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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
WINNIPEG FAIR BOARD ORGANIZES
Special to The Journal II

Winnipeg, Man., March 24-The Win
nipeg exhibition board met last evening
for organizati ton purposes. 1t was de-
cided that the chairman of the different
committees perform the general managers
work, in view Of F. w. Heubach's resig-
nation, the various departments being re-
lated thru a secretary treasurer. r. J.
Hughes, the present accountant, will like
~ be secretary. f. w. Drewry Is presi-
dent and Heubach chairman of the at
traction committee. ~ Is g..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24

'otect yourself against both sun
summer.
Ladies 26-inch black union taffeta
umhsellas, with case and tassel,
in large assortment Of fancy
and natural handles, at 500.
April with her showers is just
ahead. Prepare for them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24

$25-Portland, Seattle, Tacoma-$25.
On sale by. the Northern Pacific Rail
way daily until May 10th. Cor
respondingly cheap rates to points in
Montana, Idaho, Eastern and Central
Washington. City Ticket Office, 10
Nicollet House Block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
Take Care Of Your Eyes

Sight is priceless Don't fail to heed the first warning OF
coming eye trouble may be headache after reading sewing
may appear before the The eyes feel strained
may water These Of natures danger signals Con
suit Mr. Dowd No charge for glasses unless salts
factoriy fitted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20


ry'hg on 'ne '''ilv o"''' e''" ~" J..
,,.,,. a',, =" har .or f.,or,,es heing E.ats and
Shelley from whom she often reads
fo the Younger children bv the hour
I'm addition TO all these accomplish.
mepts Miss Roosevelt is said to be "a
good Judge OF fast horses. having won
money by picking two winners ln Que
dav She has had several pet snakes
i'm her brief career. one green one hav.
ing been ana especial favorite a girl
who likes poetrv and snakes. who does
fancy dancing md portrait painting.
Who goes down in submarines and
dives in street dress. who is "a sleight
of hand performer. wit and story
Teller and "A brilliant social entertainer.
* worthy of notice even il she were
NOT 9, nresident's daughter
Miss Roosevelt IS evidently becoming
used fo tbe white light. When a
vonna man shaved her the morning pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

marGabe tnut the daughter Of the
White House remembers "a plain AMER
jean whom She encountered in Califor-
MIA. yet he is more wonderful than all
OF them lie IS Luther Burbank the
wizard who has practically created a
new world OF fruit when asked as 30
his opinion Of the presidents daughter
+. Mr. Burbank replied
She is just a charming girl, and
am delighted with her.
At the same time a grizzled veteran
bore this witness.
'She IS an right There are 10 airs
and graccs about her. no himham. I
guess the president is proud Of her I'd
Ike her TO he my daughter"
Perhaps it is not Just the thing to
give away a woinan's age, but Alice
Roosevelt was twenty-one the 9th Of
last February Congressman Long
worth, whom gossip is trying SO hard
to have her marry. is much her senior.
Tie belongs 10 a family that has been
/ prominent since before the Revolu-
] tion. He is several times a millionaire
and besides Is something Of social
/ Hon. J. A. EDGEltTON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

mounled riding whip as a prize for pro
hcicncg ln tile saddle Tile whip was
10 20 either 20 Miss Alice or her broth.
er Tod and should be- awarded TO the
one that showed the greatest advance.
ment JOB given time is worthy OF
note that the daughter won the prize
Nor was this The only result The air
Of weariuess disappeared and there
was a gain of fifteen pounds in weight
It Will be remembered that in bis boy
hood President Roosevelt himself was
quite delicate The strenuous life in
the open was chosen deliberately to
improve his health SO the daughier
has followed ia her fathers footsteps
III more ways than one
For example. there is the matter OF
hats An artist once painted Miss
Roosevelt in a hat aoout three years
out of style. That artist wanted pic.
ture aud was wise to human nature,
especially Of the feminine variety. Like
her mother. the young lady was aversc
10 photographs. had none since she was
eleven and refused TO have one So this
particular artist sent in the picture
with the bat three years old adding
the cheerful assurance that he would
rather have photograph. but " he
could not get one would use the sketch
antiquated headpiece aud all A family
council was called, aud the daughter OF
the house decided that the picture mus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

not be published The president de
INJURED at This lie asked II the tace
was not fair likeness No objection
TO the face was developed But Oh
.hat hnt
"ls il really so importantf pleaded
Mr. Roosevelt
IL should think" responded the
daughter "that you would be the last
to question the utility of the proper hat
ia ONES career"
This was evidently stab at the "a
nous cowboy chapeau, So the laugh
was on the president Miss Roosevelt
went at once TO "a photographers
hit a Bullseye Three Times Out Of Five.
Then there is tie matter OF shooting
Is IS not on record That the daughter
OF her father slaushters bears and
wildcats like some of the SONS of the
house But She can hit mark IL
was at Couev Island uiat. after seeing
everything that was to be- seen shak-
ing hands with some Fiiipmos whom
She had encountered az the ST Louis
exposition aud having. as She express.
ssd it THE time OF her ne Miss Roose.
volt stopped at Wild West shooting
gallery. seized gun and hIt the bulls
\ eve three times ont of i've.
"Waal Miss Roosevelt you can sEool
some said the owner OF The gallery
Il knew yonr fathor out west
docs he shoot any better than
dog was the girls laughing response
But the Wild weslerner was wise In his
generation and sidestepped the ques
ton
Here IS another quite RooseveltiaI
oscnpude During the "trip 10 Manila thi
girl dared her escort to leap dressed
as they were into the swimming poo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

Many cJthrie Readers Have Heard il
and Prohted Thereby.

Good news travels fast" end The
thousands Of hac back sufferers in
luhrie arc clad 20 learu that PROMPT
rciof is wirhin their reach Mauv "a
lairc veae and aching back is no
more. thanks to roans kidney pfs
DIN citizens are telling the good news
i theis experience with re Gle
0aakcr remedy Here is an oxamnle
worth reading
charles Nol. 2f Alexsudra Wood
wagd county. @ r.. writes. Il can.
hot thank you enough Tor the reie.
fo0rd in the uso " poan's Kianoy
pius think they are the greatest
kidney cure A. the world. They wori
,ary quickly Afl- too. the hrsi
ao4a could feel them working, an,
haze found that they Quickly reeu
latea lhe stcretions from my kidney.
which had bneii much ont Of order
aia feeling icss better and can sleel
wen az night am farmer arf
fneeit loues from the nearest dru
store. and J have the greatest faith =
noans lOcnv Pills and keep mysel
supplied with them an the time.
have aavcrlised thsia al over th'
country amongst my friends
Plenty more prpof like this frou
Guthrie seople Cali az n. Wa
aces drug slo'o aud ask what by
cussomess seport.
FOR sale by an dealers Price D
cents Fosief-Alilm IN Co. Buffalo. \
r.. sole agents Tor The Emitted states
Remember The rame-Dcaas-an
take 10 other,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20
Her Progress n Che
Philippines d Irlnmphal March
wN RlNCEss ALICE" thc orien
tabs called The daughter Of the (

"E-A RlNCESS ALICE" the orien
tabs called The dauehter Of the
president during her trip
through The far east Now.
wc Americans are not mech given to
the 'prin-ess1 mauH but we have a
worry lively appreciation Of Miss Roose-
welt for the rcsson chat She has shown
herself a sweet full blooded and pi-
auant type OF American womanhood.
That iu our eyes IS better than being
a princess or duchess or what not
It is doubtful If any young woman
IN the history Of the world ever had SO
many and varied experiences aud such
donors showered upon her as have fail
en- 10 the LOT Of Miss Roosevelt Ia her
own iand she has travelled much and
has been a popular aud social favorite
wherever She has gone. IN Porto Rico
she was showpred with attentions
unique in the history Of the island In
Hawaii she was received with the pop
ular acclaim which aforetime was be-
slowed on the queens In the Philip
pines her progress was like triumph
al march. In Japan she received not
only royal attentions. but was given a
popular ovation of "banzals" such rs
the people of Nippon never before gave
woman IN China she was received
by the empress dowager and to cap
all she was offered the hand and the
heart Of the rcdoubtable sultan of Sulu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

Aftcr an this old world homage Ike a
good. sensible girl she comes home TO
marry plain American, if Dame Ru.
NOR Is to be- trusted ghc fortunate man
being Congressman Nicholas Long
worth of Cincinnati
We are fairly familiar with the son
Of his father" la this land of the free,
but the "dauglter OF her father has
uot been brought So much 10 our at.
tentiou. III MISS Roosevelt Is a fair
sample OF such daughters we want TO
hear more OF them. LEI us know a
tribe less of the masculine offspring Of
greatness aud more OF the feminine.
The change IS "a relief II Is too fire.
quently the case that where Young men
are proud of their fathers the fathers
have no apparent reason for being
proud or the young men. There should
/ be reciprocity in thar sort Of business.
Perhaps 1t IS a fact as so often claim
ed. that boys resemble their mothers
and girls thelr fathers AZ any rate.
Alice Roosevelt ls her fathers daugh.
ter. II is related that one of Che
Kuickerbockcrs after seeing the zesi
with which She danced. remarked "a
bis languid way "Rah Joye' How
srwenuous She Is q. chip of the Old
blocks
She Won the Prize.
II was notaiways 50. Inst after hen
debut the daughter Of The white Hous'
did not appear particularly strong Sh'
was tut slip OF a GIRL aud her friend'
Observer with concera that she tires
easily u was then that tie presiden
lnteryened. Tie advised athletics api
outdoor exercises especially riding
/ The present OF fine horse accompa
, nied The advice. also the oner Of gol,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

Perhaps the best service rendered th'
cause 81 joint statehood was that by ths
chllhora Press Clipping bpreau al
Guthrie iii conpiing Tor use the edi.
torl comments and news ciippina
showing way .ao two territories snoue
49, admitted 70 statehood Chairman
Jones Offered prize FOR inc best coi'
lection q arguments nnd slaiislica ane
a. ibiS competition ihe Oklahoma Press
clipping Dernau aaa easily hrst Hueko-
81 Foo1a|r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

e-Isntre-Family Baby Grandmother Chill Tonic
The tasteess and acceptable form of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic makes it adaptable the youngest infant
delicate female while its superior strength in eliminating
and tonic properties makes it equally effective for the
adult OF robust constitution
Dives Out Malaria and Builds Up the System
SOLD by an dealers for 27 years. Price SO cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

erected aboard ship Some versions OF
the story say the escort in question
was Congressman Longworth. while
others aver that it was Il certain Unit
ed states senator. name withheld.
whoever It was. the man hcsitated.
Possibly he did not wish TO see the
dainty white waist and cream skirt Of
his companion ruined. Then he may
have had some compunctlons about his
own suit. At any rate, he waited too
long.
"Wen. II you don't dare | do" fash
ed tie daughter OF her father, and into
the tank she leaned. r.e man follow
ed aud helped get her back on deck.
The whole world gasped when the
president went down in submarine.
but very few knew that his daring
daughter had preceded him in such a
feat by two years having gone to the
bottom of Narragansett bay in the
Moecasiu She was the only woman at
that time who had ever descended in
such a craft
Doesn't Understand Like Mother.
Miss Alice's mother died IN giving
birth 10 the daughter bus the present
Mrs. Roosevelt has been as much a
mother 10 the sirl as her own could
possibly have been, The following lit
tie anecdote prettlly illustrates this:
Her teacher al school had been in.
quirng for AIRS. l,oosevh who was
in. aud Alice answercd plaintively:
"She isn't much better yet, Yes, it's
pretty hard Papa stays at bone most
an the tmc, you see. and that makes
it dreadfully inconvenient"
"Why. how is thatF
"Oh don't you sees He doesn't I'M
derstand like mamma When mamma
tells me to be at home at 4 O'Clock aud
/ get there at fAlt pa5i she ander
stands, but when lapa SAYS and get
there at even quarter past he doesn't
understand az all
/ Here is another childhood story that
indicates at least wish to be Kind
hearted When walking in the part
one day Alice. then child, sought t'
comfort "a little boy who was scream
ing nd hownng because his toy bal
] loon udl Apt hNdA AhA Nia"llN"'N' "
amid the clouds patting him ~ th'
back she said in comforting tone:
Never mind about your balloon. lit
tie boy. II has gone 10 heaven. an,
when you die YOU will get il again >
The daughter Of the White House I
versatile ia her accomplishments. Sh
| plays and sings as well as most younl
ladies Of her age, is more than TAI
portrait and landscape painter IS
nrst class horsewoman. dances we
and enthusiastically and is even sah
To rcgale her girl friends with fame
dancing and athletic feats of a hig
and artistic order TO cap all, she
sleight Of hand performer of NOR
than amateur ability. In tricks tina
require hat she uses her father
cowboy s0mbrero. She speaks sewers
languages being especially prohcier
n German When Mrs Roosevelt wa
entertaining some German naval of
GERS the daughter of the house arouse
their surprise and enthusiasm by ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

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ASK your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

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hols sores. tettor eczema and an skin
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ins itching and proiruding piles, STOPS
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r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

Caily Leader 10 cents a week deIiv'
ared every day except Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
PERSONAL


\. a. Chapman Is here from Bavid
T.. e.. Brown Of Davis is in The city.
Frank Jones of Duncan is IN Che
city.
D II Linebaugh Of AtoEa is in the
j. W. Johnson is in the city from
Milo.
r. \ Gregory of IT. Worth is in
the city.
r. s Wells was down from Olilaho-
ma City yesterday.
Louis Means OF Cornish was visi.
tor yesterday
b. w Williams OF Bennington was
here last night.
Joe Simpson of DaiIas Is a visitor
to the city
JOS NJ white of Louisville was In
the city today
J. l.. Bell of Oklahoma City was in
town Yesterday.
Mrs. !. c. Washington and son were
IN the city yesterday.
Mrs Joe y Taylor of Thackcrvilt
is the zueat Of friends in the city.
l.. y Anderson and J. B. Spngins
went north ON the Santa Fc today.
&. ID. Clark Of Whitcsboro is iu the
city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. sell
yidF'
Mrs. r. X. Kcarncv and Mrs. =. p.
Ncanoy have gone co. San Antonio,
revas. to visit with relatives.
Roht Clements advance agent for
the Pawuee Bill wild West show is
here billing the town for that shows
appearance here on the 18th OF next
month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS.
Will Usher in Their New Year Friday
E..nair.,, EnIInA.nd H.. Nn.,a " Il,rIIr.

Will Usher in Their New Year Friday
Evening Followed by Yom kippur.
At sundown Friday evening Sept,m-
Der %. the Jewish New Year viii com
mence and the Jews of the city will
lay aside avCcation and ucvote him.
self and all his household to the cele.
bration Of the jewish holidays, begin
ming with the feast of The New Year
on Sunday The New Year will be the
ycar l6G6. according 20 tre Moslac
reckoning, which began with the be
ginning Of man in the garden OF Eden.
The coming week is merely pre-
paratory and the real celebration Of
the New Year does not begin until The
feast of Rash Hoshuno. The New
Year is introduced by the feast of
Rash Hoshuno from sundown on the
29th uf Sept. to sundOwn on the 3Oth.
The next solemn duty Of the peo-
pie Of Israel is the observance of the
fast. of Yom Kippur. which occurs
ten days later At o'clock on the
day previous the Jewish people will
assemble in the place of worship an
viii remain there continuously
praying and abstaining from food ana
water, until g o'clock on the evening
Of the succeeding day
Services will be held i'm The Knights
Of Pythias hall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
BIG REPUBLICAN POW WOW.
viii Have Record Breaking Meeting
and Rally Tomorrow Night.

viii Have a Record Breaking Meeting
and Rally Tomorrow Night.
Preparations have been completed
for the Republican meeting tomorrow
evening under the auspices of he
Lincoln Republican club and indica-
tions are that the court house will be
packed with an immense crowd.
There will be present leading Re.
publicans from The Chickasaw nation
and &c is likely that the meeting Will
bc something of an overflow Extra
chairs win be provided to accomo-
date the people. The mere announce
mcnt that Hon j. w. Ownby United
States District Attorney would ad-
dress the asscmblagc. was sufficient
to arouse a great deal of interest ana
MIR. Ownby will be the chief orator
of the occasion II Is unlikely that
Gov. Barnes will be able to reach Ard
more on account of sickness in his fam
lily. The governor stated in a letter
that he would be glad to accept the
invitation. but was preparing to leave
for the east. having been summoned
there by the Illness of a member on
his family.
Judge Ownby will reach Ardmore
tomorrow noon and will be met by
the reception committee and escorted
TO a hotel. He will probably be enter.
tanned at the lake together with other
lhinng lights.
Hon. Frank Greer of Guthrie, VII.
also address the meeting.
The entertainment committee an
nouncs that It has completed prepar
ations for the entertainment OF these
distinguished speakers and citizens.
II is planned to give a luncheon
after the meeting.
Judge Ownby, who is well known
In Ardmore, has many friends here
and no doubt will be shown many
courtesies during his stay in the city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
Knights Of Pythias at Marietta.

Marietta, l. r., Sept. 2G.-(Special.)
The knights of Pythias held their
district convention here last evening
The visiting teams were from Davis.
Wynnewood. Ardmore and Lindsay A
large program was rendered. The ad.
dress of welcome was delivered by
Prof. NJ. f. Moore and was responded
to by S. II, Davis, who was followed
by d. n. Linebaugh, Grand Chancel.
lor of Indian Territory. A banquet
was rendered the visitors last night
and all report having had a most en-
joyable occasion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
New Auto's.

NO sir, Ardmore amt behind the
times" said on old timer who had
been TO the post Office. and on return
ing had his way blocked by string
Of new automobiles, which were
drawn from the freight depot this
morning and stored in. the old fire hall
building. Did you see the automo-
biles9" Look at the automobiles.
"Gee but amt they beauties These
We're fmong the expressions heard as
the people passed by the machines.
The complimentary remarks were oc.
casioned by the fact that lovers of
automobiles were greatly pleased with
he new machines which were brought
here by w. \. Edwards and they Will
be placed upon the market
The machines are Of The Olds make
ana are up to date in every way. In
point Of beauty they can hardly be
surpassed by automobiles in the
Southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
Teachers and chickasawa


TlshOmlnEO, 7. 7, Sept. %. I9Oj.
Teachers in Chickasaw nation ex-
pecting to collect from the govern
ment tuition for Choctaw pupils, must
first obtain from the supervisor per-
mission to do so. This should be done
as soon as any such pupils enter the
schools, otherwise IL may be too late
as some teachers have already learn
ed. GEO, BECK, School Supervisor,
Chickasaw nation.
Papers in Chickasaw nation please
copy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
DICK Mctlsn TALKS STATEHOOD.
An Avowed Single state Man Expects
Territorial Government First

An Avowed Single State Man Expects
Territorial Government First.
. non. Richard Mclish of Viola is i'm
the city today TO q representative
Of the ArdmOreito he talked freely
concerning the prospects for statehood
and he declared that the movement
begun at MuskOgcC would probably
result ,u defeating the purposes OF
the single statehood men. Mr.. Mclist
4. Of the opinion that In the constitu-
tiOn election larger vote will be
pollod than is anticipated. housands,
he ssid. are anxious to vote, and ot
this vote he believes that the major.
ity would cast their ballot i'm favor of
the constitution tie thinks that the
separate movement will spread and
grow 10 such proportions. as result
Of the vigorous campaign, that Is be-
ing made, that the Joint Stockholders
VIII be- compelled TO take steps to
countvract the movement
Personally Mr. McIish Is an aNowed
single statehood man. believing that
union with oklahoma viii be the bcsr
pos i.bln thing for the people of both
territories He. however does not loo
for statehood legislation al the hands
Of congress- this winter attributmg
The tuilu'c to the activity of the sep.
crate statehood men who are usiug
their influence to prevent the creation
of one state.
Mr. dcIish sand that rg did not
think 'iuf two states are possible and
he believes also that the indian Tor
ritory viii hc given y territorial form
of government this winter This
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26

Or Carr. president of the Board of
Health. calls attention to the fact that
there are q number of cess pools in
the city that require the immediate at
tention OF the city. These pools, he
maintains. are conducive of sickness.
He states that cess pool near the
First Ward school house is liable to
cause feJ1r among the scholars and
that 1t should be attended to- Or
Carr urges that disenfectants be lib.
orally used.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-26
Good luck
has struck
the town

Vr. Turner Of the government asy-
lum for Indians at Canton. South Da-
kc;a, accompanied by Arthur Kyle, OF
he marshall Office, departed las,
night for that place, having in charge
~ insane Indian woman named Min
g. IeCouqte who Ias been confined
The federal prison awaiting removal
o. Canton. The woman is a monoman-
&c and her case is not altogether IN
durable.