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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-06
Brilliant Sueeess-Wonderfu Master
Of himseif-Rev. Ward Praised
For Musical Treat.

We feel sorry for those disappointed
people who had the misfortune, be-
cause of their own laieness, to be
turned away without hearing Blind
Boone. II they be true lovers of mu-
'sic and art, they viii never know
what they have missed. Efforts can
be made TO tell and explain about
and strongly depict this man, blind
almost since his birth, whose acquisi-
ton of i complete musical training
and which being reinforced and CON-
bined with his native genius. easily
ranks him high In the professional
class. especially as he sat at the piano
which he has never seen in his life.
but which he handles with the artists
touch, yet something will be lacking
to truly complete the peculiar effect.
Stories. explanations and pictures,
however well drawn, can not make
the vivid impression on ones soul as
the sight Of the man performing and
to that extent they sustained an in.
calcuable loss. The first popularity
in Blind Boone that strikes the OBJ.
server is the swaying back and forth
of his body, in this, like Blind Tom,
whose constant motion is with his
fingers.
The program was fine from the
military march to the end. including
nearly every grade OF composition
from Liszts', Hungarian rhapsodies
No. and Beethoven concerts and
Sonatas to the latest popular and live
ly ragtime song. There Is something
passing strange about ragtime. too,
because Of the irresistible effect II
has not only upon the performer. but
also his audience. .
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-06
REV. DOUGLASS
AT union

the material. our progress in the in
tellectual. musical and spiritual de-
velopment, for our chance to be and
become a helper OF Him by and
through our philanthrophy and char.
ity toward the less fortunate and
clinching his thought with, BE ye
reconciled to God" as he warmed up
to his climax. In discussing the du-
ties Of man TO man. the many prob
lens Of our day have to be faced, re
gardless as to their popularity or not
Statesman-Bal 6-Nov 5 =. =. DB X
While many may not agree with the
reverend in his ideas of dealing with
policy, gambling and all kinds OF vice,
yet they must assent and admire his
manner Of logical presentment from
his viewpoint He was bold, courage
Gus, oVspoken and unrelenting upon
the weak and backboneless Christ
!ans. 1t takes man to speak his con-
victions, which may be or are I'M
popular 10 the majority OF the audi.
ence He argued so broadly and con.
servatively that he allowed all to diff.
fer with the questions. yet called a
spade spade. and not an excavator.
In his appeal which was very pathetic
and touching, especially TO those garb.
ed and heavily draped in black. when
he referred to the vacant chair" at
the table. formerly occupied by either
the mother. father, sister. daughter
or friend Sobs and silent crying
could be seen trinckling down from the
through the audience, while tears
could be seen trinkling down from the
eye Of many of the auditors. The
different announcements were made
and the audience all joined in hearti.
ly singing, God be with you till we
meet again." and the union meeting
adjourned to-aneet next Thanksgiv.
Ing. :.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-06
Blind Boone
AT SHORTER

When he sang and played his third
selection he had completely won the
house, "As long as can feel the
spirit moving in my heart shall
pray" to which air. as with some 9th.
ers, hundreds Of toes lightly kept in
complete unison with the musical
wonder. When his own composition,
The Tornado Of Marshneld," (Mo.)
was rendered, the audience sat as II
spellbound, when the music sank to
perceptible whisper. but as the
laundering crescendo filled the church
the applause shook the building. Ev-
cry one bowed their heads in reyer.
ent wonder as the church hymn rang
out from the crashing. roaring, thun.
dering tornado. The winds whistled.
the thunders beloved. the tornado
roared, and the keen lightning flashes
were assisted by the disturbed ele-
ments.
Miss Emma Smith, whose deep cold
and shortage of breath because OF the
altitude. put her in a great handicap
as she sang some popular airs very
sweetly and intelligently.
Mrs. j. H. P. westbrook was the
volunteer who played SO excellentiy
and whose applause from the audience
demonstrated their feeling toward
her. To those who understand Soul
Culture. the plantation songs as sung
and interpreted by Blind Boone was
shown keen appreciation and sympa.
thy for all sides Of the strange life
forced from the negroes In the former
days Of plantation life. To thirk that
4 highly sensitixed soul as his could
get into such fullness Of harmony
with our own lamented Dunbar's
words. expressions and soul life Is
to receive such vibrations a would
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-07-05
LIST OF PROPERTY.

Lot No. in block 27, 100 feet
142, good new three room house,
house l6 30 frame, good new GO
barrel cistern brick cemented,
and filtered barn for four horses,
corn crib for 200 bushels of corn,
buggy shed. all fenced, and thirty
fruit trees consisting of peach, apple
and pear, peaches bearing now; row
of shade trees around the outside;
cash or will trade for horses of the
right kind.
1870 acres 4 miles southwest of
Boynton; GO acres in cultivation bal
ance in grass.
so acres 3 miles southeast of Boyn-
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horses, farm fenced and cross fenced;
45 acres in cultivation, the balance in
grass A bargain in this farm.
40 acres one and one half miles
northeast of Boynton, 80 acres in
cultivation, we'll of the best water in
the Territory; a bargain, all fenced.
Can give possession the first day
loi January, 1908. Half cash and bal.
ance on five years time.
Z. w. SANGO.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-07-05
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-07-05

For Sale-One 5 chair barber shop
and house at 224 South Second st.
Good stand; good business. Reason
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-07-05
FOR SALE.

Two lots in north Muskogae
for $500 dollars each. Half
cash and the balance $500 per
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-07-05
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Practice limited to diseases of Men
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We also sell lots on payments.
Get our prices.
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For Rent-Houses, land leases ard
farms in the Creek Nation. Write
the Cimeter Land Agency.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19

"a & Lens Gloa%De2oEzr
EWS Gst IN II 2r-Cacy Of rs
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ing II = lsz3g eMEz1 IAat Far
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thar rsZEk- @ = alleged 20 have
Ezds II III i probably che o. the
nEE5syleSs b-zzz-I var 5cUio1Sl 81
TIE battle q Noble Bay, While he
vas zshed 70 re rigging O his Tag
ship Hartford Wien JOIN = Nor
Ea- ozz OF TIE most famous o.
modern American statesmen. died The
other day after Al almost unparalleled
career Of length and honor and dis
tinction as an American Senator the
Globe-Democrat, which calls itself a
great American Journal in vital touch
with all parts Of the country and its
current history. sought 70 belit1le his
memory, FIR no other reason than be-
cause he was a Democrat. . South
erner and an ex-co1federate soldier,
by emitting all editorial reference 70
the event beyoad a six line para
graph TO the effect that Bankhead
would probably be his successor. We
have known all along that the Globe
Democrat was the willing and proud
exemplar Of all the partisan bigotry
and sectional prejudice yet left in the
North. but after seeking To slur the
fame OF Senator Morgan and knowing
no better than 70 put Farragut az New
Orleans when he was at Mobile. in
great historical naval conflict in
which men yet living took part, we
abandon il as a hopeless fossil, too
weak in its history 10 be authority
for school children, and whose great
news service is the only excuse for its
continued existence
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19

The modus viyendi between OcaIa
and Live Oak has been re-established,
the suayiter in modo has been snatch
ed from impending peril, the velvet
glove has again been drawn over the
mailed fist of Editor Harris. and the
two gem cities can now resume a
generous emulation without envy like
a pair of thoroughbreds racing for the
purse while the cute little jockeys on
their backs cease TO taunt and revile
each other and devote themselves strict
ly TO business. The Ocala Banner con-
eedes the accuracy OF the census re-
turns as to Live Oak. but lets itself
down easy by insisting that because
its postmaster gets a few dollars
more per annum than our Live Oak
postmaster, Ocala is thereby put in
the lead as a center OF general ex-
eellenee and superiority. That at
tenuates the argument to the vanish
ing point and begs the question on
all issues Of substance between the
two cities. But let ii all go and let US
shut the temple of Janus, seeing that
the Banner has disclaimed all envy
or jealousy of Live Oak. and invites
us over TO the calm pastoral joys and
moonlight concerts of Ocala when We
weary Of the metropolitan rush of
our own city and need the peace and
repose OF less strenuous community.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19

In reply TO our threat to take a run
over to White Springs some OF these
days and personally inspect JET.
Davis. OF the Herald. and his en-
vironment. that genial gentleman
replies:
Cine over. brother you and all
the Democrat force Zone or two at
a time. Of course), and well take in
tense delight in showing you the love-
hest spring In America. whose water
Is pure. healthful and invigorating.
bubbling up at the rate of 81 900 GAL
Ions per minute Come over and we
will give Webster's Unabridged the
all-firedest old shaking up and turn
ing over II has had in ages or find
language sufficiently adequate TO
measure up TO the nice things said
OF us"
All right, JEFF, but We promise you
that II won't be on press day, for we
have no notion OF yielding to your
Establishments and being roped in to
take turn about with you at the lever
OF that venerated old G. Wash, which
now gives you such noble exercise
every Friday In the week. We are
going there strictly as your guest and
expect n be fed and watered accord
iagly.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19

Senator Grill Of Putnam. has no
soO2 so- Governor, nor even boom
ssC bz- his recent legislative record
9svazope6 81 least one antique
Spartan sEali1y n hin. conspicuous
Il hsse latter DAYS by its absence in
most pEbEc Dsl. which alone would
give hin = strong hold II properly
advertised n any political contest he
might enter II this State A Tai
lh2ssee correspondent Of the Lake
CIy Index. writing during the ses-
siOa OF the legislature, told about il
As follows:
One Of TIE worst traits OF this
remarkable body has been the weak
ness shown By certain members for
committee clerks, and l am sorry 20
say thar some legislators had no hes
iGzrioa IN having members OF their
ON families put On the pay rolls az
S. day. and IL Is a factthat some
II these committees had practically
little Or netting 20 do. In striking
contrast 70 al this. Is the course pur-
sued by Senator Grill Of Putnam, by
all ODDS the ablest man in either
house, Who. as chairman Of the Sen
ate committee on finance and taxa
ton did his own clerical work-and
II vas heavy-sooner than employ
clerk al public expense. But such
men as Dr.. Grill are none too COM
mon in any community"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19
TIE Law AND HE HGR

TIE Tampa Trz1E1r zys We iscI
~ez,cA o. 70 TIE RNH II =.
erSr1clEn q Lhe FzERE law - SIP
press bad rgzn u US@ IL
trlzkez pz1-oas q ssea 7zzres and
coz2eIziag rAez % I'LL liE sza
where -hsy z1r lAsz< v@zy EHG
rAsF get soser s20zga 10 testify liz
Iriszns szEE
who viii ezGine Ehs sEUsss.
n what nay l. 5s git1sss TEz1's
TIE qsssttos- A 10 NAY - arrested
for dr11ksnnezs and there would b
q case against hin, but what ease
would there be for hil 70 give eFt-
cenee in You east try the bd1d
ugsr man before he ID accused. yoa
know"
No trouble al al about II Oar
city council here In Live Oak has
promptly ayailed itself Of the bene-
fits Of the Faulkner Law BY enzering
an ordinance 20 reach the same end
within our corporate limits and get
quick action. and 70 clear up the
Tribune's doubts re state its main
features: When q drunken man is
found I'm q public place. he Is arrest
Cd. detained in custody until sober.
then taken before the mayor and
requested 10 testify under oath where
he got his liquor. IL he refuses TO
tell he II adjudged In contempt and
punished accordingly. In doing all
this the court Is exercising an in
herent inquisitorial power and Is
strictly within its rights II he does
tell where he got the booze, that Is
sufficient and the tiger Is pulled. :"
His testimony on the trial of the lat
ter II then given the ordinance pro-
yiding that IL cannot be used against
him On his own trial II he refuses
TO testify, his original testimony
which was reduced To writing and
sworn 20, is offered In evidence as
proof Of the crime That seems clear,
doesn't IL? The lawyers will raise
objections, of course: they always
do. but IL looks plain enough to the
layman that the new Law Is the best
practicable way yet devised to put
the blind tiger out Of business In
this way you don't have to try the
blind tiger man before he Is accused,
you know" but IL presents an ele-
) CANT opportunity to accumulate very
strong testimony against him and
confront him with IL after he Is ac-
eused- And what better testimony
could there be than that of the man
who bought the Illegal booze? II he
II impervious 10 the contempt pro-
ceedings Of the mayor. he can defeat
the purpose Of the law, but other
wise that law comes very near being
the long desired "eineh" on the blind
tiger II 1t Is properly enforced.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19

The senatorial investigating COM
mittee will not go TO Brownsville to
get further evidence about the negro
soldiers, as the investigation has al
ready brought out all the facts. But
Foraker says he'll go there in person
TO dig up some more testimony. He
probably wants to be mobbed or
martyred down there in some way
that went impair his health so that
he may revive the old sectional pre-
JUDGES and ride the wave into the
Presidential nomination he bankers
after.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-19

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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-24
...=-. 49, i-ia..:s,..-s4.s-..S..+,.-
SOME SNOW,

An engineer on one of the
branch lines reports that in an
effort to open the road a rotary
went into and thru q bank of
snow, literally tunneling it. the
bank. being 30 firm at the. top
that it did not break down
leaving a tunnel of snow. Snow
has banked unusually solid this
season.-Fargo Call.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-24
WHY SUFFER FROM
Rheumatism7

Do you know that rheumatic
pains can be relieved? IF you
doubt this just try one applica-
ton of Chamberlain Pain
Balm. It will make rest and
sleep possible. and that certain.
ly means a great deal to any
one afflicted with rheumatism.
For sale by Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-24

Fox SALE-A second hand
Gasoline Engine 21a;lH p.
thoroughly overhauled and in
good condition. Can be seen
at Aspinw,alll's Book Store. d,
The first semester Of the
public schools ends Friday.
The pupils are taking examine:
tions for. promotions this week.
The second-semester will begin
Monday Jan. 18th. All child.
rem six years of age will be
then received in the first grade.
DR.. Edward w. Gag wishes
to call attention to his. new
X-ray machine recently INSTALL
ed. He gives static electrical
treatments, in chronic and
special ailments, also removes
superhuous hair, birthmarks,
warts and all other facial
blemishes by skillful and
ethical methods.
=: yCroup'can positively be stop
ped id 20 minutes. No vomit-
ing-nothing to sicken or dis
.tress your child. A sweet,
pleasant, and safe Syrup, called
DR.. Shops Group Cure. does
the work and -doee it quickly.
DR.. shoop'e Group Cure is for
Group alone, remember. It
does not claim to cure a dozen
ailments, It's for Group, that's
oil. Sold by Henry Miller.
L. J. Moore who formerly
resided here, but is now located
at Latah, Wash, is in the city
visiting old friends. He will
spend some time here with his
sons who live few miles west
Of the city. Though we'll suit
ed with the country he is now
living in,.;Mr. Moore is always
ready to Say a good word for N.
Dakota, and was pleased to
note the progress of our enter.
prising city since his departure.
.Wahpeton Methodist Episco.
pal Church, Rev. E. Olin Ed.
ridge, pastor; Prof. Chas. Kirk
organist and choir leader. Ser.
vices Sunday at the usual
hours; 1890 "a. m. 7:3O p. m
Subjects, morning, 1.-THE Spirit
ST The Gospel" Evening, "rhe
Romance ofModern Missions. !
Sunday school 11:45 a. m.
Prof. r. NJ. Black, Superin.
tendent. Epworth League CSC
p. M, Mr.. Harvey Rife, Pres
ident. Prayer meeting Thurs.
day evening 500. Everybody
cordially invited to these
services
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-24
Oysters at .Trimner's Meat
Market. !
CAHMBERLAIN'S COUGH
Remedy Benefits a City Ooun-
Gilman at Kingston, Jamaica.

Gilman az Aln9st0n, Jamaica.
Mr.. w. o. Reilly Fogarty,
who is a member OF the City
Council at Kingston, Jamaica,
West Indies, writes: as follows:
zone bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy had good eff
feet on a cough that was Civ
ing me trouble and I think I
should have been more quickly
relived if l had continued the
remedy. That it was benefici-
al and quick in relieving me
there is no doubt and it is NV
intention to obtain another
bottle" For sale by Henry
Miller.