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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-11-16
Notice for Publication,
1.and oaIee ID penvsr. f.olo

Nov. 3, IoVH.
Notiee is hereby given that the following
ed settler has nled notice of his Intention 70 make
fnal proof ln support Of his claim, ana thai snli
nroof viii be made before the Clerk nf the County
,,ourr of iibert county. at Kiown, Colo, on Dec.
18th lnsq, viz: sidney q. Housh. hoinefteah
Application No. l62s4 for the hi Nv fr; nc ~
IIe names the following witnesses 10 prYvc hls
eontinuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
Chailus Il. Kuhn, OF Kubn'p Grofsing. Cola,
Walter t. Holt, Of kuhn's crossire cole, Marin
v. sider Of Bland, culo,, Lee Liptrap; Of k.msh'
Colo ~. pon9p,
oil hct'r"''
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Notice for Publication.
land ono. a. Denver. Colorado. /

land oilics at Denver, Colorado.
November o, 1tap
Notice Il horeby given that the following nam
I'd settler has rled notice Of his intention 70
make dnal proof in support OF his elnim, and that
snId proof will be made before Judge County
Court, Douglas county, Colorado. at Castle Iock
,,oio On December 2irt is.a. viz; Ernst Augnst
Ai,,ierron, Homestead Application no loyis for
The hi Sc ar, Sec. 70. Tp.9, s. kng. % ".
lie namcs the following Witnesses 70 prove his
Andrew i. ssaburg. OF Greenland, Colorado,
Robert Lsrfon. OF Care, coloradr, Cnsrer -
son. s,ii p I'm. sllA"'s'"' e0.D cD. FORD, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land ONE, a, Dcnvsr colo.

Land ONCE At Denver, Colo.
Sov. 18th, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that she following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of hfs Intention to make
final proof insupport Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the clerk of the county
court Of Ebert comfy, at kiowa Colo. on Dec.
zard. 1850, viz. George A. Corkett, Homestead
Application 1873 for tho Or Sec. 20 TIP. 0. s..
Ring. 63 ". lie famen the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon aud culti
vnfion OF said land. riz John II. Lundy, of FL
bert. Colo, Loren Chapman, Of Ebert, Cola.
Mary Mcguire, OF kiowa Colo. George Mcguire.
OF kiowa, Colorado.
1-l2 q: ID. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land ONCE nt Denver. colo,

Oct ~, 1899. !
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has nied notice Of HE intention TO make
fnal proof IN support Of his claim, and that said
prnof will be mace before the Clerk - the County
Court of Ebert County at Kinwa, Colo, on Dec.
2nd. 1850, viz: kment 7, Harper Homestead
Application No 1si30 for { e lot No. l and hf
ne Or See 3. TIP. 10. $, ling 62 ".
He names the following witnnsser to prove his
continuous residences upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz
Harry +. vote, Cornelius n. Holiems. Adam
speck. William NJ. Duifcy. all OF Fondir. Colo.
40 e. ID. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND Oflee AZ penver, colo.

Oct 18th, 1880.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his Intention
- make 6nal proof IN rnpport OF his claim, and
that aAi,l proof will De made before the Clerk OF
County Court OF Elbert County, Colo, at Kowa
Colo. on Nov. 25th. 1879, viz: Christian l. Step
pier, Homestead Application No f7i02 for tie
ne ar See. rs. In Township 10. s., Of Range Co W.
Henamcs the following Witnesses to prove hIs
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land. viz;
James n Harper, VIM. | Forster. cornelious
u. iiollems. YIN. DuIcy. of Fondle, Colorado.
3B G. ID. FORD. Register
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Notice for Publication.
Lana oalce a nenrer. solo,

Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd setter has filed notice Of hl- Intention 70 MAJ
rsI a. nroof in support Of his claim, aud that sald
=, viii be made before the Clerk OF the scoun-
~ Sourt OF Ebert County, at kiown, Col2 on
Dec. iith 1870 viz: william y. W, at.s, nVms s..s.
stead Application No: ib'UI Tor the re or sec
uer names The following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon ana euie'a''oh o.
~ iea .a" Fraction, Frank Neeiey. WIN j. Watts,
a; s',o ~; @'in''''A' 80 " c. d. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
L.na onles a psaysT, coIo., ga /

Land Ofice al Denver, Colo.-
Oct &c, 1859
Notice IL hereby given uet. the following.
,s,r ~ settler has flea notice OF his intention
~, anal urnof IN support OF his claim and that
sriJ proof viii ho made before the Clerk o. me
County Court OF Ebert County AZ ko "a 4 Snlo.
sirad Application So l0qs9 for the " NJ ne ar,
NV ar Sc or, sc ar NV ar Sec. IL, Tp. 10. ;. hng'
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation or
aaid land viz -, r,.s r-,-t,
n Fondi1 Colo George Allison, OF Fondis, tolo.s
S9nh s.,o . A'"''''' q. n. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Lana onlce Al nonyer, Colo.

LNHu VHItt NJ I7FHFtff F7UTIss :
Nov. 10Th. 1859.
Notice ishereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice OF HE Intention to make
final proof 10 support Of his claim. and that said
court OF Rlbert comfy. at kl0wa, Colo. on Dec.
2srd, 1893 Wiz John n. Ross, Hnneftcad Az
plicntion No i7s25 for TIE or Sec. 3, Up 10,
.ing d2 W. lie nnin5s the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cuiti.
vnfion OF. said land. viz: Elisha Pcndergrart, OF
Fondir, Colo, Thomas J. Ricketts, of Foudis.
Colo, Georre Knight, OF Ebert, Colo. John B.
5is' c. D. FORD Register.
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Used BY British Soldiers In Africa.

Capt G. G. Depnison is well known
NIL over Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous
rebel GaIishe Under date OF Nov.
4, 1887, from yryburgh; Bechu>
anaIand, he Whites: "Beiore starting
on the last campaign bought a
quantity Of Chamblain's Collie, Chol~
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, which |
used myself when troubled with
bowel complaint, and had given to
my men, and IN every case IL proved
most tenedcial.r For sale By jacob
Epier.
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Notice for Publication.
Land ofiee a, Denver. Col Colo. !

Oct 10. 1889. \ .
x.,s. "a hereby given that the following MS m
S,,,e, has iled notice Of his intention to make
nsi proof in support q hIs claim, and I'M Una. nn ss'a
prlot W. v. ~ tsihert County, at kiowa colo, on
Y Ysc sih' Isqp viz, william II. French, hoins
ia Applicntion No. 1882 for the 20 Or ssc'
70; ~ p,o,s The following witnesses 70 prove ne
,,tinon, residence upon aud cultivation OIL
ra,d lan"i ii,sich Charles Heycr, John Lavender
john harper vs. d u. FORD. Register
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Notice for Publication.
Land oilice at Denver, Colo.
October 10, 1899.

Iand ONCE At Denver, Lolo-
October 10, 1899.
xo,,cc is hereby given thstths following g namsa
.sttsr has led notice q his intention @ & 70 maid aai
hnal prnot ~ y, " bcore the Clerk OF the County
proof MI W Elsert n county at Kowa olo on De- &c
stha isss, viz: William IL Frene5h' pnu mnmesteaS o .a
neirs OF 10 ilil5 for the rw Or. Sec sd Tp'
names the following witnesses 70 p,9les OF of
conti1uous rerdencs upon anu
SAD an' i,eish. CHARLES Hcyer John Lavender
john Harper ~" " &. b. FORD, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once at Klowa. cslo., (,

Land Ofice at Kiowa. colo.,
Nov. 4th 1872
Notice Ia hereby given that tho foiowing-nam
ed settler has led nose Of his intentlonio snin
fnnl proof In support OF his claim, and that saiu
nroo{ viii De made before ths Clerk Of the Ms
trirt Court of Ebert county. at kiowa, toio.
op December 10th, 1s2e,.viz- Homestead Entrs
No 1878. William v. blazer, i9I the Z, ne qf
Iic names tho following witnesses 70 prove "
co nfinuous residence upon and cultivation Oh
Carl N. Gleason. OF Kiowa. Colo penir
Baldwin OF Kioya. COLO. Robert blakely' Oh
klown Colo. Andrew Skow. OF hiowa, coio.
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Notice for Publication.
Land onles a. Kioss, va ;ssS5 cSI0-'

Nov. 9TH, ispo.
Notice is hereby given tha. the following =, nam
ed settler has nied notice of his intentoH 70
nroa{ viii be uinc before tho Clerk OF the pisinc
tonrt Of Elhert county at kiowa, Colo. On ! pe.
ee,uher letn' ls9p. viz: Homestead Application
M iG5,u Carl n. Gleason for the hi ne or ana
M % ar Sec s. Township 9, s., Rng. uS W. -,
lie names the following Witnesses 70 prove NJ
Andrew skow, Of Kiawa, Colo, Wfilism Y.
niarrr. Of Kiowa. Colo. Robert ilakcly, OF MO
,,a t.oio. =. Denis BALDWIN, of klowa. Colo
"s, e,,i l"-S'' C. D. FORD, Register.
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HAHeAINa.

EAKeA lis.
Two 2-Iufse farm wagons.
One Spring wagon.
One Potato Digger.
One 1-horse open buggy.
Several sets of work harness.
All above second-hnnd.
Call ut Kings store.
Corn and oats for sale at Kings
store.
Hand Corn Shelters for $500
at Kings store.
Wanted, ten loads Of wood at
Kings store.
Notice to HoDsesteGders.
Romember that 80 cents is all /
charge for making out your appli-
cation for final proof on your
claim, and guarantee all papers
drawn by me to be absolutely cor
rect.
+. n. LAvELL.
If. Ebert. Colo.
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Notice for Publication.
Land onlee q 1snrsr. colo. !

Land Ofiicc at Denver. Colo,
nov. 10th, 1899.
Notice fr hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler hnr filed notice Of his Intention TO make
final proof In support Of he claim, and that sAld
proof Will he made before the clerk Of the county
court of Ebert county, at aiowa. Colo. on Dec.
r. 1883. viz: Alonzo Nicely. Ilonistcad Appll.
cntiOn No. l11sl for the ne or OF the NV or of
Sec. 10, TIP. 10, S. OF RING 90 W.
Iio names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said aud, viz: Vim. Ditfemofe. OF Eibert, Colo,
Charles Harding. OF Ebert, Coo. Adam Ditte
more. OF Ebert, Colo, Dane Epler. Of Elbort,
Colorado.
7l2 c. D. FORD, Register.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-11-16
Notice for Publication.
Land once at Denver; ,,,, ssa eslo.

Notice Is hereby given that the follownsn nss
N u ,r,ns IN support nf bis claim. aud that rsiu
prs.cl will I've made before the cerk OF The County
,nurt * Ebert CnuHty. at kiowa. folo;, on
strad Application No. lssi5 for the &c Or sec y
Up. 10 5 Rng- 62 ,. ,....., ,,ts
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove W
Richard II. McGni William :. Hanna, O. u.
81 Z. d. FORD. Register
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n AGENTS WANTFD-ToH "rHETIFE kND
Achievements. Of Admiral Dewey, the worlds
frrafsrt naval hero. by Aiurat HAisfesd. the
UieEeef md jset beck: osnr 700 pnras, ssid
Iurhes- neory 100 prRer haIstouc iurnatinns
only N.1j. EuoruonF demand. Big commits
fInnr 0ut6t free. Chance of liSc time Write
4lIck. The Dominion Cora .'sny. ~ fioortaxfon
p'dR| tpicAx0
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CAouesl Glouesl Glouesl
The largest stock in the county
at Kings.
Big reduction in comforts and
blankets at Kings.
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Kings store will pay 1926 pc:
hundred lbs. for good clean Mes,
can Beans prompt delivery.
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Notice Of ElnaA setNemen.

In tho matter of the Estate Of Jane Moore. de
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given thst on Monday, the ith
day OF December, A. u. isqa the same being one
OF the County Court OF Elbort County. In the
State OF Colorado. |, Augusta NJ. Rotbweli,
OF said court. present my hna report aud settle
ment OF sail estate as such cxecntrlx; pray the
approval ofthc rarae.and Will then apply to be
and place any person In interest may appear
aud present objections 10 the II any there be-
Dated at Kiowa, November 1st, 1899.
AU6U STA N. ROTHWELL.
Administrative.
First publication Noy. 9, 1880.
Last publication Nov. 20, 1896.
l.. Il. Krswoirnr, Attorney
Denver, Colo.
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SpLEHDiD DAILY

I IlTesaIng With Most Rciiabl II
and Fresh News Attractive
Asrociated with cartoo ne, ~
which It is Famous. II
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ELBERr HOME FORUM no. 1895.

Meat IN tho woodinan inll the third Monday
sssning IN each month Ladies and gentlemen
Of good moral character aud tound health, be.
tween the ares OF riPhfnen aud hfly, rsreivrd nnd
Insurance nr noninnl rates 10 the amount OF 500.
d 900 or ts.Uo ginnted. reliable fraisrnal ben
j. b. Ksxa. President; Mus. Fn,rrr Tvrrtr,
Vice President; s. l.. GaIfrfr, md Vice fresi'
Gent. r. II. MuLlfeAn. Socretary; Huuo JOHN,
Treasurer: ElNrn pxrrnrus, urntor. Mrs. T.. II.
NrLLrakS. Assistant Orator. Eli KNOWLES, for
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Miss Senia Decker was in Colo
RADIO Springs Saturday delegate
from the local organization OF the
W. 9. t. U. at this place to the
State Convention, and rendered
an encouraging report. Elbert
Union has 80 members.
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New Orleans Molasses, for cook
ing, at Kings, 40 cents per gal
lon.
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Mems boots 8 40 ut Kings
Lamps al half price at Kings

Money loaned on approved real
estate security. LEE RAMSEY,
s12 Cooper Bid, Denver
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ELBERT CAMP NO. l52.

Meet. In It's hall in Tlbcrt every Tuesday
ererinr yirifIng ncirtburf cordially Invited to
stfsnd. 4. b KiSa, consu Commnndor-
J. II. runpss. clerk
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Mr.. James Dittemore left Tues
day for his old home in Missouri
and may remain year. One
night last week his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. f.. Dittemore, gave
n farewell party in his honor and
invited about so of the young
people of the neighborhood. Mu-
sic and games made time fly rapid
| lly until IL, when sumptuous
oyster and turkey supper was
served. 1t was an event that will
long be remembered by all pres
ent.
We are happy Is announce the
election If Miss Florence Sargent
TO the Office of county superinten-
Edent of Bent county, Colorado.
Miss Sargent is well and favorabIy
known in this county, having
made this her home for several
years. She taught school during
that period in several different
districts, the schools at Gair's,
Dicserman's and Lundy's being
among the number. We wish her
a successful and prosperous term.
She and the county surveyor wele Q
The only republicans elected in
Bent county.
For the next ten days / will
make run on Queensware and
Glassware selling it cheaper than
any other firm in Ebert connty.
j. l3. KING.
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MARRrEp.-At Egiria, Colo
RADIO, Oct. 25th, Miss Addio Max
son and Mr.. J. b. Gray. Miss
Maxson was well known here and
has . host Of friends who wish her
much happiness.
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A. G. Putnam has leased the
Rinnert ranch south of Ebert and
takes charge March 1st. He has
sub-let the farm land 10 j. A.
Stoddard, who will move to the
place in the spring.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16

There is feeling not only in Eng
land, but in France itself, that the peo-
pie in Paris are growing tired of living
SO long under one form of government
This belief breaks out continually in
the English press and is even made the
subject of French humor. At the bot
tom of it all is the grave suspicion that
the future of the republic is uncertain.
One statesman is quoted as saying that
the vitality of the republic is growing
problem. Another predicts an upheaval
as soon as the Dreyfus affair fails to oc-
cupy public attention. That there are
imperialists silently working in the
French capital and across the channel
for the restoration Of a Napoleonic dy-
nasty is not seriously doubted in either
country, but nobody knows exactly
what their following is or how the
army stands as a body. A correspondent
of the New York TriSone makes the
rather startling statement that il {
plebiscite were held today throughout
France an important part of the people
would vote for an emperor. 1t is not en-
couraging to democrats to reflect tina
Germany and Russia would throw al
their intriguing influence ON the side o
such change.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16

At last a we'll directed effort Of the
business men of the country is making
toward an Improvement of the consular
service of the United States. The Cleve-
land chamber of commerce gave the ini-
tial start to the movement, but it has
been taken up in several of the large
commercial centers. and prominent mer-
camille houses having vast interests
abroad have sent representative men to
Washington with the object of effect
ing a permanent reform in the service.
It is generally considered that no branch
of the public business is SO far behind
the active demands of the day. and
there is every reason to believe that the
general interests of the country. quite
irrespective Of politics, demand rad.
ical improvement not only in the mer
appointed as consuls. but in the whole
modus operandi Of the service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16
choctaw Nation Wins the Suit.

South McAlester, /. T., Jan. IA.
The case of Glen Tucker VS.. the
Choctaw nation was tried before
Judge Springer today and decided
in favor of the Choctaw nation. 1t
seems that John G. Glenn and 9TH
er descendants of Abigail Rogers
made application to the Choctaw
nation as citizens of the ChOctaw
nation. They were rejected by the
citizenship committee, and the ac'
ton of the committee was confirm
ed by the Choctaw council.
The applicants then took an ap-
peal to the Indian agent, who af-
frmed the judgment of the Choc
taw council. They then appealed
to the interior department at Wash
ington, where" their claim was
again defeated. An appeal was
then taken to the United States
court in the Indian Territory, the
Judgment of which Judge Springer
rendered in favor of the Choctav
nation. Judge Springer held tha
the action of the Choctaw counci
was a bar to any subsequent appli
cation by these parties, and there
fore rendered judgment in favo
of the nation. An appeal will b.
taken to the supreme court of th'
| United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16

A RECENT ruling in Judge Hack
ett's state court at Fort Scott,
Kan, prohibits a teacher in the
public schools from intiicting cor
poral punish hment upon pupil un-
der any circumstances. A teacher
who had whipped a child was found
guilty of assault and battery. The
case has been appealed, but if the
ruling of the lower court should
be sustained. school discipline in
that state will be revolutionized.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16


Turkey Legs, Young Bull Bear,
white Spoon. Philip Cook, Jesse
Bent aud Robert Burns, six full
blood Cheyenne Indians, from the
Cheyenne reservation, were in the
city Friday night.
They were registered at the Nc
Gregor, and informed a News re-
porter that they were en- route to
Washington to interview the in
terror department in the matter of
securing legislation beneficial to
the tribe.
The youngest member of the sex
tette, who acted as the spokesman
further said that the Cheyenne res
ervation was almost as thickly set
tied as the country around Oklaho-
ma City, and that good crops had
been grown this season. 1t is not
as good a corn producing section
as old Oklahoma, but fully as gooC
cotton can be produced, and fol
stock raising in some respects it Ii
superior. Oklahoma News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16

The attitude Of Great Britain toward
the French aggressions in China will
probably result in another Fashoda af-
fair. Great Britain has again warned
France TO take her hands OF. It is char
acteristic of the French that they should
again comply with the utmost polite
ness and an occasional strophe Of the
'Marseillaise. The London Times OF
Jan. q declares Authoritatively that
Great Britain will enforcs her legiti-
mate claims in China without heeding
the Chinese government. and il must NOT
be forgotten that our own minister
there has made onr claims almost iden-
tical with those oE Great Britain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16


r. 10 Oldest inhnhitant chnncf recall
new year that opened more exultantIy
than did 1899 or that WAS attended BY
fewer Retrospective Erowia Certainly
the United States never shook hands
with itself so heartily. A survey
Of the entire country discovers nc dis
gruntled section. Everybody who can
take time from bis personal felicitations
TO stretch his observation over his coun-
try will be astonished at the evidences
Of prosperity. The nation seems to have
"waxed fat and kicked since last we
turned over the annual "new leaf. It
has done pretty much all that It set out
TO do and has succeeded I'm arresting the
attention Of the rest Of the world in do
ing it. The century ends for us in vital
strength and finds us making prodigious
strides into new fields. The student Of
history in amazed at what has been
compacted into one century, and 10 ut
terly bafiled when he undertakes to
measure our progress from 1893. All
| the main currents Of immediate life ap-
pear to be surcharged with success. One
| looks at the voluminous annual reports
of fiscal, commercial, social, intellec-
tual, scientific and religious life. and is
astonished at the redundant power and
gratulatory tone. Whoever does this
must come to the conclusion that on the
whole we are a prosperous and happy
nation. Our crops have been unprece-
dented, we have paid up more debts
shan ever before, we have larger bank
account, we have printed more and bet
ter books than ever before, we have met
the enemy and they are ours, we have
given more than ever of our surplus to
religion and charity and education, we
have carried our produce into the mar
kets Of the world over all competitors,
we have shown that our sons, instead
of becoming effeminate with success,
are capable still of abandoning luxury
and undergoing the hardships of war
when the country calls, and that in
. our navy there are still men who can
renew the prowess and the fame OF
BainIridge and Decatur and Farragut.
Some self graduation is allowable,
and no genuine lover of his country can
look at his country's recent record and
q compare it with that of any ancier
regime without exclaiming with justi-
fable democracy, 1--WE are the people. y
2 II all this cause for thankfulness should
: make us more conscientious more sell
! respecting, more charitable and more
g patriotic, well and good. If we do mo-
quite run away in our exultation from
the sturdy principles laid down as th'
q bedrock of republic by our fathers. al
r will be we'll. Prosperity, which ha
. been the curse of most nations, need no
be ours if we will only keep in minC
some of the things that we ought t
have done and have not and in the yer.
stress of our jubilation repeat humbl,
the refrain of Kipling's poem. LEST w
e forget; lest we forget
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-16
TIME TABLE,
ARDnoRE, MONDAY, JAN. 1s.

ALREADY applications for posi-
tons in the public schools of Ard
more are being filed with the may
or. There are plenty of teachers
wanting positions and those, too,
who are not using the profession
merely as a stepping stone to other
attainments, but who have entered
the profession from choice and in
tend to make it their life's work.