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Ardmore, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1908.
'AGE Five
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PERSONALS
'.' PICK-UPS HERE AND THERE.
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A RECEIPT FOR THE
BLUES
An Edison Phonograph
When you go home at night
from your work or place of
business worn out wiih the
work and worries of the clay,
often too tired to seek amuse
ment up town these warm
evenings. Then is the time
the phonograph does it part.
With an improved ldison
Phonograph you can hear ac
home the voice of the Grand
Opera Star. It tells stories
in the comedians pest dialect.
It is never out of practice or
out of tune and never gets
tired. The prices are in the
reach of all only one dollar
a week pays for an Edison
01 Victor at
LUKE'S MUSIC
STORE
Giving Him a Hint.
'Pliny wero walking timlir a little
umbrella, and lio liked It well enough
not to want a largo spread of alpaca.
Ho was modest and Doomed to bo
nervous, and she Jlnally remark!
vory softly, and with a note of In
terrogation: "Charlie, I'll carry the
umbrella, If you'll let mo?" "Oil, no!
I can carry It." 'Yes, Charlie, but you
see your arm taken up bo much room
ithat one side of me Is out In the wet.'
"I know, Tannic, but what Hhall I
do with my arm? Won't It bo In the
way Just the name?" 'I don't know,
tCharllo; Tom Clark always known
what to do with his arm when ho In
under an umbrella wlUi Mary .Martin."
Xtsbltt who has been ! out of town lsltnrs are here an 1 will
' . n t . . . -
kodol will, without doubt make
your stomach strong and will almost
instantly relievo you or all the symp
toms or Indigestion. Oct a bottlo or
It today. It Is sold hero by W. U.
Frame.
Alaska refrigerators at very low
prices. Tho season Is closing and
wo have a few cholco ones loft. Ill
ens, Corhn and Frcnsley.
Phone 618
Chas. Kcmcr, up-to-date
meat market. 1 kill my
own meats and furnish
the very best satisfac
tion guaranteed. Give
me a trial.
HOT DAYS
Require llol Utalbcr Rrqoisris
Florescence Violet Tiilcuin
Violet Amoniu Water
Violet Sua Salt
Use Kreso Dip for disin
fecting anything, any
where, anytime.
COLEMAN BROS.
DHLViOISTS
JEWELERS
ANNOUNCEMENT
Messrs. E. and S. Lowcn
stein announce that pupils
on tho piano anil violin will
bo received uftor Sept. 1st at
their studio, Harmony, Coun
terpoint, Ensemble Playing
and Orchestral work without
extra charge- to pupils.
The family of V It Ingram arriv
ed hero yesterday from llealdton.
Mr. Ingram this morning sent his
children on to ltloomfleld where thoy
will attend school this year.
Miss l.oulsa Howard has returned
home to Durnirt nfter a sovoral dajs'
.fit with friends In Ardmore.
John TJinisher, formerly of this
city, Is he.u from Shawnee on a brief
visit.
.Mrs. J. W. Uttorback of Chlcka
sliu Is visiting at the homo of her rel
atives In this city, .Mrs. H. D. Nor
rls and family.
.Mrs. S. K. Wallace Is the guest of
her daughter In Valley View, To.ns.
Homer Hoyil has arrived here from
Elk City and will npalu make Aid
more his home.
It. W. Dick. A. C. ('nice, 1. A.
Homier, Chus. 1). Carter. .1. 11. Cham
pion, Dick HlunlRhi, W. T. Simmons,
hey Cotfee nml Hob Heed returned
yesterday from the slate convention
at Tulsa.
J. A. Williams or Glenn was In the
city today. Ho came hero to moot
two or his old Mississippi friends
who ho will take out to Glenn to
visit with him. Tho Allssisslpplan
are Prof. W. W. Cornelius and Tom
lllchle, both of Hluo Springs.
Ed Glover, accompanied by his son
.Master Vernon Is In tho city from
lllossom, Texas, visiting with his pa
rents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Glover.
.Mrs. K. K. MoJtnnls and Mrs. J. K.
Iteluerd of ifulphur who nro hero to
lake part In tho organization of the
I'ythUn Slstors tonight wore visitors
to the Ardinoiolto today.
Mr. and .Mrs. Will Stewart and chil
dren arrived hem this morning fiom
Chicago to visit with Mr. Slfwnrt's
mother. Mrs. Duncan Taliaferro.
From here they will go to Toyah,
Texas, to visit, with Mr. Stewart's
mother. Mrs. Nannie Tucker and her
brothers Conroe and Kirk Tucker bo-
fori they return to the north.
Miss Alary
In tho city visiting her brother. W.
M. Gwynn and daughter Mrs. John
Whltcman returned today to her
homo in Hoekwall. Texas. Mrs. Nos
bltt visits hero every year and she
has many friends who look forwnnt
10 her visits with much pleesnre.
V. It. Hodges Is In tho oily today
from Orr.
Mrs. J. W. Golledge is entertain
ing her daughter Airs. Frank Solvally
of Orr.
.Mrs. S. S. Tolsoit and Mrs. W. A.
Gllllnin anil Forney GIlHam went to
011 Springs yesterday where thoy
will spend ton days on a camping
trip.
V. A. Nlhlack lert today on a busi
ness trip to Springer, .Mllo and Wood
Toid. W. A. Gllksple of Arizona is in
the city visiting with his Trend S. A.
New kind. Mr. Gllesplo says lm has
studied the OklMionin constitution
and holds It In such high regards
that ho would llko to live under such
a law. He Is tmiptel to move to Ok
lahoma. Ho says his people would
rather bo a territory lor llfty years
than to romc in with New Mex'co.
Everybody hi Arizona he says hopes
to hco Ilryau elected and h! believes
he will sweep the entire west and bo
elected.
.1. T. Coleman left last night for
Muskogee, ids wife and boys accom
panied 1i!m as far as Sulphur where
thoy will visit sovoral days.
.Mrs. II. A. I'dggs of Orr is hero at
tending and visiting Mrs. It. A. How
ard who is very sick with malaria
fever.
1. I.. Header representing tho Geo.
. - . I.. I., I IllA !
li. i;ernar.i in.in bi. "". " Mack organized
city today. I
W. H. Fninio Is In Ok! iNim-i City
attending a convention of Ccun'y
clerks.
Mrs. Sadlo Goldberg ami baby io-
turned home today after an o.tinla 1
visit to Texas points with friend and
relatives.
Robert Law who 1ms bon visiting
friends hero for foiho d.tya returned
to his homo In Sulpau.- to.Wy.
V. It. Hlciikiuoro of the Orm or
Crute, Calico & Hle.i,nioi lilt to
day for Aluskogeo and otner towns
In th i Hi part of ''.u sfite.
Miss DaisyNlehoU Is In AlannsvlUo
today looking artor nor Urn: and oth
er Interests there.
Tom Xorrls of Minnsa. e wr.s a
business visitor here today.
S. A. Lindsay, who has been doing
business hero left for Maniisvlllo to
day Harry Stoiium of OkUloma flt
who has been vUlting here for sov
oral days returned homo today.
Win. II. Horry, Sr., who has been
wry sick Tor several weeks Is able
to bo out again.
Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Eakln of Ma
dill aro In the city the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. It. W. Kandol. They aro
accompanied by their charming daugh
tor Miss .Merino.
Hen. II. Corbcrt, of Tishomingo,
formerly United States marshal for
the Southern District of the Indian
Territory, was her- tast night eu
route to Oklahoma City.
Mr. nml Mrs. .1. F. Gibbons have
gone to Dfitlison, Te. to reside.
Mr. Gibbous came here recently front
Wichita, Kaiimis, as tho ropnmoutn
live f trw Cudahy Hacking Company,
but has since been transferred to
Dcnleon.
MILK SCARE ON NO
CAUSE FOR ALARM
.ii. "in lie Mill he uses noililiiir in
'ii. I wt- an- ! mid Unites his cnMmie-' s
A milk m .u e Hwoope
the town tost mtR'. mid
ded to the flniiw by newspaper re-1 Mi dairy at any time an i
. orts. If milk li being iidnlteintcit how te csrl me oat'd i
th- ienle wlH wmiii be made awre how the milk la treated
of It us wimple of ml k were sent
nw) today to be HmiUr.od The
milk that was reported in h.ive been
tested ns from the -m I . i 1 1 and
was taken by Mr. Wiilkei or th1
Statesman office to Ijnn Fr.wie'i
drug store. Mr
u 1
iM tl.
tlitki It la milked until H n,un
the customer. Mr We-t ui id le
nay th expense ot luwiv an v it?
the milk aniilyiert and to in li ' i
remilt of Hie analysis.
Mr. Walker wild be w.i- ivtUti'
,md
Walker -tatiMl thli ll to make a eheinle.il all.
1
W. A. Woiley who went as a dole
gale from the local Aerie of Haglcs morning ho lieliowd the milk waa while lie iH'llevett the tmlk .)
lo the annual aesslon of the lirand j ailiiltiieted but the rtieinir.v wer. , formaldehyde he was no' t
Aerlen. t Sentto. Waah., has returiiPd oi m hand to make .i iem. Mr., lie sent a portion of hi
homo ami made his report to t.' j Know anld the milk w.i- nm anaiy- the 1alry liihpieior at Sh.iw
local aerie last irtht. Mr. .nMev ! od in hla at ore nml he did nut be- tho remainder ia at Hoirnn
" HeM Mr. Weal tiiliiltei.it, d his milk, i ennian.v'a. .lame Met . mil
ul IK
roMrts I hat extensive elmim
made In tin Grand Aerie , at the inP nt stated that Mi West had ,
A utile tneeilng. He any the north .more order for milk un l ic.- cream J
weaUrn city gave the Iig1e a iei.il.. idiau he ootild All uimI i.eie ahs no
weJeomo and that all vlsi'.vi wer.- mK-essliy of atteniiptliig u pivaervv
well entertained. ' tt inHk.
C. I). Davis got milk l..st night
Hairy Koenlg, who N einbniktiw ; thflt Hr,UlNi hla ausplcUm and he did I
In biiBlneae on North WVahlimton ' m W )t Tim milk whlrh Mr. Ixiv-I
street baa received hli Cbampion j j W)1 WH invi, in Hi. iilMith mid j the dairyman was win
repii' machine mi l Is piHIii. it In j to j)r v ellor. lloth l these phy- Mr. Weal said he was i-u-mmei- ,
ixtaltlon ftir bualncaa. Ilia motor has , ,(,)4U11, Hlaiod that tie eonUt se j of hla own dairy. If bis milk vs.u-
not arrived yet and until It does he ,ltnll(t wfoiig with It. adulterated ho would like to know U
cannot bo ready to begin the rapid Mr vit. proprietor oi Hie Ardniore ; hlmaf lf niid asked a iiewspir re
n imlrliig of shoes. dairy stated this niornlm; flint some ' porter to send inilK elf and 'lave It!
or his cttHlomera had retmed to lake niiBlyT.ed. Th milk In question Ik j
milk rrom Mm wagon tins morning. Hie hsiih- tb.it Mr Walker had. ,
man's anld t'.ie milk Imre
of 14ng adulterated.
Hamplea of milk h.n
to PixH. Jellarr at Xnrm.in ainl
lh milk ia being adtili i.ited tin
people will know It. A Kiiivle ,i
milk taken at a time when no scare
was on mid not In the knoulMbu- o!
I & Bi Reduction I
shoes I
",1 I 111 TL fI M.
ine man i
it Hoii' H I U' II y lit HB
News hits reached Ardmore to the
efr-v-t Hint C. T. Hoeves. traveling
aalesuiiiu tor the Hrown Shoo Co..
bnd died In St. Umls following an
operation. Mr. Hyden of the Uyden
Hodges Co., wired to St. lnils Tor in
roriimtlon. The reply stated that Mr.
Hooves had undergone an i.ji-iratlon
but was getting along nicely and no
apprehension was felt alsmt his ul
timate reeovery. Mr. Ileevoa Is well
known 'here and has many frbinds
who aro anxious to hear rrom him.
C. M. CAMPBELL RESIGNED.
LAID TO REST
New President Elected for Ardmore
Wholesale Grocery Co.
At a meeting or the stockholders
or the Ardmore Wholesale Grocery
Co. yesleidiiy afternoon the following
business was transae ed:
.litdgo ('has. .M. Campbell, who has
been president since the resignation
' , of J.A. Hodovlt. some time ago, re-
..signed, and his nephew. Mack D
Campbell, of Solma, Madams,
FUNERAL OF JERRY McLISH
CONDUCTED THIS AFTER
NOONWAS AN ELK.
The remains of Jerry McUsh, who
died hole yesterday morning at the
WhlttiiiKton hotel, wore laid to rest
wnsj'" Hose IIII1 cemetery this afternoon
The ladles auxiliary to the K. of
I. lodge will bo organize,! l.c.e lo i ,,.,,,,,., ,lr ,.,, at I! o'clock. Funeral services wore
night In K. f I' hall. A number of ; , m,lt, ilt ,ll0 h(mi0 ot tho oroli,or f
1 IIOl illlltvll ,J- itviu 'l
; tin (U'oi'iiHCil, JMchanl F. .McLisli, hi
' Mill lul. IILwi,. I.i .miiiImh.uI ..,!........
.w l tin i i mvf 111 nuuuinioi di II t .
Dr. .1. M. Gross of tho Methodist
church olllcinted. The deceased was
a member of tho local lodge of IClks
lustituto t. io Temple.
visitors are Mrs. A. i'ressley
Clckaslm. Mrs. .1. W. I'tterhack
Chiekasha, Mrs. Lena Morgun
the
of
ot
of
inilckasha, Mrs. 11. K. McGluuis of
(Sulphur and Mrs. J. 1'. Helnerd ot
Sulphur. The team will anlvo here
this afternoon from Chiekasha and
will -.ixeniKlIfy the work tonight. The
I'ythlau sisters will be launched here , president.
with a membership of sixty. At the ; Tho following
hero in
a few days to take an aethe interest
I In the business. .Mr Camphell is a i
1 pruetical grocery iiinn having been In (
. tho wholesiilo business for several I
i jt-.us and this firm Is the gainer lor
j having seemed his services mid co
I operation.
1 Morgan Hays remains In his posi
tion or general manager and vice
Moving ! Yes Moving !
My branch store, the ( inter Vt ui ty Furniture
Store, lHclt to my hitf store on Cnddu Strut, and al
the lowchl jiosible llgiire I mv 1, GOO pir your
cost in lei t it ml Milury of i ne mini.
This itotniH ut the Mini 1 1 pmllt 1 litiru on, some
f 1.000 s'tles or until in, which i.s a pretty jiod size
.salu
1 have no rents lo pny nt my hi' sioro on Cud
do Stroot, only i luce hhoit l loclts horn Main St.
and can mivo joii from 10 lo id pi r cent or. most all
purchases, less than my Main Streot competitors.
Onco in u while they may have a small Imrpain
but we havo ot tin in from now on. Here to stay
lor small prolit.s, t'a.sh or tuny piijmtnts.
We rent, icjair and (.c)iaie -Ues. Ship
and sell on easy payments. See me at once.
C. P. HALL
The New and Su-ond Hand 11 omo OuttHterw
aro tho directors
organization tonight
will ho served.
refreshments
I'rof. I'mliollz phoned from Don!
son today to II. G. Spnuldlng, socio
liiry of the coniimircial club stating
t'.int he would 'be hero tomorrow after
elected. J. W. Stoiium, secretary and
treasurer; -Mack D. Campbell, Al. J.
Hayes, C. M. Campbell, W. Al. Hutch
inson. W. A. Tweed, J. A. Hodoiltz,
W. D. Holler.
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
Foley's Honey and 'liir affords im-
All pursous Interest- .nie.imie reuei i asuii .ii si. u-re ,n
I III me lirni muKi n .11111 it i.wvii ,11
tluio will efrect a euro, l or wile ny
all drj'Kglfits.
noon to lecture to tho fruit growers
of the comity,
ed in growing or shipping fruit are
cordially invited lo attend. The
111 eting was called by Waller Col
bert, president ot the Carter county
I "ru It Growers mid a number of iu
temlatits iiro expected.
A big barbecue ami picnic will bo
given at Wynne wood tomorrow and
next day. William It. .Murray of
Tishomingo and T. N. IloaiuH. of Oils
citv will take part In a joint debate
tomorrow. On the Saturday follow
ing H. .1. Glddings of Oklahoma City
and Henry M. Curr ot Hauls alloy
will debate the Issues In the campaign
t'.wit Is now on. I-argo crowds aro
exH-ctod. and Wynuowood Is sabl to
bo prepar nl
oimies. Tho speakers are among tho
ablest iu both parties In tho state and
tho discussions will bo interesting.
Woodmen Circle.
On account ot Monday being Uabor
Day. a called meeting will bo held
Friday afternoon September 4, so
that the clerk run goLJior roKirt oft
without delay.
MILS. ISIHI) SANDMN,
Guardian.
AIHS. CI.HAl.MIH A1AHTIN,
Cloiif.
i Notice K. of H's.
j There will be no meeting of the
I K. of H's. Thuredav. Septeinbor Ilrd,
tho hull tlmvlng h en loaneil lo tho
to tako care of all who : I'ytamn .- .... i....t
vm. 11. iii';ni(i , v..
H. II. A DA. MS, K. of H. nndS.
County Suporliitendent Airs Nib-
School Dlstiict No.
and t.iiat order olllclated at the grave.
The floral ollurlims wore liixuiiunt
ami beaullftil.
.lorry Alcl.lsh was cut down while
atlll In his youth. He was only l';t
years of age. Ills health became poor
some time ago and ho quit his pusl- I
Hon with ono of the banks at Da- 1
vis on that account. Ills Inst Illness
was of only a lew hours duration
ami nil efforts to save his life proved
ftrtlle. Jerry Alcl.lsh was a member
of one of the most prominent Indian
families in old Indian Territory. He
had enjoyed splendid educational ad
vantages and bad Just embarked up
on u lite which had every promise
or being useful mid nappy. Ho grew
to manhood Iu this town and is
known by almost everyone. A large
number of fi lends accompanied the
remains to their last resting place.
Among tho out of town relatives
ami friends hero for the funeral are
Richard AlcLish and wife or Wapu
liucliii, parents or the deceased; Jer
ry Washington and family of Alarl
etin; Airs. Husk, Gainesville, Texas;
Cub Ileum and wife, Wapaniicka;
Airs, tiiiith, AlaiioUa; Cutch Smith
and family, .Marietta; Dr. T. H. Dow
II and family. Davis; II. 1". Mill
drew, Tishomingo; I'M l-illo and
family, Wynnewood.
T.N. COLEMAN
... THE CITY DRUGGIST ....
Telephone . 9 W. Main St.
Hungry poets aie
with empty honof.
not satisfied
jo voMterdav northwost of town. J. ! Announcement
Gabriel was chosen one of tho I Miss llaiinn will return to Aid
trustees. Tho now district will build more Saturday, September Mh, rendy
a, good school house. It is the. pur-1 for work and can bo found at tho
. . . ..... . , r... t,.....-.ll... liniicn lhrmn 'I.V
una,, or Mrs. .NimacK io s irroui u , .iimnum iim" ,....,, ........
Ardmore with good school buildings.
W. P. Poland
W. D. Foster
Poland & Foster
Successor.-; to Uoborts & Poland
Loans and Abstracts, Fire and Tornado Insurance. Prompt
Service, lit liable Companies.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
I
i
Colored Sunday Schools of the State
In Annual Convention.
Tho state convention of the color- j
ed Sunday schools convened bore I
this morning In .Mount .Ion Hoptlst
church. Tho president Hov. II. J. F.
Westbipoks called the convention to
order at 9 o'clock this morning. De
votional services wero conducted by
Dr. l'rinco. Tho forenoon was con
Mimed In preliminary work and in
the appointment of committees. Tho
colored pcoplo extend a cordial Invi
tation to all persons to attend and
witness the proceedings. Tho con
vention will remain iu session until
Sunday night. Among tho visitors
aro 1). J. F. Wostbrook, S. S. Jones,
....Hryant, C. A. lluchaimn, '. D.
Garnulian, Dr. Prince and Dr. H.y-wcod.
W. A. I.edbctter has returned from
Tulsa, whero ho attended tho stato
democratic convention.
I'resbyteriaii choli prnctlco Saturday
nlglH TitK 1J
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
For Sale of School Lands.
A mm-iKirtlwm meeting r busi
ness and pioft slon:iI men, farmers,
iuicIkiiiIcs, ami citizens geu-,,iily,
who are opposed to a system of state
tenantry and who b llevo that the
school ilaud of the stato should be
sold to houio-makers. Is hereby cat' -u
to be hold nt Guthrie, Okla., on Tin"
day, September 15, l'JOS, for the pur-
jkuw or rructlng a state organization
to work Tor Uio sale or those lands
All eainmt invitation Is extended to
nil who favor the sale ot the sch i.n
IrihIs to attend this mooting n I .is
slst In planning and carrying out tin
eifectlvo and sucotnitfnl canipulKU u
this end. Hy direction of the l.incoiu
County Citizens' l.eftgue for tho sal
of the school hindi.
H. II. C.ll.STHAI', Chairman.
C. U. WILSON, Jr. Secretary.
Wagers on Cotton.
Homo few wagers aro being made
this year on Dlio local yield of cotton.
One man offered to wager that the
town would not get 1 .1.000 bales by
the first of January. Some ofTer to
wager that the town will not buy as
much cotton this year as It did hint
year and others say there wlll be
more cotton produced In Carter coun
ty. Tho crop Ik fairly good. Tho re
cent rain will bring tho plnnt to lull
development and should tho county
bo favored with a Into frost Ardmore
will buy more co'Uon than It did last
year. The Farmer' I'nlon will make
Its minimum price this week, but
the farmer here generally Is not In
a position to fully co-operate with
the union in any plan to hold cotton
and the innjorlty of tho crop will be
marketed before tho first of the
year.
Notice.
Hiibllc Weigher's Scales are now
ready for use ami are located. Wag
on scales In alley back of W H,
Frame's UK store. Cotton scales at
Compress yard. It Is the duty of the
I'ubllc Weigher or his deputy to
wolgh all cotton, grain of every kind,
live stock, hay, cotton seed, coal,
wood, broom corn, and all other prod
nets sold hy weight nml no othc n
allowed to weigh any such prodji's
either free or for hire. Call on ii'h
for the law on this.
W. I SMITH
3-C Hublle Wolghc
NOTICE SONS.
To all members of Camp Sam Davis
Sens or Confederate VoUrons. and
those eligible to membership, deslr
lug to become members.
Camp Sum Davis will meet at 3
p. in., Sunday. Soptenib'r fith. 1!8.
At the Hroadwuy .Methodist church.
Officer will be elected und other mat
nix of Importance nttend il to.
J. A. HASS, Comnmiilei
i: Al. (SALT. Adjutant.
It takes mi experienced eleva or
boy to let a man down easy.
Forced Sale
Owners, of These Properties Need Honey Bad
3 room house, line place, $1100.00, 1-2 cash balmue $li per month
Fine corntr lot in McLisli Addition, $560.00. Easy terms on this,
Nice farm in Northeast Tt .ns for sale or trido for Ardmore resl
deuce property.
SEE .ME FOH HAKOAI.NS
CONKLIN, The Real Estate Man
i? N. Waslni),'con
Phone 320