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hrt'tr-.rt VednetOa, April 1i, 110.
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.iriK about polor HoUlitr,
v. i , tr,l th'- prnld' ii' i (-'Mr.K
, Vrula a parlor war?
oo
1 . i.ibllc d-bl of the T'nitwl
. . incriiaaod t,2Ml daring
' , Morn bond laauea Immloent
w dal won Id be ao Improv
. 1 1 the old ''aqttarw" oao, which
"me rotten. Olva us a new
i.realdent u aaid to thraatea
! ,il
. of the public buildings bill In
u force congreaa to provide j
ir new battieablpa.
r..- f-
tiQ
V.i may be on tbi verge of war
v. it'. V' DTtu-la, and there I a llttl
v.ar cloud Iu Maacburia lovolvlng ihla
t i in" i) Huaala aud Japan.
Tt.i- rltfht of the people peaeeablr o
n mill Hoea awA Include the right
of p'-raone to aaaatnblo with bombs
i:, tM-lr pockfta, readjr to kill the
I '
i and the byatandere.
A hy not let Anua (Jould no her
v. . ' naha the ChlragO News. Wull.
x'.' - Kolng. Isn't she? Yeg and a
' i . r Jay Oould'a mllllona are go
u.K Kolng gone with hur.
o
'l 'n Itoston '1'ralisrrliit has illacnv
mi ao actress who won't jmy for
n phologrnphs liecnuse they
n Ik-- her appear (oo.pretty. It reully
(I - 'ake h smart press agent Uiwao
' ' to dig up some-thing new In
H i- way of advertising.
'i.ittitnooKft has Just opened one
t' !,' finest hotels In the I'nlled
the I'alion and the jiopulace
i hirliied, ami wall It mny he, the
I "' I l.' lng a million dollar xlrnitur.
M'.i'Msi.r, f'hattanooga opIni-H that H
' ';'n a few wore of the name
iimvldi'd It n iiormltti'd to
us thi prlnrlpal "mslM" fur
'niMty ufr'ni In Oi-oik.u and
i 1 .una.
-flg
in' of lb greaest evils of the
V' ' in system of education. If we
I'- said to have system, la the
i i . mtnioer of children who rinlxli
it education t the gn of H,"
' - rrlMnlNiii of 1'realdent (Jharlea
I i:iloi, of IlnrrBnl Unlveralty. "The
i ' ni falluro of our a)slm," he
i.tn.iu'd, "In the limited period of
' .1 i diieullon. It U the fashion now
that our schools Iruln for llf
' I not for college. Ilul what la need
i . ilie continuous ediiratlun which
nil Uiroiigh life " At it bun
ii " ' Iven by the Chicago Harvard
I'n-Hldenl Kllot told 100 uitlm
M' graduates oT the changes that
"i uk.cn I'luco In Amurivan unl-
orgnnliatloi) and methods dur
' ,' i he ,'IW yeum In which he hits been
, ' "i ut of ll;muiil. 1 Iu made u plea
' i lu'llvlduallsm And a wider spheto
influence, for unlversltltes. During
i.i, my in thu city ho nmila suv
- other ddreMne and attended it 1
ii " i as many liuiuheuiis and lan
i " ' wa A presidential cHiidld.ito.
SQUAHG DUAL POM ALL.
it' Clmrlyoa UU iitle, suiterlltlPiiil
m "f the I'reali) terlaii Department
r i imrrh and Ibor, aaya:
mm r all, the whole, llwr iiioetl()ii
i ' Klve every one the square deal.
niMi to do that It seems In m that
i nwoasary to get at the other fel
i,a kiewpolnt. To my mind the la-
' 1 1 ' k tnsl) la too close to the labor
i, i' 'in. i, to understand it. And ao Is
t mployer.
Ti ,- labor union la not the lulior
i ii Moii If til) the unions Kent wiped
i, ' xi. Mm. id.' (jih -lion W'Mi'd I
J i II iii 1 1 , I', i ,t f 1 1 , i
-
. tm i.fJiti l fa4 wo ao .nd
:nt the laat tut- "hi be "or
:.!, T. firT The setter 4al fof
ery maa should be oar ideal We
r. makleg BlalakM. bat art
making 4r. It tb ckerck did
I not ear ebWt th CdtUOM Of ifcf ;
,1 tll you right no 14 gt cmt 1
f.r i-'h, out of ear church. Hit
tne tkur'.a does art.
tb '
Ya her the socialist Uit
ar.arcbu'a an taat Ckrtat aa i wi1
rtalJat or aa aaarcblit- BoUi eaa't
rich" '"hriat a k' .l aa
lata. Ma act oat to attr ta ladt
lul
Joak DDIiw oae id. "Bfora
eaa tara aa boat bom rat
'U
7 tuQKt aa aa t'iiit butraa
ru-," a..i4 I rM tb.'- lot f
r.'rra ai in that 'x!tMrai. It la
not ao noeh a aaaaUoa o a otaa'a
iijrrron'lii.a;. -t aat tt it vi'titn,
i!Mn kiu.Mif, that baa to do with
'rr.t-ofctrr r xUI oarvat.
Ta fburtb Itaaif baa crmtad tola i
tocroaaed .octal aaroM la aboln
..i- ik. K.i.h.. i .kik tha niiu
auio. That la M J-au r.brtat oui4
h. M. a hoalthfal diaaatJafacttoa
'th pwraonal eoodltioa to teach mea J
how to rta higher.
THE RBPUBLICAH SITUATION.
It is becomlog evident that the cam-
palKus of various republican caadl j
datea for the preslderic are growing
stale 'radically the only work that
la being done Is for Hecretary Tart
His campaign la being pressed vlg
orously oy both Frank H. Hltchcoct.
the aecreUry'a manager In Washing
ton and by Arthur I. Vorya, the Ohio
manager at Columbus.
"It Is yet too early,'' aald a aena..-r
at Washington, who has re-en closely
(identified with several .tetiou, ua
t onal campaigns, ' lo u d-'finit l
tie, the op'"i 4U f Trtt om; l'liin
the situation go by default, but It
c rtalnly ba atr.tngo Iook A i '.r
a anybody k.ij.. t.tli ir i.'i'lihig
' bjlttg dw'.'i rfi" : III In nil l
r iedldalet .i"oit I j'. 1 or '
'tidldatei c illn .) who a. op-
noa)l to th secretary of war. No
ottloaa or headquarters have been es-
ubllsbed and only a small amount of
campaign literature Is be'ng distrib
uted. Nobody but Talt seems 'jo care
much about the nomination."
Washington newspaper corresiiond
enta, always alert for good political
news, are able to ilnd little of real
value there. Through Manager Illlth
rock 'a headquarters, they have fol'
lowed the Taft campaign closely, but
the work along the lines of only one
candidate, grow a monotonous.
Some efforts pretty Important
ones, perhaps-are being made to
bring about a renomlnatton of I'res
Ident Koosevelt. The efforts are be
ing carefully guarded, however, and
no details are being given to thu
public through the newspapers. What
this work may amount to It Is now
impossible to foretell.
last week more unlnatructeii !
gales to the Chlcugo contention w -elected
than In any prctloux i. ,
hut, nevi rilieliMK. tlie jiroj.oi t ion ,,r
InHiiut'tloiiK for H'intBr 'l,u' mi
tlnue larire Tin- mImi.iiIoii. ho, .
practlrnlly unlii'i" In Atnerir.iii i . 1 1
tlCH. Among the delegatea lntiiiiMi
for Secretary Taft there are tnuny
antl-Taft men; and anwing thoae -! i
ed as unilistruiied delegate tli-n
are ft good many Taft mlli'-nn h '
Among the delegations of Kta'cn
which have "favorite aon" catidldnM'H
the sentiment Is eurlously inudilled. 1
Not u Mingle one of the fnvorliu j
oiin with the iioaathle exception f
l-iil'ollottu, of Wisconsin, ran deliver ;
his state itelegatlun to any particular
candidate, unlens that cundld.ite 1
Mhotiliniappen lo be President ItooHe-i
vet, hlmaelf. Among the avowed cm i
dldates for the nomination, the deli--gatlons
from the favorite nuii Milieu
would be divided aerloUHlv. TIiuh far.
no effort has been made by the uh ,
puiients of Hecretary Taft to combine
upon nny candidate, mid, from all
outward appearances, sinli as effort, I
If made would prove futile.
That soma doubt about thu election '
of the nominee of the Chlciigo eon
ventlon Is growing among the li-adeiK ,
of the repiildlcan party and union 1
the piHiple of the country Is heyniul j
question. This growing doubt may ac- ,
count for the IImIU'hhiii'hs of the pre-
1 1 in I n;i ry rampalgn and to the lu-
creasing fedlng that tint nomination I
will ko oventimlly olthnr lo Secretary j
Taft or to 1'resldent Itooauvolt.
rUty Dollars Reward.
Strayod or atolen, smnll tiunch
cows and helfera, britiuled fhliiK V on
left shoulder, H on mIioiiMit. O on
Hide, K on thigh, one II Imr II i.ihi
nrtaltMj), Will pay tho nUovo reward
for recovery of cattle and conviction
of thief. Notlr me at Sirlnx'i HKIi.
RtHlT. F. r'. M M.I.V
DoWItt's Carlwllzort Witch Hruol
H'.i- Ii irt t nerlLllv L'ntMl fur Tioim
Idold by W H. lYauie.
BRONCHO Ow""H-'S FAS" T3 A
Pee Vin Ffi Ltit in a
Tetv-v.ii isaritt
D6Tr April 14 tn .a N-w
M-xiro there ur l a Iltt; brontao
ktck will be loag UK recovering
t it will b :i twd for
F Tr(tp. ! ( ,h
W .
h aid of tb lnu bora oa a re
tta a paaarr mti iu cot :a
I"' iB tis t ,OT bl fas.i.y
by fir.
Mr Tremp iu la Santa F N M
tea he got a srM froa Uear-r
u;f that fill ufTitt.r boo at Ri
l. ' o; . fc d,.1 frua Btrkchtr. ;
'3 ftl Tha &ot aa
l4lrvr4 to b oa flr Wt4aa4af
I aiorala. and aa it aa impotatbl to
t aid, It bara4 to tb trvaod. ! ,
ia Mra. I t-mp ac4 her four cbli i
jdPMi wl'boyt ali-IUr ,
j Mr. Tnmp relT4 th newa Jo at '
;aa th train araa laarlag tba dvot.
11 tc
oUlr 4' .
tare be felt that sot a
eo,J4 10,1 ,okl ,h' !
rtII n.:b iu-
to '"-
a detoar o reaea the -ttuon or la
eona. There was a broncho standing In
front of th hotel and. without wait
ing to find out who It belonged to.
he mounted aad started on his crois-
country ride, en reacneu tne a'.at'on
Just as the train was pulling In. but ,
at the aama time the gallant little :
horse dropped from exhaustion. A i
soon as he reached D-nver and car !
for bin family Mr. Trmp rot- to ,
Hanta Pe aaklng friends to see th tt
the bor wail well cared for and to
reimburse the owner for any damax
done.
A Common Mistake. !
Many women rnlatako Itldnoy and
bladder triMblea for home Irregularity1
tuuHtlM li th,. inr l.V,leva ltrttirr 1
Ittnly oorrectH lrrKUtariUo aad
makea women well. Mlw Oarrlo Har
den, Howling tirwn, Ky., wrlterf: "I
euffered much pr.in from kidney and
blnitder trouble until I Hurtod to uho
Foley's Kklnoy Hoinody. Tho first
bottle K&ve inu rjwl relief, and after
inking the tacimd bottle I waa ontlrely
wtjll." Sold by nil druKKlsta.
London has Just discovered the
peanut. Peanut roasting machines aro
now to be seen on the streets and
the cockney small boy has u new
and delightful delicacy to spend his
pennies on. Until now peanuts were
not to he had In Kngland, where
they were only reatl of In the Ameri
can comic papers. Today they are the
latest development of the "American
'Islng" of London.
Kvery farmer who moves to town
to educate the children does It at a
great sacrifice of personal prefer
once. In most cases, his Income dimin
ishes and his expenses Increase.
rixliltiK unkle at IIIm'Iih, rorhn A
KreiiHley .
WHO MAKES
LENOX SOAP?
Tin- I'mm ti.r A (iamblo
Cutiip my .
Wlii-ri' is tlii'ir factory V
At luinsu.s City; ulso at
Cincinimti
What sort of factories
luivo tlioy V
Tlio liost in the country -tin;
cli'iincst, the- brihtoht,
llm inosi, uiodorn.
Do I hey inako any otlit-r
kinds of soup?
Yes. Ivory .Sonj) anil I.
A- (i. Naphtha soap,
What is Ivory soap prin
cipally ust'il for?
The hath, toilet and for
line laundry.
What .'s 1. ,fc CI. Naphtha
soap listed for?
Kor quirk, easy washini;
espcrially ly woiiion who
do their own work.
And Lenox soap what is
it used for?
Kor washintr clothes,
dishus, woodwork, floors,
etc.
It is so cheap that yon
can use it freely without
feeling that you aro waste
ful or extra vacant,
Kor sale by all grocers.
Tyler S Simpson Co.
Ardmoro,
Oklahoma
GRIFFITH TOMORROW NIGHT
- fa::.
- i
front of tit joi-. '.JSt Pr f
Mb CA.T'.ei feU 01 ai
cbeatra.
Dtm v.jv ti Goad
It will i a aort of it-atif.c' -to
tb Mea4t of beaa Wooda. ..
total ball alajrar to aatoaaca u. .
tbac he haa aaaal food : . the Wi-.
tea) aa4 at om of ':r fr..
ca'cbera. i.Ha has co: apar-:
taaf liana as far thu aeaoa i
to the fact that b recelred aa :c
iarjr oartr la the ; nn aal .r
fetU&g er It ao aa ', .
olajr Wood a&4 Orr .;. ;r cj-
lag ataS toe tko Waco Nt;-vo.- t-
aaaaoa. Daaa la wnUcc to a
la tali dtr aouaa thai i.- ha, a
good battiBC ) aad a aooa aa warrn
arauef caatea l. will b - la Ma fom.
Death Among Nffreei.
Within the taat ft- dara an un-
naoal namber of deatba have ocrur-
re) among negro n.en in this c't
Taoae wao aave passed to the great
beyond being Fran Lee better
known as "Wg Tree.- ' B. Martin.
Albert Bll, James naveaport and
WlUlam Alazaader. Davenport, wbo
died of consumption, drove trie wagon
for Pennington Grocery Co. for v-
eral years. In adit, on
among grown rr. i.
.Hhrrr,an Marin
' the f!-J
he r'llld
.h I, CU
aH t,iriid tula
her., ttiat .','-1odbs t,
GRIFFITH TOMORROW NIGHT
i Prof crimth : . ., .
jnlKhtii' eugagemen' ,r. '!,
tomorrow night. . To:, o-
h- will make hi. -I
front of the post otflf !'
fith carries
cb:8tra.
bia o ti !,ati I
Necrologies! Record.
It M. Rotf aged alio it r. j , ,
died at his former hon.e i-i t'
Mlllan section yesterday tf
and was burled Ihlx afM rnoon l.
McMillan lodge of Odd Fe,
hwlch order tho deceas'-d was a :i
ber. Mr. Hoy I MirvHi-'i .
family.
r.f
W. It. HeiiMUl, u?-il I'Vm' J " )i i
dlej last night at Oveiliroo. in t . -county.
Tho doceaned had b'cn 1
but a short time, and v,,i- a r
of the Moslem owdoVW fon-I q, '
of the Modern Woodnv i, of . i i
which order M1 conduct i
services from the home of t.i fa tr
In the soiitlu rn section (
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o' i k
GRIFFITH TOMORROW NIGHT
Prof ;nmt', win o-,i r,-
nlhtH' etiM-n-'et! r-nt a' "h- i
tomorrow nlKlit Tomoiiow ,ir t,
he will make his wild d': - f" '
fnmt of the ost office. Prof Grlf
lith carries
chestra.
Ms own lian 1 .itid "
"In the pint." said tin- t:ix n '
"KOVeriillieiitH v ere Miner Id'
taxii that could not lie f or'i T
There uiih. fur nstini,-e tl.e
birth lux of the kimi-iimci, :, ii ',
A laUirer paid ' nlilllliiffH - ' r"i t-i
n duke paid L'M. You co'ie.ii t K '
roil ml It.
"ltiiriiil were taxed. '-'-ordli
the Million of the dead, fr-.u, :i s' .
lo f'AV That. too. eould not lie d 1 1' I
"Marriage v.ero taxiil A ili i t
mnrry paid f.'iii: a cumei n person
like yourself, paid half a i-riun
"In those iIiijh you puil a t.ix on
every t-civMiit, mi every ilg on er
hore, on jour ciirrliiKe. your le hMi
your window h, wHtcliex I'k-i.m. u .gi
hair imwder, plate, riblions, li-i
coil, i;aii.e and caudii-s" run luna'i
ICnqllller.
A Madman's Strangi Delitf.
An unfortunate maniac wan -on'1n'd
In one of tlie Si ottlMti lunatic iih-, m
IiIh particular lutlriirty Iii-Iiik an u
KlmUiible liellef that every dnj w i
I'hrlstmaN day and that ho ua d-n
Ink' HUiiiptiiiuiNly on turkey or ro:i,t
Ix-i'f and a khmI nlli-e of c urn iil
dine UN real diet, however, was of
the ilalnet. hu Ih'Iiiu' nerved tui .
dally with a dlxh of oatmeal porridge
After dally detu-rlliluK to his iiUi-n i.r.iu
the plt'iiMiires lie had tasted tn his i-r
of turkey or what not ho as reu nf
ndiled. "Vet, Miini'liou' or other, cvu.v
tlilin; Unit I eat tastes of porrl '
This story It was which irave rise to
the Miylng, "As palatalilo as thu mad
nian'H porrldKe."
Some Famoui Salt Laket.
The Dead mmi Is forty miles Ioiik nil)
nine miles wldis. The Great Salt lake
Ik ho en ly mlli'H Ioiik and eighty nnici
wide, the largest lioily of hrliui lu the
world. There Is evidence to show that
once the Great Salt hike was nt least
!IM miles In lenuth nnd l.M) lu width
nine Hull's Its present area. The Dead
pea contains noout '.'I per cent of mil
Ids, imi'-tlitrd of which Is pure salt,
while of the 'Si per cent of solid mat
ter In the waters of Great Silt lake
uearly nil Is salt.
MONEY 70 LOAN
We want $200,000 worth of farm loans and can pay out the
money the day papers are signed. If you want a loan come to
see us. You get your money quicker, cheaper and on better
terms. You get what you borrow when you want it.
tSVVc ARE AGAIN MAKING LOAMS ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY WITHOUT DELAY
BURWELL & DEXTER
BANKERS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA
:: FROM THE EXCHANGES. ::
i.ov : groi .crenesn " .
wood met Tuesday evening axd or'
gaaited a driving and riding aaaocla
tlon. The plans are to secure a plot i
uf .r .nit f.r a drirlag nd ;
Clve matinees during the season. A '
womnr.'a I-; -ui. and rt'.,-w
tlon. Plana are under way .or a rnre
"ihow wher- I'T'.Z' w!!'. t " for
r.- -t
s
J L. IL.'. s Cel.
RIGGINS, SUGGS, ADAMS REALTY 00.
Farms and City Property
1
1
OFFICE IN POTTERF BUILDING.
1 Sulphur, Okla. Directory 1
A List of the Leading, Hotels, Boarding Houses, Livery
and Transfer Stables, Etc. Read These Carefully.
Rati - 11 per dv 1) pi r wwk
The Covington Hotel
G, P. BIVIH. Prop.
I ix :il' Plmnc LTD.
FRANKLIN HOUSE
Mrs. C. W. Young. Prop.
Ktltt it 00 Ptr On. SS 0i Per Wttk
10 Uoonl, rKfjflinj fifil-CIJII
Rati e H Wpcr day
PALACE HOTEL
Mil Rtbblt I Dtughtllf, Plop.
Sulphur. Okla.
R u i 1 d McAdaiiis
Hond From Ard
moro to Sulphur.
E L Ks. Ti?e ;r1s;dD
--.a.Dff s-" ar; -tr-a4 j -t.
Gayer; director". E L.
Keys. R. W. Jennlnfs, H. C. Bailey, ,
O. T. Williams, J. T. Wheeler; com-1
i mittee v secure track, S. L. Keys,
! K. W. Jennings aad H. C. Bailey.
The admiaelon tee been fixed
at fir dollars aad th treasurer"!
bonds at 1600. New Bra.
Much land In Mirray county i 1
i -Hv alar"'! fru'. R-oii,g
i ; - . ft-- I' ' or
m I .f y hJs
i -- . :
R W J
Jchr. R.
Arthur AdiiTiS
Plenty of money to
loan on city and
country property.
SUMMIT HOTEL
MAMOh Ut, Plop,
Near Depots Ht'tween Sulphur
And liromlilu springs.
SUIFHUR, . . OKLAHOMA
ItmesH PerlMiy fl Per Wick
Cliff Cottage Hotel
M. C. CLICK, Prop.
SULPHUR,
0KIA,
Rates f.'.OO and up
THE ARTESIAN
BiflmO Wtbilti, 0nm
h ilplmr. Okla,
McKEMIE HOTEL
I. P. McKemfr, Prop.
Vlnlta Ave and let Strict West
Kvcrytlihu? HrM-Hass
HnUn on Apptleatiou
r! -.-
N8.
'ao'.e h re I a-
Tie general condition of farming
operations especially m to prospects
for cora aad cotton, oau and all
Made of small prain and hay, wet
sever better at this time of the year
la the WapannckA section of the
tat. A hamper crop of everything
la ta prospect ln!e land of plenty.
Wapaaucka Press.
KnlgWs Templar.
Ai: Kigr-.'s 1-. .;!ar arc r'qaost
t-d to a"- -A 8' ?.-i !. tonight r hdeh
v,.'A (: 1 .r : 7 "!'!
a H pTnnn r r
'liiMViTiHllTaafl
H ..tr Adams
FRAME & PARKER
Prescription Druggists
SoJt fount Jin In Connccficit.
PH0HI 121 SUIPHUR, OKU
THE PARK HOTEL
Nw Minigtmtat fills 5ciion
Cil lo Puk tnil Serin,
Cutune lUti in C4ly.
Rates Attractive,
Phone No, &0
Sulphur Livery Co.
W. 1, WILLIAMS, Mgr.
For (iood RIl's
Hugh Brewster soils
Tho Daily Ardmor
tlte in Sulphur.
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PHONE 726. I