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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-23
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Keokuk lodge. No. 25S-Me.,.
every Thursds., night At Tao o'cIocs
ct hall over Keokuk Savings bsrs
corner Fifth and Main streets. visIt.
ing brethren cordially invited. d y
Trott. N. W.; Ed. W, Moore. "a
corder.
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Morning Star Lodge. No. 5-Mee,.
Fifth and Blondeau. K. OF r. Builo,ns
Tuesday at 1880 p. m. W. q. Strim.
back, Chancellor Commander: j n
Burgess X. Of R. and 8. VISITING
Knights fraternally invited.
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WILL INVESTIGATE.

The Huerfano ana Las Animas
election frauds were the subject of a
resolution introduced in the senate
by Senator Scott OF Teller county
today. The resolution coils for a
complete investigation of those frauds
and especially of an investigation OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company,
connection with the alleged fraud
and the right of corporation to con.
tinue doing business in the state
should 1t be found that it WAS con.
nected with those things.
The real object Of the resolution IL
the beginning of contest in the sen
ate against Senator Barela's seat in
favor of DR.. Ben Beshoar of Trinidad.
Those who have watched the political
Kaleidoscope changes in Colorado 4
political history do not believe tina,
Senator Barela will ever be unsente6.
1t is understood that IL is the in.
tention to delay matters as much as
possible and to finally allow the en-
tire matter to drop. Senator A dams.
who Is the brains Of the par iamentary
practice in the senate, will never be
u party to the unseatng of his col
league. and his next seat mate for the
past "a years. He will do everything
he can to retain Barela III the senate.
A few years ago Barela helped him
on contest Of n different nature and
the friends of the two men do not feel
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sack Of potatoes.
each . divorce.
The court rsfused
Z Z <

AT $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning
the boiler attached to thu sheep dip
ping plant located six miles south Of
Center. exploded with terrific force
and besides destroying all the build
iDgs, blew the engineer, Nelson A.
Groat. literally to pieces. J. Frank
Goad, the manager Of the plant, was
bringing breakfast for Nelson
Groat, who had worked all night.
When within 500 feet Of the plant the
explosion took place and 30 great was
the concussion that Goad was stunned
by the force. Just what caused the
explosion is q mystery. Coroner Bruce
held an inquest and the jury rendered
verdict that Groat WAS killed as q
result Of the boiler exploding but no
evidence could be found attributing a
cause. Groat was single man Of
middle age. He has mother living
In Canada. His body was SO mutt j.
lated that 1t WAS scattered around for
hundreds Of feet. HIS head and legs
we're absolutely blown entirely free
from the torso
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~ restored on the plains.

bo restored on the plains.
Black Kettle opened the council
with . spirited and we'll arranged ad-
dress which keeuly and clearly ana
lyzed all the causes whereby the races
had been brought to war He made
no denial of the depreda tions COM
mitted by his people our did he apol-
ogize for them further than to say
that the young braves could not be
controlled by their chiefs. Judge
Amos Steck aud others present at the
council say that Black Kettle 8 speech
was a masteIly effort. strongly logical
and delivered with great force. The
governor replied. citing his repeated
efforts to bring all the chiefs into con.
ference and their rejection of his
friendly advances toward an amicable
understanding and concluded by turn.
ing the whole matter over to military
authority to be dealt with as Colonel
Chivington might deem advisable.
The council adjourned without &C.
complishing anything definite on
either side. Major Wynkoop. deeply
disappointed and chagrined. gathered
up his Indians and with them re-
turned to Fort Lyon. Black Kettle
and the others reported the result to
their respective bands. who as may
we'll be imagined, we're not satisfied.
WynKoop was soon after superseded
by Major Scott j. Anthony. The
Indians went into camp on Sand
creek. about thirty. five miles from
Fort Lyon. where on November 2Sth.
Chivipgton attacked them with the
Third Colorado cavalry and some
companies Of the Colorado first. A
great many of the savages. including
White Antelope, were killed The
chief wore in the action one of the
most gorgeous war bonnets ever seen.
1t was captured by al actor named
Harry Richmond, attached to Jack
Langrishe's theatrical troupe, who
brought it to Denver as trophy OF
the fight. Richmond also Dragged
how he killed squaws and children
on the field and from all accounts this
story was no doubt correct. Black
Kettle, with the remnant of his tribe
left alive. escaped to the general Iu.
dian encsmpment in the Smoky Hills,
when all the tribes took the war patti
ravaging the plains like besom OF
destruction.
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FORTY YEARS AGO.

rorty years ago In the beautiful
month of September tn, chiefs of the
pilAgipg Indians Of the plains were
brought to Denver from Fort Lyon by
Major Il. W. wynkoop for the pur.
pose of holding peace conference.
Those were the strenuous days when
the blanket Indians Of the plains were
making their last grand stand against
tho invasion Of the whites. The
leading Indian In the conference wns
old Black Kettle, chief OF the Chey.
enncs and the toughest old bucx In
the whole country. They had come
to Denver to have . pow WOW with
Governor Evans BY whioh psaos mish
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that Senator Adams will forget the
favor.
EVER WATCHFUL.
A Little Care Will Save Many
Florence Readers Future
Trouble

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue
of health;
The discharges not excessive or in.
frequent;
Contain no "brick dust like" sed-
iment
Doan's Kidney pills will do this
for you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick
J. f. Mountain, of 1O6 West 9th
St.. Florence. Colo. says: II can
without hesitation speak highly of
Doan's Kidney Pills. knowing we'll
of their merit. My kidneys caused
me great deal of trouble for some
tie, the secrstions being very irregu.
ar in action. Doan's Kidney Pills
we're brought to my attention, pro-
cured box at Daniels drug store and
began their use. soon noticed
distinct change for the better in my
condition My kidneys were strength
ened the action regulated. and gener.
al health improved. will whenever
the occasion arise sake known the
great value of Doan's Kidney Pills. -
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' 's-and
take no other. IN W
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HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES.

During spring cleaning it is moi
enough to have the house cleaned ant
polished from cellar to attic. The
hundred and one little matters that
have been allowed to slide should bt
seen to.
For instance. the bedstead with
the loose castor should be repaired
the faulty washer of the bathroom
faucet should be replaced; the sash
cords and indoor fastenings should al.
be carefully exam ined, and repaired
where necessary; while the breaking
door and drawers which stick SHOULD
be rubl ed over with q piece Of soap.
Mothers will find that the boys love
doing these odd jobs. aud take quite
An interest in them.
Washing Knives The handles Of
knives should never be immersed il
water. or, after time. they woult
become discolored and loose.
To clean the handles. or ivory Of
any kind. make a paste Of whiting
and lemon juice; with q soft rag rut
this very thoroughly ON the handles
II necessary let it remain on fol
some time. then rub it off carefully
rinse quickly in warm water ant
polish with a soft cloth.
Time required for Baking-Beans
8 to 10 hours; beef, sirloin. rare pc,
pound. 8 to 10 minutes; beef. sirloin
we'll done. per pound. ~ to 10 min
utes; beef. rolled rib or rump, PEI
pound. ~ to 10 minutes; beef. lons
or short fuller. 20 to 80 minutes
Bread. brick loaf. 40 to 60 minutes
biscuit. 10 TO 20 minutes: cake. plain
90 to 40 minutes.
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hQW,s ZHis?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
caunot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY Il 90 Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
f. ]. Cheney for the last 10 years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
Walhing. Kiunan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken utter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 10
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists.
Take Halls Fam ly Pills for con.
stipation. i3O
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Stomach Trouble Cured.

II you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Cham ber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mr.. ]. P. Klote Of Edna. Mo. says
l have used great many different
medicines for stomach trouble. but
find CbxmbeIlAin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy ever used. For sale
by Daniels Drug Store. NV
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HOMECOMING OF 7sERS.

Leadville colo. January 81. 1909
Rate Of one fare for the round trip
via the Rio Grande to Leadville and
return. Tickets on sale from points
south and west of Alamosa and Tellu-
ride January 26th. For all other
points in Colorado, January 81.
Final return limit January 81. Gall
on local agent for further informa-
tion. 1 "a
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Fever Sores.
destruction.

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely. but
should be kept in healthy condition
This can be done by apply Chamber.
lain's Sslve. This salve has no su.
perior for this purpose. 1t Is also
most excellent for ohapped hands. sore
nipples, burns and diseases of the
skin. For sale by Daniels Drug
Store. IN VT
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1 WANT TO SELL

Furniture consisting of bedroom
sets both irons and solid oak ,dressers, !,
carpets. chairs, stoves, etc. Gall a
ll2 West Front street. 99.tf
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state Nelps

Of Denver. were married last night
The largest shipment Of sheep ever
sent from the Greeley district WAS
made yesterday afternoon when "a
cars were loaded and started for the
Chicago market. Deegan and Durkee
and Arthur Strong owned the princi-
pal part of the flock.
Last night passenger train on the
Burlington rau into bunch of ante
lope two miles this side Of Virgins
and killed five. This makes about l2
killed from this same band within
two weeks. There are about $50 in
the band. which ranges in the fields
nine miles west Of that place.
The owners OF the Pixies Peak cog
road are planning to circle the sum-
init Of the peak by extending the
main line. The circle road would en-.
compass an area Of fifteen acres and
would provide an additional scenic
attraction. While it is n probable
the extension will be made in time
for next summers business the plan
has been considered and may be car.
ried out next fall.
The Leadville police are baffied at
number Of petty robberies which
seem to occur nightly without abate.
ment. Last Eight the wall paper
house and paint store of Rose and
O'Ksefe was burglsrized and $35
taken from the cash register. Robert
Hodgson was arrested on suspicion to-
day but proving . complete alibi was
released tonight.
Geert E. Durksterhuis, t Q wealthy
farmer of Hartman, who ran amuck
there several days ago WAS adjudged
insane here today and committed to
the Work sanitarium at Pueblo.
Durksterhuis WAS recently converted
to the doctrine of the "Holy Rollers"
and, becoming . fanatic went insane
over his new religious belief. He is
said to be incurabie.
District Attorney Hogan OF Lead
Vile swore out eight warrents charg-
ing many local men with gAmb-
ling. They we're arrested tonight and
will be Arraigned tomorrow. They
are charged with playing game
known to devotees of chance ~ "2l. {"
Mr.. Hogan says he will stop public
gambling in this city. and drive all
professional men Of chance from the
city.
Mrs. Fleming, of Victor. aged "a.
wife of Emmett +. Fleming, dropped
dead there last night at her home nt
the corner Of Spicer and Third streets.
Fleming is a miner. He had just re.
turned home and WAS In u front room
preparing for supper when his wife
called him, telling him the evening
meal was ready As he reached the
dining room Mrs. Fleming lurched
forward aud fell to the floor unoons.
cious Fleming burriedly called DR..
Elliott. but he pronounced the wo.
man dead. Heart disease WAS the
cause Of death
Mrs. Mary Turner Of Trinidad, np.
piled to the court today for a divorce
from her husband alleging cruelty
and nonsupport. He fled counter
bill asserting desertion and asking for
freedom. He made affidAvit that his
wife proposed to him and loaned him
ei7. 80 with which to pay the license
fec amt minister. Both have been
married twice before. she testified
that In the two Year, she had boon
married OIL this her third matrimonial
experience her husband had given
her but ". 10 In money and half
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-20
VETERINARY HOSPITAL DONE
THE MckENNA INSTITUTION FOR
MEDICINAL AND SURGICAL
TREATMENT READY.

Ardmore now has veterinary
hospital, the equal OF any in the
larger cities, whore horses and 9th
cr animals may receive medicinal
and surgical treatment for disease.
The new institution is under the
immediate management and owner
ship Of Dr Mckenna. and Is located
OH north Washington street. The
new hospital has just been complct-
ed and is arranged with view to
the care and humane treatment of
animals It is equipped with all kinds
of appliance as are necessary In
surgical operations. and medicines
are administered after scientific
methods. Dr. Mckenna comes tu
Ardmorc from Chicago and for the
past two weeks has been giving
his time and attention building and
equippng the hospital
He has been in charge of one
of the large veterinary colleges In
the Windy city and is thoroughly
verscd in the treatment of diseased
and injured animals
II will not be necessary now fol
Ardmorc stock owners. 81 for horse
and cattle raiscrs, 10 srad 10 Okla
homa city. Dallas or Fort Wprtl
for treatment for th"r stock. or I,
allow them TO die thrplgn nabi'ity
to have thcu attended - Tho uov
hospital IS able to car" for any
thing in 'h'' line ana ,hc ci,y aaC
country is ;Gtunatc IN hlviag suci
an institute ~ acre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-20
LIQUOR SHIPMENTS REFUSED
EXPRESS COMPANY DECLINES
DELIVERY OF ANY SPlRlTUoUS
OR MALT LIQUORS.

oklahoma city June l9-Odicials
Of the local Office OF the American
Express company will henccforth de-
cline to deliver to any person any
shipments Of spirituous. vinous or
malt liquors now in possession of
that may come into the possession
" that company \ number Of con
signmcnts have already been return
ed to Louisville and other liquor
distributing points with the compa.
ny's polite refusal to deliver the
goods to destinations.
The company is obcying a general
order sent to all agents Of Oklahoma
signed by f. d. Adams. general su.
perintendent of the American Tx.
press company. and was made pursu.
ant TO an order from Fred b. Cald
well, law enforcement attorney of
Oklahoma City, to Governor Haskell
The order particularly refers to in
terstate shipments as the laws of
'Nlhuphd dll'duN plbulDll lu' trans
portation of liquors between points
In the state II is supposed that the
American company prefers TO refuse
the delivery Of all shipments rather
than be responsible for true ana
correct report of the some 200
holders OF government Licenses In the
state
This Is the first result Of the work
/ of the state enforcement attorney
Fred $. Caldwell, to stamp ont the
whisky traffic in Oklahoma by check
ing importation.
Several weeks ago he forwarded
to all railroads and transportation
companies a list Of the persons il
Oklahoma who had a federal revenu,
license to sell whisky. He informed
the transportation companies that 4
was considered prima facie evidenc,
of an intention to violate the Okla
homa laws against the sale Of alec
holiC drinks. for "A person in thi!
state, who held such federal II
cense, 10 receive a shipment OF u
Quor, and expressed his intention II
the event the carrying companie
did not cease delivery to these per
sons they would be prosecuted a
accomplices
There Is considerable talk anon
the prohibtionists and enforcement
attorneys Of urging the next legisla
ture to pass a law allowing the void
anCe of right to do business 4
, Oklahoma of all carrying companie
who deliver Illegal liquors to Okl.
, homa consignees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-20
ROOMS were TOO SMALL
ATTENDANTS AT WEDDING FILL.
Ed JUDGE MAsoN's COURT
ROOM.

Judge Mason's chambers in tho
county court were too small to ac.
commodato June wedding party
yesterday afternoon and the court
room had to be thrown open so that
all the attendants and witnesses
might have an opportunity to wit
ness the ceremony.
The couple were Mr.. Wiley Johnson
and Mary Taylor. both of Durwood.
They were married by Judge Mason
in the presence of number of their
friends who came with them. and 4
crowd who were in the judges Of
ficcs at the time,
The groom. who is a mll.blood edu.
Gated Indian, arrived in the city this
morning TO wait the arrival OF his
bride. She came dressed In true In.
dian style with flaming colors She
was given instructions to go 80 a
local store and purchase the neces.
Sary wedding paraphernalia after the
style OF the pale faces. The clerks in
the store TO which she went to make
her purchases took great delight In
fitting ont the Indian bride and in
short time when her finery was
gathered together she was taken up
stairs To dressing room and there
the flashy Indian ROBBERS We're ex.
changed for a handsome bridal dress
OF pure white with all the trimmings
to match, and right well We're the
clerks pleased with Their Indian
maiden, but not better than she was
with herself when shown her like
ness in o mirror.
Her gallant lover soon made his ap'
perance supplied with good sized
bank roll paid for the bridal tros.
seau. which run into three figures
and triumphantly carried her to the
court room where the ceremony was
performed
Other licenses issued during the day
We're to:
James II. Mayfield OF Hot Springs
Ark. and Miss Matte Sterling, OF
Sherman. Texas.
r. l.. Scott and Miss Hattie Shines
both OF Poolyille
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-20
JUDGE GAIT PAROLES BOYS
TWO KIDS GET CLEMENcY OF
MUNICIPAL COURT-AN OB-
STREPEROuS COON.

In municipal court yesterday Judge
Gait exercised his discretion and
The puerogative of a Judge and pa
rolled two young fellows, Eugene
Twyford and Ernest Parker. charg-
ed with larceny. The amount Of
stuff secured by the boys was al
most insignificant and led him to
believe they were not III subjects
for al arceny charge, and being
lust kids" the Judge paroled them
during good behavior for a certain
time.
W. \ Hudson. q tough coon. bet
ter known as Brady" got obstrep
erous in o. l.. DENIES store and
threatened to throw the proprietor
out. His desires, which were not car.
ricd out. cost him ten dollars
Jack Nohlitt was taken from a
passenger train, being in a drunken
condition. As it was evident ne
didn't get his booze here Judge Gait
allowed him to proceed on his way
after paying five dollars
BirsdGQ.y yonwereTHsh NH NH shrdl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-20

shoemaking. wagon making and dairy
ing. Representatives OF the various
departments from the graduating
classes told in their own words the
benefits of the training they have re-
ccived, The young Indians spoke well
of the advantages OF the department
work, and OF the application that they
hoped TO make OF il in their lives.
The commencement address was de-
livered by Charles +. Meserve. presi-
dent OF Shaw University. Tonight
the Institute gave a banquet to the
graduates. at which J. ID Bowersock
was toastmaster, On the program
were Colonel Leonard and Colonel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-20
BLUES BEAT WYNNEWO0D
IN A NO HIT GAME
FANS SAW A REAL BALL GAME
AT LoRENA PARK YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

For the first time this season.
local fans were treated to the sight
of no-hit game the victims being
Wynnowood's crack aggregation. The
score looks rather peculiar in that
the visitors are credited with three
runs and no hits. but gross errors
at vital moments. coupled with Lon
don's wildncss in the fourth and
firth innings. were responsible.
The visitors were out IN order un-
til the fourth, when ingalls, secured
a pass. stole second and scored on
Snaps failure to stop Mitchells
groundcr In the fifth they scored
couple Of times, Diggs and Crunk
securing free passage after two
were down and scoring on a melee
between third and home in which
several players were mixed mp and
Mathis being the unlucky one tc be
charged up with an error. After this
it was nothing doing. London hav-
ing them completely at his mercy,
striking out total of twelve in all
and deserving as hutout.
J. Lathrop. who was back in the
game again. starred with the stick,
getting two corking good doubles.
Wilmington also laced out a pretty
double to left.
After the first two or three in.
/ nings 1t was as pretty an exhibition
/ of the national sport as one could
wish to see Courtney settled down
and pitched fair game after the
third and the locals were unable
10 again score off him.
This afternoon. Monday and Tues
day the locals will entertain tn,
Dcnison Indians at Lorcna park anC
some good sport is promised as the
Blues are going fast and the In
dians have greatly strengthened
since their last appearance on th'
local diamond Nichols and Smitl
viii probably be the battery for tn
locals this afternoon.
The official score: