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The daily sentinel., 1907-08-06
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go. St Louis, Kansas City. st. Paul.
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Excursion rates daily to these
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Write me and let me give you the
benefit of the latest information and
lowest excursion rates during the
summer.
Burlington train service best Denver
east. Secure berths early, on account
of the summer rush.
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]. E. Mckenzie. the plumber, max
es specially OF repairing defective
plumbing.
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Try Moran's delicious ice creams
and sherberts.
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Ice cream in brick or bulk form at
Moran's.
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If you have a rush job let me take
the easel. e. MceKnzie, the plumb
er
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Fred Mantey always has done har-
ness repairing reasonable.
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Frank Cook is up today from
Green River.
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i Ttnware Is going cheap at the
Racket, Margery block.
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Walnut clock shelves, lac TIL,
Racket. Margery block.
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Physicians and Surgeons.

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4. DItS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY, .
i Physicians and Surgeons.
+ All medicines are furnished .
!. from our own laboratory and .
!. put up by ourselves, thus avoid .
+ ing mistakes.
1. Offices Nos. l, 2. 8, and 4 No. .
!. 61S Capitol block. Main Street .
! Residence, No. 53S Chipeta .
+ avenue. .
\. Phones: Res. No. 107 Junct. .
\. Offices. No. 1875 Junct. q.
! Ofice hours from $3.50 to IL .
i am; from 1 toe pm; from .
!. to pm; and from 2 to 4 D. .
I. m. Sundays. /.
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Reduced rates on photos has
brought the Picture Shop good busi-
ness in spite of the hot weather. On
ly a few days more and these special
low prices will be all ofr.-FOTO-
CRATER DEAN.
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The pront IS yours-I-oeGler's.
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FOR Elegant four-room mod
ern house, with furnace. 1t is a
bargain at 1850. Call at S56
Rood or o. G. Coen and Co. 1922
S. Fourth street.
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William P. Dale of Delta is in the
city today.
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Why should they out sell us on
harness. Fred Mantey.
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THE WEATHER

AAAoA nAnAAAA q
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Cheap tinware for your camping
trip. THE Racket" Margery block
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WANTED-The address of parties
who witnessed the arrest of j. C.
Wigginton at the depot on Dec 20
1906. Box 455 city.
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Bargains in plumbing fixtures at
McKenzie's. 404 Colorado avenue.
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FOR SALE-one sorrel mare two
years old, broke to drive. Apply
6S6 N. 4th street or Phone Black
664.
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FOR RENT-Furn6shed rooms for
light housekeeping at 124 Ouray
avenue.
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WANTED-A forty or forty-two inch
trunk. Apply here.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
WANTED-CooIt at schwalbach Inn.

FOR RENT Five room house. Apply
$40 Chipeta.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-03
Pointed Paragraphs

When the boss is away the clerks get gay.
 Seliishness is quality everybody has except you.
 As the son is bent the father is in. clined to go broke.
 You can t do it all, but it s up to you to do all you can.
 After you get n dollar in your clothes the taint soon evaporates.
 Every man has worthless hobby that he wastes a lot of time on.
 Many man who demands justice would whine for mercy if he got it.
 It s usually the fellow who is afraid to take a chance who loses on a sure thing.
 A girl IS no sooner safely married than she begins to wonder how long it will be until she becomes widow.
 A baby averages up fairly well if it IS half as pretty as it's mother says it IS, or half as homely as the neighbors think it is.
 Tell woman about year after mar riage that she might have done better and she will not deny it.--Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-03
Let the Belt Follow You

Globe residents, while absent on vaca- tion trips, may have the Belt mailed to their address and changed as often as desired without extra charge. The home news is all the more interesting when one is away, so don't neglect to leave mailing address at this office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-03

It is estimated that the area of land in Korea which can probably be put under cotton is capable of producing about l30,000,00O pounds of cotton an nually.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-03

Time gets away from an old man al. most as fast as money gets away from . young one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-03

A man never gets dyspepsia from sat ing the things he dislikes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

necessarily must be that Ardmore
needs the Presbyterian College and
the Presbyterian College needs Ard
more. The natural conclusion of the
friends OF the Presbytei an college is
to locate their institution in this fair
city. The state OF Oklahoma will out
Texas Texas In the matter Of educa-
cation. The state OF Texa1 rs car
ried the banner for years OF possess
ing the largest fund for general edu-
cation purposes OF any state in the
union. Oklahoma will make a moro
liberal provision fot the education
OF its children than the state OF Tex.
al and will some day present to
America the best educated young
men and young women in the Union.
The people of Oklahoma at the pres
ent time have a liberal education in
martial things. Their children will
inherit this quality and the schools
and colleges will train them and fit
them for higher citizenship.
Theodore Roosevelt some day
will find that he can not only pick
out OF Oklahoma regiment Of
Rough Riders for war. but can like
wise select from the educated young
men and young women of this mar
tial state regiment fit to fight with
the same bull dog pluck and audac!-
ty, the bloodless battles OF peace"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

the county seat is the old Indian cap
ital, Wewoka.
There Is reason to doubt whether
the jurisdiction of Ve United States
as placed in the federal courts has
been more lawlessness since than there
Seminole laws. There has certainly
ben more lawlessness since than there
was before federal control. But this is
possibly due to the TACT that Oklaho-
ma. with its line saloons, furnished
liquor to the Indians, and this is re-
sponsible for many crimes committed
in the Seminole nation. The most
noteworthy incident OF this was the
time when two Indians crossed over
into Oklahoma, got drunk, and re-
turning, assaulted and murdered a
white woman Two Seminole boys
were later killed and burned by a
white mob for this crime, and an In
dian uprising was narrowly averted
1t is certain that the old code OF
Indian laws was simple, effective and
was enforced. There was no Jail sen
tences because there were no jalls
Two forms of punishment were used,
the lash and death. For minor offenses
the lash was used, the severity de-
pending on the crime committed. II
an offense punishable by flogging was
repeated, then the death sentence was
imposed. Horse stealing was on par
with murder, and, In fact. a horse
thief got less consideration.
An old deputy marshal who has rid
den the Seminole nation for thirty
years says that the Seminoles are the
bes. fighters, the most vindictive and
the hardest to capture OF any of the
five Indian tribes. when they once go
on the scout when they find there is
a warrant out for their arrest.
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District of the Indian Territory and
1t is pre-emiEent in that behalf be-
cause 1t has geographical reasons
that will be undisputed in the future
The prOgress of Ardmore towards
commercial greatness will be undis.
puted in the future development of
the new state of Oklahoma.
But what shall 1t profit city If
II gain the whole world and lose its
own soul? That proposition is as
true today In the evolution of the for
nation of community or a city as
1t was when first announced in the
Orient in reference to the develop
ment OF individual life. What shall
II profit Ardmore II IL accumulate
wealth, as It surely will accumulate
wealth, II its citizenship is not pure
and inclined to aspire to the en-
joyment and achievement of excel
lent and fine results? To be sure,
Hargrove College and the Presby
terian College, when 1t Is establish.
ed In Ardmore, will not in the true
serse be the only colleges in opera.
tion in the city of Ardmore.
THE true fact is that every ware.
house and ytore and place where
men apply the rule of three is a col.
lege. Every home is college or
seminary. The father and mother
and seniors in every LONE constitute
a Board OF Education-perhaps the
strongest Board of Education in the
city of Ardmore. The great public
schools are colleges. And the boar
OF education. the brilliant superln,
tendent Of the public schools OF
re is q mighty force for the
achievement of education IN Ardmore
1t ist true after all that when we
speak of Hargrove College and the
Presbyterian College we are thinking
simply Of these institutions as offer
ing perhaps the most convenient and
best organized institutions for the
promulgation Of the highest quality
of culture in the citizenship OF this
country.
There bs waste even In the eff.
forts of colleges or institutions OF
learning like Hargrove College art
the Presbyterian College. II is said
that in the higher colleges of the
country II is not possible to confer
a liberal education upon more than 1C
per cent OF the graduates of these
institutions. That education. under
the best auspices, fails to reach tho
brain and heart OF 80 per cent oi
those who are placed under its in
fluences. This principle Of selection
this application OF the rule OF th'
survival of the fittest. obtains in ma
ture everywhere. Nevertheless, 1t 4
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which they can measure the value
of real things. The colleges not only
do that, but they also put yard stick
In the hands of their graduates by
which they can measure the value o
things that cannot be seen by the eye
or the remaining four physical senses
The shop, factory and warehouse put
trowel In the hands of their gradu-
ates by which they place one brick
near another and cement them so
that they may remain together. The
higher colleges place in the hands
of their graduates a trowel by which
they can intelligently and devoutly
assist in the building of the house
not made with hands. which is an.
other name for the civilization Of our
country The graduates then from
the colleges are double fisted. having
yard stick that measures the values
of things material as well as thing
spiritual and having not only the abll'
| ity TO measure such things, but also
having the constructive ability to
build with real things and to ap-
proach, as near IL as Is possible for
the human mind to undertake to ap-
proach II. the destiny OF man. which
after all is the discovery OF himself
"Why should the friends Of the
Presbyterian college desire that 1t
should come to the city of Ardmore?
The answer to this question ts that
Ardmore is probably the most attrac
tive city IN the state OF Oklahoma for
the college home. Ardmore Is the
healthiest town in the Indian Tern
tory, for young or old. Ardmore II
the cleanest town In the Indian Ter
rltory. Ardmore has he most power
full leadership In the men and womer
who lead It's social, moral and politi
cal life. Ardmore Is the best home
therefore, for the college in Okla
homa and the college needs a goot
home just as much as an individual
needs a good home. The Presbyterl
an College makes no special tender
to the city Of Ardmore OF money
The Presbyterian College tenders to
Ardmorp a result not measured by
the yard stick OF money. Likewise
the Ardmore people can make to the
friends OF the Presbyterian college
no special tender OF money for Ard
more does not stand altogether foI
money and II Is possible that some
other communities In the state OF
Oklahoma are able 10 raise more
money for this enterprise than Ard
more conveniently can, but Ardmor,
tenders to the Presbyterian College
value for value. Perhaps not lega
tender but of equal denomination.
The conclusion OF these reflections
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

the hope Of America that out of the
small 10 per cent of the young men
and the young women who attend its
colleges there may be In the brain
and heart of some of its pupils
quality fit for leadership in the Bat
tie of the Wilderness. The confeder.
ate army only wanted one Lee for
leadership in the engagement. The
Union army only wanted Grant, Sher-
man, Sheridan and few others for
leadership The south only wanted
Lee, Johnson, Beauregard and a few
others for leadership. The Union
army at the conclusion of a famou
battle were routed and ptreating
One little man, about five feet tall.
rode down the Shenandoah Valley
alone. Twenty miles away, ten miles
away, five miles away, till at length
he came upon routed army. He
brought with him neither shot nor
shell. Tired almost unto death he
rode into the broken ranks with the
spirit of leadership. He reformed the
ranks OF the army cast down by de,
| feat and led them on to victory.
1T is the hope OF Institutions like
Hargrove College and the Presbyterl
an College that culture of the fines,
quality may inspire its pupils to high
achievements in the country.
what after all is the purpose OF
this college education? have said
that every spot where men work and
think is a college, but what Is the
work and the thought that properly
| distinguishes the pupils OF American
colleges? 1t is the business of edu
Gated men and women to take abso
Lutte interett in affairs outside Of
themselves and their personal inter
est. Natural men and women, as edu
Gated In the home and in the ware
house, In the office, shop or factory
are educated 10 look after the inter
est OF number one. II is the business
of the higher colleges OF America tC
educate young men and young WON
en- so that they will cheerfully ant
sincerely and enthusiastically remove
their center from themselves ant
carry It to the neighborhood In which
they live and then carry 1t to the
city in which they live and ther
carry 1t to the nation in which they
live and then carry II to the world
in which they live and then carry Il
to the universe In which they livc
and the universe in which they live 1.
what is understood as God,
"In other words, college educator
teaches young men and young womer
TO aspire TO culture. The shop, ware
house, factory, etc, puts a yaru sticl
In the hands OF their graduates b!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
TRAiNM en- RESIGN.
Many Are Quitting Service at Deni.
son Because Of Wreck.

Denison, Texas, April 6.-The hor,
rible deaths of six railroad men In
the Katy collision near Fort Worth
has brought forth the usual crop of
designations among trainmen. Fiji.
teen or twenty men who have been
employed here resigned Immediately
after the accident and a number OF
them gave It out flat and cold tina.
they were through with railroad life
Others gave no reason for resigning
One man was asked to make another
trip before leaving the service, but
said that his wife would not let him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
THOUGHTS ON THE SUBJECT BY
GEO. r. WALKER.
why We SHOULD GET OTHERS
College and What II Would Do to
Build Up the Culture Of This
Section OF the
Country.

U. S. Attorney George Il. Walker
of this city, who is an enthusiast on
the subject of education, and the es-
tablishment of colleges throughout
the state, had the following TO say
Saturday as to why Ardmore should
get the Presbyterian College, and as
to what benefits the city and this
section would derive from that col
lege.
Mr.. Walkerf said
The Presbyterian College should
find home in the city of Ardmore.
Hargrove College is here, backed up
by a powerful church organization
Hargrove College, under excellent
management, is doing "A definite
thing in the upbuilding of this civil
bzation. The Presbyterian College,
backed by the sentiment and wealth
OF the Presbyterian church of Amer
lea. would make an excellent com
rade for Hargrove College in the up
lift OF Ardmore, the southern district
OF the Indian Territory, and the pro
posed new state of Oklahoma with its
magnificent area equalling that II
the state OF Pennsylvania and a
population saturated with the audaci-
ty hope and potentiality of what 50
recently was the southwest border of
American progression.
"Why should Ardmore desire the
establishment OF the Presbyterian
College in Ardmore? The answer T.
that Ardmore earnestly desires the
Presbyterian College because Ard
more desires to accumulate culture
as well as wealth. Ardmore is the
natural depot and point OF distribu'
ton for a large area in the Southern
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

New Suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed
with the clerk Saturday:
w. G. Yarbrough VS.. Sarah Var
brough. The husband, plaintiff in this
suit, alleges cruelty on the part OF
the wife. defendant.
Lee Cathey vs.. +. NJ. Clement. Suit
brought to enforce mechanics lien
in the sum OF l,2O3.75 for material
furnished the defendant. who is a
contractor.
Apple & Franklin, attorneys, have
filed suit against G. w. Mclaughlin
and Lille Mclaughlin. restraining the
defendants from filing on their sur.
plus allotment in any other than the
Chickasaw nation. The defendants in
this case are Choctaw Indians and
entered into an agreement with plain
tiffs to pay a certain sum Of money
provided they were enrolled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

Kennedyis Laxative Cough Syrup.
The pleasant cold remedy that ex.
pels the cold through its action on the
bowels Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

We can match the color OF that new
spring gown in a pair of pretty spring
slippers.
10 HAMILTON SHOE co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

We call your attention here to several items
by quite IA number of our customers they +
Ladies Hose Supporters. the genuine Foster, only
correct military figure giving and most sat
isfactory supporters made, three S0o
qualities, all good, 81, 75c and .......OUC
New Hand Bags. newest shapes and colors, latest
handles, some very swell things toOI IN
show you in this line, soc to-. y .OU
Dressing Sseeue, good lawn in pink and blue floral
patterns gathered cnfis, full sleeves, seal
loped corded edges and bound front S0o
good one at........ .OOC
Dressing Sscque made of fine printed lawn in very
pretty small floral patterns sailor collar
trimmed with embroidery beading, short
sleeves and girdle belt, dainty C1 M
thing, only Observation-Disclosures. .UU
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

TIdI WIN OVTTIB NUUEHU aIIVT UHW UpIIt CIdIVU
all good values maybe you can use some.
Long kimona Of imported crepe in pretty Japanese
and nOra designs front and sleeves faced
with good silk, wide kimona 81 S0
sleeve .,......,., .,....,,.... pl scO
Ladies Lace Hose, an immense assortment of hand
patterns in low and medium priced
hosiery of reliable make, sell the coe-
brated "onyX" brand and have every ZEo
thing to show you from l5c to.........< CC
Sin Peffcoai of fine Taneta with knee deep, shir-
red and ruiled founce with dust ruhle, others
ask you $50 more than our price, Vk M
for this same garment. ............s spO.OO
ladies' Wrapper of good quality light colored per
Gale cut full and well made, braid trimmed
yoke and sleeve and with belt, q M
good garment for. or..................pl .OO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-31

Mrs. katherine Boone, OF Thompson
was here, Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-31

= cooper. the man who believes
that 90 per cent. Of all ~ heal'h q
this g~eneration Is caused by a'cmacn
trouble. IL fast winning . aati0hai
faith IN his theory. His claim y now
admitted by q surprising number OF
people throughout the country ana ne
Is gaining new adherents every DAY.
while speaking Of his SUCCESS n 2
recent interview, Mr.. Cooper said; a
believed ten years ago that any one
who could produce a formula that
would thoroughly regulate the stom-
aoh would have q fortune. When J
rot hold OF this formula knew WIN.
IN ak months that | was right, and
that my fortune was made. called
me medicine Coopor's New Discovery,
although / did not get mp the formula.
/ have owned It, however. TOT over
three years. ]. have had one lawsuit
over IL which ! won in the courts.
When 1t was settled The Cooper Medi-
cine Company became the only firm 10
the world that can prepare the Inedi-
cine. The preparation has sold like
wildnre wherever introduced. As !
have said before, IL Is successful SIM
NV because 1t puts tho stomach IN
perfect shape, then nature does The
rest. There are any number OF com.
plaints never before associated with
stomach trouble that the medicine hes
alleyiated In thousands Of cases"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-31
Uolumbia, No Herald.

&8+ ASA1ALa
Down 10 Cedar Township the corn
crop Is extraordinarily coed this year.
The stalks are large enough TO be
used for fence posts Anyone driving
along the Ashland gravel just beyond
Salem church can see for himself that
this Is true. ]. r. Martin, . very
prosperous farmer, decided to put bis
boys in q portion Of q field Of corn.
He accordingly decided to fence that
portion of from the rest. The ex-
pense Of fence posts for q half quarter
OF fence was more than be cared to
stand besides the work Of digging the
post holes. On either side Of the field
be set q post made out OF a fence rail.
These posts were 30 yards apart. To
these and the intervening corn stalks
be fastened . quantity of American
field fence. dis hogs have not yet
broken through. Mr. Martin viii re-
move the fence as soon as his corn Is
gathered and use 1t elsewhere 90 the
farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-31
PRESIDENT ENDS OUTING.

Roanoke, Va, Oct. 23.-Presideni
Roosevelt rose with the SUE on this,
the last Gay OF bis outing. and when
Roanoke was reached At 8 O'Clock he
had been standing for three quarters
Of an hour on the real platform OF bis
car looking at the foliage on the hill.
sides. A crowd was awaiting him al
this point, and the President was
greeted with q cheer as bis train pass.
ed the station, but the train did mol
stop. Seeing the disappointment Of
the people in their faces. the Presi'
dent requested that the train b
backed so that be could make o shorl
talk. While be vas still speaking the
train left for Washington s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-31
$4,000 STOLEN AT MIL
WAUKEE UNION sTATIoz
Money l. Transit is Taken M.
Office Of Express Company.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct, 25.-Au h
yestilgation OF the thief Of sls.OM (,
gold and currency, supposed to b,,'
been stolen from the United S,a,s
Express 90. at the Union Statlr
here, is being rigidly cOuducts
Every employe on duty yes,erd,,
when the money was taken, has b,
subjected TO severe questioning
So far, however. the detectives n,
no clew to the indenity OF the this,,
has been discovered.
The money was In canvas pouch,
and was held here awaiting tranJs
TO an Oshkosh train. 1t was DeIo
shipped from Chicago To Oshkosh
There Is supposed to be someone d
duty at all Times TO guard against rl
befs. Soon after midnight, hover,
IL is said, the place was deserted for
few minutes.
The thief was not reported 10 u
police The company placed priul
detective at work as soon as II VI
found the money had been taken.