The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-19

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CA-wE.L BENNETT, IN.
's one of the coming lights OF Ard
mC-e's bar. Mr.. Bennett Is a son Of
the late Cnswell Bennett tnoted
aboyel. chief justice OF Kentucky,
and possesses in a marked degree
the Qualifications that made his a.
lustT.ous father n noted man In his
state. Cad, las he Is knownl, is a
man Of acute intellect and ready
wst. His 3 asp on a subject Is in
ssenSaneous end he laws bare the
weak points Of his opponents argu-
ment with a skill unparalleled I'm 90
young n man, he being now but "A
years Of age. His social qualities
and keen enjoyment OF life united to
a steadfast adherence to bis friends
through all circumstances have en-
deared him to all who know him.
and speak well for the sagacity OF
Mr.. Cruce in selecting him as an as
sistant in his important ofice. That
Cad will one day in the near future
do great credit TO his famous lineage
no one doubts who knows him.
c. L. STOWE.
Ardmore has been singularly for
tunate in the selections made for its
marshals. Probably no two more
popular men than the late l.. l..
Stowe and his brother G. l.. Stowe
on whose shoulders his Official man
tel fell, could be found in our CITY.
The energy which these two
brothers have displayed in the dis
charge Of the duty Of their respon-
sible ONCE OF United States Marshal
for this populous district has only
been equalled by the courtesy with
which they have treated all with
whom they have come in contact.
When the sad death I'LL. Stowe
took place and plunged our whole
community in sorrow, II Is not sup
posed that q. l.. Stowe had any as
piration for the ONCE, but the many
manly qualities be had exhibited and
the g-eat and almost unusual conf
him by his lamented brother brought
about n movement OF the bar headed
b. the Hon. a. e.. Crnce and aided
by the other United States officials
to obtain for him the appointment.
His success in no wise elated him or
changed him from the urbane quite
gentleman that he always has been.
He quietly entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties and has dis
charged them faithfully and success
ally. From the record left by these
two notable brothers the name Of
Stowe will be one long remembered
in Ardmore. SIR. Stoves selection
Of his deputies indicate at onre the
character OF the man and the man
agement OF his ONCE. such men as
4. IA. Law, Burch, Pulliam and
Booker are among his assistants.
Men OF this character reflect as much
credit upon their chief as their Of
lice does on them. Ardmore is safe
from many evils while the proper
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the charge Of men like Charles l..
Stowe.
}. ". PHILLIPS.
IL has beer said that IL a man
makes a success OF his own business
he can be safely trusted with the
management of the business Of
another. Mr.. Phillips was a notable
hotel man. lie was a boniface with
out a superior In Texas, and his ex-
ceptional success In his own behalf
makes IL clear that Uucle Sans iu-
terests will not suffer while in his
charge. Mr.. Phillips l. a man OF
most positive character. He b alb
solutely fearless and knows no half
way methods in doing anything he
undertakes. We don't think Il pos
sible for any man TO mistake what
Joe Phillips means when he con
cludes 20 speak his mind, which he
frequently does. He Is a power in
our midst in various ways, and his
influence l. always used for good
purposes. lie would lind IL = hard
task TO do a mean or unworthy act,
and IL Is safe TO say that IL is a task
that he has never accomplished yet.
q. ". STUART.
IL is seldom that family produces
two such examples OF worth and in
tegrity as the brothers &. b. Stuart
and the gentleman whose name
heads this paragraph. One brother
completes and supplements the char
acter and good qualities Of the other.
G. b. stuart turned his attention to
law, and q. w. Stuart became in
terested in the railroad business, and
while In that business became one