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PAGE SIX
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ardmore, Thursday, March 4, 1909
REDUCTION OF TAX LEVIES TAFT INAUGURATED PRESIDENT
VAST SAVING TO COUNTIES IN PRESENCE OF THOUSANDS
I
A Splendid Cough Medicine
For Men
Business men sufTcrinc from Coughs and Colds
can brirtR a bottle of Dr. D. Jjyne' Expectorant
to the office n:.d take inn standard cough
inedicine at regular intervals througttout the day.
In this way they can get rid cf their ailment with
out i.i any way intericring with their business.
DR. D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
has been rclievinR and curing Coughs and Colds,
Bronchitis and Pleurisy, Croup and Whooping
Cough for nearly four score years. Sold by all
druggists, in three size bottles, $1.00, SOc and 25c
Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermlfntfe Is a splendid, natural
tonic, for attaining a permanently healthy constitution.
EUFAULA WINS COUNTY SEAT
GOVERNOR. HASKELL ISSUES
PROCLAMATION DECLARING
SUCH.
3 Governor Haskell
:.roclatnaUon declaring
county seat of Mcintosh
result f lite election Iteld
t.iiii of the ;o 1 book", all-slag lb-gal
. ' - t .ist fm Kul.u..i w Inch, If
eliminated, would le.iv Checotah
with Miffictctit vote-, id win 'he clec-
(Ion
TRIBE DWINDLING.
Only
v a! 1
a Few Remi.m of Once Powerful
Tonkawa Indians.
Tonkawa, OWIa.. Mar. 3. One by
one the members of the once strong
I Tfttiknwu trflie (if Inillfina nru inline In
""'the haWy hunting ground. One
appeared for Checotah.; BlrwlR in numbers In Oklahoma tli
me onjection to canvass tribe' has dwindled down to less than
Haying mat . neeotan i nftv members, hiiiI Natalie, the wife
it. ease through the sn.J0f Chief John Wllilatns. died near
Canraas of the vote: here yesterday. She was burled whit
kj..f.. ul. 1. ..I ... ir . . .
all the ceremonies of her iieople. lav
en all her belonging were burled
with her and brr f.iortte dog w i-
shot at the grave She wan a .
old woman, wmii' f ht r people claim
i'ii; .-!. was ov- 10 i ais t Id
that tCttfnula received HMS
tah IS 13 'and ten ballots
.1
be mutilated Chee.i'ah
v three votes ti move
it from I'hifaul.i
1. '1 In cit ' eii- ( C'i.
II" ''in.. ,i i' i
! !. l'.' - .i t ill Hip.
A Want Ad will gi It for you.
Oklahoma Real Estate
Offers the finest
vestment in the
We make
a
farm
and
iclcl for in
Southwest, specialty of
land and
residence
smooth prairie
city business
property.
Farm lands from $10 to 535
per acre,
Hooks, Noland & Lantis
110 ICust Mti iii St. Ardnioro, Olihi.
Outhrle Ok',.i Ma:!, T; :'.
examiner and 'njw-ctor ha com;.tli il
a statement gnut'd from tbe :.-j.or!i
f the d putle who hav,. cheeked
t!.e various count! with refennce
t. their tax. levies.
Iji manv instances these levies
were in.iil,. l'hout a proper knoal
ilge nf hat the valuation was and
the result wan that in many In
stances (axes were exotbltant.
House Ml I No. 1 provided for a
complete Inspection of all levies and
the following is tn result of the
Inspection, showing the amount of
refection in each eonnu.
Thia weans a great saving to
the tax payers of unnecessary taxes.
A moan t of
County Deduction
Adair JtJ.lotss
Alfalfa 16.S&3.6S
Atoka 3.073.6C
Beaver ut.oo
Beckham 7.32S.S3
Blaine t,l 0.20
Bran 3.0S.56
Caddo not finished
Canadian 1.610.S1
Carter . u.2so.6
Cheroke 7.500.39
Cboctam- i 5.151.61
Cimarron l.8.no
Cleveland 16.3H.00
cl 1M81.71
Comanche r 1S.1S0.24
c'k A.0SI.21
f'Mli not finished
Custer 17.011.7
new ware ... 1.303.11
IVwey 3.680.12
'-"I 17.0S3.PS
Garfield 1S.071..T!
tiarvin 0.717.53
Mar,.. :
llak-11
Hughes
!.;. 0i' 1 Washington Mar 1 Thodore
not finished' Booeevet. of Ojster Ha. today re
! tired Into pr'vate life. nd William
Jackson 14 Sfil 31 I r or t lnln,,,,l "ties ir.
Jefferson "SSSfl " " " lnp 'weniy-seventu l:es
Johnston not finished
Kay 3ft.HI.53
Itlnirflsher n,37i.$
Orady
Klow, 6.2S..40
LaMMPr 0.HM.37
Lflore 6,764.35
Unwta 2ft. 161.(6.
Ln not finished
t I.SW.37
Marshall ll.KSS.oa
1 - s
Cafar 10.6.76
12 861.11
McOlaln 10.US.03
McCurtain I.077.2S
Mcintosh 22.101.61
Murrar .' 3.865 C
Muskogee 242.fl3.tM
XObhB 33.2I6.S5
N'owata I3.SS2.27
Okfuskee I1.7.31
uKianoma HO.0 15.83
Okmulgee 7.S77.6G
Me 3S.20I.23
otwa is.osi.no
Pawn wol finuhni
I'ayne not finished
i'ltuburg C5.7 11.00
Pontotoc II.; 10.19
I'ottawatomla 7S.55i.00
Pushmataha i.270.o&
ltoaer .MIHb oos.30
Koaers 15.212.32
Semlti(le KU71.40
Sequoyah 31.1S2.70
Stephens 2.12S.10
1Vx 17.403.00
Tillman 3.31C.70
Tu,sa 3I.S0I.77
waxouer afi.7H0.75
ashlnaton 'il' ooi nc
15.135.31 I Washita
rnnt 37.33C.S3 Woods
Ciier
not finished
.... 10.001.01
20.575.0S I Woodward 15.330.5S
PEOPLE'S FORUM
tlve rock asphalt. Unexcelled cttv wa
t"r and electric light plants, eitfctr:c
street railway, cheap natural ;3 for
e .
lactones ami family use, senvr rvs
neason vs. Pontes. tern and best and largest sehoeW In
am kohir to use every iio-nlble state. What la morn tho ,n,j
mean to envinoe the people of Aril-' progressive, and have adopt-1 cam-
IIIM... Ilmt ..... 1l 1 ... .
........ ...... n.iwum an hoik n.r uifi miSHlon form of ini-nrnmon- ivltfc
non-partisan officers. n'.i p. lilies
I
KikmI of Ardmore. that party princi
ples or prejudices should be shelved,
and convince them that any move op
posing the plan of a non-partltsnn com
mission form of government Is knock
ing on the best Interests of Ardmore,
knocking on the ixxir as well as the
rich. It dots not confine Itself to the
town, but the knocking Is a gal not our
fanner friends, against the develop
ment of our county. When we adver
tise our lands for sale we do so In
K.ui-.ix. Missouri. Nebraska. Illinois,
Michigan. Iowa and other over-!Kpu-Ions
northern and western state.
When we want to sell lands, borrow
n.. in on our lands, build factories,
men to develop our raw materials,
build railroads and make bucket bri
gadts. where do We go for the men
and ciplt.il t. do it ? To the north and
the iaht among the republicans. What
care wo alnnit the man's tiolltlcs so
he ha the money and the willingness
to do this. thing for us? Ilelow is
my ad running Jn the Merchants'
Journal, of Topeka. Kansas. This Is a
slieu ed, and the office seeks the mat)
The town K built on two sides cf this
500 acre tract and Its nearest ;otit
' .sOO y.itdi .i'Mii li. t.uens ce '"
Ti e title .iO is .vr'eer lnd tin own
er wishes to sell the tract for town
lot :uriHes. Address w. p. Poland
Ardmore, Okla.
W. P. POLAND.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred DoHors lie
ward for any cfso of Catarrh tha
can not be cured by Halls' Catarrh
Cure.
V. J. CIIKNKV CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known
P. J. Cheney for thel ast 15 years
and believe him perfectly honorablo
In all business transactions and .
nanclally able to carry out any ob
Igatlons made bv his firm.
Walillng. Klnnan & Marvin,
Wholosalo Druggists. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally. acting directly unon the blood
Journal that goes to business men. I j and mucous surfaces of the system,
have farm land ads In a dosen north Testimonials sent free. PIcer 75 cent
em and western farmers1 impers and j per bottle. Sold bv all druggists,
a few in the south. An ad In an llli-l Take Hall's Family rills for con
nols farm paper got me a hog. wlfnl- i gtlpatlon. -j&w
fa and corn raiser from northern
Kaiisi- lb- is making good. Has!
bei n h. re a month. In two weeks he'
Supreme Court Opinions.
Ollthrto (lllln Mnr -1 t..a.l..i
had .Bg, on the market for sa'.e. iimXn , toe d,llvere,,
prepay the ,ud plaattog 10" two opinions ttMny. ns follow,:
acre In alfalfa, ami 100 acres n! iMn.. ,. ..v,
"' " eir. v"it-j v-uiruft ajiu
cum has i. ar. d the latvd of more
s'unips and dead tres In that short
till.- than was done in iwst two years
In- our native tenants. I do not ktiowj
Ident of the I nltetl States. It ws
shortly after noon that the Ohloin
took the oath of oflce. whlV? enthusi
astic, thousands welcomed the tie-v
and applaudel the departing exect
tire of the ration.
T1ls afternoon. In what Is iparent
ly an unending line, thousan upon
thousands of marching men. Keeping
time to the martial music of a mvii 1
bands, are passing before the nev
president ami tramping on throng)
lanes of cheering people ami waving
flags. An army thirty thousan J
strong made up the mighty psReatu.
which was witnessed by nearly a
quarter mllMwi visitors, as well as a
large i .onion of the population cf tin
capital.
(Jreen and white were the offlcltl
colors of the Inaugural committer, an 1
this scheme was carried out to some
extent In the decorations of buildings
and stands but the great majority of
those who took jiart In the .pecta!?
adhered to the red, white and Mi of
Hie national stamlard. and O'd (Slo.v
has t-eldum been o much -n evldtrce
as today.
Knormou.s does not begin to de
scribe the crowd that g.fierel n
Washington for today's greu event.
It filled the city to overf loving an.',
us the momentous hour Tprouhed.
lined all Ksilble M)Ints f vantage
from which any iart of tb" sjiectacli
of a president In the making enuld It.'
sien. A great sou of hunrHty. it
swept In n mighty wove iron Wash
ington Circle, half a mile w. : of 'he
White House, to the capltol. a vtlle
oast of the president's inaisc.i. nud
up and nround Capitol Hill o tn
east front of the capltol. A' many
places It wa sdozons deep on both
sides of the street. How many tens
of thousands composed this grcnt
swarm of humanity It would bo use
less even to conjecture.
More tens of thousans had better
placrs on the dozens of big stand .
nnil little stands, nil of then dec'at
the national legislature and ilie I
win were nliout to succeed them.
Following the gathering of the
presidential party, which consisted of
Mrs. Taft snd the Tnft children and
many relatives ntid Invited friends,
the senate pas-seil a resolution of
thanks to Its presiding officer Charles
P. Fairbanks, ami the Sixtieth con
gress brent hed Its last, so far as any
formal transactions were concerned.
Speaker Cannon at the he-.ul of the
members of the house came next, fol
lowed by the dlp'-omata In all their
glory of brilliant uniforms, and the
black-robed Justice of the supreme
crurt of the United States.
TJverybody on the floor rose as the
hoie filed In. SMoker Cannon went
up to tihe presiding officer's (leak, but
the members were shown to the cane
seated chairs on the democratic side
of the chamber.
Hap. went the gavel. Rvcrylicdy'
was up again. The diplomats burst
upon the senate like a my of glory.
The ambassadors, holm? persons of
great consequence, got leather cover-1
ed seats In front of the first row of i
tight hand desks. j
llehlnd tfiiem appeared the minis-1
terw who had to be content with cane
seated chairs. i
Shortly after the arrival of the Jur- J
lsta a subdued whisper swept through ;
United States Depository
Oklahoma State Depository
City Depository
Ardmore National
Bank
ARDMORE, OhUHOMi
Tapilal, Surplus and Additional
$250,000
If this bank Is a safe placo.
for tho city, state and nation to
deposit thoir funds It Is a safe
placo for the farmer and busi
ness man to koop his funds.
TRY IT.
LEE CRUCE, President
G. IV. STUART, Cashier
the building. The big fat statesman,
wtlio had accomplished so many big
things and was now nlout to tackle
the biggest Job of all. had arrived.
He sot In the president's room In thel
senate with James S. Sherman, of
I'tlcn. X. Y.. was sworn In as vice
president of the United States.
it was a quarter after twelve when
the new president, smiling urbanely I
as usual, appeared before the notable I
assemblage, and with hand upraised,'
In the midst of an Impressive silence, j
responded with a decided affirmative
to the oatJh of office administered by.
Chief Justice Melville Fuller. Then
followed the inaugural address and '
the drive to the White House with
Mrs. Tnft, bowing on the way to the
cheering thousands. At 2 o'clock he
took up his place In the reviewing
Sealshipt Oysters
RETAIN ALL THE FRESH.
NESS AND FLAVOR OF OYS
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 READY FOR DE.
LIVERY TO YOUR HOME.
SOLD ONEy BY
Cold Storage Market
JESSE JAMES, PROPRIETOR.
ed la red. white and blue. vV!e t lions- stand In front of the Whito House,
amis more viewed. the paraie frn.n the' while one of the greatest .cavalcades,
Flour Excellence
windows of houses along the wav
Nearly everybody had a flag oi a
stick tied with red. whl'e ,iid blue
ribbons, and these were wavd when
ever then apienred to be Bny call for
enthusiasm. Housetops were crowded
too and the many big trees with
which Penrylvanla avenue Is lined,
were black with delighted small boys.
The Inauguration proper took place
nt the capltol. Here was the Mecca
of tho.. fortunate enough to secure
the necessary tickets -which entitled
the holders to admission to the great
In modern history filed jwst. J
President Taft was escorted to tho j
capltol' this morning by representa-i
tlves of the Crand Army. United Con-j
federate Veterans, and Spanish War
veterans. In this afternoon's pn'ade.
the honor position at the right of the
line was accorded to the Yale class'
of '7S of whliiH President Tnft was a
member.
First behind the mounted police
guard and a full military band were.
Major General J. Franklin Hell, chief j
of staff U. S. A., grand marshal, and
old building, whose massive dome Is j hN staff, made up of many officers of
visible from every section of the city.
Inside everything was animation
before the ceremonies were begun.
The Interest was In the senate wing
for It was in that part of the building
In the famous chamber of the upper
house, that the Inaugural program-was
to be begun.
Tlie senate galleries filled rapidly
when they were opened to ticket hold
ers. IJy 11 o'clock all the seats were
taken except a few In the constricted
space reserved for tho diplomatic
corps and half tho chains In the exe
cutive gallery. In which the p-osl-
the regular army, the national guard
of the states and Independent military
organizations.
At the head of the military division
marched the West Point cadet.', fol
lowed by the midshipmen from Anna
polls. At the head of tho I. S. regulars
was the Cuban army of pacification.
2 500 strong, followed by infantry,
cavalry and artillery from various
army posts In the United States.
The Jackles from the battleship
fleet fresh from Its world-enclrcllnjc
voyage of peace, headed the naval
Tho product of the Dig Hand
Mills stands pro-cmlnent among
pure, white, wholesome, health
giving, and therefore nutritious
flours. It's not oDly fluo Ir.
appearance, but In quality as
well. Ask your grocer for it
Tyler Simpson Co.
Wholesale Distributors.
wha' bis politics are. and I don't
care We wai t men who will make
that Is the onlvj thing thit
count I venture the assertion that
A. Jack Howard, vs. Gertrude Heiisc
ly. appealed from the United' States
court at Muskogee, reversed.
School District No. S and School
T hue spent more money advertising mUl.d nt co of tne ntanUff Jn
District officers vs. W. A Kakln, 1..
, B. Nell. W. ( Langford an! John H.
i Duucan. appealed from the district
; court of. Jefferson county, petition dls-l
dent's wife, children and Invited i division. They numbered altout 3.000.
guests and the vice presidents wife. Inst behind them marched a full regl
and famllv were to sit. I nient of Uncle Sam's sea soldiers, the
Women occupied nearly a'l the gal-1 marines, who have taken the Inltla
Jery seats. Here nnl tliere a ioor. .tlve In almost every warlike affair In
lone man among them was brought J wihleh this country has been engaged
Hharply Into relief through his eon- j since the revolution.
ventlonal black In a framework of f e-; Then came tho national guard of.
male gorgeousnes. Some of the wo-j the several states, arranged In the or-'
men wore white, but mon were dress-1 der In which the states were admit
tHl In gay colors. A majority of them j ted into the union. I
were the wives and daughters of sen- Following the military division '
ror.
A. 13. HYDE
Miner and Refiner of Asphalt
WOODFOKP, OKLA.
Ynur : juiries and patronage solicited if interested in
r ck asphalt for paving purposes, refined
asphalt fotJroofinf, etc.
Write l r priics and samples. Shipping point Ardmc re
til more along with my own buslne.?
!n the past two years thu all the
u,.m, .i-nW, ;w ct, How Mn person risk taking!
t'Ning to control the destinies of1 enma n.u.. ...i. -..i,. ...,
"- . " " vwt.M.l 4 -UU, U.Jill
V-.lmore. Following I the ad above
fo-red to-
I, WD FOR MTY VDDITION
' aor. s adioinlng corporate '.It.
o' rdm ofcl.i H'ist'ing town "f
ff. en -!i.i-:.ind i" ople Itest p' . I
H're.-' oil e.llM P.l .'. Tl .HI' '.a-
ators and representatives. The man
or woman wtoo happened to be oo the
lest terms with a member of con
gress whose wife and family were not
In town wa fortunate Indeed.
Dawn on tho floor tho senators sat
around and told stories while they
waited for the ceremonies to begin.
enme the civic organisations. Includ
ing more, than a hundred clubs and
political associations, many of them'
In fancy and unique uniforms.
President Taft's program for this
evening Is as follows: ,
S p. m. First dinner at the head
of the table In the 'White House.
Phone 618
Chas. Kerncr, up-to-date
meat market. lt kill my
own meats and furnish
the very best satisfac
tion guaranteed. Give
me a trial.
The Best Cough Cure
ha'f om.ee of Virgin 01 of Pine.
to ounces of CJUreriae and a half
plM of Whisky. m!xei will cure any
oimh that U curable and break a cold
!n 21 hours Tase a teaspoonful ovary
' ur hours. Ak yur dniggist for
'he genuine Leach s Virgin Oil of
Pino compound nure prepared and
guaranteed by the Leach Chemical
Co., Cincinnati, O.
The Little Prospector.
Th l.lttie Prospector" Is the
most wholesome and cleanest tje
of west-rn drama ever put together.
It Is a play of tolav of the better
kind and will be seen at the opera)
houe on Monday night. i
offins"o Caskets
Foley's Honey and Tar costs them no' The big oufortable leather arm- S:80 t m. Watches Inaugural fire-1
more? is a safe remedy, contains 1 chairs In which they lt at other j works In the White lot. Listens to
"kJT'"1 T.6 r nMMtl time, had been removed ami p'alnlthe nr-lse of enthusiastic militia and
obstinate coughs and cokls. Whv ex-i . , . , w , . , L.
perlment with your health? Insist I cnno ""d ,fa,r of ,h' k,"a j PtrloU.
u'on having the genuine Foley's lion-1 ,n lecture halls had been substituted.! 9 p. in Tries to forget the sr-r"-
and Tar. Sold by all drugists. i Taeae unpretentious aeats had lieen 'nndlng parties In front and puts on
plaoed as closely a possible together his white tie, dross clothes and s Ik
behind the rows of desks. I hat to go to tho inaugural ball
Ilack of the last row on both sides j 0:ir. p. m. Stop on wav tj tr iko
of the chamber more chairs were n speech to Georgia military c id- 's
crowded In. The chairs to the rlght at the Arlington fcotel.
of tho presiding officer's rostrum were j 9-30 to 12 m. Leads the gtanl
empty and looked all the lonller In march and waltzes at tho Inaugural
contrast with the animated space on ball.
she o'her side of the chamber Here 12-H0 n m First mldnlvht inn ' for thohousu and lawn. Hoth ohones
F'-'Vs Honey ami Tar euri coughs nll th(, senators sat crowded In to- In the Whlto House, ns his own boat ( rnl.,nC:n T"
!
H. KADEN
4 FLOIUSl'
Cut Mowers, lloral do8lj;ns. Plants,
rj"t'l "v strenir'ht'oa the lungs and et'
P' 9 cnlds Ge U:o trenulne in n.
i jel ow jiaekago. Sold by all druggists. thos wno werft JU8t about to leave i
colds Ge tho genuine la a K"ncr repuojeans mm uemuviais, xainas u an over.
uocs to ieu.
Head Ardmorvlte want aas.