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Lay Blame on Ice Cream.

Edward Seay. his two sons. y. c.
Seay and Merritt Seay, and the mem
bers of their families, fourteen per
sons in all. are in a critical condition
at Pottsville, suffering from ptomaiuc
poisoning as result Of eating ic'
cream. II is believed containing the
poison, at dinner party at the home
Of the elder Seay on Sunday. u. G.
scay. one Of the persons ~. is one oi
the most prominent attorneys OF West
Kentucky.
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MU SINGS
BY THE w AY

dark eyes filled with tears. She looN.
ed wistfully at her father and said
Daddy. don't want your old money
| want you! You have been away
from us for seven months. do YOU
know IT, And Gypsy Smith felt re-.
buked. Some Of us know others who
might be gone seven years and who's
Joyous return depends on the coming
with pot OF gold
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MeKasson.Foshee Wedding.

Married last evening at Gaines
Vile, Miss Laura McKasson of that
city to Jonas Foshee of Ardmore
The happy young couple were the ie
cipient of many congratulations by
their friends on their arrival here
this morning
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Gipsy Smith tells in his autobio-
graphy how. after having been ava"
from his family for seven months,
they received him with JOY on his re-
turn, shortly after which all Of them
attended bazaar. Thinking to give
pleasure 10 his little girl he took
some money out OF his pocket. and
displaying It In the palm OF his hand.
said: "Zallah. take what you like and
20 and spend IL" The chiM's big,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
THE MARKETS
BY Private Wire Of n. T. Rutherford
and Company.
Spot Market.

New Orleans spots quiet; mid l2
1916; sales 175.
Galveston spots
Liverpool spots steady; mid I'll,
sales 1000; eX. 4500.
New York spots steady; mid. 1910;
sales 300.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

How did Virgins manage to get a
reputation for being so wise|'
by confning himself to two words,
He waits until one Of his superior5
expresses an opinion and then says,
o'rhats So London .Tatler.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

Ramsey's Witch Hazel Balm. dain.
~, cooling, healing lotion will undo
any harm that "Old Sol" can do 10
the complexion. VIII also prevent
harm. Money back it not satisfactory.
Price 15c.
ell F. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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straYed or Stolen.

A dark brown mare, with saddle
and bride. about IA l-2 hands high,
branded II on right shoulder and hip
Finder please notify Rev. c. c.
Weith. corner Broadway and c Sts.,
n w. Ardmore. 22d&wtf
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CREAM B. iE..f gives prompt at.
tention to all orders large or small.
3O-lm JOHN n. IMRlE,
205 n. CaGdo. Phone 25S.
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New York Futures.

Owe u'"h Low Close Yes
oct ...s ll.77 11.eO-91 1884
Dec l1S1 1906 11.S5 1889 1912
Jan l1.93 12ll 11.9l 12.05-OG 1873
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leans but II general relief is not
had by the end of this week In the
way of copious rains and lowering
nf temperatures much complaint of
shedding might be the result.
Consequently operations will be
b. = principally on weather condi-
tions.
II. T. RUTHERFORD & co.
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New Orleans Futures.

Open High Low Close Yes
Oct 1912 1928 1912 1219-20 1213-li
Dec 1910 1924 1909 1214-15 12.O8-o9
Jan 1915 1928 1913 1219-2O 1213-li
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Liverpool Futures.


Open High Low Close Ycst
Wheat
Sep ...917.S 931.S 81 10 81 rs 90 3.S
Dec 1878 9G rs 95 3-S 9G 3-S 9G II
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Union Blacksmith shons.

For the benefit of all we hereby ap-
pend the list of Union blacksmith
shops in Ardmore, who individually
solicit your patronage:
WILL DEVENY,
J. +. HAVENS,
JIM HIGDON,
ID. Il. ALLEN,
r. C. LEBUS,
A. NJ. RICE,
20 Ct C. II. RANDOLPH.
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Subscribe for the ArdmoreIte.
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Col J. w Hooker of Purcell is in
the city today on business.
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4 young woman with some ambi'
ton as a painter submitted specimens
OF her skill 10 n successful artist
Don't copy copies" said he. "Yon
have copied this landscape from q
picture that vas itself an imperfect
copy, with the result that all its err
rors are reproduced and magniiied
Go out in nature and paint directly
from your own landscape. Or, II You
must copy, copy from masterpiece
There's a tremendous lesson in all
fhis. After ALL character is no more
than an inwrought ideal with more or
less perfection We are all copy
lists in an extreme sense. The breath
and beauty OF character is largely
dependent on the lead so constantly
before us.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23

The foreshadowing of success in
any undertaking is the dehniteness
of our aim. He alone is great who
knows before hand what he wants To
do and then determine exactly how
he is going TO do it.. This is the
stone that grinds to powder" everv
thing that dares oppose his onward
movement. lie sees the goal and
nothing else.
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No secret habit when INDUCED ever
remains secret. Evil thoughts have
n life and power of their own. Budd-
ha long ago taught: "The mind is
everything: what you think, you he
come. Solomon earlier wrote: Keen
thy heart with all diligence, for out
OF It are the issues of life" Ana
yet there are those who think they
are wiser than Buddha or Solomon.
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Browning says: our reach IS
greater than our grasp" Mans am
bitions and desires are always great
cr than his reali2ltious. Who is
satisfied? who has reached the outer
range Of his powers? who has a..
tually done his very uttermost best"
That man never yet was born. %
your very level best and let the rest
way ON.
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Harsh words are not to our likins
and sometimes they do harm. but one
cannot help remembering the lady
Who said. Thank you. sir / feel bet
ter" when gentleman said the real
lurid thing just as the old train pun
ed out and left them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
The odor She Wanted.

She paused on the pavement and
sclltched the arm Of the woman who
was with Ler.
4 II nave found it at last!" she ex-
claimed. Did you notice it? It was
that indescriba violet perfume
which / have Been looking for all these
years. The woman who just passed us
had it. Do you suppose she would
Ahin,s was crazy il went after, her
and asked her what the name Of it Is =
sssShe would probab bly, think you We're
insane rejoined her coEpanion, "but
If you wish to know SO much 1T would
not do any harm to inquire.
She with the perfume had stopped
for moment preparatory to crossing
the street.
You will pardon me, won't you, s
asked the seeker after rare scents, "but
would you mind telling me the name
Of that wonderful extract you have and
where you got it y
Certainly moi" was the response as
the womaA, threw back her cape and
showed beneath great corsage bou-
quet Of fresh double violets. = New
York Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
Thai lnansrtialsJury.

"a man was indicted for stea ling q
large number Of hams from a Pre- islons
warehouse. At the trial on the indict-
ment the testimony was 80 clear and
strong against the soner that MS
lawyer was dis.nsSs.sassd to argue the
case to the jury.
Get up, said the prisoner and
abuse the Witnesses; tell YOU the
Jury are all right, !"
His counsel did as he was told The ~
prosecuting counsel did not deem IT
necessary to trouble a jury In SO
plain a case, and the judge having
given a brief charge, the jury retired.
They soon returned into court, and, TO
| the azement Of Judge, bal. wit
hesses and spectators, returned YER
Idict IF mot guilty.
AS they went out Of the court the
lawyer asked the prisoner how on
earth the jury came to bring in such q
| We ;'iet.
''- I. III said the prisoner every
nan On that jury had one Of the
hams. Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
!. Cromwell

Seeding has begun in this locality.
The Cromwell base ball team play
ed a practice game on Sunday. t5
Lester Bliss had a friendly en-
counter with a bronco last week,
which resulted in black eye for the
Mr.. and Mrs Yiengst called at Mr..
Marley last Sunday A.
J. P. Bohan gave the first barn
dance Of the season Saturday even
ing. All report a fine time. ss
The Little brothers have purchas-
ed a steam thresher. "a
John Logan, was transacting bust
ness in Cromwell few days last
week. NJ; 81
John Whitfield has built, an addi-
ton to his house and his sister Rosa
is cooking for him during the busy
season.
Mrs. Joe Fires was shopping IN
Bismarck last week.
April %. 1907. Is
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Analogous.

"a teacher had d very dull pupil
whom he found extremely difficult to
instruct III the letters Of the alphabet !
This Is letter a" explained the
teacher for the tenth time as he wrote
1t down on the blackboard. And this
letter b. he went on putting down
the second letter Of the alpha bet
Nov, my boy he began, kindly and
encouragiDgly, as he turned to the stu
pfd boy, let me see II you can remem-
Der them. What Is this ~ pointing to
the initial letter Of the alphabet.
Letter a, came the slow response
from the dense scholar.
this?' questioned the teacher,
indicating letter 3. s5s5 1y
~ LET 'er alone" returned the pupil
instantly, his stupid face lighting up
with pleasure at his own quick reply.
Bohemian Magazine. i5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

brought in the service pension bill,
which became a law. This is the most
important pension law enacted during
the past quarter Of a century. He also
has charge of the pension appropria-
ton bill, which last winter carried
$3.50 100000.
Senator Hansbrough, as chairman of
the public lands committee, introduced
and passed a number of important
public land measures during the win.
ter, including the two leave of absence
resolutions. He is second on the com
mittee on agriculture, which has
charge Of the agricultural appropria.
ton bill, and in the last congress was
Instrumental in putting a provision in
this bill which practically established
federal grain inspection. As a mem
Der of the committee on finance, the
greatest committee OF the senate, he
secured the amendment of the de
natnred alcohol law and passed 1T in
the senate against the most vigorous
opposition. In a personal letter Presi.
dent Roosevelt especially compliment.
ed the senator for his management Of
this measure, which gives this country
great advantages with respect to the
manufacture Of denatured alcohol. He
is also a member Of the committee on
the District of Columbia, on irrigation,
on library, and on Industrial expo.
sitions. 5s T.. Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

AID WfLToN

AL wv lL1OlN5tF. l}S
Wilton, N. D., April Pop. ].
Schion of Columbus, Wis, has taken
up his residence at Wilton, where he Isl
employed by the Northern Land &
Investment company. Is
R. X. Newcomb of Bryant, S. D., has
been spending the past week in Will
ton, looking after his extensive land
interests here. Mr.. Newcomb is well
and favorably impressed with the APP.
parent thrift visible on every hand
and has great hopes for the village of
Wilton and the country surrounding it.
Chas. p. Allen, the hustling land
agent, was here again last week, and,
as usual, sold a number. of pieces of
Burleigh county soil to people from
the east who know good thing when
they see it.
A. e. Pfffner, secretary and gem
eral manager for the Northern Land
& Investment company, Of st. Paul,
spent the past two weeks looking after
the interests of the company at their
Wilton Office during the absence Of
their local representative, J. r. Lar
| son. q Fl I
j. Schweizer of the firm Of Schmid
Bros. & Schweizer, meat dealers Of
Wilton, last week sold his interests
to the Schmid Bros, and hereafter the
firm name will be j.. J. Schmid &
Bros. Mr.. schmid knows all the ms
and outs Of the meat business and lis
bound to enjoy the business the old
firm controlled a
-. r. Larson, the local land boomer,
returned Thursday morning from an
eastern trip, having been away over
j two weeks. He reports conditions in
northern Iowa and southern and east.
4 ern Minnesota no further advanced in
spring work than they are in this sec.
ton. Cold weather, snow and strong
winds seem to prevail there as well
as here. " s4z .srf js sd s;i5
| Wilton is to have string band
Jakeys schmid. the local music pro
moter, having completed arrange
| ments whereby Wilton will have one
of the most complete orchestra com
4 binations on the Missouri slope.
! Robert Cotton, the local deputy
sheriff, has been away from home fol
over a week, no doubt looking fol
some lawbreaker, and such being the
case the party better desist, as Bob
will never stop till he Glands his
man" D
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
ROYALTY IN GLASGOW.

5 Glasgow, April % The Prince
and Princess Of Wales paid a visit to
Glasgow today and ofiiciated at the
opening Of the new buildings Of the
University Of Glasgow and at the
laying Of the foundation stone Of an
extension to the Royal Infirmary.
Enormous crowds lined the streets
and the houses and stores displayed
flags. Their royal highnesses re-
ceiYed an ovation. They will remain
an this vicinity for several days as
guests Of Lord and Lady BlythsWood,
sat Blythswood House, Renfrewshire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

came laws. In addition he. secured
the adoption of three important
amendments-the national grain. In
spection amendment, the amendment
for a survey Of the Red river, an
amendment for the survey. of state
coal lands-and resolution directing
an investigation Of the harvester trust.
During the three months session
Senator McCumber introduced 81 bills
CAS- of them being private pension
bills), proposed II amendments to
pending bills, made COL reports from
committees 1884 being private pension
bills) and his remarks on various sub
jects occur on 1876 pages of the Record.
Bills passed by him in the senate, $50
private pension bills, the pension APP
preparation bill and the service PEN
sion bill 81 .z3iss,
During the three months session
Representative Marshall Of the house
introduced II bills, made i report from
committee, and his remarks occur on
r pages of the Record. During the
session he passed 4 private pension
| bills
During the three months session in
the house Representative Gronna in
troduced 8 bills, made 6 reports from
committees, and his remarks on vari-
GUS subjects occur on 10 pages Of the
Record. Bills and joint resolutions
passed by him, 5. as follows: Two
senate joint resolutions for relief of
settlers, Fort Berthold land bill, the
bill for exchange Of state lands and
the bill granting lands to the North
Dakota Historical society, these bills
having previously passed the senate.
A study Of the committee assign
mems Of our delegation is Of interest.
Places on important committees, espe-
cially in the senate, are secured only
as result Of years Of service. In the
one term, is a member Of the infiuen-
tial committee on public lands, from
which committee last winter he report
ed and passed several very important
bills in the interest Of western set
tiers. Mr.. Marshall, with three terms
to his credit, is member OF the com
mittee on private land claims and the
committee on Indian affairs. He now
ranks second in membership on the
latter committee, which has charge OF
the Indian appropriation bill, and is
now in line for place as conferee on
that bill
Senator McCumber Is chairman OF
the committee on pensions, member
Iof the committee on Indian AFFAIRS,
which handles the Indian appropria-
| ton bill, member OF the committee
on public buildings and grounds, from
which come the public building bills,
and Of the committee on census. AS
the head Of the pension committee.
Senator McCnmber last winter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
WORK Of. NORTH .DAk0TA's
HARMONIOUS DELEGATES
Review Of What Has Been Accomplished by the Senators
and Representatives from this State in Washington
Their Excellent Standing and Influence

Washington d, c., April 20.---(Spe
eial Correspo dence. lin view Of the
excellent standing in congress and be
fore the country Of the North Dakota
delegation as now constituted with
its record Of things accomplished Of a
substantial and enduring nature both
in the interest Of the state and the
matipn-the probable purpose in GER
tain quarters, by the process of agita-
ton and criticism under the lead of
ambitious or hostile individuals, to
bring about changes in the personnel
of the delegation is a matter of serious
concern to all the people OF our young
and growing commonwealth. IS
have reached this conclusion after
an examination of the index of the
Congressional Record, which furnishes
a reliable and complete resume Of the
work Of each of our senator's and mem
bers, and as this resume, even in its
tbriefest form, covering the full term
of each member of the delegation is
too lengthy for perusal in these days
OF short stories, will, in the interest
of brevity, confine myself to a state
ment of the things they accomplished
during the recent short session Of the
3hfty-ninth congress. By comparisons
with the work done by delegations Of
other states, as shown by an examina-
ton of the entire index, the record
made by Senator'S Hansbrough and
Gumber and Representatives Mar
shall and Gronna easily takes first
place and must fill the breast of every
fair-minded North Dakotan with feel
ings OF pride and admiration
LIT should be remembered that this
Congressional Record does not and
cannot show all the work accom-
plished by senators and members. The
untiring, labors in the committee
rooms, where measures are revised
and rewritten, where multitudinous
laws are examined and important stat
ntes ON great variety of subjects are
framed, where real and practical
craftsmanship is exhibited. are not
portrayed in index form for obvious
reasons The Index carriessonly a no
tation Of bills and resolutions intro
duced, the action Of the committees
and OF the two houses and the presi-
dent thereon.
During the three months session
Senator Hansbrough introduced 81
bills, joint resolutions, offered 8
amendments to bills, made 30 reports
from committees, and remarks BY him
IN the senate on various subjects are
reported on ~ pages Of the Record.
Bills and resolutions passed In the
senate on his motion, 355, including
the free alcohol law and the Joint res
ulutions introduced by him for the re-
lief OF settlers. or the So measures
passed on his motion 80 Of them be-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
This Date in History

s#@. April !.
1547-chares ". defeated Muhlbere
1s2Peaee treaty signed ending
England
7oE French defeated
battle Spain.
173t-Daniel Defoe, auditor Of bnon
174sEdmund Cartwright
so, Ss$sS I
Francis
Of Bavaria.
= f877--War began between Russia and Turkey
ssfcount Motke soldier, died 1909
German and French Govsrnen
: ss the acquisition Of territory by Japan.
9oou O. Quay
been appointed BY the governor Of Pennsylvania.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
PARK BREW sTAkEsF FOR PAGERS.

=
Providence, R. T., April %. Entries
for the great PAGER race for Park Brew
stakes closed today. The stake had
previously been offered for PAGERS
around 2:1o mark. A feature of the
event is the fact that the entrance fee
will be ON the handicap plan, accord
ing to the records OF the horses. The
slower the record the less the owner
has to pay. The Park Brew stakes
amount to $4,000, and are for the free
for-all pacing class when the grand
circuit meeting is held here this sea
son. 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
The Condition.

Edo you think you could be comfort
able on $1oQ 900 q year7' ~
Yes, ] believe I could II the people
next door hadn't mora than $4,000 d
year and my wife knew it.',-C Chicago
Record Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
.Patr,ore,s W.T..

In the early days Of the Franco
Prussian war the Emperor william
was In the habit Of sending kilograms
Of q somewhat religious character to
the queen. The late Coventry Pat
more, the English poet hit this or In
the following skit:
BY WIN divine. my dear Augusta,
We've gained a battle-snch a busterl
Ten thousand F'renchnaen sent below.
Praise God from whom all blessings flow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
No Time FOR b stalls.

1 An American speeding oyer the CON
hnent Of Europe Ia his adtomobile ask
Cd Of his chauffeur. Where are we7'' Y
e In Paris. |. shouted the man at the.
wheel and the dust flew. IS,
"Oh never mind the details.s trrifas'
bly, screamed the American million.
sire. II mean what continent r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
Took His Measure.

A certain freshman was very proud
Of a huge bulldog he possessed, which
was his constant companion. One day
friend met him without the dog, and
looking very disconso late.
Well he asked, "and how is that
dog Of yours doing p
"Oh, be jabers, he's dead The illi-
CANT haste whit and swallowed q tape
measured
] asoh.. / see!. He died By inches Inches,
them"
NO, sure, he didn't! He went round
to the back Of the house an died by
the yard! 81.
.,.fz Juicy. i, !.
William Dean Howells. at q Lenten
dinner in New York, said: g
4 heard iof striking simile the 9TH
or day. a lady was doing some Lent
en- marketing buying 81 eggs. drsh.
fruit. NJ, g..l
gaPausing before q fruit stand, she
examined q heap Of pears. s. 81,
Are these JUICY? she asked.
juicy? said the dealer warmly.
Why, ma'am, they're as juicy as my
old pipe. '7 B j,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
70 Know onoseIs.

How can man learn to know him
self BY reflection never, only by ac-
zion. In the measure In which thou
seekest to do thy duty shalt thou know
what Is in thee. But what ID thy duty7
The demand Of the hour. Goethe. 4 vi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

! Hon. N. q. Young was elected a
member of the school board in Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24

The greatest pleasure il the power to
give II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
FkaNsEu.

~ r RANKED.
by links! It's erbout time we did
raise our Congressman's salary. just
got three letters, an the pore Teller
didn't even have a stamp to put on any
Of 'em." sse t+ ,,t 81 IS. r = ~ ~ &c s.