The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-08-05
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY.

T0G EE1HCO mas UCCA A1OhC& -
creek, about four miles north OF
Henryetta, where they are stopped
by the big Campbell cut, which VIII
hold them ten or twelve days yet.
The grading this side is very well
up, and will be out of the way In
time for the trscklayers. The lnoi-
cations are that the track will be In
Holdenville early in September.
The Willard johnson cut just east OF
the town will be done within two
eks.-Holdenville Times.
From a letter from Carlton Wea-
yer, of Ada, 1. T., addressed to the
postm aster at this place. the Herald
learns that a man by the name OF
w. H. Lee, died at that place from
on overdose of opium. The day be-
fore his death he stated that his
home was at Caddo, and that ne
was originally from Norfolk, Va
He was a painter by trade-Caddo
Herald.
Wynnewood is doing some line
work on the roads this week ana
will continue until the farmer can
get here without trouble. Wynne-
woods people are always ready to
do their duty and will always help
the acknowledgements Truth.
F. M. Robertson had a narrow es-
cape from death last week, return
ing from church. His wagon ran
against q stump pitching him and
DR. French out on the tongue. DR..
French caught and recovered him
self, but Mr.. Robertson fell nnder
the heels of his mules and was kick
ed nearly all oyer. He is up now
and going on crutches, with sppa-
rently no more serious iDjnry than
some very painful bruises Emet
Exchange.
Arthur Green the whilom outlaw
and brother of the notorious Green
boys who were killed on the Verdig
ris a few years ago and who him
self was shot up pretty badly and lay
at the point of death for weeks II
this city, has turned out to be the
mosttroublesome.whisky peddler II
the Territory. He operates in the
western part of the nation and few
days ago went into the town o
Dewey and exposed his liquor To-
sale in broad day light.-Chieftain
Supt. Benedict reports that th'
Ohoctaw Academies will not be clos
ed as heretofore reported. Th'
attendance in these academies dur
ing the past year was larger thai
usual and the expense of runnini
them was materially reduced. Al
salaries and expenses were prompt
ly paid and a balance OF severa
thousand dollars was left On ham
with which to start the schools thl
fall. The Choctaws we're the onl,
nation in the Territory that was pre-
pared to pay all it's school indebted
ness promptly in cash.-Phoenlx'
The time has passed when it i
necessary for the non citizen ele
ment of the Indian Territory to otfe
any apologetic reasons for thei
; being il the Indian Territory or I
kneel in suppliance at the feet c
department clerks in the attempt {
secure recognition of hard earne
rights. The non n-citizens are here
they are here by right and they e1
pect to stay here. 1t is time fc
t them to let the powers that be kno
that the one sided arrangement
here tofore prev ailiDg, IN whlc
, trucking to the Indian element hs
been the one thing most noticeable
will no longer be allowed; that tn
men who have given to this couutr
the large part of the wealth it po
sesses have rights TO be considered
2 and that they will not tamely sui
; nit to seeing those rights ignored
9 Purcell Register.
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