLU-ilLLJEmCfl CO i g PUIICEI.L, I.T. m 9 MARKETREPORTS (Hy Gultlot Bros., membera New Or leans Cotton Eicluvngo.) Ardmore, 1. T., Nov. 2K. Tho fol lowing quotations show tho ma1ket cl today: COTTON MARKET. Liverpool Futures. Open. CIoso Jan. Fob fi 09 4,97 fob. Mar. 6 05 4.DD Mar April 5.0S 5 0j Apr. May 6.08 6.00 ?Tct- Nv 6.01 I 07 ifov.Duc 4.08 , tM "po, Jnn 4.6 01 1 n. 8pots and Oslea. Si',018 -.07 nI0 7000 New York Futures. Open High Low ciosa 'oo H 18 0.17 8 1)1 8. 04 Jn 0 27 0 31 11.00 9 01 Mr 0 -15 II. It) a. 17 0 17 May GH l v 21 21 Spots and Sales.' l'Ot. 11.50 Sales New Orleans Tutures. Open High Ixiw Cloro Ueo it on 0.06 8 S S 90 Jnn 0 12 9 15 8 lit 8.07 Mnr 9 31 0 33 O.Otl 11.12 Mny 9.31 9 17 9.S2 0 21 Spots and Sales. b'op Sales 000 Estimated Port Receipts. Today 00,000 u ugnlnst 7I,W3 last yenr, GRAIN. Wheat Dec 107 7-8 10t; 6-8 May too 1-2 103 :t h July OS 7-8 03 6-8 Corn Doc 18 7-8 18 3-b May 16 7.H 15 1-2 July 45 7-8 Ii 1-2 Oats Dec 20 1.8 29 1-8 May 31 :i 8 ui 1-1 Pork- Jan 1280 Ribs 1 1 Jan 055 LIVF.STOCK. Chicago. Hogs Cattlu sheep Chlcngo.... 33,00.) 0,OOJ 26,000 K 0 22,000 20,000 7,100 Olllft' a 11,500 35,000 8,600 Hogs opouod slow and stoutly ; 2,500 loft ovor; Hecolpts your ago 32,000 Mixed 135-108, good 400 170, rough i26 450, light 426 155 400. (Jnltlo stondy; 8 hoop strong. Go to the Whlto Elephant Rostnu nut, first door wost of the Sass & Crawford's for the host meals and hurt order. Open dny and night. J. R. STEPHENS. $d&.w-lm Piwpriiitor-. Froh bulk ollvov, tho tlno.it In tlnr land nl Folker's 27-3t Phono No. 70 lor carriage at any time. 17-tt l.andrum Bros, have In a now sulp lvont of quoonswnre. 27-3r If yi keep K)ultry von ta-not ar lord to do without International Poul try Powder. It keeps hens uUlhj and makoa thorn lay. Sold 01115- ai RAMSEY'S Drug Store. 27 Thoro Is no cough medlclno so pop ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. It con tains no opiates or poison and never fnllsto cure. Bonner & Honnor. Ralrtton's now breakfast food, frosli Hud crisp, at Folker's. 27.51 HAVE YOUH Stove Flues Exam ined and Relined IlKKOItKIVOH FIJI 1'PYOl'R BTuVKS Kill TUB Wl.NTKIl I'HONK W. A. PRIDE. The World's STANDARD of a GOOD FLOUR TYLER & SIMPSON GO, Vi bolcsele I .(Mil 1 c 1 s LEADER