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horse. t,4z-t face. white hind feet,
six years cli. 1912 hands kish. 10
brands. has white streak on
E!-ders. caused from carbolic
acid being spilled. vii pay SIS
reward .1r horse and conviction
q slef. G. ". Candy, Wo0i.o-i.
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car OF new barbed wire.
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It's easier TO be a college graduate
than TO earn living.
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And It's sometimes easier 10 carr
a living than ii is 10 get II.
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Most OF the things We do for fun
are anything but funny.
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Women who take antllean remedies
try 70 make the most Of themselves.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANsE-ls0 acres q lard
II Polk county. Ark, 10 fruit bell.
f--ou house. hewet log barn alt
crib. well and springs, ? acres .l
apples. creek runs through laIL
Also 60 acres q smooth land Ia
Texas county. Okla. fenced and
eros fenced. Ore or both pieces 20
exchange for Ardnore property.
Cal on or address II. Fred snlier,
clf Wes: Mair 4.6
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Ardmorelte Want ads Get Results
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3.room cottage on north
Washington. Phone 52i or 2i7. J.
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FOR RST-Ons 7-rooa Iot ore 3
ro,yca house, eiose II Apply xzL
.sa & Malea- iid
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FOR SALE two-burnor Perfection
oil stove and oven almost new, a
bargain II taken at once. Phsne
G53 blue. dhtf
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FOR RENT sur-room house, close
IN, with city water. Apply at West
heimer e. Daube. 27t
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The man who Is really wis
his wife acts as /. he thought other
wise.
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FOR Bankrupt stock % Model
Urf Goods Co. invoicing $4,000 %
highest bidder for cash June r..
Best corner stand IN Ardmore ami
offers good opportunity 20 any per
son desiring 10 embark In business
Write or wire for full particulars
20 r. 4 Simpson. trustee, Ardmore
Okla rs
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sA-EsNES SCT.CE-TsI kl5za
-1rc--- wants -E0 s.a.1. every tay
sa,-s-e- t-- Indian T=--..rrg 90
sell sgec.ai-T .1s % publishers and
genera. stores 40 az a-g. BOOKS.
Insurance or fake !s~e.-y. s-ate
age. experience. fully. Arthur. l.s
Randolph. Chicago.
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MONEY TO LOAS-Cu farms a.d
e;y 5:7,e-ty. No delay. O5ce Ard.
-5rs Loaa & Tr4s; CO. = ".
Kemp i7.in
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Be careful when II comes 20 lend.
ing money or borrowing trouble.
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Bivens, Corhn & Frensley have a
car Of new barbed wire.
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EASTED-To maze you loans o.
Farm lands Ours "a the c1lg con.
-a-T tha- can make yOI loans
-.-aou: delay. See rs over Bankers
S--9a4! bank B-rweu 4 Dexter.
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irritation and congestion is the dealers business 70 a
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FOR SALE-A genuine true and tried
Mad Stone Eas cured three mad
dog bites and Uac ratt.esnake bite
that the doctors had given up. Il
cured spider bite OF long standing
that the doctors said could not be
cured Have received fees "a large
as fifty dollars for one application.
For price see s. T. Thompson al
Joe Bastlne's store. Ardmore. Okla,
24-lm
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FOUND

FDUSD-A good cotton 5laaks. Call
.: Ar1-ore e.tA osace. i.-t;
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
talked mainly ON the labor question

talked mainly on the labor question.
He said in part:
MY friends, | think too much OF
the next generation TO stop my efforts
10 rid this country Of the evil OF pri-
vate monopoly. | am willing to go
down on my knees every morning and
say 10 my Father I'm Heaven. Give us
this day our daily bread but God for
bid that l should make my country
men go down on their knees at morn.
ing and say to n trust magnate, Give
us this day our daily bread and have
him answer. 1 will, II you vote the
ticket I want you to- You cannot af-
ford TO fasten that sort OF a system on
this country or on any other country"
q. o. p. Buying Election.
A feature OF Bryan's journey through
his native state OF Illinois was the ac-
cusation, repeatedly made. that the
Republican party is now preparing to
purchase the election.
The statement. hrst made at Altor.
caused a distinct sensation. The Dem.
ocrats, he said, were asking only for
100000 with which TO finish the work
of the campaign. while the Republic
ans were asking for a million"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
Colored Lawyer Hurls
Hotel Dishes 70 Floor
And Flees to Dorktown

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct. 90
Especial Dinner at the Frenchland
hotel, which is conducted by Mr. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Stuart. came to a sudden
end when a colored man, named har.
ry Simpson, rushed into the place and
threw the dishes on the floor Simp-
son had been having considerable
trouble with Stuart. The Negro claims
10 be the only colored attorney In
Kalamazoo, and he took his method to
secure revenge. II Is said.
After Simpson had destroyed most
OF the dishes and overturned the Ia.
BILE. the boarders chased him out OF
the place and over TO the Negro set.
Element. Only the display OF razors
and clubs from certain of the colored
population who came TO the defense OF
Simpson. prevented him from being
beaten.
Negro associates spirited Simpson
away before the police arrived and he
Is still at liberty.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

e vory careful about her churn. She
ocajAs it thoroughly after using, and gives
e sun bath 70 swssten It. She knows
that 81 hoe churn h sour IL will taint the
butssr that 70 made In IL. The stomach Ia
: churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nnxitive tracts are performed pro-
esoos which Are almost exactly like the
churning Of butter. Is It not apparent
then that II this stomach-churn "a foul IL
makes foul al which Is put into ftp
The evil Of foul stomach ID not alone
the bad taste In the mouth and the foul
bFosth caused by It, but the corruption Of
tho pure current Of blood and the dissem-
tnetlo0 Of disease throughout the body.
M. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
na1css the sour and foul stomach sweet
Is Aos for tbs stomach what the washing
anh sun bath do for the echurn-absolutely y
Fomoves every tainting or corrupting ele-
neuA In this way IL cures blotches.
spinplss, sruptions, serofulous swellIngs.
ooroa. o. open eating ulcers and all
huuors or diseases arising from bad blood.
n you have bitter, nasty, foul taste IN
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath,
sro weak and easily tired, feel depressed
ana dcspondsnt, have FREQ quent headaches,
liesy attacks, gnawing or distress In stom-
nch. oonstipated OF Irregular bowels, soul
appotite, these symptoms, or any consider
snSsrisS frqm bIliousness. torpid or lazy
{ivor VIII tAs usual accom- panyine indi.
gsss,sa = Sysssssis and their attendant
esess % &Ssa5sat ssSSIdSi aS5
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
HEMANS MAKES
NEW FRIENDS
REPUBLICAN MENoMINEE couN-
TY IS ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.

MENOMINEE, Mich, Oct. 20.-As-
surances OF support and loyalty from
many prominent Democrats from vari-
Gus villages and townships OF the
county were given yesterday after
noon to Hon. Lawton I. Hemans.
Democratic candidate for governor.
Mr.. Hemans opened his campaign
with a stirring speech In the opera
house.
Hemans made a favorable impress
sion With those whom he met during
his stay In the city and gained new
friends. Menominee county is one OF
the strongest Republican townships In
the state, but has repeatedly elected
Democratic county officers and mem
bers To the Legislature. Under these
conditions II Is probable that Hemans,
with the aid OF an unusually strong
county ticket, will reduce the usual
Republican majority materially.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
sPEcTAU JUG" FOR JUVENILES.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Oct. 20.-Be-
cause she state board Of charities and
corrections insists upon the county
providing some place 10 keep juvenile
offenders pending a settlement of
their troubles, the board of supervis-
ors viii be forced to add nearly $4,000
yearly TO the expenses OF Kalamazoo
county. According TO the special CON-
mittee OF the board that has just in
vcstigated this affair. IL will be neces-
sarY 10 rent and furnish n house, hire
!, matron and keep the place open dur
Ing the entire year, for the accommo-
dation of the few juvenile cases han
died here.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
WANT A FAIR ASSOCIATION.

MANISTIQUE, Mich, Oct. 90
(Special)-A mass meeting was held
at the court house in this city, TO take
steps toward the organization OF an
agricultural fair association. II was
largely and enthusiastically attended.
SHOULD the organization be perfected.
and IL surely will. the association will
purchase the Driving Park containing
20 acres which will be fitted for fairs.
etc. The property can be purchased
for $4,000. A committee comprising
s. Winkelman. 4. II. Jewell, John
Schuster and Benz Gero are TO solicit
funds for the purchase OF the land
and financing the proposition. The
supervisors OF the county, now in ses-
sion, will interest those in their vicin-
ity In the association and also solici.
members
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

Daily Mails Rome correspondent tel
egraphs as follows:
The Duchess D'Aosta, stepmother
Of the Duke Of the Abruzzi. has official
ly informed the mayor OF Aosta tnat
the approaching marriage OF the duke
and Miss Katherine Elkins will occur
very shortly. The duke leaves Italy
for America in the middle of Novem-
her and q squadron OF three battle,
ships will sail at the same time.
mo wedding arrangements have
been made in Italy. as the marriage
Will occur In America. On her arri-
val In Italy the new princess will be
officially presented at court, and great
celebrations will be held in her honor
II, Rome and Turin"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
KING EDWARD IS
MIXING IN THE
ELK|NS MATCH
GREAT eRiTAIN'S MONARCH
DOESN'T DESIRE AN AMERICAN
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER AS HIS
NiEcE's sIsTER-lN-LAw.

LONDON, Oct 20.--Now King Ed
ward, whose tact has been much i'm
paired during the past few weeks. has
added to the entanglements Of the
Abruxzi Elkins match.
Following the more or less official
announcement of the Giornalie ltalie,
that King Victoria Emmanuel has not
only granted permission for the mar
riage, but has agreed that Miss Elkins
shall be received as royal princess
and the fact that the greatest opposi
ton thereto comes from the duke
D'Aosta and Queen Margherita, comes
now the report that the influence OF
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
TO RENUMeER kAzoo HOUSES

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct 90
Especial. ALL the houses of Kala-
mazoo must be remembered. Be
cause of the complications that now
exist. It Is exceedingly difficult for
persons to find desired houses In
some parts of the city. On some
streets the numbers run 400 to 500
then go back TO the 200 and 800. AS
general rule people have numbered
their own houses without consulting
the city engineer An ordinance Is
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
FINDS FATHER HANGING.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct. 20
When a little daughter OF Henry Bo-
dine, aged so, went 10 the barn TO call
him to breakfast. she found his life
less body hanging from ,rafter. Bo-
dine had been dead but few minutes
when he was found BY the girl. The
family moved 10 the farm where Bo-
dine kfited himself, about year ago,
from Bloomingdale. IL Is said he had
often talked about killing himself and
only a few weeks ago went to the
barn with a razor. declaring that he
would cut his head on. His wife at
that time stopped him. No cause can
be assigned for the deed except that It
IL hereditary, several members of his
family having ended their own lives
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
BRYAN PRO NJ ISES
To HAVE LABOR
MAN IN CABINET
TELLS CHEERING THOUSANDS AT
CHICAGO he NEEDS ADVISER
TO FRAME POLicY-A TOUR OF
TRIUMPH.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-After an all
day trip through IllinoIs, VIM. Jeh-
nings Bryan arrived at the Union de-
pot. where he was greeted by cheer
ing thousands.
There was a large delegation from
the Cook county Democracy. members
of the national committee, and all OF
the local Democratic candidates. In
cluding the candidates for congress,
who escorted him In so automobiles to
Pilsen park, where he addressed a
great throng.
AS he emerged from the station q
great quantity OF red fire and Roman
candles were set Oh. the crowd all the
while wildly cheering. AZ the long
procession OF motor cars passed dowL
the street, their occupants continued
the pyrotechnic display. From Pilsen
park, the Democratic candidate was
escorted to Arcade hall. where another
big crowd was on hand and accorded
him an ovation. Many In the PilseG
park audience were laboring people.
If | am elected president" said Mr..
Bryan. "and the more I travel and
mingle with the people. the more con-
vinced I am that l will be elected-if
II am elected. intend to have a Sec
retary OF labor as a member OF the
cabinet. The affairs Of the working.
men OF this country are too great not
20 have a representative ON the presi.
dents advisory board. From this sec
retary I should seek advice on legisla-
ton OF interest TO the workingman."
Taking up the subject OF publication
of campaign funds, Mr.. Bryan said:
II asked large audience whether
they we're In favor OF the Republican
method OF publishing contributions
after the campaign, or the Democratic
way OF publishing them before.
asked all In favor OF the Republican
way 10 hold up their hands.
Not q hand was lifted"
The trip 20 this city from Lincoln
was n add Via st. Louis, and the Demo
cratic candidate for president. all
along The line OF travel through this
state. was accorded enthusiastic dem
onstrations by large cheering crowds.
Demonstration at Joliet.
One of the surprising features OF the
trip was the monster demonstration
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

the king OF Italy. The Princess
Patricia is the daughter OF the duke
OF Connaught, and therefore niece of
King Edward. The marriage OF the
duke OF the Abruzzi to Miss Elkins
and the union OF the count of Turin
and the Princess Patricia would,
therefore. make Miss Elkins a sister
.in-law of King Edwards niece. a re-
lationship which does not seem 10 ap-
peal 10 the British monarch
Queen Margherita was ON her way
20 London TO complete the arrange.
ment for -Connaught betrothal
when the new outbreak OF the Nbruz'
ziElkins affair caused her to break
her journey In Paris. The English
court does not care TO acquire West
Virginia relatives in this roundabout
way. aud N Is believed in Paris tina;
the Turin-Connanght match Ia dehn.
itely OF. since the Abruzzi is determ.
ined TO take an American bride into
the royal Italian family.
N Rome Awaits Wedding.
LONDON. Oct 2o.-Ths Loudon
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
THREE 'QUlKES ARE
FELT IN MANILA

MANILA, Oct. 20-Two sharp
earthquakes we're felt here today, fol-
lowed by a third. which was less
severe. No damage was done In or
about Manila and as yet no reports
have been received from other points
on the island. The first shock came
at 1880 a. m, the second at lao ..
m. and the third az 3:l0 D. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
TO MERGE SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

Especially Kalamazoo county may
soon have two consolidated school dis
tricts. AT present people residing
about Richland are considering the
establishment Of a school similar to
the Comstock school. This would
mean the disposal OF four district
schools near Richland. IL Ii said
definite action will be taken before
the beginning of another school year.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
APPLE CROP FAits.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct. 2O.--(Spe-
ctal. For the second time, Kalama-
zoo county will produce no apple crop.
The crop last year was a failure. II
Is said some OF the largest orchards
In the country are practically barren
OF fruit
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

Tho finest leaves from Ceylon
plantations are contained In "Salada'
Tea. It is packed in sealed lead
packets 10 preserve its delicious fla,
vor and aroma. Sold by all grocers; /;
never In bulk.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
Man Dies from Injuries.

Frank X. Rousseau, OF No. 564 Por-
ter-st.. struck by car on Fort.st a
few days ago. died from his injuries In
Red Cross hospital, Monday morning.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

the English court Is also being used
against this Democratic marriage.
The reason for this is tha: IT viii
stand in the way OF the projected
betrothal OF the count OF Turin and
the Princess Patricia of Connaught.
Why the King Objects.
Prince Victor Emmanuel, count OF
Turin, Is the elder brother OF the duke
OF the Abruzzi, both being sons OF the
late Amadeus, sometime king OF
Spain, and therefore both cousins of
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20
OemonstratIon az Joliet,

One of the surprising features OF the
trip was the monster demonstration
accorded him AT Joliet. But 10 days
ago he spoke in the same place. He
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

IL you are afraid to 20 home-don't T.
There IL safety In absence.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

Don't belong to a club-that's your
wife's privilege.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

being drafted to remedy this condi
tion.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-20

Rome Awaits Wedding.
LONDON. Oct 20.-Ths Loudon
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-23

The School Lyceum Bureau man
agement appreciates cry much the
magnificent audience that p~atronized
the last number of the lecture pro-
gram.
The Girls High School Basket Ball
team will play the girls team from
the Artesia High School next Satur-
day afternoon at two o'clock, in
Amusement Park. We hope there will
be a larger attendance at this game
than 1t the game of last Saturday.
Had not the receipts been increased
by the box social at night, the mana
gers OF the Athletic Association
would have been short about s15 on
the game. Come out and encourage
the girls and the cause of healthy
athletics in our High School.
The grades will observe Flag Day,
after recess on the afternoon of Feb.
18th, WITH appropriate exercises. The
patrons of the schools are cordially
invited to attend these exercises.
Mr.. Whalen. former editor of the
Artesia Advocate, visited the schools
this week.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-23

IoIoAs ooO OoI
Seven territorial divisions will be
represented next June, with a total
of fourteen votes. The same seven
territories had thirty votes in the
last convention. The 1908 convention
will have a loss of sixteen votes
from the territories, but the admis-
sion of Oklahoma as a state, with
two senators and five representatives,
emitting her to fourteen convention
votes in 1908 instead of twelve, which
she had in 1904, is a gain of two
votes from the Oklahoma region, or
a net loss for the entire convention
of fourteen votes. These fourteen
votes are enough to seriously affect
the result in a closely drawn contest
such as the one in the next conven-
ton may be. In the 1880 Republican
convention at Chicago there were
755 delegates a1d 378 votes necessary
to a choice. On the thirty-ffth bal
lot Grant had 313 votes and Blaine
PSI, while Garfield got SO. On the
next or final ballot Garfield won by
399 votes, to Grants 500 and Blaine's
AZ. There were then nine territories
Arizona, Dakota, Idaho, Montana.
New Mexico. Utah, Washington, Wy
oming and the District of Columbia,
each with two votes in the conven-
total of eighteen votes. III
cen of these votes stuck to Blaine
until the thirty-sixth ballot, and tae
other Jour stuck by Grant. If the ter
representation in 1880 had
six instead of two votes, Blaine
would have received three times as
votes from those territories, or
forty-two votes instead of eighteen,
or a totaI-of 299 votes. Grant had on
ly four of the territorial votes, but
if each of the nine territories a
been allowed six votes, and all
fifty-four of them had switched to
Grant, he would have received 313,
plus "a votes, a total of 367 votes, or
only eleven ess than was necessary
to nominate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-23
SOME OF THE PossisiLlTiEs
OF THE REPUBLICAN MESS

Some of the possibilities 1t the re-
publican convention are described in
The Commoner, by a correspondent
in this way: "The last Chicago re-
publican convention of 1901 contain
ed 994 delegates. Their 994 votes were
cast for Roosevelt. The Chicago con
vention of next june under the call
will contain only $50 delegates. In
the 1904 convention 497 votes were
necessary for a choice; in the 1908
convention 491 votes will be the nee
essary majority. In the last conven-
ton the states alone had 962 votes.
or twice 1856 representatives and twice
ninety senator's. Oklahoma having
admitted with two senators and
five representatives, the forty'six
alone will have 966 delegates
in the 1908 convention, or twice nine
ty two senators and twice 391 rep
resentatives. With his explanation
the difference in the voting strength
between the 1904 and 1903 conven-
lions follows: