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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18
VISITING Ardmore.

Fred g. Trask, after AN absence
Of three years. 'and who has recently
married 10 a lady from Dallas. Texas,
is with his wife visiting his father
Major W W. Trask. and brother
VIII Trask Fred says that Ardmoro
looks good TO him and has taken ON
quite "a metropolitan air and with
street cars, gas, paved streets. good
water and Sewerage now already In.
stalled, sees no reason why ArdmOru
with its railroad and train service
SO convenient for reaching every d.
rcction, should not become great
city i'm a short while. Mr. and Mrs
Trask are living on Armstrong Ave.
Dallas. Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18

We buy in carload lots, pay spot
cash and are selling goods 10 a
discriminating public at prices here
toforc unhcard of in Ardmore
CHICKASAW FURNITURE co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
can not be cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY x Co. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
T. j. Cheney for the last - years
and believe him perfectly honorable
i'm all business transactions and fin.
aucially able 10 carry out any obli-
cations made by his firm
Walding. kinuau n Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
ostimonials sent free. Price a. cents
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for con
stipatiun. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18

Mr. Reichcldcrfer was host to
number of his friends at the Gilmcr
Friday evening at : o'clock din
ner.
The tables were beautifully deco.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18

Howe, Texas, April ia toW min,
utrs after % o'clock this morning w
l.. Scott was shot and instantly kin
ed Fred Parker surrendered 10 the
officers and was taken TO sherman
4 double barrel shotgun was used
both loads taking effect in the fact
and breast. scott leaves widow and
two children. He was a Woodman and
will be- buried by that order at II
O'Clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18
BIOGRAPHICAL CALENDAR.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18

rated with clusters OF panSicS.
For each guest was a small boquct
of the flowers
Plates wer, laid for Mr. and Mrs.
NanDonbcrg. Mr. and Mrs Hal Bu-
chanau. Mr.. and Mrs Burniu Mr..
and Mrs Cardelle: Misses Ada Ben
nett and Flodic Mckay. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Adams. Mr.. and Mrs Hal
Wolvcrton Mr.. and Mrs. Bass. Mrs.
Blcakmorc, Mr. Hugh buchanan and
the host.
After the dinner the guests enjoy
ed trolley ride and returned to the
home of Mr. and Mrs NauDcnbcrg
where the remainder of the evening
was enjoyed by playing Forty-tNo.
=
Judge and Mrs G. W. Campbell,
Mrs. Simpson. Miss Rachel ana their
guests. Misses Virginia Blake. Grace
Spaulding and Mr. Faycttc Blake.
enjoyed Saturday at Mr. Campbplls
new summer home, just three miles
south of the city
Pupils from several Of the schools
enjoyed am outing Friday afternoon
at Lorcna park.
Among them were the pupils of the
seventh grade of the First ward
school. chapcroucd by Miss BagWcll
their teacher
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p''@''"''i Io' ,"' '"liu''"' "uu ''
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'"' -'o"'u''
Mr.. Dick, warden Of the Oklahoma
prison at South McAlcstcr. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. Jcr-
aliinc, came in Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick left at once for
Blum TO attend the bedside Of their
brother, Mr.. Walter Dick. who Is
very ill.,
Miss Geraldine IS visiting here at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18
...SOCIETY...
An April Day.

An April Day.
When the warm sun. that brings
seedtime and harvest, has re-
turned again,
'Tis sweet to visit the still wood
whore springs
The first flower Of the plain.
sweet April Many a thought
is welded unto thee as hearts are
we'd;
Nor shall they fail, till. to i,s au.
tumn brought.
Lies golden fruit j. shed
-Lougfcllow.
Tuesday afternoon az o'clock the
Episcopal Guild will meet with Mrs
Tccr ZIG \ street northwest From
To I business meeting will be-
held. after which Mrs. Lester W
assist Mrs. Tcor during the social
tea hour Everyone is invited 20 call
:
The Womau's Home Missionary So.
Cicty of the Presbyterian church viii
meet Tuesday az 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Hedges who lives just outside of the
city limit, az the end of north Wash.
ington street All members are re-.
Qucstod to be present as there is To-
De election OF officers II has been
requested to mention that all who
have couycyanccs please take some
one else.
Sunday afternoon at the court
house the following program will be
given for the Confederate Veterans.
Vocal Solo-Miss Tkard and Mr..
Brown
Address. "Glimpses Of the South.
Past and Proscnt"-Mr. Fred Tucker.
Violin Solo-Mr Long
Song Mr. Bob Gardcnhirc.
Reading Miss Addington.
At the home Of Judge and Mrs G.
VI. Campbell Monday evening. Mrs
Campbell and Mrs. Harold Wallace
were hostossos TO the Ladies' of the
Leaf. their husbands and friends.
The exceptionally fine musical pro
gram was delightfully."- carried out
Mr.. W. \. Edwards. Misses Camp.
bell and Drew very ably assisted the
ladies with the program
Because of severe cold Mrs. Gull.
lot was unable TO sing and Mrs VIII.
liam Baker of Little Rock, Ark. sang
iu her place with the ladies' quar-.
tcttc.
After the program delicious two.
course luncheon was served.
=
Wednesday night the Chatting Dish
members We're entertained by Miss
Clara Wolvcitou at her home I'm
northwest Ardmoro.
\ tVo-course luncheon was served
r
At the Red Mems hall the younger
set enjoyed "A dance Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinkadc Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
buchanan, were chapcronos. Those
who danced We're Misses Emily Lou
den, Mae Loudcn. Ruth Paul Bogic.
Grace Johnson, Ruby and Goneyive
Dyer Eugenia Nivouchc, Simpson,
Ledello Stewart. Ladelle GLASGOW OF
Gainesville. Texas, Ray Campbell.
Virginia Blake, Gale Cruce. Nell
Dashner Clara Tate and Isabel Dem.
Mossrs. Blake, Walker, Banks. Jami-
son, Gilmer. stevens, Randol Frazer
and Woolridge of Gainesville. Texas:
Price Gardenhirc, Reichcldcrfcr.
Phillips, Paul Butt. Bob Butt. Gene
Harreld, Harrcld and Mr. Hugh Buch-
anon.
Mr.. Reichcldcrfer was host to
number of his friends at the Gilmor
Friday evening at a o'clock din
ncr.
The tables were beautifully deco.
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Restored Their Health
But Cost Them NOTHING

Thousands of stomach and bowel sufferers have found the
OF permanent good h and permanent good digestion through Dr.
Caldwell offer to send sufferer free trial bottle Of Dr. Cald
wells Syrup Pepsin the great herb laxative compound He
ieves watching done
cure Of chronic constipation, Indigestion and dyspepsia
hvcr
the stomach liver and bowel - pleasant to ts' acts mildly hut none the less
wonierimin children stomach @ and they Ike as agreeable taste ia
relief while Dr. Cdw ellis Syrup Pepn permanent
@ ftnaird
gs at 90 cents and 81 bottle but those who have used should the
rd bottle
have stomach liver b's disorder has
address
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18

II YOU have barkache and urinary
troubles YOU should take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy TO strengthen and build
mp the kidneys so they will act prop.
erly, as a serious kidney trouble may
develop.
Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-18
COLLEGE NEWS NOTES
TURAL AND MECHANICAL
SCHOOL AT SALTWATER.

J.. c. Mitchell 09. who bias l.au ul
with pneumonia Is slowly recovering
Miss leila Vcuablc and Miss Rctta
Henderson, former students. Wury ,is.
itors at the college Ior ID few days
last week
The devotional exercise. a- tine
chapel ou Thursday w.r. lod by
9ishop Bruokcs.
There will be- mo- rams. uru,
practice for the cadet. this year.
owing to the lack of finances with
which to equip the rHn..
The exercises i'm snctua and uu
stacking arms were uE.u up Ay tho
corps DURING the past N.uh
The hayou,ts ha,. n... issued
and h1yOuct drills arc being given
Last week normal attaot vas tukcu
UP.
ON Friday Company executed
the Grand Guard Mount This was
very impressive and interesting
ceremony.
The cadets will not wear 30,
blousos and soft hats as Was PLAN
ned The company which was tD
furnish 'hr hats was unable tu do
so an account of the hattnrs' striks
This would throw the delivery so
late I'm the year that 'hr faculty
decided 10 wasn't Wrntu while tO
make the purchase.
Dr L. l.. Lewis has purchased the
property of Mrs. Campbell ON West
and 9Th street. lie will move from
his residence ON Northwest street
within couple Of weeks
The base ball team returned sat
urday from a series of games with
Edmond. Epworth Norman and
Wcathcrford
President j. " Couupll was Zoo 1r.
toudauC. at q board meeting boo
Chickasha scvcrSr day last vp.E
and the first part of this week lin
vuuurus Tuesday
VI. H. Otcy, financial secretary. Wua
az a meeting of The board boo ChIyl,
asha ON Friday and Saturday zee
turning Sunday.
Prof T.. r. Balcommb returned
Saturday from shawnee where ho
attended a teachers meeting
Miss Uyral Hagar O9 and her
mother left Friday afternoon for o.
umwa, Iowa. weber they will remain
all summer
\ Jolly crowd of students were
violet gathering Sunday afternoon re
turning with many of natures beau
ties
Wednesday evening, April 7th, W.
.BthoyNerim oii..c'rl..
l.. Lahman. editor i'm chief of the
Orange and Black gave "A dinner 20
the editorial board at his home ON
North Duck street The table was
daintily and tastcfully decorated with
pink and white hyacinths. Covers
were laid for twelve. Mirth and spark
ling wit prevailed and hearty toast
was drunk to the success Of the
Orange and Black for next year.
Tire following guests were present:
Misses Bradwell and Aikens; Mes
DANES Woodwork, Lindsey Duncan,
Tibbotts and Hamilton; Prof. and
Mrs w. W. Johnston being guests
of honor.
Friday evening April Q, at the re-
. Ia. 4
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T. f. Lacy of Dallas, Texas, was
here today looking after business in
tcrcsts
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p AK XIX For r (. =. :.
!. e||H|I III \
is OBJECT OF MOVEMENT ON
FOOT IN TENNE;ssEE,s -
METROPOLIS. 49,.
.:.. +

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is Spe4
clal) -Wednesday evening, at Fisk
Memorial chapel, the; music lovers OF
the city and Of Fisk University EN-
:joSed"an organ recital:,~by William
Hubert Bush, the: orgenist of the Sec4
ond Congregational Church at New
London, Connecticut The recital H.
self was significant for tho number 81
selections from the romantic school
of pianoforte composers, his inter-
probation Of parts of MacDoweI1s
works, arranged by himself, was ex-
tremely exquisite while in ;:his tren.
dition Of Prelude and FFuque in D
minur by Bush, he reached the SUBJ
limist heights of classical perfection
in organ music. "The March OF the
Mali Kings was one of sew
:eral Christmas tone pieturesf which
was pleasingly appropriate1for he
season OF the year and rendered with
a faultless technique. T.. .~..
':.-y. 80 - -. - go, =: ..--Zr5,y 49,.
Again Madam Rumor is persistent
concerning sNashvilleh as the ap-
preaching location 'ioffthe faorn1af
School by the State Board of Edu4
cation. But there are oshers in the
contest for the school since iti;is the
antention Of Dickinson, Herman,
bristol and Tuilahomap to file bids
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dtel$ga4iqhr he VIII :"be "a member ,
the, Episcopal &omu1fttee.a !. Z.

=, '.'ftev: e. CIV. Jennings Aahs been;
in the ministry 30: years, and has
held some of the leading. charges in
his conference He Jig now, bresid-
ing elder Of the Winona 'district,,
and sfu4:-twu successive ssr1 e: rsrasass<a
his conference In .rhisin& conrSection-
al and educational money. ~" Rev
Jennings owns some good property in
1.-THE State, numbering among his hold
Eings & rich delta land, good land. in
F|ft he ShiIlg, and:xasome. valuable prop
|8rfb lansthe .cHg of Columbus where
EAG lives. HeaMil1 make valuable
aldit44n to the general conference
representation. -.
! =: Rev. S. e. Erwin, the :humorist of
the Mississippi delegation, >, has been
Cor three terms "a Representative to
the General Conference and was
second in the race for Agent Of the
Publishing House at Jackson at the
last General Conference. He. is an
tavowed% candidate for, the posi- ton
I this year, and in all probability: will
have to be reckoned w3th.j DR.. Erwin
f1s a, strong man, is we'll known
throughout the church, but it is
Efeared tn some quarters that he was
training with the Brown camp. He
appears to have removed. that doubt
however, and is standing purely up
ON his OWN meri$r -: s@;4,-..''.
Without any disparagenaent TO any
one else, it ID fair to say that he
would make a capital Agent,
Rev. j. H. Moore, too, is likely to
be a candidate for. Secretary of Mis-
sions, the place now held by DR.. w.
B. West, Of Dallas, Texas. AS to
whether Or not he VIII stand, wilt
Eventually depend upon the attitude
Eof the Mississippi delegation. He
| is taking a sensible stand, -Emd while
he will in every manner make a ca
tpable man for the position, he does
Enot seena':to have d .titsppsition5 to
force himself Upon the attention of
the Church. He is web known. has
eonnectional rating not to- be de-
spised, and has served three times
In the =; General Conference. . All
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OBSTACLES
80. Z. - U -

GaSgssssp IEeM IAoz one
th&se .hindranees seemed to have eff.
fedtsd their reports.
"JyMith. reference 7to the; general corr
ference, the delegation as, elected
seems ITO be about half and half
e}}rRWn men, Brown is considered
the foremost candidate for the Bish{
opric. OF dourse there are other
candidates. and the tendency Of the
church is to elect two or more bah
OPS. Dr.. c. w. Stewart, secretary
ofS3the Epworth League, Of Salem,
Alabama, DR.. G. w. Mills, pastor of
the Shreveport Temple, Shreveport,
lsa!, and Or. e. w. Mosely, .pfesid-
ing. elder of the Memphis District,
West Tennessee conference, are
prominent candidates. *. =: ..- ., r.,
ain the delegation elected are some
very good men. BY name, they are
clerlcal--H. B. Leach; S." a. Erwin
J.. IL. Moore, Thomas. Saunders, A.
L;,f Jennin8s, J. H.. Biitups, G. w
Hoabert, J. T. Clay, and J. C. W.
Jennings, alternate. -. -.
Day-"B. ~. "Stlgler, j. H: weaver,
S. C. Edwards, A. D.. Saffold, j.. S.
: Gray, B. F, Black, W. r. Applewhfte,
II NV. Walker. and E. J. Pope, Dele
gates to the General Conference. = !:
In the clerical: list Are 1--WE presid-
ing elders and three ministers. Rev.
H:,,.B. Leach; led the. delegation. DR..
Leach is one Of the best known men
i'm che church, and with j. H., Moore
and S. E. Erwin has perhaps the
best.connecttonal rating of any one
in, the conference. He Is d native
Mississippiah and has served near
}y NIL his active: years in the minis
try In the" mississippi Conference;
Dr.: Leach Joined the Mississippi con-
ference In 1883; !. and was ordained
inht1890 by Bishop Lane and an 81
der in 1892 by Bishop :Bebee Df.
Leach has served as presiding elder
for six years and has been membep
of"the General Conference six years.
BY, virtue of being the leader of his
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does not wish to make the same mis-
take--with all due respect to the
hospitable and ,enterprising people
Of the Hub" The masses Of our
people will travel as far as New
Yora<--Where the Negroes and the
whites spell Business with a cap
ital B." but draw the line right
there, New York for 1910, with
Chicago, St. Lous and Philadelphia
TN reserve for 1911 and 1912, Is the
slogan heard in these parts.
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At the Nation ms S Capital
iCoNrIHUED FROM PAGE THREE

- iCoNrINUED FROM PAGE THREE.
the highest authority in. the land
Will Droye,of great value to the stur-
dy boys. at 'Tuskegee. Major Ram
sey is a thorough student Of human
Mature, an dhas knack Of getting
+ Che best results out OF men and boys
mo matter. how unpromising they
)hay seem at first. Under his skillful
management, the Students at Tuske-
Egee have been brought UP to high
state Of efficiency In military tao
tics, and through the mastery of
Yliis science have. inhibited q deeper
Fsehse Of moran responsibility, order
system and obedience, which fs man
'ifested in Ml OF their activities lii
school and out:r Major Ramsey is
always a welcome visitor In Wash
ihjgton, where he has q. Host of
friends
- Announcebent Is made that the
rntdWfnter meeting. of the ei ecutive
committee of the National Negro
Business League is to be held in
New York City about the 27th OF
January. One of the most important
matters to come before this body
Will be the selection of the next
meeting place Of the national organ
tzation. At. Louisville no decision
was reached, but New York Boston,
Omaha; 1Etle Rock, Springfield, Ill.,.
Hampton, Va, Nashville, Tenn, and
Washington we're submitted by in
structed delegates for consideration.
seems to be divided be-
tween Boston and New York, with
a decided preference, however, for
New York. Boston is regarded az
ite4nsftoo far 9at OF the range Of the
Leagues center of influence, and q |
IkrEe attendance there would be |
practically OUT of the question. The |
experience OF the n. NJ A. last year
was a case in point, and the League 4,
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thing 1f ngs'iscensiaered, lit .as safe ITO say
that mtssisstppt has been capable: of
filling any place in the church. Rev.
IF: II ."'WiHiama,r D.. D., OF the: North
alississippi is one. of the strongest
men :fh,the church !. and has as good
chances as any other candidate be!
Ing elected to thes..gpiscopacy, 49,. =,
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leges. and music department Of Fisk
University and is consequently we'll
Known to Nashville society. Since
his graduation !from Fisk, he has be-
come the foHerdost pianist Of the Ne
gro race, andphis recital is looked for
ward to with muchIeager delight.
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OF patriotism. Lieut.. Richard r. = is. = ~
rooney, the well+hnown poet ana
failure TO understand tne meaning
llterateur, presideda ana twsNa 81 eio-.
quent resume of the svalsop 5 I'll the
negro 'solulers IN all the wards of
me Republic. He1 arRSWWsbh shHYaApry
and proved Anat the 4Negro was. VIA
Balboa at the discovery III uaie ffsss
chic ocean; With Cortez in Mexico, q.
ana were mem bers OF tde TRANSFORM
|:tinental expeditions of, FREMONT and s..
Clark. 186,UUO Negroes eDitsGads ask 81
the civil war to preserve tine linton,
and at Bunker Hill, Lake Erie 5aSd
lat San JuanAHiil, they displayed!
heroism that has had no parallel lii
the Life of any race. A Negro shei b.
ed u nail the stars and stripes GGJ53
the North Pole and took a patriotic 3
delight in 80 doing, end he has, to-
day the world for his audience. Oth4
Ter speeches In :similar; Yeip we're
made by Lawyer Peril W. >F'4fsby,ss
Or. 8. L. Corfothers, Prof W. ySs Isl. 70
Ferris, Stewart made the poinf that
despite the Negro needs and crying
obstacles, 'she race had set 10 pro- &
duee bonb4thfpWiHg anarchist, Sd
Negro member OF the black ffsfGa &
or NishtaRiders Or a. Negro iiynchsrtS
A full report on tne meeting wac
sent TO DR.. helms. ... {. -
- o.. ia -" 5. ,.5@;,' = - ...hg 3
The MuSo-Lt Club had ar, tSntfLsl
sdally interesting session FridAy
night, The principal speaker tWaA X
Hon. Ralph W. Taylor. A,idit6T fog Y
the Navy Department HIS sabIet
was which," dealing In q Heale
balanced fashion with thet p1Ubi8f0
Of the relative value to S6afssy 4sSS i,
the man who labors WITH ..hIs handSa
Ind the man who labors ,Sifbl .hisSd
head. If asked which were hisst
needed in the scheme OF ftaSaab a8z Il
yelobment, bis answer ,RblSfd5 Il
both Mr.. Tyler is g. ip1aAthr OF
scientific statement, and IN WI ~
out thig unique subject he pr'3VS B 4
himself to be q reRsoh8r OF the I
~ quality and an ansiTK sss2 Il
.pofceptt6h. Mr.. EnnaesA
'TusEegee Inetft,stS, and spk
Miller, OF Howard UniYa u s.
queer coincidence, took ~ 3
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