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Ardmore, Monday, Januar 31, 1910
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
AOt PtVC
The Way to a Man's Heart
I s through h i s stomach.
Hence his better half feeds
him on SOLOMON'S VERY
I3IST BREAD and pastry,
the best that can be made.
Solomon's Steam Bakery
Money Talks
After February 1st our business
will bo strictly cash to nil, no
exemptions. '(! n u o tl I h u
monuy to run thu business.
Hut it will pay you to phono uh
on tho morning ot February
lat mid 8oo how wo aro soiling
(rocurlt'H. Wo will Bell Roods
uhonpor than they havo over
been sold here. Wo thank nil
of our customer for their pant
business ami ask tor n contin
uanco of sumo. We will Have
you ninny dollars.
Frank Hunt
Phono (34 W Main St.
TONIGHT
A big program that Will
please all.
The Majestic
PERSONALS
Simon Westhelmer was here today '
irom Marietta. I
Dr.
Hawlen Anderson was a vis-
Itor hero yesterday from Marietta.
Knox Black was In tho city yes
terday from Marietta visiting with
friends.
Malcolm Henry returned yesterday
from Oklahoma City, where he made
a brief visit with his family.
Dr. O. I a Hounds was In thu city
today from Graham. The doctor Is
thinking seriously ot entering tho
race for tho legislature.
.1. II. Brady left hero today for
Oklahoma City where he will super -
Intend tho transfer of a car '
seed ho has thoro that has broken
do wu In tho railroad yards. Mr.
Tho Morey Stock Company. Opera
Honso oil this week. Prices 15. 25
and 35 cents. Special matlneo Saturday.
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NEW COPYRIGHT BOOKS-LATEST MAGAZINES
FOR SALE AT
RUFUS
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niosn vb
mr.n DELIVERY.
"A WESTERN MAID'
"A ROSE OF THE GREAT CITY"
"THE CARD BOARD BABY," (A Fairy Story)
AT THE THEATCRIUM
Mrady says It i tho largest shipment
of need ever billed to Ardmore ami
that It will bo here in a fin- days.
Iten Moblcy Is In the city today
i from Kollan. .Mr. Mobley says his
' section of tho country Is in fine
shape, and everybody Is busy.
1 Dean JIarr, who for some time
has been at Vernon, Texas, has sold'
his business there and arrived hero I
lytsterday. Ho will probably reenter
Iflwi nnlviii-alt V nt Vrirmntl.
.Floyd Heard of Fort Worth spent '
' 0 1.,.. In !,.. nllv ..lultl.ii- ulttl Ilia
Ulllllll.J II. ll"J I.J fll.VI.ip, " .VI. ..."
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ikrad. Ho
returned .yesterday afternoon.
MIssres Mr' WItherspoon and
Mary I tall, two teachers in the
Gainesville city schools, were hero
yesterday, the guests of Mrs. T. II.
William-'.
l T. ltoxxroat has returned from
Guthrie, where ho spent several days
with the legislature. Mr. Kexroat
is a candidate for the legislature.
Miss Kslo Majors has secured
a position as committee clerk In
the state senate and has gone to
assume her duties.
Chilton lllley Is in the city from
Duncan, lie says tho people In his
section aro not talking much poli
ties yet, but that they are very fa
orablo to Leo Ctneo of this county
for governor.
Walter A. Kvans of Kiowa Is in
the city todny making arrangements
I to push the selling of lots in the
I Walcott edition. Mr. Kvans Is nu ex
I perlenced towiiBlte man and is sue
j ccedlng nicely with tho sale of lots
; In this popular addition.
.1. It. Thompson, a business man
, of Shawnee, was here Saturday and
, left Sunday on a business trip to
, 1 exas. While here he visited Oil
I City and made the prchaso of sev-
cntoen lots in the business district
of that new town.
Col. It. A. Wlilto, who will man
age tho salo of tho Walcott addi
tion to Ardmore, has arrived horo
and entered upon his duties. Col.
White spent thirty-ftvo years in tho
newsiaper business and has been
at tho head of some of the best
papers in the country. Ho snys he
leformed last May, but ho still feels
kindly towards tho boys and still
loves tiles mell of Ink. Soino of the
boys In the Ardnioreito office were
formerly connected with Col. Wlillte.
J. W. Anderson of Tallhlua was
among tho out of town visitors hero
, today.
I II. E. Reeves and family ot Mllburn
were visitors here today.
Kugeno Wolverton was here yes
terday from Mnunsville visiting witli
homo folks.
John Cooner Is spending a few-
days hero with friends
IE. C. Adams, a prominent business
man of Legate, was a visitor hero
today.
A. C. Itungo left today for a bus
iness visit to Duncan.
Ilev. W. It. Solvldge and Dr. .1. F.
Young returned today from Ihirney
vlllo where they attended a fifth
Sunday meeting.
W. H. lint Is left today for his
territory after spending Sunday here
I .. 11. II..
" 1111 "1M """.
A. O. Kdwards left todny for a
business visit to Chlc)(asha.
J. S. Howmnn left today for a
business visit to points north. .
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Hutch-Ins ro
turned to Damn today after spend
ing a few tkiys here with their son,
Holi Hutchlns.
C. H. Parks of Davis was a visit
or here today.
W. H. Ingram was a visitor hero
today froiu his farm near Healdton.
Herbert Williams returned to Ar
, kin.ls cyf K-ilnS!lHi t0(la). !lft(,r :i
I visit hero with his parents, Mr. nnd
j jra pr,uik Williams.
j ' ,,'rank wmlains .iml h,H ,,rolh.
or, W. K. Williams of California,
who has been hero visiting with Mr.
Williams for tho past few days, left
I last night for Decatur, Illinois, In
response to a message announcing
tho death of their mother which oc
curred there Saturdny night.
TOSTSFKOP.
CORNER MAIS AND I) STREETS.
MISS ELLEN STONE
LECTURES TONIGHT
WILL TELL THE STORY OF HER
CAPTURE DY BRIGANDS IN FOR
EIGN FIELD,
Mrs. Laura IIIumib has boon no
titled by wire from Oklahoma City
that Miss Klleti Stone will arrive
here at 1:20 this afternoon. Miss
Stone will lecture tonight under the
auspices of the W. C. T. 1'. nt th
llroadway Methodist church. Miss
Stone w.m an American missionary
in the foreign field some six years
ago and while In Turkey she was
captured by Macedonian brigands and
carried Into the mountains and held
until she was ransomed, l'eoplo all
oer tho word were touched to pity
by the capture of the woman and
subscribed to a fund to secure her
release. The ransom was $05,000.
which Is said to be the largest ever
paid. .Miss Stone has several lectures,
)hut the one selected for this evening
will be the story of her capture. She
Is en route to Texas and Mrs. Illvens
thinks probably she can be Indm-od
to remain here several days.
TO OUR FRIENIIS ID PATRONC
nr ,,f r.i..ii .n.l U..M I
from the north had the misfortune to j
break down, hence will not arrive for
several days. Wo kindly nsk you to
hold your orders a few days for us
w can nave you money.
Yours respectfully,
31-fiwl RIIADV & IMtADW
SERIES OF SERMON8.
Rev. Leslie Lee Sanders Preaching.
All This Week at Baptist Church.
"Hetween Unclean and Clean lie Hu
mility and Willlngne.-M."
This was the central thought In a
very slrong sermon delivered lnht
night by tho llev. Leslie jee Sanders
at tho llroadway Baptist church. It
was tho Initial sermon of a series he
will irrciich this week and probably
next week. There was large attend
auco and his words were listened to
closely throughout.
IMio lesson taught was found In the
history of Naaman who was a leper.
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I he terrors of leprosy wero portrayed !
to tho people and the disease wis 1
taken as an emblem of sin. Leprosy j
mado a gulf between man and wife
and so (does sin. Ho pleaded tor the
pooplo to weed out tho leprosy of sin
and told of tho slmpo euro of Xaaman
but humility nnd willingness wero re
quired to perfect tho cure.
Preaching service will bo hold to
nig.it and iKiglnuing tomorrow ser
vices will be held ouch morning and
evening.
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DO YOU LOVE ART7
Von will be delighted -with
a visit to Mrs, Hartley's stu
dio with Mrs. Jordan, 119 A
street, northwest, More than
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tt day aro riovotod to tho classes tt
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tt Saturday to Marietta. Use tho
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Notice.
paid on or before the 10.1. or you will
bo cut otf and tho penalty charged
for turning on. Don't let this slip your
mind.
It. S. HAVDBN.
31-10t City Assessor and Col' cto;
Special prices In photos lor 28 days
during February, or as long as present
Mock of material hsts. We will
make special prices on our regular
5,00 rnhlmt at J2.S0 per dozen.
.10 2 SOUTH SIDE PHOTO .STUDIO.
WHAT YOU THINK? Hamilton
Is selling $4.00 ind $5.00 shoes this
week for $2.95..
30-2
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The Morey Stock Company, Opera
Houso 'all this week. Prices 15. 25
and 35 cents, Special matlneo Saturday.
ROBISON
Opera House
All This Week. The
Ever Popular
Morey Stock Co.
TONIGHT
-THE OTHER
WOMAN"
Tuesday Nijjht
"The Vagabond's Wife"
Prices 15c, 25c, 35c
Special Saturday Matinee
Prices lfc and 25c
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in ord. i- to :nak ........ r,.r car of
pa.dui .n Ib id m .1- w. offer you
.V.O wuUs of 100 pound.. wi h of pro '
falfa stock food, the best on earth, at j
t. 2." per hundred pounds cash. .
liuvnv jo miDV
.Jneuulte, the little daughter of Mr. I
""1 A. W. McGee, died at 7:110
lal !ht "- ronlilenco
In south Ardmore, after an Illness of
several days witli pneumonia. Tho
lemalns were buried at 3;30 this
afternoon at Itoso Hill cemetery.
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Chaninerlaln'H Cough llenicdy never
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disappoints those who use It for ob-
stlnato coughs, colds and iriltations
nt Mm Hiricil fin.1 lntlfrc It utMllilu nn.
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rivalled as a remedy for all throat
and lunc diseases. Sold by all deal-
ers.
Fraternal Aid Astoclntlon.
Tlio Fraternal Aid Association
meets tonight in Odd Fellows Hall at
7:30. livery member of this associa
tion Is urged to be present.
JAMKS STAIM.F.S. Pres.
.IH.IA UIMMID, See.
The Deadly Delay.
Those who put off using HALL'S
TFA'AS WONDF.lt for their Kidneys,
1W and Ilheumatlc troul. e maKe
a deadly delay. It gives quick and
pon.int,llt rL.ilof, Sohl by all drus-
gists.
Tonlnht, The Morey Co.
The ever popular .Morey t-un-K com
l:y will open their annual week's en
gagoniont at tho Hoblson opera hou..
tonight.
Tho Morey company Is now on Us
eloventh annual tour and very seldom
has Ardmore been missed.
'1 ho company will present a reper
toire of entirely new plays during
their M:iy this week. .Vaudeville of
Hi" highest order win also be given
during each production this season.
organization numbers fourteen people,
Miss Beulah Monroe and Mr. Law-
renco Den,,,,,, appear In the leading
roles.
Tonight Walter Sanford's excellent
me:odraniatlc success "The Other Wo
! MiUl" wlU W Pluee.l
Popular price of 15, 25 and 35t will
I prevail during the engagement. As a
spec i a, lonigut oniy, n jauy win ue
udmltl'rt free with each 35e ticket.
Special inatlm - Saturday.
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
I Tm, M()1(J. KtXK?k Cflmi)a)1). 0,K.r:l
I uouso ill thiK wr-ok. Prices 15. 25
and 35 cents
day.
Special matinee Satin-
New Life Pll-s In Constipation, bill
Jewish Aid Society. j ousness, Dyspopsln, Indigestion, Llvei
The Jewish Ladles' Aid Society I troubles, Kidney 1lsmisoH and Howe!
"I will meet with Mrs. II. Blank, Tuos
n j day afternoon, Feb. 1st, at 3:30.
"! mhs. mx wi-:stiii:i.mi:h.
Secretary.
Wanted-A chance to show every
mm, vjunmnn .inH r.hilri ntii- nrvffrl.nl h.-ir.
I Mns Jn ghoes th,s week
30-2 HAMILTON'S SHOE STORE.
Meal Tickets
at
Adrien Hotel
21 Meals
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$5.00
MAJOR D, M, RUMPH
DELEGATES ELECTED TO NATION
AL REUNION AT MOBILE RETIR
ING COMMANDER HONORED.
, John H. Morgan Cainp of Confeder
I ate Veterans he'.d a very Interesting
muting yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was mode up almost exclu
'shely of veterans and the very bt
of fel lings provallisl throughout the '
meeting. Officers for the ensuing year
wero chosen ami delegate and ultei I
it ites to the annuat national reunion
at Mobile. Ala., were chosen.
Tlio e'rclett begun with n sotiu '
service followed by a very tender ,
pravcr by Comrade (tonJaou. ;
A communication Irom W. F. Gllmt r 1
' w.im i'i-ad in which wag em-lorn-d a till i
whicli hi- htm Introduced In the state
legislature nppropi latin 20,l)l)i) for
til" maintenance ot the Confederate
Hume after title in fee simple to ,
twenty acre of land han Iieeu turn, d !
oir to the trustee, of the home and
!ull,' -0-000 lm" uw'" ,l",,,t 0,1
instruction of Uie home, other com
niunlcittons wero read. Tho camp
tt,lB rwiiiMlud to tako life member-
""l' ' J'""i UnM Memorial i
nwoclBtlon, hondipinrtom at New Or-1
leans.
-'onn.Kim.er Capt. Wood nnm.une,
thai uomluatlous were In order for of
Ileerb for the ensuing your and stated
that by no means was ho to be consid
ered as a candidate for ro-olecMon.
lie gave a brief account of hlq steward
i ship aylng that two years ago wh-n
i ho ami Capt. I'ulllaiu were elected I
Commander and Adjutant tint the 1
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on ni p had nothing and he turns t Viet;
w ith ;i book ease, books, a piano, clear
I of debt and money In tho bank. A ris
Ihk vt of thankn was given Captain
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I Wood.
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Major D. M. Humph was ele-te l
. commander, Huiry Sutherland, adju
tant, W. T. Simmons, llivt lleuleuiir,
.1. C. Itoucher. second lieutenant,
F. Kin Yy, third lieutenant; C. A. Wall
orderly serHnuit; Comrndo Goodsoii I
eli-ipiln. Tho delegatert chosen ;uv
Majcr ltumph, Henry Suthei l.i.el, j
Judge .lohn L. Gait and W. T. Sin- I
mons. Alternates, C. F. Fraley, W 1
T. K'tlp.itrlck. C. A. Wall and .1. C I
Boucher. ' , Si?
Major Humph addressi d the camp .
up. m the oc 'as'.ou of hU o'.ectlou. he
coiwratulati d tho outgoing officers
upon t!ielr splendid record and flaked '
li. co-operation of tin comradis dur- !
li'g t!ie time he Is ill office I
FURNITURE FACTORY
THE FRALEY MILLS MAKING MIS-,
SION FURNITURE, STORE FIX- !
TURES, ETC. :
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I Several now customers have been j
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thing In furniture or wmkI work here ,
cheaper than sendliu away for It. We
'"an take care of u few more orders ,
WO I1IUKO
PLATE RAIL,
MISSION BOX SEATS,
SKIRT BOXES,
LAWN SEATS,
COUNTERS,
QUILTING FRAMES,
STORE FIXTURES.
Out of town work given prompt at
tention. All builders will tlnd It to
their Interest to let us do tholr mill
work.
FHALBVS PLANING MILL.
H. T. Hunt, Manager
Making Life Safer.
Hverywhoro life Is being made mop
safe through the work of Dr. King's i
Disorders. I iiey ro easy, nut sure,
and perfectly build up the health 25c
at Ardmore Pharmacy.
After February they will bo $5.00 as
before, now $2. SO per dozen, the best
, ,:'"lnet photos over mado In the city
and looK wn.it you Ktive ami (ion i tie
too4 late.
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30-2 SOUTH SIDK PHOTO STl'DIO.
Don't miss the opportunity to buy
Wlchert & "ordlner $4.00 and $5.00
shoes for $2.95 this week only at
30-2 HAMILTON'S SHOE STORE.
A -dmorePo Want Ads aro the beU
MONEY
To hum on improve'.. FARM
and C ITV property uL low
cst'ittt', Coino to sou mc
at Fifht S,t!itf4 Uimk. Quick
action and satisfaction guar
an toed
BYRON DREW
President First Stato llnnk.
Heum
Hey wood Slices Weai? '
LYNN, The Shoe Man
Kxclusive Agent for Holeproof Hose
(iiiarantccd for Six Month.s.
Wo will lonn you money on both
tho most reasonable rale of interest.
w. s.
T. N. COLEMAN
... THE CITY DRUGGI8T ....
Tolophono 4. Main St.
Tomb Stones 1,10 "s" of l!U3 .sklllcd
labor and tlio only (iloctne mar
IVloniimentS bio cutting machinery in tho
Southwest no other linn can compote with us on prices. If
you need gravo stones, tomb stones or monuments write us
Tor piiccs. We soil all ovlt Oklahoma and Northern Texas.
Wholesale prices.
1IANWAY ti OWKNS, Anlmorc, Oklu.
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Good Improvements
Good improvemenls add to
the value of your property
if you have good concrete
walks around your place it
looks more attractive to a
prospective buyer and
would bring a better price.
Why not let us build your
walks and do your other
concrete work. We use only
the best materials, Iola Port
land Cement and Tishomin
go Granite- Gravel. Come
tigure with us anyway.
Ardmore Concrete Co.
D. 8. BLACKBURN, Mgr.
QUINN WICKER, Atit. M..
C. P. HALL
.lust received another ble; ear
ot mixed furniture that was or
dered before tho advance of nil
factories, that was nn absolute
faet Nov. Ihth, IDOlt, put on by
all factorlos, and have o n o
ear back ordered with signed
contracts tliat wo are holding
tho foetoiy to ehlp, which tlioy
tire trying to cancel, hut must
chip at once.
C. P. HALL
Tho new and (second hand out
litter of everything, on Caddo
St. and Third Avo. l'hono JKiO.
Concrete Sidewalks
Don't order them with
out first getting bid from
A. D. Hyde None but
first chss work. Phone
89.
Vnlmori' tu want nd aro tho best.
Ardmorel'e Want Ada arc tho best.
jOllu&JneTt
Your Money
In real estato. 1 hero Is no safer
InveBtinent on enrth, In fact It isi
tlio earth, (lot it pleeo of t,
Wo havo on our list somo of tho
host bargains that havo been of
fered in Ardmore.
Hero are some of Ilium: .1 houses
and Iota oloso In for tl.HOU. An
entire blouk oloso in on Main St.,
with II go'iil houses, nnd nil mod
ern eoiivoniunoes. You will bo
surpr sod to tlnd how cheap thU
property can bo hud. Homo of tho
fioBl biislnoHH property on Main
tttroot nl bargains.
elty property nnd farm lnnds at.
SMITH
The
City Drug
Store
W. D. FRAME, Proprietor
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGIST
We talte particular prido in
our Prescription Department.
Will dispense exactly what
your physician orders. Ab
solutely no substitution prac
ticed. Graduato of Pharmacy in
charge. Wo solicit your pa
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FOR PROMPT
SUIIVIOU.
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DR. W. M. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
Has moved to tho Dluo Front Darn
011 llroadway, whuro ho Is prepared
to take caro ot all stock entrusted
to his caro at a reasonable price.
Office Phone 783 Reidence 203
BROWN & BRIDGMAN.
Funeral Dlrectorj and Lkenied
4 Embalmeri.
f Largest lino ot Funeral
Goods In Oklahoma.
Vou can buy Clapp'e $7.00 shoe for
$5.00 thFo week at
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