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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
7
A fragmentary poem speaks of a man named Jesus and Manitou as one, predicting Christ's morning coming with a sunlike face. It envisions ancestral graves welling open to witness the return and the dead bearing witness on that day.
Thursday in Ada shows numerous residents traveling to nearby towns for business. Many locals and visitors are reported ill or improving, with several plans for future travel and upcoming sales and construction projects in the city.
D A Dorsey joined the Sasakwa picnic today while A R Waite traveled to Stonewall on business. M L Walsh rode to Konawa this afternoon. Jay Bird and family of Jesse shopped in the city. Captain Hargis attended the Sasakwa picnic. Mrs McGaughey and daughter went to Sasakwa. J T Higgins was a business visitor at Francis. A B Yeager came over from Stompeall for a visit.
Saturday's Daily Miss Ira Lindsey was in the city today from Parkell station. A. K. Thornton and G. M. Henley drove to Center Friday. Bob Nester was in the city today from Stonewall. Don Tolbert went to Dallas this morning on business. Ada street sprinkler enjoyed another nice rain last night. Dr. Craig and wife of Center were in the city Friday evening. Mr. Benham and wife of Center were in our city today. T. J. Chambless has commenced a nine room residence in Sunrise addition. Dr. L. M. Doss received a fine Llewellin setter from Kentucky this morning. Mrs. J. T. Rigsby left this city to Sulphur Springs, Texas.
J C Boucher of the local Confederate veterans notes Rev Jno A Williams of the Presbyterian church gave the finest speech since the Civil War era at the Ada reunion memorial service. The address reflected on the Confederacy's closing hours and urged fidelity to both God and Lee and Jackson. Ardmoreite.
Tom Little, believed partner of Bob Muller the desperado killed by Deputy Marshal Davis, received a preliminary hearing before a United States commissioner and was placed under bond while awaiting grand jury action. Davis says five gang members remain at large in Arkansas and expects arrests soon.
A Columbus woman Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave swears Electric Bitters cured her after months of illness from fever nerves and stomach weakness. She says she was dying before using the tonic and quickly recovered. Available at Clark Drug Co and Dr F Z Holley at 50 cents.
Announcement lists special rates via Katy to St Louis Chicago Eldorado Springs Pittsburg Galveston and Florida regions. Effective June 1 to September 30 for most cities with specific dates for Pittsburg and daily service to Galveston. C F Orchard serves as agent for bookings.
Cuba New York minister Rev W L Riley L L D says after fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism he found relief from Ballard's Snow Liniment with first application and complete relief after the second. He endorses it highly. Price 35 cents, 50 cents, and 1.00, available at Clarks Drug Co.
Miller and George Miller known as Hook Miller faces two liquor introduction charges in a preliminary hearing before Judge Talbott. Duke Stone represents the United States while King and Currie defend Miller. He was held on two bonds of 500 dollars each and ordered to post a peace bond of 500 with returns set for October 2.
One dose of Pinules taken at bedtime will relieve the most obstinate backache before morning. Pinules is a certain cure for all kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by Clark Drug Co.
Ardmore Oklahoma July 28 Geo Bridgman arrested by federal officers on a charge of killing John Clark near Lebanon Monday. An examining trial before Commissioner Gullett remanded Bridgman to jail to await grand jury action. Both men prominent farmers in the Chickasaw nation.
Pine salve contains antiseptic properties of native pine and is sold by Clark Drug Co as a cure for sunburn tan tetter eczema and all other skin diseases. Heals a sore cut or burn without a scar.
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