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New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
NEW MOTOR BOATS TO BE ON VIEW
Regular Features of Sportsmen's Show Will
Also Be Continued

At the Motor Boat and Sportsmans Show. which
opens In the Garden next Tuesday night there VIII
on exhibition every imaginable type mace In
this country and in Europe, all of them equipped
with motors Of from to $50 horse power ana
capable of travelling from five to thirty miles an
hour. Last seasons auto boat contest create1 so
much interest that the latest speed productions
for automobiling on the water awaited with
much curiosity. The work Of the Ononto. Chal-
!enger, Ving-et-Ua II, Panhard, ". K. Wander
bits Hard Boiled Egg, Lewis Ntxon's Standard
E. r. McHolencers Fiat, Harry Lozer's shooting
Star Robert Jacobs Swift. John J Amory's Speed
way, and other fast flyers indicates that this year
will be a banner one in that line OF competition.
Aside from the interesting exhibit Of motor boats,
the Sportsmen's Show will attract a big attend
ance Exhibits from Maine and Virginia, the Fish
cry Commission of New Brunswick. and even that
OF Pretoria and South Africa, will be decidedly
novel. There will be enough cabins trees, I've
trout and wild animals TO satisfy the most ex-
acting. Every afternoon and evening during the
show there will be water sports on the Dig lasoCh
in addition fly casting and shooting Tor records
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
N4TIONAL SCHEDULE.
Giants Open z0ith Boston Here on
Il p1J II.

coming season, issued last night, has the Giants
open at home April IA, with Boston. They play
three games and then go to Philadelphia April Is
Philadelphia opens in Brooklyn April Il. New-York
has Memorial Day at home with Brooklyn, for two
games. New-York plays two games with Phila-
delphia July and Philadelphia plays two games
Labor Day, September 4. in New-York The sched-
ule submitted. through Ban Johnson, to the
American League and approved.
The American League received from President
Johnson his approval of the agreement and rules
drafted by Garry Hermann. of Cincinnati cover.
ing the proposed worlds championship series or
games between the winning clubs OF the two major
leagues at the close of the playing season. me
changes suggested by President Pulllam OF the Ma
tonal League were discussed, but provoked no OPP
pOSition
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
HE'D WAS MOVED; DIED.
Man Treated for Broken Spine Got
Brother to- Ease Position.

Because his head was moved few inches
at his own request. Frederick wolfrost, who
was suffering from fractured spine, died in
St Marys Hospital. Jamaica. early yesterday
He was loading wagon at his farm on Mon
day. when he fell and received the injury 1t
was decided 70 operate He placed
air bed and the necessary tackIing rIgged 70
keep him in position. DIR. Mitchell leet the
injured man little time with his brother after
seeing that everything possible had been done.
WOifroSt complained that his head was not in
n good position and asked his brother 10 move
II a little TO one side. The brother complied
and almost instantly the patient collapsed. and
died five minutes later.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
A YEAR OF BUILDING TRADES PEACE.
Employers Association Expects Ito Mees
to Revise Arbitration Agreement.

meeting of the general arbitration board
Of the Employers Association and the unions which
completed its organization by the seating OF the
representatives Of the unions. has been called
for Tuesday. February 2s. 20 begin work on a re-
vision OF the arbitration agreement. The talk OF
a new fight on account of seating the delegates OF
the new unions was not considered seriously a
the Building Trades Club last evening. A state
ment TO the following effect made on behalf
Of the association:
There is no logical reason, as far as can sess
why the building season this year should not b
free from labor troubles. All the unions have
signed agreements with the trade associations ak
cepJ three. the Tar, Felt and Waterproof Workers
Union, the Roofers' Union and the Marble Indus
try ALI three negotiating for q new
agreement The HouSeSmithS and Bridgenens =
Union signed new agreement for a year short
time ago, and all the rest OF the unions hayA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
CRICKET CLUB PLANS BUSY SEASON.
Brooklyn Body Will Have Five Elevens in
the Field Next Summer.

The Brooklyn Cricket Club, at its annal meeting
held Yesterday at the Assembly, in Brooklyn decided
10 enter two teams for the championship OF the Met
ropoItan District Cricket League, and third team
for the New York Cricket Association contest.
should that organization decide TO have two sec
tons The club will also have mid-week eleven
and a Junior eleven. 1t decided to give prizes
for the best batting and bowling for each team
These officers were elected: President. James
Pedlow; vice-president, Alfred Tyril; secretary. IL
O. Scale. No. 1s9 Montague-st., Brooklyn treasurer
J. Rodgers: captain Team A. ]. L. Poyer; vice
Captain. Archie Brown; captain Team b, Archie
Gum: vice-captan. Graham Macpherson; captain
Mid Week Eleven, Harry Rushton; executive com
mittee ]. Pedlow. =. Tyrill. H. O. seaie !.
sTac6terson Jerome Flannery and E. O. Chal-
ienger: delegates to Metropolitan League, II. Q.
Seaie ] L. Poyer and o. Smith for Team a;
Jerome Flanuery. Archie Gum and E o. Challen-
ger for Team b.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
MATTRESS RACE AT THE GARDEN.

Arrangements have been made for the appearance
of the members of the United states Lie SAVING
rorns in the water sports which win be feature of
+ba National Motor Boat and Sportsmens Show
which opens in Madison Square Garden next
Tuesdav night. 1t is planned TO have every after
noon and evening competition among the life savers
"a any, others who may care TO enter. This year
,bAra will he canoe fitting, gunwale races. tub
races canoe speed tests and tug of war with
raD0es A nneumatic mattress race Is amCng the
,veIties promised The mattresses are thrown from
boat: two men required 10 get on them al
IroTph thev are only one-man size, and the pair
must paddle the shore
E-or The Nv casting tournament, in charge of D.
r Abercrnmbie a record breaking list of entries
is Teported s. NJ. Van Allen. the Long Island
amateur will shoot diagrams OF animals out OF
cardboard at % yards.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

John Doye ioo Raggery Diplomat 1922 stalker.
Aoe. 1hats lo2; Felix Mozzes. los; oTlskany. 105.
second race (rnadens two-yesr-ods one-haf mlIel
nasstan loS: Hasu-No-Harna. to3: Mrs. Frank De-
l0S Ny Lady PegRS. los: Malt, oS Nss Sharp.
I1o ' " ~
Third race tseiling and mileslFair
Reveler. s.; Liddon. 81 sanction. 81: The Eye so:
hasl Ward %. Pawtuoke %; Little Boy. 1o2; Decora
noI 102s Sarah Maxim los: lord Tennyson. Ill
Fourth race tpurse; five furongsl-Flasco.
lUti Anna i1o Astarta. 110. Gomez. 10; Laura
H1Iter no. Miss Betty. no. Floral Wreath, no. Mayor
hhson llS Careless. 112; Falmouth. fl2; Formaster
ll5 Tangent lis.
Fifth purse: one-hsf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
100 Inquistye Girl. io5: Mrs Frank Foster.
f<Icee 1us ". L. George I0T: WorthinEton
l0S; Caterpillar Whorler 10T; Over Again.
lio; King Rose li2: Bluff. lis.
sixth selling; mile and
Fonse. IS: Kenton 20; Lady Free Knight a3 Belle
riarnarc S; Auies p0 CodaEa. 9s Merry Acrobat.
Hickory Corners. 1oS' Barkelmpre. to3: Rankin 1o3
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
CUBAN "AUTo" TROPHY PRESENTED
Mayor of Havana Would Make Cuba Pre-
eminent for Road Races.

Havana. Feb 1s-Mayor O'Farrill this evening
presented the Havana Cup TO E. J. Coniu. owner
of the automobile which won in the one hundred
mile road race on Sunday. The ceremony took
place in the council chamber. and the council meet
ing was suspended for the occasion. The Mayor
cor,nIlrnented MI Coniu on the enterprise which
made it possible for the cup to be retained III Gooa
and advised the association to urge the natlonal
executive and Congress TO make such preparations
of roads that the next race would place Cuoa
Te,,ond conpetition as the scene Of automobile con-
tests. -.,- ...or,o+o-s ~ +l,a
roeer and his competitors for their cooperation ana
for the lowering of records .
I-I9e Havana Cup is of silver and gold, purely of
,-Ttsn workmanship. 1t Is fourteen inches high
ard represents royal palm tree, the branches OF
biIists viii start for home tomorrow going by way
of Miami, Fla
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
ST" RECEIPTS ARE INCREASED.

The separate statements OF earnings Of the sub
way and the elevated roads, given out in Albany
yesterday. surprising. "a that. while It vas
generally thought the opening OF the subway had
cut heavily into the earnings OF the elevated as
actual fact, the latteTs gross receipts for TIE
last quarter increased SO55 the similar quar-
ter in 1908. The net earnings decreased S3SS. and
total income S.i2- The charges for the last quar-
ter Of 1904 include 81 242.Oo0 guaranteed divtdsnds
paid Manhattan stock by the Interhorousn
company.
The subway's gross earnings OF Sl2Ceo mean
that 16241.S0 passengers carried in the sixty
six days of operation, from October q to Decern-
Der ga daily average of 2i608I passengers. This
is a remarkable showing for a road
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
TO SPEED "AUTos" TO ATLANTIC CITY.
Attempt Will Be Made to Break Record from
Philadelphia.

Atlantic City, y j. Feb. IS tSpecial).-Arrange-
ments are being made for automobile race be-
tween Carl ". Kelsey and Frederick Betz OF Pnlt-
adeIphiA They signed a agreement at the Belle
vus-Stratford in Philadelphia yesterday. 10 mako
run to this city and try to break all records from
Philadelphta 10 the seashore. Mr.. Kelsey recently
won bet of 81 800 from Nate" Fowell. the former
Pennsylvania football player by riding up me
te,e If tba Mercantile Club Of Philadelphia. in his
touring car. - -..z-. o,,+or,o,,;,o
Snecdfrr Messrs Kelsey and Betz Will station
guards al ali dangerous points; that no accident3
nav occur II is believed that they will be allowed
TO make the trip uninterrupted
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
CHESS PLAYERS TIED.
,Janozgshi Takes Another Game from
Marshall.

paris. Feb I'D. Janowski. Of this city, won his
game from Frank J. Marshall Of Brooklyn. here
to-day. and the men now stand even in their chess
contest with four victories each and two games
drawn Janowsk opened to-day by playing P-h +
regular Four knights game ensueu' IN WHICH
1rsIaI, oserr,a5 the attack at the cost Of pawn.
When an adjournment was taken at $50 o'clock the
Brooklyn man still pawn down, nut ~ was
which promised good results Janowsd' hoWeEei,
handled the difficult defence IN hne style ana dttes
the attack had been repulSed won the game IN a
skilfuIy conducted ending, after eighty-tve moves
The eleventh game is scheduled for saturday
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
OPEN CONTESTS AT COLUMBIA GAMES.

In addition TO the long list OF relay races and
the two Amateur Athletic Union championships at
Columbia Upiyergity1s fifth annual indoor relay
meet at Madison Square Garden on March Is. the
programme will contain these open contests: 20,
Yard hurdle scratch and these handicaps: 6l-yard
dash COO yard run, 1-nile run; high jump putting
f6-rf shot and pole vault. In the held contests
the handlcaps viii be limited TO inches In the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

guests last night were nearly all the justices OF the
Supreme Court. the judges os General Sessions and
many prominent citv officials and politicians
Chief Justice Edward F. O'Dwyer, OF the CITY
Court. was chairman Of the evening He read a
letter from John g. Milburu. who wrote OF tbs
death of his partner James G Carter: and pleaded
that his excuse for absenting himself Com
menting the death of Mr.. Carter, Justice
O'Dwyer said:
has lost a great man and the bar It's leader"
silent toast then drums TO his memory.
Sheriff Erlanger received a round OF appIsuss
when he rose to speak
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
PEACE TALK AT NEW.oRLEANs.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE

tBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE]
New-Orleans Feb. 16.-The spirit of compromise
is beginning make itself manifest among those
interested in the turf here. In the last two
days Matt" Wynn, the president of the American
Association. and Joseph Murphy, have had several
talks with Frank Bryan, the old track about the
necessity for getting together What the result of
these informal negotiations will be Will say
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
CHEER SHERIFF ERLANGER.
Third Panel of Jury Holds Annual Dinner
at Hotel Astor.

The third panel of the Sheriffs jury held its
annual dinner at the Hotel Astor last night. This
is the last of the panels to give a dinner. There
were four hundred and fifty present In the panel
a number of well known men. Among the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
M. a. POWELL IN FRONT AT ASCOT.

Les angeles. Cal. Feb ls.-with rainy weather
sna sloppy track at Ascot to-day, only two ia
'oltes finished first. il A. Powell furnished the
sl1prise of the day by winning the first time out
'pIn sElthy Kane and Forerunner, in the order
i&taed The summary:
etlrst I.soe owo-yeor-oIds Lif nile)-Mazapsn. lo'
q - J. won- l5eilona, l07 cIravers' . 70 j.
- 5lfg Bee. le7 fAlariet 2 . J. third Time o;s9-'
~ ~ 5oe Dangerous Girl Apr,s Pride Miss BeFs Fe'1
'ssa aac EauCrum Rex also
,H2 Rae fFuturity oo1rssl--Edrodun 10 Zones.
- D. woa, Ny Order. I19 Cfrayers1, . 70 O. seeole
icrs o2 CNright), 10 20 !, thirh. Time 1:l2 Glen
Aso rsL-
BIC Race mile anf l9S
s-o4es. 10 l. Mr.. Dinge l0s (MindeT), . 70 D.
s9A-. FiuEabar. Ii0 tFoUntan). 10 !. third time,
- FAsp, crAc6o Play EaA, Tbeooora l., Guacho ana
81 L44Qn also
io1lth Race fsegcn furlongsg-sol I4ehtenstein. 50
aJpj. 70 g. Won. Haven Run. 81 CrayloTl. 70 l.
o Belle Reed. ip7 Jones'. !, third Time, l.ZS
'ssees-s II Photo and Toto Gratiot alEo
lt Race tslx furlongsl-Sad sem, loi fJoneE 10 z
- kqnlsine, I07 Gi.nder) ]. Captain For
e-e also ran
vsshta Race Cniie)-RockaHay. JOS Knappl, 1 70 J.
~ F,easta I05 Taylor. l. second; Flaunt. 100
~ = 70 ;. thrd. Time. l:s4 Joe Gall. Neerane
t"4 Diiina also
htW-ORLEENS ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
GOOD INDOOR MILE AT N. Y. UNIVERSITY

A series of indoor games and an exhibition hy the
svmnastic team were held at New-York University
Yesterday afternoon. The most noteworthy per-
formance was made by j. a e. Baudermann, 10.
in tho mile whose time of 4:47 SIS the uni
yersty record established by Remington in 1899 by
/ 2-5 seconds. Baudermann also holds the outdoor
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
RACQUET SEMI-FIN4LS.
Clark Wins from Shazc and Scott
from Waterbury.

George c. Clark, 1r. OF this city. and H. Scott,
OF Boston. viii meet in he-finaIs for the amateur
racquet championship. to be played on Saturday.
Clark from Quincy A. Shaw. jr.. of Boston.
the former champion els. 15-6. l2-15 15-2. 15-S.
and Scott from Lawrence. Waterbury, Of this
city, 15-12. He s-15. I5-5 lib
Shaw, of Boston, put up strong case against
Clark. but he unable TO master the difficult
service of his agile opponent. Shaw was strong in
the first game He took a breathing spell in the
second. and again put all his strength in the third,
and while he scarcely exerted himself in the fourth
he put forth his utmost efforts in the final game,
and looked like winner until Clark made his big
run of eight aces in the fifth hand. which settled
the issue. Their scores were;
Sha4 eIa5 ...:.:.. GG1ss
Aces by service-Clark. 3; Shaw. S.
easSs cfa1F ... is
Aces by service-Shaw, 4: Clark. s
shax sisES ...... Gi3
Aces by service-Clark. Z; Shaw. s
cfsF; cha1s ii 5-15
Aces by service-shaw ,; Clark, Q
sssE sla5x &C'5S
Aces by service-ciar.. s. Shaw, 3,
most spirited match was played between Scott
and Waterbury It by the Bostonian
through the advantage of the set of three taken at
1+aIl. Their scores were:
wo5s' yeo5s bury 2$ &i5
Aces By service-waterbury. 4; Scott. G
TSSit Waterbury Ei5
Aces by servie&-s,ot:- 5; Waterbury.
ssott WahsrDury Gss
Aces by service-waterbury. s: Scott. .
ysssFoory yssss 5,SS
Aces by service-waterbury. 2: Scott Q.
7Fsi: s,.-bary :: cc-15 cc-1155
Aces by service-scott- O. Waterbury. l.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
g pAuI.s WINS IRON CUTIE.

81 Paurs hockey seven met and defeated the
team from cutler School. at ST. Nicholas Rink last
evening The score was to O. Cougntrey made the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

record Of 40 Is He recently covered the distance
in 4:t5 in trial.
Milcrs work the horizontal bar closely
watched. it is expected that he will figure in
the intercollegiate. Several new men took part In
the gymnastics.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

high jump feet in the shot put and 10 inches
IN the pole vault. Entries will close March 4
with l. r. Merritt, Room No 302 University Hail.
Columbia University.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
kEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

e...ss Cselilng six furIoHgs1-Tom Mankins. 3s
90 e. Responsive. 81; Eehinate. %; St Blue s''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the
Indian Territory, SOuhern district
A. ID. Glass, plaintin, VS. Mary Glass.
defendant No. CLAP.
The defendant, Mary Glass, is warn
ed to appear in this court in thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintif, A. d. Glass.
Witness, the Honorable Hosea
Townsend, Judge Of said district court
anu the seal thereof, this 9th day OF
Februsf", 1905.
,soan {. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
By W 5. CROCKETT, Deputy
Butler & McGill, attorneys.
e. i. Dean, attorney for defendant.
First published Feb. 10, 1905
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13
WARNING ORDER.

In the United states court In the In
dian Territory, Southern district.
Della Ussery, plaintiff. VS.. JACK
sssery, defendant No 6126, com.
plant inequity
The defendant Jack Ussery. is warn
ed TO appear in this court in thirty
days and answer the complaint u the
plaintiff, Della Sssory.
Witness, the Hon. J. T. Dickerson,
Judge Of said court, and the seal there
OF, this 18th day of January, 1905.
(seaD c. NJ CAMPBELL. Clerk.
" HMcCOY, Deputy.
J. c Thompson. attorney.
W. d. Potter, alto ney !Or nonTesi
dent.
First published Jan. 19, 1900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13

haa ls are well developed. each having
two eyes and two ears.
e. W Roberts. chief clerk Of the
Cherokee enrolment division Of the
Dawes commission, has resigned and
c. Lloyd has been appointed in hts
place.
Postmaster VIM. Noble OF South Nc
Alcstcr has gone on a visit 20 the Holy
Land. He will tour Europe and Asia
before his return.
Work Is TO begin on March ] on the
Katy's $4,000 depot at Atoka. Tn"
Katy will also establish an eating
house there.
June q. and were fixed as On
dates for the National Editorial Assp
citation meeting at Guthrie Commit
tecmen all expect big attendance an
q good meeting.
The annual session Of the A. o. l..
". of Oklahoma and Indian Territori
which was held at Pawnee. OK. was
well attended The next session wiz
be- held at Tulsa next February.
The safe Of d, NJ. James, Wagoner
business man, was blown open and
all the money which It contained,
Amounting TO }l55. taken.
o.
Tennessee parties are preparing To
establish a mattress factory at Du'
rant which is to bo in operation in
sixty days The factory will have a
capacity Of ffty mattresses per day.
d
The townsito paying party arrived
at Boswell Thursday and will remain
there about ten days. A large num-
bcr Of Choctaws are there TO receive
their pro rata Of tho funds. It Is
] lipfutAl lAhl Nu' parry VIII 'A"'' -"
rant noXt.
The owl saloon at Shawnee was de-
stroyod by FIRE The total loss S
about $4,000
l.. w Apploby viceprcsidont OF the
First National Bank of Tulsa, diei
Friday Of heart disease.
Francis Pcnrght Of near Okarche,
was shot and killed by the accidental
discharge Of gun IN the hands OF his
younger brother.
c. IL. Brown has resigned as lailef
at Tishomingo and Marshal Colbert
has appointed c. 5, Williams TO sue
coed him.
The Armour Packing company Is
said 10 have secured buildings nj
Muskogee and will move its South
western headquarters from Oklahoma
City to that place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13
A Niuht Alarm.

Worse than the alarm Of fire at
night is the brassy cough OF Group
which sounds like the children's
death kncll and it means death un-
less something Is done quickly. Fp-
ley's Honey and Tar never fails 10
give relief and quickly cures the
worst forms of Group, Mrs. p. l.. Cor
dier Of Warrington, Ky, writes
My three year old girl had a severe
case OF Group; the doctor said she
could not live. | got bottle OF Fo-
lcy's Honey and Tar, the first dose
gave quick relief and saved her life. "
Refuse substitutes. City Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13
4 Thousand Dollars Thrown Away

Mr.. w. w. Baker OF Plainview, Neb..
writes: My wife had lung trouble
for over fifteen years. We tried 3
number Of doctors and spent over a
thousand dollars without any relief.
She was very low and lost all hope
80 when d friend suggested trying
Foley's Honey and Tar. which | did.
and thanks To this great remedy 1t
saved her life. She is stronger and en-
Joys better health than she has ever
known in ten years We shall never
be without Foley's Honey and Tar
and would ask those afflicted TO try
it." City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13

II you are thinking OF buying p
typewriter, buy the best-the Visible
Writing Underwood. This machine
took the Grand Prize at the Worlds
Fair and is for sale on easy terms by
q. p. selvidge, Agt for Chickasaw Ma
tion, Ardmore |. T. l9-f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13
TERRITORIAL
HAPPENINGS

!! HAPPENINGS !.
D. B. Hail has begun the removal oi
mis- ice factory from Little R1ck. Ark.
to Paul5 Valley. 1t will be In cpera
ton 10 supply the demand this sum
neT.
I'D Funderbunk was almost drowned
aud frozen to death in attempting to
drive his team across Big Cabin, near
Vinita Tn. ice gave way and two
hours time were required for the man
and his team to reach the bank.
The hopes Of Vinita to be named as
ono of the court towns for the East.
ern district OF the proposed state oil
Oklahoma has been revived since
Tulsa and Chickasha have been named.
4 delegation has been sent to Wash
ington 10 lobby for Vinita.
Extensive improvements are being
made at the electric light plant at
Chickasha.
The Madill town council mas pass
od an ordinance merging the Offices OF
marHhal, tax collector and street com
missioner. The O Ger elected 10 the
new onicc shall receive a salary OF
500 per month.
The Republican rally which was TO
have been held at Madill last Tuesday
but was po tponod on account OF the
inclcmcnt weather, will bo held on
March g. The Madill Republican CLUB
now has mcmbcrship OF lJO.
Aunt Mimy" Poorbear (colorodj
died at her home at Fort Gibson Fri.
day at the age Of 10 years. She was
born a slave in Tennessee and came 80
Indian Territory with the Chorokces.
=
Chief swift of tha Muskogoo fire do
partmcnt says that the town Is at the
mercy Of the "hre fend." on accoun.
Of poor equipment and bad streets.
What is said to be the first local
Good Roads Association In Indian Tor
ritory will be organized at Atoka On
the 18th
A new Katy round house at Auskc.
gee is to be- built soon.
While seated In chair reading a
newspaper 10 his son r. W Voerd"
T. Muskogoo business man, died o!
heart failure.
Assistant Cashier Farnaman OF tn
First State Bank of Oktaha IS said {,
be missing. A note written by hin
WAS found in the bank vault II read
TO whom II may concern: All
tired of all this toll and trouble, yol
will find the keys to the cash drawo
In the vault When am found pleas
notify Uncle Arthur Arnold" Terri
tory officers have been notified Il
watch for him, and his arrest Is CA
Pected at any time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13

Kidney complaint kills moro peo
pie than any other disease. This Is
due 10 the disease being no insid-
'ous that II gets "A good hold on the
system before IL is realized. Foley's
Kidney Cure will prevent the devel-
opment Of fatal disease II taken in
time. w b, Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-13

Foley's Honey and Tar Is best fhr
Group and whooping cough. contains
no opiates and cures quickly. Careful
mothers keep It in the house. City
Drug Store.