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PAGE SIX
THE DAILY AROMOREITE
Ardmore, Tuesday, February 9, 1903
A Gentleman
From Mississippi
-By THOMAS A. WISE
jS'o)iUzri From the Ttay iy freJericK "X. Teem In
C 'PYHWMT IPCO. MY THOMAS A. Will
riiArTBR III.
HlW TO IXtAjt 4 UVUOI
THK lo'ernitloosi hotel in Wab
.if uc Ha at! Ij.tiraod but'e
I Hit it aoi prering for it
tnt senator timer I SSI J No
le. a inMw tban the I loo. WU
111 -j 11 Ijog-ion of Missioatppt. said
t 'rf i ira rnoai lr94 ot Sea
S'reuiw. f.ix .f the lea din; mem
ber f bh part at tbe ntplui. ImmI
eoca.-il a tuit of ruumt for blnaei;
a. 1 two dinsiter
A'o t It tne limit" rriaarketf tbe
c' ff -rk to Mod llalae. corre-pooti
t f be New York Star. "Tht !
,r r..r n tt,t )w raaalut befe
I- 'iu bK - I friend, the late
I' r M eley ukl hart Id Ta tbll tbl
j tbe Uem b'.tei la Vablact"n and
're a J tbe prumioeot ovea osgbt l
IU2r,e (be abeat -j!ltk-al reporter
la U ib;nrtf. bad ruM to tbe Inter
n to tbteriiew tbe oew aeoator.
t !f-nM for bH paper what tlwl of
a fen lansdM it ft elaared
r utkI at tbe dlorr waodworl'. tbe
w jdbioo. tbv Dirked and anerea
t. - f tbe hotel lubtiT and smiled at
r,t lerL -Well If tbU U tbe new
'f'r Idea of prlDoe'y luxury be
k. , r ncbt Into tbe uaatoriiil atMM
pbpre Itotb latbd dertTelj. -Ily
t- wir," added Maine. "I KnppoM;
y i ran jw rate now I bat oa're
C senator tiere "
T , -.erk t.roulit bN t donH on
v. tbe rrrtcr with
a I bud
"We roald bare
tbeni eeery dajr
If e wanted
ttipm. TbW fel
low. Iboush. well
bare all winter I
irue llii on'
tine now. I teen
breaking all rec
ord i for dtink
Inj. Con sreot-
0
lit
man Norton tf
.MliHtlvtlppi bas
rm I uou trt len down bere
' yu rt doing r ltb him a few
l."jet There vounr lanrilun U now."
Maine turned quickly. jnt In time
to bump Into a talL tender younK
ru3 wbo wa walking u lie Ten I j- la
the u. ration f tu af.
Wen. tau't yoa w hat rou re do
l"e' tautteml tbe tall ?oung man
f l'r
Mi et arnlled. -Tbe chap who bat
I t..J halfback four Tear ou bl col
I veti and held tbe boxing roam
I sin in bU ra u apt to be god
t r -l Me die not bate to lake of
f m (asllr. liealdea. Handolpb Inx
! v. h plainly under tbe InDoence of
w So llalnci Mniled pleatabtl
n t .".-r younx man.
. Ur pardon-mr fault." Maine
t. d
W -i don't let It occur antn." mum
I ' I. inioo as be atrollotl with uti-
: -i, ity toward tbe door. I tod
i nulled.
ounc jtnsdn la on to
f 'tie biiy, tn't heV
- iinndy one of them when It
' ' ii.-hioii ,f flu',1 -apniit.r.'
I """me ime behind hi in. and Hud
i l r.i mewl tbe Kaae of hi friend.
mien. reiMwntatlve uf one of
, i'lil.-MB" dull ten.
d iwu bere to are Lancdon.
ntiiented Hud
II
t
i . -liMI 'Queer moat where
H m ti..r u to bans out. In'l Itr
' i 1 1 be a rich one. then." ms
I ! M.ilnci.
i . chuckled.
I'.-r'i be'a uu U"0' -i one."
' dn t thought o' ih.it You a)
. "iv .rtgtnal. K - eomnwnt-
M ,i-h drrlr "1:
he way. what
'x'i .w alav
' 2. ' ' '! f tbe Tvetitne
' '.tet - .-f I . . .
' r ! - - .- ,iK,
' I. lie) . 1 ',
I ' r 1 i...r . .,
f
nl . .
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-
' Wi 1 u :i a '
r It I . l ,
! - ' 1 1 1 ' Siim - - . '
1 I l '.-.I ti.m. . 1
' ' ' ! . r whet I
' " '" ' rl.-hf si.;, ui. n
' .- t . d r. , aahlngtOB'
' x-i". ' 'jui from tin
ma He i-auaed to abakc
I ,t. "You buow the.
f i. -r in the senate don't even
' liame. Why. If you and I
any more to bold our Joba
' ' we d lie fired by wire the
I - i . riiey know juat tbe olj po-
I r "iic. ibat's all."
1 1 great jraroe. though. Bud.-
k 1 mi en longingly, for. like maur
1 i r men, be had th secret feel
lt' l,e wa.ii cut out to be a grat
Sun it s a great gatue. an a (game,"
Jisrccd Humes "So la bridge, and stud
jiH.cr. ntid three curd motile, and illm
linn p'ta'ptlly Tako thU uew man
Iitgdon, fur Instance. Ctioo.n by Ste
tin he'll probably be perfectly obdl
enr. rrf-ti.T eay c.in perfei tiy
blltid nr. prfert!y uaelew Wbat'a
wan'd now U t.i ?et the w .rk d..ne.
not fit) the n
Tbor-nthlT a rrnb fher.h
- - -
rear of tnerlefMe a a Mvnaiw
man wtii. n had bnwn the laatde
wrktiir f many Imfwnam pbaam
of tbe xeeinlna-ly eoaeatlmal life of
tbh cooiptet world, ( alien pretended
unbounded entbualaoi
"Hear: Hear- be boa ted -All yoa
earnest ritize coae rHe for He
former Maine, I'm for yo. Hd
H'hat do I ret la your rahtootr I're
Joined 1 be reformer'., tea. and. like all
of them, tne for I' f K I T X a, lone
a, he che, aie a meal ticket "
Hut uot ereo 'alien could make
Maine- 1 otintdrr hi, te 00 the
ue eliy nf t"Htl i re?eaeratloa to
be ridl ul'Ki, Ml, o(.tlui.tii . oid not
be wnutTed out for he a reaulne
believer that the natural tendency of
humankind wa, to do rlchc Wroos
be Iwiiered to be tbe outcome of un
natural caaaea Tbb) aaallty. com-
btned with bU practk-ai kaowiedce of
the world and bin cooraje. made bin a
formblable man. one who would 00
day accomtm,b bis tblasn-lf be
the chance
You know you can't shut mv up.
IHoC" wa, bl, repone to Calleo'
nralorb-al fllcbt. "I'm colas to bar
wy y. I don't Vee why a seaaior
ftbouidR't Ix bae,t. All I ni them
to do I, to play a new came. Let Vm
at lea,t veem to be booe-t. attend to
their bulne. forset wlltlc,. Tbe
country Head ibem here to work, and
If tbey do tbe work tbe people reullr
dan t care .1 bans what party tbey b
ionic to
Come out of It, itud. Your brain ! I
wabbly." yawne,! Cullen weariiv rn
buy a drink If you'll unlet down. Let'
be rnmfnriihls nil ihi. f.i!A... i --
don attan" Me cau.-ht hi. fri.n.i
by tb arm aud In eplte of pruteM
drarscl blm off to tbe cafe Jut a, '
youns l4in?dou and 1 oiiiir .nun Nor- I
ton aine down tbrousb tbe lobby I
rhough but few year, older tban I
Itandolph Iandmi. (harle. Norton 1
bad long exercNed Mtroas Indoence !
over biai be. au f bl. w i.ler extieri '
cure in the world affair IJktt Wis I
father, jouua (jiozdon bad .tayed
close to the plantation most of hi '
life, i.-inl.-iilarli after leatln- &.-bn..i 1
dev.. in bi attention to atudylng tbe
bualueiu of cutHlucting the family's 1
bl estate Norton brought blm tbe !
atnHpliere of the bl-f ouuide world '
lie .ameu to ee even aa dhl bU l-
ter nrollna. and lie lo.li.i.l v..et..i.'
innnncra. hi drew, and mode of
"lice, b The ougr.-uiair. hal.lt of '
ci.tifdlna In HitMl..liiti. a siuhtle cim- 1
pilinetit. v.a d.-eply uppre. lated by ,,"ln,' ' rt Uroadway
the I ..I w'i.t 11 iim-.iu.I U. auie a NV,W ,ben' " f"!! lWr
continual adtertlM-r of .Nortou'a many ' "u',,in more than satUaed
vlr:ii. t. Carolina and to hi father. v,r,,,l'. n "H hlmaelf rl b. ami hon
all of wiiii-h tbe cong't-.auiaii knew. !M"f rl',l. t. f..r Norton bad con
Th.it .Nort..ti'a poilii. al career waa ! T,DPH' Dlm ,b " reaaon
the outcome f Carolina I jingdon' ! wnjr De abuld not uae the J.A of
ambition to shim- In irnv aoi let wn 1 M father', when It had to lie in tbe
known to his friend aa well a bia ;
fan-liv. and hl dec I re to win her and :
plat her where ahe could aailafv ,
cry hlm had develoied alm.M to a j
frenrv Serine etlden.-ea of Senator
Mtevi ns' raat Influence, be did not bes
Mate to aeek a clou. reUtlonablp wltb
"ilm. and the aenator was never
enou-.'i to lend Norton to consider him
bla frlnd
At the Mart of bb. pollriral career Norton's smile wa, one of deep satl-NtM-toti
had hUther Idea of honor tban I Action.
guided bis a- tlona now that be had ! "Tt' a right. Kandotph. Y.
be.otne a part of the political ma- ! ko I Hui tu do anything 1 can for
chine tout con! roped bis nathe ut,-rott-"
of MUalaaippi and of the bipartisan 1 iUndolpb ti starting for bl. room
combination that d .mlna'ed both ,
hUe. of OKiirrvi In the iliterevt of '
the isivai railway aud iuduatrl.il cor- '
iwrailon. Senator St. vetia and other
power bad o distorted Norton'- view J
f Hie diffcrrii e U-tw-cu public and
prlmte iutereot. and tlielr reste.tie'
1 1 . 1 -. 111.11 ur nun i- ime to believe cap
- lie tbe a- red l.erlli.ge of tin-'i.iti-ni
which 11 ust I . rotwt.nl at am
: TI.e ac, eptitti.e of a ret.i.iit-r
fr 1:1 the c. m aud P Itntlr-Mid mm
limy for wholly uiine. esaary acrM.
in W.bltigou only another way ..f
buy Vint a man a trauactiou arrang.,1
l Senator Steveua. wa but another
stage in the ttialntegratioii f tbe
young cofigmatnao'a character, but It
brought blm Juat that much . .- r t .
Iw ioini where he nuld .iulm 1 an.
III. conversion with Randolnh
Unadon as Il.lue, and Collea u I
.hu..u un own .miu oppor proved of read -ri i iwUn ui young cniwrvn. pi, .
'unity does not knock twice at a man . ' X A 1 uv LZt'Z . hete are miii.r, h.,H.,r. who do tl know ! ,
, d-tf unles he la at the bead .f th f Zli ,J ? Ut an attack ol Cfmp mar be p,rTente.l by
Imucbitie A Vf 1 ,h ClU'b I"'Pr t"nent a, wt as the br.t vmte I '
I N.'r.ou. the .H-racv.-rln. vo. ... ! il 1 Bfct, be turned Uh ipHit. Tba net indicati. of ,R VU-mIm. -bo., ot th eijc -
.tudent who be Sr I Z bad ' UJL. P h IIT,'e1 ! - .otb.uated stand
hn hi. 1 .1 1 C Mlv- young Ijing- baisimes quite l. r; thi- 1 followeil bv a That's where w -li kini 11
I been bl. bo)l,.. p.a.unate. M now ir-; --s dw,. outatretcb- ron ' settling of a meivl- ue, , .1 .-T
I Norton wh" coveted her father's bands Via r ed wrl.t ami t-. "f compared to the'!. o ? . ' 5 ' ,u" M
who b, that be was on ,be "in ' 3 ,hl "( a co,b. Ciive ChaaTbeMali't n",u'" -'M VtWns I want blu
ldo" la Washington. ho waa ou tbe t'i'.'7". ,. ..... . i,mU Hm",7 a.rordiiig to the priote.1 ' "r ,b """re"- N.t.Hi now
way lo fortuue If tbe new acr.ator kb.-ulder as ibo,ih t., , LLl ,k! J '! ; tb e. I, bottle a. ,, th Pbeps be . au tell u, so ethlt"
from Mlaalatlppl Wuuhi or could U- a. Ztlr 1 1 h tbt wr!!?, Z-'' C'"M 'T or,tTn ffr ' ""' -M I'.sabody
forced ,0 atauT in f.w.r of the .,! , ' I TJlt It uJl. J1 . ""1 baU
, 11 .. . t a r k
coout naval bas 1
tbetu paaa tbniicb tbe hotel lobby II , beW s orely on bi back-to put blm J' tU!n '-r tbecbildaod ant
lu.trated the nature of the S'n,M ... , . . 1 P"1 mm , itr for Is tairei.u. Thre i. .1 i
the present and his Iritereat In tbe A!
v. iu
tacoola acbeme.
"There's no roHaon why you shouldn't
come tn on tbe ground door In thU
proposition. Itandolph." he wh urging
In continuance of tlie conversation
ftin over a table In the cafe. "No re-
" ; u 1 rx vt w op enow rr money in Alia 'con "r wit- v o te kifi noucn to ......
-re v-u s'i. a b d ..r ,r- coou land." be ebu- 'M. reAon Sen ? h- : i ."t I. ibten ew bar ' .k "T. m atn,aanf-
f IVi... mt. n t r.Hi - aajtblbg wn.ag wt h that Mme noble j "ladetd I tu I 11 111 bi b.-. h fn T-1-
eah.- aert U, rhagrlaiM tract of universe .k. ho HaeTfo tJk tTLU Z lrt rain Rot Seoator Langdoo interested
.ml arte. t prose .hat be was real tea wUI b- pie.., i M, rt4T" aw-k Itud -o.lv don't " cb"nKed a tluia'
If a man of sff.jrv - enc tbe flfty I 'vl , . d?f'
ikuI Char... iMii--h..i M -H..W?" aked Peahfsly sbaroly.
that i be money for lianroteuet on
' th- ilaniatto A- fattier Mai pat me
I bi a OMHrer I warn tu stake a 4t
In
Yn caa't oake it amu prtac.'
i ard NortoD "The wfs sot to ti
; in tbe bank aft winter Sow whi
dnn't roo make a hundred tbouaao.i
with N loeiead of iettlns II lie Idle'
lb t that lmp;er
Tbe yonncer taaa eye ope aad w Me
and bfc lm.iMtlon. Mitnuiated by the
. i.. .4. .... . , .
inni 't hiw. iwk rapei
I
I bj make a hundred tboMod Uk
Sore a, a nlrcer lite clu." replied
Norton confident 1 jr.
"Mowr aked l-awrdo.
Tbe yetrac acreaiiMn leaaed over
coaMem tally
"Thh h under rour hat. lUadotph
You caa keep qatetr
Inrdoa nc-lded earerly.
'Tbeo put It Into Altecojla land."
"The oaral ba" capped Uacdoa
Norton tx4dVd.
"Now you're hit It. The roreraateat
will ort Altaciola for a naval bae
Then land will Jump way up t-j never
r.
Jt
Mat, a hwltril 'ffMwi.J u-iia it
and you !l clean up a hundred iboo
tbe -east. In t it luinle;
I ner are a tnou.and ntnl ulih
money woo wouhl lu-,t ive to have
t", rn0'e. And I'm slvins It to you
I-1' u-e of our friendship. I want to
rwu a C"H, ,nr,, '' so ".v "HHiey
,B titeT- '
1 n- uturuon was Walbly Im
'rt'",,
"You've alway, trtated me right.
-"rll: you ve been for toe. I know
Mpe the governoMMit doeb't se
t Al,acla (iulf City's in the run
n'nt: "
Norton laughed sarcaetlcally.
' Ht) i a big bun. b of mud
Ata- "WM. tell you aometblng
'' Jw between ua, reuemler." He
tnr ,n' n,,.'r', ser nod before
" men are oenitM
Altaila Standard Steel want A I
la""' and what Stun.Uird Steel want.
tT"m , ,,nSre you can bet your bottom
Mawiani -i rreta. Tbey know
l-,nllt ".vhow all Inter, and be woukl
D"TI' " ,n ,,n" to ue on the
plantation In the spring when it wan I
H" proud of blm hfc father
o'd lie When he showed bliu a clear
profit of $m.M"
"I'.'l r get the draft at once. Cbar
lie. and I'm mlebtv much obliged to
yon" h- sahj. with gratitude in bla
voice.
wn Haines and Culleu turnei sharp
.' aroUUsi the corner of tbe hotel dk
Asain Mud and tbe young Miutberner
aeeWoatally collided
"Where are you goinn Can't you
out?" blurted Ijingd n
Haltiea grinned.
"Sue f y..ur f4Ut tn(ll time."
"h. It I. 1 v irritably replied
Randolph who a the "young mare"
had been areu
t'.nied to consul
era hie deference
"U tbe Haiitntl.m
Well, take that."
be aiijjrilj cried j
uiiili.it a saiage
wlt at Halues '
Tbe reporters
athletic training
u k j , i-.-w . - ,
17 h "iT "T..""
7b. 'i TL" 'T.L "
, ,.,, 11 h i nit m vrm iu
Itandolub m.tal .tat- i ,m8 ""' ffwl.T' " il coouin no
I'm -.1 ... t f , . v- ,0I' or other n,rc.tic. It ii the Mandbv '
, ' 7 , V't,1' r"rle Nor , j..d sole reliance J,, tuanr thound. of
on bad wniebd Kandolpb dlsoomdt- home, , nem dlPr.inu thes -ho.le-
InceOcottntHr with HaliM-s with amu.e Un it. There are women who took
menu I tii rewedy in childhofsL now givini.. it to
laMi a KHMIIY aur I et -fuu ..9
"Now that I've got the jounc fello
vniib iniun
1
...
'I'Ttht no r. .urD."
ms Rnd Main.-. mart I
ZA yung I janrdon's mora, w
k tad If ft tb' latter la
iH IM lth rnrk
fetaroef frotu
where
bed.
erork-d k-e
af.niMt bl bead, u- a two faaalllar
flrit". tandiB3 Is a wvioded mraer
f the M.bjr Thr were taltlnr ear.
eflT In a lrn- voice
"tVbew.- whMled IBM OrttHMMr
' u.7 lh. kh.H Z, TC7 TtJ'
"it maat be owethla htor-
f the
l-s4pp4
""I Meter,, of MIiMlMl
t,.. -
f'"" ?M 'ra-
maa aHrnaehlni:. "Seoater Peabodr.
yoa know Mabie,. don't yoo) Tbe
brlcbte4 yuan; c-wrreMemdeat In
Wj,itncton "
."eaator I'ejbody of renaylraola.
tbe leadlnz power In the unf-r bouse,
wa a naan Of rommandla: chnraeter
aad of troBsr tierMBalitr tii f..-i
be ue,l the attribute, iu adranee la
tbe senate tbe Qnaulal luteret of
bimee f. of Standard Steel and other
commer 11 orcanlrjtion, met with
very llttl pn4,t In H a.blnstnn Tliat
be deaerved tbe title frequently Bsed
la referring to blm Uov of the
ate." none houM deny whu had kaowl
edee of tbe lon-r .rkiox of the a
ate and tbe varion -ommltte..
Seuator Peattody was very affable ta
tbe reremers. e.H-ilally to those of
Haines Mamp. who bad never accent-
ed any favor from ului and un op
pol bis metboi. Me alnml to win
tbe friendship of thme opponents by
diploma, y-a be had found that re
porters uf the Maine m 1 euW not
be lutiueocrd by injiey. M ronshl-
ere.1 a re;orter who u.mid take a bribe
a a ron.tm.-tlve. cobsnrratlvr-memlier
of society and frequently resrettcd
that so many of tbe corretoudent..
sent to WaiblDRton could not be
, oouirut tnir bad bill tby nauted pass-
ed or defeated. Me extended hi band
to Maine a Steen coarluded and
aid warmly:
"Of rnur.f I know the representative
of tb- Morning Star Mow do you do.
Malae.r-
1 . ' uu ' " an aere on
the same errand." .urs-ted the news
' fwper tuan.
! Senator Peabody apired to b all
candor
"We came to call on Senator Unr
dea. Senator Steven' new colleague"
he said. "
Hud Maine, opened bl. eve, wide
"lly Jove. Ijiuciloa .lock 1. uln m.
when tbe chairman of tbe naval com
mittee drop In to welcome him"
"ton see. Ijinribm went in on a
m"' """ IMatforuij" explained Ste
Xvas- "Oor ioa of tbe south I i
rwl Uo rr of tbe government 1
"fettdlM l natal le appropriation '
' "' "' 1
1 miy
Interrupted Maine
"but -
"And. there belntr a vacancy on tbe
committee on naval aCnir" continued
Steven. wh dignity wa offended
by tbe reorfer' Interruption, "tbe
frlecds of Senator Iaincd..n are work
In- t.. 1 ,.
...
- into ai.iiiioru fin mil
committee lax-.
itate wb-re the naval base will be
located and wl'l. like myself be more
familiar with tie avallaUlitv .f the
r"rtw l'" suggested than a man
frotn a"tber state"
Maine nollel
Ye. of c-ure. What town' goia;
to get It. senator"
Senator Steen pan.l Judl iouly
Well." be said. "Altecoola und flitlf
City are tbe chief candidates. I suje
po.e you bad belter talk- to I.anjjdon
about it "
The renter smiled.
"That'. Ju- 1
ator. but I tj.,.
de. r
!..t I
a me fc,r
up t,. tl..
.. r 1
sen
wat
FACTS ABOUT
THE CROUP
THE FIRST SYMPTOMS AND
TREATMENT.
Some Interesting Information for
Young Mothers How to
Guard Against the
Disease.
Tbe great danger fioat croup it fully re-
- oj .1 reriain cure lor
iZ''""! T"?"
fori the .1 . V- o7 1. V . T" .' . IV
. ... . " . . Hiiikvi in .
inn reweay In childhofsL now giving it to
. .' - ...ii-
,nrm . It aUT cure and it pleat' ,
i." - ir KriiKjcuinirrn. irvi wiih id "tr,.
n" me. Giod
inay" And be hurried away to keen a
I Nwe.t i"intnmt
-never boy." aid Sift en as the
new-pai-v ana dlncared
TIia 1 I v . . . I
ir T, V; .
'Ye- ,miT 1 m a-t wre If, a r-J
Zl J .Mk"
Steeej aeoaleed. for It woM
never do to di-arree ivltb the boe
"lt' very kind of you. t-enaior " be
rr.i. chaorltir the abeet. "to come
with tne to welcome tbe new senator
from my utate. my oM friend and col
lenru- "
At la'erwts W mlle-a senile, yrt a
cW oe I'i-mdmdN l'eaU-dy 10
wer
I have always found. Steven." b
' mM- 'ln, ,u,t attentkm like this
so a new mm i never wated and I
ik- It a rale aoi to overlook eppor
. tuakle
A?lo the senior HMtor from Ml.
' '",W,I acqah.ct and be lausbed
I t Peat-MyS kn inl:bt Intu
' B"m" nature
"' thlik you'll Ike Ijinrd- u " St
I ea reuuirkeil after a pau.e. 'aid y-iu
1 fi"1 blm easy d-s!
Willi 'ut put
1 l ? toeasure
j for lielT ft
(be south and
j
,Q !"u" " ll
'-"u l(-n'
Mean aii'o'Cy
dien't bird '.
little lien,- - '
U p p o r t . y. u
know I 1. - k
he' J'lt the 11.. 1
r08 n'"
ru'f
bae bill "
"You in .wliik
Lllu'r" akl IVa
liody sharply
Steieni. drew
io.er to I'ea-
Tltew yM ytuitnHUf
kim T ttt'ippfl the
body Uu"
"I We- ted blui. and h kno It."
be e buckled.
Tbe bts notlded.
"And It's lively that s man like
Inedon. new t Mtlc.-a simple
; - old MJbool. a you de-
! blm-mlgbl bare csjn.blerable
Influence n oplulon throughout the
r..ry"
Ii ngdon's colleague graiK-d the arm
1 "f tbe senatorial dictator.
' "u' Jw-t "' "" f want, sena-
,or He one of thoe oM fellows you
Ju-t bate to believe when be talks
He'll do what I suggi-.t. and he caa
luake the public believe what we
.r-i . . . .
to I enugb honor for a man who a
year am wa growing cotton on at
old plautatluu tnl'e. away from chill
1 nation."
"We have control now of all tbe land
about Alta.-bola that can be ued." wild
' Meven-
I bare bad Norton, tbe con-
j !fresiiuR rpnio 1 niAii'j i..
.
I ""' -n " m-r- in t a root of
1 Uml ,her' Wblrb m 60 not uow 000
j ,r''l u,M,.Pr .,,",r"'- "" -e added
niui n ' uiB iw. me opuoos were uurt
! cheap "
i Pea body grunted approilngly.
! "Thr. -..' 1. .... v v ... ... '
-- ' - ---.. - put I Ul k IOI- I
tune in it. but It ought to be a pretty (
tidy wt." be Mid "Now. if we ccuid
f'"1 mreted. directly
ap Initleiu.l I fat e ..u .. ... .a...
::J.7a '::' . " ... ..' ""'
The senior .euat-.r from Mississippi '
sUIKIk' his bead
"It's too rl.ky. He's old fashioned.
you know- bas about as uiu.-b Idea !
about practical polities a.-wei;, as we ,
have ' tbe Co.den I!u!e. Pact U. he
:oooy. no
-e bllured .he m-ib. 1 I. lilted
ner ..f the .inartas. The , -on
grussman burtici preclidutely acro.s
at Steu-tw' sU!uuiou.
' " " iu"ng to ,peak to you.
S-ntlcnet. ' said Norton, full f tU,
trick be had turned, "but I dldn t
li'we to Interrupt vo ,Mak v.
A '
Jone t troke for Altacoola to-
uaj
Even Peabody prlckt-d up bit eara.
"Ye " M wl. .An. tnr. InMk..
i .u-niuiee uiair suapp-.i - ,nw "Hucklin . Arnica Salve com
tbe bow. , piW(.jr curd roe w rites Joba Wash-
"CnrMervedly. euator." , tncton. of Booquerilk. Tex. For ee-
"All right." .ald I'eabcdy. "He goes j lema. boila. burn and piles It's su
00 the naval committee. That oorbt preme. 25c at Ardmore Pharmacy.
? I
Norton smiled shrewdly.
"Well. I Jut let hi, ou Invest t'A
fXO of the fenator money to Alta
coola land That ought to help som.'
Seven utared in amttrciuent at bis
cxr"t bU eye threatening to
bHlep vVt f
B' Boney It, Altacoola. tbrougt. bis
"I ure have, senator." cbucklcd Nor
te. Me. In to tbe extent of fifty
thousand, and I're promlied that the
fifty shall make a hundred by (prior."
"It'll make three hundred thousand
at least." snapped IVabody. "Norton,
you've done a cuod day's work. Ily
the way. a New Yerk client of mine
ha a ilttie business that I cannot at
tend to handily Lk-"D't Involve much
ork. and a young, bu.tllni; lawyer
Ilk yu ousbt to tele charge of It
easMy The tr. I should r. would
be about llorYn ttr -..o , 11.,,..
, to Ua,lr.rtnke ur
The couirretiMo drt-w a long breath
His eye beamed with gratitude.
"I hooW say 1 have, nenator. Of
curte It won't Interfere with any of j
tay dutle, a a evnrrf-sttwin."
PeaUly uilled
If curse not. Norton. I see that
your ene of buinor Is Improving. If 1
convenient, run over to New York the I
last of the wek I'll rive you a card. ,
My client' otfke I at 10 Itroadwny " I
1 be rur of tbe senate nodded u curt '
dluii.al
'Thank you. senator: thank you vfry '
mu-h ' And Norton bowed and left. '
lej-.). Iijg ,
penury turned to Stevens.
u even a congressman can
le 11 fui --oaHMime.." remarked Ste
eli dry y
"K-ep your eye on that young man.
S-eveu He's the most valuable con-
gre.tuan we've bad from your state
In n ont wMI. Doe Jut w hat h I
told and di-n't ssk any foul ques
tkiii.. Thl. wa swhI work. I.ang
don', on tbe naval committee now
Ure Cnnt" ftteten: let' go to some
quiet comer In tbe smoking room I
want to talk to you aliout something
ee th- Standard ba on hand for yon
to do "
Hardly bad they departed from the
luj,!,, when re.ottadlug commotion nt
xUt. en,r:inf . Mj.,.v, Dr fU nikh,
0f tarter. nt,.l l-lll-v and an oxi-m t
ant fxe... ou the part uf the i-b-r!;. IimII
catl that the nev senator from Ml
aUslppI .d "--Iv
(TO HE CONTINUED. )
Washington Once Gave- Up.
bed for,
Hre weeks. Hlood noteon from .a snld.
i"? bite caneed larse, deep sores to
Tbe doctors failed
TO MAKE FLORIDA "DRY."
State AnteSalo-on League Convention
and Many Speakers.
J:tCKonYil!e. Fla.. Feb. S. Plan -
i lor :uaciiif rioriau in me rann
me or aiates ot uixie. which
or1a. North Carona A.,
1 tma MisHiaaippI and Tennea.ee. wi :
. . . . . .
made by Uit? delegates who a:. .1.
riv,ntr ln Jcknville todo' to t..M
narr In rim s title ul-sa.li'.iii len -ni s
- r-
os-n vent ion. Tb opening iaMlon v, ...
b held tbig oveahig and ttor s.k
'ionh arv smted for tomorrow. Dr. P
A.-Bakr. of Ohio. superkMendetit of
'n P f America.
i uu iuv iivu. owiwo n riui. ine
(Georgia legislator who was largely 1
reponlbie for making Georgia a
"dry'' i-ute. are among the Mieakeia
us Ux program.
As a result of tb convention it is '
likel)' that a flft for stato-wldo pro-1
hhlon will b made In tho Florida!
legislature. Such a measure will ti"t ,
b )ad without a stnigple, how
ever, at tbe liquor dealers of Florida
are wealthy and influoUal. and carry j
on an extensive shiutag buslnoes to
Cieorgla a well a having a big local 1
radi'
LOCAL MARKET.
( By Wm. Newman)
Chi kess. Sc cro-Sg and f3.00 dozen.
Turkey. lUtc
25c per dotea.
'Ireen bide. 7e.
Irr bidet. j:V4o.
nutUr !ftc to Sic.
Furg
Mink, n.00 to 13.50.
Coon. Ijc to "Sc.
Skuotc. !ie to II. AO.
Opoeetun. !0e to Sue.
(By Cold Storage)
Hogs. 4e to Sc grow.
Con, te ba ;vc gro.
Calret, 3 He troes.
(By J. B. Brady)
Cora. 0c.
at, 11.30.
Corn, tbeiled
Chop. 1. So.
11.(0 per 101 lbs.
lira a. .;s.
Cotton seed meal. 11.30.
Cototn.
Strict middling. 9.J3.
Middling. 9c.
Good middling 9tc.
Strict low S.T5.
Iow middling, Sc.
MERCHANT'S
RATES
To
New YorK, Chicago, St.
Louis, Kansas City and
St. Joseph
Via
Hates lower than ever.
Pullman tickets now on
sale at Union passenger
station for space in our
St. Louis trains. Other
reservations will Le made
by agent on request.
For information regard
ing same call on.
H. D. McCollom,
TicKet Agent
or write
C. 0. JacKson, D. P. A.,
OHIahoma City, OKla.
PRETTY AS A PIC
TURE is tho wheat that .Roes Into HKi
MANDIFLOt'K. Every kernel fullv
ripe, every one sound as a dollar.
The chnlc w-Ment nn,i
. ry
mlllltiR are what make BIG MAKD
FLOl'Ii one ol tbe very finest in the
world. Order a sack from vour
crocer. If he don't keep It let us
know. We'll tell you a Rood grocer
who does.
Tyler Simpson Co.
Wholesale Distributors.
Brown & Bridgman
Funeral Directors and
Licensed Embalmers
LaPSt line of Funeral Goods
in Oklahoma.
COMPARE OUR 8ERVICI
WITH OTHERS.
P01UI Teltaraoh Cabla Ca. a
N. Waahlngtan BL Tel. No. II. 4
ff.. line Prsai '1 f
U" DGsl LOUgll LUf6
A half our.o of Virgin Oil of Pine.
two t'inci-8 of Glycerine and a half
ll:-t of Whisky, mixed will cure any
cough that Is curable and break a cold
in 2( hours. Tane teaspoonful everv
four hour. Ask your drusgtst for
the Remiitii. Loach's Virgin Oil of
line coniM)itnd pure, prepared and
guaranteed by the Leach Chemical
Co.. Cincinnati. 0.
WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
"RIGHT NOW."
Don't wait until it gets cold again.
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co.
ALBATROSS
That's the name of the beat flour
sold in Ardmore.
The Best Oil.
For the best oil and tse best ser
vice and the lowest price, call phone
S(2. Retail Oil Wagon. 10 Hu
Head Ardmorcito want ads.
ECZEMA AND ALL SKIN DISEASES
Are quickly cured by ZEMO. a dean
liquid for external ui-o. ZE.MO is the
best known remedy for the Instant relief
and Positivo cure of eczema, pimplivs,
dandruff, nlleanml every form of skin
jr scaip disease.
For sale everywhere UMi f.
?le, E. W. ltoso Mwlielno Co., St. Lo'uU
lBOJlNETAUArErlfiQf'1
LYOFnNS - Caskets &
for sale by W. B. Frame.
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