The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], May 17, 1908, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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I'ompress mill let- Plant
The Following Arc Some of the Institutions Which Are Building Ardmore and Surrounding Country.
Distributing Point for 192 Towns. She is the Hub.
W. A. Pride Co. "tadushed o.. pi,,,,,,, . , x. whi,u, Nortn Caddo Cash Horse shoeing Ardmore Foundry V'o'tncJL
JONES' MACHINE & ,, .... A. C. Stitiehley, Treaa. I
u,n 1)0 w REPMR mRKS KEEP-U-NEAT Grocery and Marke (The Very Best) Machine and n. c. potted 8ccy.
GAS u.pnir. iniv, soil nn.i KxchaiiRo. Pressing Club o O McKinzie URB' aiK' Wagon Repait- I Br'ldcie ',e Pennington Grocery I
tilting as cheap as thu cheap- An wrk owairtco.1. Proprietors :,nd Gcl,t;l, Black- - Company
est and as good a-, the host. Proprietor and Manufacturers of Dow HrazicI, Prop. smithing. CO. Wu!!,C???,VV'e
the standard gin saw ' North Caddo and 3rd Ave. riTr wholesale grocers.
,,,",,,u Bf nLER' W nil fur 'iiifl deliver nil Telephone No. 591 AL RICE W. A. HARDING, Capital Stork Paid In $100,000
20.-. 215 south Mill street. e can tor and deliver all 1 3 . Wo us Ilobgon.B cipher Code
IL'0 10 Broadway AHDMOItn, OKU. work. Fresh Barbecu" Hvery Iay 19 Broadway Manager. Ilranch Houso: Pauls Valley, Okla
w, j.u.m...r.. Pres. Han way Owens JHE GILMER W A WTrTkl B8fiies Painted c. SlirpreTsORS: IF
h. V. Anderson, Vice Pres. WAN I hi)' Rpt Vrnih mil C. B. Fraley, Vlco Pres. Il
II K. Poster See and On. Wholesale and K-.tail f f M.ll 1 JLil DeSt VamiSn and w s Praleyi Sec.
' " m Diinlc TTcn1 C. T. Ilarrlnger, Trcas,
'NllW Munufaetnrers and dealers in Ardmore's Only rainiS USed yr p BURNITT
A J I Marble and Grunlto Monu Z?nn ffi 1,000 spring snits to .. . SMITH-FRALEY LUMBER " ' A "Mlll
Ardmore Ice, statua,., Luropuin l,otd BuSit Does it
Light 8l,,,p!:-1:lt::u-,n''a nnw RRA7IFT cAPru
D p UUVV BKAZILL AIT UM Lumber. Saeh, Doors fxnd bu.ldlnB IT IS WELL DONE
rOWer LO. Ardmore, Okla. Rooms 50c, 75c and $1.00 North Washington St. 1), t. ALLfLri Materials of all Kinds.
C A. Sammons Money to Loan on Ardmore Fire , . , , some excellent Agency oPe PHififc'AQAW
Ardmore Dairy 'a Ardmore Whole- "s for00(1 Llfu Illsu IHt ufflUIVAbAW
Lumber Co. Farms and City Insurance , Cream salg GrQCery TELEPHONE CO.
Property Agencys Co. "a
Lumber and Kooftmg Lowest Rates-No Delay Newton and Kiner Managers, Wholesale Ice Cream Volunteer State Life
Material. liooms h and lo Kdduman and Water Ices Jake Bodovitz, Pres. Insurance Co. tOVerS tfte Lmire
DrPW 'g RamV Hmllmg, Pire, Tornado and Chatanooga, Tenn. Fipld
"n""CJ Plate Class Insurancu in llrst Phone 2SS Phone 333 Koom 2 Bunkers Natl. Bank ilcm
Ardmore, Okla. Ardmore, Okla. class Standard Companies. Building, Ardmore, Okla,
Oklahoma's Proures.
That Oklaluuna contlmitw to forRO
to 1 tic front In the Imltnttrlal world Ih
iiKaln manlfcHti'd thin uci'k liy the
followini; llHt of new Industrlim otal
IihIuhI Accordlni; to tho TradoHiuan's
fcl,ly Itt'vlew Oklahoma ii'iortn:
lltiKt 130,000 liiiplfiuont works;
KrlHt mill.
Oklahoma City $25,000 construe
tun .oinimny: $100,000 rrmumry com
lian K'j.OhO llnht and Ico i-oniany;
in.inufiif lurliiK 'omany; $lf!0,000
i'liott'!ai comiaii. ; jiO.dOO coiiutruo
Hon company.
1' "nil $10,000 liiirdw.iro nimpany-
ll tfllihlll- . .-.la-Ill
I' I' till" Tili-.iluiIH' ' ! 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 -rl.
. ,. M,!1II' 11 mi HI' i.im;,ltiv
FINE CATTLE SALE
1 l-ae la s.i)i tin hrul ,.t
yearhnu; ImiU tl.e U. down
EBSS?
and fifty dollars and let buyer select what he wants.
J. C. WASHINGTON
MARIETTA, OKLA.
'l'ulHa--$l!r.000 inauufarturlnK plant;
$50,000 oil company.
Indept'iidiMici Tflcphoiua company.
UNCLE JOE'S SLY GAME.
How Kly dcvllUh uly In Spoakor
Cannon, lie fttln the puhlle ,iulno
and llit'ii uudortakin to have an In
tilKatlon of tliH kiht irunt. Unclo
Joo opteti to kill two lilrdH with ono
toni, and aUo outwit the rcpuhlU'au
ni'WKpapt'r puhllHherH, who are khoiit
Iuk for tariff re-form. The llrst bird
that Uncle Joj expects will llutter Is
Atiorne.i (ifiieral Konaparte, and If n
t.a Hhol hits tho president, so much
tin- lii-tti-r llv Infi'ietu'e tlirse ri'PUh
1 .111 Imi-Iiimi an- wliidH to blame
1. r ,il .w n.- 11 ,.u r tru--f to .AM.
pure S1.U1 h Short I lorn
hLaktv kind, the hrectl
for beef and the lured
lor milk. They run in
ages from eleven to
twelve months and will
wcij;h liom eiht to
nine hundred and fifty
pounds. Will take one
hundred dollars p e r
head for the lot. Or
wi" take one hundred
j
Main street
for Khotild not all bad trusts have
lu-en prosecuted under tho Sherman
anti trust law7 That lays tho blame,
on the adiiilultsratlon. and proves to
Unclo Joo's satisfaction that thi
IMiiRley tarllT Is not itisoiislblii for
tho paper trust. For did not Un. le
Joo'it tarllT factotum, tho chairman of
the committee on ways ami means,
show conclusively tho other day that
tho tarllT on pulp and paper was tint
low to account for tho Increased
prices of tho paper trust.
It Is pretty dllllcult to beat Unclo
Joe 111 hiuiotltiK jHilltical birds, or In
playliiK the Riime of politics. He call,
unlike other members of coiiKross, 11I
w.i.xs net 10 ogultlon. What other
mi'inbcrs must lifK for Uncle Joo can
.ila.. i,ih "Spe.tkir Cannon,"
vi -. the .New York World, "Is the
iiw-t fni innately situated member of
"i.k'' b llav'liiK previously express
i ll I i views, he Introduce, his own
1 . 1 Urn to InxertlKato tho paper
1. 1-1 It is referred to the committee
-i. miIck, or which Im Is chairman. It
- 11.1.--11I at his ul. He tiamos the
louimlttco of tuvestlKiitlon. They
liuir been fully advised as to his po
mi um on tho puHr t'ust and tarllT
iliiestiou. If the committee should 10
iioii in faor of repeallllK the duties
mi wiHitl ,uli aud print a'i, next
itcKsiou Speaker Cannon will still con
trol the commltttv 011 rules, which du
termliies the order of business. Any
tariff bill will be referred to the com
mittee 011 ways and moans, which Is
siilixi rlelit to his will.''
.Mimuwhlle the special committee of
the American Now simper Publishers'
association are Huttcrlng around the
w.is aud means committee, and
threatening all kinds of things If wood
pulp aud print imper are not put on
the free list. Then, now and then
l' nclc- Joo shoots off bis pop-gun In
their direction Just to keep thorn on
ti.c wing until lie can ctniuniently ad
join 11 couKrtuos, and thus (lostpono
ecu such a small matter of tariff ro
foim as tho publishers ask until "aft
er election." Then "after election,"
if Uncle Joo Is still lu the saddle, U
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
a long way off, for there Is always
another election coming, aud If tho
voters hau' endorsed tho republican
party, they hae also appioved Its
IKillcy of protecting tho trusts, so why
not enaut a maximum tariff, to pro
tect them higher. It's a great politi
cal game played by Undo Joo and
thu republican loaders.
Dad Attack of Dysentery Cured.
"An honored citizen of this town
was Buffering from i suvero attack of
dysentery. Ho told a friend If he could
obtain a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, '
Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemcdy, ho 1
felt confident of being cured, ho hav
ing used this remedy In thu west. Ho
was told that 1 kc.it It lu stock and '
lost no time In obtaining It, and was
promptly cured." says AI. J. Loach,
druggist, of Wolcott. Vt. For salo by
1'. J. Hanibey and Hortmnu Drug Co.
ditw
NO MORE QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK EXCHANGE FORBIDS
SENDING OUT QUOTATIONS
OVER PRIVATE WIRES.
Now York, Ma 10. Manage: s of
Cotton lixehaHMe tt night rendered
a final decision on tho iiuestlou of
vending (iiiotatloiik madu on the local
, exchange to cotton exchanges In six
southern statoo w here tho anti-option
laws are lu effect The managers de
cided not to ,)onnlt Haywood & Clark,
members of the exchange, to send
quotations to points lu Texas, Arkan
sas, Alabama, Georgia, North and
South Carolina,
j John P. Clark, a member of the llrm
which operates a comprehensive sy-
tein of wires throughout tho South,
I asked for a rehearing on a recent rul
ing of the exchange, which forbade
his llrm to use the exchange's quota
tions, and this was given last night.
Ho brought with him loams from tho
j Western Union stating that the latter
did not consider the service given by
his wires to exchanges In tho so'ith a
Commercial Club untl ItaiikcrH .N'ntl. liatik
breach of tho Western Union's agree
ment with the Cotton Kxchange. Tho
Postal Telegraph company, however,
did object and the exchange decided
against him. .Mr. Clark pointed out
that at present there was very little
business being done, but that his linn
desired to maintain tho service It is
now supplying minor exchanges lu tho
southern states.
Alter tho hearing, when tho result
of tho board of manager's decision
was announced, Mr. Clark immediate
ly sent word to discontinue service 011
H.oou miles of wire tomorrow. Tho
tUr of states mentioned as the nntl
option status will alter tomorrow bu
nit off I rum New York quotations ex
cept those pa.d tor at regular rates
from the two telegraph companies.
un the Cotton lOxchango It was
-a il that the action of the hoard of
manager was .1 direct rebuff to tho
southern states, which piohlblted by
law speculation lu futures. The Cot
ton KxehaiiKe will now prevent quota
tions from entering the six nntl-optlon
state ex.ept through the usual com
mercial ohannols. Tho Haywood Ci
Clark llrm maintains a system of
wires, tho rental of which amounts
to $2BC,000 a year.
Throw away thoso old I.nco Oir
tains you have. It's cheaper lo buy
a new pair at It A Jones' than to
have those old ones washed. 17tf
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THIS MORNING'S PAPER. IT
LOOKS LIKE PROSPERITY TO
SEE THE LOCAL PAPER SO WELL
PATRONIZED, IN FACT THE PAN
IC IS NO MORE AS FAR AS THIS
SECTION OF OKLAHOMA IS CON
CERNED. BOOST, BOOST, BOOST.
Human Filters. j
Tho function of tho kidneys Is to
strain out tho Jmpurltlos of tho blood
which Is constantly passing through
thorn. Poley's Kldnoy Uomedv makes
tho kidneys healthy so they will strain
out all waato matter from tho blood.
Take Poloy'g Kidney Homedy at once
and It will mako you woll. For palo
by all druggists. d&w 1
lllKli
To Span Rio Grande.
Washington. May Hi. Tho houso
has passed a bill authorizing tho St.
Iuls, Hrownsvlllo. and Mexico rail
way to build a brldgo across tho Illo
(ir.rnde at liTowiisvillo. An effort will
bo inado to get tho bill through tho
sonnto before final adjournment.
Tho houso also ymis&cu' tho bill au
thorizing tho contractors engaged In
govonimotit work at ArausaB l'ass to
build a brldgo across tho channel lu
that locality.
A Happy Fatnv
Is soon turned to a sad ono If "no haa
to walk tho lloor ovcry tilglit with a
crying baby. McGco's IJaby Kllxlr will
make tho child well soothi Its
norvea, Induce healthy, normal slum
ber. Best for dlsordorod bowels and
sour stomach all teething bublea
ncod It. Pleasant to take, sun, and
safe, contains no harmful drug? Price
2T and fiO cents per bottlo. Sold by
P. J. Hatusey. wldy
Unusually good values offered In
I new Spring Matting at It. A. Jones'.
17tf
REMEMBER!
Ill AT your ideas in
selling are the same. You want value for
your money in quality and price.
We want you to have it and to be satisfied
that you have it. We intend to be more particular
about our part than you are about yours, if we can.
YOURS FOR PROMPT SERVICE
FELKER
THE GROCER
Ardmore Sunday, May 17, 1908.
School nml Flour Mill
Ardmore is the
Train Injures Deaf Mute.
Shawnee, Okla., May IC After hav
ing been knocked down and run over
by uu ontlro Katy train nt Shawneo
today. (Jeorgo Harry, a deaf mute, Is
still alive and has good chances to
recover. Harry stepjiod oil the rail
road track and started to walk north,
not seeing a train approaching from
tho south about fifty yards distant,
and not hearing tho whistle, madu no
effort to get off tho track. Heforo tho
train could be stopped It had passed
over him. Ono of his legs was brok
en and his head badly bruised, but his
kiill waa not fractured. He was
consolouu when picked up and car
ried on sign conversation.
A Living Skeleton
... . i. n.t .il.t . . M . . V. .
I IM lilt llU.ll UMUUIIlUIl ui Mil UllllU lUU
' has 'worms If It lives. Think of hiv
ing something In your stomach that
eats all jou tnko as nourishment. Nino
tenths of tho babies haro worms, may
bo yours has. Ho certain that It has
not by giving It Whlto's Cream v'orral
fugo It oxpela all worms and Is n
tonic for tho baby. I'rlco ?5 cctiN.
Sold by P. J. Uarasey. wkly
Grocery buying, and ours in