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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-25

THE ARDMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION. No. $40 Meets first sun
day I'm each month az p. m, at
Union Hall j. W GolledEe, Pres
ideut. d. b. Gaines. Secretary.
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Canned Goods.

Y. F. Peaches (stindar6 .... ...St.7j
Y. f. Peaches (hlgh grade).... 2G5
W. II. Peaches tstandardD D.... l So
W. II. Peaches (high grade) 80. 1856
W. II. Peaches (high grade) ..... $50
3 pound Kraut Chigh grade).... 1.O5
pound Pumpkin Chigh grade).. %
3 pound Tomatoes (high grade).. 1.45
pound Tomatoes istandarD .... 1.3O
? pound corn Chigh grade)..... l1O
> pound corn (standard) .... 30
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Cheese.


Long Horns Wisconsin Full
cream ............... ''iS =
Daisies Wisconsin Full Cream ...1Sls
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Cereals.

. pound Oats ..................S p
DR.. Prices Celery Food........ 2S5
pound oats ................. 2.75
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catsup.

Pints choicest ................S4.50
Standard, . dOz, per doz...... LIS
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Canned Meats.

y pound Vienna Sausage. ....... 30
4 pound assorted meat. ..... 90
pound corned beef. f.......... 1.35
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ARDMORE TRADES COUNCIL
Meets first and third FRIDAY nights
in each month at Labor Hall. l..
B. Horn, president; d. y. Fergu.
son, secretary.
THE ARDMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION. No Gi9 Meets first sun.
day I'm each month az p. m, at
Union Hall j. W Golledgc, Pres
ideut, d. b. Gaines Secretary.
LOCAL UNION 40. 2i7 or THE IN.
TERNATlONAL. BROTHERHOOD
OF BLACKSMITHS AND HELP.
ERS meets every Thursday night.
\. u. White, President; c. T.. Craig,
Secretary.
'NRBERS' JOURNENMEN INTER
NATIONAL UNION Meets first
and third Monday nights I'm each
month O A. Vaughan, president
Elmer Wright secretary.
CARPENTERS AND JOlNERS' Or
AMERICA. so. lu2N- Meets every
Thursday niEht 7:3O. at Union
Hall W. II. Kcuner president; d. y.
Ferguson, secretary,
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Meets second and fourth Friday
nights of each month + NJ Parker
president A. A. Holcomb. secrr
tary.
u'rCKLNYFRS'. MNSONS' AM
PIASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION 40. 9-Meets every Snur
day night j. H. Dixon, president,
A. B. Brown. secretary.
RETAIL CLERKS !. p. UNION. No.
G35-Meets second and fourth Mon.
day nights I'm each month. Louis
$. Sheikowits, president, l.. b.
Horn, secretary.
PAINTERS. DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS' UNION No. 22N
Meets every Wednesday might
of each month at Union Hall Guy
Crenshaw, president; j. a. Spears
secretary,
.TEAMSTER' UNION, No. 5S3-J b.
DeArmond, president C. w. Young
secretary
,uhgcrihs ,,r Tho Ardu,orpita
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Mothers who give their children
Eennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup In.
variably indorse II. Contains Honey
and Tar. Conforms to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold Dy
Hoffman Drug Co.
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LOCAL UNION 40. 2i7 or THE IN.
TERNATIONAL. BROTHERHOOD
OF .BLACKSMITHS AND HELP
ERS meets every Thursday night.
\. d. White, President; G. T.. Craig,
Secretary.
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Dried Fruits.
Jelly.

10 pound pals ................. .3S
pound crates, per dozen. $3.50
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Lard, basis.

Standard .............. .....1OAc
High Grade ....................12hc
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Beans.
Coffee.

Standard bulk roasted cofees ..iii4
Peabcrry Roasted ..............l7,a
African Java ........ zee. .....lji2
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Meat.

Dry Salt Extras ................1n 1nlac
Bacon Extras ........,..,......11Ac
Bologna in oil per lb.......... 71aC
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G.. =. HALL. l..
The Home FuTnlShGT

New and second hand goods of all
kinds from old bones to a guaranteed
quarter.sawed oak parior suit, bought,
sold, repaired, rented and exchanged,
from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper than
anybody else.
The largest building and the lowest
prices.
Cash or on easy installment pay
ments to rich and poor alike. Biggest
stock. Lots Of curios, old relics. No
dead beats, no rents 10 pay. Live and
let live prices and killer of high
prices. Phone 366 or call at 325, Caddo
street and Bird avenue, northeast.
Three blocks from the Wilmington
Hotel See the Texas sign across
the street.
VIII be glad TO see you whether
you trade or not.
Yours for best wishes during 1907.
G. =. HALL
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Oysters.
Salmon.

Columbia River (besD S2.20
Columbia River (standarD ..... LIS
Alaska Pinks ................... l.35
Alaska Reds ............... $50
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coeoanut

Schepp's hs......................2
Dunham's As ...................
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Tennessee Sorghum ..............32
Corn Syrup ................... ~
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Green Apples.

Choice, per box ...............S1.35
Fancy, per box ......,......... $50
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS
WHOLESALE FRUIT MARKET.

Furnished by
The Dawson.Whtfield Fruit Co., Ard.
more, Okla.
Prices for week ending January 20,
1QO-.
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Nuts.


WdUIN aWIUT, asst. 70 VU6Vl T.IIO,
LIB, lib, 5Olb case .........S5.OO
Onion sots, Feby. shipment, 1-2
bu., Dbl ....................$750
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Candy

Standard Stick .................7 &c
Standard Mixed ..........,...... &C
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Best Head .................., 6Rc
Japan .........................5H
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UNION. No. 5S3-J. B
DcArmond, president C W, Young
secretary
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so better ndey to the growth OF Ard
the constant and steady increase IN
more can ne found than is reflected IN
the deposits OF the Ardmore National
Bank.
LEE CRUCE, President
. W. STUART, Cashier.
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PAINTERS. DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS' UNION 40. Dos
Meets every Wednesday night
of each month at Union Hall GUY
Drenshaw, president; j, a. Spears.
secretary,
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Rice.


BtAt fteuu .............. ..'''''.. &C
Japan ..,.....,.s........ ..5Isc
Sugar.
Granulated ....,..,.....,......,S5.40
I .....,.. ..........' ...ss'. o'OU
Powdered and Cutloaf. 100
Salt.
Kansas, barrels ...............,Sl.S 80
Michigan, barrels ............,. 200
Starch.
Faultless, largo .....,..........$4 .$4,f5
Faultless, small ............... $50
TIL market continues to advance on
cheese, canned fruits brooms, salt, to-
matoes, oysters, dried fruits. Sugar
market unchanged.
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REHABILITATION.
Resources.
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Capital stock Paid in.....SlOO, 10000
Surplus and profits (neD =. 47677ll
Circulation .............,. lOO,O0o.0u
Bills Payable ............ 100000
Deposits .................. 3l4,95l.2g
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RETAIL CLERKS ]. p. UNION. No
G35-Meets second and fourth Mon.
day nights I'm each month. Louis
$. Sheikowits, president; l.. b.
Horn secretary.
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BEST SHOW
 OF THE SEASON

Ihe Arlington Comedians, eighteen ln all' last night began what promises to be one of the most successful the atrical engagements of the summer season, presenting "An American Girl' to large audience at the Ma Jestlc theater. This bill is four act, amusing and intensely interesting comedy drama and one of many laugh producing features. -ni s.ux& x
 After several weeks of only fair performancesAt the management of the Majestic now offers Pine Bluff the- ater goers one of the best repertoire shows touring. The company is com posed of high class people, "old heads in the business, and it's repertoire in
 cludes thirty-one plays. The com- pany will remain here two weeks and probably three. No one bill will he presented twice, unless by request.
 With the aggregation of players are four very clever child actors, three of whom are Ody Foley, Inez Rodri- guez and Helen Conemac. They are the cleverest "baby comedians" and song and dance artists seen here for many months and completely captured the audience with their work last night. Little Miss Rodriguez is a full blooded Spanish girl and her grace and beauty attracts no little attention. She has voice of remarkable strength and sweetness. The cast of characters includes many capable peo-
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HOWELL BILL
 |V0T IN EFFECT Railroads Says They Are Unable to Secure Services of Sufficient Photographers to Comply With It.
HOWELL INTERVIEW
Says the Railroads Are Not Any Too Anxious to Comply With Recent Acts-Superintendent Chenery's Statement. :.

The S-hour telegraphers' law, passed by Representative Alex H. Rowell of this city, is not in ef- feet in this state. The officials of the railroads claim that they are unable to secure the telegraphers necessary to comply with it.
 Representative Rowell stated this morning that he was not in a posi- tion to state whether the railroads could get the desired number of men or not. "I passed the law at the instance of the telegraphers of this city, Little Rock and other places',' he said, 'it being stated that they desired such an act for the betterment of themselves and the railroad service generally. Other similar bills were prepared by members, but they withdrew them to support my bill. The telegraphers of the state endorsed the measure and asked it's adop- tion. The railroads do not seem any too anxious to comply with any of the measures adopted by the recent legislature. I understand that the Cotton Belt has absolute ly refused to comply with the act requiring them to place three brakemen on every freight train Of more than 25 cars.''
 E. A. Chenery, superintendent o1 the telegraph department of the Mis-. souri Pacific-Iron Mountain, with headquarters at St. Louis, was here Saturday night, and when pressed fol statement regarding the case he said: "The management has no de. sire nor inclination to fail to carry out any laws enacted by the Legisla. ture Of Arkansas, or any other State wherein we operate. But when the men are not to be had, how are we to employ them We need more than 20 men in Arkansas under the old re- gime. We ought to have them, and can not find them. Then will you tell me how we are to secure this large additional number? We can not close the offices in other states and com pei the men to come to Arkansas. We can not close a large number of the smaller offices in Arkansas for the sake of taking care of the more i'm portant points in this State."
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INSPECTING
 THE LEVEES
Captain Todd. United States Engineer, and President Waterman of the LinwOOd and Auburn District, Left This Morning on a Long
 Horseback Ride.

Captain A. Miller Todd, assistant United States engineer, with head quarters at Vicksburg, Miss, under Captain H. M. Hoffman, was in Pine Bluff last night and made arrange ments for trip, which he is to take from this city to Red Fork. He will inspect all of the levees on the Ar kansas river this week. Captain Todd left this city this morning on a horse, accompanied by Colonel Gus Water man, president of the Linwood and Auburn District, and together they will inspect the levees between this city and Dumas, Desha county. When his trip is ended, Captain Todd will make report to his superior officer regarding the condition of the various levees and recommend improvements where they are needed. The report will finally be submitted to the River Commission at Washington.
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An ordinance regarding the li- censes ot all games of chance was adopted. A certain per cent of the value of the article gwen away must be paid to the city as li- cense tax.
 A petition from the property own CTS east of Indiana was heard, al- lowing town COWS free range east of Indiana street, but the council decided that this would be a back ward step in the march of progress and refuses the petition. Since there was no other business to come before the council, the meeting ad- jOurned
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TRANSIT DEAL
 HUNDRED HERE. Reports Say That J. E. Rutherford Has Disposed of His Street Railway Holdings-He Denies It.
INTERURBAN PROJECT
Engineering Firm Here Planning Electric Road From Pine Bluff to Capital Cty-Dennis Has Wis. it0rS.

4 rumor, which was denied by President John F. Rutherford, of thesCitizens Light and Transit com-' pany, is in circulation in this city today to the effect that the Pine Bluff Light and Water company, or the Securities company of New York, which owns the controlling" interests in the local water and light plant, has-aruufred the local street railway system and the light plant owned by the transit com pany.
 It is further stated that the in- terests which have secured Con trol of the street railway here have a larger project in view, that of building and opeating an inter- urban street railway system be- tween this city and Little Rock, to connect with the proposed railway that will be constructed from Little ASoAN lO 44OI 0pA 1ASo uio ldtIcl part of the rumor is given founda- s-tion at Little Rock, where a state- ment was issued yesterday to the effect that parties were in Pine Bluff with view to building and operating an electric street railway system. The Little Rock Gazette this morning stated that com- munication had been received at the Little Rock Board of Trade headquarters yesterday from an en- gineering firm which claims that it is contemplating the building of an interurban line between Pine Bluff and Little Rock The Board of Trade of that city was asked to furnish the engineering firm with the population of the territory between the two cities on both sides of the Arkansas river. The com pany claims that it has the money to finance the deal.
 It is we'll known fact that John F. Rutherford, who practically owns all of the transit company ] stock, refused an offer for the local plant several months ago, notwith- standing the fact that it would have netted him a $90,OOO profit. The offer was made by the Newman interests of New Orleans, which owns and operates many of the street railways in the South.
 When questioned today regard Ing the rumor MT. Rutherford said no deal had been consummated. futher than this he said nothing. When asked regarding the pro- posed interurban road from Pine biu1f to Little Rock, he said there was such a move on, but he was not at liberty at this time to give
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Elisha Clark, the negro charged with holding up, assaulting and rob- ping two other negroes early Mon day morning in the Iron Mountain yards. was up before Justice ] P. Knox this morning and requested d continuance. Justice Knox refusei to grant his request and he obtained a
 change of venue to Justice J. A. Frazier's court His case Will be tried there this afternoon at o'clock.
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cut anything regarding the project.
 Edwin F1ad, one of the best known civil engineers in St. Louis, is in the city today in consultation with H. R. Dennis, vice president of the Securi- ties company, of New York, who re- turned recently, from what he terms a ''Western trip" MT. Dennis was here some weeks ago on business con- nected with the Pine Bluff Light and Water Company's new plant, but, af- ter the differences between the water company and the city were amicably adjusted, he left the city, saying he would return at an early day. The water company proposes to build new waterworks plant here and it is stated that an option has been secur- ed on the large tract of land in the Western suburbs of the city upon which formerly stood the plant of the Bluff City Lumber company, burned some months ago. The plant of the l 1FduSlt COupduy IS Ou duJOlulu6 Fl perty. The plans of the promoters, it is said, is to purchase the Transit company's interests and combine the two. The light and water company has not enjoyed as large business as heretofore, since the Transit company established a light plant in connection with it's street railway system. The Transit company has the contract of tue city for light service.
 Other Northern capitalists have vis- tied this city from time to time since the arrival of MT. Dennis here from New York and there seems to be some foundation for the rumor, which is puzzling Pine Bluffians just now. An effort was to have been made several weeks ago, when the Little Rock-Hot Springs interurban line was first spoken of, to have the promoters ex- tend the electric line to this city, and some believe that the efforts in that direction are bearing fruit.
 The street railway has paid well since it's establishment here few years ago.
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Account with this bank is helpful not only to men in business, but to every man and woman alike who has any money transactions.
 It encourages economy. It establishes your credit.
 It makes sending money away or paying bills easy.
 It safeguards your cash. ,1a It Is business to have one. Why not start a Check Account here today? s>ya.,s
 THE BANK OF PINE BLUFF. x
 Capital and Profits, $1S3,OOO.OO.
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pie. The work of w. w. Bittner, c. D. Hatfield, Charles Cunning and Mrs. Ella Bittner was excellent. The others deserve special mention. To. night the company will present Cher ry Valley a pretty society play, with
 new specialties. The management that the curtain will rise promptly at S:30 o'clock The special ties of the children are alone worth the price of admission.
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FOREST PARK
 MONDAY NIGHT

Another big crowd visited Forest Park last night and enjoyed the vari- ous attractions there. The moving picture show continues to draw crowds and the merry go round and clrcling wave came in for big share of their patronage. The car service to and from the park, as usual, was good. The Park Amusement Company will add attractions from day to day.
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CITY COUNCIL
 WEEKLY MEETING East End Residents Must Keep Their Cows In Will Tax Games of Chance.
B U I l. D F R S. P A
Who Are Erecting New
 Fire Station Must Deliver the
 Building, Approved, Before Final Payment Is Made.

The regular weekly meeting of the city council was held last night at the city hall, Mayor w. L.. Toney presiding. All the alder men were present., The minutes of the previous meeting were read by City Clerk w. A Lee and ap- proved All of the bills against the city were allowed and warrants ordered drawn. It was reported that warrants to the amount of $5,094.63 were outstanding and that $2,440.13 of that amount had been cancelled during May. A bal ance of $428.72 is now in the city treasury. The report was ap- proved.
 The report of the fire committee was adopted and $55 was allowed for placing ceiling and making the concrete floor of the fire station one inch thicker.
 The report of the cemetery com mittee was submitted and adopted.
 The report of the pubic works committee by Alderman Nichol was also adopted
 The report of the police commit tee was next heard and it developed that the railroad was in the habit of holding the crossings both at Fourth and Third avenues and Main street more than three min utes, which is the time allowed by law. The chief of police was in- structed to strictly enforce the law in this matter.
 It was moved and seconded that the sum of $955 be paid out of the fund known as the vehicle fund for the purchase of two teams for the use of the street department. the teams were recently purchased by Mayor Toney and the board of public affairs and are now in use.
 The report of the sanitary com mittee was read and adopted.
 The report of the water and light committee was next heard. AL derman Hudson moved that the sum or $2,550 be drawn from the special fund known as the fire equipment fund for paying the con- tractors of the new fire station, Lane and Mitchell, the amount due them upon the completion of the new building. He assured the coun- cil that not one cent would be paid to the contractors until the build ing had been approved and accepted by the city engineer and the fire committee. He said that the build ing would be completed Saturday night and if the building was satis- factory the contractors had a right to get their money. His resolution was adopted.
 An ordinance compelling the city sanitarian and the city clerb to turn over to the city collector all fees collected from sewer pyrmits, building permits, etc., was read and adopted
 An ordinance fixing the licence of itinerant umbrella menders, boarding houses, peddlers, ,etc., was adopted.
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Elmer Hammond, who is holding responsible position with the Cotton Belt railroad, at Pine Bluh. spent a few days in Lake Village this week visiting relatives and friends.-Lake Village Spectator.
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Suits of Quality and Fit

Combined with perfect workman signs in fabrics ). .'* ).' .'**" ship and the latest exclusive de- signs in fabrics, are the tailored garments we produce.
 Eisenkramer, the Tailor.
 Over Citizens Bank, Second Ave- nue and Pine street.
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GOVERNOR NOT
 DOING WELL
Governor Little Treatened with Re- 3 lapse, and Another Attack of
 Heart Failure Is Feared
 Stimulants Being Admin

1SCere0 freely.
 Greenwood, June 11.-(Special) issued last night from the bed side of Gov. John s. Little:
 Governor Little is not resting so well this morning He is threatened with heart failure, and is being watched closely. Heart stimulants are being administered freely.
 (Slgned) "DR. w. J. PITTMAN."
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RING

35l old phone or 313 new phone for box factory wood. Special attention t0 telephone orders. -,e.