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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-08
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What is being done by Paducah
Hosiery Mill, we offer
so doz. Seamless Fast Black Sox e.
for, per pair --. JU
so doz. Ladies' Seamless Lisle To
Hose for, per pair -.--
so doz. Ladies' Real Isle Fine 1l1n
Gauze Hose for, per pair = - W
Remember, these are all made
by home labor and this introduc-
tory sale is to get you started using
them.
20 doz Gauze Isle Black Hose, 1En
Csc value for, per pair ,-,- JG
rs Rugs, l1-2 yards long, made. of
remnants of our best quality velvet and
tapestry carpets, fringed, COO
at each. UJG
~...~o. Qc ..ol L..
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
d u Church Noticea

Revival meetings have been in pro-
gress in the NJ z. church every night
this week The meetings have been
good, though the attendance has not
been large. Many have been helped to
a better life in these meetings. In
all probability Sunday evening, jan
uary p, viii be the last Of this series
OF meetings.
Sunday, January p, at II a m the
pastor will preach on the subject, ''The
Supreme Opportunity" Dr.. lin viii
preach in the evening.
The Epworth League meets prompt
" at GAS p. m
The Sunday school Of the NJ. E
church is in a very prosperous cOndi-
ton. The revival meetings have had a
marked effect on the attendance and
the spirit Of the school. Mrs. A Roth
is the new superintendent, with Mr.
Frank Cross, assistant
There will be preaching at the
school house one mile north OF ". H
Stones place, Sunday, January q, at
$3.50 D. m DR.. W. II. Iih viii be pres
ent and preach at this service Let
every one that possibly can come to
this service, as it may be the last one
this winter.
JOHN ELDRIDGE, Pastor
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25

Gives Division SuPeFintendents More
Power 70 Deal With Public.
The Rock Island has determined 20
put the operating officials In closer
touch with the people and with public
necessity in the way OF transportation
facilities. With this end in view the
Management recently has made many
material. changes IN the physical di-
vision and IN the organization OK the
operating forces Under the new plan
which has been put In force by Presf-
dent 3. L Winchell, the division plan
OF organization has been further con-
centrated SO that the general superin-
tendsnts and the division superintend-
snts viii have less mileage to look
after, VIII have more power to s'dO
things" without bOthering the front
Office and VIII be brought in closer
touch with the people along their re-
spective divisions OF the road
The carrying out OF the plan wiz
add somewhat to the expense OF Op-
Grafton as It viii soon increase the
number OF division superintendents
from fourteen to nineteen Former
ly the division superintendent had an
average Of 46O miles OF road to look
after. Hereafter they viii have an
average OF at least 100 miles less.
This is q departure from the usual
method Of adding mileage to division
superintendents-
In addition to the operation over
their divisions, the superfntendents
also viii have charge OF maintenance,
which on many systems IS delegated
to engineers In short, a division su-
perintendent on the Rock Island viii
be a bigger man than he IS on almost
any other system. He will be expect
ed to keep IN close touch with his ter
ritOry and viii be given the authority
TO do many things which heretofore
have required the authority Of q gen
sral superintendent or Of a general
manager.
Likewise the general superintend-
ents, OF which the Rock Island now
has five, viii rise in Importance and
practically will be assistant general
managers, each with about $500
miles Of road in charge. The new
regime is expected to have a splendid
effect upon discipline, as the su-
perintendent will have time to get ac-
quainted with his men,
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
Educational Notes.

The second annual compendium is
in the press. It will be ready for dis
tributiOn by the first Of next week
Plans are being made for a month
OF school during May for teachers.
For the school year ending June 80,
1906, there were 1,124 pupils enrolled
in the schools Of this county, during
the same time S21,S4S.O9 was paid
out for all school purposes. This
makes only S19.43 for each pupil en-
rolled
Teachers examination next Friday
and Saturday, January 25 and %.
The checked sheets in the specimen
books may be used for map drawing.
They can be used for both county and
township maps
Some one has said that there are
three kinds OF people in this world:
The willis, the vEont's and the can't's.
The first accomplishing everything,
the second oppose everything, and the
third fail in everything. To which
class do you belOng2
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
ENDEAvoR PRoaRAsL
To Be Given as the Christian Church
Sunday Evening.


Sunday EFening-
The following program viii be given
by the Christian Endeav0r society at
the Christian church Sunday evening,
January p. at $50 o'clock.
Hymn, Onward Christian Soldiers. I"
Responsive reading, Psalms 96:9-13.
Prayer. by leader.
Hymn, @TO the Work -
Scripture reading, Osa- 4S-16-21)
by the president
Prayer for the workers among the
Indians by the pastor
Solo, M Mitchell
Short papers, Life Among the In
dians," Grace GOings; The Pioneer
Workers Among the Indians" Nay
MARSHALL God on the Rock. or How
the Indians are Taught to Read the
Book. Csee "On the Indian Tail" BY
Young), Ray Shirley
Circle Of short prayers for Gods
guidance in our work among the In
dians-
Hymn, Must Jesus Bear the Gross
Alone 2"
Three minute papers, where We Find
These People Today" Della Cardwelli
"Our Obligation to the Indian" @
". Sapp; why We Have No Work
ers Among Them George Cooper.
Hymn, "a Charge to Keep I Have
Short talks, mission Schools Of 9th
er Religious Bodies Among the In
dians," Wade Warner; The Unreach-
ed Indians" Curtis Calvert
Hymn, 'sHark, the Voice OF Jesus
Calling"
An offering viii be taken at this
m Getting. Miss Pearl Kimmel is the
leader Of this Christian EndeaYOl
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
Smoky.

The literary society met Friday
evening, January Is. The question
for debate was, Resolved, that there
is more pleasure in summer than il
winter" was well debated by the lit
tie people. The negative side woI
the decision.
We cordially invite everyone to at
tend its regular session
Frank Hooper and family spent
Sunday at II. G. Miller's.
The young son Of George Wray was
taken i'll last Friday with pneumonia
DR.. Gulick was called and the patient
is SLOWLY recovering.
The Sherman County Telephone
company has installed a new phone
in the home Of Warren Goings.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone
company's line was broken in several
places by frost and snow, but repair
ed by a number Of the farmers last
Thursday. This line viii soon be COM
pleted and viii extend to H ". Stew
arts ranch on the Smoky.
Charles Hartwig is a proud posses
sor Of a pony.
D. D. Parker has been i'll with 8
severe cold but is recovering.
The scholars Of district No. SO are
having a vacation Their teacher,
Miss Ellen Duel, is threatened with
pneumonia She left Tuesday for hez
home near Ruleton-
Mrs. Tompkins and daughter,
Naude, left for Denver Tuesday
John West returned Saturday, jan
uary u, from a short visit IN Ne
braska-
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
THE NOBLE COMPANY.
Playing This Week to Good Houses at
the Grand.

the Grand.
The Noble Dramatic company open.
ed its engagement at the Grand opera
house Monday evening. One Of Mr.
NobIe's companies played here last
season, but this week we have his No.
1 company, the largest and strongest
Of them all A big house greeted
them on the opening night, ard they
made a tremendous hit from the start.
First class vaudeville singing aud
dancing specialties are introduced be-
tween every act IhIIs eliminating all
dresome waits.
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 they
give a matinee at reduced prices. Fri
day evening the bill is "Fanchon the
Cricket" and Saturday night they
viii be seen in the piece that has made
the company famous, Reuben Glue, %
a comedy in four acts that is a laugh
from start to finish. The company's
comedian, Mr.. Fred c. Finch, will be
seen in the title role Of Reuben. Vina
Noble, the leading lady, is winning
many new friends and is a great IA
vOrite- The company cast is strong
and well balanced, and packed houses
are bound to be in order the balance
Of the week
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25

Lots 4, 8. and in block Is and 1o'
9 in block IS, Eustfs. also southwesi
quarter 1858, Washington town
ship Submit your Oher-
Win trade Or exchange for western
Kansas OF NebrasIa land 200 acres IN
Wood county. WIS, 4 ~ mile west q
Babcoak. Good hVe-room house "a
good condition, two barns ia poor con
dition. partly fenced. fences around
buildings; some fruit trees and ber-
ries. two r-Hiiz. Windmill and water
tank chicken. wood and smolrehouse.
about SO acres crop lard. halastce pas
t1re ana haT7 <hls lg in coed sg-1c1l-
ic1m ana r-
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25

Hugh Dyatt, philosopher and real
estate dealer Of this city, has added
unto himself a partner, not the kind
that the magistrate gives a bachelor
to look after and care for him FOR
life. but a real estate partner by the
name OF T. V. Lowe from North Da-
kota. Mr.. Lowe is an experienced
salesman Of farms and city property,
and he viii spend most Of his time on
the road The partnership was form
ed Wednesday and on Thursday Mr..
Lowe left for the east on business
connected with the new firm.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25

Pat Cochran. city marshal, took In a
wOuld-be bad man tOting a gun Wed
nesday evening. His name was Moore,
and he claimed to hail from EsbOn,
Kan He was intoxicated and was
hunting trouble at or near the depot
He was taken into custody and escort
ed TO the Jail, where ne was searched
ana a S2-caliber revolver and eighteen
shells were found on his person The
marshal retained the ammunition and
weapon, and upon his promise to be
good and 80 home to his mother, he
was turned loose
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
IN SOCIETY.

Dr. and Mrs. T. H smith gave an
elegant s o'clock dinner 60 a number
OF friends Wednesday evening. Charm
ing table decorations we're OF red car
nations ferns and smilaE, with earna-
ions for favors. The guests
Ar. and Hrs. A. D. Steward, 1Tr. and
Ms c J. ShimeaI. l[r. and lErs- Al
fred Dawson Mr. and Mrs y II.
Brown. Lr. and 1Erz- c. = Biddison.
lEr. and 1Ers- Ernest Bower
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
CHARLOTTE POsroFFTCE.
Has Been Authorized by Government
With William Kuhrt Postmaster.

William Kuhrt will be the post
master at Charlotte, which is not
really a new mail Office, but a re-
opened one after discontinuance OF a
number Of years Mr.. Kuhrt was in
GOOdland Saturday fixing out his bond
to the government and when that has
been accepted, Charlotte will be on
the mail map again.
Charlotte is about seventeen miles
northeast Of GOOdland-mostly north,
and in years gone by William Kuhrt
was the postmaster at this mail sta
ton
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25

A s0O-acre farm, farm utensils,
three-room house and farm buildings
one and one-half miles west OF Edison
Terms. One-third of crop delivered
at Edson, OF $500 cash rent VII fur
nish four horses and work them for 8
month IN the bargain. Rhodes Allen
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
daughter,
For Sale.

Barred Plymouth Rock COckerels,
the J. Il Todd strain. noted layers
81 each; two mammoth Bronze tur-
key gobblers, Matched from eggs
bought Of the Nebraska Poultry com
pany, also one pair OF Pea fowls. ".
n. Errfngton, Northeast 2O-s-41-
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
Basket Social.

There win be a basket social at
Shermanville school house in districts
No 2s and No. 49, on Friday even
ing, February l. The object OF the So
cial IS TO raise money to establish a
library Everyone IS invited to come
and assist in this very worthy enter
prise
JEANNE CUTHBERTSON
LAURA STARIBROOK.
Committee.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25

-Four stray horses. three bays and
one black Friday January Is. az ny
place two miles east Of GoodIand- =
Lockard.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-25
House for sale.

Near shops, four rooms and kitchen
Good property for railroad man En-
QuiFe Of Jim Wesley at residence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
HASKELL CLAIMS MAJORITY
OVER cRUcE OF 5000,
CLAIMS OFFICIAL RETURNS
From Forty.five Counties and Un.
official From Twenty.seven Others.
Owens Leads All-Gore Snatehes
Plum From Hoffman.
Ardmoreite Special

Ardmoreite Special.
Muskogee, l. r.. June ~ g p. nj
At o'clock official returns have been
received from 45 counties in the state.
These give Haskell a plurality of
6.iGO for governor. Complete, but un.
official returns have been received
from p more counties. and these in
crease Haskell's majority over Cruce
to something near 5000. These coun-
ties that have not been heard from
in full have a small vote. and will
not change these figures five hundred
either way.
Owens leads all candidates for
United States senate. The returns
from the counties stated give r. p.
Gore Of Lawton lead of 1,VJ0 over
Roy V. Hoffman of Chandler for the
United States senate, and Cores
lead Is increasing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

An elderly woman. on being exam.
ined before the magistrate Of Bungay
ns to her place Of legal settlement, was
asked what reasons she had for sup
posing that her deceased husbands
settlement was at 81. Andrews.
The old lady looked earnestly at the
bench and said:
'ITe was born there. he was married
there, and they buried him there: and
to know what isr'-London Telegraph.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
CHRONIC KNOCKING.

with it's usual amount of chronic
knocking the morning paper, In one
of It's lifc.saving efforts, maliciously
attacks the Ardmoreite because 1t
dare publish matter, general news.
regarding election conditions. This
modern press bully. who Is either too
Ignorant to understand what he reads.
or too eager to send out malicious
falschoods In a desire to satiate the
whims of one or two who knows, II
possible less about news item than
he does O?). Is respectfully referred TO
the item for further consideration.
The few lines in question. which pro
duccd nearly a half column of cditori-
al rot In the morning effort were
not sent out from Muskogee as that
paper would have YOU believe, but
was piece Of Associated Press news
from Oklahoma city ard was SO
dated. the same kind Of news that
the morning paper clips from the
Fort Worth Telegram every night and
gives to it's readers the next morn
ing as Special to the Democrat"
Again. this maverick says Mr. Dool
in. conceded to be the leading Cruco
manager. has never made such admis
sions. Read this
John Doolin manager for Le,
Crucc phoncd the Leader this after
noon 'Cmcc has a lead Of / 800 from
official count in 30 counties. We ar,
not trying to secrctc anything The
Official count will be required to de
eide. owing to the close vote "-Guth
rie Leader
or even this:
oklahoma City, June II GO p. m)
Cruce headquarters say that Cruc,
has majority Of 1900 in thirty couu
ties officially heard from. Mr.. Cruc,
says It will require the official vote t,
to decide the contest
The Ardmorcitc has undying conf
dcncc in Lee Cruce receiving the non
inauon Or governor of the new stat,
but while so believing, is not so mar
row Euagcd as 10 refuse publication o
news simply because the same ma.
read favorable 10 his opponent Th'
people want the news and the Ard
moroitc gives II 10 them,
The Ardmorcitc has never encour
aged any newspaper controversy an,
will not now our purpose in this bein
To Justify our position corr2ctl,
against the .alsc accusation of th
morning paper
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
PARTY FEUDS.

our Republican friends are very
prone to point out the differences
>, opinion amongst Democrats as
to men and measures with a view
Of preventing the unification OF the
Democratic party The canno,
therefore complain II their own fac
tional fights are exploited, especial
" as they are asserting theS>elves
most aggrcsslvely and obtrusively
Thcse Republican feuds are most
prevalent I'm New York. Delaware,
Nj fachusetts. Pennsylypnia, Ohio.
Kansas Minnesota. North and South
Dakotas. Iowa and California.
In New York there is the Hughes
and anti-Ilughcs factions; in Del
aware Addicks is still bone of con.
| tention: in Massachusetts, the tariff
revisionsts and standpatters are eX-
pressing themselves in anything but
a kidly rood about each other; In
| PENNSYLVANIA the Penrose ring Is
| batteriug the reformers and graft Is
so prevalent that the honest Repub-
| lican voters are becoming more and
more disguised. in Ohio the Taft
| and Foraker factions are trying to
destroy each other; in Kansas there
| is n complication OF corruption and
personal politics; in Minnesota It is
the people against the machine tine
tured with too much railroad Doodle; !;
I'm North Dakota the Northern Pacif'
ic railroad ring has been Rocked out
and is ready TO turn the state over
10 the Democrats rather than see
the reformers successful; in South
Dakota the Gamble and NNredge
factions are preparing for another
death struggle; in Iowa the Cum
Minis and anti-Cummins rings are op
posing each other on whether the
tariff shall cotinue 80 shelter The
trusts and who shall succeed Ali
son as senator: IN California the
Hartman railroad ring has the par
ty by the throat and there is an erf
Of Corruption and grating, with sey
eral prominent Republicans in DANCE
Of indictment and conviction. In fac
, the states whore the Republican par
ty is united are the exception AM
It Is almost impossible to name on
where charges OF grating and rotten
ness are not openly charged by som
, faction against another faction.
, These Republican feuds are DISCUS
A., ing the honest voters of that par,
;. and 1t is evident that it will be NOR
!. and more difficult to get ali the ell
q ments necessary 10 success combine
on whoever Is nominated. The bite
ness engendercd will also affect Il
nomination and election of the loo
tickets ad here is where the Dem
Gratis will have great opportunity
some of the doubtful states end co
| gressional districts.
But to take advantage of these di
| fercnces amongst Republicans u
| Democrats must unite and whi
| cleaving to the essential principle
| of Democracy can afford to compT'
mise or lay by their disagreements {
| policies until they have defeated Il
common enemy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
WEATHER lNFLULtG- ON P6Gs
DENTAL CAMPAIGN.


Philosophical politicians are est.
mating the Influences the Wea'h''
Will exert IN the next presidents"
camraisn. II Is quite possible ihat ],
viii h' the d'cldinS i'c'"' IN the mah
ing oi the next president says lh
United Press Association. fIl''S 'I
Nods are rising constantly and yet %
Industrial depression mas not already
set IN the crest OF the wave mas ap.
par'niE been reached. y snort crop
VIII ne M''o"'a ny Il '"'''''m'"' ''
iN' income ana expenditures OF ran.
roads ana doubtless 10y lurlh'r ao
N'"''n'h' I'D P''''S Ni meat ANA
i"oas. lh' p'"'''S "i "e farmers de-
'r''s'nE' reduces nus "o''''y To take
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

Of less advanced Republicans az re
actionarics." In conside~ine the ques.
tlon Of his successor attention Is
first directed to the Republican nom
nation. with prosperity advancing he
might we'll be deemed inyincible In
the convention. with prosperity at "a
standstli there Is q question Of his
ability to dominate the convention.
But with prosperity in retreat or rout
II would seem that the malcontents In
his party would do just as the malcon
tents in the country generally do. and
vote against the party In power
which in this case would be MIR
Roosevelt or any candidate which he
might favor It would seem unlikely
almost impossible, for the reactiona
ries ~ ominate a ma opposed Ia
particularly "Rooseveltiln policies.
with the president backed by prosper
ity. But II the country Is not pros
porous there will be much complaint
within the party against the leader
80 that the fear Of continued adversitl
would operate against candidate
pledged to ullow certain policies held
to be responsible for adverse condi
tlons. Abundant crops and continued
prosperity means continued popularity
for the present administration; tn,
reverse will at least exert a powerful
Influence on its fortues. Cosequent
" politicians are scanning the wealth
or maps and crop reports quite as
closely as the spectators and busi
ness men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
CARTER BY THREE THOUSAND
Ardmore Candidate Wins by Hand
some Plurality.

c. ID. Carter wa sthis afternoon ad.
vised Of the result Of the vote for
congressman in Murray county as fol
lows:
Carter 42i. Linebaugh 313. McPher'
rem As. Sarlls 6S, Skillern 46.
Haskell county, with all but nin'
precincts reported, shows: Carter 292
Linebaugh 4OS. McPherren 1913, sarlls
1852. Skilern "a.
On the vote reported today Car
ter estimates his plurality for United
States congressman at 5000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
Baseball PLAYERS and Foot Raoersl

Louis J. Kruger, eN-champion long
distance foot racer ol Germany and
Holland. writes. Oct %, 1901:
During my training OF eight weeks
foot races at Salt Lake City, in April
last, used Ballard's Snow Linimeut
to my greatest satisfaction.
Therefore, highly recommend
Snow Linment TO all who are trou.
bled with sprains, bruises or rheuma.
tism" 2jc. 20 and sl00. Sold by
+. j. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

The first test of the power Of the
Interstate commerce commission to
control railroad rates under the new
law has been decided in favor of the
commission by the United States SUI
preme court. The case involved an
advanc in rates on lumber from
the South to Ohio river points, and
tLc commission issued orders Dbr.
bidding the enforcement of the ad
vanced rates. which the court has
now decided were unreasonable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
Abe Ruef Testifies.

By NssOcIated Press.
San Francisco. June 12.-In the
Schmitz trial today with Ruef on the
stand the court overruled the objec.
tion of the defense to the question.
Did you in January, 1905. in a house
at 2Si9 Fillmore street, give this de
fendant, Eugene +. Schmitz, s250O in
currency" Ruef replied in the affrma.
tive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

According to the census figures,
there are 4.S33,63O bread winners
among the women of this country. II
there were that many good bread
makers among them, there would be
a falling of in the demand for dys-
pepsia tablets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

The question whether Tom Law
son has made peace with the "Fren'
zied Financiers" is not so much In
doubt since he has declared that
Mr.. Roosevelt is absolutely sure" ol
being the next president of the
United States" That is the position
for nearly all frenzied financiers
for they have take the presidnet al
his own word to Mr.. Hartman as
being practical" politician. Prac
tlcal politics makes all Republicans
look alike to most of us.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

A Memphis woman has sued the
same man for divorce five times
In seven years. After awhile he will
be getting tired Of paying for that
kind Of amusement for her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12
Secretary Metcalf Safe.


Norfolk, Va. June Ftp to early
hour this afternoon no word has been
received from the tender, aboard of
which secretary of navy. Metcalf,
went up James river. yesterday. but no
fear is expressed for his safety. 1t is
believed the Tender is fog bound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-12

Headache and constipation disap.
pear when Dades Little Liver Pills
are used. They keep the system
clean. the stomach sweet. Taken oc.
casionally they keep you well. They
are for the entire family. Sold by
CITY Drug store