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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
Happiest Girl in Lincoln.

4 Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, 81 had
been ailing for some time with chron.
ic constipation and stomach trouble.
| began taking Chamberain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and in three days
| was able to be up and got better
right along | am the proudest girl
in Lincoln to find such a good medi-
cine For sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

Right in YOUR busiest season when
YOU have the least time to spare You
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several days time unless you
have Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a
dose on the first appearance of the
disease. For sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply ChamberlainS
Tiniment freely. 1t will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
READ THIS.

Ada. Oklahoma.
This certifies / have sold Halls
Texas Wonder for years and l rec
ommend it to be the best kidney,
bladder and rheumatic medicine
have ever sold 60 days treatment
for 81 luU.
G. VI. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

had rheumatism for twenty
years, sometimes being entirely laid
up by 1t. 1t grew worse until my
right knee was nearly twice its nat
ural size, and was drawn up COnSld-
erably shorter than the other one. a
friend advised me TO take $. 5. s.,
which I commenced. Before l had
been using il long 1 was greatly re-
lieved, and continuing the Inedl cine
l I soon found thst I was entirely
cured. MRS. IDA NJ. PALMEP
l96 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, n, y.
While at work in the swampy C
gions of Southeast GeorEia, l con-
tracted Rheumatl sr, and was COM
pletely helpless ior about months,
and spent over $4,000 with doctors.
but got woc51 rvC''y day, and finally
quit them and began S. S. 5.
took several bottles, and was euro"
sound and well. MY health ls now
splendid, and / weigh 17b pounds. ]
can recommend 5. 8. $. 10 all su1er-
ing from Rheumatism.
s. q. LASSIrER.
Thomasville, N. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

turn she told hini what had happened
and he started after the men with the
above result.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
The Texas Crop.

The report for Texas shows that
on June the condition OF the croR
was 50 per cent, while a month pre-
yiously it was SS per cent, decrease
of per cent Other figures for Texas
follow: June %, 1910 S4 per cent;
June 25, 1909, 70 per cent; June 25,
10 year average, So per cent
The Oklahoma report is among the
most encouraging OF those made for
any OF the cotton growing states. 1t
is particularly good, from the grow
ers standpoint, because of the prob
ability of a short crop in other states
and consequent high prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

Honey Pee gives nerrect satisfar
ion for brad, biscuit or pastrs
Felker sells II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
OKLAHOMA'S
COTTON CROP
FIGURES DECIDEDLY OPTIMISTIC
DESPITE DRY WEATHER SAYS
DEPARTMENT

Washington, July 4.-Oklahomas
cotton crop is in better condition than
that of Texas, according to the esti
mate announced Tuesday by the Unit
ed States department of agriculture.
The figures, based on complete re-
ports up to June %, show that at that
time the condition of the crop was 81
per cent of a normal; on May 20 1t
was 81 per cent; on June %, 1910, it
was IS per cent, or | per cent better
than the corresponding date this year.
On June %, 1909, however, it was only
81 per cent, or per cent poorer The
ten year average on June is 81 per
cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
Here's the Latest One.

Tho latest proposition of this kind
is the one which came Saturday from
Representative Sisson of Mississippi
Mr.. Sisson would have an investga-
tion of the bill passed by congress
authorizing the purchase of all the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
FARMER HAS CLUE
TO BURIED MONEY
DISCOVERS SIGNS THAT MAY
LEAD TO THE FINDING OF $780,
o0o-LONG LOST.

Attoyac, Texas, July while clear
ing piece of land a few days ago in
the Attoyac river bottoms Leonard
Posell, a farmer, unearthed several
relics believed to have belonged to
General James Wi,kinson's command
Of United States troops, which played
an important part in the great scheme
of Aaron Burr to establish south
western republic.
Search is now being conducted for
S1SO,O0O OF coin that. according to
tradition. is buried near the spot
where htese relics-old copper bullet
molds and the metal portions of sad
dles-were recently found.
1t is matter Of general historic
belief that General Wilkinsons agree
ment to accept 100000 and disrupt
the Burr conspiracy caused the failure
Of the plans.
1t was the idea OF Burr to create a
great republic or empire ultimately
to embrace a large portion if not all
of Mexico and much territory now a
part of the United States.
Burr formulated his scheme in
1905. when the settlers Of the Mis-
slssippi valley had been denied by
Spain the use Of New orleans as a
port and market. Pioneers throughout
the whole Mississippi valley were en-
ragged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

corpusces of assists the
Special h Rheumatism
medic advice free S S. ! for lie a
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE EAGER
TO INVESTIGATE ALL EVILS
HERE'S THE LATEST.
HOW LAND DEAL WAS MADE
An Effort to Discredit the RepubIi-
cans Leads to Inquiries into Many
Transactions-A Washington Land
Deal the Latest.

Washington, July THE old nur.
sery rhyme might be revised to run
thus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
Buys Rendezvous for Host.

Burr purchased 100000 acres OF land
between the Ouachita and Mississippi
rivers in north Louisiana as a ren.
devious for the hosts he expected to
gather around him for an invasion
Of the Mexican province Of Texas,
just across the river.
General Wilkinson, it was under
stood, intended to cooperate with
Burr when the time Cor invasion ar
rived.
Rumor of Burr's movements had
reached the Spanish authorities and
200 Spanish soldiers were dispatch
ed to stop him. Hearing OF this move
ment. the United States government
ordered General Wilkinson at New
Orleans also to proceed to Sabine,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

80 sooner had the democrats gain
ed possession Of the lower house of
congress than they were seized with
Ia heayen-born inspiration to investi-
gate everything in sight. II is a dull
day when some member of the house
does not rise with a resolution call
ing for the appointment of commit
toe which shall inquire into some sup.
poscdlv iniQutous transaction and re-
poit the same 10 the house.
Some OF these investigations have
already been ordered and are under
way. Among them are the steel and
sugar inquiries and an investigation
into the affairs of the District OF
Columbia This being the first demo
cratic house after wears of republican
rule, the ultimate object Of most Of
the resolutions is to discredit the
republicans and reflect glory on the
present house majority. These resOlu-
tions, when made. are referred to the
committee on rules. which has adopt
ed very rational course in dispos-
ing of them.
Here's the Latest One.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

See me for all kinds OF tin work.
Sim w. A. PRIDE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
PAPER Nanqinq.

G. NJ. RAMSEY, Druggist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17

Scr nahitiabrige 5riiblingss
farnepal foI oies Sabr ipabreno Der
3eit bonn Is. big gum 90. 4pril
abgebalten merben. Sacinto=Eaa
flat oies MaI auf etnen Sonntas.
Die 8lumenihladt finoet oaber am
Samitag ftatt. 9
Wittpoh abeno tpuroe in Der
gtetbooiitenfirhe in @Inmo Seigbts
cine 8erimmlung bon 8etuobnerit
ienes 8ororts uno Der 0ororte Mo-
oeliene Serroce uno Montclair al,
gcbalten, in Ger Die Graee, sic
orei @ororte au elmer Stobt gu pcr-
einigen .uno cine itaotiihe @erfci-
lung fir lie 5m erlangen, beiproh m
fpurbe. Man fam babel gu Dem
Gnti6luB ~porldufig oicie Snforpo-
rationsioee fallen gu lafien, oafiir
aber, cine freipinige Geuermebr 5u
bil6en, Nadtudhter anSuiteGen uno
cine 9ereiniguag in's 2ebeH ait
rufen, Die fih nit Der gerbeiierung
Der Straben uno Ger 9eriteling
anoerer Ginridtungen befoiien ion.
Gin regul6rer Standardization
Wantells u. Grabtree miir6e bon
Muffin NO er in elmer Yriigelei
nit einem Mili5ioloaten idner ber-
nunbef moroen ipar, bierber, md
benz Sapital auf Sort Gam Son.
ton geidJidt, er bat einen Sh16eI,
6rud eritten unb lit betpuBtfos.
Gin 9omite bes bieiigeu Sta.
los@merica goung Mens Club haf
0en @ouperneur eingelaoen, an
Der BON Dem alub peranItolteten
6eier Der gntoefung @merifa's DIN
12. Sftober teilsuuebmen. Der @ou-
nernelir bat periproden au font
men,
sSli @lanlo &eigbts nil mon
cine abitinmung iiber oie @uggabe
BON Bombs i'm @etraee BON $25..
600 obbalten, pofir elm nelles
Sdullbans gebout lperoen ioa.
Mittnod nodmittae mur6e
Elm Pfero, bas SO. 6. Rolteper &C.
borte, ai Der College Strafe,
i6eu, rannte mitiommt benz gugoD.
Dor Dem es geipannt mar, in ben
! SluB, eeriet bort tn Den tiefen $40.
raft uno fonnte nur inter Der!
| grobten Shmterigfeiten unb nod
mebrftiinoiger 4rbeit iuieoer her.
nusgeboIf meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17

geri6t i'll @ictoria fir eeiltia gu.
red)nungsfGbig erfldrt iporoen. @ie
es ideint, bate Dapfs ben .niloel1
Mann" 9eIpieIt.
Gin iunger 80bnle 0amens
Sim goras mur0e an ltfer ser
@uaoaloupe, ungefa9r iieb5ebn Mci-
len unterbolb @ot3ales, olif Der
8prer'iden Sornl, eridoiien oufge.
t%unoen. @r bette 5iuei @ltnoen in
Der gruit uno in Scr Nabe lag Elm
Nebolber, bon Dem 5pei &anmern
9eleert marelt. 8orus tpor ont
abeno oorber bon Dem SouIe Sei-
mes S6tuagers fortgeritten uno bot,
te geioet, er nouc iib etipos So
bat f%oufen, als ON ,tdbiten Gage
letn Bfero aaeil1 5uridfonl, Itelte
mani cine Su6c 11ad]' inn on, Die
oonn ou6 our @ltffinoung Der Sci.
DIE fiibrte.
Wittpod abeno oraneen bel
Solllton Seiebts 5lpei MGnner
in Den Goltmoeen, btelten Sen Glerf
q. 8. Weiben nit ibren GeboIperlt
in S6a6, itablen neun 8adete mi
Boitioden, oarunter Die reeiitricrte
Bolt uno modten ii6 oonn oobon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17
Nttafieren ,uie Siaer.

Sn Dem Sample, oas 9lut rein
81 balten, greifen bie peiBen &or
perfen Die Seine tpie Siger an; Ole
Seine be5min9en aber ole fleiner
oft our6 i6nelle @ermeb.
rung. Gann ie6t ausidlae, Sc.
ibmiire, eczema ulo dbnli6es iid
peri6limmern, Strait uno Mppetit
aber a6nebmen. 0ieier 3nitonf
perloilgt electric 9itters, Der Wo-
gen. 2eber uno Nieren reguIiert une
@ifte aus Dem 9lute ausideioet
Or lit Der bette 9lutreiniger q
i6reibt 6. 8. 8uoabn non Sracp,
Sal. @eriuht TIN. SOC bel aaei1
Oruggt1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17
@eridieSeue Mnidten.

Maler 8ieienrotb, elm iiber3eu-
eungstreuer @egner oes Mietb5ins-
5ablens, miro bon ieinem 9aus-
BERN g%efinoist. Sci ser oarani
folgenoen MISUNDERSTANDING
mirft ii6 @ieicnrotb in sic 9ruit
uno opoitropbiert ieinen ~bartber5i.
gen Quartiergeber nit Den @or.
ten:
0SSest moaen Sic mid aus Sd.
rem Sauie perfen uno in 90 Sab.
rem miro iiber Dem Sore cine Mpr-
mortafel prangen: Sn oieiem Sens
6at Meiiter @ieienrotb sewobnt!"
uSdon mogltb," entgeguet Der
idlagfertige Sausberr. oaber gleib
oaueben lab id Damn cine Safef
einmauern: Soft iei Cant, iepi
mobnt er nimmer orin!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17

ibr berDoreerufen. Sic befono lid,
in bol6em @obne, Sbre Mueell
gliibten uno ibre 3dbne iblugen
oufeinanoer. 8loslid iprang lie
io6 empor unb mari ii6 NIT mil,
Der 8u6t ouf Srib. Sic beoedte
fem @eii6t NIT elitbenoen 9iiiien
uno preBte i'm III %iuniger I'M.
I6lingungen on ibre 9ruit. Sn i6r
totblalies @eii6t trot babel einc file.
genoe Gote. uno nit fieberbofter
9ait itieB Tie IN 8ebnfoder @ieoer-
bolung. balo leiie fliiiterl1o, bolo
i6reieno, oie 8orte berbor: nooi.
fen Sic mir bierl Sd Iiebe Gie.--
0 mie id Sic Iiebe!.. Sd min 81.
men gut iein, id min Sbnen lie
ben, ober loiien Sic mir bier, lonlt
1terbe i6l"..
Srib modte iid nit anitrcneurls
fret bon ibr. Ct iab Elm, ooB es
ntdt moeli6 lei, iie in oieiem 3u-
itanoe ouf Die StraBe gu laiien. @ltd)
iein Ser5 i6lue it6rfer, er
fiiblte, bob er erreet tpuroe, oos
9lltt podte In ieinen 8uIien.
gr bob Dos leihte @ei6opfdJel1
oltf uno trug iie oilf iein @ett, lee.
tie iie bier -nieoer uno beoedte Tie
nit ieinem Mantel.
Sic io1en bier %bleiben5" Iagte
er 1anft, u@ber nun ieien sic
perninftig uno rubig, = i6 ber-
lange oas! @eriu6en sic gu ih1o.
fen, = id na6e BEL Sbnen, sic
brau6en fid niht gu fiirdten.".
Slime erpioerte fein @ort. SIR
Mltee i6olte i'm oa1fenb on.
SD bin rubig," fliilterte tie.
Srib iebte iid mieoer in ste
Sofaede. CT borte, ooB ibr Mtem
rubiger uno aleidmdBiger lpurbe.
Sbre 2ioer ldloiien iid, ie
i6lief elm.
gs mar finiter i'm Gunner
Srit legte iein beiBes @eiiht iii
oie SGnoe uno Itemmte oie gGbo-
gen ouf Sen Slid. go itarrte er
Dor it6 bin. @r fonb feline @ube,
es mGre linn unmoglid getueielL
gu idlafen. Bon Belt gu 3eit irr-
tie iein 9lif mad Der Seite, mo
oos 9ctt itano nn6 no Mnne atmc.
70 - -
Gs sing arf finf uuo orollBcu
bidimmerte es, aIs Sris iid /leiie
erbob. CT nuib ii6 @eiidt uno
Sdnoe, legte feline Soden 5uialn-
men uno trot ba11ll por oos Bette,
nm Slime gu nefeu. sic bate oie
gauge Nadt binbur6 felt uno I'll.
big gei6lafen. Sbr biibides, idnto-
les @eiiht, oas einen ausgeiprn-
denell eneliihen Eppns 8eigtc, mar
bon lidter Rote iibereoiien. = IL
re 2ippen maren geoffnet uno lie
Ben Die meiBen, ipisen 3dbne
ieben. Inter Dem iiberqemorfeneu
Muntel 5eidneten iid ibr fem ge-
iormten, idIunten @(ieoer in oeut-
liden llmriifen ab.
Sris bate iid BEL 2ebaeiten
Steraingers menig Inn Die aleine
eefiimnert. Sect fiel inn gum er-
ftenmole unt SOB iie merfmirbig
biibi6 mar. Sn ser fpro6en Serb-
belt ibrer Sormen lag ettpas SUNG.
fraulthe5.
(Sort}ebllrld fuIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17
9es 9iebltahls beidnlbiat.

6. 6. Gbamberlain BON Clinton,
Me., beihuloigt BRETT gutlen's ar-
MICA Solbe bes Steblens ooer Reb-
mems bon Shmer5 BEL 9ranomun.
Den poer S6Hrfungen Der
S6mer3 BEL @unoen = oas @leno
bel @eIhniiren ooer Sdlnorrboiben.
Sic beraubt 8unoelL Siibneraugen,
8errqnfun9en ulo 8erlebungeu IT,
ter Gbredniiie" iaet er, ais Sell
mittel giebt es nid)t ibresgleihell
9ur 25c BET alien Gruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17

Sabre 1910 betrug es iiber so
Miaionen Marf, Der @rnnobelib.
ipert bel1uft ii6 beute auf 20 Wtil.
lioren Marf. aud bas @elperbe bat
iif in Ser alirltaot gut entmidelt,
1882 maren 4400 getriebe nil
10000 bei9aftieten Yerionen por'
6onoen, iebt eibt es 1900 @etrie-
be nit ca. 10000 9(ngeitellten. 1875
maren 1e41 @oIfs- ntlo Wsittcl.
ldiiler porbonoen III 90 @bteilnm.
aenL 1910 $500 S1iiler in 179
Mbteilunsell. Ser ourdidnittlide
alaiienbeitano betrug oamals 81
Jest AZ Sdiiler. 0os iino gall5 aus.
ge5ei6nete Meiultate, Die Die 9e-
oeutung @iesbaoens als @obn. ulo
4ltrort erfennen lallen.
Sd nnterlieB es nidt, Dor eili.
gen gagen aud Der SeftfeIlerci Der
@eltfirmo Senfen & 60. eineil
geiuh a%b5ultatten, oere1 paloftobli.
lites @eidaftslofal nit &ellereien
an Ser @ren5e @~ieshaoens o6er onI
giebrider @ebiet iett iiber eiitenl
Sabre fertieeeitellt uno in pollenl
8etrieb lit, SD babe bereits pot
5mei Sabren iiber Die Sirrna mo
oie 1erelt @ebaultbfeiten eeidrit
ben, ste oamalg aaeroines nod i'll
nnfertigem 3uitanbe marell. Mlein
man fann oen ilnpoianten Wtonnt.
mentalbau INNER mie6er beil,dei,,
UNI reues Gritaunen iiber Ole @robe
Der Mnlage unb iiber ben einfa.
den, ober ~eebiegenen @eidmad Der
inneren @inri6tung ins MHsltnt.
tung gu empfinoen. 9urd einen
Saulensana tritt man onr6 eas
Sallpttor in einen mdrdenbaft aus
geitotteten auppelbau, Die CHI.
pfanesbale, Die Dem pridJtieiten
NaIoit gbre mafen miiroe. llm
sic gmpfanssbaae eruppteren Iid
in oenfbar praftiiditer @%noronung
Sic peribieoenen @etriebsbiiros.
2nei prdhtige Marmortreppcrt fiji
ran in ser Sale biitallf our crltcn
gtaqe, bier befinoen lih Die @ii-
ro's Der Serren Gbefs, ioinic Der
groBe aonferen5iaal, in ipelfem aes
ldaftlibe gelpredullseu abgebaltea
| ueroen. SntereHant lit Elm Bid.
Den MFR bon elmer Stelle oielcr
Gtage genieBen. 1eber flint gta.
gen bIidt man 200 Sub nett iiber
bie breite 9eiudertreppe bts gum
unteriten Seller bilmnter, III incl
dem anein flint Millionell gefiilltc
Slalden lagern. Die S~aiiunesfraft
Ser aelereien lift 8 Miffionen 81.
ter @ein in Saiiern uno 10 Mil.
lionen Slaiden. Ser Munoaouc
brodte uns arf IN Die BoGfabrts.
einridtungen fir oie 9(rbeiter nnh'
Mneeltelten. Mir betraten 5unad,ii
cine gerdnInise aIbc, in melder
fir bic 300 Mrbeiter Der Sirnla
gefodt pir6. Die 2eute erbalten
hier elm idmadbaites MittaseiieL
nebit / @lag Mein oi chem dnBerlt
biaigen Wretie = 33 8ienniae. Sc.
Ser Mrbeiter nnb iebe 9rbeiterin
Bat ibren Sdronf fir Die aIeioer
un6 lire WoIhfoilette. Gle @e-
omten, beren 3abI rs betrdgt, bd.
ben ibr eigenes Goiino un6 or.
freuen iih ebenfaIs Der a~usaeoebn-
teifen Siiriorge. Sd bin ben Ser
rem Sris bon Billion uilo g. @iitt.
gems bon Der eroBen Sirna au be.
item 9anf nerpflidtet, fir Die
freunolide Mufnnbme uno 8eipir-
tuns, 6enn lie belianben 6aronf,
oaB ih ben aud BEL ms i'll Gan
Mntonio 10 beIiebten @enfeG Erodeii
an Srt nno Stele elmer 8roFe
unter3iebe. 81. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17
@eraaloppiert.

aun6e: SD finoe oieien 94er
gar ni6t libel uno Der ioa bod
I'M @aeemeinen nidt beionoers &C.
raten ietnl"
@einbdnoler: %. mir i6onl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17
gmaenanbte Nebensart!

IS iouen ia nod flint 8laide,l
Wariala I'M aeler iein- i'd babe
aber nur nod niere oorgefunoen."
o9a bat seipiB Der Sobam pic.
Der einmal flint biere iein laiien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17

Manner. 8ir 6aben quite Stelln>
gen, bie auf @udb iparten, ipenn SIR oas
8arbiergei6dft iebt lernt. Sllnberte IN,
lerer ebenalieen S6iiler, Die iebt eise@
ne @ei6dfte baben, berlangen @efiils
fen bon nl1s. Sn nenigen @o6en Ieie
SIR ferti9. &erbefert Cure @erbGlt,
niiIe. S6reibt: Woler Barber College,
900 &eft@g Commerce 9trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-17
l1nn S6anharmpin

UuU SUePPtIIUeII DuI UEe
Observation-Disclosures dilf 500.
900 s6ooenerias iur gcrleeungen,
Ole ct ielbit erlittel1, mtf $4,000
fHr Gerlebuneen oie feline Sroll
erlitten, out $4,000 fir 8erleeue-
gen, Ole fem sobn erlittetl, mo
olf $500 fir ei1 beiddoigtes @uto-
mobil perflagt.
9urd ein 6erer in Dem ael-
Ter inter Ger @potbefe BON SEQ.
Scene an Der Doloroia StrcBc
murbe ein eeringer gdooen onse.
ribtet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
A BOLD SWINDlER.
Forger and All Round Worker
Touches Ardmore Bank.

Fred C. Carr left here yesterday for
Colorado Springs. He stopped off in
in Oklahoma City where he will be a
witness in court. Some kind-hearted
gentleman, a few days ago, visited
the Dorsey Printing Company in Dal-
las and ordered printed a number of
drafts for the Ardmore State bank.
When the printing was finished the
same kind-hearted fellow took a por-
ton of them and ordered the balance
sent to the bank. When they arrived
here the bank was somewhat sur
prised later they learned that the fell
low had succeeded in filing one out
and cashing it for $500
The name F.. C. Carr, assistant cash
Ter was changed to j. c. Carr and
that was about the only error made
in the printing. An arrest was made
and Mr.. Carr will stop in Oklahoma
City to serve as a witness before 60
ing on to Colorado.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
JUDGE sAELToNS COURT.
Municipal Court Starts off Brisk Un-
der New MANAGEMENT.

der New Management.
ledge" shelton occupied the bench
in the municipal court this morning
and handed out justice in great
lunches to a number of offenders
who were brought before "hizzoner.
The case of Sam Black, the negro
who was arrested few days past
charged with violating the prohibition
laws. was heard and resulted in his
being convicted and given a fine OF
500 and thirty days in jail. He i'm
mediately gave notice of appeal. Black
when arrested a few days past had
in his possession a quart of whisky
His defense was that he was only
carving the whisky from his place
Of business on East Main street &c
the Elks' hall at the request of
friend.
One nero woman was fined SlC
for disturbing the peace and quiet o
the neighborhood in which she re
sides bv "cussing" one Of her lad!
friends. After she was fined she FLEE
complaint against the other woman
claiming that she did as much of thu
"cussing' as she had and that if an!
one was fined she wanted to see al
concerned get the benefit.
One man was fined for being drunl
and a case Of disturbing the peac'
against another was dismissed, whicl
closed the first session of court con
Quoted by Judge Shelton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
"The Man Who Sold Himself"

This is the subject from which Rev.
f. VI. Masters of the Broadway Bap-
list church will talk on Sunday nigh:
at the Airdome.
The choir will furnish especial
music, fhe Airdome is an unusually
comfortable place for public worship.
With the canopy of heaven for a roof.
with the cool bree2es blowing, with
comfortable chairs and electric lights
and good music and strong sermon
Of % minutes, one thousand people
should be present Sunday night.
Think of this, you fellow who saws the
church building Is too crowded and
too hot. Come and hear a good ser
mon and some good music Come in
your shirt sleeves if you like. Come
to hear the story of the man who
sold out You will he entertained, you
will have spent a pleasant hour
and YOU will go away a better man.
Strangers in the city especially in
yited.
Let every member of the church
begin this afternoon and invite ten
persons to meet them at the Airdome
Sunday night. You will be surprised
at the result. q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-27
REMOOELlNG HIS STORE.
T. n. Coleman. Druggist, Putting in
New improvements.


T. y. Coleman has let the contract
10 b. n. Corlew for the remodeling
of his store building on Main street
and the work will begin tomorrow.
Mr.. Coleman expected to add ano.h-
cr story to the building, but did no
make the contract to rent the third
floor as he expected, and this add
tion will not be made. The part Of
the building occupied by Mr.. Cole
man will he entirely remOdeled. The
floor will be lowered to the level ol
the sidewalk, and tiled floor will
be put in. Plate glass show windows
will also be put in and when the
Improvements are completed this will
be one of the incest store buildings
in the city. Mr.. Coleman will move
his stock of drugs this afternoon to
one of the Kress buildings on West
Main street. II will he about thirty
days before the work is completed.