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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

DeWitt's Little aarly Risers Pleas
ant little pills that do not grippe or
sicken. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co. :
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

ChiCkasaw students can secure a
six months scholarship in all depart
mcnts of Selvidge Business College
together with books and boarl, for
$40 The Federal GOV Nernmcnt pays the
bal~ ace. 1T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

DCard his train WhCn he had trans
acted his business with the clerk and
had turned JU dash out OF the door II
suddenly occurred to him that be hal
forgotten something. Here, boy he
shouted to % dimindtye negro hellboy
ON the bench run to room IS and
see whothcr ave left a Don ON the bu.
rcau. But un quick, as have only
five minutu- ino boy rushed mp the
stairs In two or. three minutes he re-.
turned ont oft breath YES sah' he
painted. you lott Ct, sub Kansas
city star
The poltrst man has been discover.
cl lie was hurTy.ng along the street
the other night when another man.
also in violent haste. rushed ont OF
a doorway and the Two collidod with
great force
Inc second man looked mad white
the polite man, taking of his hat
said:
My dear sir. , don't know which
my house phone Is oishtscvcu-sevcn
my house phone is cightscyon.scvct
of us is Co blame tor this violent On.
counter, buJ am in too great a hurry
to investigato. f ran into You, I beg
your pardon; il YOU ran into me, don't
mention it,
And he tore away with rcdoublcd
spccd.-Clicago Journal.
Jake Cotton, an old-time resident
Of near saltwater, was kicked in the
! tomach by a mule and killed
The Pioneer Telephone company,
which purchased the holdings of the
/ Topeka and El Reno Telephone CO,
at Lawton. are preparing to spend
$4,000 improving the service there.
\ new central system will be in
stalled.
It seems quite likely that Ethan
Allen of Pawhuska will be the Demo.
cratic candidate to oppose B $. Nc
CURE as constitutional convention
delegate from district No T.. Allen
a prominent banker of Pawhuska
The Citizens Bank of Lawton has
been nationalizcd and will hereafter
be known as the Lawton National
bank.
The compress at Shawnee has No.
ceived it's first consignment of cot
ton, 1Ol bales being brought i'm :,
the Santa Fc from Sparks.
Members of the Farmers rniou
at Durant have stored their new Co,
ton at Durant, refusing niua cent.
for same.
Fred l. Strough has comu'ered ;
preliminary survey for the Fris,'
from Shawnee TO Welutka.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

Original laXatiXe Coug' syrup, Ken.
nedy's Laxative Holcy and Tar. Nc
Opia.es. Sold by Hoffman Drug co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

Mrs. Roarcr says she never has good
success with her cakes unless sh4
uses our navoring extracts. 10 cents
an ounce.
% RAMSEY, the Druggist, .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

Payton Sisters Opera House all next
week. Prices t5, 25 and 35 cents. 25-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

dow. Exchange.
The story is told that % certain wo- |
man was reading the matrimonial col. /.
umns of paper AMI remarked to her |
husband. Here's strange coincidence !
A William Strange married Mar
tha Strange Strange indeed re.
marked her husband, but | expect
,he next news will be a little stran-
ger. Exchange
\ young woman in Washington had
been reading that Senator Morgan ad-
vocated the system of reciprocity.
What Is meant by reciprocity
asked she of young man, long known
to he her admircr.
Reciprocity. responded the guile
ful youth, may be defined TO mean an
exchange in which neither party gains
an undue advantage at the expense
of the other. For instance If you gave
me a kiss | should feel bound to give
you one in return
Il See answered the young woman,
but / fail to understand why an old
gentleman like Mr. Morgan should at
tach so much importance to it."-Sat-
urday Evening Post
It was in the dead Of night, ana
cold night at that. Mr.. Smith was
away and Peterson Smith, aged 6,
was getting over the measles.
Mother, may have drink of real
cold wator?" he asking waking Mrs.
Smith from a refreshing slumber.
Turn right over and 20 to sleep,
commanded Mrs. Smith. You are a
naughty boy to wake mother mp when
she put a pitcher Of water on your
table the very last thing before you
went TO bed"
zen minutes later the small voice
pipcd out again: Mother, | want a
drink of water"
"Petcrson!" said Mrs Smith, stern.
ly IF you say that again / shall get
up and spank you
There was five minutes silence,
and again Peterson spoke:
Mother" he said, cheerfully, when
you get up to spank me may have
a drink of Kansas City Jour
nal.
Mr. Miggles was trying to call up a
friend who lived in a suburban town.
Mr.. Miggles looked up the number and
then got central.
Hello" he said, give me Elmdale,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
"Elmdale? III give you the long
distance
Long distance asGed, what is 1t
"Elmdale two-ought-four-seven."
"Elmdalc two-ougnt-four-seycn
Yes"
what is your NUMBER"
"l just told you Elmdale two-ought
- -
Il mean your mouse number"
"SiXty-fve Blicken street"
on, that isn't what | mean. Youl
phone number.
why didn't you say so?" asked Mr.
Miggles, who Is noted fer his quic
temper
Il did What is it?"
"NiolCt Park, eight-seyen-seven."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

The Dali Ardmoreite SOC month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

In n hotel in Washington certain
congressman from the West had
hurried to the clerks counter He had
just ten minutes in which to pay his
bill, reach the railway station and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23

4N'N i'l IA WAN
=
Several days ago in cheap rostau-
liant waiter brought two sott-boilod
eggs to % customer. At once the dus.
Ky sorvitor struck one of the eggs
with spoon and the contents Of the
smell was dropped into an egg cup.
rhc customer caught a whifr OF the
egg and avertcd his head.
Shall open auotnah sah?' asked
the waiter.
no was the reply. open a win
dow. Exchange.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-23
NEWSPAPER cHAFF.

Write odos to Bryan il you caro- to,
To Love and all pertaining thereto.
September holds my muse this minute
Because there are nyc pay days in it,.
-Ncw York Mail
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
Efa as Sustained.

'g by the Sup A sls5 of the decision of Itsr Hart ppholding the 3of the road tax amend Eat hl, constitution means s3 tIcounties of Arkansas < Ea0to los8v their precious ssfIe ofsa tax for the build a1inairteaazfee o high
 lit rasnns that road zs 6 still to be collected off , Ioperty and rsed as a
 the aid of property GgSswho are willing to go e1sir 6ekets and tax sss. Z the paving of
 sXaSfsssesans that AErkan- 44.#a in the front gSSfdates by reason of '51HstNo and equitable sxssa2E asteaa of being gsMfsg paace with those sRc doMealths s9sS91& provide 10 sg3zEH@ issag of' money gaa ll>e Court had
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
If Knoking Paid

Ifknocking paid, how easily
 We might win fr'dom siom our cares The problems that are hard for me
 Would soon be trivial affairs. I'd live in luxury and own
 An auto of the highest grade: With all my troubles overthrown I'd shout for joy, if knocking paid Of all the things that people do
 trow the easiest by far Is finding that the worlds askew,
 And knocking at the things that are The lazy man who turns his gaze,
 A thousand times upon the clock. And dawdles meanly through the days Is never too inert to knock. The one who !abors all day long
 With brewny arm and all his might Finds thatso very much is wrong.
 And ohl so little that is right: If knocking paid, his wife would wear
 Fine gems upon her soft, white hands And there would be palace where
 His poor dnpainted cottage stands Alas, that what is must be sol That all things are not otherwise? This world is but vale of wec. Where man must languish stll he dies The easy things are not the kind
 That cause the cares we bear to fade do not doubt that We should find ! It hard to knock if knocking paid
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
Straw Hats by the stock, at.
The Carlisle Mere. Co.

The Carlisle Mere. Co. Postmaster E, A. Wtson had busS aess in Lonoke Saturday. Z Castor Oil, Linseed Oil, Turpentine.
 Alexander. We are sorry to state that Captain Dice, IS very sick this eees. Fine Perfumery and Toilet articles
 Alexander. You can get good pair Overalls for 50c from the, The Carlisle Mer. Co. Patent Medicines and Stock Food
 Alexander. Love and whiskey get credit for mak. ing fools of some men who wsre born foolish.
 P. & W. ouinine 48O grains to the ounce.
 ". J. D. Alexander. Sugar house moiasses In Barrels 4Oc gaion.
 Car isle Mer. Co. Nothing is calculated to make a man feel smaller than to reach out to shake, hands and not be noticed by the other fel ow.
 Meats foot oil Coperas varnish Fish oil,
 Alexander. -FOR SALE--One alcCorrnick corn Shredder, one Pea Thresher in good Call on or address.
 AC. P. Wise.
 Carlisle, Ark. Our base bal boys went over to Des Arc Monday and played two real nice games of bal with that team Our boysswere pretty badly beaten both games but they say that it don't hurt very bad to get beat by a team like the Des Arc boys. as they are very and and hosritsble
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

Ssafter 5f the ,dffferent ssgs sgaarlss, .,s, State were in < Ahs Italian Little. Rock inthrop h,sday.- 5EsSss 5s5selcomed
 ss8 ssss gathered ans have noml-1 sss's closeup e@9apson, q Pine and proAsgsessIpan s.s meats from ry oke SSgseon in charg ee.@ Ez4 at New sE Eng'etter school rits nas eaohers and s hardly know
 sg# aer election. @ 5w that it Is no
 %sfhing to hear
 liver Tt on the thrift as af Carlisle! The
 atefprise of our
 ssemite ss the general air s the h asl always visible 555 Y = e'is a good town sror William of Gsrrday. but there is Queen s uS Maud at rovement and the Attending gala most ripe to fill
 ritative denial ce
 the report that
 bter of United sthe work I k am
 hitelaw Reid. is t:I:4
 Acheson. ilty to get
 Gage. former secret an honest E, and one of the cot..4 :..a., Is|||sd Rnanc3ers, who Is laeest iailn- I I . has joimodern life :! lSshe pleasure sssh work tor Its sE believe the only RET thing is to go and
 one scoop today prospects for to- Seflelieve there is 2 f'ere for every man to dig 1t out.g ] S sqllare deal. ~l s;ithout prejudice S ! see it. . $ sss of the decision of ltsr Hartqpholding the ssss sg ilof the road tax amend ssss sat tbe constitution means s tlcounties of Arkansas adtos loss their precious s ss s fje ofsa tax for the build s. ssss R s a1 maintenance o7 nigh kt nssans that road Ir#
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
A Letter,

To the good people of Carlisle and l
 vicinity,
 iwish to say few more words in regard to poo rooms. There seems to be q great misunderstanding on the part of some of our people regarding pool games Some people seem to get the modern pool hall mixed up with the race horse pooling rooms and think that 1t IS the FOOL TABLES that they are making fight on in the cities This Is very sad mistake. as you go into any first class up,to-date cify of almost any size and you will find pool hails running under the endorsement of the | best of citizens.
 Whete there is nc drinking or bos- teroususss, no betting or other bad habits low ed there is no more harm n good game of pool than there is in a game of base ball or croquet, without one half of the danger there is Tn foot or base ball.
 Some people contend that pool halls can't be run successfully without a blind tiger in connection. This is the worst possible ignorance on anyone's s part to think any such thing as this. Whi it is true that some pool halls have sold whiskey yet it is foo ishness of the worst ass to suppose that a pool hall can not be run on sound, honest business principles and it is nc more necessary to sell whlskey in a Epool hall than in a Barber shop ol Grocery store. In my pool hall there Is positive ' no betting swearing or boisteFoiisness to erated and as for. whiskey. You all know how I stand on whiskey subject and it is needless for me to say that it would not be to erated for an instant
 Also the report has been started that Lee Johnson of Hagen owns this pool : hal and that I am only working it IT for him. This is very blank mistake MF Johnson is in no way interested in il except that got the tables iron: him l have full control of said ha , and 1t wi be under my persons man agement, no one else has any in. terest in it whatever. No boys under age of Is years are permitted to enter this room and all others are required to act in gentlemanly manner or move on. most earnestly invite the fair minded 9eop to visit me and see the game's played and indulge if you wish.
 Next Thursday night. Ju'y 18th 1906 will be especal y reserved for Ladies night and on tlYat night most cordial { ly invite all the Ladies to come, and see and play the game. On this night no one but Ladies and their escorts wi be permitted to enter the hall. So as to insure you of no crowd of l9afers being on hand.
 Come out and be convinced is all I ask. The hall IS always open for inspeesion.
 Yours for fair and honest dea ings and ? easant evenfsg.
 C. c. COOK,
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
oxidiue, Plantation and Groves ( hill Tonic. ~~

Alexander.
 Rev. Wade Pharr will preach at Pinsy Woods school house Tuesda ay evening, Juy F, at o'clock. Every body invited
 Mrs. L B. Nicholson returned to her home in DeValls Bluff Sunday after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Carlisle.
 Just received nice line of srit Cases, Trunks, Hand Bags and TeIe- scopes They will be sold cheap
 Csr,is Mereantl c Go The carpenters are putting the finishing touch on the 5 F Echlin concrete building
 T, 0 King is home from Little Rock wlere he bought an up.to-date bath ing ouitt which .he will install in connection with his new barber shop Rev. and Mrs. J. H. McKelvy are home from Des Arc where Bro. Me kelvy attended the district conference which was in session at that place lass week.
 Among those who attended the dis trict conference at Des Are last week were: Messrs. Chas. King, J R. Wells l. NJ. Fuller, J, c Crane and Ed Snow and Mesdames, l. NJ. Fuller and J. C. Crane and Misses Ella King and Bertha Wickfand.i They report yesg pleasent. trip
 Mr. Henry Kit CT, living east of town was accldently hit in the face with sledge hammer yesterday, while uniointing pipe It cut a se- we're gash in his upper lip and looseued two of his front teeth We are glad to say that he is doing as well as .eoald be expected
 We have Gasoline power merry -go- round and wish 10 make dates with picnic committees.
 BkleHrcp BROS. {ul l2-z Carlisle, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
Fitative denial cs

Der of United sthe work. Nam sss,s~ aehssoDl Re''' IS -aI.ility to get Gage. former secret an honest : and one of the cot.tas+ ;na,,- d hnancfers< who Is lstecs6 ihsi'i-
 1ea has joiinodern life
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

his amend & flon adopt
 Eng'stter school 3 was 1as eaohers and SHs st hardly know M \. Vote fer it @ aer election.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

'llnent had failed numerous projects for the paving of streets m1 1Sttle Rock and other cities th}s Ugh improvement districts would have been abandoned.
 Really, public spirited and progressive people do not like to picture in their minds the unfortunate results that would
 have come if this beneficent
 enactment had been struck down. But now that 1t has been affirmed by the highest tribunal igf the state let the great cause of good roads and good streets move forward in
 Arkansas without a halt.--Ark-
 sas Gazette.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
Addittnal Locals.

h9G1ltNal IoSdlS.
 It is hard to down an upright citizen. Paper, Envelopes and Tablets.
 Alexander. No man ever shares the self-esteem of his neighbor.
 Combs, Hair and Paint Brushes.
 Alexander. Thick tongues are responsible for a lot of thin ideas
 Sulphur. Salts, Copperas, Rosin and Putty.
 Alexander Walter Lewis, of Little Rock spent Sunday and Sunday night with H. N Thomson.
 WANTED-Fiye Thousand Chick ems.
 J. C. Ash. Havana Filler Cigars and Rep Rangers.
 Alexander. Cali on c. R. Marsh at Holt & Co.'S. office for fire Tightening or Tornado insurance.
 0 Smith and G. E. Ellis spent g few hoWs in Little Rock Monday seyensng
 Don't forget that flour when you want good bread. Get Choctaw at Buechley's. / Ifyou want good pair ef~work pants, see those for $l co at The Carlisle Mere Co A woman may say what che thinks, bnt's a safe bes that sbe doesn't think half she says.
 Just received st Buechleys a lot Of Boys and mems extra size pants. The kind everybody wear y J E Muzzy has the most-ssp to:date Stock of Wall Paper in carlisle with prices to suit the customer The Carlisle Mer. Co. will save you money ou Oxford Shoes for ladies or gents, their prices are right.
 Ifyour chickens do not lay they need' oyster shell, or eggs that kihs the mites, Both for sale st Buechley. -e1 I Serve tire ssress- Lily fee Cream Co.'S cream, made from pure cows milk in Memphis. B G Lemon 4 freight car got off of the~track west of town Sunday, which caused the 9.30 passenger to be little late J 0. Smiths Hardware Store is headquarters for sll kinds of machine oil machine repairs and pipe attings. Mrs W E. Hickey, has returned to her home in Rocky Oklahoma after q pleasant visit with relatives in Car hsle, C./C. Cook has opened a pool ha' in the building formerly occupied by O. smisss, 2Dd door east of the Turrentine Hotel The Carlisle Mer. Co. are making -HCt4hi BiiCCo Oh tnCli of l 0rgandies and surpmer dress goods Call and see them.
 MT II. 5 smith returned to his home i'll Lexington, Oklahonpa Tues- day after long visit with relatives and old friends in Carlisle. I placed saa00. insurance in June, See me for rate before insuring rour property Your choice of three A II. BscUs Messrs Herbert Disheroou and E ,ercy Henry, advertising agents for fae ArkansAs State Far which IS to be |eld In Hot Spring, from lst to 10th ] k.October. were very pleasant callers i this office Tuesday. With her push 1x citizens in the cad Hot Springs 61 nsyer make q failure.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

It is hard to down an upright citizen Paper, Envelopes and Tablets.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

Mrs. ] o. Smith is visiting her mother Mrs $. E. Koonce, of Little Rock this week.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
To the Public.

I am prepared to do all kinds of shoe repairing on short notice, will be found for the present at NJ. Nadoo's harness store. B R Prible.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12
ost Irnpor- Aome and @ Week.
ST, souTHalr Agso-
'C eeds sesE ews ltele needs a SRest. Ind would be ss organized.
krEMs

After 5f the ydfffersnt narlese .s, State were in sRhe Italian Little. Rock
 yinthrop b,sday. 5selcomed
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

5w that it is no ~rfhing to hear alvernt on the thrift k as af Carlisles The
 aterprise of our ssemite the general air the aal always visible v eis a good town
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-12

sror William of Gsrrday. but there is
 oassr ens h1mouIs Ms"a st F rovement and the
 Attending gala most rips to fill
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-22
BUILDINGS REMAINING STAND.
ING At VALPARAISO DAM.
AGED BEYOND REPAIR.
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND DEAD
LIFE IN ALL THE STRICKEN
CITIES OF CHILE.

Santiago, Chile. Aug. 22.-The peo-
pie arriving here from Valparaiso esti-
mate that SO per cent of the buildings
In the Terremote district of that city
have been destroyed. All reports
agree In saying that the Almendral
and the southern districts of Val
paraiso suffered the most severely.
According to some of the reports Val
paraiso may be said to have been to-
tally destroyed, 1t being asserted that
nearly all the houses which remained
standing having been SO shaken that
they must be pulled down. One OF the
travellers who arrived here during the
day says that more than 800 persons
were killed in that part Of Valparaiso
known as the port and that 500 per-
sons were injured there. but It is I'm
possible to verify his statement.
The majority of the inhabitants of
Valparaiso are camped on the hills
surrounding that city, in the parks
and thoroughfares or have sought
refuge on board vessels at anchor in
the bay
A conservative estimate places the
number Of homeless people at 10000
and the distress, which is already
great. Is increasing
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-22
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND
LATE ESTIMATE OF NUMBER or
DEAD At VALPARAISO AND
ELSEWHERE.

Buenos Ayres, Aug. 22.-The Ma.
chion publishes a special dispatch
from La Paz. Bolivia, announcing that
c,000 persons lost their lives as a re-
suit of the earthquake shocks and fires
at Valparaiso, that ITO deaths from
the same causes occurred at Limache.
40 at Quillota, 35 at Conchalf, IL at
Petaroa, 80 at La Placilla and at La
Calera.
On Sunday last. Aug. 10. there was
q strong convulsiOn at Valparaiso.
which produced further panic.
The Chilean ministry OF the interior
reports that the railroad from Tiltil
10 Batuco is working regularly, but
that from Tiltil to Santiago the line
Is not working. At Colina. Batuco,
Polipico and Tiltil the railroad sta
tions. stores and dwellings have all
been destroyed. The president Of
Chile has ordered the immediate con-
struction of provisional buildings of
wood and zinc In order to house the
homeless. Military engineers are now
repairing the railroads and telegraph
lines.
The authorities mt Valparaiso are Or
ganizing distributing centers where
food and medicine will be served to
the earthquake sufferers. The latter
are displaying exemplary patriotism
and courage
Large parties Of convicts who es-
capped from the prisons have been
committing robberies and other crimes
at Valparaiso. Casa Blanca and vina
del Mar, but the majority of them
have been captured and summarily
dealt with. Upwards OF fifty have
been publicly shot and this severe ac->
tion upon the part of the authorities
Is exercising a salutary effect on the
convicts who are still at large.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-22
FORMER CANDIDATE FOR PRESl.
DENT OF CUBA LEADER OF
REVOLUTION.
AUTHORITIES ORDER HIS ARREST
MANY RESIDENTS or THE PROV
INCES SEEK SAFETY IN GU
BAN CAPITAL.

Havana, Aug. 22.-The Cuban gov
that General Jose Miguel Gomez, who
was a candidate for the presidency
has left Yagajar. province of Santa
Clara, accompanied by band OF in
surgents Previous to this definite
information there have been number
of rumors, hitherto authoritativeiy de-
MED, that General Gomez was plan
ming to lead revolution In Cuba and
his visit to the United States last
winter is said TO have been for the
purpose of purchasing arms. which
also was denied.
The authorities of Santa Clara prov
ince have been ordered to arrest Gen.
eral Gomez His secretary, Juan Men
cia, has been arrested at Guanabacoa.
The latter had long been under the
surveillance of the police on account
Of his connection with the movement
at Guanabacoa In February last.
WHICH TtSulltu III TIC IuL al Sudiu Va
capturing a camp of outlaws, dozen
horses and quantity of provisions.
after fight in which a number Of
rural guards were.k .killed or wounded.
Several armed men were arrested
on the roads leaving this city.
Many people are coming into Ha-
vana, fearing to remain In the coun-
try.
A band of about a dozen armed In
surgents. while endeavoring to pass
unobserved near the city waterworks
at Palatino. were ordered to halt.
They replied with volley and then
disappeared.
The authorities are endeavoring to
prevail upon young men to volunteer
here for service In the rural guards.
The inhabitants of the province of
Pinar del Rio are alarmed and are
concentrating in the towns. Where
they do not flock to the towns they
are taking their horses and cattle into
the houses to prevent them from be-
ing stolen II is feared the city of
Pinar del Rio will be occupied by the
insurgents shortly.