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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-19


The last years g lie are Tie sweet
est. and yet TIE most difficult 10 pros
hong. Il IS then tliat the greats care
IS exercised IN mint aining bodily
health But The Chief care should AZ
ways be with regard 10 the food yoti
eat and whether you ara digestiilg i
properly Yoi sliould moi allow your
sell to become corstipa I'd.
no doubt y6u have tried salts and
cathatt ~ plli pun ne table u.s. etc. and
have come 70 conf lnsibn that they n 9
gocu Iistels then, 70 the voice u exS
perlenee with res egt 70 i Wont erfal and
mid l9&atty DR. CaldltY us syrup Rep-
S,n4 It " not new only we are trying
70 tlnd new friends for IL +
A. A. Felts, az Johnston City, M, slif-
and found his cure IA DR.. CaldWellss
Syrup pepsfn. His vito use Il too with
success. We could nalGae Hundreds of
others. Some heard 81 & firAt through
nelgthors Tor hers tlitough the
doctors offer To send any slfffefer if0tn d
stonA ch, liver on bowel complaint d free
sample bottle for trial, ithout charge.
II you WIN send your name and address
he win send You trial bot tie direct 70
your home II proves itself as he
buying q 50.cent or 81 ottie Of your
drug tst. as. all of them sen Il. Old people,
like Natiafen, should look for Flifit y. aud
Il Is well to mention that the purity Of
this remedy ~ 1lplich ed for with the " s..
Eov en- e taosigh re- eottle
always guaranteed from theS egulRr
bottles bought OF druggists who viii res
fund your money II Il does not satisfy
ypu. Send at least for the free test bottle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
uiar annual meeting of the stockhol1.
ers Of the Clarksburg Industrial Cor.
pany viii be held in the City O
Clarksburg, at the court house. o.
Thursday evening, March 4. 1893. a
1870 y. m.
p efgtf1VtstA pr eiSs,,s44 -,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-19

Say, John, where will meet you
tonght?" Z
Meet me at the Peanut Wagon
ion Pike street"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-19

terms. for properties that gill pleas
you for home. Or Investment Tor sure
gain; on Main or IsIlse street Leo .s
Coal street. Carr avenue, Clas street
and Carlisle court. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-19

For snIe many t0iises q Lots III
most desirable az city ana Ia MI
the suburbs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

The Continental Casually will gro
tect you in case OF accident. see
how cheap the policy is. Ask c. p
Stevens a Company. 20-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
HON, TOM WATSON
TOO BUSY TO COME
EDITOR OF JEFrE RsoNIAN
TOUCHING UP SOCIALISTS IN
AIS MAGAZINE.

Hon Tom Watson, editor ot the
Jof'crsonian, and whom Thomas Wa
Ter Mills challenged to q joint debate
at this place. writes that 1t WI D,
impossible To make any speeches or
Joint debates at this time ON account
OF much work In connection with his
magazine \ letter TO Mr T. r R.N
roat of this place say:
Thomson. Ca, Sept l3. 1909
Mr.. T. r. ReXroat.
Ardmore, Okla,
My Dear Sir:
appreciate your desire 10 have
me visit your community and ad
dress its people Let me tell you
what am doing. and then you VIII
see how impossible il is for me TO
drop my work and make a series Of
speeches. or have series OF joint
debates.
All the editorial work OF the Week
" Jeffersonan falls TO my share. and
every line OF the four pages of edi.
torial matter is written by my own
fingers. from forty to fly pages OF
my magazine are filled in the same
way. I am getting up original mat.
ter for volume on Southern ora.
tory, and | am writing The Life and
Times OF Andrew Jackson" Resides
this, am making the necessary stud.
les for series OF articles on Social.
ism, which will be put into book form
AFTER they have run through my mag.
azine These various Jobs. IN connec-
ton with private correspondence and
the overlooking OF the management
of my estate. keep me busy al the
time. Any interruption entails con
siderable loss and makes II necessary
for me to go over again those authori
ties which have to be used in compos.
/ ing the more serious OF my literary
work
The october number OF my maya
zine will contain the first of the chap
| ters on Socialism. ] hope that you
will read II and be pleased with Il
Before ] get through. II will be
shown. from Socialist authorities, that
the creed Is utterly antagonistic "a
the fundamental principles OF chris
tiar civilization.
Very truly yours.
THOS. r. WATSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
PERSONALS

Frank Julian is in the city today
from Wapanucka
l.. johnson Is visitor In the
city today from his ranch at Hen
nepen.
W. r. Moore who owns extensive
ranch property in Knox county, Tex
as. is here visiting with his fam
lily.
Henry Behne Is In the city pack.
ing the Walter c. Dean jewelry fix.
lures preparatory to their shipment
to Oklahoma City.
Mrs. r. T. Dallas, accompanied by
her son, Arthur, has returned from
a visit OF two weeks with relatives
in Sedan. Kan.
Tom Dulaney, ginner at Cornish, is
an Ardmore visitor.
Judge Kendall was in the city
yesterday from Pauls Valley. He
came to attend the meeting OF John
II. Morgan camp.
Capt. Dan. ]. Kendall Of Sulphur
was guest OF John II. Morgan
camp yesterday.
w. A. Ledbetter spent Sunday with
his family here and returned last
evening TO Oklahoma City.
Paul r. Taylor, OF Ada. formerly
OF this city. was here today looking
after some business matters.
Geo. II. Webb. the well known
insurance man, Is still confined q
his home with an attack OF rheuma
tsm. and was reported little better
yesterday.
Dick Light. who has been here
on a brief visit to his parents, re
turned home today. He will shortly
Join The Royal Slave" company
starting the season in Michigan.
Miss Lucille Byrd left here today
10 resume her studies for the sec
ond year at the Columbia College
in Columbia, s. c.
Rev II. G. Connolly. pastor OF tn'
Christian church. went to Msrie,t'
this morning where he made an All
dress before the children Of the pa
lie schools which opened theie n
day,
Mr.. Lee Cruce was able 10 be- GU
yesterday after having been con
fined to his room with blood pois
ming. He attended the ConfederA'
meeting and heard Senator Gore I,
the afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas p. Cor
, were entertained last night at IN
, home OF Mr., and Mrs, NJ. J, Gill o
! west Main street and left this MOI
: ing for Ada, where Mr. Gore has a
I engagement Mrs. Gore will retu
. to their home at Lawton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

Place your insurance with c. A.
Stevens L Co. eos
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
THERE WILL Be NO CHANGE
PRESENT HOURS FOR BUSINESS
At THE POST OFFICE SUNDAYS
SUIT MAJORITY.

Some weeks ago a certain minis.
ter OF the city. approached Post
master Douglas in the matter Of
changing the hour for delivery Of
letters to the public on Sunday morn.
ings and holidays.
Postmaster Douglas is obliging and
accommodating to his patrons In the
very fullest sense and suggested to
the divine that II ne could figure
out any plan which would be more
agreeable to the patrons of the Of
flee than the hours at present gov
erning. that a change would be made,
as It made no difference to him. He
wanted the public satisfied.
No plans being forthcoming Post
master Douglas on Sunday without
any previous intimation TO any one
proceeded 10 take a straw vote or
every patron who inquired for mai
as to what hour would best suit
/ Nhthi w shiI ioi maj vi SuHudy =
The clerks at the various window,
kept register OF the vote. which
resulted as follows:
One voted for o'clock a. m.
Two voted for 6 o'clock a. IN.
1923 voted for from 9 to 10 a. m.
334 voted for from 10 20 II a, m
The result showing that the pres
ent hours were the most suitabl
for the majority. Postmaster Doug
las says there will be no chang
made. AS a matter OF further accom-
modation to the patrons Of the offlc
Mr.. Douglas informs us, that althous
the law does not require this SCI
vice, the sale OF stamps, none
orders and registry OF letters. wi
be made available during the bus
ness hour on Sundays and holiday
, hereafter. This will certainly be {
vast importance to the general pul
lie and will no doubt be highly a.
preciated.
Ardmore has good reasons TO b
proud OF her postmaster and hi
! efficient corps OF employees
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

All the popular brands OF cigars and
tobaccos at Riley's, 2l6 Main street,
19.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
.22OO CHILDREN OPENING DAY


Continued from page four
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thirty men and said that a cigarette
smoker would receive small recogni
tion should be apply for a position In
his establishment.
Mr.. Pennington's advise TO the
pupils was to be constant and thor
ough in whatever they undertook. He
said he had rather be a good hired
man on a farm than a poor farm :,
or a good stenograhper In the Office
OF a lawyer than TO be poor Law
yer. His address made quite an mi
preston on all and when he had con
cluded Superintendent Evans declir
ed that II he were to get any more
eloquent on another occasion II might
be necessary 10 send him to the sen
ate, at which there was loud ap-
plause.
The exercises came TO close with
selection by Miss Van Wormer,
| supervisor OF music and than whom
d
| there is not a better Eved instructor
IN the public school or one more ef
ficent In her art. For evidence the
young ladies' sextette, the closing eS
ercises az the opera house last year,
her work in the churches, In tn
homes and IN the school rooms and
parent and children alike are endear
ed TO her.
At the first days enrolment there
have been $50 more children enrolled
than on any former day in the hi"
school and senior class is the larges'
in the history OF the school, being 3;
per cent larger than for last year
Many pupils from other cities nav,
come here, accompanied by their par
ents to take advantage OF the educa
tional advantages OF Ardmore''
schools which Is the highest compli
ment that may be paid to the sys
ten.
The east side schools have show
remarkable growth In school popula
tion End at the Second ward buildinl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
TOO LATE TO cLAssIFX.

FOR RENT-IFNrnished rooms for
light housekeeping at 220 c street,
N. W., gas for fuel and lights, city
water. Phone 26l-2 rings, OF call
al 220 C street. 2O-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

over 400 pupils were enrolled this
morning.
There are two ninth grades al the
high school and both are fun and
there are also three eighth grades In
the city, all OF them fun. thing that
has not occurred before in the his
tory OF the schools.
The school trustees. some Of the
city and county officials and larger
number OF parents than ever before
were in attendance at the opening ex-
erctses this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

LOST-Gold watch and fob with 81.
Yer steel about two inches long
Name inside case. For reward re-
turn to B. c. Forbes. 2Otf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
Civil Service Examination.

An examination for the position OF
Clerk Carrier will be held in this
city on October Z, 1909.
For application blanks, and for
full information relative 70 the eX'
animation, qualifications, duties, sala'
ries. etc. address Secretary Board
OF Civil Service Examiners, Pot
Office, City
q. J. SANDLIN,
Local SecFet7ry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

FOR RENT-Two modern houses on
c street, southwest. OF five aid
seven rooms, all convenieD rs.
Phone julius Kahn. at No. 225.
2O-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

Louis Ledbetter has gone to Nor
man to take up the work with the
state university. The splendid grades
made by him last year naturally
lead his friends to expect much Of
him at the university this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

FOR RENT--TworOOm furnished
home. Apply Sam Noble. zoe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20

It's time 70 get your fall hats clean.
ed and reblocked, can make them
look like new, out OF town work given
prompt attention.
JOHNSON. The Halter,
Opposite Court House.
1872 Ardmore, Okla,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-20
Read This

Yates Center Kan. Sept. IS, 1908
After my doctors gave me up TO
die. Halls Texas Wonder cured me
OF kidney and bladder trouble. II
Is the best medicine on earth. Mrs
" c Johnson Sold nv al, druggists
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
DUPLICATION

Duplication the abuse of charity and Great
and disorder in the emazaon and coordination of
phantropc anything else 1t sad the least
that Chicago taking lead in this direction practically to
nothing osinay of the elemental and fundamental
Jewish the pleasure should af
ford the recipients Why should Jewish hospital which erected
the most rad orthodoxy and though be supported by the
wishes the orthodox
But the Michael Reese hospital has been deaf to enreay
that the orthodox Jews of Ch
compelled the of such hospital
where the protesting orthodox patients will have qams of
and will be constructed AMI will be
unqualified We learn that for similar almost
of kindred will be Duplicated Is
this charity! Why the Jewish community together
and respect wishes where charity concerned and surmn this
charitable arbitrary spte which decidedly ancwish Such
objectionable and the longer the discre'"b
il
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
THE SABBATH QUESTION

They have been having rather exciting times in Boston with
Sabbath Flelscer instituted the
permanently maerazed quite
time Dr. Eher representing Jewish ortho
this fragrant
odesabished that party in Temple
with the Saturday Sabbath, encouraged
his frequent alsions the fact that the
tradition and habit is dead climax reac
through the
orthodox rabbi weepon the Temple members decided
This interference with
oppo both congregations will sh,
down tight the seventh day of the week and attend their respective
prove sincerity and the sanity of their
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
THE UNREASONABLE CANON

British Canon Robinson Ductworth has stirred
Easter address Westminster Abbey where
Christian duty toward Jews and urged that helping
stretched them that Christianity make amends for all the
historic the Jews by converting them about time
had he has lived long enough to obtain it.
number of his nonsenca kind he will not the
will comprehend the right ethics of Still his
foolish remarks do the ignorant portion of his hearers do
minded old maids and married cran large checks
of the Jew whom this Christian divine
suspicious occasion TO mention in his prayer to-
of Oswald John the
a,over the British Parliament at the
emancipation. has entered protest
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
A Detective Story from Palestine

Egyptian Palestine between 1881 and
of the happened to be in affa
a goldsmith him complaining that his shop had
during the night and of his stolen and
should compensation for his loss while
under the shadow of the Sultan lost thing, he said
Egyptians who much about
the month lose half substance 1t shame to
think that compensation
for honor.
goldsmiths wrath camed him and
said that he should have justice Then he sent cer through the
calling all who loved be gold
smiths shop a certain hour on the following day
Naturally peoples wleted by this mysterious
the appointed hour arrived the street in from;
of Censcly crowded.
Then brahm appeared attended by his officers and the public
said that the Egyptian Government determined
dishonesty if committed
object Even this door, he said turn
the goldsmith shop ha be punished for failing
its duty which thieves, unless tells who it
the shop
The and Ibrah ordered the executioner to
administer hundred laslles
ended Ibahim exhod the door
and said that if feared the aloud could whs
his leaned his the door if he listening
sprang laughing sconuly Tis door talks nonsense lie
said. Executioncr another hundred ashes. ..
second beating Ibrahm listened again. while the people
whispered another that they thought 1brahm must be mad
The stupid tale cried branm desparingy The door
telling that the thief present this crowd OF honest
people and still has dust and cobwe from the shop his fez
BUSH
At these words huedy brush his fez and bra
him the him arrested He proved
be guilty of the theft and punisedThe Jewish World
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
ENrRAPPINe THE IMMIGRANT

that Louis Marshall of New York chair
investigate the condition of immigration
his submitted which will result adj
the gleles immigrant who entrapped his
York by species soul and body smtcher
able low enough make capital out of these people who
The recommendation of department Of
industries and timely and should he cons'nmnted
without waste of precious time The wheels OF state proceed slow
y sphere should their speed somewhat
The exploitation of the immigration by these
reached such where he vigorously taken
in hand and suppressed
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
SCHOOLS FOR JEWISH TEACHERS

The philanthropy of Jacob Schff will permit Of two isti
will the adequate training
which This charity The
Jewish schools and relg
For the
allowed of rather perfuncoy cneavor and little Now
altered. Even volunteer teachers
college
York or i'm Cincinnati nd 50 tfcmse he task
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
THE ZIONIST DEADLOCK

present Zionist deadlock in England rather unfortunate
like soilt
children the whether good greatly hampered and
We such enounent and though
without political Zionist ncnatiOns would rather
will
a uno of orcesw will a speedy
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
NOTHING BUT THE GRIN

Thos who remember reading Alice in Wonderland will call to
Cheshire gradually disappeared until only the
The thin wedge woudbe Jewish assmlationsts and
these weakneed and minded
they show rdcl
in rownd diSemhodment
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07

this Canon heed and
the future Yet such usually to their mlttons
VIII the days round
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07

ADVERTISE IN THE JEWISH OUTLOOK.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-29
LOST WELL" IS FOUND.
Earthquake May Be Responsible for
Restoration of Flow.

Chicago. May 29.-The 'lost welr' in
Lincoln park is spouting again.
The well, which gives forth water
strongly impregnated with iron and 9TH
er minerals, lost itself about three years
ago.
When the we'll dried up there was a
chorus of complaint. The Lincoln park
commissioners were appealed to, as the
we'll was in their jurisdiction, and steps
were taken to have it rebored and
cleaned. 1t was supposed that stop
page was due to distractions, but after
il was thoroughly cleaned and the bore
was deepeRed it was found that surmise
had been incorrect. The well refused
to flow.
The well started to flow Wednesday,
but onlv few of the passers-by no
ticed the fact until yesterday, when
an old time resident discovered the
water gushing forth as of yore.
The only scientific explanation posi-
BILE for the restoration of the flow of
the well is that Wednesday morning s
earthquake readjusted the pressure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-29

Schaick. jr.. formerly of Emporia, Kan,
but now of Washington, to Miss Julia
Romano of New York city. Rev. Mr.
Van >Schaick is pastor of the Church
of Our Father. Miss Romaine is a
daughter of the late Benjamin F. Ro-
maine and has many trends in this
city, the family having visited here ire
quently.
Miss Romaine's father was formerly
a trustee in the Church of the Divine
Paternity in New York, where Rev. Mr..
Van Schaick was assistant pastor for
several years before coming to Wash
ington to assume the pastorate of the
Church of Our Father. The friendship
between the pastor and Miss Romano
began when he became assistant pastor
of the New York church, which is the
largest of the Universalist denomina-
ton in the country.
The arrangements for the WeddlnS
have not been completed as yet. but
the ceremony will be solemnized some
time in June at the Lodges, the country
home of the bride near Seabright, n. j.
The honeymoon will also be spent on
the Jersey coast.
Rev. Mr.. Van Schaick who is one of
the leaders in philanthropic circles in
the national capital, formerly occupied
the chair of history and literature at
Emporia college, Kan. He was occupy
ing this professorship when called to
the assistant pastorate of the Church
of the Divine Paternity in 1898. Two
years later he was asked to assume the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-29
CUBA IS PROSPEROUS.
Minister of the Young Republic De-
tends President Taft

New York, May 2s.-In reference to
the persistent reports that conditions
in Cuba are unsatisfactory and that
President Taft is. concerned about the
financial affairs Of the young republic,
Gen. Carlos Garcia Velez. the Cuban
minister to the United States is today
quoted by the Herald as saying:
There appear to be an organized
movement to misrepresent in this coun-
try Cuban affairs and to spread alarm
through the United States with view
of arousing opinion against the Cuban
government. There is no cause what
ever for criticism and the financial
problems of Cuba. can be easily solved
without tying up the treasury with the
issue of the new loan which President
Gomez is authorized to make.
Proof that the financial situation in
Cuba does not warrant any concern is
the fact of the suspension, accorded by
congress and sanctioned by the president
on the 21st of last month of the export
tax on sugar, tobacco cigarettes, cut
tobacco and liquors. If the financial
situation had been what has been rep
resented by the detractors of the Cuban
republic, the Cuban government would
mot have abolished the said tax"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-29
CORBETT GOT EXCITED.
As Referee He Forgot to End First
Round of Jeffries-Berger Bout.

Chicago, May 29.-James j. Cor
bett. former heavyweight champion,
acted as referee of the Jeffries-Ber-
ger three round bout last night at a
ing.
Corbett called time for the first
round and said: I'll make them go
some" Jeffries. apparently spurred
on by Corbett's presence, rushed at
Berger and pommeled him all over
the ring. He used every jab, swing,
and punch in his repertoire, and his
defensive tactics hardly could have
been improved. Corbett was SO
amazed at Jeffries' cIeverness that he
forgot to call time for the round
and Berger ceased hostilities by going
to his corner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-29
DELICATE OPERATION.
Surgeons Save a Demented Woman
From a Suicides Grave.

New York, May 29.@The wife of a
doctor of Bridgeport, Conn.,, was saved
from suicide by most intricate sur
gical operation according to a de-
monstration made here yesterday at
the convention of the American
Neurological association. The wo-
man, whose identity was not revealed,
appeared before the association and
DIR. L. Pierce Clark, the diagnosing
neurologist and Dr-A. s. Taylor, the
surgeon who performed the operation
explained how she had been driven to
seek suicide by frightful pains in her
head which medicines would not re-
lieve.
The doctors then demonstrated the
very rare operation of the opening
of the skull back of the ear and the
severing of the nerve connecting the
geniculate ganglion with the brain.
The deviation of sixteenth of an
inch by the surgeons instruments