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Ardmore, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1008
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAtit IVE
FINE TABLEWARE
Ixclusivcncss that characteristic which distin
guishes our stocks is a quality which places the article
possessing it beyond the possibility of counterfeit.
We sell the famous lines of silverware that are
manufactured by GOKIIAM, TOVVLE, and RE1SD
& BARTON, having this individuality not found in
ordinary lines.
WALTER C. DEAN
A Happy Home
The happiest hours ol life arc
those spent in the home, in
easy enjoyment of pleasing
melodies. No need to go to
places of amusement when
home is made bright and at
tractive by the
Edison Phonograph
We have a very complete
stock of records and machines
Your Credit is Good
LUKE S MUSIC
STORE
CHOICE HOME FOR SALE
An entire lull f block of ground,
HUlMoot front, 100 foot deep, situat
ed In the west jiart of tho city,
near Highland l'nrl: tiJdlllon. First
clans savon-room houso, lighted
throughout with electric lights,
city water, largo cemont cellar un
der house1, also a atoro building
20 by 40 feet, complito with fix
tures. Stnblo room consisting of
eight stalls, throo buggy sheds,
three harness rooms, two cribs, ca
pacity COO buKhcls of corn. A com
plete poultry plant consisting of
flvo yarda with all necessary build
ings. Fifty partly bearing choice
fruit trees, also nhado trees around
property. Sldownlks under construc
tion leading o tho city, fifteen
minute' walk to tho business con
tcr. For prlco and terms call at
rosldtnco.
11-C CUllS. C. J HETH.
School Hooks for city and county
hchools for sale at tho City Drug
stort W. n. Frame. Proprietor, ln-tf
COLD STORAGE
MARKET
Tho fall season Is opening up and
wo hava put on tho market many
delicacies In tho meat lino. Dclow
wo quoto a few Items and tho
prices for samo:
Head Cheese, per lo 10c
Liver Sausago, per lb 10c
King Uologna, per lb 10c
VA'enles, i,er lb 15c
Minced Ham per lb 15c
Pressed Ham, per lb 20c
Polish Sausage, per lb 12'2c
Knoblach Sausago, per lb 12l2c
Krankforts, per lb 15c
Hag Ilologna, per lb 15c
Souse, per lb 10r
Scrapplj per lb 10c
lv. C. Link Sausago, per lb 15c
Try somo of our dishing Cream
ery buttor, cheeso of all kinds, homo
rendered lard.
Wo would bo pleased to havo
your order for somo of tbeso ogods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Hcspcctfully,
COLD STORAGE MARKET
Jesse James, Prop.
J.J.Stolfa Sells Clothing
One TH
Less K Than
Any TP Other
HOUSE IN ARDMORE !
personals
.Mr, J. W. Richardson and chil
dren Icfi this morning Tor a visit
with It lends In Dallas. She will
return by way of Ureenvlllo mid
visit a fow days before returning j
homo. j
It. II. Kverott. druggist at Mndlll.
is an Artlmoru visitor today. Mr. j
Kvorctt says his county has lining- j
united a First Monday in thulr I
town and that ciowds (if people j
are on the streets that day. It In 1
made a Ihe stock day and many j
horses ami. mules change hands.
.Monday Is also the biggest business
day with tho merchants.
J. W. Stnggs of Colbert was a
visitor here yesterday.
Wins. H. Webb Is here today from
Oklahoma City looking after some
business matters.
W. It. Onihani of Sapulpa Is
among the visitors hero today.
C. M. Cliauncey and 1). K. Price
of Ada nro visitors horo today.
O. (. MeAdams, a well known
citizen of Sulphur, Is a business vis
Iter hero today.
Thos. 11. Kylo of Ada Is among
tho visitors hero today.
Joe Wlllford, a promlnoM citi
zen of Woodford, Is hero today
looking after business matters.
C. Williams of Pauls Valloy was
transacting business hero yester-
day. j
10. S. Goodlier Is here today front '
ja1nesvillo looking nftor tho wants I
of tho grocorymen. i
Kdgar Nichols and wlfo of Ok- ,
lahoma City aie visiting hero, this
week.
John 1-ondon of Fort Smith was j
here jesterday looking after bus-
Incss matters. '
Dr. F.arly, the newly appolnteii '
ueputy United States marshal for 1
this district, Is a vlstor horo to- j
lay from Durant.
I). W. Watson Is among tho vis
itors hero today.
Chas. S. Lynch, a well known citi
zen of HoHwcll, is a visitor here
today.
J. K. Davis of Marietta was n
visitor horo yesterday.
W. P. Chlsm was n visitor hero
yesterday from Francis.
Hoy K. lltirkos of Outhrlo Is
hero today looking after business
matters.
H. C Kliiott, a well known citi
zen of Maysville, Is a business vis
itor hero today.
L. S. Thompson Is hero today
from Cleburne, Texas, looking nf
ter business matters.
Arthur Hills Is expected home
today from Springfield, Tenn., where
ho has been visiting with tho folks
at homo for tho past two weeks.
W. It. Uoberts Is In Sulphur to
day looking nfter business for th
Excelsior Steam I-nundry.
Iouls O. Nichols, u former res
ident of Ardmore, is hero today
from his farm near Wnpanucka.
Krncst Atkins visited llerwyn to
day. Dr. .1. S. Hill, Sr., of Greenville,
Texas, was hero this morning on
i route to Oklahoma City. Ho was
, accompanied as far as Ucrwyn by
' his son, J. S. Hill, Jr., of this'
I place.
, Jerry Washington and wlfo of
Marietta are hero today visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. It. . Cromer h.is arrived In t c
city. Mr. Cromer has their now home
elegantly fitted up, ntid tho couple
are at homo 27 D street, southwest.
Mrs L. K. Chlvers Is In the city
from Mnnnsvllle vlbltlng with Mrs.
G. H. Webb.
Miss .Mary Crnco Is In tho city
from Gentry, Ark., n Rinst at the
homo of Leo Crnco on Hargrove
Heights.
Miss Wllda Mason has otuined
from t very pleasing Mtsit to
Denver and other points In Colo
rado. II. S. Curtis left today for n
bus lit kh visit in points In Mlssiss
Ippl.
Itabbl Alfred T. Godshnw who has
been bore for too past fow days loft
this evening for Fort Worth.
Chas. K. llondrlx of Kansas City,
Mn was hero a fow minutes bo
tweni train today, ami was so well
Impressed by the appearance of Ard
more ilist ho will ictuin In a fow
days mill will probably locate here.
Mr. llemlrlv Is the proprietor of
the American barber simp in Kan
m City.
Rev. 1). N. Curb left on the noon
train for a business visit to Mari
etta, lie will return on the evening
train '0 bo horo nt the South Ard
more church whero ho Is conduct
ing a protracted meeting.
Attorney John P. Crawford of
Ada Is a business visitor hero to
day. J. S. Downnrd left today for a
business visit to points north.
O. L. Chancellor Is In Hyars to
day looking after somo land deals.
County Attorney Jim Mathers Is
In llerwyn today looking after bus
iness matters.
Chas. Fralcy Is In Marietta to
day looking after business matters.
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PICKUPS HERE AND THERE.
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Miss Abby Hanna has, ucwb from her
homo town Gnlesburg, 111., that will
mnko tho-Hryan admirers happy. Gnl
esburg Is n red bot republican town.
It has been celebrating the Lincoln
Douglas debates that occurred n half
century ago. Mr. Uryan was one of
the honoroj visitors. Ho was met hy
tho collego girls who showered him
with red roses nnd six thousand peo
plo gavo him an enthusiastic recep
tion Mr. Bryan said after
his visit to GnlcKhurg ho was moro op
timistic than at any other time dur
ing tho campaign.
Trad0 Promotion, that's the watc'n
word thet-o days.
Tile circus will be here tomorrow.
Tonight tho streets will bo crowded.
Everybody will bo down town to see
everybody olso.
Tonlea, niado by the Indianapolis
Hrewlng company won out In tho
county court. Tho state chemist
Prof IMulu Dollarr was hero and tes
tilled to nu analysis ho had mado
of the soft drink. It contains by
weight only .SI per cent nlcohol, not
a third of ono pcrccnt.lt has no malt,
no yeast cells, bears no ovldcnco of
fermentation and contains no dele.
torlous matter.
Information was received here to
day that Mrs. G. P. Selvldgo of thin
city, underwent a very sorlouo
operation at Galveston this morning,
but that tho patient had withstood
the shock well nnd everything tended
to a favorablo outcome.
Friends In this city havo been ad
vised of tli0 birth of a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dougherty at Cle
burne, Texas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dough
erty were former residents of Ardmoro
and are welt, known hero.
Do euro and call up tho Ardmoro
Supply Co., for estimates on piping
your house. Phono CO 20tf
Axininister Art Squares
Brussells Art Squares
All Wool Art Squares
Granite Art Squares.
All kinds of Carpets
Matting, Linoleum
Etc.
If you want anylloor
coverings come to
my store and look
over a complete line.
R. A. Jones' Big
Furniture Store
NEW YORK IS SAFELY
IN THE BRYAN COLUMN
Mr. Terry of this place has been
writing to Ids friends in the rait
and the replies to tho questions on.
the olltleal situation make Rood rond-j
lug for tho democrats. In this letter'
Mr. Pratt Is mentioned. He Is a Now
Yorker who moved to Ardmoro and'
purchased property horo. Ho died
whllo on a visit to his okl home. Tho
lottcr follows:
Dunkirk. Oct. n. 1'jnS.
Mr. George Terry, i
Ardmoro, Oklahoma.
My Denr Georgo: Ymir letter has
been nt hand for some time, t havo
delayed answering It earlier, not bo
cause opinion was liable to change
with every change of mind but rather
to verify or fortify It. i
You are awaro thai conditions hero
In tho enst among older states, per-
haps nro moro conservative than In
thu young nnd husky commonwealth '
of tho west. In the Imluitrlnl centers,
whoro inbor congregates and the wage;
earners In the Mbops and ractoilesi
most abound there Is a spirit of uii-'
ro&t nnd socialism i gaining many
converts, how tunny and how far and
how It will affect tin two old parties;
In the "round up" on election day Is i
TRADE PROMOTION
HOW A DAIRY WAGON FIGURED
IN ORIGIN OF THE WORK OF
TRADE EXTENSION.
t
A team to a dairy wagon ran nway
one morning early. Tho people wero
making their way to town nnd :'i
early ones -;uw the dash made by the
horses. Ono merchant stopped on his
way to se tho mad rush of tin- hors
es, nnother stopped to seo tho spilled
milk nnd still nnother came up. The
three talked. Trade promotion was
the tlienin nnd out of the little meet
ing on the streot when the mllkmn.
lost his milk grew the Trade promo
tion club. It Is a youngster yot but
all the people nro Joining. There are
no knockers cm a plan to extend tho
trade territory of the town. It win
nit Inlorfero -with tho commercial
club, but rather It will be tho menns
of helping tho club. Tho two organis
ations will work together.
"Just take tho tax rolls'" said ono
of tho solicitors for members for tho
Trado Promotion Club today, "and
you havo tho names of tho niombcr
of tho organization. Kverybody Is
Joining." I
Tho business of tho club will bo1
transacted by twelvo good business'
men who will compose the executtv'
committee. In conjunction with thlsj
oxeciitlvo commltteo sub-comnilttecs
will work nnd tho problems will bo
met and solved as they nro reached.
Tho object of the club U a good ono.'
Tho extension of tho trado territory
of the town means n bigger nnd bet
tor town.
Th0 awarding of prizes for tho bo it
products will Inevitably lead to a
county fair. There Is no other wayi
out of It. Former fnlrs havo been
unsuccessful from a financial! stand
o!nt becauso too much was undertak
en. Tho proper way to havo these
fairs at least for tho beginning Is to
have displays arranged down town
whero Hvo stock and farm products'
can bo exhibited. Prizes can bo I
awarded nnd the sights can bo taken
In -without tho prlco of an admission
ticket. If thero nr0 shows nnd toccb
on tho sides lot thorn bo outside mat
ters and dealt with In that manner.
SOME BIG BARGAINS.
FOR SALK I room house cn Main
street; also vacnut lots on C street,
S. W. and on Main streot
FOR SAMO Vi lots well locitod,
$100 each, $10 cash and $10 per mouth.
FOR TUADK SO acre
miles from Ardmoro for city proper
ty. FOR H 1-3 NT I room house, modem
conveniences.
ARTHUR SINCLAIR,
Opera House Building, Ardmore.
GAS STOVES
Hluo ennmeled body, no rust, no
blacking nnd thoy nro cheap, new
est Improved lino. No ono clso has
them.
T. K. KEARNEY
rtf
To the Public.
Having disposed or my Intorest
In The Hub to Georgo A. McCor
kle, who with John Stono will con
tinue tho business as McCorklo &
Stone, I trust that all of my cus
tomers .will coiitiuuo tholr business
with tho now management.
It. A. JONF.S.
n mnt-r of conjecture You i.in rest,
assured ns far as my observation h.vi
Item aid,, to reach. Tht w is t.j dl.
sn Unfurl I on so far In tl.e dcm-Ktatlc
party, there all of the dements are ,
pulling together for the siiccet.8 of tho
Nntlotini Ticket. It Is (xpcitcd by
every conservative demon at that the
state will give n majorl y for Lnnii.
If ihe conditions throughout the Rtato
nrt the samo as they are In this con. I
ty, you need pass no sleepless nights
worrying about tho result. Tho In
dependence party cut no llguro In
tho contost; our only fenr comes from
soelnllsm.
I helped lay Mr. Pratt to n- tn
Fredouln cemotorv. I liked iiie ma a
personally, he was nlwavs a staunch
friend of mine, though a repuMican
Hoping we will start upon a new r.i
of prosperity nfter tho 4th of next
Mnrch, by tho election of lMan and
a democratic house of rcprcscn atlvei
and that there may bo enacted Into
law a government guarnnt of bank
deposits, which will foiever set at!
rest tho conditions which hnvt pre
vailed In the llnanelal world the lam.
IS months. j
Yours verv truly. I
l: L. HARRISON
PARADE OF ELKS
ANTLERS PUT ON CROWD OF AP
PLICANTS LAST NIGHT. OTH
ER TOW..S REPRESENTED.
The lClks had a shown of their own
yesterday afternoon. Tho nntlored
herd gathered nt 5 o'clock for the jiur-J
pose of reviewing tho novices that;
woro to tie Initiated. There was a
bunch of them, too. A lino of puindoj
was formed ltl front of the Hlks hall
and passed down llroadway to Caddo,!
thenco on Main to C west returning
went north on Washington street to ;
the hall. In a largo wire cage two of,
tho novices wero caged. They were j
J. V. Ayler nnd II. T. llarreld In their I
suits of many colors, they wero kept I
pacing from on0 end of tho cage to!
the other by a. corps of animal tmln-j
ors which walked nlong sldo with j
pitchfork In hand. Following this ox-j
hlblt came tho water wagon. And!
hero tho surprise wns sprung. Tho
Idea of n representative of a county
attorney's offlco In a prohibition J
country riding on a -water wagon. No1
such scene ns that was over ciincteu1
bofore. Smith C. Matson gracing a
water wagon No ono ever expected
It of him. Hut since tho Klks put him
on tho water wagon thero Is no -way,
for him to got out of IL Following
close by was tho hoodlum. It was
presided over by Chief of Police Ilucn
Garrott and pollcomnn Iathrum.
"hnlncd to tho floor In tho hoodlum
was Prof. ICvans. Ho resisted the
chains but that didn't count. Ills
friend A. C. Crnco who has been out
of tho lodgo for two years came back
In for tho purKso of seeing th0 Ini
tiation of Prof. Kvans.
Tho bunch who hnd tho Antlers put
on Ia.t night v,tb comiiosed of l.u'h
titer 11. Smith of Mnrlotta, II G.
House secretary of tho republican
stat,, commltteo nt Marlettn, J. T.
Hartmaii of Sulphur, J. W. Sheldon
of Wynnewood, O. G. MeAdams of
Sulphur, S. W. Frost or Sulphur, ni d
these from Ardmoro, J. W. Ayler,
Joo A. Garner, Hnl Wolvorton, Ch.i.i.
Kvans, S. C. Mntson, J. C Ilass., M.
IC. Crnco, Hoy M. Johnson and II. T
llarreld.
After tho ceremonies woro ove n
buffctt luncheon was served In th"
baiKpiot room of tho lodgo
Tho Ardmoro lodgo of ICIks Is growj
Ing faster than any other lodgo In tho
state. Thoy havo an elegant, hall and'
havo always boon very generous to
tho people of tho city In tho vny of
giving their liall for public receptions
nnd gatherings. I
FOR SALIC Truckngo property closo
In til x ir2, flvo room dwelling; '
special low prlco for rpilck sale of
11000.
VFRV IUCSIUAI1I.K tcsIi! :i . lot
8th Ave. and G street, N , ono
block from car line, $250 ensh or
$S00 on any terms you want. This
is oouer iimn any suu'.iruan nilui
lion. TO KX C II A N O H Fa n n I n county.
Texan farm valued nt $17S0: for
good rosldenco In Ardmoro nnd will'
pay d fforenco In cafch.
If you watut to buy or sell, seo me.
O. M. IIKDFIHLD,
I. O. Hldg. Phono 507.
Tho Quick Comfort natural gas
heating stovo makes tho room com-
fortnblo uulckor than nny ot'ier gas
stovo. Tho prlco Is n little less and i
your gas bill will bo n llttlo less I
when you use them. For sale only j
by Jllvons, Co:hn & Frenslcy. I
52.50 SSHO
$2.5(1 Specials 0ttM
LYNN, The Shoe Ian
A ' AIout Our On tr.intt i 1 1 h'M I r Li' is
tiid ( icntli i. t n.
I A ' Aliout Our (tii ir.tntt t 1 I h .t In Le1 tt H
ind ( cnt It i. t n, H
MAJESTIC
"The Best Show on Earth"
CATERS ONLY TO Till- BlST PEOPLE
) Soul Kiss.
Program Tho Miwtiuonulcr.
) Wiiii toil A Military Man.
C. P. 1 1 all's biff store on Caddo
Stie.t t will jjive 10 per cent off on
spot cash purchases until Dec. 15.
If you want goods charged you
you can get them on easy payments.
c. P. HALL
Thu Highest, Now and frv'cond Hand Homo Out
litters in tlio city at. Cash Prices for u littlo down
and hiilancu in weekly or monthly payments.
T.N. COLEMAN
THE CITY
Telephone .
ALBATROSS
That's tho name of tho best flout
Hold tn Ardmoro.
WATCH FOR THE NEW ECON
OMY GAS HEATERS THIS WEEK.
THEY ARE THE BEST. "ASK
THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE."
4f ARDMORE SUPPLY CO.
ROBISON OPERA HOUSE
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
COMMENCING
THURSDAY, OCT. 15TH
THE
"Bell Boy Musical Comedy Co'
WITH
JOHNNY AND ELLA CALVIN
AND
BIG BEAUTY CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS
Two carloads of beautiful scenery and
electrical effects, Two change of play
every night. Opening play "Thu Bull
Uoy
SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE
Prices, 25c, 35c and 50 Cents
DRUGGIST ....
9 W. Main St.
FOR SALE.
Somo cholco town property In
Grove. Fourtoc-cn lot lu block tea
ami two lots In block eleven, goort
house, vlenty of lino fruit and good
garden plot. I will sell very cheap
as I have moved from Oklahoma. J.
, , n 1, IL.Inntl.,n M-nvfl a
' II lino wk2
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