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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
3
Ad lists Swiss embroideries including per yard rates for Fine Swiss Corset Cover embroidery at 1.00 and wide bands for shirtwaist fronts at 75c 65c and 40c Allover embroidery priced at 25c per yard Fine Embroidered Swiss flouncing offered in 4 yard patterns at 10.00 each Allover embroidery in fine Swiss priced at 1.65 and 1.00 per yard.
Advertisement lists Stetson hats from 3.50 and assorted Nutri and Belly Nutri styles priced between 1.20 and 3.00. Includes boys hats in small prices 25c, 40c, 50c, 95c, 1.25 and 1.50. Items shown are Lot Jno Stetson and Linck styles with color notes Black and Belly Nutri fabrics.
A list of shoe bargains includes Barefoot Sandals in multiple sizes priced at 60 to 90 cents, broken lots of Children's and Misses' Oxfords with many items selling around $1.25, La Kid patent oxford at $1.50, and La Common Sense low Heel Oxfords at $1.25.
A fine assortment of trunks ranging from 2.00 to 20.90 and suit cases priced between 1.25 and 85.00.
Notions. Papers of Pins Ic. Good Pearl Buttons per doz le. Thimbles each Ic. Ladies' and Children's Handker chiefs lc. Hooks and Eyes, 2 Grds 1c. Table Oil Cloth per yard le. Men's Hose 2 pairs for 5c. Children's Ribbed Hose per pair whe.
In McAlester Oklahoma Territory on May 17 report claims Hon E P Hill withdraws from the Fourth district congressional race to support Charley Carter of Ardmore. Hill cites district preference on Indian legislation and removal of restrictions and says he will aid Carter’s election. Sherwood Hill confirms the withdrawal due to family illness.
Jesse Dunn praised Col. Roy Hoffman in a Chickasha Democratic Club event noting the constitutional convention support and inviting locals to remember the tribute given during a January address at the party meeting featuring Me Saved the Party.
Witnesses testified about the Brownville affair involving Black soldiers. George W. Randall described seeing two men he claimed were negroes enter the town from Fort Brown on August 13. He also described groups near the garrison gate, wall climbs, and shell fire, while cross examination suggested poor lighting and distance.
An editorial urging Oklahoma Democrats to select two United States senators based on honesty of purpose and top mental and physical ability. It stresses eloquence, patriotism, and unwavering defense of democratic institutions, warning against vanity or selfish motives in the candidate pool. It calls voters to seek champions who will vigorously and honestly defend the rights and interests of Oklahoma.
Opinion by W. F. Wilson Oklahoma City Okla argues the constitution promotes people powered primaries initiative and referendum safeguards against graft supports legitimate corporations and rapid judicial review with six month supreme court decisions, reflecting American government theory.
Ardmore May 17 The Bettie Ligon case involving rights of 2000 people and 20 million dollars in tribal property will be argued in Judge Townsend's court with U S Attorney Walker leading for the government The plaintiffs contend the case is reviewable by courts over enrollment and distribution while the government asserts it is a political question and final for the interior department and five civilized tribes commission.
The campaign for United States senator shows Roy Hoffman holding a large lead on the Oklahoma side. He has begun his winning gait and is noted for a loyal Democrat record and public service.
Fragment describes kidney remedies and introduces Pine tiles as a remedy claimed to lack ee or opiats, noting the absence of certain substances. The passage emphasizes result-focused assertion without detailing effects or evidence.
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