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THC DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ardmore, Thursday, Nov. 25, 1909
PAGE FOUR
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ol ml-. m..gnnleeiit ! mi.iIii it Is Jti! qui in li about Hp I'i'm: I i l't
' r v r. , ol till.. m..giHleeiit d- main II Is .1. qui n
jtlnilV illlOniOLCUC. ' ,iu. v border on Tew, ArHanaaa. tn.
MiPMiurl. Kansas. Colorado and New me roast youn pi un-i
ARDMOREITE
u'?"5. . - ' u.,i.. . rw nltltniin nutBM from noise, rising gravely to his fi . ; m
PUULIUnlNr. lUi . ' -
-,wi f....i ntw.i,,. ...a Imv..i m . 000 nouhced that II wan up to him t
SIDVFY St'ilOS President) f,.,.t p mn) t,p snowing In Cimarron I settle the disturbance, and proceed
La'trwl at the Poatorrfcc at Ardmoro , outity. the land of Hereford cattle. I to collect all the peaceful mem
n ; tfecond-CInss Matter. ' alfalfa and hard wheat, and the h,' nA forming In battle arrny at
nam.- day piccanliMileti In pajamaa re "' of 'i"4 ,''ei tho
picking cotton under tb- brolllnu 1 turtwy hl" follownra to
AND THE CITY OF AHDMOiiu , ,rf Choctaw county; farrows B '""'
If It Is la the Ardmorelte, It l legal. i,M. sleeves are loading corn In Wag
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. otii r county; loads of elm- ore are
MRS, SHEB LINDSAY
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
PISTOL DISCHARGED IN DEIinu
REMOVED FROM SATCHEL AND
BALL ENTERS VITAL SPOT.
PERSONALS
The Dally Ardmorelle.
One Yct 18.00
Our, Mjti li 0
One Wivk 16
The Weekly Ardmarelte.
Pit Y. .ir by Mail $1.00
l 1 -.'llM 10
Thru Months & thr
being taken ut of the mine tn
Ottawa county under smiling iklea;
boya are picking pecana In Seminole;
asphalt la being ground In Carter
county; t4i big red steer frolics over
the grasay plain i of Comanche, while
lendy chug of the oil pump
makes dally music from Washington
Phoned.
li ... .--i Manager'! OITIce MJ county to Marshal), through over two
C y IM.'.ir's Office hundred miles of solid oil country.
'.oil" iJi-t.ltire MS v.. Inri. .wT It iimv M. annttlns and I
At this affront to hi illKiilly nH
leader of the Thanksgiving party
Mr. Turkey culled for votuniccra. mid
toon thu bnttle was raging and deadly
ttilaalea such na Hatted almonds,
grappa ami olive were filling the
Marjnrlo noticing that the turkey
waa no longer looking nt her, and
thinking to make her escape sprang
to her feet Jiut In time to dodge oik.
of the lu-.koy'H wings which the pin '
in a grand fury had wrenched from
hla beautifully baked body, but thu
4 j i i im-iiu illin ium m Minima iimi i in huh ni7 irr- vhiiiiiih i . i . . M , ki.i u..w. ,h,i..
chr f-r .landing or reputation of ,,.,,,,. mnv hlvp ....j, "r "...ghb
i it.iMu.Mi imi ii int. nniiinr. nun miiii ill 11 mir.
firm or corporation
columni of
be gladly cor- f
nttcnton of the manngi'inent.
any
Wll - .1 u
Tu ArJn.ori'lte wi
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y appear in the columni of '-. 1 prUlngly aoft aweet voice "waKe up
m great eiu,rp. an mi yol know v, wr,. ,g , t
miiat
rci' .1 m i. Its being brought to the, sue day. Oreat t.Mintry. thla Oklaho-1 .,,. . for ,iin1,.- u,i Wt,
nttcnton of the lnatinKiment. i ..... . ,........ .... R"lta s 'ur """ r- ann '
I ma land of the f'Xr (iod nnd Calrer
Ardture. Thuraday, Nov. 25. !909
THANKSGIVING DAY, 1 909.
i i and ncyclopeittri are j
i hi' ri'llgioua and social
i annually oliHerd hi
ii . TliankHglvltiK lay
I .ifier tin- flrt harvest of
i i mli col ny in 1621. whi'ii
i. i ti .id ford wiit out men to
I f t to li lp the feaat.
I i . Ilile that there haa been
i i ii ascribing to the harvvat
vt M-.ir the extraordinary
i h.iiMMiVnga In after y arn
i i1' Miitlallly to the growing
n U ion Hint the custom dale fr in
ii I.. Wvs ntlglnnd concelvwl the
U i" tin- American protective
i ff y i t in and aacmwuict plan
of X Ui tobbery by means of which
t i liiil.iu.t of the weat might be
lit Id hi pci iK'lual vaHaalage ami for
Mir piv trthnte to the vtchlHllTl
i . 4i id Hie "minutest Ihmih trudera
In t n uorhl."
tntcivaU auiitml tlmnkaglving
fi HmiIr wero held from 1112 1 up to
tin t me of tho ii'vohitlotmry war
win n 'lie i iillnetitill coiiki'chh reconi
ididtil aiiiitial olmervance of the
iiin'oin hut Uieie waa nu Intennls
Ion .!(('.' thut, perhupa due to ;
lii'n ltiu.. of deism anil skepticism,
nu li i.s'.i, uiJien Itnwkleiit Waaliing
t ii in ininied a day of thankagtvlng
'.' ' i hiptlon of Hi- feileral com
It i on
u i ipHiuly varloua day a In No
u i vv. ie reiHimmeutlwl by preal
h i ind govern oia until, In the
ami it ta niy mmc wno iari,..i.. ..n .... ....i.-ktv rui.t.Mii
her eyes, anil tumbling out of bed
ran to the window and clapped her
handa delightedly when ahe aaw
Jack Frost had covered the ground
with beautiful white anow.
After that It didn't seem more
than a minute till she waa tucked into
a big sleigii, and after a merry Jing
ling ride through the snowy wooo,
she arrived, all rosy and hnppy til
grandpas, where a host of Jolly cous
ins met her, nnd they were so, in sit
ting down to a real Thanksgiving
dinner, at a real table, better far
than tin' wild one that she had seen
dcstriu Itsi'lr In her dream.
IIOItOTIIY MITUli:!.!..
limldeiaea
lUr here ami breathe the oaonc
from It? plney wood, Ita great pining
or Ita fertile fields who can know
tin joy of real living. 'Phoenix.
oOn
j Mixmling jour own town doc:t not
ji iixlx: wholly In standing mi the
I ntieet corner ntld ti'lilllg visitors
wluit i tine town this Is. Kven mak
ing i''ehea ami writing eiHtorlnls
won t bring nliout a reformation un
less thoae are backed up procrly.
The bent way to booat n town la
to iM'come wide awake, public spir
ited riltliena. Acquiring crop rty and
kt oping It In flratc Ins. condition le
a flue way for a man to help a
lly. The old inollo, "U't eery man
keep hla own dmn' yard clean" I
y t up to date ami practical
Taking a live Interest In public
ntfalrs hel some. too. People who
are always palming out faults but
who never rnlae a hand to help
mat teia are not much good In a com
munity It ta all right I . point out
a faul', but the limn who iIihh ho
should he willing to shoulder his
shur nt the work of Improving con
illtlons, Uigan County News.
A warm llglii Tor the appointment
r jvosliutialer at Paula Valley la on
between .1. M. Ilornlieater, the pica
cut Incumbent, nnd Marlon I lender
son, an Htioruoy. 1ip latter is atild
to Itavr the endorsement of the
c nnty republican orgnnlHi!oii. Dor
cheaters "pull" Ilea with Cecil I.yon.
tlu Texas party liosa.
oOo -
hurry."
News reached here l tulephune
lust night of the death or Mrs. Shuh
Lindsay which occurred yeatorauj
afternoon at thu Woatbelmer D.iuhe
ranch on lllue, twelve miles north of
Tishomingo.
The reports here ate meager, but
It Is said Mra. I.ludaay waa the wife
of an employe on the ranch and yoa
tenia) afternoon In removing a platol
from a grip It waa in Identally dis
charged and the hall taking effect In
a vital spot ahe waa ton dead. It la
an Id one of her hrotheu waa III the
home with her when the accident oc
curred. Shed lilndany la a nephew of Mi...
V. II. (Hover of this city. Hla wife
was a wutiinii of only !!. yeara ami
waa the mother of two or three children.
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Inmate of One of the Houses In Res
ervation Tries to End Life.
Willie Henderson. a:i Inmnte ol
Ituby It utt's resort in the "reserva
tion." attempted sub 1.1 this ii f tor
neon 'v swallowlnu ien bl-chlo-i
tile tiilib'th. A iht-ii . in nan hastily
summoned and rcpnr iii.it she will
pinbiibly recover.
Ian I'se" oil at t: V Itltti r.
N MniiMti. ,i , li In from his
t -1 1-1 1 1 i to .-jii'inl Tnaiik vkImhh with
hla ramlly.
Mlas I.Ida Waldeii of N.ishMlIc,
Ark., is here to apond Thanksgiving
with her brother, Kdwitrd Walden (
MIhh Itegluii Illank went over to .
Kulphur today to bo In attendance at
the tonehors' convention to be held ,
there.
Mlaa Mary Roberta, one or tho pop- ,
tiltir teachera In the city .ichools,
went to Shonimn yesterday to spend
Thanksgiving with home folks.
Deo McCoy, one of Uncle Sam
I railway postal employes, whose lio.nc
' Is now at Idabel In McCurtaln coun
j ty. Is here today enjoying Thank rI
Ing at his imrental home.
C. K. Morris was u business visi
tor here today front Marietta.
; John S. Owen Is In Wynuewood
.today looking after buRltums matto...
I Miss l'attl ltyan of Oklahoma City
',ls visiting with Mm. Vnl Mullen.
I Uugeno Wolverton of Mannsllle la
spending the day here with relatives.
I J. YV. Thompson and wife or Cor
nlsh tire in the city visiting with re!
a lives.
Dr. (5. V. Amerson and wt of
Mllo are here today the guest or Mi
; Ainerson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1
W. .lohnson.
Mr. and Mrs. t?. W. I'rost. Miss
I.augford ami Miss Bertha .lair.. II of
Sulphur were here Inst llluill to .--i n
I'lie Top ot The World.
IC .1 i haniellor is here loila.v ii.un
Mailetta with relativis
Mrs. 1. N Murdnck Willi tne a
tional l.lfe Insuraiue Co, lias n
t il 1 . ii
Pn I I ni
of the civil war. under
ANOTHER ICE PLANT
AT PAULS VALLEY
Pauls Valh v. Okla . Nov :Ti The
Washltn Ice St Cold Stora.c Company
with a capital of .".o,0(H, experts t..
be engaged ill the wholesale I c bus
iness here by next summer. The new
concern Is bucked by the Washita
Hlectrlc Power Company and wilt
give this city two he factories.
TOWNSHIP BOARD ASSOCIATION.
Notice el Settlement or Account.
Mtatc or Oklahoma. Carter County,
l.lueoln. the regular ob-' In the county Court.
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t a national thanksgiving
proclamation by the prejl
siippkmen(Hl generally by
Carter County Trustees Return From
Meeting at Oklahoma City.
The meeting of the township tiu
lees, tho good road 'builder.' con
vintlon at Oklnli ma City was lu-1 1
on the tuwnty-ac.'oud and tveut
third of thU month, and was well at
it mled and much uthustusm in.'
vailed. Joe Highlight and ll. J. Irwin,
towiikhlp truatcea from Carter conn
ty have rctiirneil. Mr. Irwin w .is m'
WE THANK YOU
I'Vr tli. bu.-.lne-- t .i.ti y ii liaw- nuin us tin, jear. And we will
H ok as well afti-r It in the future as we have tried to do t:i
the past. Our aim Is to always please our cuitoninra.
Remember
We wash everything but the I ibb and return everything but
the diit. v . '
Excelsior Steam Laundry
W It ItOllUtTS Mina-ii
lu the matter of the estate or
It V .loin a, ill ceased.
N'otiie Is neroby given that W. 1A
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. . -.-. .....i iixma i u niitiiiKton. the duly n!iatntel and lected a memb. r or the legislative
i he last Thursday lu No-, qualified administrator of the estate committee. Xo better selection could
""' ,,,,y' i "f 11- A. .lone:-, deceased, haa ren-' have been made n Mr. Irwin Is a
r. r commenU: "The wbaer- d red uiul prcsente.1 for seitlenienl j good road eiuhualaat. Mr. Irwin ami
" deplorably fallen Into dla-; and filed lu said Court hU final j Mr. Illguiglit think that great good
M. pt as the day has been m count and reHrt if his admlnUlrn-! will nault from this united erf rt
' '"c,w, tm ' mlnlater tojil.n a, su. h amlulaintior. and hla , on tho ,rt of the townahlp trustees.
- mind on iHilltlcal and oth- ( petition for dlftrlbulloiiof-iniileatnte, In bulhllng good londa lu the state.
" '"I''0'" and for hla discharge; m that on 1 No doubt a meeting will soon be
neiical p ople have some the 2ltli day of ncceiuhor. 1900. 'called of the township trustees and
be thankful for today. being a day of a regular term or aalil Mr. Irw in and Mr. Illgnlght will
'ii' m our free school ayateiu. , Court, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon inake a r. itort of tlil. nawwintlon.
Col. Sidney Suggs waa made an
houoraiy meuihor of the tiaauclu
tlou by a unanimous vote.
I
he f.iu Lhat oar military biHlget of aula dwy. at the County Court
i ic- .t.ite the largest in it,., w orW. ' rcom. In the City of Ardmoro. in
hut t, privilege of the ballot U mW County or Curler has been duly
.. . , u... muiviunai. tnat i appointed by tho cviim. for .h..
'!'! for the average cltixeu tl. ment of said account, nnd Tor hear-1 A Tennessee Architect.
',,m absolute WIH w iong, (,, petition, nt whi, time nud ' ! " Hunt, a prominent atvhltect
' . I - iH-alth, that the expnvs-: place any pirson interested 111 antd j f fhaltatiiKigu. Tenn.. is In the
in Intelligent opinion does,,mte may tuinear and fHe his ev. !Uy on a brief liuslnesa trip and
v t iide imprison c pUons in writing to the accounl ' vlaitlng with his representative here
en "i no taxa-! and coin eat the aaine. f who U architect T. S. Sweet. Mr.
"Mi on H Htlll! n luftiniony wherior, I have H?fo. ' Hunt says he is plena -d with the
'hat the rail-1 unto set my hand ami affixed the ! business he Is tUlng here nnd that
ii- not yet Kf 0f aald Court, this
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County Judge
MARJOKIH'S THANKSGIVING
DREAM.
It was a large table, but none too
I vrge lor all the good things that sat
-i'-amliig upon it All tin
proapects are good for much more
business to develop In the next f. w
months. Oklahoma Is now doing
tim e building and putting up bet
tei buildings than any othei suite
lu Hie Mint h west.
We are Thankful
I'll nt we pi.ii.- Cod from whom all lili't..iings cine. After this
our hats nro off to our custom om who have stood by us, kept in
out of mischief, kept unluij-y. our head above the waves
and bread and meat in our 'homes. And wo reallw that to con
tinue In buainoss, wo must liavo your support.
Wo wish for yen all the 'bout of everything, a blr I'at turkey for
your dinner today nnd a home coming of loved ones to help eat
It Very truly yours,
Holman & Best
Phnnbers and Gas Fitters
Would you deal with a house that
is sipiare,
Thnt handles hardware that will
wear,
That holds nil the trade,
It ovor has niado?
This house has that record so rare.
If you want any tool, wnnt It quick,
Any tool from a penknife to pick.
A hod for the mortar,
A Kill for the water,
Or a trowel for layltiB the brick,
A hammer to drive In the tncks,
A aaw, a hatchet or nxe,
A shovel, brace, spade,
Any tool that la made,
I nm giving you only tho facta,
When I say thnt this tool you will
find
lu the store that Is norcr behind,
Thnt Is second to none
That is "A Number One"
Jutd fix this Idea in your mind.
T. K. KEARNEY
lliirdwiiro and Kami Machinery, Iron, Stoves, Ranges,
Building Material, Carriages, Wagons,
Hicycles, Saddles and Harness.
e seated around the board pro-
d to partake of the goodies s
intltully spread before them. Mar-
had Just passed hr plate lor
enormous drum stick that fatbei
People Observe the Day.
Thankagtvlng has been generally
family 1 observed today in the city. Tho
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IN OKLAHOMA
- in Oklahoma'
a telegraphic dispttch In
n ex'hauge. Quite poaal-
una Is a big fclate. Pi- mi
Quapaw in lw noitbwutern oilier
to Kuiton In the extreme northwest
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banks, poatonire, the county court
offices and many of the business
houses were closed The day has
been one of rest and plea.uie Many
persona with gun and dog we: t to
cm c fur her, when the big tur- the country, othei stayed in town
In the center of the tablespidug to witness the football game between
feet and niklied Jldly acra Purcell and Ardmore and still a large
' h wae'e ii,(f a doen oyhtera number of others went to wor.hi at
were playing riug-a-round-the-rosy, the Methodist church wini. uui
I'lie ci inbcrry sauce nnd the chicken services were held,
salad threw raisins at each other, -. -
wiille tho celerj ulaytul horn with
the baked sweet potatoes.
Marj.irte Htarted to her fnt aiuaed
at .ii. 'i ir.n ee 'liiu-. but
Tom L. Wilkes
Thanks you for past favors and
wants your business in the future
Phone 202
Ardmore, Okla.
Notice.
All members of th Woc.lauu ef
Ml World Who have reccvo, the
I must fell obi I nation are ronuested to mine t
over, when the turkey cocked one e. the hall tomorrow i Friday i night to
at her, and gobbled hoarsely "sit J receive the secret work and their
down there." ; cartttUates of mcii(bership.
iiie devils food cake and the pump-1 Uespoctfully,
it .n 170 mile a8 the crow flies- and kln D,M in a mad encounter , T. .1. JO.VKS. clerk.
fiom Quatiaw dlrH tly sou'h to iv whh h quite spoiled their appe trance. ' .
ill tho cx'reine south' astern corner hilc the plum pudding made m io. Many.l'.-"' liest reel and rod oil.
The A. C. Young Furniture Co.
Thank you for past business, and
will have what you want in the
future. Yours truly
A. C. YOUNG
tiirniil from a very successful trip to
points In northern Oklahoma.
J. P. Myers, a prominent citizen o"
Pauls Valley was a visitor nere to
day. li. A. Mutt and wife of Wynuewood
came down last night to ee I lie allow.
Sale Coffey was a visitor here to
day from I.oiip drove.
J. It. Washington was a biuluot
visitor here today from Marietta
.lelT Oilrlen is in Davis ti.My
spending Thanksgiving wltn his ram
ny.
Walter C. Dean of Oklahoma City,
a former resident of this city was u
visitor hero today.
Prof. W. C. Canterberry nud Mra.
Itawis Anderson of Marietta were
hire today en route to Hugo to at
tend a meeting of teachers.
MIm Sue Frame Is lu Davis t may
the guest of relative
Miss Daisy Humphrey of Hugo Is
In the city visltliitf with friends.
Col. Sidney Suggs litis return, il
from a hiiHluess visit to Oklahoma
City.
George II. Morris was here today
from Durant looking after business
allali.
Miss Johnson u( Tishomingo Is
visiting with Miss Marie Gilmer.
ill-s Helen Pcterman ol Marietta
was a visitor here last night to sec
Tho Top of The AVorld.
Miss Cora Smith of (iutlul. who
came down last night to attend the
Klks' ball, returned home today.
Porter Karliart and wire of Marhtta
wore here last nigh' to see the show
George C. Gale of Galcaburg. 111.,
Is In the city looking after huHlucsa
affairs.
.Victor Williams is in from his ter
ritory to spend the day with his faia
k, 'ViTiSflPk-WirW'
John Law, deputy slierllf from Pauls
Valley, was n visitor here today.
Gcorgo Collins of Cheek was a Dul
lness visitor here today.
Senator Harry IC. Allen has return
ed from a business visit to Hugo
and other points cast.
J. h. Cunningham, a well known
resident of Wheeler, was among the
visitors here today.
It. II. Haynes of Marietta waa a
visitor hero today.
Mrs. J M. Whitfield of llorwyn t
In the city visiting with friends.
$1.00
Per Week
Buys a n Edison
Phonograph at
Luke's
Music Store
Established 1895
Have thnt old hat cleaned and re
blocked by Gontry, the Hatter, with
Farthing Bros. 2t-4
More Furniture
Better Furniture
F o r less money
when y o u trade
with
C. P. HALL
We handle everything in
furniture, stoves and
household goods. Phone
366, North Caddo Street.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
OF ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA
Capital Stock, $30,000.00
Outgrowing the Fastest Growing Dank in Oklahoma
ALL DEPOSITS GUARANTEED
On August 1(1, 11101), when tho First Stnto Hnnlc passed
into tho control ot tlio present innimneniont thu
deposits were $fi,ri,o:i:i.lS
On September 1, lllOit, tho deposits were Tl.SOO.OM
On November 16 the deposits were $133, 903. 21
More Than 100 Per Cent Increase in 3 Montha
Of fical Statement at Close of Business, Nov. 16, 1909.
RBSOfROHS
Loans nud Discounts Hki,7(i'.Ui5
Loans to Olllcors NONH
Overdrafts 2,711. flu
Furniture ami Fixtures 4,000.00
Cnsb nnd KxcIhuikc. . .Hl,HS7.(il)
$1113,1(111 It
MAUILITIKS
Cnpitnl Stock $30,000.00
Undivided Prollts l.Cfi.i.OII
Deposits i:n,i)o:i.ai
flti5,lliii.ll
Wo would appreclato your business and plcdso you courteous
trontmont.
Hyron Drwv, President. F. 11, Jones, Cashier.
Carl C. Jones, Vice President. .1. M- Richardson, Asst., Cashier