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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Gin b16it lDbensmertbes ttnternsbmen
cingegangen.

.Sn Der bon linen berars9e9ebenen
3eitihrift: .Ius Der muIitalii6en
9elt" fiinben Die RuIifperleger Sic
ider Bros. in Netp 9orf an, bab tie
s~e5pungen ieien Die 8erDffentlifung
Der feds Mal bas Sabr eriHeinenben
.Gbur6 Nuiic" einitelen Sn miiIen,
unb 5par aus 8riinoen, bic d t
ut ubmbolI iir ene
&reiie limb, on Die iih bieie
9ldtter felt tbrer G%riinbung sepanot
ba6en. 80rtlih beibt es in Der be-
treffenoen gefanntnladun9:
.Wfit i1mer5li6em 9eboilern milf
fen mir conitatiren. bab ale uulere
Initreneungen. Die mir BEL unb nah
l%lebernabne Der 3eititrift rGbur1
@uiic" gemadt. nidt Den @rfolg ge@
bdbt baben. Die @eiterz griiten5 bieies
Srganes, ,ueldjes bod fir sic &irden=
mniif unb tire Gefprm lit ben Ier=
einistcn Staaten 10 ,uidjtig mar, 81
erm69liden.
rGon ~nnlerer Settle lit I'M bDd)iten
Wabe Iues MIR Noelide Su bielem
3pefe geideben. @ir baben neben
Dem boftrindren She'll einen prafti>
iden einseIteIt, ipertbpol fir Yfarrer.
Srganiiten, G6orbirigenten unb Sdns
ger, ipie audi fir Snititute. Sbne
Hiifii1t ouf bobe Sorprare nurben
Die eriteu Iutoritdten als Witarbeiter
b%eibebaIten unb neue ba5u %sefponnen.
Sie 3nbl Der Iusgaben fpiirbe ton A
auf 6 erbobt, Der Yrets bingeeen auf
$3.50 ernieoriet. Cine nadoriidlihe
unb obne Hiidli6t alf llnfoften ar
raneirte Heflame ipurSe in Gmerifa.
England unb I%uitralien in S3ene ge<
iebt beim @elts lnD Srbensclerus,
bel Den Srganiiten. bel Den llninerii>
tdten, Colleges unb Ifabemien rnb
bel ben 8erlegern fatboliiHer airben=
mniif. 3abaoie Srei gremplare
ipuroen berIanbt. M6er bas q e.
mItat mai elm 10 be Of d m e NJ
B 9. in 8e5us auf bas 5 ntereffe
in ben III 8.e r DIT fl NJ
D en 3reie 10 D G nj ii bigen@
b es, oab mir nod iiber's Nta6 binalis
getbaner Efli6t uno G1uloigfeit bas
llnternebmen rubig ieinem unabpenbs
barren Sdidlale iiberlaiien mnlBten, es
Der G%oriebune anbeim9ebenb, Die
Neife fir Die &eform Der Iiliif I'M
Seiligtbume our6 anbere Mittel 5u
er5ielen. IQen Senen, Die guten
8illens tparen, uniereu ber5liditen
Sanf!
Eeoaftion unb gerlas bon
.!Gburd Iuiic".
Gripdbnt iei. bab Die Seiti6rift
.Gburh Wuiic" gut birt9irt
IN r uno mebr ~leiitete als Die
I6nade ltnteritiisung iene permut6en
laiienA tpiirben, Die bas 8lntt nidt
fannten. ltnb babel tbat gielen bic
SeiGdftisnng nit Der &irhenmniif-
Grasc 10 bitter nptb. Nur elm 9eis
ipiel. Sn elmer bon Srbensirauen
geleiteten Iultalt ipurbe iiiuelt cine
and6enihaar gum eriten Wale gum
Glide oes Serru gefiibrt. 8dbreub
Die grfcommlnifanten bds Saframent
e%mpfingen. bmr6mebte Den Narm
zines Der Ienbelsiobn'ihen 9ieber
obne @orte. Sn berielben &apelle
borten ipir nit eieenen Sbren Die
anaben lpdbrenb elmer WeiIe elm seiitz
lides 9ieo iingen nab Ser Nelooie:
,Sn einem fiiblen @runDe. ba ge9t
elm Miiblenrab." llno 5tpar nidt Dor
prei ober bier Sabren. ionbern in
Ser6lte 1906. - .Imcrifa".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Mdtnng, fatbpliide Sereimel

Sie S6Seration Ser fdtboliIhen
Wereine Mmerifa's bGlt lire ndd)ite
Ger1ammlung in Snoiauapplis, Snb.,
bon Ia. biz IT. Suli. Iae Tereine,
tpelde iih babel betbeilieen fonuen,
ioIlten balbm6elitit on ben Sefretdr,
q. Iatre, iib ipenben. Seine ISreiie
lit ALSO @boming Str, ct. 2ouis.
$40. Ser bodbtp'it gr5bii6of g. q.
Wiebmer bon Miltpaufee, unb 8ii6of
WcSanl neroen 5ueeeen fem. In%
bere beriibmte &ebner aus Dem Gleriis
nnD Dem 3aienltanoe tperben Seitges
mdbe Srasen eriinbli6 beipreden. gS
lit iebr 5u miini6en, Dob ale fatbolia
8ereine. beiBen tie tpie lie ipolen, Der
SDDeration beitreten. Sic grpben
3iele, pel6e ii6 bieIe @ereinigung
aner fatboliihen 9rdfte u~nieres Sanz
bes geltedt bat. biirfen nidt aus benz
&iige gelailen iperben, ipegen bieien
ODER ienen fleinlifen &erbereien. bic
ale menidlihen ltnternebmunsen be-
gleiten. Sie SDberation. Fat bisber
fegenSrei6 9etpirft. Sas gebt flar
berpor aus Der 5~ipeiten Summer bes
bulletins bieier 8ereinigung. sic
bat fiir5lib offi5ien proteitirt sesen Die
Sniulte, pel9e Der io3ialiitii6e 81
@iino" gegen ben Sl. @ater 9eriftet;
Der Nationalz Yrdiibent. Go. Seenep,
banfte Dem Yrdiibenten Hooiepelt. Der
ben Yer6ffentlihungen beg ifanoaloien
Tbap>Y ro5eiies elm gnbe madte; Die
@efdmpfun9 i6mubiger 2iteratur unb
@ilber, 8ampf 9egen bas llebel Der
itaatlifen @beibeiomngen, Gintreten
fir fatbolii6e S6ulen, 8erbeiierung
Der Eolitif, Sebun9 Der fatboliiden
Yrelie uno piele anbere tpihtige Sbes
men Itebeu auf benz Yroeramm Der
S1Seraticn. 1ohtc es redjt baIb aes
ideben. bab ale fatboliiden Gereine.
III ser geidloiicuen Rbalany Der So
beration, geeint ein5ermdrlhieren gum
Ganpf ae9en ben materialiitilden
Seitgeilt uuo bic politii6en uno geien>
ihaitliden S6dben elmer sottentfrems
nctcu oifentliden Ieinung.
-++-+--
Gim6 Gie c~ntmntbigt unS aeiItia
sebrohen. neil Sbre Initrensunsen
our @icbercrInnGnng Der @ciunbbeit
criulelof seblie6en iinb2 W~erstpeifeln
Sic ni9t. SG0pfem sic Soffurns
aus Der grfabrure Gnberer, tueldc
S~elunbbeit unb 2raft IN benz eins
Tadjsn alten &rGuters SeilmitfeI, Sors
mis- Mlbenfrauter, aeinmben BADEN.
2aiien Sic fid bns fIeinc Bud foms
men. pelhes Die grfabrung bon @dns
neru unb Sraaen aus iebem Gtaate
unb Serritorium in Der nnion. ipelhe
our6 ieinen @e6rau6 Die @eIunbbeit
tpieber crlangt baben. entbdlt. Sras
GEN sic ni6t in Der Ipotbefc nndl benz
Mpenfrduter. Gr lit feline auf ben
Megalen alt 9etporbene Ipotbefers @sez
bi5in. CIR fommt fril6 aus benz 9as
boratoriunn, nit Der GiIens beS 9es
benS gci1ipdn9ert, unS ipirb in SieIem
3ultonbc ben aranfen brett Dird
GpeSials Igentcn geliefert. 'melde ans
Neltcllt iinb bon ben @igentbiimern.
81. Hcter Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 112
-1ts 60. Sopuc @pc.. Chicago. Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

Su6t bid Der boie Seinb bur9
Die Yerindnns, 10 Jude on bintpieber
icsleid ourb beine 8ufludt gu 8ott
bid in beiien beiligiter @egenpart 5us
perber9en, Die 9idt lit. Sa finoet'
ii@ Der 0eiit Der SiniterniB ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Die &iuber,cit.

@enn nod oabcim Die ainber
ibpGeen,
Sd5 lit pobl eirc oolo'nc 3eit;
= ipilBten ipir tic redlt 81 lhdsen,
Die 3eit Der 9inSerielisfeit.
Omar mDdt' uns fat bis!peilen
bangen:
@ic lhaffen G~leibuna !pir ltnD Irot?
God tudr'5 chi tbDrit6t' llnterfanacn:
Senn @ott, 81 Iibt urs ni6t in
Not9.
9lir miiiien ipir Sbn ni6t pcrlaiIen.
Mur Sbn pertrau'n boil Suuerliht,
8eolloig unier 9reu5 erfaiIen
uno reoli6 tbun, mas uui're Yflid1t.
8obl eudb. f0nnt ibr Sen Slid nod
neiDen
Gn a~inoeSaugen rein ltno flar;
Sbr leib in Wa9rbeit Su 6eneiben,
Wie grpb aild iei Der 9inbcr Sdaar.
Sic ipanbern au'; nad) ncnis' Sabren
8ie tpirb Die &inberitube IT'LL
Die Gltern eanlam. grdlI o Saaren,
Sic fiiblen balb. mas fpmmen miu.-
8 !poat Die 5dnbe tdelidl lc9en
Iufs Sairpt ben &inDern @ott aes
ipeibt,
SAB gr uns alien @nao' unb Seoen
@erleib' fir 3eit uno gpisfeit.
g D. 0auer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

Sic i6limmiten grfGftungen
baben mir oft i'm miIoeiten @etter.
aber Die i6limmite grfdltung lam
aus benz Spitem pertrieben iperoen.
menn mir 9r, Iuauit aonie'S 9ams
burger @ruittbee 9ebrauden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
(gpit S. B..

@enn feir Nr5t 8ur Stelc lit, iuiirbe
Dem 2aien MIR sic iortI6reitenbe
Scrtpeiung Elm iideres Nu5ciden oes
ipirilihen SuSc$ fem. Scaro aie6t
a6er ai6 bier perihicSeue leidlte Be-
BELLE an. 60 ldBt elm Vapieritrciien,
auf oen nit elmer ueutralen 9~leia5etas
lofitna @ortc ober 8eideu geIdrieben
ipuroen. iufolee Der bcin; Serietungss
pro5eb I'M 9cifnnm e~ntltcbcnben
idtpefeliaen Sdmpfe Sie S6riit oeuts
li1 erfheineu, tpeun bieicr 3cttel in
Die Halenlo6er Ses Eobten geItedt
pirb, Gus hemielben 0runbe seigt
and cine Silbers poer cine SUPPER
miin5c. an Die 3aienfliioe[ eebradt,
eineI I6tpGr5li9 sgelben @ieberiGlas
bon S9mefeliilber pber S6ipefelfus
pier. tpic elm FOLDER and ionit unter
Der ginipirfitng bon S6ipefelpaiiers
itoii entitebt. SIM Sale bes S6eins
tobes bleibt elm FOLDER Nieberidlas
p~oqitdnoi9 aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
&leiniter ~&ateGismus?

Sober aate6et bat in ieiuer Cons
muniontlaiie ihiuadiinnige 9inber.
Die Den &otehismus nift lernen fons
men uno bofn CUR 81. Communion pors
bereitet perben miiiien. SIR Iolde
moee OaS folgenbe Sormular quite
&ienite letIten.
Wan er5dble 5uerit Die ginletuu9
be5 III. Saframentes nadb benz @orts
Iaut Der 8ibliihen @ei6itte. Sann
itele man iofsenOe Srasen:
/. @as nabm Seius mad Dem
Ibenbmable in Die 9anb? -
Brotyi9nAls
2. 8as iprah SENS iiber bas Brot?
.9as lit Mlein 3cib!"
3. @aS lit nun aus Dem 9rote gez
porben? - Ser beilige 2eib
Seiu 9briiti. sI,
A. 8as nabm Seius BEL Dem beilis
gen Ibenbmable 5ulest in Die
SanD? - Sen &elh.
5. @ns mar in Dem 3el1? -
Wein.
6. @as iprad Seius iiber ben
Wein? - .Sas lit @ein Slutl"
Z. @as lit MN aus Dem @eine ses
poroeu? - Sas beilige @lut
Seiu Gbriiti.
s. Wer maht es geraoeio tpie Seius
beim Ibenbmabl?-Ser Yrieiter.
8. Wann ma6t es Der Yrieiter ges
raoeio? - Sn Der I'll. MeiNe.
10. 8arum MAIDEN es Die Srieiter
g~eraoeIo? = 0eil es Seius sez
iaet bat.
IL. @as bat Seius eeiast? =
nSbuet Dies 5u @ieinem Mns
Denfen!"
~. 8eldes iinb Die Sanpttbeile Der
III. Weiie? - 1. Die Spferune,
2. Die @anbluns, 8. Die Goms
mutton.
13. 8er lit in Der beiligen Soitie ba?
Ser liebe Seius.
IA. Rer fommt in Der beilisen Gom>
munion in oas Ser3? = Ser
liebe SeIus.
Is. @ie mub baS Ser5 iein. ipenn
Der liebe SeiuS fommt? - Hein.
i6on, beilig.
10. @aS madt pas Ser5 bos? - Sie
Siinbe.
II. @as mlb man tbun, oamit Oas
Ser5 rein ipirb unb ihon unb
beilia? - @eidten.
IS. 8ie mus man fem, bamit Der
liebe Seiu5 I'M 9er5en bleibt? -
Srap.
(Sas @ebot bes Niihteruieins uro
ons @erbalten miro nidt ein9elernt,
ionbern turS srtldrt.
Der sliidlidite Gag Cures 9ebens.
gSenige Ienihen baben IN Der
@eltgeid)idte einen 10 sroBen gtamen
ipie Gniier Napoleon Der Grite. Wan
mag iiber ieiu Seben unb Rirfen benz
fen, ipie man mill. man mag i'm lo6en
ltnb bcpunpern oocr perurtbeilen. es
lit MN cinmal Sbatiahe, bnb er lid
aus Den unl6ein6nrlten Serbdltniien
empori6pang gum sefiirGtetitcn Grs
p6erer un0 mddtlgltcn Serri6er Der
8eltgeidyihte. 0cpi6. CT itiir3te.
nnfbem er faum Die SD5c ieines
HubmeS erflommen bate. a6er pelz
der Seloberr bat ipldc grfplge ges
babt. ipie er. ipelher @fd6tige bieier
grbe Sriumpbe sefeiert, mie er? Sies
piro audi bon Dem riidiibt5loIeiten
@erurtbeiler bes mdhtisen &orien
obne Giuihrdnfuns anerfannt. Is
bieler allmdhtise groberer. iiberpdl>
tist pom S6idiale. auf elmer lpeltents
legenen Sniel einiam feline lebten 9ee
bensiabre 5u5u6rineen se3nnngen
mar. fraste i'm Semanb mad benz
sliidlihiten Tag ieineS 9ebens.
Nannte nun bieier i~Gidialsrei6e
Wann etipa ben Tag zines gldn5ens
BEN Sieses ooer Ieiuer GaiIertronun9?
Sn Der Seit ieines @lnn5es bate er
bod cine Siiue bon 2asen erlebt. Die
man nn6 meniblidem @a6ltabe ais
@Ian5punfte zines menI9li6eu Be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

SaS 8etter bat piel nit Ben
Gnidlen bon Neuralgia 5u tbln, aber
es bat ni6tS nit Dem fiiriren beiielben
bur6 ct. Safobs Gel 5u tbun. peldes
niemalS bur6 bas 8etter beeiniln6t
miro. ionbern immer furirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
%T

Inr Ser iient. Der Sen @esner
iiberIddtt uub i'm benno6 au9rcift.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
Cattle Law Violated.

Oklahoma City, April 2.-Convicted
Of having brought ticky cattle from
Pottawatomie county and placed them
on a quarantine farm in Oklahoma
county, c. W. Hayes was fined 800
and costs before Probate Judge Harp
er Of this city. The case came to the
attention of the federal quarantine
authorities here and they acted
promptly 1t is such violations OF
the tick eradication regulations that
the authorities in Oklahoma are fire.
quently confronted with. The govern
ment is spending thousands of dollars
in the effort to extermnate fever
ticks. in the best interests of cattle
men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
PEANUTS AND kAFFIR.

This will he good year TO try one
acre in peanuts, goobers. groundpeas,
or the same good nut by any name
They grow well in this country and
they are very profitable.
The peanut is good food and 1t will
fatten hogs better than corn and sup
plies all the needed qualities OF their
food The surplus is readily sold II
put up in bushel or half bushel sacks,
Ther's several kinds OF peanuts,
and some are small and sweet and
some are long and coarse. Sandy
land ia better for them. but they grow
in clay soils and in the whitelands.
Their vines make good food for cat
tie and the nuts sell well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
AFTERMATH or WRECK
Unacceptable Remains Of Unfortu.
nate Trainmsn Taken From De-
bris by Searehers and Con-
veyed to Denison.

Fort Worth. Tex, April 2.-Unrecog
nizablc remains OF some of the train
men killed and cremated In yester-
DAYS wreck on the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway, near this 'ity,
were recovered this afternoon from
among the charred timber. bent iron
and ashes left piled beside the track
after the flames had spent their fury.
The portions of the bodies thus
found were gathered up and conveyed
to this city. from whence they were
shipped to penison at . O'Clock to-
night.
Justice of the Peace Mabin made
two trips 10 the scene Of the wreck
today. but was unable to obtain any
information that would tend to iden'
tifv the portions of the bodies recover
ed from the debris. The remains are
believed TO be those of Callahan. Wal
lace and Selvage, but there was No
positive Identification.
The debris was removed from the
track today, by the wrecking crane
from Denison. and in this manner the
portions of the human bodies be
meath were recovered.
The track which had been torn UT
and burned were reconstructed today
and trains are now running as usual
The two conductors and brakeman
who survived the wreck will appear
before Justice Maben tomorrow to tel
what they know concerning the acci
dent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

sherman, Tex, April 2.-The poay
Of Tom f. Davis. whose tragic dea'h
occurred al Ada, l. r.. sunday morn
ing. was taken from Acrman to Fr's-
60. Tex. yesterday afternoon and the
burial took place in the family burial
GROUND near Frisco this afternoon
II was learned today from close
friends of-the deceased that he car
ried life insurance to the amount oil
fnly if not in excess of s50,ooO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
CLEAN UP.

II is time for Mayor Dick to issue
his annual message calling for the
sprng cleaning. Every yard and
every alley In Ardmore should be
cleaned
\ message by the mayor to that
effect would meet the approval of
every householder in this city. We are
all alike interested. II Is so easy to
keep of sickness. so difficult and
costly to stamp 1t out II 1t comes
That terrible northern disease. ty.
phoid fever. comes from filth IL Is
nearly as fatal here as in the north.
II Is far worse than yellow fever and
Il is not killed by frost or heat. II
we clean our promises and keep them
clean. there is little DANCE of ty-
phoid fever.
The proclamation should be ISSUED
and then all should Join in hearty
and enthusiastic clean mp of all the
city Tlc authorities .houl1 pay par.
tlcular attention to IN" negIo dis
tricts There are hundreds Of negroes
who have never learned the value
and imperative necessity of cleanli-
ness and they must be taught under
the direction Of the authorities. They
should be- dealt with kindly, but firm
H.. t. the end that the whole city
may not run the risk Of epidemic
because Of the ignorance or negli-
gcncc of the few. The city is reas.
onahly clean now, but we want 1t
sanitarily clean. II is easy, It is right,
it is healthy, and We will all come
together for our own good and pro
tcct our own health and save doctors
bills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

There is going to be an oyerwhelm.
ing cotton crop planted and it will
be wise to plant some good side crops
that do not require too much labor.
There will be money made and money
saved by those who have something to
sell besides cotton and something in
the barn besides corn. Try a good
acre Of peanuts and a big acre Of
Kafir corn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Madill, |. r., April 3.-The election
here yesterday was a hotly contested
one, but the contest was between dem.
ocrats. this town having had no pri-
mary. There was a total of 324 votes
cast and the result is as follows: May
or. J. l.. Carter: Marshal, j. 5. Bla.
lock; City Attorney. T. +. Kennamer;
Treasurer X. G. Frame; Assessor
and Collector, W. B. Hancock; Re
corder, Geo. L. Barnard; Aldermen,
j. ". Moore. \. G. Atkin. J. W. Van.
deryort, D. b. Tallferro, c. A. Canady
and DR.. J. $. Welch; scavenger, d. B.
Ashley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
Oil Derrick DAMAGED.

Bighoart. Ok. April I'm heavy
wind that passed over this vicinity
Friday evening, some damage was
done in the oil field south and east
Of here. Several derricks were blown
down and others badly shaken The
wind moved in ,ortheasterly dlrec'
ton. and along Bird Creek trees were
badly twisted. In the oil field, some
tents were blown down, but nobody
was hurt In town no damage was
done although there was heavy
storm for an hour or longer. y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Enid, Ok, April Election day
passed off very quietly in this city.
The republican ticket, headed by A.
L. Stephenson for mayor, elected all
thirty officers by maiorities ranging
from $50 to 700. City council and
school board were an even break by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Hugo, |. r., April AT an election
held here today the democratic ticket
was elected, the republicans offering
no opposition to any portion of the
ticket except Mayor and City Marshal
both of their candidates being defeat
ed by about 100 majority.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
concluded from first page)
ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE

publicans carried the city election
by a small majority. -. B. Bridges
was elected mayor and j. II. Miller
was elected chief of police over X. NJ.
Cochran and Emet Goodwin, DemA
ocrats. The ticket was slas.-- ION.
siderably. only one alderman was
elected by the Republicans. The Dem.
ocratic de.eat is attributed to the
hotly contested primary recently he,u.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

There was slight falling on of
the Democratic vote I'm the city clec.
tion yesterday II indicates more
than anything else-that the people
are bent on getting away from poll,
ties in city anairs, and the man who
stands IN the way is sure to get
stepped on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Davis, !. r. April 3.-The entire
city ticket. democratic, was elect
ed here yesterday. The majority OF
the candidates had no opposition. The
result is as follows: Mayor. J. X.
Martin; Recorder, F. l.. Crossett I;
Treasurer, r. w. Frame; Assessor
and Collector, ]. w Reedy; City Mar.
shal. r. II. Parks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Guthrie, Ok, April 2.-The entire
republican ticket, headed by ex-Gov.
c. NJ. Barnes for Mayor, was elected
here today by majorities running from
100 to 500. Five republican aldermen
were elected, giving two republican
majority In the city council.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Checotah, /. T.. April AT the
city election held here today the en-.
tire democratic ticket was elected by
a large majority.
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The editorial writer on The
Ardmurcitc desires II under .
stood that he does not write .
billingsgatc. 1t seems impussi
BILE for some people to know
that the editorial department Is :
separate and distinct from the ,
city and rcportOrial work ON
the paper. He aslo desires 1t :
understood that he does not put Z
any names down In his little
book to refer to as sore heads
ana "disgruntlod politicians
r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Sulphur, l. T., April 3.-The election
terminated yesterday in landslide
for the Democratic party. There was
total of $50 votes cast. The result
is as follows: Mayor, ID. J. Kendall; /;
Recorder, Merrell; Treasurer, Alex
ander; Marshal, Boswell All demo-
cratic aldermen elected
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II was one Of the tamest munici.
pal campairns IN some respects that
the city ot Ardmore ever expert
onced. But st was practically free
from mud.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Wilburton, |. T.. April 2.-The dem
ocrats elected the entire city ticket
by a large majority, f. NJ. Cooper
Mayor, W. Kidd Recorder.
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city election today George |. Jordan,
democrat won by big majority over
J. F. Perry, republican. All democratic
ticket safe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

South McAlester, |. T., April O.
This city elected four democratic al
dermen out of six, majorities ranging
from three to thirty-five George NJ
Chany, republican. was elected mayor
by n majority Of sixty.three, and
Crockett Lee, republican. was elect
ed chief of police by fifty-three. The
balance of the democratic ticket was
elected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Shawnee, Ok, April Frank
Stearns, republican, was elected may
or here today, by majority of III.
The remainder of the democratic
ticket, with the exception OF Alderman
from the Sixth Ward, was elected by
majorities ranging from 800 to 400
The personal popularity of Stearns
was alone responsible for the result.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Muskogee, |. T.. April 2.-The en-
tire republican city ticket was elected
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Oklahoma City, Ok, April 2.-lndi.
cations are toward the election Uf
Henry Scales as Mayor and the en-
tire democratic ticket. J. H. Johnson.
the defeated candidate for Mayor, was
formerly associated with the Traffic
Association in Galveston. Ire count
will not be finished until late hour
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very small majority.

Tulsa, |. r., April 2.-IncoInplete
return from the city election today
indicate the election of the entire re-
publican ticket by majorities ranging
from one to two hundred. Tulsa went
democratic last fall by 250.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

\ Mg coII0n crop this year is a
certainty. but a big price is not a
certainty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

The late Democratic nominees In
this city are wearing smiling faces.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Let's get away from politics, in
city affairs, foroycr-it We can.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03

Marietta. l. T., April 3..-The elec.
tion here yesterday passed off quiet
ly. The democrats had no opposition
and the result is as follows: Mayor
J. c. James; City Marshal. A. j.
Little; Treasurer. j. +. Robertson
Recorder. II. W. Choate; City Attor.
ncy, ID. w. Jones; Aldermen, j. A.
White. +. S. Graham, II. Z. Draughon
j. c. Ward, ]. w. Settle; Public
Weigher, Luther B. Smith.
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stop talking about the city else.
ton IL is passed