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Ardmore, Monday, June 22, 1908.
PAGE TWO
THE DAILY ARDMORMTE.
There Is A
Our Millinory is always so reasonably priced oven at
the hoyinninf,' of the mwihoii that a 1-H olT lioru muans more
than a 1-2 off at other places.
Kemombor our swooping discount sale on mid- Sutninor
Millinery and our special discount to the teachers.
PARISIAN
Millinery Parlors
MRS. W. T. HULL, Manager.
I3ALCONY AKDMOKK DKY GOODS COMPANY
The Densmore Hotel
DTU AND LOCUST STREETS
V-T, r'n' - r r
rrlll.Il'"
JX1X UJ.
tea:
Try us next time in the
Avenue cars at Union Depot,
and walk one block south.
Ardmore Fire Insurance Agency
Newton & Riner, Managers
Rooms S and 10 Eddleman Building, Ardmore, Okla,
Fire, Lightning and Tornado Insurance on farm and
village property.
We i!so write hail ii.surance in first class standard union
compinu s. Insure your cotton and grain crops against
hati dau..igo. Cost is small and losses paid promptly.
..BURN OAS..
Have us do your gas work and furnish your gas
stoves. We can fill ) our orders at once. There is
no strike at our shop, we work only union men which
insures good work otid safe work.
WEI
Practical Tinners ind Plumbers. South Washington St.
L. P. ANDERSON, President
C. I ANDEILSON. Cashier .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital Paid In I 60,000.00
Surplus Funds 105,000.00
Total 1225,000.00
Tho oldest baulc in
Individuals solicited
with good bunking.
BANKERS NATIONAL
...BANK...
PAID UP CAPITAL 1150,000.00
AFE METHOD8. CAREFUL MANAGEMENT.
Wa solicit accounts whether large or small, which will bars
our careful attention,
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
Difference
FKKKS the best ac
commodations a n d
service of an Hotel in
Kansas City at moderate
rates, We especially solicit
the patronage of the great
southwest.
Our rates arc
Anirtlrnn I'lnll S- lo .VI I'rt l
lllirnnr.ll I'lnll SI I" S2 I'rr ln
Sl'w lul Ititlt'K by week or imiiitli
city. Take Independence
get off at Stli and Locust
s
$ BROS.
B. F. FRENSLEY, Vice President
. F.l) S 1)1.1 N, Assistant Cushlur
Indian Territory. Accounts of firms and
upon the most liberal term conslstont
HE'S IN THE
POPE'S FAMILY
AN UNUSUAL HONOR CONFERRED
UPON FATHER KUHLS.
Ths Venerable Priest of Kansas City,
Kan., Is Made a Domestic Prelate
In the Papal Household A High
Place n the Church.
K ii ii mi k City, Mo., June 21 t xm
the Hoy. An tun KuIiIm, for halt a
century rector of SI. Alary s Human
Catholic church In Kansas CHy. K.in ,
ha-i been conferred the li-.nor of
uplioliimeiil lo the olllclnl family of
the pope.
The Itev. 1'atliprKtihls Ull lit .ir
the title of domestic prelate, and
wear the imriilu rohes of a hi hop
with the while linen lace ovtrdrtMt
called the rochet. If he IMt-, It ime
he may enter the pope audit llio
room aiKiiiiinuticeil.
The title win conferred upon Fath
er Kilhls lit the request of lllshop
Mills of the l.eiivenworlh dloce.-e.
wlio, when he vlilted Home last
year, spoke of the work the pno-i
had done for the church In Kalinin
City to have thin title, and the only
one In the Leavenworth dlocoKe. The
papal hull conferring the honor on
lilhcr Kuhl Ik dated May 21!. and
wax rend lo him hist iiIkIiI.
"Tho honor Is too great," he said.
"1 have only done my duty. 1
The He. Father Kuhls may don
the purple robes next Sunday If he
so desires.
The Hev. Father Kuhls Id 70 years
old. He In a Herman by birth. Ho wan
ordained a priest In 1M".:I. lie wan
then 'S.l years old. A year later ho
i ciiiue to old wyannoite ami louuiieti
! St. Mary's church from which tho
I other parishes In Kansas City. Kan.,
'have grown. IIIh congregation now
I worship In a large stone church at
i Fifth street and Ann avenue. Ono
jof his greatest works was the build
ing of St. Margaret's hospital, estab-
llshed in US".
Central State Normal School.
l-Miiioiul. Okla.. Juno Ti. Tho boo
ond term of the teachers' review
coui.-e of live weeks begins Monday,
Ju'.s t'.th
IVmiIi.tm desiring to tnke rot lew
wi.ik m tin- eonunoii branches may on
ti r ,ii that time or prior as classes
will In- organized In all common
school branches.
Tuition free. Hoard and room at
wr reasonable rates.
Attendance at tho llrst live weeks
ti i m cluhlng July :! will approximate
100 A larger enrollment Is ex.iected
during the t-econd term.
For further particulars address,
I'KOF. J McLACClll.IN.
IMmoml. Okla,
DATE CHANGED
The auction salo ot tho Mlddloburg
TowiiBlte lots has been postponed
from Juno 10 to about July 1 (deflnlto
dato will bo announced later). This
change In tho dato of tho salo was
made necessary by tho crippled
condition ot the train service on.
the various railroads. 7tlJ
MOB OF BLACKS HANG NEGRO.
Enraned Negresses Drag Offsnsivc
Member of Race .j Pale.
Hamburg, Ark. June 21. A mob o
enr.iKeil negro women dragged I.i'i.ost
w iin.im. a negro, to a telegraph polo
, on the outskirts of l'arkdale, a town
I in this count, and ln"'ul nlm one
night -ei-en i- aotordlng .o a report
lereh.-d he.c today. Negro women
of that town are reported to luwe or
g.inUctl a leaKiie to enforce u-'ier
i mo, ,ii eondiict by their race and to
irotivt themselves from negro rem.
It is aliened that Williams' conduct
was offensive to some of them and
Hi. u the captured htm one titglr. and
i.Hik his life. It has caused a seusa
i ion. not only among the negroes, hi.
Huong white residents of tho vlclu-
it v Hie l netting oc.Mrrod between
and y o'clock at night and the body
was not discovered by the authori
ties until the next day. A coroner's
Jury returned a verdict that the Mask
had met his death by being strangled
nlib a grass rope at tho hands of per
sons unknown.
I The town marshal disclaimed all
' know ledge as to who constituted tho
I mob, or as to its cause. Ho said no
Investigation had been conducted nnd
declined to give an opinion ns to
whether tho mob was composed of
whites or bliu l,s. Williams, It is said,
had used objectlonablo language In
the presence of sotno of the wo.iien
In til's repotted league, Ho was a
resident of l'i ale,
Doifi
If vou arc sick, don't
to mako yourself well.
the words of thousands
womanly ills, when wo say:
TAKE QJ
It Will Help You
For 50 years, this wonderful female remedy, lins
been benefiting sick women.
of Cambridge City, Ind.,
with femalo trouble, and
MMwi uoinlnH in rmnrnfn
I made me feel like n new
this wonderful medicine,
AT ALL DRUG STORES
REPORTS OF
COMMITTEES
FROM CITY COUNCIL AND
COM-
MERCIAL. CLUB..
RELATIVE TO CITY LAKE
Recommendations by City
Enrjlneer
Favor
Walter C. Dean Reports
Voting Bonds for Reconstruction
of City Lake Dam.
Ardmoro, Okla., May 12, 100S.
To tho Honorable Mayor and City
Council, City of Ardmore, Oklahoma,
Gentlemen:
After making survey and calculat
ing tho quantities of material and la
bor to raise tbo present dam at the
city lake, six (C) feet in height, mak
ing roadway on top twenty (20) feet
In width find making slopo on the out
side of same two (2) feet horizontal
to ono (1) foot vertical of clay for
tbo construe ion of masonry wall at
tho top of outsldo slope, to stripping
barrow pits und base of new dam of
all soil, sod uud vegetable matter, to
constructing concrete coro wall across
old spill-way, to tho present spill-way
to building retaining walls ot ma
sonry in new spillway, to tho paving
of tho water slopo with rock and ce
ment titter, to sodding tho outside
slopo of tho new embankment with
llermuda grass, to lllllng Tipc under
tho embankment wltti concrete, to
raising tho pump bouse Moor and
cementing outsldo oT said houso be
low water level, and to cleaning out
tho timber and bush on water shed
below tho now water level, and to
placing of clay roro wall In tho pres
ent dam Blx Jeet wldo, fifteen feet
' Women Wlio Wear Well.
It l HHtoiiMilug how great a chunsr
few )er of married life often make u
the appeatunce it ml disposition of ma:,;
womin. T!.o f.rshtios tho charm. 'li
brilliance .ims!i HUe tho Moom fro:., i
pem-h whie!. U rudely handled. "I ' .
matron is only n dim shutlow, a faint oe'ii
of the chtirin.iig maiden. Thero uro tw i
reasons for ihl ehungo. Ipmirnnrn mii!
noRlett. l-'ew young women apprecli-.ti
the shook to the system through tl.i
change which conies with marriage h..,i
inotberliiHHl, Many neglect to deal will:
the unplc.ivtiit pelvic drains and week
nexes winch too often come with tn.ir
llai;e ami iiiutherboed, not iimlerM.-iti.ina
that this mi r. t drain Is robbing thochi h
of Its frivhuu and tho form of It.
fulrn".
As surely in tho gi neral health suffer,
wlien tl'"rediiementof tho health
of thedclicite HoniurrtKorgans, so furoly
whcT:lu;e organs aruViabiishcd It
healVh the"hicc aiuVXJTiUiHic() wlttu-M
tothrIictln'rJcd coineTni Jferlj
a in tlln ii w-o-Mcn hive found health irj
liaupr , I-
u of Mr. 1'i'Tci''' i .f
HTI'o 1
It in ikes weak w
tn fining tin, i sick women well. Inredl
MiU un l;iUI contains no alcohol or
harmful habit-forming drugs. Made
holly of thoM native, American, medic
inal riMus rnist hlchly recommended l y
loading uie.l;.-al authorities of nil the v v
etal m hex Is f practice for tho cure ol
woman's peculiar ailments.
rornurntiB mothci . or for thoo broken-
down in laultli I y too frniuout beam el
children, ab. i for the expectant mnturv
to proparo llic system (ur the coming ot
baby ami trakln? Its advent easy nno
almost painless, thero Is no medicine qui ir
ro go! a "i'avi.rito Prescriptium" It
can do no harm In any ciHmition of the
fjstcm. Itlsaniot potent invlgoraMiiK
tealc and strcimt.'ienltitf nervine nicciy
adaptul to w , .man's delicate system by a
pi.yii-iiin ot iaraeexieriMicein inn trri-
nieuioi wnmni ' x'cui'.ir iiuincnn,
l)r- Pierce may Nt coikiiIIiM by Ihiij
frte of chnru-ii, Addns Dr 1!. V Pier-,.,
Invalid' It a col fcul iiurlcl liuiituu.
kctfalo. N Y.
Worry
worry, but begin at onco
To do this, we but repeat
of other sufferers irorn
J 23
Mrs. Jennie Merrick,
says: J. suiieretl greatly
the doctors did no good.
hllf. T fnnlf Cfirdlll. ntlfl it.
woman. I am still using
with increasing relief."
deep and 1 2b feet long, tho total
amount ot cent to bo $28,5S5.S0, and
for tho ext-nslon of water mains
1 around in n-w district mid for two
I Inch lines in now paving district,,
$3,000.00. I -would suggest $:i0,000.00
1 for tho lakn, as there may bo more
troublo beforo theso Improvements
' nro completed, and by making same,
. $30,000.00 would nllow for any extra
repairs that would have to ho made,
to tho extent of $1,100.00.
Kospectfully submitted,
WALTHU C. OBAN,
City Engineer,
The ground plan of tho reinforce
ment of tho dam and quantities of
same are on lllo at my olllce.
WALT Hit C. DEAN',
City Engineer.
Wo, tho Waterworks Commltteo of
tho City Council, and tho Commit
tee appointed by tho Commercial Club
ot the City ot Ardmore, hereby state
that wo havo personally inspected
tho dam at tho city lake, and have
carefully gono over tho plans nnd
estimates of Walter C. Dean, nnd wo
unhesitatingly - recommend that the
Improvements outlined by Mr. Dean
and hereto attached bo made.
Wo are confident that by making
tho improvements as herein outlined
that tho said dam will need no fur
ther repairs nnd will stand as long as
tlmo lasts. A Bmaller amount ot mon
ey could bo probably used In fixing
said dam; but taking into cousldera
tlon tho tremendous importance o
tho city lake to tho city, nnd reallz
lng tho fearful consequence It any
thing Bhould happen to said dam, we
therefore, think It is tho safest and
wisest courso for the city to fix the
samo as thero will bo no possibility
of Its giving away In tho future.
The plaus nnd specifications In
every detail and even tho estimated
cost ot each item can bo seen at the
olllce of Walter C. Dean, City Engi
neer. Itespectfully,
MORRIS SASS,
J. M. SHElrON,
J. It. PENNINGTON,
Waterworks Commltteo.
J. N. DODSON,
11. A. SIMPSON,
M. GORMAN.
Commltteo ot Commercial Club.
Election Proclamation.
Ity virtue of authority vested in
mo ns Mayor of tho Olty of Ardmore,
Oklahoma, In conformity with a reso
lution ot the City Council of said city,
an election Is hereby called and the
same shall bo held In said city on
tho 2 tth day of June, l'JOS, for tho
purpose ot determining whothcr or
not there shall be Issued by said city
J.i;,mt0 at 5 per cont 20 year water
works bonds. The proceeds of ald
bonds to be used for the uurposo ot
rais.ng tho dam at the City like C
feet In height; making roadway on
to,i of same; for tho constructing of
masonry wnll at the too of said dam;
for stripping barrow pits of all sod
nnd vegetablo matter; for construct
ing coro wall neross old spillway; for
excavating through rock for new
spillway; building retaining walls of
masonry lu now spillway; for paving
of tho water slope with rock and ce
ment tiller; for sodding tho outsldo
slopo of now embankment with ller
muda grass; for tilling plpo under
dam with concrete; for raising pump
house lloor nnd cementing outsldo of
said houso below water level; for
cleaning out tho timber and brush on
watershed below tho new water level;
for placing clay coro wall in the
present dam; and for the extension
of water mains In tsald city ot Ard
more. All persons who are legally quali
fied under the law shall bo entitled
to voto at said election, Those vot-
tig lor tne issuance oi saia Donas
shall havo printed on their tickets,
For tho Issuance of $35,000 at G per
cent 20 yoar waterworks bonds."
nd those voting against tho Issu
ance ot said bonds shall havo printed
on their tickets, "Against the Issu
ance of $35,000 nt C per cent 20 year
waterworks bonds."
That the places of holding sold elec
tions and tho Judges and clerks ot
snuio shall 'be as follows:
Voting Precinct No. 1 at First Bap-
Ist chun h Judges: Dr. W. M. An
derson, 1.. West, M. J. Hayes. Clerks:
I j. ltlgglns, U. S. Curtis.
Voting Pieclnct No. 2 nt First
ward school building Judges: Paul
Jones, M. U Alexander, Guy P. Cobb.
Clerks: T. II. UankB, J. C. King.
Voting Precinct No. 3 at West End
Wagon yard Judges: Ed Hoffman,
It. F. Jordan, J. ii. Manstleld. Clerks:
Ed Devn, Win. Kllgoro.
Voting Precinct So. 4 nt Hall's
store Judges: C. P. Hall, John F.
Easley, Moran ScotL Clerks: O. L.
Clvlugton, Ed Alton.
Voting Precinct No. 5 at Second
ward school building Judges:
Charles Fraley, Sam Dauhc, James
Smock. Clerks: James Chandler, L.
N. Murdock.
Voting Procinct No. C nt City Hall
Judges: W. M. Robinson, W. P.
Poland, George Dashncr. Clerks: A.
U. Edwards, T. E. Choate.
Voting Precinct No. 7 nt Staples'
store Judges: Porter Staples, Z.
st, W. C. Kendall. Clerks: W. F.
Wiiltehurst, C. O. Uunn.
Voting Precinct No. 8 nt Fourth
ward school building Judges: T. J.
Jones, W. F. Whlttlugtou, A. F. Pye
ntt. Clerks: Chns. Cook, J. F. Var-
null.
Voting Precinct No. 9 nt WhltUng-
ton hotel Judges: M. V. King, C. D.
Worthnm, Tom Hell. Clerks: H. T.
Rutherford, F. M. Snyder.
Wltnoss my hand this tho 14th day
of May, 1008.
R. W. DICK. Mayor.
DoWltt's I.lttlo Early niscrs, tho
famous llttlo liver pills, ore sold by
W. H. Frame, d&w
itnttiiiinitttiii: :j t:
M H
tl PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. M
u t: n u n n
MISS NELL NOLEN,
Public Stenographer.
Olllce Whlttlngton Hotel. ...
LAWYERS.
H. Brown John S. Cadel
BROWN & CADEL
Attorneys at Law.
Olllce, Wheeler Hulldlng.
Ardmore, Okla.
H. C. Potterf. E. A. Walkor
POTTERF & WALKER,
Attorneys and Counselors nt Uir
Ardmore, Okla
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT,
(Registered Attorno)
Formerly With Dawes Commission
Cc '.est, CltlzenHhlp Cases nnd other
matters before tho Interior De
partment, Exclusively.
Offices Washington Loan
Trust Hulldlng
Washington, D. C.
R. F. TURNER
Attorney At Law
Careful nnd paliiBtaklng attontlon glv
en to All Matters Intrusted to mo
Office Rooms 9 & 11 Wheolor Uldg
Offlco phono 213; Res. phono 773.
Conpller Indian
Chas. J. Kapler. Chas. H. Morilllnt
Compiler "ImlHn ' Active Court
Laws and Treaties" Practitioner
KAPPLER & MERILLAT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Practice beforo nil Courts; Con
i?ress. Governtnont departments nnd
Commissions. Indian Cases a spe
cialty. Office. Hond Illd'g, Wnshlngtnn D. C
M. F. WINFREY
Attorney at Law.
Justice of tho PeaCH Notary Public
Rooms 14 nnd 1C, Noble Hldg,
Phonos: Resl 83C bluo. OITlco lfiG
PHYSICIANS.
FREDERICK P. VON KELLER, M. D.
Surgery, Eyo, Ear, Noso and Throat
Eyes accurately fitted with Olassos.
Phones: Offlco 146, Resldenco 44.
ARDMORE SANITARIUM
Drs. von Keller, Hardy & Henry.
Modern equipment for tho scientific
treatment of all Burgical cases.
Trained nurses In attendances
Ardmore. Okla.
" DR. J. L. COX
Physician nnd Surgeon
Olllce in Randol Hulldlng,
Phone 91. Ardmoro, Okla.
W. M. ANDERSON
Veterinary Surgeon.
Ardmore, Okla.
Offlco: SmS.h's Livery Barn.
Phone 125.
TALIAFERRO'S
Undertaking and Embalmln
North Washington SL
Phones 341 nnd 433.
ARCHITECTS.
W. A. TACKETT
Areh'tect.
Office In Stms-Pennlngton Building.
Ardmore, Okla.
Residence Phone 170 Blue.
Otfico J""- 170 ..
United States Depository
Oklahoma State Depository
City Depository
Ardmore National
Bank
ARDMORE, 0KUH0M1
Capital, Sarplis and Addilioa al
$250,000
If this bnnk Is n safo placo
for tho city, stato nnil nntlon to
deposit tliolr funds it is a safo
placo for tho farmer and busi
ness tnan to keep his funds.
THY IT.
LEE CRUCE, President
G. IV. STUART, Cashier
Good Luck Flour
It's hotter for bread.
It's better for biscuit.
It's hotter for pnstry.
It costs no moro than other
brand and gives hotter satis
faction Try ono sack. 8co thnt your
grocer does not substitute somo
other Hour.
Thru
Sleeper
to
Denver
Leaves South Texas at night
North Texas next morning
Arrives Denver following day
Vacation fares very low this year to
Colorado, California and
Great Lake Itciiion
llnrvey ineiiK en mule
Write for vnciitlou liookletH,
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Century
Sheet Music
10c Per Copy
Catalogues Free
Call and Get One
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Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
CONTAINS HONIY AND TAR
RIIstm Colds br working Uram
tfnX ot th jrtUtn through a otploo
Md htftlthjr aotlon of lh bowl.
Rt)lvi Coufhi bj eUrtlr.f tfc
Kiomu mtmbnntt of tin throat,
barf and bronohuU tubta.
MAs aJaaaaat to la tart
a Maala tuarM
Children Like It
For ) y W. . frama.