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Ardmore, Tuesday, Oetobsr 10, 1005.
THE DAILY ARDMOIIEITE
FIVB
O. 0. CAHTBH
ML a An HON
CARTER cu GANNON, agehts .
ttEPHRKCUTINa rue FOLLOWING nisLMULff OOVIPAMlte
Commercial Union Axxuranco Company of t,undor, England
fumllno inatirjuee Uomtianr of Uiiidull. Kunlaud ,
queen InHurnnpel'omimny of Now York ' . '
Nlacrnl'lrunf New York ....,,
l'hoonlx Insurance Company nt llnrtfonl.Cnnn.
Orient Inurnnco Company, of linrlfnril, Conu
FlrnmnnN Fund of H:tt Francisco . .
Norwich Union Iinuranco rtoolcty of Norwich, KiiKland
(Jorinan Alliance Iniurancis Company of Now York
Ocean Acclilefit and Ouarnntee Corporation
Prudential Lllo Invirnnen Company
Now Jerney Plato Ulawt Couioanv , .... .. . , ,
Phnnlx ofllrooklyn. Philadelphia Underwriter of Philadelphia. Hprlnictleld
of Maaaaohusotta, Liverpool, London A Olol)0 of Mrnrj ool
PERSONAL
opficb in owre-nooKEff oLon. ovar p. o.
PHONE 234
NOTHING IN IT.
Smell Treachery, Ru63ell Ashamed to
Faco Music at Land Office.
In tho land oillce invostipntlon yoB
torday nothliiB dt-vclopuil that would
reflect upon tho Integrity of tho em
ploye or tho manner In which tho
ollloo was conducted. Numerous wit
nesses were cxiimlncil by Chief Iavt
Clerk CeorRo Oleic Ilogcrs. TIiobo wit
nessuH Included leading attorneys of
this city and person who transact
business with the force. Ou the oth
er hand tha witnesses testified that
thero had been no discrimination or
lrreKtilarltie.1 such as were alleged by
two newspapers In the Choctaw na
tion. Stories of alleged graft were
given wide publicity and commented
on in the very nature of things It was
assumed that graft was rampant here.
Hut tho allegations could not bo sus
tained in a single instance. The testi
mony developed that tho otuce was
conducted In a systematic way and
that ovcryono who had business with
it was accorded courteous treatment.
Of course. Chief Clerk Marr felt grati
fied to find that everyone was gen
erally satisfied and pleased and that
not u single complaint developed.
Tho editors, who alleged that Irreg
ularities existed, failed to show up and
testify". Thoy wero notified In plenty
of time, but Ihoy preferred to stay
nt'homo and write moro fako articles
in tho hopo of Increasing their circu
lation. Apparently this was the only
excuso for publishing the slanderous
ruuorts. These editors should feel
heartily ashamed of themselves for
tho snrak trick they wero guilty of,
and make full retraptlon In justice
to the parties involved.
"Pastures Green."
nvc. alfalfa and Winter Turf oat
seed. For salo by E. II. Pugh, Ard
more, I. T.
T. U.,
at
W. C. T. U.
Program for October V. C
church meeting Wednesday
o'clock at Christian church.
Song.
Scripture Psalro. 103.
Scntenco Prayer each number Riv.
ing short prayer of thanKsglvhig, clos
ed by Mrs. A. H. Curtlsn.
Roll Call each member respond
ing with Illblo quotation of praise.
Among the Mall Clerks.
0. S. .McUow, mail clork on tho
I'hoetaw between this placo and Soutn
McAhnter, will leave onlght for New
port, Texas, lo spend some time with
Ills parent. Mr. McDow has a lay off
nf neveral weeks.
W. F. Dunn, mall clerk on tho Choc
taw, out of South AlcAlester, who has
been Jiving at this place, has been
transferred to tho same position, with
headquarter at Muskogee, and a run
from Fnyotlsville to Okmulgee. Mr.
Dunn nnd wife will leave Thursday tor
Muskogee their future homo.
W. A. Worley who formerly had
the run from South McAlester to
Amarillo, Tox. will take Mr. Dunn's
former run. and will have headquar
ters here.
Tho Ard more National bank has
been, designated as a government de
pository. The bank will handle the
muruhals funds and other federal ac
counts.
Tho first cold snap of the season
came last night about 10 o'clock and
thero was a drop In tho temperature
of several degrees. Fires were Indeed
comfortable and light overcoats win
be In order.
. Do you feel broken down and does
vnur system need nourishment. Just
tnko Man-Er-Vlno Tablets, tho world's
greatest remedy for tho nerves, brain
anil blood, and vatch results. COc.
City Drug Store, W. II. Frame, prop,
For concessions nnd privileges for
the Ardmore Fnlr, apply to G. W
Stuart, Sec., at once. 10-3
New YorK Cotton Letter.
Arthnorc, I T. Oct. . 10-Fol-
lowing is Now York cotton lot
tor by Mclntyre:
Tno cotton market jtoday wnt
fairly active, iho buying beinj.
inlluoncetl by apprehension o
Colder weather in tho northwes-
working down into the. corton
belt. Liverpool came better
than expected, which caused i
strong opening in our hup et
followed by a little- short coin
ing Tin; advance of 20 i.o n's
nianiaslon 'Do wo nralso Goa lor run?' if, lihm-.-il so hie- rrnm i n
tlTVmany blcslngs ; ahd'flciorlosTItj U)0 nTfcrt.co'n
gives us." Led by Mrs. M. Heard. , , , .,, t 0.i m.
Adjournment with Doxology. i l-.-'l ail JJ to -1 pis 0
All inembors aro earnestly requested i st'
to atttnd this meeting as we wish to
b gin Urn work of another year i
MRS. 1,1213 CTHI3V, Pros, I ,
may.
oars v ry truly,
E ID Guillot & Co.
To get acquainted with a good cigar a
better cigar than your money ever bought
before just buy an " Anna Held." It has the
luxurious fragrance of fully-ripened tobacco
the rich, smooth, mellow flavor of well
matured, thoroughly blended leaf that
makes all the difference between smoking as
a habit and smoking for pleasure.
V
New methods of manufacture recently perfected processea
for scientific fermenting and blending exclusivo with the
American Cigar Company, are responsible.
The "Anna Held" is such a different cigar spend a
nickel for one and realize it for tho sake of your future enjoy
ment. Sold by all dealers In good cigars
Trade Supplied by PLATTER TOBACCO CO.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Triangle A on a box of "Anna Held " cigars, Is the distinguishing
mark of excellence. It Identifies the product of this new system of making
better cigars for the smokers' money, no matter whnt the price. Every
cigar Is kept as good as It has been made In alr-tlaht, dust-proof, hermeti
cally sealed boxes, seated with the Triangle A.
Guy Price of I.one Grove Is in the
city.
K. I.. Tltotriai of Dallas Is In tire
city.
C. II. Howo of Hugo was hero yes
terday.
II. A. Cole of Dallas Is here for u.
phuUigraplier'r; meeting.
G. N. Hodges In the city from
Clieok.
J I. 12. Howell of Gainesville was in
the city yesterday.
W. F. lloale, representing tho M. P.
ttxllno company of Dallas Is In tho
city.
O. O. warren, a prominent stock
man of this city, loft today for South
McAlester.
Hev. 1. 1. Wllwcrdlng returned to
I'ureell yesterday after n brief visit
In this city?
John Castccl, newspaper, man. law
yer, city attorney and prince among
good fellows, is In tho city from KolT.
Mrs. I Boyd, mother of Shinier
Boyd, has ifl-rived In tho city from
Tishomingo. Mrs. Boyd will Hvo with
her ron In the future
l Dunlnp of Dallas, representative
of the Hammer Dry l'lnte company
of St. l.otils. Is attending the meeting
of tln photographers.
Arthur Sinclair nnu Samuel Appio
departed yesterday for South McAlos-
ler where they went to take the Scot
tish Hlte degree In Mnsonry.
Frank I). Bnrhydt of Kunsas City,
representing the American Typo Foun
dry company, has returned to Kansas
t lty after a pleasant trip here.
H. C. Dunlap. representative of (J.
Wcltshcl of Dallas, tho photo-supply
mnn. Is In the city attending the nn
nual meeting of the photographers.
Herschel T. Nisbett of tho Ardmoro-
lto departed for South McAlester to
day where he goes to bo advanced
from tho 14th to the 3aiuruegreo in
Scottish Kite Mnsonry.
William Light anil wife of Oklahoma
City aro In the city on a visit. Mr,
Llcht Is a member or tlic police rorco
of that city and Is making a good oin
err. Ho secured tho appointment abou1
six months ago.
fieorce Head and J. A. Scruthlns
went to Berwyn today In the Interest
of tho Modem woodmen lodge. Mr,
Head has been appointed a deputy for
the order and will devote his tlino to
the organization of campa.
Mrs. Canta n Butler, of tno local
Salvation Army corps. Is visiting hor
parents at Lawrence, Knns. falio win
not return to Ardmore, Cnpt. Butler
havlnc received notice of removal to
other fields not yet announced.
A. H. Byrd and William Byrd oi
Jackson. Mo., accompanied by their
nephew, E. H. Byrd of St. Louis, have
been In tho city tho guests of their
brother. Ed Byrn. These giiitlemen
have made considerable investments
hero and have gone to West Texas to
ee about their business mursts there,
Notice.
Tho law firm of Coleman & Mason,
has. by mutual agreement been dls
solved and J. T. Coleman now occu
pies room In tho new building Imtne-
ill.itely west of the court house.
Daufjhtcrs of the Confederacy,
'""ho Chickasaw Chant, r. U. 1).
will meet at Mrs. B. W. Carter, Wed
nesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
MHS. B. W. CAHTER, Tres.
Attention Knights of Pythias.
All members of Myrtle Lodgo
Knights of Pythias aro requested to
bo present Thursday night when tho
first rank will bo conferred.
9-3 M. GOItMAN, C. C
NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
ABDMOnE'G BIG FAIR.
Will Have the Boards Next Week All
Attractions the Biggest and Oest.
Today week the great Ardmore Fair
will opm to the public and every cit
lzen of the town 13 looking forward to
the uvuit with a certain amount of
pleaBiire. It nmy bo stated that the
live da of the fair will be Interesting;
ones for tho public nnd the list of
attraction will furnish ample amuse-
mem for everyone.
i he exposition grounds presented a
bvVy Vuipearanco tills lunrulng. At
least thirty horses wero on the track
"warming up." Secretary btuart said
today that between twenty and thirty
horses have nrrlved this week and
that there will bo runnerB from Ok
lahoma, Missouri, KaiiSjts and Texas
here for the race meet Ing which prom
ises to bo the greatest ever hen not
only lu Indian Territory but In the en
tire Southwest. It will be necessary
to build more stalls, reports Mr.
Stunrt, to accomodate the horsemen
who have already made application. A
number of rare horses from Texas nnd
Ml.-Kiiiirl will nrrhe Thursday.
Among the horses (hat arrUtd at
the track Monday wero a number of
thoroughbreds from Texas that have
been competing for tho prizes at. the1
Greenville nnd Denlson fairs. i
This morning n number of horse
men were discussing the coming moct
lntt next week. A man who appenred
to be a veteran of the track said that
the Ardmore meeting would bo ono
of the best held In tho South this sea
son. He stated that the purses offer
ed wero sulllclont to attract many
horsemen to tho city.
The association has engnged ono of
the very best starters in the country
and racing will bo one of tho best
features of the -fair.
But racing will be only ono of the
many features In connection with the
fair. Secretary Stuart stated that ho
would probably bo able to announce
the list of attractions within tho next
day or so. Tho matter of booking at
tractions Is entirely In tho hands ot
the manager of tho Dallas Fair exhlo
its, therefore good attractions will be
secured.
Tho association la mnklng efforts to
have the Paino company glvo an ex
hibition of fireworks during tho expo
sition. Tho Paino company nsks tin
enormous sum and it may bo that
terms will be arranged within the next
day or so. Tho company has an In
ternational reputation In tho amuse
ment line. Its llroworks display 1b the
finest In tho world.
Work on tho exposition building Is
being rushed to completion nnd ev
erything will bo In readiness for the
opening. Merchants of Ardmore gen
erally will make displays In this
building. A big Arm In Vermont has
engnged space for the fair week.
The third day of tho fair will w.
'ness an immense crowd. On this day
Pawnee Bill will give oxhlnltlons.
j.'axaarifaasj8ciaiioiJianaoi awigaiMrrrwucTOacrgaataaajiiu: smci
YOU'VE GOT A DOLLAR
THAT I WANT
And I've got a pair of slout shoes tlmt ought to bo on
your boy's foot this minuto. I huvo secured that line of
Boys Hnrdwcar School Shoes and thoy wear like hardware
Prices, $1.50 to $2.50.
LYNN The Shoe Man.
127 EAST MAIN. . REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
NOTICE TO PATRONS
On account of the decision of tin Wcstorn t'nion Tclo
Kniph Co. to discontinue furnishing direct r.u- service, we
have been forced to cease oiiciatiims for a few days. We
will resume business as soon as we can be reached over
leased wires by a new company which has just entered the
Held. Watch this space for announcement of re-opening.
Our Billiard and Pool Parlors re littcd and re-equipped,
remains open for business.
TURF EXCHANGE.
220 E. Main St., In the Whlttlnjjton Hotel Building
BOURGEOIS BROS.
E. E. GUILLOT & COMPANY
AltOMOUK,
Mcmtiir Now Orleiint
Cotton Kxrtmngo
To Speculators and
l.on ir MMnnrii rhonn 96
WYN.NHW00I1. 1'AUI.S VAM.f.Y, I. T,
ll?nnt(Ano ' Cotton, Oralii, I'rovNfnnn
IUI UUI An(1 Htor&H
Dealers in Cotton, we offer unexcelled
FACILITIES
HiOiu'SOI-foiir IllnuVa South
of Courtboiiho for
COAL! COAL!
IIAIUD'S Conl nnd Wood Ynnl Is now rendy for your order for Conl or Wood. Will ulxo
ulioloHiilu I'lour. IVtl mid (Irntn. Onr nlm will lie to treat ull nllku and by lair dealing'
liiilpo to ri-et ivu u itlinrttot your lmtrooaKo.
420 u. I
. bt. S. W.
BAIRD $ CO.
The Orlos.
Tho Orlos will meet with Mrs. (5.
II. Webb, Frldny, October 13 at 2:30
o'clock, and will take till tho Oct. (J,
lesson.
COHONREPORT
WEEKLY SUMMARY GOVERN
MENT REPORT.
Count the Cost antl You will use
COAL
Every time in preference to Wood
O.dor by phone from '
AIIDM0RE ICE, LIGHT a POWER CO.
H. E. Foster, Manager
Average Condition has Changed but
Little During Week Rains Inter
fered In Some Places The
Yield Is Below Average.
(Dy E. E. Qulllot & Co.)
Georgia Cotton picking ncarlng
completion except In some sections of
northern half, lint short open staple
damaged by rains otherwise condition
of crop unchanged, yield small, labor
One of the Finest In the Southwest n , umc 8 , ,,
Thrown Open to Public. I Louis ana-Cotton at Htand stlll, gen-
Dean's now Jewelry establishment I rain eaily part of week and In
was thrown open to tho public yester- soni sections at clofco of week Inter
day and hundreds visited this palaco riiptod picking beat lint out and caus
f beauty for an Inspection of prob-' CJ some ; sprouting In bolls, caterpll Iars
:.ly one of Uio finest stores in the, eating leaves and young bolls yield
fmtth. Hundreds who Hocked to the ,'"ch below average.
ii-nhiE. came away convinced that' South Carolina-General vain on 3rd
v establishment would bo a credit Interrupted cotton picking ono day. al
fiiy city In the country. Everyono! though picking progressed favoraoiy
ml numerous compliments for Mr. n,n,(1 ,BCC,,ni,1 " ck,,nB nearly ll"Is,'C(1-
.,.,'U no... utnn. m.i.1 liooii 1 1 fill Etrul: I third Will be light. COttOll UOt OpclllllK
d spent much timo In InapovlliiR , aa rapidly sinco tho rain Cool woath-
rirx cbmv rrn ovhlblt on. vi vuvvnvu siumu uiuiyiiiii.,,
We have a complete lino of
Standard Enamel Ware
Ja Tho best made, including 5, 5 1-2 and 0 foot bath tubs,
& one-piece wash stands of different patterns nnd prices,
u3 nnd nnf nnd two-nioco'lritehon sinks, from 84 tn SUFi A
1 ccmploio line of bath room nickel plated furnishings, j
" unp.h ris t.nnihlnr and brush holders, hath sontK. tmrnl rnrln Sr
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T. N. COLEMAN
Ihe
tity
jDruggist
Phono 4 109 West Main
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Entering the atoro ono is struck
vsith tho arrangements and finish of
tho Interior, which nro very striking In
heir beauty and ploaBlng to tho eye.
Die finish and coloring hnrmonlzes
beautifully and under the soft glow
i f tho electric lighting Is fairly daz
'.llng. Tho llnlsh of the storo Is don
in green and tho llncrusto panel work
is nn artistic ornament, which en
hances the beauty of the placo. There
iirt In fact many ornaments to attract
the attention of the spectator nnu
hlngs worth seeing. The stock consists
of everything Imlnngablo In a store
nt this kind. The cut glass display,
tno Venetian articles, nnd trinkets,
brick-a-bracs are some of the featured
Tin ladles' resting room Is co.y nad
elegantly furnished. Chief among the
features, howover, aro tho elegant fix
tures and myriad ot mirrors. In fact
Dean's n:w storo will bo a "show
placo" for visitors and town people.
At tho opening yesterday eacli lady
was presented with a carnation rnd
Mr. Dean was very pnlnstaking in
IiIb efforts to please tho visitors.
Mr. Harry. Uehene, a competent Jow
clor. formorly of Paris,, is con
nected with tho now establishment.
Sovoral visiting photographers state
that thoy will tako vlows of Ardmoro
before leaving. Yho vsltors aro great
ly Impressed with our city. Ono repre
sentative of a supply houso caino all
the way from Jamestown, Now York,
to attend the meeting. Ho said that
ho was greatly surprised at the thrift
and progress hero.
Tho civil docket at Marietta will be
taken up net Thursday. . Tho court
officials are here and. will remain till
Tlninjilay,
WANTED Two flrst'Class advertising
solicitors; salary or commission,
to work In Ardmoro. Apply to O. U.
Soots, this ofllcc, ip
FOH SALE Ono ono-horso delivery
wagon. Apply, I. It. Best. 0-2
FOR KENT Two unfurnishod rooms,
121 A st, N. W. . 10-6 ,
Tennessee Warm bright days and
cool nights sinco rains caused cotton
to open rapidly, about half of crop now
open picking boing rushed, yield and
quality generally disappointing.
Mississippi Cotton generally deter
iorated, somewhat as n result of wet
weather and injury wrought by worms,
especially lu west, whero young cotton
wag stripped of follugo nnd young
bolls, much sprouting in bolls In south
west, some rotting in central counties
nearly all open on uplands, but open
li.K slowly on lowlands, picking hin
dered by rain for part of week al
though well advanced lu south.
North Carolina No ciiango In cot
ton, opening fast, many counties re
port crop about nil open nnd most of
open cotton picked, no top crop.
Arkansas Cotton shows no lm
n'rnvehmnt some alioddliig, worms still
doing damago, crop materially Injur
ed, opening slowly In some localities
more rapidly In others. ,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Cotton opoulng fairly well, but pick
ing dolayed somowhnt by rain ou 2nd,
yield fair to poor, slight damago by
rain and moro damago by boll worms,
crop will give but one picking ovor
somo localities nnd is generally late,
slight deterioration in condition dur
ing week.
Texas Averago condition of cotton
little changed, growth of lato bolls
helped slightly by showers, prospects
for top crop loss favorable, wormn and
boll weevils taking it, boll woovlla be
coming moro numerous, bolls opening
slowly Jn northwest, picking Interrupt
ed by showers, but gonorally pushed
uuuor favorable conditions, open cot
ton damaged slightly by rain.
Florida Cotton shows no Improve
ment,. frequent and occaslqnally heavy
rains .gvor parts of the cotton coun
ties damaged the staple, follafjo on
somo lato planted oaten by caterpil
lars, wet wonther and scarcity of la
bor retarded work, but picking lo com
pleted in many flolde.
Tho Ardmorolte welcome tho pho
tographers to tho city and wishes
.heir stay a pIcalaaL.ouO.
soap and sponge holdeis ring showers, etc.
Try our Monarch Nassarje Bath Spray.
In fact wo can supply your wants in anything in plumb
ing material or fixtures. Our past work stands as living
testimony to the high class plumbing work wo do. Wo
iMiriinrwl llifit. wn r-fm nrwl uelll miih It. It Tf-ini In.
jfl IU U V Ul I . 1 l V.V V, ......W ,1V. .. ...a. ... V. MV JUHI 111-
terest to ilguro with us When in the market for anything
V. in ilio nlnn-.liiiiL' line. Trv us and iuduo for vnursnlf.
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Practical Tinners and Plumbers
209 West Main Street Telephone 79
PUTTING OUT A FIRE
is the liremar.'s business. My!
though, how ho and his hoso
spoil thiDgs whilo bo's at it.
The houso and things inside
aren't worth much when he
gets through.
Quit taking your own firorisk!
Transfer it to us in ono of our
"solid as a bank" companies. If
you have a fire then wo pay the
bill. Try it and you'll sleep
better and have hotter health.
WALCOTT a MULKEY
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- JAR)MORE. IND.TER. J
Tim InrecKt. tUu bout pqulpicii, tho moHt (irjctlonl, tn mom nKr-Mvo ami th
miiHt tn 'ceHnlul Inulni'B collPt-oln Indian Territory. Day anil nlvht vehool ihti eutlro
.vo ir. liny pupils Htteni nlk'lit nrliof.l wltliuut titru cliuriiu. Tuition $10 per mntitlt or Mr
forunllraltoil HcnolarMilp. Hoard tiO to JH.W per mnntli. Novauatluh. ruplln may entM
fit .my time, l.vury impil in i.iuh'u i ll i. or umy advanro an ruiidlj uh lU alilllt)
will i rr-lf Thomtiith tri'u'n'- In Kirti. tirninnHlHttnt wltti utllPlruey. Uelereuci'
Any Lanlc or buslnoHH llrui In Ardmoro. l'or catulouueaddrvss
O. P. BBIiVlDQB, A. M. JI., ACCTS.. President, Ardmoro. Indian Torrlton
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