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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
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GARTER eg CANNON.
Commercial Uoloi Uisram-v rom-inr of Lnednn. Ktctaad
Pkmtln.Inirocec .nmi,r .il.l. n 1 a. KaMti'
queen tourmBr-Cii.t.jjr f S V .rk
Majrrs Ktre o( New York
" JS.0'".1! ll,M'",,,"itaiiy.if Hartford, et.
Orient tnrnnee I'ompanr. ,f Hartford. Corn
rlreouns Fuid .if rrineNeo
Norwich I'al.m Insurance K.iolsty o(Nirwcfa gatl.iad .
Oermin ANliim c lnurjn e Company of XewYort
PruIQtlal Ufa In.nrsnee Coups ...
Nmr jMer Plate r.,miwnr
a, Mas...,..,' -11ad.il!.. r,t.M
oss-icc iw cre.Bcofa olog. ovir f . o. PHONE sa-i
IDK. M OPPtNHEIMCR'S
FREE SHOW TONIGHT!
R On the Whittinston Hotel Corner Everybody Invited
E. E. & GUiLLGT G0.PANY
ARUUOIIF. WNN:;i)Ol. PAfl.-. Ai.LKY. I 1
E,caiar?n' ttrkcrs c,,iU,D2,?'on,j:,.;",l0",i
To SiHiCulu'cxs and D.'aU'rn in Cotton wp offjr unexcelled
Libk Piataaee Phone M FAt'IMTIES
Collie Dogs.
H. M. Ctls of Crusher, 1. T., tn-,
forms u tnnt baa made arrangements
with the Fr.lr commlttcc for a stall,
but will be unable to get here with hl
dojrs before the 19th. He lias eight
head of both e. They are ail
registered anil from prize 1nnlng
strains. The pedigree of the parents
Is recorded lr. the American Kennol
chili and will be furnished the pur
chaser. Fresh oysters .and cslery dally at
City Fish Market. 3-lin i
Barley Utal oil heaters will heal,
absolutely, without odor. If not, your
money refunded. Sold only by
WEBKS HltOS.
15tf I'ractltal Tinners and Plumbers.
Chafing dishes, bags and noveittea
at the New Jewelry Store. 16-K
WALTER C. DBAN.
"Pastures Green."
Tlye. alfalfa and Winter Turf or.i
teed. For sa!o ny 13. li. Pr.gb, Ard
more, I. T.
Lots are selling every day in "Wal
cott addition. Seo the plat in Wal
cott &. Mulkcy's onicc. 2Ct. ,
nivons, Corhn ft Freasloy sell bar
bed wire. I
Wo are snowing Tallies In whlsK
brooms tnat aro worth taking ndvan
Inge of. Price rango from 10c to fliic
8 F. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
Stoves ! Stoves ! -
Have tho nicest lino In Ardmore
ar; sell tluMi cheaper than otheK
Seo them before yon buy.
5-tf T. K. KEARNEY.
Klorcntta? frames at the New Jew
elry Store, Walter C. Dean, prop. 15-C
Notice K. of P.
There will bo a call meeting of
Myrtlo lodge. No. 7, K. of P., on Sat
urday night. Work In ranka of Page
and Esnuirc. Regnlar meeting post
poned M. GORMAN, C. C.
Notice.
Tho law Arm of Colruan & Mason,
has, by mutual agreement been dis
solved and J. T. Colcnian now occu
pies room In tho now building Imme
diately west of tho court house.
Why Pay 10
Interest?
The Standard Trust Co.
given tho ir.an of moderate means tlio
ben' flt of thu very lowest rote of In
terest and long time payment.
- vi pur month o'tli inl- I par
eer.t interest will st-onre n Uroo loan
under nr I m.
Call on Lo"iil Agent
W. A. H00FNAGIE
Office in the Herbert Build!
PUTTING OUT A FIRE
is tho Hretnar 's businrss. My!
thouyli, how lm and his hose
spoil thirds whilo ho's at it
Tho house nnd things insido
aren't worth much when he
gets through.
Quit taUinpryour own tiro risk!
Transfer it 10 us in one ol our
"solid as n bank" conpanies. If
you have a fire then we pay th '
bill. Try it at'd vou'li nl op
better and have be ) r hoaJth.
WALC0TT 'ft MULKFY
Fhoae4 iC
A Pre.ichcr and a Scrapper.
Rev. Durham, pustor of the Free
Will HnptWt church tdx miles east o
Ixlngton. has proven himself some
"hnt of a scrapper. Fighting the devil
bolng in h line he took It upon him
lf to give a couple of the former's
subjects a rouutl thrashing on Satur
day night. Sept. 31. and the way he
did It would put a Fltsslinmons-Jef-frk
battle In the side lights. Thu fol
lowing fro.u the Lexington Leader
gives the facts In the case:
Pot several months the Freewill
llaptlM church. Rev. Durham pastor,
situated about six mlkH est or here,
has experienced considerable annoy
ance from several rowdies. At times
arrests hav been made and fined Im
posed, but this did not teem to dis
courage tht bad men.
l-;ist Saturday evening prayer ser
vices were held there. Soon alter th
ciowd began to gather, two of the
prime movrs In thine disturbance
started a row In which a son of the
preacher was Involved, just as the
affair wu raising to the boiling poln'
Re. Durham happened, along an-l
eonciuuing mat me boys Had run
things Tong enough, he proceeded to
take a hand. The first thing the boys
knew of it Geo. Hnghes, one of the
two, received a right-hand swln m
the Jaw that knocked him fluL The
preacher then turned to the other.
Tom Latimer, and-beforo Hughes was
on his feet, Latimer was h wtiipped
man.
About ten o'clock that night, anil
tifter everybody had gono home, th
church was burned down. Suspicion
pointed to these two anil the officer
were Immediately notified. Deputy
Sheriff Frank Wynne captut..
Hughes Monday night on a Santa Ke
train Just as It was pulling out ol
Pauls Valley bound for Texas. He wan
brcu?!: back and landed In the 1-ex-Ington.
jail. Tuesday night I-itlnier
was arrested in Purcoll. Uoth were
taken to Norman Wednesday auu
placed In tho county Jail.
It was thought at first that Hughes
Jaw was fractured. A doctor examin
ed him while ho was In Lexington hut
found no break. He aays, however.
that It loo l;r like a mule had kicked
him. Eutei prise. .
Chrysanthemums.
Kansas City Is to have a show of
plants In bloom', but I have tho plnnis
that will bloom this fall in pots. Will
sell at reasonable prices.
PAUL SCHAUB, Florist
5tf Ardmore Rose Cardec
Stolen $25 Reward.
Stolen from Joff Davis' barn on
Weat Proadway, Ardmore, Thursday
nlclit, Oct. 19, one bay horse, , It
hands high, left foro foot white, sl
years old, old wlro cut on loft hin.
I'g between ankle nnd hock; also
mil ill scar In both hocks; paced under
snddle; a very stylish anlmnl; no
brand. A reward of $25 will be pak
for information lending to his where
.ibouta. Addreas all Information t
Jeff Davis, Ardmore, or Buck Garrett
chief of police, Ardmore. I. T. 20-2t
1 Cel. Sox Coming.
All you tood people who ordered
Kcod.s from Winona Mills, be ye al
ways read to receive tome and if
called from home. Make arrangements
for somo r.no to receive same. Col.
Sox will ti. with you about the latter
part of thu week, look out for him
nnd oblige. Yours truly,
20-2 T. A. PANICKY.
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PEFSONAL
W il. U'woAnl of Pun-ell i nm.
Eugene Wolvertun la here from
I MitnnsWIle.
l.Vputy J-afs of Cornish as In the
elty MJay.
J. S. Bumh !i a vlaltvr to the city
JTVRI Bfin.
J. K. fiy In hcr from Coratah to
attend the Fair.
O. U AV.er It here from Ada at
tending tto Pair.
Kx-Oov Hani of Ttanomlnao wa
In the city yesterday.
' Deputy Riirttm of Mill Creek la In
the' city tor the Pair.
! Glenn M. Johnxm wni x recent rto
1 leor rrom Tishomingo.
U C. Brennen la here from DavtM
to sjwnd a few day,
i-'peaker Brown of the Chickasaw
U P'Ulatur' is hi til city
It M. Puker la In the If y from
Tli.'toi. i'r.w on business
I!. R. Keel la In the cliy from laulB
Valloy attetKHas; th fMr- ''
, Mis A. V. Dank left today to visit
frlenJs in K Lawrence, Kaa.
U. 1. LaaceaUr l In the city from
Ada to pad a few days.
Mrs. J. I. WelU it In the city from
Hail. yville the Ktteat of Mrs. C. i
i Heth.
I Miss Dor i Cooper of Oi ls is visit-
Ins Miss JKssle and Myrtle Prultt of
this city.
i Mr. and Mrs. R. U Heams re In
( the city from' tVapanucka attending
I the Hnir.
I H. A. Klrkpatrlck Is in the city
I from MarUtta to spend a day or so
attending the Pair.
I Willlanl M. Rlchart departed for bis
I home in Co'cmintis, Kan., today aftar
pleasant visit hare.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Stonum are In the
city from Gainesville the guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. Will Potter.
I
Hefore vow buy. se our line of eele-
Orated llrldye k. Death coal and wooil
heaters. WEEKS BROS. j
15tf Practical Tinners and Plumber.!
'
i he kiks win give an Informal hop
onlght and a large attendance Is ex
pected. The n,w orehentra will fur
nUh limbic for the even:.
Deputy .'ones who was In th. 'rlty
rion: Cornlfh yesteiday stated that
he report tntit Lnther Wle. who kill
ed Harris Thompson, was Acting as
i pene officer was a mistake.
For loans n city property
Freil Sulder. T1S West Main.
se H.i
1-lin
Mesdames U. B. Booker and T. A.
Thurmond, asslstetl by .Miss Nettie
Trask, served n noonday luncheon to
oout n score of their frKnds the
i xposltlun hall ut the fair grounds to -
dn.
November Suggestion.
The No.vmher i-sue of Suggestion
Chl'-ago) ii uiagazlne of tho New
"-syehology for t.iinkers. discusses
he following s.ibjecis: Auto-Sllg-
union, irugieas neanng, sugsesiive reason whin you hear two Sc-quoy-Therapeutics.
Nature Curt, Ijiw of , ans talklnr that It Is not safe to say
'uguesUon In i-uilth and business, ' to thttm "Coweta." Muskogee Phoe
rjuuinesB Psycliology, Psychic IU- nix.
earch. Will Power, Dual Porsonallt . .
Personal Msgnotlsm. Thought, Force,
lygleno. The Reallaitlon of Mental
deals. Telepathy, Psychic Powers of
he Mind to Overcome Dlsense, Bad
Wabits, etc 20
For loans on city property see H.
'red Snider, "IS Wen Main. 1-lm
Encampment Oddfellows.
Regular meeting of Indianola En
ampment No. 10 tonight at 7:3U
)'elock. Work In tho Golden Rule de
"ree. A full attendance Is requested.
W. W. TALIAFERRO, O. P
Advertising Agent Anderson of the
laltnu U-it I. t. . . . ln ,1, ..,......1 nt
he fair. He states that the coming
u.,,,n 4 Mil i J 1111 , UK- lU.OICab
illas fair will be the greatest over
if Id and that thousandth arr expected,
fe says hat the Ardmore fair Is a
:cod one and that he hopes It will be
nado perninnont. The races are splen
itJ, he said.
For diamonds go to the New Jewel
ry Store, V.'slter C. Dean, prop. 15-C
Among tho visitors to tho city Is
Paaron Morgan, a traveling man of
ssnsas CPy, who states that the bus
iness In the Chickasaw nation Is' first
class. He says Ardmore has been well
olvertlsed as a result of the fair. Mr.
Morgan says that this point Is one
of the best commercial towns In the
onthwest and he predicted a groat fu-
ure for Atdmore. ,
A large amount of cotton was mar
keted on the streets today. There was
an unusually largo number of farmers
!n the city and several took In the
fair. i
Overcoats wero In great demand
list night. The cold wnve, however,
wss gladly wolcomod by tho people.
Joe Lyot 3, a goed ridor from Dal
las, has arrived nnd will rlda today
and tomorrow. Lyons did somo good
riding last year at the Dallas fair.
Weather Bulletins.
Sleeting at Gntosville, Toxas.
New Orleans Kllllpg frost report
ed from Amarlllo, Oklahoma and Ft.
Smith.
Colder wpather tonight, with killing
irose as rar soutn as Ukianoma Torn
tory.
The thermomoter registered six de
grees below zero In Montana this
morning.
RETURNS TO HIS HOME.
Sunpossd to Have Besn Murdered
Three Years Ago Insurance Paid.
WhlMng. Kans.. Oct, 20. William
FtKrftrlder. supposed to havo been
murtered three years ago, has return
" n his homo here. His parents who
rrsIdo licrs went to Durango, Col.,
upon the dlacovory of decomposed ro
mi'rs of a. man there- three years ago,
a"-1 rnressed a dellof that tho body
v" tint or their pnn. Tho fnternal
InRiiranco organization of which tho
mlsplng man wa3 a'raembor In good
standing, paid tho claims on tho case.
ornnmAii mim niimi
otyuuiMn ulud yuno
A SEPARATE STATE CLLB
BANDS C)ISAUPT.
And at Sanre Meeting Organizes
Into a Jo nt Statehood Club and
Pimm Resolutions Denounc
trig Sequoyans.
Wot. woe. nothing im;
depressing, despondent ee i i -all
you can see or feel these d;o-
around the Separate State Ilea liu.n
lor In this city and the reason is in
hard to find Prom all parts of i
country cornea the same old wren
story of empty benches anil crowdloss
meetings, ol Irck of enthusiasm. ln k
I of Interest, lack of asscjanierts and
lark of support, and General Ann .n
i mat most ivsiroylng of all retnmni!
era. Is in abnolute control Jolt uft.
j Jolt has -n dealt the fetinoyans
whi r they Anticipated the yl iA h:iinl
land tv It .Integration lornlly set In
when Mr .lames Gordon Dennett, the
olalmtr extraordinary and pre agent
plenipotentiary, struck, demnnded his
I pay and quti the proposition cold, an t
the bulletin and desk department work
! waa nban-Kmed. All of thu w.ts bat
aouith. 'nit the worst wa- yet to
come, and that, too, from Coweta
the- pride of the push, where enthu-
j alnfim was i .innt.ng riot and responses
for cash were supposed to be ram
pant. The claim department has
I pointed with pride to Coweta as an
evidence of the sentiment generally,
for had not that town organized one
I ai me mrgtsi separate siu;e cuiun iu
the territory. Were they not the moit
cherrful nrs on the list. Was It
! not an eay task to separate them
from their sheckles and did not they
I early rush to the footlights and cry
for a eoun'v ;ea Ytm, verily, did an
theio things happen; therefore waB
there glee in camp when Coweta'
name was spoken, and when gloom
ajUlK.-J within the sacred precincts of
the h- 'querter camp s.nd the cry of
Cowe'.a tiroitaht at)od herr and sun-
ugh. Now all i.t :'.ila .a changed.
new are muledlctlens deep, dark and '
detpv'rato hurlel through the dismal'
ntnir-hi re when-ver that name Is I
mentioned nnd now on the office map :
Hhtre .-!iewn that town a the bright
ea star tf hone, la only one big blot
of Mack and of the name there Is ,
sore lfr And the reason of it nil Is;
this:
The fcpv.ate State
Club at Cowots
largt ly attendee
t , I ....I Jl.
Tuvs.iay nt?hi at a largt
mectlnK d'rSoUel. dltorn;ini.;ed. dls
band"! rnd dlarnp-.cH ant organize-.
Itsc-L into a Joint statehood club. It
thtn pass'. -i a column and a half of
resolotiuna denouncing the separate
stale movements anil forbidding the
: nse of th-.' name of Cowe'a on
the
htllnt n A ft enriillflati foi n enlintv
seat, an 1 tit a message to Muskogee
that It woukl dig up no more, no.
even a HtMc bit. Coull anything o.
more pronounced than this? Coulu
anything b.- more tonelulve or more
direct? Wei;, hardlv. and thts is th
OPERA HOUSE
One of Manager Robisoa's early
bookings In tho way of popular at
tractions is the Gertrude Kwlng com
pany, one of the best ropertotre or
ganizations. Miss Ewlng has. a great
many friends here who will be pleas
ed at this announcement. Tho en
gagement Is for three nights, starting
Monday, with the customnry ladlu
free night, Monday, on which occas
ion "A Futnl Marriage" will ho pre
sented. In selecting this play as th '
opeulng bill of Miss Ewlng's reper
toire, me management is pursuing
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"-'cumuiaiBu meas promotea oy many
seasons of experience In catering i
tho wHnos of tho local patrons of the
theater. "A Fatal Marrigo" is a comedy-drama
with a leaning toward th'
dramatic, though itho comedy Interest
Is unusually clean cut and the play
Is so constructed as to admit of some
very clever vaudeville stunts whit
are the between net features.
Everything you oat will tasto good
and do good If you tako Ring's Dys
popsla Tablet3. Sold by City Drug
Store.
Gano Eads Killed.
Willis, Tex., Oct. 10. At 5:3d
o'clock Gano Ends was shot and kill-
T.' a.n,J Mr' hads forlerly llve,J
ul ejiuvesioii. .
Gano Ends was formerly a resident
of Ardmor-. and was In the Insurance
business.
.It la further learned tho killing
was done ly Iff. H. oper of Houston,
his brothor-ln-kvw who claims self de-1
it use.
To Physicians.
This Is U give notlco to thoe pay-1
slcians whj have been given tempor-1
ary license to practice medicine, that
tho tlmo let .r expired for which they i
were given, and that under no clrcum-'
stances will thoy be renewed. Due I
warning is hereby given that if thoy
contlnuo "to do' practice, they will do ;
ro In violation of tho law and wilt j
render themselves liable to prosecu
tion. J. C. McNEES,
20 Pres. Board Med. Examiners. I
MISSION OF FILIAL LOVE.
President Roosevelt Vlslto ths Old
Homestead of His Mother.
Roswoll, Ga., Oct. 20. Tho presi
dent today carried out his long cher
ished plan of visiting tho homo of his
mother at Roswell, Ga., Ono of his
reasons for coming south was that he
might see the old homestead where
his mothet lived. He and Mrs. Roose
velt wero rliotogruphed- In a picture
that IncIuJed two of his mother's old
servants.
Children Burned to Death.
Pladen. Neb., Oct. 20. Two chil
dren of.Ftftd Kiel, aged sixteen and
four years, were burned to deatn,
nd their mother, rs. Fred HU1. so
badly burned sho cannot recover. In
a firo which destroyed their homo
icre last night. '
sowYssi
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MEN WANTED
JC5
To Wtll" tSliU'V AdatllS Shfl's Vp hnvn till thr nnir atil..
Si py lasts i
ijfjivj nation lasts -,v
md freak to
rith brojul ball
AAA to KE.
ti.ivo your
LYNN The Shoe Man.
Milam ,llmil
NOTICE TO
On aivo-.int of the decision of tlio Wostcrn t'nion 'LVlr
tfraph Co. to discontinue furnishiu dmvr ran- sorvii-, wo
liavo bHn forotnl to ueuso opu itionN for a frv duys W'v
wHI rosumo hiiMinchs ns soon .t wo cm l lfai liVd of
li'.ist'd vlr's by a now cinipany wliii li li.is jiM i ntfii'il tin
Mold. Wiitcb thin par for .mnuiiiu ,iii'iit i ri iMtiin:.
lur Billiani and Pool T.u Ioin r- litt.-d ;.nd ro 'iptipp-d,
rMn,uni oj in for business
TURF EXCHANGE.
220 E. Main St , In th Whlttinfjton Hotel Building
BOURGEOIS BROS.
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PhOne m Fmir Hl.itks S..uth
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BA1IU) S i o.V ind ,,.d Yanl ! n..w roa.ty for M.ar urdrr l'-r I o.il i.r Woed. Will ulie
KholHsale Kl.iur. tp,l aud Ornln. Ournlra win lie to treat nil allku anil ly fair dealings
Qlx'to ree-lc u share ..f v..ur palruonKv
WB M S v BAIRD CO.
National Life Insurance Co.
OF VERMONT
writes The Best Insurance in the World
'lliejr Onlng lemlnes- In Instates
Non Participatinrj, Annual Dividend aritl"Five Yea r
Accumulation Policies
Ooo.l Cuutrsvls tor men of luewntj an. alilllty to act ,ti special or local agents
ot Ind.nn Territory
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COAL
, . . , Every time preference to Wood
Order by phono from
ARDMORE ICE, LIGHT a POWER CO.
H. E. Foster, Manager
awwatluixtniB
We Lave a complete lino of
P The best made, including 5. 5 1-2 and 0 foot bath tubs,
A one-pieco wabh stands of different patterns and prices, j
y and ono and two-piece kitchen sinks, from $4 to ?35. A
i ccmpleto lino of bath room nickel plated furnishings, 1j
uoi,
soap and sponge holdeis
Try our Monarch
J Iu fact we can supj ly your warts in anything in plumb-
2 ing mate rial or tiuiff. Our past work stands as living J
a "'a """itiui or iiiuritj. uur past woric stands as Jiving
f testimony to the biph clahs j.luinbing work wo do. We
are convinced tliHt we tan and will mako it to your in-
terest to tlpure wi'h us When in tho market for anything
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- iMouiwiii.- nut., iQ
WEEKS
. 1'rafiirnl Tinners j.nd Flumhers
209 West Main Street Telephone- 79
I 'z i) 9 west nam street
SOO
- ;. Also a full linu of cotuLt
and ilow instep, widths from
loot tittud forrect.
tr mt.'t 1 -i.it ttfat t.-r
3gJjgECCT33i7X3aC
PATRONS
COAL! COAL!
WE ARE AFTER YOU
If you have any Jon of carriage or ot
wugon repairing needing attention.
Our skill, oxpertenoo and facllltlo h
unite In making this shop tho bt
Place for miles aronnd for nrst-olass
rei air work on most any sort of vo
hicls. If we see It w e'll till you very
ijulekly atiout how muoh It will oot
ti at It In' lino shape. 1 loutlou
cjsls nothing don t hesitate to mk
forone.
Q. E. ALLEN
HomoBhooIni: and Rutiber.TIre Work
a Bpeolalty
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nuiuuii, uutn duo in, luivvi roti ,
rit g showers, etc. J
Massage Bath Spray. J
us itjiii juuge ior yourseil.
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