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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore, Thursday, January 2, 1908.
PERSISTENCE
Counts in .ulvcrtising
as in i vi n tiling else
but it ( omits
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WANItiD.
"AfU 1. 11 to l".ir:i liarlii-r
truth' VII njii.t shop fop you or
filliil h jiotMin, fi-w v.-wks coin
lkDw " ttant ji ,irlli, rniV
fill lii.,tructi"-m, lot-In glvoii. Hal
unlay (,' illploiiiu Krantt'il.
Wrlto for catalogue. Moler liar-ln-r
ColleRo, Dallas, T.-xiiH. 2!-fi
A,TKI You to Ictimv Hint wo nro
ilcvotliiK our tlini' (xclunlvly to
repairing kiiiib, lilryclos, ki'wIiik
innrlilnrs, ijpewrlti'r iiiiiI nittnmo.
IiIIch. llrliiK any Mini of repair
uorlc to us. Wo nro thoroughly
'i1Uihm1 to turn It out !. W.
Hitter .t Sou. I'hoiio SOfi. Hf
"ANTW To stow your rurnltnri'.
(looil lirlck HtoraKii room. KeaKoti
nlilo rate. Mrs. V. A. l'rlile, iilioim
3fS. tUf
ANTHI Tn null you old iiowspa.
peds nt Ariliuoroltn ntllco.
'A NT HI)- Tlio citizens of tlio now
kinai tt. l.iiow that Al Men does
the ht'Ht liorsenhoeliiR, 17tf
ANTIJD An iinfurnU-Jii'il room
wllli pilvnte family hy lady. l'ltono
83G IlliU" 2-3
ANTKI , cook. Mrs, It. V.
Itandol. Ztf
FOR SALE.
DU UBNT Oil KOI I SAI.H Drop-
, hoad Singer sowing lnacliliun at
rcnsonnt'lo rates, J. (loMsmltlt. l-:i
111 SAI.K At a lurgaln, Groom
jhou8t, largo lot, haru anil sho.l,
nll kinds fruit, niar Ith ward
IbcIhhiI Iiouso; will Ukt' horKti and
IniKgy and tmiall casli payment, lial
unco monthly payment". Must Io
sold nt once. I'rlco, $ 1 ,nr,0. J. I,.
ItlKKlns, tho Ural i:la(o iiijmi. 30-1
)lt KAI.i: Al.soluto closing out
snlo of tho Invest stock of new
anil secnntMinttil nutomnlillos In
tho United Stntes. Wrlto for
flParanro Sale Ust No. 9G. Now
tho tlmo to luiy. llocltester Au
toinililo Co., Jos. J. Mandory,
rop'r., HoclifHtiT, N. Y. lG-Ini
"lit SAl.U -At sacrifice prlceii, wuno
J:ood well Improved farms, perfect
I llo, loeated In different parts of
ho Chickasaw nation. Part cash
Ofialancc on terms to suit. Must
or quit business. George Terry,
Udmore. OMa, lK-lni
'1 It 8 I.K-Ileal liorso and buggy
n town Apply ll.irtnett's Livery
1 'liable, Sou'li Washington. 30 C
hai
thill SAI.K -Stono business house
"qin Main street Apply at Ardinor"
rdo for parilcul.irs 2tf
ir
loll S1.K ll.xid family bungy
Vgorse Perfectly safe. I'homi C3I.
lot
Hirfl S l,i: good runalHiut and
ddiurncsi, cht-ap I'liono il.1l.
tot
eal SI,K Pre-.lt tnllt-h cow. J A.
Lttmdi rs 2 a
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FOR RENT,
t H'-JNT PHo room house with
I'll and outnoilsvs, close In.
Ui in- 03 1.
I HKNT My now houe, Imme
ato possession Phono 217 or
'2 blue J M lllhb. Stf
I HKNT Won suite of offloo
joins over Ult7ler Dry Good
o. It V ItANDOl,. 17-tf.
Fsn
ro
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t HKNT -Two rurnlibPd rooms
'.so an office room In Nobl
ros. building. Apply Noble Ilros
1 HI-:NT--Piiriilslie.l riKttn for
io or two ladles. Apply 15, -1th
enue, N, K. 29-3
t HKNT -Hero Is a bargain.
legant homo, closo In, till modern
1 mve-nleiices, electric lights, bafi,
'wcr, otc, nnd gas will bo In by
i t of tho j ear Nlco fruit, largo
t. Hofercnces reiiulred from
Iranger?. $30. Apply to
M. CUNNINGHAM. Phono 31,
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POIl HKNT Agricultural lands cash
or part of crop. Theno lands nro
located In different portions of tho
Chickasaw nation. Write or apply
to (ieo. Terry, Ardmore, Okla,
K,l in
Poll HKNT I BO ncrt nf good farm
lug hind, adjoining I lie olty. Por
sale horses, timlin mid cow. Hei
llruco Hill. 31-fi
POIt HKNT Two tilllro rooms. Car
ter and Hooker building. Apply
V'. P. (Illmer, Insur-tiici' olllce.
31 3
POH HKNT
stole. Hti'
-1 1 rooms over KliMkl's
Will Cruce. ' 31-3
LOST.
I()ST Wednesday afternoon sheet
nnd pillow slips for ironovnlotit
Soelety'tt now orphnns holiie. Pin
dor please return to Mitibleu'B
store. 1-3
FOUND.
POI'ND A Colorado Houvenlr burnt
lottthcr purso. Apply Ardmoreit".
31-3
TAICKN PP In Ardmore, tmo brown
horse, about six or seven yearn
old. branded M or W; also one
liaM-fawd norrol mare, 1 1 hands
high, 10 or 12 years old. Owner
e.in have horses by calling at
homo of Prod Kojj In Northeast
Ardinoro and paying costs of ad
ertlrliiK and oaring for them.
POIt KXCIIAN'iK 3 or I good
farms for Improved city property.
Two god farms to exchange for
merchandise.
One fine tract of laud to exchange
for live slock.
Several bargains In farm lands
for Mile.
Por any kind of farm land busi
ness call tiHin
1IUHWKI.I, & DKXTKIt.
22tf Over Hankers Natl. Hank.
NOTICE The gasoline saw will re
main hero a few days longer. Hush
In our order. Phone llatuott, 171.
2tf
Notice to All Sheriffs.
At a called meeting of tho Hherlffs
of Oklahoma, held nt Oklahoma City
on Saturday, Dec. 7th, when a tem
porary organization was affected, n
call was authorized for u mooting
of the sheriffs of the state at Shaw
nee on Saturday, January I, al 2
p, ui., at which time a permanent
organization will bo perfected nnd
filacers eleoted, Many Important sub
jects will bo brought up for discus
sion and every Hherlff In tho new
at'ilo Is urged to make arrangements
to attend the Shawnee meeting, as
every sheriff Is vitally Interested In
Is results.
JOHN U. JOHNSON.
Secretary pro tent.
C1KO. W. OAHHISON, Pres. pro tent.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Slate of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the County Court of said County.
Wm. P. Warren, plaintiff, vs. II.
K. lihdell, defendant; tlulf. Colo
rado Santa Po Ity. Co., gar
ulsheors. S.tld defendant, 11. P.. Uibdell, will
take notice that ho has been sued
In tho itbove-iiamed con . for two
promissory notes In the sum of
f'JS.'i.OI. ami must answer lite peti
tion filed therein by said plaintiff
on or before tho 12tlt day of Peliru
n ry A. I). P.iOS, or wild petition will
be taken as true, and a Judgment
for said plaintiff in said action for
Two llundml and Klghty-Plve I Ml.
tary and four cents i2.s.Vol) and in
the attachment therein granted, will
be rendered lUTordltigly.
(I. S.) AtttMt: I. It. MASON.
IuiIko of Mild Court.
:i" lr-l..lv tt tea in Inn
Hloltard M. Lester, attorney for
Plaintiff.
2tl-Th.lt
NOTICE IN DANKRUPTCY.
In the Dlilrlct Court of the United
Stall's for tlie llustont District of
Oklahoma:
In the matter of C. I.. I let. binU
rupt In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of C. U lleth
of Ardmore. In the Kan tern District
of the SUite of Oklahoma, n Kink
rupt: Notice Is hereby glvn that
on the 30lli day of December, 1907,
the said O. I., lleth was duly nd
Judged liaiikrupt, nnd that the first
meeting of creditors will bo held at
my office in trto ilty of Ardmoro.
on the 13th day of January, 190S.
at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, nt
which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, ntoni a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact niich other business as may
cotno botore nald mooting.
J. W. I HHi:i.D,
Heferoe In bankruptcy,
Plrst published January 2, 190S,
Insomnia Is one of the Infant ail
ments that U contagious.
THE YEAR IN WALL STREET
(Continued front Pago One.)
fulness of (he Kxchange as one of
the lending limlltiitloiifi of its kind
In thin country .was amply demon
strated. Never before perhaps was Its
stability put to such a severe test
as during the panics which occurred
In March and October last, more par
ticularly thu latter, but It weath
ered both these storms with n rec
ord of only n few Insignificant fail
ures, whereas elsewhuro suspensions
were reported by the wholesale a
record of which tho members of
tho "l.ttlle Hoard" feel Justly proud,
and which may he attributed en
tirely to n careful and conservative
iiianngoiiiont.
During tho )ear the records of the
clearing house to l-o. 20., show a
lotal of tlT.riGI.nGO shares of railway
mid lulscollaiiHHlH stocks cleared,
which compare, wltJi n total for I90i'
of I3fi.ll00.7fi0 slmroB. It will thus
In seen that the total liilBlnewM In
these two classes of securltltm com
pareH very favorably with that for
pare very favorably with that for
the previous calendar yisir, despite
all the complaints of poor business
ri lilting from the panics previously
referred to. In explanation of this
relatively good showing, It may bo
said that ll Is accounted for largely
by tho enormous IiiisIiiohs transacted
on the exchange following the recent
panic. Tlie extremely low prices to
which nil stocks fell during that
period tempted heavy buying for
Investment nccount from all parts of
the country, and ns the Consolidated
Slock KxchatiKo Is regarded as es
sentially nn "odd lot" market, much
of tills demand was reflected In
Its transactions, and Investors In
most Instances Isiught stocks In
amounts of loss than 100 shares.
Tlie policy of purchasing and can
celling suats, which has boon pur
sued by ilte Kxchange for a num
Iter of years was mil! maintained,
and during tlie year 17 seats were
cancelled, leaving the total member
ship 1,273 nt the close of ilte year.
During the year, SI new tiiemberi
Joined the Kxcbange, practically all
of whom were jo-mg men embark
ing In the stock brokeiage business
on their own accjunL To those mem
bership In the Consolidated In nu
merous Instances has served as step
ping stoned lo some of the most
sitecessful careers on the New York
Stock Kxchange. There were only
33 deaths on the Consolidated
Stock Kxchange during tho year, and
on account of these the sum of t2lfi
000 was paid front the gratuity fund.
Want Sunday Oascball.
McAlester, Ok., Jan. 1. Senator
Hodwlne of this city deelares that he
Intends to Introduce a bill In the
legislature Immediately tiiKtn his re
turn to Ctiit'hrle, which will .bring to
a focus the statewide agitation over
Sunday observance.
Hedwlne's bill will provide for n
law permitting the opening of cigar
stands, newspaper stands, confection
ery stores, ns well as Sunday baseball
and football. Ho explained that his
reason was purely In the Interest of
the miners and other laborers who
liavo no opportunity to attend such
games during the week.
Their lives at best, nro hard
enough, and the senator favors this
Innocent means of recreation In their
Interest. He was careful to Hay that
he was not personally a iiatron of elth.
er of thoo games, hence his action
cannot be attributed to personal eolf
Intorest. We hoK) you will consider lis
your druggist in 190S nnd favor
us with the greater part of your
trade. We are quite sure that a
trial of our goods and our splendid
service will make you want to
trade here.
29 P. J. HAMSKY, Druggist
If a man Is unusually polite a wo
man Is apt to be suspicious of
him.
Attention Presbyterians.
The Ladles Aid Society of the
Plrst Presbyterian churoh will ten
der a reception at tho church on
Thumil.iy night, Jan. 2. All the mem
bers of the church nnd congrega
tion nre cordially Invited. The new
comers are specially welcome.
MRS. H. C. POTTKRP, Pres.
A confidence man has very llttlo
confidence In other men.
How to Avoid Pnuemonla,
You can avoid pneumonia and other
forlous results from n cold by taking
Poley's Honey nnd Tar. It stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and expels
ilte cold from the aytteni, Refuse
any but the genuine In tho yellow
package. Sold by nil druggists,
It Is said that every man has
his double even the single man.
Many a man's downfall can Ih trac
ed back to a desire to get even.
THE ORIENT
GIVES IT UP
A GREAT STRUGGLE FOR $120,000
AGAINST ODDS LOST.
THE WORKMEN RELEASED
Had the Men Not Quit for a Time
There Would Have Deen a
Fighting Chance to
Win.
Sentinel, Ok., Jan. 1. The Orient
has lost the long struggle. Tho out
come of tountless obstacles, the con
stant fight for materials ami the ef
fort of thn laborers have in the end
availed nothing toward the winning
of the $120,000 In bonds offereil by
Sedgwick county nnd Wichita should
tho rallioad finish Its track to Hed
river by January 1.
It was believed for u while yes
terday that perhaps the railroad
might win provided n train bo sent
over the track tlio first of the year,
hut In n conference last night be
tween tlio officials of the road and
Kdwiird Martin, S. II, Kernnn and
Harrison Scott, VjomlssloneM from
Wichita, the offlcluls were told that
tlio contract provided that track must
be laid between Dill City and Hed rlv.
er on or bofore December 31. That
would give them until midnight to
finish the work. This was lmiiosslblo
and as soon as IMwnrd l)Hkltuou,
general manager, was told that the
track must he finished ho ordered
the Into work on thetr.nl; to be stoii
pod. A whistle blew and 150 men
who were working trying to shorten
that gap of six miles stopjied work.
Had the men not rebelled against
working last night there might have
been a nhanco of wjnnltig. hen
they stopped work there was six
miles of track yet to lay and that
distance was decreased very little
Monday. When work stopped last
night there was still a gap of mure
than five mites.
When Mr. Dickinson announced
that by getting n train through to
day tho bonui might be won, there
was some hope. TCio men would havo
been willing to work nnd there
seoniisl a possibility of laying as
much us four miles of track.
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
With Miss Byra.
IT o llyrd homo in the northwest
part of the city was the sieno of
n gay surprise patty last evening
when a number of Miss I.ucile's
friends dropped In on her. There was
a bug put Into Mrs. Ilyrd's ear and
she was ready for tho occasion. The
house was In holiday decorations,
III the dining room delicious re
freshments -were served.
The guest list Included: Misses
Vorna l'Mdlcmnn, Kmallne Dowden,
llotitile Madden, l.uclle IVyrd, Vivian
and l.uclle McClatchy, Huth Ilaker.
Myrtle Frame. Annette wailtehurst.
Jennie Dyer, Kffle (luynii, Mary Mur
phy. Pot linker, Jewell Whlttlngton,
Clara Mmi&flcld, Daisy Huberts.
Messrs. Dean llarr, (lone Cruce,
Hon Stevens, Fret! Tucker, Walter
Hanks, Hoger Tucker, Hoy West,
Russell llrown, Ijwls U'dbetter, Mor-
tie and Mauard Woods, Jack lOndoii,
Otto and Joe Murphy, (leorge Wil
liams, Paul llutt.
'.
John P. Iomloii and family of Ma
rietta, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe M. Umdou nt a New Year's din
ner and family reunion Wednesday.
Kwing I)tidoii, a former high
school boy, wlto la connected with
the naval service, as electrician, has
bemi enjoying a furlough home dur
ing tho holidays. Kwing says fro Is
delighted with his work and Ills ap
pearance certainly Indicates that It
agrees with him. He Is now nerving
as first electrician lit charge of the
wireless office on the U. S, Tacoma
IMwnrd CI alt left today to resunto
sumo lis duties.
Miss Dolly Mao Allen of IVavIs,
Is visiting Miss Jewell Wheeler.
1-Mward Oalt left today oresumo
Ma duties In Guthrie. Kdward started
In as page In the Constitutional con
vontlon a year ngo, and has been
kllmlilng ever since. Ho Is now"
coiuinlttee stenographer nnd has In
charge all the other pages, and Bays
he tg going to the top before ho
stops.
Ardmoro I.andon Conservatory
pupils mako the piano literally sing.
They get refined nrt effects. Phone
CS0. 19-13
TO DISSOLVE RELATIONSHIP
DONAPARTE SAYS HE'S CONSID
ERING MATTER OF ACTION.
AGAINST HARRIMAN.
My Associated Press.
Washington, r I). C, Jan. 2. Attor
ney (ieticral llonnparte, when ques
tion! d today ns to the truth of the
statement that suit would soon be
brought to dissolve the relationship
between the Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific railroads, known ns
the llarrlmnti system, would only
say that the matter Is under con
sideration. llo said he was not prepared to
either affirm or deny tho report.
COMING BACK TO LOCATE
ILLINOIS PEOPLE WILL RETURN
TO ARDMORE TO ENGAGE
IN DUSINESS.
Letters have been received from
several of tho party of Illinois peo
ple vi.-o were in the city prior to
the holidays. Including .1. W. Krett
gor nnd Otto liamanu of l-adrango
III., that they will return to Ardinoro
In a short time, ns soon ns they can
arrange their business, and locate
In this city.
.Mr. Kreiiger will In all probability
embark in some branch of mercan
tile business and Mr. Hantaan will
probably engage lu the banking bus
iness, the latter, how-ever. Is not
certain. Mr. Ilamann Is one of the
trustees of tho village of IjiCrangi',
where ihe resides at present.
The secretary of tlus Commercial
Club Is being beselged with letters
from every hectlon of the country
from people lit every line of business
who nro seeking lovVitlons In the
new state. Mr. Spauldlng remarked
this morning that one cannot leave
the borders of the state on tho train
without getting Into conversation
with Mimu people passing through,
who ask about Oklahoma and Its fu
ture. This spring will bo a hummer for
this section of tho country, and ns
vm as the money market resumes
normal conditions people, will bo
flocking Into Ardinoro seeking loca
tions and purchasing land.
A LEGAL RRECEDENT
(Continued from pago ono)
right to dlsiiosQ of said property
that a certificate of allotment should
havo been Issued, as wo bellovo that
at the Instant of her enrollment
her rights In said lands accrued. In
other words, our Impression of the
law Is that Sukle Pllntoro became
an allottee and entitled to a cer
tificate as such when, ns nn In
dian, sho became enrolled and said
enrollment was duly accepted by the
authorities."
Robison Opera House
Matinee and Night
SATURDAY, JAN. I,
W. F. Matin presents
John A. Preston
In the Season's Host Play
"The Cow Puncher"
IHy ll'Mi Him
A Picture Story of Heal Life
lu tho Golden West.
PRICKS- Matinee. Adults SOc;
Children 2jc.
Night prices 25c, SOc, 73c,
Hoxes $1,00.
The Theatorium
212 WEST MAIN
Is whore you seo the latest and
highest class moving pictures
nnd Illustrated songs; and In
utruotlio, romlci and very beau
tiful entertainment for ladles
and children.
Admission, adults 10c
Children 5c
Illustrated songs iby Miss Hun
ter. Open 0'30 to 10:30 -p. in.
Matinee every afternoon, 5:30.
PONT PAY RENT
Our plan Is batter and more satisfactory. You pay
llltlo ami gut much What you pay in buyintr your
own homo is not nn extra expense. You tiro only
paying into your own pocket the money that would
otherwise to jour landlord In rent. Your
Home Paid For In a Few Years and It Hasn't
Cost You a Cent. Kent Money Will Do It. It is
Worth While to Seo Us At Once.
ARDMORE LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
Hanking, Heal Kstato, Flro Insurance- nntl Loans.
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ECONOMY
It's economy in buying a .Towel. It's economy in using
a Jewel. The Jewel burns It-.-sga and no liugers. It
has the pilot li"ht. It is made out of cold rolled stool,
not sheet iron, and costs less than the cheaper g rucks.
No charges for time in setting up and connecting.
Kverything else for the house, biggest and prettiest
lino of wall paper in Carter county. Make your homo
bright and cheerful.
W. M.
Phono 101.
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TO HAVE AND TO HOLD 1
A good grocery trade is a pleasure and one we
have enjoyed for the past 13 years in Ard
more. (Dn tlie first of eacli year we desire to
express our sincere gratitude for past patron
age and witli the same fair treatment accorded
in the past we hope to merit a continuance of
your valued orders. Yours for business,
Felker, The Grocer
Phone 17.J.
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We extend New Year Greetings to the people of
Ardmore and Carter county and kindly ask you for a
share of your trade during the year 1908. You will
find our store filled with a full line of the freshest new
groceries and we will always have the most courteous
clerks and drivers. Every order no matter how small
will have our promptest attention and will be delivered
promptly. -
W. M. R I G G S
West Main Street. Phone No. 12..
Loans, Abstracts
PROMPT SERVICE.
ROBERTS
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Telephone 104. . . . . 109 W. Main St.
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