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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-30
Probate Pointers.


Anna Gebhardt, widow of
Nicholas Gebhardt, deceased,
having waived her right to ad.
minister on her said husbands
estate, and requesting that F. G.
Gebhardt be appointed admins.
trator in her stead, it is 80 or.
dered by the court. Admins.
traitors bond in the. sum of
$4,000 is approved with Henry
and Gotfried T. Gebhardt as Sc.
curities.
On application of ]. o. Snyder,
executor of the last will and
testament of Eliza Sanders, and
it appearing to the court that
the personal property of said
Eliza Sanders estate, consisting
of wearing apparel, furniture,
etc., can be cold to better ad.
vantage at private than at pub.
lie sale, it is, therefore, ordered
that said executor be and is EN-.
powered and authorized to sell
said personal property at private
sale for not less than three.
fourths of it's appraised value,
and report his proceedings to
this court after making such sale.
TX
Complaint having heretofore
beer made to this court that
Elijah S. Osgood of Mendon is a
person of unsound mind and in.
capable of managing his own
affairs, and this cause, coming
on for hearing, and said Elijah
s. Osgood failing to appear,
although having been duly mott.
fed, the following jury was en-
paneled and sworn to try said
cause, ,to-wit: B. F. Brewer, Jr., g.,
Edgar Wilks, j. L. Fetzer. Wal.
ter Smith, w. B. Adams, A. s.
Wilks, Walter Richardson, John
T. Atterbury, G. W. Huokabey,
c. L. Herring, C. J. Franklin
and VIM. Welch, who, after hear.
ing the testimony, returned the
following verdict: "We,the jury,
find that Elijah 8. Osgood is q
person of unsound mind and in.
capable of managing his own
affairs. Whereupon, it is so
adjudged by the court and it is
ordered that E. T. Osgood, a son
of said Elijah s. Osgood, be and
is appointed guardian of the per-
son and curator of the estate of
his father, and that he execute
bond as such curator in the sum
of $500. Bond is thereupon
presented in said sum and is
approved with l.. M. Asbury and
F. w. Wehrli as securities.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-30

E. w. Herring leads in jewel.
ry, fine stationery, fancy china
and cut glass, nice presents at
all times for a friend or q sweet.
heart as we'll as appropriate wed.
ding gifts. 80 ~szS
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-30
RENEWALS.
Marriage Licenses.

John A. Gardiner and Mrs,
Catherine Olinger, both of Dean
Lake.
Chas. M. Cunningham, col.,,,
and Miss Nancy A. Banks, coll,
both of Dalton.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-30

You can never fully appreciate
the beauty and elegance of my
spring and summer line Of wall
paper until you have seen it.
E. W. HERRING.
VIM, F. Becker was down from
Wien Monday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-30
Roll of Honor.

Our sincere thanks are ex.
tended to the following friends
who have either become new
subscribers or have renewed
their subscription to the COURIER
since our last issue. May
heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Thos. W. Elliott, John c. Miller.
A. L. Hepworth, J.C. Prather.
Miss Beatrice Drew.
RENEWALS.
Jefi Kitchen, CIV. Elliott.
o. A. Caples, T. j. Henry,
c. F. Owen, W. 8. Owen,
Ler Watkins, Brent Staubus.
Chas. Straub, W. s. Barnes,
J. T. Keyte, Jr., G. W. Redding.
Lee McAllister, T. q, Crotts.
W. P. Gaines. Mrs. W. D. Bowen.
Chas. Dooley, Jacob Hauswirth.
j. N. Glover, 8. T. Mayhugh.
Wm. F, Becker, SamI ], Carter.
D. W. Austin, Casper Smith.
P T. Smith & Sons, A. D. Fugett.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gates. II. W. Lipp.
Spencer Dean, col.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-30

o.. I. Casel edge-drop, round
hole plate and power drive
(change the drop to 2, 8 or 4
grains without stopping) corn.
planters guaranteed to be the
most accurate droppers made.
Prices right.
r. K. WRIGHT,
Indian Grove, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
WHEN RAScALS FALL OUT.

Is there any connection between
the fact that Hearst does not like
Pulitzer and that President Roosevelt
is engaged in an attempt to land an
upper cut on the New York World
and the indianapolis News In re.
their talk about the Panama canal
purchase? And that Roosevelt does
not like Haskell and that neither
does Hearst and that Roosevelt said
some things about Haskell and that
so did Hearst, and the rumors that
Hea, 81 and Roosevelt now eat their
oatmeal out of the same bowl and
with the same spoon, when formerly,
Roosevelt used to feel that he was
becoming contaminated if he ate at
the Holland house In New York,
when Hearst was any nearer than
Buffalo.
After waiting about seven years the
government has commenced an in
ycstigation in regard to the town lots
then, or rather, the condition of af-
fairs that Is supposed to exist now
was supposed to exist then, and the
secret service agents were not so
busy i'm those days. That was before
they had come to act In private pres
idential capacity. We wonder now
whether they are seeking to find the
identity of those government inspec-
tors who used To advise their friends
10 obtain town lots in precisely the
same manner that people are being
condemned for now. We think not.
That will happen only after they have
gotten TO the point where they are
unfIiendly To the administration,
However, We will pass that matter
and get back TO the original question
this Fidus and Acates business of
the two gladiators who a short time
ago, would have looked for the sign
of thumbs cheerfully to cut each
others throats had they been indis-
erect enough to get close enough to-
gethcr to fight,
Eut they never did. They were
fortunate, those two, in their means
If attracting the public ear. one had
several yellow journals and the other
had the White House Megaphone,
And SO the din and reverberations Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01

Much has been written about The
famous play. THE Thief" which is
AT the Robson theatcr for this even
ing. Leading editorials have been in
spired by it and powerful sermons
preached about il. And the play
would seem to have deserved all
that degree of comment If any Other
beside Henri Bernstein. the play
wright, bad conceived The Thief,
its strength and originality would
have commanded similar attention
just as fully, say the leading crit
les. The play tells the story of a
wife who pitifully steals money "a
purchase dresses and adornments
with which to continue charming her
husband. Harrassed by agony she
confesses her guilt to him, pleads
that she stole in order to possess
his love. The play does not seem
to justify her in that course, yet
1t shields her in a way, it is said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01

business proposition. which 1t Is. but
they foam at the mouth when you
tell them. then, that the federal
government is one too. Why We'll
there's too mucn hanging on 20 that
and We democrats are entirely out
OF the running there and 1t seems
that We have been for some time
now verify consistency thou art a
jewel. a very large jewel, in the
crown Of Jewels that should adorn
the brow Of the republican govern.
m,nt and IFS followers.
When the republicans get their
frot out Of the mul In this matter
and refrain from threats that will not
hurt the democratic party u any
way except as private citizens by q
course of action that rebounds 10
their own direction. We shall be- glac
10 try to get mp 10 plane that may
br higher but we will have to b,
shown that it is first, and so far
this has never been demonstrated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
ROOSEVELT TWO THOUSAND
YEARS AGO

Professor Ferrero of Italy. who has
broken score of historic idols is
ably seconded by Henry NJ. Hyde.
who. in a most interesting article in
the Red Book magazine for February,
puts forth an historical analogy lhal
is downright startling Assisted by
an Hindoo adept Mr.. Hyde glanccs
back over the dead abyss and disCoy.
crs that Caesar, Tiberius GracCnuG,
aud King Midas are Roosevelt, By
an and Rockefeller The parallel be.
tween the careers Of Caesar and
Roosevelt. year by year and age TO-
age is little less than amazing. Ger.
tain exploits OF the Emperor at diff.
ferent years in his life have been
strangely duplicated by Roosevelt ev,
en- down TO the minutae of Quarrels
with the senate. No less striking is
the parallel between Tiberius Grac
chus and Mr.. Bryan. After reading
the article one Is inclined to wonder
II, after all, there may be more rea.
son than poesy in the doctrine of re-
incarnation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01

That evergreen laugh provoker
The Irish Senator" with McCabo
and Mack and the strongest cast II
ever had, will be at the Robson
theater. "The Irish Senator" is now
in its second season of continued
success and has established itself
with a grasp as solid as the Rock OF
Gibraltar upon the theatre going pub
lie, who hail with delight the an
nouncement that It viii soon visit
Ardmore, In the cast are so many
pleasant entertainers and well known
vaudeville artists, that the performs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
Notice..

Notice is hereby given by virtue Of
an execution duly issued out of the
district court OF Carter county, Okla
homa, on the 3rd day of December.
1908, in the case of r. T. Dallas VS..
II. \. Ledbetter, have this day levied
upon the following described property
as the property of II. A. Ledbctter.
to-wit:
An undivided one-fifth interest in
the y w a of the y + "A. n Il "A
of the y w a; the N T. a OF the n.
+ a of Section 16, The y w 4 of
the S w 4 of the \ Il a of Section
2S, Township South, Range East.
And an undivided one-tenth interest.
in the f a of the w "a; u OF
the y Il a of Sec. 3, Township 3
South, Range West. The n u OF
the f a Of the + AS Il a of
the S Il 4 OF the S Z 4 of Sec. 6,
Township 3 South, Range 2 West.
And that | will offer said property
for sale at public venue to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand in
front of the court house in Ardmore.
Carter county, Oklahoma on the 9th
day of March 1909, between the hours
of o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.
Said property having been apprais-
ed as by law required and its value
fixed at $4,000 by said appraisers.
Witness my hand this the 29th day
of January 1909.
l-iwks j. II. AKERS,
By Fred Williams Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
FEDERAL BUILDING AT TULSA.

Washington. Feb. AFTER weeks
and months of dickering it seems that
the treasury department is yet far
from a decision on the purchase OF
a site for a federal building at Tulsa.
There are two sites offered at Tul-
sa one is known as the Lynch site.
at the corner of Fourth and Cincin-
natl and the other is known as tho
Brown site at Third and Boulder.
The Lynch site was offered for a lit
tie less money than the Brown site,
but just then it seemed the supervis
ing architect was about to decide on
mitted on the Brown site for less
than the price placed on the Lynch
site. As the offers now stand the
Lynch property Is held at $4,000 and
the Brown property at s14,SO0.
The location of the federal building
is considered an opportunity to ad.
vance the price Of adjacent real estate
in Tulsa, apparently, because several
men representing each site have been
here trying TO get their favorite Sc
lected. They have also Interested
certain parties in Washington to try
to get a favorable decision from the
supervising architect.
A tip to persons who want to sell
a site to the treasury department:
Do not cut prices after the first bid is
made 1t is an established custom Of
the department to play one site
against another and get each to cut
ting prices, and finally buy a site
when they are convinced there is no
more cutting in prospect. And the
department is authorized to pay the
full amount appropriated TO build
ing site.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01

Among other pipe lines are those
In favor OF smoking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
NEWSPAPER DEAL.

\ business deal was consummated
this morning by which the Statesman,
our weekly newspaper in Ardmore,
and tho Morning Democrat are to be
consolidated, While the final ar
rangcmonts have not As yet been
made, il is understood that the
powers that b. AT present behind the
Statesman are 10 control the new
newspaper. The Ardmorelte wishes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01

ance takes on a sort of high class
vaudeville air. James McCabc, the
veteran Irish comedian, with lis
equally as well known team-mato.
James Mack, are without exception
the greatest eXponents Of Irish VIC
that has ever graccd the American
stage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
- 4 ja- -
Ardmore, Monday February T. IS
AaouI some SUCKERS.

Confidence men. sniudlors aud
easy money men. boo general have
This optimistic saying m regard TO.
the material from which they make
their rlotous living that there is.
sucker born every minute Mean.
ing thereby that there are infants
born who by lack Of proper training
or because OF original and inherited
imbocuity develop a dislike for work
and look for easy methods of OBJ
tanning bread and bubrcr or birds and
bottles.
A week or two ago young lady
in Ardmorc ,ho desires very keenly
TO be married but whose tastes in
this direction do not meet with very
hearty support from the eligibles to
whom she is known. subscribed ten
cents TO u marriage paper In this
paper we're the names and dcscrip-
tiuns Of quite a number OF young
49,, on, ala o.,oso doscri,,ior.
were very. very charming. She was
instructed to send one dollar for the
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the bait and rcmttcd the dollar
She received the photograph and
at, ,ho o,,,..a H., o,,,,. =,
roooi,.. nooI ,o- i,,,or ntn, ho nos.
,ol srnorscr,n,,on .oo, i,nowno ana
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
HOW WE WOULD GET 1T If
POSITIONS WERE REVERSED

\ very PROMINENT republican stat
ID on the street this morning, in
speaking of the political situation
here, and the fact that a few weak.
kneed democrats were in favor OF the
non partizan government: The
democrats are making the biggest
fools of themselves that It is possible
for them 20 do. If we had the chance
here that they have they wouldn't
get a smell"
This is an exact quotation of the
words Of the gentleman referred TO
and whose name will be furnished to
anyone who is sufficiently curious
to ascertain his identity.
Moreover this same gentleman has
stated that the republicans are going
TO capture this state at the next CUB
ernatorial election.
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to express its appreciation Of the
Statesman and to congratulate it up.
ON the fact that 1t dies as an inde.
pendent organ with honor and with.
out a stain upon its reputation. While
it's field as a weekly newspaper has
necessarily been limited, It has done
much for the community in which il
has been established. 1t has been
clean and one can appreciate that par.
ticularly in an organ opposed in prln.
ciple to oneself.
There is room in Ardmore for an
other clean bright newspaper. II
will not be very long before we may
have to consider the advisabiity Of a
third newspaper here if the city
grows as the signs indicate that !.
will.
The Ardmoreite very gladly extends
its congratulations and good wishes
to it's new rival in the field of public
ity and pledges it's word that it will
join with It in all those things that
will tend toward the making Of a
greater Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01
ABOUT THAT PLACE CALLED
TULSA

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est advancement of amy city iu Okla
Uama which fact is due To- the pro
rr,..i,o policy which has ever been
pursued b. j. cline. once mayor OF
,f. ,.,y. and W. r Moore are being
talked of s- fbr democratic candidate
,., MAYOR"
And b. ia fact that If tb. demo
.,.,fi, r,-,, had NOT bcon forced into
,,fi,p i'm Tul., by the rabld rrpubli-
- t..,. .i,,. t,fs r,,,spro ,,orId
n,, b..y. t.cp necessary. Fortunately
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r.,prli,,u form of government here
ms , non partizan government really
is Look ,t New York and Philadel-
mini, fan. tb. rnsul, of citizens forms
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-01

There will be sackcloh and ashes
awaiting quite a number of gentlemen
that We know in the days 10 come IT
they let party whose sentiments
are SO frankly expressed by the re-
publican quoted above, prevail upon
them to withdraw their allegiance
from their party.
NOW is THE TIME TO TAKE
YOUR STAND YOU ARE UPON
TRIAL. YOU ARE \ DEMOCRAT
OR YOU ARB \ REPUBLICAN.
WHICH Is IT?
In the face of such sentiments, as
expressed, we can see very plainly
that there is no middle course and
the people are coming to see 1t so.
Many men who few days ago were
in favor of this course are coming
10 see that they were wrong and com
ing again into line.
their terrific scorings OF one another
resounded through the land for a
long long time until-enter Haskell
The nation is indebted TO Haskell,
he was the innocent cause that
4 brought calm out of the storm OF
Hearst Roosevelt denunciation. but
he was the scapegoat also Its ter
rifle force e~ntered upon himself.
Busy brains sought and sought and
then-Eureka! The Muskogee town
lots.
1t is a little hard TO figure where
Pulitzer comes in, but enquire a little
about the relations of Hearst and
Pulitzer, and their business and pri-
vate interests, and thea consider thu
alliance of the anti-muck raker and
the king of muck-rakers. Just a
little bit significant. don't you think?
We know this little theory may be q
trifle unpopular. but it will admit OF
quite a little thought.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO CLASH
Locals Realize They Have a Hard
Proposition.

Ore Of the hardest games of the high
school basket ball season for the local
basket tossers is scheduled to take place
Friday night at Lincoln. when the capitol
city lads will go the limit in trying to trim
the wings of last years champs and keep
them from soaring to the state champion
ship again.
The team goes to Lincoln Friday after
noon and plays there in the evening. II
is in better shape than last week, though
still keenly feeling the loss OF Captain
Burdick. Since being drubbed by the
Hawkeyes a week age, the local quintet
has lost some OF its pride and accumulated
a determination to prevent any more de-
-feats, either by Nebraska or Iowa teams
Lincoln's outfit OF sharks at the game
Of juggling the spherical pigskin are said 10
be even more expert than they were last
season, when Omaha won at Lincoln by a
margin of only two or three points. So
with the locals in only mediocre condition,
they will have TO go some to keep UP to the
pace of the legislators. who beat Beatrice
a few days ago by a score of GA to IL and
have not been weakened by any such loss
of a player as has temporarily split up the
locals.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE or SEIZED TIMBER
Notice Is hereby given that on April 1,
1903 ] will sell TO the highest bidder for cash.
The timber hereinafter described, said timber
having been removed In violation OF Law
and having been seized by the government.
1881 feet Of timber. In logs, on sideways,
and l.4W railroad ties. located on Sec. 3.
T. - n, r. 90 w, in the vicinity OF Buck
horn. Wyoming; $3.50 feet Of timber, In
logs, on sideways. and So railroad ties
located on Sec. 5. T. IS n. r. 60 w. in
the vicinity of Buckhorn. Wyoming; $3.50
feet OF timber. In logs. on sideways, To-
Gated on Secs. 5 and Z. T. IS n. r. 80 W.
IN the vicinity OF Byrkhord, Wyoming
GN,249 feet Of timber. in logs. located on
Sec. T. T. IS n, r. 50 W, In the vicinity
81 Buckhorn. Wyoming Written proposals
Tor the purchase uf said timber will be re-
In the vicinity OF 81 khorn. Wyoming
at any time prior to April l. 1909. all such
proposals to be accompanied by postal
money order, or certified check. for a sum
equal 10 at least one-half OF the total
amount offered for the timber. such money
order, or check, TO be made payable 10
The Commissioner Of the General Land
office. Washington. n. c." who reserves
The right TO reject any and all bids. A.
Raker. Chief ~ Field Division. FPS DAT
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
sIx-DAY MARATHON is POPULAR
Twenty-Five Teams Of Crack Rum
ners 10 Take Part.

ners 10 Take Part.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Arrangements for
tne great six-day go-as-you-please at
Madison Square Garden March to "a. hava
been completed. From present Indications
me list OF starters will be limited to twen-
ty-nve teams, which will include the very
pest long distance performers in Eurona
and the United States. The event will he
entirely different from tho old six-dsv
walking match and will in reality be a sly.
day Marathon event.
The European contingent, consisting ~
Ettore Ferri and Guido Pallanti Italy.
w. w. Walker and C. Jansen. Holland.
Louis Orphee and Erouard Cibot. France.
Alexander Navez and Albert Domas Rel
GUM; Franc Curtis and Pat" Feeaar
ireland; Jack sapsford and Fred Wool
edge England. arrived today and will AZ
once start training.
The United States will be represented nv
the best long distance men now in the
professional ranks. and, IN addition. the
list of starters will include teams NJ In
dams, Canadians, Grecians. Hindoos. local
Italians and Germans and the United
States army.
Among the American entries are "Mike,'
Spring and Ed" Adams, ]. p. O'DriscoIl
and Frank Annable, P. ]. Dlneen and AL
bert II. Corey, Harry Shelton ana James
Frazer George Harrington and Jerry
sullivan and Edward Won Kaenal and
Irving Coleman.