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been entertaining their son and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs Abe Wolycrton OF
Wapanucka.
Mrs. Mike Kemp ana son. Master
Louis, left Thursday for a visit to
sulphur and Davis.
Mrs. VI. a Hardy left Thursday for
visit in GUIANA. Texas, when she
viii spend several weeks.
oscar Mcdonald OF Chickasha is
visiting his aunt. Mrs Nichols ON
Ilargrove Heights.
Billy McCauley, an old pupil ot
Ilargrove College Is visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
Charley Dibbrell. who is holding
down a lucrative position in big
dry goods house in Amarillo Texas.
is home for few days. Charley is
one of our society boys ana every
body is glad to see him
Little Miss Suzanne Sturgeon left
this morning for Bonneville, Mo,
whore she will spend the summer
with her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. H. stephens.
Miss Willie Frashcr OF Gainesville
is spending a few days in the city
the guest of Miss Mamie Nisbt,
ard the Misses Mccoy.
Misses Helen ana Matte 1ipscombo
Of Muskogce, the charming guests of
Mrs. y. c. Woods, visited Sulphur
this week and returned Friday.
Mrs. Chas Durie Of Oklahoma City
is expected the latter part Of this
week and will spend month with her
sister, Mrs. Edgar Sandlin. Mrs. Dur.c
lived in Ardmore until recently aud
has scores OF friends who will vel
come her Little Miss Helen and Mas
ter Eugene will accompany her.
Judge and Mrs c. NJ. Campbell and
daughter. Miss Rachel. and Miss Be
atrice Won Keller left Thursday for
New York, going from here to Gal
weston and taking a steamer from
there to their destination.
Miss Nellie Hall and Miss Alice
Moore who went as sponsors TO the
Confederate Reunion at Richmond re-
turned Friday They report delight
fu trip and visited many interesting
points in the East. Washington. New
York. jamestown Exposition and
Philadelphia.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. A. Nc.
Naught are grieved to hear Of her Sc
rious Unless and trust she will soon
be out.
Miss Maybell Johnson is a guest at
the Suggs home on North Washing.
ton
Mrs. Clara D. Hardy left Friday for
Fort Worth. where she will spend a
few days. From there she goes to
Tennessee to visit brother, and will
return September 1st, and continue
her music class.
Mr.. VIII Cassidy is in Montana
with a geological surveying corps
We miss Mr. Cassidy and sincerely
hope his stay will not be long.
Lee l.. Tyre, who has been in the
employe OF the Democratic committee
NJ Oklahoma City, returned Thurs
day and will again be an Ardmore
citizen
Mrs. Quarles of Clinton. Mo-, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
J. l.. higgins. for some time, return
ed home Sunday
T. II. Sturgeon is spending the day
in Durant, having accompanied his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-23
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the United States Court for the
Southern District of Indian Territory.
In the matter Of John c. Mulkey,
bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Hosea Townsend,
Judge Of the District Court of the
United States for the Southern Dis
trict of the Indian Territory:
John c. Mukey OF Ardmore,
in the Southern District OF the
Indian Territory, IN said district, re-
spectfully represents that on the 2nd
day of March. last past, he
was duly adiudged bankrupt under
the acts of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his property aud rights OF proper
ty. and has fully complied with all
the requirements Of said acts and of
the orders Of tho court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a fun
discharge from all debts proyable
against his estate under said bank
rupt acts, except such debts as are
excepted by law from discharge
Dated this Goth day of June, A. D.,
1907.
TpITNv = MTrT KEW
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Lawton. Okla. June 22.-Miss Della
Nichols. known in parts Of Oklahoma,
who made an extensive reputation a
few years ago through her able edit
orship Of the Portales y. NJ, Herald.
was seriously injured by horse near
TeXico yesterday Several uglygashes
were inflicted on her head and In
ternal injuries are feared. She is yet
unconscious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-23

the Supervising Architects office will
resign II more negroes are sent TO the
drafting room, although nearly every
state in the unio mis- represented
there. II is decidedly the knouliost
race problem the government has
been against in years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-23
PreshYterIan An soeIetY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. W II. Bleakmore ON North
Washington Tuesday afternoon. Bus
mess hour from 3 10 4, social hour
4 TO 3. Al members urged TO be pres
ont. MRS. ]. \. EDWARDS,
Secretary.
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Ardmor Chautauqua.

Offerings Of the second annual ses-
Sion of the Ardmore Chautauqua will
appeal to the Intellectual, and no mis-
take. The program is complete and
the opening will take place today, at
the opera house The opening address
will be delivered by 5. =. Brooks
president Of Baylor university, will
be intrducod by Rev. W. A. Nc
Kinney, a lifelong friend.
1ne management of the Chautauqua
under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. a.
Auxiliary, whose members are making
very extensive preparations for this
round of entertainments.
1t is sincerly trusted that every
loyal citizen will come out and hear
these noted people. by so ding you are
not only benefiting yourself intellect.
ually, but are assisting in building a
Y. VI. c. A. home for our boys and
young men.
The Dallas News OF yesterday con
tanned the following:
The following invitation has been
received:
.ir and Mrs. Sidney Suggs will
give in marriage their daugGter, Zoe
Olive, to Ebber Lee Evans, on Wed.
nesday, June &c, 1907, at high noon.
First Presbyterian church, Ardmore,
!. T.
The honor of your presence is re-
quested.
At home $40 Live Oak street, Dallas,
Texas.
Miss Margaret White, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. T.. T.. Gulllot. return.
ed to her home at Dallas Saturday.
Miss White is an accomplished mu.
sician and materially assisted the Sis.
ters OF Mercy in their commencement
exercises Friday evening.
s..
Shepherd-cunningham.
Mrs w. II. Cunningham who was
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SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Act Scene-Mrs. Suarts sitting
room
Act IN-Sccue-Mme. Adelarde's
parlor.
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FORAKER SPEECH AND FIGHT
BETWEEN WHITE AND NEGRO
ARE NOW EXCLUSIVE TOPICS
Washington people Are Outspoken in
Condemning Fire-eater Foraker
for His Stand with the
Negroes.

made hy Senator Foraker to uc me-.
rro,s ot vi,.rr,r.. t.,i,...,,. ,.s
...,... ...,.
'''" ''''''" '.'''S'"'h "' '"' Once Ol
the supervising Architect Ot the
Treasury In which the negro was
roughly handled. ar, almost the CA
/ elusive topic. in Washmetou.
Senator Furakcrs speech has caus.
cd the most marked reaction iu SEN
tm,ut toward the Ohhau. Hereto.
fore his Fighting qualities. as man.
Tested i'm his open opposition To tho
president ON several occasions. have
rather commended Foraker. even TO
those who were totally opposed To
his course in defending the negroes
who shot up Brownsville.
But his Wiiborfurce University
speech has completely changed scnti.
m,nt 10 has been impu.-ihlr to find
% man with q white skin In Wash.
iuetuu who approved his omen cs.
Imusal of the cause Of on negroes
against white men. Even some dem.
ocrats have been heard To say that
the democrats of Ohio should unite
with the Tart wing of the republi.
can party 10 drive Foraker ont of the
senate and public life.
II is stated upon good authority that
Secretary Taft will reply To- MIR. For.
aker's speech. and will espouse the
cause of white people as AGAINST ne
grocs.
Secretary Cortelyou also has on his
hands a problem presented by racial
prejudice which will give him great
deal of trouble before il is solved lie
will have 10 make a fun inquiry into
the fight between RYDER. the white
craftsman. and Woodson. the negro
recently appointed TO the drafting
room of the office Of the Supervising
Architect. Complete statements of the
affair are being written out by partici.
pants and eyewitnesses, and will be
submitted to Supervising Architect
Taylor on his return to the city ON
Monday.
The statements will then pass on up
to Mr.. Cortelyou, and while It will be
embarrassing TO presidential candi-
date without record on the SUD
iect of negroes, besides appointing
several of them to postmasterships in
the South. to decide whether the
white or the black was to blame. 1t
cannot be sidestepped.
The details of the fight are not very
full. It seems that Ryder, a white
craftsman from Maryland was wash.
ing his face and hands at closing
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Mortal .............,...'. Ella snort
Guardian Angel ........Anna Duny
EVIL Spirit ..... ........Niola short
Good Spirits........Alla Rae Elliott
and Rose Wourtzinger
Jewellers, corus ........Seuior Girls
The Holy city ........Mrs. Guillot
cat Vestibule Of Heaven)
synopsis
Act Scene Woodland.
Scene 2-Reyellers.
Scene 3-Woodland
Scene -Vosubule Of Heaven.
Specialties:
con a strike ..........Llttc Ones
sweet Glover" song .....Little Tots
Recitation, "Rosalinds Surrender.
.......... ............Maule Ard
Vocal Trio ...................
Ella Short. Viola 81 ~. Anna Dunv
Matrimonial Sweet3' ....Alla Rae
.... Elliott ana Roso Wourzirg
R'cuation,....."As the Moon Rosn'
Lucilla Phillips
Vocal Selection ..........E Ella Short
Good Night ........S Senior Girls
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN

LAWYERS.
John S. Hagler
Albert J. Lee Eldon {. Sans
HAGLER, LEE & SANS
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 10 20 and 2l Phone 279.
Bankers National Bank Bldg.
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Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Berryhill roy
ally entertained a jolly crowd of ju-
veniles last Wednesday evening in
celebration of the 9Th birthay ami
versary OF their little daughter, Ada.
The evening was an ideal one and
the little folks played all sorts of
games and enjoyed delightful music
al programme. r
Delicious cream and cake was serv-
ed and every one went away wishing
little Miss Ada many many more such
happy birthdays.
The little honoree was the recipient
of a number OF presents. :.
Personal Chat.
Miss Minnie Hirdy who has been
visiting i'm Madill is home.
Mrs. Ellis Wilkes of Lawton, Okla.
who has been the guest of her father
MIR. Geo, Cooner, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Wolverton have
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Capt. ]. w. Ellis. w. ID. Halfhil
ELLIS 4 HAlFHILl,

Rooms 81 and % Homestead Bids
Civil and Indian business exclul
sively.
Muskogee, Ind. Ter.
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Chas. J. Happier. Inas. II. MeriIiat'
Compiler Indian Active Cour|
Laws and Treaties" Practioler
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WILLIAM W. WRIGHT
(Registered Attorney

(Registered Attorney
(Formerly with Dawes Commissicu|
Contests. Citizenship Cases and othe|
matters before the Interior De-
partment, Exclusively.
Observation-Disclosures Loen h Trus|
Building
Washinaton. o. C.
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kAPPlER & MERllLAT,
Attorneys and L,unseiors-at-lav avs

Practice before all Courts; Congress
Government Departments and Com
missions. Indian Cases
Specially.
once. Rond Bldg. Warrington, D. q
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What It Costs % FeeI and Th.

Every throb Of pleasure costs so.
thing TO the physical system, and two
throbs cost twice as much as one. IL
we cannot fix a precise equivalent it
is not because the relation is not def
mite, but from the difficulties OF reduc.
ing degrees of pleasure TO a recognized
standard or this. however. there can
be no reasonable doubt-namely that a
large amount OF pleasure supposes a
cerrcspondingly large expenditure OF
blood and nerve tissue. to the sJlnting.
perhaps. of the active energies and the
intellectual processes. 1t is a matter
OF practical moment to ascertain what
pleasures cost least, for there are
thrifty and unthrlfty modes Of spend
ing our brain and hearts blood One
Of the safest Of delights, If not very
acute, is the delight of aboundine
physical vigor. for from the very sup
position. the supply to the brain is not
such as TO interfere with the general
interests OF the system.-Aiexande'
Balm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-07

Not only is much care exercised IN
the choice Of horsenesh. but when
carcass is cut up 1t is divided IN such
a way as TO insure that In each piece
given to the animals there Is a bone
Otherwise the lions, tigers and other
big carniyOra would swallow the piece
whole, which would be bad even for
their iron diGestions. The presence OF
the bone compels them 10 take bites at
the flesh, which they pick from the
bone with their claws and teeth. lick
Ing the bone afterward with their
sandpapery tongues until the surface
shines. For the smaller carniyora,
such as polecats and weasels, and for
the captorlal birds, horsehesh is some.
what too coarse and pungent, so they
are fed for the most part on the heads
and necks Of chickens. These parts
are selected also because Of the bone
In them.-London Graphic.
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Elow pInerens Raess aear PaIn


Moaning and groaning as II she were
being tortured to death. colored wa.
man sat in the accident ward at Ieffer
son hospital Don't wind dat bandage
so tight, doctor" she begged of an in
terne who was skillfully putting Il
bandage on her foot; you'll stop dc
circulation. sure" Wondering what
dreadful calamity had befallen the suf-
feriug woman. visitor asked another
doctor what was the matter with her
He said nothing but a slight cut on
the bottom Of her foot "Colored peo.
pie always make n great disturbance
over any physical injury" he added
''but the Italians are the worst The
sight OF a little wound seems 10 upset
them entirely. and they come In here
ehrieling and crying, accompanied BY
anxious friends and relatives also
sbrieklng and crying. over the slightest
cut or burn, Americans aud Germans
seem to bear pain with the most forti
tude. aud I'm general women do better
than men. philadelphia Record
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- oround I4oa.s sIeep.

The woodchucl's is a curious shift
case Of nature outdolng herself
Winter spreads far and fast, and
woodchuck. I'm order TO keep ahead oct
on danger, would need wings Must
he perish thenf Winter spreads far,
but does not go deep-down only about
four feet. and woodchuck. If he cannot
escape overland. can perhaps go under
land. SO down he goes through the
winter down into a mild and even
temperature. hve long feet away-but
as far away from the snow and cold
as bobolnk among the reeds Of the
distant Orinoco indeed woodchuck's e
Is a farther journey and even more
wonderful than bobolinR's. for these
FIVE feet carry him beyond the bounds
Of time and space into the mysterious
realms of sleep. OF suspended life, 10
the very gates Of death. That lac will
return with bobolink. that he will come
up alive with the spring out Of this
dark way. Is very strange. - Dallas
Sharp in Atlantic.
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CRUTCH WALKING.
Trials Of the Man Who Tried It For the
First Time.

Trials Of the Man Who Tried It For the
First Time.
''No one who has never tried 10 use
crutches can have any idca Of the
trouble It is to learn to walk with
them" says a ST. Louisan temporarily
disabled by an injury 90 one foot
"When l was first laid up antici.
pated speedy recovery, bat progress
was slow. aud in order that ] might
have a little exercise the doctor rccom
mended a pair of crutches. There's no
trick at all in learning to use them.
He spoke of il as a matter of course.
and ! supposed that all / had 70 do
was to pick up the crutchos, put them
under my arms aGa walk OF fast OK
slow, just as ! pleased. had seen
men with crutches walking at as brisk
a gait as ! had ever been Sble to
cchievc I'm my best walking days, so
was delighted with the prospect of get
ting out of the house
"The crutches were ordered and sent
home ! took them with alacrity, and
at the very FIRST step ! sat down so
hard on the floor that it seemed to me
my spine was driven halfway into ny
skull. After recovering from the shock
/ concluded there must be something
wrong with thu crutches, aud a visitor
70 the house after trying them himself
pronounced them entirely too lcng, So
/ took or the rubber tipS ard cut OF
an inch. then tried them again and
would have bad another sitting jolt
had not been held. TAe ~futch expert
declared they were still too long, so we
took or another inch. then two half
Inches. That remedied matters some
! but / speedily discovered after walking
/ n few steps with a man holding me up
Z that my hands and arms were about TO
give out and that on the slightest
provocation the crutch slipped from
| under my arms and wabbled SO alarm
/ ingly that / felt every moment as II !
was going headlong 10 the ground.
"Then I discovered that ! must rest
more weight on the top of the crutch
and less on the handles This was an
\ improvement. but In FIVE minutes the
muscles under my arms were so sore
that l couldn't stand the pain Then
/ put pads on top only to find out that
a brick pavement Is the toughest walk
ing place on the earth. A Rocky Noun
tain path H. Ike granitoid compared
to ii. The slightest inequality caught
the Zip Of the crutch and sent me stag
gering. When ! raised my foot ia
take a step forward my shoe always
caught against the bricks, and I would
| have had twenty falls every tifteen
minutes il 1 had not been supported.
"Crutch walking is a science. II
must be studied and learned like Other
sciences Now when l see a man trav
cling along on two crutches l am
filled with admiration for his dexterity
but when / observe a one legged man
getting over the ground on only one
crutch / feel that he Is a born genius.
st Louis GloheDemocrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-07

Attorney General Chas. West is
proving himself TO be a great help TO
the corporation commission lie gets
eyid ance where other attorneys would
not think of getting H. In the Fort
smith q Western hearing before the
commission here this week he drew
much out of the officials on the Wit
Dess stand and proved that the com
pany did not know whether they We're
making money or NOT ont of their
passenger business as he dug out OF
them that the figures that theY pre-
gentod 90 the commission We're mere
estimates and that they ala not keep
their freight and passenger accounts
separate Besides thi he obtained
much valuable information In regard
To the profit made by the Fort Smith
a. Western In hauling freight which
win be of material benefit 10 the
commission the first of The year when
they 20 20 make the 60 per cent re-
ductiOn I'm coal
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To SIGN Agreement.

At meeting of the Guthrie Retail
ers' association an agreement was
drawn and signed by Gfty-four note
signers TO the Ft Smith and Western
Railroad company agreeing to stand
together and defend all suits brought
by said railroad company against the
signers of sa.0 notes. The note sign
crs have emp yed c. G Hornor, John
Dayeroaux aad II. C Whitley as their
attorneys
The association invites all parties
VINO are signers of notes 20 said rail-
road company who wish to join the
above ia This movement 10 call on The
secretary of tae Guthrie Retailers as
s1ciation, at his Office oye. Farquhar
sons clothing store and elgn the
agreement w a.. RAHSO
Secretary Guthrie Retailers
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of general interest IN the last issue
OF the News printed a paragraph that
is rather ont of the ordinary II
reads
Judge Carrlcos decision has salts.
fed good many people that when be
takes a case under adyisement he ad
viEos with the wrong crowd
There is an entire column devoted
TO the gambling case that brought
about tht criticism
Henry Sellers hai been arrested
and charged with Keeping a gaming
house The town turned out TO the
irial. and judge Carrico took the case
under adrisoment dismlssing "fol
lack of evidence TO convict the fol
lowing day
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ltaIlan Renard 90 AnImaIs.

On the occasion I WIS a passenger
on one of the lake steamers which ply
between Deseuzano and Riva. IL was
a day bf Wild wind ana driving storm.
AZ Salo peasant of a peculiarly tru-
culent type came un board, clad In the
shaggy cloak OF the district and bear
ing a vast blue umbrella no less indig
euous. With him. too, he brought his
donkey Now. even Italian steamers
do not knowingly admit Quadrupeds Of
this size to the shelter Of the fore
cabin, though possibly If they did no
great harm would be done or sentl
ment violated. The beast. therefore
was tethered on the open deck and
thus became exposed 10 the fury o.
wind aud weather. not TO mention the
wave a British peasant would prob
ably have accepted the situation anc
LEI him hide. Aot so the Lombard,
Hastily dlvesting himself OF hts ample
overcoat. he spread II carefully over
lhe lower animals back and. unfurl-
ing his yolumlnous umbrella held that
patiently over the asln.ue headnnd
his own-all the way to Riva Now.
mere surely was a good man. merct
ful TO his beast London Times.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
MEN ABSORPTION METHOD

II YOU suffer from bleeding, itching.
blind or plotwding Piles. send me
your name ard address, and ! will tel
you how 10 cure yourself az home ny
the new absorption treatments and
will also send some of this home treat
ment free for trial, with references
from your own locality H requested.
Immediate relief and permanent cure
assured Send no money but tel
others Of this offer Write today 20
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box p. South Bend,
md
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70 SEASON TICKET HOLDERS.

Inasmuch as people are always
turned away from the Lecture Course
entertainments the manager will deem
30 a favor II season ticket holders
after reservmg seats find htat they
can not attend will notify him So
that the seats may be sold for the
mutual benefit
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ourARls LecruRe COURSE.

Hon. Walter M Chandler. OF The
New York bar vii deliver his famous
lecture THE Trial of Jesus fl.om a
Lawyer standpointf in the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday Dec.
l1th General admission so cts.
students % cts re rived seats at
Douglas store. TUESDAY / pm Sc
cure ticRot early 10 make sure of a
seat
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spend Your Money Neur Own way
Does II not seem strange 10 yuu thai
a dealer Who tries 90 substitute, whep
YOU ask for an advertised article
should assume that on are NOT cap
able OF spending your own money
Are You Going 20
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When December's lev fingers
Have shogn each forest tree.
IDS lime to tone up your system
ny taking HOLSTERS Rocky MouI
Tain Tea g. Il Reufso.
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INSURANCE. COM
PANYS BARRED
Continued From Page y

necessary by tha National Fraternal
congress mortality table
Since your company does not even
comply with this rate OF assessment
as provided for by this table ,it con
licts with article 4 governing fra
ternal companies If You are ac
quainted with the law. and You should
be- you have had ample time since
The admission of this state into the
Union to arrange and comply witt
these sections You are not dOiug
so and YOUR agents must not procure
any new business within the state m
I'll You have complied with the law