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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
dthd denin N6ten.

Cine 8iener DaritelIerin. bic iangft
i'm oDrtigen 8olfstbeater oas ~3dt.
hen non 0eilbronn lpielte. ersdhlt
nDn einem beiteren 8miibenfau auf
Der BGbne pie f0lgt: Nls idb i'm
3peiten UT Dor r,leinem Batter. benz
Waffenid,mieo pDn SeilbrDnn, auf
ben &nien lieee uno ian1r,ere sd
mill iebt nibt mebr in's 2loiter Qe'
ben. mad 0eilbrDnn min ih nit Dir
suriidtebten; if nil ben @rafen
uereefien -uno nls 8ater Tbeubalo
mid aufbeben iDu. ba 66re ida ibn
fliiitern: .um @uttes miIen. riibren
Sic iib niht, Sic reiBen mir ben
Bart ab. imprDnilteren Sic" Gu
aleih fiible ic9. mie Der arrne GheD.
balo fid3 trampfhaft bemhbt. leinen
langen Bart non n1eineu 6aarpfeil
(us5uneiteln; uno id inprupiliere,
menn aud menie aeiitreih: %. lies
bee, gutter, better 8ater! 8, iteb oph
noh niht auf. laB Dein adtbhen
nah 10 LANCER 8eit mleoer mai au
Gelnen SiiSen ruin -. (4eiie:
.aann id3?" .Nein mod niht!" J
Nlio peiter: ~8arum iDlIte id au@
in's 3lofter aeben?" SITS bod in
6eilbrpnn piel lh6ner. uuo 10 rrei.
ter in TDoesnnait, oenn tuenn Batter
Eheobalo's Bart an tneinem 6aar.
pfeil bdneen blieb. 10 aina bic Ssene
i'm @elahter oes Snules nerl0ren.
gnolih ertDnte oaS erl6ienoe .Sebt"
uno mir maren gerettet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
san AntOao, 5reitag ben 3. April 1907.

Die gr0Bten @einberge HuBlanos,
Die ben beiteu 8ein liefern, fino tais
ierlihe8 @iaentunt; iie bringen fiir )
WtilIiDnen Ware Beine gum Ters
tauf. Sn Gamara 1T cine taiierlihe
8uderfabrid. bic idbrlib 1900 9Dns
Buder liefert. An tnehr ais hunoert
Stellen miro fir taiierlidae Hebnun9
Der Wineralreidtun1 oes 2anoes aus"
gebeutet. Fir faiierlibe &ebnu10
arbeiten 1900 @etreioemiiblen uno
aeaen tauIeno Siibereien. an ben
SluBuFern t1tebr als hunoert &heoe'
reien unb $50 SanoelsunternehRun.
gen. Nber Der arDBte Teil bes an'
qebauten 2anoes lift berpamtet; 49,
600 Sitter oienerl nur lanomirtlbafts
liher Guanubuna uno 10. 600 bDbe'
rer &ultinierunq mie ben Nnbau BON
Bein, Gbft unb bera(eid3en. Der
&eingeminn aus bieien 0ueIen be-
trd8t iabrlih rnebr als 40, 1000. 600
Wart.
8dbreno Der bunoert Sabre. felt
oenen bic &trhengiiter ben &uu1a'
1ums eeb6ren. iino on bic Witelie.
Der bes tailerlihen 6auies 500 Wil'
liunen Wart aaeeesablt mnroen. 8u
ben faiierltcben DDmdnen .nliien AUDI
Die BON t1,ebreren 6erridaern eeian,'
melten 4apitalien eerehnet meroen
uno aud bic LOS WsiIiunen Wart,
Die nDn ben eben1aliaen 9eibeiaenen
gum Grmerb ibrer eSretheit geaablt
muroen.
Die brittle nnb sugleim bic beoeus
tenoite @innabmequeQe biloen bic
.8abinettsbeiiBunaen" oereu Grtrao
Dem @saren peri6ulicb 5utomut.
Die einaiQen Hablen. Die al erbaIten
maren. um oesen p0be ab3uihdben.
lit Der umfana 5e5 2anbaebietes; oie<
ie 2dnbereien uinfaiien $50 WtQtunen
Ncres. alio elm Sebiet, bas etma oein
Jld@eninhalt sSrantreihs entipriht.
Die 4abinettsbeiisnnaen Iieaeu fait
aue in Sibirien, aber lie urnfaiien
Die beiten unb grDBten 90lbs uno
Si(bermlnen. Die gum Eeil aber aud
beute npd3 brabliegen. 0eben @ulo
uno Stlber marten Gupfer. @iien.
8latin uno anoere grae rllr .auf bic
griblteBung bes nod unausaeniib'
ten 2anoes. um Dem 0erriber aller
GeuBen meitere unabiebbare Wsil'
lionen auaufiihrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
Citizens kOn-Partisan Ticket.

Noniniert in Der Marttballe, 20. ARarA 'O7.
Dtanpr:
SD9n Us. Goblin.
Stabtautpalt
81. IS. Sngrum.
8Dnettpr:
Gbarles 0Drn ir.
gfieiior:
2bao. N. Smith.
NubitDr:
Erib Grops.
5basmeilter:
SDbn s. sFentiman.
y3etorber:
Is. @riffS Spnes.
Albermen, at.2aree;
s. u. gbapu.
Silpa 6eimann.
@eprae 8. Taliaferru.
Sbmin Booemils.
Glberman erfe Barb:
Nnbrem M eper.
ALDERMAN atpeite Barb:
s, 8. 6 b0ots.
ALDERMAN brittle Narh:
Rnul W riheiot.
alderman bierte @arb:
8. 6. Ehnmpion.
Glbetmnn finite 8arb:
Dr. 8. s. Sbropihire.
alderman ietbfte 8arb:
N. q. 5bafer.
alderman iiebente 8arn:
William DubrDsu pIsti.
aloerman adbte 8aro;
SrantS. B0Bharot.
(Mnaeiee.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
9ie Nei@tamer ses 8area.

Sn Rublano erIhien rur turaeul
elm Bppuldrer Ralenoer" Der cine
MenQe pffenbar nit TleiB 5uinmtlen'
Qetraaener ftatiftiidaer Nngabeu ent'
belt uno iiberbaupt tiber Die inneren
8erbd[tniiie oes 8aren' 8eihes cine
@eihe intereiianter Nuftldrun9en aab.
Huf elmer Seite uuroen in benz Biid'
lein auh Die Berm6genanerbdltniiie
oe8 ruliiihen Raiierhauies unteriubt
uno Elm ueberblif eeudbrt iiber bic
tolpKalen Reihtiimer. bic oas 0aus
Gomanpm beiist. Ser Ralenoer 1T
meaen biefer einen Seite i0fort tona
fia3iert muroen; einem englifGen
Bubltaiiten, q. g. Warsoen. lift es
ieooh 9elungen, Elm gremplar gu er.
halten, une &c teilt nun i'm vgnenina
Stanoaro@ cine Meibe intereiianter
Daten oarauS nit. Das @int0mmen
oes 8aren HteBt aus brei Aueqen:
aus Dem Gtaatsidas, aus ben faiier'
lihen DDmdnen (oen ebemaltgen
Rirhenldnoereien) uno aus ben iOs
genannten ..RabinettsbeIibunaen
Der Stnatsihas entrihtet feline Nbs
Qaben oem Railer ot8 oem @nuuer1n;
ole taiierliden DDmdnen iino 9e'
rneinlames giaentum oer 81 Witglie'
Der oeS Gnuies MDman0m. weroen
ieouM bonn 0aupt be8 @elGlehtea
uermnltet; Die Rabinetts' 8eiisunQen
enolim fino peri6ulides giaentum
oes 8areti IN leiner gigenidaft ale
6errider. ueber bic Belisun9en. bic
Der Bar unb feline Bermanoten sl'
benz mod ola Brinatleute innebaben,
lino genaue Nnaaben nibt gu erlans
Qen uno tie meroen als 8riuatanges
leaenbeit nidat in Bere6nung aeSD'
gen. tpennaleih man ueiR. oaB Die
iebr beoeutenb iino. BDn oer Staats'
tafie besiebt ber aaiIer cine SabreS.
iutnme pnn 80 Wiui0nen Wart. NIT
Der eie Soften oea eaiierliben 60f'
baltes aeoedt meroen. Die regierenoe
8arin !. .. erhdlt cine Jabres'&e.
numeration ppn 400.000 Wart. Die
aailerin Wittme beaiebt bic 9leihe
Summe. Seoes Gino. oas oem 3D.
rem geboren uiro. erbalt num @e'
burtata9e bic gum nullenoeten q.
2ebensiabre idbrlib etua $4,000
| Wore, m1breno Der gbronfDleer nit
idbrlih 1900, 900 Wart ootiert lit.
| Die 8ablen fino perbdltni8mdBia
niht iibertrieben bod uno itelIen nod,
| niht ] BrDaent Der idbrlihen Stats
| einnabmen bar. Die 0aupteiauabme'
queuen oes ruiiiihen Barenbanies
iino olio feinesmeaS bic Staatstafie.
iDnbern pielmebr bic faiierlihen Do
| mdnen. Dieie 2dnoereien. Die frii6er
ben 6auptihab Der Rir@e biloeten.
brahten i'm Wiittelalter oer 9eiii.ih'
feit einen unueraleihlihen Heihtum.
| Die rufiiihe Rird,e iit amar aud
beute nod reid3, aber NIT oieien @tt'
tern oine. nur hunoert Sabren etma.
bod ibr grDBter Shah in ben Belit
Der @on,anums iiber. Diefe ta,ier.
limen Dpm6nen urnfaiien q 1923. .0O(
Mcres, cine Jldhe, bic an Nua6eb'
nuna Srlanb iibertriiit. @tma ame
Drittel uon bieiem @ebiete beite6er
aus Soriten. Die einen iebr gutter
@eminn abmerfen; 6as aus Nrhan
gel fummenbe 6ola 1T @elthanoelS
artitel. mdbreno aus ben Beiibuneer
nun Beluueah idbrlid, 2 Williuner
3ubitfuB Sofs gum 8ertauf Com
men; cine anoere BeiiBuna in 80
l0oba lieFert ben bort erribteten tai
ierlihen 5dqemhhlen idbrli@ 200. .00(
sroBe Bdune sur Gerarbeitung. Dai
anoere Drtttel Der eaiferlihen DDna
men iit befttultipierter NusbDoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
gstr aabeu ptel slehnltd,ea. j.

Gas 5olaenoe iit Elm Gussue aus
einem Briefe. ben mir p0n Wr. 8.
5. Wepers in Stuttgart. Nrt., er.
halten baben: Sic tpiiroen mid iebr
perbinoen, tuenn Sic .Sunt's Sight.
ming Oil" in Wllliogeuiqe, Sa., elm.
fiibren miiroen, oa ih bort piele
sSreunoe uno germanote babe. ftr
bic ib mid iehr intereiiiere unb ba
ib erfabre. oaS Sbr Del bort nibt
su taufen lift. Sd tann e8 al8 oas
bette Wlittel empfehlen, oas id3 ie in
!neinem 6auie bate. &c beilte mid,
non einem iblirnrnen Sale npn Blut.
fluff in meniaer oenn eine balbe
Stunoe uno es beilte meine gneelin
pun einem iebr fhmeren ,saue BON
Cholera Wturbus in iehr furaer Belt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
Siitet Gmd, pur salbem aeaem ga.

9iitet Gmd3 DOE Salbem 8e9em &as
tarrb. bic Quedilber entbalten, oa OuedFlber fi@er
ben Sinn oes @eru@s 3eritbren uno bas ean;e Gp=
item p6lig 3errftten Dir0, metn es bur@ bic 5alei=
misen Oberfidhen einorinst Golhe Grtifel iolten
ME auBer auf 8eroronun9 gut berufener Aer,te ee=
brau6t iperoen. ou Der @@aoen, ben fie anri6ttR,
lislen t6nntet. 9alf's &atarrb Rnr,
fabriaiert bon 8. s. gbenep Co., Scleoo, Ohio,
entbdlt fein GuedFlber uno ptro innerli& Qenom=
men uno pirtt bret auf Die S9leimisen Dbtriid@en
bes Gpftems. gsenn Sbr 6an's Rdtarrb fnr
tauft, ieio fi9er, baB Sbr Die d6te bstonmt. sic
pirb innerli9 genommen uno in Soleoo, Ohio, Son
3. !. @benes & 80. Qefno&t.
sg gertauJt BON alien Npotbefern yreis rs
gents Ste flai6e.
Reamt Caa's 3amilten.Vlgen fir gerfopfuno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
Seine W1arter fann nit oer BON
Rbeumatisnus neraliden Ueroeu.
Nesepf Wc. 1851, BET Gtmer u
Mmemo, linoert IpneH nIe8.
0smmsetsemrmms.llepertrasmmsea

s grups an Nat N Baiber, @runbHad
an Der gde ber Rain 8lasa ano Der Uenrs
tet Stra6e; $l7, 900.
Gnnnie 6 6nlff an Nat 4R g8aiber.
@rnnbItiid an ber Brain Blnba uno Der
DDlDrpia StraBe; $3l, 600.
SDhn Eerns u q an @eBl0n 8 goroer,
189 30 Ader 2ano: $4,000.
alfreb Duerler uno Nlfreb gieoenfelo
al, @eDree 2etid, @runbftfid an Der Can'
ba StraBe. $1,000.
SrtB Steiner mnb S5rnu on gSaiter s
Gouis. Grunhitiid an Der Blum StraBe;
s2750.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05

Yanl Waiiller. -@lettrlihe 5hieis
ferei. .-1Q @eit'@Dmmerce' Strobe.
nabe Der Brii6e. 8ertauF BON Wel'
fern. Sheeren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05

&beumati8muS ihmersbafter in
oielem Slima. als iraeno elm anoe.
res 2eioeu. furiert oucb oaa Neaebt
99p. 1851, bel @tmer & 0tmcnh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-05
Serb. StaHel,
= ffflleffsNn nmnImMfl

gambler in Seu uno @etreibe, utenlilier
fiir Standardization, @eiIigeIfarmen uni
5leiidber. Renes Eel. 372. Altes Eel. f91
l rtue, S29% OhsGommerte. StraSe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
American Newspaper Annual.

There is no end of information
about newspapers in the American
Newspaper Annual published by n.
w. Aver &Son, Philadelphia, $500
nett, the 1907 edition of which is just
out. Catalogued in simple taoulated
form are the facts one needs in deal
ing with newspapers, with particular
attention to circulations, which are all
given in plain figures.
There are supplementary lists Of
daily newspapers, magazines and class
publications. A colored map of each
state is bound in the book. II also
contains for the first time the Adver-
tisers' Telegraph Code, compiled es-
pecially for the use of the publishing
interests and filling a long-felt want
in this direction. 26
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
CHANGED HANDS THIS AFTER
TERNooN.
TO IMPROVE the PROPERTY
At Once BY Putting in New Front.
Purchase Price Was over $34, .
ooo-Three Days Dickering
over the Priee-Cheap.

The largest real estate deal ever
made in this city was consumated at
2:30 this afternoon when the Noble
building changed hands and became
the property of Fred Reed. retir.
ed merchant of Oklahoma City. who
was here a week or more ago on a
prospecting tour. and being so favor.
ably impressed that he decided to in.
vest some of his money in Ardmore
dirt
The deal has been hanging fire for
the last three days and 1t was not un-
til this afternoon that II was finally
closed Mr.. Reed also purchased the
lot on B street in the rear of the
building as well. The store building
faces forty-eight feet on Main street
and the lot runs back 200 feet. The
purchase price of the Main street
property was 3i,923.62 and the lot
on r street sold at $4,000, II is the
intention of Mr.. Reed to at once
change the appearance of the Main
street property by putting in new
front, and later on in the summer
will in all probability conclude to
erect additional stories to the build
ing and also build on the lot on II
street in the rear The deal was con
sumated through the firm of Roberts
& Bonner of this city.
The new front will be of plate
glass and the most modern of any
in he new state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
New Furniture Arrived.

The furniture and fixtures for the
Bankers National bank, corner Main
and A streets. arrived last night and
was unloaded and work was begun
on setting up the fixtures today. 1t
will take considerable time to set up
the fixtures and furniture and it is
probable that the bank will get NOV.
ed by the middle of next month.
The fixtures for the bank are oak.
The building at present occupied by
the bank will in all probability be
Occupied by the Bankers Trust com.
pany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
PERSONAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Fred Kinkade made a business trip
to Norman today
VIM. II. NanDoren Is in the city
from Muskogee on business.
John A. Mcclure, a business man OF
Chickasha. is an Ardmore visitor.
l.. s. Kennedy, NJ. d.. of Ida, Ark.
is in Ardmore and may locate here.
II. l.. PITTS of Fort Smith, Ark. is
transacting business in Ardmore to-
day.
S. A. Brown of Aylesworth is shak-
ing hands with friends in Ardmore
today.
Miss Una Burney of Burneyville is
in the city visiting her sister, Miss
Vallie Burney.
w. V. Morrison, for some years
manager of the Waters.Picrce Oil
companys branch at Madill, passed
through Ardmore last night en- route
to Chicago, where he goes to accept
a position with Carson-Pierce, Scott
& Co.
Miss eVrbeI Skinner of Kentucky
and Miss Lillian Welborn of Pales.
tine, Texas, are here to take posi-
tions with Miss Bell of the Partisan
Millinery Parlors. Both young ladies
are expert trimmers and come highly
recommended.
Robert Poland came in last even
ing from Mineral Wells, Texas, on
visit to his parents and to look
after some business interests. Mr.. Po-
land is connected with the Grisby Con
struction Co., which company is build
ing a railroad from Mineral wells to
Weatherford, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
Out Of DANGER.

The two gear old child of Il. L. Dl.
lard. who lives about two miles from
the city, and whose skull was frac-
tured by kick from mule about
two weeks ago, is reported to be out
of danger. Drs. Simpson and Savage
dismissed the case yesterday after
noon. 1t was thought improbable that
the little one would recover on ac-
count of her age and the condition
she was In.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
A new DEPUTY NAMED.
BY Marshal Porter-lra T. Tate OF
Sulphur Succeeds Burton at
Mill Creek Who is
Transferred.

Ira 7. Tate, formerly city marshal
of Sulphur today received the appoint
ment of field deputy marshal with
headquarters at Mill Creek, to sue
ceed Deputy Marshal Burton, trans
ferred to Purcell in place Of U. S.
Marshall Byrd, who has resigned to
go into another line of business.
In the selection of Ira Tate as
field deputy, Marshal G. A. Porter
has again shown his clear judgment
of men and has selected one OF the
best known criminal chasers in the
country.
Col. Porter does not stand on GER
emony in choosing men, when he
finds a good one and one that Will
do his duty fearlessly.
Within the past few months the
marshal and his force has made II
almost impossible for any one to Sc
cure any liquor shipped into this sec
ton.
Mr.. Tate's appointment becomes ef
fective at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
EDGE HEARING POSTPONED.
Until March 9th On Motion Of Defen.
6ant Who Wants Tinye to
Prepare Testimd-
ny.

The preliminary hearing of Zeb
Edge. who Is charged with the MUIR
der of Frank Benford, which was to
have been heard in the commissions
.er's court this morning. has been
postponed until March 8, to give the
defense an opportunity to prepare
testimony. Edge was placed in Jail
without bond until his hearing.
Nothing new has developed in the
case other than there was an eye
witness to the affair who will testify
at the hearing.
The remains of Bonford were bur-
led yesterday at overlook.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
MECCA FOR CANDIDATES.
e. G. McAdans Candidate for Attor'
neY General in City.

f. G. McAdams, a prominent at
torney of Oklahoma City and one of
the leading candidates for the office
of attorney general, is in the city
today mixing with the people.
Mr.. McAdams is a young attorney
Of rare promise and since being in
the state has made an enviable repu-
tation for himself at the bar. His
democracy cannot be questioned, hav.
ing imbibed it at his mothers breast
in the old state of South Carolina,
in that section which produced a
Mart Gary, one of the men who re.
deemed uhe stale from ta'3etbag
rule in 1876.
He is picked by many as a winner
in the race, and has quite following
all over the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
/. . MISERY MILL GRINDING.
One Released and One Given over 10
the Street Force to Sober UP
Until Next Time-Box
Car Boarder..

a young man who has occupied
a box car In the Santa Fe yards in
this city last night was hauled be.
fore the police court this morning
ON charge OF trespassing.
He put up good account of himself
and said he was loking for work. He
looked the part and Judge Gait turn.
ed him loose with the instructions
to either get to work or hike from
the city.
OF late several box cars have been
entered and several small articles
stolen. The police have been after the
miscrcants. However, police and po.
lice Judges have to be good judges of
human nature and crime and crimi-
nails, and they can come pretty near
telling whether country boy is a
criminal or not.
An old offender who has repeated
his habit of imbibing too much was
the only case fined He put NJ
plea about never doing II again,
but as has been said policve judges
have good idea Of who has done
1t. end will do It again. and he was
fined. Not having the ducats he MI
take lessons in good street building
from the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
Mortuary Record.

The infant of NJ. c. Freeze, aged
eleven months, died Tuesday at the
family home at Cheek. Death was
caused from pneumonia, with which
the child has been suffering for
some weeks.
The remains were buried this after
noon at the Cheek cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

A pleasant time is in store for the
members and friends of the Baptist
church tomorrow, Thursday evening,
when an informal reception will he
rendered at the church. All members
and friends are cordially invited to
attend. Refreshments, free to all,
will be served and the occasion Is
looked forward to with pleasure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
Local Cotton Market.

The present rain will cause the Cot
ton market to have a tendency toward
a better price and also Increase :! e 10
cal receipts. Whsle tn. 1elds are wet
from the rain It will be impossible to
work them and the farmers will there
fore market what cotton they have
out. During pretty weather they
were too busy to market the staple.
"'he receipts today ave been n ,acti-
cally nothing as the shower this
morning prevented farmers from get
ting into town. The price remains
about the sale and there is no change
in the grade The fibre in most in.
stances is good, but there is a stain
in almost all the staple marketed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

Don't forget to near Mrs. Hardy
and Miss Maitland Thursday night
at the NJ. l.. church. Children 25c.
adults soc. Tickets on sale at Homer
Boyd's. 26-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27
PARADISE ALLEY Joint.
Raided and Barrel of Booze Found.
Proprietor Is Arrested and
Is Placed in the
Bastle.

A drink joint in the Southern hotel,
corner Caddo street and Paradise
alley, was raided yesterday afternoon
and the prprietor, w. +. Fickling,
arrested on charge of introducing
whisky.
A barrel of pint bottles of whisky
was found in the joint and confiscat-
ed. Fickling was placed in Jail where
he remained last night This morninf
he was arraigned before Commission.
er Pfeiffer and given a hearing He
was placed under "A $3.50 appearance
bond to keep the peace in the South
ern district for the next twelve
months. Fickling failed to give the
peace bond and was placed in Jail.
This is the second time in the past
month Ficklings joint has been raid
ed and recently he was let out on a
bond of $500 for introducing and sell
ing whisky
It is probable that he could make
the appearance bond, but a $500 peace
bond is hard to make and Fickling
may have to remain in Jail until the
session of the grand jury, April 20.
J. T. Jones, clerk of the Woodmen
of the World, was down town this
morning for while, after an illness
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

Better tools mean better worl-we
have full line of Office tools.
25tf BOYD'S BOOK STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

Don't forget to hear Mrs. Hardy
and Miss Maitland Thursday night
at the M. T.. church, Children 25c,
adults soc. Tickets on sale at Homer
Boyd's. 26-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

New State maps showing the new
counties, with a synopsis of statehood
bin and many facts and figures, for
sale at
25tf BOYDS BOOK STORE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

j. T. Jones, clerk of the Woodmen
of the World, was down town this
morning for while, after an illness
of the past week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-27

Mrs. b. A. Simpson is very i'll at
he Ardmore sanitarium.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

r. K. Jones of Boston was registered
at the Winthrop Wednesday,.
W. D. Patterson Of Wiscasset was a
business caller here yesterday.
D. 3. Wentworth of Boston was a
visitor in town Friday afternoon.
Mr ard Mrs. +. c. Strong Of Win
thrOD We're registered at Hotel North
Friday.
Miss Julia Berry went to Bangor Fri
day and will spend the Sabbath with
friends in that city.
MIR. and Mrs. George E. Carson of
Readfield We're in the city Friday as
the guests of friends.
Leon S. Merrill of Solon was in the
city Friday on matters OF business and
was registered at Hotel North
Rev. Brian g. Roberts. pastor of st
Marks Episcopal church. is at Con
cord, \. H.. called there by the serious
illness cf his father
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

At the Charles A. Eaton CO. shoe fac
tory stock taking has just been COM
pleted for the past six months and the
fitting. making and cutting rooms are
starting on new runs. The finishing
room will start Oct. 30. the dressing
room Oct. 81 and the packing room
Nov. :. At the present time the fac-
tory has q daily output OF l2oO pairs,
but it is hoped to increase this output
to 1900 pairs per day by the first of
January. During the time that the
stock taking has been going forward
n new and improved dust collecting
sysiem has been installed that is work.
ing we'll In the place of the 60-inch fan
previously used an S0-inch fan has been
installed. making draft that takes
care of the dust from the machines in
a very satisfactory manner. All the ma
chimes in the factory are connected
with this dust collecting plant and the
dirt that comes from them is quickly
taken away from any proximity to the
onerator. The management states that
it has spared no pains to have every
thing in the establishment thoroughly
up -to-date and thinks that it has one
of the best plants for the manufacture
of shoes in the State. They manufac-
ture the Goodyear welt shoe exclusive
ly. The addition to the plant that has
just been completed will be used the
same as the old part. being used as an
enlargement for all departments. All
the different departments have been
crowded up to the present time and 1t
it thought that this will relieve the
congested condition of the fSrtory.
The new part is 9Sx42 feet in size and
of uniform height with the old part.
five stories.