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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
Straken nus SerrafDtta.

Ser ihlehtc 3uitanb Der america
niiGen &unOtraben bilDet Der gnts
,faltung bes Iutomobilismus in Gnte>
rita Elm idipereS @inberniB, unb man
arbeitct jebt emiig baran. burb Die
Sddtflng gutter Sabrlpegc DEM llebel
ab3ubclfcn. Die ameritanii6en Sn@
gcnicure baben babel eiue lebr iinnz
rei6e 0fetbobc erionnen, nm alli eins
fnbe nnb praftiid)e 8eiie cine multerz
giilti9e SabritraBe 81 ihafien. Sn
Der 9te9el bnuoelt es lid nm ianbige
utb tpnbnltige @ebiete. bur6 Die Die
We9e gefiibrt nerben miiiien. 8ie
ber Sill 8lnS er3dblt, pirb bieier llms
ltdnb treffli6 n%usgenust: nafbeni Die
Strcde traciert uno Der 8oDen nioef>
liert lit, miro Die fiinfti9e Strabe
bur6 breite, ie einen Mteter bon ein>
anper entfernt liesenoe Gueriurden
Durbbro6en. 9ieie fperben nit
Srennboi3 9efiiat unp Johann ipieDer
nit Sonerbe bebedt. @s geniiet, Die
nntere Stnffel beS Sol8es ~an3u5iin>
ben, Die SurdJeu permitteln Die @entis
%lation. in berbdltniBmdbig flr5cr 3cit
entpidelt lid cine 9robe Sibe uno Die
gnn5e StraBe ipirb gelpihermuBen 81
cinem gepalti8en 8adpien. Ser Son
perl6ladt. bdrtet lid unb nenn bas
SoI5 n%lsge6ramnt lit, 10 braudbt MIR
Die Gberildde nod gcebnet 81 luers
Den. I'M cine fcrti9e StraBe 81 erlan<
gen. Sabei ipirb audi iebe Staubz
entipidelung per6inbert. porailSgelebt,
DAB 3beerung burGgefiibrt nirb. Sn
Wiiiiiiippi iiuo bereitS mebrere Stros
BEN alf bieie @eiie 9ebout lporben;
Die Soften bel bieiem Seriabren iibers
itiegen taum 1920 @arf pro ailos
meter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
9ic 9Hbme.
(TpOeae ppn s.. y. 81

6ortiebuns IL. SGlub bon Seitc 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
Seine 9nif am Sulbatemleben.

@lIs benz Enthusiastically iiber ben
Gtanb Der 9unbe5armee lit erii6tlid,
DAB Die Subl Der Sdllc bon 9eiertio@
ncn iiber ole Wlaben groB it,. Sm
Gerelei1 NIT DEM porberge6enoen
Sabre bat cine fpeientlihe 3unabme
itntteefunben. 10 baB iebt auf je bunz
bert Solbaten beinabe Iie6en Sabnens
flilftige fommen. IS lit Die ndm>
lid1c alte &la9e, bic man ieitens Der
Seeresleitung iiber Die l~leberbanbz
nabme Der Sdbnenfludt anltimmt.
Oils ein5iges Ibbilfsmittel niro beuer
cine &er1hdrfung Der Strafen III
8orihla9 ,9ebraft, Die auf 9eiertion
iteben. Don alien Witteln lit bies
itdlerli6 bas am ipcniQiten 8uberldI>
iige, neil babel auf Die llrIn6en bes
1lebels feline Hiifiift 9enontmeu mtrb.
Iber cine boqitdnOige 6eilung mirb
iif. INNER als cine llnmogliffeit err
i~peiien. neil Die llriaten gum 9r0Bten
She'll I'M Gbarafter bes nmerifaniihen
8plfes besrunbet finp. Ntht ais Oh
Der Gmerifauer Die 6eiligfeit Deg
Sabneneibes minber aftet, ais anbere
Golfer. Iber es ltegt einmal ni6t
in Der @rt bes Entertainers, our Sriez
bens5eit Soloat gu fem, 10 bereitfpilig
Ell au6 5ur 3eit Der Not6 Dem Hufe
gu Den Sabnen iol9t unb 10 treu er
Dann audi bel ieiner SABINE %nuSbnrrt.
0ie 3abl Der ilmgen &eute lit per>
b~dltntBmdBi9 gering. Die gum Wiiliz
tdrbienit geeignet iinb. Ni6t lit es
Die forperli6e Sauglihfeit, Die bier in
Srage itebt, benu in bieier 8~e3iebung
gie6t es faum elm 2ano, ons belieres
Wetlifenmnterial fir ben SolDatene
itano liefern tonnte, ais Die Tereinigs
ten Staaten. N6er ser Imerifouer
ermangelt zines anbereu, obne bns Elm
Splbat ridt benfbar lit: Gr' fam ni6t
gebor6en. gs piberitre6t Dem &C.
fii6l ieirer llndbbdn9igfeit. bas ibnl
nit Der Muttermil6 eiugefl0Bt miro.
5in nilenloieu 8erf3eug Ieines
&oreeiebten 5u iperDen. Sizes lit
niht Dubin 81 ueriteben, baB bel all
Den 5000 Seiertcuren, Die in bieienl
Sabre aus Der aaiernc burdeebrannt
iinb, Der llnabbdngigteit5lirm itdrfer
entipidelt 9eipeIen ipdre, ais bel Den
anberen $4,000 Mann, Die trell aus
sebalten baben. Sn g8irtlidfeit ldBt
ia Die Snbnenfluht auf cine SblpGhe
bes 8iqels i6lieBcn. Der ni6t i'm
Stanpe lit, freituiai9 Die @iibieli9s
teiten bes Solbatenitanbes 5u ertrae
gen, ionbern mlr inter 3pnng linen
9ere6t niro. $50 bie5 Der Sail lit,
1T Die llnabbdn9i9feit MIR cine ideina
bare, beuu Die mirflidc iittlide Sreis
belt beitebt BARN, oaB man Dem gu
6eGt beltebenbeu @ebote ebenio freus
big gebordt. nie man benz Ser6otee
men 8iberitn,lo entge9enIebt. Sns
ioferu perfen bie piclcn SGQc bon
9eiertionen in uuierem Seere. bas
1ib sur 3eit fat ausi6lieBlih aus urs
eisenen S0bnen u~nieres 2anOes 5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
Gic G~riinbnns zines fatboiiiden
@eiitliden,

Ser lett edit Sabren baran nrbeitete
BIC Tiiderboote unpcriinfbar 3l mu
d)cn, mtro aus Der Sretagnc beri6tet,
9Dbe &eirance bot Elm ioldes unocl
linfbares Sii1er6oot bon 8 Meter
2Gn9e, 2.t0 @ieter 8reite unb einem
Wietcr 5iefe conitrlirt. Sei Den Ser
luden iuben Die 3uI6aucr, bretouii6c
Slider, nit @rltaunen. baB Dns ges
fenterte Boot - Elm Wnnn ipnr nui
Die Spite bes WinitbanmeS 9eitie9en
= iid ipfort lpicocr erbpb, I'M ipeiter
Su i6pinmen. Die groBen Slider
perbGubc Neufurblanbs baben bereita
bei9loiien, nur nod Die nnpcrlints
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27

min. unb burG cine Gotationsbefpez
sung erbalt pas Gt nun ioiort Die
iiblihe Sorm. Sen Subuereien ma
den cieic fiinitlid)en Gier bereits gros
&c gnniurreu5, Die nm 10 ecfdbrlid)er
ut, als Die Gier pbne Sdppierigfeitcl
in rieii9en Gunntitdten bergcitelt
ipcroen f6unen. Smmerbin aibt cS
cine Mrt, ii6 9egen bieie Nahabmung
gu ifiieen; man faufe II robe @ier.
Senn Die tiinitlihen gier tonnen nur
ais barte beroeitellt u1o ais lol6e
pcrfauft tpcrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27

nab Der @egcnb bin, sic IneS nms
ihloB, mas icinem &srSen tbcuer
mar.
.@leine SGulo lit 9etilgt". tnilrs
n,elte Ell. .nleine Gcrgcbcu iinb sez
iiibnt, - aber ntein 6er5 ipirb nin,>
nler geneien."
X u u II
User permDd1te Die idmersIid,e
lle5crrnidung Der Samilie Saa1iu Su
idilhsrn, als lie bon HOuneau's @nte
Ihlub &enntitib erbiclt. Sautin be-
itritt 5uerit Die Io9lihtcit, oaB Der
porscfunhene Sricf bon feinem
Sreunoe seidrieben lei; Damn, als er
cnpIib pteic Sbatlohe 5uaeben mnnte.
iup0te CT gpuiienu I'm Icoen EreiS SUI
riidbringen, Den Selcarapben in @cs
mc9uue lessen, nm bic abreiie icineS
SrennOes 81 n%crbinDern. Nur Die
energiiden %pritelunsen icines
Shtpiegerpafers p%ermodpten i'm bon
perscblihcn SGrittcn ~Gb5ubolten.
Nnc aber itimmten nit linn barin
therein, Dab Touiieau Der eoelite
Wenid Der @eIt iei. unO icllit 9eonie
ireiute aufridtiae Sbranen mn ben
&erluit bes biebern. ippblmeinenben
SreuliOes.
@ic ale @unber. 70 bsilte Die Seit
allmdblig olld] bicie. @mil Sarbieu
trat Jest often NIT ~leiiter Ibiift aui
Seonte bersor, unD lpciln aud nod oft
bon Gouiieau Die Heoe mar. ipenn
man ieiner nod bdufis un0 ltets nit
pantbarcr 2icbe lid erinnerte. 10 fnnr
man ibliebli6 bob, bab Der junge.
lebensfrlife, nligcmein sed6tete unD.
lpas Die Snuptlahe mar. bon &epnie
5dhrtlif eeliebte @mtl Sarbieu Elm
paiienoerer Srdutmam fur Dos iuuge
@tdoden lei, oils 9ipul1enu.
IIs 2eonie uuo Gntil elm ,sabr naf
Houiieau's @erIGpinben am Nltdr Die
3inse iuehielten, 9eOnhten SeiDc
tbetlucbmenb bes berihplenen Sreuns
bes; ein frpminer Sesensfpunid fiir
i'm. DEM aIlein lie ibr Slid au oanten
batter, nlildpte lid5 III ibr @ebet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27
&inpermnnb.

@nitnirtb (3u ieinen ieG3idbri9cu
Sobne. Der lett Sitern bic SMulc be-
luGt) vSunge, uenn sM nln eiteny
@nitc 6lrci HIa5 Bier unb nod 6ipet
@lo5 Bier bringit. pie picl Glas mug
er Damn bc6a6len?"
S0bn6en: aSiinf!"
Batter: o@ut mein Sunge, fdhr'
10 iortl"
Ser Yapa: rSappermeut nod)maI
= mir lit Der SUB eingeihlafen!"
Weic86en: o2nB mid ieben, Sapd
- i1 m0d)te piiieu. oh Define Sib-
nerau9en 81 iinb. ipern nsin SuB
iGldft!"
SIC, ~ - "
Qcbrcr: nslnn, 1epi. ipns bat benn
bein 8ater 81 beiner guten 3eni.tr
Deiaat?"
Yepi: r@,iagt bot er mir - aoer
leiu WaBfrug bat CT mir bling balten
gum trinfen So"
.s - ~
.8eiBt OH robl. Sans", fraet elm
2ebrer. oiper oas Geiagt hat: Die ido.
men Sase BON Grauiue5 iinb nun 5u
Gnoe?"
SnnS Unit pcrrGtberiIher Siiens
beit) ia lro6ll SaS bat n,ein Boter
geIugt, .als Die Mlltter bon Der 8nbes
reiie 5uriidge.ebrt it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-27

barren 8oote bes Mbbe 9efrunce gu be-
niisen. 0lei6e &unoe foutrt aus
Srlano. - 8efiel6latt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

increase In the business OF the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company necessitates
the employment Of additional operators and
the telephone company IS making special In
ducements to secure for these positions young
women OF nest appearance, fair education and
excellent character. Young women who wish
10 study telephone operating viii not only re-
ceive free tuition IN the Pacific operating
school. but viii also be paid while studying.
and upon graduation viii be given positions AT
the svitchboards- The telephone company pro
Fldes luncheons for its operators without
charge The exchange buildings are equipped
with rest and retiring rooms and the operating
rooms are light and well ventilated The tele-
phone company takes personal interest In the
Welfare OF the young women In its employ,
and on this account parents OK the sort OF girls
desired are encouraging them 10 take up tele-
phone operating profession For further
particulars call at the Pacific operating school.
ter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

FIRST class cook for an American family, SO:
young Scotch English nurse for young in
fsnt- 80; reliable nurse for children. $40.
place IN the country: French chsmbermaid and
sezmstreSS for country. $50; woman 10 assist
with children in an institution, so; cook for
q small country hotel. so; Mattresses for
= commercial hotel. $50 each, place in the
country; so good house work girls for ali
parts OF the city and country So, $50 and Ss55
Call at MISS PLUNKETS Office, 1896 Suffer
ST. corner Webster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
MEDICAL

ATTENTION, LADIES 1oz5 MARKET ST.
TIE WORLD RENOWNED SPECIALIyr
FOR LADIES ONLY
A word 70 the wises Don't hesitate to apply
M professional standing for % years pra--
ffce Qualities ny Success in CASES OF A PRT-
YATE AND DELICATE NATURE ever cass
treated: No delays. have relieved thousands CT
most OBSTINATE cases al caSes have benedr
OF hixhest medical skill
Low FEES
By consulting ne. save tine and money. a
word 20 the wise Is sufficient
FREE ADVICE
Hours q L ID 4 D n and $50 to $50
p n
AA-R0BERT O. FULTON. B. A.. NJ D
SIS 11th 81. Tear Washington, Oakland
30 years ag0 1 graduated from . Cd leading
universities SINCE the1 hare TREATED
WONES-S AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY Il is
TO your advantage 70 consult the most success
ful ard Trustworthy specialist Advice free.
Phons oakland 545S
DE- ROBERT GREESLEAF FULTON
5l6 11th ST. bet Washington and Gay. Oakland
FALPEAU'S female pills. best regulating pills
sod price $2-50 oy express Pastsur's syrtngss
ard tablets. price So By express o1ly r.
ceipt q price OSGOOD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists. 7th and Broadway. oakland.
MRS DR. SWEET. graduate OF the Royal uaI-
TerSlTy OF Berlin. 80 years successful mac
tices cures all ladies' complzlzcS- 70 irs-r-1-
ne1ts 1s-d- Tel Park rs 40 E1luore 81
MRS. WHITE. lzdy specialist fr0n Aas1r1lIs:
surety rel.2oles prompt relief 151 5th q.
Dr. G c O'DoaneIl. renowned female specialist
81 beFis7ds-o bet MeAlhste- ard G. G. aE-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

MALE HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Tel. Market 7s7-
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
HOWARD AND STH. SAN FRANCISCO.
ALSO zTH AND ]. SACRAMENTO.
zc Ppsp P6R MGE1. Ut o s. PER WEEK I. @ ANp Up.
AND CHEAPER
CLEAN BEDS 15c-
READING ROOM. BAGGAGE ROOM
CALL AND SEE Us
SUNSET EMPLoYMENT AGENcY;
40 9Th st. oakland Phone Oak 1881.
1 general blacksmith, $3.50.
miners. 81 50.
scrsper teamsterS. So
I rock quarry foreman. s5-25.
10 Italians, s1-75.
20 lsborers, S1-75. free fare.
rock drillers. $3.50.
Open on Sunday tfll u O'Clock
MANAGER wanted. every section. TO appoint
agents for new. improved penny peanut Tend-
ing machine: $50 weekly easily earned: finish
beautiful; sanitary throughout: sold easy
PAYMENTS thousands now in use: sample sent
free; proposition VIII please you II We still
nave opening IN your section Great western
Scale Mfg Works Dept ". Chicago; III
HOP PICKERs wanted for our ranches on Rus
sian river; picking viii commence about August
-: good outing. with expenses made and
'and 10 register. cali or write American Hop
and Barley Company. 116 California ST Cup
stairs. room g.
CIVIL Service employees are paid well for easy
work; examinations OF all kinds son. expert
advice sample questions and booklet No Al :.
describing positions and telling easiest and
quickest way 10 secure them free: write now
Washington Civil Service School, Washing
ton, D. c.
WANTED-Yolng man. Is TO - years Of age.
Tor ofnee work. must write good hand and be
quick az figures; good opportunity for hign
scnooi graduate Apply superintenoents Office
Monday morning between and IL HALE
BROS, Inc. Market and 9th sts-
wANTEDImmediately 100 mechanics and la
borers at the MECHANICS HOTEL. 9l9 How
art st. bet. 5th and 9Th. 20 occupy clean,
single roons at i5c, Doc and 25c per day, 81
10 s1-50 per week. new management SHAW
BROTHERS. Proprietors.
GOVERNMENT positions in the United States
Panama and Philippine Islands: examinations
soon in San Francisco; circular No 1S4 Civ
ing fuH particulars u positions salaries,
etc. sent free BY the Natl Cor Institute
Washington, D. c.
wANTED-First class. al finish carpenters.
country job: months work: tired. lazy or
drinking men not wanted: good board and fare
paid: state wages wanted for hour day
Apply box 1924. Call office. Oakland
EXPERIENCED furnishing goods man. between
25 and 80 years Of age: must be energetic and
willing 10 devote his entire attention 70 his de-
partment; state reference, age and salary ex-
pccted Apply box 1910. Call Office.
BOY doing outside work creamery; references:
small wages. commission Apply in writing.
2953A Howard ST.
CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH helper. n. E HoLMES
& CO., ~ Folsom ST
CLEAN men wanted 70 i've al $40 Eddy St:
hon-like; 25c night.
HOP PICKING-Read important item in female
column.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

WANTED at once. women and girls for cutting
and canning fruit Sspa Canning Co. Napa
Cal Special rate of 75c given by Napa Trans
pOrt2tion Co.; boat leaving Mission ] at s
?. n. daily. HexlthfuI and moral surround
ings for . profitable outing. Tent scconmo-
0auOnA
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

DR. A B. PIERCE. only licensed ladies' sue-
eianSti our treatment IS pleasant, safe and
sure Do1r trust yCur health 10 dangerous
drugs OF even more da1ger0us Operztions- Yo1
can pay little d0u1- "A Sd ST near Cal
building 10 a. n 70 p n; Sundays TN ?
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

WOMEN and girls for cutting fruit CAIIFOR-
MA CANSERIES COMPANY, 18th and Mime
Eots SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
LODGING HOUSES FOR sALE-con.
ROoMING Houses no LEASE

- hevAN; trEsfer corner: snap. one block OF
Asrsef ST., new hrick building.
- rosn apartment house. Mission co-1er;
neH re1r $ per roou-
ro.'m apartment house eorner I block
u MARKET st-s VII build 70 suir tenant
G P WILCOX & Co. So Golden Gate AZ.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

HOP PICHERS wanted for our ranches On Rus
sian river; picking viii commence about Au-
gust 70; good outing with expenses made
and something over; register now For par
ficulzrs and 20 register call or write American
Hop and Barley Co.. 1I6 Cslifornis St (up-
stairs. room 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

Guthrie, Ok, Jan. Ex-senator
Tom Moore of Olustee, Jackson
bouri!y. presents a riddle to his
most intimate friends which stamps
him as unique. 1t is this:
Il have lived in two counties, two
states and one territory and have
not moved. Figure 1t out"
After allowing the sought one to
concentrate his thoughts upon the
riddle for few moments, the sena-
tor explains:
Il lived in Greer county, Texas
one state and one county. A federal
court decision said that Greer coun'
ty was part of Oklahoma
one cIounty, one state and one terri
tory. The statehood came and Greer
county was cut, and | found myself
in Jackson county, Oklahoma-two
counties, two states and one terri
tory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

6y Southwestern Press.
Rome, Jan. Announcement
was made today of another consis-
tory to he held by Pope Plus shortly
before Easter, at which time 1t is In
timatcd that new American cardi-
nal will be named.
Despite the pressure brought to
bear In favor of Archbishop Ireland
Of St. Paul, it is not thought that he
will be selected. Archbishop Farley
of New York, Archbishop OConnell
of Boston, Archbishop Ryan of Phil
adelphia and Archbishop Rlordan OF
San Francisco, are most prominent
ly mentioned in OCnnection with
the disposal of the new red hat a
new South American cardinal and a
successor to the late Cardinal Taso-
herau of Canada, will also likely be
appointed at consistory to be held
later. in tie year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
A W0MAN'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers OF rheu-
matism, whether muscular or OF
the joints, sciatlca, lumbagos. back.
ache, pains In the kidneys or neu
ralgia pains. to write to her for 4
home treatment which has repeat.
edly cured all OF these tormrcs.
She feels 1t her duty to send to all
sufferers FREE. You cure yourself
at home as thousands will testify
no change Of climate being neces.
sary. This simple discovery bau-
ishes uric acid from tho blood. loos.
ems the stiffened joints. purifes
the blood and brightens the eyes.
giving elasticity and tone to the
whole system. II the above inter.
ests you. for proof address Mrs. NJ.
Summers. BOX X, South Bend, Ind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
OKLAHOMA LEADS ALL OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF MINERALS

state overilowcd into the second that
these resources were developed
Is It necessary to tell which state
published and which state did not?
oklahoma has more kinds of min.
eral and more mineral of a kind than
either Pennsylvania or Virginia. all
undevelopcd. The people of Oklaho.
ma can pursue the one policy or the
other. We may become wealthy in
the products OF our mines and factor.
les. or We may permit our resources
10 lie undcyelopcd and remain com
parauvely poor.
Which shall we do?
The lacK of manufacturing indus.
tries in oklahoma is brought home
10 the iarmer with especial force
when he buys his building material,
when he sells his produce and when
he pays his taxes.
If the mineral products Of the new
state We're being developed the far.
mer could nuy such things as press
ed brick. Portland cement. lime. siil
md the like at about half the price
ne now pays.
If these products were beiuS nth
lied II would mean large number
If mills, plants. factories. mines lhd
luarries, with an army of wcrNncH
which would insure home marNet
for all sorts of farm produce.
II the plants. factories and other
manufacturing establishments We're
located in Oklahoma hey would
pay their proporticnate shdr" Of the
taxes and the tax on the farmer would
Le greatly reduced.
Until the mineral resources Of Ok
lahoma are developed the farmer must
continue to sell nis produce at "A
low price. purchase his supplies at
a Hi.n price aud pay eX;''.ge taxcs.
Consequently the farme" Is interested
more than any one else in the estab.
lishmont Of manufacturing industries
In oklahoma Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

About sevcnty.five years ayo there
lived in the east two brothers, both
men of education and interested in
geology. IL. ID. Rogers was a resi-.
dent Of Pennsylvania and W .B.
Rogers of Virginia. Each was In.
terested in the material development
of his state and each at various
times conducted Investigations on
the geology and mineral resources
OF his own state. Each man found
about the same things. II. u. Rog
ers found that in Pennsylvania there
was plenty OF coal, iron, stone, clay
and some minerals Of minor i'm
portance W. II. Rogers found
about the same things in Virginia
namely, coal, iron, stone, clay, etc.
Each man went before the lcgisla-
ture Of his own state requesting an
appropriation to continue his inycsti-
cations and publish reports setting
forth the minerals of the state.
In one state the request was grant
ed and an appropriation made. MIR
Rogers continued his Investigations
and published reports calling the at.
tentiOn of manufacturers and capital
lists to the undeveloped resources of
the state. As a result capital began
to flow in; mines were opened. quar-
ries developed, factories were erected.
plants put in operation and great
part of the available res urces Of the
state were developed. This state has
ever since stood in the very front
rank of the manufacturing states of
the union.
In the other state the legislature
denied the request of Mr.. Rogers and
refused TO appropriate any money
either for geological Investigations or
for the publication OF reports. As a
result tine vast mineral wealth of the
tate lay dorman for more than fifty
years. In fact 1t was not until the
manufacturing industries Of the rst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
viii Try Bankers.
BY Southwestern Press.

BY Southwestern Press.
New York, Jan. 1S.-Prosecution
OF the Brooklyn bankers in connec-
tion with the recent failures will
begin Monday, when the jenkins
brothers will be placed on trial for
alleged conspiracy. 1t was the orr
giral intention to lead off with the
trial of Director William Grow OF
Borough bank, but as Martin W.
Littleton, Crows counsel, Is also at.
torney for Harry X. Thaw, the Cow
case has been postponed until the
completion of the Thaw trial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

Iawton, Ok, Jan. lS.-When the
fence enclosing 5000 acres OF noun
tain and valley in the Wichita for
est reserve was completed today 1t
was found to contain fifteen head
of wild oeer that had entered while
the fence was in course of construc'
ton.
The nineteen head OF buffalo will
not be liberated from their dorrals
until spring. The fence. erected ol
strong woven wire, is built for the
retention OF any kind OF game OF
valuable size. and is declared to bs
the best fence OF its character In the
Union.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
Notice to Farmers.

The school land commission has
lot OF money to be loaned ON first
mortgage or improved farms. We
invite all honest borrowers to apply.
In order to get a loan write direct
Is to the secretary OF the school land
commission, loan department. DO
not employ an agent as We will deal
only directly with the applicant.
When we get your letter, we will
send you blank application and full
instructions. We are organized TO
assist the honest borrower-no graf
ters need apply.
L. ID. MARR.
Sec'y. to School Land Commission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
You can buy at 0ne-F Fourth Off

Blankets, Comforts, " ool Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Silks Skirts, Ki-
mono3, Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Shawls, Fascinators, Short Kid Gloves.
Infants Sacks, Bootees, Toques, BABY
Caps, Silk, Net and Wash Waists,
Winter Hosiery, Underwear, Mems
and Boys Clothing, Odd Pants, Yarn
Gloves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
To Sell Famous Flag.

Southwestern Press.
London, Jan. 1S.-At an auction
sale to be held In London one week
from Wednesday, the offerings will
include an article of great interest
to patriotic Americans. 1t is the
flag of the United States frigate,
Chesapeake, the vessel captured off
Boston harbor in 1913 by the Brit
lsh warship, Shannon, and towed to
Halifax.
1t is likely that all the bidders
for this historic flag will be Ameri'
ans. and that the relic will soon
occupy "A place in some American
museum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
LADIES notice

We have Mr. Joe Mcfarland with
us TO take charge of our pressing
and cleaning department Any gar
ment you may send us will be prop.
erly done. We guarantee all his
work and every order will be call.
ed for and delivered Phone No. 10.
l3tf ARDMORE STEAM LAUNDRY.