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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
PERSONAL

zan Williams went to Marietta
j. L. Mulk,y and wife of Berwyn
are here
Leo Friemel Of Ryan was in the city
yesterday.
J. W shelton Of Berwyu was in the
city yesterday.
c. B ladd left yesterday for Ma.
ain ON business.
A. u. Pollock OF Kiowa was rccent
visitor TO the city
Attorneys Humphrey and Bum have
gone TO Ada TO attend court.
u. NJ Pryor, a prominent citizen OF
san Antonio, is in the city.
Ramsey skinner The pump man Of
st Louis, was here yesterday
Attorney Gotham of Tishomingo was
in the city yesterday morning or bust.
ness.
j. *. + Campbell lett yesterday toy
Fort Worth TO spend a few days on
business.
W. II. Mullen of Detroit, Miss, IS
in the city the guest OF his brother
Jim Mullen.
L2iis Marston is in the city from
Wynnewood to spend a few days win
his parents
Miss Willie Short, who has been In
the city the guest Of friends for the
past two weeks, left yesterday Tor her
home at Douglass, Arizona.
w. G. Ditzler has returned from the
markets where he purchased a ma
nifcent line OF spring goods Tor the
Ardmore Dry Goods company.
Ennis Robbins OF Helena. Ark, has
arrived in the city in response to Il
message announcing the serious illness
of his father r. Il. Robbins, Norm
Washington street
Lewis Sutherland, press representa-
tive of the Hoyts show, was a pleas.
ant caller at the Ardmoreite office yes
terday morning Mr. Sutherland Sa,d
that business with the company had
been excellent despite the severe
weather.
c. l.. Worthiugton OF the Hoyt's Co.
vas pleasant caller at the Ardmore-
IT, office today. He has been here on
several occasions and says that Ard
more is one of the liveliest towns in
the territory.
Rev. H. L. Walker, registrar OF the
Military Academy at Clinton, Mo, IS
in the city. Mr. Walker is a brilliant
young man and has come TO Ardmorc
to advise with the Cumberland Presby-
terian church with reference TO his &C.
cepting the care of the church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14

The wedding of Miss Amye Ledbet.
ter and George Cox occurred today
at high noon at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs y. A.
Ledbetter Tia marriage was solemn.
lied in the presence Of the family and
a few friends, Rev. Juny OF the Epis-
copal church officiating
The groom came here from Temple,
Texas, and is an insurance man, He
is also well known is business circles
in that city.
Miss Ledbetter is the charming and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Ledbetter and has resided here
for many years and has a large circle
of friends.
The happy couple will take a wed
ding trip TO Texas and will return
here, it is said to make Ardmore their
future home
The Ardmoreite extends to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox happy congratulations and
best wishes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
ENJOY LIFE
A NEW ARDMORE ENTER.
PRISE.
The People Of Ardmers Can Hav,
the --latest" Treatment known
to Medical Science.

\ combination Of medical meu hay,
opened large and permanent offices
in n, Carter building, over the post
cnice. under the name Of "Come'nct
Specialists
Under this name ,hey include every
thing known TO The medical lty,c5
sion.
They have large permanent ohcss
n different cities in the Unteo
States Their Offices are equipped
with the latest appliances and ;hey are
in every way qualified to treat chron-
ic. complicated and deep. seated dis.
eases
NRay examination free. Osteupathic
treatment and magnetic healing, also
electro therapeutic treatment is com.
bined with The regular practice OF
medicine
These doctors have hundreds OF
testimonials which they will gladly
show you.
sity of New York, Bellevue Medical
College University Of Edinburg, Scot-
land, Chicago Eye Ear and Troat
College University Of Louisville. Also
| Dr. Stills school of Osteopathy,
! Kirkyinc, Mo, Weltmers Magnetic
Healing school, Chtago ElectroThera-
] r,. LNT,gfss,yaV
Ilnie They are prepared 10 give you
treatment that you cannot get outside
! the Eastern cities.
In order 10 more quickly prove TO
the general public their advanced ami
scientific methods they are going 10
make The generous offer to give one
month free treatment TO all who call
between now and March a. The only
charge being for medicines and things
needed in each case.
They treat successfully all diseases OF
women, diseases of men, rheumatism
hung and bronchial disc .ses. They
ere prepared 10 give the noted Hon g
/ treatment for catarrh aud consump-
ton Many patients who have suffer
cd for years with chronic stomach anu
bowel troubles have been cured by
them Kidney and bladder troubles
treated successfully. Backaches and
headaches cured. Their treatment for
diseases of the eye, ear nose and
throat has cured many who had given
! up all hope Of being cured.
Glasses fitted scientifically.
II you are sick or afliced in any
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
WEATHER MoDERATING.
Rising Tempe erature--Ardmore Gladly
Welcomes Sunshine.

welcomes SunShlne.
. Citizens of Ardmora rlaOly welcou
the rising temperature and cungratu
late thcmscl..s .s Tia the blizzard has
come and gone. Whils ,ho weather d,
still cold the comparison between tu.
day and Sunday cannot be made with.
out referring to the fact that the Sc.
yercsl weather of the season was eN.
poricucvd
The local weather bureau reported
that the thermometer reached a mint
mum of twelve degrees above zero
yesterday The mercury, however.
went few degrees higher toward
noon, and Wndor the suns rays the
snow began to thaw causing slush.
The street crossings are in better
shape as a result of the freeze, but lt
may be- necessary to clean them when
the thaw begins
Plumbers were busy yesterday re-
repairing breakks in water pipes. No
further damage is reported
Despite the chilly weather many la
dies were put shipping yesterday.
, The day before St Valentines found
/ q large number of persons buying all
sorts Of pictures Hundreds OF school
children, their faces pink with cold,
sought the book stores for an inspeC
ton OF valentines, while young men
and women crowded the place, seem
ingly eager to make purchases. 1t Is
agreed that this is n day Of remem-
brance and thousands OF valentines,
pretty and Otherwise, have been mail.
cd
The cold weather has affected al.
lines OF business. but the coal and
wood mon have been wroathed in
smiles Wood has brought good prices
/ throughout the winter The coal busi-
ness has been very satisfactory TO
| he dealers
The moderation in the weather is
especially pleasing to the cattlemcn.
/ W. r. Moore said today that loss
to cattle would not be- as great as had
been estimated He thinksk that cat
tie will soon recover from The
fects OF the weather. Live stock Will
suffer most in isolated places.
In Kansas it is estimated that 5o.
0oo head Of cattle viii perish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
YOUNG & WILLIAMS,

Special Attention Given 20 Correspond
ence Parties seeking work OF
any kind or wanting 10 employ
labor call on us. 4l9 + Main 81
Phone 4g4. Ardmore Ind. Ter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14

Governor Johnston, one of the Chick
saw Nations delegates to Washing
ton, has returned He has been there
for some time watching the interest
Of the Chickasaws and it is said thar
he has been very much interested n
the big fee. It is not known VIVA
Governor Johnston thinks about the
payment Of the money TO Manshe'd
McMurray & Cornish, but it is claim
el BY number Of ChickasaW Indians
o. Agdmcre that he made no fight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14

See our ]. /. case plows ana culti-
/ vators. NOBLE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A good COW and cat.
Cow is a good milker and halt Jer-
sey. Calf five weeks old Apply
Caddo wagon YARD l2-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
WANT COLUMN

Advertisements under this head will
be received OF the rate OF tve 80
cents per line. No advertisement
received for less than fifteen (lJ)
cents. Special monthly rates fur
nished on application. The notice
may contain any matter OF Lost
Found" For Rent" For Sale,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14

Stop at Kahns for anything TO eat
hot or cold. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14

way and want the latest ana most up.
to-date treatment call at their Offices
They are permanently located over
the pOstOfiice.
Remember their generous oner to
gpye PM months sirv1ces free IL
open for all who call before March
IA, 1905.
These doctors are not travelling
specialists" but have located here to
stay and believe they have as much
right to the use of our columns as
any merchan, banker or any other man
in any otehr line of business
Printers ink is a good thing to use.
Offices over pOstofiice
Consultation free.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14
Fidelity AGENCY Work Attracts.

Splendid business talent because our
policies are original not for sale
by other companies. This gives the
advantage of less competition and
larger remuneration. Send for terms.
u. REPROGl.E, Mgr ArdmOre, I. II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-14

against the payment of the fee. hence
th 'y presume that he would like 70
see the amount paid
II Is not known what the delegation
accomplished in the way Of legisla
tion for The Ch.ckasaws.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
ltnbcsa6t scfprcdeu.

Sn gan; Siubtano fat cine
Preoist oes 8open 9lutOnius, bss
Wietroputitsn uOn ct. 4'etersburg,
srobs 9lufrcsuus osruriaAt. 9n iebr
lsioenI6uitli6en &orten bat Der BOps
Die 9lrmen unO 0iotbleiocuben gum beili>
gen Sampf fir Ous Sreus aufseiorbert.
Die sebilbsten 8uiien fiir6teu, OaB Der
uuuOrii6tiSe YOpe oamit einen ssfabrli@
den SeucrbranS unter Die bereits fart
srbieten @emiitber Der llnlpiiienben 9es
i6leubert bat unO bisie Die 9reNist iebr
leidt oils cine 9luiiorberlng sum Sers
nihtun9stumpf sc9en Die Sebiloetsn aufs
iaiien f0nnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
senfationelles @eitansnih.

@ebler HOiieau, Der Dgnamiterih,
Der i'm 9iem gOrter ariminulseri6t
I6ulois beiunbsn wOr6en lit. ben 8ers
JUDI :eemadt ;u baben, oas Dentmal
6rieori6's bes @rossu in 8aibinstou
our6 Dpuamit Su ;eritOren uno pOr
siuisen Sabrsn cine 96lleumai6ine ua6
Dem osDampier rllmbria" ssididt
gu babsn. bat Der Poli;ei Elm ieniatiOnels
lss @eitdnOniB abselest, bem man bis
istt nod ni9t re6t 9lauben ihenfen
mill, ionbern iid Der 9lnii6t Sunei9t,
Oub Hofeau ulles erfunben bat, um Gui.
ieben ;u erressn. @r bebauptet ndmli6
ben Oampfer rWtains" i'm 5ebruar
1898 i'm 9afen pon Sauaua our6 cine
@rploiion in Den @runb 9ebobrt, ooer
oo6 Die inOirttts Ssrnnlaiiuns ba3u &C.
9ebsn gu baben @r babe ii6 ndmlif,
iiir Die Sa6e Der unteroriidten @ubauer
intereIIirt unb OeuieIben 9Ollenmai6inen
aneeboten, nit Oenen lie Die ipaniifen
S6iife in ben cubaniiden 9Gfen 3sritOs
rem tonnten. slus Ssrieben isi nun
cine SDaenmal6ine an 8Orb bes ameris
taniI1sn Dampisrs pWtaine" senoma
men uub bort gum @rplooiren sebraht
moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06

Die 8altt mpre un6
. bios8a bn ftebt TN 8ssriff. ibr
8etriebsmaterial fir oas boritsbenbe
Sabr nm 175 Sra9tlotomotip.n, 35
puifasiers s2oiomotipen. 40 Ransirs
aotomotipen unb 10000 5radtpusen
NIT einsm aoFenaufipanbe bon $12,.
100000 bis $13,000.000 su psrmsbs
rem.
9te Sptalpro button
oes z. 2lntbraaits0iitritts in pennipls
panien betrug lebtes Sabr 5.066, ,397
Sonnen, etipa 100000 Sonnen mebr
aIs in 1903. 8Gbrenb bss Sabres
iinb SO 3oblsnsrdbsr um's aeben ses
tommsn. oobon 81 in uHb IL auBers
balb Der peridiebenen Gruben bes
Siitritts.
Die erie Cot m tipe,
psl6e i'm Staats Oregon TN 9ebrau9
mar, ipirb auf Der 2epis &c Glarf<
9(usitelluns in portIanb. Ore, gu
isbsn fein. DieIelbe mar i'm Sabre
1862 sebaut tuoroen uno fubr orei
Sabre binbur9 auf elmer iurSen 9abna
ftreds am Golumbia>SIufe. bsreu
Sdienen BON SoIs pursn.
Wert iirbiser Stres
ber. Sie Sebniu6t na9 einem 8iirs
ssrmeiiterpoiten bat einen gbrseiaigeu
gu foIsenber 3eitunssanaeise i'm
r9rauoenSer 9eieIlissn." Meitpreus
Ben, peranIabt; rWel9e Stubt pG6lt
etnen friiberen 8siiiber gum 9iirsers
meiiter, fpsnn er ibr BEL ieinem Sooe
10000 Murt binterlGbt9 @erm6geu
na9peisli9. 9sfGlIise briefIide Mtl>
ounssn unter Rr. 976 on ben ,9eiel'
li9en' erbeten!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
@lfass 9ctbrinsen's Seltftdnsis=
felt.

gSis aus Strabburs uerlautet. weroen
bic Rci6stass.9lbse aus @liaBs
9otbrinsen. tros Der nenliden ablebnens
oen Grflaruns oes SanSlers @rafen
YHlow, sinen Antras einbrinsen, wels
der bic umwanoluns oes GeihslanSes
in einen islbltitdnoisen SunOssituat be-
,wedt. @raf Siilow bate in etr Sis.
uus oeS 6sihstass pom 15. Ntari ers
fldrt, oab Die Ourhiiihruns Der fragile
den WiuBnubms erbsblihen S4wieriss
fsiten uno Ycosnfen be9e9ne. Den
mabsebenOeu. SteIleH miiiie bas Re6t
uorbebaltsn blribsn, ibrerieits Den l3eitz
puntt ;u beitimmen. ju weld,em cine
asnosruus Der usrfaliunssrsdtli6en
Stelluns GliabsgotbrinSsn's Su eriOlgen
baben meroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
patriard, uus aatier.

Dieter Sage ffarb Der Iotsinif9e pa.
tridr9 bon SerufuItm. MOniisnOr
pidpi, Der fit ben beutf9en aatier
itets cine lsbbafts 8erebruns geseiet
bat unb aud no9 turs Dor isinsm
Sobe siHs bobe prtubif4e Decoration
erbislt. lin ii9 erterntlt9 gu eripeis
fen, befblob sr, BEN 3aifer bas @rob'
treu5 bss Srbsns bonn beiIigeH 9robe
gu Derlsibsn, unb srbat, bo es iih nm
bic periOn zines prOtsitantsn bdnbslts,
bonn papite bic Grluubnib, bic aud
fofort eintruf. Der Patriarth tbsiIts
barnuf BEN aoiier bic Gbii9t Der De-
torirlns NIT, unb Der Ruiier bantt. in
etnem iiberous fpdrm esbaltensn
S4reibeu. -Gr fabls ii9. 6uBerts Der
Ruifer tpSrtIid, -bOdseebrt. ben Orbsn
Su trboIten. ber ihn beftSnbig an ben
8oben eriuners, mo- Der R6nig Der a5s
niee geipdnbeit.- Der patrior9 ftdrb
ober, ebe Ct nod bus 8etrtt unter'
Sei9nete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
ptr Toro al)arosiil.
Gin h1hss @brenamt In 9Hetane, esfsa
Gatitsbnns aus uriprhHsIibs BsssutuHe.

Gin hshss @hrsnamt In 9Hetaus, esiIsa
9nttsbans uHs uriprhnsIibs 8sssutaHe.
Cine Der b19itsn unb Glteittn
GhrentelIsn Gnelonos. Die bes 2orb
Warbein Der flint 9dfen. iit bisier
Gage bon 2oro GurSon. Dem 0BefDnig
bon Snoisn, auf ben Prinssn bon
Dales iibsrseeongen, unb es biirfte IN
Der Solse oiefes Gbrenamt gu ben itGn'
oisen Wirben bes Sbronerbsn ooer
zines anbersn UaitsIieoes ber a6niss'
famiIie binougefiigt iperoen.
gintiinfte paren f4on felt seraumer
3eit nit Dem 2lmte ni9t msbr pers
fniipft; oafiir parsn au9 Die pfli9'
ten uno 9sfusniHe rein formelIer Dirt.
Der 2oro Daroein mar tnbeHen I'm
9enuffe elmer 4mistpobnuns. bes an
Der Siioofttiiite gelesenen SdloHes
WaImsr. Do6 au9 Der @orSus. bis'
fen oIten, bon 5sinri9 VIII. als Sort
uno &iiitsnfdub erbauten Steintaitsn
betpobnsn gu biirfen. batte feline S9dt'
tenfeiten. Ginmal mar es Elm toitfpie'
Iiass 0ersniisen. 70 baB nur re4t
rei9e 2eute iid Der Gbre. ous S6lob
als 3oro Daroein belpobnsn gu oiirs
fen, freuen fonnten, uno oann Ioll
S6lob Walmsr aud ein unseiunber
@ufentbalt sepeIen fetn. Die Sbats
fade, odb 9abp Guraon bor siniser
3eit bort bebentli1 erfrantt uno nod
ouf Dem &rantenbett aus Dem S9lob
ousgeSosen mar, psrunlabte S0nis
@oudro iiinsit gu elmer OeularsSns
fpettioH. Die in Dem 8efdluB reiultirte.
S9lob Walmer als WpbnftGtte ein>
eehen gu luFen, Dem 9ublitum oagegen
oIs 6iitoriI6e geIu6sitGtte gu Offnen
uno ben sbrOnsrhsn gum aOrb Ddrs
oein gu ernsnnen.
Wobl 500 Sabre lang naren Die
flint SGfen-oie Ginque ports. ipie iis
beute nod in altem nbrmGnniI9en
Trdn56iiid bsiben-Suitinss, Roms
nep, Sptbe, Toper unb Sanbpid,
lposu ipGter Die .alten Stdote" Dins
6elIed uno GDe binsutamen, Die 9eim'
ItGtte Der ensliiHen 6lotte. 0enn linen
fiel Die 9epa9uns Der fir fremOe
9anoun9 5usGnsli6en aiiftenitrede
uno ole geT6aFfung Der fir 8rieefiibs
rung CUR See uno 9ef0rberung BON
arisgspolt fir ben 9anotriss in Teins
besldnb nUtbisen Sdiffe gu. Der
2oro Wdrbein mar oamals eine Qlrt
9robdomiraI.
aouis @ouaro l., Der erDbte plans
tdeenet, mar 1266-67 2oro 8droein.
prins Seins, Salftaffs Skinner un6
aumpan, betlsi6ete, ebe er R6nia Seins
rid V. bieb. nm 1869 Die StsIls.
Sumpbrep 9ersoa bon GIoueefter, ben
iis ben suten Ssr5og 9umpbrsp nanns
ten uno Den Die Radpelt aIs 50roerer
oes gelebrten untsrrt9ts ebrt, mar
9oro War6sin, fpie au9 Der f6limme
@Ioueeitsr, Den man ola Ri9arb III.
tennt uno na9 ibm fpdtsr nod 5eins
rid VIII. uno Sdmes 5ersog BON
gort. Der Elm gutter Jlottenorsdniiator,
aber elm unfGbiaer S0uig mar unb ala
Satob ii. Der lebte Wonar9 aus oem
Saufe Stuart ipuroe uno 4rone unb
Rei9 sinbiibte.
Hah Seinri6 VIII. perIor Die
@tsIIe 0es aorS @drbein Of TIE ginque
ports NIT ben Sdfen feIbit-pon Do
Der etpd abgsTeben-dllmdlig Die
friibere 8eoeutuns fir ben Seetrisg.
Die brsi IeBten Srdesr Der StelIe.
2oro 0uffsrin, 2Orb SaIisburp uno
2oro GurSon iino tur5 matchmaker
sefolgt, unb nit Dem Sbronerben tritt
nun Dieoer ods olte Sertommen in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06

an Sapan ipurben Iebtss Sohr
BAG, $50 GbebHnbniTe ssf8loHen unb
unisr ben ReuSermSblten bsfanb fi6
nt4t sine Hralit. bic dlses aIs %
aohre mar.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-30
locAl Ano 1EaSosAl sve0S.
Trade with II q Todd

AfouC WIN H. VI lOuu-
For SALE-Three seated carriage;
second hand. Inquire of w. E.
Roop.
/ Miss Kate Harmon, of Oneida, Ill.,.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. ]. H.
Rapp.
4 WANTED Railroad ticket to any
point in Indiana. Address Rox 34l.
La Junta.
Mrs. H. A. Baker and children
have been visiting frienAs in Las
Animas this week.
G. 5. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. S5l black;
night phone. TBS red.
Mrs. John Turner and son return
ed Tuesday from an extended witt
with relatives in Canada.
Ernest Round. Of Hiawatha. Kan.
was the guest of his uncle. G. B.
Round. several days this week.
WANTED-Partner in growing
hardware. buggy and impement
business in La Junta. Address Box
663.
A marriage license was issued
last Wednesday to William B. Ins-
keep. Of Eldorado. Kan. and Zelda
B. Mccartney. Of La Junta.
J. N. Strong. the express messen-
ger. bought one Of w. F. Warren's
houses on Cimarron avenue th6
week. The consideration wo
81 800.
r. A. Eddleman has been attsnd-
ing the pumpkin reunion at the
Bent county fair in Las Animas thu
week and renewing his scquaintance
with Old-timers.
Cooper and Hopper. the bee men,
are down from Aanzanola for the
winter. George Cooper he's accept
ID his old position Of peddling
prunes At ROop's grocery.
George Engeland. the tonsorialist
Of Fowler. was q La Junta visitor.
wednesday and Thursday. Mr.
Engeland left yesterday morning
for Dossey. N. NJ, for IN extsnded
whit.
John H. Gates bought the resi-
dence property Of Mn. J. H. Rip
pey. better known a. the Updike
property, on Belleview avenue, this
week. The consideration was
e. 800.
Misses Olive and Nellie Burton. of
Sterling. Kan. sisters Of Mrs. Hor
ace Baker. arrived in Ii Junta last
Monday from Denver. stopping over
for few days WHIT while on their
way home.
Chalmers Hill left Friday morn
ing for Chicago. He goes to attend
Rush Medical College. Mr.. Hill is
. graduate Of our high school and
of the State University 1t Boulder,
where he took his first two years in
medicine.
win A. Lewis he's received an APP
pointment to one Of the best reeu-
lar runs in the Railway postal ser
vice in the state-between Denver
and Canon City. Mr.. Lewis has
only been in tie service a short
time. and tie appointment is testi-
monial to hb efficiency.
J. B. Braidwood, florist. of Colo
r.d0 Spring., was . Ii Junta visitor
several days tlsis week. looking over
tAe territory hersabouts - a field
for the development Of his business.
Mr. Bs.idwoo1 has thirty -four
greenhouses and twelve acres in
shrubs at COLORADO Springs.
ns last car Of csntaloopes was
shipped from Las Animas last Tues
day, making ninety-one cars shipped
from there this seasoa. The prices
were high 1t the beginning of the
se.sOn. and held up pretty well un-
I'll the last two weeks. The growers
will make 20. go from this seasons
output. LM Animas shipped the
hrst cantaIospes b. express and by
carload, and closed the season by
shipping tie last in the Valley.
/ he school enrullment at the
psesent tine j. tAe highest in the
histssy a our p1blie schools, being
-, iae3uding the high school, and
svsnty-eight more Tim lest year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11
pnkhams VSetae Compound Nomans Remedy for Nomans His
LIGHTS IN LITERATURE.

The first volume of the unpublished
writings Of the late Theodore Mommsen
has been prepared for publication by
Prof Otto Hersenheld. the literary ex-
ecutor Of the deceased historian.
Rider Haggard is best known In
America as a writer Of startling roman
ces. but In his own counS-y he is recog-
nized as an earnest student Of the great
problem OF the poor. For years the au-
thor has been laboring for the develop
ment Of the agricultural side Of English
life as a means Of relieving the longest
cd conditions OF large cities.
Anthony Hope. the British novelist
and playwright. was educated for the
law but says himself in his droll way
that he failed to make living at his
profession and had 10 turn 70 writing in
self defense He declares that in all his
life of AZ years there has not come one
incident that is worth telling-he has
just lived 1.-THE average life of an Eng
lish gentleman"
IL will probably seem strange TO some
that John Hay in his later life was in
clined TO be rather ashamed OF Little
Brooches" and Jim Bludso." the two OF
his poems that have always been the
most widely quoted. Similarly James
Russell Lowell was rather ashamed in
his declining years OF the "Bigelow Pa
pers." which many regard as his most
original and effective work. and Minis
ter Phelps never liked TO be quoted as
the author OF that immortal poem about
Essex Junction.
William Dean Howells has some en-
couraging words TO say TO young as
pirants for literary honors. There Is
room for a good story Of any kind. be
said. recently Although an editor
governs his judgment by what his read
ers have liked before. often rejecting
something they would like much better
no good thing In a story ever remains
unpublished Some one will read it, feel
its truth and print 1t If il is true" Bu'
he goes on with word Of advice. Il dc
not believe anyone can write a novel
with rare exceptions. until he has lived
at least IS years in experience of tbs
world"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

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