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Ardmore, Monday, July 20, 1908.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAQS TH.1KC
May wood
THE BEAUTIFUL
An Addition to Ardmore in 10 Acre Blocks
FOR SALE
Overlooking Ardmore from the North. Only one-half
mile from city. Location fine, soil fine and the price is
right. Best proposition near Ardmore. Five io-acre
blocks already selected. Don't wait until they arc all
sold then ask someone to kick you. Buy now while
you can get the best, all good, but some, are better.
The price is right. Call at'6ur office for full informa
tion. Phone 726.
Riggins Suggs Adams Co.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
GOV. HASKELL
MAKES REPLY
ISSUES STATEMENT KEGAttOING
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS,
AT DENVER CONVENTION
Thought That Texas Was Perfectly
Satisfied and Felt That Brooks
Personally Understood the
Matter Defends Position.
The Densmore Hotel
9TH AND LOCUST STREETS
OFFERS the best ac
commodations ii n d
service of nnv Hotel in
ICiwisus City ut moderate
rates. We especially solicit
the patronage of the great
Southwest.
Our rates are
7- Anii-rlcoo flin In S3 Per hay
Kumiirra flmi .SI lo V- Vrt Itay
Special Itiili-f hy Week or Mouth
Try us next time in the city. Take Independence
Avenue cars at Union Depot, get off at 8th and Locus
and walk one block south.
HEALDTON.
Our Show Room
Presents a very pleasing appearance with its stock of
brand now plumbing goods. Uathroom sots and mirrors
hero in profusion and every lac'.y is espocially invited to
call to see our line of bathroom tixtures. We are equip
ped to do your plumbing rignt and on short notice.
Phono us and wo will be glad to submit you an estimate
Phono No. 9.
SPREKELMEYER COMPANY
TINNERS. PLUMBERS ADD IAS FITTERS.
WANT GAINESVILLE PEACHES.
Fort Worth Wholesale House Orders
Two Carloads.
Gainesville, Texas, July 11. A
wholesale house of Fort Worth today
ordered two carloads of peaches from
the canning plant which began bus,
ness here last Monday, calling for
the grade being cuuued at present.
(Owing to previous orders for two
cars, the. order" could not m filled.
The management of the cannery
lias found that there will be no trou
ble In securing labor, but the lateness
of starting will cut the season short,
Circai delay In the erection of the
plant was caused by rhu recent high
water. A meeting of the fruit growers
will bo held next week and they will
iieei ,it the oor to the canning pbiiK
by which they will be able to plant
100 0)'.' .ddltlon peach .trees t'tl- fall.
Caseajweet, the wen Known romedy
or babies and children, will quiet
the little one In a short time. The In
Rredlenta art) printed on the bottle.
ontalns no opiates. Sold by W. Bt
Frame. '
llenldton, Okla.. July IS. The past
week has been one of good condi
tions for growing crop!?.
Cotton Is very late, but Is looking
well.
Mrs. M. H. Ingram spent the week
In Ardmore with her sister, Mrs. I)r.
Hardy, who Is still quite 111.
Mrs. J. W. Orme and Miss Annie
Haney are In Ardmore shopping.
Ham llee was on our streets this
week.
Arthur I.ove. from Colbert. Is here
on a visit to friends.
Farmers are all well up with their
work nnd crops, though late. look
well.
There Is some travel again on the
roads.
Tom Ingram and family aro visiting
relatives near l.on Grove.
Indications are fine for rain with
the weather much cooler.
We had hot winds on the 17th.
A Revelation.
It Is a revelation to people, the se
vere cases of lung troublo that have
been cured bv Foley's Honey and
Tar. It not only stops tho cough but
heals and strengthens tho lungs. I,.
M. Itugglos, Heasner, Iowa, writes:
"Tho doctors said I had consumption,
nnd I got no better until I took Fo
ley's Honey and Tar. It stopped tho
hemorrhages and pain In my lungs
and they aro now as sound as a bul
let." Sold by all druggists.
Vaudevlll- at the Alrdome.
Vaudeville of tho htgiiest order will
hold the boards at the Alrdome thea
ter this week. Amlck's All-Star Van-
devllle attraction Is the atylo of the
company. A special feature with tho
show Is tho three-round sparring ex
hibition bout between Kelly and
Hreniien. Iloth fighters have a big
reputation. The prices will bo 15 and
cents.
War Against Consumption.
All nations aro endeavoring to
heck tho ravages of consumption, tho
"white plaguo" that claims so many
victims each vonr. Foley's Itnnnv nn.i
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
nu you aro in no danger of con
sumption. Do not risk your health by
taklns somo unknown preparation
when Foley's Honey nnd Tar Is safo
and certain In results.
ALBATROSS
That's tho namo of the best flour
old In Ardmore.
Guthrie, Olila., July lteplWig
to a number of Tex.i- newspaper
clippings bearing upon 1 n failure as
chalrmaiii of the resolii' commit
tee of the Denver u:tJon lomcnllou
to name Judge M. M Hiooks of
Texas us a member of Mi. -oiliconi-iiuMee
to draft the tint i -i-.-1 platform,
Gov V N. Haskell Vxp' .i- the inci
dent in a statement in.nl. public to
la) Some of the new -p.ipor clip
pings received challeii-' Hie gover
nor's democracy, a chat a., which he
resents. The statement ic.id-.-
"A search of the record- will show
that the month I was lio vara of age
(March, 1SS0) I was elected a dele
gate to the democratic congressional
convention from l.lbciu township,
I'utunm county, Ohio. Tin- conven
tion was held In April at Lima. Ohio.
I continued us a citizen or Putnam
county, Ohio, until I cam. to Indian
Territory In 1001. -
Kvery ear after 1SS0 I nan a dele
gate to some democratic convention,
and with the exceptions .f three dif
ferent years, was a delegate to the
democratic state convention, frequent
ly servlit as chairman ami often on
the resolutions committee I was a
il 'egate from the Fifth Ohio district
l 'he democratic national convention
in IS'.:', and served as tlx- Ohio mem
ber of the committee on permanent
organization.
"The Ohio democracy is. from ev
ery standpoint, equal to the Texas
democracy., ho that Ohio would be 111
good company. We bae probably
lin.OOi) Texas democrats in Oklahoma,
and they are the Mower of the Mock
In. this slate, and Oklahoma Is' proud
of Its Texas associates.
"I was elected a chairman of the
committee on resolutions at Denver,
which I esteemed a great" honor, and
by that committee was directed to
appoint a subcommittee. Hon. W. .1.
Hiyan did rot suggest to Charles W.
Hryan, as reports hate made it. the
states that should be represented up
on the subcommittee Mr. Hryan ex
pressed himself to me direct, as feel
ing that the democracy at the Den
ver convention, would formulate good
committees. At the -anio time, feel
lug that his exton.l.M acquaintance
would be valuable. I asked him to
suggest a few of the rates that would
be In favor of deim. cratle Ideas and
freed fiom any sun of prejudice
agaiiicst government U the people. He
gave nie the names of a largo num
ber of states, Texas included; later
three additional states expressed a de
sire to have representation, and theso
states were also recommended by Mr.
Hryan, but as the subcommittee,
which the general committee directed
lo bo appointed, w.i- less than the
total number of sta'.'S listed, neces
sarily there bad to i.e some omitted.
The delegations from many of the
states, feeling thai they bad peculiar
Interests to be expr. -hm! in the plat
form la their locallt., for Instance,
Asiatic Immigration m the west coast,
and Irrigation in tie) arid regions,
made demands of different delegations
ami appeared to me as entitled to
consideration.
"I have no lecollectlon that the
Texas delegation expressed any spe
cial desire for representation on tho
subcommittee, Mr did I know tli.it
Texas had any feeling on the subject
until after the worl. of the commit
tee was over, when Judge llrooks nnd
myself discussed tin- matter, and his
only Interest as I mulct-stood lilm
was to feel assured : hat Texas was
not left off the committee ueciese
of any doubt as to her loyalty.
"I assured Judge Hiooks tint I had
never heard the slightest question as
lo the loyally of Hi- Texus dt-loga
Hon, and to assure It: i ) i of the truth
of my statement I called Charles W.
Hryan to' corroborate my statement,
that Texas was one ! the stales that
Hon, W. J. Hryan had advised im
was entirely satisfactory, and said
to Judge llrooks thai I had left tho
list with ( W. Hryan the day liefon
Thl statement of mln C. W. Hryan
corroborated to Judge llrooks, I went
further, and oxpresaed to Judge
HriMik-. that some states n res,irll '
ll.nl to lie omitted from the nub-
j cimiiiii'tee and that urgent appeals,
from other slates had been regarded.
laud that as Texas was making no
spe.lai appeal for representation on
the Mlhciitnmittcp we natural') felt i
that Texas was sntlslled
"My perional Impression Is that i
(Judge llrooks himself was cntlrch 1
sallrticl with the explication The;
question of whether I am a notice In '
democracy, which ban aN.i been
charged, of course U tun one thai
I caie to argue. For twentt eight
cars I have been Joins' exciMhic;
within my power for the dcuuicratli
party, and whether It has iioeii of
great or little consequence Is a mat
ter for others to Judge
"The smscrtlun t h it 1 assumed an
thorlly not tested It: me Is one I do
not belle) e even the Texa- demo
erary will Indorse. As eh. inn. in m
the committee, and empower.. I b
the committee to appoint a i u in
mlttee, it was my privilege to a,-po i"
tliem without eoiisulth 4 an ,idt
hut, feeling that the wcir.m of I...
ilenioerats would be better pi itu -'i I
by consulting others I fed Hi.it I di I
the proper tiling in consulting tit"..
who felt Kiilllcictit id. it st to di
cuss the question "
As Served in JLeading Tea Rooms
In the leading tea rooms, and in the most
exclusive homes served with ices, or alone
you will find
"Veronique"
dainty sticks of crisp pastry with a delight-
nu, candy-cream filling. Tempting in
appearance delicious in taste.
Viet can be ctrUin that thesa
dcliiioiiH tidbits are pure and
wholewirae.
Packed In attractive tins at
your grocer's 2fic.
Have you tried
Clover l.ef In 15c tint?
Pliiloprn In 25c tint?
I'erfetto in 10c nnd 25ct!ni?
lpSE:Mli;ES
KANSAS CITY
WILL SUPPORT BRYAN
SHERIFF WANTS TROOPS
ANTI-IMPERIALISTIC LEAGUE NO
TIFIES FRIENDS TO WITHHOLD
THEIR VOTES FROM TAFT.
I TEXAS OFFICER FEARS TROUBLE
DURING TRIAL OF MURDER
CASE AT CROESDECK.
Huston. July 111 The e.eciille
omnilttee of the niitllmperlallsUc
cagtic Issued a statement toda) ice
muni Hug that the friend- of the
league withhold their totes from U'll
Ham II. Tat l for president nnd sun
port William .1. Ilrjan. The state
mum u)i:
We believe In the declaration ol
Independence. Its I rut lis m e not less
vldent to, lay thai when II rat an
nounced by our falheis, are of univer
sal application and cannot be aban-
loiiwl while Kovernineiit by .lie peo
ple endures.
' We believe In the constitution of
the United States. It Kve the pres
ident and conuress ceitaln limited
powers ami secures to every man
within the Jurisdiction of our kov-
enu it certain essential iIkIKs. Vu
deny that either the president or con-
Bress can novel n any person any
where on folde the constitution.
"Hecause we thus believe we reo
oninieiul our friends and fellow citi
zens to withhold their wiles from
William II. Tafi, who stands upon
the republican platform, which denies
Independence to the Philippine Is
Ian. is and looks to local home rule
as the only noal to bo attained.
"So Ioiik as those Islands are held
as possessions In. defiance of the prin
ciples of tho declaration of ludepeud
ence and without constitutional au
thority, the I'nlted Slates Is pledwed
to the tremeiwloiis task of fortlfyiiiK
them ami their defense In time of
war, while they remain n continual
menace to American laboi ami Amer
ican, industry.
"TIioiikIi other ways of opposing
the attitude of Mr. Taft mav bo wel
comed, It Is obvious direct support
of Mr. Hryan, Is an effective means
of ruhuliiiiir i -lallsni !..
his sincerity and his earnest purpose
to secure to the I'lilpluos their In
dependence and because he stands
niton a platrorui which meets upon,
this vital Issue our iiuqualllled ap
proval. "We recommend to our member
and to tile members of allied leanues
and to our friend Keuerally, that
they, preservlnc the Independence or
the movement, talie the most active
(tart In the pendlliK political cam
ralmi and In. particular In their re
spectlvn districts vote anil work for
the candidate for coimress who will
opiKiso the policy of Imperialism
Antl-linperlallstlc lenuue, per exe
cutive committee.
"HltVl.VO WINSl.OW Secrelars "
Austin. Teas, .lulj p.i.- -tihci-in
Pritchaiil of Limestone coiintv has
wired to tin. state authurlllts at tin
capital for soldiers. Ills action r.il
iow'k the appearance of a crowd or
several thousiltlil people ut (imesbec:.
Tliursday iiiornliiK durliiK the trial ot
Joe Horsey, a negro, w1. was itUcn
tile death penult) on the charge of
Implication in Hie murder of Tildcn
Coode, a white man, at lieu llur. four
teen tulles west of (iroesbeck, I wcut
five day iiko yes4erd,iy. Troops may
Kit to Crooshcc1. to stand guaid dur
liiK the trials of l-M Heard, a wiilte
man, and Pearl (ioode, wile or the
dead man, wlio uete placed In Jail
In connection with the kllliiiK.
In June, at Hen llur. near Cross
beck. Limestone county, Texas, one
liiKht 'I'lideu Coode, a white man
about years of aRe, was sliot whlbi
In his beil at his 'home. A double
barreled shotgun was the weapon
used, and the charge took effect In
the man's head, tearing away portions
or the skull and sealterliiK his brains
.iliout the bedcdlothiliK. All Immediate
liiM'HlKnilon by the authorities fol
lowed. .Mrs. Pearl (ioode, who had been
married lo the dead man about farce
ears. Kiive testimony at the Inquest.
Later the woman, whom Cooile had
married at I'ott Worth, was arrested
with I'M Heard ami Joe Horsey. lleiiil
Is a wiilte man. Dorsoy Is a iicki-o. A
Kim with which It Is claimed the kill
In wai. committed, was found near
the house.
Tl'.e whole c'luitnuulty was aroused
ViKoroim liiestlKatlou was continued.
The negro was fltst tried ami was
this week at (iroesbeck given fhe
death penalty. The case of livard
was then called. Prominent attorneys
were engaged on both sides. Iirge
crowds attended the trial of the negro.
NEGRO KILLS
WHITE MAN
ANGRY MOD SURROUND JAIL,
DENT ON LYNCHING.
SHERIFF HIDES PRISONER
Youno Man, Weak and Exhausted
From Hunger, Was Sawing Wood
to Earn His Dinner and Asked
for Dltc to Ejt When Shot.
uanocrme
Works wonders. it produces hair
Just as surely a rain and sunshine
produce, crops. It produces a thick
growth of luxuriant hair when all
other remedies fall. Wo guarantoe
Danderlnu. All druggists sell It 25c.
fiOc anil $1.00 por bottle. To p-ovo
Its worth send this nd and 10 cunts
in stamps or silver and wo will mall
you a largo free sample. Know', .on
Danderlne Co.. Chicago, 111. Otf
Hot Springs, Ark., July til. Claj ton
Jackson, a negio cook at the Jacobs
house, this afternoon shot and killed
Albert Crawley of lS.'O Park avenue.
New York city, a young white man
about L';i cars old.
Crawley came here without money
a day or two ago and at noon ap
plied to the cook for work to earn,
a dinner. Jackson assigned him to
tin; woodpile. Crawley sawed somo
wook and then applied for bis meal.
Jackson sent him back to split the
wood. Crawley worked a while and
thou stopped, telling Jackson he wa.-f
weak and exhausted from hunger anil
the heat, anil wanted to eat before
Mulshing the task. Words passed and
the shooting followed.
Crnwley was shot through the
iK-ck, dying a few minutes l iter. Jack
Mm was arrested ami admitted the
crime, but said C'mwley started after
him with an ax. Aroused over tho
story of tho killing, 500 people gath
ct eil at the Jail to lynch the negro
tonight, hut SherlfT Huchauan had
spirited lilm away. At mlditjght about
500 peiMiirt wero still at the Jail, but
there Is little probability of troublo
now. The Inquest will be held tomor
row .
aabBciibo for tna Ardmortfto.
The RemeUy Tnat Does.
"Or. King's New Discovery Is tho
remedy that does tho healing othors
promise but. fnll to perform," says.
Mrs. K. H. Plersnn. of Auburn Cen
tre. P:t.. "If tu cnplni tin f thr.iit
'.'III. I turn- trrinlitn fit Inner o.nnill,,,.
that other treatments relieved only
temporarily. Now Ulscovory Is doing
me so much good that I feel con
fident Its continued uso for a reas
onable length of time wIJI restore
line to perfect health This renowned
'cough nnd cold remedy and throat
and lung heaU r Is sold at W H.
Frame's drug store. 50e and $1 00.
i Trial bottle free
s.s.s
3oy's L-5 Saved.
My llttlo boy, four years old, had a
sovoro attack of dysentery. Wo had
two physicians; both of them gave
him up. Wo then gavo hi in Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
llnmcily, which cured lilm nnd wo be
lieve that saved his llfo. William II.
Strollng, Carbon Hill, Ala. Thoro Is
no doubt but this remedy siveg tho
lives of many chlldr n each year,
filvo It with castor oil according to
llm plain printed directions and a euro
Is certain. For sale by F. J. Hatnsey
and Hoffmnn Drug Co.
After a small boy acquires the cig
arette habit the next downward step
Is easy.
You Should Know This.
Foley's Kidney Kcmedy will cure
any caso ot kidney or bladder trou
ble that Is not beyond tho reach of
medicine. No modlctne can do more.
Sold by all druggists. d&w
CURES
BLOOD POISON
A SAFE HOME TREATMENT
In S. S, S. nature lias provided a certain, safe home cure for Contagious
Wood Poison It is a muliciuc made . titinly of roots anil hubs of reco
, nued blood-purifying- value, and is the one medicine whuh is able to get
I down to the root of the trouble and remove every particle of the virus, an'l
i at the same tune hem-lit and build up the system and general health. No
j harmful effects ever follow its use. as is so often the case when strong- min
eral medicines are used. As soon as the system ets under the influence of
S S S the disease begins to improve and when the remedy has thoroughly
purified the blood anil driven out every trace of the poison, no signs of tl-c
tumble are ever seen again. The general manifestations of Contain us
Wood Poison such r.s falling' hair, copper-coloted spots, ulcerated mouth and
throat, sotesand ulcers, etc.. are merely symptoms of the poisoned condi
tion of the blood, and in most cases respond quickly to local treatment,
while S S. S. is doing the necessary work of cleansing the blood. Out
'Home Treatment" luiok is of great assistance along this line. It is a
complete guide for Heating the trouble, containing instructions for the
different stages of the disease, and also valuable suggestions aliout the local
treatment, that will be most helpful in effecting n cure. We will be gla I
to send a copy of this hook, free of charge, to any who desire it, and if
special medical advice is wanted our physicians will take pleasure in sup
plying it without cost to the patient. If you are suffering with Conta
gious Wood Poison you can cure yourself in the privacy of votir own lioiue
by the use of S S, 13., an absolutely safe rcmcH
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