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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-05
Should Secure Eactorles.


II. Huson, representing the Frisco
Magazine is in the city. The Frisco
railroad has one of the best organiz
ed immigration departments in Tn,
country and is making preparations
to locate thousands of homeseekers
in the towns and in the lands along
its line in the Indian Territory. NJ
Huson has spent several months IN
gatherings statistics and information
of the mineral and Agricultural re.
sources of this section and number
of articles VIII appear in he maya
zine on these subjects. The Frisco
can do great deal towards getting
people to vi il and settle in this sec
ton but II expects the cooperation
OF the cities and particularly of the
Commercial organizations to properly
advertise the advantages of the coun
try. Mr.. Huson expresses great sur
prise at the wonderful growth of Ard
more, it having been seven years
since ne visited the town. Good as
the town now is he believes that our
citizens should go after factories and
enterprises that employ people. Fac
tories can be secured by a well di-
rectcd effort.
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PERSONAL


n /. Hale of Davis was an Ard.
more visitor yesterday.
Il. B. Deal. city marshal of Dough
erty. is in the city on business.
Deputy Marshal Ed House was in
the city Yesterday from Davis.
DR. Richard LeNay has returned
from a business trip TO Dallas.
Mrs \. w. Sullivan has returned
from pleasant visit TO the Danas
Fair.
Albert Dulaney Of Cornish was in
the city yesterday enroute home from
Dallas.
Rev. q. r. Black and wife left Fri.
day afternoon for Quanah, Texas, to
spend some time.
Miss Winnie Phillips from Gaines.
VILE is in the city to spend day or
80 with Miss Lenora Butt.
Mat Wolfe, president of the First
National bank of Davis. was in the
city yesterday on business.
II. ! Sanders. city editor of the
Ardmorcite. went to Muskogee yes.
tcrdaY afternoon on business trip.
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The Red Cross.

Frank Butt and Robert Philips
have secured the Bonner n Bonner
drug store and will run it from now
on as the Red Cross Drug Store. II
is the purpose of Messrs. Butt and
Philips TO keep the store open all
night, which will make the first all
night drug store In the city. Both of
the firm members are good business
men ana their success is undoubted
Mitchell ami Frank Bonner. who
have owned the store for a number
of years and who have built up a
fine trade in the city, will direct their
attentions 10 other business which
they have been interested in for
some time The Messrs Bonner
have been in the drug business prac.
tically all their lives since they have
become of business age and they
will take a much needed rest
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Bio Sale of Ranues.

During the past week the firm of
Bivens, Corhn a. Frenslay has been
advertising Majestic Steel Ranges.
Mr.. Herman Pender, an expert
salesman from the factory, has been
here and twenty-one of these fine
stoves nave been sold. The great
success of the undertaking Is very
complimentary 10 the popularity Of
the firm and to the virtues of the
ranges. Mr.. Corhn IN speaking OF
the weeks sales said that he coul-
give the purchasers every assurance
that they had been giyen every dol
lars worth of the purchase price.
The firm appreciate the visit paid
them by their customers and espe-
cially thank those who made pur-
chases.
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WALTER c. DEAN


The Burial Association was organ
lied here May lst, have now abou,
1900 members and have only haG
three deaths up to the present.
only costs trifle and every man.
woman and child in Ardmore should
belong to it. All members over ten
years old at death gets a 500 burial,
and all members under ten years ol
az death get a $50 burial. II cost.
those over ten years of age ten cents
10 become a member and those undeI
ten years of age 1ve cents to be.
come member Those under ten
years of age pay no more till they =,
TO be ten years old, then they pay
same as other members. Those ten
years old and over pay in addition {
their membership fee twenty-five
cents as an advance assessment. The
then pay no more until two member
die. If those two members, who
are children under ten years old. yo
pay ten cents for those two children
II the two members who DIE are owe
ten yeats old. you pay twenty-fv'
cents for the two members. Who
il that wouldn't pay ten cents f.
have two children each given a So
burial, or twenty-five cents to hay
two older people each given a ST.
burial? You surely haven's though
how cheap this is, or you would have
been member ere this. II YOU nev
er need il yourself, you will be help
ing bury others, but how do you
know that You or yours will not be
the next to bury, and have you lai
away a sufliciency to bury you O
yours respectfully? If you have now
good supply of this worlds goods
would 1t not -De pleasure to you 4
give these small amounts TO see 9th
ers buried in respectability. Thinl
about this and see r. C. Bridgman
and become member at once.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States District Court
in the Indian Territory, Southern dis
trict:
NJ. II. House, plaintiff, VS.. Eunlce
House, defendant.
The defendant, Eunice House, is
warned to appear in this court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, NJ. II. House.
Witness, the Hon. Hosea Town
send, judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this 25th day of Oct. 1905.
(SeaD c. NJ. CAMPBELL, CLERK.
BY w. S CROCKETT. Deputy.
Eddleman & Graham. attorneys.
II. W. McGill, attorney for non
resident.
First published Octobed %, 1905.
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The kinu of Tramps,"

A small, but appreciative audience
greeted "The King of Tramps" com.
Dany al the opera house last night
The bad weather interfered with the
attendance The show seemed to
please the people. OF it, kind it is one
of the best on the road. The com.
pany is a capable one. Gus Mortimer
as the tramp comedian, clyde Long,
and Frances Rodgers, the soubrette,
were splendid If the company re.
turns here It will be greeted by a ful
house.
For a few days we are maxim
special bargains in buggies.
BIVENS, CORHN & FRENSLY.
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PUTTING OUT A FIRE

is the fireman s business. My!
though, how he and his hose
spoil things while he's at it.
The house and things inside
aren't worth much when he
gets through.
Quit taking your own fire risk
Transfer il to US IN one of our
"solid as a bank companies. If
you have a fire. then we pay the
bill. Try it and you'll sleeE
better and have better health.
WALCOTT g nULkEY
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Do you love a romantic play? then
see Du Barry. Do you love clever
romance unfolded on the stage? then
see Du Barry. Lou you love to see
clever woman throw the silken
meshes of her art around her victim
and get all tangled up in them her
self-then see Du Barry. Would you
see the wronged lover triumph? then
see Du Barry. It's all in the play
that is to open at the opera house,
on Monday, Nov. 9Th. D.:
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SALE OF VACANT LOTS.
Lots sold Far Above Their Apprais-
ed Value.

ed Value.
Colonel Kelsey Of the United States
Indian agents office sold the vacant
lots in Ardmorc yesterday The rain
was falling fast at nine o'clock but
the sale began promptly az that hour
and there was no deaglh of bidders.
The bidding was spirited and the lots
sold at good prices ranging from 500
to 81 200. In two or three instances
the lots sold only at their appraised
value one old darkey named Elmore
was not aware that one lot OF his
was vacant. and the crowd did him
the kindness of not bidding against
him. One woman who had the ap
pearancC of not possessing great
wealth was allowed to buy lot
which she greatly desired to pur'
chase al it's appraised value. Al
other lots sold greatly In advance OF
tho appraised value. \ number oi
oul-of-town bidders were here.
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w. J.. Dedricl, white man, Wes
Philips and henderson Yates both
-, groes, were given an examining
trial in the commissioner court yes
jerday afternoon on charge of IN
Producing and selling liquor. The case
against the negroes was dismissed,
Uut Dedrick was held TO the granu
il.y.
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broadway Methodist church.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Preach
Ing by Dr.. Jacob Ditzler at II a. m
Junior League 2:30 p. m. Preaching
by DR.. Ditzler at 1880 p. m. All arc
invited.
s. f. GODDARD, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-05

James h. Carol, a recent arrival
arrival from Dublin, ireland, is in tn
city and is employed as tailor with
w. II. Byrd & Co. Mr. Carol l.
greatly pleased with his new home
and has grown very fond of Mr.
Byrd
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Central Baptist Church.

Preaching at Central Baptist church
Sunday morning and night by the
pastor. Tna pastor wishes that All
who desire to join the Bible class to
DE present Sunday morning at ten
o'clock. j. T. BAGWELL.
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c catholic Church.

The usual mass services will be
held al the Catholic church at 10
oclocll this morning Everyone is cor
dially invited to come and worship
with us
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First Baptist Church.

Sunday School and b. Y. p. u. ser
Vices at the usual hours. Preaching
Sunday and Sunday night by Rev. J..
J.. Keller. All invited to come
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Notice.

There will be a meeting of the local
board of trustees of Hargrove college
Monday al $3.50 p. m, Nov. G, AT the
City National bank. Please let all
the trustees be present.
j. NJ. GROSS.
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You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is. II is put up in
collapsible tubes with nozzle attach
ment for introducing it. ManZan stops
pain instantly and cures all kinds OF
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles. Sold by City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-05

Bivens. Corhn & Frensley are CIV
ing free a handsome set of ware, well
worth $3.50. See advertisement in this
paper, 30-6
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DR. and Mrs. j. r. Hargrave left
Monday for Ardm5re whore tC.y will
make their future home Or. and Mrs.
Hargrave have many warm friends
who wish them success and happiness
in their new home Bennington
Tribune.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Services will be held today as usuai
at II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
School at 9:45. You are cordially in
Nited
CHAS. c. WEITH. Pastor
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The 1905 taxes are now due and
the books are open. Please call IN
and settle promptly.
w. r. ROBERTS,
AssessOr and COLLECTION.
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Il. FRED sNIDER,
Loan Agency.
Real Estate, Insurance, Investment
Rental. Collection, and Loans.
Office No. 720 West Main.
Phone 62O.
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y THE CHURCHES. :
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Episcopal Church.

There will be divine services in ST.
Philips church today at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 9:4j a.
IN. r. A. JUNY, Rector.
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When yCu answe your friends let
ters use up-to-date stationery We
have the latest in bulk, or by the box
at luc 10 soc.
; r. J RAMSEY, Drlggist
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The theatre going public of this city
have genuine treat in store in the
play "Du Barry" This play has wOl
the sincere admiration of every one
who has had the good fortune to see
it, This grand scenic production
comes to the opera house on Monday,
Nov 9th. 3-2
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Don't fail 10 hear Carrie Nation a.
the opera house tonight. Admission
10 cents. children ten cents.
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A number of court officials have re.
turned from Tishomingo where they
have been the past week attending
and holu,ng court. The present term
of court at that place is a civil one.
and will last until Nov. 80.
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When you Duy bristle goods al
Ramsey's you can be sure of theiI
quality. Good values in all kinds o
brushes.
) f, J. RAMSEY, Druggist
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Cen.
trail Baptist church will meet WITH
Mrs. G. H. Bruce, Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
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Russia should have recruited a cou-
pie of regiments of our own indie
structible Chicago thugs.
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Our shotguns are going aETry low
prices. Come in and see what VIC
offer.
BIVENS, CORHN & FRENSLY.
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The .Iajestic steel range is stove
perfection. Nothing can equal it, Sold
by
BIVENS, CORHN p FRENSLY.
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The Ardmore Steam Laundry is
having a new floor put in the building
which they occupy.
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The skin hever roughehs or chaps
II Ramsey's Witch Hazel Balm is
used. It's a delightful lotion. neither
greasy nor sticky. Is c.
+. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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Don't fail to hear Carrie Nation at
the opera house tonight. Admission
10 cents, children ten cents.
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Carrie Nation at opera house to-
night. Admission 10 cents, children
ten cents.
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Carrie Nation at opera house to-
nisht. Admission IL cents, children
ten cents.
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

Fresh Colorado Celery.
California Tomatoes.
New York Grapes and
Nice fresh Horse Raddish fresh from
the horse.
At the Cold Storage.
PORTER STAPLES,
The Red-I1eaded Groceh.
Phone So 5-3
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Don't fail to hear Carrie Nation a.
the opera house tonight Admission
Is cents, children ten cents.
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Everything you eat will taste good
and do good if you take Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets. Sold by City Drug
Store.
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Carrie Nation at opera house to
night. Admission Is cents, childrel
ten cents.
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Ardmore Typographical Union No. $40
Meets first Tuesday evening OF
each month at $3.50 O'Clock.
j. w. GOLLEDGE, Pres.
ALLISON COLEMAN. Sc Treas
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New winter goods ready for your Sc
lection at Stolfa's, the tailor. 30-1m
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Phone 2O5 fo- feed, cotton seed
meal and hulls. 23-tf
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For loans on city property see H..
Fred Snider, rs West Main. lin
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Fresh vegetables. fish. oysters A.
celery at the City Fish Market, at all
times. 29-6t
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RED CROSS DRUG STORE.
Successor 10 Bonner G Bonner

Cpen Day and Night.
Anything yuu want delivered 10 any
part of the city day or night. j-3l
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Fresh oyster and oelsr.- daily E,
City Fish Maik,t. 3-iE
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Daily Ardmoreite so cts, per month.
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LOWenStein's

Fish, - lat aud oysters, and
celery or - .i1e, as the City Fish
Market. 296t
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Lovers of romantic drama cannot
afford to miss this excellent produc-
ion of "Du Barry" which comes t.
the opera house on Monday. Nov. 9Th,
as it is not often such a talented COM
pany honors this city by its presente.
3-2
The copper era., 1905-03-16

C. r. Crawford. of Silver City, x. M., one of the most successful min ing men in the southwest. in company with Messrs. Tiffany and Manzanaress. visited the Clifton mines this week. MT. Crawford was interested in the sale of Clifton mines in the early sos. when claims sold from Sl0O. .O00 to Sl. 100000 each. His many old time friends in this section gave him q hearty welcome.
 H. O. Winslow. who for the past year has been assistant cashier of the Gila Valley Bank at Clifton, has re- signed his position with that institu- tion, to accept q situation with Gold berg Bros. Co.,, of Phoenix. in which firm he is interested. Mr. Winslow has been connected with the banks of Graham county several years, and has many friends in the county. who regret his departure.
The copper era., 1905-03-16
An Accidental Death.

Frank Lee, an American about forty years of age. was accidentally killed near Coronado Sunday last. while in the employ of the Arizona X New Mexico railway company. It seems that blast had been put off in some conglOmerate along the road-bed, and all of the men had distance. Lee. in company with an other American, was almost three hundred yards from the blast when it exploded. Lees companion saw some rocks coming towards them, and took shelter by retreating under the edge of the hill, and advised Lee to do the same. but he replied that he was perfectly safe, but d second later started to run forward when a gravel about the size of hen egg struck him in the back of the head. smashing the skull and causing in- Stant death.
 Justice Neff was sent for, who i'm panncled a Coroncr'S jury. which viewed the remains, and after in- vestigating the facts decided that Lee came to his death through an accident.
 Deceased had been in the country but d short time, having worked a few weeks for the D. C. company at Morenci. But little was known of him. but from remarks he had made it would seem that he had been an extensive traveller having recently been in China, Japan and the Philip pines. He was q native of Illinois, but how long since he had been there, or the town he was from. is not known.
The copper era., 1905-03-16
Railroad Men Busy.

During the past two weeks, and in fact ever since the commencement of the unprecedented rains early in January, the construction forces of the 4. S x. NJ. and Coronado rail- roads have been very busy. They hardly get the repairs made and everything running smoothly until new washouts occur. However, train service has been maintained. though there have been few days when it was impossible to get trains through or even to transfer passengers and mail. These companies have shown commendable amount of energy in maintaining their service. Their ex- perience has been that of every other road operating in Arizona.
 The Santa F'e through the northern part of the territory have been badly damaged many times during the last few months, and the old $. r. have also had an unusual amount of trouble.
 Papers which arrived Tuesday night state that Southern California was visited recently by the heaviest rain ever known in that section.
 These unprecedented rains seem to be general throughout the desert section of the south. Already this year more rain has fallen here than during the two previous years. and still it comes, several good rains having fallen this week.
 The Frisco river at this place has only been fordable for d few days at time since January 1st. All roads are washed away up to the river. and the ranches are being supplied by pack trains.
The copper era., 1905-03-16
The South Clifton School House.

\ telegram was received Tuesday '
 last by Trustee Smith from Council man Rice, stating that d bill ap | prOpriating 5000 for the South Cliff ton school district had passed the
 council. The bill which passed the house last week appropriated s5ooo s which amount was cut down by the
 council. It is most probable that the house will accept the bill as passed { by the council, giving the trustees an availab ble fund of 5000 with which to trepair the damage done to the build ing and grounds by the flood of January 10th.
 ! \ mass meeting of the citizens of the district has been called for Tues day night next to discuss the matter in its various phrases. There are d good many people who are in favor of the erection of d new building on d different location, while others main tain that the old building should be repaired.
 The sum appropriated by the legis- lature would not go very far towards the erection of q new building, and inasmuch as the district is already in debt to the limit, it would seem the better policy to repair the old build ing, provided the grounds could be made safe from floods. It would be foolish to spend money on the old building without first providing for break-water for its protection.
 As the average attendance before the building was wrecked by the floods was one hundred and sixty, it is apparent that small building would be inadequate for the needs of the district. The first question. there fore. for consideration at the mass meeting Tuesday night should be the question of adequate prOteC tion from d rc-ocCurrence of floods, after which there will be time enough to prepare for the fall open ing of the school. The sum appro- priated by the legislature is ample to repair the old building, and put it in as good condition as it was before the flood.
The copper era., 1905-03-16

An eastern writer calls attention to the fact that copper mining con- panies are making enormous profits on the present metal market. The mines of the Lake Superior district, for instance. will increase their net earnings this year fully S3,O00,000 if the price continues at the present level. Since the Lake has figured as producer of copper. or from 1Si5, its copper mines have paid about $i21 100000. as compared with SS6.- 3o7. 7S5 by the Montana copper mines. In this comparison it should be re- membered that Montana did not fig urc prominently n, a copper producer until 1883. The Lake Superior and Butte districts have to date produced very nearly the same amount of cop per. Butte producing $500. GOO pounds. the Lake Superior 3,400, ,000.- GOO pounds. On productions very nearly similar Lake Superior mines have paid $4O, 900 more in divi- dends than the Butte mines.
The copper era., 1905-03-16

The Standard Oil company has just declared d dividend of 15 per cent. for current quarter. From 1891 to 1895 this company paid l2 per cent. q year. Its dividends increased to II per cent. in 1903 and they were 36 per cent. in 1904. The dividend for the current quarter would indicate a present earning equal to $50 on every share of the stock. or a total ot S60.- 100000 on the capitalization of Sl0O,- oo0.o0 These enormous profits on their face prove, says the Mining World, that the oil trust is actually monopolizing all the profits of the oil business. which equitably should be distributed to the fee owner, the operator. the refiner and the dealer.
 and also, incidentally, it is evident that considerable portion of this enormous profit is made up from ex- ceSSive prices to the consumer.