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Ardmore. Sunday January 19, 1908
THE DAILY AKOMOREITE,
rAuc F
Take something home withyou from the jewelry
store something "SUE" has hoped to be able
to gct-and you will find yourself the husband of
the happiest woman in town. .'
You never get the "doubtful" kind of jewelry here.
V. C. DEAN
Watches
Jewelry
Diamonds
BUCK GARRETT INDICTED
LOCAL COTTON RECEIPTS
OVER 18.C00 BALES MARKETED
HERE THIS SEASON PRICES
ARE BETTER HERE.
ARD.MORE'S CHIEF MUST ANS
WER FOR KILLING OF
J. W. PETERS.
Royal Entertainers
We have them in the Edison
Phonographs. All prices from
$12.50 up. We carry every
Edison Kecord catalogued.
We jell Edison and Victor
machines on easy payments.
E. B. LUKE
Piano Man.
The A'dinere cotton market lias
passed the 1S.O0O warn, with pros
poets of the receipts on tlio local
timrki't reaching 25,000 before the
season ends, should ditton continue
to rome In during the next month
ns It lias been coming In for the
paBt week.
The managers of the local cotton
yards report that they have heen
kept as busy as hoes keeping up with
tlio purchases of J ho huycrs for tlio
past two weeks anil that should tlio
rush continue, which It will do In nil
prolmblllty, this reason's receipts
will ho ahead of last scasou'B re
ceipts by sevenl hundred hales. All
of the cotton that has been grown
In this Immedlato section Is being
marketed In Ardtnoro and n consid
erable number of bales of cotton
that wns grown In U.n surrounding
counties nro being marketed here,
on account of the fact that lo.vil
1 buyers have been paying a higher
. luu oM.j.tu iiviv mail null.
Is being paid nt any other town or
market In the stnto or In tlio south
west. Cno firm T.an had to leave Ard
more this season beeauso It could
j not keep pace with tho local re
' pre;enintlves of cotton firms and
the local firms In paying tho top
j price for cotton.. Tho farmers who
j told their crop on tho local market
I are well pleased and have ocen
! walking advertisements for the lo
j cal cotton market.
i Tin, i-.,p.litta 1111 tn vi.atnril.iv wnm
Hu.sba.nd I is2 1:1 imlt's ana wor" (iv,,Mi auut
as follows on. the local yarjls:
j Wcsthelmer & Dnube, 7.C03.
I Compress yards, G.C40.
Tanners' Union yard, approximate
ly 4,000, making n grand total of
18.213 bales of oUtou marketed In
Ardmore.
Ardmoreltc Sprclal.
Oklahoma C'llj, Jan. IS. Iluck Car
et, eiikf of Kilce of Ardmore, was
Indicted here yesterday by the grand
Jury for killing .1. V.'. IVters In an
liiimolnl rei.ott during tho Cattle
men's Convention lu March, 1000.
Sheriff Garrison immediately tele
phoned (iarrett that he had been in
dicted mid told t.l 1:1 to como hero at
once. (Iarrett nrrlvod here last night
and was arraigned this morning.
Ho pleaded WOT OIUITY," and
Ills bond was set at (5,000.
Ho Immediately telephoned friends
In .inlntcire and tl.ey are now enrouto
to Oklahoma Ctly and will appear
Monday mouiliig to give bond.
One Night Only
MONDAY, JAN. 20TH
Tlio Musical Foolishness
Ma's New
A Comedy With Music
15 SONG HITS 15
A Laugh a Mitiutu.
Pries: 7.rc, r0c, 25o: box
seats SI. 00 Sonts on sale
Saturday morning.
COMING I
Paul Gilmore in "The
Wheel of Love."
Tuesday Jan. 28th
You laundry your shirt once or
twico a week, don't you. Now, how
often do you have your bat cleaned?
19-2 JOHNSON, the Hatter.
Nq Naval Enllsiticntr..
The navnl recruiting iiarty that
vtsltrd the city during tin past week
did not meet with any gro.it success
In securing applicants for enlist
.iienls, and of tho ionr young men
who applied, none were successful
lu passing tho required physlial ex
oinlnatloti.
Tlio party left this morning to ic
turn to Oklahoma City, where a per
manent recruiting offlco hns been
established.
Subscrlbn for tho Ardmoreltc.
TROUBLE AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
Aden Davis, a former resident of
this city, who wns recently npioltf
led n deputy sheriff of Oklahoma City
by Sheriff Garrison, last week fig
ured lu n bloody fight lu a resort
there, which wns formerly "Two
John's" saloon, nnd In which place
a drinking establishment In still be
ing run.
DavU' identity was dlsuvered by
(lily Ilrasln-r, the bartender ,wbo
Is said to have made mi attack upon
Davis wllh a knife, cutting suveral
severe gashes. Davis to protect him
self, shot llrashearo in thu right
cheek. Davis claims that fie was not
only attacked by Ilrashear but by
several hangers on of the place, one
of whom grabucd him from behind
while Hrnsho.irB Inflicted dangerous
wound with n knife.
Mrs, Harry Stlofle Is In the city
from Gainesville lulling relatives.
A. C. Cruco returned from a trip
north yesterday.
S. T. llledsoe left for the uth on
business trip.
Warren Martin has returned from
business trip north rf here.
Jerry Dolllns has gone to Galnes-
lllc on a short recreation trip.
I'. J. Merrick, traveling rcprescn-
Uthe of the Guthrie U-ader, was a
iiistuess visitor In Ardmoro Satur-
:iy.
V. A. Iluchanan of Durwood wns a
business lsltor here yesterday.
Kd Huberts, of thu firm of Huberts
Poland, Insurance agents, left Sat
urday for points north of here on
business.
Charley Drown Is In Pauls Valley
on business. ,
Attorneys It. U. l.ee and A. C. Cruce
have returned from a business trip to
Marietta. ,
M. K. Plume, with the Pauls Valley
nterprlse, wns In the city jester-
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. A. Ault of Wahoo,
Neb., nro IfT the city to spend a
bllo with tho family of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sklpworth.
Dr. J. P. r.inn has returned from
business trip to llerwyn. ,
Harold Wallace of the Ardmore Na
tional ll.ink, Is In Kurt Worth on
business.
Walter McCharen has returned
from a holiday trip to Toecoola,
Miss.
I. E. Hamilton and son Itamond
avo returned from u visit and busi
ness trip to Ilusnelkllle, Ark.
Fire on Mill Sticet.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon in response to an
alarm of fire at the boarding house
of Mrs. Joanna Roberts, 27 Mill street,
southeast. A couple of roomers had
forgotten to turn down the wick lu
an oil burning stove and tho loom
becaiiio full of smoke. Mrs. Iljberts,
fearful that the room was on fire
rang In the alarm. Tho damage done
was by smoke and was fully covered
by Insurance.
Every Cuitomer
Of the Sherman Steam Ijiundry Is a
leased customer. Leave your bun-
lies with Johnson, the hatter, 3 doors
est of court house. 10
Tho Dally Index, published at Mill
cral Wells, Tex., Informs us that our
former townsman, Marcus M. Ilrlght
cashier of the First National Hank
of that city, has been promoted to
the directory of tho bank, Mr,
llrln'it lias many friends In Ardmoro
who will be pleased to see him ns
cend thu ladder.
NOTICE.
I want to trndo or pay cash for
second hand office desks and chairs
Phone 173 A. C. YOUNG
Successor to Ardmoro Furniture Co
10-tf.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take I-axatlvo llromo Quinine Tab
tels. Druggists refund money If It
fails to euro. I'. W. Grove's slgna
I turo Is on each box. 25c.
sW. sM, fc afrfe afcfc jmj, j.v, vv
5W 5$ 5ptf W H
Ihe Tm Get a
Gas sl0Ve
Wi" Actually if and Save
Lessen Your w we-haif Your
p Gas Bill.
&6
fjgi Cas Bill.
THIS 18 THE "BLUT" DURNER
The "Garland Gnu Stove aro tho only Gus Stoves m ule tliat are litted with the Great
"Hint" Hnrners. They h i o excluslvo rights to um tht "Ulut" iiurnor in the United
StutPH. This burner was invented bv Von Hlut. u German inventor who lias done more,
for Natural Gin Appl'ancus than any otfier liv ng man. It will bo to your interest to
buy a Gas htovo that is usin th.s burner. Cull and lei us explain the in.
Stevens, Kennedy S Spragins Co.
Ardmore,
Oklahoma.
'4
personals ARDMORE 1895
AKUmURL NUW
A DIFFERENT TOWN IN EVERY
WAY.APPEARANCE, ETC.
THEATRICAL MAN'S RETURN
To Become a Cltlien How He
Viewed Ardmore Then and
What the Town Looks Like
at the Present.
K. I,. Cioodninn. manager of local
Western Telegraph office, received
telegram this morning announcing
the sad fact that bis sister. Miss Mill
le Goodman, died at tho homo of
er p'irents In Mill Creek, 111. It was
Impossible for Mr. Ooodman to leavo
hero to attend :ho funeral.
MISMATED PEOPLE
SUITS FILED BY WOMEN IN DIS
TRICT COURT FOR
DIVORCE.
Abandoned with two hclplesj chll
dreu and without food lu the housu Is
too plea bet u by Mrs. N. L. Sa
ders In her petition tor dUorco filed
igalnst lief luuband, J. A. Sanders,
n thU city. The petition further al
uges that the defeudJiil Is a man
of wealth and is able to pay alimony
eiich mouth lu the sum of u(J per
mouth.
Attorney Sam Duller yesterday af
ternoon filed suit for divorce lu tho
llstrlct court styled X. L. Sanders vs
. A. Sanders of tills city. The
etltlon or complaint alleges that tho
couple were married Sept. 3, 1V03, and
lldd together until December 1, 11)07,
when tho defendant abandoned plain
tiff mid took with him from tho Iiousl
ill of tho groceries that were In tho
house and left her a.ul two children
In a t.elplejs . mdltlou. That the
plaintiff has from time tu time acted
lu this manner in leaving the plain
tiff and going off and returning when-
over ho got ready nnd thereby niak-
ng llfo with htm unbearable. That
on Decomber 1 of last jear thu de
fendant left thu house with all of
tho groceries and thereby rendered
tho plaintiff and f.o children In a
helpless condition.
Tho petition further nlleges that thu
plaintiff Is tho owner of considerable
property on Main street In tho city
of Ardmoro and Is amply able to pay
alimony In the t.um of .'0 per month
for the support of plaintiff and chil
dren, and for tho costs and attor
ney's fees 'n this suit. Wl'orcby plain
tiff prays to tlio court that divorce ho
granted and that the defendant bu
made to pay tho sum of $50 per
month as alimony and tho coaU of
this action.
Mrs. Maggie McDonnoush through
Iter attorney, II. II. Drown, has filed
suit against her husband, 1.. F, Mc-
Dinnough, for a divorce, alleging that
tho defendant has been ai'tliif in a
most cruel manner toward the plain
'Iff and that on ono occasion did as
fault nnd strike plaintiff with a bridle
This couplo wero married neaY tho
town of Keller about six years
ago, and lived together until two
years ago, when tho defendant aban
doned and deserted plaintiff, where-
'ore plaintiff seek3 to have tho bonds
of matrlmniy dissolved,
"Ardmore puts on a different n-
pearauco lu more ways than one
from the first week of March,, lSHG,
the ocruslon of my first visit to
the city," remarked J. 11. Knudseii
of the Ardmoro Supply Co.. y.Mter-
day morning, "I was hero the first
week of .March, lS'J.", with a. show,
and I can tell you I was glad to
get out of town nllve. At that tlmo
1 wns trouplng through the Miuth
western country with u show, play
ing the trombone In a bnnd seeking
a location, and when I struck Ard
more I thought It the toughest town
lu the country, and during those
days I expect It was about ns tough
:i town as you could find.
"Tlio company 1 was with was
known ns "Our Dorothy Co.." nnd
the players lu tho company wero
about ns tough n lot, with the excep
tion of the baud whlcth wns compos
ed of fairly good musicians. The
plr.jers were playliu; for pr'iaps sal
aries, perhaps the nctor and band
man would g -t his salary and per
haps ho wouldn't, with odds lu fa-
or of him not getting It. Tim man
ager was planting all of thu money
that wns taken In, and the working
people were getting board and no
money.
"I will never fotget our first ap
pearance In tho city when wo put
on the big parade. I was on the lead
with the band, playing a trombone,
and tho main street of tho city was
lined up on both sides with wagons
of fanners, and the town was full
of cowpuucliers nnd Indians. Wo
commenced to play and mules wero
darting this way and then that way
and for a time pardon.er.lum reigned
supreme, hut a number of cowpuucli
ers had come lo town that day for
tho puriioso of witnessing the pa
rado and seeing the show, and told
us that wo would have to continue,
wMch wo did, although wo wero
scared almost to death. Wo finished
the parndo and drew a good house
that night. After thu show several of
the young men about town wnnted
to show us the sights and wo loaded
up on white lino and tanglo foot
booze and went down through tho
acre to see what was going on In
tho lurg. We wero '.ink that night
In getting started out to seo tho
sights, .lust a few moments lieforo
wo got started tho deputy marshals
were coming up tho street with n
number of young men of tho city
whom they had pulled In a raid in
tlio tenderloin district. Wo saw tho
sights and had a glorious tlmo drink
ing tarantula Julco and tobacco Julco
wet goods, Wo wound up with big
iii:i and omp'v , ,ckoi book
can't see why wo wero not punctur
ed full of holes on that visit.
"Since coming hero to live I havo
been ifideavorlng to locate some
of tho old land marks of my former
visit, but up to tho present tlmu 1
brve not bee,t abb) to d.i fo.
"Ono Incident that occurred dur-
ln the time, which I will remember,
was tho action of a blx six-feet
enwpuncher, who canio up to mo
after wo stopped tho parado and
wanted to know what was tho mat
ter that wo did not cpntlnuo. I Uh
him that wo did not caro to make
tho torses and milieu runaway. He
replied: Vo came hero to hear tho
hand und seo tho parade, and we in
tend to seo the parado.' Those re
marks were enough for us and wo
continued the parado. i:eryono in
those days wore a slxshootor strap
ped around hint, that mndo tho eas
tern man feel a bit creepy when ono
of tboso fellows walked up to him.
"1 was talkhi.; to Manager llohUnn
of tho opera houso about that visit,
and ho recalled It to me, especially
about tho arrest of that largo crowd
of young men who wero up until
early Sunday morning fixing up
their bonds."
im Shoe tm
Box Calf Bluchnr
Goodyear welt with solid leather,
smooth insoles which insures com
fort tiiul service. Cheap shoes are
hijjh atrany price. Good shoes are
cheap at this price.
LYNN, The Shoe Man
DoWltt's C.irbolized Witch Hazel
Salve Is especially recommended for
dies. Sold by W. n. Framo. d&w
..BURN OAS.
Have us do your fjas work and furnish your gas
stoves. We can fill your orders at once. There is
no strike at our shop, we work only union men which
insures good work add safe work.
Pmr.ticnl Tinners and Plumhcrs. South Washino-tnn Rr
COLD STORAGE MARKET
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE DE
PARTMENTS FAST BECOM
INO LARGEST IN STATE.
Ono of Co most successful nnd
progressive business enterprises in
Vrdmore Is thu Cold Storage market
This market, under tho management
of Jesho James Is forging to thu
front ns one of tho largest buslna
of tlio kind In thu state.
It supplies fresh meat not only for
Its own retail department but Mip
piled nearly all tho other markets
of tho city and a vast number ol
others In different towns of tho now
state.
Tho cold storago building hns re
cently undergone a great change
for the belter. Tho floor lu the refill
and wholesale dopartmenU has been
inado of solid con treto and aro as
sanitary as they can bo mndo. Tho
flooring In tho cold storage rooms la
made of tho fame material, which
adds greatly to tho method of prop
erly caring for fresh meaL
Thu retail department of the cold
storago Is growing more popular, ns
this deiiartment Is looked after close
ly In uvery iletull and every order
no matter how small, Is given ino
most prompt and careful attention.
Card of Thanks.
Wo desire to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to our frlend3
nnd acquaintances for tho kind deeds
done ami tho -symrpnthetlc words
spoken to us during tho recent ill
ness and death of our companion
and father, J. A. McCullough. "Wo
feel that our bereavement would bo
toi great for our poor hearts to
hear, wero It not for tho tender arms
of Jobus embracing us and suili un
tiring deeds of love.
MHS. J. A. McCUI.LOUOH,
CAH1. McCUI.hOUOU,
SAM McCUI.I.OUdll,
MUS. P. W. TAYI.OH,
MUS. J. W. POST.
IN THE SICK ROOM.
Postmaster Stephen Douglas Is re
ported to bo quite 111 at his home
How to Avoid Appendicitis.
Most victims of npiK'iidlc.tls art
thoso who nro habitually constipated
Foley's Orlno laxative cures chronic
constipation by stimulating the liver
und bowels and restores tho natural
action of tho bowels. Poloy'B Orlno
Uixntlvo does not nauseate or gr'pe
nnd li mild nnd pleawnt to take
llefuso substitutes. S,old by all drug
irlsts
Mrs. Don I-tcy Is reported to bo
initio 111 at her homo In southwest
Ardmoro.
Little Ilcrnlco Sullivan, tho daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sullivan
Is reported to be betet'r.
s
Avon Club
A New Coffee
Coasted by new meth
ods. Su enor to any
other cohTcc put up in
sealed tins. lias a fine
rich llavor that people
who know how to judge
coffee appreciates.
1 pound 40c
2 ppunds 75c
Sold by
MARTIN,
The Grocer
229 West Main Street
Phone 391
ARDMORE HACK LINE
D. E. FLY NT, Prop.
Ifnck leaves for Hcaldton at
0:30 a. tn.
a. m.
Direct connections with all
Inland towns west jf Ard
more.
I-eavo nil packages at the
City Drug Store.
W. A. PRID
Is now preporeit
to do all kinds of
I PLUMBING AND
GAS FITTING
T Seo our stock of plumbing ttx-
tures and get our prices.
t Call phono 388 and wo will call
-;- ami make your estimate
Tom Dyer, tho Injured drayman,
Is doing nicely nt the sanitarium.
Local Cotton Market.
Cotton ranged In prlco from 9:50
to 11 cents yesterday nnd receipts
wero fairly liberal for the last day
of tho week.
Grades ranged from ordinary to
good middling.
The Theatorium
212 WEST MAIN
I? where you seo the latest and
highest class moving picture
1 . 1 . I In.
mm iiiKuiuru Dviiho, .tut. ,
mtutti'., lunula uuvi v,j uuuw
tiful entertainment for ladles
and children.
DR. B. F. BARKER
Chiropractor
nttlo.x In fh-ii-ii-Mnxwell Klats. !
Offlco hours 10 to U a. m., 2 to 5
p. 111., exiupt Sundays.
Telephone 312.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINA
TION FREE. '
West Main street Ardmoro. Okla.
Ad-M'V-in, adults ..
Children
,.. 10o
... .6c
Illustrated songs toy Miss Hun
ter.
Open 6:30 to 10-30 p. m.
Matlneo ovory afternoon, 5: SO.