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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-31
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-31

"tileaWan. y y. -tus @e.-ln
.''iI search for regular occupation
''f Harry X. Thaw. recently recon-
'''''''' Oh" tlie state hospital ror tn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-31

criminal insane here. the authorities
of the Institution have appointed him
10 the post of librarian
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
IN INDIAN LANGUAGES.
Oklahoma Laws May Be Published
So Indians Can Read.

Guthrie. Okla. Feb 6.-Provision
is made in the bill introduced by
Senator T.. VI. Landrum for publish.
ing the laws or parts of the laws of
the state of Oklahoma i'm the Cher.
okee. Creek. Seminole. Choctaw and
Chickasaw languages. in accordance
with requests which have been made
by the fullbloods Of those tribes.
many of whom are unable TO read
the English language. but are well
educated In their own tongue
\ committee composed Of one
member from each tribe, TO be ap-
pointed by the governors Of the
tribes, shall select such laws or
parts Of laws as they deem neces
sary for their people to have knowl.
edge Of and 1000 copies Of the laws
that they select are to be printed
in each of the Indian languages
for the benefit Of those who rea
their own language but do not
read ENGLISH. The bill carries an ap-
popriatiun Of $4,000
The laws in regard to profane
swearing aud Sabbath breaking are
amended by a bin by Senator Sor-
rels. The former offense is made pun
ishablo by a fine of 81 to s25. Hunt
ing or indulgence in other sports on
Sunday is made punishable by fine
OF $40 10 $50. Disturbance of reli.
gious worship subjects the offender
to a fine of $40 to slOO.
Another bin by Senator Sorrels,
which has the endorsement OF the
labor organizations, provides for the
appointment by the governor in each
mining district Of a district examin.
ing board, composed of three prac-
tical miners.
The creation Of the office of boil.
er inspector is sought by bill by
Taylor, also endorsed by the unions.
The inspector is 10 be appointed by
the governor for fouryear term
and receive salary of not more
than $2.joO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07

Washington, Feb. AN amend.
ment 10 the Indian appropriation bill
has been offered in the senate by
Senator Gore which authorizes and
instructs the secretary of the interior
10 issue a patent to section of
lauI in the Pottawatomie reserva-
tion to the Benedictine Fathers OF
Sacred Heart, located there. Accom-
panying the amendment Is a memo
rial which states that this land has
for many years been reserved for
and occupied by the Benedictine
Fathers for their school The land
in question Is the south half Of sec
tion seven and the north half OF
section eight, township six north,
range five east
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
.n,ltel in TO read the poetry.

iuyitei in 10 read the poetry.
The committee on appropriations,
IL will be recalled. Is the one that
restricted the use OF the secret ser.
vice, and thus evoked the paragraphs
in the last annual message that Gre
ated such a stir Though the senti-
ments OF the verse undoubtedly rep
resent the feelings OF any OF the lead.
Ing Representatives, they aren't say.
ing so out loud just now.
The threatened Investigations by
committees OF both houses OF the
employment Of secret service men
are fading rapidly. The senate made
loud threats II the thoroughness OF
it's inquiries and there were vague
hints ~ scandalous revelations Of the
use Of secret service men 70 spy on
congressman gratui'ously for person.
al reasons But tho committee has
been too busy Or is understood, 70
give attention 10 the matter.
s similar Investigation. unIor,ak.
ON by house committee ON a roso-
tuition by TaWncy began to- scream
for help yesterday and got pcrmis.
sion 90 limit the scope OF its inves.
LEGATIONS 20 formal matters. Also
Representative Perkins of Ncw York.
chairman Of thcs panklng committee
aud author Of the spanking rosolu
tions ,cuurcd To the white house
for the first time yesterday since
the unplcasautncss and came away
without word on the sccrc. ser.
vico matter
The representatives. have been
enormously more embarrassed over
the AFFAIR than the president has
lie has regarded o. as % hugo Joke
but then. ho has had 'ho backing
of the people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
4 1wENTy.YEAR ROMANCE
WEALTHY LAWYER WEDs OLD
WSETdEART-A LOVE STORY
or SOME INTEREST.

New York. Feb Ga love story
that would delight the heart of nov.
elist ended and began again at 10
West Seventy-third street last even.
ing, when Henry II. T. Beekman o;
the old Nnickerbecker family OF that
name. welded Bessie Haynes Adams.
the girl he wanted to marry twenty
years ago.
Mr.. Beekman has been for some
years silent partner of the law firm
Of which Col william Jay is the head.
is one Of the wealthieat Of New Yor'..
ers. with several houses abroad.
bat according to the statement his
friends made today he would never
have bought so much as a shing,e N
foreign parts except for the fact that
when he was twenty years younger
ne woed and won and then lost Miss
Adams in New York.
The wedding performed in Miss
Adams apartments yesterday was
practically settled years ago. at the
time Mr.. Peekman quit Rutgers col
lege as president and valedictorian OF
his class. On the very eve. according
TO the reports. his mother set herself
to break eff the match. and succeed
ed
This blighting Of his romance Is
| said to have made temporary mis-
anthrope out Of Mr. Beekman. For
/ years afterwards he toured Europe
| aimlessly. then settled in Paris,
came back TO New York became
again a rover and finally settled down
to the law in Paris as silent member
Of the Colonel Jays law firm just
about the time the famous Fair will
case came up.
It is said that the b rilliant line oi
i evidence produced by Mr.. Beekman
cost Charles Fairs sister. Mrs. Her
man Oelrich several millions, because
II proved that Mr.. Fair was first Kill
ed in the motor accident in France
that sent both to almost simultane'
Gus death
\ Mr.. Beekman is said to have re
ceived a fee of more than S20C 900
He recently returned to New York, re
newed his acquaintance with Miss
Adams and this weeks wedding is
/ the outcome
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
How's This 4?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh tha
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY G. CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
F. ]. Cheney for thel asst Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and .
nancialy able to carry out any ob.
legations made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free Plcer - cents
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
Receipt That Cures
Weak Men--Ffee
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have Il Free and
Be Strong and Vigorous.

have IN my possession prescription for
nervous debility, lack of yigor weakened
manhood, falling memory aaa lame back,
brought on 10y cxcesses, unnatural drains
or the follies Of youth, that has cured
SO many worn and nervous men rigut in
ihe'r own homes - without any additional
htlp or medicine 90 that | think every man
who wishes To regain his manly power and
NlrlliFL quickly ANA quietly, should have A
copy 80, ! have determined to send "A copy
~ ihe prescription, free Of charge in a
plaln, ordinary sealed envelope, to any man
VINO VIII write me for u.
rms prescription comes from a physician
wh' has made special study uf men, aud 1
am convinced u is the surest-acting combina-
hon Tor the cure of deficient manhood and
Nlgur-t Iure ever put together
lhlhk owe II Ia NV How man to send
thtn copy IN confidence. So that any man
anywhere, VINO is weak and discouraged Win
repeated fallures may stop drugging himself
WIN harmful patent medicines, secure what,
= ",,',Ne ls the NE Iui,ckest,actng, restorative,
deylsrd, and 80 cure himself at home quietly
and quickly. just drop mo line like
this; DR.. A. y. Robinson, as9l Lack
bldgr brtroit' Mich, and viii ,enG you .
copy of this splendid receipt, in plain
ordiha'y sealed eaSs!ops, free Of charge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
Soldier Balks Death Plot.

1t seemed TO J. A. Stone civil war
veteran. Of Kemp, Tex, that plot
existed between a desperate lung
rouble and the grave to cause his
death. i contracted stubborn cold
be writes, that developed a cough
hat stuck 20 me, in spite of all rem
edies, for years. My weight ran down
to 1870 pounds. Then | began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery, which re-
stored my health completely. ! now
weigh rs pounds" For severe Colds
obstinate Coughs, Homorrhages, As
thma and 10 prevent Pneumonia it's
unriyaled soc and 500, Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Ardmore Phar.
macy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
chIeaoo Honors LIncoLn-

Chicago Feb 6 Illinois. as the
political battlefield ON which Abra
ham Lincoln made the fight which
finally landed him iu the presidential
chair. will celebrate his centennial
In manner bcfittlng the esteem in
which Honest Abe" is held by the
people of this state There will be
nothing OF partlsanshlp or scciioual.
ism In this observance. and disiln
gulshod men Of all parties and creeds
and all sections of the country will
take part in the celebration.
I'm this city the entire week begin.
ming tomorrow will be observed as
Lincoln memorial week. by proclama
ton OF Mayor Bussc. The formal oh.
seryance will begin Thursday with
exercises In all OF III, schools OF the
city. Friday. Lincon's natal day. will
be marked by great public mass
meeting, at which the speakers will
include President Woodrow Wilson
Of Princeton, President Edwin r.
Sparks Of Pennsylvania state Col
lcgc, Dr. Emil IIirsch and John 4
Macdonald. editor Of the Toronto
Globe.
The Chicago Tribune. which wa
the first great newspaper To boom
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
STAND PAT coNoREssMEN ARE
EAGER FOR DAY TO COME TO
LET ROOSEVELT co.
POEM POLITICAL SATIRE
A New Poem in the Appropriation
Committees Room Tells How the
Minutes Drag For Its Members
No More investigations"

Washington, Feb. G.-While con
gress is allowing the fight ON the
president to lapse, having realized
from the letters from home that It
has picked up the hot end of the
poker the leaders are counting the
days till the end Of the present ad.
ministration
In the room OF the committee ON
appropriations. presided over 10y MIR.
Tawucy of Minnesota, is looking
glass on which Is posted each day
a card bearing in red and blue ink
the number of days left uu March
4 Today lu addition 10 the num-
ber appeared this bit Of verse i'm
the style OF the Ruhalyat, which the
committee considered one of the best
political satircs ever written:
Look in the glass and. ere You turn
away.
Consult this number here from day
to day.
It shows In fashion brief in manner
curt.
The lcadcn passing of the days that
hurt.
It says each morn, as writ in red
or hluo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07

from Pennsylvania Maryland and.
West Virginia fields to southeastern
territory. as well as the rates on pig
iron. cast iron pipe. iron and steel
articles. lumber, grain and grain pro.
ducts. pacEing house products and
sugar. This Is what 1t has to say
as 10 the recent advance to Texas
points:
Rates have been advanced from
Kansas city and St Louis. and points
basing thereon. 10 Texas points;
wnlcn embraces the entire territory
east OF the Mississippi river and
a large number of points west there.
OF to Texas points In sums rang.
ing from &c per 100 pounds on one
class Of article TO 1Oc per 100 pounds
on another class of article
The commission says, also that
the rates on transcontinental freight.
east and wost5ound. have been ad.
yauceI from per cent on one ar.
tclo TO go per cent on another.
Relative to the marirration OF
cia-silica'ions. the comm sion says:
MANY advances in rates have been
effected by changes I'm class ratings
and without changes in the specific
scale of rates Many changes in re-
gard TO carload minimum weights
have been made These DO not neces
sarily increase the rates upon com
modities to which they apply, unless
the minimum weight has been fixed
SO high as TO make It impossible
to load II into cars.
And all of this, and some more in
formation which the commission
gives merely signifies that the tasl
Of regulating freight rates by gov
ernmental agency is very far from
/ finished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
Keep Baby
Healthy; Free

No child can be we'll and strong
unless its bowels move regularly
every day at the same hour. such
regularity promotes good health. One
passage is absolutely necessary. while
two are not too many.
There s. one remedy that Il especially
adapted 10 the needs Of children. and
which thousands OF American mothers are
using today. and that Is Dr. Cadwells
Syrup Pepsin. the great herb laxative
compound. Its gentle action. 50 free from
gripping its tonic effects, and It's perfect
purity, Vouched for to the United states
Government, makes Il an ideal chlIdfens =
laxative tonic.
Mrs 81 p Cash. Of webb. Okla. Is an
old.time friend Of this wonderful child's
remedy and she says she could scarcely
weep house without IT, She became ac-
orer % free trial bottle which s1e
found 10 effective on her baby that she
now always Egtps n ir the house. Mrs
X l. Stout OF L0uiFville, KY, also ufst
used 10 In a free sample. then bought II
OF her druggist at the regular price, which
u only 90 cents or 81 a bottle. II gave
her hiu" gltl splendid aPp'ut' nnd =
Syrup Pepsin once finds It's way into the
home u makes a lifc long friend They
soon discard salts. pills and powders.
Cnidvp'rs syrup pcp-iu should begin to
do so. for they are missing valuable
household friend. In order 20 acgu.iut
you with Us merits ut no expense tu your
self th. doctor viii send you free test
bottle on receipt " name and address.
II has been Justly called th" nation s safe
guard 20 health iu the cure 'f Cuustipa-
tion, dyspepsia, heartburn. liver trouble.
Fick headache. sour stomach and similar
digestive ailments
- n there is anything about
~DN your ailmcut that you dDn
Az understand or II you want
- - ~ any medical advice, write
W 20 the doctor and he viii
hf answer YOU fully There Is
41 no charge for this service.
eftsksEA N The address is Dr ". B
kEfIyt<M Caldwell. 81 caldwell bldg.
kk-L2S&Sl Monticello III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07

= WHILE WE ADMIT THAT
= THERE ARE NTRY MANY
= GOOD SOUND ESTIMABLE 4
= GENTLEMEN ~ THE RANKS I
= or THE NON PARTISAN =
= PARTY. WE ARE YET con. 4
= STRAINED TO REMEMBER 4
= THAT EVERY MAN WHO Z
= VOTED AGAINST THE IN 4
<CORP PORATION or THIS
= CITY AND FREE PUBLIC I
= SCHOOLS Is WITHIN ITS 4
= RANKS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
RAILWAY FREIGHT TRAFFIC
Thousands Are Filed Annually and
Large Force OF Clerks Would Be
Necessary to interpret Them-A
Colossal Task.

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""''" pun I"' YEA u" ~ '"" 10 IN
'''E' JUS '"''S''''''n ana '"'''"Se l'S
I""'''' III '"''' ''' '"'i'''''S7'oH uoes
""t N"'" ""''n'T '"' In"'''iarlouS
'"'''B'S ""''h nave p'eh maze since
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So much is stated on the authority |
Of the commissions answer 10 the |
Madden resolution. which thch ousc
passed last month This resolution
called ON the commission 10 state
what advances u rates had been
made since the passage Of the cclc.
bratcd rate BILL which at the time
was supposed to Dee the greatest vic.
tory that the people had won over
syudicatod wealth i'm a generation
The commissions reply is an abiect
confession of ignorance II does not
know. even approximately. what the
net changes have been
However. the fault is NOT the com.
missions This fact is brought out
very clearly in It's answer. It pleads
that the monumental sum of its igno.
rance is due to the deficiencies of
this much.acclaimcd law. The law re.
quires the railroads. when they
change rate, to file the new tariff
with the commission. but It does not
require the railroads to explain
whether the change Is an increase or
a decrease. Moreover. the railroads
can change rates in other ways than
by substituting one figure for anoth.
er They can revise classfications-
make first-class freight Of a commo
dity which yesterday was second
class freight make the maximum
car load weigh one thing today and
| another tomorrow. and In several
other ways manipulate the hauling
charges so that It will take abundant
, time. patience and skill TO discover
just what they have done.
The commission I'm ifs answer to
Mr. Madden makes an imprcssiyc
cyhibi, 10 show that n lacks m least
the rimc for this task. For instance
. 90 ,.ts ont that between the poriods
fixed by Mr.. Madden. July I. 1906
nearly GOOo0o schedules of rates and
classification. varying I'm size from
one 10 200 PAGES It has found that
these schedules average five pages.
making 3oooooO pages Of schedules
filed within those periods on each
page there are ON an average Of ff
ty schedules. making IN all during
that time l5o0oo0O0 rate items
/ Therefore ro determine what changes
have b"cn made how much the
trcightcarrying bill has been increas.
co. 10 would o' necessary 10 com
pare these l'O'ooo,ooO rate items
win the corresponding rate items
'' 'H''I previously. Nor does this
take INTO account the changes that
nave p''n made by means of vary.
'hs the proportional parts of Joint
rates, nor the difference in carload
'r loss than carload rates. What is
''''' ''''' Important '' docs nor take.
'"'" '''"""' '"' '"''I'S OF rates
"''"N"' NY "'''S OF 'h'ng'S in
''''''''''''"''S
me commission frankly admits.
''"' 10 is unable under the circum
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-07
To Cure a cold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
Tablets, Druggists refund money II
II fails 10 cure +. W. GROVES sig.
aature Is on each box. 25c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-08-26
SIGNED STATEMENT

Clinton. h. Aug ~. al
We. the undersigned cr.leus. gu,l
erIy owners OF Clinton. ohysrigly A
uniesr 10 say. feeling as ue Do ID
ven best Interest in tlr Gig and "A
nunity, that We an, acl pleased ID
the conduct OF the sale oi lot and
on BY Henry Realty Co. on yesiertall
the lots bringing good prices bu |
no case cxtuyaEaut prIou and I'D
purchased b. the very best q Pop1
Who. Nc feel sur, vll begin Al ou1a
10 build on the property and IuFus
the sane The sale vas carried a
tn a careful. upright .eg.umaie AZ
ncr with no Misunderstanding 4
With seeming satisfaction 60 ALL
In making this statement ve DO =
Ia justice TO the llray people 40.
conduct for the past 90 days anals
ua has been on s,ralrhlioruart Ti|
ciples and In manner mutual ID a
tcrcst to our CoIIoges and Other .
tercats ooncoruine us. and ihq N
men whom w ycry much appfeca''
and We feel that zee are eHpfess's
the sentiment OF our entire commalig
Very especially
Jerry 81. Porter Porter Potter %
]. 4. Greene. merchant
]. Kelly smith
Geo. NJ. Porter. secretary Fa'a
Pottery Co.
c. v. Hesslct Cashier 10 Naioii'
Bank.
n. q. Reid a Son. merchants
n. n. Walker. Editor Gazette
ID. johnson.
H. l.. Johnson. merchant
Geo. W. Bury. Post Master
Paul Nichols.
o
n you want boiled ham, can }"
sO-The Crescent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-08-26
CITY PROPERTY

no. IA guud
hts,. "ouse nhd twu lsts lsi nearly ~.
och from huslucss n.y., wv. iest. III
s ....'.u nhpfoNemcnts ~ louu
s,,vels.lelon tol thr mnn tt, panklng n,'
length Of time. '''Hnce rsa.s,.,
No ef-t3ood si,.f,,u.
seo! ground, cistefn a,, u'e Aha,
rf,at' iu'ptoNtmout. ~t,st .Nllns !,
81 ' .oilese. A nice n,i.'snos IN,
not ~. '.s ti'i' cAsh tu set Id nomt
the deeds wiIi .hov ' ''" ata he -. \
No. @-New sia .raan. 5....-
w acre. OF ground. UYt l...,i,s,ss houss A
.,.'s sood cisteru and ots.t, JON
y, : h... sus' east ot uty limit. lmguv'l
"a's"'n' lnqulr, attbs os' !. WI
70, M.fhis lot iu.Ittc.s.
~ west hlckmhn. Uuu.s. .'ss aui "a !
NeH new and contain, ..' NJ eompa1I
s.,.,.,s '",se.a Tor people Who wv. ioonl
i'm ss,,,. 49,, ""us' and lot. iosi,,iA
eaah Ncoe'snt may he pufchs.s5 J..
- vi.' ,hlfu down. taIanrs ~
Wv down and iet thr na1s, ~ Vine. IN
.ut ~ rent 80 towanIs p.lst ~ .. ~ AHl
time. " open OBJ hn''.
No. A-Ne have Do iwI,.t.
level lots la West II.ta,...'. ~ 'a.sf q I'd
puichasvd on tht uus .IoI',. .al mg
tettrf than psttius muHsf h. ,sv,st "a.
tniA plnn you can uWu n La 49, ~ .Alt
the money. HUI one and ssits .Aial NJ
day. '''' 'l'estAl, u
no. hs-fhis pruuu.ItloH igri,t...
..tie frame fvsidUur,s. bafb ny. ~ ~
itlcknnan. both arr uut Ia ~, M Au
uistfict high aud drr. Ea.t by. e,tia
thfcc rooms. Nhtsf uurEs ~. 'itlof
ieht ~ to~ a. htthrl ul tfr.g r.'''i..' ,l.' ~
- .oid TOT tto or tutt fufti'a 1870
1917. 1917 aloth.f e.tuHm r0sldsnos 49,
lecatcd neht 10 ths rHup.rtt -lil
thfee Al ISL. Tu,ss gi.',, an, , ~, ~
No. 80. twenty-five acne, o, .
ia miles south OF Hickman -
proved. good four room tooss -
Two porohes, out bulldiurs. eoos ~
new eistcrn. we'll and rubp,ng -
Good young orchard For ~
wanting a small place. ths h ~
" what he 10 looking for on, ~
on this FOR a short ume IA Iis@ \
on easy terms
No.eV.-for d limited lime o.
Ter Tor sale one of tAc best ~,
OF residence prup, Ty 10 H,etn,
Nice I'room house. -stoy. go \
halls. good cellar and cistsrb -
concrete walks plenty Of sh.d. !,
aud an excellent yi,v % be dr~|
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$3.50 Will sviug The deal AL
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No. 6i. This embraces soo ~
OF land in Cuba Wal -.l a. IA
as a plantation oT Boz tracts a. "a
as 10 acres. Located 90 b. bd IA
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sugar. pineapple. tobacco. etc 40
run AZ low a. SO au acre.