davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02

tig nit bisfssn Banisn tuessn 8si&af'
flung beutf9en @elots fhr Die Wieoers
berheIune Der BON ben Hebolutiondren
serfi6rtsn 2anostter.
Der NoeI tn ben SfIee.p robin3en
nod benz Daffirhaltsn htsfeer
2ennsr Der Sadlage. ni6t benz Neus
aufbau Der nertpiffstsn Wsrtbe ndber
treten, tuenri er niHt bereits nit Der
In abiebbarer 3eit 3u erwartenoen
Misunderstanding Der Nutoritdt Der
Regierung re&nen t6nnte. Snwieweit
man ben um finanaiele 6hlfe nnnfu=
denben BIER entgesentommea miro,
IdBt fd mod niat insen. Bermuib-
lid tperoen fe absr niat bersebens an.
aeflopft baben. Wan nerbshIt f9 ie-
bod ni9t, baB biele Sabre n6tbig iein
merben, UNI bic fur4tbaren @unoen,
mel9e bic perhdnsnibbole Auffanos.
bsusauns 9ei&lassn, au bsilen.
Ceferrei&.llnsarn
Gin uftim q I u m.
Wfen, /. 6sbr. Die 8rone bat
Der unsarifden coalition nur eine
turss 5rif ssiebt. innerbalb psl&er He
F9 au elmer 8erfduoi9ung bereit su
seieen bat. BIS gum Samftas baben
flo bic leitenbsn Setter Der coalition
au entidsieen, Oh he Der 2rOne auf
8runo bes bon ibr fefigeleatsn PRO-
arammis entgsgenfOmmen uOaen.
Wenn bic 2rone ni6t bic Guide
runa fur bolen 6rieosn erbdlt. oanrt
tperoen nod Mblauf bes Samfass Die
Mabrsgsln sur WisOerberasluns Der
Orbnuns ibren anfans nsbmen. NOS
su Der ungariiae WtniferprdRbsnt
Baron Selsrborp bic ueitefgsbenoe
WOama1t erbalten bat.
Sapan.
SoaptptI Mmertta e.
u9en.
Softo. 1. 5sbr. 2ubetIdifgen
Na9ri9tsn 3ufalse miro Admiral 8o9o
i'm ndafen Npril NIT 3pei pan3er.
treu3era Den 8ereinisten Staten einen
Befu9 abHatten.
@uffif9e 8eangene + e.
bolttren.
un3ufrieoene ruifids 9rie9s . &c.
fanaene bsrfuaten Yorratbbduier uno
Barradsn. Tn tpeIdsn f9 1000 @ee
fanasns bsinbsn, IN 8rano 3u ieben.
Bis su bier gsriuGe uuroen In einem
Sage etbedt.
8 ungersnotb m b BE-
li9en 5 apan.
Sauienoe fisrbsn i'm n6rol4en Sbeile
bon Sapaa bes 6unesrtobss. bic &e.
gierung bat Wabregeln our Mb6Hlfe
getroHen unb ausldnbii6e @Omites oers
tbeilsn Rsis in ben Sun9er.D ifricteu.
90 Idnsenber 6 m b lang Il I
@eneral Nogi.
Ben allen Gsnerdlen, bic aus Der
Wanturei suriidtehrten, wurbe @e'
neral Nosi Der gldn3enofs bisber se'
isbene gmpfans su SbeiI..
Die Bsbblteruns bradte ibm srOb=
artiss Obationen unb bic 3eitungen
tpiHsn isinss 2obes fsin @nbe.
Gbima.
9 u 1ten m be n b {.
0ietoria, g. g., /. 6ebruar,
Bon China foaniert @adridten, tuelds
bic 6urdt Dor elmer ansemeinen Grem.
oenbsbe bseriinbet eri9sinsn lafen.
Die 2egationen In Betting erfu9ten BIZ
Beh6rbsn. MaBregsln az treHen. btt
Nufribrer au unteroriiden, bod tper'
ben bisIe @efu6e anideinenb NIT gro-
Ger @leid9tiltiateit b~ebanoelt.
Gin Beridterfatter elmer 3eiiunl
In Shanghai 9isbt Der GnR3t @us'
bruf, oaB uur burG cine erneute 5rem'
benbebe. dbnli& berienigen bon 1900.
Die .geriaguns Der iebisen 9errf3e'
herbeiaefhbrt tperben t6nnte. Dt'
fremoen Wd9te uiiroen In Golge eine'
5remoenbsbe als tpiltommenes Wittel
All bsut 2rpef bienen. Der BopcDtt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Drstsx, asss sas sssasss

Sambler bssaEIen foEserss efsHe;
Butter - Country. i6es srssntsrp 28
elsia nc
S,iI@e Gsr-14e per Cuteah.
nahner Sc, Adtne 3. TuriepS-l0-l2e.
SaIen - $1.t0 Bis SLAB per Outenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
&Gtbielbafter Mnariif anf
Srnppeulanonns.
HuRIano.
RnBlano.
e &Ia9t awii9sn @arni.
ou une 2oaten.

Srtutsf uno 2pfafen fano cine f6rms
li9e S4laGt fatt. In weI9er iber
1900 auf beioen Ssitsn gst6otet wur.
ben. Die 2oiafen ruarfen fiber 1900
2sidsn bur4 9btsr i'm gife In ben
Baifal.S See.
8robe Dem n ffration n.
% Lab 10 o 4 d, /. Jsbr. Die
8sfattuns Der 80 Opfer Der grbsbuna
bonn 90. Sanuar asffatiste fi9 gu elmer
srOBartissn rebolutiondren Demonfra.
tton.
6roBbritannien.
RdtbfeIhafter N%ngriff.
2eith, Saottlanb, 1. Gsbruar.
Der beutfde Sampfsr .@emma". Der
bier nit Balait bsute anIanats, berid-
tet, oab Elm u~nbstanntsr S&oOnsr i'm
9aitssat am 81. Sanuar msbrsre
SdaHe auf bie r@emma" absab. Ger
steuernanri bss Dampfers tpurbs Der.
munoet. Auem Anf4eine nod NOR
bas angreifsnbe Gaiff ruifider Ha.
tionalitdt.
Warpctp.
8eru9en Sruppen au
Ianben.
WeliIia a, Waroceo, 1. 6sbr. =
Sas 2risssidiT bes @uItans bon
RaroecO .SiOi 81 Surti" frsu3t in Der
Ndbe Der Wardiea 6abrif nm cine @e-
legsnbeit %ab3uuarten, Sruppen 5u
lanoen. Die Streitfrdfte bes prdien.
benton Bu Samara baltsn bic 5abrif
befsBt.
SentIhlanb.
q obbteIsfi's
&hdtritt.
Berlin n, l. 6sbr. Die ySeutide
Sases3eituna". bas Sauptoraan Der
Aararier, meloet beuts nit Bshimmt=
belt, baB Der prsuBiide 2anopirtb.
i9afts. Miniter, @sneraleutnant 4. o.
b. POobieIsti. bon ieinsm Befen su.
rtidtrsts. Die slside Naaridt fanb
bereits bor GINGER 3eit in isnsm Blntte
unb tuurbe bamals bon benz Winifsr
ielbf nit Dem 8emerfen bementirt, -bab
sr garni6t up's &sfeniren bente. Sic
finoet besbalb aud iss; feinsn @lau-
ben, Bis he bon amili9er Settle cine
8efdti9ung erbdIt.
9 raun q M ger O q n b /.
4aft geht Elm.
Berlin, 1. Gebr. gs if NUM-
mebr feffbsi4lOhens SADIE. bob bic
Seianoti&aft bes SersOstbums Braun.
f4meig in Berlin etnaebt. Sie Wsr-
tretung grauni4weiss I'm Bunbssratb
tpiro einem bauernb in Der Retnss
bauptffaot pobuenoen Bebolmd1tia.
ten i%bertrager tperbsn. Ser lebte @s.
ianote NOR betanntIi9 6rsiberr b
gramm.8 ureborf. bsRsn Mmtsrtdtritt
3iemli9 9leidseitig nit feiner unter 10
eiaenartiaen umfdnoen nctbmenbia
gem ,rosneu 2onturs grtldrung Ct.
foIste.
Sabaf 4 euers0prlaqe
gerIin n, 1. 6sbr. Die aufidn-
bise 3ommifion oes &si9staas bat In
ibrsr bsutisen Sibuns bic 8abatHsusr.
gOrIase Der Resieruns fOrmel abse-
lebnt. na9osm f1 aus ben bisbsrigen
9ebatten bereits ergeben batts, bab bic
meifen Befimmungen sins Webrteti
ni6t auf f& su b~ereinigen permo9tsu
gbenfo tpurbe Elm 2rompromiBantraq
bes Gentrums nno Der Nattona0ibera.
len, Der babin 8in9, importirte @igar-
rem su bsfaoasn. berporfsn.
SIN Augenblid erf&eint es bur9aus
unerfinbli9. tuie Der Musfaa, Der burG
bie bon Der 8ommiifon ni&t sutgsbsi-
Bensn Steuerpldne entRanben IN, ae-
bedt tperben fol. Ot cine Rebrfeue,
ober gar cine SnieratenFeuer na4trds.
LID In ben pIan Der Rsi&sfinansreform
aufgenfmmer ueroen foa, lit aleia.
fouls nO9 eine OHene Graes.
!
Ttetor.
BerIin n, l. Gebr. Sn Bremer
iF, laut telesrapbif9er Welbung boz
bort, Der befannte 2olcntaI. golitife,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
6iinfjebnbunoert Soote
SIN Sample 5wiiden au1adeu nnb @arniiou.
Sic 9ei9ea tit Gisl6der getOrfeu.
Gin beutides Gdif. = Yerindte maroffauiide
= Boobieisfi's &idtritt. &ulonial.
golitifer Wietor toot.

feruma oas b6&fe Anieben. I'm bic
66rosrung Der beuti4en 2olonialsp os
litit bot sr R& felt oeren Anfdnssn nit
Otter bemiibt.
Surf 2eopotb ausges
3et4net.
8erItn, 1. Gebr. Inter ben
to9hsbsnosn DISQUALIFICATION. tpelde
anldblid oss Geburtsta9ss bes 3aiiers
ausseianungsn srbalten tabsn. bsfin.
bet Rd aud Jarf 9sOpOlo w. au
2ipps. Sbm III Der Rotbs Nolerorosn
l. 2laHs 3u She'll setuorosn. Die Be
3iebungsn 3wii9en ben 66fen bon Ser-
lin uno 9stmolo Hno augsnf9sinli9
,ur 3sit bic bsaen.
Mfatre Stephanp.
Berlin n, 1. Ssbr. Der In Jung.
Her 3sit bislerwdbnte frtbers Strab.
burger polisei=@ ommifdr Stephanp.
tpsIasr pesen l1nterf&lasune amtlidsr
4tten fsd5riefi4 bsrfolst puroe, if
In Grid. nit uidtissn Sotumsnisn
I'm geRb. usrbaftet luOrben uno miro
bon ben bortiaen Bsb6rben ausgelieferi
msrbsns gsfanntIia bat er isns atten
su Der tirslia Tn StraBburs ber6Hent'
lidten @fanoalbroI&ire .@ermaniia=
ton. @iQtarregisrung uno pOli3si'
uirtbf&aft in elfaB. 6 otbrinssn" BE.
nubt. bic ialeunigf tOnfs3irt Burbe.
Ssiner pro3eiiruns uiro In psitsfsn
2reiisn nit Spannung eniesgsnses
ieben. gielfa9 iuiro feline Cured
nunesfdbiafsit be3peifslt.
Die Nfaire Stspbanp fhbrte heuts
aud i'm 2anbesausIduB bon gliab.
2otbrinssn au elmer Debate. Staats=
iefretdr b. 36ler. Der ebemalige prsu-
Bti4s Staatsminifer, srtldrte, er Tel
i~berseugt, baB cen bon Stepbanp sr.
bObsnsn acknowledgement Der 3orrup'
tiOn uno 5inansmirtbidaft in ben
Rei6slonben nidts Sti4baltises gu
@runoe liese. ct CAB tibri9ens gu,
oab TN Gale zines 2rieges gewihe per=
ionen. bic nOtoriId Der Regieruna
feinoislis geinnt ieisrl, iofOrt In 6afi
aenommsn ueroen tpiirben. Befannt=
lid baite Stepbanp In Der Strabbur'
ger vBarseraeitune" eine 8ebeimlifs
Der i'm Sale zines 2risses a~us3utuei=
fsnoen periOnen psr6fenili&t.
Die Otdter.
8erIin n, l. 6ebr. CUR Didten=
frage berlautet beute aus better Nuele.
bob bic &ssieruug g~eaenpdrtig NIT ber
Nusatbeituns elmer bs3tisli4en 9Or-
lage beiddftist 1T, melde fa on biz
bonn Reiastas fat einfimmis anae'
nOmmsnsn Snitiaiiu antrdse bes Sem
trurus uno Der Nationaaiberalen auI
@ewdbrung bon Observation-Disclosures
in 66be bon stuan3is Wart uno fxeis,
@iienbabnfabrt on Die abaeoroneter
anidlisbt. Siefe 0orIase miro BEN
8unoesratb bsmnd6f augeben. peldei
ibr, ME ieBt nidt mebr be3 peifelt piro.
Obns tpsitsres eperrsn feline 3ufinl'
mung seben wtrb.
Bif@6fe unbbi lie g l.
portage.
Berlin, L. 6ebr. Die preuBi
fdsT Bii96fe beabHntigen, tuie gu!
fOnff eutuntsrriGtster Quele psrlautet
cine 2unoeebune our e9nlgeiebbor'
lass, g.sen tueI&e H& namsntli3 boz
Soften bes preubifAen Stdotetage!
unb oss preubiiasn 2e6rertages eine II
entidieoene OppoRtion geltenb gema4
6at. Sn 26ln haben ansebli& bereitl
porbereitenbs Bcratbun9en spif&en ben
3aroinal'5hrfbii&of Or. -aopp boz
gresIau unb benz 2aroinal Or. u. 8
Slider, graoiI9of bon 9oln, fattae
funben.
Brau1en 9iIfe.
BerIin, /. 6ebr. Ste beuti&
NitterfnaFt In ben ruffifhen Office
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02

0tHWte
GepfeI u Suite Ro&dpfeI $3.50 per Sab.
Uanoner, 8. 0O-1.26; tetxs We-$l.e0.
gttrunen s. 90 3.76 per Rife.
Dransen - $a.25-s.7s per Rife.
Srauben 17ie per 3orb.
4trnen l.e0-1.25' per 8aibel.>
gemHfe.
Motbe giben 26e per Outenb Wun&eS.
GsIerp s5,-<oe per 6un9.
Cpiter slant 2os per Ouseab.
Rraut = 81. 0o-I.2s per Sah
glumentobI $a.5) Per Cutesb.
@urten = $1.s5 Ter Dutene.
salat - 12Hs per pfanb.
8etsrfIie l5c per Da&enh BumGe&.
RmtofeIn - 65e - roc per BuibeI.
eabfartcfeln = Srsinia $a.59; SaIt''
NOR sac -s.s6; Serfeb $3.50 $4.0C
per Sab.
2wiebeIn - Rotbe uab meibe $l.36 pc,
Yfunb Spanii@e 3uiebeIn SIG
per Siiie.
Stabilize Acc per Datenb.
sptnat - 35c fet Duseno.
Tomatoes So per Grate.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
WALTER HILL
FINISHES TRIP
LAS BEEN OVER LINE FROM
GREAT FALLS TO BILL
INGS

Great Falls. April 19.-Walter ].
Hill superintendent Of construction
on the railroad line to be built be
tween Great Falls and Billings. ar
rived in the city last evening from
the latter place and. after remaining
a few days. will return to come over
the line back TO this city from Bill.
irgs. Mr.. Hill did not come on his
automobile at this time. preferring TO
take a chance on the railroad for a
change.
He states that the work on the line
between here and Billings will be
started as quickly as the contractors
can get into position to do the work
The line has been looked over by
them, and a number of outfits are
now en- route 10 the grounds.
No definite selection of the line at
either end has as yet been decided
upon and the contractors will prob
ably commence work somewhere to-
ward the center. although the ends
OF the location are expected to be de-
cided upon in the immediate future.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
MAN With Muck.Rake."


After referring to the significance
of the event the president spoke in
part:
. In Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
you may recall the description of the
man with the muck-rake.' the man
who could look no way but downward
with the muck-rake in his hand; who
was offered celestial crown for his
muck-rake, but who would neither
lcok up nor regard the crown he was
offered. but continued to rake to him
sell the filth of the floor.
In Pilgrims Progress the man
with the muck-rake is set forth as
Tie example for him whose vision is
fixed on carnal instead of on spirit
nal things. He also typifies the man
who in this life consistently refuses
10 see aught that is lofty, and fixes
his eyes with solemn intentness only
on that which is vile and debasing
Now, it is very necessary that we
should not finch from seeing what
is vile and debasing. There is filth on
the floor and it must be scraped up
With the muck-rake; and there axe
times and places where this service
Is the most needed of all the services
that can be performed. But the man
"0o never does anything else. who
never thinks or speaks or writes,
speedily becomes. not a help to so
cI-ty. not an Indictment to good but
cae OF the most potent forces for evil"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
TWO KINDS OF
REFORMERS
President Roosevelt Treats the Man
With the Muck Rake in his
Characteristic Style.
Says Sanity as We'll as Honesty is
Needed in the Movement For
Reform.

In the notable address delivered
by him at Washington last week on
the occasion OF the laying of The cor
ner stone of the office building of the
house of representatives, President
Roosevelt said in part:
NO good whatever viii come from
that warped and mock morality which
denounces the misdeeds OF men of
wealth and forgets the misdeeds prac-
ticed at their expense: which de
nounces bribery bur blinds itself 10
blackmail; which foams with rage if
corporation secures favors by i'm
proper methods, ana merely Ieers with
hideous mirth if the corporation ii IT.
self wronged The only public ser
want who can be trusted honestly 10
protect the rights Of the public against
the misdeeds of a corporation is that
public man who will just as surely pro
tect the corporation itself from
wrongful aggression. Ii a public man Is
willing TO Weld popular clamor
anC 90 wrong 10 me men OF wealth
or TO rich corporations. it may be set
down as certain that if the oppor-
tunity comes he Will secretly and
furtively DO wrong to the public in
the interest Of q corporation.
But in addition 10 honesty. We
nsei sanity No honesty will make
public man useful if that man Is timid
or foolish. if he is a hot headed zealoj
or an impraclica5le visionary As We
strive for reform We find that il is
not all merely The case of a long up
hill pull. On the contrary there is
almost as much of breeding work
as Of collar work: 10 depend only on
traces means that there viii soon be
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
a runaway and an upset.

runaway and an upset.
The men of wealth who today are
trying to prevent the regulation and
control of their business in the inter
est OF the public by the proper govern
ment authorities will not succeed jim
my judgement, in checking the prog
ress of the movement. But if they
did succeed they would find that they
had sown the wind and would sure
ly reap the whirlwind for they would
ultimately provoke The violent exces-
sas which accompany reform coming
by CONFUSION instead of by steady
and natural growth.
Dangerous Opponents.
ON the other hand the wild preach
ers of unrest and discomfort, the wild
sgitators against the entire existing
order, the men who act crookedlN.
whether because OF sinister design OF
from mere puzzle-headedness. tie
men who preach destruction without
proposing any substitute for what
they intend to destroy or who p;o.
pose a substitute which would be sar
worse than the existing evils-all
these men are the most dangerous
opponents of real reform. Ii they did
gel their way they will still do meal
cuabe harm by provoking the kind
Of reaction which in lis revolt against
the aenseless evil OF their teaching
would enthrone more securely than
ever every evil which their misguided
followers believe they are attacking.
More important than aught else
is the development of the broadest
sympathy Of man for man. The vel
fare of the wage worker the welfare
OF the tiller OF the soil. upon these de-
pend the welfare Of the entire coun-
try; their good is not TO be sought
IN pulling down others. but their good
must be The prime object of all our
siatesmanship.
Materially. We must strive to Sc
Cure a broader economic opportunity
f"r ali men. 50 that each shall have
better chance 10 show the stuff of
which he is made; spiritually. and
ehically. We must strive to bring
about clean living and right thinking.
We appreciate that the things OF
the body are important; but we APP
preciate also tina the things of the
soul are immeasurably more impor-
tart. The foundation stone of nation
al life is. and ever must be- the high
individual character of the average
citizen"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
For a Weak Digestion.

No medicine can replace food but
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
'els will help you to digest your food
1t is not the quantity of food taken
that gives strength and vigor to the
system, but the amount digested and
assimiated. If troubled with a weak
digestion, don't fail to give these tab
lets a trial. Thousands have been
behefitted by their use. They only
cost quarter. For sale by all drug
eists. Oh.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
The ST. Paul Survey,

Great Falls April ia couple of
members of the Milwaukee survey
party working on the line through
Smith river canyon, returning to the
camp above Hound creek this morn
ing
no statements of any kind were Civ
en- out by them. further than that the
camps of the parties are about as Civ
en- in the Leader yesterday, one be-
ing located above Hound creek. sur
yeying south in the Smith river can.
yen, the other being about Tender
feet, surveying north the two to meet
in the canyon in about 10 days.
Sub-contracts Are Let.
q dispatch from Billings says: Chas.
F4olliot of St. Paul, representative of
A. Guthrie & co. of that city, general
contractors for the Billings and nor
them railroad, arrived here yester-
day and has partially closed up sew
eral sub-contracts for grading which
will begin at once. The company an
nCunces that within the next ten days
it will have definitely located route
by which it will leave the Yellowstone
valley, and work will begin at once
thereafter on the terminals. The sub
contracts under consideration are To-
cfted Is miles or more out of here
The Billings & Northern is the Bur
lington extension to Great Falls that
VIII be built by the Great Northern
railroad.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-20
Notice to Stockholders,

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the stockholders
of the Lewistown Furniture company
"a corporation existing under the laws
of the state of Montana), to be held
at the office of said company, in Lew.
istoWn, Fergus county, Montana, on
Saturday, April 21st, A. D. 1906, at
S o'clock p. M, then and there to con-
slider the question of increasing the
capital stock of the Lewistown Furni
ture company to thirty thousand dol
lars, making the capital stock of said
company three hundred shares at a
par value of one hundred dollars each,
instead of two hundred shares at a par
value of one hundred dollars.
In witness whereof this notice Is
signed by majority of the directors
o. the Lewistown Furniture company
this 18th day of March, A. D. 1906.
G. w. COOK,
E. ]. McCOLLUM,
G. r. MARSH,
Directors.
NLEYSnONEYnbCAE
for children: safe. sure. No ept0ses
WILSON 4 LEWElLiN.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-04

WOMEN's MUSLIN. cAMBRIc AND NAlNSOOK GOWNS-Round and " shaped neck, prettily trimmed iu lace
 embroidery and hemstitched tucks; banner Soc values. Sale EO.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-04

WOMEN's MUSLIN GoWNS-Yoke with 4 rows of embroidery insertion, clusters of hemst.tched tucks. ruhles 159qRd ~or5R up 4es6 sa se a@a sa sfs'er eree 49c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-04
STATE FAIR OF TEXAS
Entertainment Of 1906 is About Ready
for People Of Southwest.

Dallas, Tex. oct. 2.-The twenty
lrst annual entertainment Of the state
+ air of Texas will begin on Saturday,
October 18th, with an upto-date plant
Inc fair when it opens win represent
value of moro than five millions Of
dollars The coming entertainment
has cost nearly four times as mucn
money as any preceding one. Every
cna Of the departments las been en-
l3rged, with reference both to the ac-
ccmmodation of exhibits or attractions
and to The amount OF money offered
rhe displays Of live stock and poultry
Of vehicles and machinery and of farm
and mill products, are the largest ard
most complete ever made at any state
fair
During the thirteen week days OF
the fair, one hundred and twelve
events will take place On the race
] tracks. TGe money offered in purses
and stakes amounts to $4,000, More
than oignt hundred horses have been
entered for the races.
B sides the permanent amusement
devices, such as the scenic railway,
the chu,es, the figure s, and the ca
roussel more than one hundred Of the
newest and best shows to be had will
make up the Amusement Park In al.
| dition to the regular attractions, Sey-
mour's famous military band and the
| free vaudeville performances, in the
auditorium, several Of the greatest 50.
1 lCists and greatest musical aggrega.
! tions Of the day have been provileu
/ for that department among thom:
| Nine. Narcella Scmbrich, the greatest
| living soprano; Campanari the bari
| tone: Forest Dabney Carr, the basso;
! Homos Cowper, the tenor; Nine.
Force-Harmon, the greatest oratoril
soprano; Nine. Logman, the alto All
Of these, except Sembrich and Campan
ari. will be heard both in the Oratorio
Of the Messiah and the drama Of Hi
awatha, The Leo Adde Musical Com
edy Company is another card for the
auditorium.
/ The fair will begin October 13 and
close October 2S, 1906, The railroad
rates will be the lowest since the fair
/ was organized.
JAMES MORONEY, President
SYDNEY SMITH, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-04
A VICTORY
FOR LABOR
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN HAS
GRANTED DEMANDS.
For An Eight.hour Oay-Establish the
"open Shop" and Withdraw
From the Uniteo Typothatae
Of Ameriea-Labor Victory.


by Associated Press.
Chicago, H., oct. 3.--Thc Methodist
Book Concern will grant an eighthour
day, establish the open shop" and
withdraw from the United Typothatae
of America This announcement was
made today at the Rock River con.
ference \ remarkable scene follow.
ing the reading of the report which
had been signed by both the eastern
AMI western divisions Of the concern.
Ministers and lay delegates chccrcd
for fifteen minutes The resolutions
commencing the qction of the confer
encc were adopted at once.
This action is considered a victory
for labor, but not wholly so, because
of the recognition of the open shop.
The fight against the book concern
has been for an eighthour working
day. At last years conference the
book concern was criticised for the
stand II maintained on the labor ques.
tion.
The new working day and open
shop" will go into effect on November
:, but the secession from the TYPO.
thatac becomes effective Immediately.
Presiding Elder White, in charge
pf the shop meetings which have
been held here and elsewhere, praised
the action.
at some of the shors we have hoor
barred from holding meetings because
of the Methodist Book Concerns posi-
lion relative To- labor" said he. "Thn
nion men have become antagonistic
TO our meetings in some of these
places because Of the concerns atti
tudc.' Now. believe, all shops viii
be open to us"