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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

LET THE oPLE RULE.

a There Campaign. Strictly pscdc' IT
what he breaches MIR Br would not win victory with
tainted money paying the election expenses I"
dollar be accepted which requires promise, 81
implied than HONEST IMPAIR 81
:; TIAL GOVERNMENT. u
Mr. Bryan will enter the white
nanglng alliances; all classes of honest citizens ''
. aikc. or he will not enter at all u
plain. campaign Of Bryan and .:
Kern be- by the people. 8:
people campaign expenses ''
they public -
Special interests and favored classes. having secured -
FORTUNES" by purchasing in the 8:
with MILLIONS CONTRIBUTED TO CONTROL ELECTIONS
;: ready slye MILLIONS MORE FOR CONTINUED FA 8:
NoRs But that class never gives dollar unless 1t buys
pledge. -
Mr. Bryan says from March 4h 1902 LET 81
RULE" );
only ho people pay bills ::
.: their ::
81 ~BEwARE or THE TRUSTS BEARING GIFTS" ):
policy buying the ::
Government meant that the Candidate for President knew
{" few people only / entire State {:
Bryan 1--WE will PEOPLES RULE 81
home to the people and will know people county" "
You the grand of popular government {:
Your reaches the hresde Of the patriot who lives
his his countrys GOOD distinguished from u
the greedy swollen
): try only for his GOODS. {:
Please carry a he {:
Of your paper q
Asking every one who fdvors Government by the people
to dollars aid the
BRYAN {.
forward these every
weeks the Treasurer the Committee
with the of each contributor given. The
Treasurer will forward like enclosed
for each asking deliver these certificates
Once should be Of the Great Organization
bearing the Lamp OF Light of Free
:: America.
Country S for People; its Government
by the People
Sincerely.
f MACK
Democratic
Nc wETMoRE
Chairman Finance Committee.
c. y. HASKELL,
Treasurer
Chicago, Aug Is, 1908.
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tJaC,

II Captain Hams finds time hang.
inc too heavily ON his hands. he
might study Harry Thaws expense
account
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

FOH PRESIDENT
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN WORTH KERN.
For United States senator
T. p. GORE.
For United States Congressman
tFourth DISTRICT
CHAS. D. CARTER.
For supreme Court Judge
r. L. WILLIAMS.
For Corporation Commissionor-
A. p. WATSON.
For State Senator eighteenth Dis.
tricU-
HARRY X. ALLEN.
For Representative Garter County,
JOHN r. WHAYNC
W. :. GlLMER.
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required by law. It is further order
cd that copy be published for I
consecutive week in the Ardmoreitc,
of Ardmorc, Oklahoma.
J. r. MASON,
County Judge.
Dated this 3lst day of August, 1905
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

The beauty Of Ardhore's paved
streets and sidewalks Is again very
apparent.
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Ardmore, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1903
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Live Stock Market.
Special to THE NEW ERA.

Special to THE NEW ERA.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Oct. 10Th
The cattle market was uneven last
week, 10 to - higher the first half ut
the week, but closed with all the ad-
vance lost. The run today Is 23,Ooo
head, almost as heavy as week ag"
market steady on steers, to 10 lower
on cows. The main element of weak
ness today is Il big run and lower
prices in Chicago. Dry weather mas
hurt the demand for stockerS ana
feeders lately, but rains are falling IN
Kansas today, and are also predicted
for Missouri tonight, which Will bchc
1T the market on country grades lh's
week. Shipments OF stocKers aho
feeders to country points from TINS
market last week were $50 car loads,
second largest week this fall In 'ha'
trade, and packers are Keeping up
their heavy purchases of killing cattle
about % per cent greater than year
ago. The high price of corn has kept
a good many feeders out TINS season.
hnt there Is strong belief In hieh
nrices for beef cattle this winter ana
many parties are gaining courage ana
the number of cattle now going o''
feed Is greater than at any time pre-
viously Ibis fall. Colorado beef steers
are selling at 80 60 to 81 %, few head
last week at $3.50, range stockcrs anu
feeders at $500 to $4.35, grass cows
40 20 tn az 35, heavy Colorado cows up
~ AZ az calves $3.50 to $3.50, bulls
So 90 to SO 90. o
Rcceipts of sheep and lambs are
smaller than few weeks ago, thoueh
gnod receipts from the range country
are expected for several weeks ycV.
Run today is ll,oOo head marsev
about steady, but 10 to 20 cents uhoer
a week apo. no choice lambs here TO-
day, top $3.50, top yearlings ~ "s ~,
wethers "a. 30, ewes 81 10, fair 10 eoou
killing stock 10 to 30 cents uhaer .ops'
Demund from the county Is ia's''
,r,ces about steady with week ago,
lambs mt 1925 to 81 IS, wethers anu
venrlInrs $3.50 to $40, breeding ewes
~ ~ aI 40. Packers claim the outle1
~ ~ tho meat is not as good as a week *
avo hut cooler weather VIII i'keiy
imnroye consumptiye demand, anu
,,an.at the market on live animals.
pe.s 4. A, RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
RECEIVER MAKES A DEAL

on Monday G. NJ. Hall, receiver q,
the State bank, paid or the claims -,
the First National bank OF Pueblo. re-.
ceiving from that Institution lin. m.
collected collateral notes they h,d r.,
nand' and also the deed from NJ. d,
thatcher, president, to J. f.. Goddiny
10 $50 acres of Weld county f,rmipy
land. The transaction makes y sio ann
mortgage rs a second lien ON ,h,,.
lands and also secures returns +, IN.
receiver OF about SO, coo nf unruIlrrtrd
notes, most Of which are Of dnubrruI
vaiue and Will bc slow of collection
The amount paid 10y the receiver was
s',3ll. the balance un the purnlo
banks claim of 81 OpO. Rocky Ford
Tribune
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
MAKE GOOD.

The man we like Is the man who wins.
The man with a mighty will
Who plods away. through the heat Of day,
And journeys up the hill.
His is the hand we like to grasp,
He IL the man we would
Clasp TO our breast with friendly zest-
The man who Is making good.
For whether It be on land or sea,
In peace or the bloody fray.
The men we cheer are the men who steer
A stralght-away course each day.
Not the man who falters and drops aside,
But the man who has boldly stood
In the thick Of the fight. for the cause Of
right.
The man who is making good.
Then here's to the man. to-day. say l.
Who strives with n heart OF steel,
With his red blood warm in his manly
form.
Though envy's Mt his heel:
Yes. here's to the man who tolls right on
Though he be misunderstood.
l make my bow to him right now,
The man who Is making good.
Detroit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
CANDIDATES. LAMENTATIONS
nc poundeth His Head on the
Hard Wood Floor.

consider now the candidate and
hcaik"n unto his lamcntalInn.
lie arIscth in the morning and be.
''o''cth III the paper Uf roorback
"lilch lie Startcth ont, brcakrastless
I" S'IneIch; and ere the setting Of lin,
sun lie bath run into four more. nj
even worse than the first and harder
To disprovc.
lie saith in his haste all men are
lIafS, ana on second thought he re-
p"at"ih 1t with qualifying adjective.
lie lrarncth from a pcrusal Of the
PARTISAN papers that he stole "A sheen,
even an eve lamb, IN his buyho,d.
and horse in his prime, while the
rum"r that lie had cXactcd tribute
from the corporations VILE, u he was in
public pay hath yet to he nalled.
II" Naylcth out with loud voice in
the market places, saying: "Bchold
me: am not seeking this Office, but
am afraid that il keep still the OF.
ltr" may collar some Incompetent by
mistake, and am a patriot. have
been urged 5y nv friends To run and
IN few more days, shall do 81
unless things begin to look more un.
favorable"
And he rcllrcteth bitterly: "iichu!d.
when | started upon this campaign |
had I'll" respect III NV family and Of
them that dwell within my ncighbur.
hood; whereas now | am become an
phJ"ct "i suspicion 10 my ncighbOrs.
aud my family will not answer when
| address them unless enclose n
~tauIp for Il reply. For have not my
WIFE and my children been reading
th" partisan papers and am not II
victim uf their crcdultD?
"Of a truth an undpnc, also done.
For not only hath the cnrmy found
out all the things | have ever done
that are not rommcndablc, but he al
ur which was never guilty, ana yer
lis those things | have not done are
worse even than the things have
done
lie fain would publish the list Of
his campaign contributions, but that
he fears that If the enemy should
learn how little lie hath raised his
defeat would be easy, and that If IT
were known how much he hath and
whence it came it would be still
easier to defeat him.
So it cOmcth To pass that he beat
eth his head upon the hard wood lloor
and cryeth with "A loud voice yet
again: Woe Is me and woe are all
my brethren, for we ar" even as the
two men, one Of whom is afraid and
the other da>sent."
And he longcth for the next few
weeks to pass quickly that the agony
may be over, and he may begin to re-
cover his self.rcspect and the respect
of his family and his ncighbors. -
chicago News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
LARGE onion CROP

ID. Z. Taylor, liN lug four miles south.
east OF Fowler, takes the prize when II
comes to large onion rrup>. Ills acre
age this year consisted uf a tract uf
land 25XlO0 feet, from which he raised
over two tons IL ouIpnS An acre uf
land at this average would llrld u
tons, which sold at the prevailing
price. $4,000 per ton. would bring rlu,c
To -, 900 90 for one acre ur land. Some
OF the onions measured nearly six
inches in diameter. This is 4 sample
OF what can be- raised upon irrigated
land in the yiclnity Of Fowler
Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
IucU0N POSTPONED
,,,uN LOTS. WILEY. PROWERS
s"IlNrY TO BE SOLD TUES
\ DAY, OCTOBER 27th.
|u.b Water Cause OF Change OF
~ the Date.

=. Tuesday. october eth, over 60
gl.,ce and business lots, In the
,ol Wiley, Prowers county, Colo,
.,,.sp,lns the balance OF the nnim-
.',,d holdings Of The Big Bend
r,a and improvement Company,
m be sold at auction to the highest
"a, Term, uf sale $1,000, cash
.,usnt down un date OF purchase. on
~ lot, and balance In payments of
| uo, per month until final payment
.r,d, No interest or other charges.
n, ter cent discount from purchase
~, for cash in full payment. Deed
n abstract showing perfect title
finished on final payment.
,bolutely ~ reservations will be
"A, All will lie sold regardless OF
ra offered.
IA the sane date some OF the Tracts
|. Wiley Gardens which adjoins Wiley
.tbs south. will also be sold at auc.
| uo to the highest bidder according
|.,h4 terms NJ the contracts for same
hrh provide frr cash payment Of
r,,oqrth down and balance In pay.
,s,. due In ne. two and three
,ar. barring interest at the rate OF
upr cent per 'Iunum.
III further information. address
In Big Bend Town and Improve
la, Company a. Lamar or at Wiley,
|tgido.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

FOR SALE At almost half it, value
five acres uf line level land adj nnlng
Ordway on the south, all fenced, three
room house. cellar. three cisrrrns
cementcd, good ltrlr barn and chick
en- house. Twin Lakes and Canal
rights, property easily worth 500
but II sold in the next thirty days VIII
take 81 $50. 500 cash, balance month";
ly payments. Address
l.. a. STEo KEEL,
it3l Culu., Springs, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Lar,e Blotters for sale at this Office
Had a Close Call

Mrs. Ada L. Cruom, the widely
known proprietor of the Groom Hotel,
vaupbn. Miss. says: "For seVera'
,non,hs I suffered with a severe cough,
and consumption seemed to have It's
grin on me, when a friend recommend
ed Dr. Kings New Discovery. ! began
Eating IT,. and three bottles effected a
complete cure" The fame OF TINS
iife saving cough and cold remedy, and
lunv and throat healer is world wide
so,d nj, Edgar Bros. drug store. bOc'
and sl.Oo. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Have You Seen Her?

what kind of woman Is she?"
"One without diplomacy
"Without diplomacy?'
YES. she will argue with an iccmar
about the size of the lump until 1t al
mclts away and there is only we
sput on the sunny sidewalk. ."-Chicagt
Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Shared It.

Finnegan-How are yez this
marnin'. Reilly? IT,
Reilly-Be the powers, Paddy, I'm
fair dbrownded! I cum downtown IN
all tn rain. ,
Finnegan-Then, bebog! yer lar
for KEN down in half of ut.-Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
An Important Distinction,

THAT dog with new muzzle acts as
II he were mad" said the timid citizan
No" answered the man of precise
speech: mot mad. Only Indignant
Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
CLOUD BURST
Santa Fe Track Washed out
Near Lamar

The worst rain and hail storm that
has ever visited that section OF the
valley occurred on Sunday last
AT Holly the Arkansas river was out
OF It's banks and people left their
t"mcs near the river and went to
higher ground where they spent the
night. One family left their house
only il few minutes before IT was
swept down stream. About /. inches
Of rain fell near the Queen lakes,
twcnty-cight miles from Holly, and
the water passing over the Amity
dam was estimated at 1000 cubic feet
per second.
AT Lamar the same conditions cx.
i>tcd. Seven miles Of track were
washed out and people were badly
frightened. $4,000 damage was done
in this vicinity.
AT Las Animas, the Purgatoire
river was up and many waslnuts along
the Santa Fc were reported. A large
bridge at this place was carried down
in the raging torrent.
\ bitterly cold wind with the thcr.
momctcr below freezing, added TO the
discomfort OF those driven from home
by the Hood.
All Santa Fc trains have been
routed over the Missouri Pacific since
Monday and will continue to pass
through Ordwny until Sunday next.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
DRESSMAKING.

Just arrived from the East with the
latest ideas in color and stylcS for fal
wear. and will continue drrSs-making
at the Cash Bazaar store III millinery
department for "A limited time only.
Will be pleased to see all my custom
ers again. Mrs. Pearl Whitehead
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
What He Learned.

"JohnnIei"
Yes. pop"
Did you learn anything In school.
.o-day?"
Yes. sir: learned that Tommie
Tate has the mumps. and that teacher
Is going to whip me II throw spit
balls any more!"-Yonkers Statesman.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
That's Proper.

Mrs. Benham-What do they DO
when the city has distinguished visit
ors?
Denham-If they are men, give them
the freedom Of the city and If women'
freedom of the dry goods stores
Puck.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Effects of Enxironmcnt.

II suppose" said the Society Baby
to Its nurse. that my inclination at
present is due to the influence Of
hcredity."
I'm what way do your inclinations
tend?" asked the nurse politely.
81 want" said the Society Baby, Ito
give a bawl.'-Baltimore American.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
As Usual.

"He climbed almost to the top of the
ladder-and then fell on"
What was the trouble?"
There was woman at the bottom
of it"-I.ife.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
No Time to Lose.

T see," said the magazine editors 5
ossistant that John ID. Rockefeller
has another grandson
curry and make the little fellow an
offer Of two dollars a word 1or ,ne
story Of his life."-Chicago fecoro'
Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The partnership heretofore existing
between Il. +. Spindlc aud +. q.
Adams. auctionccrs, Is this day dis
solved by mutual agreement,
r. f. SPINDLE,
+. G.. ADAMS.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Animal Saoacitv.

First Work Horse-I wonder why
they have all these experiments in air.
ships In the summer?
Second Ditto-I suppose because II
10 fly time-Baltimore American.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
This Transjtory World.

"Shc has a small waist. hasn't she?"
TOO small. Why the pleasure
around it only lasts about a second."-
LHe
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

w. Verne Hall has so perfectly
rejeftl the ar II entertaining that
| & forget. tr'I~t IN his keen en-
|rnali i .-f ''>. incidents and
frs',-. %. uI,d. As she reads
efitl, the lr.",r OF II strong per
silily, whu~r thoughts are true,
ssse emotion, are genuine aud whose
krre power i abundant. IL Is a
kur to listen Never a discordant
tt nothing oycrdune everything
VII done Naturally graceful. unob.
hsiye, sympathetic, vibrant as Il
M 10 changing emotions, she claims
isaf attention and you feel the heart
h1o OF her living characters.
Ihs,het in comedy or tragedy. they
ZEAL flesh aud blood people whose
snpany you enIuy,
Aslear brain and true heart, a bIoad
hSali0n and culture, u thorough
ls'ery OF the technique Of inter
fsIation, perfect self-command, an
Inactive stage presence, a musical,
tltnodulated Voice and u love OF her
Eafe some Of the elements OF Miss
Balls success.
hthe Ordway Opera House next
iaday evening, October Goth.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

Phatboy-Why did you have such an
ugly-looking cur as that stuffed?
Binks with emotionl-That dog
saved my life.
Phatboy-Well. well! How?
Binks-When we got back from our
wedding tour my wife baked cake for
me. and the dog ate it.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Undoubtedly,

Have you fat Part in this play
"Tes. have the role of a pork trust
magnate. Baltimore American.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

iasALE. Large 6.hole malleablc
n'se with water front aud galvanized
Ta TANK No water werks required.
iiauire at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

Milk tickets, 5 cents dozen at this
Office.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

'ao'crlbe now. sl.5O for a year.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

Desk blotters at The New Era Office
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Lucky.

Lucky.
No wonder that the little bird
Upon the branch is singing gay:
He builds n house. unscnrrcd by care.
With neither rent nor tax to pay.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

it:3l
The Washington bee., 1908-04-25

from the South should seek the
assistance and influence OF Auditor
Tyler, Register Vernon and Re
corder Dancy, who are supposed
to represent the Negroes of the
entire country.
The Bee, learning Of the criticism
of Mr.. Tyler, because he had as
sisted three or four colored clerks
from the South, asked him what
he had to say to it. His reply
was: Il was not aware of such
criticism, and if there has been, all
I can say is that it has always
been sufficient for me to know that
the man was of my race. The
States he halls from is a small
consideration. And the Negro
who will object to another Negro
assisting one Of his race simply be-
cause he comes from the South, is
too narrow to be considered a true
race man. Criticism Of this sort
will never interfere with my pur-
pose to do the best | can, regard
less of locality, for my people. Col
ored men cannot afford to discrim-
mate among themselves simply be
cause some come from the South
and some from the North. |
think. however, that The Bee has
been minisformed. / cannot imag-
inc the existence of such narrow
criticism on the part of colored
clerks from the North"
The Bee will advise Mr.. Tyler
that it has not been misinformed.
There has been such criticism.
The Bee further agrees THAI such
criticism could only come from a
narrow-minded colored man, and
we can assure Tyler, Vernon, and
Dancy, and all other Negroes who
are supposed to represent the race
without regard to section, that all
such criticism helps rather than
hurts them with real race-loving
cOlOred men.
The Washington bee., 1908-04-25
AVOWED ENEMIES OR FALSE
FRIENDS?
From the Southern Reporter.

From the Southern Reporter.
1t is being advised in some of our
exchanges emanating mainly from
such Negro leaders as Bishop Wal
tiers and Professor Du Bois, that in
the event of the nomination OF Mr..
Taft at Chicago the Negroes should
vote for Bryan or the Democratic
nominee. They who advise this
course tell us that IAN avowed enemy
is better than false friends ;" there
fore, if the Negroes should not get
what they want at Chicago in June,
they should move over, bag and bag
gage to the inhospitable camp of Tom
Dixon, Tillman, Vardaman and Hef-
lin. We are surprised as we'll as
disappointed to know that there are
in this country some big Negroes who
are really so small and short-sighted
as to give expression TO such fool
ish and suicidal suggestion as the one
under consideration. Our Republican
friends may be false" and faulty,
and be not as true to us as they could
and should have been, but yet they
believe in the basic principle OF per
sonal liberty and justice for all men,
black and white, rich and poor in
every section of our country. They
believe also in the Constitution and
all its amendments, and just a few
weeks ago these false" friends, so
called, prevented Jim Crowism from
fastening its hideous self upon the
fair city OF Washington, D. c. With
all her faults, we love her still We
shall stand for the Republican party
The Washington bee., 1908-04-25
PREPOSTEROUS
On de Indianapolis Freeman.

From the Indianapolis Freeman.
The Washington Bee laughs al the
idea of a woman as chairman OF a
political publicity bureau, and reads
Mr.. T. J. Galloway and Mrs. 4. NJ.
Curtis sharp curtain lecture on the
evil of worrying Mr.. Hitchcock half
to death over a matter that will not
reach head before the sitting Of the
National Convention. Passing over
the ambitions of MIR. Galloway and
Mrs. Curtis on the publicity problem,
it appears TO us that it would be ,
good idea for Negroes to cease TO
haunt political headquarters so assid-
uously as to become a nuisance. If
a man is worth anything to a man
ager he will be sent for when needed.
1t isn't the fellow who hangs around
the party's committee rooms that IS
doing the real work. The man who
does things" hasn't time to hang
around anywhere. He is always "on
the job"
The Washington bee., 1908-04-25

too much about TAFT and Foraker.
Why try 10 split the party. The col
ored people ought to know by this
time, both North and South, that the
Democrats are not so anxious to
sweeten their coffee with granulated
sugar instead of the old-fashioned
brown.
Let the Negroes all over this coun-
try stand by the grand old Republi-
can party; the only party whose Ia
vors and smiles they have need to
court. \ retrospective view of the
Southern States is sufficient to open
the eyes OF our brethren. We should
think for a momen before we speak
Suppose the Northern States were as
anxious to disfranchise the Negro as
the Southern States, where would the
Negro be? Go slow, brethren, and
do not try to run bluff, as you may
cause your fellowmen to suffer in the
end.