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The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
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It becomes the sad duty of the Miner to announce the death, at Port land, Oregon, of Mrs. NJ. E. Martin, so long q resident of Ketchikan. For the past two years or more she had been sufferer with the dread white plague-Consumption-but had strug- gled on in the hope that she could fight it off. To this end her husband took her down to Portland, Oregon. where the change in climate and the loving care she received. for while appeared to help her, and hope was entertained for her ultimate reepvory. Believing this. Mr. Martin made a
 business trip up to Ketchikan about four months ago, but was summoned back by wire and found his wife worse than ever. Since that time in spite ef all that medical skill and money could do she has steadily grown worse until last night at six o'clock. when the Grim Reaper stepped in, the end ef her pain ana anxiety came, and she passed away to that bourne from whence no traveller returns.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

". H. Giimour, the genial proprie- tor of the Admipal, is passenger on the May headed for seattle.
 Mrs. Thomp son accompanied by her daughter in-law Mrs. Roy Thompson were passengers for the Sound on the Dolphin today.
 Jobn Raber left on the Dolphin to- day for his old home in Oregon. On his return Ms. Raber and the young sters will accompany him.
 The sl.atirg Rink opened up it's refreshment parlor last night and will hereafter dispense soft drinks and ice cream to thirsty skaters until further orders. The leoth is dainty arranged and will without doubt, be popular with Ketehikau folk.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Henry Goemaere's smiling features appeared as the City of Seattle drew up to her wharf this neon. Henry who has been east for the past month return as an eligible for the m trried mens base ball team, having. taken unto himself wife ar Detroit, Mich. May b. The Miner is glad to sec him back, and: glalder to see hi n returns benedict. Our hest ,wishes and hearty congratulations are extend ed to them both and may they live long and happily is the worst We hope for them.
 C. R. Jameson. of the Kasaan Bay cannery. came Up on the attld yesterday, and left on the Ella Ro hlffs for kasaan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

Manager Baeber, of the Citizens Light Power & Water Co. report- that "Wednesday night be was gwen further demonstration that it's not all jam running watef plant. The sewage leaving the city sewer near he skating rink, corroded the wire wrappiogs on the water main uhore- to such an extent tbat the VITO i.oHe the stove pipe opened up Of coulse. snl NJ. Rirbsr and crew had the questionable rlsa-pse of @orkirg all night gett'ng :ae faclured pipe out ano repl4ci.g it with sound cne.
 Capt. :. P. Wvu an is over from bis ID ne he Fed W,ng, at Copper
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
Dr. Zuher. dentist, Frye-Bruhn bld.

There ie fo be public graduation of tbe Ketchilan Public s;chcol Taur,das. afternoon June 13th. This the first public event of this char acter to he held in this cit.e. It will mark an efoeh in the progress 0 education in Ketchikan. The exer cses are to be held at the Redmen's hall and will be free to everyone. fl curiosity does not III pei the citi- zeus 10 be in atterdauce. their in t,rest in the growth of education ir this city should urge them to witnes: the event.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
CURIOS..-

--'tMaria. " said q Ketchikan father of a couple of unmarried daughters after third or fourth intellectual effort to rise from the chair which through the agency of some mueiiag- ious substance clung tenaciously 10 hi trousers, Maria, we nuts put stop to those young men bringing candy here and giving il to the children, or there'll be trouble in this household. The walls and furniture of this house. are kept in a perpetual state of stick mess. which is very disa greeable to say the least. If there is no other way, make it plain to them that their visits here are not desired, and there, dang it all, I've torn them Maria, torn them past all mending, "
 pr. Osler is reported as saying that one hundred years hence physic- ians will have progressed so that no disease can bafiie them, and that the death rate will be U per cent less that that of today. That ought to make all of us old chaps feel good.
 -,James Kane. an Idaho man, married a high strlng widow, in order he said privately ito tame her proud spirit" Since then, and up to the present, James has had thirty seven bird shet picked out of his manly bosom, and the doctor is try ing to locate the other twenty or thirty with the aid of the \ ray business. while Mrs. Kane is enjoying herself in the county jail
 -"You have q breath,' said Tacoma man to a young woman Of that place, 'that would knock house down. a and she sued him for damages in the sum of sl0, Goo. He proved in court that it was an awful breath one that ought to he walled up in cave for hundred years, and then not be allowed to escape, but the jury gave her $500 and recommended her to eat more onions.
 --''Woman, we are taught, said the preacher, twas in the beginning, formed from the rib of man. " es' -musingly asserted Hisnobbs, and. metamorphically speaking, she has been more or less bone of eonten- tion among men ever since, :
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

J. J. Burton, Of Vancouver. B. C.. is in Ketchikan enroute to Massett, Graham Island
 Mrs. Pugh, of Skagway, who has been a guest at the Stackpole resi- dence for the past week or so. re- turned home on the Jefferson yester- day.
 George E. Brown, of Kasaan is registered at the Revilia. He comes over on business connected with his mining properties near Kasaan and ou Karta bay.
 Knight X Morrow, the ship build CTS are just about through with the work on the steamer Novelty having only the rails and mast to put ir place and some painting to do to complete the job. She has been completely rebuilt from the water line up and is good for another twenty years.
 Jimmie" Cummings ? footer gasoIene cruiser is finished and is a bit of work any firm may well be proud Of. With machinery to match her beautiful lines she will surely distance anything in these waters. even the larger boats. Knight & Morrow built her, and are now start ing work on a g tooter, in which they intend 10 install horse power Buffalo engine, for their own use.
 The Ella Rohlffs left via the West Coast, Saturday night for WrangeI' This will be her last trip to Wrangeii until fall Hereafter she will sail Saturday morning for Howkan, Cop permount, Copper City and SuIzer, connecting at H)Ekla with a glso- lene launch, which will make the trip weekly from that point tC WraDgell. carrying the mail for West Coast points. The Rohlffs will ther return to Ketehikan, arriving during the night, Sundays. and will make three or four trips weekly to cas- coast. Prince of Wales island rointT on a schedule to be announced latet.
 The Kasaan Bay Canning Co. hav' done fast york in erecting ne" build |irgs to replace those destroyed b. fire last year and now have all ot then enclosed and covered. Their ca making crews are hard at il gettin. in shape for the eason's work, an unless the fish come exceptional early the cannery will be ready fo them on schedule time.
 The Newell boys are out after th prize in the rowing race on tb Fourth fo July. They are huilding
 boat IS feet long and 2o inches wid with which they expect 10 be ahl to TOW rings around anything in tnes waters.
 o. Gerle. rot unknown 10 fame C an uusayory sort in this section. again in troubIe-this time in Seattle He was arrested in that cit on Mem orial day, charged with cashipg
 worthless check. and trying 10 cas others. He admitted that he had [
 money in the bank on which th check was 6rlwn. but said he- expect ed to have some thele. and had Il I
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

The Alaska s. s. Co's, steamee Dolphin arrived from Seattle this morning about eight o'clock. For Ketchikan she had the following passengers: Mrs. G. E. Furgeson, J. NJ. Davidson, Mrs. J. NJ. Davidson, Pierce Thomas, C. Gleyslim, J. H. Hartman, D. W, Ogle. Sam Silver man, s. W. Ehriehe, Mrs. B. Hart man. She left about thirty-fve tons of freight.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

H. Bergman $ fish packing concern continues to receive spring salmon. \ little over hundred big fellows arrived last night, but the present intention is to shut down for the time being, at least. next week. U
 The Indian fishing crews are arriv- ling from the West Coastsf in big crowds to work at fshin 2 for the can nefies during the present season. Manager Roundsfelt, of the Ketchikan cannery expects to start several fish, ing outfits out next week.
 The Ella Rohlffs arrived from her West Coast trip yesterday morning. She brought as part of her cargo 20 tireces of mild cured spring salmon from Wrangell.
 Ira D. Petty was passenger north bound on the Dolphin this morning from Ketchikan.
 Thorginr Casperson, Of the Yes Bay fish hatchery, brother Of our hustling townsman Newt, is registered at the Reyila.
 \. Decker. oi Seattle, who is in- terested in some mining properties in this district, is guest at the Reyilla.
 Pierce Thomas, so well known to the mining fraternity of this locality. came up on the Dolphin, and is stay ing at the Revilla hotel.
 Dr. Zuber. Dentist. Frye Bruhn blg
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

Dr. Zuber. Dentist, Frye Bruhn big.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
FROM TnFsnAY.s DAILY

6OM 1 u fS4fAA = DAILY
 The steamer Peterson. of the U. s quartermasters department arrive, in port this morning from Haine where she is tender for fort William II. Seward. She is en her way |, the Bremerton navy yards for over hauling. She has been stationed a Haines for four years and will he or the Sound si4 weeks or two month, and will then return north.
 Thomas Riddle. manager of the Hadley shelter, was a south bound passenger an the Seattle yesterday Ms. Riddle accompanied him.
 The launch Pacific left for Mt. Andrew this morning with big load of supplies that the Tongass Trading Co. was shipping to that point. She also took a consignment of supplies for the omar Miulng Co. at kiam,
 P. ]. German, of the Ka>aa Bay Canning Co. was in the city yester- day, coming over on the company $ tender the Champion. He returned last night.
 Billy" Poison left on his fast gasolene cruiser skidpo for Karta Bay, today. lie Is on prospecting tour.
 The eannery wheels at Loring are turning ln great shape now-a-day sriding out salmon cans. A pack of from so. 00o to 10o. GOO cases is expect ed this sea son.
 The recent drop in fish prices on the Sound has compelled the local fish dealers to cease shipping fresh salmon. On this account the launches have been taken Of the run between here and Cape Camano and active operations have practically ceased Bergman is still packing the larger ones fop mild curing but very few nsh will come in from now on. ". Alter. who recently built fish saltery across from TtTner's store on the Newtown walk reports that he will make .flo attempt to start active operations until the. summer run of fish starts. He has his place all 'reaGy for business, tanks in place.. barrels set'up and in fact everything in shape.
 The Gedney arrived north bound this morning. She is enroute to Sitka near which place she will start her summers work oi coast survey ing. From there she will work down the west coast of Prince of Wales island where she will stay until fall.
 Mr. Geo. E. Greene, manager of the Hadley Consolidated Copper Co.,, while making his regular tour to the White Eagle, with heavy pack CT his back. had the msiourtune to slip ard strain himself. He has been confined to bis bed for couple of days and it is doubtful fl he will be able to leave 1t for several days to come.
 Hans Anderson. Hadley's hctel keeper nabob, is attending to busi- ness matters at Juneau.
 Mrs. Langstrom is in receipt of the marriage announcement of an old friend Of hers. Miss Elinor Bulnett, of Scarborough. Mass, to Rev. Ellis Bishop. Of St. Stephens church. Bos- ton. The ceremony was performed at St. Marks church Scarborough. Mass. May 2l.
 Want to Play Bali-An aggrega- tion of Ketchikan's youngsters calling themselves the Ketchikan Juniors are very desirous of finding a boys base ball team to measure Lats with. Their line up is;
 Sidney Clark. catcher.
 Lloyd Reynolds and Merton Me ClelIan, pitcher or left field.
 John Olson. first base.
 Willis Cernell seccrd base,
 Leo Howard. third base.
 Russell Rodenbsulh, sboit stop.
 Arn Hendrickson, right field.
 Homer Ball, left field
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

O. K. Lodging House, next to O.. K. Bakery. New, clean beds, 35c. Inquire o. K. Bakery,
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
NOTICE.

For privileges to fish in Yes bay, during Red fish season, apply to Superintenaent of Government Hatch cry. Nothing but purse seines will be allowed.
 Wm. k, HANCOCK,
 Sulerintendent.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

The steamer Cottage City arrived north bound about eleven o'clock last night, having made the run from Vancouver in 44 hours, including q wait of three and half hours for the tide ae seymour narrows. She brought 10 tons of miscellaneous freight and the following passengers for ketehikan r, B. King, W. E. Irwin, John Clark, A. E. Bolmkid, C. Hoff, l., N. Ferguson, NJ. sanko- vich, T. Kuehn and J. Morarity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
BLOW TO BOOK TRUST.
Provision 70 rstate Printing Plant is
Reconsidered and Adopted.

Guthrie. Ok, Feb. 12.-On account
of the absence of many of the dele
gates the discussion of the Jim
Grow" constitutional plank was not
taken up yesterday
The motion eliminating the provis-
ion for state printing plant, adopt
ed yesterday was reconsidored to-
day and the legislature is empower
ed to establish such an institution.
The resolution commencing the
Edwards bill, introduced in the Kan
sas legislature and the Swiers bill in
Missouri, protecting the live stock
industry were unanimously adopted.
one of the important events for
this week Is the report Of Delegate
Haskell Of Muskogee, on the primary
election provision.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
STATE CEREMONIES PARTIcIPAT.
ED IN BY KING AND QUEEN.
EDUCATION MEASURE FIGHT
VIII Be Resumed With Much Bitter
ness-speeiaI LeVees VIII Be Held
by King Edward in the Next
Two Weeks.


Ardmorcite Special
London. Feb. 12.-Aftor two prolim-
mary sessions this year, parliament
was formally opened today with full
state ceremonial in which King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra partici-
patcd. It Is anticipated that the fight
between the Commons and the Lords
over the education bill and other
measures will be resumed with in
crcasing bitterness. The separation of
church and state in France has given
great impetus TO the movement in
this country and II Is likely that
bills looking to the disestablishment
Of the Church OF England will be in
troduccd during the present session.
James Gryco, the new British ann
bassador to America. today completed
final arrangements for lotving nor
his new post and will sail for New
/ York tomorrow. lac will probably ar
/ rive in Washington about the middle
. uf next week.
N.ng -.ward will hold the first
levce Of the season the latter part
Of the present week. It will take
place in the throne room Of St Jane.
palace. The first court will be helC
on Friday Of next week in the granC
ball room Of Buckingham palace. Onl,
the members Of the diplomatic corp
will be invited. \ second levee an
court will be held the following week
when number Of Americans vii
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
Common Colds are the Cause Of Many
Serious Diseases.

Physicians who have gained a ma
tional reputation as analysts of the
cause of various diseases, claim that
II catching cold could be avoided a
long list of dangerous ailments would
never be heard of. Every one knows
that pneumonia and consumption or
iginate from cold. and chronic ca
tarrh bronchitis, and all throat and
lung trouble are aggravated and rem
dered more serious by each fresh at.
tack. Do not risk your life or take
chances when you have a cold. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy will cure II
before these diseases develop. This
remedy contains no opium, morphine
or other harmful urug and has thir'
ty years of reputation back of II, gain
ed by its cures under every condition.
For sale by f. J. Ramsey, w. b.
Frame, Ardmore Drug Co.. Bonner
& Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
AND THE NEGRO NAV NOT GET
THE CINCINNATI PLUM.
STIRRED UP A Big ROW
Family as we'll as Political, Connee.
tions are Also Believed TO be
Responsible for the Change.
by Chief Executive.

Washington. Feb. H.. The prosi.
dent seems to hayc completely back.
ed down from hN somiunciaI state.
m,nt that he would appoint color
ed man surveyor of customs in Gin
ciuuau The manifestations of pupu-
lar disapproval and the advice of
his political friends not to do $50 has
changed his mind. Cincinnati be.
sides being the home of Senator For.
aker. whom the president wanted to
ombarass Is also very nearly "A South
on town. Another important con.
sidcration is that it is also the home
Of Representative LonEworth, the
presidents son-in.law.
Such row as the appointment ut
the negro Taylor would have stirred
uu there would have been gravoly
uiurluus To Mr. LonEworth's political
fortunes. Lonrworth has managed
to keep out of the Brownsville and
race OlHtNHNl'u ~ 'hI. NAiN o. DO. l''
able he had something to do with
the presidents change of heart b.
the Cincinnati incident
The outcome will probably be th'
appointmcnt Of colorcd man Il
some Office in the northern part o
the state. Mr.. Burton, who Is nov
chairman of the house committee oI
rivers and harbors, lives at Clcv'
land. lie will likely be permitted t
dictate such an appointment whor
It will help him most In his aspr'
tions 20 be senator It is an open 81
crct that he Is preparing to ru
against Senator Dick when the Ia
tcrs term expires four years irol
now. Mr. Burton is a ycrv able ma
and Is one of the acknowledged POI
crs in Ohio politics Dick and For
kcr are working in harmony, b
Burton will have the assistance OF
the friends of the president and
Secretary Taft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
To Try Mississippi Slayer.

Ardmoreite SDecial.
Jackson, Miss, Feb, 12,-Louis
Dennis, the alleged assassin Of Cir
cult Clerk John r. White, will be
tried at the regular term of the cir
cult court for this district which OPP
.ened today at Raymond White, who
was one OF the best known Mississ-
.ippi politicians, was killed by Den
mis- about three years ago, Dennis is
now at liberty, under $4,000 bond.
Senator W. j. Groom is the chief
counsel for the defense and will at.
tempt to prove that Dennis shot
White in self defense
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
ELECTION ORDER WITHDRAWN.
owing to Conflict with Promised Re,
port cf Committee.

Guthrie, Ok, Feb. H. The Demo
cratic executive committee of Okla
homa has Withdrawn its order r. a
primary election To Dee held Mare H..
owing to the conflict with the prom.
iscd report from the constitutional
conventions election committee,
which is to riNc the date for autying
the constitution and the selection of
party candidates. the convention
will more than likely declare for the
blanket primary system for uomina-
tions of state officers and an advisory
primary for United status senator
which is shout A. close to the federal
constitution us the Oklahoma law can
with safety go
The conventions committee will
not report before Monday There are
two ideas aE to when the consuW.
ton should be voted ON and the pri-
marics held In June or In August
Depending upon this is the date for
the first legislative session.
TO determine the conventions au.
thority in th, premises the commit
tee has addressed three questions to
the judiciary committee. which ask
If the body has power 10 provide quail
iRcations for electors who shall be- cu.
.t.t.r o., ,.,t. f,u ,r nr,iU.f tht CON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
A Habit to be Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand a bottle of
Chamhorlain's Cough Remedy, saves
a great amount of unasiucss and anN.
icty Coughs, colds and Group, to
which the children are susceptible
ire quickly cured by its use. Il
cuuutcracts amy tendency of cold
to result In pneumonia, and II given
as soon as the first symptoms of
roup appear it will prevent the at.
tack This remedy contains nothing
Injurious and mothers give it To little
ones with q feeling of perfect SINGER
ity Sold by r. j. Ramsey w b.
Frame, Ardmore Drug CO.. Bonner n
Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
ACTUALLY CURES cATARRH.
City Drug Stores Faith in Hyomei
is So Strong They Sell It Under
n Guarantee

1t is one thing to claim, another
thing to back M the claim by a state
ment that if it is not proven true,
there will be no charge for the SER
vice or the goods.
It Is in this way that the City Drug
Store sells Hyomei, for they have so
much faith in its powers to cure all
forms of catarrh and bronchial trou-
bles that they give an absolute, un-
qualified guarantee with every outfit
that II the remedy does not cure, the
money will be refunded.
Hyorlei is based on natures way of
curing catarrh. 1t contains the con
centrated healing oils and gums OF
vantages of the Adirondacks in such
form that they can be brought into
your own home. It gives the health ad
vantages of the Andirondacks In such
form that you can be cured OF ca
tarrh and affections Of the nose
throat and lungs, while at home OF
at work.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81. and extra bottles, If needed, may
oe obtained for soc.
With Hyomci YOU can cure catarrr
pleasantly and easily at small expense
with no risk Of the treatment costing
penny unless IT cures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
Would stsrve British Legislators.
Ardmoreite Special.

London. Feb. 12.-Threats to be-
siege the House OF Commons and
starve the members into submission,
unless a pledge is made to grant the
right Of suffrage to women before the
formal opening of parliament tomor-
row are being made by the leaders
or the suffrage movement. It is de-
clared that women by the scores OF
thousands will surround the parlia-
mcnt house and prevent the legisla-
tors from leaving until their de
mands are granted. While the mat
ter is treated as a joke, the leaders
of the suffrage movement are terri
bly, in earnest and it is more than
likely that there will be many riots
during the session of parliament,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-12
Girls Court Martialed.

Moscow. rob. ll.-Auothor search
for bombs at the Moscow Female uni.
ycrsity has resulted in several bombs
being found. II is reported that the
eight girl students arrested in con
ncction with the threat Of the terror
hgts to execute the death sentence
imposed upon Count lgnaticn, Gcncr
.al Pavlor, General Won Der Launitz
and Governor AycNandroNshy, have
been tried 10y drumhcad court mar
tial.