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10 hint d granting representative
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lgEsd later By an o8cIa! rounULIca-
ton warning tho mem1erI % nc
zslnstyo against any "a. -h@r attempt
10 tha, tirectIon. The di-appointmsui
is distinct and keen II had besa
hoped the car would rise 70 the occL
sion and call n the peoples repre-
senAtiyes - 10 against bureaucr-
cy Rsfgrmera had hoped the time of
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one conce..,n, however. ~ sIs-
nidcaut Of 5et'I thlngs-the lar
freedom 10 BE- given 70 u,e prers %
carried out f. y ~ prove u Re the Il.
tering wedge Z freer goge'nmenr
n ALL intro sc, the powerful factor
% public opluiJn When ,har "hsFcs
white ligr' Joafs upon the throne
Russia will become ar-lculate. The
newspapers viii voice in larger yol.
ume the demand that has been hushe1
~ tyrannous censors.
Light is really breaking In darke 4.
Russia The war with Japan which r.
costing the plain people 50 much
blood and treasure, has fOstercd IL
them a great and growing discomfort
And tho manifestations Of this un.
rest has driven the autocracy to make
Bomo decent effort for the general
welfare OF the people. The people are
bt ginning 10 demand that for viii,
they formerly begged The once in.
crt mass OF humanity is moving, and
having put itself into motion, there
viii be no stopping this side of rep
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

Tha Es- Yorx I@qSor Dealers AZ
tociAtlOn ffaEkIy admits hat az. ~
ras sIven1et IL entertaining he lss.
islAtars q uh1 stA,e. Eyi1slily ne
iss0 York ass4nbiy IA cOnpOssd %
III "a rolisrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

TIE fzct that ssVeTzl policemen,
we're injured 10 IN oI SeE YORK
bAnk sse-aE 10 soO- that ths Deo2.s
wanted As.r esDos.ts IL round figures
ssd al %; care Tor cop1ers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

Tho application TO organize the AT.
kansas Valley National Bank OF Brok-
en- Arrow mas been approved The
bank will have a capital stock or
5000.
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SPECIAL cLusslso oEFER!

TIE T~!csz-Wsez ReYu5-c Q; =
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per IL tie county, az FARM PROG
REss. Americans leading agT.czl;c..
a. and hone monthly, z!u os SCI. %
any zctress-or 70 seczrste addresses.
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THE TWICE-A-WEEK REPCBi-D
Tor nearly a century has earned and
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departments are edited By eXper-s
and It's artists and contributors ara
among the best in the country. Il ~
published every Tuesday and rhurs
day-elght pages each issue-slIteen
pages a week
FARM PROGRESS, Issued on the
first Thursday Of every month, con-
tains sixteen or more full. standar /
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to-date farm literature. and special d.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

ms CeornA oo.lOl planter have
Asresd 70 rs5u1s cot;ol acreage q
ler co, ThIs is yots better al isss
aefAss.e than banning the s,Ap.s-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris.
tian church will meet with Mrs. w. ..
Duston. Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock MRS. MATTE READ, Sec.
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We want you 70 try some Of our eY.
ira good cigars We never fail ~
please critical smokers.
RANSEY'S DRUG STORE
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Tailored silk underskirts and also
with skirts made 20 order az Miss
Coillns 1873
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Women enjoy being happily married
almost as much as they do weeping
novel
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EOTE-Ii you want only the Twice
a.Week Republic the price IS CSC a
year. The price Of Farm Progress
alone IA l0c year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

Indian Territory. Coubty Of Pfckens, IS;
!, c. L. Anderson. cashier OF the above
nsmed bank. do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement L. true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
c.. L. ANDERSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
ttb Jay % Jan 1905.
AsRcrs BRiouT.
Notary Public.
C0rroct-Attest:
n. r. FHgssLEy
9. 8. hAuPts,
l.. p. AHpRRsoN
Directors.
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Or. /. v. BROWN,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Residence Phone 2s6
ORce-Coleman Bros Drug Store.
Phone 265.
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Cold Drinks.

Cold Drinks
We still sell the cold drinks that
have made our fountain famous.
1873 JULIUS KAHN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

There is mo- good reason why in5ur
nnce Of tho man who does not burn
klB cotton should be cancelled because
somebody else does. An itcm from
New Orleans reads hat Insurance
companies w1',h baye placed insur-
anco on cotton 10 warehouses through.
out tho south are SAID 10 nave can.
colled all policies on cotton In dis
tricts where the staple has been burn
ed. even In tho 'mi'l lest quantities.
In districts whera me farmers have
met and discusseJ the burning OF
cotton aa means of raising prices,
insurance policies have been raise
about so por cent II 10 understood on
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
that there Is an agreement among
tho insurance companies, or at least
an understanding. to tho effect that
all of the companies will aid In the
matter in the same manner. In case
there has been any such agreement TO
Visit the sins Of the burner upon tho
man who does not stand by the torch,
then Il Is time for the holders OF cot.
tom 10 nnd them some new insurance
oompaniea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-16

N.,I, .. ....'. i-m tha'
GOV Da.s III Ar.au.al recommends
spm, aa,..4s chan lu eHst.nF
laws Hr declares .lat r' lssisiaJt-
bDdy mlst paas what .b known as 'Ac
King anu,rla, bil which he sta ss
will bar from trlHsactiug business r
Arkansas any co-poratloL that So .
ncmbcr OF a pool. trust combination
- argeomeut aayHhu,, On earth ip
show just how utterly 7reposterou.
and 'rron. tent aI uh.s is. tne Ao!t.
crs of cotton thr0ugnou, Arkansas
and tho south were bury organizing
corporation, unions and companic7.
as means Of controlling the produ :
tlon and price of tho staple, the ye'y
time tho governor Of Arkansas was de-
liycrlue This blr. windy message
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ArdmOrD National Bank, First National Bank

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RESOURCES

Loans and discounts 49, d 10 .l
Cverdrafts secured aad unsecured : - q
Z. :. bonds 20 secure circr latiOn 81 90 w.
Premiums on L. :. bonds zSS .
Banking hO1se. iurnit1fs and IN
tures s............ ....................... 100 g
Due from ustlonsI bAnks rot re-
serve agents sIs. 5s
Due fHurl state ba-Ea and bankers fs5l d.
Due from approved reserve agents "A - "a
Checks and othrr cash Items = -
Sotes % other national banks 100 o.
Fractional paper currency ,nickeI-
and cents . ......... e.
LavyrL MosEY REsEEyb ~ BaSN. Via.
specie ~ -
Lexal.tender Notes - i't5 ~ I5s-- "
Redemption fund with Z : T-sas-
ures per cent. % circulation 500 ~
TOTAL Ysr - =
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Director.
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Ladies Wraps, Mems and Boys Overcoats

Everyone reputation selling fitting
garments Admore We
made and beautifully fitting which will
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08

Rose Belle Vance IS Elijah Vance,
divorce; alias summons ordered and
cause continued.
Emma Mayhcrry y, John Mayhcrry,
divorce: default Of defendant, evil
dcncc heard and taken under advise
mcni
Kate Barton " Frank Barton, di-
yorcc: proof of publication, default Of
defendant and cause continued.
Martha rrilchitt IS James A..
prIchiu. divorce; default OF defend.
ant, evidence heard and taken under
adyiscmcnt.
Sarah lIamlin v Jcrc lIamlin; di-
,urcc; proof of publication, default OF
defendant, evidence heard and taken
under adyiScmcnt.
Jesse Asbridgc - Fred &, A'hridgc,
divorce; proof of publication, default
of defendant, evidence heard and taken
under adyiscmcnt
Ada NJ. Farmer IS Albert Farmer
divorce, alias summons ordered and
cause continued.
Henry c. Compton vs. Virginia
Compton, divorce; so temporary
alimony allowed dcfennant, evidence
heard and taken under adViSemcnt.
Matte Swycrs vs. VIM. Swycrs, di-
vorce; proof of publication, default oi
defendant and cause continued.
Annie Dillingcr vs. James DilllnSer'
divorce: continued to next term.
Dora Sands VS. Wesley Sands, di-
yorcc: default of defendant, evidence
heard aud taken under adviScmcnt'
Dora O'Brcnnis VS. ". II. O'Btcn-
mis-, divorce; default of defendant,
evidence heard and cause continued.
Flossic Maupin vs. Robert Maupln,
divorce; proof of publicanlon, default
of defendant and cause continued,
Henry Staples VS. Stella Staples, d.
yorcc; proof of publication, default oil
defendant and cause continued.
Minnie Downe VS. Michael Downlc,
divorce; default, of defendant, evidence
heard aud taken under adviscmcnt.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
CIRCUIT COURT.

Court will adjourn to-day. The
following disposition Of cases ha, hcrr
made the past week
Miner, " Merchant, Bank " Noah
+, IIawn, appeal; dismissed at cost OF
plaintiff.
j, b. Bycrs VS. Union Lead Com.
pany, damages; continued upon ap.
pllcation Of defendant aud at its cost.
W. s. Whitlock IS j. l.. Morris ct
nj, damages; continued to next rcgu-
lar term.
W. I. Halle V Richard Blankcu-
ship, account; continued by con Sent
TO nest term.
II. j. CantwclI ct al VS. Columbia
Lead Company, Injunction; venue
changed To Iron county on applica-
ton Of defendants.
T. II d. Lester vs. c. +. F. Wcr.
dcr'z, title; proof of publication and
cause continued
Parlin Il Orcndori vs. Henry Adj.
klns, account; trial by court aud
judgment for defendant.
Emma Dalton vs. Charles j. Sutton,
titlc continued TO next regular term.
Milton Hawkins vs. st. l.. !. NJ. &
5. Ry., damages; continued by con.
sent to next term.
Chris McIntirc VS. Minnie AlcIntire,
divorce; default Of defendant, evidence
heard and taken under advisemcnt,
Nancy Heart vs. William ID. Heart,
divorce; default of defendant taken,
evidence heard and taken under all.
viscmcnt.
Dellie Baldridgc VS. James Bal
bridge, divorce; default of defendant
and cause continued
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
WESLEY CHAPEL ITEMS

Miss Olive Smith spent SUNDAY nj
tcrnoon with Miss Yount.
Mr. j. Il. Keith, Jr., was called lo
the bedside of his father tuesday
Mis-, Bradley has about recovered,
but Mrs. Dalton improve, very slowly.
Mi.sc, Nruic Smith and Ella Vance
visited at Hazel Run saturday and
Sunday.
Clcaryicw public school begun
Monday, Sept, with very small ru.
rollmcnt.
Miss Nadia lount was the guest of
Misses Ncttic and Marie Smith some
days ago,
Very cool weather the past week
seems that the good old winter time
is coming
Mr. j G. Mitchell aud wife OF
frcdcricklown visited At \. Il Mrkcu.
lics Thursday
The cutcrprislug fertilizer agent, j.
C. Mitchell of Frcdrrickiowu, took or
der, here Monday
MIR, Henry Wiggiu, aud children
OF ST Louis and Mrs. Babb visited ut
VIM. nallun'~ recently
rho,. Dalton aud Miss Marie en-.
tered Carleton College tuesday where
they will remain the coming term,
We are indeed sorry To note the
fact that our ncighbor and friend j.
Il. Keith, ST, is dangerously III at
thi, writing.
We Wesley Chapel people must
attend the ice cream festival AT the
Christian church at Iibrrlyyjllr the
coming saturday night, sept, D..
Lets patronilc them a, they did u.
Go and take your chest" boys, and |
will too Now expect u, Mr. "Iclx, -"
Tor we are coming.
The second annual picnic and colt
show held at viii DaItun's grove was
a Grand success and WAS attended by
many who seemed to enjoy them.
selves beyond expression. The show
OF fine stock was indispensable from
the different parts Of Southeast Mis-
souri,. All were pleased and went
home praising the show. We notice
quite number of colts changed hands
some bringing the highest market
price, it being 800 pcrhcad All sold
we'll. DREAMY EYES.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
Depository Of County /mds.
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that, in obc
licncc To an order of the Probate Court,
made at the April term of said court on
Monday, April Ist, 1905, the undersign-
ed administrators of the estate of AlOn2O
Straughan, deceased, will, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1905,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the after
noon of that day, at the south front
door of the court house, i'll the city OF
Pennington, St. Francois county, Mis-
souri,, and during the session of the
Probate Court Of said county, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
the following dcscr he'd real estate be-
longing to said estate, situate, living and
being in the county OF ST. Francois and
State OF Missouri, to.wit: Part of sur
vey No. 5o62, township 81 north, range
5 east, beginning at the northwest cor
ner Of Pleasant Rockets 5o-acre tract,
thence south dogs. west 10 chains to
southwest corner Of Frank Walston's
5O-acrc tract; thence north 50 degs.
west 3II7 chains to a stone; thence
north 7 degs east 30 chains to stone;
thence south So dogs. east 5000 chains
TO beginning, containing i22.7s acres,
more or less; less the following described
tract conveyed to Frank Walston Jan
uary II, 1877, by deed recorded in book
K at page aga, beginning at southeast
corner lot 4 of survey 3oo2 thence north
dogs. east 40 chains TO center of coun.
ty road; thence south o. dogs, west 32.i
chains along county road to south line
of said lot q; thence south 50 dogs. east
2S.A5 chains on said line to beginning,
containing 25.45 acres: said tract order
ed sold containing 81 80 acres, and being
the farm owned by the said Alonzo
Straughan at the time of his death.
Terms-Cash, or onc-half cash, and
the balance on twelve months credit ut
not less than per cent interest with
good security TO he approved by the
Probate Court.
RUTHA A. STRAUGHAN,
Sept. 9, 1905. Administrators.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
SALEM NEiGHBORH0OD

Ebert IhArt is visiting relative,
at Iroutou.
The infant son Of Mn and MI-
j f. Brewer is very -,rh
\. y boss attended to cuisines
at Ste GouryInyr the past week
Born Aug ~ 1909 to the wIt,
of 7. Il. Thomurc Of Esther, SON
Prof. konnctt Ellington com.
mcuccd his school aDNaIrm Monday
Russrl Stuughau ot Ste Gene
We've spent Sunday here with rcla.
lives.
Miss Flctta Daniels spent the
past week near Flat River with hen
parents.
Little Mamie Edwards is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs Meyer, of
near town.
Mrs. Eli Thurman and family of
st. Louis are here visiting relatives
and friends.
Prof. j, ". Hoy left Monday for
Elvins, where he commenced his
school Tuesday.
Miss Dora Hoy left Sunday foi
Esther, to be ready to commence
her school Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Rains is employed to
teach the coming term of school at
Taylor, commencing the 18th.
Mrs. o. w. Hoy spent a few
days at Esther last week with her
daughter, Mrs. r. b Thomurr.
Miss Mollic Straughan LETT Mon
day for Ste Gencvlcvc, where she
commenced her school Tuesday.
Dan Jones and sister, Miss biz
zie, and Chas Ziegler of Flat River
were guests at the Hoy home Sun
day
Mr., and Mrs. =. V. Ashburn of
near town were in this vicinity Wis
ting relatives and attending to
business.
Little OrvaI ana Mary Wood of
st. Louis are down visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Woodland.
Miss Ida Hoy returned Saturday
from Boonville, where she had
spent the past week attending the
State s. 5. Conventian.
Mesdames a. NJ. Doss and Mil
ford Ball and little son spent We'd
nesday evening with Mesdames
John Doss and j II. Johnson
Sam Cunningham and sister,
Miss Becca, spent Sunday near
Oakland as the guests of Willie
Perryman and sister, Miss Sallie.
Tuesday, August %, 1905, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Brewer entertained n
few guests in honor of their little
daughter Iva's Sth birthday. AT
noon hour a bountiful repast was
spread, to which justice could hard
~ be done. and in the afternoon
cake ice cream and watermelon
were served The guests were:
Mrs. Mary Straughan and daugh-
ter. Miss Mollie, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Thurman and little sons, Mrs. |
Jas. r.. Brewer and daughter,
Dovie, and little Minnie Lee John
son and Carrie Perryman.
OPAL. !
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08

News from Mexico says that
great volcanic upheaval threatens
the city and valley San Lucas.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
Where Belgians Lead.

Health, happiness and a long life
for the toiler are designed In Bel.
gums new laws, providing that in the
ordinary workshop each man must
have free space OF ten cubic yards
the shop must have height of three
yards and must be thoroughly yenti.
lated. Ventilating apparatus must
have capacity OF 80 cubic yards an
hour for each workman, and where
the work is unhealthful 60 cubic yards
Provision must be made for the escape
of gas on any other noxious material
or dust which may In any way affect
the health OF the workmen. Sweep.
ings and other accumulations must be
removed daily and destroyed, and
where the work Is unhealthful work.
men must change clothing In begin
ming and ceasing work. No alcoholic
stimulants are permitted In any work.
shop.
Cholera has broken out in Prus-
STA.
A labor temple was dedicated in
Seattle, Wash, on Labor Day.
Prince Louis of Battenberg will
visit New York with battleship
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
At other Places.
TEMPLETON CROKER DEAD
The EStntr VIII he Divided, Making
Trmpirt"n aud sisters Richest
Children In California.

San Francisco. Sept Charles
Templcton Croker, only son Of the
late millionaire. Col. Charles Fred
Crockcr, Is q years old, and will come
into his inheritance next week
II is estimated each OF the three
heirs will get between $4,000, 600 and
ST. coo 600, making them the richest
children in California.
Mary. the oldest, who married young
Burton Harrison, lives in New York,
while Jennie the youngest, Is stu at
school
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
YOUTH KILLS MAN FOR FUN
and Then Robbed the body
of 500.

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept, G.-Antoine
Silva Lewis slipped behind D. Loride
a stranger, and threw rock, striking
Loride on the head, killing him. Lewis
confessed the deed, saying he did 1t for
fun and did not expect to kill the
man, whom he had never seen before
and against whom he had no grlev.
ance. Lewis says after he ascertalned
he was dead he robbed him Of $l60,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
Tnrtnrn Got Worst OF II.

London, Sept. 5-The Tihis CORE
spondent OF the Times says that In the
oncouters of September /, II Cossacks,
81 Tartars and 10 Armenians were
killed and that the Cossacks and Ar
menians fought together against the
Tartars.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08
fever DOCTORS
Learn SOMETHING
They Must Report Cases or BE
Arrested and Locked
Up.
Jew ORLEANS PHYSICIANS
IN A HURRY 10 REPORT

I,rr Half the Population ri Lee
,nir, La, INV" h""n Aihi"t"d-
Mnny small Towns Along Illinois
Central In Louisiana Injected
school Opening Postponed IN
mississippi.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-08

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