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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

"A Quiet place."
An article i'm the Ardmorcitc the
other day telling of man who
was looking for a quiet place and
went into the store Of Main
street merchant who didn't advertise.
has brought forth the following "ef
fusion.
\ farmer strolcd into Jcuknscs
store.
And lcisurcly down he sat
He spat at a hole which hn found
in the floor,
While he famed himself with his
hat
old Jenkins was back in his Of
flee asleep,
Where the cobwobs hung thick on
the wall;
His clerks had borrowed a paper
TO peep
At the score OF the last game Of
ball.
\ clerk looked mp from his paper
and said
"1s there sumpthln you want TO
buyo"
But the farmer said no. Just by
shaking his head
As he swatted a sleepy old fly
"1ve been all over the town" said
he.
"A-huntin a place 20 rest
Whore there aint any people to
bother you SEQ.
And this one is surely the best.
There's people in every place
have been
And I've been in dozen or more.
There's some goin' out and some
comm IN,
\ slammin' and bangin' the door.
And talkin' and buyin' and rushin'
about.
And kcepin' the clerks on the go:
TIL It made me so dizzy had
10 git out.
And rest for an hour or so.
The flies got so thick on old Jen.
kinses face
TIL at last he awoke with sigh.
And looked with a frown on his
empty old space.
While rubbing the dust from his
eyes.
Then forcing a smile, to the farmer
he went.
And said. rs there something to.
day"
As onto n rickety counter he leant
And listened TO what he would say
The fact, Mr.. Jenkins, is this,
he replied.
As he spat at the hole in the floor
MY needs have already today been
supplied.
Up the street. at Ferguson's store
Mirandy's been readin' the papers
and she
Sent Ine up there today with hei
bill.
And since I've got through. I'm a,
tired as can be,
And stopped here because It was
still.
ENCORE.
II you're tired OF sleeping
And fighting the flies,
And want To get busy.
Just advertise.
-POTE, LARIAT.
Ion't forget that the Want Ad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
Fair Proposition.

Whiskey and drug habits cured TO
''sV cured No cure no pay No
money until cured, Is our motto.
HILLS SANITARIUM.
dw Ardmore. Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

Letters have been received an.
nouncing the illness OF Miss Kate
barnard. state commissioner of
charities and corrections who is Wis
ting relatives in Michigan. Miss
Barnard has not been we'll since
the death of her father two months
ago. and following the National
Charities Conference in Buffalo last
month she has been in the country
near Detroit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGHTERS
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Winchester, Ind. -Four doctors
told me that they could never make
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

be- an iurush of investors and set
Tiers, but that nrs,. and above all
things else as preliminary step
toward their development railroad
outlet would have TO be obtained
from remote territory"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

The sermon at the Broadway
Methodist church last evening was
particularly interesting Rev. Roper
gave a comprehensive description of
Babylon, its conquest by Cyrus, and
a story of Daniel and his deliver.
ance from the lions den.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

Eon't forget that the Want Ads
are business builders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best ec.-
sold In Ardmsre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
Here and There.

Mrs. Jenny Brown Of Howe, Texas
is here visiting her neice, Mrs.
Dave Frazer.
The Home Mission Society of the
Broadway Methodist church will
meet at the church on tomorrow
afternoon at four o'clock. A full at.
tendance is asked.
Miss Mabel Roper returned yes.
terday from saltwater where she
has been attending the normal. Miss
Roper will teach in our public
schools next session.
Miss Irene Eddleman of Ada is
visiting friends here this week
Mrs. c. " Rattan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Taliaferro.
Mrs. HATTIE Wells and Mrs Ollie
Patterson of lola. Kansas, have re
turned after a pleasant visit to Mr
and Mrs, Ray Wells,
Rev. Rogers of the Carter Avenue
church will occupy the pulpit at
the Broadway Methodist church on
next Sunday morning, At the even
ing service of the same denomna
tion his son will lecture on Chris
tian Altruism.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19
ENCORE

II you're tired OF sleeping
And fighting the flies,
And want to get busy,
Just advertise.
-POTE, LARIAT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

BY MARY GwYN wHiTEMAN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

Mrs. Jenny Brown of Howe, Texas
is here visiting her neice, Mrs.
Dave Frazer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-19

When Mr.. Hill left St. Louis to
return to the remote valley terri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
TdDtnns! ridlt' GmfD!
Hcntidrr WilitGrs II. Samrn.&crcin
-StiftMngsfcit nno BALL.
Wpntag, Den Is. WGrs 1909,
in Der GbiuasSaac.
GA

Gin SicN bcS Or Yoi it.
meiitcrH @urfielb. Gas
@rmocs, Nppclntiona.0 crid)t ST Hid).
mono So, nies acitcrn Ole alogc
Der Hegieriuna ge9en &rn. 2. 0opies
@nrficlb, Gr-Goitnlcilter BON Ynlti-
more, Die "Sibclitp < Gepoiit Com.
pam pon baltimore" nnb Gr-@ou
ucrnellr @orficlo nb. Sic 9nnbeare.
aierilng bate 5000. ben @ctrag oea
an oen irilberen Yoitrlcrf Sobn ".
Eettit ge5ablten @chnltce. bon Dem
Gr.Foitmieiitrr 5uriiducrlon1t. Der
dis lolder cine Caution non $2OO,OUO
III ltcllcn gcbabt hattie, melde oic nit
perflogte 8cielihnit iilr i'm Ncitelt
hnttc. Eettit, mcldlcr Dor @urficlo'S
G%rnenmula sum Eoitmciitcr Glerf in
Der Rcgiitrir. Chiffon gclpelcn mar.
hattie rcligllirt, mar nbcr lputcr olti
Mtaoriidllf)c Nlorhnlng beS eriten
SiiliS.W cncrol.Y oiIn1elltcrS Ecrrp 2.
Scctb lpicbcr ongcitcllt mprbcn mn
hattie ciu Nobres. Sol1r pom jlin1hit
$500 mo Onnn $500 bcioacl. "a
Nr, @oriiclo lid) uohoriiflid 0cGcn
Die NicocrnnItclluug Ncttita &c,
ltrullbt bate, pcl0crtc CT lidl, i'm III
Dem Noltlllorcr NoItnmt orbcitcn III
loIlcn. Gaa @cbalt an Ecttit mllrbc
icbod) nod iuic pnr ollabcjohIt, uno
Gr-Eoitnlciitcr Muriiclo bciuuo lid
in Dem 8iullbclL BOB Ecttit uubcra
100 i'm Toitoicnit ~bcidlGiti0t mar.
Tics NOR icbof nid)t Der tSoll. llnb
ais Dies ipotcr hcrouSfnm, pcrlonGtc
Die Mc9lcrriN DOS an Fcttit Nc5ahltc
Sulalr bon NrIi. Moriielo inter Del
icn Caution luriid. @r. 0onS. cilicr
Scr Gfrtrcter ocN Scflogtcil, gob mad,
Der Gntld,eioinnA oes Nppellntiolla1c-
rltts cine GrflGrlung nb, in iucld,cr
rr odroui b%inuieS. bub bicielbc cine
polltonlmcnc HebobiIitlru,a iiir Gy.
Eoitnleiitcr @oriielo bcoeutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

Cine fei9c Sbnt. 3luiidcn
Campbell lulo Mnrtel. proofs SPILL,
Valtllnorc.Guuntp iuuroc Der 81
Sabre alrc 9teger Hid)orb Sail, Der
bel Son,e9 2pld) 5u Oranges. Wb.,
bclhoftigt nor, unt SanlItug Mbcno
bllrd) icinCn Nalien9cllpllet Hooger
EurfS bon Nortb.E oint.HonO bintcr-
riids iiberia!lel utb NIT eilem Hoiir.
nteilcr IebcnSaciabrlidl perlcbt. YorfS
cntiIoh loIDrt nnd) Der Sbat, ulo
fonntc oic &oliSei iprpeit nod, feline
Spur bon ibnn entoefen. Ter Der.
mullbctc lpllroe ilt eillcnt StraBen.
b%ohnpaggon Der Sparrolus- Eoint'
Sihie nod @igblunotppn gcbrodt
ilno bon BORT ans in scr gonton.Toli4
5ei'Mrlblllanj nad, Dem Sobns sop.
fins.Soipitol iiberfiibrt.
Mi Dem @ege Scr Vctlc-
Nahrihten aus bent
Sobns Sopfin5 e&oipital 5uio(ge maft
haS Nefinben Der orei pornebnlen Fa-
tientenL peldbe bas Spipital gegen'
iu6rtig %bcbcrbcrgt. Senutor Yepcrioac
bon Silbinnn. Sbcrit. Gohicl 90.
Hn.3cH, S~eruront.at . MrntS Oes Bun.
oes.S ennts, ltib 9iifof Sob bon Der
MISUNDERSTANDING oes Siiecns quite
Sortihrittc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
TrcS. Yancrnid)miot's Nmcrirau
@rnmcrci Sufbicr,

5llr 3cit bel ollcl iciuen Mrurocn i'm
3opf hot. mic olc nl,s bicicr 9rollc.
ri her1or9chcnocn @cbrGuc. an @iitc
Scr Materiniicn unb geboriAcr No
laAerlull fNlnl icites Wlcid)cn. @icb.
bober rcn uor5ii1lid)crn Bod" oNcr
.Solucc" Iolitcn batter unncr5iiNlid,
ilre @%c'tcllun5cn bel ibrcm @irtbe
oocr IN Der Nrollerei nlodIcil. Site
81. @ruucrei l1O4-tl2S &illell.
Cir. Gel. Is. & Y. ct. %oul 3G4,
30. Gprrtluno 1871. GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Snnncnnni. nno ltntcrgana.
Gas Wcttcr.

Mir Marnlnno unO Den Gllttltt
Columbia hcltc uno Gicnitog flares
@cttcr, heltte nicorigtrc (%cmpcrnthr,
mGbi9e mcItIid)c nnh NorOlpeNten
unipringcnbe @inoc,
@cItcrn bctrlg Der h0dlte Ih1rmo'
mctcrItono % @rao I'M II l(hr &or'
miitaQs uno bic nicOrigItc Scmpcrc-
fur mar I'm, s llbr NbcnoS 81 Der
5cid)nen, nGmlidJ II @roo.
IN Sen iibrigcn 9unb1S.@ cttcr-
observation-disclosures muroc Der
not)ipl0enDe nieorigiic Sbcrmomt.
tcritono per5cid]net: Ga'tport 20.
Yprtlnnb 81, OPTION 81. Iltam 30.
Ncm.Dprf 80, Ebilobclpbio II. Ntlon-
iic-Gitp 40, @oibin0ton Il, NortoIf
30. Satttros 56, Gborlcitpn 80, 90.
pomob Ga, SadionDllc G2, <piter
6S. Seer, @eit "A, Ntlonto Is, NtontNoi
rncrp 81, Ntu.S rlcona Ga, Nolc'tlnt
~, 8olpeIton SO. Corpus GbriIti 30,
Cincinnati 2S. Eittsburg 3S, Samcgo
26, Buffalo %, Glcuclalb IS, Gctroit
so, gllpcnu 26, WiarQltcttc II, Nrctn
Ban 26, Gbicngo %, Gulutb 20, ct.
Eolll 16, Ct. 9ouiS %, &nnios.Gitp
-. Smobu t6. &urol -, @iSntord
&. Wiliiton -, SourC ~, Selenu -.
Sult Cafe 30, Scnpcr u. NortD
Slate IS, Googa.Gitp -, Amorillo
20 unO Sos Nngclcs Is @raN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
SpesiaI-Dffute.

R. @eiEert, 409-411 Wprb.Oas.
StraRe, Der beitbefanLte bentide Hbo'
tosraph ufferirt nnr fir bieie Bo&e:
Gin lebenssrokes gilb, in Aaaarell.
farben sensalt xnh soa bo5em fiait'
leriidem @ertbs fret nit eiaesm
9ntent ieiner beitea Gabinet.s t1Sies
fir $500. ResnIdrer |reis $4,000.
Cute Gabinet.HiIber $3.50 1nS aaf.
iudrts. HersrGkerxnsen boa aIten
giIbern in al(en aasfabrnasea. aae
Arbeiten saraatirt. ddten Gle ipe.
siel anf nnferta Nauea 1nb &anS.
uammer, 409-411 Oay'3ts
(DrSt31uS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
ne=rmf
5ano ob pom Ger @olitik.
Rntl)lh)lun fir neat Biirner-a1rret11
Sine letbafte Selesatcm.Sitm ms 9.
s nc l%cbbaite SelesatcmsS itm

ahimure's y@crdn9c SGnscr" bcoaucrm bic Stelnnanahmc Der Gclc-
antcu ,nm ullnabbGnaiacu @Hracr &crctn" in ScNcn lester Scr
IammIuma. Bic ltrGcbcr bcs Sdrittcs ocaraoirtcn bic Srsants
iaiOn ;nn pulitideu Sannlanacr, iaat Gin Ncomcr. - Epnenc
ySorte uS YraTbentcn Senrp Shumns. Swift, Dap Der fir bic
Organization iu sciabride Ycidlne in @ehercrudauns ac5uscn
>uirS-gihsrif fam niht sut scrodt ucrocn, iast Nr. @oltbcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
O.. Rnt1tP,
6ambnra.Gm ertia-2iRie

bub, nenn Die Heger in Der Eolitif
nift mebr mit51blen 10 oiel peniger
Corruption bel ben @ablen porfom.
men miro.
Sd ielbit unb tallieno anocre Gcrtt'
idJc pGblcn beiouoers oesbalb benlos
fratiid, neil mir Die Ncgerportet
niht CUR Wod)t fomnlen ldiien oiirs
fen. Sit aber crit nal Die Belt ge'
fcmmen, boB Die HoiIenirase III Der
Eortei ouisebort bat, ein Juftor GIT
icin, Damn tonnen mir aue aud cher
nod) u%nierer bciten llber5cugiing nab
len. Iam fonncn mir crit uirflidl
mlobbdnsig iein."
Hcid)er 9eifoa iolgtc Den auSfiibs
rungen bcs Gebuers. Nla NddItcr
betrat Eoli5eiridter Com. Stanley
pcm iiioueItliten Giitrift bas Scs
blum. CIR empiabl olen ireibeitlidl
aciinnten 9iirgern ser StnOt, lid SIT
orgoniiiren, benn MIR ouf bieie @eiic
ie: es ibncn moelif, ibre Stelung
IT, 6rngen perionliher Sreibeit 10
gum ausorud 5u %bringen. boB oielel.
ben bel ocn @oblen ms 8emidt fal'
len. Hebner nobm in iebr interelIans
ter @eiie auf bas lebte Snterpieip
gc5ug, meldes Gr.Eraiibent 8roper
Gleuelanb fi,r5 Dor ieinem Sooe ei-
Nom 3eitungspertreter befpiaistc.
@%elegeutlid) bieier llnterbaltultg
oriidtc iih Der Gr.YrGlioent III uts
5reiocutigen 8orten babin aus, oaB
or alc &ciormen. melhe ollf Soften
ser perionlihen Sreibeit Su gelheben
hGtten, iiir nid)t piinid)enslpertb err
cd,te.
Sr. 2ouis Strott, Der ndfite &eb.
ner. gob oen Mnpeienoen cinige lei
ner %griobrungen gum gelteu, Die or
in Erobibitions @egenoen gelam'
melt. gr muBte ieine iibrigens lebr
oruitiihen Sd%iloerungen nit 10 piel
Sumor 5lt- piir5enL ooB buufi9 ipabrc
2adIalpen feline Nniprad)e ulterbra=
t)er. Geoner entnorf ein lebr oil.
ihaulides Bib BON ben Solgen Scr
Erohibition. ilid)t mie lie in Der
Soeeniuelt mallder birnperbrarnter
Sempcren5 = Sunotifer eriItiren, lon-
oeri, pie or lie perionlih beobahtet.
Gr eriGbltc ieinen allfmerfiamen ,3ll.
6orcrll, ipie aus mondemt Worl! Der
ionIt nal hin un0 ipieoer Gin
Shnapsfen pocr eiu @loS Bier 5ii-
iid) genonumelt, nod Giniiibrllng Der
Erobibition, inbem err iid) nun cit
gauges SOB @bisfep III ieiner Woh'
nllng belt, ein boier Srunfenbolo
9ciporOen.
Sr. Nor @ciBenborn lprad) iibcr
Die @erbciierungeL bic Stubtratbs.
Mit9lieb 'Senrp 9. @ieneiclo III ben
lleten 5pci Subren ourf perihieoenc
I'M Staotrotb cil1gereid)tc uno bort.
lclbit ongenommenc Seroronngcn
iiir Die Don ibnl uertrctcnc Waro
b%urd]9eicbt. Gic 9nueienoen berci.
tctcr. bierun onihlieBenb, &rn. @ie-
nefielo cine ber5life Suatipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Scbbcl's cinsiacs Itriirr.

0ir babcn nnr ein Mtclivr in gal.
fimDre, nnb bas brfinoct i'd in Der
Gtn8e ~ ebcncr Groc, Wr.321, Worb.
WnD., nabe Sisb.Str. ainbcr.Vbo.
~tosrapbicn cine Spcsialitat. = Seine
Nsenten unb feiue5 reppcn 81 iteiacn.
I. 6ebbel. e. Grni, WefAaitsfabrsr.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

l ~ '''NN
mahte CT eiileu Nnlouf Den Hmuelcn-
Den Die anecblidcn ligcrfrollen oeo
announcements AZ cntld)lelcr11. Ster=
an mrlroe er prompt Ourb cine Mob'
ming oes Yr1iioenten aebinoert, Der
lbnt porbielt, ooB Ocrnrtigc Nllafilb-
riingen muBcr Sromtng ieicn.
Gclegat Senru Settler pom o6robs
linn" crfl1rtc ieinc Aniidt bobilL ooB
Der vllnobbGngiNc @iiraerpcrcin" oell
Gelegoteu oiti jcocn Sal bdtte 3clt
geben iollelL iid) in 0icicr Srage BON
ibrcn ielueiIigcn @crcinen SnItrnftion
81 bolen, bcpor lie iiber olclclbe ab-
l%tinntcu.
Gelegat Sod, pom o@%ernlanIo
MGnnerhor" ioot, boB Der &erein,
ocll er pertrete, Dem Yllnabbongincn
9iir9crperein" inter Der @%ebillgung
bei9ctrctcn lei, oob Ncrielbc tcin poll
tiid)er %crein lei. Scincr MtIid)t
ltnd) bobe Ser nl%lnabb1nglNc Silrgcrs
ucrein" 9egcn ieinc Contribution &c
balbclt lulb alien Gcreileu Neacll.
iibcr, Die jlt linn gcbortcn cil llnrcdt
beaurlgcl,.
Sic Sibung, IN lpcld]cr Scfrctdr
@corNe Ninnlelhebcr oas ErotofoQ
iilbrtc, mar bon 30 Gelegotcn bcilid)t.
9na Nrrun0eme1tS-Gomi fir boS
nrl Wolltng, Den #. Suni I'M Miucra
piclu.Fort ub5uboltenbc nSrilbllngS-
,Sclt" itottcte Vcriht ob. aus bent her
porging, oaB Die &orbcreitlln9cn fiir
Die %eron'toltllng bcrcits quite Sort
id)rittc genlodt bohell.
ErGiioent Sbpnns ermubuie oic
GelcNutcn gum 5ublreihcn 9eiudl ocS
brittcu @nItipieleS Der rGciltid)cn
Standardization bon Ebilooel.
pbio", onS an fommenoen Sreitoa
I'M .2pccum" itottfinoet unh cine
NllIiilhru1g Der Spcr Ser Irelldilb"
pnn =. NJ. BON Wcber brlngt,
Sr, Shonlos iprud) oonn IN ldllNc.
rer Nebc Dem .Irion" Den Can't Der
yGereinigten Sanger" aus fiir oell
Gntid)luB, iih AM aoiierprcisiinge,l
bcim Nelp-Yorfcr Sdngerieit 81 be.
tbeiliger. Gr CAB ieincr Srellbc gua.
orlf, DOB murmebr cine glan5enOc
Scrtretui1g @oltimorc'S bel benz
Erclsiin1cn III NcDs2orf 9eIi6ert lei,
ga ia olld) Der ~@ernanid-Vtonner.
DIOR" an &ereinapreiaiingen 1. &loIie
uno Der uMo5art WGnnerdor" ON
Gercinsprcisiingen 3. &lollc tbellneh-
men mcrben. Mebncr miinidte IhlicB.
lid alien orci &crcinen IN lpornlen
@orten guteu Griol1 81 ibrenu llnter-
ncbnen unO iprod) Die beitimmtc 3it.
pcriid,t alls, bob sum WinOeItcn Elm
Ereis bon Nelp.9orf nod) baltimore
mitgcbroft iperben ipiiroe.
Sic &or6ercitungen fir Die Sim.
aeriobrt had Nen-yorf nobmen ci-
ncn groBen Sbeil Der Situng in Sln-
iprllo). nobel ole 9obniobrt uno Die
Guorticriro9e Die Soupt9egcnitGnoe
Der GrGrterung bil0eteil. Nad) lun'
gem SIN. ln,b &erreocn ipuroc ErGli-
bent Sbomas uutpriiirt. nit Der 9ol-
tinlorc II. Sbio.@obngcieQifoit oic
Tobrbcoingli1gen 81 pcrciHbaren. Gic
TelcGnten 0eS ,@ermun .Ntdm1ers
horS". peld)e iid) an llGhltcn Conn.
tug nod Nem-0or bc9cbcll, uni ell,
poiicnoes &cinl fir oell &crein nab.
reno oea Sdngerfeitcs ollS5uiuden
nurben bonit betrnllt. gleid5citil
mad, cillcm Nccigneten Smptqllarticr
Der y&creinigten Singer" lln1id)alI
5l holtcl,
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O~ttbieuhnNoeu.

@elbicnbunsen mod Eeutidlano
unb Seitreid ltnsarn iifer u,b
idnelI bciorgt. g.. 10 ,inb 90 Marf..
fumie 10 mno 90 aroncn sdeine 81,
ucrfanien.
Sbeo. $. 1iener E Co.,
o. VI. I'll, Ct.SaItimsrt.s ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

125 bnr1 ben Gorbinal
+ III / t. - Cardinal 8ibs
bors coniirmirtc gcltern Morgcn lit
Der ct. Fbilips. mo Samcs-airdc
nr Der Charles. luno 81. S.rnbc cine
alolie pon 125 Yerionct, mopon 90
Gripadicnc maren.
10000 He.poIucr lpllrocn DGb.
rcllo Der lcsten Orci Sabre nod MT
iiht bon Eoli5cimorihaG Sarnan in
Baltimore p%erfouIt, menialtcns MIR
Den 10 uiclc Scrfalic BEL Der Yolisei
rCgiltrirt.
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Jbeu. s. Iiener d 80,
2t7. if.Waftimpre.EtraE

Ieutidcs ms onoeres aislanoi'
idics Welo gefariit uno pcrfauft.
@elbienounscn beiorat mad Teutid)'
Iano, Geitreid, MuBlano II. /. 10.
@ediel .alIsgeitelt ouf aiisldnoiihs
ganfen. Grehtbriefe ,inb 1rapelers
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The oasis., 1909-11-13

The lesson of 1891 and 1892 was burned SD deep into the hearts of the stockmen that 1t needs repeat ing but once in a generation. Then there were no lean cattle to eat, neither were there any fit ones to eat. While herds disap- peared under presidential drouth. There were neither water nor grass, nor sustenance of any kind by which cattle might live. The great rInges were as poor as the starving herds that covered them. Nature ever demands the eye and tooth, an kills off what it cannot sup. port. The rest that followed has allowed natures tired system to slowly hut surely recuperate and thay there is grass on her thou. sand hills. Cattle everywhere are ,leek of coat and fat of kidney. On the Papago reservations south If town, generally the center of ,ravity of poor and underfed horses,
 here is not thin animal to be iound.-rucson Star.
 Beef holds at the same old price sll the same.
The oasis., 1909-11-13
FAT CATTLE.

Cattle in the local market are not bringing muniicent pricrs, the average being about three cents pound on foot. This is probably due to the large number of fit cattle found on the ranges. The whole country is grassed as it never was before in the past thirty years.
The oasis., 1909-11-13
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY MISSED.

Last weeks election in San Francisco witnessel the defeat of the Arizona cowb)v attorney, Frank H4ney, who has been the head and front of the anti. graft prosecutions in that city during nearly four years, acting as assist ant district attorney, and sought Co continue tho work he had under taken in that capacity by securing election to the office in which he had been a subordinate only, hay ing been nominated for district attorney on the dem pcratic ticket. MT. Heney's defeat WIS signal, and 4h9 voice Of the people is so un- mistakable that it cannot be doubted that as factor in San Francisco and California affi he has been eliminated completely. Nor is it likely that he will find an opening elsewhere for exercise of his peculiar talents and methods, for it is the latter that have caused his elimination in San Francisco. Those who believed in the ends he sought have realized that it was his methods that were al fault, and not the policy that he was pursu- ing.
 The trouble with Mir. Heney in his entire battle in Stn Francisco against graft in public office and corruption in high places was the possession of an uncomfortable temper and disposition to parade himself as willing law breaker He never let the court, the oppos- ing attorneys and the public at large lose sight of the fact that he had killed one man at one time and that he was ready to kill another if given helf an opportun' ity to do so with valid plea c. self defence available. All through the trials of Ruef and Calhoun ht strutted before the bar with tho metaphorical chip on his shot ulder taunting and challenging his op
The oasis., 1909-11-13
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The oasis., 1909-11-13
NOG GALES, ARIZONA, U. s. A..

the election.
 In the San Francisco graft pros cautions Frank Heney had the same kind of an opportunity that was given the present governor of New York in the insurance scandal investigations in New York city. and had Heney been q man of the same mental caliber and dispnsi- ton as Hughes the outcome would have been far different. He had public sympathy, public convic- ton that the facts were available to secure convictions, and he had the law. He proved the facts with out doubt, and it was his business to apply thereto the cold law. Contrast Henev's attitude with that of Mr. Hughes dnring the in- surance investigations. Without any display of temper, with no ex hibItion of malice, without an, parade of mock courage but an un- mistakable presentation of fearless ness MT. Hughes pursued the evi dence, dug out the facts and held them under the cold light of th' law so there was no mistaking them. He was the very personih cation of absolute, just and inexor. able law. Not once was there Oh. truded the personality of Hughes. But all the way through the inves tigation he stood the very incarna- ti)n of the majesty of offended law. He reached the goal of success, and beyond that went to him unsought the highest honor the people of his state could give-two terms in the executive chair. The same oppor. tunity was presented Frank Heney Had he been lawyer, and man of the disposition and character oI 
 Governor Hughes his prosecutions of Calhoun, Ruef ct. al. would have been successful, he would have been elected district attorney by a great majority, and he would have been elevated to the chair of state by the spontaneous will of the people.
The oasis., 1909-11-13
q Card of Thanks.

The Sisters of St. Joseph's Hospi tai wish to tender their sincere thanks to their many friends in Nogaies for their kindness and generosity manifested on all occa si0ns.
 THE SISTERS OF MERCY.
The oasis., 1909-11-13

ADMIRAL MELVILLE endorses Peary and General Greeley sup ports Cook. Thus are honors even between the army and navy in artic expiration.