The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
TERRITORIAL NEWS BRleFs.

Cherokee, Woods county, now has
a population Of 1,l50
$. NJ Duke. merchant and ginner
at Dustin is bankrupt
Architect Staley of Oklahoma City
Is planning seven brick buildings for
Walters, Ok
The town of Granite Is laying gran
itoid street Paving.
Robt. Fades Of Shirley and Miss
Orpha Jones OF Butler were married
Monday
Miss Lynette Dean is now editor
and publisher OF the Catoosan at Ca.
toosa, |. r.
In an interview Piiny Soper said
the statehood bill will pass That does
away with all doubt
Rails are now being laid on the Ok
lahoma Central west of Iehigh.
The Indian Citizen at Atola is urg.
ing a union depot
Geo. r. Robertson of Atoka and
Chas B. Kendrick of Coalgate have
formed a law partnership
Ex-Gov Ferguson in the watonga
Republican INDUCES in the following
musings: AS we were going TO re
mark the trimmer is a festive crea-
turc. He Is the chameleon I'm the arena
political" And this: "a fight made
by politicians who hide behind few
irresponsible cuckoo newspapers
newspapers hired and paid TO do the
hiding Of their masters will not
avail in Oklahoma. The people cannot
he fooled very long by such tactics"
Furthermore: "The day will come in
Oklahoma when the lobbyist with evil
designs will not dar appear before
Legislature with his corrupt meth.
ods The public conscience is already
awake and the people are looking at
these matters from the patriotic view
of good citizenship"
Tho Shamrock Texan, in discussing
what the Oklahoma City council hand
cd to organized labor says Yes,
labor and capital interests are mutual
when capital is getting Ave dollars
for one 1t invests ana labor is on he.
knees begging for the crumbs that fall
from the capital table. Don't complain.
YOU lunk heads, this Is what you have
been voting for"
Chandler Publicist "The railroads
and banks should not be allowed to
dictate nominations and appointments
in Oklahoma any longer"
Purcell, II is reported, will have the
shops and hospital Of the Oklahoma
Central railway
Mrs. l.. S. weitzel died at Chand-
Ter Wednesday.
The Kerfoot company and Hooker
& Co, department stores at Chand-
Ter, have merged.
Horace r. Johnson and Miss Maud
E. Widner were married at Chandler
on Tuesday.
Senator Hickman in his Perkins
Journal suggests that !. NJ. Holcomb
president of the Oklahoma City cnam-
her of commerce, would be good ma
terial for the republican nomination
for delegate 20 congress-.
T. S. Childs. aged 75, died at Law
ion on Wednesday.
The proposed new court house for
Comanche county Ia In design the
handsomcst in the territory.
The Farmers Bank 4 Trust Co.
has been organized at Claremore, |.
T., with $4,000 capitalization p. q.
Boyd is president
Judge j. X Beauchamps and daugh.
ter, Miss Pearl, are at Claremore, l.
r. taking the baths
Reports from Washington are to
the effect that there will be no inter
ruption of the work of Indian schools
and If the Curtis bill becomes q law,
they will be permanent
Claremore Progress: Harvc May
berry went to Oklahoma City Sat
urday trying a taste OF high life.
While there he attended banquet at
the Southern Club. rendered by
Reeves & Co, to their travelling men.
He reportsssssssssthe etaoi etaoi etao
He reports n splendid time.
Perkins Journal: After the Giniin
N the factional fight In Oklahoma II
are selsctod from either
side the democrats will be able to
prove any cid thing on them by re.
publican authority.
Miss Josephine Gray. recently with
n paper at Gainesville. Tex, is now |
a reporter on the Pawnee Courier.
A meeting OF the normal committee |
n the Chickasaw Teashers' Associa-
iion will be held at Ardmore Feb, 10 |
for the purpose OF selecting a place. |