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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
RESULT OF LABOR SENTENCE
BREEDS REVOLT FOR LESS
CAUSE THAN THIS OUR FAITH
TRS LARRIEO ARMS"

Chicago, Dec. 29-''For less cause
than this our fathers carried arms.
Let Us beware" said the Rev. Mel.
bourne =. Boynton from the pulpit of
the Lexington Avenue Baptist church
this evening, in referring to the pun
ishment meted out to Samuel Com
pers. John Mitchell and Frank Nor
r'son of the American Federation of
Labor, by Justice Wright of Washing.
ron.
ITO send officers Of great organ
lied body OF 1000, 600 men 10 prison
for from one-half year 10 a whole year,
as punishment for dsagreeing with
the position of court upon a ques-
issue upon which we have yet TO hear
the highest tribunal in the land speak
is perilous punishment" declared
DR. Boynton.
Such course is open 10 the charge
OF becoming not prosecution but the
rawest persecution. It also defeat ;
the very end for which the sentence
is pronounced--Tt reveals the weak
ness and not the strength of the court,
The tone OF the judgment is high
pitched and the language is violent,
and thus the loss of temper begets
anger, and passions are stirred to
such depths as 10 threaten the peace
OF society.
There is no place where ill-balanc-
ed temper does more harm than on
the bench. It is not the place for in
famed rhetoric. but for the unpas-
stoned application OF the law Of the
land The punishment of Gompers
and Mitchell and Morrison is so
severe and is accompanied by such de.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
STATE TEACHERS IN SHAWNEE
CAMERON LEADS FOR PRESIDENT

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stat" superintendent 'am'f"ns al
1i'sa "aH devoted chiefly 10 The
educational pr"gI'aH OF 'h" year aud
pf Dds plans Tor ih" coming year
I""ni'i"o 'h"nsand school districts
nav" been orranl/"' b" said. aud
lloooo children wh" never attended
school b'i"i" have been given in
"fn''l"n oklahoma has don" more
10 ON" year i'r education Than ans
/ "ih'r state dld from ilH b'glnnlnl
+ In ~ years.
lh' address "I President Evan
'""lfhi reviewed me "ork oI the o.
h"'l"'l"n Tor the past year 'n1 io''
/ F'"phl''lIy OF the bringing "I me
h'h'' "n' "i condition "i chaos Int
'h' II"n' RANK "i states ln ih" eau
! '''I"h"l way "" r"'ount'd som" .
'h' N'laal'ud's "i the a'li hacflilc
! ing teachers. d""Ii al som" l"ngtl
on the i"nlnf Of a"m" oI the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
This Is Worth Reading.

Leo + zelinsri, OF GS Gibson ST.,
Buffalo, y. Y, says: 81 cured the most
annoying cold sore ever had, with
BucklIn's Arnica Salye. | applied this
salye once a day for two days, when
every trace OF the sore was
gone" Heals all sores. sold under
guarantee at Ardmoro Pharmacy. 25c
ID a w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
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"'''''" " '''"''''' '' '''''''"'
lon, That tonight boasts an h'''hu
anc" of fuzzy 800, began iia sessions
u the Becker thontcr this morning
10 o'clock with am Invocation by Dr
~ T. t,,.,,, of tb, .,,t,.. rui,,,.,,,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30

Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar. as IT soothes inflamcd
membranes. heals the lungs, and ex
pels the cold from the system. Sold
by all druggists. ID & w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
For Ladies.

Yates Center, Kan, Sept Is, 1905
After my doctors gave me up to die
HANS Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble. It is tho
best medicine on earth. Mrs. II. $
Johnson. Sold by all druggists. D&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
Guilty OF Counterfeitlng.

Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some un-
nown worthless remedy for Foleys
Honey and Tar. the great cough and
cold remedy that cures the most oh
stinate coughs and heals the lungs.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
CO ScCN ALREADY oUT-SE ,
ESo W-lTE MARKED.
KNOX TO START NEW RULE
s,ste Department MI Be Aged by
Erbssssoor o'sren a. Tesle.
Nno Hrest ,-e Ear Eastern
stUst On To'orygniy.

. - .. -
a'''a''a''' 70 '.a'. 1'''''i"1 'hs '"'
formation from al authentic source
h'r" tonight that Nh.'eIav Reid viii
uo retired a. ambassador 20 Great
Britain.
b. ls the custom for ambassador
10 tender their re.jyua,jgus 10
uca presI Gents. bur always with the
hope thar they N.I. ye asked 10 con.
uuu. their pfr...us valuable ser,.
lcrs.
la the Tar administration this Gus
tom. 10 o. stated tonight will b. more
houorrd Ig bt c5raebc a-aoi- nm pu,
b1uoral a thc breach than iuy,ba
oI.t.r..r,, az l. ,.,.,,... m
Observance The understanding her.
now g. that m, resignation of at
least "a majority Of Tho auba.sa. ior.
. VIII be accepted with Measure 4
definitely kpowr orc.p,io, ~ bf.
policy Is Ambassador o'prien al,
. Toxic Mr.. Taft and Mr. o.pri., ,r,
. In thorough accord ON the T,,.,oso
question.
IN truth Nr. O'Brlap Is said N b,y.
q TAFT grasp Oh tho .Vbola eerios
Of Far East questions
II s taltad oy h,r. ,on,u,, a..
II Whi,claw Reid were TO tender his
resignation At this moua,, - ~
Roosevelt IL wouIl ba acc.,tod o,i,t,
alacritv. Mr. Reid II is undcrs,ood
has out Hcrodod IIorod +, bis nor
ticuar WAYS and means NJ s,londid
entertainment ana oyn,oita,io, "A
rich American in Iondon uis e,,,o
It Is said. does not spi, ur poo.o
Welt
The revolution among ,bo ,ut,s
sadors could have hoon sorosco,,
week ago" said a confident autbor
IT'S tonight "whnn # w,s ,,nourooa
that phllandcr & Knox was no, orI,
to De secretary of state. but the chic,
adviser Of Mr.. TAFT in tho saIoctior -,
his cabinet. That mean, that ei,c,
Knox was the man around whom IN,
lli,s or antiRooscyclt powors rauioJ
at Chicago there ..vas IN "a, rcu
deal i'm the embassies of the t,pitod
States"
. Ambassador Grlscom is to retire T.,
\ private life
They say that Whitclav Roid wu
also find his occupation gone AS a
diplomat and will retire to priyat,
life with Mr. Griscom. Henry White
is not particularly persona grata with
the preslcnt-oloct so that putting al
the pointers together II looks like
there would be- an early case of sauyo
qui pcut among the gentlemen who
have for six years hobnobbcd with
royalty other gentlemen are TO have
} their places, But these other gentle
men are to represent and impcrsonate
"A new policy, the keynote of which
viii be heard at Toxic
Secretary Of State l. lox has no
London atmosphere about him. The
London atmosphere was first brought
TO the state department when John
Hay became secretary Of state after
a year as ambassador AT the court
Of 81 James Secretary Root in
hcrits the ST James atmosphere from
his predecessor
The policy of President Taft as
affects foreign nations can be well
gathered from his acts at the tim,
he was directed by the president tc
look after the state department. Sec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-30
Woodmen Circle.

The Woodmen Circle will meet at
the X. of p. hall tomorrow (Thurs-
day. afternoon at 2:3O, in called ses-
sion. Business of importance.
MRS. BIRD SANDLIN,
Guardian.
MRS. y. T.. MARTIN, Clerk.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
SPECS AID CONVERSATION.
But Near-siEhted Man Can't Wear
Them Reading.

Here's 8 sort Of a queer thing" said
near-sighted man, according TO the New
York Sun. I an very near-sighted-
Strong glasses are indispensable TO ne
for ordinary, general seeing. in my go
ings about; but when sit down 70 read
take OF my glasses and bring the
print Up 20 within the natural focus Of
the eye. Il seems 20 me that reading
with the natural eve / read with more
intimate and a clearer understanding
so much Tor my reading without
spectacles; and now here Is the thing
that is queer 10 me II when I an read
ing thus. with my glasses of, somebody
comes along TO speak 70 me. why. then
10 get a clear understanding Of that
question T must have On my specta lies
so I say. OF I would say II this hap
pened at home where / know the people:
Wait a minute Till I get on my spec
taclss,' and I would put them on and
then say. Now 90 ahead and really.
with my spectacIes on. with my power
Of seeing at its best. with the shsrpest
definition OF things in general TO the ~ye,
I get the clearest apprehension OF things
sad 20 me.
80 in reading I do best with ny
glasses OF. but IN understanding things
said n ne. IN listening. I DO bes- with
my glasses on. There is ore llodifca
tioa 20 this. where there is TO IEnt. IS
in 2 dark room. where can't see I can
understand equally well with o. w.thour
glasses
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
The old Fa.hioned Pie Ea1er..

Frum the Uua obse7er-
The Republicans Of Minnesota. having
read and invardIy digested the useful les
son Of 1903 and 1906, have nominated for
governor this year a plain farmer who.
according TO his convention euioEist. eats
pie with his knife" II he should be
elected. il would be a big triumph for the
plain folk Of Minnesota. And yet he does
but follow the table etiquette of George
Washington. John Adams. Thomas Jefer-
son. James Madison. and James Monroe
OF each OF the first Eve Presideats-in
''eating PIE with his knife Il was not
until John Quincy Adams entered the
White House that the substitution OF the
fork for the knife seems to have occurred
70 any citizen Of America He contract
ed the habit while in France, said Mrs
Adams n an apologize tone 20 some Of
her guests. and ne finds il difficult 70
break himself OF IL since We returned
home So the first great general OF 1he
American army. the sturdy patriot Of
Massachusetts,. the author Of the Decla-
ration Of Independence. the chief advocate
OF the Federal Constitution. and the origi-
nator Of the Monroe doctrine-au ate pie
with the knife.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Homicide as a Public Spectacle.

From the Pr'vi5-noe Journal
Is It too much TO expect that the pub
lie will be relieved OF the ahiiction of
spectacular trial in the latest murder
case 20 become "celebrate62" In ths
circumstances OF its bloody performances
the crime Of Hams resembles that Of
Thaw. The affectation that the nur-
derer was an -'avenger.T the deliberate
seeking Of a public place for the deed.
rhe craving for a dramatic setting. which
Thaw displayed-aH were in evidence.
intensified. in the coWardly act Of The
Helms brothers The result Of the first
trial Of Thaw may be recalled 10 elcoUr-
axe the faith that q jury viii not now
be impressed by an appeal 10 the IN
written law. There seems 10 be not
the slightest ground for confusing the
issue Of atrocious fact with any plea
except such as could quickly be settled
BY a commission Of lunscy- l1asnuch
as q plea Of guilty" would not be ac-
cepted. the due form OF prosecution and
defense must be proceeded with And
il may be that justice VIII be arrived
al speedily and impartislly. 70 the public
relief
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
CHINESE REBELS SPEAK UP.
Declaration of Independence from
Nanchu Rule in Yunnan Province

Something that sounds ike The original
Declaration 1f Independence Of the thir-
teen colonies comes from an unexpected
source. China The rebels against The
Ma1clu dynasty. who have been gaining
more or less headvay against the i'm
per.at troops IN Turnau Province and
are said 20 be under the leadership Of
the famous Dr. sun Yat-sen. the adven-
turey ard lecturer On Chinese liberty IN
rh.s country and broad. recently pub
lished the following manifesto
T. F.ie-dlv Na-iou=-,7r-e-i1zs-
We -tr ci-Izers g CANA. a-e nov vagllE q var
against THE Ni1ncL- government with the oh3ec- 1f
shaking - --e raze u the Tartar cor1uer1- b.
1r---1-sri-- -re f--eu and r~-a-uical F0Veru-neut
waicl lz nov holding SWAY over tliua ard u estab-
lishius ln Irs place republican s1veruuerf- A.
-ls same time. r -1e intention 0- --rsr-tlsuug The
relations 7i-l f-leuii. rati1us. a. % maintain
-e Qe-rc rf -Io world and ro sdTs1ce The LapTiucsS
cf rle l-mll rce The flllogirz rclarztldu Is made
iu order % sll'siu tAa-Hesso q J-- a---
3 All -h- rrearias c~uci1d-i he-veeu the Mzncha
E7ysne-- ard other nations before L-ls date s1all
- -aoHrTzeT without a-r alteration ard s-e 70 re
u-lr iu force uu-il tle m7uert TEer thsy are DE
% eAri-e
Q Au 5-b-- and iu5eruiries Contracted O7 The
W1rc-U -rv-r-uaur bef1-e this date VII be 1eclg
ulze without ans Alteration AID uoid- As bet1-e- b.
she Maritime Cgs-0uls
9 Al concessions r-lco5-d ry the NIaachH s7r-
-unelt % f1-siZu uario-s before tbs cate VII b
respected
T. AT the SUBJECTS and 7-oTe---es q foreign IA
rlous I'M -le territories oc7I ed by The army q TIE
-i-izeus VII p, fully II1-e-teL
& No treaty. carCessiou. debt. cr Indemnity cec-
clgded between the Maucau government and auy
Other ration after this date VIII b. -ecOguizsd
g Auy ry-S7- q foreign us-irrs--ts v-s alies hrn
sslf with the 1fa1clu r1re-u-eu- IN c1ruta-ng re
arny ot Tie ati8sns 7t China VII Dc treated as an
c-emy-
= Any wa- material 10 matter IN What form
furnished BY f'-si-re-s - the Nsrchu sr~s-mer-
VIII b c1ufsc1ted uuCn caurrTe-
b order Yang. NIINH-THANG.
C.,----a-5e-ia-Chisf o. the Rsvolztio-a-y Amy Il
Turnar
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
pisputes sir william Ramsay.

Psris CO1ssrlntencs Lonion TslerTaph-
Nine Curie. who shares with the late
Pierre Cure, her husband, the honor OF
having discovered radiun, has a bone 70
pick with Sir William Ramsay. and in a
communication 70 the Academy OF Sci
ences questions the results OF one OF
his best-known experiments Sir William
found that under radioactive influence
copper Yields HthiUm. Nine. Curie dis
putes this discovery. and suggests that
the lthiUm came from the glass vessel in
which the experiment was made. She
tried the same experiment. first in a glass
tube. then in one OF quartz. and in both
cases found Ithium- But when she en-
ployed a platinum vessel the copper salts
under the influence OF radium Welded TO
Hthium az all Hence her doubts as TO
Sir William Ramsay's discovery. But
she is continuing her experiments. and
will not assert for certain that he IS
wrong before she is quite sure
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
A SURPRISING WEDDING.
II Quite Shocked the American In
tfI She saw the Camera.

til She saw the camera
An elderly American authoress asked
ne a few days ago 20 conduct her 70
place where she could see a work
mans wedding. as she required II for
her new novel. writes the Paris cor
respondent OF the GentIewoman- To
ob-ige the lady I took her TO the Lac
Saint-Fargeau- an establishment a. the
TOP Of TIE steep Rue de Belsville-
L was still early when We reached
the pace. and no brides OF bTfdesrooms
were visible as yet At last two char
a -bancs drove up 70 the door. and a
noisy company alizhted, all smoking Gig
arettes. including the bride. which shock
ed my hriend exceedingly.
TIE company then sat down 10 lunch
con. end We watched them from 8 dis
lance, while a photographer took his po-
sitio1 near Us. The meal did not last
very long and ended in the bride per
forming a iig on the table. while the
guests danced around her. They then
started games. hide and seek. SC. and
while the bridegroom had his back turned
the bride threw her arms around the
neck OF q red-haireG youth
This led 20 a fight between the two;
the melee became general the bride
pulling on her wreath and throwing IL
ar her father-in-law' head. Ny friend
looked on in breathless excitement. while
the guests jumped over the tables and
chairs. but when the bride turned a
somersault. aiighting on the bridegroom s
shoulders. the good lady's indignation
rose 20 a high pitch. and IT was only
then that I told her what land the
reader no doubt toO-guesSed long be
fore that they were a party of acrobats
rehearsing a scene for a cinemstogrspA
company
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
COW HIDES CONCEAL LIQUOR
Revenue Officer Leaves While the
Proprietor Is Out.
Big or Little the COuntersfCn in
Maine, where Prohibition
Is Law.

Lewiston. Ne. Aug 2--Dsputy SturEis
Commissi0ner Goss II at work on song
which VIII Be parody on Locked in the
stable with Tire Sheep only he viii call
1t Found in The Hide with The Booze
Deputy Goss' inspiration comes from a
seizure which Deputies Beaulieu and ste
vens made In a stable in Lincoln alley
early Friday morning They took a peek
into things at their leisure before the
proprietor showed Up, and discovered one
OF the most ingenious and best concealed
hides which has been unearched by the
officers Of late
Entrance IS made by first going up TIVE
flights Of stairs and then down one. But
the flight that YOU 20 down IS so carefully
concealed that Il was only by the merest
chance that The officers found IL The
stairs c-eased with each step. which vas
the only noise except that OF scanperilg
rats as large as Pet p0odles and with
tails as long - a train Of cars
1t the foot OF the stairs the officers
found an open room which apparently
was a part Of the stable 4 lamp with
a smoky chimney was OF box. beside
which were a number Of glasses Near by
were A ten-gallon keg. a two-gallou jug
a gallon measure and a pint measure.
al containing whisky This booze den
was evidently the retreat and source OF
supply Of the pocket peddle-s-
Liquor selling in Lewiston and other
Maine cities which have been invaded by
the StUrgis deputies has been reduced @
such an exact science thai those who TAX
chances are being called professional
booze veuders- As doctors can tell whelh-
e- a person Is ill by the look Of his face
so can these peddiers tell whether a mar
wants 10 buy whisky when he shows VI
al a resort where the stun Is dealt out OF
the sly
Only one question Is asked 2 customer
by the pocket peddle-- He simply walk:
ID 20 the man and SAYS
Big or littlsc" and soon produces tht
goods ordered
Big or little" means more than rhs
words indicate. II the customer SAYS big
he gets pint and Z he says little h
gets half a pint. He isn't asked VIVA
kind he wants. for only enc IS carried
He gets whisky or nothing.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
BerItpcr nrinLs Income.

From the London Globe
A German physician, Dr. Hirschfeld.
has been computing the quantity Of alco-
holic drink consumed IN Berlin Berlin
possessed three years ago l2.S92 drinking
shops-one for 6l0 inhabilants-in addition
10 21 where wine only IS sold During
the period the Berliners consumed fSS 95e. %
5s2 iiters Of beer. 24.7ol.5z5 lters Of brandy.
and 19.o55962 Iiters Of wine This works
out at an average annual consumption a
head Of the population OF sos Ecers Of
alcoholic drink. at a cost Of l0o marks. a
mark being one shilling. As the average
income Of the Berliners. including women
and children. is about 6S3 marks. It may
be said thsb the BeTiiner spends a seventh
part Of his income in intoxicating drinkA
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL J.. Is16.
Leave washington New Union Station
SIS a. m. .-Dallg-AL points on Ncrialk and Wess-
s-r. also kr1zvllle Clatta-a1ss. and Memphis.
I5.45 2 m.-DaliY- Roanoke Bristol WInst0u-
~a.laa krczsi-e. Cls-taucl g.. Nas1ville Asz1phia
Sew Orillus T-r--sl S-eeusr- Dlulug cars.
Fer Norfo.k-Learl Washington - q n daily
a. Is a. e.. LaL- .sxcsps S1udayl- ArriTe Sorfolk
- . a. ~ 80 B. ID
SO r m--Dally-Bezr5vL-e. L1-ay. sll1a1dosA
Elstcn
Trains from TIE Southwest srT1Te SIS a. T. and
u-O = ia
creuue bend Buildlug}.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
-1sAPEAKE ( OHIO RAILWAY

..,.E- F1-1.=ael oa-y zs -aig-zlz-lla. ana Lot
.a.aaaga--
-... H. l.-C- a. U- Limited. UaLy-Fasf res-
-.- r-l-T t--ll s.---ers -rlr. Lc--s-
-..e. Lll.--"a-l. lal--la4i il-l-. Jli-sE5. suu -
SOS. tlals 1zl7u Is hEE--lA mos cIl-lEs. Pull
.sa lars Lagl5Fs.e 90 Nzzalt.5. HCTlr ais Lld Neg
.s.ear- ul-lIE caI5. "a eaIre sc-lIlc.
.--a T. AZ. h. D.. LL1LLEED. Lll-r-Sr. ID
.t-.lu1ia r1azl. Pullman aetrE-s 10 CluC11na-l
5lla-ll1 ana Louisville COM sTru-EUt s.earIng
Er o. y uElula Hot -TIlr-s Gays DIu1ug Cars.
d carte sesT1lG. Pullman cllCI-Ts -Cl1clulal 70
..ClEH ana - Lr-s. ard Louisville u MeUl-1s.
,z-.sI..e ard Nsr orleans.
i.e=gr1sgilus ard lcae-s az ClCslltake AID Ohio
..ECes. 5B Ea--sI g-lla avenue. L2s s.rcst. and
arT Union >ra.-lI Letrlluls- Nan - to-
-1l-s-l1 Terminal Cab Service and Main lg55 y
.s5 Ter T. d %. T1-Ess O1icl.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED.

IT WILL KILL FLIES. ROACHEs. BEDBUGs.
al Insects, ~ simply sprsriug 81. Phone Nslu
au-s5r
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or The COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District a Columbia. Washington. ID. C.. August
q 1ss-Selled pr1Tcsais VIII BE- received AZ this
-Hic- until FRIDAY. September & les 50 oclock
p. n f1r furnishing saddlerv suupiies for use a
the vsri8gs branches cf The g0rerunent q the DIS
crrJ of Columbia dTr-E the remaining portion o.
the fiscal vssr ending Tuue So 1903 Blank forms of
proposal NAY b obtained on sppilcltion 70 the
Property CLERK =. c. Dis-r'c- Building HENRY
l. WEST. Jay J. MORROW. Co-1nlssiouers
D. c au1 ZG EEZ
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

s. B--El-l-E-E -c-a-a-e lE1ls p-1lls1ed ousy
.ltd.msraz. Az ale lo- saaEaatee1-
r.r Al-a-la. ts--l--as-4z-. ll1ul4e. NeE Orlezns
.--eiI--1 Cll--al1osz. Le1l1a. s-5 4 Z znd
lsl b. u- -l----
.-E EllIl4e. hulzEil-e, Czztzzloosz. Memphis
.sa UI.es-s 1855 B. l. daily
llr Clll-lula- JL4li-s-l-. Als-z-a. Alkc-. saran-
.- J---s--s--lz- al4 r.5-l1a polz-s. SO = T.
s-.-
.lulls- cars fC- Ca-i1--iz. tri-ueeEig. so 2 n
.lls- l-r HlrL--.lL lLlr- 81 a. lsl--. AS "a u
..A days. i-- D4uF----. SIS o. n. lzlg. AID for
-4-l-es.I.-e Sis a- ll- AID - p IL czl-y. Esr-
.. ss4l-s 90 ard tlH-l B-u1z5s-
L. s. BROWN. GCl-Ill Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
New Use for F,freI Tower

The EiTeI tower Is now 10 be used as
an extra powerful wireless telegraph sta
ton. capable OF communication with New
York Since the Paris Exposition the
EiffeI tower has been a sort OF white
elephant TO Paris ms. but its value as a
wireless station is evident. Assuredly
the constructor Of the giant tower builded
better than they knew
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Useful TrOops.

From the Nashville AmeTicao-
Hardly a day passes in which troops
are not ordered out some place where
trouble has broken loose. OF threatens
70. The CSoops are worth all they cost
the State. When they are needed they
are badly needed They are effective
when all else fails. They are peace pre-
Servers
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
PctrnIenm Production.

The worlds production OF crude pc
troleum for 1907 was s.ess. 90 gallons
The world was mainly dependent for its
supplies upon the. United States and Rus
sia, and no countries under the British
flag. other than Canada Burmah. and
Assam, contributed to those supplies
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Tc.t for c-Iindcr oils.

An authority states that the best test
fer cylinder oils is 10 heat them in a
current OF air for one hour ~ the TEN
perature corresponding to the steam
pressure at which they are 20 work. TIE
loss in weight should not exceed 0-5 Per
cent
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
FOR sALE-FARMS.

OWING TO ny OLD AGE AND NOT CARIN,
90 De- b-tl-r=l lH--z- vs-a e-r-l-5lrs tl-u-l-s p
-f-- fr sale ur as--f-. -l-E o. Cl75-e--Ti.
Comfy. rear Bon Ar Hl -Le Srlrle-l Ezl,--l5
and SIX miles t-u El-=-E -.l cu-ls-r- 1f - ACRES
large isis s-E 1-e water power. --al dwelling
1u-lll-sS. r--- 81 E-u Improvements. is-e
-z1.--.- af -5Hial- and 1-rl vr.d ia-r mules. tra
old ard -Tn rara-. vi-la--- q tlsuish raised o-
--e farm Fer rET-I-rllr- lr- 90 -
elr- store. Of Ea-- 1I1I g.. A. T. JAHNhE. I.--.
mrrd. IA aZ--.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
AUCTION SALES.

At WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.'s AUCTION
rocns. ouTner 1o-h and y s-s- rE-. On Saturday.
Aszust p Is1s. vii be sold al goods stored IN
TIE names Of Jennie Stafford. Nathan Shipley and
II 4 Smith. L S STORAGE zu22et.e1S