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Evening journal., 1907-05-08

JEWELS Manikins, appearing at the
Garrick Theatre this week. furnish one
Of the most ingenious and wonderful
features in modern vaudeville. They
are automatons manipulated by a series
Of intricate wires, so intricate in fact
that IL requires seven people TO work
them when the act is on. They repre-
sent a theatrical performance I'm minia-
ture, introducing a variety of dancing
comedy and specialties that arc re-
markably interesting. The act comes
to the Garrick from a two weeks en-
gagement at a prominent Chestnut
street playhouse This and other ex-
cellent features which the Garrick Of
fers this week constitute an excellent
show and one that is playing to large
audiences
Evening journal., 1907-05-08
Cool Ironing

On account of the asbestos lining in the
hood which covers the heated base of the
Asbestos Irons, the handle is always cool.
Asbestos Irons stay hot longer than any
other iron, enabling you to do more work
with greater comfort. t..............S1.5 so set
Evening journal., 1907-05-08
Mems Slippers

Many woman has puzzled her brains for
some way to keep her husband at home
nights Stop it, We've solved it for you.
Get him a pair of comfortable slippers to put
on in the evenings You'll have no further
troublc-if they come from this store.
Mems Slippers in the Everette or Opera
cut, in tan or black, and the prices are SI.25
$50, $500 So so. The more that you pay
for them the more comfortable they are.
Romeo Slippers, in tan or black high cut
gored sides ............... $3.50 and $500
Evening journal., 1907-05-08

Olga Nelhersole. tho noted English
artistic. who opened her annual en-
garement at the Garrick Theatre
Philadelphia. on Monday evening .last,
win play an this week az that The9-
tire Monday evening, her own YER.
sion of "Adrianne Lefcuvreur' viii he
the offering This is the FIRST year Miss
Nethers9le has imoersonated the Illus
trious French actress. Nile Leccuv-
reur. and for that reason Monday
evening win be the novelty Of the
weeks repertoire on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, and at the
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
Clyde Fitch's dramatyation of Dau-
det's famous story of "Sappho" This
play is pronounced the most celebrated
that ever came from the pen of an
American dramatist, and Miss Neither
sole has made it widely known on both
sides of the Atlantic Wednesday
evening, Henry Hamilton's version Of
Prosper Merrimeo's stor, of tine Gig
arctic girl of Seville, Carmen viii
he presented on Friday evonng q
popular translation OF Alexander Du-
mas "Ia Dame Aux Camelias' known
as Camille" one Of the oldest and
most substantial PLAYS in the great
artiste's repertoire. will be the bill
The Grand Opera House viii rejoice
I'm an entirely new theatrical offering
on Monday evening next "Happyland.
a two act comic opera prepared eX-
pressly for The peculiar histrionic cap-
abilities Of that prime favorite, Dc
/ Wolf Hopper. who. years ago. gained
fame and fortune I'm such we'll known
musical amusements as wang" "El
/ CAPTAIN" and half a dozen other piece5
Of the comic opera order Mr. Hop
pcr's last APPEARANCE I'm Wilmington
was attended by great success, AMI
/ his delightful WANG" IN splendid re-
vival form viii long be recalled as one
/ Of the bright playhouse events Of TIE
past season. He comes now I'm the
/ humorous character of a troubled re-
gent. King Ecstaticus, hut this king,
instead Of suffering Nightmares at
/ tendant with elephants and ever-dun-
ming cambodians as pursued poor
/ Wang" is said to be in even greater
| distress. Like Wang Ecstaticus is ful
of extravarant promises one Of These
being the promise 3f his princess
daughters hand i'm marriage to tbs
princely son of a rival morarch-thi'
as a seal of peace between two would
be warning countries when. i'm fact
he has no DAUGHTER. The royal of
4 spring heing SON. IT'S easy TO sec
the humorous trials and tribulations
he must endure. The new king Is said
To be bored almost 10 suicide by thS
everlasting Elysian condition of his
I "Happyland" Happiness, i'm Happy
| land" (Elys.a. is a drug on the mar
Z ket. and Ecstaticus Hopper is said tc
be made with n determ nation 10 siihs
/ this plague Of merriment So mucf
of the plot Of the new Hopper show
/ quite enough TO induce a forecast that
Evening journal., 1907-05-08

Chemisettes in lace, lace and embroidery
to be worn with the jumper waists. All
prices from .................S .SIoo to S225
Null Ties, in both the wide and narrow,
with lace and embroidery ends. ....25, soc
Ladies Embroidered Linen Collars, in all
sizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSC
Plain and Figured Nets for separate
waists, in silk and cotton; white and cream,
soc, SIPS
Evening journal., 1907-05-08

Made of the best grade of
feather tickiny, and guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction.
Filled with geese, duck or chicken
feathers. Prices $500, $3.50,
$500 and $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-05-08

Yokes in round and pointed ettects, IN the
new Fillet lace, have collars attached,
7sc to $3.50
Silk Ties, plaids and plain colors. .... .25c
Lace Bows .................2 .25c, soc, 75c
Ladies' Leather Belts, in white, red light
blue, brown, tan and champagne; have gilt
buckle ".................. @I.oo
Evening journal., 1907-05-08

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Evening journal., 1907-05-08

EXPECI to Ind in the
l. ladies' neckwear store
such complete and various
stocks as make selection
very easy. Expect to get
the promptest service.
Expect to pay somewhat
less than usual prices.
There are many things
that you may expect of
this store and you will
not be disappointed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
Silver Weddin9.

Charles q. Peterson and Annie Sand
berg were married in Des Moines, Iowa,
March Q, 1882, and came to Webster
Immediately afterward to make their
home. Last Saturday was the 25th
anniversary of their wedding, and a
large crowd of their relatives and
friends were invited to their home,
seven miles southeast of Red Cloud, to
partake of a sumptuousd dinner in honor
of the day. Many of those invited
were kept away by the severe storm,
but those who attended enjoyed II
grand time. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson re-
ceivcd numerous useful and valuable
presents of silverware as tokens of the
friendship and esteem of their guests.
We extend congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson, and hope to live to
chronicle the celebration of the golden
milestone in their journey of wedlock,
twenty-five years since.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
The OrthOpcdlC Hospital.

The Nebraska house has passed a
bill appropriating 100000 for "A build
ING and S27, 900 for maintenance of the
Orthopcdic hospital at Lincoln. This
is one of the most deserving institu-
tions in the state. In the O~rthopcdic
hospital the manned. crippled and de-
formed children of residents of the
state receive free medical and surgical
treatment. A year ago the editor paid
"a visit to this hospital and was greatly
impressed with the good work that
was being done. Among the patients
at that time were two little children
who had been so ''bow-legged' they
could hardly stand, but the doctors had
Strengthened their limbs to the normal
position. Other children had club
feet Strengthened, and still others
were being treated for all kinds of af-
! fictions. The children all seem happy
at the prospect of being restored to the
form which nature intended they should
bear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
School Notes
@. ". DUDLEY, SUPT.

The walls of the assembly room have
been bordered with green burlap, held
in place by strips of moulding, above
and below.
There seems to be little doubt that
the bonds will carry. The next thing,
then, is to get ready to build a good,
substantial building-one that can be
thoroughly ventilated and equally
heated and lighted.
There is another law before the legis-
lature-one that was strongly endor-
sed by the State Teachers Association
and for which the state superintendent
is working hard: The law providing
S700 annually for fifty high schools
hat shall qualify for the normal high
school course. Red Cloud can qualify
by adding a fourth high school teacher
and purchasing some 500 worth of
books on pedagogy. This law is quite
likely 10 pass. If it does Red Cloud is
sure to take advantage of its terms.
While no definite action has been
taken, it is practically certain that the
North ward building will be used for
the high school in case the bonds carry
and the new building for the grades.
The high school law, offering free tut
ton to rural pupils. has passed both
houses and has been signed by the
governor. This measure will surely
greatly increase the high school en-.
rollment. The revenue from this
source will doubtless be sufficient to
pay for the services Of fourth teacher
in the high school. The assembly
room is too small for our present en-.
rollment. However, the partition can
easily be removed between that room
the office, this affording about $50 adj
ditional square feet. In fact, the en-.
tire North ward building is none too
large for the enrolment that the high
school can secure if we make the effort.
Above all things, we should have at
least two courses. We should not in
sist on all pupils taking the full Latin
course. We should have more history,
science, english and mathematics that
may be chosen instead of the Latin.
There is little doubt that next year
will mark "A great change in the high
school, as well as in the grades.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found In The
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
/, This Week =. - -


Two wolves were seen by ID. +. Scott
while coming to the city Monday.
Frank Quiglcy has resigned rs dep
uty postmaster and gone to railroad
ing.
County Attorney j. 5. Gillian has
made n clean shave of itand now looks
like II youth of twenty.
George Holland, proprietor of the
Holland House, served his que SITS with
fresh Strawberries this week.
On Thursday morning. March II,
occurred the wedding of Mr.. Frank
Parker, who lately became half owner
of the grocery house of T. {. Hacker,
and Miss Matte Hacker.
l.. ID. Thomas, living on Elm Creek,
has had n severe time with his family
this winter. The children had dipthe-
ria, then one of the little fellows dis
located his shoulder, and lastly, u six
year old had his skull fractured by IA
ball bat.
A very destructive fire started on the
farm of Mr.. Beck, n mile north and
three west of Inavale. The fire trav-
eled as far west as Riverton and burned
over an area of ten square miles,
Stacks of hay, cribs of corn and other
property were destroyed by it. 1t il
" -
burned to death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
In PROBATE COURT.

March 18th. In re guardianship of
Thomas Raymond Mcclure: report of
guardian filed and approved.
9th. Estate of Daniel =. Coombs, de-
ceased. Petition for probate of will.
Order of hearing April Sd, 1907.
18th. Estate of Robert $. Denny, de-
ceased. supplementary report filed;
order of hearing same on March Goth,
1907.
18th. Estate of Harrison Kailey, de-
ceased. Account of administrator filed;
potion for allowance and discharge:
order of hearing April 4th, 1907, l pm,
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15

Mary-Dark circles under the eyes
indicate a sluggish circulation, torpid
liver and kidneys. Exercise and Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well and
beautiful. 35 cents, Tea and Tablets.
G. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15

The county commissioners were in
session this week and allowed a large
number of accumulated claims against
the general fund, which was replen-
ished by the receipt of the money from
the railroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
TAXES PAID.
Webster County Finally Receives
Amount Due From b. & M.

County Treasurer w. G. Frahm re
ceived Monday evening from the Burl-
ington railway a check for S27,434.33,
being the amounts of back taxes and
interest due from that company. The
amonnt due for the respective years
were as follows:
Principal ........ SIS, 0s6.2S
Interest. ......... 226. S5-SS, 3l3.13
1905
Principal .......... S,273.33
Interest. ......... 1,059. 40 0,332.73
1904
Principal . ....... 7,970.65
Interest ......... 1,S17.S2- 9,7SS.47
Total ,.,..... 900. S27, 434. 33
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30

Sittle. dismissed.
j. w. Hunt VS.. the Johnson &
l.arlmer Dry Goods Co.. affirmed.
Il. j. a r. b. Kelly, VS.. w. p. Har.
per, reversed and remanded.
A. l.. Perry VS.. w. W. Morris, af.
flrmed.
Darnel, Coal Co. VS.. Walter
Williams. affirmed.
ID. ID. Brunson, administrator, VS.
The Southwestern Development Co.
affirmed
$. ID. Harper VS.. U. s.. affirmed.
Milby a Dow Coal Co. VS.. John
Bolla, reversed and remanded.
Sid Burch VS.. U. s., affirmed.
The Southwestern Development Co.
Isaac Boyd. reversed and remanded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
Ben f. Lafayette VS.. Jackson Hood
The Evolution Of a Circus.

The Forepaugh.Sells circus will
give two exhibitions here Saturday
next; afternoon at . o'clock and even
ing at o'clock. The event Is of more
than passing interest to this com.
munity. II Is the day the small boy
has been waiting for the circus post
ers have had him hypnotized ever
since they We're pasted on the bill
boards. Now the day draws near
and, OF course. yTnpa and mamma
must go just to take care OF the chill.
dren and incidentally recall moments
of their own childhood.
II wasn't so very long ago that a
circus with one ring was thought by
heads-then young teads, by the
way-to be pretty big AFFAIR. The
one-ring show was changed to two
rings with q larger circumference OF
canvas. Later the series OF circus
circles was Increased to three and
then a big platform was added.
But with the speed of the American
nation this was not enough, and the
hippodrome races, which gave n bru.
tai spice to old Roman days, was add.
ed. The evolution of the circus In
| this way has reached It's highest de
velopment and greatest success un.
der the directing management of the
Forepaugh-Sells shows.
They now have show OF colossal
size as against what history records
Ipr the average man is familiar with,
| When they strike their tents In a
given place instantly a village arises,
with n thousand or more souls, each
OF whom has a definite duty and lends
TO the systematic effect of the glori-
Gus whole. And their sheltering roof
OF canvas by the exact rules of meas.
urement represents thousands of
yards and affords not only n temper.
AIRY home for these many people. but
| for five hundred or more horses. each
of which has distinct office In the
fulfillment OF show.making scheme
that has lifted the name OF the Fore.
paugh-Sells Shows to high place
OF honor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30

Among the important news events
scheduled for tomorrow are the fol,
lowing.
President Roosevelt Is scheduled to
arrive at Keokuk, Ia. where he will
deliver an address In the morning,
preparatory to beginning his trip
down the Mississippi.
American Society OF Municipal I'm.
provements will begin annual session
in Detroit.
Mystic Order Yelled Prophets OF
the Enchanted Realm meets In Syra.
cuse, n. Y.
International congress on plant ac.
climation will begin session in New
York,
New regulations governing foreign
mail matter, agreed upon by the uni.
versal postal congress at Rome, be.
come effective.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
NEW WELL AT MUSkOGEE.
One OF the Heaviest Producers Yet
Brouaht in-t2oo Barrels.

The Phoenix tells us that 1t de.
veloped yesterday that Creek we'll
No. 5, brought In In the new Musko.
gee oil field Wednesday, had turned
out to be the biggest producer in
the field. and is flowing steadily 90
barrels an hoir or 1910 barrels a
day.
With oil at Al cents barrel, Its
present price, this would net the
owners an income of 5000 a day. The
well is flowing steadily and there
is every indication OF the flow con,
tinuing strong. The owners believe
that 1t will hold up as well as Creek
well No. /. which has not decreas.
ed materially.
The well Is located 400 feet west
OF Creek well No. ! on the Siebold
place Nnd is operated by Sheets
Bros. and Huckleberry. The Canad
ian Valley people are also said to
be interested.
The grade OF oil Is the fines
found in the Mid-Continent field and
equal to the best found in the
Pennsylvania field having a heavy
parafine base.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
EXIT THIS BREWERY.
AnheuserBuseh viii Turn its Okla.
homa City Plant Into Cold STORAGE.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Sept 2S-See.
ing that prohibition is inevitable.
the Anheuser-Busch Brewing com.
pany, which had large brewery in
this city, announced tonight through
the manager. ii. Y. Thompson. VINO
has just returned from confer.
ence in st. Louis, that the plant here
would be turned into a cold storage
plant Mr.. Thompson said that the
plant has already ceased the manufac-
ture OF beer and would dispose OF
what product the brewery had on
hand between now and the day
when prohibition became law in
the new state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
Danderine.

Works wonders. It produces hair Just
as surely as rain and sunshine pro.
duces crops. II produces a thick growth
OF luxuriant hair when all other rem.
edies fail. We guarantee Danderine.
All druggists sell 1t 25c, soc and 81 90
per bottA To prove its worth send
this ad With 10 cents in stamps or
silver and We will mail you a large
free sample. Knowlton Danderine Co..
Chicago. III. Dtt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
PETTIBONE'S TRIAL.
attorneys of Both Sides Aoree /,
Will / Held October is.

SGtOpGT 10.
Boise. Idaho, Sept 29.-George A.
Pettibone. one of the men charged
with the murder of former Governor
Frank steunenberg, has so far re.
covered from his recent illness that
he was able to appear in court today
and listened to an order fixing his
trial for October 10.
Both prosecution and defense an.
nounced that they would be ready
at that time. Pettibone plainly
showed the emaciating effect of his
recent indisposition.
Arguments on an injunction sued
out by n Boise resident to prevent
the state paying the July bill OF the
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
for services rendered in the Haywood
case were heard today by Judge
Wood and decision reserved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
A Humane Apreal.

A humane oitizen OF Richmond,
Ind. Mr.. U. ID. Williams, i07 Yves.
Main street, says: Il appeal to all per.
sons with weak lungs to take Dr.
Kings New Discovery, the only rem.
edy that has helped me and fully
comes up to the proprietor's recon.
mendation." II saves more lives than
all other throat and lung remedies
put together. Used as cough and
cold cure the world over. Cures
asthma, bronchitis, Group. whoop
ing cough, quinsy, hoarseness and
phthisic, stops bemmorages OF the
lungs and builds them up. Guaran-
teed at the w. b. Frame City Drug
store. so cents and Sl.O0. Trial
bottle free.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30
COURT OF APPEALS
LARGE NUMBER OF OPINIONS
HANDED DOWN BEFORE AD.
JoURNMENT.

The court of appeals adjourned yes
terday evening to meet on the call
of the chief justice, which will prob.
ably be for October IA.
The following is list of the cases
in which opinions were handed down
by the court OF appeals September
26, 1907
Atoka Coal & Mining Co. VS.. Dave
Mills. affirmed.
Lee Scroggings VS.. l.. c. oliver. re-
versed and remanded.
J. r. Roper vs.. L. s., affirmed
Harrison Porter VS.. u. $. reversed
and remanded.
G.. W. Green VS.. L. S. affirmed.
Burrel Tedford VS.. L. S. affirmed.
Peter J. Hudson vs.. Chas X. Won
Welse. guardian. reversed and re
manded.
Goch Easllck VS.. u. S, reversed
and remanded.
Barney Carney VS.. L. s. reversed
and remanded
John c. Elliott. administrator es.
tate OF W. 5 Burks, vs.. S. J. Garvln.
affirmed.
George s Good & Co.. W. Central
Coal x Coke Co. affirmed.
A. r Il 5. F. Ry. co. vs.. I'D Baker.
reversed and remaudod.
Purcell Cotton Seed oil Mills VS..
J. L. Bell ct al. reversed and re.
manded
d. \. Taylor vs.. }. T. Southerland,
reversed and remanded.
T. Il. Rogers Lumber Co. vs Swift
a Co. affirmed
ID. 5. Jamison ct al VS.. L. S, re-
versed and remanded
J. NJ. Sanford VS.. swift x. Co. az.
firmed
c. ID. Goodrum ct al VS.. Arthur
Buffalo. affirmed.
C. ID. Goodrum ct al VS.. Arthur
Buffalo, affirmed
f. A. Moore VS.. +. J. Fannin 1t al
affirmed
st. l.. q S. +. X. r. Co. VS.. II. w
Pfenninghausen, affirmed.
b. F. Duggers VS.. U. S. affirmed
$. T.. Kerr VS.. u. s., affirmed
Martin Curran vs.. T. G. Collier et
al. affirmed.
Ardmore Loan a Trust Co. VS.. W
A. Diilard, reversed and remanded.
Western Investment Co. vs.. Frank
NJ. Davis ct al, affirmed.
Yancey Lewis ct al VS.. Edward ID
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-30

Sherman of Tulsa. The drillers ex.
pect to bring in a gaser within six.
ty days. The Spion Kop people have
city.
a twenty year gas franchise In this
sulphur, |. T., Sept. 2S.-J. s. La.
mar, the Indian presiding elder OF
the Wynnewood district, is In Sui.
phur resting and drinking the medi.
cine waters. lie will lay the corner
stone OF the $4,000 Methodist
church. There will be deposited in
the corner stone bibles printed In
the Chickasaw, Choctaw and Chero.
kee languages as well as a bible In
the English language. The various
acts of congress leading to the crea-
ton of the Platt National Park will
be placed in the stone, also the joint
resolution OF the Connecticut legis
lature calling the attention Of each
congressman and senator and the
president OF the United States to
the late senator's plans as to Plat
national park. and especially that
part OF his plans calling for the con
struction of great museum In
which to gather all relics and every
other thing of human interest con.
cerning the five civilized republics
and other tribes now passing away.
being absorbed into the citizenship
OF the greater republic. Also relies
of other sections of tho great soJtt.
west. A copy of the booklet gotten
out by the Home Missions ladies de.
scribing and advertisinL Sulphur,
and copy of each of the lovely
booklets being broadcasted over the
United States by Sulphurs two rail-
roads advertising the healing pro.
perties of the mineral waters will be
put in the stone. A small bottle of
mineral water from each of the PAY
ilion springs will be placed in the
ston,.