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Sharp County record., 1906-02-02

ESSsaM diet best fits for work
EsSa4 We the red blood that beges posteriy want
vim and courage be followed by generation
after generation who will play dominant part the affairs
of the world
There vigorous specimen OF manhood in the country
than President Roosevelt and take for granted that he and
drinks and sleeps proportion his vgor and forced to
think about his stomach
Among action my observation is that vigorous hearty
persons predomna and that they and drink and sleep
ouSy 49,
should expect either rsahorse do their best
work without plenty OF food and drink anI should expect loco
motive go on without plenty of fuekN W
the the American people overeating It
is overwokng. They oqnuch in hurry Every bright Amer
can be trying do the work Of lifetime single
year
In European there repose The habits work
different works little and then goes breakfast Then
he works little and goes his midday meal which
monty hearty, and lasts couple of hours Then little work.
and the tasks Of the day to be followed by good dinner
and evening given Holidays abundant The
amount OF work accomplished year is less than American gets
through with in three months
As sleep entirely issue with that we sleep too
much 1t is sleep that builds up We sleep night
become practically dead We rise the morning with new M
and the sleep has been sound and natural ready face the world
and all its troubles Sleep is of greatest boon man.
And surely ought to take all the sleep that nature will give
Isn't that ense When a has slept enough he
wakes up He ought have himself wakened he help
it. Sleep is precious to be missed We need all get
This question Of eating, drinking and sleeping big thing
and too vital thing be decided the issue expe
ence the experiences OF small 1t
should command fullest powers day, but
that should leave strength and the of endurance
to postey deny that the average live low diet
and produce the best that him. and again deny that average
much.
Look at the underfed peoples of the world and what genera
tons OF undeed and women poduce Take the people India
subject of and ruled by something like
5000 Engshmen They undd and incapable achievement
and they have the of diet which urged adopt Go
the people Of Egypt whose act condition the direct result of
insufficient food which them from rising Euro
pean American peoples.
not simply that these helpless populations little to-
day but that they the descendants of generations of UNDER
fed peoples and should be careful experimenting not to weaken
American poserty
BY all means let us not seek to poong life extreme limit
but best may eating vigorously sustaining it with Denv
OF rich food abundant bodily exercise employment
Better so OF vigo and power than mediocre inactive
existence dragged out extreme old And this applies nations
we'll Individuals
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02

years old, and bought the little
home of old man Franklin on
Clear Branch, to which he took
his family. DR., McAdams be-
gan the practice of his profess
sion, in which he continued nm
til the following March, when he
died. Had he lived, he and his
wife would have been a great ac-
QUESTION to the little town and
community, for DR.. McAdams
was graduated physician from
one of the best medical schools
in the United States at that time
and was well up in the practice
Of medicine. He was greatly
needed here then" Jeff thinks
his parents came here in 1851.
but | think they came in 1852.
However, they came.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02

The principal amusements and
sports in and about Evening
Shade in the early days were
card playing, marble playing,
foot racing, match shooting and
shooting for the different choices
81 q beef, etc, Mon would cong
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02

It is difficult 10 reason with an
empty stomach.
Riches have wings and travel
at q scOrcher's pace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
MCMILLAN
p,cIal Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Mcmillan, !. r, April 3o.-Mr. and
Mrs w. r williams, who visited Wa.
panucka last week. have returned
home
Rev. u =. Hill who visited his
brother ia West Texas. returned last
week. reporting q pleasant trip.
Born to Mr. aud Mrs. Elliott, son.
The ice cream supper on wcdnes.
day night was wrll attended and high.
Is enjoyed.
W. D. Horn returned last week from
an extended visit and business trip TO
points In Oklahoma.
Prof. and Mrs. Wesley Fox Of OAK
land visited relatives here saturday
ana sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

When l,oSsstti WAS a student Of art
hc oHc day halrcucl 10 - with sOtue
fellow students {, t'.r rJst cud Uf Lon
don. Elrrc at Wharfsldc inu hc saw
an immense canvas un the barroom
wall After laughing ut II for some
ume and thus provoking the mnkcep
er's wrath the following conversation
took place.
Where did you gct that p.cturcy
oh. never miud. yuang mal. where
gJt ~!
what price do you SIT Ca ity'
More than you caa Afford"
Indeed" sad Eossc.li NOW, bow
uucht"
Three thousand pounds" r,p!,ed thr
iGuhcrpcr
At this tl.-r vgs lo-l hJ"st OF
lHu'ht'r iruI. t.l- yuuI- artists.
"Do you ano., how IUra woald
give you Tor !oar g3cn pictures"
How uIcl:" asked o., .4aecc,cr
Three pounds. -aid itnt."ii.
Done" ,a.d iA' iuHarr.rg promptly
Aud "a h.s a.p1fr"rut anl awG,'mou;
Mr. Eussct,. found himself ih, oNurr
OF the colossal dauh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

speclal coIrespondehce-

Special Correspondence.
Loco. J. r. April 3o.--A heavy rain
fell here last night
sInce the cyclone at Bellevue. a
great many people are more inclined
TO visit their storm houses when q
bad looking cloud appears
j. W. Robberson is attending court
ut Ryan this week as a grand juror
\ large number Of our people at
tended the fifth sunday meeting at
Mountain Grove
We have one Of the best Sunday
schools in the country
MIR lee Miller accompanied Supt
Bock on his return trip 20 Ardmorc
the past week. via. Dixie. Chagtis,
bowman. Healdton. Hewitt Keller
Snced. Newport and Lone Grove. Mr.
Miller has some interesting accounts
Of the conditions Of some Of the
schools in the above named places it
would be- great advantage to patrons
II they would visit their schools more.
Supt Beck enjoyed his visit her"
during tn, teachers association and
was pleased with the school Tho poo.
pie of Loco stand by their school
J.. u. Robertson has recently so'a
one half block Of business property In
IBIS city TO investors from Collin
county. Texas.
Several of our people attended the
Odd Fellows' c,gnration a' Dixie
last Thursday
Mr.. Cob OF Elk Falls Kansas. Is
here and will begin the publication of
a first class country newspaper at
this place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
EASTMAN.
Specie Correspondence.

Specie Correspondence.
Eastman. /. r., April 29.--This sec
tion OF the country was visited by a
fierce rain an dhail storm last week
which played havoc with most Of the
crops. and nearly everything will have
10 be planted over.
Miss Siddie Shipman died at the
home OF Eer father Friday.
Tobe Smith, who has been very low
for several weeks. Is improving.
Charley Smith and Miss ona Barnes
we're married here last Sunday.
VIM. Keller made a business trip TO
Marietta today
Mrs. Harrington went 10 Texas the
past week TO attend to her Interests
in that state.
VIII Borch Is on the sick list.
We have a singing at the school
house every Sunday which is we'll at
tended and enjoyed Dy tho young
folks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
he u Lishtuiug ,aIcurntor.

Multiplication r, 'hr most important
OF thc fundarrHtu rules uf arithmetic
Ia large accounting departments men
tal arithmetic 's often used iu very
large extent. Iiil Tho one WHO cannot
perform th.s iisE without rcsug;.ag 10
figuring the lou- way uu paper bus
hut smal! chance uf gainihg u poi.
tlou worth having Here i our htilr
lcssou iu lightning multiplication. sup
posing you want tu multiply ~ hy -.
First multiply units 10y un.ts. thus.
I 3 are -. .vt down the . aud car
ry |. Multiply tens 10y units aud units
by tens adding tho I Ia carry 10 the
first product. then add the two pred
ucts together thUs / . are 20 aud !
to carry. -. aud : . are -. aud u
aud II are IL. set down the 2 and carry
& Now multiply tie tcus together and
add the I you had To- cary, thus ; .
are 40. nud makes A. Set this amount
down IN the answer. aud you viii have
the correct result, I.4d9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
VIOLA

Viola, l. T, April % Cotton p Mt.
ing and corn plowing is The ordo- OF
the day
The cotton acreage in this section
will not be reduced
Viola Is blessed with ino running
springs. whTC1 supply the people with
water. and q fine running clear creek
,T,e Delawarel. which furnishes an
the fish needed
Tie Farmers Union. under the
leadership of 5 A. Sanders is pros.
pering.
II is reliably reported that a com.
pany Of northern capitalists will
shortly commence the development of
the zinc deposits which are said to nm.
dcrlay our town
w. n. White. l. J. Sinclair. J VI.
Lee and J Il. Hcnsley Of Cope were
among our visitors last week Coats.
worth was also well represented hero
last week
Viola is the place fpi investors. It
is government townsitc and lots
can be- purchased and good title ob
tanned.
what We want now is more bust.
ness houses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
A EDDLEMAN.

Guardian of the Estate OF William
Moore ct al, heirs Of Jas. !. Moore,
Deceased. 2td-wl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that /, a.
Eddleman. as guardian Of the estate
OF William Moore ct al, heirs OF
James J. Moore, deceased. In compli.
ance with order Of the United States
court for the Southern district Of the
Indian Territory, at Ardmore, made In
said guardianship ON the 9TH day OF
April, \. d. 1906, will on Saturday,
the 9Th day OF May A. ID. 1906, OF
the court house door In the city Of
Ardmore, between the hours OF 10 a.
m. and 4 p. m. Of said day proceed
10 sell lot /, in block 2i9, as shown
upon the official plat of the city OF
Ardmore, at public sale 20 the high
est bidder, for onehalf cash and one
half in six months, the deferred pay
ment to bear per cent interest from
date until paid, and to be secured by
approved personal security and by
trust deed or mortagege with power
of sale upon said lot.
This the 11th day Of April, A. d
1906.
A. EDDLEMAN,
Guardian of the Estate OF William
Moore ct al, heirs Of Jas !. Moore,
Deceased. 27d-w1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
1900 Bottles IN 4 Months.

DR.. Mendenhalrs Chill and Fever
Cure has gained favor with the trade
more rapidly than any other chill ton
ic. We have sold nearly so gross In
four months. ."-Schuh Drug Co, Whole
sale Druggists. Cairo, Ill. Sold on n
signed guaranty by the City Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
A. 3. anad A. N.
Ardmore Lodge. No. 81.
~ A. f. and A. NJ Regular
EoE meeting Saturday on or be-
fore the fnll moon ia each
month at 1880 o'clock az Masonic
Temple A. BDDLEMAN. W. ~.
@. n. BRUCE, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

Many man who Is honest from
principle is honorable only for effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
"The White Caps"

The White Caps" by Owen Davis,
VIII make Its first appearance In this
city next Saturday matinee and night
me play is derived from the same
subject as Rev. Thus. DIxon's .,rhe
Clansman." The story takes Mace
IN and about Harlan County, Ken.
lucky, and deals with Operations of
white Caps"
There is an interesting love story
an through the play. Hazel Randolph
me beautiful young daughter of
Judge Randolph, who Is just budding
into young womanhood falls in love
with Dick Cotter brave and fear.
less young Kentuckiau, who Is the
Sheriff of Harlan county, and the
white Caps most bitter and siren.
nous foe. The old adage that true
love never runs smooth finds M
echo In the play. The trials and tri.
bulations and final happiness of the
young couple form the basis for the
Story iiias4A I.kEIK
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
MONROE DOCTRINE DENOUNCED.
Costa Ricans DO Not Want American
Protection.
ASSOCIATED Press.)

(Associated PreSs.)
SAN JOSE, COSTA RIGA, Aug. %.
AT preliminary meeting OF the
American Club today the objects and
views of that organization were for
Muated. 1t is declared to be the pur,
pose of the club ito work for the
union OF I.atin-American and to be
prepared 10 oppose the United States
in it's work of humiliation Of Latin
American commercial interests
Roosevelts point OF view is declared
to be n menace to all Latin-Americar
countries.
The program adopted declares thai
the association is not formed again.:
me United States but in opposition
10 the alleged purpose of that com.
ny. Fhc motto of the club with
which 1t proposes 10 conduct n pro.
paganda is ''Latin-American for the
world and the world for humanity. :,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
tonight the failures was declared IL
involve possibly ,sa,ooo,OOo.
No Exchange Membership.

e % 2 . . "
Although a great business WIS
done by this stock commission firm (.
1t has no stock exchange member
ship here. Fhe principal branch Of.
fees OF the firm are located in the
larger cities and towns of New Eng
land, New York and Pennsylvania.
up to the present time the firm
mas met all their financial obliga-
tons.
During the time they have bcen
in business they had encountered
several severe bull campaigns aud
especially the one during the latter
part of last year.
Recovered in Short Order.
at was not long however before
the loss sustained by The firm was
recovered. Following the bull mark
ct came a sensational cotton market.
At tho outbreak Of the activities IN
the cotton market the Sage Company
had one direct wire running from
their New York offices throughout
HE Southeastern States through to
Now Orleans. There were lis
branch offices Of this firm connected
with This wire.
During the sensational times In
| the cotton market about the time of
the panic the speculation I'm cotton
In the South was enormous.
Big Southern Business.
"'rhc Sage system got great vol
nme OF business throughout Tho
Southern branch. and rs Il result Oi
the campaign The firm came out y
winner TO the amount Of 81 ,000. 900
The firm succeeded In getting on the
fright side" Of The market. This
large sum together with the oncOm
ing of bear campaign In the stocl
market enabled the firm to recover
all It's previous losses.
The firm had more than 25,00l
accounts outstanding 1t was Learned
tonight that the managers OF the firm
had been appealing for several day
to their principal financial bnnke
for more money TO tide over thu
crisis. but he decided not to make
any farther rcmittauces.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23

HAD to be done through, his relations
as we could not locate his address
under any. circumstances. About
three months ago. he at last consont-
ed TO tire relief committee to send
her SO week, which he did and yet
the people were still with her and
will be with her, not with his side.
AS to my understanding of this case
there IS nothing else to be done by
the public towards her. only to try
and bring her husband back or let
her relations take care OF her. Also
please state to the question that was
asked: That the Hebrews of New
port News, are ready ana willing at
any time to assist any needy person
that may be. 1t doesn't matter who
1t is. am yours FOR the public.
Il. LITCIIENBERG,
"One OF Relief Committee"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
DOWN EAST FOLKS
Rural Drama viii Be Seen at Buck.
roe Casino Tonight.

Down East Folks" rural comedy
will be the attraction offered by the
Gagnon-Pollock Company at the Buck.
roe Beach theater this evening. The
play is one Of the best in the roper.
toire of the company 1t deals with
farm life and is said to be much after
the order of "WayfDown East" Mr..
Bert 9. Gagnon and Miss Edith Pol.
lock will be in The leading roles.
Last night the Casino was well
filled with an audience that enjoyed,
the last presentation of the English
melodrama, Woman Against Wo.
man.
The vaudeville specialties offered
are good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
WOMAN HAD BEEN AIDED.
II. lltchenberg Tells What Had Been
Done for Mrs. PeItz.


Done for Mrs. PeItz.
Editor Daily Press:-l notice In
today's issue a pitiful history o, Mrs
Dave Peltz. Allow me part OF
space in your valuable paper. to cor.
rect this whole statement. Being
that am fully acquainted with Mrs
Peltza circumstances since the de.
sertion of her husband. will take
the liberty to state to the public
that the very Mrs. Pcltz was. well
supplied by us. with most everything
She needed. The rent was paid for.
and the relief committee of different
lodges, have done everything in thei.
power to make everything comforta-
ple Tor her, and can freely state
that she was not in want of anything
mat our assistance could help her,
and furthermore we have tried our
pest to communicate with her bus.
pand, Mr.. Dave Peltz, asking him
either to come back or. do something
lor his pitiful wife and child and thts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
SECRET ORDER IN TROUBLE.
j o. U. A. M. Councils Affairs arc
In MuddIed Condition.
1BY ASsnriatnd prncc

10 1ts''VNIUtCtI I TVSS,J
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 22.-I.ibor.
tE Council, Junior Order Unita,,
American Mechanics. of Manchester
one of the largest local councils in
The State has placed it's affairs in
The hands of trustees, on account Of
an alleged large shortage In it's
funds.
me trustees will, IT is said, lay the
iac'S before thes conimonweaIth's at,
torney and ask ilhh 10 act. The Off.
GERS held responsible for the short.
age deny all wrong doings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
LOST SPEECH; THEN HER LIFE.
Pathetic Case Of Little Lillian Saun
dcrs Who Died Yesterday.

Lillian Saunders. the siX-year-old
daughter OF Mrs. j. r. Saunders. died
yesterday ut the Sarah Leigh hospital
Norfolk, after Il lingering Illness. The
child lost her power of speech some
time ago and had been undergoing
treatment at the hospital.
Funeral services will be conducted
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs.
Saunders residence, 333 Twenty.
ninth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
DRAeo DOCTRINE ACCEPTED.
1t Goes to The Hague for Fina
Action.
(By associated Press. J

(By associated Press)
RIO DE JANElRO, Aug 22.-Th4
international American Conference
adopted with Il slight technical modi
.ication the Mexican convention re
iativc to the exercise of the liberal
professions.
The resolution recommending tho
submission of the Drago Doctrine, ON
the matter of the use of force for the
collection of public debts, to The
hague Tribunal was adopted unani.
molsly. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
He Was In Trouble

Il was In, trouble, but found a way
out Oh It, and I'm a happy man again,
since .Dr. Kings New Life Pills cured
me OF chronic constipation" says p,
w. Goodloe, 107 st. louis ST., Dial.
las. Tex. Guaranteed satisfactory ].
Price 25 cents at w. Blair Lang.
horne's Drug Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
REBELS ARE DRILLING.
Opposition to Autocracy Planning to
Have an Army.

ASSOCIATED Press.)
MOSCOW Aug, 22.-one hundred
and fifty political prisoners, cxlled
by administrative order, started for
Siberia today.
Companies of the revolutionary
Dr'izhina EARNED organization) are
not only being drilled regularly in
the woods outside this city but arc
being trained In rifle practice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
IIb!!!g Concern Backed by Ex-c0nY|ct
Al. Adams Closed Its Doors
Yesterday.
LOCAL sPfcuLA11Rs INTERESTED
According to H. E. Roykln, Tldewtater
1 Agent, Losses in This Section
1 Amounted to Little and Customers
4 Were Not Allowed to Lose a
|, Cent. ..ALaA

MI. Sage & Co.. one OF tho big
gest ''bucket.shop" firms In the United
Stntes through whose agents practl-
cally oil of the specializing in stocks
in Underwater Virginia has been done.
failed yesterday. Fortunately, the
SPECTATORS In this section will lose
nothing, according to a statement
made last night by MI. Fl. T.. Boykln.
who operated Il Sage wire here unit
a few weeks ngo and who has since
been doing business In Norfolk.
Mr. Boylin says that he was noti.
fled yesterday afternoon at 4 O'clock
that Sngc Il Co, had gone to the
wall. hut the affairs of his office were
In such shape that he did not deem Il
necessary to notify his customers
The losses In Norfolk, he declares, did
not amount to over 5000, which he
proceeded TO make good out of his
wn pocket. Here the loss was made
good, too, only n few dollars being re.
CURED for the purpose.
Afraid of the Market.
According to Mr. Boykin tho specu.
lators In this section have been afraid
of the market recently and his b,lsl-
ness had, fortunately, been unusually
small. He says that he has already
signed II contract with II new firm
K and Will continue business as usual.
Below Is m Associated Press dis
'NV' montgomery street, Jerse,
city ana No. 81 Broadway this c,,v
at me close of business hours today
pos'ed notice at their Jersey CRY
Once Informing their correspondent
tnat they had discontinued business
inc linn had branch offices in mor,
cues In the East and correspondents
throughout the country. The amount
involved IN the failure IL said Ia bo
large, although no one in AUTHORITY.
could DC found tonight TO give fir.
ures. p
silica
Local Managers Notified
Messages were sent nv soga ,,a
Co. today to all the branch Offices
Notifying the local managers tbot n
had been found necessary 10 close
up.
Sage and company was incorpo.at.
cd under the laws of the State of
new York in 1904 with capIta,
: s'oock on 100000. The object of the
company as set forth IN the inconno,.
alton papers was to conduct a stock
commission business.
The president Of the firm is Man.
rice j. Sage, a young man who come
to this city about twelve years ago
from .Binghampton, N. Y.
up to May the firm together With
the Guanajuato Amalgamated Mines
company occupied Joint Offices ut
No. 40 Broadway.
@ Associated with Al. Adams.
The Guanajnato Amalgamatca
t.,nes company is the property OF
Albert ]. Adams. After his release
from Sing Sing he purchased M,
mining property located In Guanoin,
70 Mexico, for sum estimated n
sl,ooo,Ooo. Shortly after this Adams
went to Mexico and now lives near
1T is stated that the Sage system
,ohs'sted Of string OF al least so;,
branch offices stretching from Maine
- view Orleans and in some quarters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
EXCURSION EVERY, SUNDAY.
RI VA g. e g. HYs

Special train to leave Fort Monroe
a;sp a. NJ. Phoebus, S;33 "A. M !,
h an pton 1913 "A. MI Newport News
s:oo A. M, arriving Richmond 10 az
"A. M; returning leaves Richmond
:oo r. u. s1.25 round trip,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
Mr.. Gregory NJ.

Mr.. II. c. Gregory, secretary of the
Franklin Printing Company, has been
taken Ia his home in King ana Queen
county suffering from typhoid fever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
Body Taken Away.

Mr: G. M. Carmichael son OF the
late Daniel c. Carmichael who aiad
y. nls nome here Sunday night. arriv-
ca IN the city yesterday from Detroit.
.aI Mr. Carmichael left last night,
taxing the body to Albany, N. y.
where 1t will be inferred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
THEATRICAL
Observation-Disclosures

commandments
Arrangements are almost complet-
OF l9o6-7, AS announced the attrac.
ton for the opening will be "rhe
County Fair" with the author, Neil
burgess, In his familiar role OF Aunt
Abigail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-23
Mearo Arresked

Allen der, a negro, was arrested
by Policeman Shield last night on
me charge of assaulting Thomas Tol.
llyer. IN Benthal's saloon on sMtur-
day night.