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Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26
OUR DELIVERANCE.

Of all the great public men in this
country today, Senator Robert M. La
Toilette, of Wisconsin,, looms up as
one of the greatest. His long, bitter
but winning fight against a corrupt
and corporate owned political ring in
his native state, his daring opposition
to the oligarchy of money which con-
trolls the senate of the United States,
his undaunted stand against all things
destructive to the political and fnan-
cial liberty of the common people Of
this nation have won for him a secure
place in the history of his country.
The guerilla warfare which the agents
of the money lords have ever waged
against him, the cruel snubs to which
he has been subjected by Aldrich,
Carter and other powerful leaders of
the upper branch of our national leg
islature, the unceasing and tremendous
pressure which has ever been main
tanned to drive him out of public
life would have discouraged most men,
But ever conscious of the rectitude oil
his own political course and inspired
by the devoted following of hundreds
!; of thousands of loyal supporters, rep
resenting every section of our grea
nation, LaFollette permitted nothing
, to dishearten him and is today recog
nized as one of the three or four grea
champions of the people to throw of
the shackles of corporate domination
Montana was honored last week b,
the presence of this man who deliv
3 cred a number of lectures about tn
a state. Many of the leaders of hi
, party, such as Senator Carter, in thi
5 tsate, were conspicuous by their at
{ sence at his lectures. evidently think
: ing that they could discredit the ma
$ in this manner. But thousands of ou
good people who do not follow th
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

Volume l, number /, of the Hedges
Herald reached this office last Thurs
day and if the first copy is a fore
runner of the sort of paper which
the publisher, Marion Small, inIends
to publish, the business interests Of
Hedges and the people in that section
of the state will certainly have no
cause for complaint. Hedges is one
of the new towns on the Billings
Northern railroad. 1t is located in
the center of what has been, for many
years, one of the most extensive stock
growing sections of Montana. With
the coming of the railroad, however,
the large sheep ranches down there
have been sold out, either in small
tracts to actual settlers or to in
dividuals or companies who are now
subdividing them into small farms for
colonization purposes. The agricul-
tural value of these lands has been
demonstrated by farmers who have
this year, produced bumper crops Of
grains and vegetables. There is no,
the least doubt that with intelligent
and intensive farming, the vast sec
ton tributary to Hedges will provide
homes for hundreds of prosperous
farmers This will mean steady
substantial growth for Hedges ane
justify the faith of Editor Small who
is thus getting in on the ground floor
There is no enterprise more necessary
to the advancement, moral and socia
we'll being of new community thar
a newspaper. The history of all new
countries shows that the printing pres!
leads the way to industrial develop
ment. The Democrat will watch will
interest the success of the Hedge;
Herald. Its news columns will re
fleet the social and political life o
that community. Its advertising
columns will, just as accurately, re
fleet the commercial spirit, whethe
it be progressive or otherwise. Tha
the publisher may reap some of TIL
rewards which a splendid countr,
holds out to the Industrious and tn
capable is the best wish of the Dem
ocrat.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

Joe Cannon says that he has posi-
tive information that Senators Cum
minis, LaFollette and other "in-
surgent" republican leaders, are going
to join forces with Bryan and the
progressives of the democratic party.
If such a thing should ever come
about there would indeed be cause
for alarm among the ranks of capi-
talism where Cannon has served with
such distinguished subservience.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

A Harvard professor recommends
the addition of course in flirting"
to the curricula of our colleges. It
is proposed to teach the young ladies
of the land how to flirt scientifically
and successfully. All of which is
quite as necessary as an aviation"
course to teach birds to fly or "pisca-
torial" course, the object and intent
of which should be to teach fish to
swim.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26
THE GREATEST WORK.

The city or b1llH8S IS most tHlS
week to thousands of people, repre-
senting almost every nation of i'm
portance on the globe. The annual
convention of the Dry Farming Con-
gress constitutes one of the greatest
industrial conventions ever held in the
western part of the United States and
all Montana has joined with the
superbly progressive metropolis Of
Yellowstone in making this particular
gathering the most notable ever held
in the history of that great organiza-
ton.
Every nation in the world has its
so-called arid portions. Hundreds OF
millions Of acres of land which have
lain since the dawn of time unproduc-
tive and useless, are being touched by
the magic wand of science and made
to contribute toward the tremendous
task of feeding the human race In
the ages to come and the achieve
ments of the twentieth century are
summed up, first place will be given,
not to the perfection of aerial navioa-
ton, not to the building of wonderful
sky-scrapers, not to the thousand and
one other inventions which are crown
ing the efforts of genius, but to that
tremendous and worldwide develop
ment which has made the waste places
of the earth bloom as the rose and
deserts to become the happy homes OF
millions.
1t is but meet that this great con-
vention should be held in Montana
where forty million acres await the
coming of scientific husbandry. In nc
section OF the world do such oppor'
tunities prevail, for here the sub.
jugation of the untitled lands will be
the easiest. The soil holds the ele
ments of untold riches. The heaven:
do not withhold entirely the needfu
showers. Nature has been wonderfully
kind to our state and human en-
deavor, intelligently applied, is nov
all that is lacking to make Montana
indeed the garden spot for which {
generous Creator designed it.
1t has been an epic struggle here
in the West between the unrelentins
genius of man and the untamed force!
of nature. But perseverance is bring
ing the victory so honestly earned
Science has turned the key to thu
treasure vaults of our far-stretchee
acres and millions are coming to claim
the heritage which has waited for then
throughout the ages.
1t does not require the gift o
prophesy to foretell the inevitable re
suit. Forth from the crowded place
Of our country where hope oft de
ferred has ceased to recompens
honest toll, the people are coming t.
take the homes which are awaiting
them on the plains and in the valley
of the Treasure State. The tide ha
Just begun and before the flow ha
reached its crest Montana shall hav
come into her own as the most popu
lous, as we'll as the most prosperou;
state in our Union.
That the veritable empire comprise
within the boundaries of our ow
6 splendid Fergus county shall play he
part in this coming development, n
one acquainted with the incomparabl
resources here can, for one momen
doubt. From her few titled acre
have come crops this year such as n
lands ever raised before. What II
!, future holds of total yield whe
: farming has become intensified ar
: every acre has been brought und
:, dominion of the plow is almost pa
, the power of man to accurately cor
. pute.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

Reports from the East say that Will
liam R. Hearst stands an excellent
chance of being elected mayor of
New York. Both the republican and
democratic organizations must be in
"a very bad way in the metropolis
when the people of that great city turn
to Hearst for relief.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

A large number of people Of Butte
furnished small patches of skin which
were grated On the body of small
girl who was burned. This is species
of grating which not even the
muckiest of muck rakers will find
fault with.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

Mr.. Jack Johnson says that he will
keep on the trail Of Mr.. Jim Jeffries
until the white man signs for finish
fight for the heavyweight champion
ship of the world. Mr.. Jack Johnson's
zeal is decidedly more commendable
than his Judgment.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26

All eyes are turned toward Billings
this week and there is no doubt about
the progressive Yellowstone metrop-
oils making good.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-10-26
Notice to Subscribers.

Notice to Subscribers.
In ordering paper changed to a new
address, mention old address also, to
hsure prompt delivery. Subscribers
kailing to receive their papers will
Diease notify this office.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
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@eformen in G ca a.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22
CENSOR FOR PARADE MUSIC
ENDLESS REPETITloNs OF SAME
OLD TUNE WILL BE CUT OUT
At THIS INAUGURAL.

Washington, Feb 2O.-The music
for the inaugural para.e will be sub.
jccted 20 censorship. Chairman
Stcuwagen of the inaugural commit.
tee has a lot OF ideas regarding
what is and what St not suitable
music for that event and ne has ap.
pointed Lem Wiley OF Peoria. H.,
as censor to impress these ideas
upon the bandmlsters. Wiley Is one
of the Oldest handmasJers in the
country. He has made tours with
the Marine band and other musical
ORGANIZATIONS ANA is celebrated
cornet player
In the sessions of congress h,
holds a position as assistant door
keeper OF the house. First of all h,
viii tell the 5ardmasters not to play
Hail 20 the CHIEF as their bands
march past the presidents reyiew!n.
stand ia front of the white house
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22
ON
THE TARIFF BILL
MEMBERS OF WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE WILL NOT TALK
ABOUT SCHEDULES.
DON'T WANT LOBBYISTS

Members Abhor 5ores of This kin5
at cap.tal-oemcerats Gong over
tn. Proposed Schedules Very Care
fully
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22

Ll,u,euau, Greeley aud party of
twenty four officers and men We're
landed from the seal,r Pro.eus in
july. 1851. az Discovery habor,
Vh,-, winter quarters vesc establish
Cd. and me vessel then lof' them 20
return 20 Newfoundland The cold
during the frs, winter was intense
bur useful work was done, aud health
maintained by "a plentiful diet, cXcr-
else and amusemouts Lieutenant
Lockwood and Sergean, Braiuar
were especially active and made sey.
cral daring and important sled trips
their efforts being crowned with sue
cess. for in MAY. 1852. they ATTAINED
the far'hest north then reached by
man dincd with Colonel Ohcr
Serreann Brainard In New York on
ly recently. and the reader may
therefore rely ON hc.accuracy of the
following bricf account OF the Gree.
ley exposition and SIS lamcntable ter.
minatlon
In the summcr Of 1852 me entire
party reached Fort CouEcr Cor a
stone cairn so uamcdl whence sled
Journeys We're continued uorthward
the leader penetrating Grinuoll land
and ascending rs highest peak
1900 feet above tho sea Thus Gree
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22
A BIT OF ARCTIC HISTORY
THAT STRIKES THE HEART COLD

expected for az least 25o. However. a
-hauty of stones and canvas was con
s'uc',l. and here th. men lay inI
cold. m'h and semi darkness through.
our chat terrible winter. tho stronger.
ones securing me coast for game and
seals which grew $50 scarce that food
gradually failed and the men began
To- die off, one by one, from scuryy.
starvation and .nsanitary surround
uss "This hut will bc our grave"
wrote Greeley a week after st was
built. aud 'hc prophecy was 20 a great
extent fulfilled.
Yet the month Of June came, and
found fourteen suu alive, Greeley
and Brainard among them. Now. how.
ever. deaths occurred moro frequently
for summer with its dense mists and
chilly gales. was even harder TO bear
than the intense but healthier cold OF
winter.
Eut there were tragedies wors,
than thosc-onc Of the men, Priyat,
Henry. had been repeatedly caught
pilfcrlug the miserable store of ra
tions. and was warned that death by
rifle bullet would quickly follow
. r.D,ffiDn of tho alfonso Nm 10 va.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22

Il seemed 20 J. \. stone civil war
veteran OF Kemp, Tex that plot
existed between a desperate lung
.rouh,e ana The grave 10 cause his
death Il contracted stubborn cod
be- writes chat developed a cough
,ha, stuck 90 me. In spite OF all rem
cd.es, for wears. Ny weight ran down
10 l3o pounds. Then | began 10 use
Dr. Kings New Discovery, which re-
stored my health completely. | now
weigh Us pounds" For severe Colds
obstinate Coughs, Hemorrhages. As
thma and 10 prevent Pneumonia f.
unr.yaled soc and 500 Trial bottle
free Guaranteed by Ardmore Phar
macy.
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A GENUINE DIAMOND

We you TO show it your friends and order
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ReNolts AZ Cold Steel.

Your only hope" said three doc
tors 10 Mrs. VI. F.. Fisher Detroit
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
trouble, lies in an operation" then
| used Or Kings New Life pills" she
writes They wholly cured" They
prevent Appendicitis, cure Constipa
ton, Headache. 25c at Ardmore Phar
macy.
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FREE
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Ladies' or Centlemen's
$500 B A r N AT TO

Bliany equals genunedetec,on every require
the
teh the Of the real diamond
and
making e~
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22
ATTORNEY GENERAL MAKING
EFFORT TO SECURE APPRoPRf.
ALTON TO RESIST SUCH ACTION
WOULD EXHAUST THE SUPPLY
Towns Now Having Natural Gas Sup.
ply should Oppose Action 10 Amend
lsws-Would Help Other Cites
Outside Of state

Oklahoma City. Feb 22.-The feder.
alton Of commercial clubs Saturday
sent the following TO al the business
organizations OF Oklahoma cities and
towns:
An effor; is being made by the att
torney general to secure an appropri.
alton by the present legislature for
the purpose Of resisting the action be-.
gun by interstate gas companies TO
pipe Oklahoma gas out Of the state.
Unless this appropriation is provided
the attorney general will be left with.
out means TO fight the case.
The legislature. in December 1907.
passed a law making # necessary for
foreign pipe line companies TO gain
consent of the state to cross public
highways before gas pipe lines can
be laid across such highways There
is no law TO prevent piping gas out
Of the state, for such a law would be
unconstitutional; but the effect of
this law is TO leave It within the
power of the state 20 prevent pipe
lines being laid 20 the state line by
foreign corporations. While that IS
true, and while the effect Of uphold.
ing this law is 10 prevent Oklahoma
gas from being piped ont Of the state
to large centers Of population. the
real test Of the present law Is upon
the point OF whether the state has
control OF its highways. Upon this
point the state is making its fight.
There are probably 100000 people
now being served in the state with
Oklahoma natural gas, and the quaint
~ is apparently sufficient 20 supply
every one of the larger towns in the
state To pipe this gas ont, means
that not only will 'here be no fur,hel
es'cis'ons {. natural gas service q
tnUls within I'll. state bur t'j' VS.
leverage 70 maintain factories in the
STATE will be destroyed and that our
natural product will be used 20 build
M large cities in other states Within
very few years our gas supply WI
have been exhausted as i' has beag
in other states when piped ont lndi-
criminately
II would appear 70 be 20 the in'e-
b est Of Oklahoma people generally, and
- particularly 10 all towns in the stat.
which desire natural gas for fuel anC
p factory purposes. that the appropria
/ ton be made for carrying on thi'
- fight 10 a final issue in the courts
, The question OF whether the state ha'
r control over its public highways IS r.
- Itself Of sufficient moment 10 warrar
the expenditure even We're not n
D other issue involved relative 20 cor
. serving the gas. II IS contended by
I the attorney general. and the opinion
{ Is supported by many good attorG rs
p that tho state will succeed In estah
fishing its rights in the mat or as Sc
f. forth in the law concerni2E public
Z highways and II this results the Il
p cident expenses will Dee infinitesmal
! on the other hand. even though n,
state lose its contention az the END
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22

ThE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA.
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To Cure a cold In One Day.

fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets, Druggists refund money II
Il fails TO cure. E. w, GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
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100 Percent PROFIT 100 Percent

for absolutely without on part
We
and
old pawn smus
Diamonds under Gems
action stimulation diamonds
stimulation genune-DoNr
WAlT-AcT nota
and at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-22

f. v Woyerron OF Maunsyille WAS
here yesterday visiting with home
folks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29

disputed fertilization, however. re- main in the, Riffs possession and it is
 doubtful if the Spanish will ever be~
 able to retake them