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Ardmore, Tuesday, August 25, DOS.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
CAGE FIV
Cold Jewelry
Designs appropriate for
the prevailing styles in
costuming are shown hcic
ill interesting variety:
Necklaces, - Pendants,
Brooches, - Rings,
Handy Pins. - Veil Pins,
Belt Pins, Hat Pins,
Bracelets, Combs, Etc.
Walter C. Bean
No Trouble to Show
Goods.
An Edison Phonograph
It makes the children happy
and keeps the father at home.
The Edison Phonograph sup
plies the same sort of amuse
ment that people go to the
theater to get. In no other
form can so much amusement
be had for so little money as
in the form of an Edison
Phonograph or Victor Talk
ing Machine. One dollar a
week pays for one at
LUKE S MUSIC
STORE
ARMY NOTES.
Captain Warren Dean of the 13th
Cavalry, Oklahoma City, will arrive
hero llila afternoon to cxamliio two
boys who have inn do application))
to join tho army. Otis Hatcllffo ot
tho Crescent Hotel Is ono of llio ap
Vllrnntu. Walter lloldpn, who mnde applica
tion some days ago for ro-tullslineiit
was nccoptcd and will lie cent to
Fort Serlven, C.a.. to Join tho lOfith
eonipany of Coast Artillery.
I'd Ileon. a meinour of Conipany U
..ntlnnal Cuanls who lort here wltn
tho company to ko to Fort Hlley
heeanie 111 whllo absent anil return
eil home. Ho siih tho drilling at
Outhrlo was hanl wlik. Tho boys
ilrllleil In the hot sun for several
hours ami wero review 1 by tho
Coventor. Mr. Dean Is a gallant
young attorney ami would make a
gallant young army olflcor but that
iIiIUIiik for about seven hours In the
hot Him In August weather took all
dot-Ire to bo a soldier hoy out of
him,
Money to loan on filiort notlco on
good farm lands. Oklahoma I .nnd
I"rokerng and Ivoan compony. oftlcojj
ovor nitzlor's dry goods store. 1 Hi"
Axministcr Art Squares
Brussclls Art Squares
All Wool Art. Squares
Granite Art Squares.
All kinds of Carpets,
Matting, Linoleum,
Etc.
If you want any floor
coverings come to
my store and look
over a complete line.
R. A. Jones' Big
Furniture Store
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PERSONALS
In
C, W. Crlaler, a piofcssor In the
A fc M. Collego at College Station,
Hryan, Texas, was In tho city today
on a brief visit with his friend, It.
0. Tabor, Jr.
John 11. Whayuo left today at noon
for iiolnts in northern Oklahoma.
While on his traveling trips ho will
meet the members of tho legislature
uinl become acquainted with them.
J. II. Champion and W. F. Gilmer
left today for Wilson to attend a pic
nic at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vaughn .of Flor
ence. Ala., are rcglsteicd at the Oil
inor. J. T. Hyan. fieorgo A. Haw ley ami
1.. S. Knily of Heiinliiglini, are in the
city.
C. O. IlltiU-k Is here from Dur.int.
W. A. Clinton of Mill Creek is In
, the city.
A. A. AM rich nnd family of Sul
phur were Ardmore visitor yester
day. II. II. Wilson of Chlckftsba Is In the
fny th guest of Ills sisters, Mrs. T.
I. Hasty ami Mrs. Abbott.
W. T. Olenn. coutMy judge from
Himo, Is In the city today. IIo says
the sortRllsts In his county will not
(oil 22(1 votes this fall.
Kills Wilkes ( f CorslosiiH. Texas.
Is Iti the city. Mi- Wilkes has been
here listing for tniur nine with rel
atives. W. A. MeUln of Dixie was an Aril
more .visitor toihy. He moved his
date on the dally jmper up to l',in:i.
Dr. J. It. Mayhow of Kort Smith
was a business visitor to Anlinore
today.
Mrs. Kugenn Hurt and sister-in-law.
Miss Hurt, arrived yesterday from Iji
donla, Texas, for a visit with Mrs.
Hurt's sister, Mrs. I'aul Jones.
Miss Nil a Williams Is homo from a
short visit to Oklahoma City.
Mr. Fry who was at one tlmo as
sociated with tho land olllce hero but
now of Muskogee Is an Ardmore vis
itor. Mr. Illackbiirn who has been a
guest nt the homo of Itev. Sims, left
yesterday for his home In San An
gelo, Texas.
Miss l'atl Ailams. after studying
under Sherwood at Chautauqua and
visiting nt Niagara Falls nnl othor
points of Interest, stooped over In
Ardmore last night and oday visit
lug with Mrs. M. T. Felker. before
returning to her homo In Hyan.
Carlo John Hoffman and grand
daughter. Miss Clam Hoffman, .have
returned from Davis, whero they went
to meet a brothor-ln-law of uncle
John's. I'hlllp Fisher nnd daughter.
Miss Ida, of Ohio.
Mrs. 11. F. Cummlngs nnd two chil
dren of Clobume, Texas, went home
yesterday, after a with Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. It. Hmdy.
Mr. Holmnu returned yesterday from
D.ivls, having been called thero by
the Illness of his sinter.
Hurt Slmpon Is In (iitthrle on bus-
tics.
Mrs. Jordan, ouu of the teachers
In the Ardmore public schuols re
turned today from a delightful sum
mer sput In Colorado.
Airs. J. A. Hixeiis and daughter Vir
ginia, hau gone to Cement, Oklu.,
to spend a week with relatives.
.Mrs. W. I. Smith left oday for Ok
lahoma City on business.
Mrs.H . I'. Conleo has returned
from a weeks visit to relatives at
Sulphur.
V. F. Wilmington is In Pureed on
biislnet-s.
.Mrs. T. T. I'aco and children have
gone to Sulphur to spond a while.
Utile Mies Mildred Whtl' man of
Oklahoma City who has been Wbiilnt;
relatives hero loft for her home to
ll ay.
Miss (ieorglii Simpson Is t-pend.ug
u Tow days with frltuds In Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Tom Floyd and baby who
huvo been visiting Mrs. Clay Merrill ,
left toduy for their homo In Chandler j
Oklahoma.
Joo ,M. Ixjudon is In Wynncwood I
on business. j
Warron Martin left today ou a bus- j
incus trip to Mndlll and tho towns I
east of hero and as far us Hope, Ark.
Itev. C. F. Trimble left today for
Shawnee whero ho goes to attend tho
Statu Convention Oklahoma Chris
tian .Missionary society.
Alaska rotrigcrators al very low
prices. Tho season Is closing and
wo havo a few choice ones left. Ill
ens, Corhn and Frensley.
PHONE 618
Chas. Kirner. up to date meat mar
ket. I kill my own meats and fur
nish tho very best Satisfaction guar
anteed, (live mo a trial. 21-tf
FOIt RENT Two business bricks.
also dwellings li part of the ,
city I'lione 501. ll 1. Dalls 251m
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PICKUPS HERE
AND THERE. tt
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John H Morgan camp bus purch
ased a new book ease and have It
placed In the office of Adjutant Fill
Ham In tho Sims building. All books
and imptrs belonging to tho camp
will bo kept there ami all sou them
Ixioks given to the camp will be tak
en cure of In tho new case.
I .eo llyrd has gone to Sulphur for
a fuw days.
A number of representatives of the
Ardmoro commercial club loft today
for Guthrie, whero they will go be
fore the state equalization board
tomorrow to seo If tho taxes of the
city of Ardmore and In tno coii;m
can bo reduced.
Govornor Haskell and Dennis Flynn
will cross words at Marietta, Thnm
il ty afternoon, deques! has been made
for a special train from Ardmore leav
ing here about noon and returning
at 7 p. ni. Tho Santa IV will put
ou the special If ns many as Ifio
tickets can bo sold.
Mr. A. 11. I.evlne lias returned from
an extended visit to Hip Bt. I.oubj
and N'nw York markets, whero she
bought n largo line of goods for fall
trade. Mrs. I.evlne Ii.ib faith In Aril
froro aiul hns ninde imrchases for a
.it g business.
doy Hanks Is reported quite sick
it the homo of his parents on north
Washington street. doy was con
fined to his bed several weeks In the
iprlng nnd his friends will regret that
te Is 111 ngnlitv
-S. S. Tolson, Carler county's ro
omier of deeds, has a democratic
alctnro gallery In his olllce. His art
jallcry Is now, but he hns some good
llctures already. Among them aro the
ilctures of Hryan, (tore, Hnskell mid
Carter. Each' one Is In a nlco frame
and Mr. Tolson delight to show his
friends '.what a flno looking set of
men aro loading the democratic party.
Yesterday when the south bound
Santa Fo had given to Ardmore Its
share of travelers and tho baggage
was being put ou the truck, among
that baggage was a little plain nil
.tainted pine coffin upon the lid of
certificate from a physician as to
f
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AND YOU BUILD BUT ONCE
Wo iiuve spent half a life time learning how to eonstniet HuMness
IJlocks, School Houses. Good Hosidi-nci s, Good Mai ns.
No building too largo for our cu juicily, no buik'irg too small to
appeal lo us.
Tholarger tho building, the more jmrticular the owner tho better,
pleased we are -
Wo know how to give you your money's worth. We take contracts
anywhere in Oklahoma or Norm Texas. Wire us or too us.
M. J. Gill
Court louse Building
the cans-- of death. Tue father and
niothci of tho baby with aiiothci
child in their arms walked up and
down the track hardl) knowing what I
to do. Strangers in a s! range town
This morning on tho six o'clock train
the coffin bearing the ftall bit ot
humanity was taken to Madid, and
tho iKirenls how-id with gilcf went
from our midst. Was ihi-re a hand
clasp or a word of comfort given them
that they might know the milk or
human kindness had not dried up
In our hearts.
At the station esteidy a woman,
old. and fi-etiK and gra wnlktd up
to the ticket window hii.I gate to
the agent a newspaper .ilng thank
you for the iwpor, Mister, but Its
lepubllcnu. and 1 hate th m so lmd.
It don't say much for Mi Hran. but
I think he'll be elected
A ripple of amusement was visible
on the faces of those ln h rd the
remark and the dear old mother went
on her way. pleased with her con -
tldenee In d inooniny'- future.
I'he heavv ruins -In i' spring and
enn siimei. i so Intort' red with the
dire rent dnvs sot iiit for town
elt-anlng. why not do that delsyert
work et. bitforo lln hildren are
back In sehool and In-line th fever
genu have Ardmoro i i ihelr grhsn.
An ordinandi prohli.ulng curlnte
Hi the sireets might !" a splendid
thing If enforced. An nlninr- citi
zen n few days ago nnd such ait
overabundance of pn.taiilty of the
blue blare variety, he Mai limed him
self at th corner of Wa-htngtnn and
Main streets, and ga- forth a vol
ley so highly charged that he had to
be threatened with the "cooler" be
fore he shut up.
A lady leady to alight from th"
street car today said. ' Conductor at
which end shall 1 gu off?'' It doesn't
matter, innd.im, both nds stop," re
plied the good natunil man.
W. II. llyrd, tho tailor is moving
from Main to Vnshingion slreot
Ho will occupy n portion of th" pos
tal building and will lime larger and
more convenient quart- is.
I.'st your farina mm city property
with Tho Oklnhoma-Ark.inxas llealty
Co., doom 0, Noblo llldg 2.V3
Foley's Kidney denied will cure
any case of kldnev or bladder troub.e
that Is not beyond the reach of
cine. No medicine can do more Sob',
bv all druggists. dw
Construction
COUNTY TEACHERS
FI"ST MEETING WILL DE HELD
IN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
IN SEPTCMDER.
Tho Carter county leachus iirso
elation organised here al tho tunc
the normal was in session wl.l hold
Its llrst meeting In Septembi r An
Intdestlng program has been nrrang
ed for tho occasion and much Is c
peeled to result from tlu-se meet
Inp. Among the Interesting fi.i
tures of these meetings It tin qui ry
box. Hvery teacher In the state has
problems to solve In school mauagi
j went and In (ho proptr prem utation
of difficult and non-inter Ktlng :,ub
Jects. Prof. I'uiholU, ii,inil.,r '
j school for the Chickasaw n.rioii ha
J been placed In charRt- of 1 . - d- ,
j incut and every toncht t ui 'In ,i i
1 elation will be Interest d in tit n.
I nl question mid hearing Hit in an
'swered. FoIowIiir Is the pi.i-i.iu
I'rogram of the Teachei- - m a
Hon of Carter comity in in- in A
tile High School ItltlltlltiK mIuk '
on tepU inner 12. liwv.
10 a. m.
1. ling Salute.
2. Song nnd Devotional sen in
3. ftcLool Decoration Superintend
ent ISvan. Ardmore.
I. Heading anil l-'xprofstoii Mis-.
Onidn Faster.
5. l'cholojy- Frof. Canterimiy
of Ardmore.
. Question llo gunervlsor I'm
holts. 1:30 to 1:0(1
1. Song.
2. School Dhk'lpllne Sir.wnlso
I'mlioltz. !l. Discussion Miss Scott.
I.
A.
Hnsy Work I'rof. linker.
Solo Mr. Wright.
Cnurte of Study Mr. NMblack.
Geuernl Dlscusalou.
lliislnoss.
No one Is Immune rrom kidney trou
ble, so Just remember that Foley's
Kldnev demedy will stop the Irregu
larities and euro nny case of kidney or
bladder trouble that ts not bevoml
the reach of medicine. Sold by all
druggists. dw
If you want to buy, sell, exchangi
or rent property, seo The Oklahoma
Arkansas dealty Co., doom ft, Noble
llldg. 25-IJ
It's as unblessed to give as It I
to receive offense.
Company
Ardmore, Oklahoma
New Oxf oi ds
LYNN, The
Your Money or Your Name!
IS YVIIAT
Atco.st, nh ur easy psiyimMHs. Any thin to
kut'ji liotiso mi from now or MuontMminl Funiltnro.
Wo will jiiivo to niovi! Si'iiti'inbcr 1st back to our
liiK Catltlo Strt'ol llotiMO, whiob is ulri'udy ovor
crowded witli uooiIh.
Tho 'rt ittost barpiins ovor offered from now
until Sept. 1 tit my West Main Street Store.
C. P.
T. N COLEMAN
... THE CITY DRUGGIST ....
Telephone . 9 W. Main St.
CLUB DIRECTORS
NO OPPOSING TICKET WAS NOM-
INATED WILL MEET TOM OR-
ROW MORNING.
The annual meeting of tho commer
cial club for tho purpose, of select
Inn d rectors was scheduled for to
da. I'nder the provisions of the bv
'as the dliectors must be nominat
ed a week III advance of the election
aid Inasmuch as no opposing ticket
a- nominated those formerly nom
inated will be the directors of tho
club ibis year. Predicant Cruce has
Mime matters to tJke up with the club
anil a meeting w'TT! bo held nt 10
o'clock tomorrow liiornlii. The olll
cms and directors of tho club nre:
l.ee Cruce, president : C. I). Carter,
xlce president; l.a.Monl dyers, vice
pro-ddent ; A. V. Doak. treasurer: II.
(1. Spauldiiig, secretary. Following are
tie ni w directors: J. A. Hlvens, 1'.
C Dings, II. :. Foster, Kciinott Hud
son. C. M Joiner, J. W. Kruoger, .1.
d Pennington, C. P. Selvldge and
,Ii ! idi Weiss.
I Di V, ill's Utile Harlv itlsers. safe.
i-. ,tia..int '-'ire. little liver pins
' V it l-ri'iii
Conklin's
Vacant cornor lot 100x140 feet in McLtsh Addition SfiOO.OO
Vacant lots in Highland l'.irk $85 and up.
4 room house, West Side, $700.00.
5-room house. 100 feet, comer lot woll located, $1050.00.
h rooms, hall, bath, pantry, closets, now fUOOO.OO.
Kusy terms on oil this jirojiorty.
CONKLIN, The
1 2 N W.v-hingcon
Pull patent, plain toe,
welt or turn sole. Hide
nbl o i luce.
Shoe Man
WK S'AT
HALL
NEGRO BOYS DROWN
CLASPED IN EACH OTHER'S
j ARMS THEY SANK TO THE
BOTTOM.
Oeorge Slovens, aged lTi yctirs.
nephew of Hen Stevens, tho well
known barber In this town, and Man
ford .lenkliu, about tho Famo ao
whiMe mothor Is employed nt Or. In,
diiVfold'H woro playing niouml ;o
pomi norlh of town late yesterday
nftoiiion and oboth lost their lives b
drowning. The Stevens boy attemi t
ed to swim across the pond, while In
tho water about fifteen feet deep h
sank. The boy could swim nnd ! I '
bolloved by his family thnt he wa
attacked by crampi. The Jiid, Ins
ltoy, who was sitting at tho watci
edge wlih his clothing ou, Immodln'i
ly divoil Into tho poi.d to save li i
compnuJop Tho drowning boy cl.i jv
ed him and whllo locked In each oth
er's arms thoy sank to tho bo'tcn.
Their bodies were recovered an 1 i
later. The remains will be buil-d Mn
nflernoon late In the colon d emi
terv. Ilotli boys were negroi
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