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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-03-03
Observation-Disclosures GOOD WORK.
Has Demonstrated to South the Un-
wisdom of Political Aloofness.

II is a mistake to suppose that the
breach between the south and the
north remained agape at all points
during the long period of reconstruc-
ton following the civil war. There
were individuals southern born who
were not so blinded by prejudice and
passion as to believe no good under
any circumstances of any one identi-
fed with the north. Indeed, the
sound OF cannonading had hardly
ceased to ring in peoples ears, when
there were peals OF wedding bells for
the nuptials of southern girls who mar
ried union soldiers and left the homes
of their childhood to go north with
their husbands.
President-ele Taft, in his address
at Augusta, Ga, recalled this pleasant
episode of the long ago, and assured
a bevy OF southern beauties who were
among his hearers that the southern
notion that the people at the north
are all cold has no foundation in fact
That southerners of the sterner sex
are not incapable now of warming to
northerners has been evident for some
time, and is particularly manifest in
the hearty reception which is accord.
ed to the president-elect. He has done
tactful thing in spending some of his
time prior to the assumption Of the en-.
crossing duties which will engage him
at Washington in mixing with the PEG.
pie OF section which has for more
than a generation been politically out
of sympathy with the forces dominant
in the nation. The south cannot af.
ford to continue her political aloof-
ness. She has begun to have more
than a suspicion OF the fact The
presidentelect is taking the right
course to restore perfect harmony In
the family Of states.
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mark Twain" INCORPORATED

Whatever may be the psychic eon6,
ton OF Samuel l.. Clemens. Mark
Twain may be presumed to have part
cd with his soul-having converted
himself, his name and all that pertains
thereto into that soulless no legs than
Invisible and intangible entity known
as corporation. But II is in a good
cause, that this psychic humiliation
has been endured, and the world will
be disposed 20 praise rather than
blame him for what is an act of real
providence and forehandedneps. II is
for the sake of his children, says the
New York Globe, who as his heirs may
be able because Of this action 20 enjoy
me fruits Of his labor much longer
than they otherwise would. For II is
believed that Mark Twain. Incorporat
ed. will be proof against all pirates, re
spectacle or otherwise, wkere plain
Mark Twain would DO without defense.
1t is even fondly hoped that Mark
Twain, incorporated, will be able. in
some fort. to prevail against the copy.
right law
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Mr.. Taft at Panama

We shall soon know exactly what
Mr.. Taft thinks of the engineering
progress at the Panama canal. Not
that Mr.. Taft is an engineer. but he
will take a stan of engineers with
him, and we can rely upon the impair.
TALLY Of their opinions and the i'm
Partially with which Mr.. Taft will
summarize those opinions and sot
them forth.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-03-03

AS when Vesuvius last broke loose,
people will wonder why men choose 10
dwell In such scenes Of danger. But
between the great disasters mat make
80 Tortentious printed list are long
periods when the slope are golden
with lemons rtpening and the rich soil
smiles with double hsrvests. A volcano
is not such bad neighbor It always
gives warning, says the New York
World. and in its worst Ats enriches
the soil. The earthquake in its appal
ling fury and unacceptable sudaennos,
- . different matter.
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Like Brinolno Like

How ia it BIZ Jones seems able 70
shovel 50 much money INFO the family
exchequer?"
He can shovel 1t because he play,
good poker"
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SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Louisville, Ky. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable COMPOUND has GER

tainly done me q
world of good and
/ cannot praise it
enough. ] suffered
fromirregularitjeS
dizziness, nervous
ness, and a severe
female troubl e.
LydiaE.P inkham's
Vegetable Com
pound has restored
me to perfect
health and kept me
from fhp nnar1tinO
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Avoiding Embarrassment.

"Dickey." said his mother. when
you divided those five caramels with
your sister did ou give her threer'
No, ma. / thought they wouldn't
come out even, SO / ate one fore !
began to divide-"-United Presbyter-
Ian.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-03-03
FULL OF HARMONY.

Old Sport suppose you've como
Of musical family?
The Other-Musical! Bless you. sir
Why even our dogs got brass bana
round its neck!
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Murder!

One gets Il by highway msn--Tens
of thousands by Bad Bor0eLs-No diff.
ference. Constipation and dead lives
make the whole system sick Every.
body knows it-CASCARETS regulate
cure Bowel and Liver troubles by sirnply
doing natures work until you get we'll
Millions use CASCARETS Life Saveri
cAScARRTS Toe q box for q yesk's 90
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes a month
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17
SUNDAY TALK ABOUT MORALS
WHAT THE LAW AND ORDER
LEAGUE HAS DONE AND WILL
VET DO FOR AROMoRE.

Papers in other parts of the state
and many individuals, have been
seeking TO point the finger of
scorn at Ardmore. and saying: "Ah
ha! Behold we are not as this place.
We have had no trouble within our
bounds, we are as quiet as any grave
yard you could find anywhere in 4
back district of Connecticut. Ard
more has had bootleggcrs. murder.
crs. horse thieves and every other
kind of outlawed creatures in her
limits She is become a kissing and
scorn to her sisters We give
tithos OF mint. anise and cummin
ourselves. We are SO holy, so pure
that there is no approaching unto
our perfection We need no repent.
ance.' Even 50 have Shose who scot
fed az hrdmorc bclaudcd themselves
So now We say. Go 10. now. ye
mockors Let us sit down and reas
on with you. Whether is il better
10 deny facts. to whitcn the sep
ulchrc that hides the corruption. o.
TO acknowledge, like the publican
that we are sinners. and then
straightway seek out the means tC
redeem ourselves? Mind that tn,
things the Ardmoreite will tell aro
things well known TO those who
write them and they are thus"
The day that the citizens meeting
was held. the day after an innocen
child was shot down on our streets
while pursuing his legitimate bust
ness, was a great day for Ardmore
There were men In that meeting
who were there. not for great dem
onstration. not TO raise wonderful
stir and then do nothing. They Wcr,
men who were sober, quiet citizens
who believed in doing nothing il
haste or hot blood. but i'm lawful!
fulfilling the intents Of that laJ
whi,h promises equal protection Il
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all. Many things were discussed
there. the outcome Of which will not
be fully known for many a year
But this much Is sure: From that
meeting there sprang up n"w Ard.
more. whatever might be done IN
secret there should bc no move such
open outrage Of public opinion as
had been hitherto. The special grand
Jury called to consider 'hC cases
most important at the time had dcnc
it's duty beyond a question. Many
who were leaders in the hosts Of evil
have left the town. many more Viii
leave il by the time the work Of
that grand jury is complete. Verdict
have been returned by iuri"s NJ
longer afraid 10 act upon their Goa.
yictions that have put many man
behind the bars who, but for he
determined men Of Ardmorc. would
have gone free to carry on his career
of crime and fraud The ministers Of
the town have been reinforced IN
their work 10y men ami women IRON
all rlnkc of life. The W. C. T. T.
the Benevolent Society. the WON
ems societies of the various churches
all these have stood firmly by their
determination 70 give every aid in
their power 20 those who were up
holding the law. And. as the best
way 10 keep weeds from garden
is to put flowers. thickly sown in
their place. so determined e'tor'
is being made 10 so increase tho
I working force of the Y NJ e. \
| that 1t may be power for good, no
merely a weak struggle, towards e
I'm Ardmore. Some months ago mar
who knows of these things was
| heard 10 say. ~ Is the easiest thinl
in the world to scare bad man
engaged IN unlawful deeds, hecaus'
| he knows he has the world agains
| him But 10 do It, you must 50 ;url
the light on him that theah decd
will he revealed for what they are.
The history Of every great puhli
reformation since the worlds histor,
began to he tcld. shows the truth o
this. II may be that. If some of tho
| places that have cried out agains
| Ardmorc would start just such al
investigation as has gone on her
for weeks past, great many rascal
would be discouraged and grea
deal of good would he accomplished
Some people in Ardmorc hav"
slight acquaintance with Scripture
at least enough to know that 81 wa
the publican who cried out for FOR
giveness and who purposod TO 5rin
forth fruit meet for repentance VIII
went down unto his house ius'ifis
rather than the Pharisee who glorie
in the fact that he was so much bet
ter than other men. See?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17
BIG MASONIC REUNION.
Scottish Rite Masons Preparing for
Great lime at MeAlester.

Scottish Rite Masons of Eastern
Oklahoma are preparing for a great
reunion at McAlester January %, 26
- and 2S, at which time a large
class will receive the Scottish Rite
degrees. The Masonic temple at Nc
Alester is said 10 be one of the fin
est iu the world devoted exclusively
10 Masonry. Quite a number of Scot.
tish Rite Masons of this city will at
tend the McAlester meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

Why break your back over a wash
tub ana wear out your clothes on u
board, when you can wash your
clothes 10 spotless perfection with
easy way clothes washer in one
fourth the time. Drop me card for
free trial offer.
r. A. BAILEY,
224 :. w LIST 81.
l5-2 Ardmore, Okla.
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PERSONALS


town
: W. chapman of sulphur is IN
town.
/ Il ,s,cop. of For. Worth Is m
Ardmorc over sunday
,,,ch,,. i'm nlacc nr Mrs G,orcia
scoti vbo i. ouitc sick
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,.....
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> J. 9lN.S '' ,''' ''''', "'''''''''''
Is S''""''E 'u""'' '' ''"'''
7 w Dalton and wifi. of "u'H
ric wer" Visitors h'.c Yesterday
Mis-, jamie Thomas is spending che
weekend with tri"ads m p'ni-on
Mrs r G. Bcm.t of Marietta
was shopping in ArImoro Yesterday.
Mrs. II 49, Saulorson left last
nigh, for Marietta ,p visit her nus.
band
John Mulkcy OF NuIkyy was h.e,
Yesterday looking after business at
fairs
Cal stewart wa business visit.
or here Yesterday from his farm lt
Holder.
r. V. Graham. v.ll known citl
zen of Pauls valI.y. was visitor
here yesterday.
Don Cochranc vls i'm town ycstci.
day ON his way to spend SUNDAY with
home folks at Wynucwood
/ James l.. Wallace Of the Bankers
National bank LEFT Yesterday ON
business visit to Guthrie.
Alvin +. Pycatt prominent ~
tonoy of Pauls Valley was a bust
ness visitor here Yesterday
Chas Wcathcrby of Bowie. Texas
is with his friend G Wood II,
expects to locate iu Ardmorc
Mrs. J. H. Vernon of Holt, Califor
mia. who has been visiting her rcla
tives here, will return home Monday
G. r. Reeyoh, the popular sno,
salesman, is in from his territory am,
will spend few days here will
friends.
Miss Incz Stewart is In Paul
Valley at the bedside of her nephc1,
Master Jack stewart who has bee
i'll for the past week
A. c. Young returned yesterday al
tcrnOon from the Chicago markets
where he went to buy a lire Of furu
ture 10 rcplenish his stock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

There Is no case on record OF a
cough, cold or la grippe developing
into pneumonia after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as II cures
the most obstinate deep seated cough
and colds. Why take anything else?
Sold by all druggists d a. "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17
CARPENTERS PLEA

What's the matter with Old Man
CCrcad Fraloy? Doesn't he do good
work? II so, why don't you give him
work to do and sure he will give
you a square deal II
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Adams Cafe.

Extra select oysters always on
hand and properly served. Cozy dining
room for the ladies. A first class cafe
l0-lm
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+ PIck.UPs HERE AND THERE. I
Z + + + + Z = + + + + + + + I

The many friends of Mrs, Pyeatt
are glad to see her again i'm her
place IN the county attorneys office
The friends of Miss Ruth Hazel
will be sorry to hear that she recently
spramed her ankle very badly and
that it will be some time before she
will be around again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

|. Il. Lambert, whose remains as
stated in our telegraph news Friday,
were discovered in the ruins Of the
Copeland hotel at Topeka, Kansas,
was at one time Il. 5, district attor'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

r. j. Dorsey, who has represented
Love & Thurmoni of this city as
cotton buyer at Madill for the past
two years, died at Madill yester.
day morning at . o'clock of pneu'
monia. Mr.. Dorsey was former
resident of Mckinney, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17
To Cure a cold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL
II fails TO cure. Il. w. GROVES sig
nature Is on each box. 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17
COL. T. A. PANKEY

Arrived in thee ity last evening.
He is looking out for business for
the celebrated Winona Mills Hosiery
and Underwear. The Colonel cannot
give his personal attention 20 this
city this season, but will leave a
live representative in Mr. Byron Hill
recently of WhItesboro, Texas, but
now OF Ardmore. | solicit for Mr.
Hin the same courteous treatment
ami liberal patronage always accord
ed me. See Mr.. Hill when ne calls
With thanks for past fayors, an
vours truly,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

w B. Johnson yesterday received
Telegram from Tishomiugo advising
him of the acquittal of w W Lail
charged with murder Mr. Johnson de-
Tended Lail in the trial at Tishomin
go. The case was begun last Wed
nosday and went to the jury Friday
afternoon Yesterday the jury reach
ed verdict acquitting the defendant
lail was charged with killing SAN
Hare at Mannsvillc January "a 1906
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

Mar"hall Diggs Of Lindsay. well
known in this city having attended
Hargruve college here until the clos
ing of that big Methodist college on
account of the destruction Df the
building by fire, has been elected
captain of the Epworth University
football team at Oklahoma City for
1909. Diggs has been prominently
mentioned for a backficld place on
the all-Oklahoma eleven of 1908. be
cause Of his great work with Epwortt
the past year. His many friends IN
Ardmore are clated with his success
az Epworth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17
COL. SOX

Read Ardmor,ite want ads
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Dr Hardy has letters from his
mothorlcss children now I'm College
Lorettc, Las Cruces. New Mexico, In
which they say that they are as com.
Portable and happy as they can be
away from him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

Deputy Grand Worthy President
J. $. Parry spent the evening with
his brother Eagles of this city las
evening,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

new iu that city and was a noted
orator L. ;. Dulman Of this city was
wJll acquainted with the deceased
during his residence In that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

J. :. Lane, the East Main street
grocer. has purchased the Alexander
lunch counter Mr. Lanes brother
Lewis Lane viii be manager of the
lunch counter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

Miss Nell Nolen has Just returned
from a trip TO Wyoming. Miss Nolen
states that when she left that part
of the country the thermometer regis.
tered forty degrees below zero.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-17

Hamton Tucker and family of Nc
Alestcr are visiting the family of
Colonel Atnsworth. Mr. Tucker is the
coal trustee of the Cherokee nation.
W. c. Dewitt will have his lunch
counter in operation at his billiard
parlOr tomorrow.
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
BE Found Ina TOmOrrOyy's Eds
ton OF The Times.
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CHAPTER XIII.
a CRISIS.
W. HO'LL play me a game Of ehecke
a CRISIS.

wv HO'LL play me a game of checkers
w for a banana a slider Phil cried
out. when he had come to his decision.
Il vflItf answered several voices.
Cant play YOU ALL he replied.
Il said il first" Bob answered anXi-
ously.
AN right. guess you did III play
YOU, them" Phil decided quickly be-
fore anybody else could put IN his
claim.
The game started at once. Phil had
already concealed his homemade file
in a large banana, and had fastened to-
gether the end he had tempered with
so that the guard would not notice Il.
The game was necessarily slow, for
it was awkward to move by shouting
out the numbers.
The stake Of one banana was 10 go
10 the man who won two out Of three
matches.
In order to quiet suspicion and at
the same time lose two Of the games
Phil played his very best at first and
managed 10 take the first game Of the
series.
" You're playing awfully well il seems
10 me-" Bob cried from his cell, not
understanding why Phil did net give
him the first game in order 10 lose
quickly and have the file transferred
Better look sharp answered Oar
ing, "OT III beat you this time too"
But the second game was won by
Bob. Phil played of purposely
Then came the third, which Phil must
also lose in order that Bob might get
possession Of the file.
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CHAPTER XII.

A LETTER AT LAST.
~ URING the following two or
three days checkers was the
accepted game.
TIE No, chose teams and
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The attendant wavered-
Be quiet, boys There ought to be
some orders for met" ne cried Il can't
let yOd out without orders"
Let us out or you die damn your
beloved Brady, reaching through his
bars and aiming a heavy fist at the at
tendant
Another biIlow Of smoke burst through
the door and it partly opened
The men yelled louder and danced up
Hsre!' cried the attendant, jerking
Phi. back as they reached the door OF
the cell and thrusting his gun into the
astOnished young fellows hands.
You're as good as dead, editor. I've
got TO have help and orders. Stand
guard and shoot the first devil that
makes a break
The order rang clear Every man
heard it.
PIN took the gun and steeIed him
self to qUell the riot while the attend
ant rushed for help.
IN let you out when 1 get back.
Remember, editor, you're as good as
dead. You're wearin' red stripes. Stick
to your post or die week earlier.
That's all"
With that the guard burst through
the door and staggered back for a mo-
ment, a vast cloud of smoke sweeping
into the little room.
In a second he had recovered him
self and was dashing down the stairs.
Phil heard him fan and roll to the
bottom.
Then the cries broke out from the men
in the condemned cells. Horrid Oaths
We're hurled at him. Threats were
/ screamed into his ear. and he heard
BlOke Brady ripping up his bed to use
one Of the steel braces in trying TO pry
open his bars.
But Phil had accepted q trust. Be
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Washington TO Philadelphia
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BALTIMORE TO NEW YORK

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the great fishing grounds, Bettertou also
Chester Pa From Washington by Is. and
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thence Ericsson line to Philadelphia. Steam
ers sail daily except Sunday 8 p. IA Fast
,lav boats daily ana Sundays a. m.
Tickets 10 Philadelphia on sale IN Washing
ton at b. and U. and ". II. & A. f Ry.
Ticket OFFICES Also j. SPLIEDT. Ticket
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Grove Long Branch. Albany. Troy. and
points north. Write for guide
CLARENCE SHRIFER. c. ?. A..
Light and Pratt SITS Baltimore Md
ief7-30l
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sides nc could do nothing. In a moment
came the CTackle Of flames eating up the
stairway The prisoners ShTicked and
yelled with fright.
BioSe Brady was pounding around
with the bed brace like a mad bull
Phil Daring rushed to the door. Tie
place was suffocating.
At that moment figure stumbled in
TO sight.
It was the attendant. His face was
blanChed and his hands burned
It's no usei" ne cried. They're slI
outr'
Then he turned like a cornered tiger
and looked at the window. the only pos
sible means of escape
With spring the attendant plunged
| toward 1t. II was lis only chance to
save himself from the fire.
Phil Daring threw himself between
the guard and the window. He Crap
pied with the man and threw him. The
Z tongues of fire were already shooting
along the door-sill. Phil remembered
then how this part of the prison had
always been considered the most unsafe.
Let me go. I'll XIII youi" screamed
the guard, struggling, as he and Phil
rolled over and over on the smoking
floor.
The prisoners were yelling Ike mad.
and pounding around in their cells like
Gagged lions.
The attendant, blinded and desperate,
suddenly wrenched his gun from Pills
hands with terrific force.
Daring was nearly sUffOcated, but
the insane believing of the terror
struck men made him hold his nerve.
The guard struck out wildly with
the gun.
Luckily it missed Pills head, but it
came down upon his hands and loosened
his grip.
With a mad leap the guard threw
himself across the window sill, which
was already bursting into flame.
Phil spraug upon him ike d tiger and
pinned him there
by heaven, You don't get out alone
and leave Us herei' he cried. Give up
those keys"
The Continuation Of This Story VIII
Be Found Ina TOmOrrOyv's Eds
ton OF The Times.
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New York.

GREAT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Rich
field Springs, y. 7. Noted for curative pow
ers, rheumatism, govt and blood diseases.
1eS-Iu. tn. sa-24t