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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

District No. y.
Miss Lillian collins. .25,o24
District No. I.
Miss Lillian MeNees. .......... .23,367
District No. 5.
Miss Mollie satterheld ........ 22,346
Did you ever stop 10 think that
some people work a lifetime and noy
or save enough money to enjoy n
trip through Colorado such as the
Ardmorelte Is giving away yet the
Ardmoreite is Offering 10 the young
women Of this vicinity an opportunity
90 secure a trip for eight weeks work?
The contest which decides who Is the
most popular young woman In Indian
Territory and who. through point OF
popularity Is entitled 10 the fine up
right piano. clocs next Saturday night
The many candidates are working
s,renuously this last week and sub
scriptions and votes are coming in
galore. Not another special vote
offer will be inaugurated and those
having orders In hand will greatly aid
the contest department Of the Ard.
moreite n they will turn them IN AT
once. Quite rush Is expected on
the last night OF tho contest and II
may be possible that there viii he
too much buinoss 10 attend 10 In the
limited time allowed which will re-
suit In a candidate or two being beat
on on account Of not getting In early
enough TO have t.c votes issued.
An alarm clock set for 10 sharp
will be in full view of the Ardmorcite
ONCE. where the contest will close,
and the sound Of its gong viii mack
the end OF the great good natured tug
fwar The final counting OF the bal.
lots will be public and every one Is
invited TO attend. As soon after 10
O'Clock as the Judge and tally clerk
can be selected by the respective can
didates the count will proceed and
tho winners decided as quickly as
possible
Come TO the Ardmoreite ONCE next
Saturday night by all means. Contest
ants should most certainly be repre-
scented by gentleman friend TO wit
ness the count
Candidates residing In country dis
tricts should not depend upon the
mails to make exact connections. Al
reserves should he mailed not later
than Friday night. July p. The last
counting OF the ballots before the
judges canvass the reserves will b'
made Friday evening at 3 o'clock II
should also be kept In mind that al
outstanding one vote coupons must be
east before o'clock Wednesday even
ing II they are TO be counted Coupe
of this character which creep into t1
ballot box afterward will be prompt
ly discarded boy The judges.
Now is the time for candidates wh
are little behind IN the race 20 rc
mp and dust" Make the most OF cv
cry minute. But four more dag, ro
main in the contest aud as the re
serves of the respective candidate
are nearly equal Il win depend upol
the worl, OF the balance Of the veel
as 10 who will Doc awarded tho Sl5r
In prizes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

The management OF the Arumore
sanitarium is always on the alert and
keeps adding to the Sanitarium the
latest scientific equipments for the
treatment OF disease. The latest
addition TO the sanitarium Is a High
Frequency twenty-inch coil X-Ray ma
chine This Is the newest static cleo
trio machine known TO the profession
and possesses many advantages over
the older makes OF X.Ray machinon.
The X-Ray attachment affords a
light OF greater penetration and for.
eign substances in the body can be
more easily detected. ana eneir loca-
tion determined with greater accuracy.
BY means OF this powerful ray of
light photographs OF the body may be
taken. In this way broken or injured
bones can be treated scientifically.
Bullets or needles that have lodged
near vital organs can be located with
certainty and their removal effected
without danger. Electricity has be.
come very popular in the treatment
Of diseases The violet ray which this
machine produces has become known
TO the scientific world as a great rem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24
Stimulation wi,hou, Irritation.

That Is the watchword. That Is
what orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleanses and stimulates the bowels
without irritation In any form. Poff.
man Drug Co.. City Dru" Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24
NINE PERSONS KILLED.
Steel Steamer Cuts Ship in Two While
Leaving Voncouver.

Steel Steamer Cuts Ship In Two While
Leaving Voneouver.
Vancouver B. c., July 23,--Nine per
sons lost their lives this afternoon by
an accident which occurred in Bur.
mrd inlet, the harbor OF Vancouver
The steamer Chohalis was run down
and cut in two by the steel steamer
Princess Victoria, leaving this port for
Victoria and Seattle, The Chehalis had
on board a party of fifteen bound for
the oyster beds az Blundeu harbor, ON
the northern coast OF British Colum-
bia The party included the owners
of the beds and representatives OF the
English syndicate contemplating pur-
chasing the oyster beds.
The missing:
Mrs. r. III. Brice.
Hilda Mason, a little girl.
Barnett Benwell, aged Q.
Dr Hutton, of Rock Bay hospital,
=. j. Clicka, secretary-treasurer of
hte British Columbia Native oyster
company.
M II. Crawford deck hand OF the
Chehalis.
Two japanese, fremen.
Chinese cook
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

The truss for comfort and good SER
vice is the Smithsonian. 4 at guar
anteed. Sl.OO to $500.
T. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

/. Cash must accompany all orders
for subscriptions
2. Persons paying Tor the Ardmore-
tie before June ith, are not entitled
90 votes IN this contest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24
POTENT POWER
or ELECTRICITY
ArdmOre Sanitarium Has Installed a
High Frequency Twenty-InCh
Induction Coil Machine

edy for the checking OF cancerous
growths. It has also been demonstrat.
ed that skin diseases and diseases Of
the nerves quickly give way before
the force Of electricity when sclentif
ically applied. Among al the great
treatments for the White Plague, con.
sumption, there is no more potent
power than electricity. The resonators.
one placed on the lung" the other on
the opposite side Of the body, gives
the patient the full benefit of the
ozone.
Another great feature Of this ma.
chine is the perfect control which
the operator has Of the current. TIE
degree OF intensity is changed by the
mere turn OF a switch and the pa.
tlent may receive just the amount
OF electricity required. This perfect
control OF the current is unknown to
the ordinary static machines.
Physicians all over the country will
appreciate the presence OF the Induct.
i've Coil machine at the Ardmore San
itarium and will not be slow TO take
advantage OF II in the treatment OF
their patients.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

Fruit Jars at Stevens, Kennerly &
SpTagins Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

Mccormick mowers and rakes u
Biyens, Corhn & Frensley's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24

The City Fish Market will move on
or before Sept. to L.nn's old stand.
lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-24
ROLL OF HONOR.

District No. 3.
Miss f.sybsll Johnson ....... s7,359
District No. 2.
Miss Thadie James. ..... 6e,898
District No. 4.
Miss Lillian Collins. ..........2 25,02A
District No. /.
Miss Lillian MeNees. es.......... .23,367
District No. 5.
Miss Mollie satterfeld ........ 22,346
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
NO PASSES AFTER AUGUST 2S
Railroads viii Do All Their Reforming
at One Time.

Although they have until January /.
1907 under the ant-pass amendment to
the Interstate commerce act, to abolish
free interstate transportation a num-
Der Of the Western and Southern rail-
roads have announced their intention
of cutting of all passes on August 2s-
the date the new rate law goes into
effect.
Instructions have been sent out 10
cut down the time limit on all trip
passes now out so that they will expire
on that date, and all annual passes will
he cancelled at thesame time. Among
the roads which have decided on this
program are all the Hartman lines.
II is contended that it viii be Just
as easy to put all the reforms into
operation at the one time. The new
rate schedules, it is contended by the
railroad magnates, will stir up no little
strife and annoyance for a while. and
to follow this five months later by the
enforcement OF the anti-pass law they
believe will only serve to renew their
troubles. Therefore they intend to re-
form all at once.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Take Care of the Eyes

The woman who wants pretty eyes
vii not have them circled with dark
lines. Nor will she have great eye sacs
under her eyes The pretty girls eyes
are never heavy in the lids. They are
never laden underneath with great
bags. They are never red as TO the
lashes, and the brows are never un-
ruly. On the contrary the eyes Of the
pretty girl are of the shining variety.
beautifully clear. and of the hind
which can open widely and look one
right in the face.
To get eyes like this one must not
abuse the eyes. The girl who sews
late at night. the girl who rubs her
eyes, the girl who let's her lids and
lashes become neglected, this girl cam
not hope to have pretty eyes.
The eyebrows should not be neglect
ed. The woman who wants nice eye
brows can heat little almond oil and
apply it nightly to the eyes with a
small brush. In this manner the eye
brows can be influenced. Often they
are inclined to grow straggly. But by
painting them with a brush regularly
they can be trained into shape.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Il Good Complexion

When a woman desires to improve
( complexion one of the most diff
lt things to get her to believe is that
ore can be done from within than
pm without Very careful living,
I tn diet formed according to in
vidual peculiarities, and combined
f. th plenty Of fresh air and exercise,
Il work positive wonders in a few
'onths. Yet. though the fact has been
owed over and over again. few wo-
en- will give the experiment a trial
ney want the elixir of beauty in
5ttle, to be doled out in wineglass-
ls.
The face, Of all the parts Of the body.
most important, and every care
lould be taken to promote and en-
Rnce its beauty. Wrinkles, If super
eial, may always be removed by
entle massage. and children should be
.arned Of the danger they run of per-
lanently disturbing their features by
baking grimaces. The face should
ever be washed with anything but
bft water.
Half the compilations in this city,
to thea authorities, are ruined
" the use of hard water; it destroys
n beauty and delicacy Of skin, and is
to a much larger extent
nan late hours and crowded rooms
or the premature appearance Of old
ge.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
GUARDSMEN PLAN
RIFLE PRACTICE
To Spend Week on Mary
land Range Preparing For
Sea GiFt

All Delaware guardsmen will be
fixing their eyes on the rifle ranges of
New Jersey and Delaware In the COM
ing few weeks. On August 26, Col
onel J. C. Ewing. inspector of small
arms practice of the First Delaware
Infantry will take a squad of twenty
men TO the Maryland rife range near
Annapolis for weeks practice before
the targets. The men VIII be drilled
In thevarous positions. and at vari-
GUS distances in preparation for the
Interstate competition at Sea Girt,
New Jersey in which the First Della
ware team viii participate.
The twenty men picked from the
State rife squad by Colonel Ewing
met last night at the armory and dis
oussed plans for the preliminary prac-
tice and the trip 10 the Maryland
range and Sea Girt.
one OF the greatest drawbacks
Delaware Guardsmen have had 90
contend with is the lack OF an ade-
quate outdoor range IN the State at
which men could improve their marks
manship by systematic drill and prac-
tico.
Another hindrance which makes for
a poor showing is that there are less
than five hundred men from which
to select a team.
Pennsylvania. New York and New
Jersey have from ten TO thirty thou
sand from which to choose.
In discussing the relative standing
of the teams one of the guardsmen
said last evening; Delaware with its
one regiment OF iufpiitry from which
to pick a squad of twenty marksmen
ranks as high in proportion as New
York or Pennsylvania. with the pick
Of from $1,000 to 10000 men. and Della
ware people should consider the con-
ditions and advantages surrounding
the competitors before declaring
Delaware's representatives outclassed.
I'VE expect our boys TO do better
this year than last but until the
State can afford 70 give the guard a
rangN on which to practice, and the
same instructions and attention which
other States give their marksmen,
topnotchers' cannot be expected.
Great credit is due the team last year
for the showing it made"
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Apple Dessert

Six apples, peeled and cored;. cook
until soft, but not broken, in 1 i-2 cups
sugar, l cup water and small strips
lemon peel When cooked lift out
carefully; put in a glass dish; have
dissolved tablespoonfuls phosphated
gelatine. Put the gelatine in the syrup
Chat remains after cooking the ap-
ples) and pour over the apples When
cool put a teaspoonful Of grape or cur
rant jelly on top of each apple. Whip
whites Of 8 eggs stiff and add 3 tea
spoonfuls sugar. Arrange in six por-
tions and bake until light brown; then
place each portion on the top of each
apple. This is a delicious dessert
eaten cold, with soft custard.
Soft custard-Put one pint Of milk
in double boiler; when boiling add the
yolks of 3 eggs and 2-3 cup of sugar.
When cool add little lemon and va
nilla extract.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
GOOD CARD FOR
Matinee RACES

Thirteen is not expected to be an
unlucky number in the calendar Of the
Delaware Horse Show Association if
the program for the thirteenth regu-
lar matinee races. just issued is any
criterion.
The card is made up Of six events,
with total Of thirty-six entries.
Seven horses win start in the first
and second events; five in the third
and fourth. four in the fifth. and eight
in the sixth.
The entries include some of the best
"goers" IN the local stables. The Off
cials for the day will be; Starter
will be Colonel G. p Postles; judges.
Samuel Murphey, Jr.. Michael Dom
ahue and T. j. Early; timers, S. d.
Townsend. Fred Z. Golding and Frank
P. Thatcher and clerk. S. II. Wilson.
Jr
Evening journal., 1906-08-16

Styles that are correct sizes for every one
prices that are positively lower than fac
tory prices.
Bathing Shoes in black and white, have rub
Der soles Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Babies Shoes, in Russia calf, button, plain
toe, sizes 1 to and 3 to g; were Sr25,
now .................. ............ I5c
Boys Tan Lace Shoes. sizes 9, 10 1917, L,
and AZ, were SI.5o and $3.50, now $Loo
Children's and Misses broken lots Of Ok
ford Ties; comfort shape; sizes 811 to ?;
were 81. so, now ...................$I.2
Boys Patent ColtslIin Oxford Ties, sizes 10
to 51z were $3.50 and $500, now. $Ioo
Womens tan, red, violet or blue, Gibson or
sailor ties one OF the best bargains of
fered in this sale; were $500 and $3.50
now .................. ..........9 ..9l.oo
Mems Tan Oxfords this includes every pair
of tan shoes that we have left in stock and
includes every style and most every size in
each style Price .................$16o
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
WILMINGTON DAY
AT PENNSGROVE

To-day is Wilmington Day at
Divers Grove Campmeeting, Penns-
grove, n. j., and this merning the
steamer Ulrica carried goodly num-
ber of Wilmingtonians over to the
Jersey shore.
The Rev. A. S. Mowbray. D. D., de-
livered the sermon this morning and
the Rev. George White Dawson
preached this afternoon
This evening at 7SO the Rev. John
M. Arters, of this city. viii preach. and
the Wilmington people win return on
the special 10 o'clock boat.
The campmeeting has been one of
the most successful held at Penns-
grove, and the results achieved foretell
q very successful close on August %.
The Rev. William Stone, who was
musical director of Brandywine Sum-
init Camp, is in charge of the music.
and is assisted in the evening services
by a large orchestra. The Rev II. w.
Bolton, d. D., of the Wilmington Con-
ference, evangelist, viii have charge
of the camp there from August 10 to
22d.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
ADDS LIGHT TO THAW CASE
Statement That Chorus Girls Joke Led
to Murder is Strengthened.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6-Florenz Zieg-
field, husband of Anna Held. who re-
turned 10 this country from Paris yes
terday, ampnhed the statement recently
made that the killing OF Stanford
White by Harry X. Thaw was the out
come Of a chorus girls joke. Mr. zieg-
field was represented as telling how
chorus girl who sailed upon the Same
boat with him. the day before Mr..
White was killed. explained that the
architect was really shot because a girl
in a spirit Of fun, had called upon the
victim the night before his death and
left word that Mrs. Thaw was the
caller.
"The story was correctly reported In
tho paper so far as it went" said Mr.
Ziegfeld. 'but it was not told in its>en-
tirety. The circumstances We're these:
We sailed on Saturday morning, June
20. and on Monday night late a mar
conigraph came to our vessel announce
ing the mlrder Of Mr.. Stanford White
by Harry Shaw That meant nothing
to us. for none had ever heard OF Harry
Shaw.
Among the passengers was Hattie
Forsythe. who had been a member OF
the chorus I'm one of my companies.
She drew me one side and said, That
must be Thgw. Il means that Mr.. White
was murdered by Harry X. Thaw.'
"Then she said that three girls had
taken a night ride in an automobile tine
previous Thursday night. and that one
of them proposed calling on Mr.. White
whom they all knew. They drove 10
Madison Square Garden and were taken
up to Mr.. Whites apartments i'm the
tower. Mr.. White proved not 10 be
there and the party returned to the
ground floor. Here the elevator at
tendant asked what names he might re-
port 40 Mr.. White.
"'Oh, tell Mr.. White that Mrs. Harry
Thaw called, said one of the girls Then
Miss Forsythe went on to tell me that
next day White sent n magnificent bas-
ket of roses TO Mrs. Thaw, with his
card. and wrote her regretting his alb
sence upon the occasion Of her call. She
said that she knew that Thaw saw the
roses and read the note
Il certainly understood that Miss
Forsythe was one Of the three young
women; so much so, I'm fact. that I did
not ask her any specific question. How
otherwise could she guess the facts and
know the story. The steamer left New
York before the tragedy occurred. and
there would have been no way for her
to have learned of it. And I supposed
that she was the one who perpetrated
the joke. for she herself said that she
once impersonated Mrs Thaw I'm an es-
capade. But. Of course, may be wrong
in my conclusions"
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Mems Clothing

The comfort giving kind--having fit and
finish, style and wear, and becoming to the
wearer's particular build and style. These
suits appeal to the best dressed men through
their custom-rnade appearance, and will ap-
peal to the economical buyer because of
their reduced price.
Mems and Youths Worsted Suits, extra fine
quality, were $500, now..........S .SI4oo
Mems and Youths Worsted Dress Suits,
long cut coats, latest style trousers, were
SI 500, now .............. ql2OO
Mems and Youths Worsted Suits, long cut
coats, stylishly cut trousers, good value at
$I2oo. but decided bargain at. 5000
Mems and Youths long cut coats full cut
trousers. serge and venetian Innings, were
$1,000 and SI2.oo; special price. $3.50
Cashmere and Cheviot Suits, all sizes and
patterns. The quality is the best for the
money and they are this seasons style;
worth $500 and $1,000; to be closed out
Tor ............t...... .......... $500
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Book Specials

To make long story short, we have re-
duced about dozen different titles that
were 81 so editions, and are going to sell
them at SOC This list contains some OF the
most interesting books in our store. aa
The Yellow Van.........R Richard Whiting
The Great Adventurer Robert Shaclleton
On Satan's Mount. ........ Dwight Tilton
Trelawnv .............. Holman Freeland
Four-in-hand .......... Geraldine Anthony
Nv Tapanese Prince Archibald Gunter
The Fool. William Carson
Brckespeare ............. George Lawrence
Doom Castle ................N Neil Munroe
The Overford ...............A Allen Mclvor
Tito William Carson
A Kings Pawn. Hamilton Drummond
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
IMP OF INDIGESTION
How to Get the Better Of This Cause
of Misery.

of Misery.
A scientific writer upon stomach
troubles says: IF you have ever suf.
fered from Indigestion ,-and who has notT
your Imagination has probably pictured
a ferocious little imp dancing in the pit
of your stomach, causing that organ to
neglect all Of its duties. with a result
that is not only painful but fills you with
misery from day to day" This writer
certainly had suffered with indigestion,
for there is no more disagreeable, nerve
racking and siclS-all-over disease than
indigestion.
A great many people who have been
treated for years for diseases Of the
heart, liver or kidneys, when they used
Mona stomach tablets found that not
only did Mona cure the stomach disorder,
but it made them well all over and the
other troubles were also cured.
If you suffer with nervousness. sleep
lessness, Indigestion, sick or nervous head
ache. pains in the back or sides, get a
SOC box Of Mi-o-na from Miller Drug Co.,
and take one of the little tablets before
each meal 1t will do you a world Of good
and you will soon be well and free from
Indigestion, and its symptoms. Miller Drug
Co. has so much faith in this medicine
that they give an absolute guarantee
with every box. Ask them to show you
this guarantee.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Bathing Don'ts

Don't go in at all If your bath pro-
duces a chill or depression.
Don't battle within two hours after
a meal.
Don't swim out round the pier and
give your relations heart disease.
Don't battle when exhausted or in i'll
health.
Don't battle after the body has cool
ed of. from a profuse persplration.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Evils of Powder

Powder must not be used in any
quantity to hide spots on the face. as
it dries and clogs up the pores. thus
a healthy action OF the
skin. Another reason why girls should
abstain from an excessive use of
powder is that they must suffer sooner
or later from this temporary bloom.
Powder soon wrinkles and destroys the
texture of any skin-a destruction
which is permanent
Evening journal., 1906-08-16

Women's Canvas Oxford Ties, in pumps or
Gibson ties were $500, now. ....... $500
Women's Oxford and Gibson Ties, reduced
from $500 and $3.50, now...... .$2.2o
Women's Tan Russia calf, lace and blucher
shoes for fall or winter wear, were $3.50,
now .............. ......... $22o
Mems Oxford Ties, every pair in the store
that were $3.50 and $500, have been re-
duced, all widths, patent coltskin and vici
kid Price Observation-Disclosures. .$2.2o
Mems Russia calf lace shoes, heavy enough
for rough wear, light enough for dress
purposes, fall and winter weight, were
$500, now ..................... S2.2o
Banister Shoes reduced, every one acquaint-
ed with the different makes of shoes
knows that it is impossible to get another
shoe for the same money that is as good
as Banister Shoes. In order to clear our
stock of Banister OsSfords we have mark
ed every pair of our $500 and 5000 ties
to ................ .............$3.6o
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
BewiIdered Him

A proud young father. according to
the Buffalo Commercial. telegraphed
the news Of his happiness to his
Brother in these words: "A handsome
boy has come to my house and claims
to be your nephew. We are doing our
best to give him a proper welcome" g"
The brother, however failed to see
the point. and replied; Il have not
got a nephew. The young man is an
impostor."
Evening journal., 1906-08-16

fashion. The short narrow tucks be-
low the yoke in front and back are
very pleasing and regulate the fulness
Of the skirt. These small dresses in
volve so little tabor and are such a
delight TO fashion that the particular
mother realizes that she can make
much prettier ones than she can buy
For the medium size. 2 yards Of &C.
inch material are needed, .
404S-Sizes, to 6 years.