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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Ardmore, Monday, June 22, 1908.
Important
Notice
Tlie followlne Btorcs aro Union Stores and In sympathy with
t'nlon people, and observe- Union hour-. Von are urgently requested
In patronlie these stores:
DIIY GOODS
Hmkrunt Storo
Ui stheltner & Danho
Dli .t Dry Goods Company
Madden R Company
Hvlen-I lodges
Won ler Store
A Kloskl
Haiti more Mercnntll Coniimuy
lwciiitelB
CLOTHING
.1 K Nelson
Ti-.nl well A Coin puny
Ml 'it Parlor
J J Stolf.i
The llnh
SHOES
Hatnllioti c Company
Y. II. Lynn
Kniigsr
FURNTURH
Chickasaw Furniture Company
I D. Mason
A. C. Voiing
C. P. Ilitl
w. m. mills
It. A. Jones
ii
...SOCIETY...
Ily Mn. T. II. .Sturgeon, I'lumeu Home (J.'VI, Office ft.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Cloln hour, (1 p.
Snturd.ix . which In 0
m, except
p. m.
Doors open at 7 a. in.
Tin- puMIc In urgently requested to trade with the nbovo
Il.UllCd llOUSCS.
...USK...
ALBATROSS
FLOl'R
Quality Guam mood
Pennington Grocery Company
Wholesale Distributors
C. T. HAHKINGER President E. A. WALKER, VIeu-Pros.
iiAitoi.D Wallace. ciiHiiiiT
O It (1 A N I 'A E I) MA Y 11, 1 (i OS
OPENS MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1908
'I III
Ardmore State Bank
Ardmore, Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA STATE DEPOSITORY
Four IVr Cent Paul i.nTniie Deposits
I)IRi:Tl;S:
I. II I.OVK, Pres. Chickasaw Compress
ItYIfON DREW, of firm of Drew Ac Ramsey, farm and city loans
K. ,. WALK EK, Vlce-Pres. Potterf Walker, towers
FKFDERirK VON KKI.LKK, physician and surgeon
HA HOLD WALLACE, formerly with Ardmoro Natl. Hank
tiEO. DASHNER, Mgr. Ardmore Oil and Milling Co.
C. T. HAKttlNdKIt, President, ntt Ionian
DEPOSITS GlAKANTIWn
Kery dollar deposited in the Ard.norc State Hank In Kuunintocd
by '. fiusrantu- Fund of the State of Oklahoma-dollar for dollar.
' .r ftVt-M i"f np.-rit-n.ed bankers. Our directors aro well
kr ui-ii t, iio tn"neii men. they are directors who direct.
jrfx.ur ) : irifcr Hue, hut liberal. Every proper uccommo-
'a' . nr.d-i dfpointois fall on us when you plaeo your busl-
r m ttv would like to li ve your account.
tjlf't-r of this bit k are not allowed to borrow u dollar of
f ? r K t u, ,,,,
VICTORS
Sib
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A
-IGO
, l '"' existing? Got a Victor and lto' Enjoy tho Grand
O r.i SmK, r, Uio jiopular songs, the ureal bands and orches-fr-
old time melodies, sacred music, dance music -all tho
,rfj! variety of melody- sentiment, am) mirth that conies
" a irtor and makes life worth In Inc.
' ar ea -payment pi in you can have tho Victor right
&'-i - 1 pay as convenient.
LUKE'S. MUSIC STORE
I Monday.
I Violin recital at llroadway Metho
dlHt church by Ilu.vy Rom
W. C. i. I'., moots with Mrs. J. A.
i Madden.
Mh Htmly etnas meets with Mis.
W'i tine.
i Voting Woinnns' llntne Mission So
I i lety meets with .Miss Iteu Wolvot
ton.
Tuesday,
i MI.inck Ada Hellnni'tt and Adn
Crui'e entertain the Kosroos KltiU at
tie- hom of the latter.
circle So. :i of the llroadway Melh
oilmt church entertains at the par-
scin.iKe.
Ml sections of the Klrst lresby-
t- i .iiii uld meet at the church at
four o'clock.
chriRtian aid meets at the chiiholi
at three o'clock.
; South Ardmore lktptlsl did meats
at the church.
Carter avenue Mehtoiltst aid meets
it the church.
llroadway Haptlst Mlsslontiry So
cu'ty meets at the church.
Guild meets.
Wednesday.
1'r.ner tneetslngs til nil churches.
Mr. George A. Homtey onterUiltig
t u lllllble study class.
Y M. V. A. meets with Mrs. Frank
I.it'ie
Maccabees meet.
Thursday,
Music.ilc recital by pupils of Mr.
U .titer Nichols at Ihoadwny Hap-ti-i
church.
Quaker Quartette at Itoblson opem
hou.e.
lidles' day at the 'Rlks' club.
HeipitiK Hand at the Christian
church.
Mr-. Untitles dancing class.
Airdotne.
Majestic theater.
Friday.
Muslcale of Mr. Walter Nichols at
the Hroadway Haptlst church.
Reception for Mrs. S. T. Hlodsoe
at Elks' homo.
Sweet Sixteen Club moots.
Saturday,
Bachelor Girls moot with Miss Natl
lee Williams.
Majestic theater.
Airdome.
DE PAY-DAY GRIN.
De worl' Is stuffed plum full oh
work,
An' each one has his share;
Hut dey's heaps ob ways odln
t'lugs
Dey' some folks tint don't enre.
An' doy'u some tint pest lea teg wld
tlmu
An' fools days away,
An' dey'g some dat nobuer t'luk ob
work
When dey has n clianst ler piny.
An' dey's some dnt koops a puttltt'
off
Till dey finds dat day's too Into,
An' dey's some dat says no uso tor
work,
'C'uz eb'rythlui? Is futo.
Hut dey's somo dat works wld pn
tlent lum'rt
An' does do bos' dey kin:
An' dem's de ones dat winds up wld
A pay-day grin.
.Indue.
II
Club Women In Boston,
Huston, June 21'. Never before hits
itii- hub of literature and culture
' ! n called upon to entertain so
ii .my brainy women aw have gathered
' l,iy from every city and (own of
" i land to participate In the dellh
ir.iMotis of the ninth biennial meet
nit the General Federation of Wo-
' Clubs. Thousands of delegate
) now In tho city and there Is
w r likelihood that the estimate of
oei. i - tors during the week will
1 1 Ihled This convention Is oh
i i h tii.'ahle as the tlrst held In
i i.i-t since the stirnll beginning
of tin national federation, which now
u.i a half million women in Its
ranks
intuert of tho Hotitoit Symphony
i) ciu stra this evoultiK will I" the
opt niiiK feature of tho gntherlug.
The formal opening will take place
tomorrow evening, when It Is ex
pected that Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
the "grand old woman of America."
will deliver one of tho addresses of
welcome The respoue will be by
Mrs Sarah Piatt Decker of Denver,
prc-ldettt of the Gener.tl Fcdcatlon
Among tho mere men who will
spank tiro Senator Ahthtir J, Hov
orldge, or Indiana, whose subject will
bo "Child Labor;" Commissioner Noll I
of the Department of Commerce mid
j Labor, and Owen It Lovejoy. A great
(deal of at'etitlon will be paid to leg
islative and IndtiHirlal forestry, li
brary extension, household economic
I mill pure food will come up fur con
sideration. The entire fedortUlon will
be the guests of the Rhode Island
Federation at a clam bwke on Satur
day. The convention will be especially
notable for the reports on work al
ready done and opeciflc statements of
work yet to be accomplished. Tho
.reports of all the presidents of state
J federations will be delivered on
I Thtirxilu v.
Miss An tin Lewis Clark, chairman
of the committee on civil service
reform, has completed tho arrange
ments for tho meeting to be devoted
to this subject. Miss Julia H. Perry
will deliver mi address on "Practical
Working of Civil Service Reform in
Institutions." Mrs. C. H. Main will
have for her subject "Women's Clubs
mid tho D. A. R. In Practical Pa
triotism." Rabbi Morris Feurllcht of
Indianapolis, will deal with the appli
cation of "Civil Service Reform lu
Institutions." -
Mrs. (1. C. Hikes, chairman of the
committee on education, will report
upon tho general work along these
Hues In the federations, and will also
present Miss Laura D. Gill, ex-dean
of Harmird College mid president of
tho Association of Collegiate Alu
mnae; Mrs. Ella M. D. Glltios, of
lnil(in, mid .Ml s Desha Heckeu
rldge. Mrs. SIkos Is especially Inter
ested In manual training, ami has
been active In presenting Its claims
to tho clubwomen of Illinois through
tho state federation and the Chicago
Woman's Club.
Mrs. Clarence Hums, chairman of
the committee on legislature. Indus
trial, and child labor, will have tho
evening meeting of Saturday. Mrs.
Joseph Medlll McCormlck, chairman
of tho Woman's Department of tlu
National Civic Federation, will deliv
er an address upon "Welfare work."
Miss Sarah I Arnold, dean of Sim
mons College, will spook upon "In
dustrial Education" and Senator Hov
erldgo will discuss "National Leg
islation on Child Labor." This pro
gram will bo repeated on Monday
ovonlng. with tho addition of Mr.
Owon It. Lovejoy and Commls.dnner
Nelll of tin! I'ulted States Depart
ment of Labor and Commerce, as
svenkers.
,On Tuesday afternoon, Juno 30,
there will bo a conference of thli
committee, when .Miss Edith M.
How os, of the Consumers' League,
will present legislative matters, and
Mr. laivojoy and Commissioner Nelll
will Introduce their topics for dis
cussion. Mrs. A. F. Hromball, chairman of
tho committee on library extension,
will report upon tho work dono by
clubwomen In behalf of tho estaidls't
inont of libraries, and will present as
chief speaker Dr. James II. Caullell,
librarian of Columbia Uuulvorslty,
who will have for his subject "Tho
Place ntid Value of the Public Li
brary." Tho hoadnunrters of tho General
Federation of Woman's Clubs aro In
tho Hotel Vetidomc on Common
avenue, ono of tho famous streets of
wealth avenue, one of the famous
streets of tho world. Tho principal
meetings are to bo held In Sym
phony hall ,wlth overllow gatherings
lu tho neighborhood smaller hulls
.which form n remarkable group of
I public gathering places. Thus, dele
gates whilo thuy aro attending busl
jtioss sessions will ilnd themselves
In tho nowor part of tho city, the
(Hlnok Hay region that part of Hos
I ton that represents tho city's modern
.development, where aro Its lino resi
dences and most of Its semi-public
Institutions. ,
Misses Ada Hontiett 'and Ada Crttco
win entertain the members of the
j Forty-Two Club tomorrow nt the
jhnnio of Miss Ada Cruco on Hnrgrovo
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham P. Hy of Guth
rie, aro pleasant guests In tho city
and are at the Glltnor with their
parents, Judge and Mrs. Stlllwoll
Russell,
.
Mrs W. T. Strange nnd children
of Oklahoma City, who have been
'visiting hero the past two weeks, left
Saturday for I'valda, Texas
Mrs. Cyrus Pycatt Is visiting ber
sister Mrs. N. M. Hum, In Orr
The muslcnto to be given by tho
class of Mr. Walter Nichols at tho
Hroadway Hnllptlst church are being
looked forward to with much Jntorest
by the music lovers and friends. Tho
recitals will bo on Thursday nnd Fri
day evenings.
Tho Missionary Society of tho
Hroadway Haptlst church will moot
nt the church Tuesday afternoon.
The high school graduating class
attended services nt tho First Pres
byterian church Snundny, Rev. Welth
having prepared n special sermon for
thorn.
The opening meeting of the season
of the Hachelor Girls was an un
usually Jolly one with Miss Grace
Williams us hostess, on Saturday
evening Miss Dotothy Dixon was in-
i Mated Into the mysteries of tho or
ilvr. Fortunes ivoro mid and all
kinds of games Indulged In Dalnty
refreshments worp nerved.
Miss Natllee Williams will enter
tain next Saturday evening and
Miss s Lillian McN'ces nnd Marie
Gilmer will take the degree. The
guests wore Mlsa Dt.rothy Williams
of Denton, Texas, Misses Clara Tate,
Madge Roberts, It.'imle Rlgglus, Vera
Olive. Dorothy Dixon. Grace Majorle
'and Marie Williams.
Circle No. !! of the Hroadway Meth
odist church will entertain nt the
parsonage Tuesday evening from four
to seven. All members nnd friends
aro cordially Invited to attend.
BODY RACKED WITH P&I2I
Ko other disease causes such wide-spread sufFcr.ng- ns H' c itnatistn. 1
ft a nerve racking- torture, nnd so thoroughly docs it dominate the system
when it becomes entrenched in the Mood, that its victims ate usually com
plete slaws to pain. Rheumatism is due to tin excess of uric acid in tit
blood brought on by stomach troubles, weak kid'icvs, indigestion, nnd i
sluggish condition of the system. The natural refuse of the body, ins tone
of passing oil thro-igdi the ordinary channels of waste, is left to sour one
ferment in the svstein because of theso irregularities, forming- uric ncii
which is nSsorhcd into the blood, nnd Rheumatism geta a foothold. As tut
l:ood circulates through the bodv it deposit the act id, irritating- sub
stances with which it is saturated, into the ditlcrcnt muscles, nerves, tissue!
nnd bones. Slurp, b'tiii pains commence, tho flesh becomes feverish
swollen and tender, the muscles and joints throb and jerk, and the bod
Is literally racked with pain. Plasters, blisters, liniments, etc., can novel
cure tho disease; tl.ev iclievc the pain, per
haps, temp irarily, but do not roach tlx
trouble, wliiili is in the blood. S S. S. in tlu
proper treatment for Rheumatism. It row
down and attacks the disease at its head, nnd
1v driving- out tho poison nnd ncrtd fluidi
which aro cnusiuj; the pain, and sticugtlirii.
iti'' and cnrichitikt the blood, cures Rheuma
tism p-nu Mcntly. fi S S is t le .ttest of all bloc l purifiers, jll: t h it
is net i.ed ia (.wr case of Ul-.i i i u 11-tc i-u K'i tint dr-in end any
me.li. l Tilt-: MVIVr SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. (Vv.
tf)o 30
PURELY VEGETABLE
Who will
catch
the
Order for Hearing Petition for Pro
bate of Will.
State of Oklnhotnn, County of Car
ter, ss. lu County Court.
lu tho matter of tho estate of Jack
Mathers, dooonsod:
William Noll having on tho luth
day of Juno, A. I). 100S, tiled In this
court an Instrument purporting to be
the last will and testament of Jack
Mathers, deceased, with a petition
that the same bo admitted to probate
as and for the Inst will nnd testa
ment of Jack Mathers, deceased, and
that letters testamentary Issue to Wll-
I Ham Noll.
It Is hereby ordered, that Monday,
the UOth day of Juno. 190S at 10
o'clock, a. in., of said day. at the court
room of this court, at Ardmore, In
said county of Carter be. and the
samo are, hereby appointed tho tlni"
and place for proving sad will and
hearing tho petition of said William
Nell and any person lute rested may
then and there appear nnd contest
sa'd will nnd Hlo objections in writ
ing to tho granting of letters testa
mentary as prayed for by said ,icll
Honor.
It Is further ordered, tha- notice
tluveof bo given by public.it on no
less than ten days before said 2inh
day of June, A. D. 1008. In the rd
tnorelto. a dnlly newspaper printed
and published In said Carter county
And that wr'tten or printed op!rJ
of snld notice bo addressed to Cio
he'rs of said testator resident in this
state, and to Charles Mathers, Ludy
Mathers, Gertrudo Mathers and
Rothu Adams, nt their places of resi
dence, If known to snld petitioner
and deposited In tho postolllcc, with
tho postngo thereon prepaid bv ald
potltlonor nt least ton days before tho
day sot for hearing said petition.
Dated this loth day of June, A. D.
590s' J j
I. R. MASON,
(Seal) County Judge.
J. W. HARRELD,
10-11 Attorney for Petitioner.
Prize Bass
this
year?
P'K have just received a fine line
of Shakespeare's Fishing
Tackle, which is on display in our
show window. Before you buy see
our Special Offer.
BIVENS, CORHN FRENSLEY
ALBATROSS
That's tho natno of the best Hour
sold In Ardmore.
Attentlo'-, elks.
All members of Ardmoro Iidgo
No. G'ij, It. P. O Elks, are renuosted
to meet at tho club rooms Sunday
morning nt 10 o'clock.
Consumptives Made Comfortable.
Foley's Honey nnd Tar has cured
tunny cases of linilplont consumption
and even In tho ndvnnccd stages nf
fords comfort and relief. Refuse nny
but tho- genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar. Sold by all druggists. a&w
On Thursday night, Juno 2.1th, tho
Orlglnnl Male Quartot will glvo thoir
entertainment for tho bonellt of tho
Y. M. C. A. This Is the famous quar
tet In America. Each of tho quartet
Is a soloist of groat ability. They
glvo part of thoir entortalnmont In
'ho quaint old Quaker costumes.
Thoir roportolro contains all classes
of music from grand opera to beau
tiful pickaninny lullabies, readings,
Impersonations. It will bo an ovon
lng of music and mirth, Admission
25 cents. Ton cents extra for re
served seats. 21-5
HIGH WATER PRICES
Co mo thrco blocks up Caddo street to tho biggest household
storo In Ardmoro, no rents to pay and got 'cm cheaper. Wo rent,
exchange, repair, 6toro, pack ship. Sell completo outfits on easy
payments. New comers nnd newly married people especially Invited
to got our knocker prices. Phjno us.
366
C. P. HALL
THE HOUSE FURNISHER
P. S. 1-ot us send you a Herrlck Refrigerator on approval. Ask
othors It they will do It.. Lotus sond you a charcoal furnace and
n bushel of charcoal. Lots of them In uso. Ask Phono 36G It wo
swap new summor goods for any old goods nnd wo will say yos.
N. I). Tho Herrlck refrigerator saves Ico. It Is odorless.
Has many advantages over all others. Try It 3 days on approval.
It circulates cold air and keeps tho grub pure and swoot. Try ono
and you will havo no other. C. P. II.
Our Show Room
Jonn Deere cultuaiors ana Jcin
Doero "Go Dei lis," at HIvocs, Cerhn
& Frensloy's.
Presents tv very pleasing appearances with its stock of
brand new plumbing goods. IJathroom sots anil mirrors
hero in i ro'usion anil every lady is especially invited to
call to see our line of bathroom fixtures. We aro equip
ped to do y mr plumbing rignt and on short notice.
Phono us anil wo will he glad to submit you an estimato
Phone No. 0.
SPREKELMEYER COMPANY
TINNERS. PIUMBERS AND HAS FITTERS,