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MONUMENTS.


4oNJNENTS-A. DIENER 80 e Washington
Iel 2E Branch works .. entrance Crown HILL
A0NUMENTS-M II Farrell. 24I West WASH
ngton street. Phone Ns1 24IS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boiler makers. Steady
work. Address HENRY VOGT MACHINE CO.,
I.oIIic. L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21
HAseRovE ITEMS.

In addition % the .umencemer'
orators aud s..ayists elected by tl
Phuama-hIan Society c.. faculty hag.
arpa.nteI Mossr-. Guy webb AMI
VIII As.ryt orators. and Misses stella
Butcher and Ross Ea=i.b1rr-r essay.
ists
Mrs Spain OF whitehead visited ths
college Tuesday. bringing a. students
Master l.uclus Hull ami Misses Mary
Spain and Flora Hull Mr. Ingram OF
Picsens county also entered three %
mis- daughters.
Dr Whlten has arranged Tor Arbo-
Day. With suspension OF the social
rules. for Washington birthday.
The boarding departmen, Of Har
grove has been remarkable for
tle good health OF tse pupils this 5oa
s.n.
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trusted. but returned 10 ashes bis true
character is remembered and the
things which caused men % say ha- p
and bitter words about him are Co.
r,lbe-a1 mo- more Senator liaura
was partisan Republican but t1e
most 5eaurfu. tribute ps'i aim como
from hi. political opponents &c.
Bryan a7i Senator Jones. men who
mad f,it the fll measure of hi- blows.
and Senator FOrager. whose ambition
t. hal thwaites. Joined v.tN those
who knew him and loved aim in sz-
telling the character whose virtues
stood erect ana told that Doe was a
man. Iu his case these cIlogies were
slI me-,et. and that thar shouid o.
such a speedy transition o, criticism
70 laudation is not ~ De- wondered
at u SHOWS The stun ao are mad.
OF. audi bow strongly our national
character i- .m1u.f eith tie sweet
spirit OF humanity Commercial Ar
....H
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Shoes That Walk.

Friday afternoon $ NJ. Douglas went
into the postofice to get his mail
and was talking to a friend when he
thought OF something that he had left
up the street. He laid pair of new
shoes on the table until he stepped
back to get the almost forgotten ar
.ticle, and when he returned To- the
.postofiice a few minutes later he dis.
covered that his shoes had walked OF
and he has not found out yet in what
direction they went.
II is coming TO pretty pass here
when man can't leave a marcel for
two minutes but what some sneak
thieIs fingers stick TO it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21
TERMS OF U. .. COURT.

A. Aes-FebrgaTy 80. 1903, two
weeks
At Tishominee- February 90. IsH4
uree weeks.
Al chieksths-'isr.h 81. 1904. two
weeks
Et Rysn-Ap.l g. ls'f. fro weei
At Pauls Valley y-Ap-I IS, 1904
1904; three week
st Pureeu-Nay @. 1904 and Janu
a-y 2. 1905; ten days each
At Ardmore May 10. l9o4 and Jan
uary T.. 1905. lasting FIVE weeks Oi
longer
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Medical Association.

j. A. Humphrey, secretary of the
Pickens County Medical Association,
is sending out notices to the members
OF the association calling their atten.
ton to the meeting to be held in this
city on. the l7th of March.
4 paper on ompyema will
be read by DR.. ID. Autry of Mari.
eta, also one on simple, intermittent
and typhoid-malaria fevers will be
read by Dr. }. T. Barnwell of over
brook
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Negro Wounded in Hip.

over at Tishomingo the other nigg.
la negro man broke into the depart
ment store q J.. Cordova d Co. Tn,
noise in making the entrance awoke
Messrs. Adams and Robertson. who
sleep in the store.
As the negro ascenGed the steps
leading 10 the office Mr.. Adams shot
a, him. Adams ordered him to throw
mp his hands or he would kill him
sand the negro at once obeyed him
The two young men then conducted
the negro TO the jail and had him
locked up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

Paul Morton, second vice president
ct the Santa r. railway. is quoted as
prophesying that all railways finally
viii be under one management and
that the people will demand govern
mcnt ownership
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Texas red Rust Proof oats at
&. B. PUGH'S,
3wu Main ST., ArlmCre, ! T


Jake Palmer one night last w,er
Lost very fine ham. He says his
mokc house door was priced Off
and from among the quantity of meat
only one ham was taken Mr. Palmer
says The Democrats 90 whole hoc or
none. hence his nocturnal visitor must
Lave been a Republican.
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JUDGE WEST AGAIN.
Wouls Make Mountain out Ct
Mole HiiI.

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a Josb for tho uoo,,s eb,5ov. "a.
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warm friends I'm corer.ss "a b,rrod
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hers or coppross will hesitate =, ,.r.
tpr. worry far IN our intorosts
Some peonlo have an f1oo th.t tho
momont we get statehood i,,migra.
tion viii nopr into orr hordors and
money will How uke mnk and ho,ov
Nevada has NOT noor botborod much
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Services today "a usual a. ~ a.
M and 7.3o p. m Sunday school al
g. 81 o. m Christian Endeayor Al q
p n. 4 cordial invitation Is extended
tp alL CHAS e. WEITH.
Pastor.
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The pastor will preach morning AMI
evening Subject in the m9-niu.
Woman. Behold Thy SON At night
"Tn- Lost Soul Sunday school s.41
o. m. All members and friends come
oI. Thank the Lord for the snow
and 90 to church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

An epidemic OF malignant dipthcria
!. prevalent in the country around
Junction city. Kan. \ large number
Of children have died and many OF IN,
schools are closed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

We carry in stock the best piano
players, the "Angems' and Macs
tro' You are invited To call and
hear them al Luko's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

Ted + Faust's minsrels, thirty
people, all white at the opera mouse
Thursday Feb. %.
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\ nice line Of all-oyer laces and en-
broideries at Westheimer & Daubcs
2l.3
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The finest season You ever had to
set out trees. Now.
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Kahn! Kahn! Kahn!

See Kahn's new line Of fine paper
and memorandum books. 2l-3
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Get the boy patent leather shoe at
Lcathcrwood's- $3.50 value for s..
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us time OF year now TO clean up
your yards Get at IL
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Plant trees and shrubs around your
place
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II you insist on having the proper
thing FOR your correspondence, buy
your stationery from Kahn. 21-3
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The deal uas at last been cousum-
mated whereby the Times Of Musko-
gee. which has been a sterling Dem.
ocratic paper, aud strong factor In
building up Muskogee, falls into the
hands OF the enemy. Mossrs Bert
Il. and Frank II. Greer and Frank II.
Merriam are the purchasers Strong,
able.b0di6d Republicans all OF them.
but as there is one red not Republican
paper already In the town the new
owners promise the public that the
policy Of the paper will Dee, for the
present, independent We are sorry
indeed 10 lose Mr.. Webster from the
circle, but al tho same time wish the
new owner, AN the success they merit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

what viii you have today for din
ner? \ Fat fowl, tender porl, or a
nice juicy beef roast? Cold Storage
market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

butter eggs, chickens and every
thing else good TO eat at Staples &
Skaggs' phon 81.
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The Latiua had poycrb which
read Say nothing but good O. the
dead Iu reading the onconmms
passed ON the late senator Hanna this
fiho saying comes mHiuoriygy to
mind, and 10 is only n such striking
irstanc. that the mI significance %.
it philosophy is appreciated. Friend
and foe met ON common ground
around this great mans bier and laid
sprig Of acacia ON his Icy form In
li.e hc was mal.suad abused d.
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The up-to.date shirt waist sets
at Westheimer & Daubc's are the
prrttiest OF the season. 2l.3
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Julius Kahn has added an exquisite
limo OF new up-todate stationery. 21.3
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For the new designs in yelling see
DE stock a Miss Collins 2l-3
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For the convenience oi the public
We have arranged with j. b. Wall &
Co. to handle incandcsccnt lamps at
the following prices:
(. g. s. u and 10 candle power each
% cents.
32-candlc power 80 cents.
ARDMORE ELECTRIC LIGHT a
POWER COMPANY. 21.3f
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WashIngton-s bIrthday tomoLrow
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= , = :. , =

= :. !: = :. !: !. : = :. , I.
= You've been k.ck!ng about your =
= maple syrup Try the Club House :.
= brand az SkiDworth's and have ,
= peace in the family l0-lm =
= = r = = = :. > : = I. !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

}, w. Eayes is quite sick at his
home in South Ardmore.
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w 4. LcdUetter who has been con.
fined TO his room for some days with
Ia grippe was better last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-21

New Springs Goods OF all Kinds. as
cheap as any house on earth. one
Price
1921 ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.
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Aremore, Sunday, February n, 1904.
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Mrs Annie Carr corner Eighth
avenue and J street northeast is re
ported very iI with pneumonia
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Arbor Day tomorrow
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LATEST MARKET REPORT
COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool Futures.

BY Guillot Bros.
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II you turn In IRE alarm by tele-
shcpe, don't call for the FIRE depart.
nen,. but tell Central" where No
sre Is /. Q. SLAUGHTER. Chief.
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Ute the Long Distance Telephone
and call up Phone No 8. II you want
the ArdmOreite
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NIVeeIor JhIcaE0 EAp Y 10 a. IN
CleburIe 4 4. c. Exp ......ll.5O .. n
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KOBT H. WEST
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TINE TABLE.
eui.. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.

tSou thbound)
Galveston & Chicago Exp. $40 a. m.
cleburne a X. C. EEp......4.4O ?. n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-21
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

The Republican National Convention
which opens today will probably add
the name of Roosevelt to the long line
of Presidential nominees, Fremont,
Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Blaine.
Harrison and Mckinley; and perhaps
the name of Fairbanks to the roster
Hamln, johnson, ColfaX, Wilson.
Wheeler Logan, Morton, Reid, Hobart
and Roosevelt Such ticket is fore
casted and it is the one most Repub-
leans look for and which many of them
fear
The character of the campaign will
largely depend upon the man whom
the Democrats shall name. 1t is too
late to expect the help of "A Hearst
candidacy; the young publisher seems
to have no chance to get into the field
and thus make Mr.. Roosevelt's calling
and election sure. But there is a pos
sibility that Bryan and Hearst will to-
gether drive the convention to some
man of their own radical type, in which
event the business interests which al
ways decide elections, will be obliged
to support Roosevelt whether they pre-
fer him or not
on the other hand if Parker gets the
nomination the fight will be a tremen-
dous one with the odds nearly even.
Judge Parker is said to be as sagacious
as Tilden was, as conservative as
Cleveland, and as silent-until the time
comes to say something to the point
as was Ulysses 5. Grant. Such a man,
with the appeal his candidacy would
make to great business interests can
not be despised even by so dashing
and gallant a political leader as Roose-
welt.
There is this hope for the latter:
His party is in a majority; that is
to say there are more people in the
country who ordinarily vote the Re-
publican ticket than the Democratic.
The record of nearly forty-five years
shows that the Republicans outnumber
their rivals-a fact which is not altered
by Cleveland's two successes, for he
was elected each time by Republican
dissenters. Furthermore 1t generally
happens, when the campaign warns up,
that most of the dissenters fall into
line to vote the old ticket. Cleveland
aii ioSf iit'i till NlipiiiiouS ItSlu ulluSt VI
Republicans at the start, but so many
of them fell away that he escaped de-
feat by only 1900 votes in ballot of
millions. Twelve years before, Greeley
started out as good as elected but his
Republican support kept leaving him
for Grant and the latter was triumph
ant at the polls. From this incident
especially, Roosevelt may take heart of
grace for the feeling against him is a
mere fleeting prejudice compared to
that which brought on the Liberal Re
publican bolt from Grant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-21

DIR. Cyrus Teed, head of the Koreshan
Unity, which believes that the earth is a
hollow shell, OF which the human race in
habits the interior, and John Temple
Graves, the Georgia editor, who has been
trying to swing Florida into line for
Hearst, arrived in Tampa on the same
night recently, each with the intention
of addressing an audience on his favor
lite topic. Graves was delayed, and a
crowd waited impatiently at the court
house for his appearance. DR.. Teed
took advantage OF the opportunity, and,
mounting the platform, proceeded with
out introducing himself TO expound his
theories about the convexity of the
earth's surface. An old-line Democrat
from the country. who had come into
town to hear Graves, listened to the
Koreshan's arguments for some time,
then arose and addressed the speaker
from the middle of the hall: "See
here, Mr.. Graves, I've stood for Cleve-
land Demmycrats and their radical-lilie
tomfoolery and I've voted 'er straight
like man. I've stood for Bryan Dem
mycrats, with their 10 to I never can
win monkey business, and I've voted 'er
straight like man; but if you Hearst
Demmycrats are a-going to try to make
the people of this country believe that
we are walking on the inside of this
earth, with our heads p'inted to hell and
our toes p'inted to the angels, right here's
where | quit the old ship, by gum!"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-21
AS TO COFFEE.

| The Advertiser does not see any
chance of success for the plank, pro-
posed for the Republican National
| platform. declaring for a protective
duty on coffee imports. 4 platform is
device to catch votes; and no votes
can be made with a scheme to establish
a dear breakfast table; to tax the $780,
100000 worth of imported coffee for the
sake of protecting the small interests of
insuar citizens or colonists who have
no part in Presidential polling. There
is no easier way to overturn an Eng
lish ministry than by proving that it
has made the poor mans loaf cost
more; and the immense influence the
price of living has in American politics
was shown when VIM. Mckinley, In
framing his tariff bill, was careful to
! keep the breakfast table cheap Every
practical politician knows that meas
ure to tax coffee would hurt the party
responsible for it; and it is not to hurt
but to help parties that formal dec
larations of policy like a national plat
form, are made.
The best hope of the insular coffee
grower seems to be to sell his product
to a public which has been taught to re-
gard it as of high grade and worth
more money than the ordinary sort.
Within few years past San Fran
cisco house put up fair article of tea
in handsome packages and advertised
it far and wide as "Schilling's Best"
There was plenty of tea in the market
as good and at cheaper price; but
sheer advertising made 'Schlling's
coast, a fortune coming out -ofsit for
Schillng. Now some insular coffee, es-
pecially the Hawaiian, is a product of
rare merit. People on the coast like 1t
when they can get it unadulterated, but
they complain that the dealers there
use it chiefly as blend with the in
ferior Brazilian coffees. Except in the
case of one brand no especial effort has
been made to retail the product attrac-
lively. Would not our coffee men get
on an even more secure basis than a
tariff could give them, by pooling their
crops, aging them sufficiently and then
selling the coffee in handsome pack
ages through some reputable house
which would advertise as Schilling
does, thus avoiding the trouble planters
are now having with jobbers? Tariffs
come and tariffs go but Il popular staple
of food can be made to sell on it's
merits irrespective of imposts. A lesson
of this sort may be learned from the
earlier growth of the Californian rasin
industry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-21
.SKILFUL MECHANIC
HAS PASSED AWAY

Hugh Colin Reid for twenty-five
years past foreman of the pattern de-
partment of the Honolulu Iron Works,
died at 1:25 o'clock yesterday morning
from paralysis, of which a previous
stroke visited him two years ago. He
was a native of Scotland and a highly
competent man in his trade. His age
was SO years. He leaves a wife and
small family. The funeral will take
place at 1880 this afternoon from Will
liams's undertaking parlors, and be un-
der the auspices of oahu Lodge, X. of
p, of which Mr.. Reid was a member.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-21

Noah Webster was, as might be sup
posed, a stickler for good English, and
often reproved his wfe's misuse of the
language. On one occasion Webster
happened to be alone in the dining
room with their very pretty housemaid,
and, being susceptible to such charms,
put his arms around her and kissed her
squarely on the mouth. Just at this
moment Mrs. Webster entered the room,
gasped stood aghast, and in a tone of
horror exclaimed: why, Noah, l am
surprised" Whereupon Mr.. Webster,
coolly and calmly, but with every evid-
ence of disgust, turned upon her. How
many times must l correct you on the
use of simple words?" he remarked :
you mean, madam, that you are aston
ished. l, madam, L am the one that
is surprised"