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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
MlL5URN.

Milburn, !, T., June 5.-(SpecicO-
The order Of Ra lway Conductors pic
mic which will be held at this place
on Thursday, June Z, bids fair 70
eclipse anything of the kind ever be-
fore held In the Chickasaw nation.
Two games of baseball between some
Of the strongest teams in the terri
tory have been arranged; the famous
Cali lnla brass band Of South Nc
Alester will furnish music; a shoot
between the South McAlester and
Haileyvile gun clubs will be pulled
on, steam swiag will be on the
round; bathing. boat -riding, and
many other amusements w'll be in
dulged in; prominent speakers VIII
be present; and everything else nee
essary 10 make the day one long
20 be remembered will be done. spe'
cial train i,-yiee from Solth Nc
Alester and n. -more will be run for
the accommodation Of the crowds
which are expected to come,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
cHAuTAuouA COMMITTEE.
Hard at Werk-Reeeivlng Encourage
nent In Their Work.

The chautauqua committee IS re-
ceiving a great deal Of encouragement
and indications point to the fact that
the meeting will be one Of the big.
gest and most successful that has
ever been held IN the Indian Terri.
tory. Much interest is being manifest
ed in the coming chautauqua and the
attractions are the lest that N oney
can secure. II Is hoped that every
citizen OF the city wiz assist the com.
mittee in ma6iag the initial meeting
financial and artistic success and II
Is easily within the power Of the peo.
pie 10 do So
/ Among the noted men who will
come here for a series of lectures is
DR.. Frank w. Gunsaulus Of Chicago
who has an international reputation
as one Of the most eloquent and cele'
brated speakers In the country. Ev'
erywhere he has been se has held the
audience spellbound and II is a real
treat TO hear him.
There are numerous other attrac'
tions. The Oaks Male Quartette wiz
appear during the meeting and the
public may rest assured that the mu
steal feature Of the. chautauqua vii,
prove interesting
The meeting will bring hundreds "a
the city and everyone is looking for
ward to the assembly with pleasure
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
Otis Weaver Buys Paper.

Otis Weaver, of the Ada News, has
purchased the Konowa, Chief and
Leader OF Konowa, Ind. Ter, and has
consolidated the two papers and in
the future they will be known as the
Chief.Leader. Mr.. Weaver is pro-
prietor and editor Of the Ada Evening
News, AT present but Is broadening
out into larger fields. He has always
run the News in a conservative man.
ner and this policy will be adheard
TO in the management Of the Chief
Leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
SANTA FE INDUSTRIAL AGENT.
In the city-His Views Of Ardnore's
Improvement IN Past Ten Months.


II. Z. Hershey. the industrial agent
of the Santa Re, was a prominent Wis.
itor 20 Ardmore this morning In his
branch Of work Mr. Hershey has been
getting results for his line since he
assumed the duties Of the Office. He
said today that Ardmore was develop.
ing and progressing I'm manner that
must be gratifying TO the citizens Of
the city. He stated that he considered
this city one Of the best commercial
points on the road and that Ardmore
was destined TO become one of the
big towns of the Southwest. Mr..
Hershey thinks that few towns have
a better natural location and that sit.
uated as IL Is midway between IT.
Worth and Oklahoma City II Is bound
to become an important commercial
center. Il find that much progress
has been made within the past ten
months. he said. and that the town
is improving all OF the time. This
Indicates that the citizens are inter.
prising and alive to the needs of the
city In advance of statehood the
work Of building towns should be
pushed and Ardmorc is to be- congrat.
ulatcd on having an excellent fouada.
tion for a city"
Mr. Hershey Is I'm position 10 be
az crgot oeegst.y,., ., Nt........ -
IN the location of industries he VIII
not be found wanting He SAYS that
the policy OF the Commercial club to
secure factories and enterprises that
will give employment to laborers Is
a splendid one and he predicts that
many new industries will locate here
before the year is over
In the location OF factories. he
says that Ardmore has the advantages
over many other places and that II
has ample railroad facilities for an
economical distribution Of the pro
ducts and that the manufacturer will
consider this as one of the most es
lH'NAAhl III tNfNNlIlk lllr
industry. Another item he says g.
fuel. This can be obtained without
trouble. He was somewhat surprised
70 find that coal beds lying adjacent
70 the city were not being developed
and he would like to see capital de
velop this product
MIR Hershey states that new raw
material is plentiful f. this sectloi
and that the questich OF labor seemi
TO be an easy one for the city. II,
says that the facilities for the pro
iitable production and marketing o
manufacturers are most excellen
and he believes this immediate sec
tion is the place for the manufacturer
Mr.. Hershey came here to meet IN,
St. Joseph Commercial club, he hay
ing resided al that place at one tim
and has number OF friends anon
the members OF the organization.
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t$<@t 80 tttts
. PERSONAL NOTES.
eAa 4s& e%tHe

5. 7. Bledsoe came in yesterday az.
ternoon from business trip to Texas
points.
Mrs. George Head, is in the city the
guest Of friends Mrs Head formerly
lived in this city but now is residing
at Marietta.
Miss Lillian Litchfeld came in yes
terday afternoon from Wynnewood TO
visit friends and also to attend the
summer normal
T. II Floyd Of the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Cos. office at this city has re-
turned from a visit 10 his home at
Baird. Texas. Mr. Floyd prior TO his
trip home was ill a, the Ardmore San.
itarium and is N on a sick leave.
Mrs. 30 Blake is in the city from
Marietta. she was accompanied by
Miss Willie Newton OF Cornish. who
has been visiting with her. They will
remain in the city for several days the
guests Of Mr and Mrs \. D. Chase
Attorney Vim. Blakemore IS in
Muskogee on lesu business
A. G. Young made a business trip
20 Shawnee and other points IN Okla
homa today
C. c. Walker travelling engineer
fer the Santa Fe. wwith headquarters
At Cleburne, Texas, Is in the city on
his rounds Of inspection.
30 Blake came in today from his
farm near Marietta on business
Or. ] +. Young has returned from
Fl Worth where he was called to at
tend the bedside Of his brother, J. T
Young. who died there soon after Mr.
Young reached his side
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
TRAINMEN TAKE STAND.
Ask Congress to Protect Them In Pas
sage OF BILL

Ask Congress 10 Protect Them In Pas
sage Of Bill.
San Antonio June IA. II. Parkin-
son chairman Of the Southern Pacific
system OF The Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen sent kilograms OF prJ'cst
last night 20 Texas representatives. In
congress against that portion Of rate
legislation In the reported bill which
provides no free passes shall be Is.
sued to employees and their families
Mr.. Parkinson represents a large
district Of railway trainmen extend
Ing from FL Paso 10 Echo. Ee de-
clares he Is informed by G. l.. Fuller,
the lobbyist for the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen at Washington,
that kilograms Of protests ana re-
quests for activity are being sent
10 every congressman and senator in
the country
Mr.. Parkinson says Fred Barr, rep
resentlng the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Firemen In a position similar
TO his own. has sent out a protest on
their part He understands the actiy-
ity It not limited 10 the Southern Pa.
shc system, but extends over all
Texas roads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
RATES TO CALIFORNIA
Will Remain in Effect on the Santa
Re Railway,


Owing 20 the recent disaster in San
Francisco there will be no meeting
of the National Educational Associa.
ton In 1906.
In order that those who have antici-
pated the pleasure Of making a trip
TO California may not be disappointed
the Santa Fe has decided TO permit
rates and arrangements for the above
named meetings, as heretofore an
nounced, TO remain in effect
For those that may not be familiar
with these arrangements We give
them below:
For National Educational Associa-
tion conTention at San Francisco. 10
have been held in July, a rate OF one
fare plus 81 for round trip will be ef.
feet, selling June 25 TO July I, final
limit September Is.
AS stopover privileges are allowed
on these tickets. you may visit the
Grand Canyon Of Arizona, Petrihed
Forest and Moli Indian Pueblos.
Drop me a card for descriptive book
lets and any other information you
may desire regarding trip 20 Califor.
mia. W. s. KEENAN,,
Galveston Texas.
G. p A. G. c. G. S F. r. r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
ST. JOE TRADES EXCURSION.
viii Arrive this Afternoon over
Friseo-Met at a7d'l.

viii Arrive this Afternoon over
Friseo-met at MOL.
The st. Joe Trades Excursion which
Is visiting the towns of the Indian
and Oklahoma Territories. Ldgcrtis.
ing their town and looking after the
interests Of their manufactures and
industries. will reach he city This az.
ternoon NJ six o'clock Ghc party ere
in their special car They viii ar.
rive over the Frisco road and will be
transferred 20 the Santa Fe. over
which road they will go north I'm the
morning, after spending the night
here. The party were met at Madill
By Secretary Sanders of the Ardmore
Commercial club who will accompany
them 20 the city. They will be met
az the depot by n committee from the
Commercial club who will drive them
over the city for an hour. This even
| ing at he club rooms Cf the Elk's hall
formal reception will be rendered
them. The committee from the Com
mercial club who have been appoint
Cd on the arrangements. fer the en-
tertainmeut Of the pa.ty, have mad,
all necessary arrangements for theii
entertainment and they will be treated
royalty during their stay here. 4 rro
gram cf music and songs. followed
by short talks from some OF the bes
speakers Of the city has been arrang
ed. The address Of welcome 10 th'
visitors will be delivered by Presiden
Of the Commercial club Lee Cruce
HIS speech will be followed by res
ponses from the members Of th'
trades excursion. Il Is the intention
OF the Commercial club 10 make th'
visit Of these gentlemen to Ardmor'
so pleasant that when they reacl
home they viii have kind word ioi
Ardmore and her people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
TEACHERS AT CARNEGIE <auz-
To Attsnd Opening Exercises ~ surrs
mer Normal-eood Attsnda~ae.

To Attsnd Opening Exercises - s1cTrs-
mer Normal-eood Attsnds-1e.
About one hundred and rwsnsy
teachers gathered this morning - shts
Carnegie Hall to attend the aU.cufrr-
exercises Of the Summer Suvuzl
which began active work this urrrr,-
Ing Besides the teachers quite n VIVA
Der of town people were In attend
ance. The exercises were opened vita
prayer after which Miss trusn Ht-
dleman favored the audience wfh
some delightful music. Superintendent
Evans Of the public schools IA thts.
city made a welcoming addrrss a,
the visitors in the name OF the tcslct.-
ers and schools Of Ardmore. after
which he introduced Mayor Il "
DICK, who in few well chosen words
bid the teachers welcome ~ AID
more in the name OF the ,te, afr.
Dick said that lt would he ht- ,ss,ss.-
urc and the pleasure OF the cfftyrutx
| Of Ardmorc 10 make the stay - rhr.
teachers I'm Ardmorc pleassr, u,,p-
! Mayor Dick was 7o-Jwcd by EsS-
C. c. weith Of the First Presivarsna
| church who extended the visitors a
welcome in the name OF the cBur ossss
OF the city Rev Weith WIS 7u'f, sq-ts'
by Rcvs. Keller of 6C First RatafSs
church and Bagwell Of thc Central
| Baptist church who also joined w1n1
Rev. Wcith in extending the teRces1rs
an Invitation 20 attend thair rrrrssrf- p
! i've churches during their stay hrzra.
which they expressed themsotvs-s ass
hoping would be a very pleasfur gssss.
These gentlemen were folloUy-7 nv
Sidney Suggs. who bid the vtgJxrr,s
welcome In 'he name Of the tNsE'1se-as
men Of the city. Mr. suggs opcuui tfps,
columns Of the Ardmoreitc - shs. Nv
NAL and asked that they send u tor
publication anything they det-uCS etts
assured them Of the cooperation n1
the business men with the teachers
every time and wished them = plrsF r
ant stay In ArGmore
Supervisor Beck OF TisliuuI.t rsrS.
who Is one Of the instructors af TIN
normal. spoke few voggf s,N 'fsairIs.
the work briefly and responding Dn
the speeches Of welcome. Rev IslvTs,
ing. who has In hand the work ct ftKs
chautauqua which will meet tSsr sRasl
last week OF the normal, stated a. ftsE
teachers that a special rAte ur a szh
been made for all teachers
After a song by the Misses EdiR.-
man the opening exercises VEN oSs,v
and the work of the normal herSal b.
earnest
The teachers went from thc CayD-
gle hall to the High School bazsesExp
Where the classes were orEEsiSxs
and their work shown them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
Abstract Work on Assessors Books

At the meeting OF the city council
last night. John Cordell, was given
the position Of doing the abstract
work on the books of the city asses.
sor and collector. The new books
which the city has purchased for
Assessor Roberts, have at the side of
each description OF the lot assessed
a place for a map of the lot and
block The drawing Of this map is
quite an art, and Mr.. Cordell who is
employed al the assessors once, was
thought best fitted for the work The
scale fixed per block was 25 cents
The work will take some time as Mr..
Cordell will do the work outside Of
regular work hours. There are some
thing over FIVE hundred and sixty.fve
blocks in the city besides a number
of vacant blocks, and the task is a
great one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
THE EQUALIZATION BOARD.
In session-The Real Estate Of the
City TO Be Taxed.


The equalization board, composed
OF Messrs. Monroe Wheeler, w. S.
Wolverton and T. B. johnson began
their work of eqpalizing the taxes
on the property in the city yesterday
morning. The beard is hard al work
and are eXerting themselves 10 com.
plete the work in the time allotte
them w><ch Is fifteen days. The board
will begin on Main street and work
that street first. From there they Will
take up the business property on the
side streets after which the resi!eac'
property will be equalized. The real
estate o. The city will be taxed this
time for the first time. Heretofore only
the Improvements on the real estate
have been taxed but as most OF the
citizens Of the town have received
their patents from the Indian office
for their lots these will bs taxed, The
v-.'k (which is planned for the board
10 complete in the next fifteen days
is a large task and they will have 20
keep at II night and day 20 complete
IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
% Out Of rs.

Pocahontas, Ark, Feb. II. 1905.
ship gross Dr. Mendenhalls Chill
and Fever Cure. have been selling
your Chill Cure for I years and nnd
that 20 out Of 20 who once use It will
have no other. w. II. skinner, drug
gist Sold by W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05

Here lies mine babe as dead as uarc.
Whom Gott has kilt NIT agcr Gtz-
He would not let him live dtN uun.
So took him up to live NIT He-
The child would have livSt. Iszsd frs
been glveh Dr. Mendenhalrs Chin afs1
Fever Cure. Sold by W Il. Frantc
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Good Things 70 Eai

Good Things 70 Eat.
Ice cold butter,
Plenty eggs on ice,
Fresh tomatoes,
Stuffed dates.
Spanish Queen olives,
Country lard and
Everything else good 20 eat az
PORTER STAPLES,
The Red Headed Grocers.
3.3 Phone 59l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
indications Of Storm.

The indications around Ardmore
last night were very good for a storm
and a number Of Ardmore people will
confess 20 hunting the storm house.
a yerg -dangerops-U,D looking cload.
which Looked as though It might be
backed by n hard wind collected II
the southwest. the direction. cyclones
are said TO come from. early In the
evening and continued 10 grow until
II looked very alarming. The cloud
soon fioated away and the danger was
over as far as Ardmore was concern.
ed. A very heavy rain fell soon after
the cloud formed and everything was
given another good drenching. F.om
towns west of here II is learned that
the wind was very strong and deal
OF damage was done 90 trees and
fences. Nothing definite has been
leaned as TO whether there was =
Storm west Of here but the indications
are that there was.
The telephone lines west of here
arc out Of order and the tovns cou!d
not be communicated with.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
Benevolent Society.

viii meet this week on Wednesday
instead of Thursday, with Mrs. J. A.
Madden At the corner OF G street. and
McLish avenue. VIII all members
please come as We will probably MOI
meet again until September and
many bills should ne paid and oth'r
matters attended 10.
MRS. l.. MADDEN Sec
MRS. ]. c. THOMPSON. Pres
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05
C. p. A., G. C. & S. F. r. R.

Send US your bundles next week
and see Row smooth the edges on the
collars will be and how nicely the
shirts are ironed. Send us trial bun
die and you will send 10 US all the
time.
8 ARDMoRE STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-05

There will be a regular meeting OF
the Linpn Republican club at the
court house tonight. A full attendance
is desired.
r. A. HOWARD, President
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THE PENNINGTON HOTEL.

Ilshomlnqo, v u
Rates g. per day. Sample room free.
PEYToN J. PRUlTT. Prop.
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-26

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$500 TO THE PACIFIC COAST.
Chicago, Union Pacific and North
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Tickets on sale daily February
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-26
WOMEN ARE THE LEADERS
Believed That Cudahy's Trust Con
nection Was influence That
Swayed Jurors.

Omaha, Neb. Feb. 25.-The ac-
quittal of Pat Grove on the charge
of kidnapping Eddie Cudahy, has
raised the biggest storm in recent
years around Omaha, and public SEN
timent is at white heat over the af-
fair.
Organizations of all kinds have ia
ken the matter up and a number of
indignation meetings are to be held
to protest against the action of the
jury in freeing Grove.
The Omaha Woman's Club was one
of the first organizations to take cog
nizance of the acquittal and that or
ganization has called meeting Of the
women of the town for early this
week.
The Civic Federation also called
meeting, and a movement is on foot
to investigate the jury and just why
such verdict was rendered when
Groves actual confession, signed by
himself, was in evidence.
Chief of Police Donahue says
"It's disgraceful, and those jurors
ought to be made to leave the town"
Mayor Moore says: "The verdict
is shame on justice.''
Judge Slaybaugh, the Prosecutor,
says: IT don't see how any set of
men could return that decision.''
Under the caption, Changer
Ahead" T. H. Tibbles, former vice
presidential candidate, says in the
"Investigator."
"The verdict portends danger. 1t
was proven Grove was the guilty
party and the jury acquitted him. In
that verdict there lies danger. The
influence that brought the jury to
the strange conclusion is stated by a
prominent lawyer to be that Cudahy
is member of the o-called beef
trust. Has the extortion of the
trusts created such sentiment that
juries will discard all facts and all
law when member of trut comes
to court? 1t is we'll for the trust s
managers to stop and consider. If
so chaos will result. We don't
want anarchy in this country"
The Bee says: "the acquittal is a
travesty on justice and a reflection
upon the moral integrity of every
man and woman in Omaha. How it
was possible to return this verdict
passes comprehension
The jurors decline to enter into
explanation of their action, but each
ha given out short interviews stat
ing they did the best they could and
that the evidence did not convince
them that Grove was guilty.
Juror O'Leary says: "There was
as much chance Of flying as of con-
victing Grove. That man Grove has
a great BRAIN
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Direct connection at Dayton with
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Connections at Eaton with P, c.,
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Through rates, through tickets to
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