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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-03

-Four hundred acres In the vicinity
Of Cowct, has been planted In poia
foes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-03

New machinery to the awrul OF
100000 is being added {. Guthrc.s
electric plant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-03

Tile standard OIL company N,stT-
day paid TO Agent FranU ~ lie
Osta, Indians S3iS,Ooo as ro ;'ty ;'s
siA months for "a blanket lease on the
Ossee Nation AMI from p1"uta rent.
als
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Mr.. and Mrs. N1cConkey

rusburE and
Mcconkey o petition husband
complaint rather unique In
MeCouksy III that his cauval
Neeanksy
persisted
Mcconky
cheerful choice body
separate distinct
recovered despite his
he concluded needed al
agreed Meconhey.
glimpse
attached
easily Meconkeya lawyer grossly
a opportunity defense
For
argument might nreoukey
rather Mcconkega
principle factor IN
be
Mcconkey.a suggestions made with
purpose
stimulate
cheat all the uHdcrtahnra
wifey soleade-une,een times daybe
o appear.
And o Of Nee onkey base uvratituae
MeConkcy.
Is greatly anHun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
School Teachers and Beaux

should public school teacher a beau'
This question be discussed a meeting
IN Wisconsin
should shef The teachers say yea
public must giyc the unesa schools 10 be
teachCrless.
Here Is the prominent teacher
shouldn't wclghty
problems for herefwhy this II
the spice and recreation which bagsug Tits Kind
posed bring. surely the privilege hers OF
chance and later draw from the matrimonial lottery prize
blank IS hardly ITSELF
for she viii settle this thing HERSELF
We hope she Will Il inaenahle right because Hhe
the thankless teaching
Is 10 be understood that her right b
aud the pursuit OF happiness.
There class OF people has bigger kick
coming than the school teachers
cattle the country pay
presides in the little school house the hin.
II fair blame getting o tho
the opportunity their WAY
And It 3 proposed 20 deprive them OF their beaux
Dou agree with the naFFow-mluded school director who
would end 10 the Innocent which teachers
nom their bS 90 join IA protesting against the contemplate
private rights personal lhertyf
$ sons which Anybody's
business Il Lady Has a Beauga
The $ moi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
we're GETTING OURS

above. The United states imported
goods TO the value OF tiiiTb0Gh0a.
which was also a record breaker.
So In this last n months we not
only sold more but bought more
than We ever did before in the same
space of time. That's going some.
Some people may hastily figure
that Il would he vastly better If We
hadn't imported a single cents
worth or foreign commodities, 80
that the whole ti.btst62,S33 would
have been ours. az the end 81 the
year Instead Of a balance Of only a
half billion dollars. lut this would
not have shadow Of political eeonz
omy In ~. and 1t would not even Be
hunluaeu In that way our foreign
customers would be exhausted ef
their resources iu a year or two and
there would be then. to pat u blunt
ly. nothing doing There IL no
chance not the remotest. of such "A
complete supremacy occurring The
fact ls. the more we have been sell
lnE the more We have been buying.
why. our imports were $4,000, 600
greater than In the former banner
year OF isag.
Now n yuu viii think over this a
bic you viii see that while We arc
not setting the earth. we are getting
our share af Il. and then "a little.
Let's 90 the conservatory then.
far that bunch Of blossoms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

an uneasy expression In them. de-
sired to be called early.
lie summoned his wife. coarse
looking woman. and told her 90
bring me "a lamp. noticed when
she conducted mo 10 my room that
her hand waH treNtiins and her
voice seemed thick as she babe me
good night
My bedroom Was a long low one.
with old furniture. quaint carved
chairs and a huge four post bed
stead There were no locks 10 the
door aud the bolts we're rusty and
broken. 30 I could only put tho latch
down I was. naturally. not pleased
with the place aud was ON tho point
of realgninE the room. but aH I wnH
somewhat weary I did not DO 30
and. furthermore a. the night was
wet and windy aud the sky inky
black. I did not wish 10 venture out
side
tried % 20 10 sleep. but. try as
| might ! could not do 10. and there
lay. listening to the tapping Of
tho Ivy loaYea against tho winduw
and thinking Of the dark and evil
look In tho landlords eyes
suddenly after some time had
ELAPSED. ! started up In bod. for I
heard something or someone climb
ms up the Ivy to my window win
Wildly pnlpitailnE heart aud strain
lus eyes listened
All al once a thought struck me
aud rose. hastily smoothing the
bed clothes a. though NO one had
slept Ia the bed I had scarcely done
30 and rrcpt Ia under the bel. when
the window wa raised and "a man
softly entered ! heard him muttoH
To himself YEARLY, as though IA
tigued. then he got into the bed.
drew tho Cuvefisa over him. aud ia
IA few minutes ! heard him snoring
You can readily imagine how
Pleasant felt. and the man had
my money bag under his pill
low. too. What should do7
Thoughts OF my home. and of my
dear little Guaale. now perhaps
dreaming Of me. gave mo courage.
but. ~ was crawling from under
M AAAANN NtatA HeaAfA NNNtNHf
sound, and few minutes later. the
latch waa uplified. the door was
pushed open. and aaS the landlord
glide into the room. Then a hand
holding a candle stole In AZ The door
only a hand. bot knew those fin
GERS only too veil
Tho landlord crept on tlptos 10
the bcsi. aud leaning over the sleep
CT. stabbed him to tho heart,
There Wa only a grnan. and all
vas over Tho murderer crept TO
thu door. after drawing tho money
from under the pillow. glancing
tmidly behind him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

KANSAS CITY. iiartou
ouuugy. in central kansas. Is the
banner wheat county Ia thn banner
wheat state tn the country. II all
the wheat Barton county raises this
year is converted into lpafea Of
bread 81 average weight and aizo
the result Vii be- 502 COS oao ioayea
or SIX Tor every man. woman and
child In the United States.
Ia other words. uue county I'm
Kansas produced in a single SEASON
enough hruad % keep alive for over
wcak. wlthoui resort - anF out
side austrnnnre excepting uatrr.
every lnhabitAnt 0f tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Your attention. please. for few
figures
OF course they're tlfeaame Fig
urea always are. Uut they ate Nee
easAry neudra we can Ket them
tn condemned form and predlgeHted.
20 e. sneak while the felIaw whn
seta them ~ has AN the grind Of II
the alekeninE routine af preparing
them so turn Co them with a
cheerful. thankful spirit
tt maY Interest you Go know that
the exports ~ the United states FOR
the fiscal year total tl.6ta.aUasaa n
L. the bisHeat ever The previous ~
months. ending June 30. 1901.
showed a high water mark which
has no8 bevn Bothered by SO. a8f.-
st2.
Now let's take "a breath. W must
have been selling something The
world has been buying II Il veil
that We have something q self n
l. even better that we know how 60
sell Il. since England and 0ermany
and France and other countries OF
less importance are also In tho buai-
nesa of settling. and some af them
are mlHhtY sharp competitors
Germany IN particular. We are en-
Titled ta SO 10 the dollhouse aud
pluck aufself "a magnificent bouquet
iu consideration of our showing.
Rack to Figures We have broken
another record this time la buying
for che same period dweit upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

"ta there much graft In your
city7 asked the travelling CORE
upoudent
Il should say there vs." replied
tho prominent business man. Con
ditiona in this town arc fnEhtful
az bad a. In Russia or China Our
city government Is rotten 10 ne
cora Why. had 10 pay three
councllmcn $500 apiece before
could get an ordinance passed civ
ing my company the right % lay 4
switch ia one Of tho city streets
The gas company. OF which ! am
president, had "a pay $50 000 for a
franchise. and The street railway
company. Of which I am tho heA4i-
est owner. had to pay $40 900 for \
2O-year franchise. You see I am in
a position to know think ! can
truthfiily say Ne haven't more than
two or three honest officials in the
city"
80 you've bought a fast horse.
have your
yes fairly fast"
II thought you had more sense
than 30 buy a fast hore"
ooh. he's not 20 fast that TN ever
want 10 bet on him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17


Trenblingly / cams from under
the bed. CROPPED about FOR my
clothes. aud. after DOMINIC them
erept after the guilty couple. Their
room va Opposite nina and I
epuld $50 the light uudsu tho barely
closed door partly uushssi u open
and glanced 80 the room. Tho
labls faccd the door. and they were
40 intent upon the money. ! Was
enablsd "a creop up close without
beng beard
Look" the man Whispered: :
there 81 more than enough IA save
our boy And all onra-all ourai"
No. mine" I exclaimed IN a
voice OF thunder.
Erazprd tho money. and dash
ing tho lamp from the woman'a
hand. fled back to where the dead
man lay Opening the window I
CROPPED with one hand for an ivy
bough. clinEing to the alll with the
other. and M last reached the
ground had scarcely done 30
when I heard from above an awful
cry In a woman'a Yoice
My boy my only son"
I elambcred over the cato which
Tod into tho street aud az the corner
met a policeman. TO whom I hur-
riedly told my story He accompa-
MED mg back 20 the scene OF the
crime The policeman bent down
and peercd closely Al the dead mans
face.
Its their own soni" he gaid.
They didn't know he had returned.
20 they mistook him for you
Now ! kuHw the meaning OF that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Judge. said tho prosecuting wit.
ness. first no hi me in the pi,
Of the stomach with his fiHta and
then be kicked me Ia the riha."
THAT Is 10 say observed the
Judge. that be was playing both
ends against the middle.
Twinkle. twinkle. little ear.
Hos / wonder what you are.
Prom the world 90 far away.
You are nauEht Tor common clay.
when your sun "a almost set
And your land with blood 8 vet.
You should Show your little light
DO not twinkle out % sight
Riot carnage. everywhere.
Vet you never seem 20 care
ROYAL hands your people scar.
Twinkle. twinkle. litilo ozar.
Twinkie. twinkle little ear.
How I wonder where YOU arr
Tell me. do you hide your head
Underneath the royal bed
What ! have been trying - fig
IRE ont since I've been reading tho
frenzIsd finance scandals Is this.
observed the deep student 81
events. How can the rest Of the
country be prosperous when Wall
street is7''
An Indiana cyclone carried or n
Jersey COW. n might do thai with
out any trouble but II couldn't carry
Off a Jersey akeetHr.
II John - and PearY find the
north pole. Ida Tarboil and Tom
Lawson would better look out.
What dId your wife say when
you arrived homo tho other night7''
She said I didn't have any feel
ine"
II don't sec how she could expect
you 10 have. You we're pnrnlyzed. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
WAS DEATH or Dr. HERZL MN
A BLOW 10 TIE Zi0HkSTS?
BY DR. HARRY FRTEDE INVALID. or b

BY HARRY FRrEDE INVALID. or BALTIMORE. MD
Yes.t a blow
and had learned TO depend him
believe HeTza death will
growth yesterday Il Is
a
which the Jewish nation developed and be-
in which has been nuured since
he dispersion desire the and tho
Jewish people these 1000 He did not
Zouism forth lie planned an orgnnzatou machine
OF and this ideal And his death will
more dsrupt Abraham ncons death disrupted
steadily marching forward gaining strength
IN every country Of belief Of station Of
experience
would say that parties
and
unity In movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Carefully complied unofficial IS.
urea place the yield Of BARTON eouns
~ at t.tta ao0 bushels. there being
10 bushels 10 each % tho f.ta1.811
aerca OF wheat ia the county The
grain averages - pouuda Ia the
tuahui 4 barrel 81 flour. iae
pounds. Yields 10 loayos % bread.
Barton county wheat growers viii
colls--t about s. 81. 900 for the crop
this yeAr II II IL all turned into
flour and aald as bread a. eehta =
loaf it viii net 81. iot. $50. or 1xkf
s. 900 900 more than the uuitea
statea paid for the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

THIS applied the public announcement C7sona that has
been manufactured under the supervision Of Cas r. Fletcher for over
yeaste genuine Caona We respectfully call the attention Of erS and
mothers when purchasing Castona that the wrapper bears ms Signature IN
black When the wrapper removed the signature appears on both SIDES
the bottle who have used CstoH for their little the
need ountee and limitations but our present
duty TO call the attention Of the generation to the great danger oo-
dueing into their families spurious medicines
regretted that there people who engaged the
putting selling ofsubtu what should
properly be termed ounte for medicinal preparations not only Tor
dren medicines Therefore deyoyes the mother
closely gives child Adults do that for themselves,
but the child has to rely the mothers WatcfflIness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

unearthly cry. My boy my only
boy The murderer sat IN chair
by the bed and held out his hands
% be manaricd. without uttenng a
saFd When told him how Il
happened that bis son had fallen a
victim instead Of me he simply
stared In my face and made not the
iaaag sign that he had heard.
The mother died. raTinE mad, and
the man was hanged but not an
other Sord did be speak from first
70 last. save once when the judge
passed aentenre on him. Thea he
sald. slowly Holemnly. impreasively,
An old. old NANNY only son. my
only SON"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

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% the World Alycoiar Dentistry
praetlced by the Ohio Dentists only,
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are the most perfect and natural look
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
J. STAR DUST ~

"Why. old man. whcrr've yea
been for the last thfcc or four
warkaf-
In tho hospital Jnst got out to
day
You don.t az noi what vas the
truublef-
n wRn trying to SAW Is minutes
In a trtr tu NeW York"
Now that chaHncey " nena~ =
so 900 salary from the Equitable
has been cut uff. wherril Jimmy
Hyde 60 % hear funny gioricaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
The Sin Of the arents

worth a clean $500 apiece. na their
equals were not 10 be- readily found
In the entire county.
A. Il was too late 10 BEGIN my re
turn home on the same CvcuinR ON
which ] had finished my business. /
put up at the r. hotel. telling
the proprietor. who was a sharp
faced man. with black eyes that had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
a WORD FROM JOSH WISE

Most w tn fsikrH
We elect { public o. z.
flee en- smell 4 mouse
bat not an elephant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

A rather well-to-do farmer. my
trips into the city always Melted me
n handsome sum Of money. for my
stock was imported and we'll known
90 be 50. and other farmers. | may
say without eRotlsm. we're eager TO
purchase whenever / put anything
in the market This trip was to
dispose Of a half-dozon 2-ywar-uldB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-24

me USe-Preddeut Ends ms vIat 20 the
Tar Heel state.


dREEUBoRn, ~ c., March avis
President Fairbanks and party, after
spending the forenoon here m charge Of q
committee Of entertainment selected BY
the Chamber Of Commerce, took the South
en Railways Southwestern limited train
for Washington. Standing on the reaI
platform Of the special car no bowed hi
Acknowledgements Of the huzzabs from q
thousand throats
Among tho places visited to-day wa
the Revolutionary battls ground Of Gull
ford Court House, where CORVALLIS mada
his last stand before yorktown and was "a
crippled by Gen. 0reene's army that he fell
an cosy prey TO Gen. Washin gton.
The Vice President was much interested
in the well kept grounds, the buildings
and the places Of the battle lines marked
out by thirty-seven monuments 10 Revolu-
tionary heroes and the course Of erection
OF the two $1,000 monuments 10 Gems.
Nash and Davidson by authority OF
Congress. He also saw the many valued
relics and souvenirs Of the battle preserved
in the museum Of the State Normal and
Industrial College for Women. where he was
greeted cordially by President MoIver at
an informal reception.
A the party asoanded the platform Of
the auditorium 600 young women students
gave the college cheer and the orchestra
played q weloominga air after which Congress
man Dixon Of Montana, a native Of North
Carolina, introduced the Woe President who
made a happy speech, the audience rising
at its conclusion and singing the national
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-24
" The New York Times " says:
" The Evening Post" says /:

Two points Of distinction Mr.. Louis
Enrich may fairly claim for the seventy
hve old pictures he Ia now exhibiting at the
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries prior TO sale on
the evening Of Friday next; first, each OF
these canvases has some quality, painter
like or merely naive, which has commended
it to a trained TASTE second, the authen-
ITCHY Of every example IL guara nteed.
Really guaranteed, that Is, and not simply ac-
companied by an embarrassing and strictly
limited right Of protest. II the attribution
Is disputed by respectable authority within
a year Of the sale Mr.. Enrich will exchange
the picture for the purchase price with
interest.
Most Of these pictures have been seen at
the galleries Of the owner or in loan eK-
hibitions. and we need only mention such
capital pieces as the Architectural Dream,
by Salvador Rosa; the eKuberant and charm
ing portrait Of the Countess Of Chesterfield.
by Sir Peter Lely-a surprising expression
Of his usually langlid talent; a sturdy and
Characteristic Raeburn, Professor Thomas
Gregory; Turner'S famous The Tower Of
London'-a notable realistic pendant for
the Salvador; massively painted and richly
colored cattle piece by Old Crome, and an
uncommonly beautiful Morland,
Among the minor pieces are many Of
exceptional charm. OF this sort Is Cana
letto, gray in tone, crisp in handling. and
incisive in drawing-'Mouth Of the Grand
Canal, Dogma, sombre Van der Cap
pelle, Of boats in a calm on the Scheldt; an
example Of the rare master, Jan Asselyn,
representing a ledgy landscape in terra
Gotta tones recalling Corot's early manner:
a luminous beach scene by Bennington two
excellent examples OF the eoole galante, by
Lancret; two Wilson's; and a golden land
scape by Jan Both, which contains album
dant detail cleverly managed without loss
Of breadth. 1t is little masterpiece Of
landscape in the panoramic sense.
Important is the epithet unquestlonably
deserved by the big Madonna Addolorata'
Of Carlo Dolci. II is impressive In a surg
ing hysterical way, and less waxy in color
than most Of Dolci's sentimentalities. Near
1t hangs Peter Wouverman's Crossing the
Ford TO bring one back from baroque
ectasy 10 the wholesome realities Of seven
teenth century campaigning. The great
draught horses splash steadily through a
shaded stream. Behind them numbers the
pack wagon. Gay coated cavaliers watch
from the bank, and dogs gambol about.
In sense Of motion 1t is not inferior 20 tho
more famous Philips WOuvermAn whom il
SURPRISES in largeness Of scale and depth
Of color
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-24
GORKI PLAYED IN YIDDISH.
"Niyeschane," Another study I'm Russian
Gloom, Produced Here.

"Myeschane," Another study I'm Russian
Gloom, Produced Here.
Not to be outdone by the Irving Place
Theatre, which recently gave Maxim
Gorki's 'Nachtasyl" the ITALIA Theatre
stock company produced on Wednesday in
Yiddsh the other Gorld play. 'Myeschane,
or Bourgeois
This play is a study In middle class gloom
one aspect Of that great gloom that hangs
Ike a eaden sky over Russia VdsiR
smeRof, whose very name signifies
monotony, is an old Russian 90 small and
misery and narrow that his own chill
dren, Peter and TaVdRd, dread him and
his talk. Peter was dismissed from the
university for taking part in student
roubles; TdndHd is teaching school and
Vithering into sour old maid. M, her
foster brother whom she loved, marTies
the Dnthe Pohd, whose brother, FsTtschi-
chin, IL virtuallyA tramp and a rover Of the
forest, tut has some human Joy about
him, a tnlng unknown In the BesneHoh
igmIly. Tutydnd takes poison but fails to
de and makes up her mind that she Il oon-
Cemned 10 live.
Peter finally emerges 90 far from the
family gloom as TO 60 away with the stupid
hut lively widow Of a prison warden, who
had t4ken up her quarters In the BeSmenoff
house
you ruin him." cries Besmenof 10
Helene, the widow. He IL . student and
NAV not marry
Then says che, Il shall live with him
without marriage
The hard listed old shopkeeper. chuokles
q the clever bargain he has driven for
his son.
Yes, Bssnenof, says TstsTsf. a drunken
choir singer. who boards with the Bes-
msno1s. your son viii come back soon,
and then ne will live like you. You have
accumulated money. He will make In
hovations; he will even 60 40 far az TO
change the furniture about. But other
wise rest assured. he will lead the same
despicable life
The curtain goes down upon Tdtydnd,
the whitening old maid, who cannot 90
away even temporarily; she II chained
by the sordid responsibility Of her class
that il choking her.
The play was forbidden by the censor
In Russia because, for one thing, II con-
ains sentiments opposed 10 anu-Semitigm.
Tbs ITALIA company played II admirably
the theatre was packed. In the Yiddish
The grim humor Of Gorh somehow took
on milder quality and Cork came out as
4 humorous PLAYWRIGHT