Local and Personal News From Ada Area
Duke Stone left for Madill and A. B. Hill went to Francis. Mr. Heck visited Tupelo and Mrs. W. S. Thomson travelled to Okemah. Judge Haney arrived from Greenville. G. H. Keen visited Stonewall. L. C. Andrews to Madill. Sam Jones of Francis in town. Mr. and Mrs. Wauntuck from Roff. Veterinary surgeon L A Comba from Sulphur. John Chapman visited. George Armstrong recovering from pleurisy. Mrs. W. A. Honfield returned from Hazo. Dunaga family from Center to Indianola. Josie Crain went to Sulphur seeking her lost child. Wm. Jenkins back in Guthrie after travel. J. A. Shirley and children visited Saikawa relatives. W A Honfield and W G Broadfoot to Kansas City for hardware convention. Wm Edmiston family moved from near Nashville to Ada. New contractor at Joe Winn home. Mrs. H. Woodard returned from Konawa. Davenport improves. R Kimbrough of McKinney Texas returns home. James Dunn in Ada on business to Atoka. Ada exchange improvements to finish in about three weeks. Mrs Sam McDonald and Mrs A G Aikens visit Madison. McDonald to return. L J Hunt and Z R Stevenson prospecting in Southwest then onward. Mrs A F Jordan departs for San Dimas California. George Middles ton party from Choctaw to New Mexico. Improvements at Ada National Bank rear connected to bank. insurance agency to occupy.
Friday Kept Busy Local Notices Across Ada Area
Friday updates show Byrd in Holdenville and many residents and visitors arriving or leaving Ada. Names include Cummings in Ross Clark in Stonewall Holt to Deni Sherman Beard in Owl Woodard from Konawa Morris homecoming on M. E. T. line Elliott to Milo Kinney and children relocating to Sulphur Sims visiting Coalgate Fisk and Markley Iowa capitalists prowling prospecting Waden and Sacra Purcell at Harris Wallace and Gatlin Ada subscription Sweatt Nash relation to Texas trip Shelton on Frisco Porter from Bolivar county joining Ada community
Indian Orphans' Home appeal seeks funds for Atoka move
The Murrow Indian Orphans Home at Atoka cares for about ninety children and owns land in Choctaw Nation. It seeks $10,000 to build two necessary structures, calling on Indian blood relatives and supporters to contribute via Dr. J. B. Murrow or L. J. Dyke. Community notes list local arrivals and events.
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Murrow Indian Orphans’ Home
Atoka
Choctaw
J. 8
Murrow
L. J. Dyke
I. T
Another Good Man Gone Wrong
A Morgantown Indiana man A R Bass suffered severe kidney pain and frequent urination before using Foley's Kidney Cure. The ad claims delaying treatment worsens Brights disease and promises quick symptom relief and kidney strengthening with Foley's remedy.
Letter From Dr. Doss Returns to Ada in Spring
The News prints a business note from Dr. L M Doss who is finishing dental studies in Louisville and plans to return to Ada around April to settle here. He holds two teaching posts at Louisville institutions and is described as highly proficient in his field. Rev Carlisle P Martin endorses Ballards Horehound Syrup for throat and lung ailments, praising its effectiveness and pleasant taste, with Clark Drug Co selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Doss
Louisville
Kew
Ada
Carlisle P. Martin
Waverly
Texas
Ballard
Clark Drug Co
Warrant Cases Continue With Delayed Trial Dates
Deputy Marshals Brents and Cummings returned from Ardmore where they attended court as witnesses in the Chickasaw warrant cases against W. T. Ward and B. H. Colbert. The defendants seek a trial while the prosecution has postponed the cases until next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brents
Cummings
Ardmore
W. T. Ward
B. H. Colbert
Imperfect Digestion Lowering Vitality
Imperfect digestion leads to reduced nutrition and vitality. Liver failure to secrete bile causes bilious blood, impaired digestion, and constipation. Herbine tones the stomach liver and kidneys, improves appetite, clears complexion, and revives the whole system. 50 cents a bottle. Sold by the Clark Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Drug Co
Restitution Follows Quarrel In Tishimingo
A young woman in Tishomingo returned all letters and gifts after a quarrel with her beau. He responded by sending six boxes of face powder and noted he had likely carried similar items on his coat since they began their acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishimingo
New Discovery Fights Tuberculosis and Colds
Oaklandon resident cites Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for consumption coughs and pneumonia now marketed to the public. The testimonial says his wife was saved after three doctors gave up and a trial bottle is offered free by Clark Drug Co and Dr F Z Holley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G Huntley
Oaklandon
Clark Drug Co
F. Z. Holley
Peter Schuttler Wagon Offers Satisfaction Reed and Harri 900
Advertisement notes Peter Schuttler wagon satisfaction and references Reed and Harri 900 with a terse 19 wt mention, implying a product spec or price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schuttler
Reed & Harri
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Praised for Lumbago Relief
A. B. Canman of Chicago writes on March 4 1903 after trial with various doctors and ointments that Ballard’s Snow Liniment gave almost instant relief. He endorses the product and adds his name to the testimonial list. Clark Drug sells it and the Territorial Board of Pharmacy endorses it. Mr D W Holman announces the next board meeting will be at Ada likely late April, first in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Canman
Chicago
Sol
Ballard
Clark Drug
D. W. Holman
Territorial Board of Pharmacy
Poteau
Ada
Territory
Foley's Honey and Tar Stands Against Pneumonia Claims
A testimonial asserts no instance of two colds causing pneumonia after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the preparation stops coughs and heals lungs. Dr. J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports three severe pneumonia cases improved. Clark Drug Co and Maso Drug Co endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Co. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Clark Drug Co
Maso Drug Co
Reception Postponed by Mrs Dr Browall for 20th Century Club
The Friday afternoon gathering for the 20th Century Club hosted by Mrs Dr Browall was postponed to Saturday afternoon due to illness of her relative Joe Bledsoe in Ardmore. The event runs 3:30 to 5 o clock with Mr Bledsoe reported past danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browall
Ardmore
Joe Bledsoe
Dr. Browall
20Th Century Club
Bledsoe
St Vincent's Infant Asylum Cares For 490 Homeless Babies
Sister Julia praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in a Chicago infant asylum notice. The ad claims the product is safe without opiates and urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar, warning against substitutes, through Clark Drug Co and Wason Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum
Chicago
Julia
Foley
Clark Drug Co
Wason Drug Co
Peruna Day Observed Amid City Drunk Detentions
Ada marked Peruna and Jamaica day with Marshall Mitchell detaining seven drunks in the afternoon. Five were Indians. By morning six paid fines or posted bond, one remained detained. A $2 regulation and trimmings tax was assessed. George Houghton of Canadian Texas visits his mother Mrs Lucy Houghton.
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Thurday
Peruna
Jamaica
Ada
Marshall Mitchell
George Houghton
Canadian, Texas
Mrs
Lucy Houghton
New Fast Mail Service Boosts Ada Arrivals
A newly inaugurated fast mail service from St. Louis to the Southwest will aid Ada. Mail that formerly arrived by the forenoon Frisco and M. E. & T. lines will now come by Frisco the night before and be distributed early the next morning.
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St. Louis
Southwest
Ada
Frisco
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LOGAL
Duke Stone
Madill
A. B. Hill
Francis
Mr. Heck
Tupelo
W. S. Thomson
Okemah
N. B. Haney
Greenville
G. H. Keen
Stonewall
L. C. Andrews
Madilil
Sam Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Wauntuck
Roff
L A. Comba
John Chapman
Jone
George Armstrong
W. A. Honfield
Hazo
R. L. Dunaga
Family of Center
Indianola
Josie Crain
Wm. M. Jenkins
Guthrie
Oklo
J. A. Shirley
Saikwa
W. G. Broadfoot
Kansas City
Wm. Edmiston
Nashville, Tenn
West 13Th Street
Joe Winn
H. Woodard
Konawa
Davenport
KR. S. Kimbrough
McKinney, Texas
James Dunn
Sam McDonald
A. G. Aikens
Madi 1
McDonald
L. J. Hunt
Z. R. Stevenson
A. F. Jordan
W. L. Richey
San Dimas, California
George Middleton
Hagerman
New Mexico
Ada National Bank
the News
Bank
E. W. Hardin
Insurance Agency
J. W. Byrd
Holdenville
Officer Cummings
Ross
C. H. Clark
T. P. Holt
Deni Sherman
John Beard
Owl
Mr. H. Woodard
Eli Morris
T. A. Elliott
Milo
T. H. McKendree
Sasakwa
S. J. Tobias
N. GC. Roberts of
Borham, Texas
Laura Kinney
F. C. Sims
Coalgate
C. H. Fisk
C. R. Markley
Iowa
W. J. Farris
Tennessee
Center
Oscar Wilkerson
Ollie Lancaster
W. R. Simmons
Collin County
Pro
T. A. Killingsworth
George A. Henley
Messrs
Wade H. Waden
John A. Sacra
Purcell
Oklahoma Central
Harris
J. Q. Wallace
R. L. Gatlin
Elmo
Ark
R. V. B. Sweatt
C. C. Nash
Waxaahchie
Mrs. Todd
O. H. Shelton
J. P. Porter
Bolivar County
Miss
Indian Orphans’ Home
A. F. Lanier
Conway
Madil
J. W. Dean
J. H. Smith
Mrs. S. W. Lanham
Byrd
Oklahoma City
J. E. McLaughlin
M. Troy
Paris
The
A. M. Waddell of
Rotff
W. A. Alexander
Little Peice
Myrtie Umphress
Alma Sims
Claremore
Byron Hill
Whitesboro, Texas
Rev. Chandler
Frank Jones
W. M. Wilson
Mary Lancaster
Tom Lancaster
Parkell
R. J. McCain
Europa
S. A. Steel
Ripney
D. Ryne
J. C. Blocker
W. A. Holifield
Ella Snelson
North Ada
D. F. Armistead
Ft. Worth
Lem Burford
Myrtle Umphress of
Madiil
A. B. McBride
Ada Weekly News
Dallas Weekly News
J.N. Merriman
Mayfield
Ken
H. P
Williams
Austin College
Sherman
Bright
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Dr. Doss
Mattie Allen
Broadway
Augusta
Cardus
Dru
Fast Mail Service
United States
Indian Territory
Dona Bennett
John W. Bennett
J. T. Dickerson
Seal Co
M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
Crawford & Bolen
B.C. King
United States Court
Senate
T. Bryan
Lou Bryan
J. T. Bryan
T Dickerson
Seal C M Campbell
Cork
A H Constant
Crawford & Bolton
BC King
Henry Esser
Susie Esser
C. M. Campbell
King & Currie
W. H. L. Campbell
Robt. Wimbish
First National Bank
Duncan Ride
Attorneys-At-Law
C.& D Rollow Building
J. T. Blanton
Jike
Blanton & Andrews
Reed-Douglas Building
Ter
Drs. Browall & Faust
B. B. Epperson
Epperson & Dean
Henry M. Furman
Attorney AT Law
Duncan Building
U. G. Winn
Reed-Douglass B’c’ng
N. B. Breckenridge, M.D
P. O
Apa
Attorneys AT Law
Citizens National Bank Building
J. E. Webb
C. HL. Bennis
Webb & Ennis
First National Bank Hridg
Ehse
Dr. King
Ballard-Snow Liniment Ce
Louig, MO
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