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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-27
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]. w. Powers is in the city from
Durant.
w. j. Williams is in the city from
Sulphur.
j. F. Hughes Of Marietta is in the
city today.
w l. Gilbert is in the city today
from Duncan.
Moran Scott leaves tonight for Pilot
Point on business.
John b. Wars is in the city today
from whitesboro. Texas.
Leo Friemel leaves tomorrow for
Tishomingo to attend court.
II. w. Fielding and Morris Sass of
Davis are in the city today.
J. w. McFolks and Thos. d. Collins
came up last night from Gainesville.
j. w. johnson and w. f. Bishop.
two merchants OF Milo, are in the
city today.
Litile Miss Mable, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. o @. Warren, has gone to
Pilot Point to visit her uncle, A. G.
Warren.
S. M. Torbett has returned from
Nuskogee and South McAlester,
where he made an official visit to
the Elk lodges there.
Jim Chancellor, ex-deputy marshal
and exjailer at Sherman, Texas, is
in the city visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Buck Garrett OF Northeast Ardmore.
Judge Hosea Townsend, Attorneys
w. B. Johnson. ]. e. Humphrey and
c. o. Bum. court stenographer, e. j.
Heinemann and others left this after.
noon for Tishomingo to attend court.
c. G. Bible, president of the Fire
mems association OF the two terri
tories, with headquarters at Norman.
Ok, is looking after the fremen's in
terests in this section.
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RUN THINGS WIDE OPEN.
Dee lnman Committed to Jail for
Gaming and Whisky.

Yesterday morning Deputy j. C..
Parker brought in from Ryan one
Dee lnman. who is under indictment
by the Ryan grand jury for running
a gaming house and selling whisky
at or near Petersburg.
Deputy Parker said that Inman ran
an open whisky saloon and gaming
house at Petersburg in a tent in de-
fiance Of the law, and that he went
down there to raid the place, but his
bird had flown when he got there.
When the grand jury met they
found true bill against Inman for
violating the law and the marshal
effected his arrest a few days ago.
It is said that some thirty or forty
people were sometimes seen drunk at
this place. and the good people Of
that section of country are highly
elated over Inman's arrest
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Something Practical.

II cannot be said Of those who take
business course in Tyler College
that they will have II all to learn
over again when they go into actual
business.
Students learn to do by doing there
what they must afterwards do in the
actual business affairs Of life. They
actually transact every item of bust.
of how to keep its books.
The knowledge of business they
get is worth more than a knowledge
Of how to keeps its books.
The school is aid to have the Iarg-
est attendance and the most exten.
siye business Offices to be found in
the South 1t has also exclusive right
fer the famous Byrne Shorthand in
Toyas. We believe IT will pay any of
or young people who wish to util-
IL the spring and summer months in
preparing to earn better wages in the
fall to write Tyler College at Tyler.
Texas. for free catalogue and full
particulars.
There is something so intensely
practical about everything there that
it cannot but command the respect of
intelligence.
We have often thought of some
thing akin to this would be grand in
connection with the public schools.
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A Colored Orator.

j. Vance Lewis of Houston, Texas
the races greatest criminal lawyer
knowuasthe observation-disclosures Of the
age, will speak at the United States
courthouse Monday evening at 1890
o'clock His subject will be "The
Man of Yesterday, Today and Tomor
row." Everyone should hear tais
talented scholar who received his
education in London, England. A
section of the room will be SET apar;
for white people who are respectfully
invited to be present.
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FlReMeN NOT SATISFIED.
Their Efforts In Fighting Flames,
They Say. Not Appreciated.


Saturday morning the fremen of
Ardmore had one OF the hardest fights
against the fiery tongued monster
that they have had for many days.
They worked hard and stood back
FOR nothing, going at their work with
the determination to strang1e and OK.
tinguish the flames right where they
started.
That they did do good work in sub
DUNG the flames where they did can
not be doubted for q minute. and the
fremen deserve much praise for their
noble work.
But after the fire was stopped. the
report goes forth. we are told. that
the fire boys proceeded TO take such
Of the goods as they saw tt and ap.
propriate them To their own use. This
the firemen deny and say there is no
truth in Il.
The Jordan minstrel show gave a
matinee Saturday afternoon for the
benefit OF the firemen, and Il was al.
yertised throughout the city. and we
are told that hardly a corporal's guard
attended the matinee. They did not
make enough to ay for a few dodgers
that the show had printed Advertising
IT,
All these things are discouraging to
the fire boys-those who fight fires
without money and without cost. Tho,
want 20 entertain the visiting dremen
here next month and feel like the cit.
h,ns should help 10 raise The money
to entertain them.
Let not the flremen be discouraged
the business men have not been
seen yet, and {: g cur opinion tnat
w'.ea they are called upon theJ will
tcspcnd literally. rhe business men
Know that II is the fremen they ,o,t
To- IN tine of trouble. and we he,!eve
they viii come 20 ter assistance
nov ard help entertlln our fire fsht.
ers next month
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William H. Sherwood, the greatest

William H. Sherwood, the greatest
American pianist, will give a recital
here May 7. On account of the
opera house undergoing a change the
First Presbyterian church will prob.
ably be used for this occasion, which
will only seat about 200 people. Those
desiring to secure tickets call at f.
b. Luke's music store at once. All
lovers of music should not miss this
grand opportunity to hear this artist.
20.6t.
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The Golden Square

Have you heard Of the wonderful
gas and oil fields Of Kansas? OF the
coal fields Of the Indian Territory?
OF lead and zinc in Missouri? No!
Then let us send you our book, "The
Golden Square" 1t will open your
eyes to possibilities which are daily
being turned into dollars Address
KATY"
404 Wainwright, ST. Louis.
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SCRAP IRON INDUSTRY.
Boys Ruin s25 Worth Of Property to
Realize Csc.


Realize 25c.
Since o. Bates began buying and
shipping junk a number of boys I'm
the town have been stealing every
thing they could that has market
value. James Havens says they ruined
his SIS heater by removing all the
parts that could be taken from tho
stove and damaged an engine he had
by removing the cylinder head and
other parts that will cost him s2b 10
replace. For these pieces Of iron tho
boys did not realize more than a5c.
Many other people report the loss
OF stove zines and such other goods
as have been stored in out OF way
places until the season for their uss
arrives
Some measure should be adopted to
check the boys in their effort TO OBJ
tain money without earning t.
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Before you go phone "a.
91n
Hard to Cross.

The Choctaw people have raised
their track across Main street nealy a
foot and in order to make an approach
rough rocks about the size OF ones
fist Ga few smaller) have been thrown
on either side Of the track. The ap.
proach is steep and it is almost i'm.
possible for a horse to pull a load
over the load.
If the Choctaw people would scatter
a few car loads OF gravel over the
rock, letting the same extend out a
little further, the crossing would be
all right.
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T. l.. Collins, charged with false
pretense, was brought in yesterday
by Deputy Cummings from Ada by
order OF the court.
In the commissioners court Satur-
day afternoon j. l.. Coker was tried
for disposing Of mortgaged property
and bound over to await the action Of
the grand jury. Defendant gave bond.
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r. II. Golden and |. Boyer Of this
city and j. I. Barnwell Of Overlook
left this afternoon for Ada to attend
the great council of Redmen of the
Indian Territory. which will be in ses.
sion there Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. The above named gentle,
men are the representatives of Wash,
ita tribe No. 80 OF this city.
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J. w. L. Moran of Elkhart, Indiana,
employed by H. c. Ulen, Jr., to super
intend the construction of the Ard
more waterworks system, arrived in
the city Saturday night He will pro-
ceed to put everything in readiness
for the worlSmen. who will begin work
on the first Of May.
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We are closing out our stock of
sewing machines at cost. The sale
offers you the finest opportunity you
ever had to own a good machine at
wholesale cost Stevens, Kennerly &
Spragins Co.
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SALE

One eightroom house and large lot,
in good location. A bargain.
A half block in West Ardmore, one
OF the most desirable building sites
In the city. Very cheap " sold az
once.
A i-room house in Southeast Ard
more, with plenty of good fruit; good
water; everything in good repair.
For sale or will exchange for Ard
more property a good residence IN
the best residence portion OF Pauls
Valley.
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FoREoAST1

The weather prophets have failed as the date e NAV
look Tor rain But if have failed impress upon your mind,
you may acue by trading with 225 street.
believe 1t is because fail to Ardmorete "
@ Read this For Is days to every Man and Row
n country an opportunity to buy Hats Shoes the
Lowest Price made such reputable goods - -
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Appolnted penntu Clerk

Hon. p. b. Gibbs, who is local at.
torney at Ada for the Frisco, has been
appointed deputy United States clerk
for Ada, vice J. S. Hammer, deceased.
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w. J. Wilhalte. who was operator
at the Santa Fe depot at this place
from 1887 to 1890. is in the city and
will be connected with the Western
Union for a short time Mr. Wihalte
has been in Dallas in the Western
Union Office for the last ten years.
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You will be bette pleased with
your refrigerator b its a White Noun.
tain. Stevens, Kennerly & Spragins
CO.
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres.
byterian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. NJ. J.
Bradford. 900 c street, N. w.
MRS. MAGGIE FOSTER. Sec.
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Taliaferro & Wolverton have a nice
line OF picture mouldings. pictures
and burnt leather goods. Call and
sec them. 25.3t
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Beginning Monday we VIII sell
green screen doors for Csc. These are
the famous "Owaso" door and It is
the best. Laidlaw Lumber Co. 25tf
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Fine Cotton Seed.

We have for sale 600 bushels of
Kings Improved Cotton Seed. This
is unquestionably the finest lint
grower for this section. Address.
TEMPLE FEED CO.
24-dw2w. Temple, Texas.
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Taliaferro & Wolverton have nice
line of picture mouldings, pictures
and burnt leather goods. Call and
see them. 25-3t
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Thousands on Starvation

And they are dying at a great rat,
because they can't get through Laid
laws Csc screen doors. Est
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet with Mrs
Ed Sandlin Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
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A refrigerator that will save its cost
in ice is worth dozen other brands.
That's the White Moun,ain, sold by
Stevens, Kennerly. & Spragins Co.
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W. W. Richie and Mrs. l.. N. Tur-
man and children are here from the
Lebanon Indian school.
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Our advertisement was crowded out
Of today's paper. Look for it Monday.
26-2t j. A. LEATHERWOOD
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FOR RENT.

Fourroom house corner I'd avenue
and F street, northwest. Good water
and a large lot. Per month $40.
Four-room house on A street, north
west. Per month $40.
A splendid new home in South Ard
more. Four rooms, hall with 65 or
40 feet OF gallery. Per month 1880.
Two-room house in West Ardmose
with large garden spot Per month
S..
d o A X 81 6 NTH,
Real Estate and Rental Agts.
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All members Of the Clerks Union
are requested to meet in the new hall
in the Frame building tonight at s
O'Clock.
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w. A. Shelton during the month Of
May only viii reduce the price on
White Plymoth Rock eggs to 81 per
dozen. dw
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Don't buy your refrigerator until
you have examined the White Noun
tain at j. b. Spragins & Cos.
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The ladies' muslin underwear still
on sale at
26-2t LEATHERWOOD'S.
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Mrs. Fannie Lambert, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ,
Golledge, for the past three weeks
returned home on yesterday.
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Now is the time TO see nice dress
and street hats at Mrs. James. 25-3t
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Mrs. James makes a speciality of
becoming hats. 25-3t
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Fit up the little boys with a nice
suit at Leatherwood's. 26-2t
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The condition OF j, NJ. Golledge is
somewhat improved this afternoon.
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You can be pleased in a hat at Mrs
James, 25-3t
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Refrigerators, the best in the city
at ]. b. Spragins & Cos.
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C. L. Herbert left this afternoon for
Tishomipgo
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Guild Meeting.

The Woman's Guild Of st. Philips
church will meet in the school room
tomorrow evening at 2:30. Business
VI importance. A full attendance is
requested.
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New hats just received at Mrs.
James. 25.3t
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The lowest prices still prevail at
26-2t LEATHERwooD'S.
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Cash buys a good sewing machine
at cost at J. b. Spragins G. Cos.
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SiSty-FiVe Cents
For screen doors at Laidlaw's. 25.tf
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PANTS,

viii to the Ladies' agents the celebrated wei,
wearing aud comfortable fitting and Sippers
made by Hamilton. Brown Shoe Co. - ''
We are agents for Rose Co the Hamilton Brown
SHOES We offer you low prices Trunks
Underwear Etc You price our goods and
make store headquarters welcome whether Won
buy not. Yours for Bnsness i ~"
o. L. DENIES,
225 Main Street. ARDMORE, IND. TER.
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MRS. ]. N. DODSON. Pres.
MRS. FONNIE WoLVERToN, Sec
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THt (hI(kA5Aw bOTTuNd WORKS

Under the management of Dave
Sheriff. for Sheriff. Bros is open
for business. equipped with the
latest machinery for the manu-.
facture Of Carbonated Drinks
Special attention given to Picnic
orders.
SHERILL BROS,
First door West of o. X. Wagon Yard
ARDMORE, T.
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THE ARDMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Actual Business Training School, keeping
English Penmanshp Arithmetic Business Law Business
dence Students can enter at time No vacation Diplomas
awarded Positions secured for graduates course
Address, j. c. HUNT, President
Ardmore Ind Ter
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24dw2w.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-15
wha, Become. of coil.s. Men.

About thirty per cent. of the living
graduates and former students Of the
University of Michigan are permanent
ly settled within the limits OF the state
of Michigan. and about seventy per
cent. are scattered throughout the re-
mainder of the world. More than
ninsty-ssyen per cent, are residents OF
the states. territories. and possessions
of the United States. and over sixty per
cent. are in the fye states, Michigan.
Illinois. Ohio. New York. Indiana
About tNsnIy-thTes per cent, oI the
entire number live in the states west
OF the Mississippi river. and about sew
snty-ihrse per cent, in the states east
OF that river. More than ssyenty-fiye
per cent, live in eitiss anu villages. and
less than twenty-five per cent. in the
rural districts.
The alumni records Of the University
OF Michigan give the addresses OF al
si5 graduates and former students,
This number does not include the class
of 1902.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-15

figure head or ornament TO this board
OF coiorado's notable citizens. by ma
tive ability. personality. opportunity
and training. she will be able TO serve
the interests Of the state as no other
woman in the state. and few men. could
do. Not only by her pen. which as an
advertising medium Of the resources OF
the Silver States will be unriyalled,
but by the social connections in the
East and South which will make the
work OF commissioner from a western
state more easily productive Of result
Mrs. AhthOny's earlier life Mas spent
in and about ST. Louis. When girl
Just out of a convent. she married the
son OF a governor Of Kansas, and with
her husband and iaiher-in-laW spent
the first live years oi married life be-
tween st. Louis and chihuahua. Mex
leo. where The railroad and minins in
tersst OF Governor Anthony placed
him in the lead of the American dip
loma,ic and financial colony, The
young wife. presiding over So distin-
saished a household. laid III. foanda-
tion for a social career both in this
country and abroad,
When thrown ON her own resources.
Mrs. Anthony found valued friendships
in New York. san Francisco. London.
Paris.
Mrs. An,hony's newspaper work has
been varied in character and in pursuit
of her profession she has travelled over
large portion Of III. civilized world
Early in her newspaper career she
VAS On the staff Of the New York Her
aid and New York Journal. but IL Was
Will. writer OF the New York World
that she first attracted national a,tsn-
lion To hcr work. The late John Cock
r-ii. when managing editor of the
World. became "a Impressed with her
iietIon and lorcibi. Way Of expressing
things that he made her siaff CORE
spohd.nt OF the paper.
In 1891 Mrs AnthnHy was sent TO
South America by the World. Sh. Mas
gone two years. during which time she
travelled all over South and csntFal
America. and her letters To the World
were n feature Of the paper and were
widely quoted in the United States,
From South America she went around
TO San Francisco. where she remained
for Shor, tim. writing for the San
Francisco papers. Then she returned
TO New York.
In the course OF her New York news
paper life Eh. was in Europe several
times. her trip last summer being her
sixth. She il nearly as well known In
Paris and London MS In New York.
Mrs. Anthony'E parents are residents
OF Denver. going there from the South
rome years ago for the health Of two
members OF the family. Four years
ago. one or two Of the Denver news
papers made sudden bid for popuiari-
~ by brinEin. the most attractive
writer's obtninabic from the East. and
of these half dozen mcteoric Hcniusrs,
Polly Pry" alone has identified her
self with Colorado. It's people. Its vital
interests. and It's promising future.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-15
GLEN oguLAa PARK.
Large Gam: Preserve in Garfield
County. Colorado.

Large Gam. preserve IN Garfield
County. Colorado.
Glca Bcuiah park. In Garfield coun.
~. near Grand Junction. now almost
rivals Yellowstone In natural scenery.
This park IL private property. An AS
Hociation has charge uf the $4,000
acres 4 comprises. and little hunting
is being done within It's borders.
George Newton. superintendent Of
the park. called Mt the Office Of the
state game commissioner yesterday Ia
renew the license TINT permits the as
sociatIon Ia hold In captivity several
kinds Of gam. animals Mr.. Newton
told OF the conditions in the park.
Members OF the association are fol.
lowing the example OF many great
hunters in abandoning the rifle for the
camera. Mr.. Newton brought with
him number OF fine photographs as
Illustrations OF the prowcss In the new
field OF s!.eyt. These were presented
to the game warden.
More than 800 deer now have their
homes In the park. said Mr.. Newton.
Some OF the animals are very tame.
showing the same characteristics us
those In Yellowstone, evidently real.
izing that they will not be killed. 9th.
or animals have shown the same dis.
position to make friends with man.
Denver Republican.