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Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07
Must Close At II O'Clock.

Under a new ruling Of the court all
saloons in New Castle county VII
have to be closed between the hours
of II O'Clock at night and 6 O'Clock
in the morning, discontinue the
serving of free lunch aud have but
one bar, or run the risk of baying
their licenses revoked This is a
broad reform in the liquor business
of this county, but it is the CEREAL
opinion that it will put the business
on a better footing.
The announcement OF the new rule
was made by Judge Spruanoe in
County Court last Monday morning.
He stated that Chief Justice Lore
and the four associate judges had
been considering the matter for some
time and that all Of them were Of the
opinion that they were very PEoper
rules. A copy Of the order Of the
court will be sent to every saloon
keeper in the county. The order 6f
the court follows
In addition to the violation OF any
penal statue relating to the Of
intoxicating liquors, the fold jig
will, after the 18th day Of FebE q,
1908, be regarded by the -
sufficient ground for the refusal %
renew licenses for the sale of iht6xi-
eating liquors
1. Selling, or keeping open for
the sale of liquors the place Of bus
mess of the applicant between the
hours of II O'Clock at night and
6 o'clock in the morning.
2. Keeping a free lunch counter,
or otherwise disposing to customers
food or refreshments free of charge.
3. Suffering the place of business
of the applicant to be the resort Of
intoxicated persons, habitual drunk
ards, minors or leWd women.
4. Keeping or maintaining moro
than one bar or place for the sale Of
liquors upon the premises OF the APP
plicant, provided, however, that this
shall not be held to prohibit the
keeping or maintaining of separate
bars for white and eolored people.
Charles B. Lore, Chief Justice.
w. c. Spruance, Judge.
Ignatius c. Grub, Judge.
James Pennewill, Judge.
William H. BOyce, Judge.
Frank NJ. Sewer, vice-president Of,
the Bavarian Brewing Co., was IN.
the court room when the court an
nounced the decision. When asked
about the probable effect of the or
der on saloon keepers, Mr.. Sewer
said it was a step towards reform.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07
The Surgeons Feet.

On each of the eighty-four times
that he has crossed the Atlantic Lord
Dunmore has been the center of a
group OF travellers who enjoyed his
ready wit. During his last trip he
and voyagers were amused by the
conspicuous and odd figure OF the
ships surgeon, especially by the lat
ters ample feet, rendered striking by
white tennis shoes and by the very
wide angle they formed at the heels.
"Do you know" asked his lordship
as the surgeon passed his group one
day, what The doctors feet make me
think off,"
"What?" inquired the chorus
fOf a quarter to 3.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07

An article under the head Baseball
In Vienna" in a newspaper of that city
will be read with much interest by
persons in this country who know
something about the national game.
"The game has become so popular"
says tile writer, chat it will soon be
a rival of lawn tennis. Mothers who
object to their daughters taking part
in the violent exercise which tennis
demands will have no objection to the
new game on that account. Baseball
was originally, like cricket, a mans
game, but in the eighties an English
man named Hill changed it so that wo-
men might play. Then it became pop
ular in America, where amusements
are always arranged so that women
may take part in them. Since then
baseball has become almost the ma
tional game there" The writer then
gives Il long description as to how the
game has been improved in Vienna,
"where it is played both in the open
and indoors" According TO the de-
scription, the game does not bear the
slightest resemblance to American
baseball.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07
Letter From The South.

At Virgilina, Virginia, a little
town at the line between the States
of Virginia and North Carolina, l
am located and in the employ of one
of the large corporations working
here. To my Delaware friends who
have never travelled in the hill dis
tricts of the south, this place will
afford interesting study of the nat
ural conditions. / am not fitted to
write a full description Of all l
would like to tell about, but will at
tempt to convey my impressions Of
the people and country The
method of travel in rural districts
here is novel to me some drive very
nice teams, but the most of the mid
die classes and the negroes use oxen
to carts and to twO-wheeled rigs
called Jumper. 1t may be news
to many of my Delaware friends to
know, that l am now within four
miles of two gold mines from which
gold was taken long before 1849,
and I expect to visit them in a few
days. There is also near me two
copper mines in the State of North
Carolina have some samples of
the ore from them which l prize
highly. They are small rocks con-
tanning copper, and I saw a piece of
rock taken from one of the gold
mines, which showed to the naked
eye the virgin gold in very small
quantities though.
The hills abound in springs of de-
lightfully cool water, which is very
refreshing while travelling on warm
days but it is the large tracts of tim
Der which are attracting the people
here. Some of them are near the
railroad, and the logs are hauled to
it by locomotives built for the mar
rowgage log roads of the country.
The forests are rapidly disappearing
though, and the large band-saw
mills cutting from 10000 to $4,000
feet of lumber each day eat up the
logs faster than the readers of this
article can imagine. Many logs are
hauled to the mills by teams by far
the greater quantity reach them over
the steam log railroads. These
large mills are stationery of course
but there are other mills move about
into the smaller tracts.
The people in this immediate sec
ton are just now hauling their to-
bacco crop of 1907 to market it is
one of the leading products here.
Cotton is also largely grown, but the
growers are holding back the cotton
bales because the prices are not
what they think they should be.
Many quail were shot here during
the season, ard a short distance east
of us few deer were shot, and some
wild turkeys fell to the huntsmen.
Probably this letter may not be
very interesting to the people of
Delaware, but a trip with me tOi
Buffalo Springs, and points further
west and south of here would afford
many things to linger in their MEM
Dry. With best wishes for the
Chronicle and its many readers, l |
am yours, etc. GEORGE JOHNSON.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07
Cherry pit In Her Ear For 81 Yesr

Cherry Pit In Her Ear For 81 Years.
Brooklyn, Jan. rs. - Mrs. Sarah
Lang. of Mariners Harbor, S. l., car
ried a cherry pit in her ear thirty
seven years. It was removed the other
day by DR. Chapman. an aurist. Tho
pit was lodged in the canal some dis
lance from the outer ear. Mrs. Lang
had never felt any i'll effects from is
presence.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07
kinIInn.s School.

Rudyard Kiplng said to me once in
cOnversing on the subject Of an ex-
change Of ideas, why. all ever
knew somebody told me-" - Robert
Barr in Detroit Free Press.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07

FRHH GEG MADE TO FIT; easy
Elastic Stockings,
Bandages, Clutches Penn Truss Co., success
sOrs To Philadelphia Truss and Bandage Co.
Milford chronicle., 1908-02-07

and treacherously drive It into your
back? oh, yes, we have all had these
troubles! But want to tell you that
no human enemy, no modern Brutus, is
ever so sly, so stealthy, so malignant,
so cruel, as is the spirit Of evil. He
will follow you. He will hatter you
and throw you off your guard. But
when the time comes he will drive into
your heart the poisonous fang. and
then, from a human standpoint, there
will be no hope. Do you not realize
that today over every immortal soul
are fiends rable-fends strug-
Cling, fighting and battling? From
human standpoint every soul is a lost
soul unless it is saved by divine grace.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20
El MAuS0LEO De P0NCE De LEQN

El senior don Antonio Alvarez Nava,
Presidents del Casino EspsfioI, hR rscibido
de Madrid an boceto del monumsnto HspuI'
cral qua, poE iniciativa1 del dicho Centre
con cargo sas axolusivos fondoG, ss eri'
gir6 ca n0sltra CatedFal Il conquiHtador
de Puerto Rico, dent1o de oCho meBeS,
tempo Indispensable para lIev&E a 10 pie
drs ID conception RTtfstica.
El monumento, ca que obtuvo Ia pFefe'
RenciR 81 gran eBcuItoR don Miguel Blsy,
Es Conltituir6 por ''uu gran alto relieve =
una sspeCis de sOpOEts, ahueCado para con-
tensF la Csja de sine con lOH deBpojol del
adelantado dc Ia Florida J Biminf'.
Sobrs este Goporte Gs deStRcR, On pie, ID
fgurR da uuR matronR onlutRda-E Espa d
que % inclina para baaV la urna clue.
EaIiR del hijo dileCto. DlchR urna aparsCs
vslada on paEta por 81 sstsndaEte glo1iolo
del DssCubrimiento, que deSOinde On ga
lIardos plisgues COM plstando 81 aimboligmo
del copjuuto.
La obEa estf bsllamsnts ConcebidS,
gug BeverRs lfneRs uaT61 tCaz8das ca mar
mol de OaErRFs puEfsimo, midiendo todo
81 monumento tEo1 metro1 de ltuR', con el
Rncho ooErespOndisnts 81 mschon de la
catsdral donde habr6 de emnotraHas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20
En- 81 Conseio Executive.

Eota manana las 10 y 12 minutou di6
Comisnzo la Geli6n On 81 ConBeio EjoCuti
70 baj0 II prs-idsnCia de Mr.. WiIloughby
y con aaiAtencia de loG BefioEes ConGejoroa
siguients-, del Vslle, Acufia Dexter, Holt,
Ward, Barbosa, Sanchez Morales, Diaz
Navarro, Grahamer GfomeF.
Despuas de sprobads eli Rcta Be di6 lee
tura una Comunieaci6n del alcRIdo de
LsreB protestando de un proyecto dc Icy
gus dice, 90 pFeIentar6 & la C6mREa IobFe
Sandal; otrG communication del alcalde
de San Sebastian on 81 mi1mo 1entidO.
AmboG paSaFon Il comisi6n de Sandal
Sc progsntaEon los O B nfmaro Is por
81 senior GromOE, para fabricsE an edifcio
de material para ingtRIaE ca ell Ia eBcueIa
experimental agFicola de Puerto Rico.
@. B ndmsro 16 por al senior Dias Ma.
vaFFo, para enmendar eI aEtfculo 247 del
C6digo de enjuioiRmiento criminal.
@. B. ~ pOr 81 senior DextT para ana.
tematizRF los CsFtiicSdoB dc LOS mnlo1 pro
fsgoEes , aseguEaF EeelsoCi6n los que.
cumplan bien.
HabiendoEe GgotRdo d 6rden del diu De
dio Por terminada 4 aasi6n, hRGtR mafiHna
6 ID miGma hora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20
EL NOE LAL LNEA
8aa del 0Gste.
desCarri!1 aver tres
V8Ces ell 81 rlisnO.
sitiO.
Los tfabaios de- Ia plaza us CataiiO
adeIantan Tapitsments.
MAI ssrVieio dsl vspgreito.
(Ds nasstro oorssponsaI J

Enero 19 Los trRbsjos de ia pla'
"a adaIantan rfpidamarta, 1eg6n mfr
maU, s ines de FsbFeTo Ber6 60 insUgurs'
oi6n, con motive de Ia cual habEf una
fslts pdbliea. El largo de Ia plszR IsFG
de so metros poE 40 da ancho, de modo
que "a tamafio psrmitig6 uegdn 81 piano, 8
jaTdinsg , % bancos de comento.
La plaza, pues sara buenR Ga costo
RGCendoEk 4 1 988 dollars haCi6n7 ole por ad
ministEaci6n 81 tEabaio.
Aver per Il tarde Be deBoaTril6 el
tReD que haca Is trGvesfa. entre B3yam6n
y este poblado, tres vecos On 81 sitio como
cido Dor 81 nombre Flor del ValIe."
Con ess motivo 81 vapoE que hace viajeu
& esR ciudad anduvo sin itineTaTio durants
L tarde nOChe.
La Compsfifa de zaEzuela que tsnfS que
hRber llegGdo & Baysm6n Lac Z de lR
noche, sAli6 dc estR eataCi6n Las nusve y
cuarto, hora On que hsbfa de daE pFinci
pio Is funci6n que tenfa AnunciadA co
aquel pueblo.
En- II semanR pE1ada han pTeEtado
18 sarvicion IoB guaFdiaB de auto puOnto,
81 mando del cabo Navarro. 81 ueEvicio
satarfa msjor, Biel CusEtsl general de la
policfa tomRFR en- confederation 10 que he
dicho vaFiRB veceg e8to eB: que hRCe fa!ta
mas glRFdias ca este puesto policiaoo.
-LoI i6vene1 que Componen ID Boci0'
dad do baiIeH loB '.Tfsinta y tFaB' dieron
On eGte pobIado 3 anaItoB antsB de anoche,
bailando haata las Bais de 1R mafiRna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20
PlSaDAS LAS FlEsTlS.

TOdaH laH psEIonaI que uaaron Las f as
eIsnCia6 del popular" han hoOho con clio
an mngnffco TeCIamo, pues TODD 81 mundo
pTeguntRba Ida donde son eaOs tan delicR'
dor peEfumssf
Ri calaado de Lar mas acEaditadaB mar
cag que Bs han lueido sn los pssados bAileg
hR dejado tambi6n u mejor impression de
t0dR 10 isla Bs Eguen hacienda numeFouos
psdidos a senior Am6riCo salau.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20
Venta especial

Es Ii 6poca reglamentaria de nues.
tro Balance General con este motive
hacemos antes VENTAS ESPECIA-
LES de todos aquellos articulos que
tenemos en- grandes cantidades siendo
Pues el melor tempo de hacer COM
pras en- nuestro GRAN BAZAAR de
cualquier articulo que Sc necsite, lue-
go entrara Ia normalidad en- los pre-
clos; visitenos y vera como es cierto
quai.tienen precios escepcionales los
articulos siguientes y otros as que
no relacionamos pero que estan ex-
puestos.
Bajillas de pOrcelana decorada, jue-
gos de cafe japoneses y de porcelana
decorada, jarrones japoneses estilo
modernista, Tiestos para flores, Qua
dros para sala comedor y gabinetes,
Cnbiertos de metal blanco garantiza-
dos Sombreros para Sefioras, Cortes
de Blusas bordados, Sombrillas etc,
etc.
Acabamos de recibir un extenso
surtido de ALFoMBRAs y EsTERAs
especiales que ofrecemos 4 precios muy
econ6micos:
Alfombras de CREX, muy propias
para pafses calidos, por su frescura, y
en- diversos colores, para sala, , gabi-
netes y habitaciones:
Para sala-tamafio-pi6s 6 K $5 ma.
Id gabinete, J, Pulgds 81 90 a So
una
Id. gabinete ), pulgds 86 < y d 50
ID, habi'aci6n ;, }, "a < 48 4 80 otvs
Para ID id pulgds ), q < 4o.d 65 ctvs
Id i'd i'd pulgds !. Is 86 a SO ctv.
Alfombras fbra Hofi, muy solicitadas
pOr ser lavables. Colores. verde, azul
rosa Y habano,
Para sala de pies 6 x9a$7. so uua
Id. id, de pies 7-6 K 1915 q s 10 una
Id. i'd, de pies 80 K 10-2 a s IL una
Id. i'd, de pies 8 K II as IL una
La misma cIase por en- yardas, colo
res azul y punzo Y de una yarda an.
Cho 40 Y 55 ctvs la yarda.
Estera de paja para pisos, en- VariOs
colores y de una yaTda de anchO de 25
y 40 ctvs. yarda.
Altombra de Moqueta para sala en-
colores elegantes y eombinaciones mo-
dernistas de pies x q 81 una,
Alfombras de i'd id en- idssiparaSid
en- pies 8-3 1916 S13 una.
Alfombras de i'd id para habitaci6n
en- los mismos colores y dibuiOs ele-
gantes de tamanflo, pulgadas 81 x n
a 81 30 una.
Alfombra de feIpa' fina, en- colores eler
gantes y clase extra, propiss pa-a
habita ZION, tamaflo. pdas 81 < 27 so
Alfombras pOr yardas en- colores mo-
dernistas y dibuiOs elegantes, de 26
pulgadas de sneho IS y 85 ctvs. la
yarda.
GONZALEZ PADIN HERM AMOS San Fran
cisco 8s, , IA PAQUlTE. San JUS
to 20.
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Do Administration.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no yiene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un aflo $500. PagO an
ticipGdo.
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UnT niiO de cuatrn msses psrsGi6 en-
IN incel1i0 en- Caguss.
On pstlrdo d tInanIla tsstrtz6 Nosiar ZIv,I,
d nlno doroehO.

Naguabo. - Jefa policfa. San Juan -
En- 4 taEds do aysE fu6 arrestado aI indi
yiduo Ambrosio Castillo, Por seduction.
81 jueE entisnde ca II so.-Cabo Soto.
Cagua'.-A Ne1toF ZAvala di1pRr6Bsle
ayor taEde un psthEdo de diuamita deu-
trozfndols II manO derscha. = saEgento
BIanco.
CaguR1 Ensro 19. En- 81 barrio Bal
FoR incendi6as ID behfo de VictoFiRno
Diaz, quemGndols totslmente y psrsciondo
CaFbonizado nm niiio ds 4 meseg da adad.
suce1o caaual.-Sarganto Blnnco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20

-ABRIGOs de ueda , lana para ueflo-
Rau y nifios, SombreFol formA JapOuesa
IugleaR, Ultima moda de PRrfO; aCabAn de
FecibiFgs enN 81 asteh' eCimiont0 GEL TeIe.
grafO' San JuSto II vsnden preCioS
baHatfsimoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20


esCito fnss an lena Embellishments igu otGo
foEms Yspaldo del DsnTo del
cerTadO debe8 pape en
tsa lemR an 9 nombEe de 6vn
reato paeda pubicdo
pondercia dc Puerto Rico.
ograhsdR
el nombrey fmR dalA Eemits
eatnTa Cen nsros nm
onnsdda de medida calca
paf a
a encaEdameDt Las concuKssnt su ga que sean
tograas iba cintura los
puad tahn nVHs vuuad de laa
ografa queda arbtio do las
vivamen aquel 8 "a
mayor 24x 80 canfmeroG
10GUn ompueo de pnt eutoEsA ciR de
baezal
bua mas
Ian belezaa eligns,
participate
alberto diad psio duvs6n
pd Optunamente Con msyor de voa obenidos o
ma ujsr mas bella ds Rico.
rratos por
Cepoadsacis Puerto Rieo'Bx 785SAn Juan Puerto
Rico.
Creupondenca del Osmsu teudrSn
oguau raadd
LAS uc0ndicon exigid sn 81
sbsTt
u reunion d de 1908
eBpecia
"Gn busca de la muja MAJ bells
dudRqne Eeac6n
puedR formulRrGe
juan, 20 1908.
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IICTO-MIRROW.

EIta q u emulsion prefarida.
FL EeConItituye m6g podsCn1o.
El enemigo ds la tiuifu.
InfaIibIo paEa Il debiIidad cerebral,
"a nlvaCi6n de los nihoa
El oIt6mago mfa susceptible Ia tolera
De vonta en tOdas la1 faEmaGiaa.-p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20

CASA DE- PRESTAMOs ds Jo1s Ba
x6n. AIlen 21 Bk-HaCs opsEacions
uObre alhsiaI De1ds 100 dollaE1 ol nds.
lants 81 inteE68 DsFf conventional y no
o1csdsEf del go menIual. oOmprs ,
vends alhajaa modeEnGg = RntiglaA San
juan, Puerto Rieo.
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La RELOJERIA , joysrfa del 81.
Kehrhahn y Co. se ha tTauladadO 6 d ca.
10 do San Jose Is fronts Il CoKreo, dondo
hay ConIilutamsnts un buon surtido do 70.
ol0l y 0tRa8 pHGndaG- pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20

lei msjoE medic de voutir bien , bs.
ratio g CompEandO los mngDficos trnies
que venden en- % ESTABLISHMENTS plaza
BaldoEiotg. Los zen 9EsI e. Echfra ' %.
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INTERNATIONAL De BELLEzb
BTSCANBO Il In MLlJER MAS BELLA BE Flu, RlCO
PueEto Rico, aon Iag lignientes:

para international Dc beza slbec ia
CorEespndena obeto prscSr Cua muar mis- bR Do
pua La
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20

POR AUsRNTARs ~ dnafio = ven.
de una parein az oabaIIou para CARO-. :
dos CaErou lovR IuformoP6n. Luna 29.
b4jo1. 6vE
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con t0d0 ompah0 hRgtR lIeQaR n Pe10lus
Ci6n del pEoBloma de u patRia pueEforri.
quefia, cuYa raBoluci6n habr6 que e-Dsrar
t0dAvia psro que indndabIsm onte verdr6
en- no leionR fochR. Di6 un yivs n crsdo
de Is Uni6ny6 Union ' fu6 muv
aplaudido.
"a IaH ~ " decIar6 tePfninada Il ouoU..
bIsA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-20

I-LAS h3F5aE ouYoa TetTatos o1VIado8 81 OeETam
hsn Dc pueEoqutnls notera decarce amos memories
de trti0tR.
"a Qasdnn sDoufdar dol u ar.au Ias modaIos aF
ballesas pTOfsionales.
3GTienen darecho ssBr Iss sthOs que
Feunan Lao condolences ndCadas les ncsa antsOr cuaquiera
qe ssa Oass social dade IL mas eevda h a mas mOdeS
obrers campeRna.
conCurran ceTtamen eag misAg 10 ean conVenlen
deran enYsr rera de dchas 6vens obo de que ean con-
cuBantes
5LoB Eetratos pusden envados an6imos kn tel case
eb6n Femae scomphsdo de ohre CeFEado eof
eDga escro nta lema Embellishments gual otgo
lto iguaL forms, al rsspaldo del rerao DanTo del
sobre debeES j. de papa
mi-mo ama 81 .abEe 81 nombLs de la i6ven
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-24

Der addition owned by J. ID. Ramsey,
a Lawton capitalist who has asso-
ciated with him capitalists from Gle
burn, Texas. who will put in on the
addition large lake and natatorium,
a dance pavilion, theater and other
amusement features, the total To cost
not less than two hundred Thousand
dollars.
The average depth of artesian
wells in sulphur is AS feet. The five
new wells will be large bore, and
each will have capacity equal to
the great well brought in last spring
by the Spiou Kop oil and Gas com
pany The Splon Kop well is the lar,
gest artesian well in the world.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-24
SULPHUR ARTESIAN WATER
FIVE LARGE WELLS NOW UNDER
CONTRACT AND VAST I'M
PRoVEMENTS CONTRACTED

sulphur, Okla. Aug. ED. II. Mil.
ton, who has contracts for five large
bore avtesian wells in sulphur Is set
ting mp today ou the j. w tiar'
per residence lot a new well machine
Of the latest and most powerful
make. The Harper well will be used
for baths in the Metropolitan hotel,
and will supply wafer for a new
bathing pool,
Two of the wells contracted by
Milton will be drilled on the tim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-24
Fer CAMPAIGN FUND

As Am advocate Of the motto, Let
the People Rule and for the clrc-
tlou of BRYAN and Kern, let us all r,a-
lie thar our government is sacred TO
u, We want our candidates for pub.
Ilc office to discharge their duties
uer from any bargains, claims, or oh
legations with or to any one. but the
great mass OF honest people.
It takes money 90 pay the necessary
expenses of campaign This money
the people who want honest govern
mcut must contribute.
Honest voters pay your own way
and control your own government.
The candidate who goes TO Wal.
street for millions Of dollars for a
campaign fund must barter away the
sacred rights of the people To have a
government free from control by
special interests.
Wall street never pays a dollar to
any campaign mnd without pI. dgc
of a thousand fold return,
This paper. the Ardmorrite, will
receive your contributions, publish
Your name and amount. and forward
the money to the democratic treasur.
or.
&. y. HASKELL, Treasurer,
Democratic National Committee.
Euthria nlyln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-24
10y WHY NorrLsL

Rome March 10. 90 % CO Wia
Western rrcssD Julius Cesar emperor
of Rome. aud Couqucror of the World,
wits assassiuatcd here today while
cn his way 10 the Senate The city
is iu turmoil aud revolution APP
peas imminent. The murder was the
decd al q group of cOuspirators.
headed by Clius Cassius, Marcus Bru.
tus and one Mctallus Climber. \ fear
ml sccuc was enacted ia the areaway
leading to the Senate chamber. when
the Imperial Dictator lost his life.
The victim fell at the base OF Pom.
pry's statute. bleeding from three
ugly dagger wounds. the first of which
is said 10 have been inflicted by
Casca. Well known citizen of Rome.
and am alleged cousp.rator. In the
presence of fast increasing crowd
terrific struggle took place upon
the arrival of his majesty. The great
leader fought for his life. repeatedly
rcpclling his assailants. until he rec.
oguizrd his old time friend, Brutus.
with his knife out Thcu he cried:
And YOU. too. Brutus'" and expired
The safety of the government is the
reason given out To- the press 10y
Cassius for the commission OF the
] deed Rrutus told your correspondent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-24
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