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Killed HIS DAUGHTER LyD HIMSELF.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05
ARDMoRE, SATURDAY, DEC. .
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

The people of this country must
realize that congress means to !
take some action during the pres
ent session touching the vital in
terests of the Indian Territory.
This much can be stated as a
fact in the face of what has al
Ready transpired at Washington.
Both sides of the question have
been invited to make their re-
spective showings and the time
is ripe for action as soon as the
various bills. now in committee
are reached. AS much as the
ARDMoREIrE desires to see the
tribal governments abolished and
in their stead the United States
step in with full authority to gov
ern, we do. not believe that such
action will be e-taken this congress.
In the event this theory is cor
rect, then we want the next best
thing, and this we consider to be
the enactment of a townsite law
similar in its provisions to that
drawn up by Hon. w. A. Led
better of this city. This bill, if
it can be passed, and we believe
it can, will afford US some of the
much needed relief to which we
are entitled. Take Ardmore for
example. Who can foretell the
prosperity that would follow the
passage of a law granting titles
to the land at nominal valua-
ton, the establishment of a city
government with all the powers
and privileges enjoyed by cities
in the states? If the proper
weighty influences will be brough
to bear there is no doubt in oUl
mind but what this bill can b.
pushed to a successful issue be.
fore the last day of the presen
month. Let every business maj
who has interests here, and no
only those of ArdmoFe but o
everv town in the Indian Terrific
~, go to work as one man, anC
by writing personal letters t.
members of congress, and ever
to the president if necessary
bring about such pressure a
will show to the powers that be
that we must find relief and tina
at once. Don't stand back, br
act today.