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Ardmore, Friday, November 6, 1S03
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGGE FIVE
Hat Pins
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Real Rose Hat Pins
It doc not iccm pouibte, yet It li true,
that lh Hat I'lna are made out of live
rosca.and changed Into metal by a accrc t
procew. This dlacovery la without
doubt ono of the lost erta of the ancient
Kuyptlans. They are the moat beautiful
of all Mat Pin. No two are alike. Made
In f inlahca to conform to the prevailing
fashions In millinery. Sis alztt at tho
fotlowlnir priccai
S1.50, $2.00, $2.50, (
$3.00, $3.75, $4.50 v
Everybody latatklnirabout them. Don't
fail to come In and ace them. Thcaeare
the genuine DELAMOTHE Real Hoae
Hat rinv
W Iter C. Dean
PERSONALS
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PICK-UPS HERE AND THERE. 1
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! :
Sam Oppllnger of Tishomingo Is
hero today looking after business.
A. 0. Kthrldgo n well known citizen
of Idabcl Is n business visitor here to
ilny. II. W. Jones nnd wife of Marietta
are In the city today visiting with
friends.
.Miss llooslo Gibson il spond' the
week-end iwUh her sister, .Mrs. Sugg's,
nt Pauls Valley.
q. I). Glbbs, editor of the Johnston
County Diinocr-.tl, win nu Ardmoro
visitor todny.
Deputy United States .Mnrshal Iliir
ly, who recently succeeded to tho of
fice on the resignation of Mr. Hammer
of this place, was n visitor to the
city today.
T. II. Washington, postmaster of
Hentley, Atokn comity, was In Ard
moio this morning.
Geo. h. Klco of Ada Is among the
buslncsx vlsltom here today.
Miss Mnttlo Prultt nnd '.Miss Dula
ney of Cornish are visiting here this
week.
GRAND JURY
About 150 bales of cotton were on
the strcts todny. The selling price
averaged from S to S.S7 1-ln.
Several loads of fine hogs arrived
from the country this morning. (iooJ
hogs arc bringing I.Sfi.
Ardniore's First Monday Is Ix-com-lug
so IniiKirtaut nnd the exhibits are
so iunny In number nnd so good that
Uio name will havo to be changed to
'Tb County Fair." Frank Harris who
lives at Drake Is here visiting mlth bis
mother, Mrs. Arch Ciunphell, nnd he
'brought wllh him some exhibits for
the First- Momlny In December.
Among his products Is some very flue
coni which ho says will bring 75 cents
it busbVl when other com brings R0
cents, lie eprcts to take off the
prize on corn, jMitntoes audi pumpkins.
He also brouglit turnips nnd Kp
corn.
Mr. nikl Mrs. C. W. Anderson nre
now occupying tht Judge Gales cot
In go on C street, and Thlr.l nvonuc,
southwest.
CARTER COUNTY GRAND JURY
WILL MEET NEXT MONDAY
WHEN COURT CONVENES.
II
MOTHER
AND
FATHER
And the folks would enjoy the
evenings between supper and
bedtime more if they could
listen to an
EDISON
hatever their mood it
may be gratified with the ex
tensive selection of records
for the Edison Phonograph.
Why not enjoy life as you go
along. It's easy to own a
Phonograph "our way."
The Carter county grand Jury sum
moned for tho October term of tho
district court will meet next Mon
day. Tho following citizens huvo
been eummoned: J. F. Hnrdeinan,
Ardmoro; It. W. llandol, Ardmorc;
T. K. Kearney, Ardmoro; John
Thomas, Damn; G. D. Lantls, Unr
wyn; V. M. Kirkpatrlck, Fox; J.
M. Zlko, Ardmoro; W. M. Tubs.v,
Tussy; V. K. Nnll, Fox; Ilob i'llce,
Ino Grove; C C, Culpepper, Now
port; J. D. Payne, Ardmoro; 11.
M. Harwood, Hoxbar; J. H. nrldges,
IiOiio Grove; T. J. Pollock, Snced;
J. M. Shclton, Ardmorc; C. C.
Thompson Glenn; It J. Akcrs, Wood
ford; W. F. Whltchurst, Ardmoro;
J. K. Gait, Ardmoro.
SPECIAL MATINEE
Special Saturday Matinee by tho
Fnlton Stock Company. Prices 10
nnd 20 cents.
llert llerry Is reported to have met
n 1-ovo county officer and offered to
dlsposo of n Ixittlo of whisky to htm
for tho angulation price. Tho offlcor
refused to buy anil tho offer was re
ported to Deputy Ijindrum and Herry
was placed In Jail.
Deputy nnivilrum found n wagon
yesterday on which was loaded 00
half-pints of -whisky. The wet goods
woro talicn In chnrgo by tho officer.
OFFICIAL
ELECTION
RETURNS
The .Monk voting box leported yes-1
terdny ewnluf; nnd I he official count
la Carter county shows the voles heie
given:
Voting Plnco Dem Rep See
llnptlst church 132 30 6
McCharen's store . ... 1 52 48 &
Mansfield's sloro lifi IS i!i
Hull s store 7 M i
Chancellor's store .... $0 S3 13
City llnll (W IS 1
Staples' store 79 80 3
Davis hoiJe .. 33 01 3
Whit Hotel 173 30 I
Total Ardmorc vole 130. BOS 1$
Mooro's store 10S
I'olhml's store in
Canning factory 13
Whitney's' store ....... 2I
I'rovenco 3D
Durwood 3S
Mulkoy 23
llwwyn 102
Springer 50
Glenn , 12
Newport '.... 71
Wheeler
lien Id to u
Kollau ..
K
Tbo voto against tho stnto agency
seems decisive. Tin peoplo kIo nol
want tho tugency ns a constitutional
amendment. It howowr romnlns on
Uio stntuto 'books nnd tho agencies
will probably continue ns they have
horetoforo.
Alniut a half dozen alleged giimb
Hug places and about thnce limes that
many whisky Joints wero raided yes
terdny by Sheriff Akers and Dopnty
I.nndrum. No wet goods wero found
an;! no arrests iwero made.
LUKE S MUSIC
STORE
COLD STORAGE
MARKET
Tho fall season Is opening up and
wo havo put on the market many
delicacies In tho meat lino. Below
wo quote a few Items and the
prices for same:
Head Cheese, per Id 10c
Liver Sausago, pur lb 10c
King Dologna, per lb 10c
Wenlcs, per lb 15c
Minced Ham per lb 15c
Pressed Ham, per lb 20c
Polish Sausage, per lb 122c
Knoblach Sausage, per lb 12'c
Frankforts, per lb 15c
Dag Dologna, per lb 15c
Souse, per lb 10
Scrnppb por lb 10c
K. C. Link Sausage, per lb 15c
Try some of our Cushlng Cream
ery butter, chceso of all kinds, homo
rendered lard.
Wo would bo pleased to havo
your order for fomo of these ogodi,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Itespectfully,
COLD STORAGE MARKET
Jeste James, Prop.
Coming to the Roblson Opera House
Tuesday night, November 10th, May
Stewart and lier excellent coniany
will appear at tho Roblson opera
hoiibo for ono performance, Tuesdny
night, November 10th In Shakespeare's
delightful comedy, "As You Llko It. '
In sptnking of Miss Stewart's per
formance In Paducah, Ky., recontly,
the News-Democrat of that city said:
'Tho annua! opening of the Ken
tucky Theatre Monday evening, was n
grand success from iolnt of attend
nnco and the quality of the attraction
Miss 'May Stewart, In tho Shakespeare
comedy, "As You Llko It, was all
thnt she had been heralded. Shu lies
scsscs grace, beauty and power, all
three In the highest degree, and her
ictlng 'brought forth repented applause
from her magnificent audience. This
was her first appearance In Pnducnli
and she has won a iwarm spot In the
hearts of tho patrons of Tho Ken
tucky. Mr. Lonniel D. C. Josephs the
leading man, made quite a hit with
his excellent rending of tho "Seven
Ages," ns well as with his entlro role.
Tho wholo cast was well balanced
and the management of Tho Kentucky
Is to bo congratulated on securing
such a fine attratcion for Its opening
number.
I prtimMlT oMiunwllnaU ronntnei. or NO ki, I
I Urtl. hriul Mulch iuxlei or ritut". for frr
I arRic'L. confiointul. . -leu frucuco I
lwik nntlnw In rtlilntn ami onlriil.Vlu,t in.
I ": loiidvrlllpar.U iwto a pin nrrinlothr I
I T.UIUI1U mioP4Ulluiu prill lire vi Ml tuuina. I
ID. SW FT & 00,
1 50 1 Seventh St., Washington, 0. C.l
Tho Ilroadway Daptlst peoplo nro
planning for a great Thanksglvln
sorvlco and Free Will offering. Tho
church owes a sum and In this.
way tho body hopes to pay their In
dtihteducss. Tho city has been dl
vided Into districts nnd ono deacon
takes a, district and works It thor
oughly for offerings. The organi
zation Is an excellent ono nnd tho
Daptlst peoplo hopo to mnku Thanks
ghlng day n memorable one.
Mnrrlago licenses have been IS'
sued to J. II. Dry and LIUlo Gun
ler of Keller; J. M. Caudlo and
Dora Patrick, Hoxbar; Dr. .Tames
V. Webb and Lulu Maud Gilliam,
O. A. AVells has written a lot
ter from Alaska to W, S. Wolvcr
ton of this city. Mr. Wells snld
that' everything was ' freezing thero
and the letter ho wroto would have
to eonio overland In sleds. It was
morn than thirty days reaching
hero. Ho said his family had nr
rived and liked tho country only
fairly well. Mr. Gcorgo F. Oaten
from hero arrived there on tho 17th
of September nnd Mr. Wells ex
pressed himself as being happier
to see Mr. Gates than ho was over
boforo to boo a former friend.
Two Hundred Drowned.
Amoy, Nov. '8. A smnll steamer,
carrying COO passengers from Amoy
to Tungnn, a few miles distant, snnk
last night. Two hundred of tho pas
sengcrs iwero drowiml. Chinese Junks
rescued tho others.
Subscribe for tho Ardmorlto
FOR SALE
My land, ono mile north of. city
limits, near street car line, never
fail! springs. Dwelling and two
barns, stalls, cribs, wagon sheds, a
hog lot, hog xasturo fouced with
spring-coll hog-proof wire, a good
small pasture, water in it never fail'
Ing. Pnsturo larg0 enough for 20
head of fctock. A small orchard, fenc
ed to It elf. This land can be
bought on satisfactory terms. I only
sell becauso I am not a larmer,
and to get some farmer to own my
allotmoirt. See mo.
A. D. CHASE
315 Second Avcnuo, cor. D. St.
Ardmoro, Okla.
An Ardmoro man would not pay hi
"board bill and Iho good lady who hnu
been feodlng him npinonled to Mr,
Land rum of tho sheriff' office. She
follows! his ndvlco and sworo out
complnlnt ntraltiBt him. The man wns
very glad to have an opportunity to
pay tho boar3. bill nnd Uio ndlltlonnl
amount charged for court costs. The
tellow thought Imprisonment for
dobt was obsoleto but ho -was con
vlnced Oklahoma has a law designed
to protect peoplo who run boanllng
houses.
MATINEE TOMORROW
At 2:30 tomorrow nfternoon th
Fulton Stock Company will glvo
speclnl matinee. Prlcos 10 nnd
cents.
Catholic Church.
Next Sunday Holy Mass will be
read at ten o'clock in Ardmore, be
causo thr resident priest will not
havo services In Duraiit.
A Call to Company C.
On Sunday" nftornoon next, tho
new dress uniforms will bn Issued
to Company G, at 2 p. m. nt thol
headnunrtnrs. Tho company will
pleaso attend in full forco.
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HARGROVE
COLLEGE
CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION
WORK AWARDED TO GILL CO,
WILL COST ABOUT $20,000
Superintendent of the Company An
nounces That Work Is to Degln
at Once The College Is Rising
From Ashes Greater Than Ever
La France Shoes
FOR WOMEN
Tho stylo of cut
allows our
$3.50
Kiii-sia Calf, Button Oxblood A
I .ititif nl design uiiil i'li ,'unt (Irtish.
It Is intended (specially for Pall
weir by woin n who drtss smartly
mid correct'y.
2.1Sli
1.30B
2.1BS
1.2S5
5S
el ler
Iine Grove
Cheek
Grnliam
Fox
Chugrls 31
Woodford 7(1
Ilauni 13
Howlit 07
Poolvllle IS
Monk It)
Following Is tho vote received
;iuh candldnte:
For President.
Hryim
Tatt
Dubs
For Supreme Court.
Hays
Dickorson
Dennett
For Corporation Commissioner.
Watson 2,102
Reynolds 1,21)5
Oilryan , 5S3
For Congress.
Cnrtor 2,000
Hneki'tt , . .J". 1,107
M C. Carter 411
For Stnto Senate.
Mien 2.15S
Hutchinson l,2ati
Illgdon 502
For Representative.
Gllnior 2.1110
Wlmyno v 2,177
llarreld 1.30V
Taylor 1,207
Knsworth I 5S0
McKnlght 5S(
For president the Independence par
ty received 3 votes nnd the Peoples
pnrty 1.
On tho stnto questions tho full vole
of tho county gives tho following ro-
suit: Question No. 1. for 1,281,
against 2,301; question No. 2, for 2
125, ngalnst 1,033; question No. 3, for
2,027, ngalnst 9'J3; question No. 1, for
2,043, against 9C1; question No. 5, for
1,222, against 2,072.
MATINEE SATURDAY
Tho Fulton Stock Company will
glvo a special matlneo at opera
house tomorrow nftornoon nt
Prlcos 10 and 20 ccntB.
:30,
A few days more to got a violin,
mandolin or guitar FIIKK; olso n
guarantco with each term of l?b
Ions with the Saunders Conservnto
ry of Music. Thoso wishing to tn
roll cnll at our studio at 207Vi W
Main St.. or Phono 7C7. and our
representative will call and explalu
In detail our method and tonnu. Our
rapid enrollment of pupils combined
with our liberal tcrmh, places a mu
slcal education within tho rcr.cn of
nil. Wo havo a limited number of
Instruments to placo In your city.
So "get In line,' nnd lot us leavo ono
In your home. 4-3
At Irtet the propect of llaipot!
coilepo n rising from Its ashes, so lon I
looked forwrd to by the peoplo uf
Ardmorc Ik to be ronllgtd, and It Is I
only a matter of months now herorvj
the Muck cloaks and mortar bonnb of
thp college girls thnt wero fonnerlv j
ueh a fnmlllnr sight uikiii the streets
of Ardmoro, will awulu gnet the eyes
of our cltlrciw. When Hargrove ed
lejto was consume!, by the flnmi, unl
verttul sorrow filled nil iheurts. It whs
an Institution that everyone iwns
proal of. Standing on an eminence
vlslblo from all portions of the city.
It was the flint rtJ't iKilnted. out to
visitors nnd It loomed up constantly
before the people- ns a grand monu
ment to tln educational spirit ns i"ll
ns to the architectural taste of the
people of Antuione.
It will 'bo renieinlerod that a strong
effort wns made to remove the site
of the college from Ardmore nfter the
flr nnd It was only by the must en
ergetic work upon the part of ninny
public spirited (it Irons that tho dl
rectors wero Induced to keep tho col
lege here. Tho old site, however, wns
Bold and n now ono chosen In the
northern part of tho city, better situ
nted uihl Upon higher ground than the
old site.
Yestordny afternoon tho directors
of the college met In the bonrd rooms
of the City National Hunk for the pur
pone of opening the bills for tho con
structlou of tho college building. They
found thnt thero were six bids submit
ted, four from Ardmore contractors,
and two from out of town builders.
The four Ardmoro bidders were C. F.
Frsiloy, Iifo Crnce, George Krlckhon
nnd tho M. J. Gill Construction Com
pany. Tho foreign bidders wore Al
Alexander of Oklahoma City and F.
Sutton of Arkansas.
The board of directors wore In sec
ret session for over three hours nnd
thoroughly cnnvnHHuf nil of tho bids.
All the bidders were either present in
porhon or hnil their representatives
on tho rmund, nnd were sevornllv
cnlUd iboftiro tho board aiuli subjected
to the most rigid examination ns to
their qualifications and the uharactr
of their references and every detail
of the construction work was thoi
oughly entered Into njoforo the con
tract wns let.
The contract wns finally awarded
(o the M. J. Gill Construction company
of this city. Mr. M. J. Gill, tho presi
dent of tho company was recently
called to Pennsylvania by the death
of his father, but Is oxiiocted home
this evening or tomorrow: morning. He
is amnu of wide experience In Un
building of public buildings nnd bus
n great reputation for, thoroughness
and technical skill. His represent.!
tlve, Mr. K. J. Gallagher, who Is the
compnny's, superintendent of construe
Hon, announces that tho work will ne
begun at onco and pushed rapidly to
completion.
The new building will bo mucfi
'hnndbomor than tho former one and
of a difforont stylo of urehltec'u
The architecture will bo nlong Gothic
lines and a combination of brick nnd
whlto native stone. It is designed,
when complotod, to be of larger ca
pacity than the former college build'
lng nnd will 'bo a monument of archi
tectural beauty thnt Ardmore will be
proud of. It will cost In tho neighbor
hood of $20,000.
Lynn,The Shoe Man
Ardmore, Oklahoma
T- N. COLEMAN
Telephone. .
THE CITY DRUGGIST ....
9 W. Main St.
DISTRICT COURT.
i sei lor llie -nu oi m I II IP
lwt Thursday, November 5
FULTON STOCK CO.
In ti Now Repertoirn of Comedies
nnd Dramas
Mr&. S. E. Wallaco returned yos
torday evening from a brief visit
with her daughter, Mrs, W. K. Hus
ton nt Valley Vlow, Texas.
ALBATROSS
That's tbo namo of the beat Cour
sold In Ardmore.
G. M. Tlppltt of Oklahoma City-
was hero today representing the
Wnrden-lObrlght Printing Co.
Grand Jury Will Convene Next Mo
day Criminal Docket the 16th.
The October term of the dlstilct
court which was set for the 21th of
October, but wn
ninth of November
state supreme court, will convene liu
this county Monday morning. The
grand' nnd petit Juries huvo been sum
moned nnd the eilmlnal docket will
be taken up on the 10th of the month.
Tho grntul Jury will convene on the
lull. Following Is the setting uf the
docket.
Monday, November 10th Duck
Hampton, larceny; Walter Green, for
gery; Walter Green, forgory.
Tuesday, November 17th Joe Hob-
irson. murder; W. T. Cnple, iiKsauli'
to kill; W. T. Cnple, nin.
Wednesday, November ISth
Stevenson, murder; 12. 11. Franklin
nssault to kill.
ThursHrny, November llttli Arthur
ami Walter Jomn, larceny; Ilort Hill-
ott, larceny.
Frldny, Novwnbor 20th J. II. Uive,
murder; Con Prultt, false pretense.
Saturday, Novmber 21st John
Wright, false pretense; John I.e Hoy,
burglary.
Monday, November 23rd Ud. Dan
lots, murder; John Children, larceny.
Tmtiday, November 21th llert Join
er, murder.
Wednwdny, November 2Sth George
Shannon, larceny; Uzstlo Pickens, lar
ceny; Osetw wiiKerson, inibo pteieusc
l'hursday, Novomler 20th Henry
Stevenson, larceny; I.ovitt Simpson,
larceny; Cairo Christian, ntttmpt to
kill; Frank Turner, murder.
Friday, November 27th Georgo Km
beiilu, minder.
Saturday. November 23th Owen
Aubrey, larceny; Owen Aubrey, lar
cony.
Mondny November 30th Zobe
Kdge and Ilrowule Carlock, murder.
Tuesdny, December 1st G. G. K wr
ing, muivler.
Wtdnesday, Decembor 2nd Jim Or
gan, sodomy,
Tuobday, Decomber 3id Hence Co
hee, murcU-r.
Grand Jury to bo empaneled Mon
day, November 9th.
Jobison Opera House
0 Nights Commencing
Special Scenery and rccitlcal
Effects
j r Two ladle
-nnve Ladies free
Two ladies or ono
one gen-admitted
on one paid 30o ticket If purchased
ueture ll p. in. l nursiiny evening.
Opening 11111
"The Hand of Man"
Night Prices .... 10c, 20c, 30c
Saturday Matinee nt 2:30 P. M.
Mntlnco Prices - - - 10c and 20o
SEE THE NEW REZNORS USED
WITHOUT STOVE PIPE.
18tf ARDMORE SUPPLY CO.
Beckham's
Cafe...
Opens November 1
Now fixtures, new fur
nishlngH. Courtesy and
Satibfitcj'.ion guaranteed
Open day and night.
At the Gilmer Hotel
The Wrong Color.
They havo a fine turkey 'round
at Newman's. Ills namo Is Howard
and they nay he Is a republican tur
key. Dut tho Ardmorclte is of tho
opinion that ho Is t wheorng color.
Ho is pure whlto.
For Sale.
SO aero farm, five miles south
east of Ardmoro. J1.000 cash If
taken nt once.
Cholco resldonce, lot on D street,
southwest $1100 liberal terms.
Lots $100 each $10 down and
$10 per month. ,
ARTHUR SINCLAIR,
Opera House Building, Ardmore,
Billings Improving.
Jim Billings, wounded In arm and
hip In tho desperate fray tho night
before election, In which two other
men wero killed, Is Improving rnp-
Idliv Tho physicians now sny that i
his arm will bo saved. Hillings wants 1
to got up. Says they won't let him I
havo any tobacco whllo ho can t
help himself. I
ROBISON OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY, NOV. 10th.
The Society Event of the Season
J. E. CLINE Presents
America's Youngest Legitimate Star
MAY STEWART
Supported by a very capable company in a
musical production of Shakespeare's delightful
comedy
"AS YOU LIKE IT"
"All tho world's a stuge and all tho men and women merely
players."
Special Scenery. Magnificent Costumes.
Prices -$1.00, 75c, 50c, Children 25c, Boxes 51.50
TicKets on Sale Mondoy, 9 a. m.
Krct List SusiKMided. No Tickets Laid Aside