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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19

In this state at that time-in this coun-
ty, should say, at that time, the rail-
roads paid more than sixty per cent Of
the taxes; in the county lying imme-
diately west Of you the railroads paid
more than sixty-fve per cent Of the
taxes; in the county lying west Of that
again the railroads paid hfty-ive per
cent Of the taxes. am giving you In
round figures the per cent, because I
am speaking from my memory. and not
from memoranda. have known in these
neighboring counties instances Of whore
the railroad taxation built and paid the
entire expense Of building your public
schools, where there was no other tax
able property in the district except the
railroad. In Northern Idaho. In Koot-
enai county at that time, the railroads
paid sixty per cent Of the taxas Of that
county. And might 80 on enumerat-
ing these counties throughout the state
Of Idaho. but I will sum 1t up by say
ing that the railroads paid more than
half the taxes. Now, az railroads have
been extended In these counties. Of
course Individual wealth has grown. and
the probabilities are that the proportion
n about the Same. In some counties
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19

nOlQS lHe upper NdHu III tHL5 BEottI pIEuBs
gle for an equal division Of the wealth
of the world? Have you thought Of It
in that light? That money can be in
vested in this country or in another; 1t
can be deposited in this country or an
other; 1t can be taxed or not, as It is
able to be hid from the assessor; 1t can
be sent abroad when the assessor IL
coming around; 1t can be brought out
when the great pageants Of wealth are
being paraded before the people.
Come a little closer homo with this
question. We will say that you have
bought these railroads with the thou
sands Of millions Of dollars that you
have to pay. You may think you don't
but you do--pay 1t out Of the treas
ury of the United States, II 1t was ever
paid which it will never be. And what
then? You have the railroads, that ne
cessitated $4,000 men to operate them.
Under contract Of their own naming?
No,-as government employees; subject
to the laws that are made by all the
people, in congress assembled. laws that
you cannot change or modify or affeot
behind the closed doors Of lodge room;
law that can bs enforced before the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
The nartcrs.,l nri.,.rroo,.

nee ere ned lfgt' .AaRy "conii,en-
Trey II called
quiet lspt S5a.es.ae, tacy are too con.
i9saI!sil t. l}ea>e ne relatives Of the
l'aFii'tS llse ereii d prospective
NFi'i's urlGer sacl circumstances is a
praeeedAs wcll authenticated in fact
a4d ilction- \ kidnaIe,i bridegroom.
however is uMN<lial. though he hap
peisel at st. Georges not long AGO
de was gentleman Of position. and
ne Wissies y Thy . lady who had
hliised i.s.a tAsoa-A an Illness. There
WAS no cause OF just ilnpc,lllacnt save
social rank. 'rhc gentleman was de-
terniled, and the lady seconded his
plans admirably Rut the day and the
details leaked out. aud before the time
hNed the b.idogroom's male relatives
deployeel sia,esically through Mad
doN street AND surrounded the church.
He drove up IN 4 hanson cab With
bis eyes fixed on the eNpectant bride,
he prepared 10 alight An athletic uu-
Gle and brother sprang forward.
thrust him back. with sstiad To meet
you, old fellow manner that deceived
the calilan, Who oheyed the quick III.
rcction he heard and drove the three
away The lady, With tears in her
eyes went into the vcstry There
Will be no wedding She said.
They've run away with HIM And
that WAS Tie last st. Georges heard OF
them. London Mail
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
when D,nhanan wa. Ring.

George Buchanan was scholar, MS
torian, contrnersialist and the best
Latin poet of his age Buchanan Was
tutor to Mary, queen OF Scots, and 70
her son James,, afterward James J OF
England. One day he caused himself
TO be made king Of Scotland and THIS
was the way Of it: Having observed u
James tendency 70 too ready acaui
essence, he drew UP paper for the
royal pupil to sign. James DID 50 ~
once without having read II. l'h" do
umefr happened to be a transfer Of The
royal,authority 10 Buchanan Tor iiit"ei
days, and no sooner had the poet got I
into his possession than he began 70
playtthetmonarch even before he KING
himself James thought tle man q III
matte ulril the instrument was pro
duced by which he had signed away
his sovereignty. This incident was
used by t1le worthy preccptor u Illus
trate the days lesson on the response
bilities Of hpnarchs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
Knew From Experience.

II say said a friend the other day.
you are an OLD hand mt it. have
only just got married, and don't under
stand much about the business, but has
married man amy rights left when
he once assumes the hyncncal rcspon
sibilities:'
Rights. Yes, lots, Hes a right
to pay all the bills, to
Stop. mean this. Let Inc give
you nm instance. Every box and
drawer and portmanteau and, in fact
every available receptacle OF every
description Is stuffed full OF my wifes
property and when want 10 put away
few cuffs and collars
Hold hard. know what YOU mean
Listen young man 1T Your bedroom
We're POO yards long and lined
from the floor to the ceiling With
drawers and you wanted a place TO
stow away Il couple of collars, yuli
couldn't find Il nook hat wasn't full al
hairpins, tufts of lrizzes. pads, scent
boxes old gloves. powder plttS, rings
and things. So just accept he ineNlti
BILE. Wrap Your personal property IN
an old newspaper or some. brown painrr
and hide the parcel under the bed.
The inquirer smiled Loudly and ironi
cally and passed on Il wiser II not a
better man
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
.n Arab Fishing Yarn.

A tiSlilg- yarn from .hlgicrs: Some
Arabs We're fishing from boat with
lines OFF the,coast when dolphin sew
enteen feet long, eleven feet in circunl-
ference and weighing four tons swal-
lowed one of the baitel hooks and
dashed off. ut i tremendous speed. The
fstcrlmcll paid out rs much line as
possible .and then made it fast. This
brought the dolphin up sharply but
the strainesnappcd the line. The mon
stcr then attacked tho boat and cap
sized it. hingins the fishermen into the
water Other Arabs ashore waited TN
the dolphin was clear of tho men and
then KILLED ii With rifles
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20

When dix! ASCOT races begin? They
are mentioned ia the first Racing Cal
enaar," published In l721 and the
usual statement is that they We're
founded IS the Duke OF Cumberland,
uncle of George III But an entry in
the accounts Of the master of the horse
in l7l2 suggests that they We're found
ed by Queen .Nmne on Aug. 6. 1Tll. The
truth, no doubt, is that Ascot races,
like Nanny other august institutions,
gradually developed from Il germ. so
that it is difficult to say when they
really began At amy rate, they We're
quite the sort of thing that enthusiast
of the turf, Queen Anne. would have
founded She was a thorough Stuart
in this passion. 1t was her great
grandfather. James L., who encouraged,
II he did not establish. horse racing In
Scotland and popularized 1t i'm Eng
land London Chronicle.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
when Uernlnrdt WINS Fooled.

Sarah Relnliarlt once fell victim to n
sudden attack of lomcsiclsncss while
she was travelling in eastern Europe
She announced that She WAS going back
to Paris Immediately. Bucharest was
the next city ola the route and Bern
hardt's imprcsario at once sent the fol
lowing telegram to his advance agent,
who was then in tile RuiInami;ln CAPT
tai: 'Wire me Immediately as follows:
Nobility and leaders society preparing
magnificent reception Minister OF fine.
arts will he represented station. Torch
light procession. ln;l>sel bands. Wire
exact hour arrival : This telegram.
was duly sent aiis the iinprcsario
showed it to the actress. WHO forgot her
Inconsistencies in vicw of the maglliti-
cent reception awaiting hei'. When
they arrived there We're sixty solemn
gentlemen I'm evening dress. With many
decorations. on the platform, there
were Torches flags and flowers. nassed
bands played the "MarScllaise' and
the trinmphal procession started for
the hotel Are yull not coming with
us!' said the ilnprcsalio his advance
agent, who showed signs of remaining
ut Tie station instead of going To the
hotel. NO. he said II must look
after the nobility and leaders of so
ciety. am afraid they will bolt with
their dress clothes. I,ut the actress,
so the story goes never guessed that
the sixty great men mt the station We're
supers hired by the advance agent at
SO cents a head
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
KILLING the HOME TOWN.
An Iowa Town has Been Practically.
KILLED by the People Sending TO
the Cities tor Goods

ri, follsvir, .nf,.. ~ 49,.
an Emjn,fnn llli,,e aa.n.., ,,si..-,.
attention to IN, IN, .,...at nr
ans INNS ,awn ~, ~
killed As !, mark, ~ rNa5n...t,.s
IF TOWN ana ronn,,A >.n.l,,,s .un ~,
their goods. c,u,ins !, st,rl,,aaa i.,i,
v,ina ~ f,,n, f,,s3s,.5s,;.
town. I'm, sam, p,p.r saAs
MANY of me land -ewnrts IL l.,,lt.1.t,,,,.
county who rem, their farm, haven,
serted a prov,s,ou IN ,l,sit l,.as.s I'M.
ordintry family suppIlss tAalac.,a IL
purchased N, home must H., a. pa
chased on the theory ,,ar Il az, kI
the tnwn von lnwnr ~. mr.. &, 4,.,.
tributary 10 it, I'ull3w M, = thn IA,
inpton paper's article
III Is rep,rted ll,,, farm asl> a.
lof Iowa are SLOWLY eir,fini,f.e 81 ,l,fs
| THIS aepreclatiou i ,-,,ln., ,,,s,e~si,,
| spite of eycr-het,er ,.rn.,s taes.lfs,r,e,
having prm,ured more rn,., III l4as
4 than ever before. Fms ,t,i, lAi. l1iS
pec,, are even better
"rne TERRITORY e,a,.ia8l a,las,,
might bc included n,etr.}n m
over SIX miles in dian,r,,r i, AK
good railroaa facj4ltirs ANA Nm
seem nm ,,]e,l nl,r, ~ n,,,,.,s,,,5.ln
farmers
.Neyrr,helrSs p,.vnasjs..ra,
in yalun from annraxin,tal, SIM n,
acr. 10 Asa and ,v.n ls,,ysr 1ins "a.
occurred Within IN. l,St s,x ,
"A cotemnorary ,n',.,lltn.s ,tta,si5s,
10 rn,s ,lm,s, unn,r,}l..l.i n,a.,,,
points 10 the fact th,t n c.lln,ry ~, /,
in the same di,tric, I'M, last in u,,,s,
lsl,,,on d,,,ins. IN, .,,n..e nn,inl srt
pouulaion has NOT only ,1,3.r,s,.,t ls,,,
business has s,tlrred mn.t ssysr..ls
during what has lrrn disc ..h%.r ~
most PROSPEROUS decade. ANY ,nI,l,s.y
has ever enjoyei.
1.-The rotemnur,ry in nnsinp ,l,>
parallel decline of Town M, y,rtn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20

''l'hcrc is nothing like a sense of
humor said 4 naval officer according
to the Philadelphia Bulletin. lin 4
woman in a soldier, in q sailor. In q
clerk, 4 sense Of humor is help and
blessing through life At the same
time even u sense of humor may exist
In excess. ], for my part, shouldn't
care to have 50 great y sense OF humol
as u British soldier once he;rd about
This soldier was ordered to be hosged
During the logging he laughed con
tinually The lash was laid on all the
harder. but under the rain of'blows the
soldier laughed
What are YOU laughing at? the
sergeant iinalll asked.
''Why the soldier chucklcd. I'm
the wrong man
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
THE MANDAN AIR.
There Will he Big Crowd Present
and Every body Will haNe Royal
GOOD Time at the Missouri slopes
Annual Exposition The Linton
Band to Furnish Musi,--A Syn
opsis Of Some OF the Features.

Secretary llalileN itltorsn> Us that
he has'secured the services of an eN-
ceplivnally daring iign-iiscl Mn6swlll
give daily performance, Outing the
fair here sept. ~ =. aud = ThiS
dare devil, Who Is AuAer the n4me
OF Capt Nc Carter live, from an
eighty font ladder intoa taMN OF water
four feet deep l'll tank j. covered
With tlanla5le substances, and when
lighted With toiche, The flames ascend
fifty feet winch he dives through
The Naldoul trick cyclists. three in
number two gentlemen and one lady
have also been vnla-ci and viii
entertain the crowds between races
with acts Which seem impossible TO
accomplish. Mn automobile race is
one Of the ncN attractions Which is
causing considerable en-, nusia>m
| The cowboy relay race wIl be bet
ter aud more cNestn. than ever. as
the famous Nrcut1 boys Mill be on
hand With a couple of fast Strings. and
John Watson and Ben Bird. OF New
Salem, are out after h a>c, TINS year,
and Will make the lNrmll boys $50
some.
The management as desire t. put
on ladies' relay race lol one after
moon. AS We'll a a !i.mintr If cowgirl
races and lover, of lunMine races can
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20

The life OF Mearly all forests is cut
short ly fire or l'y the hand of the
lumbcrnian. When a spruce forest is
entirely destroyed by fire young
spruces % not ut once spring up and
cover the burned area The seed bear
Ing cones have been burned, and the
spores and seeds of other plants which
arc readily carried by the wind find
their way in first he task of prepar-
ing for the forest is begun again, but
this time 1t is to be II shorter one The
first Year after the fire moses and
often tiny towering plants appear.
These are replaced by the lireweed
and other flowers whose seeds are pro-
vidctl Wit, hairs 50 that they reach
such places quickly. These are soon
joined rs rasWbvrries, roses and other
bushes Alnong these the young seed
ings Of aslens appear in Il very few
years. llic latter grow rapidly and in
a score Of YEARS form low sunny for
est. An aspen forest makes Il brilliant
contrast With The dark green forests
OF spruce ST Nicholas,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
life SAVING az Fires.

If lives arc IN danger al fire IL IS
Il universal rule thai life saving takes
precedence over fire fighting. II fire
escapes are lacking or seriously OBJ
strueted all hands devote their entire
energies to the work of reScting by
raising ladders, by forcing Il passage
through smoke filled Railways or by
other emergency llrans Life nets are
spread and llel, ready for those Who
have not the merry. 70 wait for tlielr
resc,lerS Life saving CONSUMES Nalu-
able time which could be applied to add
vantage in lighting tie flames and the
probable necessity for expanding tins
time, governed rs II is hy many con
siderations, plays IN important part In
studies of underwriters. Occasionally
polnI,icr ladders or window scaling lad
ders ARE used in emergencies for max
Ing rescucS These furnish thrilling
incidents for the newspapers. but are
less efficient slower and great deal
more dangerous both To the iirelHen
and the reScllel than tie plain or eX-
tension ladders Insurance Engineer.
ing
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
AROUND THE STATE.

g5na movable was y ei flc
orig near Fe>>endcn.
teua of firing OF rcyolycrs III
II Granville is now under
tsawfoid. Wealthy Nlrgiu-
secured duck pass hear
lsc
adj characters Mo- clm~ci
N88m en- 4 >tl>pnnev SAT 81
lay> in iail,
Nation. Of Darlington. lost
,iv> Of wheat from a iire
started from a thta>hin. en-
IesnodS sun thinks that tile
TIA Jaw is Very poorly observed
sane in Il large part OF tic
Nu4a city council passed the
l,gal priation ordinance. Which
sppr9p riltions ct S9o.,s'o fpr
alsi- YEAR
fa Naper> in the state are pub
r isl Of yields OF Wheat Il,
ii. the farmers To the editors.
IN make good reading.
T. ~talcy. Of Mclean county.
tslel of Schools Olson The
lt lliallm December
ss 9otn letters caloiuliy. bur
PAST year ten million dead
m aal parcels Mere sent TO the
"a lice al Washington
Ait m Maine over lhc prallei-
e>}Sm is making some 81 tine
he measure IA Nurth
M aud take u ace e.
aan Il vicious bIoncAp at
Ringer and. alI,.i knock
If .H-er iluNiI. attempted To get ut
S is. hut was beaten OIL hy rs.
aS
Moth Dakota pure food aw
q l@csl Ium Maine, To talifurni;!
from the gr;lir!s and Vic
a sl0 adul'cllle lhe ;lilicl,S lhcy
@ Is, us pure. lsuulm
W ifN,l Hlan Wl4u has been tiaNel-
lllc slllr loolvims Tor invest
Ia land>, claims thai ten pei
tho residents ~ The state are
III th, reality business.
W ..> been an uNeu>ually lalgp
HN o. >stplatn ;lccidcmt> IN lh,
NS thi> fall. and a Surprising
III them have been dee IL
ee bFcaking tlr ugh he Tops Z,
iies. Grand Fwrk, lIsrall
sue u he pap,r Is oil tie stats
-@l Crop .N,.'it Homes. N IN.
clal West. MAS i'm lhc cmplol
fa.-esli'c men OF lle state
Nc made The estimate i N,UWt.
.,h Of Wheat iur NUith lpakot;
as 81 II he Was. lle certainly
l4N his money: for Month l,akol:
l9l 81 advertising over Ia,
W states on the Strength OF lllt
300 clup8repOit. lapilim
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
,rhn Inricul auestinl..

A little Philadelphia boy was taken
by his father for his first visit to the
ZOO. stoppu. before an incIosalre, he
asked. papa. What animal is that
Rea,iins Tie sign tackled mp to one
side. his father responded. "TlIt, nay
sou, is 4 prong horned antelope.
"KIn he lsloW his horns:' was the
question .tlgt promptly followed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
ONTO OBSERVATIONS.

,if';lsseNee of the Record -.;l Is
- llFea kycs spent sunday with
l,lst> ~ Emnon>bnrg.
4ss iladlcy began u Tern. q school
is Lowell ighb0rlIveA Sept 3D.
les ''eaMelA~ NJ, OF Hague, visited
: foHles couple OF days recently
Ss Birdie lee. who has been visit
if sister. Mrs. kyes. has returned
Ae
y Il johnson has rellmuu home
& lineage, where lie wr.lt wtlh
s> Bessie Meadows. who was opel-
"a so appendicitis. is iApluls ina
u
wa Y teisoi. Of lIanslton. Was Il
ei'iiel on tlleids in this neigh
ss htller 81 Howard. $. H.. is
aais = Nl>ll 10 friends. sid relatives
le43J!ls
aas Fred kycs. m1o was visiting
'sS 89s liid relatives ut Hla,ld, OK. is
Agiae again.
as Misses Harvey l.uw rlae forth
e having lately purchased a
salsI buggy.
Hut hfXrrs. Who HAS hen slu,te ID!
s3 e me 81 Ecy, Wlmg Is a-.s;iill
ae pe about.
-as' Fvll, of the Ssran ncN,hl,or-
was lfansaelipg business il
Parts ast Meek.
sltilliel OF Ms NluAlcy has ar-
from SftttA i,aNoia and viii
s 4 l9is residence il this lpcalits
MlnesI, i brot4r-in-a r
i4thii''sis, is paying laai gentle
.sa 4'ia li.s estim.,3I, family a visit
81 hey Ogden pastor 81 DE Nj u.
Linton, held services al ili
Y g Ms. san,Iidgc SUNDAY !4ii,ge
ANln has licates, lfis, fasi-
coat OF PAINT: >nsfil9l Bon
lsl,l before NJ teoi. tile tiI;li
il@lence Poser, airNsd g,em
ttt~. ;. H.. IAsl We, 4. 4llsi sill
q lnl residence ~ Ter hem
N4 seems u be tfc iaymiie
III these leilt> He kits.
'il ii>l-f, lvs may ta >,eil
f.'i teen III aiaN sid ,slnla
AsalaN einlt lntt Thursday
week With Tile l;cN VIZ
1se attendance WAS rather
'At usual the evening was
fialN SIP mt
hassfl Miller. Arai;sle. Iowa.
E N sue>f II h,l slstei, MI,
aaciseI. Mas returre home
'sae accompanied der. 10: ~
he elf' home.
Wlel, ID vi, wIi, has nos
stcp' i OF .,t5 l,sl. wifilh@
"ile' yer Ne thinks tine
MIS- q On his place. and As
-' through it yet.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20
pr1,s. and FIattcry,

We must define ll:ltters and praise.
They arc distinct Trajan was en-
couragetl to Virtue By the p:tilcgyric
of rllly lil5erius became obstinate
in vice from tlin tlit1tcty q the scila-
tors. LOUIS NSl
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-20

REYNOLDS sun thinks That Tie
n aw is Very poorly observed
same in Il large part OF tic
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-11-22
THE DUTY OF
THE HOUR.
S@00@

Now that the election is over
and our favorite candidates elected
or defeated, as the case may be,
let us all forget the little differ
ences that for a time divided US
says the Ely Expositor, and work
for our town and county. Politi-
cal differences are usually more
imaginary than real. No political
party has a monopoly of good poll
cies or good men. All are attempt
ing to reach. by different routes,
the same g%oal-good government
and the success or defeat of any
party or any man can scarcely
amount to a public calamity.
The little, petty jealousies and
differences that sometimes divide
a community, quite often mean
the undoing of the unfortunate
community. Let us have none of
this in town. With an~aggressive,
public spirited citizenship, Battle
Mountain, from the very nature of
things, must forge to the front.
The wonderful of the
camp will compel it to grow de-
spite all handicaps, but the thing
to do is to assist its growth in
every way you can instead of
hindering for fear that some fell
low whom you don't happen to
like, may share in the prosperity
you will enjoy.
Now is the time to get together
and work together, early and late,
for your own interests and the in
terests of everyone in the COM
munity. Show your devotion to
the town by always speaking a
kind word for its people and its
institutions. Show your faith in
the town by improving your prop
erty as far as your mean will per-
NIT.
In every direction We see a
promise of prosperity for old Land
er, and especially the northern end,
which has not been visible for sew
eral years. A reaction is about to
set in and it may possibly come
before we are aware that it is upon
us.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-11-22
Keep on the Lookout

The secret service department
announces that there are in circu-
lation a large number of counter
felt SO bills, the bills being the
"buffalo note.' The counterfeit is
a photo Autograph and a very
good imitation.
The note is composed of two
pieces of paper with silk fiber be-
tween and is one of the best coun-
terfeits circulated for some time.
The department warns the people
to be extra careful as the counter
felt is a dangerous one"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-11-22

"A dangerous surgical operation. IN
yolvine the removal of a malignant III
Ger, Ms large as my hand. from my
daughters hip. was prevented by the
application OF Bucklen's AFRICA Salve."
SAYS A. G. Stickel, of Miletus, W. Va,
persistent use OF the Salve completely
cured it." Cures cuts, burns and injur-
les. 25c at Lemarie & Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-11-22
NO aeEsrs.


Correspondence is solicited from the surround
fng country. Communications of q personal
nature WI be subject TO q rigid scrutiny.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-17

4 WnMnn who had divorced her hus.
Bard mel him after many years
Have you married again." she
askeyl
Thr man shook his head.
'-Ab," sighed the woman. You s'lll
toVp me"
Ma said the man. II love myself"
IIg was asked to explain.
"BHnhngc taught me the value Of
Freedom" he replied. 81 am answer
able NV only 10 myself ! come when
I picaVC. g, when ! please do what !
pleas and need not make cNplaun.
tinu- np longer divide my pleasures
by tvU or multiply my worries by the
sanr yrHlHr What | earn is mine
sas Dlvu contemplate It's possible
rcrsm1'.''. I need fear for myself alone.
I have no great Joys, but then | have
RD s-frat slrrpws.'
AMI ivyc" inquired the woman.
Il Halc been married" answered the
man Chauniug Pollock In Show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-17

Tir oihCr afternoon q man rushed in
o. sfs Reading terminal galopcd up
the Stairs ami dashed for the train
shcd iHst "a the fat,s were CLOSED
sEain,t aim.
fIr looked as " he wanted TO swear
most vJclrcrously but he was out of
viEG and all that he could do was to
Icau against the fence and soulfully
ssI1h ~ was then that the grinful IDIOT
who ie always on hand, paced over AMI
buffcI ir
DIN YOU MISS your train. old hoyT
he qucTCd. with smiling glance at the
painting one.
"So" was the grouchy rcioindcr Il
chase myself up here that way every
dvp minutes TO see them shut the
EatrH-~
what made you so HtcI" lucricd
tie oihrr. not Of an ubnshcd "ls your
Osi,h uut nr ORDER
M. my watch Is all - the gool." re-.
ptiryi the man who missed the train.
DIST thns that my feet are about
tSro minutes slow Philadelphia Tele-
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