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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27
WOODMEH ADJOURN
Sovereign Camp Is Generous With
Funds Of the order-Slliries OF
the Big Choppers and Raised
Session Cost $4,000.

Norfolk Va. May 2G.-The soycr
eign camp. Woodmon of the World
which convened here May II in bien
MIA sessiot, has adjourned The SOY
ere n body allowed the uniform rank
81 for two years and relieved them
of all dues aud charter taxes. It was
dec ded that the uniform Woodmen
she ld camp a the jamestown expo
sition for ten days, beginning Aug. 10
I Tn, laws committee of the sovereign
carp at Detroit in 1909 was named
as follows:
". 5 White Sioux City. Iowa:
Louis Rogers, Gainesville. Texas. Il
Il. stiles, Omaha; J. W. Collier, Vlcks
burg; l.. y. Archer. Birmingham; W
T.. Lennon Little Rock, and j. W. Cur
rior Knoxville
Tire annual salaries uf sovereign OF.
fic' We're increased as follows:
j c Root, sovereign commander
Omaha, from IS 900 to $4,000; W. \.
Fra nr, sovereign advisor Dalas.from
fees TO $1,000, Morris Sheppard, soy.
ere. n banker Te>arbaua, from s.. 500
TO $4,000. John l.. Yates. sovereign
clerk, from S60O0 TO $500, b. W.
jew w'tt Manchester Iowa chairman
sovereign finance committee from 81.
500 10 $4,000. Dr. Ia W. Porter AMI
DR. = u. Cloyl sovereign physicians.
ON ha, from $4,000 To $4,000 each.
II was recommended that the cxecu.
tive council increase the salary of the.
sovereign attorney \. H. Burnett OF
Omaha, from $500 to an adequate
amount in view Of his deyoting his en-
tire time 20 the work of the Woodmen
Il is also recommended that the bonds
of salarIod officers be- doubled and
this together Wit hthe making Of con
tracts for the surety bonds was lei,
TO the executive council
The Norfolk session cost the sover
Gig" camp between s25,OO and $50 900
according to statement made by Sow
ere.gn Adviser Fraser
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27
Arrangements Completed.

Ardmorelie Special.
Sulphur, !. T., May 25.-Arrange
mcnts for the entertainment Of the
teachers who will attend the Chick
asaw Normal have been completed
The normal will open June 3. Prof
Umholtz, supervisor of the ChiclIa,
saw scnools. estimates that there will
he two hundred and fifty Chickasaw
teachers in attendance.
The city Of sulphur ana Col. A.
r. Green, superintendent of the Plat
National Park, join Prof Umholtz in
his invitation to all teachers to at.
tend the Chickasaw Normal at Sui
phur whore they can rest and recu-
perate while pursuing their studies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27
ThE TERMS ARE EASY

on lots in Highland Park Addition,
only oue-fourth down at the auction.
24-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

ASK YOUR GROCER for diamond
Brand Oil. Sold by Oklahoma Rein.
ing Co. Ernest Atkins. Agent. Phone
-.ul film
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

when down town. stop In and lool
at that line OF "Lisk' enamolcdwaro
We have It in grey colcrs the pet
tiest line ever shown in Ardmoro.
Stevens, kenrerly & Spragins Co,
god CIVIL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27
Sulphur Schools Close.
ArdmoreIte Sreciai

ArdmoreIte Sreciai
sulphur, l. T., MAY 25.-The city
schools closed tonight with gradual
ing exercises at the opera house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

Best retrlgerators Ia town FOR less
money See y. X. Noancy l2r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

Use Ardmoreile want aus. They al
ways bring results. Three llnes three
times for three dimes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

II will pay you 10 resd the ad OF
Smith. higgins 4 West Co. on the
local page of this issue. l5p
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Visit Struck's opening Thursday.
Friday and Saturday 262
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27
THE c4olcEsr HoMEsIres

are in Hig'land Park Addition, 20
be sold at auction on easy terms May
2Sth. at O'Clock, 24-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27
Hill county. Texas.
22d2O.w5

FOR SALE-lntermarried surplus,
miles, northwest Ardmore. Describ-
ed as follows: S l-2, S. T.. Ia, s. f.
Ia. See. IS; n. Il. Ia. n. T.. Ia,
and n. l-2. S f. ~, y. l.. Ia, Sec
%. T. 4, S. X. /, +. w. NJ. Lucas
Tishomngo. 2i-3
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COMPARE OUR SEaVICE
WITH OTHERS
Postal T. Ie graph Gable Co.
Washington ST. Telephone No. 81
TAliAfERRO'S
Undertaking and Embsimina.
North Washington Street.
Phones 81 and 433.
TAllAfERRO O'S

Whatever your prescription Is In.
tended TO do II will surely 90 It II IL
is put up at our pharmacy Pure drugs
and expert manipulation insure re,
suits.
26 +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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CAR OF BARBED WIRE AT
sIVENs, coRHN & FRENsLGY's.
ei-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

The Farmers Union at Stratford, l.
r., will give a big basket picnic on
Saturday June I. J. \. West. stat
president Of the Farmers Union. viii
address the people on the Roger
Mills cooperative plan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

Phone erurks. liS. for Strftpu-
ice cream. We deliver. 20,
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steffcn's ice cream at strucHs 26-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

Fresh vegetables received daily al
the Grand Leader. Phone III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

II YOU need truss, get Smi"
s'ructod and we guarantee a pcrfec
~.
70 +. JRAMSEY. Druggist
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WANTED-To pay you cash or trade
for old stoves and furniture. Phone
36G. G. =. Hall. 2itf
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WANTED.

WANTED-To sell 5000 old papers
You need them for wrapping. paper
ing ana 10 put under your carpets
The Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-27

SpREKELMEYER co.
Timers. Plumbers and Gastiucr-
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
X.rdnnt atudant

To add 20 the gayety OF nations a
new Arkansas student from the rural
districts was caught the moment he
stepped OF train. and a few points
were explained lie was told that il
no hoped for peace during his college
life no must promptly sQuelcb a watch.
man who took a delight in bOsslnR
trcShmen, They led him like q lamb
to the room OF the president and I'm.
formed him the watchmRn was inside.
The young man entered, Sure enough.
there was q man sitting at the desk.
II merely want to say" the student
began, "that I don't like your face. I
can't compel you to change H. but
keep II away from mo or TIL hurt IT.
Tho supposed watChman grew apo
plectlC
"You may bc the policeman" went
on the youth, but you must keep on
your own beat. Don't try 10 explain
I've heard of you before. An want
to say ls. keep away from me"
Then he went out, and the next day,
when he realized II nll he passed on
To the football field and saw the spot
whore fools rush and angels fear to
tread. d.--Fayattevillc (Ark) Dispatch to
St Tcrls POst Dispatch.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
InVestiGate Slster QuatEsnbOs.

We are glad that Congressman Clark,
of this district, has introduced bill in
the House at Washington calling upon
the Attorney General for full state
ment of the expenses incurred In the
peOnage prosecutions in Florida, and
for detailed account Of the status and
duties of Mrs. QuackenbOs, the United
States female detective, who has been
working up" these peonage cases in
Florida and other States
Let the light be turned on with its full
power. The Southern people want no
peOnage among them, and while at rare
intervals a white man may be found
sufficiently degraded 10 attempt that
kind of business, no is In no sense rep
rosentatiVe Of the people Of this sec
ton. But we believe that this Mrs.
Quack enbos Is doing much more harm
than good, and while she Is doubtless
an honest, well-meaning woman, she is
probably also a confirmed sentimental
let on the negro question, and that
means that she has precious little com
mon sense on the subject Employers
Of negro labor In the South are con-
stantly encOuntering difficulties Of the
most exasperating character because Of
the chronic unreliabllity Of that labor
and the perfectly COtlBctenceloBs tacllity
with which Il makes contracts, secures
valuable advances and then Jumps the
jOb." We have State laws to prevent
this AZ far as possible, but the efforts
Of Mrs. QuackenbOs and her kind have
the direct effect Of rendering these laws
nugatory and practically encouraging
the negro In his dishonest methods. It
is very probable that this woman Is de-
mOralizing the labor system OF the South
wherever her influence Is felt, at the
expense OF both the white man and the
negro, for she deprives the former Of
HE laborer, and helps to make the latter
a peripatetic vagabOnd, prowling around
tho country from Job 70 job, violating
hls contracts without scruple and feel
inR secure In all that he does that way,
because 'de guv'ment" will stand be-
tween him and the employer no has
cheated. Put Sister QuAck0nbOs In the
llmelight, show up her methods mi
nntely, and lot the country see II she Is
helping the cause Of justice and promOt-
ing good relations between the two
races In the South by her meddlesome
work. Live Oak Democrat.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Dseember 20, 1891. AT the rssldsnc.
Of DR.. and MrB. w. d. Atkinson, thu
parents Of the bride, was witnessed, last
Thanksgiving Day, one Of the prettiesl
weddings Of the season. The contract
ing parties were Dir. Fred o. Levy and
Miss Bessie A. Atkinson. The groom
ls employed at Il. b. Carpenters Cash
Store, this city, and once occupied q
position at the FIRE station, one which he
/ Watchfully guarded with no little degree
Of credit TO himself, showing 10 the de-
partment that he was the right man in
the right place. He is q very refined
young man and the second son of Mr..
George W. Levy, Of this county.
The bride ls the aeeond daughter Of
Mr.. William ID. Atkinson, of the Nun
son Pond neighbOrhood. She possesses
many graces and is a very lovable young
lady. The parlors were very nicely dec
GRATED with beautiful pictures and green
cedar, and elegant flowers to match.
At 2 o'clock in the evening the groom
and bride entered the parlor and were
placed just inside the door, and the
house, in spite of q downpour of rain,
was filled with friends and relatives.
Rev. r. W Russell was conveniently
stationed, and, !, in few impressive words,
pronounced them husband and wife.
The neighborhOOd was very sorry to
have to give up Miss Bessie, for she was
very much loved by all who knew her.
Immediately after the marriage cere-
mOny, congratulations were extended,
and the bride received numerous nice
presents. Their trunks were packed,
and the hack stood at the gate ready TO
receive them. Fred courteously saw his
fair young bride seated within the car
raige then he assumed a dignified air,
such as the head of family usually
wears on special occasions, and seated
himself beside Mrs. Frederick o. Levy.
They reined up at Mrs. Barco's boarding
house, where they will remain during the
holidays, after which they will commence
housekeeping.
The whole neghbOrhoOd joins In wish
ing them long, prosperous and happy
life. A FRIEND.
Miss RUBY Powell leaves to-day for
Tallahas see, to the regret Of the many
young p eOple with whom she is 80 popu-
lar. Miss Powell goes to spend Christ
mas with her grandfather, Judge Ber-
nard, so prominent a resident OF West
Florida. Mrs. W. G.. Powell, Miss Ruby
POwelPs mother, is already the guest of |
Judge Bernard, her father. Jackson
vile Metropolis, 10th.
Subscribe to your home newspaper.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
nunME b TIaeA.
s,,.eIns Down o. ~ Those KIsS' Of
ths Ja psi@

Il must b. the 81 - OF me Jungls
Tho Anrar az tho M pnkey people Said
Il, and the terror IN uNs eyes Oi he
hTIiock DIctnreA n Ie was StralnBR
back at the strong ROD = tnat neld nhn'
and from bis frOthed pe Bsued 10"
moaning below OF sa1' h~ lawn
colOred skin soft as siAA "hS - treh'
ulOus as shaken water
The bullock was = WI ch tnHt tlInee
accurately each yard tnS ts uSsrS ao
vance. His abJect terror "noo me WIZ
pity. It was q strange, LneAPhcaOls
thing, this intuition Of tns animal
world that taught theml wherein Iay
great danger.
Now, knew that stripes was close.
for the monkeys, running hlmDly 20
the top Of their tree. shot away with
downward SwoOp to the PrancheS OF
another. scoldinR and calling TO each
other as they Hed.
The bullock had almost ceased to bel
low and stood. fore legs wids apart ana
head lowered TO the ground. transh1ed
In terror
Suddenly through the btsnes ten
yards from our machan was thrust
the sneering yellow muzzle d n tiger
and his red brown eyes glared with
horrible cupidity at the anitnai that
was now fascinated TO silence Atop
this face Of evil the rounded ears.
black rosetted, were twitched TACK an
grily.
Even in its dreadful menace, In Its
suggestion Of brutal ferOcity. the
stealthy approach Of the tIgres' was
beautiful 70 see. A creep Of yard
or two, then she crouched, heaL low
to earth and tail lashing from sile to
side with Vicious jerks.
The cub was evidently being school
ed. Close behind his mother the
yOungster skulked. his young. foolish
eyes shifting from point TO point as
though he did not quite know wha II
all meant.
As we lay side by side both our rlfs
were trained on the tigress.
She was head-on TO us, and eithJr |
the brain shot or the point Of the shOu'
der or the vertebrae OF the neck weTe
there to choose from.
] knew that Dan would nudge mt
when we we're to fFe. and waited,
finger on trigger and my eye lying
along the sights.
The tlgresB crOuched and turned her
face toward our machan, though her
eyes still rested straight ahead.
I felt the soft push OF Dams knee on
my leg and pressed my trembling I'm.
ger TO the lever.
There was q roar Of both rifles, a 1T
tie cloud OF smoke. sulpburous breath
in our nOstrlls. and below In the bar.
rem paddy field many devils were tear
ing up the earth with great noise.
"BaRged herr Dan calculated for
the great beast. tawny and black strip
cd. was on her side, clawing viciously
at the sod.
Again our rifles spoke.
Slowly the huge head fell hat to
earth the rod eyes lost their ferOCity--
or was II only CLINT OF pity for the
dying that fancled thIs--the breath
sucked aud sputtered through the
blood that OOzed from mouth and nos
trils. and, waiting with impatlsnce for
a little In our machnR. we saw death
CONG And put the seal OF silence on
the battered form OF beautiful strength.
--"Beardlng tho Burmese Tiger" by
W. A. Fraser, 10 Outing Magazine
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
The Correct TImS

10 stop a cough OF cold Is just az soon
as II starts then there will be no dan
ger Of pneumonia or consumption.
lust q few doses Of Ballards Hore-
s6und Syrup taken at the start will
stop tho cough. II It has been running
on FOR some time the treatment will be
longer. but the curse is sure. Sold by
Hardee. Smith Go.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Look here, you grumpy old GROWER,
Why are you croakin' 50 much7
You're . gloomy, dismal howler,
SpOllIng everything you touch.
Round up ali that bunch Of trouble,
An corral II for awhile,
Let your bottle spirits bubble,
Be an OptimiSt, and smile.
Be Il fair o. gloomy weather,
Don't you get mOrose and blue
Don't allow the white feather
To wave In triumph Ger you.
Don't forever be talkin'
Bout the ills that on you pile
Quit your pesSimistlc Squawkin'
Be an Optimist, and smile
Durn Il, man, keep a-peggin',
Don't you ever lose your hope;
You'll win out II you keep a-leggin',
Though In doubt you now may grOpe.
Come, old scout, pretend you're happy,
Though your heart is full Of guile;
Keep your spirits bright and snappy --
Be an optimist, and smile.
r RRIMqTOOt.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
AavlsInu a ststssnan.

III you must monkey with restrictive
legislation, Abner. why not so in for
something POPULAR
"Can such legislation bC POPULAR
ut can Make II penal offonse for
a man 10 ask for a hair cut on Satur-
day afternoon. - Washington Herald.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
e. A. BRIMsToOL

No need 10 fear coughs and colds this
year, as you can obtain Bees Laxative
Cough Syrup now from your dealer
This is good news 10 mothers who fear
Group and whoopiDg cough. II Is a gen
tie laxative that eXpels the poison from
the system in the natural way. Cuts
phleRm and clears the head. Guaran-
teed. Sold by CObb's Drug Store. g
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
A FI,tIpo Thsuns.

"Rhimor showed me hts last poem.
II IL entitled Sonnet to but One"
"Humphl II no wrote the truth, It
would bs owed to Everybody 80 BAL
timoCe AmSrican.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
A ShTswd SAylna.

An old sage has said that the best
present that one can give another Is
something that will last a long time and
keep the friendship OF the donor always
frOsh In the mind Of the person TO whom
the presentation is made
That is the very sort of Christmas
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There Ia nothing better offered the pub
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This Is q scientific preparation Of nat
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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

For any Of the ordinary diseases OF
akin Chamberlain Salve il excellent
Il not only allRys the itching and smart
ing but effects n cure For sale by
Tallahassee Drug Co.
Dr. Miles Auti.tAih fiil- Not "u.
rtor tlc pntn, hut do u quicNS
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
TssR TRUE DE ssOCRlAT. |.
JeHE .. coLLINs. RSbiishss.


rUBLwHED EvERY VRIDAY MoRNnO.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
GOVERNORS SALARY
 FUND ABOUT GONE.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug s=It was discovered today that tie fund from which Acting Gov. Pindall has been drawing lis "a ' ary is about exhausted, and after next week Auditor Moore vii is- ste warrants ter the salary ot one governor only. The aSt legislature passed . bill allowing Gov. John <. Little his SaaarF during lli> illness, but made 70 appropriation for the >a5ar7 o. the Acknowledgements.
 Paul Little, private secretary of the governor. has beer draw ing his fathers salary every month and forwarding il 10 ilis mother at Greenwood. Acting GoF. Pindall las been drawing his salary as governor from the e1, ,ooo contingent fund. ard tIiiS fund has now dwindled down to >17b. Alter tie fund is exhaust ed next week | will be impossi- ble to issue warrants to but one governor, and either Gov. Little or Gov. Pindlai4 Vi be deprived ot the regular monthly warrant from the auditor office. ae matter VI probably be adjusted in some ~a7 when Gov. ie.ntlssz.il returns rom | Fisit to aiS nome q Arkansas Git4 AIondaF. Aud ltar Moore saFs IIe M .>>aeaf=z ore warrant tof the goyerror < sa.ary in future. arle>> ar propr.ati5'l < mad t.1e .eezS- 4ature
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Farmers Union in Crawford Co.

aa B@TeH ag. oTa wa, began oa tee Farmers T. 5on ware a8a~e today and ~i1en compete. De one 2 tl5e largest IT western Ark4asas. It will be built along the light of way Of the Frisco railroad and will cover nearly a block o. ground and VII be ample for storing al1 of tie cotton grown in tIle Van BaTen district.
 The >ue5ess achieved by tie Farmers n4a this Year n Graw ord =5aza handling the -f714es> @rap talouga its sa.es agents eEe ura srd the n.em6er> greatly 4..d prast:sa es erg 5ae tton grown le5 them ta5s year VI be he.a 1ad s5.. t.4r5a eI5l t.s5.r agents.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Refuse 12 Cents for Cotton.

Galveston, Tex, July S0.- That the cotton growers III the Farmers Union are prepared to control the market i> evidenced by the refusal of offers of . cents per pound for their cotton.
 he union now has BIS Ware houses in Texas with an agere- gate capacity Tor storing more than .o0o.0oa baie>. 0t these f58 warehouses have been hai [ since .a~t yeaf. ae unlou eSt5- mates ms seaSaf~ oroP at = 03a.000 bales. while I-.eo0.aaa bales are required ta supply tz year consumption. BaYers have tried 10 contract in advance Ter an aggregate of 500, ,mo ba.e> at l2 cents ior delivery a> ate a> December. but less than 5o,aao bales were offered.
 The unlon holds Tor $ cent cotton.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
EDITOR HELENA WORLD
FOLLY ASSASSINAT TED

tLe.ef1a. .sr r... -..sg. a.#st. Se4tt. e.t9 sasta- q tse Helena World, >.rat-l ear E ....s morning a>a- VAS aasirg a.> = t9 home. f.ee 5a-.e.S were fred = aifn. two entering his brain and kilt- trg him instantly The body was not found unt.l hal an H6ar later. wien two. policemen attracted 55 the firing. began search. and di>, overed t!le body lyieg 57 sidewalk
 No arrest tsas been made. aid the police decline to state i they hare ary e.e# h the paba;e mind, however taiS crime is a~- soe:aeed ~.4 tse recent political upheara. sat shook Helena un- |. the entire e5ty administration except : 5eW officers, was forced to resign. aid Hew officials were elected. 7e Helena \ ord sed tie crusade against the cd ad- niir.~tratsor. charging thr Police Department With graft ard cor rupt:et7. and demanding an eX- animation of .ts books. Chief ot Po.;ce Clancy. as I result .. this exposure. attacked George Adams the owner a.# #tze World. and tae sane aa7 P7.iee Sergeant Tom Duane assaulted Adams. wfa e. tended H.aSez=@e n bot# ea- counters.
 \ few daFs later Clancy se- riou>lY wounded himself with . revolver. Immediately after this some unidentified person fred at Scott late q night as lie at.n hi> office d work. but missed him. Thsn Scott and Policeman Ben Carrutfer lad difficulty.
 The community has been very much wrought ID over this chain ot events. ard .a>t week passed through aa exciting election. IT which Scott sHd the World took q leadine par. He lead nan came here Szx months zgg ron. Columbia. KY. IL was E wears O age. afley survived bsa vie and yot.t7es
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Here it is, You May
 Take Your Choice
Cold August Weather.


 Chicago. .1ag c>.ers..s wa> the eo.dest August , n IL history ot the local weather bureau. covering . period ot = wears, with | minimum tempera- ture .. 5-. Tie nearest to 7e~- terday : record was made 1T l~177. when the minimum was 5f. s5..e normal temperature fer August x about 69 Yesterday wa> tt1e eotdest day in August since 1S7S, when the thermometer >1aHet. ! minimum temperature H August 1e.