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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The estimate o. 9pr.at.ous for
rle interior department for the fiscal
year which Secretary H.tclr1-a has
submitted 20 The treasury department
shows reduction ot S3"uY0"l com.
pared with -le appropriations Tor that
department FOR the current year one
item i1 this reduction is .u the est..
mate gt the appropriation required by
tie Indian service which is about
$-.3..a. less than the last app-opri-
alton. il is said at the Indian bu.
reau today that smaller appropria-
ton was made possible by the eXp.ra-
ton Of treaty s;ipu.at.ols and By
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seven states will vote 0n full state
tickets next Tuesday and The result
~ these elections may be depended
upon 20 show something as 70 which
way the political a.ud ls blowing The
elections 20 Do held .l Kentucky and
Maryland are especially interesting
because OF their probable influence
upon the national Democrat. rouyel-
ton and their influence on rae election
lu 1904 The election iu Massachu-
set's TOO. may have some meaning
a. 20 what may be expected next
year ia the case or Kentucky and
Maryland ID each Of these tates give
large majOrities % the Democratic
candidates. it viii indicate that the
Eas, and the South will stand 'o.
g,Iaer .u 1904 and that there .s rea-
5ona1le hope for Democratic success.
but 81 they give small major.ties or 90
Republican b. viii mean that the sit-
uarou is as badly mixed as in 1900
aad 1896 n Kentucky. Maryland aud
Massachusetts, an 90 DemOcratic-or
o. the majority iu Massachusetts is a
small one for Republicans that Will
have stronger meaning than ever
as 10 the possibilities which may be-
expected in 1904 The mayoralty cleo
ton Ia New York city may be consid-
cred as having no bearing whatever
upon national issues and whether Low
or Mcclellan wins. the Democrats
need not reel IN or well over the indi.
cation as 10 what the state Of New
York will DO in 1907 Tammany has
no friends 10 serve but Tammany.
The Tiger would knife the best man
that ever breathed 70 serve It's own
ends In a political way II is half
Lyeua and half Ishmeaelite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29
Ae Learned a Great Truth

Il is said Of John Wesley that be
once said 20 Mistress Wesley: Why
DO you tell that child the same thing
over and over again?' John Yves.
ley, because once telling Is not
enough. II is for this reason that
you are told again and again that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy cures
colds and grip; that iy cOunteracts any
tendency OF these diseases 20 result
IN pneumonia, and that it IS Dleasan-
and safe 20 take. For sale by CITY
Drug store. F. J Ramsey, Ardmore
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29
oRAYsoN COUNTY CASE.
Attorneys for the Pros Spring Sur.
prise on the Antis.


Sherman Tex. oct 2s-Judge A
T.. Beatty representing the prohibi.
tlonists in the Grayson county local
option case. this evening served notice
upon attorneys for the antis that un-
less their motion for rchearlng was
filed by THURSDAY November r. he
would advise the publication Of the
order putting prohibition into effect
This action came as a surprise 10
The attorneys for the ants. they claim
ing that they have the FUN fifteen days
il which 10 file their motion for re
hearing and that the restraining order
Is in full force until the expiration OF
that time
Judge Beaty states that dilatory pro
cecdings 10 consume the whole time
allowed for filing OF a motion for re-
hearing and application for writ OF
error Is not authorized and unless ac-
tion is taken in a reasonable time the
publication will not be delayed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The Muskoges Phoenix and the
South McAlester Capital are making
ugly faces a. each other. The Phoe-
nix 10 its last issue says:
Russell. Of the Capital the man
who thinks he edits a paper. was a
very conspicuous delegate In the col-
ycntlon yesterday at South McAles-
ter. Seven separate and distinct times
he addressed the convention in what
he alleges were speeches, and when
II was suggested that there were 9TH
ers and that he was not the whole
show and also intimated that he
should retire 10 the rear ami assume
a sitting posture, he worked his ven
geance on the chairman by referring
&c him in his handbill as the lion
tanner Of Muskogee In this as In
everything else Russell Is on his troll
ley. No man ever acquired tho right
10 such a title IN muzzlng a coyote
ar was necessary yesterday. There
is a vast difference between the yelp
Of the wild canine and the roar of the
king Of beasts and a man engaged in
tanning the latter can give but little
time TO the former
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

eg,1ony throughout the service. One
o. the largest i,eus in ;he last indian
DID, vas an appropriation Of 100000
ioi the royal Greeks. said Comm.-.
1.er Jones This money is now
being distributed under the direction
%. Major Mclaughlin None Of The
apDryDrat.-ns for ne Indian Terri.
tory or Oklahoma viii be affected ly
the reduction as nearly all Of the ez.
psniItures Tor the Indians in these
come from tribal funds Tss
appropriation for the Dawes comm.s.
on is Included in the estimate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The segregated mineral lands .u the
Indian Territory can aOt only Dee used
for the rich mineral deposits, but a
great portion OF the surface ls suitable
for farming fruit growing and stock
raising, and in place Of selling all
these lands 10 rich mining companies
a, public auction, a treaty could be
made with the government 10 buy
these lands, say at $4,000. .OOo; pay
the Indians the money derived from
the sale and then let all royalties
leases of all kinds and rents be used
for a common school fund. that any
state IN the Union could feel proud Of
and the country would quickly settle
uT and grow and prosper as no coun'
try on earth has ever done. But let
ali these lands fall into the nands OF
q few rich companies hands, they
would at once spike the oil wells, stop
the mining OF asphalt and coal, only
mining just enough TO supply the de-
mand az a high price Some may ay
this plan can not be done is TOO late
etc. We know and realize that ou
jections to this cours" OF procedure
could not be accomplished But IN,
great masses Of the people would ap
prove Of fl and be greatly benefited
besides, and no one else would De
deprived Of a cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

], togs may years p labor 70 pre-.
pare ,aa EIJerta peach. but when %
came lt was tne best o, its kind and
has won It's way al over the world
where Southern fruit is known The
same application and study that pro
duced the liberia peach may produce
ir Texas The greatest peach growing
country In the world The man who
plants peaches or anything else with
out studying the conditions which are
required 20 produce success. is a poor
planter. and viii have but meaeeI
success If Doc succeeds "a, ALL Fruit
growing lu Texas depends upon care
iul preparation and intelligent action
-Deui=ou Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29
WILL OPPOSE CROSS.
Another Democrat Who Wants in
Congress

Another Democrat Who Wants in
Congress
Guthrie O. r, oct 2S.-J. l.. Mat
thews Of Payne county was in the city
last evening Mr. Matthews is gener-
ally known as Uncle Jimmy" and
his four terms as an Oklahoma legis-
lator have given him wide acquaint-
ance over the territory Mr. Mat
thews is an ayOwed Democratic can
d.date for congress.
Yes. ! shall stand for the congress
sioual nomination" said Uncle Jimmy.
My work in the past speaks for H.
self / believe ! am the local caadi-
date of Democracy
In this connection Harry Jones,
chairman Of he board Of county com
missioners of Payne county, is being
tayorably mentioned by his friends as
suitable timber for the legislature.
Jones is a sterling Democrat and a
good business man. With Matthews
in congress and Harry Jones in the
legislature Payne county will be well
represented.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The Wagner Sayings Is out for
sam Powell Tor delegate 10 congress
from the Indian Territory II says
that "on account OF his popularity with
members OF congress he should be
seated If anybody could" You are
mistaken Bro. Powell Is regarded
largely as joke 80 Washington, re
marked the DonisUn Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

TIE idea held Jy some 20 the il-
dizus 9u church organizations is A.
lustrz,ed 8y .le lttarance q Rev. Nc
kinney who says that be preached a,
fourteen places il his district In the
Choctaw Nation the past year and re-
ceived So for his services He said
he had been approached by Indians
who requested him 90 pay them t1
Join The church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29
kothers

Who would keep their children in
good health should watch for the first
symptoms OF worms, and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t Is
the chidren's best tonic II gets di-
gestion at work so their food does
them good, and they grow up healthy
and strong. 25c at w. B-Frame's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The Rev. Don Gregory Carrier,
formerly Of El Reno, where he lived
before he entered the church, Is ac.
companying the abbot general Of
Rome on a tour Of inspection Of
churches and monasterles in the Holy
Land.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The Herald shoe Store closed Us
fo9-s -e-lag at,a--Jr-. The stock
ElIl ts lalI .1a.a-t % t-c orders 20.
rfe cg-a-ry. cause p closing lack
u business -D1raut Sevs
And why DO. add lack d bls.ness
due ~ neglect a. proper advertising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29
Gov. Sob TaHlor.

The Lyccum course begins Monday
night with a lecture by Gov Bob Tay-
Tor. Season ticket for $3.50. Unde.
the auspices Of the Ladies' AID So
ciety Of the First Presbyterian
church. 2s-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

White Elephant, the buggy ,ha, sur
passes all other makes. They arr
stylish, they are durable and the
prices are right. Sold only By Wi.
liam's Corhn & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

South McAIcster Elks are sproutiIg
artlers for a street fair 10 be held No
", mber g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

Pecans are selling az cents a
pound at Fort Gibson.
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Vinita physicians are preparing to.
build a hospital
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j. C. Pruit. and A. j. Davis returned
yesterday from ArdmOre. where they
have been attending the carnival
a p Pru.tt is on the sick list.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-29

The government t1zrs.te appraisers
a-= here sqp-zls.nE c-- lots
N- Haher from near A-tuo-e has
purchased the Bal.sw residence here
and v.l Rove .1.o same -ol1.
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02
The Iftonr and the PeopIe.

X*
An editCrna, % had conducted a dav
Y Ffcided thy, at he could find a man in
n town pwlyle cha rge for a week he
Z luld go and yacat( ion and see if the
tfnt B 10 !. /, ttnged Lany y since his boy
poo fIays. He therefore started out in
sFarclh and nut the question to lawyers,
uoctofs and men of all professions. To
DIS aIhazemnt, each and every one re-
phed:
ny, certainly, I'll take charge for
you. Not o1ly that, but I'll show you
tlat you never knew how to run a pa
per- Just go right off and stay four
weeks if you viii and give me a chance
tomf the thing heard of outside the
town
Nhen through with the professions
un editor Went among the mechanics
am laoor'ng hen, but still the answer
WIS the same. At the end of four days
nehad touhu but one single individual
"IO douDted Himself and who said:
am suDJeet to fits and periods of
temporary insanity, and perhaps l
ousht not to tackle the job, but l can
tel you one thilg inst the same. What
you ought TO dH is to drop the newspa-
per business and take TO running =
savmiHv'
MORAL. - Inc editor pegged away
Without a VACATION. Detroit Free
Press.
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02
Arab Bitter OIokin@

Among the Albbs an INTERESTING do
p"i uilent OF ")man's duty is dairy
"OiA' MS IlK' all other operations.
eaIrIeu out on an old fashioned and
pu'i'archaI plan. To make butter, for
-H3t'ilce' ,aI small sheepskin is filled
- - mix III ana led to a ring in the
" GO me Woihaa then sits fiat on the
uOU' auU rocks t to and fro till little
- !" Outter begin to form within.
grow larger and larger and ac-
'e anu arr finally brought out
as G. big lump The remaining mill
is t aoiled on tbe fire with 6i+e 80
he male members Of the fam.
come toiNther; a large dish of
SOON rice Is p iced before them and
'"' eu mix @bured over it, Then,
max n balls of the mixture with his
s' 80 each member quickly swallows
'''s anu rises to wash his hands.
80 ''one' the girls and mother sit
- anu eat what the men are pleas
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02
'ES'c'c'c.c.F Fco~oS.c.o.
SADNESS Of
SIMEON
.HG.oG.G.&..
By ELLIOT WALKER
COPYRIGHT. 1go4. bp z. c lfcClnre

y '"'N' -'o3 - Y ~ACttUFB 1 N
''Ss'<>'lS'cS'o'o"os<S.GksE
U"y mad daWned unpleasanItlv
ana the young man paused in tbo -,
- eAiiilg his suSpenders. gazed |oul
VI MS small widow at the drebrv
4'4 'cape and ighed. This cheetf ii
'ralt was inherited from his fatll ar
who had sighed through a lifo =, 49,
Holehllls We're all mountains. no
,oiu , away at last under weepin vii
1HuS little simeon was L. q TO
the care and jurisdiction of his MIA
ternal grandfather, Zachariab GovIav
simeon was young mannow. Grand
father Gayley despite the weight Of
years bore their burden with cheer
1ul spirit and still sought to steer some
rays OF sunshine into the somber soul
OF his depressed grandson.
Chlrk up, SimIny," he would cackle
Glt a gal an spark her an go round
siliilh' same as Iluse ter when | was a
young Teller"
One vital cause of the present gloom
was due to the fact that Simeon had
girl, and she pad lately shown an
alarming tendency toward more cheer
full society. So simeon looked out of
the window and dghed.
"a nice kind of Sunday this is going
to be-" he groaned Looks like it will
rain by church time. That means we
can't set in the graveyard after serv-
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02
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equaled newst per and The OF Rev. Albert Chandler
together one year for $1.7r-~
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Smyrna times., 1903-12-02
A. Real sniIor

Some years ago a rather we'll dressod
man asked at the bookino, oaioo - +,,o
49, S'auon' portsmouth, for a sea-
-n..H return TO London, but the clerk
- 80 10 give MN one, saying that
SuoH .ucAe's were only issued to sail
ors and that he did not believe +bo -,
plicant was one. -
o. am salIor," said the man.
no" am To know that? re-
..,hivor ealu tlle Would be passenger.
.ert ~ an 10y uinoefs' but you're a rum
"a son "a as NOW you wiry whisker-
starbohrd /bocm runkinn g., 60 isei my
steamhgi ligh,s you1I 1"s I loui ol your
Jaw tfekle !" " neaVe IN your
.s+olctuvba sNAei'" said the station
.stion 80. \ ,abo,u "aN overheard the conver.
swers. III Lonuon An
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02

ice-won't see nothin' of Roxy all day.
The Lord amt no hand at maxim
weather lately. Ap' s'pose Tewk will
be hangin round dn' gittin' in the way.
I'm goin' to speak to Roxy about him.
She favors him too much lately"
"Mornin', Simmyr' chirped Grand
father Gayley as the youth seated him
self at the breakfast table. "Quite
dressed up, amt ye? Coin to meetin',
of course?"
81 s'pose so.'' answered Simeon wear
lily. 81 don't feel quite like it. Looks
like a pourin' rain to me-"
"'Twon't rain" observed Mr.. Boldly.
the gentleman who did duty at Zacha-
riah's in the double capacity of hired
man and male companion. ut III be
clear by 10 o'clOcS-you see! I'll bet
We Sim II be a-settin' in the cemetery
five minutes after the benedicton'
along with Obed Frogg's gal, jest ez
peart ez a tomtit"
81 orter be-" remarked Simeon dole
fully, "but there's too many fellers
around Roxy lately. Like as not she
III get ketched up by one of 'em before
/ get chance"
"Shor' said his grandfather. You
don't wanter let 'em. Simmy. Now Ell
twas me I'd hev spell o coughlh
endurin the long prayer an go out SO
not to disturb folks, an when they
come out I'd be right thar. would'
I'd hustle right up to Roxy in the
vestibool, an I'd say, Miss Frogg,' Ia
say, there's little bird a-singln' ouI
in the churchyard, an he's app 'lnteu
me to fetch you over to hear him.
was out thar, an he says to me
'"Tweet, tweet, she's sweet! why
Simmy, she'd fairly run ye out to gu
away from the other gals. Ihat tnS
way | useter do. an they was all VIII
over me-"
ooh. you'd say a lot. you wouid, re
plied his grandson disrespectfully
"S'posin' you had a sadness come over
YOU on account of the sermon an lei
all pulled down an mournful, yot
wouldn't feel like doin' no bird act
guess"
s'Noy cried the old man, laughing
"There'd hev to be more fire an Drlin
stone in sermon than what old Pleas
ants puts in his'n to discombobbolat'
me. Simmy. | useter be an Gwfu
cheerful listener, didn't l, Abel"
'No one would set with yer" re
plied Mr.. Boldly. with grin. "Yo
was put out reg'iar for laffin' Nv
heered. l was a little feller, but kl
rec'Iect seein' old Deacon Small lea
you out"
Zachariah chuckled. mo seeh thing
he said. Dent ye believes him. SIN
The gals was crazy to set with me"
you've keep company with Rox
now comm on two year. an ye f~
wanter let nobody git her hureb IL,
ye She's a Rice, party y99Ignonv in 4
put in IaAd& ariingl] ]ate reIst; I
Inns aasn Is = hsazsl will residen
80 q an extended trip.
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02

c is supposed
rson in using4
Of the town had
IS manner. At
3 iced of better
: lich the town
:, especially on
sal of drinking
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02
imeon dAi2ctedlY. "SEe

In tmeen on, dij2ctedly- "sre
y to do the speakin.
wed the grandfather.
re. That curly red hair
I~ ot lots of sparks in it.
der"
h his mind full of Rox-
I yes glued to her ruddy
| Fl Front seat, acted upon the
INIIXlaFio's advice He coughed
ring the long prayer and
- uth attention and many
: a'.$$$:lIGN &: "::: $.. Then he ...','' ''.
II man was married three
umesErnnle orter know" he reflected
hYI WIuit he said about that dern-
&c Dlfd: y, yes; remember. I'm all
ca uoWH this mornin' somehow.
c! rgl al|" gives me a hopeless
fcelnt ia r it goin' if it wasn't for
EoH' Here ey come"
aa 'ed by l. crowd, Simeon waited.
''' '' llSh " ulln an llltcIllll
length time RoXana appeared.
- buXom t.ure and brilliant color
ing Nprmed til, doorway, but Simeon
expert inced chill as he saw young
Mr.. lllins tagging a few feet behind
her. Now" he thought and stepped
forwal h.
"Mii Frogg," be began.
"HeiO!" said that lady. Amt you
kind Il formal, Sim? What's the mat
ter"
'Thee's bird" stammered Simeon.
The girl looked at him as if she
bought him suddenly bereft of reason.
1T SAYS, 'Tweet. tweetv faltered
er lover
Some ane behind him giggled.
Hes been settin' mp 100 close to a
cider barrel" though Roxy. I'll get
him out. Come along" she whispered.
putting her stout arm quickly under
his lank one and marching off. Don't
say another word. You'll give yourself
away"
There" she painted as she halted
him among the graves. "Ain't you
ashamed of yourself-broad daylight
toOr'
Lets sit down." said Simeon feebly.
We'll, I'll stay a minute, but you'd
better sneak home" remarked Miss
trogg severely. I'm perfectly shock
ed, Th F idea of your drinkin' Sunday
mornin1 and cOrEin' to church"
"What t?1 grOaned Simeon. Il didn't"
"Lyin1 tpO! Oh. Sim" walled Rox-
ana. Il ne dver thought it of you! Can't
De yOG 'cdre for me any longer" she
sobbed.
Sim Seddowne and Roxy II be late
o their dinner if they set there much
onger. Tkera they be a-spoonin' yet"
nedltated NAe\ sexton an hour later.
'Funny hQA she should take to him.
'ut guesaK needs her to chirk him
lp. I've ln, IL that opposites attracts
ach other, On ! there's two of 'em. if
Ger see
r1rv
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02

onger. TRere they be a-spoonin' yet"
nedltated IN sexton an hour later.
Funny hqKS she should take TO him
jut l guess IA, needs her to chirk him
p. I've l4,.o1 \ that opposites attracts
ach other, there's two of 'em. if
yer see
Smyrna times., 1903-12-02

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