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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
.'THE HONOR OF YOUR COMPANY IS Rrnnrs1rn..

at the marriage of their daughter etc efc AnJ nf
wedding gift on your part is the natural seonence
You happen to know of anything that is more Ikey to
Se young housewife than handsome piece of cut glass
Barr Store very richly stocked and reouestS The bnnop
pur company to look them over. We are pfoud of our
ent stock in these lines. 1t is we believe very verv
class one and we think it can scarcely fail to please the
Sleu IN artiStc Glass and Silver Hawkes. Cut Glass is
lnd we handle admittedly the finest on the market in
mess OF color brancy of ustre and beauty of cutting;
e in silver plated wares have satisfyngy varied as
ent OF the 1885 Wallace brand in tn newest of shapes
styles You'll find host of beautiful things in these
in our show Sesand the moderation of their prices is
ptable as the beauty and worth of the wares We await
d commands.
Corner of m n n N
State and OykNIIJ/ T<ENELE/ CZLrISO \
Liberty SITS IS
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
WONDERFUL WORK.
Lots Like II Being Done Right Here
In Salem.

Lots Like Il Being Done Right Hsrs
In Salem.
Salem people are surprised at the
work being done by "The Little
Conquerer" Public expression on the
subject brings the matter fequently
before the people. At first there were
many doubters; and why not? So
many claims OF a similar nature have
been made with little OF no backing
excepting the word OF some stranger
residing in a faraway place; this eV-
idence was accepted for lack OF bet
ter. Not necessary TO accept II any
longer. All sufferers from any kidney
IN can find plenty Of local endorse
ment for a remedy that will cure
them. Surely the WONDERFUL work OF
Doan's Kidney Pills right here at
home is proof sufficient 10 satisfy
any skeptic. Read the expression OF
one citizen on the subject;
Harry NJ Shaw. day foreman OF
the Eugene Morning Register, resid-
ing at 2s5 West eighth street Eugene
Ore, says: Il predict much less suf-
fering from backache among Eugene
people when the merits Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills are Thoroughly known-
Their use stopped an acute attack OF
backache which had annoyed me for
1--WE or six weeks and which was
caused. / think from constant sitting
at my work in an upright position !
took them as above and they proved
70 do all that Is claimed for them"
Plenty Of more proofs IKE from
Salem people. Cali at Dr. Stones
drug stores aud ask what his custom
ers report
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
n Y. Sole Agents for the United
Statets
Remember the nams DoAn'S and
AXE no substitute
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whether 1t was originally swamp lands
and whether the state had right to
sell the land as such. c. A. Coggswell
appears for the syndicate.
Hon. Binger Hermann, as land com.
missioner, held that the land was new.
er swamp land and decided the case
In favor of the settlers, but the depart.
ment Of the interior reversed him. and
he appeared before the board today in
behalf OF the settlers. ]. l.. Morrow
and Lorenzo Frakes. OF Warner valley.
also appeared, and United States Dis.
trict Attorney John Hall made an ar.
gument for the settlers. The board
took the matter under advisement
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on the state lands about the prison
have been cut away, aud any more es.
oapes OF the Tracy and Merrill order
are rendered impossible as the men on
the walls can sweep everything for a
thousand yards with their rides.
Bids are asked on new building
and another story for the dining hall.
that win be used for a hospital. Gov.
ernOr Chamberlain and supt. James
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
WARNER
VALLEY
LANDS
Being Argued Before
lie Public Lands Board

4 state land board has been In
fb this afternoon. hearing argu-
NJ in the celebrated Warner Val
Nd contest, where there is con
Between a big cattle syndicate,
Warner Valley Stock Company,
bout 80 or 50 settlers. who have
homes in that beautiful region
1out 20 years.
valley is located iA the eastern
Df Lake county. and was first
y by Henry O owen, who sold TO
PeltOn. r. +. McCOnatry sue
him. and sold 70 the syndicate
bow claims 70 hold rightful pos
'n. The controversy hinges on
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
Hardwood Ice Cream

The White House Restaurant has
been appointed sole agent for the cele-
brated Hazelwood Ice Cream OF Port
land, and their first shipment OF
Crushed Strawberry and Vanilla will
arrive Saturday There is nothing
finer In the line
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Social Realm3
south salem Personals.

Nla. Ernest Piper and little daugh.
fer caIne up from Portland yesterday,
and vi visit in this city
N|ss Peterson, who has been stay.
int ln South Salem the past month.
Ic|Hnod to her home on Howell Prai.
|Ie 1esterday
Ho1ert Langdon, Of Portland, who
has bten making an extended visit in
|h|s tIty returned home yesterday.
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"a Fair Rebel"

The play for this. Friday evening.
Will be Harry p. Mawson's celebrated
military drama. "a Fair Rebel" In
this excellent bill little verna FELTON,
will be seen in her cutest part. that
Of Captain Johnnie" the little rebel.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
DIED.

.CAIN.-At the family residence. FIVE
miles east OF Salem, Oregon. Thurs
day, June II. 1908. Mrs. Margaret
Cain, aged SO years. Of cancer.
The funeral was held at the resi-.
dence at 1 O'clock today.
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are pushing work on all lines 70 re-
construct the prison. and. as far as
possible, make Il model institution,
and credit to the state.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12

Hazel Kirke drew a fairly good
house last night but not so good as II
should, the play. though an old one.
was remarkably well put on. and the
hearty applause showed that the act.
ing was appreciated The storm, scene
was etremely realistic. and when the
window cOs,ains began 10 wave. and
the rain to rattle. more than one OF
Salems fair women present. involun.
tarily gathered her wraps about her
shoulders The curtain work between
acts was also very good, all Of II. and
that charming little midget. verna Eel,
ton, was encored second time. and
got a bunch Of roses as big and pink
and sweet-almost--a herself. A
love song by Frank Walsh and verna
FELTON,, singing alternate verses. and
she using one OF the upper boxes for
a balcony. was heartily applauded
and was pretty bit of acting. too. on
her part. We can assure Journal
readers that they will not be dlsap.
pointed II they take in the Fair Reb.
ell tonight, and, for that matter, all
the balance there is coming.
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The characters are nearly all South.
ern people and shows the rIght side
Of the hishminded Southern ladies
and gentlemen.
The prices are within the reach Of
all being so, S5 and 25 cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12

CAST oREA.
BsarstAs Ih Snd fos AsW nusn HsgIf
'''';'''' q &s&zZEzs(
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05

Il 4 & 4
fetnes biiiteren Melens, Isittys 9sliz
ianen Mustpai1ens, 1etnsr flrftnter~
pollen Wliene am Morasn hes Msibs
Ha4tstlges, am Mprgen, ols lie bon
eindnDer geIhishsn iparen. Sic entfann
iiA ieiRsr Mufregung na9 Oem 2eisn
bes Bert6tes bes Waprbes, tpie er blei9
unb fpru4los Oor ibr geitanben mar.
Guf DieIe 8eipeiIe BIN, perItdrIt burd
bic 8srihte Der 3eituNgen lnb Dnr6
'bte Offentli1e Meinung, battle iie thn
perllrtRilt.
Cine sSrau, beren 2isbe begs6rensa
tpertb tit, piirbe ibm troy aller WeIt
psrtruut 6oben, ba6te iie. Mie er MIDI
Derahten muB, fir pel9 Elm. erbdrms
li9es Gefdb0pf er mid 1altsn miB!
Sic las feline 8eradtuns 5tpiihen
ben 3eilen fsines 8rsfes; feline ane
fptelunsen auf Die Sobte, bic er iabrez
lang geliebt bate, bic i6m tpie cine
gdtttn aepefsn trafen Murp Bis in
Die Ssele.
n5ie ipiirbe pie cine 9elbin gebanz
belt haben,@ ba9te fl, ie3 aber babe
pie cine RGrrin ge6onbelt. Gr ipirb
ii9 nie me6r I'm mid tiimmern; er
piinIAt oielet6t iicb oon iensr f9rsd<
lthen 8ef9ulbigung Su reinigen, auf
baB ib meine Mprte bereutn mOse,
niht aus 2iete gu mir, lonbern aus
bem inn eisensn Stplo. lin ieiRer
Iet6it tptlIen lpiinI9t er rein ba5us
fteben, ni6t um meinettpilIen."
Qnt nGditsn Worsen mar lie ernit2
li9 frart unb 9oftor Srefiilianz
Smith brahte Radn1ittags einen 8ez
rufstoasgen 5ur &oniultation; bu iie
cine Beniiprdrtn tpar, bic unter Der
Ob6ut feiner 5rau iturro, mar er be-
fonbers drgitli9 Inn iie befprgt.
.Gie but tmtner n1iibe unb elenb
ausgeIeben, felt lie BEL uns it," err
adhlte er bem 0oftor, robipp6l iie es
nte etnseIteben min, bab lie Ii9 unpohl
fiiblt. 9at9ts niibte, mas aud nleine
5rau ber1u9te, Inn fie In eine quite
2aune su brtngen. M5an Iagt uns, iie
pdre Elm munteres, lebbaftes Mdb9en,
aber icb ssaube pi9t, bob mir ie elm
10 bergrdmtes, iunges Sruusn5immer
ins 6uus befamert."
rgine 2tebssseIdi6te, obne 3peifel, !"
meinte Der 9oftor; ubas arme &inp
fat f9 in Elm Steber binein9earbeitet.
Msnn i'd sic ipGre, Gmit6, piirbe idh
tie, fo6alb sic iie aufFeben lafIen f0ns
men. an Die Oittiilte ldiden unO tie Elm
ober apsi MDnate lang reiten unb
goIf fpielen fafen."
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,,StBfrct" elite Gprad)0aattts
belt.

Die 9ren3bpten riigen Die Mprte
bilbung nfubfrei" GuBfreie R0deC als
etne neue Spra9bummbeit. Sn ben
metiten 3ufanmenfeBungen nit fret
be0eutet bas 8eitimmungsiport bic
Sa9e, bon Der sSemanb ober ettpas
fret 1T unb 5tpur setpDbnli9 etpas
l1nangene6mes, GtDrenbes, tpie in
fe6lerfrei, fieberfrei, sugfrei, eisfrei,
I9ulfrei. Sn boselfrei bride bas @es
ftimmungspDrt 6s;;---- 8erglei9ung aus
(frat pie Der 8pgsD unb in biBefret
ben Srunb Der Sreibeit. soyn feline bies
Ter &ldien f0nne bas Mort fltBfrei
etrgereibt tperben. @s befomntt ME
einen berniinftigen 5inn. Ser @rfins
Der mar Elm untlarer &opf. Gr bat
ausbriiden tpolIen, bab bei ben nsuen
8leibern Der SUB fleibfret bleibe; bas
Dat er einfa9 herumsebrebt inb nennt
bas &leib fubfret. Die @ren3boten
f9lagen bor, anitatt fubfreies Rletb
freifiif,ises aleib au fdeen nu9 Qlna-
logic bon freibGnbig, pobur9 ausge<
briidt ipirb, oaB bic Sanb (beim
S9isBen) 1tch niGt itiibt, fDnbern fret
in Der 2uft sebalten phb. Gbenfo
miiBte man bann audi freibdnbiger
Mettermantel anftatt banbfreier Mets
termantel faeer. yfidtig sebiIbet ITS,
aber 19Dn tlingt's ni6t.
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nen sn Fagen, 6uB id ben pDlissib;srit
Derlaf1sn babe unD fem ipeiteres sSils
terefle rlehr an @erbrshsus pbsr Nsre
breGbern ileatrie.
rMas fein,4 fasts e.; rdbsr iA bpffe
bdB eSie iisb fur efllelt WlanGt iittsrsfitz
rem fperbsn. Der bprt1 Sbreir ssSrrtbnm
graltfdm gelitten fat. &Onltner Sic,
syouftee, sydunce, Sic bab en- tiidtig gss
arbeitet. i'm mid fir ben MDrber bins
auitellen, iinbe e8 getafg S9nsn, neirtens
Ramen eiren f6par5ea 5tempel auf.
subriidsn, Der an nteir1e 9pffnung auf
Slid In biefem 2etsn beriri6tete. Sh
nlDd6te nun, baB Sic babin drbeitert
Iollen. metneft Nanlen unb nleinen ebas
rafter bon ienem Sleden 5lt reinigen
- es muB sefhe6en -, unb Sic itnO
Der Mdnn Daau."
Getn rubiges 8sne6n,en, fetn Supers
ii6tli6er Son ma6tsn MID faft be-
itiir3t. Sd bate ME mod nit eirem
fol9en MenI9sn gu tbun sebabt. 9ft
qen1g battle i'd eiren llnI9ulbigen bur
mir geIeben, aber Elm fDl1er 1T ges
tpD6nli6 Elm etbdrmlt9es GeIdDpf,
bas itetS bereit iit, tn SArdnen aus
aubre6en, unb bas bei elmer gerodhtts
aung ben 8erItanb fa1t berliert. Dieter
Menf6 aber tpar feit ipie Elm Jelfen,
er beiteGte mid ba5u, feline GAre bers
auitellsn.
sd ipieberbolte inn, bab idb ben
polisetbienit perlahen babe.
n1mfo bei1er fir MIDI" meinte er.
rGie tDnnten in n1stnsr Mnselessn6ett
niebt 10 drbeiten, :pte i9 es tpiin{de,
tpepn sic mod urter elmer Obristeit
itiinben."
llnb bann etsG9lte er mir, baB er.
obns gerube reid au Iein, IN ben iiiba
afrttauiihen @pIbfelbern elm ldDnes
5tiid @elb. berbtent babe unb nod ins
mer einen Qntbeil an ben golbpdfhes
psien beIibe, ipenn er bortbin 5uriida
ae6en tpnue. Mber er Gdbe ben Gnts
T9luB sefabt, Gnglanb ntdt e6er gu
berldhen, bis er bas gsbeimniB ienes
Weorbes entbeGt babe.
rgs mag biellei9t Die getp06nli6fe
art bon gerbreden fem, D6ipo9l es
uns Elm @eGeinniB lit, folange mir ben
MOrber ntdt gefunben baben. Gs
tonnts bic Sbat irgsnb zines 8asaa
blrn'ben iein, Der Ia6, tpte i9 bem arr
men DING Die 8anfnoten CAB. bet uns
aufaelauert unb nns bepba6tet bate,
Dem es selang, bintsr rnierem Riiden,
tDd6reaO mir fpra9en, ins 9dus gu
fdliipfsn, il, benz er slaubte, 3eit esa
mug su ftnben, i6r pas @el6 gu raus
ben. e1e s5emanb bur9 ben 5duB bers
beifam."
oGr muB Elm boufommsner Narr
qetpeIen fetn, penn er bies fir mDgli9
hielt." fagte t6. rgtne piitole nm Elm
llhr Mprgens in etnem beipo6r1ten
6auIe ab3ufeuern, Der San eities R0ra
pers - genltg, Tim iebes 9aus pom
8rOen Bis gum Seller gu alarnlirer."
"Nun tpphl, Die NbIibt gum &auben
f6etnt bod bic etraige oerniinftige Gra
tldrun3 gu ieitr."
(5ortIebung folgt)
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sic laBt I'D niNt betriigen.

Qlls prdIibent Hpp{ebelt bic gins
tpanbererftation auf Der GaistnfeI Bee
ii6tiete, befano ii9 cine bentfGe
8auernfrau ullter ben @intpanberern.
sic tpurbe auf ben prdiibenten aufs
merffam gena6t, beritalb aber erit
gar ni9t, mas man unter einem 93rds
itbenten gu periteben babe. G1Iilblib
fuAte man ibr bic 8ebeutung bss Be-
fuders baburb flar su MAIDEN, baB
man ibr faste, Der prdfibertt lei Der
amerifanif9e 8ai1sr. Das beri1anb
iie, sos aber eine Dpndrnpte aus Der
5afhe unb bereli9 gana genau ben
barauf abgebilbeten sSnbianer, Der In
brnem &riegsz unb SeberIGnude
pranst, mit<bem prdfIbenten, Iafte
bann laut auf unb rief duf bsutfn:
rMid f0nnt ibr ni6t gum Barren
Ddl.erl!"
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92euntes e apitel.

Weeine quite fleine Srau brGrrgt I6on
(ange 3eit in mid, meine Sbdtigfett
in Der 8otpftraBe allfsuge6en unb mid
ins 4riDatleben 3uriid5uate6en; iie oers
ftbert- mir. eine 8iQa nit einem Gar
ten in 'bsr umgebung 2onbDns pdre
gsgen Bloomsbury Elm pdrabtes. @o6l
geiteEs i9, eine 8orliebe fir nleinen
9eruf 3u 6aben, Der anberen 2euten
bieleiAt llnungensGu, erI6einen mag;
aber. penn Soft einem Mann Elm glltes
Wet6 befAeert bat, 70 lit eS feline
pflt4t, fi9 btefer @ab .piirbig gu ers
tpeifen. so tpar i9 benn entT9lofien,
MID in ndditer 3ett Suriid5u3ieben;
unb nun CLAUDE i9, gab bic Qffaire IN
Der 0nnebDrItrdbe ben NusI9lag, I'm
nelnen Qustrttt aus benz ppltosioienit
au beT4leundgen.
Gs that mir leiS, bon nreinen Sea-
meraben, mil pel6ep ib in freunbz
f9aftlihem @erein searbeitet bate,
fGeioen 3u miiHen; aber tch fu6lte, baB
i'd genug bon Der Irbeit Bate, bic Mid
Dtel @aitpenglng getoitst, aber mir nur
eerinae 8elo6nung eingetragen bate.
go terii9erte i9 mid bern zines I9D@
MN Wtprgens, ni9t lange na9 bsn
4bbru9 beg pro5eKes gssen 8ilDober,
rtetner 9eniion unb nltet6ete etne 0iQa
in 8utnen.
@s mar Elm neuarttges 9efii6l, am
friihen Weoreen iiber bieie Miefe BON
Wimblehon au f6Ienbern, ettpus gleues
bic 2er9e i'm blauen 6inrntel broben
fingen unb bic aiibe auf Dem Mie{en
briillen au b5rerr. Sd pfteste meilsn=
tpeit gesen gplom unb @tpeu gu gebeil,
Denn nein 56laf mar ME elm gutter
getneien; aumal t9 iebt ni9ts gu tblif1
nnb feE tpenig gu benten bate, tpahte
icb BET Sonnenaufgang duf, unb es
mar mir etne 2uit, in Die 2uft 6inausz
angsben unb ben 5onnenaufsans su
betraAten. SD babe bic Gotne oft
gepua BET meiner Manberungsn auf=
ge9sn sefeben, a6er getp0bnlt9, na9=
benz itb bic nG9tli9etr 6tunbsn In
QonDons GtroBen ober auf Der Gilen=
bGbn berbra9t 6atte. gs mar mir neu,
lie au Beginn meines gages, ipenn t9
frti9 aus bem @stt unb benz 8ab fam,
3lt feben, es mar mir t1em, fret BON
anang, bon aller @erantlportlihfeit
befreit au fein, ni1t lGnger gu fiiblen,
baB ieber G9ritt i'm 2eben Elm G9ritt
ins Dunfle iit- baB Sdulb uno unz
Ichulb, G9re unb G1anI6e, 2eben unb
Ssreigett bic ginfdbe bss Gpieles ieien,
bas i9 getpinnerl oDer berliersn tpiirbe.
Sd battle nidt rnebr beltdnbig tpa9z
fam Su fsin, irrenbe &amerdben 5llz
riidaubalten, ipenn lie in ibrsm Gifer
All tpsit aingen, pbsr ben Mert6 bet
Heblt6feit Menidrn au Ie6ren, bic ba
alalibten, es ginge audi Dbne lie.
Wteiue quite 5rau befdulDist mid
Der Hubeloiigfeit, baB i'd Die Mnnebmz
li6feiten eifes 3uriidae3Dgeneft 2ebers
nidt at ipiirbigen tpife nnb Soft ni5t
eenug banfbar Tel, bab ct mir genug
gegeben, Inn rubig babpr1 au leben itnb
fiinfunb0ier3is pfunb id6rlib fur bic
9illa 1aipton 3ahlen at f0rlner.
.Meine liebe Charlotte Glifa, ih
alaube, ih psrbe mid init Der 3sit an
bag niiBige 2eben gsp06neil,1 fagts id.
uNber fperln Elm Wsnnn brsibia Sabre
lang gearbeitet fat, furrn biefsr Miibigs
gang anm gfel tperDen. SD geIfebe,
blf ieb mid nanmn1dl nod etipas
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Menn Der @elbfbrantIprenger unter
BenuBnng Der Glsttri3itdt ieins MesN
tbobe DerbeiTert bann mag aud bic
3eit fDmrlert, mo bsr SaIfen0ie6 mil
grfplg bic H0ntssnjtrablen bennbt,
Inn 5u fe6en, lpo ct feline SperatiDnsn
dus5nfii1ren bot. Dis GortI9ritte Ser
WifeniGaft fomalsn aud bem 90Ien
au Dute.
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Gin 2denl6enfrell1to.
ariminals sgontan uoa M & Marpea

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-01-10
ILLEGAL NOTICES..
First Publication Jan. 3. 1903.
Notice.


GaddO county
In Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that on the qua day
of January. A. ID. 1908 Laura q. kohinsoh nj
cd i'm the Probate Court OF the County OF
Caddo aud territory OF Oklahoma. petition
with pretended viii annexed praying Tor
letters OF Administration 10 be issued 10 her
upon the estate OF John NJ. Robinson ce-
ceased late OF the County OF Caddo ana ter.
ritory of oklahoma ana ns ding that said VIII
be ndjudgcd to be null aud void ana held Tor
nnuRht And pursuant to an order OF snid
Probate Court. dated January 9TH, lWj the
18th day OF January. A. ID. 1903 nt the hour OF
O'Clock D. m OF said day that being day
OF the regular January Term, A. d. 1908 OF
said Probate Court. has been appointed ns
the time for hearing said application when
and where any person Interested may CON
test said petition bg fling written opposition
thereto on the ground OF incompetency OF
the applicant or may assert his own rights
TO the administration and pray that Letters
be issued 90 himself.
Court OF the County Of Caddo. ana the sea
Of the Court afiixed, the 18th day 81 january
A IN tQ0g NJ N. Gish,
iSenI Probate Judge
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-01-10
They Called Mr.. Flynn Names.

Washington, Jan. 8.-The SEN
ate of the United States was re-
galed today with lurid Oklahoma
literature. Senator Nelson had
the clerk read number of edito-
rials and letters from newspapers
and citizens of Oklahoma who
champion single statehood.
political charlatans, "Dema-
gogue Flynn" "Carpetbagger
gang" were some of the terms
used. The only other senators in
the chamber at the time were
Spooner, Foraker, Pettus and
Bate. Dennis Flynn and IA.
Mcclure, delegate-elect, occu-
pied seats on the settees. One of
the editorials referred to Mcclure
as "that political freebooter Nc
CURE" ."
One letter seiS. .. have sup
ported Dennis Flynn up to- this
time, but have told him ! could
do so no longer This letter was
signed c. NJ. Wheeler of FL Paso.
Now that the precedent has been
established of introducing ,edito-
rials from Oklahoma, Delegate
Flynn will endeavor to, have
Senator Quay submit editorials
from Republican papers express
ing opinions of the Republicans
of the territory regarding Mr..
Beveridge and Mr.. Nelson. Sen
ator Nelson said he had ,,discov-
cred that half the inhabitants of
New Mexico lwere Mexicans and
Spaniards.
81 have lookediup the statis-
tics" said Delegate Rodey, "but
was disappointed to learn that only
81 per cent of the population of
Minnesota were Norwegians."
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-01-10
WAS A RARE "slRp.p
cnsver Ruse Of Soldier That Co.
Around Regulations.

ShaNoT muse OF ooluier mat 90
Around Regulations.
British army pets are OF necessity
smited in number by regulation. I.
otherwise each regiment would be
sumbered with menagerie. But
Ehen Tommy Atkins wants a new pet
very much, he generally finds a wa,
Found rules even ifit involves littl>
cutting of red tape, and he is often ao
s.sted by his Official superiors, II they
ere kind-hearted.
A troop ship lately put in at Malta
'cT few hours, ano one OF the ser
seants went on shore to pay visit
% a soldier son who was stationed
shere When he returned he carried
small woolly dog under one arm. II
was an engaging young thing, but
the quartermaster steeled his heart
and shook his head.
"Ofacial number Of dogs already on
hip" said he, uncompromisingly
The sergeant tried palaver, but II
availed nothing, so after looking per
picked for a space he re-entered the
boat in which he had come OFF to the
ship, and returned to shore. When
he came back he carried a bird cage
containing a strange looking creature.
II was covered with gay feathers, but
it had four legs
Cant pass that there dog on board
ship" said the sentry, and the quar-
termaster bore out this verdict
Dog sir?' echoed the sergeant in
surprise and disgust. Cant you tell
a Maltese bird of paradise from n dog?
And you that up in feathers that per.
fessers consult with ye!"
Pass John Smith and one Maltese
bird of paradise!" sang out the quar-.
termaster, with a broad rim.
There amt any order against TAX.
ing birds on board as | knows Of" re.
marked John Smith, as he came over
the side. And his expression Of tri
umph did not fade even when in the
course of few days the feathers on
the rare bird came OF in the wash.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-01-10
A MATTER OF BUSINESS.
Negro Roustabeut Fully Understood
the Situation.

the Situation.
A kind-hearted 81. ington woman
paid visit to New Orleans while the
shipping season on the river was at
its height, and a. the Il ding or un-
loading Of a big river boat is one of
the most interesting things imaginable
to watch, she went one day to tho
levee where a steamboat, one of the
largest afloat, was discharging its
cargo. The mate of the vessel stood
at the gangplank and directed the
operations OF the negro roustabouts.
He was loud-voiced, as a mate should
be, and he beloved and roared and
swore and now and then whacked
some unusually slow or stupid negro
with a spar One negro received so
many blows that the Washington
woman's sympathies were aroused.
When she could endure the mates
brutality toward him no longer she
walked over to where the negro stood
and spoke to him,
why do you allow that man to
strike you and curse you as he does ~
she asked
The negro looked at her in surprise
and then showed all his teeth in q
grin.
Law, miss" said he, chuckling. IL
don't mind him. He's paid for doin'
that, same as rs paid for doin' this"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-01-10
psep Wells In United States.

In the water supply and irrigation
papers of the United States GeJl cal
Survey mos. 81 and 61) are IS Of
all wells in the United States 4 aeper
than 399 feet. The tables give the
depth of each well. its diameter, the
yield per minute, &c. References are
also given to publications relating to
the wells of each particular region.
The large product of natural gas in the
east and in the west. the enormous
output from the oil fields IL California.
Texas and the east, and the consid-
cradle and indispensable water sup
ply furnished by deep wells on the
plains and in arid regions make con.
else information OF the sort of great
use to all those interested in the eco
nomic development OF such produc-
tive fields, as well as to scientific geol.
ogists.