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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
SENATOR R0DDIE GIVES
BOND AND PAYS HIS
RESPECTS TO MERCHANT

Senator Reuben NJ. Roddie who was
veeterday served with summons on d
charge % embegzlement and promptly
gave bond for BIS appearance. paid his
respects TO The complaining wtneas IN
the following forceful languages
This Is the worst character of ma.
litious prosecution, as Is evidenced
by Merchants interviews In tac pap.
efs You notice he takes particular
PAINS 70 brag about what NO dld 10
one Armstrong down IN tho South.
eastern part Of The state To show
yen 10 what extent he win 30 / rcceiv
I'd an anonymous letter last week
containing d clipping from an Oklh.
homa City paper, giving aai ac
count OF this Armstrong lrial IN which
he seemed TO play q very Important
part There ls 40 Queslu4 ia my
mind as 10 who mailed this letter
l'ho Identity Of lhcp erson waa al
tempted 90 be concealed M every pas.
slhle way bus the fact that Il was
mailed Ia Oklahoma city, a.. nthcr
circumstances surrounding tho lcller
Aaich do not care 60 give out at
Hha time is sufficient evidence to me
Ell "a ila authenticity II court
al convict man for cmbezxIemcnt
alder suel state Of facts as exla
inlhls case y would bo dangerous
Indeed f0f any man 20 oyer owe an.
ether one any amount uu1ar amy
condition..
- seems rather strange that ~ be-
comes necessary tor Merchant to rush
5Ves % dussogee 70 Gel warrant
aaarging me With embezalement IN
the same ease IN which an ct thc
time he geis thls warrant under hond
IA Oklahoma county and hate been
for several months. was ready icr
Ifiai tive different timcs when the
case was set al neither of which he
ind hls wliuessog summoned of was
present himself 10 seems 10 pick
dHt Whist be himself evidently terms
psychological momentG % bring
THESE suits and there Immediately ap.
pears Nj Ell gf he papers that be
cen gel "a take hts dope, sensational
Wfit 'tpa O. me ctsa
q nun ready for Sflal N assy Time
and will So % Muskoeec next week,
ai Whlca time J expect 20 demand 4
hearng Upon ilndlng that the chief
Of police ci this city had The warrant
ia bis possession Immediately Rskod
permission G give bond which ] an
l8iay
Notwithstanding the ihci laal htl
mas given Wide publication q this ma;I
ipE especially through ho INSURANCE
journals have had nothing to saY
Dul aaee been satisfied
with waiting TO be heard Ia court
+ want to pmHhazisf this polnt.
thar cuufl investigation AMI waive
ell technlealltles. nothing sa1s. ~
trial Of the ease on the facts and the
iuw Will satlsfy me,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
PREPARE THIS At
HOME AND TAKE IT
Relieves kidney and Bladder
Trouble Before You
Realize II

The great naloPliy Of men ana wo-
mon "a the age of 30 years begin 10
leei i.ie iirsi clgns Of advancing aga
IN seme iurnitf Kidney trouble and
hlander weakness. Few are entirely
free from that torlnrous diseaao rhau
matlsq which is rot q disease In 70
SELF hW q symplo1 OF deraneed func.
llou oE the iddneys, which have be.
come cloggej and sluggish, failing
Ia tsoir duty of sitting and strainlng
ne poisonous waste matter, urlc acid.
etc. from the blood permitting 1t t9
reinaln and decompGsc. settling about
tho Joints and muscles causing IN
tense pair md suffering
The bladder however causes ghe
old fclkg NE most annoyance. eg9eci
ialiy a nigh END early morning.
hundreds Of reaaels who suffer
VIII fnd the following, wllch n
known AS lhe nandeiien mixture iAc
most aarmicss and effective treatment
10 ciesn lhe System OF rheumadc
pclsons, romoVe lrilaii0n OF lhe blad
d2r aud relieve urinary difficulties
~ iht era pephlf. ~ rs q lrir Vitai
izlng ionlc le tho entire kidney and
urluary structure reinNsufmNg iAe
entire system"
The bandelion mixture consists 81
the f,llowlng simple prescription. the
Ingredients Of which can be ahiainod
from any good pharmacy q mal cost
Compound ltafg0n. one ounce. eluhl
Extract Dandellon, one.hslf apaee
Compoaiit Syrup Sarsaparlils three
ouneess Shake well IN d bsltle ana
take II loaspaaufq doaHa niier eeeh
ncnl ana unon gclng e bad. also
drnk plonA q waier.
This prescription though simple. s
always effective ~ tae dlseesa and
afflleiluas af the Kidneys oni biAddef
and rhcumatism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
DOES THIS SUIT YOul

. y Wallace, The eniefprislng drug.
gist OF Guthrie Is having such e large
run on ''HINDlpO." the new Nerve
Tonic and Restorer and hear II 20
highly praised that he now offers 10
guarantee It fl every ease 10 cure sli
forms OF Kidney Troubles and Nervous
Disorders
They pay f0f II II ii doea not sivo
you entire satisfaction.
II sou use It, Il Is their risk. not
yours x 60.cent hox. 8lue Label Ex-
ira Strength. sl00. Will put life IN
a dead one Sent By mall under pos.
live guarantee For sale By ). ~
Wallace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
DEG. ARES
HUSBAND
0NI \ GOOD.
WHEN DEAD


New York. Mch l2.~-'A am some.
times inclined TO think that tie say.
lng 'Tht only good Indian IS dead
Indian applies equally wen 70 bus.
hands,
Such Yves the startling statement
made ~ meeting OF the Legislative
league hy Mrs Margaret Holmes
Bates tarug q discussion of Signouta
iluidnbll0e recent assertion that no
Quesiieng should Be asked OF the nus.
haud who slrois home al 3 a. n
skro Mrs hales today what she
meant by ii. For Y one may iuage
hy appearances. there Is no mildcr or
hinre femlnlne woman within the city
! niIs than This latest Of husband bait,
crs
Mre Estes s. well known as the u
lhnf ri several novels the most recent
sllas fihrudcwns Sou besides be.
ms very prominent among club wuA
en,
ehg iapshed when sake her II she
really believes tfst the only good hug.
band % q dead one
Yes salo ihat he admitted but
20 was after the regular meeting, and
va were all ialkng D lof oi nonscne.
NY serious opipiou IS that The average
husband Of my acquaintance Is quite
equal N tbs average wife thlnls Sig
lcrlia liidhorvs Hews are behind ihe
'lmes. However"
Have s9aal aiahss
'li Is 81 opinion liai q husband hes
no NOR. lght lo slay anl lll e. m.
iraH hh wife flls The only reason
Why hi Wife shouldn'l ask HIM any
inlhs apuu where De has been is be
aauaa fa Won't iell her lhe truth. Hui
nt leael she esu make her opinion felt
ly 8 canNmliu8ur silence"
"Tipn q ooes no gond 40 pil him
through ne lnrt desfetgH q inlerro
sageG
mo y only egagpernies him. Mrs
aries replied. 81 un0w ~ one VII.
who irlc9 iL Her husband USED 20 81
oat fWg or 1--we times j week f1 so
ea.lha lodge meetlngs
One evening BITS wife toak rhance
and .0id him she hdd satn hlm uf
certain place aci his losgc
sAssoN do gHu know9' he inquired
wag ou the street about Il D. IN
and there We're no cuNalas and saw
Y1ua she iontied
Ana What do you mean bY run
nlas the streets ~ that hours asked
he aselv husband
Fsactly Whst you da' she ans
wefe8. THE streets belong To me ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
AN lNPDRIlNT ENI
GOOD DIGESTION REoDikEs A
oooD SUPPLY OF eLcon.
That 10 Why 4he Toalc TrSetment
Through thc Blood is cYfino Sc
Mrs. Cases Of stonqoh Ia.
Trouble.

The lcnlc treatment with Df wiz
liams Fink Pills restores on the condi.
llons Cor healthy digeatiou BY furnish.
ing the stomach with M abundance OF
pure red blood and suiiltlcnt nervous
energy AS the processes OF digestion
are controlled by ihc bl00i and nerves.
ID necessarily follows that this treat
meut IS uireci and certain NJ rs action.
because 1t strengthens tho stomach up
TO The point whore Il d able to DO rs
own work
The whole secsef of the success Of
The tome treatment lies IN the power
OF Dr. WnIIams pink pills 10 make
pute red blood Every step Ia diges
tion requires 4 full supply of hellthy
blood for upon Il depends the strength
Qf the muscles OF lhe stomach and the
ability OF the glands 10 furnish the al.
gestlye Hulds. Finally when the food
has beaii dlgesied, 81 can be taken
from the stomach aud given 20 ,Aa
different parts Of the body only by
hlp0d tor "a pure aud wel-oxykenlzed. /
A reliable statement Of a cure Oh
stomach trouble BY the tonic treatment
with De- Winlams Pink Pills Is thai
recently given hy Mrs. a. N. Gardner.
OF No i0i South Fourth street. Atch.
lson. Kansas. whose husband Is an en-.
glneer on lhhaC Z. & G h r.
FOLLOW ihg a rUn-down condition oi |
the blood she SAYS, Il suffered w,,h |
siomaeh trouble for about year MY
siomach whs 10 weak that could not
eat solid Food Gas was constantly |
forming on my stomach causing me In
tense pain. / was constlpated. had /
might sWtEts and was troubled vita |
OF the heart For three 4
weeks w2s eonaaed 10 he'd and SUI 1
ferei terribly
Il recelFed but temporary relisl I
from my doctor although was under
bis care Tor several weeks AZ last ]
decided iry Dr Williams Pink Pills
9na was helped from The hist A.Ad
the pills until completely cured ana /
have had no return OF tho trouble.
The valNe OF the tonic treatment
with Dr Williams Pink Pills Is shown
hy the thousands uf cures the pills II
haHo made ln the various forms OF
stomach trouble as actd stomach. ner-
vous dyspfpsls neuralgia OF the slom
aeh gastr.is 9na catatFh ai the slnm-
ech
e h0nklei "Whlt % Hst and How go
.aat" giying valuable Information sin
be sen irfe upon request
nr Williams Pink Pills arc sesg by
ail druggists or WIN be aolt, nostpad
on receip, Of price Soc per boS. sN
boxes 'or $3.50 by the Or WillIems
Medicine co., schncrtady, M VI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

The While Snx play lllc RED regulars
the aftelnoon of Apfli IA hnd II ihc
weather 4 favorable nB attempt VIII
be made to play another kamf Thai
nlght By The aid og eleeirlc llghte.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

Neither ufHY'H 8Weel P0NaHfH gDf
ChIldfen. used by Molher Cray
nurse ID Chiidrena Home New York.
Break up c0lde ln e hours. cure Fef.
eflahnege Headache. AiQnlaoA Tr0u.
hes TeeihIng Disorders and nsaffay
WORMS. At Ell druKgiale ssa SAM
pie mailed FREE Addiess. htIHn 3.
9Imsled. l.eh0y NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

kou win hunt q good while 8elofe
SOU end O nfenal9u0n that Is equal
io ghamberaln's iAulmeHt "a q cure
for meseular and rheumatic pains
for the eOfa of spfalne and soreness
Of tie muscles 4 Is equally valua-
bic Cor lame back ana Ell aeep seated
muscular palas 25 and 1h cent slzes
for sale by G z Renfrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

a model mothar-is Mrs. James s..
Shermao Wlfe ol tio nov Vice presl,
dent. ste haa always been a cnmpan.
ION To hel aaDq She understands
them she + not nnduly genttmeplai
and does aac giura things over Z
8ey boSs fael that they cen 10 10
aer wlth anything chat IS lie way
ail bays ihonld feel
"Una generation Of good mothers
wanldsa The husband problem Fas
lhe mother mascs the character OF The
chllAfen end every mother should
lflHa up her boy with her gfandohil.
dren 20 her mind
"Sae must moi be romantic OF 9entt
meula She must Yet the boy undeg
stand shaC she Wil answer any qtss.
li0n he asks That Is the only way %
giu hls confidence
Then ID q glrl catches husband
undeg M who hns bed g good mothor
7 summarized ahe may hope ses .he
besi2"
Nes Mas Bales replied but
don let hef undertake ID reform any
hpdg 0Yp hat age Reeause Il man
has once started 10 be a bad indian,
yqu may be sure he'll stay one I'LL le
dies li he has ihe habit Of coming
in At < q M there IS nothing q Nse
can do 20 Stop hlm. and there's 40 Fe
ln afoyug him q Han hY making him
aHs@cr lHesti1ns when be- does arrive,
The only ching % q y you want
10 he nanpg s 10 select him properly
eua bNe al. study bis mother end
Die malmer toward her THAT IS the
lnal test
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
SPORTS


"0HIl WWIf4 8dNlV@TT
HurlesNilie, okla Web H. aresIt
Dent charles Hodge Of the Rattlesviilo
baseball club Of the Western kssocia
ton Yesterday resigned the presidency
Of the Bartleseille eluh and has All.
nuinccd bus lnlenllan ~ quitting base
bail Hodge is candidate fot mayor
Of BnrllesgIlie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
VIII TAKE We MEDIOCRE


Jefferson City Mo-. Mrh. li~ Louis
Decker 2 rmsy memheF 81 the 81 ll1d.
Is huuse 81 delegates Whoae seaicnce
IL Ave years ln The peniienllafy i0r
bribery eaf affirmed bp lhe Supreme
foarl TUESDAY surrendered % the plie.
on Falden ioday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

AriR hoffman, famous ulliils plny
ef of the cnbs injured hiaahnlf alldiiIg
10 base. Il il not believed bis sajlrieu
ere serious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
To cur os~ I'VE aooze

Wy Haf3NtAtta #fttti
Jefferson City No.. March lI-k
blll pfohihltlns lhe manufacture 0r
salr oi Intoxicating liquors in als.
souri, aflcr lulg ist i9i0 Was intro.
dceed ln lhe senate today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

rhers IL only ono osRomc oulNiNE
rhat IS LAXATIVE BRoMo QulN.
NE. Look for the signature Of L. w.
Grove. Used the world oyog to Cure 5
Cold ID One Day g5c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
ADMITTED THAT NECESSITY EH-
Isrs FOR CONTINUANCE OF J.
GEORGE WRlCHTs OFFICE.
CLEAR SAILING IN SENATE
Senator owen, Who Was Openly Op.
posed TO Continuance Of Office Has
Been Impressed by Arguments Set
Forth.

Washington Jan is Representa-
tive Chus y Carter who has iu
charge the legislation desired for the
five civilized tribes m oklahoma aud
which has been agreed upou admits
tht, the department Of the interior
and Commissioner j. George Wright
have made good showing for the
necessity Of continuing the office e.
the commissioner at Muskogee for
another year AT least. and that he
with withdraw his objections.
As has been stated In these dis
patches 1t appears that Il majority
Of the committee ON lnlian Affairs
Of the house seems inclined to be.
lieyc that It is necessary to continue
this office, and fight by the Okla.
homa delegation probably would have
been useless.
Neither Is coran that Senator
owen will make the vigorous fight
against the appropriation for con
tinuing the office when the bill gets
To the senate While Senator owen
has stated ON numerous occasions
In Washington. and elsewhere, that
he Is opposed to continuing the
office beyond the end of the present
| fiscal year, 1t is believed that he
! too has been impressed by the ar
| tinuation. because there Is so mucl
! unfinished work for that office tC
do that might have been done al
ready had not the commissioner beer
| forced to take almost his entire cler
ical force off their regular work an,
put them ON the work Of gathering
data for the land title suits whicr
took nearly four months
Nut. Mr. Carter and senator Owei
are of the same mind on one point
and that is. that II the appropriation
to continue the office goes thruug'
.. 30 should be- sarcguardcd with prov
sion, that will prevent the depart
mcur cr Justice and the department
of the interior with loading Comm
, siourr Wright down with new Wor'
that does NOT property belong 10 hI
office senator owen has rcc,ive
.| numerous communications from East
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
A Religious Authors statement

For several years | was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last winter (
was suddenly stricken with 4 severe
pain in my kidneys and WAS confined
20 bed eight days unable 20 get ur
without assistance Ny urine con-
tanned a thick white sediment and
passed same frequently day and night,
! commenced taking Foley's kidney
Remedy, and the pain gradually shat.
ed and finally ceased and my urine
became normal cheerfully recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy, For
sale by all druggists. dS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
CRIMINAL DOCKET
SETTING OF CRIMINAL DOCKET
FOR THE DISTRICT COURT
FEBRUARY TERM, 1909.

Below is the setting of the criminal
docket OF the district court for the
February term of 1909. At this term
all the old cases will be disposed Of
here are only twelve cases on the
docket that were filed before state
hood, and the reason that they have
not been tiled is that Judge Russell
was disqualified having been employ
ed as attorney in these cases before
statehood, but this term they will all
be disposed Of.
Judge Russell will hold court here
the first week after the term begins
and the second and third weeks will
be held by a special Judge, and Judge
Russell will hold court in Texas
county. There are nine murder cases
TO be disposed Of among them being
the Fooshee and Ballew cases.
Monday, February I, 1909.
Charlie Bennett, rape.
Arthur Douglas Angie Everhart,
burglary
Frank Patton, harboring horse
thief.
Oce Jones, larceny and rec.
Tuesday, February 2,
John Bonner, larceny.
Thursday, February 3.
Ike Sanders rape.
Lem Roberts, rape.
Ben Ford, rape
Jim Edwards, adultery.
Tom Bundy and Grille McGee in
cest.
Tom Ashley, incest
Arthur Arlington, disturbing the
peace.
W. +. Null practicing medicine
without license.
Monday, February 8.
The following cases will be tried
before special Judge, Judge Russell
being disqualified therein.
W. NJ. Ballew, murder
Jonas Fooshee. John Fooshee, mur
der
Jones Fooshee, John Fooshee, Kno
Collins. Luther Frost, murder
Jonas Fooshee, assault to kill,
Wednesday, eFbruary 10.
eco Emberlin, murder.
Thursday, February II.
John Peterson. murder.
Friday, February ".
Clay Mccoy, murder.
Monday, February rs.
Geo. T. Love, murder.
Tuesday, February Is,
John Nelson, intercnrse female
under sixteen.
John Nelson, incest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
FOR THE PROTECTION
OF INDIAN MINORS
GIL BY SENATOR RUSSELL oP.
POSES DISPOSITION OF PROP.
ERTY UNTIL OF LEGAL ACE


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
ONE HUNDRED ANO THIRTY.
EIGHT INDICTMENTS FOLLOW
ACTION OF COMMITTEE.
KlCKApOO INDIAN LANDS
Valuable Tracts Sold Un.rr Csndt
tions Winch Government Dpar.
proy,d--lneludes Many High m P'
litical and Financial Circles.

Eagle Pas. TaN IAN o.. Oar
hundred ard thirty eight indictments
were returned by the grand JAR. yes.
tcrdly aftrr 'No VocN. session
which grew ont of 'hr hoarne, ol %
subcommittee of the Commtt'r' on
Indian Affairs OF the United states
Senate last year which were had az
Shawnee. Okla. Eagle Pass, Doug'ps.
Ariz.. and Washington lt is under.
stood many Of those indicted are high
IN political and financial circles IN
the United States and Mexico.
In June 1906. an effort was made 10
remove restrictions from the sll3 oi
Kickapoo Indian lands in Oklahoma.
The lands had been allotted TO them
IN 1894 by the United States govern
mont giving the Indians the use AID
occupancy for twenty-five years at
the end of which time the lndiaas
would receive patents In fee s.up''.
These lands were among the most val
liable in oklahoma An effort was
made by Congress 20 take off the re
strictions for sale by a provision in
the Indian appropriation bill Of 1905.
Many OF the Indians had removed %
MusQuz. Mexico. where they have
been five years II is alleged that a
number OF land specuiators came i'm
mediately from Oklahoma 10 Musau'y
and Eagle Pass and sought 10 secure
deeds from the Indians II Is also Ill
legged the Indians were supplied with
mescal Failing 10 secure deeds "
this way the Indians were arres'ot
10y Mexican officials. who had the "
dians ircarcerated while n number O
deeds We're placed on file in Okla'l
una, where the lands are located.
one hundred and three suits wcr
filed in the United States Circul
Court for the Western District Of OK
Hhoma, which are now pending In
Senate committee also requcs;v,
prosecution of parties who had br"
guilt yof nud and forgery I'm an
courts having jurisdiction, ol'hc
state or federal
In June last j. II shepherd of O'
lahoma was appointed Assistant A
tarney General or the United Sn'r
in these eases. Mr. shepherd Is ~,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
Wednesday, February II.

Wednesday, February II.
J. H. Love, murder.
Friday, February 1e.
Oce Jones, larceny and receiving.
Oce Jones, larceny and receiving
Oce Jones. malicious trespass.
The following cases will be trie,
before regular judge:
Tuesday, February %.
Jas. Baker, assault TO kill
J. +. Greenwood assault to kill
VIII Greenwood, Andy Greenwood
Andrew Fields, assault to kill
Wednesday, February "a.
Manda Cummings. assault 10 kill
TeXana Ransom, assault TO kill.
Thursday, February 25.
Eugene Taylor, larceny.
Rube Williams, larceny.
Byuum Johnson. larceny
Friday, February 26.
Lee owens, forgery.
Frank Nero, forgery.
Friday, February 26.
c. T.. Carter, embezzlement and
forgery,
Monday, March I.
Hence Cohee, murder.
Mary Toles, Sam Quinn. murder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
SUPREME COURT OF UNITED
STATES HAS AFFIRMED DECREE
OF LOWER COURTS.
IN WATERS PIERCE OIL CASE
In Imposing Fine OF One Million
Six Hundred and Twenty-Th ee
Thousand Dollars and Oustine il
From the State.

Washington, Jan. lS.JThe supreme
court of the United States hd, af.
frmcd the decree of the state counts
of Texas in imposing a fine OF a
million, six hundred and twen,yth"cr
thousand dollars, ON Wa ""~ Pierce
oil Co.. of s.. Louis, and og,tiuI e.
from the state on the charge CT vi.
ulltug the Texas antitrust alw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18

Washington, Jan. Is Senator For.
aher iu sgiucd statement today,
denied the umor that after his re-
tircmcnt from the senate he would
become counsel for the discharged
negro soldiers of the tweuy-lirth in
fAnlrv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18

5. Moore, jerks; Thomas j. Mollett.
Orion; John Il. Dickens, Ara, Robert
l.. Simons. Katie.
Frederick c. Wills has been ap.
pointed Il rural delivery carrier at
Granite and Cyril j. T. Edwards has
been appointed letter carrier at FL
Reno.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
Senators Want information.

Washington, Jan. lS.-A resolution
was introduced today by Senator Ray,
urc of Maryland, calling on the at
tpm,y general for information con.
ccruiu- the brigig of suits for libel
against certain newspapers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
LOCAL MARKET.

(By Wm. Newman
Chickens. Sc gross or $500 doz
Turkeys. zoe ST.
Eggs 25c per dozen
Green hides &C..
Dry hides Zoe.
Butter 2oc TO 25c.
Furs-.
Mink, Sloo 10 $3.50
Coon, 25c 20 75c.
skunk. 25c to sl,Oo
Opossum 20 10 80 c.
CBy Cold Storagel
Hogs &c to sc gross
Cows &C to enc gross,
Calves 3iac gross.
CRy J B. Brady
Corn Coo.
Wheat Sl4O,
Corn. shelled, $3.50 Der 100 lbs.
Chops sl35,
Hay 5000 per ton.
Bran sl90.
Cotton seed meal slG0 per 100 lbs
Subscribe for the Ardmoyelte.
Cotton.
strict middling SIS.
Middling $50.
Good middling Sc.
Strict low s25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-18
CALL FOR WARRANTS TO BE RE
DEEMED BY COUNTY TREAS,
uRER.

The following county warrants will
ho redeemed upon presentation to
uy "a, my ont,c.
Al Cour, Fund Warrants mp 10
80 500
All Road ana bridge Fund War
rants up 90 No. a62
An supply Fund Warrants mp O.
No l6
An Contingent Fund Warrants un
to No l27,
II, NJ. RCMPH.
l,f County Treasurer