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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-09
Dougherty.


Jessie Freeman, our postmaster
is on the sick list this week
Tyler Wade, the local Santa Fl
agent, is not able to be at his pos
this week.
A crowd OF Dougherty boys wen
to Rock creek yesterday and brought
back a nice lot Of fish.
Psuls Valley.
Roy Lewis and Miss Bessie Scriv
ncr were married last night at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II Scrlvner
Overlook.
Wheat is ready TO be cut but .
heavy rains are proving quite hin.
drancc
Marietta
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brown. who
have been here visiting the family oe
Mr.. Ijams, have returned to their
home at Corinth Miss, accompanied
by Mrs Browns sister. Miss May
Ijams
Springer.
II rains here every day and Sunday
too
Mrs. G. W Heron and daughter
Miss Lizzie are visiting in Madnk
x. +. Sciyally is on the sick list
his week.
Milo.
Tho farmers are getting behind
with their work. on account OF the
.ccent heavy rains.
j w Johnson has gone to Bloom.
ield after his two daughters. who
laye been attending school at that
,lace.
DR. Thompson Of st. Louis is here
he guest of Dr. Ballard.
Graham.
The recent heavy rains have done
considerable damage to growing crops
n this community.
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Base Ball Notes.

Ed Judy former twirler for St. Jo.
Texas, is in the city.
The three games with Oklahoma
City have been called off. 1t is stat
ed that their manager is out of town
and they couldn't do anything until
he returns.
The manager of the Ardmore team
has secured games with Coalgate
Friday and Saturday. Coalgate has
fast team and some exciting ball
playing is expected.
A special train will be run to Tish.
omingo Sunday, when Ardmore and
Tishomingo will cross tats.
On the 18th an excursion will be
run to South McAlester, where Ard.
more and that place will compete for
the honors Of the great American
game.
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TERRITORY DOCTORS.
Annual Convention Of Indian Terri.
tory Medical Associ alton.

Holdenyille, |. r., June S.-The an
nual convention OF the Indian Terri
tory Medical association was called
to order at $3.50 yesterday afternoon
in this city, at the opera house. Dr.
j. w. Gilbert, second vice president
of Roff, !. T., presided.
After the address of welcome and
responses, the medical men proceed.
ed to carry out the arranged program
which included addresses and papers
on subjects of interest TO the profes.
sion.
Tonight will be devoted to the
grand ball and banquet which are ten.
dered to the visiting physicians by
the local medical fraternity and the
9tizens of Holdenville. Elaborate
preparations have been made for this
event.
Tomorrow will be devoted TO reg.
ular business, and probably the cleo
ton of officers. Between seventy.five
and a hundred doctors are in attend.
ance from all parts of the Territory.
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FIRST SINCE JEFFERSON.
Rev. Collins Denny Elected President
Of University Of Virginia.

Nashville, Tenn, June S.-That
Rev. Collins Denny has been elected
president of the University OF Virgin
10 was announced here tonight The
news came in a private telegram from
Col. A. B. Wells, editor of the Rich.
mond, Va, News-Leader DR.. Denny
Is member Of the faculty of Wander
bilt University, having for many
years occupied the chair Of moral and
mental philosophy. He came to Van
derbilt from the University Of Vir-
ginia, where he had been chaplain.
Should he accept the honor he will
be the first president of that uniyer-
sity since Thomas jefferson, the fac.
ulty having heretofore selected a
chairman from among their number.
DR.. Denny is at present visiting
Georgetown, Texas.
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Pat Pulliam Gets Verdict.

Dallas, June S.-The jury in the
case of Pat Pulliam VS.. the Texas
Portland Cement and Lime company.
in the Fourteenth district court. re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff for
$4,000. Pulliam alleged in his petit
ton that ne sustained fail at the
cement works during March, 1903. re.
sulting in the breaking of his left
leg just above the ankle. He asked
for $4,000 in damages.
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RED HAIRED NEGRO.
Conductor Put Him in the Coach for
Whites.

Conductor Put Him In the Coach for
Whites.
san Angelo, Tex. June S-An un
usual case was tried here in the dis
trict court yesterday against the Gulf
Colorado ana Santa Fe railway com
pany for $1rllO damages.
The plainiin is a red haired negro
and is light cglored He alleged that
h' was riding on one OF the Santa Fe
trains and the conductor would not
let him ride in the car with the ne.
groos, that he had to ride in the
smoking car for whites and contract
ed severe cold necessitating medi.
cal treatment \ witness On the trim
stated that the plaintin had told him
two years ago that ne intended to
work this scheme on some railroad
and get damages The jury was out
only a few minutes and gave a yer.
dict for the railroad company.
A bachelor spends half hts umo
hIoIting ont memories and the other
half recalling them.
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Advises White Elan

Victor Colo, June S.-The Record
owned and edited by George Kynor
and recognized as the official organ
Of the Western Federation of Miners.
in the Cripple Creek district, publish.
ed an editorial today urging me min.
ers to call off the strike inauguratei
ten months ago, The article says:
The sentiment Is growing agains.
the western Federation Of Miners on
account of Its continuing the strike.
There are few peopre VIC beiievc
that organization OF miners is respon.
sible for the crimes That have been
committed here, except that If the
strike had not been cared ana con.
tinued so long, the dynamiting would
not have occurred and in that respect
the strike is held responsible for this
outrage, whether there was Justice in
calling II or not Miners living in
THIS district are losing their homes
or are Obliged TO go away and leave
them. When they express their con.
yicitnos they believe there's a chance
of winning the strike. but the longer
II is kept going the further tley are
away from securing work.
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" One week from today will witness
the holding of the Territorial Demo.
cratic convention at Durant. Dele.
gates will be chosen 10 the ST. Louis
convention. July t. Who the dele
gates will he and whether they gn in
structed or not has not been general.
ly discussed. The choice for national
committeeman is tltc matter that has
absorbed all tho interest in the con.
yention.
There are three men before d
people and two must be disappointed
There remains but one more week
for work in the ranks of the party.
then the agony Is over Each of
the three men-Dick, Williams and
Hailey-haye made a good fight Dick
has almost the solid Cnickasaw ma.
tion behind him and has many votes
pledged in the Creek and Cherokee
nations one hundred and twenty
nine votes are required to elect and
the present outlook points TO the
election Of II W Dick on first bal
Let. This Is not said IN a spirit OF
mere boost for local man, but IS
based upon instructed votes in the
Chickasaw nation and upon letters
from staunch Democrats i'm the Norfr
grD nation v.b, ,1.I.,, t1..f.. ........ -
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ter we have been visited with anph.
er fine rain. Crops have been greatly
benefited and prospects are fine.
f. e. Morris, United States Com.
missioner, held court here this week.
disposing Of a large amount OF bus
mess. Elfred Harding charged with
obstructing the mails was acquitted
by jury.
The last payment TO the depositors
o. the late NJ. d p. Bank of this
place, was made This week.
The unveiling OF monuments 10 the
late II. F. Gilbert and j. w. Jones.
last Sunday, attracted large crowd
to Duncan. The ceremonies were very
imposing and carried out with great
success After the unveilinp at the.
cemetery the local w. o. w. enter.
tanned the visitors at the opera house
with music and speeches. The man.
ner in which the arrangements were
carried ont reflect great credit On the
W o. w. lodge Of This place
The saddest misfortune /. has been |
our duty To- chronicle occurred on
Monday afternoon in Duncan. Little
Willie Emet Baldwin, the eight
year old son OF Mr. anG Mrs. J. 4.
BaI1win, while bathing in a creek
which runs through the west part of
The town, got into deep water and
was drowned No one was with II
it.le fellow but a playmate of about
he same age, who was too young 20
nd his companion. The sad occurrence
'ast a gloom over the entire town as
imett was very popular among all
who knew him and a fayorite with
his schoolmates. The funeral took
llacc yesterday afternoon from the
3aptist church and a large procession
II sorrowing friends of the family
md schoolmates of the little boy fol.
owed his remains to his last resting
'lace. The parents, who are com.
,letely prostrated, have the sympa.
by OF the entire community, IN their
ad bereavement.
At mass meeting of the citizens
asst Saturday the date agreed upon
or the Duncan barbecue was July
9Th. Various committees were ap.
ointed for the different features of
he occasion and will report at
1eeting to be held next Saturday.
The ladies Of the l.. r. c. club winl
old a reception at the residence of
, II. Bond in West Duncan thursday =
venine.
Plato Mountjoy, United States in.
pector, is in the city today on gov.
rnment business.
Quite a number of MARROW gentle. v
zen and ladies came down Sunday to
tend the unveiling Of monuments
= the w. o. w. The Marlow band
anticipated in the ceremonies on u
lis occasion, which added greatly 10
e success Of the event. -
$. w. Bond is preparing TO erect
new residence on rie site of the :,
lie which was destroyed by fire
W weeks ago
N. b. Woolsey and G. w. Vaught
Woolsey are in town today.
Perkins, an attorney of
and J. F. Copeland, edi-
OF the Comanche News, were in -
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Texas and Pacific From Whitesboro
TO Gainesville.

7eHas and Pacific From Whitesboro
to Gainesville.
Gainesville, Tex, June S.-Little
has been said lately about the ex
tension Of the Texas and Pacific rail.
read from Whitesboro to Gainesville
but in the meantime work TO that
end has been quietly going on and IT
now seems an assured fact People
all along the line are much enthused
over the matter and will contribute
literally. At Calisburg they have rails.
ed a bonus of $500 in money and
secured five miles of right of way
The right of way has practically
been secured through the corporate
limits of Gainesville and It is only n
matter of a short time when Il will
be secured over the entire line.
Within four months from the time
the contract is closed with the con
struction company trains will be run.
ming into Gainesville. This informa.
ton was obtained from a gentleman
who is familiar with the situation
and knows whereof he speaks. On
TO Whitesboro.
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Special TO the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Pauls Valley, l. T., June 9.-Roy
Lewis, bookkeeper at the First Ma
tional bank, and Mss Bessie scriv
ner were married at the home Of III,
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. II
Scrivner, at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
evening, Rev. Mathews officiating
The groom is one of Pauls Valleys
most promising young business men
and the bride is an acknowledged
belle and one of the most lovable
young ladies Of the town.
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Kansas City, Mo, June s.-The
Star says:
The preliminary arrangements for
extending the Burlington Railroad
from Kansas City TO the Gulf of Mex.
leo have progressed 10 point where
the hnal location and actual construc.
ton of the read will soon be commen.
'ed dispatch from Austin. Tex.
confirms the statement recently made
to the effect that representatives of
the Burlington have been actively at
work in Texas Tor several months OBJ,
tanning bonus contracts and rights Of
way
II Ia said that the new line will for
considerable distance traverse the
same territory which was to have
been covered by the Rock Islands
proposed extension 70 Galveston. The
road will be a grain-carrying line, and
viii be an important factor in the
transportation of wheat to the Gulf.
Misht pants to ft all sizes at Far
thing Bros 90
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j. w. Davis has put in a new meat
market on West Main street. Every.
thing is new and they are getting
ready for business.
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The hair can be kept soft. vigorous
and abundant by the occasional use
of Ramsey's Creole Hair Oil. 25
cents F } Ramsey druggist o
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WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.

WANTED-Iadies for permanent EN-
ployment; 81 per day; experience
unnecessary; hometown work Al
so travelling workers; salary and
expenses. Firm worth $3.50 600. Give
your address and I'll call. Hurry. "
Address postoffce box SIP. Ardmore
/. r. g.
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( D OCLOCk EDITION
Ardmore, Thursday, June 9, 1904.

Ardmore has never experienced a
boom. II has grown from year to
year. New business enterprises have
been added one by one TO the indus.
tries of the town. The only move
ment 10 boom the town ever to be
organized is the present proposition
90 bore for oil or gas Judge and
Mrs. Townsend had their trunks
packed TO make visit to the East.
but so absorbed has Judge Townsend
become in the matter that ne has
postponed the trip. The Judge is
from Colorado, where he has seen
many fortunes made and many a one
lest by digging into Mother Earth
TO extract its valuables. He sees an
opportunity for success in tie local
field and he is willing to back his
judgment The company that will
employ drilling machinery is practic.
ally perfected The numerous sue
cessful business men who have the
matter In hand are determined 10
bore the test well. II It's a success
!; means money to tne company and
n boom 70 Ardmore. II it's a failure.
well tho company will always have !
the satisfaction that they have done
their duty toward the town.
Experts take different views Of the |
matter as TO the probable existence
of gas or oil, but there is reasonable |
hopes Of success and the local com. !
pany will make a thorough test.
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choetaw, Oklahoma 6 Gulf Rdilwa
Arkansaa & choe,am Railway.

All United States nails close 81
minutes prior TO train time.
Hereafter the mails will be CLOSED
at 8 p. m. instead Of 9 p. m. as form
erly. ID. REDTIELD. p. NJ.
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Use the Long Distance Telephone
and call up Phone n, 8, II you want
the Ardmoreite
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WANTED-To buy or 5 room cot.
tage Mail description and lowest
cash price to box 81, city 7tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. representa-.
tiyes by one of the largest and most
popular magazines in America. to
whom can be turned over each
month expiring subscriptions for re-
newal; also 10 secure new subscrip.
tons on a special plan which in.
sures the bulk of the magazine sub.
scription business in this locality.
Where one magazine was subscrib.
ed for ten years ago, three are Ia.
ken today. Every year hundreds
of dollars are paid out in every com.
munity for new subscriptions. and
in renewing old ones. Most of this
money is sent direct to publishers.
but people prefer TO do business
through a responsible local repre-.
sentative, thus relieving themselves
OF time and trouble. Our repre.
sentatives renew upwards of so per
cent. OF subscriptions on the expi.
ration lists furnished Write today
for authority and terms. ADDRESS
Publisher, box SO, station o. New
York City. 7.G
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If you have kidney or bladder trou-
BILE and do not use Foley's Kidney
Gurn unn will hnNn nnlN Nnnrsolf 70
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Cotton chopping is now the order
OF the day.
]. X. Bottoms, j. A. Franklin and
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WANTED-Old rags. Must be clean
Apply at this office.
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MEN-Our catalogue explains how
we teach barber trade quickly. mail
ed free. MoIer Barber College, st
Louis, Mo. 5.1m
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FOR SALE-A good single buggy and
harness, a big bargain. O. Bates.
sc.
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Bonner 4 Bonner.

AS long as the gown isn't TOO small
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WANTED-Position by honest and
Industrious boy. Groceries prefer
red. Give me a trial Phone 326
300.
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Shed and all General mus -.---.
Rann-r fanti Ia o
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New threerocm house
Apply Noble Bros 27tf
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TIME TABLE.
~ Colorado &. Santa Re Railway.

TWE TNILIs
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Re Railway.
(SOuthbOund.)
Galv, ton g. Chicago EN...3:40 a. IN.
Clebtnne a X c. EX .....i:i0 p. m.
(NOrthboundD
Galveston & Chicago EX. 1895 a. IN.
Cleburne & X. c. Ex....11:50 p. m.
choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway.
Arrive at Ardmore. .....1:2O Y. m.
Leave Ardmore ...3:20 p. m.
Local freight carrying passengers
also
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Misht pants TO fit all sizes at Far
thing Bros az
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LOST.

LOST-An Elk's gold pin. Finder re-
turn TO this office and receive re.
ward. 26
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-28
IOWA STATE TEACHERS
STILL IN SESSION.

DES MONIES. Ia, Dec. 2s.--There
was an increased attendance at to.
days session Of the Iowa State Teach.
ers' association. The day was de-
voted largely To n review OF tho cd
ucational progress of the state dur.
ing the half century that has elapsed
since the organization OF the asso.
clation. The symposium covered all
branches OF educational work from
The country schools and elementary
trades To the higher educational in.
stitutions. At the afternoon session
which was designated camp fire,
the speakers were chiefly men and
women who took prominent parts in
the early educational activities Of the
state. This evening has been act a.
side for lecture by Hon. l.. l.. ID.
Harvey on the need of manual expires.
sion In modern education. The con.
vention will conclude It's business 10.
morrow,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-28
Ready For Winter
Maneuvers

WASHINGTON. Dec 2S.---From to-
day, which Is the date set for its as-
semhling al Hampton Roads, the
ships of the North Atlantic squadron
are to have busy time Of 1t until the
middle Of May. The five months will
be spent In the usual winter man.
euvers in the Caribbean and in tar.
get practice. Next week the fleet
will be inspected at Hampton Roads
by Secretary Moody and Admiral
Dewey. One week later the North
Atlantic fleet will proceed to Guile.
bra and will be met there by the
European and South Atlantic squad
rons. The search problem and 9TH
er exercises will begin about Feb
lruary 7th and continue for two weeks,
when the fleet will start for Guam
tanamo. From the end of March un-
til about the middle of May the fleet
will engage in target practice off the
Florida coast.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-28
DrumeIzier
Still Aground
Dense Fog Lifts to Disclose British
Steamer Pounding Away On
Fire island bar.

NEW YORK, Dec, ss,--The Brit.
ish steamer Drumelsier. which went
ashore on u sand bar near Fire Island
last Saturday. was still aground to.
day, The dense fog blanket which
hung over the bay since yesterday
had shM the steamer completely of
from view from the shore and II was
feared she might have broken up In
u heavy storm and her crew Of thirty.
two men have been lost, The steam
or showed no signs Of distress when
seen today, A tug was standing near,
by. Tho prumelxier had worked u
little TO the west Of the place where
she struck on the bar and the seas
were breaking over her,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-28
In Session at Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 2s.---Cer.
tainly the school teachers OF the state
OF Washington may feel proud OF
this. their eighteenth annual meet.
Ing, and II the cause OF education IL
to be benefited by discussion of meth.
DDS by intelligent persons. ii wifi be
advanced at this session. President
A. B. Warner of Tacoma presided
over she meeting OF the educational
council. The aesaion was neeiinioa
with the discussion OF examinations
and the study. management and train.
Ing Of defective children. The gen.
eral sessions. together with a mum
Der Of sectional conferences, will bn
hel dtomorrow and Friday. Evenings
have been set apart for addroasea by
President David Starr Jordan Of lie.
land Stanford university and State
Superintendent J. II. Ackerman Of
Oregon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-28
Anton Chico
Man Killed

Word comes from Anton Chico Of
the killing on Christmas morning of
Antonio Maria Lucero by Antonio
panebUeuf. The story Ia that Lucero
was fond OF good time and started
out on an especially big tear Christ
mas day. II ID asserted that he at.
tackled Pancbocuf and the latter beat
him over the head with his pistol,
killing him. Information does not
show whether or not II was necessary
to resort to the extreme measure OF
killing the drunken man. nor does II
speak OF any action taken In regard
to the slayer. Doubtless. however,
the proper authorities will invcsti-
gate the matter thoroughly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-28
Illinois Pedasosues

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. Is
"Play" was the general topic of dis
cussion at the general session Of the
Illinois State Teachers association
convention this morning, and 1t was
considered from every possible point
Of view. The Physiology of Play
was discussed by DR.. Bayard Holmes
OF Chicago. and Miss Jane Addams OF
Hull house discussed the subject from
the sociological viewpoint. The sym
postum concluded with an interest
ing paper on philosophy of Play,
presented by Professor Oscar l.
Triggs Of the University of Chicago,
This afternoon sectional confer
ences were held by the principals
county superintendents, primary