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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
c.-e.e-, Se.iee.

To al persons Interested -1-ics is
E=-eey given -Ea- The tow COUNCIL q.
tAe i-cC-pcrz.ei toEu ct Marietta L.
d.z- Territory. did cr tie -5-h DAY @
A-E-s- 1905 enter into q co-trac;
ui-h G A Stare; fo- The mutual e1-
S1s-E= % ---les 20 the cd and 1eE
cemeteries situated near the town @.
Marietta. the said tow 20 procure TIE
removal @ al bodies nov buried 4
sSe cid cemetery Before The first dzy
q April 1907.
Al persons having relatives bu-ieE
10 The old original cemetery % said
t1u- s-s hereby ro-i6ed and request
e 20 make ARRANGEMENTS as early ss
possible 90 have The sane removed
- The new cemetery. each person 50
removing being entitled 70 a deed %
a lo: Il the new cemetery free c.
charge
The council prefers hat thsse -
Eovals should be effected under the
personal supervision % relatives. art
tC- this reason makes his public al
uoulc=-s-t and request These re-
-Cvals should .e Effected this winter
and -eI- spring. es the c0--cl vii
have 20 remove those remaining zt.e-
-eX- spring
The sexton Is ready and Wiling 20
% the work for any and all ps-sons
a. reasonable prices. and he counci'
VII see that the sexton observes ~ g
expressed wishes ot any a-d al Pc
sons ordering removals.
By order q the town council q u g
Incorporated toEn of Marietta. Indian
Territory his 18th day q Noysabe-
1903.
B c. LOGSD.OS. Mayor.
? Z SHERWOOD. Recorder
Ek =. Nov. Dec Jan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
THE FORCE OF EXAMPLE.

There have been many things il
recent years which have p-o-ked n
lessen the evils q The drink habit
O-e % the most effective v-Gs Al o..
De- from one o. the railroads for
bidding 2-y % its employees d-ing-
ing CT or % tuts. This order vas "a
Ken up and ADOPTED By o:he- Erez,
concerns until today there are few
places open 20 the booze artist This
puts mighty premium o. so5-ie-y
and the eEe-t vas soda noticeable
Another thing which -ow IS zc-k-
i-E fC- cleaner. more sober lives Is
the fact tha, is 10 longer II zooc
form among people Who 81 -hs so
cal pace 20 gel tr1ak az social f11c-
t.1-s
j. always has been true tla- the
pnc- wish % age the rich a-5 those
people living i- small c.-es s--Ey the
customs q People living i- large c.,-
.vs So zs 20 be -g v.,h -he p-o-a-
sion. % is no lo-sa- 10 z11- t1-- II
--= -.--es % lrllE heavily. l1- a- ma
-y functions Lg-1-s are -1- served.
a nan v-o leaves bis liquors u--1s--
Cd IS 20 .1--.- freak. z-- s--1 peg
s--s cz-== 70 coz -e-:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
EDUCATION o. WAGE EAsNEs.


pres ts-- Jan 1fl.-1e. @ tee C-l-
.s- 1---t V1-4s-s CO A--e-1c1 ls Do.
.s1--l-r --a2-a-- 1-i--a-s5 8 -.e
tlss 1--re ,1at Ire material us,fE-s
o. -es Miners l- -.e c--v c--s55s-z-
-r- % .1s- present cc-5l-1-- He
SECS mere -.E- E- 1srL--s i- wages
fa- Ere zs- no -isk -te L-z -l=s
- -le s--r-.s t1- tse 1e-sss--es q.
lie SEE ae--res -se --ic- s.c-i1
ssA-5 t1- ---e -Al- q oo-,es; vita
-z5-E ~ q fai- Eay's vEre
q ar address, tst--s -. 10. re-s--s
O.. ---.--- l-t- P-es-ss-r MrcEs--
1e-.l-ss t.1. he has 10 u-c-l1-
5--- Z ,1s t-s uee- miners ~II
-c. 1Are 90 uu-k- RE 5ec,1l-a5 hls
-,e--.as cs q s.s-.t- c--<.tl-- o -As
vu-E-r classes.
. uL-t y1- -c De- 1s.-s- zs--- ss
.-. t-s hearers . uE-- yo- % ----
grove y1--s--vss l- c.Es- vavs .lz-
-z-s-ll-r ul-- yea % be 0@
s-e-=t-
P-s2-s-; N.---s- Appreciates tss
ssst-r-1s-t f1-. "a. re c1l1-e- 81.
vel pad u--E-a- have better cp-o-
t----y 90 acquire e5-cz8o- t1z- t1e
lean -ssE-l-r @ --5e-pzl1 workers
Es ts-=-s -.z- material zErz--z-e-- is
c-Iy Ez-t q rroE,. t0- re ~c-E-a-
whose -l-5 is s-lI E-u-.-g i- 5zrk-
-ess
-- t1is EEe. zLs- e51cztc- is F-a--
tca-y possle.e 10 every chI5 in the
lard. iE-c-z-os i- child O. nan .s
i-r=qa-lzt-s ~t;h -=spec.
TIE -z- uho cz- -elthe- rad 20
write ut1 E1c~s -c. TIE tl-cz-e---
al principles q tse r1ve---e-; IL
Der u1l-h ne lives. whose mentality
Is e-c1-Pzss=t by the -z--oz bounds
q lls daily tr-tEe-y. has less chance
-c become good c.tire-. co-uz-ti-E
RE -5spe-- q his ueleha1-s. than .he
vc-.-a- w17 seeks 90 raise his owu
=e-;z, s:z--z-t and those @ his chu-
--s-- 90 q p-z-s Ehsre 81 understand
i-r q t1e better thi-ss o. this lie
tl-s eH77esslo1 IL keeue- 5oy il
living a-1 deeper i-sisa- into the
prot.ez q existence.
President Mitchell gives wholesome
advice 20 the members q The United
Mi-e WORKERS ot America The min
e-s c11 saoE 70 higher Appreciation
q they leaders, zoliciyute for their
cause than 70 seek 20 elevate them
selves. ueatally ard no-zlIy--to be
as the.r leader says. respected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
WATSON COMING NAN.
SEE e t-s Pills of ws- Fsvs-ss
s. -L-cis s.s


g. l-c's Zee
M1s---r--- Dee ---C-- r-ess-
-E- Wa-s-- . --a-a the -au
ship 60 .ts Republican majority IL
t-e --ss Cf -e--ase--a-lre .s g..
l-E-lv 0ez-te1 1-1-r his f--l-u
-t-15-s as tie coming -s- f--
-s party kc-c-s His --slitca-t--s
a. ready s1=sss-. uhsther a.
----c1 ar---e.s CO q party cz-c-s- q
sta-1- -4t-e- % -he --os- APPROVE
stang. -lNe- AID q -s--e-
E-5 a. z---c--5 ro15 fe-cu. e.
-sl-e1 hin t1 T-r-a Joe. ne-ce Z g
Fr'--c-l-- -n rl1ce uk5ch will IL
az l-.s--1pr1 lad ki- ei-ss- Il Z e
s-.else-s c1ai- C- iz -1s se-z-a--s-
say -l-y C h-s admirers ben il TIE
-l.---y E-l E----i-v ranks Thsr
-s--- -r rs s-E.-s i- tte Me-ho1iS-
c1--cL ls a. --te-iEtl4 r-az- he.-
-- ar a-1--l1-s v1-rr -1- i- po.--
--s O. CT . ----. 90 his p1sitic-
Es y-1-s-e E-a-5 c-zrcs-cr = the
H-istts = Pytsizs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Presidents q The larse- ChicaEo
hanks aye paid salaries from 500.
70 $1,000 according 20 re D1ly
News q hat city. The maximum sg-
ure Is ooUman5eI by John J. Mitea-
81 q the Illinois Trust and Savings
hank. whose stock is largely owned
by his family. james H Eckles. q
the Commercial National bank. re-
celves a salary o. So 900. whicA s
10 BE- increased az the end % the year.
james 3. Forgan. of the FIRST Nation
al bank. who Ess offered the presi-
dency oi the Mutual Life Insurance
company Of New York al ; salary OF
SIS. 900. receives So, 900. and viii. il
Is said. be advanced 10 $4,000 at the
years end
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Manila Dec ---W J Bran A.
rived today ard u-zs Evs- az e-th--
szs-i- -e-e-slc- ty ire cc--i-te=
-sr-ase---r ct-iI %-s and Ess r.
declined 20 discuss politics he has
Evs- % re itss q TIP 20 Aus
--zrz z-t -i- remain i- Mz-uz r~c
weeks then sail fc- i-5ia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Backzche Is never known 20 those
persons who take AZ occasional dose
OF Pineules. The value OF the resin
obtsi2st from the pine tree has long
been recognized in the treatment Of
diseases ot the bladder and kidneys
One dose o. Pinsulss will give relief
and ons bottle Eill cure. sold by City
Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

he Rep1blcsa papers nay re.o.cs
ove- De-cc-atic disss-s.u1s IN the
house % representatives. but that
has hee- more Thai compensated BY
TIE wi,hd-zuL % WEB Davis from
par-y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

GAIA Proposes 90 Ez--.=c- Nan
cara utis -1. zs- CA--2 cz-
F-ot1--y r5- -ss -s- 90 60 there rcw
vi-ho-, any 5iE-1i,y as .he var has
hss- ovsr s-[e t=e-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

-- Us reported .- Ts-a--r- r-l-
a. ----- -t -s
and E-sr.1-- no --a..-. ana ---
v.zr-s. IS -- ls made r-a -r-- 90 che
s-1T ---. --t time as .- saaA De-
o0--a- -r --- doctor 40 -l- tll-
% --e army --.s Is -ls a-- Cf pres
i-ar-ll friends ana -e- Wl1 have
s3a-t years a- t1s desk .- -t= Va-
ts-----. 90 IS no tine t-- General
Eae.-a- -- Other men vlo --Ve
been c1----t troops Of l1 the
Philippines c- .- remote portions q.
our oV- oouz-ry-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

He-e is a cozEliEe-t right ! vsr-
uy believe said Admiral Dewey in
his lz,es, spe-ch -tAa, Il all The o.
Gers o. our ships we're killed the De-
wo1lt fEA, them through 20 y!ctory.
Bully Tor Dewey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Z, seems tha, the Chinese boyeo-
is s,ll In fun blast. ard apParen,ly
the only uay ve can make them buy
our goods vhlle vs exclude them and
their goods IS 20 use or pove-tu, Ia
" On th.r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Si-cs i-s settlement he city @
Butte. Mo-.a-A. has p-ot1ced over
So. 90, 800 q copper metal over
halt % the copper mined in the World
Sc mined f. the U-l,et States
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Tte-e are -e1 vho ALI waste s. 81
Ia a s,-- machine o- lose b. CT horse
race without u--u1e-, t-- who vil
t-cl- ~ r1y--E t15 amount as a 1cll
tax shea tla E--ey s. 90 - -H1e-l-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

II he IS a smoker why not give him
pipe? Jook over our stock Of French
Briars; yoIIl find one here that will
delight him. &c 20 s..
II T. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

No,hiag nicer for q Christmas gift
to- father. mother, sister OF brother
O. the baby than . good pair ot shoes.
HAMILTON & CO.
80 shoe Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

e nav 1-- ts -e-assA-T 20 take q
--- 1-c-r vee- h---l-E - --u-t,s.
-. u goa use . goa are certain 20
Sd va. y-- are lp-E-E tc--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

TIE bes- Xuizs gift. = scholarship
II Se,vidge Business College. 2l-ll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Commissioner T. y. ROhnett left
this afternoon foT Washington. D. c.
and VIII be gone probably for three
weeks During the interim. con z
viii be held BY Commissioner Pfel-
fer Of Purcell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Your Christina dinner viii not be
complete without one Of Sclomon's
English fruit cakes. 2l-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

/, Is easier 70 buy rubbers than
pay Doctor bills. NeE %. !1st re-
ceived a.
HAMILTON & CO.
.o-4 Shoe store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

wANTED-Clean White rags =; Ard
EC-eite oSce-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Begin TIE New Year riza- ty enter
ing SslvidEe Business Ccl.eEe to- q
course II Bookkeeping a-1 S11-t1zcc
2l-Ig
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

See our line OF ivory and gold han
de umbrellas.
i7,h ". Il BYRD & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

You car make The terms vhsa you
by buggy from rs NOBLE BROS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

The very finest fruit CAKES In the
land az Hooper & Crawfor1s 2l--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

Enter Selvidee Business College
Monday. January l. 1o-l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
COTTON MARKET.

Ar1EC-e Dec. ---The fclow1rE
krs ne sootAtto1s for to5Ay.
lserrcsi rgta-eA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
MARKET REPORTS

lBy z z Gulllo. & CO rsno4-a q
New Orlezrs Co.fn1 E1cAX-ge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22
Arrr-re PrcaR

k-crore PrieeE
Gotten ~ % Il cents SEED cotton
% 5-5 cents
Rece.p.s lll bales
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-22

A-s-s-. F-sr Dss.-s.- = 100
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Marriage Licenses

Henry Erect Warner. Of En-
nitSbGrg. and Ella NJ. Fisher. OF
Logs Station.
Roger Sseuple Qui1u aud
Carrie Belle Sehilds. both Of
Frederick
Welty Keefer GroSs1iekle aud
Carrie Elizabeth Waters. both Of
MyerSyille.
Harry z. Crebs. Of Frederick.
sHG MIsals Lula Myers. Of Rear
Frederick
Willie Andrew Bardests aad
Lla5er CIG<gsst. hosh cf Clsg-
Eess<viIle. Moatz0zsry CeaRty.
Calvi1 q HamIIs0a. Of Fe1ga
vile. and Cora Mildred Jsmiso2.
Of JeEerSoa-
Cl8reHes AfvI1 Putnam. q
Eear Utica Nils. an6 Sadie MAJ
LIga1. Ct aear ROekv Ridge
Fraak Earl BreagFe ard Marie
Catherine F8gaz. hosa 0f Fred
er5ek-
RTey SaumerS OrnaorE and
S,a.fse Minerva MIKE. hssk q
FrssseEiex-
Jesse . Suizh snd FEera :
King ossh q Meafgemerv
Coa1sy-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

very little difference who " successful
IN the general scramble for these posi-
tons The time has come when Demo
Gratis Of Maryland should be willing TO
sink personal differences for the COM
mon good, endeavor as far rs possible
To bring all combtna ions into line aud
select such men rs will win the approval
81 the majority of Democrats for their
heightened principles and determiua'
ton to conduct public affairs rs will
bring credit To the party and respec,
for the leaders who advocate clean,
honest, economical administration of
State affairs. Noman with any respect
for himself can at this time be idenli-
lied with the crowd who seek positions
that graft aud spells may follow. Let
us DO away with all discredilahle acts.
for our future success can only be won
10y proving to the true meu of Mary
laud that the Democratic party is act
ing for the best interest of all the
people,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
ERDICT OF NEW YORK
COURT OF APP EALS
AGAINST HEARST.

The Co0rt af Appeals ot the State oG
New York have decided thSt the courts
have no power under the election Law
70 order the opening ot balIot boxes Sud
q r,>toout nj t0e votes mSde, The cSSe
relates 10 the vote tov Msyor, Comytyol-
Ter ard President % he EoAyd III Alder
lneu cast IN tbs Second Election d'strjc,
u the sixth Assembly dj>gttt; u New
Ncrk county st thseleVtj'uo C Novembss
9 LIST, TIA, Is et the Uyulo>, impog&acs
iO Nj HeSrSs = contest for t0e NSyvr,
atty vt New NcyN CRY, Sad j. aa0jS,
ncntS, In lis etiect up'U the Sls.SoyS,
system ott8l> State uUdeg thc pIs>sOI
E,evJion law.
'rhg decision Mss rendered by - Ill
widest coalt, HNe 90 I'VE, Jte ms5oyj,y
S0npy sing Chef Jvjse Gale so&
IEdS,> GRAY, OEusu, Bsi<a, sud
Wtrae- judges Bu.ie,t sud- Naas dis
~eu,NE
E,asv Nay Mcclellan MS dsv,Ar-
ed s,e,,e} la The late c,oge>,, oas Mr..
Hcsls, ,s.od aAa3 sed c,~t.s, has
hSSU IN Pr SrsSS ever S,Des Il : prole
shls tbS, ;hs Noove 3sSSS,o0 wiU sS,,ls
the aassSs0
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Mr. Shipley is Complimented


Charles l.. Shipley, of Pixies
Vile, recently received u eommu.
nication from Washington, that
his name had been proposed for
membership In the National Geo
graphic Society, whose headquar
terS is in that city.
This society has for its object
the Increase and diffusion of geo
graphical, scientific and histori
cal knowledge, aud its mem Der.
ship includes many distinguished
men, among them the President
of the United States. the Vice,
President, the only living Tx
President, members of the Su.
preme Court, Senate aud House
OF Representatives, Ambassadors
and Minister'S of foreign countries
in the United States, as we'll as
men and women distinguished in
economic. industrial, educational
and literary work, throughout
the entire country.
The society now en- braces about
5000 members, including y large
number of distinguished foreign
erS IN the European countries.
MIR, Shipley has been u frequent
contributor 10 The CITIZEN.
his articles being generally on
historical subjects, which he
handles with much talent and
ability.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Mrs Rogers Hung.

Mrs. Mary Rogers. the Vermont
murderesS, so adjudged by the
courts, 10 which many apes ais
have been made 70 save her life
on one legal plea or another, paid
the penalIy of her crime on Fri
day last. Sue vas hung. and
strange 10 say. the officers made
> horrible mess of II. She was
StraN gled 10 death. the rope
stretching as the drop fell aud
the womso's feet dragged on the
ground. Mrs Rogers killed her
husband 80 that she eoald be free
70 live With another man. Strong
appeals were made 20 the Governor
10 commute the sentence, but 20
no avail
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

he will be picked up to succeed
Tyree. "Batn always was
handy man with a gun. but he
was decidedly on the square and
he held down the delicate and
difficult post of sheriff in the
days when it was said that there
was "no law west of Omaha and
no God west of Dodge City"
The chances are that il he be
comes a special secret service
man he will never have to crook
finger on trigger. But he is
II man who has proved his abil-
ity TO do that when required, and
the President has an especial
fondneSs for a man who is deft in
that direction.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
OBJECT TO BEING CLASSED
OR OWNED By ANY MAN

The attitude u Senators Lee ot Mont
gomery and Remington IT Wicomtco
must meet with the lie uty endorse
meut Of all men who admire iudepen-
deuoe II thought and ideal mSnlineSs in
dealing with great public questions,
Those gentlemen and Others represent
ing the different counties II Maryland
have for the past few weeks been moved
about on the political chess board II
Maryland IS Il they wer 50 many
pieces Of ivory Personally they have
had nothing 20 say upon the vital Quts-
tion etieclug the organization Of the
Senate or House VI Delegates Of Mary
land Others have thought proper IL
designate them IS this OF that n,sn' :
man aud they have been moved about
60 Snit the views aud wishes nj these -
called leaders. or ofthe newspaper men,
who have h,'eu trying 10 make interest
iug rSdinE Tor their subscribers. Tins
hiss gone 81 &r ths, i. has naturally
brought pO,te>IS lrom ST least two ot
the Mary laud Senators, These gentle
men Sre well p,S ei on MsrylSud mat
tiers, repreSeut 81 Intelligent couslitu-
epey and srs tUlly conlpetent sud able
e. sgeSk for themselves "a 81, questions
effcol,ag the welfare ~ the pArty IS
well as VI the State ST lapSv
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Miss Alice Roosevelt Engaged.

President Roosevelt has an
nounCed the engagement of his
eldest daughter. Miss Alice RooSe-
Welt 10 Congressman Nicholas
Lougworth of Ohio, The we'd
ding will take place in February.
The groom To be was n member of
the party which made " tour of
Japan, China and the Philippines
this last summer, which mum oered
also. Miss Alice. Rumor has well
guessed ont the truth. aud this
affair has been discussed frequent,
~ In the public press, Mr.. Long
worth is u very wealthy man and
a fine fellow" in every way. He
is Is years older than Miss RooSe-
welt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

Tng Amruc,u hen seems 10 have
the other mvmhtrs vt the tcSthe,ed
tribe beat 10 a standsuu The turkey
may be toothsome aud roigu, for day
or so, supreme, but all the year round
is the period OF the hens usefulness,
and She is big money winner, II
properly looked after, Eggs are way
up In price and poultry itself is boom
ing. A good sized chicken is u dainty
aud costly morsol vt die, these DAYS.
Poultry aud fern products lead the
march Ia industrial aud agricultural
progress,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

Throughout the State the Con-
ties and localities would barS,r ,
feel the burden, for tho bonds ans
to be extended for fifty vaona
and this large sum becomes ara;1'
able at the rate of $4,000 Oon
year tor road building.
GOVERNMENT SHOULD AsstSn
During the last session of Con
gress a suggestion, and a moso
suggestion in its progress. wao
made in the same direction bS
an act, known as the Brown,o,S
bill. Under this Congress Nov
to appropriate 1924, 900, 900. ono
third of which was to be given -
the States each year in amounts
proportionate to their population
except that no State should 70
ceive less than 1916, 900. Undo,
this act the State of New Yort
would receive from the Federal
Government 90, 100000. Tha
measure was received by Com
gress with mighty little favor
believe, however, if the CHI
zens would appeal properly to
their representatives that prop.
ress certainly could be made
The national government is far
from niggardly in internal i'm.
provements. 1t contributed lands
which have produced vast sums
for the building of continental
railways; it is appropriating wear
by year thirty to fifty millions of
dollars for the improvement of
rivers and harbors; it is setting
aside enormous areas for forest
reserves; it is expanding vast
| sums for navy which shall pro.
tect our commerce and our people
all over the world; it is caring
for the saviOrs of the countrr in
pensions, beyond the cost of tbe
military armies of the powers of
the old world; and it is a gain to
| the national wealth to meet such
expenditures running up into vast
figures, not only in the addition
to values, but in the impetus
given to the productive power of
the lands of our country.
When we consider that it costs
26 cents per ton per mile for haul.
ing farm products upon our high.
ways, and that the same sum car.
ries that ton 800 miles on the
railroad, the demonstration is
complete of the enormous saving
which would result from the good
roads reducing this cost to at
least ten cents and perhaps six.
LII States like New York, where
the farms are SO close to the
market, the farmer with good
roads would more than equalize
the cheaper lands and the
cheaper transportation of the
West with which he comes in
competition if he could add to bis
shorter haul by railroad this de-.
crease in cost of haul upon a dirt
road which is so much more easily
to be secured by him than is POS
sible in those more sparsely set.
tied communities of the West
and South.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Real Estate Doings at Brad
dock Heights,

Mr., William l.. Smith. the
former owner Of the Hygeia cot
tsge. has purchased two lots on
Sehley Avenue, aud has started
excavatiug for the erection of a
new cottage. MIR. Smith reports
the sale OF the Hygeia and Bril-
liant Cottage, 10 Mr.. Frederick
Whelsn, OF Mt. Vernon. Virginia,
who has also purchased the lot
immediately in front Of the Hy,
geis Mr.. Whelau. who has
been superintendent Of the Mt.
Vernon estate tor the past twenty
years, intends remOdsling the
doable cottage into one dwelling
and making il his summer home.