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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19

two years later by Sidney. Thirty
years ago the two brothers formed
a copartnership which is as sim
gular in it's nature as it has proven
satisfactory to the ones most in
terested.
Neither partner has ever deemed
it necessary to ask for an account
ing. Each is interested in every
venture undertaken by the other,
each turns the profits arising from
whatever source into common
fund for the equal benefit of both.
A kind of Damon and Pythias pro-
ceeding, which, in these degenerate
days, is most refreshing to tell
about.
Mr.. Hugh Suggs, with his fam
lily, still lives in Berwyn, eight
miles north of Ardmore, where he
is operating under the firm name
Of Suggs & Bro, sawmill and
lumber yard, gin and a corn and
-four mill. He also owns, jointly
with his brother, an interest in a
fine gin at Springer. and herd of
graded cattle. To quote one of
his friends, Hugh is a good man
to tie to-" His. career as an
earnest. kind hearted, thorough
business man is an open book to
all who know him.
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LAIDLAW LU1BER COMPANY.
A Popular Business Concern of OuI
Growing City.


Among the solid and substan-
tial business institutions of Ard
more, the Laidlaw Lumber Co.
stands in the front rank. Mr..
J. n. Daniels, the popular man
ager of the concern, is a young
man of sterling character,
business man of recognized abil-
ity, and well liked by all who
come in contact with him. He
is a public-spirited citizen withal,
ever having the welfare of his
town at heart and ready to assist
in the promotion of any under
taking that will help build up the
town.
When in need of anything in
the lumber line, it will pay you
to see Mr.. Daniels and let him
quote you prices.
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1.-THE WORLD ONE HUNDRED
YEARS AGO TODAY"
DECEMBER 10, 1900.
D copyrighted. 1900. by r. z. Hughes,
Louisville.)


The closing year of the century
witnessed not only the decline but
the fall of Ireland. Pitt. Prime
Minister of England, under George
III, taking advantage of the situa-
ton in Ireland, Immediately fol-
lowing the revolution. when the
land was torn by hostile factions,
planned great scheme of union
between the two nations, one Par
lament for Great Britain and Ire
land, as there was one Parliament
for England and Scotland. Pitt
bought the votes that he could not
command, the Irish Parliament
consented to extinguish itself and
Ireland lost all semblance of ma
tional independence. Pitt had
pledged him to diminish the allie
ged evils of Protestant supremacy
and prepared a measure for admit
ting the Catholics to political pow
err, but the King stood in the way
and Pitt resigned his Office rather
than forfeit his word.
Xxx
A great movement in hospital
building resulted in the founding
of many big American and English
institutions of the kind. The cor
nerstone of the first pavilion hos
pital of permanent character was
laid in New York. At this time
the earliest American hospital of
any size, the Pennsylvania. of
Philadelphia, which was begun in
1855 under the auspices of DR..
Thomas Bond and Benjamin
Franklin, was being rapidly com
pleted.
***
Benjamin Silliman American
chemist and geologist, the first to
observe the vaporization and trans
ference of the carbon in the voltic
arc from the positive to the mega
tive pole, was now in Philadelphia,
at the age of twenty-one. prepar-
ling for his great work and expert
ments.
***
The western half of Victoria, the
southeastern corner of Australia
was first explored by Lieut.. Grant
when he discovered Fort Philip.
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Election Notice.

On Tuesday, January, sth, 1901,
there vii be q meeting of the share
holders of the First National Bank,
OF Ardmore, /. T., at its ONCE iu
Ardmore, I. T., between the hours
OF 10 q. m, and p. m, for the pur.
pose OF electing Ave directors e
serve for the ensuing year.
@. L. ANDERSON, Cashier.
11ts
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A BERwYN BUSINESS NAN.

HUGH SUGGs was born in Mis-
sissippi, but came to Texas with
his parents at the age of sixteen,
and with his brother Sidney,
assisted Suggs the elder to till the
soil on the home farm. For some
years he was identified with the
milling, mercantile and lumber
business, finally locating at Ber-
wyn in 1893, where he was joined
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At XAS NDE r
uAL1.a aREAT p1scovERY.


One small bottle OF Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame back, rheumatism and all
irregularities Of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
dren. II not sold by your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt of S1
One small bottle is two months
treatment and will cure any cause
above mentioned.
DE-. e. W. HALL,
Sole manufacturer, st. Louis, Mo.
formerly Waco, Texas.
Sold by all druggists and W. B
Frame, Ardmore, I. T.
READ THIS.
HallettsvilIe, Texts, Feb. 13-I Ger
tify that my wife was troubled will
a pain in her left hip, suppos ed to bt
rheumatism, and also derangemen
Of the kidneys, and was relieved o
Ii by the use of Halls Great Discov
cry. She used only one bottle ant
thinks she is permanently cured.
LEE GREEN, Baptist Minister.
The famouS Leader cook stove a
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DISTRICT couRr eoNsz,.
orand ana Petit Juries e.
and work Now Usder :

0rand and Petit Juries g
and work Now Usd.r :
The winter term of dist,;..
convened in Ardmore tbi.
at 10 O'Clock and was 49,.
regular form.
The grand jury was eu,... /
and sworn, after which
Townsend delivered his
which was very brief. q
structed them to inquire d;E
into and present lndic;neu,, :
cases which may be bron.s'
their attention or Of vb;.s :
may have information. m.
was instructed to disregard -
meauor cases. leaving tho.
investigation by the eomm;..;..
except in eases where tb.r.
probability that indiyidp.ss !
make complaint to the ss,
sioner. Special atten,;s.
called to certain offenses
quired by the statutes. and
the offense of introducing ~ !
ing intOxicants. The eop,
pointed g. II. Bruce as io
of the grand jury and they -
to begin their work. The -
composed of the followipo ~.
men:
g. II. Bruce, foreman; B i
Tanner, w. ). Wolverton. n +.
Hood, Jud Grow, Pink Sim.
Henry Morson, W. L. Hae,. ! /
n. Taliaferro. Barrow Hill. FL
Archard, Robt. Burns. q
Ashby. w. H. Hendrix, ~
Dodd and w. W. Trask.,
The work of empauelin, I,
swearing the petit jurors io \
term was then taken nm al
sumed the remainder of the A..
Moons session. The folIor;..
gentleman will serve as petit <,
ors during the term:
T. E. Roland, j. C. Uvs
Thos, Carson. l.. J Shook. -
Martin, Will Corbn. j. q. Bm
j. r. Crow, ]. L. Fitzwater. { ;
Nottingham, E. W. DOvers. q
Thlers, Chas. Vandervent, I. n
Cook, j. W. Welsh, Leo. n.s
john, c. j. Mckinney, ThOs G5
son, George Allen, ]. L. Du.
E. Drummond aud Silas Shan.
Quite a large number Of ne6n
were presented and several oriu
entered before the noon rss
most of them being to disns
cases or transfer them from
law to the equity docket fOs iua
tigation by the master. AtH
the court adjourned until 3 o'd'
tomorrow morning.
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Second Days Session Consunei
Motions and Order.

District court convened 4
morning at the usual hour.
Nose Ledford was svora N a
grand juror to fill the place d ]
L. Hagan, who was exeuss1 =
account of sickness in bis tam
The work of hearing and +
posing of motions was then .
up ard the following eass g
dismissed:
Eliza l.. Lee VS.. John Lee Il
Eliza Cooper VS.. Harvey Ca
NJ. l.. Leard vs. ]. Q. Aiit4
son. ct al.
6. G.. Burns vs.. Lizzie Bar
Rosa Scrougers VS.. a
ScrougeIs. Ii
United States VS.. w. Z. "a
ct al.
The following cases Eep
tinued to the next term OF q
Lem Rolf. ct al VS.. Besss
day. 81
Ed ward Nelson VS.. Hemp
ct al.
Amos Holder VS. Sharp
B. E. Sanders VS.. L. 4
ders. 81
Quite a number of MOTE
orders were made in other
Tomorrow will complet m
on the equety docket p
criminal docket will then
up and will consume the
the court until Jan. a.
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stock Holders neetins.

There will be q meeting of the
stock holders of the City National
Bank, held at the banking house,
between the hours of 10 q. M, and 4
p. m, on January sth, 1901. for the
purpose of electing seven directors
to serve the ensuing year.
elm ID. LACY, Cashier,
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Barler's Ideal Oil Heater is a
compact stove of most elegant de-
sign, beautiful finish and great
heating power.' No smoke, See
them at Golledge & Co.'S. II If
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Hargrove Business college for
young men and women opens its
second term Nov. 81. 25d&ytf
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Bracelets. very handsome, from
75c up at the Old California watch
makers. 16-8t
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Selling lumber at difersl1 :
to different people, works
hardship on the man Who =
not to be a personal friend =
dealer. The same price =.
body at the ChiekasaN
Yard. and that price is tns
that can be made.
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The finest varieties O !
grape vines for sale cheap
$50, 900 of them. No. : (. :
to start your vineyard. =
y. Brown, Lone Grove l.
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Chickasaw Lumber Co. has it.
For Sale.

A nice five room house, we'll
finished, good water, large barn
36x6O feet, fine orchard, and other
good out buildings. Hay press, a
full rig for haying, one and one-half
blocks of land nicely fenced. For
further information apply to ]. J..
Miller, Hickory, l. 7. 25d&w1m
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The famous Leader cook stove at
j. B. Spragins & Co.
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Do not forget. the shirt sale at
Leatherwood s. Fielder's. Is st
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The western half of Victoria, the
southeastern corner of Australia,
was first explored by Lieut.. Grant,
when he discovered Fort Philip.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27
EIGHT.CLUB CIRCUIT
For the National Lsague-c Cleveland,
Louisville and washington arc Out

For the National Cleveland,
Louisville and washington arc out
and Baltimore All but oousted.
CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 25.-The meet
Ing Of the National league base ball
magnutes, which has been in session
here for two or three days past. and
OF which. up to to-day, the newspaper
reporters were unable to obtain any
definite information, came to an end
this afternoon, and all but Messrs.
Brush and Hart left for their homes.
While the representatives of the vari-
Gus clubs declined to give out the least
information up to the time of their de-
parture, 1t can be stated on the best of
authority that as result OF the meet
ing Cleveland and Louisville win be
dropped from the National league 1t
Is also reasonably sure that Baltimore
and Washington viii not be in that or
ganlzation when the coming season is
opened. indeed. SO far as Washington
is concerned the matter is already prac-
tlcally settled. But there is still a hitch
on the Baltimore proposition, upon
which the circuit committee and the
Representatives of the latter club failed
to reach an agreement. However,
Messrs. Hanlon, Abel, soden and Eb-
bit went east together on the same
train this afternoon, and 1t is lntlmated
that they may be able to reach sat
isfactory solution on the Baltimore
matter before they arrive home,
Cleveland will undoubtedly be in the
American league, although no papers
have been signed to that eject as yet
President Ban Johnson. of the latter
organization, has made proposition
which will in all probability be accept
ed. The same is true OF Louisville. An
offer has been made for that club by
the American league which is now I'm
der consideration. with indications that
the deal Will soon be closed.
President Johnson, OF the American !
league said he would put the best club
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DO you BELIEVE
what Wheeling People sayP

f" nut " HGsllhB GSSPAS SoS
We quote home people. and that Is
what you have been crying for Tor
years You have always complained
about our publishing names Of those In
other cities or states Now We Eive
you the names and addreFEes Of people
living vt home. II you complain You
arr chronic gTumbler. We have a
right to style you So Home proof mus
he rcMed upon. Mrs. l.. II. Miller, No.
60 sixteenth street. this city, says:
II was sufferer from kidney trouble
for several years, The pains In my bnoH
would be 80 severe at times that I could
hardly get up nr down to attend TO my
household duties became nervous
and sleepless. and was subject To head
achea tried several different kinds
OF medicine. but none Of II ever did me
any GOOD until was advised to try
MotrUw's iid-n oidE. and was told that
druggists guaranteed them TO cure or
would refund the money so ! got some,
and was cured IN very short time af-
Ter began taking them. have not
had one sign or symptom OF kidney dls-
order since MUrrows LverlaX cured
me Of sick headache In few hours. and
Is better ipf headache than anything ]
ever took"
Morrows Kid.ne-olds are u great
nerve tonic, which acts on The nerves
by restoring them to their natural con-
dltion without artificial means. We
warrant the remedy a. do all that we
claim, N used Nv We direct
no confirm the statement OF Mrs Nll-
! p. we want YOU 10 ask her about Nor
iBw's Kid.ne-olds. She Is Il grateful
woman. and viii he glad 20 tell YOU
pcrtnEally how much she was benefited
ny their uae. DO not ConfOnnd Nor
rlN'f Kid-nc .oIds with any Kind Of kid
uYy. pillK. they are not pills, but Yellow
Tltlrts which II the most scientific
faem ~ preparing medicine. and the pur-
ohryors Of them should be- careful 10 see
that no other remedy IL substituted.
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make them doablc themselves You
can readily replnce them. and II your
conscience ever troubles you. you can
put pOultlce on II by cndowlng a col
leEe.e Alas! increasing numbers fail -
say Get thee hence." The
devil has yet the subtle power TO spread
miI1ge OF ali the kingdoms Of earth.
and oil their glory and "barbaric gems
OF gold" before the eyes of the anbi
tiohs, and prefer them II only one viii
install hfH as master Alas how
many fall TO thrust the tempter through
with the sword OF the Spirit, and say,
ut stands wrlttcn-an abiding. eternal
worship the Lord, and him
only shalt thou serve ~ The
advantage OF perfect familiarity with
the Word or God is here brilliantly ex-
emplifed. The sword Of the Spirit.
which Is the Word Of God. Is the be-
lisver's trustiest offensive weapon.
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I'd Toaeher's LantOrn.

In his baptism, Jesus was both lden-
titled with and separated from sinners
After all the people had been baptized.
he. apart from them, received the rite.
And John expressly aflrmed that he
stood in no need OF It as a sign Of re-
pentance or cleansing; but for Cxem-
plary purposes. he on his own part pro-
posed to submit to It, Having been
ClrcumCIHed-"re redeemed" by his par
ents-having offered his sacrifices. and
attended the feasts, 50 would he be
faithful to this latest ritualIstlc re-
quIrement, and thus fulAll all the
ceremony that typiiied the desire for
Righteousness. -. Some time since.
there was talk Of patent, bullct.prOOf
cloth. which could be cut and made Into
garments. which should absolutely pro-
tPct the wearer. Did the divinity OF
Jesus form such an impenetrable ar
NOR? Then. how was he tempted. as
we are? His was a sham night In that
case. ~ The human was not over
ElauEhed by the divine. The appeal Of
the tempter was to the human soul Of
Jesus. Yet he was absolutely
slnless. The prince Of this world found
nothing in him. -. 49,. The telnpta-
kluU III tHe WHueFHeS" was uHly uue OF
. long series OF encounters which Jesus
had with the devil II was the sharp
est OF nll, unless the agony In the gar
den may be considered another, There
are those who believe that the whole
forty days were employed IN resisting
Satanic influences. and that ut their
close he devil attempted n coup h'ptIlt.
Luke eNpreSHly says that when the
devil had ended all the temptations. he
left him for 4 season, See also John
VII /. Heb. w. II. .,. The devil
showed Jesus a short cut 10 his king
dom, He If doing the same for men to-
day lie whispers to the bank cRshler
why plOd along nj this slow pace?
Why let these funds lie idle2 Under
your skilled mHnipuIntiOn Won Cnu
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! AROlIIOP WORGaR WI10
acknowledges dc HEP
she has R0OolW0d from
NESs Rlnld5anIs
"DEAR mrs. PINKHAM-T The doctor
says / have congestion Of the womb,
and cannot help me. There is aching
IN the right side Of abdomen, hip, leg,
and back. # you can do me any good,
please write" Mrs. Nina Chase,
Fulton, N. ", December 40, 1897.
dear Mrs. PIEKHAM-I followed
your instructions, and now l want
every woman suffering from female
trouble to know how good your advice
and medicine is. The doctor advised
an operation. l could not bear 70
Eiink Of that, 90 followed your advice.
got better right of. took six bottles
ofLydia E. Pfnllham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and used three packages OF
Sanative Wash: also took vour liver
Pills, and ain cured" Mrs. Nina
Chase, Fulton, N. Y. December u,
1895.
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a Woman WLtO DOOfOI'0a
Eight Years and got No
Relief Cured by Lydia
e. PInNltiamIs Vegetable
Compound
Before taking the Vegetable Com
pound was troubled with irregular
menstruatiOn, and suffered great
agony. Ny physician gave me NOR
phine, and remained in bed. doc
tored eight years and got norelief, and
the doctors told me there was no relief
for my trouble. Finally tried Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
While taking the first bottle | felt
that was improving l have taken
seven or eight bottles, and never hsd
ANYTHING to do me so much good.
Every month my troubles have grown
less and less, md now at this time l
am cured" Ella Quincy No. a.
Stage Street, tiaVerhlll, Mass.
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in Cleveland that money could buy. He
also said that he was stIll negotiating
for club in Chicago, and under, GER
tain conditions wouid have a club in
that city. The National league mag
mates took every precaution to keep
their presence in town secret, Each
NJ them registered Al the Hollenden un-
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Copper Colored
Splotches.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison-the disease which has
completely balled the doctors, They
arc totally unable to cure it, and direct
their Efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealiAE it from
view s. s. S. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently By forcing out
every trace Of the faint.
was ahiicted with terrible blood disease,
which was in spots At hFst. but Afterwards
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larger boxes OF kidney Cures" so
called, can be had for half the money.
but beware. II Is good goods you want,
and not cheap goods.
MorrowS Livcriax are small red
Eranules, and cure constipation. They
sell for twenty-five cents per box, al all
drug stores. The Kid-ne-oids sell for
fifty cents per box.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest By John Morrow & CO.. Chemists,
Springfield. Ohio.
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the newspapers or magazines" lament-
ed the literary hack is, presume.
that write away over the heads of the
common herd"
"rhen why don't you leave this OF
tic" asked the syInpathlZlng but uncul.
tured friend. looking about the apart.
ment, ''and get a room lower down."
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the result. The large red sploIehes on my
ckegl began to grow paIGr aud smaller and
hciorr long DISAPPEARED enNFfly. frgalned
my los weight. bSeAnas StrongGT, ana my ap
nffite gtrAt.y Improved. ! WAS soSn enhFely
Val ard nv SKIN ~ clear ~ > piece Of glaAg.
II. HiEes. w NulbsrFy s.. Newark, N, j.
Don, le1tloy ell pOgsible GhARee Of a
cure by taking the doctors treatment
Of mercury and potash These minerals
cause the hair a. fall out, and VIII
wreck the cntiro System.
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spread al over ny body.
Tbesa soon broke 0utinlo
sores. and II 10 easy 70
tnsgihe the suffering I
endured. before be-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
] lad SpfHt . hundred
dollars, which WAS really
thrown aWGy. / then
tried various patent
tnedjciRCs, but they did
not reach uhe disease
When 1 had anished my
hTat bottle Of :. =. >. J
was greatly Improved
and was delighted with
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Mrs. WOss cured o. Peri.
OGNOaE Pains ana Per.
pofUaI HOada hes byEols
lowing Hrs PlalltaVDI8
COUNSEL
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-I have been
suffering for over year and had three
doctors. At time Of menstruation
suffer terrible pains In back and
ovaries, have headache nearly every
day, and feel tired I'll the time. The
doctor said my womb was out Of place.
Would b. so glad II you could help me"
Mrs. Carl V0se. Sac City, Iowa, Az.
gust 1, 1895.
"Please accept my sincere thAnkS for
the good your advice and Lydia 3,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done me. / did everything you told
mo to do, and used only three bottles,
and feel better In every respect. -
Mrs. Carl Voss, Sue City, lowe,
March -, 1899.