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.Ardmore, Monday, October 18, 1900.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
PAGE FIVE
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Artistic Tailoring
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SAVE THE TREES
THEY CAN NEVER
BE REPLACED
VISITOR SAYS ARDMORE FAIR
GROUNDS ARE PRETTIEST IN
THE STATE. I
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Col. lko Henirovv of Sulphur, one
of tho 'iidgea at the fair Just closed
is aluo a horticulturist of noti
ami !
who has made a success In this line
said yesterday that Ardmore had the
most bcatulliil grounds for lair pur
IKiscs that he hud ever seen and that
the.ro was nono in tho state to com
pare with It as to .natural beauty.
Co.l Hciifrow wild that with the aid
of experienced gardeners the grounds
iinlght be made, tho most attractive In
tho coiit'i .in tl took occasion to speak
of the handKonie trcow which arc to
tio found all over the grounds, lie
mild that he had called tht attention
..r ,,r Mm vi i-t- n.ii, ... i
tho absolute iK. esslty of preserving When the signal waa given the , -hat-the
beautiful trees ami pointed out , ", ln "roups all entered the targe
numerous places where the trees had ln"'I,1' 1,ni1 wl,ll -M1 Madden piaye.i
heen mutllaled and abused bv nerso.ia tlu' 'l''liK march from Uihetigrin.
I.elng allow e dto hitch their horses
;md teams to them. In one place lie;"1'" " wn-aiucu stairway, ami iook :
lound a huge and beautiful tree tlmt j vUm' uniU'r tno an'hl '''"''"ted
had its trunk chopped awny In order j wl,h '"V,'H f,,,rt 1,1 -v',llow 11,1,1
to' nail boards to it for a lemonade ; wlllt0-
htanil. ttttirttl ami impressive iiiar-
Col! I'ryor mid that the stumping ! rlaS(' "'rv,CB Wils ''-v lla" KtfV- -Mnt"
of horses around tho roots of trees
would injtiro them and whilo the sap
wris down lliev u-milil 1lki.lv .Ho m.
less ste.-s were taken to nreserve .
tnem now.
flaltl Col. Itenrrow "those trees are
tho most valuable asset you have In
your fair grounds and they should be
looked after and carefully tended and
preserved for they can never be re
placed. There are no other grounds
in tho slate so naturally adapted roi
oxposltioti purposes and It should bo
tho lirst duty of your park commis
sioners to see that every tree of the
size and age of tliejwj is saved."
Go Auto Driving.
I will drivo auto for city drives
any evening after 7 and auy hour
on Sundays. Engagements must be
raado by 0 p. a. Phono 89.
S-lm W. 8. FKALEY.
The only Vacuum house cleaning
apparatus In tlu city of Ardmore.
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On Improved KAHM and
C1TV property at lowest rate.
Comu to see mo at FIHST
STATK HANK. Quick acUon
and isatlsfnctlon Kuaranteed,
Byron Drew
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At the Majestic Tonight
"The Wallace Jewels."
"The Gota Canal, Sweden," Scenic.
"The Little Soldier."
Lowcnstein Orchestra Wednesday night.
rjiHlS .style is an English walking suit. It
is the parts you don't sec that holds
shape in tailoring. We will tailor your suit
just as conscientiously; just as carefully and
just as honestly as though you were standing
I by the bench while these master craftsmen
worked away on your order. It is the care
ful attention to the little things that makes
good durable tailoring,
cutting is the basis, but
the skilled tailor is just as essential. Come
in and see our fall line of goods. Test us
with a trial order.
FRED. W. HORN
Fashionable
1 14 West Main St.
INGRAM-LOVE.
Beautiful Country Wedding, of We I
Known People at Hcaldton.
A big country wedding." What vl
tons or abundance, crowd.-, jollitj .
lr'tty bride mid bridesmaid :md gen
eral happiness theso words conjure
up. lor soy what you please, a city
wedding with It formality, Its strict
lines, and oft times, with Its Hilly,
apiiiK. tlio cUHtoms of tlio floU. Is not ,
,R,ar 8), "heurtsoine" an affair, a. Is '
a wedding In the country, where Hie.
Is simpler, where convention are not j
so all In all, where neighbor fuel fre.
to drop In, go all over the bonne and
see all there Is to see.
I hen there is the country aiiun
dance, no tiny specks of salad, morwel
oi cake or dub of cream, but big gen
erous dishes full of things sittlim
ubout. and if you want two helpings,
why Its .".11 right. All the children
come, and nobody is under any con
straint. These Ideal conditions were all proa
cut at the wedding of Miss tiertriKK
Ingram of iieur Cornish, daughter ot
W. II. Ingram once of this city. The
groom was .Mr. Arthur live, u rising
young iiusims man oi i.oiuen.
business
1,10 wl'i"K party came down the ol-
inews or mo rresnyieriun cnurcii.
.Mr. .Matthews Is in charge of a large
lillMrah " u hpeaKK wen lor un
nuegroom inai lor mve oi mm, this
1,l,8' mm 1q11 nls work and tori two i
,"" """try rides at night, to olTl- ,
elate at his wedding. I
.Mr. Love Ir, an ardent and devoted
I're'-hytcrinn. !
"All went merry as a marriage
hell." but soon the Jollity and fenMIng
was over, the long procession of bug
gies, carriages and wagons began to ,
depart and then came the sadness,
when the bride bade rarewell to her
childhoods home, and the devoted j
home circle, and stopped out into an 1
unknown future, brightened indeed by !
love and hope and youth yet a part- I
ing. and
Parting at best is underlaid with i
tears, i
With toara and pain." i
The presents were many and varied
ranging from the useful to the beau-!
uful only In all lines. There were
the usual Joko-glfts for tho groom, and
the ever useful check for the brl le
irom lu-i- father.
Mr. and .Mrs. lvo departed on their
wedding trip from this city and will
bo at home to their friends In Colbert
after their return.
When you own a Quick Meal gas
cook stove, your homo Is suppllod
with tho best. Sold only by,
ctf jhvicns, comix & frbnslkv.
Von will
abou' the
Phone 7"ll.
miss I- if jou don't asl. I l,l!,rl' Br"-'i,l1' ry way. This
Vacuum house leaner. 1 lllBn',1,f,,u ,,oes ,m' 'flll,,0 diarrhoea,
nausea, flatulence, wiping or any in
, i convenience whatever. Itexall Order
tlllg lies are paitlculaiiy good for chil
The skill touch of
the painstaking of
Tailor
Ardmore, Oklahoma
ERECTING THREE
STORY BRICK ON
CADDO STREET
CHAS. FRALEY FINISHING BIG
STORE AND OFFICE BUILDING
TO BE BUSY STREET.
.Vow- that the fad building season
Is approaching the sound of the Ham
mer and the saw may be heard In ev
ery Noctlou of the city and there are
no idle carpenters and building trade-
men In tho city. Scarcely a block
in the entire city in which then- is
not an improvement ot some kind be
ing mud?, either the building or a
new house or tho addition to anothei,
with plenty of sidewalk paving going
on nil mound.
Tho largest Ktrncture of any eon-
r
scillence is that being built on Caddo
street at tno corner of 2nd avenue
Just south of Hall' store. Charley
Km ley is erecting t!"-:- z large three
story store building, having three
store moms on the ground Hour and
T(.
es and rooms above. The work
was going on today at a rapid rate J
and the builders arc
iKiiriug the top
of the second story.
The building has a frontage of over
7." feet on Caddo street and a depth o
about a like amount. .Mr. Krnley will
rent the lower floor lor store purpose ,
while the rooms above will either be ;
iiiaiio into nam or oiuros. rue nilllil- '
Ing is a handsome one of btifl colored !
pressed brick and will bo an ornament
to this street which Is destined to bo
ono of tlio business streets of the
city.
WORTHY OP
AN OFFER BACKED BY ONE OF
OUR MOST REPUTABLE CON
CERNS. .,,
We pay for all the medicine
during the trial, if our remedy
fails i
to completely relieve you of constipa
tion. Wo take all the risk. Yen
aro not obligated to us In any way
whatever, if you accept our offer.
i That's a mighty broad statement, but'
I we mean ni ry word of It. Could
; anything bo more fair for yon?
I A most scientific, common-sense
! treatment is Rexall Orderlies, which
j are eaten llko candy. Their active
i principle is a recent scientific ill..
! eovery that Is odorless, colorlosi
and tasteless; very pronounced, gen
i He and pleasant In action, and partlc
dren, aged and delicate persons.
if you stiff, r rrom chronic or hub
ltiial constipation, or iii associate or
depi 'ident chronic ailments, we urge
you t try ltexull Orderlies at our
risk. Hemembor you can got them
In Ardmoro only at our store. 12
labkts 10 cents, M tablets 25 cents.
-Tho Itexall S'orc. City Drug Stor.
W. 1). Frame, Prop.
NO HEED NOW
TO SEND AWAY
FOR BAND MUSIC
THIRTY FIVE FINE NEW INSTRU
MENTS ARRIVED YESTERDAY
FOR ARDMORE DOYS BAND
It
mt Mkrly that Ardmore will
m ' : - nd oik of tho rtiy attain
v.kmi to- mimic for public entertain
m in-, -u !i a fairs, street parade
.ind i In- Ilk.-, for yoaterdny there ur
iiM-.i t,r the Ardmoro loy Uun4
tlilt-tv In.- new silver mounted ln.trtl-m-n.-
on which practice will begin
r oi 1. I). Armstrong, R brother of
Mi (i:ill of thin city, and who
'i.i- li.nl much experience In this line
i diH-ttnu the boys In tholr work and
ln-iiii-.-i within three week to lie
alii. u Ke public recitals and will
n. n.- the hoy ready to play for any
i 1 1 ml; tli.it iimit-K along. The inst.-u-in.
nt h hae been delayed or they
would have been ready to furnlt'h inn--ii
t'.i- tie- fair.
ll ill.- inxintnunt. are of the inm
quality and the yolillK fellow who
i . ineiniii i s of the build were greatly
d. In-hied to net them. They an- all
tin iv th.riy-tlve pieces Irom the tiny
liliiol.i to the big Itass ilriini ami the
Horn tli.r. winds rounil your neck and
wliii Ii hiM a spoilt big enough lo lioln
a barrel, almost. At lea Ml IhatN the
way one of the iMiya dem-rlbed II.
Tne in-uriinicttts are all taken but a
tew and those who wish to Join
-liniihi make application at once, as
piuitiei- with the old Instruments ha:
been -join! on for some lllt"
A mil account of the Ardn tire Hoys
Hand will appear next wi.K In the
-.Musical Register, a paper devoted t-
such things, .mil which in pnhltshcd In
Chicago.
Read This.
nurant. Okln. This certifies I wan
cured (if Kidney, llladder and Hheu
liiatlc trouble by tho use of one V.t
tie of Hall's Texas Wonder. I fully
recommend it. for it Is a medicine
with inerlts.W. U. WAIU). Sold by
all druggists.
UNCLE BILL CROSS
IS ABLE TO SIT OP
HEAD OF OKLAHOMA VETERANS
SENDS GREETINGS TO JOHN H.
MORGAN CAMP YESTERDAY.
The .Iiio. II. Morgan camp me- In
regular session yesterday afternoon
Tll,,r(, wnK ,,.,., uanl(..
larly oi young ladles who graced th-
meeting with their presence. Among
those who contributed to the enjoy
ment of tb afternoon, liy voice In
strumental music, ami select remllie-
WPro iUmm Iklnl Ann!l
0 Uu,)y U()(I()I (!rllovIovi, Nl.
vouehe and Itomenu liymim.
Short talks were made by the ve:
oralis and some thrilling i,.i(i,.ntH
of their war experience were re
lated. Mr. Fred Klnkade was ptvsen'
and made known his generous offer
towards building the Confederate
Home: hy so doing he ingratiated
himself with the old soldiers, and
ho cimp expressed their appriHiatlon
of his generosity by a rUIng vik.
of thanks.
While in session word was received
from Cenerai Hill Cross by a special
messenger that he was much Improv
ed in health and abb- to sit in,
ami sent kindest remembrances to
the camp.
At the dispersion of the mooting
, evory one gave expression to th 'ir
pleasure ami enjoyment of the
eruoon.
.if.
Stove Exploded,
Htlt it wasn't the RhY.NOIt GAS
HUA'PHIl sold by T. K. Kearney.
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Mrs. Whiteman III.
It Is with regret this morning
that we learn of the illness of Mrs.
Mary tiwyn Whiteman, soeloty editor
of the ArdmoreUe. Mrs. Whiteman
is confined to her bed, being a suf
ferer irom polnon ivy, having come
In contact with the dangoroiiK vino "m ,MU'"1 ine Ir,,m ",s
several days ago, but It was not I oal whlch n,1,,,,tl at Calgate.
uiMll this iiiornlng that it began ii,' "al,l ,hftt 010 "-"I of "
develop si-riously. During her sick- ,,,w of miva' w, 1u locaUnl 8t
turns, which Is hoped will bo of short "''"H"'"!' 'hw tho roml Intersect .
duration, the Ardmorelto n,u,j,,rB i with the Santa Fe.
will have to forego the pleasure of, Th" Arbucklo Improvement com-
'Society."
Cut Your Gas Dills
Hy using tho KBA'OH GAS 11 BAT
Bit. Sold by T. IC. Kearney. 012
A woman is ap to regard a secret
as something taut Isn't wsrth keeping.
CAME ALL THE
WAY FROM ITALY
TO HELP BROTHER
THREE ITALIANS IN THE BLACK
HAND" CASE BEFORE FEDERAL
COURT THIS MORNING.
A pretty example of the devotu- i .
a brother won shown this morniir. i
the rerteral court In the heartim t -Black
Hand cuis originating at l ,
a small mining town cmr Meie-i. i
Bustle Utppaula la one of the del.- .1
ants, he la charged with bavlnc u- d
tho malt for tho purpose of deii.md
Inn and his brother who is an otTi hi
from Italy arrived her for tin- i m'
and has plenty of money to a-m-t m
the defense. The tnrec Italians w. i
arraigned hefore the court Mil. mo n
Iiik. They are Carnwia C.im.u-.r
ttaytator Dlbella and Baslle ciipp.mi i
They are charged with an attempt to
extort money from Joe Nellls. an ltai
Ian merchant. It la alleRed tin
wrote the merchant u letter askUm
hi into leave one thousand dollar .it
a lei-tuln place near a coke oven. Tie v
told htm If the money was hit in
would be treated with reaper! and no
Ilium would come to him mid thai it
the money was not left that .lomethhiu
would happen which the town ol
Kreb and his relatives would always
remember or somethliiK to that elteet.
Two other letters were written warn
ing the merchant to leave the money
and making further threats. Tho let
ters were signed "ltlack Hand." Xoi
i lis saw- the officers and told them oi
the letter. 8o on night the mer
chant left a b-tier at the place desig
nate! in the black hand letter. $ln
wan placed on the outside of the en
velojH' and sonic lwpers were en
closed to make the package resenlle
a bllllille of bills. When one of the
defendants came for the envelope of-
tleers weie watching the place It is
alleged and arrested the Italian with
(he envelope iii hla posesloii. When
the case was called this morning, Vj.
I.. KUtler of Muskogee, attorney ror
the defense filed a demurer to the In
d.ctiiient on the grounds that the
statute under which the bill was re
turnitl did not make the olfense a
( crime. The court overruled the demtii
" I- and the following Jury was empan
elled to try the case. W. 11. Johnson.
, (!. W. Ilatlleld. J. It. Kent, Hob Spark-,
W. II. Itnybiirn, Ilooley Faulkner, J.
T. I.ovvery, A. H. Honoris. I-Mwnrd
Yost. John Cregg. C. H. Illudorn and
'.I. 11. (ieorge.
It Is thought tin case will get to
lie jury late this afleruoon.
.Mr. Klsller, attorney for the tie
:'eiise. received Ills fee Iii Italian
money. He has a bunch of the hills In
, denomination of 100 down to $20.
1 Hy order of the court twenty days
were allowed defendants in the Mus
kogee town lot cases to prepare mid
present a bill ot exceptions lo the
rulings of tin court In those eases last
week. The general demurrer In those
cases will be Hied Thursday uioinlng
' iind argument will be made on the
, 'JSth of this mouth.
Tho court ordered the clerk of the
Jury commissioners to draw in accor
' iH'lt;0 'Ith the ruli-s of the court the
names of twenty-three grand Jurors
and thirty-six petit Jurors lor the
Cblcliiisha term of court
PROM COALGATE
TO DOUGHERTY
i COAL OPERATORS WANT OUTLET
TO WEST FOR PRODUCT
I WASHITA IS BEING DAMMED.
James !) F. Junkiii. or Philadel
phia, promoter of tho Great Uasitern
& Western railroad which l pro
posed to bo built from Coalgate to
Dougherty. In a letter to C. 1. WH
I llama of Sulphur, says -that the work
! on tho road will bo slanted this wlu
: tor sometime, and that within a year
i tho road will ho In opcratlou. Mr.
. .lunkln is owner of the Coalgate
: mining company and is promoting
this road In order that h will have
ty is (lamming tno wasmwi a-
Dougherty for the purpose of develop
Ing siwer to run electric plan's and
manufacturing establishments ilia'
the town hopes to get with the new
railroad.
It won't cost anything to phone 7
bout Vacuum house cleaning 1"
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PERSONALS
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I he Hiliiis I'imiiii w.ililiug
'Ml- I.. .1 Mev. I- nl Men r.il W -ll-aeeitllip.illieil
h In I' uiMlnl .not In .
Mr. (Ju.irlei, h:ive airlvin to .i ' - tul
tin HhTKins I'l utile wedding.
Governor and Mrs. tiun. N il.i
kell after sH-tldlng five day- in :iu-';
city during the trial cf tin- Mu.-koe.
tow it lot cases, retiirnul to Ciitlni'
last night.
Mark (looilwln, staff corresponded,
of the Dallas News, and O. I). Hall,
start' correspondent of th- Kiiusa:
CHy JmiriMil, who have been here
reiMie. ing the -Muskogee town M
cases f. r tholr papers, will i turn to ,
tiiMhrle today. ,
C. H. Huchaiiau, manager at M.ul- j
den's, will leave tonight for the ('lit ,
eago markets to make purchases or '
new goods. The sales .,o far ihl
season have been far ahead or c ,
pectutli ns and fill In ordei Ikiv,
beetliue lieceasnry.
W. A. I.edbeter of Oklahoma City
was In the city yesterday morning I
on a brief !sK with his family, lie J
was accompanied home hy his son. i
Louis Iedliettor. wiio Is In tin- s'.n.. .
, university at Norman.
Kied Tctikei- of Alllburn Is in
Aidi.'ore visitor today. I
Judge 1. It. Mason went to Shaw-1
nee this morning on official IiiihIiumi 1
to 1h gone sevm-al dajs.
Simon .1. l.oeh of New Oilcans lr I
III the city on business for a few ;
days. i
Wright Itunford, of Hugo, In in
the cPy today lo.iklng after some ,
business matters. j
Cal Stewart, of Marietta, Is up to
' day meeting friends and transacting
I business affairs.
A. II. Roberts, 12. T. Johnson and
J. C. Denton, all of Muskogee, came
down yesterday lo look after mat
ters In court here.
!t. !'. Taylor, of Durairt. Is In the
city today visiting with frlemU and
transacting business.
ilr. and Mrs. II. W. Cleveland
ami children of Hleo. Texas, were
here yesterday vUVUng with friends.
W. M. Homier, of CuHirie, clerk
in the supreme court is down for a
few days visiting with friends mid
relatives.
I'. I.. Carsvvell, of Muskogee, Is In
the city on business this week.
C. H. Stevens Is reported quite
-It k today, having been brought In
from Ruff, where he has been, to
hits home tills morulas.
The Kcxnor heating stove Is the
only heating stove that has a
money back guarantee. Ask T. K.
Keurney. 17tf
The '.Missionary Society of the
Uroadvvay liaptlst church will nice-:
with Mrs. Sidney Suggs tomorrow
afternoon nt " o'clock. All mem
bers of tho cli 1 1 rch and their friend'
are Invited to attend.
Quick meal gas cook stoves, built
tilMin honor, have every new improve
ment and are the host. Sold only by
t'tf HIV1-5NS. COHHX & FltHNSI.BY.
Hay! Hayl! Hay!!!
Plenty of hay hy the bale, ton or
car load, liioue 1'.), Porter Staplws,
The Red Headed (iroccr. ir, :t
For f Jiint drinks ot the better Mini
Bo to.
tlOFF & ItHll.Y.
17-U L'l". W .Mam Sir. t
T- N- COLEMAN
THE CITY
Telephone 1.
Built For
Service
Wlu'n you 'my School
SllOCS yotl W.lMt, slid-
lli.tt will tit, hold tin-
sli.tpi', and siiitul ti i
K imcUsand roiiL'11 tu i.
'!' of school rlltldl l-l
ii. t'.i'!, l'.iti nt. K '1 Hi
S' - -rl
$1 e" t i t:
1 to $J "
Shoe Man
Keep a complete rscord of your
mortgages by using duplicate mort
gage books on sale at The Ardmore
He office.
Tin- lull player shouli) .trway
member Ii it a hK in time s.i .
nine
The
City Drug
Store
W. D. FRAME, Proprietor
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGIST
Specials at the Fountain
For Today
Cliocolato FulT 10c
draiu Do Mint 10c
Try the Soul Kiss 10c
Carnation Stindui-. ........ 10c
Monana Split 10c
Grape 1uneadu 10c
Watch for our opening of
hot dr'm Us and dolicatosson.
Pyrography Pieces and
Burning Sets
Cooler weather makes the art
a welcome occupation for odd
moments. Among tho piece h
we show are a variety of pat
terns of:
Collar ami Cuir Hoxor
Handkerchief Ilexes
tllovo Hoxes
Dresser Hoxes
Tlo ItaoliH Tabouruttes
1'anoiH
Thermometers
Towel JtackH Flijurcs
Faces
Tho work of burning Is simple
and tho product very artistic.
Coleman Bros.
Drutftfist-Jewelers.
10.1 W. Main
Ardmoro
JOHN DOHHAH
Watohinaker and Knravor
To Oar Patrons
The market on hogs la con
siderably lower than It has
been recently, and the tone of
the market is -still downward
and very unsettled. We are
unable to adviso yo u when
same will settle down. Use
your judgment In regard to
selling at present.
However, we are always
paying the top of the market
and .nvlte you to see us If
you decide to sell.
O. G. WARREN
Proprietor Cold Storage.
DR. W. M. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
Has moved to the Hlue Front Hani
on Uroadvvay, where he is prepared
to take care of all stock entrusted
to hla caro at a reasonable price
Otflce Phone 783 Residence 203
Tho Vacuum will clean your house
complete for $l.ilii per room No dus
nor discomfort Plwine 7 2d. 17-0
DRUGGIST ....
9 W. Main St.