The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-27
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY.

of false teeth from Rev. VIM. M.
Davis, q Methodist minister Ct that
place. A man who is so low in the
scale of morals as to steal q set OF
false teeth from a Methodist minis
ter, now that spring chickens are
getting ripe, ought to be compelled
to read proof on Wynnewood Truth
for six months.-Center News.
South McAlester is being cleared
up under direction of the sanitary
police and by reason of private en-
terprise. An example of the latter
10 the work being done by order of
W. E. Browne around the Kali-Inla
building. This is no doubt the first
time in the history of the town that
a cleaning up has taken place and it
will be a revelation to the denizens
thereof.-South McAlester Capital.
An amusing episode occurred dur
ing the trial of train robber Tate. DR..
Hardy was on the stand for the de-
fense, the object being to show that
the defendant had been i'll and was
not physically able to attempt to
hold up train on the night the rob-
berry was committed. Do you think
it would have been prudent for the
defendant 20 rob a train that night
doctor? was the question asked.
No." replied the doctor, 81 do not
in b of
dent.-Caddo Herald.
I. M. Stockton, while riding Iover
his grass last Monday noticed large
number of buzzards on the ground
apparently fighting something. He
decided to see what it was and was
greatly surprised to find one of his
fine sows with eleven pigs. She
was fighting for the pigs and was
almost given out. The pigs tails
were all bitten off, and they would
have been killed had Mr.. Stockton not
discovered them when he did. Mr..
Stockton Gays he never knew that
buzzards would attack live stock
Wagner Record.
If you need a manager to look af-
ter your affairs, run your business
and handle it successfully, the place
to find him is around the shady side
of almost any store in town. You
will find him there telling about how
somebody else's business ought to
be run to make it go, and rehears-
ing all the gossip that is rife about
town, and doing so many other little
things that are so useful to the peo-
pie generally. Usually visit to his
home will reveal his wife at the wash
tub or wood pile, the fences down
and the place o1t of repair generally.
This is a picture of what can be seen
at almost any time and at any season
of the year.-Lehigh Leader.
A travelling painter arrived at
Chelsea the other day and applied
for three months licence as a reg
ular painter, which would come
under the head of occupation tax,
and which the recorder refused to
AoSaCs AC ACNOA6CA GAoAmc Ldob
this would come under the head of
artistic painting and would be worth
fifty cents a day, which the painter
refused to pay, but went about his
painting. The city marshal there
upon arrested him, put him in the
calaboose, kept him over night and
then imposed a fine on him, which
he refused to pay. The painter left
for Vinita, saying he was going to
sue the town for damages.-Indian
Chieftain.
Strange faces are very common on
the streets of Rolf, at every turn we
meet someone we have never seen be-
fore. They are from all parts of the
country, but believe the Oklahoma
people predominate.-Roff Tribune.