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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
rcnnIe Who Wake will.

An English lawyer says: The mo
mcnt man has 40 clear to leave h,
will begin spending money on tcsta
mCnts:y disposition. have even
known a small farmer whose savings
after the realization Of bis property
aul the payment OF his just debts
could not have exceeded so note
to spend 10 or IL u wear over course
OF thirty years m having fresh wills
drawn up. AS n matter OF fact. when
he died NJ last Il win was IN fo'cc lien
tically the same rs the first ouc haG
drawn up for him thirty years before
II he had saved the money he spcn'
with mo and had put il out at com
pound interest he would have had :;
very snug sum we'll on toward -four
trurcs-to add To his estate"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
SHOT AND KILLED BY OFFICERS.
Escaped Prisoner Charged With Dou.
ole Killing Meets Death.

South NcAlester l. r.. April "a
The dead body of Bailey Isbell. alias
Zacharias Love, was brought TO this
city last night and later shipped to
Oklahoma City for burial lsbell was
killed yesterday twelve miles south OF
Hartshorne by officers, who sought to
arrest him. He was shot three times
On April 10, eight years ago, Isbell,
it was charged, killed two boys named
Fox. two lads with whose people he
resided. The double killing was over
some minor affairs. lsbell was arrested
some time later and jailed in Oklaho-
ma county. Not long after lsbcll and
a trusty negro prisoner held up Jailer
Giyens, took his pistol and keys, and
escaped. Until recently all trace was
lost.
SherI G.. w. Garrison and Deputy
Sheriff Bartell came over to make the
arrest. They were joined here by
Officer Dowell. Before the shooting
the identity of the man was fully o5-
tablishod by Deputy Sheriff Bartel
who knew Isbell very well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
SOCIALISM AS A LIVE ISSUE.

with suddenness that must be
startling To those who note only the
surface of events, socialism has become
a factor In our moral, ponticsi and
industrial life. The socialist vote for
President last fall attracted a good deal
of attention more, perhaps, than IN
itself It deseived-but It wns in na
way n measure Of the Importance of
the SoCialistic movement And year
by year, as science compels consolidG
tions and corporations ON a scale iu
possible in the past. the cOllectivist
proposals formulated by the u,.rmah
Jew, Karl Mark, out of the thcorizings
of the great French economists of the
eighteenth century are bound To re-
cciyc more aud more attention.
Whatever ona believes about it, he
must inform himself For while Mark
lllnnaH prediction that Socialism
would bee The storm centre Of the next
great political battle in this county
seemed exaggerated when ne made It
a few years ago. his farsighiedncss is
already yindicaicd. 70 fight for Social.
ism. YOU must understand It.; to fight
agaius; socialism. you must understand
it, Saturday Evening P'5..
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TO HAVE AND TO HcLC.

In view of Admiral Mclyillo's deClar-
alton that we.are to abandon the phil
ippines temporarily the moment war
is declared with any naval power, why
should We not begin to negotiate with
Japan for the sale cf these islands
Japan is the only power which needs
the Philippines. can pay for them and
can take them over without intcrna-
tional complications.
\ possession which the United
States cannot at all times defend is
rot desirable. Admiral Melyllle's state
mont NAY be the correct naval view ol
our policy. but it discloscs discred-
imblc situation VT thereby admit tina,
our ownership Is without reason 4
world power has no business with co..
onics which IL proposes to abandon
and skedaddle away from at the frs.
alarm Holding colonies under suCh
circumstances is a shame and a cheat.
We cannot govern. even IL we cou'l
holI conglomeration of tropical
races without injecting our own ins IT,
mtions.
II Japan will buy it is 2 chance to
sell AMI get from under. Why not let
the Mikado know that we are ready
to talk businoss?- Republic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
Odd Fellows Of Territory.

Chickasha, l. T., April l3-The
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of Indian
Territory, which has been in session
for the past four days, adjourned al
noon. About 400 delegates were In
attendance last night The local lodge
of the RebelIah and subordinate lodge
gave eXemphfcations OF work ior The
visitors. number Of candidates being
initiated. Most of the delegates left
this afternoon for their homes. The
meeting was one of the largest and
most successful ever held in the terri
tory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
STRIKE AT MUsKooEE.
carps ,ters and Timers Are Out Blu,
Brieklsyers Are Working.

Muskosce. |. r. April i2,--Abont
hrty carpenters ANA timers who are
affiliated with The Trades Council in
this city, are on strike today
The trouble is said to have arisen
through the unwillinEness OF the Mas.
ter Builders Association to rcconiz
the demand Of the Central Trades
Council, that common laborcrs be paid
the new scale of 80 cents an hour
The carpenters are today on about
six buildings being constructed by the
Muskogcc Mill and Construction com
pany, and including the brick block
being erected on Times street for Ben
Estes. They have also walked out on
the new telephone cNcnange bJilding
being constructed on South Third
street The Sicbold building on W Nc3t
Okmulgee avenue the building on 18Th
and Dcuison streets and house on
North c street
\ great strike has not been ordered
but Is momcntarily anticipated.
The Master Builders Association
have not taken any action on the de-
mand of the Central Trades Council
that the laborcrs be recognized and 1t
is thought they will not.
The brick layers are all at work, as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
DISTRICT DEPUTY HERE.
Greatly pleased With New Home-Fin
est In Two Territories.


Hon. Thos. r. Smith, district depu-
~ grand exalted ruler for the Indian
Territory arrived here last night over
the Frisco He was met at the depot
by n local delegation of Elks compos.
ed of Sidney Suggs. l.. V. Mullen. T.
Y. Morgan and others. and escorted
TO the Wilmington hotel, where apart.
ments were reserved for him During
the evening quite a number of the ant.
Tered herd called upon him to pay res.
poets and quite an informal reception
was held.
District Deputy Smith later visited
the new home recently completed and
spent some time inspecting It. lie was
frank 20 say that the building was
the most complete and finest in the
two territories and was a monument
to the enterprise and thrift of the To-
cal lodge He was greatly pleased with
the interior and especially the lodge
room. which he said was gorgeous.
re VIII remain over night for the
ball ami will hc presented to The mem
bors OF CAS-.
The new club was thrown open this
afternoon, a reception being held and
a most delightful time being spent.
lIufdreds inspected the home and
expressed themselves as being delighted
with II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14

Dogs have u variety Of ga.tS." sale
the boss OF the EcGncls; "thcrcforc
can't understand why II * that pcopl,
who describe certain style of llcomo
tion always call IL a dog trot. Judging
by the universally Of that expression
a body would think that dog never
moves any other way than on trot
Rut he docs, All the galts belonging {,
other -four footed animals are also his
He runs, he l0pcs, ho even racks anG
PAGES, 50 when person Ia hurry
fails into n peculiar kind Of canter
there would De Just as much SENSE In
speaking of his gait ~ dog run or u
log gnllop once i'm awhile as always
20 call il a dog trlt."- New York Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14

Archbishop Whatcly of Uurlm one,
asked a Eorng man how II happened
that truth although always srdulous
ly sought after, Is SO rarely found
When the youth dcmurrcl giving bis
answer, Whatcly said: I'm tell you
why; II b. because men always prefer
getting truth ON their side 20 being ou
the side Of TRUTH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
The Riqht Name is pewlt,

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cools
soothes and heals cuts, burns, boils
bruises. piles and all skin diseases. X.
+. Zickerfoose. Adolph, w. Va, says:
my little daughter had white swelling
so bad that piece after piece OF bone
worked out OF her leg DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured her" II Is the most
wonderful healing salve in the world.
Beware of counterfeits. Sold by all
druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14

WiubS- Talk about stage realism,
You should see Strileut Ia Love and
Woe "Iiu6s lie can't hold a candl.
Go my friend Mou'hgr Why sir. hr
played the heavy villain in "Woman's
wrongs 80 realistically that his wife
sued for a separation the next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14

Jim Scott, a Kansas Cityau, former
ly of Oklahoma, IS willing To accept
the Sl,co0 offered by tn Miller broth
crs ana permit Geronimo TO scalp him
in the real Indian fashion for the en-.
tertainmcnt Of the editors. But has
anyone asked Ger5nimo?-Oklahoman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
Choctaw. Rock Island.
1 D O'CLOCk EDITION
ArdmOre, Friday, April "a, 1905.

In case President Roosevelt does
not get enough strenuous life on his
Southern trip. Texas will offer another
inviting field for strcnuousness when
Gov. Hogg attempts to take Jo bailey
senatorial scalp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
GRAIN.

\ Logan editor Is publishing the five
year delinquent subscribers. Every
lay his wife wonders whether She will
get dinner for two or not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14

Ardmorc's new electric light plant
was completed anl began business
just two years ago Thursday and II IL
very proper On this anniversary that
the service during those two years
should be the subject of favorable
comment. since its enterprise and
phenominal efficiency Is reflective
of the city's capacity To support onscr-
prises of important magnitude. In the
whole two years service since the in
stallation of the new machinery, there
have been only two short stops, one
of four minutes and one of eleven min
utcs, this, considering that they AFFORD
a night and day service, is a record OF
which the city should indeed he proud
The system Is the finest in the two ter
ritorics and the record of the past two
years shows an efficiency second to
none. The plant has an entire capacity
of 450 horse power. with which power
and lights are furnished for all private
or public needs Of a city which boasts
of n population of over 10000 pcOplc
II has been observed that the street
lights. which aggregate l35 lights at
the various street corners, cts, are the
greatest advertisement that the city
hns at the present time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14

MY mammals got whittier teeth than
your mamma" said Allie.
shed oughter have. She changes
'em oftener," natortcd MAudie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
COTTON SEED.

Russells Big Boil, the most prolific
on earth. for sale by r. b. PUGH. Main
street, Ardmore. /. T. 9d&wlm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
MARKET REPORTS

(By II. Il. Guillot & Co, members OF
New York Cotton Exchange)
ArdmOro, /. r.. April 1.-THE follow
ing quotations show the market OF
today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-14
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From newspaper dispatches IL seems
probable that "a tilt between cx.Goy.
Iiogg and Joseph w. Bailey will occur
when Mr. Bailcys present term as
Senator expires. Mr. Hogg desires
senatorial honors and will likely at.
tempt to succeed Mr. Bailey. AZ one
time Jim iogg was the most popular
man in Texas. His triumph over Geo
Clark for governor was due to his
heavy majorities i'm the rural districts.
bat Mr.. Hogg Is not the Democrat he
was Of olden times. lie has made too
many public uttemnccs in criticism
Of the party, notable among which
was his speech during the last cam.
paign when he called Alton u. Parker.
the lock-jawed judge. There is still
another greater cause that will con.
tribute 10 Mr. Hogg's defeat and that
Ia the fact that he is going up against
the brainiest man in the United States
senate and the strongest man in the
South. Jo Bailey can more nearly
mould the public opinion OF the South
than any other man and he. so 10
speak, holds Texas in the palm of his
hand. The people have expected great
things of Jo Bailey and he has not dis
appointed them. After years of public
service, there is no fault finding among
his constituents and he is destined 10
lead a long and eventul career in
the United States senate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
"El Mikado"

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as a.m.s e.b. .. sr ea.s,s. !.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
-:
Pasajeros

Llegados de Ha abana y puertos ia
term dos por ell vapor rJqlia."
Jorge Olsen, Petra Btrrios, Satur-
nino Aontafiez, Francisco de Soils, Sc
rain Rivera y Eugenia Brsno, Maria
Alvarez, Dolores Ouchesne, Juan Ca
males y sonora, Luisa Aguayo de Ira.
vieso, Luis Perez, Benito Fernandez
c r. Nlccl y Jhon Herson, Ange&s
GSzman, H. AlhAman, w. T. Abb@y,
Jose N ~Sircard6, Andres Dia. scno-
IA ] D. Casta, Carmen Higgins, 70
vita Pereira Tsidro Texidor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
H0assifssO OrO=c0
incendiO en- Salinas

Desde Salinas com1nic6 ell guardia
lose Garcia Torres que entre una Y
dos de Ia Ia tarde del 10 Sc declare un
lncendlo en- los cana erales de Ia
plantacion "Adela propiedad de los
sehoreS Prescott y Greene, quemando-
sc ana cuerda de cana el fuego fu6
intentional, siendo capturado Eduar-
90 Perez autor del mismo ocupandose-
le I'm Punal con el que hirfo al mayor
domo Pomales de la plantation.
ria Sldo eucontrado en- el lugar del
slnlestro una sarten con ell que supone
tue pegado el fuego. III Juez muni-
clpal entiende eu el asunto. No hubo
desgracias personales y el incendio
termino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
COrnerciaI

Hemos recibido la 'siguiente circu
lar que transcrlbmos:
Sr Director del BohETIN MERCANTIL.
Sr. nuestro:
Tenemos el honor de informar a
Va que en- esta techa y segdn escritu,
ia pdbIlca otorgada ante Notario don
DAmian Monserrat. hemos tornado
ina sociedad mercantil regular colec.
uva que girara en- csta plaza con la
raz6n de Julian Matienzo, Sucesores
y de la que forman parte como socios
gestores dona Rosario y don Joaquin
Matienzo Amavizcar
La Sociedad que Sc con. titaye que
da encargada de la liqu,daci6n de la
antigua casa que giro con ell nombre De
don Julian Matienzo, continda ope-
rando en- los mismos ramos v eSpecu-
lacIones que ocupaba nuestro ante
cesor.
SiTvase tomar nota de nuestra 6r
ma y, esperanto MERCER su confianza
somoS de usted
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18

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,ianto sohr.. tots los snai,,,s
rnavo-es de..,u,niant,s d,ll,r>
idar,a IA. sum- +. j l,ent,v i'm
mill dollar, oue noduan dedl>ar
To-, ,nefables fnn,,oaarin, aca-
minos casas.esrue,a<
No les parece acentahle n So.
luc,6n2
A nosotros nos parece de per
las tanlo mas cnanto nu4 IN
distintas ocaslones bemos pro
puesto 10 del descuento.
Asi les rahia il eatisfacc;6r
i los nr6 ,eras del nrasnnna.,o
de haber co0trib.ido con s,1,
.recursos 4 lasobras de ntilidad
+ uubllca, como eIlos IIaman = los
caminos.~ sin ,ener en- cnenta
Que Ia obra suDrema IA de nri
mera E eindispensable necesIdad
esta en- 81 mas conaI,lat0 T. npts
nihle de todos los ah.ndonos
Tai versa cu!pa de nuestfa:
torneza de nnesfIa faIta dc -
curlsos para conmover { imnre-
slonar con elrelato de- Ia mise
ria ambiente Y de Ia tristeza
errante que invade t311estra I,Ia /.
Dero e,ls fnncionarios no son:
cleqos nj ,ordos NADIA mas one
para aonell0 que les conviene
Y 81 Guislera1 nodr,an enta
r4rsa de- c6nno : sta Ia crisis ha
ciendo es,ragos sv amenalanIo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
Talcos para los
bales de carnavae

Sc suplica todas aquelIas perso
mas que tienen anotados palcos para
los bales de carnaval Sc sirvan reco
gerlos sntes del dia 2s, para en- case
contrarie pasarles a otraS personas que
estan Ell Wno.
La COMisi6M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
Camara de DeIegados

En- Ia session. calebraCa en- Ia ma ma
ma de hoy Sc discutio Y result6 apro-
bado el II b.. ndmero SO .ieva1.tandose
lueeo la ses on para continuarla ell III
nes 1 las de la tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
E0ta de- dia

- * ID + 81 HN 81 tatA IT t| .
Dsau a:s Sc trAaa se a.a3ff eu
soxifo ~ Ia 13uesa puhlica
co.'s pfomeuia
RI pra aNeeio dc lev numero
as sc Iaaere . j. oonuaia>on
* I'D cnpie>tta ie~unanlo e.
pTolueto a.la constr lG>lon IL
cam'uo,. q otras pub las y >
pre>tamos para ios asrl-uito
re
ESQ NJ e - conveniio
r.n primer term n dcOe es-
TAI la agriculture.
RI caic.
tn primer 1usar es preciso
acud'r u s'lio de,.nayJr pehgr6
a remediar la necesldad ma
graule . s,lvar a los naufragos,
que no peiezcan.
I'll h2olar lie la agriculture
no es un delto
a nadle St ofende con pe1ir
Justic1a, : ST hay quien encuen
ira de>agrada bic ia voz de la
verdad. no es con disimulos. nj
con mordazas como Sc aCalIa,
slnO con obras que re>pondan a
la.~necesldad expresada.
Esto es 10 qfe han de tener
en- cuenta los que Sc ocup n Ell
IA ueceoaria soluc10n del%proble.
ina economico. en- toda SUI gra-
vedad panta ble. =
Con panos callentes, no iran
muy lejos.
No .avanzaran gran trecho.
ASi no Sc pFden las cosas que
nadle. Fuede discut1r. No. son
esosc los me1ios.
Cuando hay va senadores Y
Representatives. V funcjonarios
que entlenden que IS justa la
medlda de la protection arance
iaria para el cafe. no parece me
dianamente possible que en"la co.
Iona quede todavia un resto de
tenor de duda, de abSurda va
Cilaci6n para establecer la pro-
tecc:on possible dentro de nues-
trOS reCursOS.
La Canara de Representatives.
Sabe que el empr6otito es justo,
que es neCcSarlO
Sabe este V no Sc determine a
votar esa negOciaCi0n tan con
veniente; pCrq&e teme ell con
tllcto con ell k;ecutivo.
En- la llamada Camara alta,
hay tuncionari0s que niegan to-
do socorro a Ia agflcultura, pero.
son Jos mismos que sc niegan
por costumbre a t0da obra. de:
lustiCia.
Fl cafe. dicen que Sc levante
SOLO.
Para eltabaco. nj para la cana
Sc ha necesitadO ningun en-
pIestito.
Sin embargo esps frutos van
en- mejora.
Pero no dicen esos tenebrosos
del publco blenestar que ell ca
te esta abandonado por el aran-
Gel vigente, al contrario de 10
que ocurre Coz los demas pro
ductOs.
ESQ es 10 que debieran decir,
en primer te mlno. Y va que
en- la metyopOli Sc mantiene por
ahora la inJueticia, deberia des
terrarse d. Ia colonia para que
el equillbrlo nos ayudara a ir
tlrando, mientras no podamos
camrnar por terreno frme.
Cada cual tlene sus ahciones
y suS gustos.
Hay quien entiende que los
camlnos y las casas -escuelas es'
10 meJor a que sc puede dedicar
cl dlnero da nuestrO tesOro.
Pero no eSta la sltuacion para
caprichos 8 gustosI
mas Q menOs raros de los Ocu
pantes de los puestos admins !
trativos.