The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-05
FAVOR ALLOTMENT.
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Addresses BY Pr%ng-,ndfnan =
aad Captain Mekeaaoa.

standing the fact that the thermom-
eter registered 100 in The shade, the
FChoctavs and ChickfsDExfaUa%
out in full force. today for I5gTHFs'
pose ot discussing the equafdfeii88a
question, pr. E. N. wriahf Va Gns-
, first to address the Sconvsnfionh.
lis ~ address Nas interpreted IN
! 81 h9dts bS bulge 1nFaKts, ~ J; :
HHF&nt, a prem lnent chUctaw, f0ir'
loved ~ right Es9 tesgthy talk. Ne
said; II am NOT here to advocats
allotment .or equal division, but am
here to sly that the United Stats8
government is going to maka -
change in the affairs OF our peo1 :
and amEhere for the purpose or al
vising my friends to take hand IN
this change" ,s @E
He urged the IndianH e eQh7s 70
the front and take sorbS kteas DR.
the betterment of their eonditionris
Hon. 4. 5. MoKsnnon, OF the
Dawes commission, was the next TO
address the people. He told them
that he was not here for the purpose
of recommending anything; that
every member of the Dawes COM
mission was their friend, and that
the government was going TO make
a change OF things I'm this territory,
and rs a representative OF the COM
mission he wanted to say that the
I government did not question their
/ title to the lands; that the land was
theirs, but the government did want
to give each person his particular
sharF, so the hoider.coulghesntrol il Z
He said the question to be solved
was not whether there was going 10
be an equal division or not, but how
/ the division was TO be made; that
7 the Dawes commission was ready
and willing tp. eonpSnd any meas,
ures that the Indians would wish To-
adopt TO. carry this matter out. He
told them that the United States
government was going TO protect
their interests, but they should have
say as TO how their interests
would be best promoted; the chance
was now offered them, aud in JUS
tice to themselves they should let
their voices be heard. The meeting
is still in progress.
F Fresh cape iesamine at J. ).
O'Mealy's. sat
Show cases, cash registers, gasoline
stoves, on consignment aud must be
sold. For rent, twenty rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished. Ardmore
Commission company, North Caddo
sctreet. 4-tf
At the Tabernacle.
The attendance az tine tabernacle
last night was very great and the
interest in the proceedings has not
in the least abated. Rev. y. +. Law
delivered very able sermon and
was followed in an earnest exhorta-
ton by DIR. Young. Preaching
again tonight at the usual hour.
Announcement.
wish to state TO my old friends
and patrons that / am nov located
in the Love building, East Main
q NNAEGA Win q AAAA AAAAN VI HlEG AEErn
drugs and chemicals, patent medi.
cine, perfumeries, soap and othss
toilet articles, in fact everything us
ually kept in first class drug store.
Call and see ME.
at DIR. X. &. LrrTELL.
G. \. Johnson, Of Mill Creek, and
Miss l.. Z. Cosby, OF Ardmore, were
united in marriage this morning AT
the court house by Deputy Clerk
Stuart. Congratulations are e1.
tended.
X. Abbott, proprietor Of the Main
street pool and billiard hall has
moved from the Hughes building %
the kearney & Wyse building one
block west OF the postoffice on Wesi
Main street, where he will be pleased
TO meet the boys in a social game oi
pool or billiardsi san s-tf
J. n. Lockwood * Bro. are movinf
their stock Of dry goods from west
Main street to the Ledbetter & Bled
soc building. adjoining the new banl
building, northwest corner Of Mair
aud Court street. a-f....".
Full line of silyerware Just received
nj Parker's iewelry store. Take /
peep in his show window.
T.Y. Morgan handles Gen. Arthu
-cfgars.s- Rvey arc. delicious. sir4ti
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&. J. Grant, treasurer of the Chick
asaw Nation, also prominent in coH
mercial and banking .cltcies st-Rsal
Valley, was in the city to-day.
Two shaves for 25 cents at Frank
lin Koeh's barber shop on East Mai
street near depot. sim
Mai. NJ. ID. Vinnedge has lease
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