The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], April 11, 1909, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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VOLUME XV
CITY EDITION
A RDM ORE, OKLAHOMA SIWHAY M()RNlN(i APRIL II HUM)
NUMBER 2()2
Just Tfhat
"We Expected
The Iiastcr rusli panned out just as we had anticipated
the best day next to Xmas Eve an unqualified en
dorsement of this store as a trading place for all the
people.
The passing of Easter really marks the beginning
of spring business, it settles the style question.
A large per cent of what you will see worn today
came from Madden's, another unqualified endorsement
of this store as a trading place for all the people.
Monday morning we begin with renewed energy,
we mention below some very special BARGAINS for
Monday's selling.
25c Zephyr Gingham in a wide range of patterns - Q
a yard ... . I 50
20c Zephyr Ginghams, lisrht weight and pretty - C
patterns, a yard I uv
5c Scotch Lawns, the old time staple patterns QIAa
(10 yarns to a eiihtomor) a yard 0 ZC
5c Apron Ginghams, in all the staple checks ft-J A.
(10 yard limn) u yard 0 Zw
1 5c quality in white and colored finishing braids. 4 n
nice wide braids in fl yard lengths, Monday a piece. jC
10 Dozen Tailored and Gibson Lace Stocks. - A
special tor Monday, each q $Q
1 Oc Toilet Soap, a sweet scentod pure article, spe "jr
cial a cake f C
Pure Linen Torchon Lace, in edgings and inserting
tamateli, a 10c value, at a yard Ql
The Balance of those nre'ty hand made lace doilies, made
in the lloly Laud near Damascus, worth from 2."c f 00c
each, on sale Monday at Half Price
New Colonial Draperies, more than twenty ditferentcolnr
combinations just received in new arts and crafts designs.
Tlie E tontines -ell at 2jc a yard the Casement Cloth at 20u
a yard Wo will cut and plain horn free of enarge as imuiv
curtains as you want to buy on Monday. Measure your
windows before leavinir home, select and pay for your cur
tains and wo will deliver them to you ready to hang.
White Waist Special, we will place on salo for Monday
only, 10 do.en ladies new white waists, neatly made CJC9A
and a splendid Tuc value, offered Monday each. ..OOC
oAkdden'd
The April Dolinontor was u '"bird," tho Mny number is a "none;
str," tu!to a peak nt it Monday.
INDICTMENTS SEVEN KILLED
ARE QUASHED IN EXPLOSION
MOTION OF ATTORNEYS FOR HAS. PREMATURE EXPLOSION IN A
KELL AND OTHER OKLAHO- PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINE
MANS UPHELD BY JUDGE. RESULTS FATALLY TO MINERS
JURY OF UNLAWFUL NUMBER DEAD BODIES RECOVERED
Grand Jury, Which Indicted Haskell Rescuers Worked All Day Yesterday
and Other Defendants Numbered In Getting Out Bodies af Unfor-
Twenty-one, While Arkansas Law tunate Miners Three 'Instantly
Provided for Only Sixteen. Killed.
Johnson, l'a., April JO An a iv
milt of Iriot nlfihl'f t-ii mature ex
opinion In initio No. .17 of the Mcr
wind White Coal comtmny near Wind
Iter, seven minora aro dead and sev
eral others Injured.
Three of tho dead were instantly
killed and a law force of rescuers
today extricated the bodies of the
four other who hail In en entombed.
Tulsa, Okla.. April 10. -Coventor C.
N ItaHkell and nix other Oklnhomnn
Itidleted by a federal grand Jury, on
charges of fraud In .Muskogee town
lots, will not have to Htnml trial.
The motion of defendants to pmsli
the Indictments was uphold here to
day by Judge John A. Marshall of
Ttah In the united States circuit
court.
The court In Its decision, which
was a very lengthy one, quashed the
indictments on' tho ground that they
were returned by ti grand jury com
posed of iwonty-threo men under the
fi ll, nil law, instead of by a Jury of
sixtieii, as provided for by the Ar
kansas law. which was held to be in
force in old Indian Territory by fed
eral etiactiiKMit nt a time whan the al
lewd frauds wero committed.
Sylvester Hush, sHjclal assistant at
torney genet al. who worked up the
pn:i f.if tint irfii-nrmtifint utntml utter
the opinion was hat.do.I down today ' ,"1 to 0,10 yonrV irionment it.
A NIGHT RIDER CONVICTED
KENTUCKY NIGHT KIER GIVEN
ONE YEAR'S SENTENCE FOR
PARTICIPATION IN RAID.
Padueah. Ky.. April 10- John
Jackson, charged with participating
( In the night riders' raid, In which
; an aged negro and a negro baby
wero shot and killed and five other
I negroes wounded, was today Kcntcnc-
the state, penitential .
Jackson Is the second man wtitctir
ed in connection with this raid.
GIVEN A LIGHT SENTENCE
MAN GETS FIVE YEARS FOR HAV.
ING MOCK MARRIAGE PERFORM
ED GIRL TRIED SUICIDE.
ORDERS BILL ENGROSSED.
Missouri House Wants More Author
ity for State Railroad Commission.
Jefferson City. Mo.. April 10. Tin
house today by unanimous vote or
dered engrossed tho bill giving the
st.ite lallroad commissioners author
ity to tlx passenger rates and It vm
made the special order of business for
next Tuesday.
Sam J. Kennorly -was In tho city
yesterday from Gainesville. Ho says
C'ooko county needs a rain. Tho far
mers there have done a vast amount
of work and have their land In fine
condition
that he would again ptosent the mat
tor to the grand jury, submitting It
without delay to the body now In ses
sion here.
Attorneys for tho defendants assert
th.-.t the statute of limitation will In
ter1, one to prevent now indictments
being returned. It is stated that the
last overt net charged against tho de
fendants was committed In April. 100(1
and that the statute of limitation In
cases of thli nature runs for but
three years. i
j Waco. Tex.. April 10 -Knu -t Wll-
Congratulations for Haskell. kersoti. who was found guilty of hav
Tulsa. Okla.. April 10. Judge Aim-1 lug a mock inarrlaae performed with
shall or the United States circuit 1 a young woman of this city, has be n
court, after three days consideration sentenced to the yi ats in the pcnlten-
of the motion to quash tho Indict-, tiary.
meats In the town lot cases against i When the young woman learned
(lovernor Haskell and others, this that she was not Ically married, she
tuorutug entered his order quashing attempted to commit suicide,
till of the indictments.
t'ONTINl'KP ON PARIJ KIOHT.
3 THE BIG 3
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
We arc too busy to write an "ad" but
the three days following Easter will
be the greatest bargain days of the sea
son at the Big Store.
More specials than ever will be
thrown out. Numerous lines will be
closed out, and bargains of every descrip
tion will be offered you.
Remember the date, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Chi - ro - prac - tic
If you have aches and pains you
hav- tried every way to get rid
of but failed, don't ho discount
ed. Constt't Dr. Win. Kennard,
fhlrt praetor. Ho romoves tho
cans' of dlseaso and makes a
srcalty . of nil the so called In
curahb s. Mrs. Dr. Kennard
(Oraduatcd Chiropractor,) In
daily at endanco rendering all
assistance necessary with In
dies and chlldien. A correct
dlairnosls of your oaso and
cnii-.iltatlon free.
Adjust'ng parlors, first stairway
wist of Lon Frame's drug store,
207,. W. Main St. Phono C01.
FIVE DAYS ARGUMENT
KELLOGG YESTERDAY BEGAf i
CLOSING ARGUMENTS AGAINST
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
St. l.ouK Mo. April 10 After
flvo days' continuous arguments, the
longegt ever granted by a federal
court .special Vnlted States attorney
(leneral Kellogg today commenced
his closing -address In the govern
ment's suit to dissolve the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey.
kjreezma
We wish to express our hcartx
appreciation of the liberal patron
age extended to us during vour
Kaster Shopping.
This Weelzs Special Offerings
One Piece Silk Dresses One Piece Linen Dresses
Now York's very latest creations New embroidered and tailored ellet ts
Colored Linen Suitings Silk Petticoats
All the new colorings Largest assortment we have ever shown
Our "Mail Order Department
Growing Daily Express Prepaid
" Forrest Mills" Underwear
Superior to Any Exclusive Here
THE WOMAN'sfo
YO
UR NEW SUIT!
V7"1IEN you buy it of us, you
get a Hirsh-Wickwire gar
ment with years ot solid reputation,
solid experience and skill behind it.
The newest arrivals are far ahead
of the clothing parade in style, cut,
fit, design and patterns and the odd
little touches of the artful clothing
designer are all included.
If you arc a genuine lover of style
and elegance, let us show you these
late models. The prices will sur
prise you.
Nelson Bros.
Outfitters For Men.
Mrs. Sampson Not Guilty.
Lyons. .V. .. April 10.-The jury
which tried Mrs. Ceotxla Allyn Samp
sou on the charge that she murdered
her husband. Ham Sampson, brought
In a verdict of net guilty tonight.
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Give Us a Visit
When wanting
dishes, glassware,
tinware 5c and 10c
goods.
Finest line of candy
at astounding prices.
NICKEL STORE ?
CHINA PALACE
Tel. 87(1 TI. I, Wolverton
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FARM AND CITY LOANS.
Wo are In position now to
mak0 quick lanB on good
farms and city proporty for 5,
7 and 10 years. IWerenco to
any bank In Ardmoro as to
our reliability.
DUFAV & UAMSBY.
NOTED POET DEAD.
Algeron Charles Swinburne Died of
Pneumonia In London Yesterday.
London, Hnic.. April 10.- Aileron
Charles Swinburne, wet and a
IhI. died lioro today.
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DO IT NOW.
Tho Tornado Sennoti I hero
Protect your proporty from
that powerfully cnt'rttetlc and
Irreglgtahlo twister th0 Wind.
A $1500 policy costs less than
a penny day. See
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Tho wta' 'i
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forecast for
'untlay is fair
cloudlncc
fiORMAN. IJOOIK & nonniNS
Over City National Hank.
Dr. C. Sterling Coolcy
NEKV13 SPECIALIST.
$ "KI-RO-PRAK-TIK" I
Drugs ( Done By Hand ) Surgery
"Tho t hort cut to Hoalth '
l-oro 40D. 7 0 PnliiK'on Sims ll!d
Over China Palace, Wonder Store
Lady Attendant.
"One Thing That
Can't he Bought"
1- Mm,- 1 .iiiltdi in e. Hut o have the confidence of all who have f.t
himuiit moienej from us. They know that wo always handle the
in -1 of . verjtliiug to oat. V nm alwayrt the llrst to not tho r.pei
1 lit 1. - in .MtableH, such ns freuh voKetables, straw iMTritw, sprln :
c titi kins. eti'. The lllen's and Club House noods never fait to tat
IsP HwUis 1'iidi' soap and wnshlm; powders will make blaik whit'.
Knit hIhjIc-..' and retail, and "scads' of 1:1 lie Ulbbou Flour.
W. J. Lane
The Up-to-date Grocer
306-308 E. Main St. Phones 247, 441