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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-22

ing whipped. they are not going to
surrender. So It would be well not
to have tho stars and Stripes fly
ing on your boat for you might get
shot. However II Is but a few hours.
run til YOU reacl the falls, 81 these
wonderful mountains. On tho r,cl,
OF the stoical safe footed Mexican
hurrow YOU can soon scale t1c noun
tain top some 1000 feet above sea
level. He.r you might be safe to
wave the old bonny blue !lag and
then run. Bur | must tell you Of my
mission in TuNpam. | am The only
foreign missionary of any denomina-
tion located here or IN 100 miles Of
here. and like Paul no' wanting to be
a burden to my brethren. / am now
making my mission Independent and
selfsupporting. | have well l.catad
mission room where | void serviC25
every Sunday in Spanish and oftimes
make excursions into :he interior
preaching TO the scattering American
colonists who are now locouLg hcre.
To support my mission am now
teaching a night school for he bone.
Fit OF young men, Mexicans, some of
them are clerking in stores and can.
not attend school in ;h' day time.
At their request am teaching them
how To speak English. ! teach two
hours for three nights in the week
or 10 lessons per month for $500
each per month. am also keeping
up a public reading room where
young men who do not want to spend
their evenings In a saloon can lind q
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian.

In the matter of the guardianship
of Jonas Wade notice Is hereby Civ
on I'm pursuruce Of an order OF the
County Court Of Haskell County,
state Of Oklahoma, made on the 18th
day Of March 1909, the undersigned
Guardian Of the estate of Jonas
Wade will sell at private sale 10 the
highest bidder subject 20 confirmation
by said court on the nth day of April
4. y. 1909 at II o'clock a. m, al
stglcr Oklahoma, all the right, title
and interest os said Jonas Wade in
and 10 the following described real
estate situate I'm Grady, jefferson,
Murray. Carter and LeFlore Counties,
State of Oklahoma, to-wlt:
The NV u and NV = Of NE =
and NWl4 Of NEH Of NEH and $ y
Of NEA Of NEH Of Sec. 16,T ! NJ
Il. > T., and Ne 4 Of Sc u and y
y Of SE y % 81 a Of Sec. SO, r..
10 y. r. I w, arl the SW u Of
Sec. 81. y. 10 y, II, W and SWH
Of y f. a Of y L = and NV u Of
SE Il of NE 4 Of Sec Z, T. S NJ
r. 25 T. and Sc u Of NV a Of NV
=, of Sec. 2l. r, 9 y. r % p, and
NV a Of SW a Of SW u Of Sec.
|1i. r, c y, r. % T., and Sc u
Of NE a and NE u Of SE y and
SE 4 OF NV 4 of Sc u Of Sec 2j.
r. 3 5. r. r., and the NJ a Of NJ
y Of SW y and W ~ Of NE 4, OF
SE 4 and W = Of Sc y oi Sec. lG,
r. ! ~, r. . T., and the w y OF
NE a and r y Of NV a and W =
Of 81 n OF Sec 81 7. 10
of Sec. lG, T. ~, II. . r and the
W y Of NE a and + y OF NV y
and We Of Sc u of Sec. 81, T. 10
y. r. W and the f y Of SE a
and NV 4 Of SE u and NE 4 OF
SW al of Sc a of Sec. 81, and y =
Of Sc 4 and y y Of SW y Of SE
a and SW u OF SW u of SE u OF
Sec. p, r, 6 S. II, . w.
Said real estate TO be sold on the
following terms and conditions to-
wit: All Cash.
Bids for the purchase thereof mus
be I'm writing and must be filed viii
the County Court or delivered 10 IN,
undersigned at Stigler Haskell Coun
! ~, Oklahoma, or TO Holley, Brown 4
Lawrence Stigler, Oklahoma.
Dated his 10th day of March, 1909
THOMAS TOM.
Signed by Holley Brown & Lawrence
HOGLEY, BROWN & LAWRENCE
| 2l-2S-4,l1 Attorneys
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PEOPLES FORUM
Tuxpam, old Mexico.
EditorArdmoreite:

EditorArdmoreite:
Dear Sir:-I lived in your city six
years. was editor of the Baptist Sig
nal and my mnny friends among
of me through the Ardmoreite. q
might write again IL | had the Week
~ Ardmoreitc in my homc.- TuXpam
is a city Of about GOO inhabit1n,s.
is located on the north bank of the
Tuxpam river some nine miles above
where It enters into the gulf of Mcy.
ico This river Is beautiful deep
blue stream about 800 yards wide,
navigable only for about 80 miles,
where it reaches the foot of the
Sierra Madre mountains. The TuXpam
valley is considered to be the gar
den spot of the rich tropical state OF
Vera Cruz. From here by boat YOU
can follow the meanderings OF the
river to the foot OF the mountains.
Your spirits rise higher and higher
and your enthusiasm runs wild as
YOU pass the jungles on either side
with its perpetual spring OF sweet
scented flora and fauna with here
and there n well kept farm house,
either Mexican or American for there
are many Americans locaad along
this river. Some OF them came here
with General Price at the close Of the
civil war and have never surrendered
TO the United States vet. ana not be.
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Two bills authorizing county com
missioners to build bridges was sign.
ed They were house bill 43S and SEN
ate bill 1871.
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The number of district judges was
increased to two by the governor
signing house bill No. 13S.
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HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

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or Kidney trouble and want certain, pleasant
herb relief from Women's ills, try Mother Gray's
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Gray's Australian Leaf Is soldby Druggists or
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House bill No 400 which author
ICES the school land commissioners t1
lease TO the adjutant general of The
national guard three quarter sections
Of school land situated near Chandlar
was signed by the governor, This is
to be used by the militia as a man
euyering ground and taken in cor
nection with the government rifle
range now located at Chandler, will
make that town the mecca of the
Oklahoma National Guard.
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!: NEWS NOTES ::
!: FROM GUTHRIE. :;
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Guthrie, Okla. March 20-Goy"".
nor Haskell signed bills making
county court towns as follows, today:
Hous bill No. sos, of Billings, Noble
couny: House bill No. $40, creating
county court at Snyder, Kiowa coun-
ty; house bill No. SIC, creating coun-
ty court at Hominy, Usage county;
senate bill No. 273, creating county
court at Hooker, Texas county;
house bill No. 431. creating county
court at Lexington, Cleveland coun.
ty; house bill No. 32S, creating coun-
~ court at Crowder, Pittsburg coun-
ty; house bill No. 527, legalizing the
bond issue in district four Majors
county was signed by the governor.
\ new law went into effect today
when Governor Haskell signed sem
ate bill No. 357 creating the position
Of warrant clerk in the state treas.
urers office.
Tinepah Nowata county, was made
a county court town by the signature
Of the governor to house bill No. 37l.
Senate bin No %, relating to mutu-
al insurance companies. was made a
law today by the governors signature.
House bill No. So was signed to-
day. It enlargcs the powers and du.
ties Of the state inspector and exam
mer making it his duty to check all
county offices on request Of the
CouUty commissioners or five per
cent of the tax payers of any county
He must also check all tax lcvios be
fore the tax rolls are turned over tC
! the treasurer
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welcome retreat with good literature
TO read.
Now, Mr.. Editor. / also keep a
good saddle horse boat ana gun
and if You will come down / viii
divide with You and We will rum up
on the lake and Kill an alligator.
Hasta la Vista.
w. II. KUYKENDALL.
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W. II. KUYKENDALL.

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly strengthens the lungs ana ex.
pcls colds. Get the genuine I'm a
yellow package Sold by all druggists.
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House bill No. 2S2 authorizing the
secretary Of state to receive and
file al notes, maps, charts and other
papers relating to the L. $, survey
in Oklahoma, was signed today by the
governor.
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DEARMOND
HITS CANNON
THE RULES TROUBLE CROPPED
OUT IN THE HOUSE AGAIN AND
WILL CONTINUE.
PAINE AMUSES CLARK

Champ Clark Also Took \ Hand IN
Assaiinu the czarlkc Tactics OF
the Speaker - The census Bill is
Passed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-28
coLuM BIA.
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Columbia.-Mr. and Mrs. Patrich
Cogley visited at tile G. w. stevens
nome In Dudley Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Akers and baby of Eddy.
vie Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara
Carman. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bird have re.
turned from a weeks visit at their old
nome near Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller visited
sunday at the Frank Chisman home
Mrs. S. r. Cramblit and son and
daughter OF Eddyville visited at the
parental Cramblit home Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Chisman and daughter
Madeline visited Wednesday and
Thursday in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs John Arnold went 10
Russell Tuesday for a visit with rela,
tives. ."
me new Methodist Episcopal minis.
ter, VIM. Slack, preached to large
audience last Sunday night and the
services Sunday will be at II a. M.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-28
TYRONE.

Tyrone--Mrs. VIM. Judge ond son
of Georgetown were Abba passengers
one day recently.
William Clirord of Burlington and
George Clifford of /Ottumwa returned
to their homes on number four Thurs
day evening, after visiting their moth
er. who is sick at the home Of their
sister, Mrs. j. M. Ennis.
James Rooney of Melrose sold $50
acres of his farm near Georgetown
to Mr.. Fitzsimmons from Deerfield,
Ill. Mr.. Rooney received $50 per acre
for the farm.
John Moran of Creston is visiting
at the Dan O'Neill home at George
town Mr.. Moran is one of the dis
patchers for the Burlington at Creston
and is enjoying his annual vacation.
Miss Goldwaite, a trained nurse
from Burlington, arrived one day last
week to nurse Mrs. p Clifford.
Rev P. J. Gaule was an Abba pas.
senger Friday.
Mrs. William Craig and Mrs. G. q
Tutor were Abba passengers recently
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RoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte.-Mrs.D D. w. Riggle went
up to Des Moines Wednesday, where
she will make an extended visit with
relatives.
Mrs. G. D. Pocock and daughter of
Jacksonville. H., spent Monday at
the J. A. Johnson home.
Miss Grace Meredith Of Des Moines
was called here Tuesday by the SER
ious illness of her mother, Mrs. Allen
Perkins
A. G. Roberts is visiting relatives
and friends in Des Moines this week.
William Sivil of Warsaw, ILL.,, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Floyd Mack
lin. here \
Mrs. George syfert visited several
days this week in Pennington with
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Stone.
Phil Whitley returned from Chicago
Tuesday.
Mrs. Christy is having her store
room, vacated by Blackford's, repaint-
ed and improved for the Morris Cloth
ing store, which is soon to begin bust
ness.
Miss Nettie Israel of Hedrick ar
rived Monday for few weeks stay at
her home in Bonaparte. She attended
the Baptist association in Keokuk on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Harry Reese went to Des Moines
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Jennie Sturdivant has gone
to Amarillo, Texas, where she will
make an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Eichelberger.
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OttuIrlWa, la.

John L. Doody of Abba was looking
after business matters at this place
Thursday.
Thomas Conley was an ottumya
visitor Friday.
The funeral of the late John Dug.
gan OF Melrose was held from ST Pal.
rlck's Catholic church at Georgetown
Wednesday. Mr.. Duggan had attain.
ed the age Of SO years.
Mrs. G. Rutter of Lovilia return ID
nome today on number IT'S, after a
few days visit with her sister Mrs
Louisa Tutor, south Of town.
). F.eO'Brien and Coy Swift have
force OF men working the roads of this
vicinity and getting them in shape for
the winter. 'o'
VIM. Feehan was an Abba passen.
ger on number four Thursday even.
DR. Riordan reports the arrival Of q
pig boy at the Ed Hines home at
Georgetown. %
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Kansas City Wednesday to spend a
couple of days with his aunt, Mrs.
Rachel Kramer.
Mrs. Logan Brown is visiting her
son, Ernest and family. near Fairfield.
A furnace dealer and repairer from
Oskaloosa is in town oyerhauling A.
G. Brady's furnace.
Mrs. L. l.. Toote came home We'd
nesday from Chicago, where she had
been visiting relatives a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swank went to
Washington Wednesday evening to
spend few days with relatives.
VIM. Harkins and wife, who event
over near Harper Monday, returned
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Earl Pringle started Wednes.
day for Central City Nebraska,
where she will visit relatives before
returning. She will visit her sister,
Mrs A. ]. Kane at Hampton. Iowa.
Mrs. Stacey McCracken and son de-
parted Wednesday for her home in
Central City, Nebraska, after week
visit
Mrs. Peterson Of Brighton, who was
in town canvassing Tuesday and We'd
nesday, has returned home.
Walter Duke and wife and John
Green and wife ere camping over on
the river
An eight-year-old son of William
Fleig is lying very i'll with little hope
of his recovery.
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aANDERs STANDS BY HIS RULES
Warden at Fl. Madison Insists That
His Idea of Treating Convicts is
the OnIy system

Des Moines, Sept 25.-"Give the
wardens fthe state prison the power
TO say at what time the prisoner shall
leave his institution a free man" de-
clared James Sanders, warden of the
state penitentiary at FIT. Madison.
The idea Is another of the reforms
which Warden Sanders hopes to have
introduced in the penal institutions of
this state.
"A man enters prison a criminal,
he declared at the state house. "but
that is no reason why he should leave
prison criminal. When he gets stung
with sentence that is enough punish
ment without wardens singing him
after he gets behind the bars"
Warden Sanders believes that his
method Of treating prisoners will
prove the best solution of the penal
problem and will soon leave for Kan
sas to explain the system to the state
authorities. He is very proud OF the
lecture course which the prisoners
and guards pay for The adoption of
music in the prison has had wonder
full effect. | have not had rough
house in the dining room since it was
started. The criticism of my methods
comes from those who know nothing
about handling prisoners nor the con-
ditions of prison life"
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BIRMINGHAM.


Birmingham.-Monday of this week
the many friends of Mrs. Mary J.
Epert were extending congratulations
70 her, The occasion being her eighty
frst birthday anniversary. A postal
shower was given her. The cards were
beautiful and highly appreciated. Din
ner was served at noon. The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Easter of
Utica, To-; Mrs. Fannie Reed of Bur
llngton and Mrs. Mamie Ebert of Fl.
Madison. Regrets were received from
the Oldest daughter, Mrs. Minnie Huff
of Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. G.. e. Pontius returned from
Ottumwa Monday morning and re-
ports her husband, who is in the hos
pital at that place with typhoid fever,
is much better and physicians say his
prospects for recovery are good
Mrs. Eta Durk Of Sterling, Colo,
who has been visiting her parents at
this place couple Of weeks, returns
to her home this week, her mother be.
ing much better.
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Moore and
daughter, Josephine, who have been
visiting with relatives in this vicinity
for the past two months, returned to
their home in Brawley, California,
last Monday morning.
Mrs. Belknap of Ottumwa has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. B. i.
Ford, and brother, John Calhoun.
G. B. Hastings and wife have been
visiting relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs. Henry Ritz Of Selma is in town
helping care for her mother, Mrs. Wild
ger, who is in very poor health.
Eugene Norris has returned home
from Brook Park, Mimi, and expects
to attend school here this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Gould went to
Monmouth last week, where they will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Will Find,
ley.
Miss Eula Granque has been visit.
ing the Seattle exposition and card
received from her Monday says she
| thinks it Is great. She is now visiting
| her brother in Tacoma, Washington.
! John W. Hearne spent last Sunday
| with his mother at Keasauqua.
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PHYSICIANS SAY
WOMAN is INSANE
MRS. NELLIE TAYLOR THOUGHT
TO BE oEMENTED-eETRAY.
Err WILL BE ARRESTED.

Des Moines, Sept. 25.---It now looks
like the man who betrayal Mrs. Mel
lie Taylor, charged with child muir
der, will have to face the charge of
being an accomplice in the murder of
the infant He is believed to be re-
sponsible for her demented condition
as 1t develops that she has been act
ing as one insane for some time and
since coming to Des Moines has acted
very queer. His arrest is likely 10
take place any time.
Private Detective John Gray of OF
tumwa, employed by the relatives or
the woman to investigate the case,
will arrive here today, according to a
statement made by the womans at
torney last night. They refused to di-
vulge information concerning the
identity Of the man, save that he is a
citizen of Des tloines and that his ar
rest will probably be accomplished to-
day on warrant sworn out by the
woman's relatives
Mrs. Taylor developed symptoms of
insanity in the county jail yesterday,
failing to recognize her father when
he visited her cell, and stood at the
bars of the window next the street.
laughing wildly at the grotesque fig
ures in parade which she imagined
was passing the jail
Following the development of these
symptoms an information was filed by
Attorney James Parsons, one Of the
legal representatives employed in her
behalf, alleging insanity.
Dr. Van Werden and DR.. j. A. Bur
cham. two alienists made an exam
nation of Mrs. Nellie TAYLOR in the
hospital apartment of the county Jail
at noon today and pronounced the
woman to be insane. The insanity is
said to be the result of mental de-
rangement of long duration and in
creased by the physical condition of
the girl which is said to be very SER
ious.
Blood poison is feared. and should it
develop. physicians seem certain that
ii will result. in her death. In that case
charges will be filed against the man
who betrayed her.
The girls father of Ottumwa is in
the city and has consented to the
sending of his daughter to a hospital at
once.
Late this afternoon, the doctors said
that Mrs Taylor's condition is grow
ing worse and she will be removed to
the hospital.
1t is said that the actions of the wo-
man following her arrest Wednesday
night have been such as to lead Off
GERS and relatives to the belief that she
Is hopelessly insane. 1t is asserted that
when her father called at police head
quarters to see her last night she did
not recognize him: that during the
evening she talked wildly. declaring,
among other things, that some one
was trying to choke her boy to death
with broom.
Mrs. Taylor was arraigned in police
court and appeared dazed as she was
led into the room by the officers. She
was unable to respond to the ques-
tions of Judge Stewart and the case
was set down for hearing September
90. 1t is expected. however. that the
grand jury will act before that time.
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TAX LEvIES
ARE WIPED out
IOWA cITYs JUDGES DECISION
INvALlDATEs MUNICIPAL
IMPROVEMENTS

Iowa City, Sept. 25.-Judge Howell
has made a ruling in the district
court which unless overturned by a
higher tribunal will invalidate almost
every improvement levy made in re-
cent years by the city council of Iowa
City. The total amount involved
reaches several hundreds of thousands
of dollars, nearly the whole amount
outstanding in bonds to be paid off by
the property owners who are subject
to taxes for abutting street improve
ments, both paving and sewer.
Judge Howell has held that where
there is failure to file at the Office of
the county auditor, as required by
section SIG of the code, certificate
of the passage of the ordinance or
resolution ordering the improvement,
no legal tax can be levied against the
property abutting on the improve
ment. After the filing of this notice,
the code states, "all special taxes for
the cost thereof, or any part of said
cost, which are to be assessed and
levied against real property, or any
railway or street railway, together
with all interest and penalties on all
Of said assessments, shall become and
remain a lien on such property from
the date of the filing of said papers
with the county auditor until paid"
In the case before the court, the at
torneys for the w. j. Haddock estate
sought to have the tax declared void
because this notice was not served and
Judge Howell upheld the motion OF
the attorneys. The sum involved was
only $50, but identicslly the same con-
diton prevails with respect to taxes
amounting TO hundreds of thousands.
1t has been the ruling of city at
torneys that this notice was merely to
secure lien from the time of the ex-
ecution of the contract until the COM
pletion of the work with the filing of
the palt and schedule with the county
auditor, but Judge Howell holds that
the failure to obtain the lien inval-
idates the entire tax.
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eLADENsBURG.

Biadensburg. Ossie Burnaush
of Pulaski was visiting friends and
relatives here last week.
Misses Myrtle DunninG, Laura Car
men, Pearl Hamersly, Flora and Effle
Mcdowell left the first of the week
for Des Moines, where they will attend
school.
Mrs. Williams of Lisbon is here Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Austin Wy.
more.
Several from here and near this
place attended the dedication at Com
petine Sunday,
Mrs. John Redic of Kansas is here
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Irene Goudy who has been
very sick. is better.
Mrs. James Reeves, who has been
sick for the last ewo weeks Is report.
ed no better.
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Old Railroader Transfer Clerk.

Keokuk, Sept. Psf. W. Hughes,
chief clerk Of the railway mail SER
vice, was in the city recently supply
ing the room in the union station with
necessary supplies for use of the
transfer clerk. and installed ]. H. y.
Chenoweth into the office of transfer
clerk for looking after dispatch of
mail at the depot. The Office will be
open for business on October 1, the
beginning of quarter This will har-
monte with department usage and
make reports appear on the same
date. Mr.. Chenoweth served for thirty
five years as railway mail clerk be.
tween Keokull and Des Moines, recent.
~ resigning from that service. He is
familiar with the duties that he will
ha called unon to discharge