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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01

Miss Frances Terry, daughter of
Prof. N. NJ. Terry, of the Naval Acad-
emy, will give "a luncheon on next
Tuesday in honor of Miss Dyer, who
is visiting here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01

Miss Daisy Dyer, daughter of Com
mander Dyer. is stopping with the
Misses Randall.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01

Mrs Bailliere, wife of Mr.. Lawrence
Bailliere, Collector of the Port, gave
a large card party yesterday at her
Tfo;, 51,,1a sth9 paoo0 Stewart Hansa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01
THE NAVAL CONTINGENT.
What Is Going On In Naval
Academy Society.

Miss Niles of New York. daughter of
Oommander Niles, now at sea on the
Maine, is visiting Madame MAJ ion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01

Mrs. Mutton, wife of Lieut.. Com
mander Mutton, will give card party
tomorrow afternoon at her residence
in the Naval Aoade emy. A number o.
tine ladies of the Academy contingent
are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
r5RUATENEp.

wife We have been married only
a week. ana you arr beaHtiy druuk.
IL this the way yau are suins %
keep your promise a. feformf
Husband II can't knsp promise
sivan under q threat You threat
sned 10 kive me up lf-hlc--t diant
fsf1ffn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
Are You From Missouri?

If you are let ua show you
az Regal suit. There's q snap
siyie. finish 20 Regal clothes that
arc often lacking Ia 80 garments.
Royals look right, 81 right ana are
right from heel 10 collar. Al me
Hub. GIG First aY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
HARRY NEW IS
TO LEAD REPS

Harry 3. New. of Indiana. II sAla
90 be slated t. succeed ttspfss -
cartalyou a. chairman OF me
publiean national COMMITTEES VIM
cortsiyou retifes from the positi',.s
which will be before January =
when he becomes noerethry 81 We
treasury. Mf. New now II vice
chairman Of the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
BEFORE
GRAND JURY

v.slmos dressed IN IA
A MAJ = wera ID attendance
" 20 H. grand Jury tod. TO-DAY - , ,s',
ae = .sr,,e. Who Is accused 81
ssslff - eee u their nnmhef
aaae .',', Nswsh MAS this mofn'us
tsf.ls~ mdsr ilanfort 10 dei'oa
ss'l'a ,esasana dollar cash bond
"a w slsrk la addition 20 the
- 90. + e.aa ordered ~ The court
fk
~ s.,.l viii be = hard fouret
r much interest eeuicrs IN
st =. =. A. It Was AZ the inssi-
- $50 = president Roosevelt that
Z .,r,ss was made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
Accuse Mate Of Theft.

Charged with atealln. large
number Of articles from the
schooner Erie, and obstiuaiely re
fuslnF 10 confess his guilt. r
Dnhlef. mate OF the Erie. IL being
held IA the city Jail pending trial
lie was arrested late yesterday AZ.
ternoon by Detectives Adams and
Gorbctt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
FLASHES
u. Meka. psaa.


II MekRs. an old character along
the waterfront. died az the Way
slide hospital this morning from de-
iirium tfumena.
Morton Pleads Not Guilty.
T. Morton. "A young man of Bel
bingham. who was Indicted by the
grand jury un tho charge Of SNUG
Cling opium. this morning pleaded
not guilty ia the federal court. Ills
trial WAS set for Tuesday
Dull az Marine office.
The local marine recruiting office
was temporarily out Of commission
yesterday and the dnY before, SefFt
James neayef and hia subordinate
being az liremorton giving evidence
Ia the eourtmartiai OF deaorteru
Plant and Howell
Gil Gets Return Date.
An amusing address ON "Captur.
inE the Laylathan" will be given be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

ANCouER, n. G. Nov. ia
There Is atill war At Fernie. n c.
The miners OF the Grows Neal Pass
coal company last night unanimous
" turned down the agreement be.
tween Manager Lindsay and Thorn
a. Burke. the representative al
President Mitchell. President Sher
man 81 the loeal union has lett with
burke 20 meet Mitchell NJ Mlnneap.
ellis TO further consider the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
SHORTAGE CAUSED BY
LACK OF CARS


The Pacific Coast company has podue
uen and Is Hth further incea aing a.
supply the mines At frnn rhe promises that
there viii he NO further tncre che Of whatever
else hafas
Dealers ia mined he Northern Pacific unite In
blaming the stringent sho inadequate
supply.
Transfers stin have 10 I'm up o'clock a the
hunkura IN order cal when delivery begins
and al those Who later than that hour dis
appointed Local dealers behind with their
10 four weeks
4. i. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
nur a Lor AT poRT SIMPSON.

lots have already advanced three
times al Port Simpson. and there
viii be another advance Within
short tinae. Il viii pay You n Walt
the offtea 81 the reft Slmpsau I'm
pruvemeng Co. ais rtonesF building.
and set = little property there befufe
,stees are too high. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

Mira. Elizabeth l.. freeland wife
Of Rev. samuel ~ Freeland. died
AZ the family home. 80 4. Harfi.
non a.. yesterday sho was %
years old Hnneral will be held
from the family home tomorrow ait
ornoon at O'Clock The body VIII
bo cremuted,
Swedish sonastreas courng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

Ter than no coal nut the DELAY oc.
easioned both ~ the mines and at
the city yards In loading aud dia
charging coal from ears Of this
character has tendency 50 fur
theg Increase the car ntrinFency by
eongeating traffic
Peculiar situation.
While Seattle consumers are
climbing over each other to get az
the coal available en- the market
aud while teRmsters ara waiting Ia
long lines az the bunkora b. the
hour for the privilege 90 leading
coal. ali al the miasa along the
Northern Pacific report that they
have plenty II coal. or At least more
coal than they have cars sith
which 20 move H.
''uise as maFe cars and Ne viii
give yea plenty of coal" IL the
unanimous complaint 81 the coal
men IL Il for the want 81 ears
and not for the want Of coal that
the market goes unaunpiled
Our mluea AZ South Prairie IN
Pierce county were closed down Tor
a time last week on account OF our
Inability to get ears from the North
srn Pacific railroad said Charles
+ Houston Of the Pacific Coast
company yesterday. otherwise We
would have had more coal on the
Seattle market The new mine we
are opsuing AZ Tenino will have TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

Pierre Henoid. q Ffenchman who
recently arrived here from Alaska,
aud who was arrested Saturday on
suspicion, h now believed by the
immigration officers to know a
great deal regarding the importa.
tion Of French women for disorder.
IL houses. Evidence brought 70
light 10 Judge Gordon'a court yes
tcfdaY was such ne 10 cause him TO
bind che man over 90 the stne'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

Al the Coliseum sunday lite Win
- assisted By Madame Iouine
Ciary. vocalist, Admission oniy IS
ccnfs 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

The Rainier BoulevarS Improve.
meni club has endorsed the npplica.
ton Of the Seattle, Rentoa q
Southern for franchise over
Fourth az. \ aud other Bifecta. aud
further petitions the council not 70
grant any new franchises except
upon the terms proposed b. that
road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

lovers n Seattle Maeaay evening.
when Mime Anna llesftlrom, prlma
donna Of the Royal opera. ~ Stock.
holm. Will appear NJ Auditorium
hail The concert viii be one Ut
the features Of what promises 70 he
successful musical season The
proceeds will 60 to aid Adolphia
college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

Give as more cars or We perish.
rhia Is the CRY OF the coal men
Who depend for their supplies on
the mines located along the North
ern Pacific railroad for weeks
they have been suffering from the
car strineeney. and while relief In
various forms Ia promised them
from day 90 day. the situation. as
vet. shows no Improvement
Already the Northern Pacific has
communcsd shipping coal from
some % i,s mines Ia closed hos ears
and whlie these are very lnconven
lent on account o. the fact that thcY
must b. loaded and discharged By
hand. the eoai men have come 10
consider an occasional box.car bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

depend for cars ON tho Northern
Pacific Il win supply ua 200 tons
a day additional coal II We eau set
the ears
Question Of Care.
with un Il has hcon question
OF cara more than question of
coal al the mines. said J y Grant.
agent for the Noreh western I'm
pfoyemont company which operates
mines at haalYn and Rhyenadnie.
We have plenty OF coal az the
mines Wa expect some relief aoiaTl
from the installation at Ravenadaie
of box.car tinple hy means OF
which We can load coal Ia box cars,
We have been supplying large quaQ \
tltlea at steam coal 80 the Great
Northern railroad. aud II the nor
NAL supply of that foad from Fer
ME IL restored this should reltgYaI
many cars which have hoen In thAt'
service We are now from three Ia
four Noaku behind with our orders
ia Seattle but are supplying ordsrt
Ia the order In which they are r.
csiyed."
HsAswell'a statement.
IL ~ question of ears rath@sl
than a question OF coal at the
mines said ~ g. HaHswall. agent
for the Carbon Illll Coal company !.
"lf We could get the ears We could
supply a great deal more coal than
We are now supplying The
Northern Pacific has already begun
70 supply na with box cars In the
absence OF coal ears. but these Ia.
Yoiye a great deal OF Inconvenience
aud delay IN dischafging The
road promises 10 be nbls 20 supply
more ears soon and We hope TIE
promised relief will come"
We could furnish more coal II
we had more ears ia which 60 ship
Il. said u v STROUD. agent for the
coal from the Occidental mlnea NJ
Kanaskat. "our minea are closed
from time 10 time ON account Of the
car shortage We have taken Il up
with the Northern Pacific ums after
time aud they always promise us
relief. bat SO Tar We have had more
promises than cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

fore the juniors Of the Y. NJ c A.
Saturday az 1880 O'Clock dby tho
"a whnler Capt Eli Tho toily old
captain gave such nubounded de-
light when he addressed the boys
last Sunday that "a second appear.
unoa waH demanded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15
NOTICE!
Tonight at 8 O'clock

deposit lot a now ufsoo
other lot in the addition when unSou
buy aHhust at the present prices
Of the large number OF cas over Tie
make general pfoposon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

oIv most beautiful residence property IN Tie a0 ~
sidewalks and sewer
$500. beautiful Level as Dhho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15

No retiring allowance shall exceed
$1,000.
After 20 years service regardless OF
age the retiring allowances was fixed
az follows:
For active pay Of 1900 or less a
retiring allowance OF $500 shall be
granted, providing that no retiring al
lowance shall exceed so por cent Of
active pay.
For active pay greater than ,i.G0)
tho retiring allowance shall equai
Of active pay In eyoesg of $1,000.
II actie pay IN excess Of $1,000.
No person under the age Of c. or
who has served less tuan 25 yea-s
shall be entitled 60 4 retiring ALLOW
anc", but the trustees may ut their
discretion pay any otherwise ollgih'.
who has become incapable Of d!s
charging his duties by permanent in.
hrmity Of mind or body, an allowance
not exceeding that which ne wouii
be entitled 10 had he reached the az.
OF 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
rhe lndIvIdual Numbers.

Go. II. Stewart. the opening mum
Der. Is n Platform Prince" Rev. r.
v. Hunter. Central Presbyterian
-hurch OF Buffalo. n. Y. says; Geo
Stewart IL all right IIc has sam Ioncs
Wit and Tom Dixon's Are and FUN"
DIR. Gunsulus. President Of Armor
institute. stands today az the greatest
iec,urcr on the American platform
Everyone knows him.
A steel on 'TIomo litc In Dixie
During tho War" tells a mos' inter
sstiug story in most humorous
way. This lecture has been delivered
all over tho United States With great
success,
Or. Turner's Eternal CITY, was
considered the best lecture last year
n the Paris chnutauqua.
Albert Bushnell has always been n
chauiauqua iayorte
Rthcl Marie Surfaces La Bonito
ITcrmana del jose is a beautlfu.
atory Of o pretty little girl Of Old
Madrid. and interpreted lg Miss sur
face With an the Gre and duish Of %
Aaudc Adams, reaches the hearts of
al who hear her
Thcsc ana other lectures. together
with the Oaks Male Quluc,ip, one
Of the hest and the liouor slnsin"
party. for four appearances ana q
very nnp vugrnph win make mp %
program rich and intcrcs,ins pro
gram deserving the approval and
surort of tho whole people OF this
charming city.
Such a chautauQua is a rare trca,
90 any community and should appeal
10 every reading and thinking person
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
PENSIONS TO TEACHERS,
Trusteeo Of Carnegie Fund Decide on
the Scale.

New York. April l2.-The trustees
ct the Carnegie fund. who are charg.
ci with administering the $4,000, 900
Eift OF Andrew Carnegie 20 provide
for professors and teachers Of insti.
tu'ions Of higher learning IN the Unit
cd States and Canada, have adopted
a scale Of pensions practically as out
lined In the federal charter OF tAe
foundation which was formally adopt
- a. the meeting.
The income from tho fund will be
about 100000 year and there arc
On file a. tho present timo 200 appli.
cations from. professors. These and
such others as Will come In viii bo
acted on by the executive committee
and II is expected that the pension
system will be In active operation by
June Besides adopting a scale OF re-
tlT1ng allowances, the conference do
fined what college is, taking the dsfi
milton Of the state of New York Az
the basis and describing the require
ments as 20 non-seoearianlsm
No list of the institutions that VIII
como under tne rules was made The
rules as adopted make the following
provisions;
Any person 65 years OF age and Of
NOT less than hfteon years service as
professor who is at the time of his
retirement professor IN an urvr,tra
institution, shall boz ntUcd 10 an
annual retirement allowance as tol.
lowe:
For ac.ivo ~qy of flr0o or loss an
'' v7uce Of $1,000 Shall be- granted.
proviCng Gat no rytrne allowance
sa1'l exceed 90 per cent OF active pay.
For active nay groator .Aan $500.
The retlrInc allowance shall ooual o..
oco Increased by $50 for zach 800 In
eyces. over 81 800.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
Is the Moon lnhahItsdl z

Science has proven that the moon
has an mospherc, which makes NE
In some form possihle on that satcl
ilto: but not Tor human beings. who
have hard cnouoh time ON this oqrt'
~ ours. csnecIally those who don
lgrow Tint Electric Blttors cure head
ache. hiu'ortuoss r'laria, chills and
revcr. i0unlire jyspopsia. dizziness
tnrpiA l'vor. Fidncy complaints, ron
er-,l 'ohillty md female weakness. I'm
ecus'lcl ~ 81 general tonic and app'
ti''zcr for weak persons ana especial
~ tor tha prCd - induces sound sl'r"
Fully guaranteed nv W. n Frame
druggist price only 80 cents
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15

No. 10 acres or ,n..ruarricd. : niles west
OF Wynncwood, section H.. y, R f.; $500
per acre
No go acre.. rcs,i ctons removed. / mile
north Of Pdo; 81 90 per acre.
No. 81 acres. restrictions removed; -
miles northwest of Paoli; Sl2 90 per acre,
No. l-l36 acres all in one body, restrictions
removed; - miles north Of Petersburg, Section
&. Y $, X W; $3.50 per acre.
No. Sos acres an IN one bod Fl, restrictions
removcd. mile north of Tatum, Section /, II 5,
3W and See. SO II ! ~ Il W: $40 per acre.
No G--I3O acro, two tracts IL mile apart; 2
miles southwest OF Cornish. Sec. 9 aud 10. II 5.
W; 50 per acre
No. 7--i30 acres restrictions removed;
miles southwest Of Marietta, Sec - and 30, Il
$, X T.; ~ per acre.
No s-lG0 acres n,ermarricd title; two hous.
es, good well with each house. 40 acres in cutiva
tion; mile south of Atce, Sec 33, Il ), w;
$3.50 per acre
No. 1870 ecr,r 10 acres in cultivation, in
termarried title: = miles southeast OF Tatum, S4
per acre
No $50 acres, prairie land 20 acres in cuD
tivatiun, miles northeast Paoli; intermarried
title; immediate pcss ssion can be had for SIG per
acre.
No 1910 acres. miles southwest of Pur
CELL all in cultivation: Dead Claim Life Estate 3j
title immediate yo~..ss sson cpn be- had for $1,000
No - 500 acres timber lard, miles south
east OF Ti>homingo dead claim, 5000
No % 20 acres l0 acres in cultivation; / mile
from Ardmore. SIS per acre.
No 2@--Go acres, int"rmurred, l-2 miles
Sulphur, 80 acres in culivaiion mme date pos
SESSION; Slj per acro
M % so acres adjoining the town OF Sui
phur, intermarrl,U 'itlc, = od for tuwusits rur
pusos; 500 per acl"
No 2i-sO acres iotcrmqrricd. 10 miles nCrIh
of A,dmoie, all in 80 tvaiion, immediate posses
son $50 per acre
No 25-32p acres of nt,rmarricd, al in cult
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15

| will have allotted any vacant lands by inter
married surplus at the rate of three times the
Government appraisement, or dead claims at twice
the appraisement
Any lands you have for sale, or rent, would
bc pleased to have you list with me.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
lucky Pllinlstress.

Is Mrs Alexander. ~ Cary, Me Wno
hos tonnd nr KINGS Now ~, Pills
to be tho best remedy she hst over
tried for keeping The stomach. live!
and bo"ela IN perfect order. You'll
agree with hor if you try these pain.
loss pnrincs tho; .riuse new +,
Guaranteed by w b Frame, drussist
Price 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
LAoY MAcCApEEs.

%aESN Belle of the Pyalria
" S;:ss.ssssttA Hive No. 1, Ladies' ~
ss5s.. the Macoabees meets ou
EI'scss.FsJ the FIRST and third Mon
'S''SfrNs/ days of each month 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
TIE SUMMER cHAurAuoUA
Program as Selected by Commercial
Club Committee.

Club Committee.
Members Of the summer chautau.
qua committee. repryenting tho
Commercial club, held meeting Sat.
uday with w. II. Ayr and Pref Il.
z. Downing managers OF 'ho proposed
cbautauqua to outline plan Of action
and decide upon the talent
After the meeting Prof Chas.
Evans. chairman a. tho comrnittee.
said:
"Tho week chosen Is the Last in
June. This is N las' w""k o. the
Teachers Normal to he hclj in this
city. thus permitting every teacher
attending to secure this -ac treat.
"Thc talent chosen will be discussed
BY Mr. Aver and will nocd from us
therefore no Introduction. But let
us say the ONE. the gcnool the
church. the young. the old. the levers
Of music ~ 4 hunor. az rad close
consideration In our choice
We beg every one Interested In tho
intellectual and moral yrcUth OF Ard
moro. 10 ioin the Commercial club
In securing for the city his Erost
feast OF IN mind"
Tho Program
sunday Afternoon. June -
Worlds hid for a Man" Geo. II
Stewart,
MonJsy Night, !uns rs.
wireless Tiegaphy. Liquid Air,
RadIum. Demonstrations. Prof W. y
Patty
Tuesday At9rneon. Juno 20.
Oaks Male Quartotto.
''Fairy ands OF Science. Prif W.
u. Patty
uesday N;ah'.
Oaks Males Quartette.
Interpretation Pretty Sister OF 10
de" Ethel Marie Surface.
Wednesday Nlst'
oaks Mate Quartette.
vltagrapi.
Thursday Night.
Homo LIE In Dixie, During the
War" DR. 5. A. Steel.
Friday Afternoon
Success. Dr s. A. Ste,l
Music farty.
Friday Night
Music Party.
'Charlo,s OF Fire ." Albert Bush
ncll.
Saturday Afternoon
Kcllos Singing Patty
Saturday Night
Music.
Dr. Turner.
'Rpornal CITY. Illustrated
Sunday
Dr. 0unshoulus,
CHARLES EVANS.
CHAS. c. WbrTH.
\. W. DuTiIAN.
r. l.. SANDERS
SIDNEY SUGGS,
Commercial Club Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
BARGAINS i'm Farm Lands
i'm the ChiCkasaW Nation!

vation, good improvements, tirstclass bottom
lanr, miles OF Denison, Tex, will pay "A cash
rent of s. per acre, immediate possession; S3j
per acre.
No 26-lG0 acres intermarried, miles OF Ada,
immediate possessions; ~ per acre
100 acres in cultivation, one mile west of Cor
nish, dead claim, good title, $1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
A. =. ansd A. M.
Ardmore Lodge. No 81
r. A. r. aud A. NJ Regular
XIX meeting Saturday on or be
fore the full moon In each
month at 1880 O'Clock at Masonfc
Temple. a. EDDLEMAN, w. M
@. a. BRUCE. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15

i.S0 ~ w tho Oddfolows Uau
MRS RUTH r. DAuLTON.
lady Commando,
MRS JOSEPHINE CAItR. X orr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15

Peter Schu'tler, Newton and Leud
inrhaus wagons you will and at T, X
Ksaruey's iNu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15
LEASES

No 0-llO acres adult lease, tracts, 30 acres
in cultivation; miles northeast of Paoli, Secs. 20,
- and %, II 5 N, Il +; 8 year lease from Decem.
Der 5, 1905; SIS per year.
No l0-2l0 acres. all in one body; miles
south of Opie, Sec. 81, r =, r w dead claim;
lease has l2 years to run; $50 for the first
year and 500 each year thereafter.
No 1l-200 acres minor lease, all in one
body; l.2 miles south Of Opie Sec. 90, S, II
w; l2 years from this date; immediate pos.
session be had for 800 the first year, and $50
each year thereafter.
No l2-l00 acres, adult lease, miles south
east of Ninnekah, Sec IL, T5N RI -; lease for
u term of FIVE years from February 20 1906; i'm
mediate possession can be had for 5000, which
pays up the lease in full for years.
No l4--l00 acres all in one body. miles
east OF Pauls Valley. Sec. ., 7 . y, K 2 r; ) ear,
adult lease; PAID UP; $500.
No. lilo acres undcr natural guardian
lease, . l.2 miles north OF Lindsay. can be had for
500 for the first year, and S2j each year thereai
ter, term of five years.
No. 1870 acres, good prairie land, .
miles southeast Of Duncan natural guardian lease,
term OF five years; Sl2j for the first year, and $50
each year thereafter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-05
SOME RECENT INVENTIONS
Many Remarkable Contrivances with
Queer Names and for Va
rious Uses.

Among remarkable recent inventions
are the pneumoslito, the topodict, the
telemeter, the telephoneears and the
thermophile. The pneumoslito is an
automobile especially designed for use
on ice, but which can just rs easily
be used on land. 1t moves by a pro-
peller wheel run by two and three
quarters horsepower electric motor,
the propeller turning IN the air and
moving the carriage at speed OF 20
miles an hour. The topodict is
combination Of pantograph and tele-
scope, by means of which any person
can make a drawing in correct per-
spective Of any scene before him, even
If he knows nothing whatever Of draw
ing. BY means of the telemetor the ex-
act distance Of faS-away objects can
be measured and recorded. The "tele-
phoneears" Is an apparatus by which
ship is automatically warned Of SUBJ
marine dangers. BY the aid Of the
thermophile 1t is possible to furnish
heat by means of fine electric wire
which can be woven into rugs, blan-
kets or cushions, and all that Is re-
quired is very small electric battery.
The inventor claims for it that it will
do away with the necessity Of ever
having fires in even the coolest
weather.