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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

AR ~Uznaftsk,
4, sprawy zamisry, wsza
kze dlatego tax biedna sto-
jest nasza VIA
snosc publiczna, dlatego nie-
ga organizacye to-
warzystwa. Gdyby ME to ME
slzzczesnss sobkostwo, inaczzej.
wygladaly naasze fundu-
sze wsp6lne, mniejby bylo
wasnisi sporow, q wiecej
~wzaiemnego, powszechnego
p1,opierania j laczno6ci.
My jednakze zalujemy gro
SEA ma dabra ksiazke, czy
gazette, skapimy ma wkladki
do czytelni, zal nam wydat-
k6w ma kszta}cenie .wyzsze
dzieci naszych, ale cato nieraz
przetracimy, i przepijemy
(wstyd wyznac!) to pienia-
DE, rozu mujac, re gdyby6my
dawali ma .ksiazki, ma gazety,
ma nauke, to ME starczy}o-
by nam ma zabawe!
jake to smute, a jednak
nieststy p%rawdziwe! Wiecie
Bracia, ze prawde piszemy,
re zdarzaja sic posr6d mas
tacy, ca mysla W ten spos6b,
a So to w}a6nie i najczes ciej
ci, kt6rych "a m}odu ME
starano sic poczciwie, pc pol
sku wychowac, kt6rych ME
.nauczono jasno rozr6znia6
z}e cd dobrego. Wielu jest
takich po6r6d Polak6w tutej :
szych. Dazye nam zatem TREE
ba koniecznie i energicznie
do ~naprowadzenia tych lu-
dzi ma wla6ciwa droge, ora2
do tego, azeby zrozumieli i
uznali ia "a jedyna jaka ola
mas otworem stoi. Droga owa
wiedzie przedewszystkiem
przez nasz w}asny dom, a pra
ca mad tym celem obejmuje
przedewszystkiem kolebk:
naszych dzieci, nasze rod2iny
Ii Gala mlodziez polska, kt6'
"a ma bye kiedy6 spo}ecze6.
stwem, lepszem cd obecnego
Wychowanie m}odziezy v
d4oniach jej rodsic6w spoczy
wa; oni - jak rzekli5my =
obcuja z dziatwa najwiece
Ii najblizej, patrza ma Gale je.
zycie, niechze tedy umiejs
pokierowa6 niemi nalezycie
|Szko}a jest i pozostanie dziel
ma W takiej piracy pomocnica
kt6ra da m}odziezy wiedze
kszta1cic bedzie jej umys}y
ale serca da6 i'm musza rodzl'
CO sami, oni tn SO pracow'
nikami ~pierwszymi g}6wny'
mi, powo}anymi przez Baga:
kt6remu tel re sWej piracy
kiedys 7dadza rachunek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

obywatelstwa. Ignacy hr.
|Bni6ski zawsze gotowy do
ofiar, stall sic jednym Z za}o-
1ycieli ,Telosa''. Nlestety
bank ten runa}, lecz ME przez
wine hr. Ignacego. Tenze
:bedac najbogatszym z fir
mowych najwiecej tez maja-
t kowo 20 wszyst kich uoier
pial, ponoszac straszne ofiary.
- Jego iona, wiedziona in
stynktem kobiety, nigdy ME,
mia1a zaufania do tel instyty-
cyl, mawiajac, ze jeden be.
die rzadzi}, a drudzy zap}a-
ca. Mawia}a ma samym po-
czatku:" Jezeli chcecie bank
zak}adac, to idzcie najprz6d
ma nauke praktyczna"A Ale pc
katastrofie nigdy sic ME
skarzyla lecz jake mezna
niewiasta ~zaprowadzi}a W do
mu niezbedne oszczedno6ci i
LAX m6wila blizszym: "odtad
chodze tylko wsednej sukni''.
Oszczednok6 zony i rozum i
wytrwa1osc meza utrzyma}y
ten wielki szmat ziemi ola
|dzieci i wnuk6w.
Re 6,p. Emilia znika po-
STAG ostatnich lat naszej his
toryi Ksiestwa Pozna6skiego,
Dawniej wielka, MONA PAM,
W kc6cu z}amana choroba j
ciosami zw}aszcza pc stracie
mega nieszczeS]i vi kobieta.
Osioda lat cierpienia hy}od]a
niej przywiazanie c6rek, a
zw1aszcza po6wiecenie sic
ca1kowite matce corki jej
Maryi ,kt6ra sic jej sta}a ME
|tylko siostra mi}osierdzia,
ale prawdziwym anio}em st6-
lem. S, P. h r. Bni6ska by
la W swoim rodzaju niepos-
polita osoba; piekna, wy
ksztaicona, rozumna,wykwin-
tina W ca}em tego wyrazu
znaczenia, brzydzaca sic bru-
ldami wszelkiemi tego swiata
szlachetna, tempera'nentu
serca goracego, mi
}ujaca kraj mad ~wszystko.
Oryginalnie mial sic 3 niej
ks. Bismacck do pewnego
Polaka wyrazie: Jezeli wszy-
stkie panic polskie takgora-
co kraj sw6j kochaja, jak hr.
|Bni1ska to wtedy pozostaja
nam dwie alternatywy albo.
was zniszczyc albo sami Po-
]ske odbudowac, DO : takiimn
zapalem ME danny sobie ra-
|dy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
NOWy atak w strejku
szk6lnym.

Robotnik Konstanty Kas-
prowicz, mieszkajacy " Poz-
aaniu PREY ulicy Rycerskiej
pod mr.. 8, otrzyma} cd kr6-
|lewskiego prezydenta policy
nastepujacys mandat karny,
kt6ry brzmi v tlomaczeniu,
nastepuje: Mr.. 1889 2 +.
1906 spisu kar szk6lnych.
Kr6lewskie prezydyum "
Poznaniu.
Me postarale6 sic Pan 9
to, azeby dzieci jego J6zef ]
|Ignacy v miesiacach grudniu
1906 Nv styczniu 1907 7.
|(razem " ~ wypaavdtkaagch) DO
5wietomarci6skiej ts'zz'kloly re-
gularnie uczaszczaly, raczei
lspowodowale5 je Pan DO cze-
I6cioWae,jj i zmudYs 81 sz ,'A'l'll za-
lkazujac imsodpoWiadac, uW ''aI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
y rod;zinliie powiinien bye ten.

" rodzinie powinien bye ten
sam, edna tam tn pre- 'E'
wodnia idea, jedne hasla, iie-
dne dazenia, r6Wne slime
calym kierunku, " jakim'n,I
sic ml6dz nasza %prowadzi,
tax, zeby to co wszczepiitt'
|chcemy, weszlo istotnie y
lei krew, przeielo Gaia jej du-
sze, stale sic jej charakterelmll.
IA " tel to wla6nie .kwe-
styi dom j rodzina moga
bardzo wiele, moga prawie
wiecej jak szko}a! Szkoia boz
WIEN dzia3}a ma umys}y MILO
dych przez mniejsza tylko
czes6 dnia j zycia, wplywy
jej SO zatem bardzo ograni-
czone, ME m6Wiac Q tenn, ze
krepuja je jeszcze przer6zne
= s +E -. p. . III . .# SU#.
|inne wzgledy j utrudnienia.
Tymczasem rodzina dzia}a ma
|dziecie Cd chwili jego przyj-
|6cla ma SWAT, rozb udza jego
{dusze, ona ukszta}ca SERGE,
ma bezustannie sposobnosc
do tego, by mySl kierowac
ku instynktom szlachetnym;
moze dziecku oddac sic zupe}-
ME, niepodzielnie, podczas
|gdy szko}a ma wychow ank6w
Gale dziesiatki i setki i ma
turalnie ME moze znosie sic
z mimi tax blisko i czesto,
lax w}a6nie dom rodziciel-
ski.
Dlatego to samo wycho-
wanie szkolne, chocby nawet
Ii bardzo staran ne, ME jest
ieszcze .wystarczajacem, bo
Ejesli dziecko W .domu ME OF.
rzyma dobrego kierownictwa
poczciwego przyk}adu, jesl:
serca jego urobia rodzice
niesk}onia go W strone do
brego, to dusza jego stale sif
IL czasem niewrazliwa NJ
wszelkie teorye moralno Sc
Ii cnoty, W szkole gtoszone,
przesta;e je %pojmowac, MI
stara sic przyswoic ich so
bie, owszem nabywa przywal
Ii nalog6w i choc umys1 sic
kszta}ci moze i we wiedze
bogacj, to jednak dusza
SERGE 6pia i ME rozwijaj:
sic wcale!
A taxi cz{owiek, z take
wyros}y latoro6li, ME moe
bye dobrym: jego rozumr
ME ozywia uczucie mi}osc:
,|iakichs idea}6w, on ich ME
ma, on ME nauczy1 sic ko'
cha6 Boga, Ojczyzny, roda.
k6w, stale sic tedy samolu.
benz, egoista, kt6ry jak bez
uzyteczny glaz posrod upra'
wnej roll, stoj nieporuszo'
my, obojetny ma wysilk
wsp6lziomk6w: ME dopomo.
ze on i'm, raczej bierno6cia
Il p. ~. 4E ! Ill 80. - --1--" EE l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
5. D. Emilia. hr. Bni6ska.

1AVOSAA
" Samostrzelu, wdowa pc s.
p.Ignacym Bni6skim, jednym
z najwybitniejszych ohywate-
III w. KS. Pozna6skiego j
obro6cy swiatlego praw ma
szvch W izbie pan6w.
S. p. Emilia wnuczka Mel.
!chiora hr. Keckiego, putko-
|wnjka wojsk polskich,' cor
ka Antoniego j Nimfy 2
|Szczanieckich Ozorya z Wa
sowa, urodzona dnia 9 mar
Ca 1927 roku W Posadowie,
%straciwszy W zaraniu zycia
ukochana make, znalaz1a
druga W swej %ciotce, s. p.
pannie Emilii Szczanieckiej,
.kt6ra ia wraz. z>jej .starsza
siostra, S. p. Weronlka Da-
browska, synowa generaia,
w~ychowala nader starannie.
Parma Emilia Szczaniecka
zamieszka}a ola wychowania
siostrzenic W Berlinie dobie-
rajac najlepszych profesor6w.
Tame poznat i pokochat /.
hr. Bni6ski swoja przysz}a
zone, ktora po5lubi1 dnia 4
lutego 1916 roku. By1 to
czas burzliwy i bogaty W wy
padki. S. p. Emilia Bni6ska,
goracego serca Polka, ME
w~strzymywala meza cd udzia-
|}u W ruchu, pe}nego nadziei
W zmiane ma lepsze naszego
smutnego losu. To tez, gdey
maj jej uwieziony 2osta1,
znios}a z wielkiem poddaniem
Ii mestwem clos. ten ciezki i
pe1en ~niepewnoSci, tenn ciez-
szy, il podczas .wiezienia me-
"a, zosta1a matka najstarszej
c6rki, p6zniejszej uroczej hr.
Karolowej Mielzy6skiej.
.Gdy mine}y chmury i burze
W kraju naszym, zamieszka-
la W majatku meza Samo'
strzelu, oddana Gala mezowi,
idzieciom i ludowi, kt6remu
prawdziwa sta1a sic matka j
opiekunka. Najlepsza -byla
IONA ! matka troskliwa, pc
niswaz syn jej, jedynak, by}
dzieekiem nader sfabowitem
przez ~wszystkie lata die
ciece by}a mt nietylko ma
tka, ale ipiastunka, sama go
bezustannie noszac ma rekach
i ME opuszczajac ma chwile,
pewna, ze Mkt go lepiej, nil
w}asna matka pielegnowac
ME potrafi.. lie }ez, lie nocy
bezsennych spedzi1a PREY
MIN drzac 0 zycie uxocha-
nego syna, to tylko zliczyl
SAM Pan Bog. Gdy dziecie
20 latach ciezkiej niemocy
do zdrowia powr6ci}o, stat sic.
Samostrzel ogniskiem pol
skiego towarzystwa, 9 PAM
domu, co Anglicy nazywaja
famous hostess. W szystko,
co tylko .bylo pod6wcz'as
wybitnego wPolsce ,rozumemn,
nazwiskiem, fortune bywalo.
v Samostrzelu.S wietneto by
Nv easy, ostatnie zapewne
blyski lepszych dni odtadl
wszystko u mas jak kiremu,
pokryte. I v Samostrrzelut
zaczcly sic dni smlu1tku; mas
sta1 straszny rok 63ci j sku-
tku jego=przYgniatajace gro
"a j b6lem GAIA ziemie nasza.
1Zwr6cono sic v lima stTone.
Ksiestwo, ME mnajace powa,
Incl wlasnej instytucyi finiaan1-
soWei, opr6cz landsazzafty pr'as
nnnInfaknwa#zalO1v dla 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18

Three days more Of the red tag sale
at B. w. Hooker & Co.'S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
HALF CENTURY
ANNIVERSARY
Springfield Lodge Of MaSOns
Observes Ii
.------~---
in A Pleasant MANNER
----3~-------
In Springfield Was Located the First
Lodge Of Masons in Vermont, It's
Charter Dating November 10,
l7si-History Of 1t.
i'm A Pleasant MANNER

s.
Springfield. Jan. is. St. Johns lodge
NO. Al. II q A. NJ, celebrated Wednes,
day night the 50th anniversary of the
granting Of the present charter. District
Deputy Grand Master w. A. Gilbert Of
the first Masonic district OF Vermont. al
Ludlow, was present also members from
lodges in this section. The third degree
was eSempliied and an elegant banquet
served by the ladies OF the Eastern Star
This lodge now has ms members and Il
an prosperous condition.
The officers Of St. Johns lodge are /:
F. Il. Spaulding, w. NJ; ID. S. Brownell,
y. W.; Al r. Burke, j. W.; a. w. Stick
ney, treasureri Edmund G. Burke, sec
retary
In Springfield was located The first
lodge sof Free and Accepted Masons in
the state Of Vermont. receiving its char
ter from the 81, Andrews grand lodge
OF Massachusetts, dated November 10,
1871. BY the charter the lodge was 10,
Gated at Springfield under the name of
Vermont lodge, No III. In this year
thirty-five towns east OF the Conneeti
cut river were admitted as a part OF
the state OF Vermont, and in October the
same year session of the Vermont
legislature was held at Charlestown. II
was probably on account of this exten.
sion Of jurisdiction Of Vermont over these
towns Of New Hampshire that the first
OF the lodge were held in
The officers were elected
December IS, 1871, and Col. John Bar
rett Of Springfield became the master,
and held the Office for some years.
The union of New Hampshire towns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
NOTICE.

Owing to the advance in price Of RUB
Der and Leather we cannot allow aAy dis
count on Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Mel
ther can we make any discount on Overalls
or Trunks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
TO VIEW BOOKS.
Alabama Legislator in Move Against
Booker Washington Heads.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 1s.--The Tus
kegee normal and industrial school. q
which Booker I. Washington il princi
pal, is threatened with an examination
Of its books by state accountants in a
bill presented to the legislature BY Rep
resentative Thompson of the county in
which the school is located.
The bill IS in response to a sentiment
that the expenditures of the school
should be made public in detail For
some time there has been a growing feel
ing against the school, resulting from
the recent riots. Some openly say that
if examination Is not allowed the state
support and sympathy will be with.
drawn. However, the larger part of the
states substantial citizens favor aiding
the school.
Representative Thompson also has pre-.
sented bin to withdraw tax exemp.
tion privileges from the school lands.
He says the holdings are becoming so
large that to continue them free from
taxes will greatly reduce the income Of
the county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Lydia E. Pinkham' 5 Vegetable Compound

collision at State and Mott Terrace YES,
terday. A big car Of the Albany diyi.
sion, which was being pushed into this
city by another Albany cnr. broke loose
on steep grade and crashed into the
rear Of 9 local car standing at street
intersection.
The injured, who were not badly hnrt,
were cared for By the company's physi,
clan and later taken to their homes. The
cars were not severely damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
lodge was moved to Springfield and be

lodge was moved to Springfield and be
came Vermont lodge, No. 4.
In 1895 it was moved TO Windsor
where meetings were held until 1881
when owing TO the anti Masonic move
Iment it suspended.
October s, 1911, st. Johns lodge, No
81, was instituted in Springfield, and
the first meeting held in Leonard Walk.
Ier's hall on Parker hill, October 81, 1911
at this time the principal settlement OF
Springfield being on Parker hill. about
1--we miles from the village as now To-
Gated. James Underwood was chosen
master.
In 1892 meetings were suspended until
May Z, 1858, when a meeting was held
in the hall in the Tontine building. re-
Gently burned, and Rev Robinson Smiley
became master This lodge was reor-
ganized February 3, 1857, under new
charter, James Lowell being the first
master Of the new lodge, the number
then being changed to A, the present
number
Ramona chapter, No. 4. o. +. s., was
instituted November 16, 1894. and is in
a prosperous condition, with about 100
members.
General Ethan Allen was secretary OF
the lodge IN the early days, but | have
been unable to get the dates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18

Are YOr tired. tagged
DOT, nervous, sleep1ess, feel
meant HOLSTERS Rocky
McSntain Tea strengthens
ycuf serves, aids digestion,
brings refreshing sleep. IS
cents. Tea or Tablets. z.
A. Drown and C. III. Ken
drick C Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
DovEY AFTER PLAYERS.
Is Trying to Strengthen the Boston Ma
tionals.

Chicago, Jan. 49, That President Dow
ley Of the Boston National baseball team
was on his way to this city to buy Lund-
gren and HOLMAN is the report that
President Murphy Of the Spuds has had
to contend with during the past two
days.
I'm looking for men instead of want
ing to sell Them" he said, after inter-
mediate club owners called on him look
ing for men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Two Men Seriously Hurt.

Buffalo, M II, Jan. Isl. Two men SER
iously injured the lives Of several Others
endangered, and general tie-up of traf-
fie resulted from rear end collision Of
freight trains on the New York Central
at Depew Junction yesterday. The en-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18

gineer of the second freight, because of
the heavy snow storm, did not see the
train ahead. The injured men are Con-
ductor Rand, Rochester, and Brakeman
Eugene Heintz, Buffalo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
SAVING SALE OF THE YEAR. BEGINNING JANUARY 18Th AND CONTINUING UNTIL
Mems 0vGcoats

We have very large stock Of overcoats in both
the long and short styles Some have the form fitting
back, some have the plain loose back, as yon prefer
Were This sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Of Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing and Fl
Mems Suits

We have an unusually large stock Of Suits and
among them are Of the best patterns and styles
Of the season. Below we give you an idea Of what
you can get for your money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18

with Vermont was soon dissolved and
in 1888 a new lodge was chartered and
located at Charlestown, and Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18

All Of our sheepskin-lined Goats and vests also
all the Refers and odd Coats at 20 per cent dis.
count
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Boys Suits, Overcoats and Refers
Mems and Boys Hats and Caps

pleased wg
ii of dpodngo
dss Don't guarantee satisfaction Anything
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
Trolley Crash At Schenectady,

Schenectady, N. VI, Jan 49, Four
persons were injured in rear.end trolley
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-18
GRANrTEvrLLE.

The Darling" waists for bows ana
girls can be secured at w. H. Miles 81
Co.'s store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05

BY order of the Bankrupt Court |
win sell the stock of goods and fix.
lures belonging to the estate of J. 4.
Hamilton q Son at the store in which
said goods are contained in Gaines
vile. Texas between the hours of /
and O'Clock p. m, June 10. 1907. The
stock consists of racket goods and ap-
pruprlate fixtures and millinery goods
and appropriate fixtures. The racket
and millinery goods may be sold sep
arately. the total invoicing about
$1,000.
Ten per cent Of the amount bid will
be required of the successful bidder
to make his bid good. The stock may
be inspected at any time before the
date OF sale. J. T.. HAYWORTH.
3l-S Trustee, Gainesville, Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05
ENGLAND MUST EXPLAIN
Harboring OF U. S. Dester May Cause
international Fuss.

Washington. June i-Colunel Henry
4. Green of the Tenth Infantry com.
manding at Fort William H. Seward.
Alaska. has appealed to- the war de
uartmcnt to cause the arrest and re-
turn Of desortcr and incidentally to
punish the captain Of British ship
who perhaps has created an interna-
tional issue. According 10 Colonel
Green. Sergeant Buell., member of
the post band. deserted from Fort Sc.
ward and went on board the British
steamer Princess May when the ship
touched at katchikan. Alaska, May II,
the city marshal, under instructions
from the military authorities, sought
to arrest Ruell The latter locked
himself In his cabin and the captain OF
the ship refused 10 allow him to be
forcibly arrested. and sailed away To
another port. where the dcsorter land
ed and disappeared. COL Green asks
the war department to have the state
department make a demand upon the
british government for the return oi
the deserter To Fort Seward and for
the punishment of the captain. The
acting judge advocate general, how
ever, has taken the ground that II the
effort is made to punish the British
captain. It must be- through the ciyi
authorities who were derelist In theiI
first place in not arresting both the
deserter and the captain II he resisted
process within territorial walls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05

Notice is hereby given that undei
and by virtue of the authority We
in me as administration with ~,
will annexed of the estate of ths
late ]. S. Martin. and under the di
rection of an order OF the Uuited
States court, | will on the 4th day 81
June, 1907, between the hours OF 4
o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clocs
In the afternoon in front of the Unite4
States court house at Ardmore, II
dian Territory. proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder OF
three months time, the following de
scribed property. to-wit:
Part of lots one % and two u
In block two hundred and seventy
even (277) in tho city of Ardmo.
according to the Off sial map and pla
of said cit" and more particularly d.
scribed as follows: Beginning at th
southeast corner of C street noru
west. and third (3rd) avenue nortL
west; thence south along G stre4
northwest enc hundred and twenil
five feet Q25-; thence east one hur
dred and seventeen feet Q17); thend
north one hundrd and twenty-fid
feet G25) TO Third (3rd) avenI
northwest; thence west one hundrd
and seventeen feet O17 to place !
beginning.
! And beginning at a point 100 fec
south Of the corner of Third (rd) a
nue. northwest and the alley in blo'
two hundred and seventy-scvent (277l
thence south eighty (sO) feet; thenf
west seventy-two feet (72); thenf
north eighty (s0) feet; thence ca
"ronty-two (72) feet to place Of
/ ginning.
W. D. POTTER,
15.20t AdministratI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05

Tulsa l. r.. June i.-Posses in
search Of stolen horses today discov-
cred three valuable saddle horses tied
In secluded place along Bird Creek
five miles north uf Tulsa, believed to
be the lair Of notorious band of
horse thieves whose operations have
extended over southern Missouri and
the north end Of the two territories.
one Of the horses found Was idynt
fled as having been stolen at Bristow
a few days ago.
The federal officers will continue
the search in hopes Of recovering more
Of the missing property and Of run
ming down the gang.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05
PICTURED BY r. 3. WALKER OF
AKRON, OHIO.
IS A COUNTRY OF PROMISE
And one Whose Resources Are Yet to
Be Developed in Agriculture,
Mining and Manufacturing
Statehood Bring Settlers.

Thinks this section of the country
a garden spot. and believes In time
to come. and at no far distant date
the new state OF Oklahoma will be an
important factor In the union. These
Akron. O., the father of the L. S. at
torncy for this district Several weeks
ago MIR. Walker stopped over to pay
his son visit while en- route home
from California. It was his first in.
tentions to stay but few days. and
after having arrived here he was So
favorably impressed that he conclud-
ed to stay several weeks. When seen
this morning and asked to express
himself as the impression this section
Of the country has made on him. In
reply TO this he said: 1T seems to
me that this section of the country
is as yet in it's infancy and needs the
hands of progress to push It along. In
time, however, you wIll grow to be
come an important factor in the Unit
ed States and all that is needed is
the removal OF restrictions so you can
get farmers here who understand the
art of farming, and who will come as
soun as the lands are placed on the
market 1ne development of your
mineral resources will mean that in
time you will have a large city. Your
town shows marked development
when the handicap under which you
have been laboring is considered.
Your streets will in time be all paved.
AM factories will come here where
the country is not already developed
Your climate is almost ideal and will
be a factor in bringing people here
for settlement
Il never saw section of the coun.
try with a brighter prospect than this
section, and a city with more promise
than Ardmorc"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05


We offer One Hundred Dollars
ward for any case of Catarrh
cannot be cured by Halls Cata
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05
ST phillips Church.

Lecture Wednesday this week. S
y. m.
Choir practice Thursday, y. m.
Iitany. Friday, 8 y. IN.
Next sunday, morning prayer and
Sunday School g:45 a. m.
Holy Communion and address, IL
a. IN. -itS
\ meeting is called for Monday,
June 10. at the church, p. m. The
purpose is TO organize the Mission
into Parish and to elect the yes.
trymen for the ensuing year.
All confirmed members can vote
IN this election Let every one there
fore attend the meeting and take
part in the organization of the new
parish.
w. p. BROWNE, Rector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05

Don't wait until after next Thurs
day to visit Highland Park Addition
You'll have a chance on that day :,
buy a lot at auction on easy payment
good for double the purchase price
4.2d lw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-05

Now's the time TO brighten things
up with paint or enamel. Gratifying
results can be obtained from materi.
ais We carry, Have suitable paints
for everything. Also enamels in 20
different shades
. +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist