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The Springdale news., 1909-11-19

Richard ]. Stevens. il of Hartman. Johnson county, and Sarah Philips. 37. of Fayette- vile. were married at the home of John Johnson, , miles east of town. last night at S clock, Rye. Kilgore officiating. They left on the morning train for Hartman where they will make their future home Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-19

w. A. Jack. of Grove. Okla homa, father of l. E. Jack Of this place, who had been here some time visiting relatives and friends. left Monday morning for Ozark, Ark, where he will visit friends and relatives before returning home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01
LOST CHILDREN FOUND
AND WHAT WHITAKER
ORPHANS HOME NEEDS

Pryor Greek, Okla. Mch. Ito tte
honorable governor commissioner OF
charities and the honorable legislative
bodies 0i the state 81 oklahoma. gem
lemeH. Il IS we'll know Thar found
ad The Whitaker Orphan Home IN
1897 end gave It to the state In 1908,
Now IL order thaf you may fully I'M,
dessiand the great needs Of .he whit.
akef Orphan Home take this meth
id 10 address you,
We need sis00a for building pus
losea. We are compelled 20 have II
We continue success in the Wnn.
akef 0r9hnn home every room is
now full we haye iis children now
IN the hsmc 1nd applications approved
Cor u more and alsu ABOUT So knock
ing for admltianee
Our dining room Is 50 small that
we can hardly seat the children we
have. the Kitchen ii q small frame
building attached to the elr's dor.
ml0fY. 4 stone building The hospi-
tal Is a frame building and Is not one
lhlrd largo enough The boys' dorml-
tory Is frame building which Is the
old school house fem0delpd. 54 boys
more than mn II full and no room for
any more The laundry buildings are
old buildings have used for over IL
Years anG Afe noN nearly rotling down.
The school house IS Z frame building
which sou know IS dangerous
We want ihls S54nDa 10 erect hos.
pllnl laundry dormilorcs fof both
boys and girls. j seh9al building heat.
Ing plant watefwafks sidewalks. and
ieDlIs. We could then nse The old
hulld.ues ior wosk shops (prlnt shop,
safpenief shop. blacksmith shop. etc9
We nerd very haH 4 printing plant,
lypewrlIeFs eewIng maehinea piano,
shoemakefa culiif with sewing ma.
chlhe tarpepier and blacksmith tpols.
nor. er io teach the children tfade.
These ides would MT interfere with
abof Unions. aa we would 40 nu wotk
that would ba ii competition with
Nem We could theu turn out laso
the world boys and elfls With q trade
that souid ald theM a facing life
such a printers. nlackemiihs. cafr5n.
legs cooks rnglneeFa elenographera,
musicians. NURSES. ae4alslecssee lann'
tfymea. lsundreases. etc II you 10
not klfe us what we So much ueea i
may cause your eaIIfNn and many
ptliels 10 gall ~ the Naysl'it
said u mar once lhal intended
" hnl|H an orphans hplne aNN MI /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01

Ths Ringing Bros. and B6rnum
shons arc not lhe only shows that
Gun aiforl TO carry special feature
meta. MT Beyerle prop. Burk's Big
Uncle TOMS Cabin Co. announces
that he has CLOSED contract through
New York booking agency whereby
ha has engaged 1t an enormous salary
.hs Famous DE Eapa family Of ath.
ietes and acr0bats. The Da Espa
Iamlly are D Famous European fam
lly and coming 70 this country lof
engagements. sheg make application
for engagements through thp hooking
gents of tho natarn metropolis
iaey are announced 60 an The most
prominent and reliable shows who
nsuceed 10 biJ for their services The
largest and most substantial hid is
accepted 10 this case Mr. heyefle
outtia all the competitors aud az
ihis time Of The year there Is great
competition FOR high class troupe
The De Espa family do al the latest
eerlal w.rk, casting, leapag and
catching eaah other about tho lomc
q The tent with the accuracy of
clock work
kn Invitation Is extended to an
ieea charitable Institutions and any
other children whose parents are not
able to permit them 10 attend thls
SHOW. TO seud the chlliren. we'll take
care Of them Let them see ali true
Americans fayoflte play. the play for
Ire children hY the old folk and the
place 10 see the most FOR the money
Two shows Afternoon al 600 +. in.,
ulghg ei $500 Show grounds eorner
0ak Street and Oklahoma avenue
Seats for 1000. all canvas waterproof.
See he grand free street parade at
one e'nlock March 6lh, DE date nl
akhihlilon Tickets gor charitable
persons tam be had from Mr Befefle,
manager al his prisate Ger. any time
before day OF SHOW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01
Is This Fair?
.eftsln Proof VIII Be Made Thb.
stuart's pyspepala Tablets
Cure Slomah Trouble

stuafts dyspepsia Tablets are mad
give to the system. through The d
esiivc tract and the stomach. The
ecessary chemicals not only to II
sesi food Bat 70 enrich the nul8s
be body SO that Il may no longer SUI
Hr from dyspepsia Or other siomacl
tsesale.
We viii send you & qn1ntlty Of lhhet
ablets free, 80 thai their mower tt
9ure may be proven 70 you
Thousands upon th0asanda 81 people
are using these tablets for the ait
and cure Of every known stomach ais
ease know what ynu put into you
lomaes and uss discretion Ia doin.
80.
Quarts Dyspepsia Tablets contali
ruii and vegetable essenceD, the pur
concentrated tiueufa oil Hydrastls
Golden Seal which lone un AM
Eftenglhen the mncaus lining of tht
.loniach and Increase the low 0g gaf
lric and otheg digestive juices: f.st
iose 8extracled from MILK Nux. if
treneihen the nerves contfolllne tht
action Of She stomach and TO cure uef
yous dyspepsia; nure aseptic Pepail
oi the highest digestive power and
approved By the United gtales pham
acopoeala,
One Of the ablest professors Of thf
University OF Michigan recently sfal
ed that this Pepsin vas the only aspp
iic pepsln be bad found lhat was ah
solutely pure free from an animal IN
purltles: HIsmnih to absorb gases
and prevent fermentation Theg arc
doliclously favored with concentrates
Jamaica Ginger Ii itself " vel
known fermentation They are De
liclously favored with concentrated
Jamaica Ginger In itself d vel.
known stomach tonic.
Liqule medicines lese their strength
the longer they are Kept. through eYap.
uratlon. fermentation and chemleal
changes hence stuafts Dyspepsia
Tablets are rccognlzei as the only
true snd logical manner of prosefg
lns he ingredients given above I'M
their fullest ulleneth
II YOU really dnubl the n0wef
tablets take lhla advertisement 10 a
llrugela and aaa hls opinion Of tht
i0fmnla
q i due Your slumach 70 give Il
the ingredients necessary 10 Step rs
trouble. Z costs nothing to ,rg. III
know shat SOU arr taking and the
FAME Of Ihe9c tablets nraye theft Yai
pe All dflggisl8 seIl them Price 81
cents serd ne your mine aud III
lrtss aud We will send yon trial
paesase hy mail lfee Address +. -
sifaEs gQs lSp NlNa1l nullslns AIa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01
.saYRE eOITa oRINoINe
ceur Rbuse and lal warrants Met
70 Sc Paid prlol 90 Vest
n Court.

Spcciai 10 thc Daily Leader.
saffe. Mch. 1.-THE ruling that
court houses and iails can not BE- aa'
thorlzed BY county commissioners
without he con essG uf the ,uiefa his
3 h0ueh. ahoui llN aalt 20 this coun'
IN caculalcd to cause unsettled con-
dlilcns for maas mentns The officers
who isRued Warrants Tor the structure
sites wcN apprised 4 week o. more
ago Of the pending danger Of Suits
and. according . che STANDARD the az
tack a the opponents 20 the payment
le aa follows
suit was fled IN ibc disrict coar
against T. H. Carmichael Easc9in
Bates and q w citizens county evm'
rssl0ness ana E x lhurmohd N
recover for the county money paid on
on warrants N payment Tor the SIT
Ahieh WAS bought ny the commission
ers Cor rOun house aud Jall
An injunction suit was also iiled
galnst the county treaHuier restrain
nR him from paying any more Of the
warrants which were issued for the
above purpose
1'he total amount which was paid
Tor tho court house aud jail site was
t4.0aa.H0 or thla amount wauanta
10 the amount Of S2.Glb.o0 and inter
L total Of s2,69T.sc. have bstn
p 10. There are yet outstanding war
rants 70 tue amount Of $1,000 and IN.
tere 1
The petition Gled III ihc suit rpcilee
The hlsloeY 81 the purchase Of The i1is
So The commissioners, and charges
tlat a conspiracy was entered into
aad the purchase was not only IN
Ia afully made but was surfepilllously
Cffled OFT
n. Il. l'hnrmond was made party
"a the suit, be having advanced 80
money to the commissioners with
which to purchase the lots, and the
warrants Ia payment being issued e
HIM Mr.. Thurmond was not interest
I'd IL tie sale Of the lots ana ad
need tho money % accommodate tho
commissioners.
Judgement IS asked FOR the relrri
Tito the treasury of double The emoenl
pala out. the statute requiring that
when m0ney IS illegally paid out o.
he county treauury double ms
amount aaall be recovered
The suil "a brought IN the name o
g. j. Hodges as a taxpayer and tbs
petition fufa n recites that petit
tl1n was .dscnted 70 the county
attorney. d q smith. signed hy IeI
.axpaye.s asking him 70 bring action
and that he had titled and neglected
Nc bring the action
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01
CONGRESS
FIXES Up
INAUGURAL.
PROGRAN

Washington Mch 1.-The JOINT
Congressional Inaugural committee on
arrangements to-day anuunced the
pfoeaA for me Inaugaural ceremony
ia ine an 81 Ma ch Il prcyiCos thnl
Senator's Knox and Lodge shall go 10
The White E0use in the President
elects carriage and that Senator Ha'
con ana representative Burke snail
call for the Vice preseioni and Ell
sort tim % the White House lne
president pro tcmpore Repre- sentative
Young aud Representative Grimes win
'cill for ar Sherman al his home aud
.ugcost him 20 the white House. White
House for the Capitol ii 1880 E. MI
n TIE following order:
sirst Cayrlaee The President, the
lresidenteiect, Senators Knox and
senator Lodge
Second CaulaRe-The vice presll
dent, senator 9ac8n and Representa-
i've Burke
Third Carriage Tho Vice Pred
leni-eleet Che president pro tenn q
ihe seni,e Representative Young and
Representative Gaines.
~ the commencement Of Che care
nonies IN the Senate chamber, after
Ne invited guells have been seated
be committee Of arrangements will
antef the Senate chamber, followed
n the order named By the Vice presl
dent. the Vice Presldeni-elecl the
president.elect and the president 'fhs
Vice pregiAent viii take his chair an0
the Vice presldentelee viii be aelled
On BIS right. The President VIII be
eatcd N flunt Of the Vice Presidents
esk with the 9residentelocl on bis
icft she three senate members d
Ne committee On arrangements VII
ll upon tho RIGHT Of the President
md the three representatives viii sil
IN Che loft OF the Presldenl-eiect
after the presldentelect has dellv
rpa hia inaugural address The regic
ipa President and Vice President wil
cave tho stand BY way of The suprene
'aurt entrance 10 returning TO u,
White House the president viii be es
sarled by Senators Knox md Lpdss
md Representative Burke, and az
glce President viii be escosted ps
scnalnr Eacon and Representatives.
Young and Gaines
The committee announces that al
Invitations for the ceremonies have
leen issued and III leats disposed u
pheFe IRE about 60n0 aeai' on ms
inaugural platform a the easl grnni
Il the Capitol All Of which viii b.
occupied hf invited guests
The inaugural chorus Of coo voice
which has heen rehearslng in section.
fer two months and as full charui
fgf Que month. is sair 10 AZ inc iasges
ever afaaAzcd % The District Of col
lMmhla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01

Of them under fictitious names 1nla
fact have proved ih aiaay cases. but
believe there are many mere chil
lren i9sl from yhelf relatives and
some Of them under fictitious names
believe there are several IN the nome
st This writing
We trust and pray that our home
yill remain a3 II israud that hrothers
n3 sisters viii stiil be raised up t8s
'eher and net Be separated AMI scaf
cred TO the four winds Of the earth.
hundreds Of boys and girls have gone
1ut irom ou home and settled IN
many parts Of The state aud not one If
them ever went asiras we hid one
airl leei Is. aud one boy % years Of
zee who were reared In the home. 10
marry If 4 were not The wlll of the
ofi that girls and boys be reared IN
tle same heme thoy would novbe born
n The same family Whai Il sister
without brother and what 81 q bruih
er Without sister? III nearly every
ase ihef are not hapny
Dear feadef. you are living ioaay
but tomorrow yon may be dead and IN
I'd few wears your children acaltefed
70 the four quarters of the globe. #
ycu knew fhis before YOU died You
would 10 Ike miny others VIII your
chllilen to the Whsaker ORPHAN
hDmcl have q number Of childrea II
ihc home now Nho were VILE Ia me
by their parents on their dnaihhaa
and / trust that re man Nlll vote l0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01

you viii hunt a good while before
SOU nnd i preparation that is equal
10 Chamhernin's Liniment AS e euro
Tor muscular aud rheumatic pains
for the cure Of sprains and soreness
OF the muscles It is equally valua'
ble Tor lame back and all deep seated
muscular pains Is and so cent sizes
or sale hy G. r. Renlro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01
HOMELESS
HUNGRY
THROUGH
RED TAPE:

London, Mch. THE utter incom.
petence OF The ltalitn authorities mi
administering relief 10 the earthquake
sufferers Is ar using comment The
whole w0rll within 4 few days oI the
disaster contributed on immense sum
for The immediate alleYlation OF the
5ufierngs Of the survivors. The bulk
81 these subscriptions was sent 70 a
central fund IN Rene, where special
commission 81 prominent men MgT ap.
pointed BY the king % undertake the
work cf administration lt Is aow two
months since the earthquake aud
thousands Of sufferers are still un..
led uncloshel and without shelter
NO Suspicion o. Dshonssty
The central commission has OK.
peuied barely 10 per cent Of the fund
at rs disposal aud this appalling sit
uallon is the result II should be ex.
picired that Tiers Is NOT the slight
est suspicion oi dishonesty m csnner.
ton With their work. indeed, it Is
he absurd, almost Incredible red
.ape with which they aaYe been striy.
ng To make dishonesty impossible
that has completely crippled their
Whole unlerlakins They have an
pearcd 10 regard themselves as pos
ilhle objects Of suspicion aud haze
ihown ln excess Of caution which
would be ludicr-us II Il were not so
iragiy
Foreigners 8ho administered their
own relief have been the real saylofs
OF he situation. for scores of thou.
sands Of large Amerlean-Engllsh funds
have been used Ia this way and es.
ary dollar 50 expenjed has been
worth a hundred Ill the custody of
the central committee 50 isr az sc.
mal relief goes. s-me Of the stories
Of mismanagoment are almost incred.
ible YET they are we'll authenticated
The Times special correspondent,
Who was present at the San Fran
cisco earthquake tnl who arrived at
aessina three days after the caias.
trophe there, is shll on ths ground.
Iio writes
Delay IN Giving Hels.
"'lhe sillialon Of lAe villages In
the earthquake zone Of Sicily Is very
bad IN the villages Of Calabria It
10 appelling Ever now sons places
are receiving haris any assistance
and the condition of the Inhabitants
IS terrible What wouIl nave peen
the fate 81 the villages IN Sicily with
our the aid being rendered hy ENG
ilsh and Americans It Is hard TO tell,
ihe Italian authorities are now as
'istlng tham AMI the district between
Negslua and Taormln8 comprising
atty cemMuues, has cen divided inl0
seven military zones Egen nov.
however, one IS continually hearing
f places which have been forget.
Zen by the authorities a Village
called selpip, near Roecalnncra. lot
Instance Was neglected until ien day
90 while none OF the italian author.
tiles had been near eamara, tortg
hnuie waiF from Nesslnn.
Shut Il the conditions arc Bad III
Sicily theg are far worse in Cslahra.
whore IN many places the peoplg are
sun naked gnd Starving, where wo.
men are sleeping with no covering
bet coats. and children dying for
want Of n0ufshment II there ii nj
dishonesty there ls, am afraid Il
dreadful amount Of acknowledgements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-01

WANTED Trustworthy man 6e Nam.
m In each county 10 advertise. re-.
celve orders and man9ge business fof
New York Mail Order House. $500
weekly. position permanent. no in.
veslment required Previous expert.
enee not essential g engaging spare
time valuable. Enclose SELF addressed
for full particulars Address
clafke Co.. Wholesale Dept. 103
Park ave. New York
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-22

of the strong men in the democratic
side of that body. At the last session
he was counted as the real democratic
leader of the house.
Some Talk Heard.
Some talk has been heard lately to
the effect that Adam Wise Of Ply
mouth. member Of the house during
the last session of the legislature, may
be a candidate for the democratic
nomination for attorney general. Wise
was elected to the house at a special
election held after the session opened
to fill the vacancy left by the death of
William s. Sarber, a republican. Wise
got in late, but no sooner had he land
ed on the floor of the house than he
began to make himself felt. The first
day he was there he made q speech
that showed him to be a wise head. He
was not radical and not strict parti-
san, and this made him friends. He
has not made any announcement of his
candidacy, but 1t is said that he is con-
sidering the idea of coming out for
attorney general.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-22

date again, SO far as can be learned,
and 1t is doubtful If Bryan himself
even hopes for fourth nomination.
He has never said a word to indicate
how he feels about it. and no one else
has ever had the right to speak for
him.
Tom Taggart came up from French
Lick. last night, and shook hands with
lot of the faithful at his hotel, the
Denison. One of the democrats from
out in the state, who happened to be
there when Taggart came in, was John
B. Faulkner. of Michigan City, who has
been paying some attention to the lit
tie bee that has been buzzing in his ear
song of the nomination for secretary
OF state. Mr.. Faulkner says he has
not yet made up his mind whether he
will be candidate for the place o.
not. He is just listening and will de-
eide when he has learned what the
party throughout the state thinks Of
the proposition of nominating him.
Mr.. Faulkner has been a member of
the house of representatives several
terms and has been regarded as one
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-22
Old Company "B" Has a Reunion;
Get Letter From Captain Dudley

At the recent reunion Of Company
B of the 10th Indiana Infantry held at
the Glen Miller park, an Interesting
letter was read from Captain w. w.
Dudley of the regiment. Captain
Dudley is now resident Of Washing
ton. D. c., where he is connected with
one of the U. S. government depart
ments. He is also we'll known in this
city.
The letter is given in full as fol-
lows:
Richard Williams,
Secretary, Company b.
Richmond, Ind.
Dear Dick
Your postal. card dated Aug. 25th
reached me yesterday as I was work
ing on an important case in one of the
departments. and as did not return to
my office In time to write last night,
do 50 today. All day yesterday and
today my mind has been recalling the
same day of 1862, A years ago, our
long march from Warrento, Va, to
New Baltimore on the pike, Captain
Jacobs's accident, the bivouac along
the Warrenton pike. the drawing of ra.
tions south of the road. the return to
the pike. and resumption of the march.
the dash of Stewards battery B, to the
front, the crash of his shots and the
orders to face front and move through
the woods to the top of the hill, the
crash at the Doan house with Stone
wall Jackson's troops, the long. stub
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-22

born fusilade, our movement on the
rebel battery and it's silencing the
death of Major Sandy MCGOWAN, the
killing of Tom Benton and many more
of Company BIS best boys, the with
drawal from the field we had conquer
ed, the hunt for wounded and dead and
the long, weary midnight march to
Manassas Junction. Thousands of
other things crowd my memory, and
no doubt will yours, and each of the
survivors of Company B. OF course.
l am proud of my own volunteer mill
tary services. Most of all I am proud
of Company B, and her boys. There
was no company in the regiment supe-
survivor as brother, but boys can't
get around these days. MY wooden
leg behaves all right, but the other one
is not doing SO we'll. The doctor tells
me to be thankful, however. can
use it a little. for will not have 1t
many years. I get from my home to
the cars and from the cars to my Of
flee, all right, by being careful not to
use my foot too much each day. So
u.
have not been out of Washington for
three years, and I can't get away.
shall think of you. however, all Sapt.
10Th and wish you well, and wish that
were with you. Ben Duke or Grear
N. must write and tell me all about
the meeting. Give my best love to
each one present. From you captain
and comrade,
(Signed) w. w. DUDLEY
b. B. Duke. one of the prominent
members of the company, was reflect
ed president, Jesse E. Jones OF this
city. was elected secretary, to succeed
Richard Williams The members of
Company B. who answered the roll call
at the reunion were the following: e.
b. Duke, Richard Williams. Jesse E.
Jones. G. N. Williams, Timothy Hart,
]. B. Bennett, NJ A. Williams and Will
liam Thornberg Of Richmond. G. v.
Beetley Of New Madison, O., and
Charles Davis OF Greensboro, Ind.