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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

DAIRY FARM BARGAIN Near KsHi
70 aefes. mart bottom land. balance
first class upland nearly all level NJ
acres To- cultivation. ell fenced ttn
bearing fruit ~ also small fruits
spring HsisF fNd good wells with
pamna good f.feum daeliinF large
barn. several qufhuiidlnns sell settled
uslFhbHfhadd d y u and taisuhana
facilities creamery taEon calls daily.
sifhi eaaH. horse wagons harness,
farming implements. poultry furniture,
sferfthiuF secs 90 Tor Is t6a
ROBERT MAirBf
SIS ggosali Alaska HidH 4tt.i4
GOOD cATTLE OR SHEER RANCH
For BALE
$50 acres decided land 100 acres
leased land ali under fence. iies three
miles aions creek. plenty water. cuts
lli tons hay 100 acres broken for Grain.
vii run $50 head cattle, Arnam house.
two miles 10 railroad station. II miles
20 sheridan. Wyo 1850 per acre TOT
decided land 5000 each balance forms
M charge for leased land WIN neihi
nfemi $50 North 7ath At Bratiiel -il.s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PuOnkrE NOTICE
IN the Superior Court u the State n
washiasioe. flr ths coaaff q kinf
state ef WashinEtaH. ceaniy u
in ~ matter ~ ne estate - cynihia
AHn NAY deceased -Suffee ~ settle.
msni u fiHsi aeeoanf Ns filt
Notiee is hafstf risen that RIA N
cynthia Ann Say. decreased has rem
atrsd 10. and nisd ~ rsfd fauft MIS-
mai atcHsnt AZ such aiaihlstgiaf and
that Thafadaf. Ire ISM day n aanisIH-
tsr isqf a. lile O'clock D ia a. me
eaarf 4adn N The probate dspartmfni ~
oaf aid Superior court In he fiff ~
seatiis. IN said kius COUNTY. has been
dur appointed b. aid euaHi fgf The aHi
Element % said afraunf. At which time
and place any rsfsar lftafsFted 10 said
tions IL Wf|tnr 70 tsld aggeunf. and tuu-
witness he Hon nogs o. raiimah
Judge IF sald superior court ard the
seai q sid court hereto affixed this
It'll DAY II Anrilsi 1909
issall d x stcREfE cisrt.
n q e HrHTis uepaff llark
HERBERT W MEYERS. AtioIusf
10 The Superior Court % ne stats u
Waah.nrt9n. fof TIRE rHenfl Of kfng
~ PROBATE
Ia the matter u The estate u CFnthla
Ann NAY deceased apfihf to show fauHa
shy diFinbstlgn should not BE- made 80
si5s
Ella " NsY admiHisffafas ~ The 80
tate n fFnihia Ann NaF4 deceased. haH-
ms filed bic petition setting forth that
said estate il nna DO q condition 40 BE-
closed ard 81 frafI faf disffihuilan -
the residue thereof among tnr PERSONS
entitled D. la ihafat1. and Il appearing
to the court that sale petition sets forth
facts sufflcIanl 90 nufhnfia= q dlaifitus
ton Of HE residue ~ saHi estate.
II ia therefore ordered 10 the court
that all persons Interested in Tho estate
h. ard appear before Inc said superior
court n Kins county state Of WaHhlas.
ton. a. the court room u the probate de-
raftmsHf u aid court 10 the city N
Hssffls on me ifth DAY df September.
1902 81 the hour u 50 ueiasF B. m.
~ aald DAY. then and there 10 show
eaus= u any they have shy ar order
Of disifltutlou should MT be made "
the residue N s1id estate among the
heirs and psrsona IN said petition men
TONED afsnf1luf fn lau
u Il further drderrd that a rduv n
this order he published ahfe Heat nj
four successive weeks before the aaid
isfh dag u ssrfemher 1903 in The ~
attic star negsrapsf printed and nub
nshed 10 said kinF county and df zen.
eral circulation therein
Done Fl open court this tn DAY Of
August 1909
fAeai
BOYD J rALfhag. Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

i. O O = AND a o " ArrEN-
rfUS
Webster funffal sstsltss far irans
9 tsisssa husband 81 Ia II Nseaiff.
afrIf tt fsafs q uFHahsf 70 fiiiuan riff
in.isa Ne zee % - sHa Colombia
ia4Es A U O. W sill taLa place Wed.
nasias AaFust % ifnia The tharTi W
Hnttsraorfh eens ifsi first AZ A. z
y "a An frisHfs and Iaeiahefs % ahpfa
sesistiss insitsd iuisfmsHi Neani fieas-
ant
usrina -fiiamsna usftinu. l. Augusi
t. sias fttt
ssnllh zaia sniit. /. kusaa ~,
ta-a Graham
sharp -wmlsa sharp DAYS Ausasi
u Ninaf hospital
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star caaaat guarantee So
eWfngt ~ assume respaa.thili'f
for srrar- of ans kiasl ase"ff'"H
10 lrIrpbaaed advertisements
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iaaaO I c--as
so arfes aithiu : MILES u Ffossaf.
$50 kefss can BE- irrigated
This ia worth attention
Price 1900
Apartment hnuFF With lease luf tor
years raYlur DE- pet rent
los eeiinafr AZ once
, fftd taJa lai i0si1a within 10
Minutes walk ~ Hiaursr
AiIuafo Terms
1000 buts tots siihin biooss Of
81 see @ia-ssrs fralf fsnah, All
bearing VIII cell o. o..
ehanss Tor cltf property zee
SIC ai once
oHEHoN iNVEHTMENr co.
81 Oriental Block
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Youngstown
w aterfront

NcN tfnam hHufAiau. completely fur.
nlshsd Dot tttitt close 90 Hfamsfian
and Nav Yard must dispose Of 1T
once squiif fflei sill ifads fer iais az
acftHFs % shade for cash
sEArrl.E LEhaEHOfp co.
faf TNifd Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

Meat Market

uaaa district aHt NHsiHHss aiii ssN ai
intaiaa afaat ffaa rhia r. = snap for
tutfhaf faf ufieniai tisak
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Kodak Half Price

fau size rasfai uaetins "A r. 20
niinsl fsffffali attachment ffiHia ani
leather EARRING faael faaf iisi viii iasH
~ iosa this Oh anf save maHsH 90
Yeaf kodak . :. aiar effiee
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$40 Down and $40
a Month s-zs
VIII hag good iut tftifI in oat WEHr
uuEIh LAKE aAHpEN TuAgfH oH
taiaamHn ~ end e fHiUnfH Ger HHH
viii shon faa ths apfiif
ruanH LsHn rourAEf.
tittif white RIOS
Three Room Cottage
nsaHUfaf tfss ~ ths gauasi tisg
rasu Fiif hHHais price 300
nrnnrnr rEnnr NvrsrnEsr
~, s' a.. .ai'''sAa h'"i ~ 'a g.,
HEf EsaT agkTriE.
nssuufal los 10 ifea. riass &c Eeti
seattle dpsf fas Far homes
cLfFuRu VAN AnEuALE
fn fhifa A.. near Madison
nf owNEit
Almost FIHinF aHaI larse ihis &
room t1asH sHfh fafirI nathaIiaihfs
araf raf ffhnai anIf 10 mlnutes r. eiff
uoffan tiaf itHif o. hfishiqt
iisaeh nsfiaH
rrf sais - aunsf f.feau nlaasfu
bnafs private fHHsss l0i tfrtiiis Sc
n street 81 eaHs al improvements its
rIadiag FaFiaf fa ard PAID ftfs tstei
81 eco aiii hsHdie ~ sill Trade e7Hatif
itsi iiih safth Essi iAh -ifgia
~ aaisHHa lots stuit Hssf -
Hifn slhaai WHsi aeatfIf shfar faf azsh
f-hnns \ isft a. f1'hHs
r,.ssss - lstss8sni fs-n ID. So
isfnis. maasfH. ftttq zee, stat
ms tafraia "a thfss large lais ail
cleared ani hssi u fsll uasf terms "a
dfsss ilti fise y IL
ts.foai 3D. sssI ,sfm. maesra. lsss
see star -iaslF
fsfss isa-5esss ssast| iof sstlss Sc
ss... ~ ~ fsgsih rteas X ieit .
WANTED TO BuY-FuRNiTuRe
aaaasaasslaszss-=s. a-asasl-sassss-asl=lzsHasa
rnK EAat.E rrHNirunE A AUCTION
COMPANY
CORNER % rikE W A SIXTH ANha
rsDounrEbLr PAYS THE HiaHEsr
FnIcr ron FrcoSb.mAsD FrHSl.
TtuE ANn
Ali pnnuF o. VALUE DON'T SIKH
nEruhE rot SKA THEN
70 dispose q foef uasa fufuiiurs %
90 adtanfaFe. Gail % our stshafEe De
paftnshi We taF Tor sash " trade A.
lHHlnf lhrfaiis ngI fruf fqfniiufe D.
ttis drpaffmsHf-fea save D. dsai fts
efaie. hansiH ee. ~ tsr4fiisslt
rRrNoSr FURNITURE co desires
sttqna'hasa Seeds nlrhssi rfidss f1.ia
ysldss rafn itis ~ N iiii ina tsis
FOR sAlE-FuRNlTuRE.
Fafl aAi.E
Fafnltafs 81 iHrsf fHaHss snap if taken
saeni - stis West len q -=is=asa
Per sale Furnifsfs q nv room fiat.
s'sp Tat fuf frHt cheap. modern Ina
rrofsfasnis itft ilrsi = ia-ift
nasrs a fiaffsit. tis ana sii pine q
an a sids street. small ealeufe We sell
for los -ti
u yea have fafniiafr fuf sale phone
eessh ARE 1854 a iisf u
AUCTION SALES.
rtfr r.FfHF fsn.i~f.l.rl 1f mn
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PERSONALS.


srH@~s=-Aa-N4s=sa74=-
Acne fplmDissl. blood nerve. heart.
asthma, tubsrrulusla iot0mafnf afaala
and diabetes mslllfua apilsprF. treated
with the nav and greatest thsrapauflc
agent thus far knoWn We are snpaffa
10 the Treatment Of these eaaas CON
suitatiaH fee Call or address THE PA.
CHIC CLINIC, SIS American Rank
Bldg Hesttie. Wash
Don't be lonesome lntsfsiafs fnffo.
dHfing society only raliabis matrimonial
aKencr; many wealthy aifmlefs psr.
soHal Introduction Hours maruinr.
10 , svsninssj sunday included August
pspsr, Toe Bon AZ seattle office "
Vendome Hotel. i1it First AZ
YAHfCoaF VFTSa
and Piles cured see Aff GaHarai 1904
East Denny Waf Has had 10th far
over 70 Year, Tof sale IS dfnaglst
tifih and Yeslfl, folfiie ii.is
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foh SALE nisotLlAns,'''''
eonilnus4 "sovi


ftHu tsp noasa,..
zoe rars 4aafs - 9ttiifr
tfHaH raHaI daafs H., t'l'Itf Il.
ln'taft font da5is .s,llitlil I Z
0fs 'N aIa's aHf dfnsls. XIV tiy .
9'ans faf mssf,k ~ NJ
roHfaafftos ra,.,.
l'N Hflfhf 10 10 o.,'llfl
p.f. uHIfHf Dc H.. tlaln if.
nlgri hsHafs n ~ liis
'f iNHf afH Haf faiI -Y ltai.I
... .'laH W HissIda ~
N H NfnfaiaHf afIs Az, iir 1.
." iH'ihAf ldlu frtt ~ y,
.l H0IF ~ - 81 Waah fiiAf
have nI nHsHff "Nlant a
l1|.1n .ahs u 60 ~, sad. =
SOUP fHnf ii 10 T.. sNPh
'aalIiaI faIafs rsg ..t
Ht' 9Hf II1is ssak s,'l' ~ .
HNf aIHlaas and dsa,, t..
sH If "HH miiI asiI ~. il9n "a
.l'fr H11 HHls aaif 80 w W ~ ~
.at N..s'fatsi ssiafarss ~ (.
p"sipaI1 HIfia4f si5i2s Hlitl 4.
% q WiiIlltsgea
hssiiis. VEST
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FARMS AND LANDS.


Carey Act CAREY AT Carer Act
cafsY q a doVruNMEsf carey
Act HcAHtf hrfN mn Act
GATED LANDS ~ fWts
Carey fktlH COUNT eafff
Au huufHEnH iuAiio Aet
carey land ana psrpatHsi Carer
Act water flFhi titte PET A.
Hcfa
Carey no and 10 Yosfs' time earsf
40 TfnILi Under Act
HrAfE GOVERNMENT
tafeH HtpEMNiHtON Carer
Act haha usa % your Act
'NHtsY AT nuht bofufs
rarsy Il IL too late Carer
Act Act
D. IT Kfrr a co
csrsy lac Hpfius BE-, seattle cafsy
Carer Act Carer At Carer Act
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Classification cannot be given
after SO a'clugk daily
BALLARD AGENCY = ~
Mullen. tlnl ballard az urp
civ Hall Phone. ballard iHt
MAN OFFICE seventh af4
Nsfassn Union and Unifeftltt.
Phones. Main 1860 lad sih
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ror Hais 50 acres hest land in sno.
h0mish county. one horse four milk
cows some yaunH stock. TIVE plfs 80
chickens. four feffe, aud all kindf ~
farm implements. fufniiure aud 4veff
thing aa " stands have 10 40 on tuouhi
n nirhnrsp Please rive me m uffer Il
Hordsn, noS o.. pHo, Wash. ie-ts
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Gas
Read
Feet
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emyny |
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hauanld.
70 a NJ
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saiiis \
ssnun
ssns nto|
al lilun|
tst % 4
tAgbiing |
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sagtei !
sal
.tiis flgi|
tlsh ga
npAind|
Apdth|
nlehas
n Boui|
fifuo|
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fhi aeo|
dtY oan|
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rsat eat
wperaii|
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All sd
neand|
Is cents
y days
fHrany
Mr. Bo|
rad 81 u
81 to Ind
b collect
rS with|
n5erei|
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the 4
yesterday
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Notice
800 Acres

We ere HHa rsiinE 10 TIE WA4ssi
go aHfaf = fisa. fertile iaht nsaf fH4is'
tH Haais e. fHia ian1 is hHitHins fati
dtls &C. saaaHH f1uHk. and TIE Haiaafs
10 HaH aHfsHsd auisnf
it e partially cleared eHf zee esa
matH aH e. aHHs We cell e h 3, %
sd aeaaFfa ffs4ts
i'fi.as faass fiam 90 20 ne 80 ssfe
uaaf faafs slIaaH Hir
Tsffsa fs aash % fts aefss hsianes
M Hnffff
nsusf ssiss ttis sfi.sitaniif A ahgs
uIE IA NsaN A CuMrANf
flftaf flf Nss fafa niass
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INVESTIGATE INVESTIGATE
SUNNY aorrnrns IDAHO
COVERS AENf LAND iHbinATEp
tiNufH duE ctHrf ACT
WIZ Hfff DIV TANNING LAND
wHrN rot CAN sEcunE LAND vim
a rEHrEftlAi WATtn hiaHf ron A
LEss iHlEEH
uAiS nHEs You WANT IT AID A
DRY HAHtEFT TINS
LAND kND wkrEn nluHr ~ TWIN
M TEs kAstkt iNerALi.InKTa
rNTiHEtY rspEh STATE fioFkHS.
MINT fFFWftNINN
INVESTIGATES TuE CAREY ACT
Trfa huHhiHf and Information
" kip a co
10 Hpuna 81, Seattle
~ zee % firs sores short disiaHfs
east nf Everett lnisfuftan, five miles
from els limits easY terms
VI see 90 Five acres nearly cleared
Wiihin 500 feet ~ Eysfeii tntHfHftau ait
rallies ffaM GlfF ttrf fine And can ~
huuahf on sHsf terms
rhs Nafifasf Hsaitr GO 81 = Ans n
TIE NafFEuEN neatly CO
iifa Fremont Az.
North seq o. plI $50
POULTRY FAHM Ten acres level lard
fffaliHfi soil four azores 10 cultivation.
balance easIii cleared fenced. orchard.
ONE acre In atfaEb Hffles. f-fuafn house,
four pauiitl houses ii.tsa. tsrms one.
HonHHT MALTBY,
ais afa-atl Alaska nlds II IL,
cuTAr WIDOWS BIS rhietsn
. "a I've f.iafs "a land close 10 street
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ssitaatious Wanted adfrf
ttsgmsnfs both male and female
taff a sent WORT
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lSS d
NAH

Miss d
Village !
~ the 4
0acessis|
nd iner|
Maud ThI
nod NUM-
al not q
hl1ed bel
sands al
Name
Mas Coli
( Miss NAL
Alss Fay|
/ Ma Niti|
4 Belle
| Hiss lrtn|
Nne ze|
| Mss Mad
Niz< Jae
Eiu Peal
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.


WHY tHr THr uEAf EErATr
MN IiitfNu ar ne isHh thsf fan
81 hold 81 De- he ridge hafaasH 10
Attic AND TACOMA ueraHss
thsF fssllta mat Nth fhs Hsa infaf.
uftaH aaariate1 quick ffHnsraffstlan
viii make land alaef d4ahla % maHf
times Here ere fss sand hafs fhaf
are risht IN line " de- siafasnt and
are haart riakefs
i9s tcHEa veil heated Sod plating
proposition level sfuHrd staansnt
saii some timber flt.tfa
% ACRES Hafsrffant 90 tstafifli lake
10 acres iupfaf - haifss hafu HF.
chafd naailfl houses rfias5 fnfiuhinr
stock iHniH several hundred fhifhaHa
farm Implements fnahaai 81 zoe
70 AtitEa ell le4ei fatinF saali county
fusd tatsfaftah aufNaF aiuhF taHn.
dsrY. ir1am house hstn email or.
20 ACHES animprsssd ssesll.ht ioas-
ii1u y 4fa
ACHES rhaiea waterfront nsafly ~
Improved iafzr nffhard in tssrirg
nav flfnam horse. tafu. several aai.
tuIldings price. infIufinf stock tools
incltatofs breeders and shisEsns.
tt.I4o
HnnEHr MktrnY.
ttas8ap.ati hlaHat BIDS Ii ~
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kisxaude1
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lHiene|
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CRY RfAt lsrATf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-09
EYE SPECIALIST COMING
DR.. HlAkEsLEE, RECENTLY OF
NEW YORK, TO BE IN ARDMoRE
FOUR DAYS NEXT WEEK.

Dr. Blakcslee Eye Specialist, Of
Norman, Okla, recently of New York
City will be at the Whittington hotel
March lG, II, Is, and 10 of next week
prepared to do eye work. He cordial
y solicits the patronage of local
physicians, Dr. Blakeslee carries the
largest stock of optical goods in the
state OF oklahoma, OF the latest and
most up to date style and in all
qualities. He carries the Grecian
Automobile off set cork guard com.
bination riding bow spectacle,
which any user of spectacles
would appreciate inasmuch as
they erlieye the constant pressure
upon the nasal bone and do not OBJ
struct the circulation of blood in the
nose.
Consultation and examination free.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-09
MCMILLAN.

Mcmillan Okla March S-Wc had
a fine rain this morning which was
needed Nearly everybody is ready to
plant corn. Gardens will all be up in
a few days
W. c. Williams lost his fine bird
dog last week Everybody around
her, knew old Nike as ne was such
fine dog.
There IS some sickness around,
mostly colds.
Billie Jack, a Choc'aw Indian. died
last week near here.
The saw mill at this place has be
gun to buzz some Mr. Williams. the
mill man. is a good saver and log.
ger.
W r. Williams bought a fine team
of mules last week.
Mrs Elliott lost her milk COW last
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-09
TO RESTRAIN GOVERNMENT
PROTEST FROM cHlCKAsAW AND
CHocTAW INDIANS TO BAR RE.
OPENING THE ROLLS.

Washington. Mar S.-Through Sen. |
ator owen the Choctaw and Chicka. .
saw Indians of Oklahoma are trying /
TO restrain the government from re-.
opening their citizenship rolls Sena. /
tor owen has opresented petition to .
this effect to the senate.
The petition is review of all the I.
efforts that have been made to estab- I
lish correct citizenship rolls up to the
time Of the action OF the citizenship
court Of the two nations, by which
only about l5o, out OF about 5000 ap.
plications were accepted. II is con.
tended that the claims of these appli.
cants, which had been favorably pass.
ed upon by the district courts. were
largely fraudulent. and the petition
declares that many of them were ad.
mitted on testimony presented before
masters OF the court who were attor-
neys for the claimants
The Indians say that they have ex.
tecting their rights against these ap.
plicants. and they declare that many
Of them were without grounds EMIT.
ling them to recognition. IT, they say.
the establishment of citizenship had
been left, as originally to the Indian
courts, there would have been no in
justice. but they represent that
wrong step was taken when the
Dawes commission was given authori.
~ TO prepare rolls, and that even
worse than this was the reference to
the courts Of the white men as their
masters
II was these courts which admitted
so many claimants which the Indians
| declare 70 be imposturcs. but their
work was largely reversed by the cit.
| izcnship court created in 1902. II ap-.
/ pears that there is now an effort 10
| reopen the proceeding and give the
claimants another opportunity which
| the Indians seek to prevent In their
petition they charge that many OF
the false claims to citizenship are
! inspired by attorneys who encourage
applications in hopes of getting large
fees in event of their success.
Many of the attorneys. they declare
are lobbyists. and It is asserted that
a favorite plan of some of them is to
/ present senators, representatives and
officials of the government, persons
of dark complexion, whom they rep.
resent to be Choctaw or Chickasaw
/ Indians, when as a matter OF fact
many of them are not Indians at all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-09
ROW AMONG MAS0NS
BROUGHT ABOUT BY NEW JER.
SEY GIVING FULL REcoGNl.
TIoN TO NEGRO LODGES.

Atlanta, Ga, Mar. S.-Following the
action taken by the Masonic grand
lodge of Masons of Mississippi in sew.
ering all relations with the New Jer-
sey grand lodge, it is expected that
similar resolutions will be adopted at
an early Jate by Masonic bodies
throughout the south. It has been sug.
gested that an indignation meeting be
held in Atlanta to give official ex-
precision to the horror and disgust
felt 10y Dixie Masons at the action of
the New Jersey lodge in admitting
negroes to membership II is possible
that such session may be called
within the next few days Prominent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-09
GERMANY GETS SUSPICIOUS.
Fears That the United States is About
TO Annex Liberia.

Berlin, March s. - The proposal
made in Washington TO send a spec
ial commission to Liberia TO investi-
gate and report on the conditions
there has aroused suspicion in some
German trading circles as 70 whether
the United states does not mediate
the ultimate annexation of this repub-
lie after first assuming protecto-
rate over Il
The Rhenish Westphalian Gazette,
which represents manufacturing and
commercial interests, goes at length
into the subject It. al'udes TO what il
calls the American policy OF conquest
and warns the German government to
be watchful.
The foreign office has been fully
informed OF the conditions that led to
the proposal TO send out this Ameri-
can commission
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that the only possible way TO secure
prosperity 90 his couutrymen would
be the Capitalization Of their affairs
under The orderly and decided control
OF a single government
The minister highly praised the i'm
provcmonts and general hetterment
Of conditions in Corca under the
guidance OF the Japanese. He said
that the native Christians in Corea,
acting under the direction Of certain
missionaries. were seriously hamper.
ing the work OF the government and
were fostering the spirit of revou.
ton.
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HEALDToN

U,aldtou. Okla. Mar G--lt IS stll
dry i'm this part of the state. Rain is
badly needed for farm work; also
gardening
Mrs J. w Ormc has spent the week
i'm Ardmorr the guest of her daughter
Mrs Rest
Mr.. Poterfield and Salycr OF Kcl-
Ter were in town the first OF the
week
Ernest Atkins is hero selling oil.
Dr p. II. Davis and Mr. Winfield OF
Keller were on our streets the ith.
Grove Chase and W. VI. Rodgers of
Chagris, were here the 5th.
Charri, pastoffcc has been discon
t'nucd and all mail comes to this Of.
flee.
II. r. Ricketts, was here Yesterday
and we learn he is moving to his
farm near Graham.
From the looks Of smoke and fires
at night the country must all be- be
ing burned out
j. W Ormr has opened mp Il full
stock Of dry goods.
We hear of but little sickness near
us.
Lutte Jackson and Mr.. Turner pass
ed through with a nice lot Of steers
bought north of here
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will Dee received at the
Office of W. G. Downing Cornish, Ok
lahoma. until o'clock p m, the
2ard day of March 1909, for the
erection and compl tion of a two.
story fourroom brick school build.
ing az Cornish, Okla.
Plans and specifications on file
with W G. Downing at Cornish,
Okla. and at the office Of J. b.
White, architect, Ardmorc, Okla.
sual rights rcsercyd by the board
w g. DOWNING,
Clerk OF Cornish School District NO
II, jefferson County. Okla. ST
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FOR THAT REASON THE SPEAK.
Err IS FIGURING ON COMMIT.
TEES.
THERE ARE TWO VACANCIES
The Greatest Problem Is TO Find
Good Man to Uphold His Rulings
as a Member OF the Committee on
Rules.

Washington, Mar Speaker Can
non is puzzliug his head in the mt"~
i'm between sessions OF congress ever
the personnel OF the next coumi,tao
ON rules.
The appointment Of this committee
will be- one of the first duties the.
speaker OF the incoming congress will
have TO perform, unless the insurg.
cnts muster enough strength t. FORM
an alliance with the democrats to
amend the rules 50 as to provide for
the election Of a committee on com.
mittcos. Speaker Cannon does not be-.
licvc they will and so he IS consid.
criug some Of the problems that nay
ycX him In the days 10 CONE.
There are two yacanclos oE this
powerful committee. Vice President
sherman has just left &c. rnd SO has
Sonator-clcct Williams of Mississippi
Many members believe that the choice
of 20 successor 20 Mr.. Shavo an I.s
p.rNocn Representative rcwncN
chairman of the committee on appro.
priations, and Rcprcsentat'v, Mauu Of
| Illinois
Although Mr.. sherman came f.Jp
New York the position is claimed Nv
western members. Mr.. sherman sue
/ cccded General Grosvcnor nt Ohio
and the western delegates assert It, is
high time that the plum ~ rcturued
TO them. While the .sp"akc" is Il
western man. Il is urged as cu,to-
mary that the other republican mcm-
hcrs of the committee be chosen one
from the east and the other from the
| west Representative Dalzell of Penn.
! sylyania is an eastern representative.
Mr.. Tawncy's rise in the house has
been phenomenal He has a powerful
Influence on the floor, and II is urg
ed that he would be a great strength
10 the committee Most Of ALL the
B. speaker desires parliamcutarian
who can defend any rule on the floor
of the house in an impressive and
persuasive way Representative Mann
fills the qualification very well but
the objection 10 him is that he comes
from the speakers own state.
DENLY and Townsend of Michigan
Smith Of Iowa, Currlcr Of New Hamp
shir. and Fosfpr Of Vermont m. re,