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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
War Against Consumption.

All nations are enteavoring to check
the ravages OF consumption, the white
plague" that claims 80 many victims
each year Folry'- Honey and Tar
cures coughs and Gods perfectly aud
you are in no danger Of consumption
Do not risk your health bg taking some
unknown preparation when Foley's
Honey and Tar ~ safe and certain in
results Asa for FoleS's Honey and
Tsr aud insist upon having II. J w
McCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
Sold and Recommended by
W. N. JOHNSON, Gainesville.
DEATH OF DR.. RICHARDS.
Was a Good Man, and Will be Misse d
in GairesVilIe-Funeral Friday.


Gainesville lost one Of her best and
ablest citizens when Dr., Benjamin Pier
pont Richards WAS laid to rest Friday
in Evergreen cemetery, Cashier Of II.
+ Dutton q Cos. bank continuously
for thirteen years, he will be psrtcu-
larry missed by the business men OF
Gainesville, TO whom he had become
endesred by reason Of the uniform
courtesy with which he discharged the
duties OF his responsible position.
Although reared in CanoudAga, y
J Or. Richards was a Southerner by
birth, having been born in Colum.
bia, ), c., April -, 1919, and was edu.
Gated at East Hampton, Mass. and
Yale College, gradual from the lat.
ter in 1871 4 few years OF hs life
were spent in Michigan. He Also lived
few years in OcSla, where he has
many warm friends, and in lS9l.2 was
an instructor 10 East Florida Semi.
mary
Dr. Richards came to this county in
1873. and being al ardent lover OF ma.
ture, became enSmored OF the orange
business His orange grove OF forty
acres at Arredoudo, which was de-
stroyed by the great frceze, will be
remembe red "a one OF the finest in the
state He had repIauted the orange
grove with fine varieties OF pecAE,.
and II WAS while inspecting hi. pecan
grove that the fatal stroke came whi,h |
ultimately ended his lie,
Few men are endowed With such in.
tellrctual qualities and deep learning
a. made Dr Richards marked man |
among his ishowa, and combined With
il was mainline" and those high deals
Of honor which make men good aud
u,einl citizens
Although IN the prime OF lie Dr.
Richards was AftJ seven JsAr' add one
month o: age, and hi' health vac usv.
er better, apparently, than on the day
he vas stricken he ,eavcs surviving
him AwidoW. Mr.. Cara Richards
and . son and daughter ben !Amia
Pie'pont Jr and ChrIs,,ne
The iuneral services were conducted
At The Ep.,copal church FRIDAY arp
m by Rev Fpncl' n Cfa,EhiIl s'sisi-
ID bJ Rev John n Brown % fsrnah.
lna s',sr vh,' h the BODY uAs lad 10
rect IN Evergreen cemetery
The eniirv community m Gums the
30. q the good mao and c,iiIsn uho
+! ,,rharg~d iaiihfsliy 20 the end ell
i4i.ss both private aid puhll-. and I
. ho carried Nth him ist9 the gFrai
.~Jon4 ihs tiEhssi rsissra ani good
q % - ssll0S riiltsns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
LOCHLOOSA NOTES.
Interesting Budget OF News from, That
HuS,IinE Little Town.

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HuStlioE Little Town.
Lochloon, May > Mrs J &. Ne.
Eucp aud son trit fsS daJ. ego for
OcHlA. whore che sail spend = while
with her daughter
L. Tompkio' aud family rstorn~d
home wsdne'dGJ after . pleasant
wei, 90 relatives a. Central
NJ" Gi'IsJ MrEren s spend Bg .
while with rrlA:i1-, St Islasd Grove
s1rVsJo' IS ra,ton and NJ Nd.
dins wsTs dowh ''~ days ago aud 80
uBdsrstand that TIE formers bushes.
uSs TO survey o4t tho grove Tor the
hotel
C.N Fsul.r 's,.sasd Tas.aAy sitter
q plsasAht wet &. As brother. r
FoSlss. o. Oa,Ass1..Is
RG MisE.s4o'- made . hast ~
trip 20 leland Grove Wsda.6jAJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26

Gould not hrlug nmurh happiness
to Mts LuctA N,lkr uf Caroline. VIE,
~ dii on" aAr box ~ Bucklsnis ArnIca
save, when Il completely cured run
ming sut" On her leg which had tor.
tntrd her - long years Greatest anti.
septic healer ~ plies. wounds aud
sores 25'atAll drug .tur"s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
Ee,i.nsl. NAseurlana.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-26
MEDAL TO MISS BAIRD.
She Received elegant Medal for Dec
lamation at Nigh School

She Received elegant Medal for Dec.
Iama,ion at Nigh School
Iu writing up the exercises. etc oI
the Unjversity HIgh school high
school department. which appeared in
The sun o. Friday morning, tho re-.
porter omitted on feature, which was
the awarding Of the contest gold media
for ,hr best defamation.
There were nine contestants tor this
prize, all OF whom were good but the
judges iiuSlIy awarded the medal t.
Nj" Mary BAIRD
Mss baird IA a fine speaker, = bright
young lady with al unusual mind and
notwithstanding the many bright
mind' against her. vas deserving OF
the compliment
The presrntLtion address EAs made
by Rev Thos. +. Hay OF the First
Presbyterian Church IN q clever and
appropriate manner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
Examining Trial for Murder.

Johnnie johnson and Charlie Brown.
both colored, are being given an ex-
amining trial for murder this after.
noon in the commissioners court.
There are quite p number Of witness.
es in the case which IS a we'll known
one, The two defepdapis are charged
with the murder OF Lee Bazen. a ne.
gro at Burneyville atNaH 80 moeths
ago: also with shooting another negro
who recovered. II is alleged the trou.
Bile arose over a crap game which was
being INDUCED in by the negroes
there. A dispute arose between them
and the two defendants, who are Ard.
more negroes. in wnicn the defend.
ants In this case. II Is alleged drew
their guns and opened FIRE. creating
quite a commotion in the gaming
house, killing one and wounded anoth.
er. The negroes escaped and went TO
Texas. They were arrested at Gaines
vile about a mon,h ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
nl.II For Everything That Is
ST3Uk kQI(WIIItI Made of TIN.
lituuN oViI ulI Tin Roofing Specially
Local eand Not Engaged.

Officers Of the local band stated
this morning in reference TO the re-
ported engagement winch that band
had made az the time OF the reunion
here. that the band had no engagement
and had been holding their dates open
to the committee Of the reunion ON
arrangements and that the only rea.
son they did not agree with the cum.
mittee is that the price orerediand the
number OF hours OF work the band was
to do could not be agreed upon by the
officers OF the band and the committee
They state this in justice to the local
band. as they do not wish II to appear
20 those who do not understand the
situation that the band was not willing
20 do whatever they could 10 assist
in the reunion.
They say now that another band is
10 be employed by the reunion com
mittee, they will probably close an ar.
rangement
The members OF the band are in
hearty sympathy with the reunion and
will do all in their power to aid II in
any manner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

a fishing party composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Taliaferro OF this
city and Mr and Mrs Sam Kelsey
and daughter. Miss Maggie. Of OKLA.
homa City, are az Rock Creek near
the Washita river They will be- Joined
q little later boy Harry Palmer and
mother, also Of Oklahoma city
The party will remain AZ Rock
Creek which &. about sixteen miles
north of here. on the Santa Fc rail
rosd. for only O. few days. after which
they will proceed doVl the Washi.a
river and other places of good hsh.
Ing The party Will remain ON the
trip for about a month or siN weeks
and intend To visit all the places
where FISH abound rear this city. They
are well prepared to make the trip
and have taken along q cook. and an
other nccessaries which 90 to make
for a d'lightiui trip ADJ the party are
enthusiastic fishermen and expect To-
have pleasant oitup
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
Negro SHOP Litter.

Pretty laces, ribbons ana ether fem.
mime articles, was the undoing Of
lyottie Combs, n youns negress, this
morning. The woman had been pricing
the thinRc which were spread out over
the counter, when the attention Of the
clerk was called 10 another part OF the
counter. The woman, unobseryed, so
she thought, placed several pieces OF
the dainty stun in her parasol and
started towards the door. She had no
more than done so, however, when
Max westheimer Of the firm Of West
heimer d Daube, where the incident
occurred, had her by the arm and was
calling a policeman. The woman made
some pretense OF resistance, but rave
in and was conducted TO the lookup.
She will be tried IN the police court
tomorrow morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

Two negro women took advantage
of the rush az Westheimer a Dduhe's
store this morning 20 DO what iu 9th.
Ter times. might Doe considered cleFe.
piece OF shop lifting One OF the We.
men held her rerasol In a RECEIPT 'o
position aud the other placed In h e.
quantity OF merchandise which she
took from the tables. Nj WostheiIcof
suspecting something wrong made aa
investigation and finding that thu
goods had been stolen he az once eel.
ed an officer who placed the wuu'a
under arrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
CITY FATHERS.
Met In Regular Session and Trans.
acted Business.

dCtcd BUSINESS.
The city council met yesterday at
four O'Clock in regular session. Mayor
Dick presiding and Aldermen Randol.
Best, Pennington, Cruce and stuart
present
After the reading Of the minutes
Of the last meeting. which were an.
proved. the regular business Of the
meeting was taken up.
Alderman Pennington for the n.
nance committee read the estimates
No on the sewer extensions. amount.
inging to t2.OOi.75. and estimate No
ON the water extensions. amounting
20 s4.75i4S. and moved that warrants
be drawn in payment of these bills
The motion was carried and the clerk
ordered to draw the warrants. This
first estimate is the same as the fret
payment Of a house.
Alderman Best for the police com.
mittec stated that chief Garrett had
located his force on beats and wanted
the city council TO purchase helmets
for the policemen In accordance with
this recommendation ,l was moved
and carried that Chief Garrett be-
authorized to buy twelve helmets for
the use Of the policemen. In connec.
ton with this committee Alderman
Cruce stated that the joints in the
city paid no attention TO the Sunday
closing law This matter was MT tak.
en- mp ny The council. but referred to
City Attorney Bennett, t
Mayor Dick read a proposition from
the Eureka Hose Co. Of Dallas. In
which they had contract for the
city to purchase 1900 feet of hose. AZ
ter some discussion the council de-
cided to purchase 1900 feet Of hose to
be paid for in six, twelve or eighteen
months.
A committee composed OF @. l. An
'derson Of the First National Bank, A.
III. Palmer OF the City National Bank
and Lee Cruce Of the Ardmore Nation
al Bank. asked 10 be hearCs by the
council. Upon permission being given.
Mr.. Cruce spoke upon the question
Of rebate upon the taxes OF the above
named banks and presented n report
from the equalization board showing
that the banks had been assessed In
excess OF the merchants throughout
the city. After thorough discussion
of the matter by the council and the
petitioners. motion was made by Alder
dorman Cruce TO the eect that the
banks be rebated 10 % per cent on
their 1905 taxes The motion. when
put, was carried by a full vote Of the
council present
Mayor Dick recommended that Chief
OF the Fire Department Slaughter be
sent to Roanoke. Va, at the expense
Of the council This matter was re-
ferred 10 the fire committee. with in
tructions to act In the matter. after
which the council adjourned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
LOCATE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Contract for Their Erection Signed
Important Meeting Of Board.

A call melting 90 the public school
board was held ,his morning in the
business offces Of The First National
Bank. The meeting was called for the
purpose o. having Contractor c. =.
rraley who wa. awarded the cun.
tract for The erection of 'he two new
pubic school buildings 90 eign ,hs con.
tract The contract was sened by Mr..
Fralcy for the erection OF the two
buildings and voik will begin az cnce
The bid placed by Mr Fraley was the
lowest bid his being S3O.7j2 for the
two buildings The plans by which 'he
bid was made calls for the two build.
ings 20 Boz the same size being two
story eight room. with % basement
They ar, '0 be- constructed Of pressed
brick and stone and are GO be- complot
ed 5y The first ol October Nj Fra'oy
was instructed rs the board TO begin
work 40 once and be stated That -e
Nas prepared t1 hcliu Wurk iLmedi.
ately and that WORK would begin on
the two buildings az the same time
Thcs' buildings are Co be- situated one
In the second end one in the fourth
ward. These ward heretofore have
had frame buildings. which have been
so small that many of the pupils from
these wards have been compelled TO
attend school az some of tha other
buildings in the city The erection Of
these two buildings will gave .4gdmore
four fine public school hrildings. oi
which any town should be proud u
will also AFFORD much better system
o: public schools as the pupils will
not be cramped by a too crowded
room.
The board also selected the place of
location In the fourth ward. which has
been under discussion for some time.
as the board was uncertain a. 10 the
best place TO locate Il. II was at last
agreed 10 locate II on the Lee Mccoy
property at the corner Of Carter street
and Fourth avenue southeast. For this
property the board traded Mr Mccoy
the bnilding and lot on Fffth avenue
known az the Old South Ardmoro
school and paid him $500 The buildinr
in the second ward VIII b. located o.
the ground occupied byr the present
public school building
The meeting of'he school board Wa
the most important ihat body mas hs.o
for some time and moro real business
was transacted. Work can now beliu
AZ once on the buildings an dthe pub.
lie schools Of the city should be IN
better condition as Far as tatinv
care OF the students than at any time
heretofore, when the next session be.
gins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
AMERICAN SEA TERROR"
viii Have Speed OF SO Knots-Tor.
pedo Boat Protectors.

by Associated Press.
Washington, July 1.-THE nvinci.
BILE, as the American Dreadnaught Is
to be called, Is to have a body guard
OF three torpedo boat destroyers. The
three speedy destroyers are TO cost
the government more than two mil
lion dollars and are to have the speed
of express trains. The report among
the naval constructors Is that the de-
stToyers are TO have minimum speed
Of thirty-siX knots. The plan for the
attainment of this speed is, Of course
not made pnblic.g TIe constructors
believe, however, that thirty.six knots
will be about the limit although the
effort Is to be made TO exceed that
rate The fastest Of the British de.
stroyers Is the VeloX. which has a
speed OF 1884 knots. Japan's swlftest
torpedo boat destroyers are not even
In the VelOx's class.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
REMNANTs-all fresh and clean.
iG.2t ARDMoRE DRY GOODS co
A Quick Sale.

Monday J. W. Johnson Of Milo was
having a herd Of cattle driven 10 this
city for shipment whoa he met J. VI
Pollard, also cattleman. near here
Mr. Pollard offered sl3 per head for
the cattle and the trade was closed
Mr. Pollard's men taking charge oi
The cattle and Mr Johnson coming ON
20 town. The yale was one Of the
quickest on record. as the cattle were
being brought her. for shipment and
Mr.. Johnson had no idea OF disposinp
Of them ON the route. There wer,
rot more than q dozen words spoken
before the sale was transacted. Mr.
Pollard will hold the cattle and shiI
them when he ships others. which h,
is holding.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
REMNANTS all the week.
1927 ARDMoRE DRY GOODS co
Arrests az Canyon.

Deputy Havens arrested Jim Broan
a negro at the canyon Sunday on
a charge OF assault TO Kill. He Is
charged with assaulting Ed Ford, also
a negro. at Dougherty some time ago
The officers had been on his trail for
some time. He was lodged in jail
here.
Mr.. Havens also arrested Paul Blu
chanan, a wh..e man, charged with
obscen!ty. He was also brought to this
city but made bond. Buchanan lives
at Dougherty and II is charged posted
in a public place language that was
vulgar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
REMNANTS all this week
lG-2t ARDMORE DRY GOODS co
CAPTURED Aaaln.

Lige Spears, colored, who has been
wanted at the police station here for
some time, was arrested yesterday
Lige was arrested about six months
ago on a charge Of stealing a hambone
from George Dyer. and was held here
in the calaboOse until after his trial,
after which he was put on the street
While there he escaped and was not
seen again until yesterday. when the
police gathered him in. and passers
by can again see Lge converting big
rocks into little ones. but wearing a
bracelet on his ankle, for fear he
would again tire OF the COMPANY q
the police and forsake them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
REMNANTS-fresh and clean.
1G-2t ARDMoRE DRY GOODS co.
To Buy New Hose

A representative OF the Eureka Hose
Co. Of Dallas was in the city yesterday
and visited the fire department in the
interest OF his comptny. The depart.
ment is in need OF several thousand
feet Of hose and Chi'f Slaughter will
recommend to the council at the meet.
ing this afternoon that they uuy =0O0
feet Of cotton hose from the Eureka
Company. Mr.. Slaughter stated that
Insurance Inspector ingalls, Of Okla.
homa City recommended 10 him that
the company purchase extra hose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
Quick moal gasoline stoves at Biy
ems, Corhn G. Frensley's.


The police OF the CITY picked up n
negro here Saturday afternoon, who
was wanted in Texas as an accessory
TO a murder case. The negro is named
Barthy Ashley. He had been around
this city for the past year. Saturday
Marshal J. A. Payne Of Madison county
Texas, arrived in the city gave the
description and name Of the negro,
who was picked up uy the police in a
short while. The negro was taken TO
Texas by Mr.. avne. The case N which
he is wanted occurred about three
years ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
. tete y 90 . eeees
' PERSONAL NOTES. =
eees %tses

r. V. Forbes Of Marsden was iH
the city today
Emanuel Lowenstein left for the
east today to be gone several days.
G.. Vi. Stewart formerly Of this city.
is visiting in the city from Foster
Roy Bradford returned last evening
from q business trip to Mannsville.
Misses Efhe and Ethel Higgins we're
in the city from Gainesville Sunday
the giests " friends.
Miss Mimic Moore left Yesterday
for Berwyn. where she will join fish.
ing party which will go to oil Springs.
Springs.
Gen John l.. Gait went to krum
yesterday where he vii close con.
tract with the Kum band to furnish
music at the reunion.
Walter Colbert went north today on
business.
NJ. n. Barrett Of Ryan f. an Ard.
more visitor today.
VIII Paschel Is In the city ON bus.
mess from Berwyn.
Ellis wiles came In yesterday az.
ternoon from Lawton ~ spend several
days on business.
Mrs. g. p. Selvidge left yesterday
afternoon for whiteWright. Texas. "a
spend some time with relatives.
a. Bushev and family Of Denton.
Texas. are in the city visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John whayns.
Prof q. r selvidee made a bust.
ness trip to Sulphur yesterday In the
interest Of the Selvidge Business Col.
lege
Mrs. Dudley Hardy Is entertaining
Miss Edith Dewitt OF Amarillo. Texas.
and Miss Pearl Hughes Of Sanger.
Texas.
w. F. Gilmer former proprietor Of
the Gilmer hotel OF this city. now a
resident of Durant, is in the city
meeting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T Williams Of Dal.
las. who have been in the city visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Dudley Hardy,
have returned home
Dr. J. f. Young left today for Sui
phur 20 spend several days. DIR. Young
will attend the encampment Of the
B y P.fU.. OF the territory which Is
In session there. IBa
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Finlev Of Fort
Worth came up on the excursion Sun.
day and spent the day with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Finley. Doc Finley
and family Of Province were also the
guests OF his parents.
e. II Buchanan. manager NJ Maddens.
left this afternoon with his wife and
baby FOR Beaumont. Texas. Mrs. Blu.
chanan and baby will visit her rela.
lives there. Mr.. Buchanan sails from
Galveston Saturday noon for New
York City TO buy goods.
Mrs. j. W. Buchannon, mother 81
our townsman, Hal Buchannon. was
In the city today from Memphis. Tenn.
en- route 10 Sulphur. wnere she will re-.
main for some time. Mrs Buchannon
will return and visit for some time
with Mr.. Buchannon and the family Of
.. ID spragins, before going home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

Mr.. Robert Nevitt who is employed
by the Smith-Fraiey Lumber Co,
stumbled today a. the yard and fen
hurting his wrist where il had been
hurt In train wrecg sometime ago,
while his wrist Is not broken or dis.
located, Il IS bruised and IL Being
an old hurt VIII probably give him
some trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
Peaehe, and Cream and Thanks.

The fire boys enjoyed the luscious
pc aches and iceG cream, which SGs
sent them late yesterday afternoon
by Mesdames Stillwen II, Russell and
Ham p Bee. The treat coming as II
did Just as the days work was over,
II freman's work Is ever over, was
doubly enjoyed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

Mrs. Ruth IL. lesson. president OF
the Oklahoma Division OF Daughters
OF the Confederacy has written the
reunion committee that she will be
here during the reunion and that a
great number OF Oklahoma people will
be In attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

The secretary of the Dolla. Fair as.
sociatlon has written 20 the manager
OF the Ardmore Fair Association that
that he will be- here on the 20, -
and 2sth o. this month with as hao q
line OF race horses as there IS On Tex.
as. This bunch of horses alone woI!2
bring Grsat crowds here % see the
meet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

The United Daughters of the Confed.
eracy will meet Wednesday at Mrs.
W. X. lngram's at three O'Clock. Mem.
befs please attend.
MRS. y. w. CARTER. Pres.