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Ardmorc, Wednesday, Feb, 10, 1909
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PACE SEVEN
LANDS
We own and offer for sale in
tracts to suit the purchaser
over 5,000 acres of farm lands.
These lands on account of
fertility and location have
been selected by us out of
100,000 acres of land in Ok
lahoma. By experience we know these,
farms to be especially adapted
to the growing of corn, alfalfa,
grain, cotton, fruits and veg
etables. We sell direct to the investor
and have no agents and pay
no commissions. Write or
call and see us.
Burwell & Dexter
Ardmore, - - - Okla.
THE STORY OF
INDIAN LOTS'
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WHITES FIRST TOOK POSSES-!
SION AS SQUATTERS AND
STARTED TOWN.
UNMOLESTED IN OCCUPANCY!
Men Believed That Tey Were En
titled to Consideration and the
Dummy System Was Started.
Milfkogt'.', Ok., F l. 0. Possession
of town loin by white men in tin1
Oklahoma Real Estate
Offers the finest field for in
vestment in the Southwest.
W e make a specialty of
smooth prairie farm land and
city business and residence
property.
Farm lands from $10 to $35
per acre.
Hooks, Noland & Lantis
110 EustMalnSI. Ariliiiure, Okla.
If Constipated
Test It Free
Fvcry year intelligent people arc
dressing more lightly and paying
more attention to tlicir health If a
person cats what is sufficient for his
bodily requirements he will give the
blood plenty of strength to warm the
remotest points of the body.
It In, Hti you ree, much more a qui
tlon of Mood ttilin of heavy clutlilnK, but
the Momacli and bowels, uevcrtlii-li-.
ri-KUlato O10 quality of tlio blood. Of
first linportanco In tlio dully movement
of the bowila, o tlmt tlio waste mut
ter may bo carried from tlio sytttcm
and not get In t.ie blood. If a iit-muii In 3
less l in uno inovoment of tlio bnuclo In
each 21 hour, I10 or vlio In eonstltxitcd. 1
If constipated tlicro Is no better euro than
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup 1'epaln. It cured so '
P.t m''V-'V,1 1 1 It' P 11 , nj'l"lyih"t tvont. , when the Land Was Open:d These
cine of any kind, and that Is tlio xlnt
you uro aiming at. You cannot exiiect ,
iwrmnncnt 1 mulls fiom milt, powders, '
cathartic fills or purpitlvn tablet. They !
nro at but but temporary nllefd. Dr.
Caldwell's Hyrtip I'c-psln, tic-Ins a laxatlvo 1
tonic, will euro tlio trouble and so tono
tho cllgeatlve orpins tliat thoy will soon ,
learn to do nature's work without assist
nnce. That is tho experience, itmotu; I
others, of Mrs. Ilvnnlson. of Kewnnn. !
I 111., and John M. Nceski-rn. of Heimi-lt. ..
1111.1 himiiktiui iiciii iiixauvo compound ... .,. ,. . . , m 1
'can be obtained of any UmikkIsI at to , Indian Territory lmit of Oklahoma,
cents or II n bottle, frequently In Itself ,,... ..ml,.,. IihihiIIl-iiII.hi In- ilw fed.
. sultlcent for n cure. Tbousiiii'ls of tell- Utlilir lllosilgailon 11 tlio ri'O
1 ublo families keep It steadily for Just such cntl RoVernniOnt, I the outcome of
cmernen. y. If. however, you hae never , ... ,, . .
ict used it and would liko tp try it irnro con lltloim peculiar to that country.
liuylnr. send your imme and addres to n,.i- , ., i, 11,11..., ,.( Mnw..u
tho doctor and a free test bottle III b.i 1 "or U,e ''Ullfllng of railroads
rer 'arwoirWi'i "".'' """ Territory In (ho ear-
ij loa, 1 ne live rirumcMi mocg
If tlicro Is anything about prnrllcHlly were iintllsturtW by the
your nllment that you don't , ..... .. ,
understand, or If you want.' 111 ml"'""'l " "' cn
any nieuli al advb ., wrlto tribe hold It hinds and tritml funds.
lcrur, " conilliton that piall
m charge for this service. I 'il until tho Inn twelve or fifteen
cMAwK !"" wh" th f","'1 vcrntnen.
Montlc Ilo. ill. negotiated treaties for the allotment'
. . . of lauds In govern It y Kseh tribal 1
Mis. W. T Hell, proprietor of tiJ K"vernmeil ' supreme In Id own
uPrislan millinery company, will , ",rr"f.v. enacting Its on lws, and j
kao on Saturday for the eastern 1 ,'v,'n '"AWIng; capital punishment j
(markets. She will vlalt St. Louis, "I" ' own cltlz.na for certain
Chicago, Cincinnati ami New York, j "nine.
' Opportunities for traik attracted
i Revolts at Cold Steel. whPe men to tho In linn Territory.
' Your only hope." said three doc-' where they went permitted to en-
trouble, lies lu an operation." "then "win tax. usually ti n monin. nml
I used Dr. King's Now Life Pills," siiosuoh nd valorem ta on their pinon-
writes. 1 ney wnony cured. 1 noy
prevent Appendicitis, euro Constipa
tion, Headache. 2."ic at Ardmorc l'har-niacy.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that be
tween legal hours on the 10th day of
February, 1009 f will offer for wile,
subject to tho approval of tho court,
the cntlro assets of tho Hanlc of the
Chickasaw Nation. Said salo to be
mnilo at public outcry to the 'highest
bidder tqion thrco months' time,
with security to bo approved by the
court.
Tho successful bidder will bo re
quired at tho time of his bid to de
)Mslt a certified chock of llvo hun
dred dollars with me. Kl-lm
II. U. KOSTKIt. Uecclvcr.
Ml property as might be levied by
the tribal government)).
These white men were unirtile to
buy lnnd on which to erect homes
or business buildings though the
need of such land was Imperative.
U was a custom In thosP days foi
a tribal citizen to settle upon un
occupied land, and fence as much as
ho might need, as there was an
abundance for all. From a tribal
standpoint such persons were squat
ters, who, by common consent, were
never molested In their occupancy.
Tribal citizens, whose holdings wero
touchcjj by railroads or were situ
ated favorably to trade, sold to these
Invading white men the right to live
anl do business on these squatter
tracts, the payment usually being
an annual rental. The collection of
dud (5bw6idet
This Fnct that in addressing Mrs. l'inkham you arc con
fiding your private ills to a woman a woman whose ex
perience with women's diseases covers twenty-five years.
The present Mrs. Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia K.
Piukhani, was for years under her direction, and has ever
since her decease continued to advise women.
Many women suffer in silence and drift along from bad
to worse, knowing well that they ought to have immediate
assistance, but a natural modesty causes them to shrink
from exposing themselves to the questions and probable
examinations of even their family physician. Such ques
tioning and examination is unnecessary. Without cost
you can consult a woman whose knowledge from actual
experience is great.
MRS. PINICHAM'S STANDING INVITATION:
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are in
vited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened, read and answered by
women. A woman can freely, talk of her private illness
to a woman; thus has been established this confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which
has never been broken. Never has she published a testi
monial or used a letter without the written Consent of the
writer, and never has the company allowed these confi
dential letters to get out of their possession, as the hun
dreds of thousands of them in their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience which Mrs. Pink
ham has to draw from, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed in your case.
She asks nothing in return except your good will, and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or
poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous
offer of assistance. Address Mrs. Pinkham, care of Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
at the sacrifice of competitive bid
ding was dlslnsteful. Then and thoni
began the activity to get persons to
net as "dummies," and say that they
were in possession of certain lots
by actual occupancy. This hcIpwiu
appealed not only to persons -who
held m.-.ro lots than they could con
trol under the .() per cent appraise
ment valuation, but to speculators
and plunders, fresh from othor states.
to get
A bllnllU'HM litt imhii'iIkp1 fnr Inulnnnit
fill,. foi.iol ... na .It 1... si... I
I""" 11 ,,,B ""l '"""' "j:it $Sim. mluht bring $1,500 at pub-
" - - n. .(.11--. 1 trtli.il fri....t.,....t n...l ...... . .-1 1 '
Pioucc rur ruuiicaiion. ........ min-in, .him n.m miiaint-u H auction. The opportunity
State of Oklahoma, County oflhy usage to such nn extent tlmt I ir jinn .ns Invltlnir
I Carter. 'he white man sold and transferred 1
.Iicforo S. II. Itexroat, Justice of 1 his occupancy rlht to other persons!
In such towns as Muskogee, Vlnlta.j
nuraut and McAlcster white men In-'
vested thousands nf dollars In build-
tho Peace, In nnd for Hewitt Town
ship: Jar-kson ft Jackson, Plaintiffs
vs, Joe Shaw, Defendant, No. 31.
STORES WILL BE CLOSED
The People of Ardmore
Who have tried the famous BKOMIDE WATER
are highly pleased with it. The demand for this
wonderful water is growing every day,
E. M. Goff, Agent
PHONE 497
ARDMORE, .... OKLAHOMA
We Will Contract
To do nil jour plumbing work, from
mending a small leak to supplying
all the labor nnd materials for the
plmbing of an entire building. Those
who have omnloved our services or
bought plumbing supplies from us
aro our ucst reterencos. Their ten
tlniony will show that wo give every
body the squnrest of square deals. 4 1
WEEKS BROS.
.Sam'l A. Wrrks, Successor
S. Washington St. Phono
Street Pavements
Ardmore, Okla , Asphalt
Minet".
Shelby-Downard & Co.
Foley's Orlno Laxative curot con
stlpation and liter troublo and makes
tho bowels healthy and regular. Orl
no is superior to pills and tablets as
' it docs not grlpo or nauiieato. Why
talio anything else? Sold by all drug
I Rlsts.
Head Ardmoreltc want ads.
ALBATROSS
Tbat'i the name of ti best flour
told In Ardmar.
You aro hcroby notified that, lg that stool, on land held only
Jnckson & Jackson, plaintiffs, have 'y this occupancy right,
this da filed suit against Joo Shaw When the tribal governments com-
for the sum of $113.00 nnd all costs ! seated to divide tholr common piop-
of said action, and warn said de-ierty and give -ach citizen his per
fondant that on February 22, 1909, capita share, theie was more or U-ss
on his falluro to nnswor, will take uneasiness among white non-cltlz'-ns,
Judgment against him for said, as to what protection would bo
Ml'SINKSS MEN WILL OBSERE
LINCOLN DAY BY CLOSING UP
STORES FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
amount nnd costs of suit.
Cilven under my hand this 22nd day
of January, 1909.
S. II. It EX UO AT,
21-317-11 Justice of the Peace.
Notice by Publication.
Stnto of Oklahoma, Carter County,
Tho following business men of
Ardmore have signed tho petition
agreeing to closo their places of busl
..!..... Il.nl. I ..I 1
,. ,, , . , ,. . , , . , ness l ilday afternoon at 2 o clock,
sqtintter lands. Their Industry and I. ,
enterprise had opened the resources',
of the country to development, unci
from a commercial standpoint had
enriched the Indians. Theso hlto
men felt that In Justice they held
I some equity In the land they had oc-
Heforo M. F. Winfrey, Justlco of thej ,.,,,,, B() nmy years. In some of tho
Peace, Ir, and for Ardmoro Town- tmvllH wllIt0 Im, C0I1trolC(, ns ,,.,,
B',,I,: 1 as five or ten acres for resldenco
win. I'ago. l'ininiiir, vs. .1. p. Mcltno:
and .Mary Mcltao, Dofcndants.
No. -ICS. i
You nro hereby notified that Win. !
llnnn l.tnlnflff l,no flln.l ei.lt nn.ln.t
r Ys , 7, land that might be hold lu this wa.
J. P. McKao and Mary Mcltao for tho,
' 1 no pi.ui aiiupieii my tue icuerai
pnrS)ses, and owned tho occupancy
right to many business lots on
which they had 'buildings, there be
ing no restriction on the amount of
sum nf J.1S.I1 with Interest at 10 tier
cent per annum from tho Jsti""'1 ,,",ln" Kv''n.monts In the dls
day of November. 190S, untll! I1 "f this squatter property where,
paid and warn defendants tlmt ,mvns wt'ro Mtl" " "'
on February ICth. 1909, on their; Kat0 tho "wnslteg from nllotmem.
falluro to nnswor will tako Judgment. ai)1,,alK" 4,10 val,, of 'ach ,ot ac''
against them for said amount, Inter- copJ,n? lo 1,8 'l'rablllty for busl-,
est and costs of sulL "Cf,s or residence purposos. and sell
Olven under mv hand, ttils Ifilli ilnvl 1' nl public auction to the
I In observance of Lincoln Centennial
day:
Stevens Kennerly & Spniglns Co.
(1. W. Anderson,
Pennington Cro. Co.
A. M. Itlce.
.1. K. Hamilton & Co.
Madden & Co.
Westhelmer & Dntibe.
Ardmore Wholesale Mer. Co.
H. P. Wolvorton.
Now Slate Hardware & Humes Co
. Jones (c McChnren.
P. U. Martin.
Sprckelmeyer & Co.
J V. llarall.
M. T. Felkcr
J V Wliltc-hurst
I h den-1 lodges Co.
C Young.
H. M. (loff.
The Ilankrupt Store.
Dltzler Dry Ooods Co.
Tyler & Slnipron Co.
Frank HorryhIll.
Conway fi Julian.
Ardmore Wholesale flroc. Co.
It-nily & llrady.
W. W. Tnllnrerro.
W. A. Pride.
l-'ronsley Pros. I.umber Co.
Ardmore Supply Co.
Chickasaw Lumber Co.
Nelson llror.
Wobb's Art Gallery.
T. K. Kearney.
Hiissell. the Photoi(rnphor.
1). K. Allen.
J. J. I.uttoroll.
.1. F. Havens.
Thus. II. Hoterts.
(ieo. K. Crlnur.
Frank Hunt.
The Wonder Store.
Chickasaw Furniture Co.
The Paltlmore Mer. Co.
P. A. Samtuons Lumber Co,
Hudson-Houston Lumber Co,
Koenlg's Shoe Shop.
oPInnd & Foster.
11. J. Taylor,
Tnrver fc lorrtih.
W. C. Dean.
Sealshipt Oysters
RETAIN ALL THE FRESH
NESS AND FLAVOR OF OYt.
TERS JUST TAKEN FROM
THE WATER. PROTECTED
THORO'LY FROM WATER,
AIR AND POSSIBLE CERMS.
THE INNER SHIPPING CASE
IS NEVER OPENED UNTIL
THEY ARE RHADY FOR DE
LIVERY TO YOUR HOME
SOLD ONLY BY
Cold Storage Market
JESSE JAMES, PROPRIETOR,
Soldier Balks Death Plot.
It seemed to J. A. Ston, a civil war
votoran, of Kemp, Tex., that a plot
existed between a desperate lung
troublo and the grave to cause his
death. "I contracted a stubborn cold"
I liM writes, "that developed n cough
, that stuck to me, In spite of all rem
I edles, for yer.rs. My weight ran down
Ito 130 pounds. Then I began- to use
Dr. King's New Discovery, which re
stored my health completely. I now
weigh 178 pounds." For severe Colds,
obstinate Coughs, Ifc-morrhaj, s. As
thma and to prevent Pneumonia it's
unrivaled. 50c and $100. Trial bottle
free OunrantecHl by Ardmoro Pharmacy.
of January, 1909.
M. F. WINFREY,
17-lw Justice of tho Peace.
Citizenship Rolls
If your name has been stricken
from tho rolls of tho Fivo Tribes
or you have other business be
fore tho intorlor Department,
wrlto immediately to
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT
m:nisTEitED attorney
Washington Loan &TruBtIiltlg,
WASHINGTON, 1). C.
highest bidder. Provision was inadej
In recognition ot tho alleged equity-
of non-citizens In lots to which they
held occupancy rights, that such per
sons should be permitted to buy two
residence lots nnd ono business lot
at ono-half their appraised value;
for such other lots ns they might
hold, title could bo obtained only
by competitive bidding at public auc
tion. In many Instances tho lots on
which this privilege was given were
only a small per cont of the lots
held by a white non-cltlzon, who had
Invested In tin so occupancy lights
from year to year, and tho prospc .
of having to acqulro theso other lots
s. s. s.
THE REMEDY
FOR SOBES ULCEUS
New Management
I have por'.-hHHcil the la.uc
llsrber Shop anil want ctir
business. I have the In-sr bar
born in the city, tho bust equip
pod shop in tho elty nml can
give you better service Look
bore, something new, PAI'lItj
HI'NDAY MOKNINO as will nn
at any other time during tlx
eek, Come to see me.
Palace Barber Shop
(5i-orK? Crincr, Prop
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LAWYERS.
H. C. Potterf. U. A. Walkrr.
POTTERF i WALKER,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Ardmore, Okla.
M. F. WINFREY
Attorney at Lav.
Justlco ot tho Pence uVotary Public,
Humus j 1 anil lu, .Noulo IJIdg
''hones: Itcsi, 33C blue. Offico ICC.
CAPT. J. R, PULLIAM
Justice of the Peace.
Itooins In Pennington & Sims Illdg,
Chas. J. Knpplcr. Chas. H. Merlllat
cjompiier "Indian Active Court
Laws and Treaties." Practitioner.
KAPPLER &. MERILATT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Practice before all Con rtM! nimpriw-j
(Jovernment Departments and Com
missions, imiian enses a Specialty.
Office, Ilond Mil's.. Washington. D, C.
Josph lv. Chumplon
Thos. W. niamp'rni
CHAMPION S. CHAMPION
Lawyers
Will do a genoral criminal and cL.l
practice.
Offico lu Noblo Illdg. Phone 274
WM. FRANKLIN BOURLAND
Lawyer and Real Estate Dealer
Itooms 7 and S Wheeler Ilulldlng
Ardmore Okln.
L. G. SHELTON
Attorney at Law
Offico Wheeler HIdg. Phone 298
PHYSICIANS.
DR. GEO. L. BARRETT
Physician and Surgeon.
Diseases of Children a special').
Offico over Hamilton's Shoo Storo
Residence corner H street and Sec
ond avenue, northeast.
FREDERICK P, VON KELLER, M. D.
Surgery. Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat.
Eyes accurately fitted with Glaosc.
IMionos: Offico HC, Resldcnct" 4J.
ARDMORE SANITARIUM
Drs. von Keller, Hardy 4. Henry
Modern equipment for tho scientific
treatment of all surgical cases.
Trained nurses In attendance.
Ardmore, Okla.
The combination of healthful vegetable ingredients of which S. S. S. ia
composed, makes it nn especially desirable nnd effective remedy in the treat
ment of sores nnd ulcers of every kind. Since an impure condition of the
blood is responsible for the trouble, n medicine that can purify the Wood is
the only hope of a successful cure; nnd it should be a medicine that not only
clcaur.es the circulation, but one that ut the same time restores the blood to
iLs normal, rich, nutritive condition. S. S. S. is lust such n remedy. It is
made entirely ofhcalinu, cleansing vegetable properties, e.Ntracted from na
ture's roots, herbs nnd barks of the forest nnd fields. It has long lxxn
recognized ns the greatest of nil blood purifiers, possessing the qualities
necessary to remove everv impurity in the Wood. When S. S. S, has purified
the circulation, nnd strengthened nnd enriched it, sores nnd ulcers heal read
ily and surely, localise they nre 110 longer fed and kept open by a continual
discharge into lliein of irritating disease-laden inatterfrom theblood. S. S. S.
brings nbout a healthy condition of the flesh by eup Iving it with rich,
nourishing blood and makes a permanent and lasting cure. Rook on Sou
and Ulcers and any medical advice ni .iled f- e to nil w'-o write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
W. M. ANDERSON
Veterinary Surgeon.
Ardmore, Okja.
Office Smith's Livery ITarn.
Phone 125.
ARCHITECTS.
W. A. Taekett t W Myall
TACKETT 4. MYALL
Architects
Office in Slnib-l'i-qnliiRton Ilulldlnp,
Ardmore, Okla.
Adam's Cafe.
Extra select oysters always o'i
hand and properly served. Cosy dinlr...
room for tho ladles. A first class cafe
10-lm
WE CAN DO YOUR CAS FITTING
"RIGHT NOW."
Don't wait until It gets cold again.
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply to.