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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

City of Mexico, Dec 12.-The hatch
ct was buried and all political diff
ference forgotten today by loyal Mex
leans. who united in paying tribute
to the Virgin OF Guadalupe, he patron
saint and protectress of Mexico,
From early morn train after train,
and every other conceivable mode
of transportation, brought tens of
thousands of people from all over
Mexico to visit the ancient and ia
nous church OF the Virgin in the villa
of Guadalupe, just outside this city.
Those unable to pay n pilgrimage to
the shrine will hold local celebra-
tons OF the day OF days, and the
scenes enacted here will be duplicat-
ed today on a smaller scale in cities
and towns throughout the republic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12
NO ICE

The following list OF lands has
been reported by the regularly en-
yIoved Tax Ferret for Carter
County as being the lands taxable
for the years indicated herein am
not placed on the tax rolls under
he regular assessment. The valua'
ions placed on the lands are the
same or about the same as that on
other lands adjacent for the years
which said land escaped, and the
axes extended thereon and the tax
shown herein.
No penalty has yet been placed on
these taxes but il not paid before
January 1st, 1911, penalty will be
added and the process employed in
the collection of regular taxes, will
be applied to the collection of these
taxes.
4 complete list of these lands are
on file in my office and the reasons
for each tract being placed on the
tax roll given in each case.
d. NJ. RUMPH,
County Treasurer Carter County
Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12
PROPOSITION SATISFIES COMMITTEE
CAPITAL LOCATION FIGHT NEARS END

morning in the house chamber of the
Levy building. 1t was said by Mr..
Harm that the meeting will be open
to the public, and is for the purpose
OF securing endorsement of the gen
eral proposition as outlined by the
business men who favor the Twenty
second street and Lincoln boulevard
site.
I'VE desire a general endorsement
of the plan, and We hope that all
those interested in the matter will at
tend and participate in the meeting" "
said Mr. Harm.
What Will House Do?
If the senate passes a bill recon-
mending the location of the capitol
upon the site offered by Mr.. Harm
and others, there is some question as
to just what action the house will
take in the matter. There is said
to be sentiment in the house not
to approve any site, but to pass bill
that will give the capitol commission
of n committee from the legislature
free hand in selecting the site, but
the matter to be finally approved by
the legislature as a whole.
The house will meet this afternoon
at o'clock, when it is expected that
some bill or message from the senate
will be received that will warrant ac-
tion on the capitol bill, which was
passed by the lower branch of the
Legislature ten days ago.
The senate will meet at II o'clock
and it is understood that the commit
tee on capitol location will submit a
report recommending the acceptance
of the proposed site for capitol at
Twentysecond street and Lincoln
boulevard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12
(From The Oklahoman.)


According to w. f. Harm and others
the senate committee is satisfied
with the proposition submitted by GER
tain property owners for the gift OF
20 acres at Twenty-second street and
Lincoln boulevard, upon which shall
be located the capitol and other state
buildings, and the further donation OF
$50 acres, which shall be sold within
three years for the purpose OF raising
at least 100000 to provide free
capitol for Oklahoma.
1t was also said Sunday night that
a bond of 100000, signed by twenty
business men for the faithful perfrr-
nance of the agreement that a free
capitol should be built at Oklahoma
City, has been accepted by the SEN
ate committee on capital location.
Senator A. +. Vandeventer said
Sunday night that the senate com
mittee has about agreed to recon-
mend the proposition submitted by
Mr.. Harm and others. Senator Van
deventer said:
While the general scheme for n
free capitol is about satisfactory to
the senate committee, we are now
working out the details. 1t Is quite
likely that we will make report
to the senate Monday.
1T is true that business men ap-
peared before the committee and of
fered proposition for donating 20
acres at or near Twenty-second street
and Lincoln boulevard for capitol
site. Also, It is true that a propo-
within three years for the purpose of
raising $1,000 900 as a bonus for
building the capitol and other state
buildings, Is satisfactory to the sen
ate committee. The bond of 100000
signed by twenty or more business
men as a guarantee that the agree
ment will be carried out, has been
accepted. Judge b. F. Burwell drew
the contract and bond at the request
of the senate committee.
It is Satisfactory.
Mr. Harm said Sunday night:
The senate committee assured us
that the bond of 100000 signed by
twenty or more business men to car
ry out the agreement for free CAPT
tol for Oklahoma is satisfactory. The
senators also held up their hands and
voted to accept the proposed site at
Twentysecond street and Lincoln
boulevard.
AT the request Of the senate com
mittee, Judge B. f. Burwell drew the
contract and bond, which was signed
by the business men. Our PROPOSE
ton is to donate ESQ acres to the
state, twenty of which shall be used
for the location OF the capitol and
other state buildings as well as the
governors mansion. The tract of
$50 acres is to be sold within three
years for the purpose of raising ST,
100000 with which to pay for the con
struction of the capitol and other
state buildings.
Those interested in carrying out
the proposition submitted by us are:
J. w. Culbertson, c. F. Colcord
Henry Overholser, C. G. Jones, Sena
tor Thomas F. McMechan, w. F.
Harm and others. While all of these
men are not offering land, they are
with us in the movement
Sunday afternoon hundreds drove
or automobiled out to Twenty-second
street and Lincoln boulevard and
viewed the proposed site for the To-
cation OF the capitol.
A meeting of the business men
has been called for 10 o'clock MONDAY
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Sec. IS wv. ss IOA Lot i.l5
Sec. Z IS wv. NV Ioo5A Lot
................. EOS
Sec. 4 IS NV, 81 So NV.
NE 1O.05A Lot 1......,... 1900
Sec c IS NV. 36.49A Lot g.. 1868
Sec. ! 3S wv, NE NW.... AIS
Sec. 10 3S NV, Sc NW..,... 7.3O
Sec. 10 3S NV, NJ NJ SE.... 5.4S
Sec. II IS Nv. NV Ne. 1895
Sec. II IS NV, 81 No SW.. 7.66
Sec. 10 3S NV, NE NE less
30A paid on............... 2,92
Sec. Is 3S w. So INV SW.. 3.65
Sec. 16 SS NV, 81 NE NE,
SE NE, NJ NE Sc, SIC
NE Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7.9l
Sec. 20 3S NV, E2 SE Ne. 219
Sec. 20 3S wv, NV NW... 7.3O
Sec q 3S NV, So NV NV. 3.39
Sec. "a 3S NV, SW NW...... 5.S4
Sec. 20, 3S Nv, SW SW.... 11.3O
Sec 26 3S Nv, M NV NE. 2.S3
Sec. "a 3S NV, SW NE NV. 2.S3
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1908


Akers Township.
Sec. 10 IS IL, NV NV
NE .............'... 80
Sec. 20 rs IL, SE NE SW,. SO
Sec. 90, 2S, lie, NE SW Sc. 1.SS
Sec. % rs If. 81 NV NV,
NV NV NV. W.............. LAO
Sec. 27 2S he, Sic Sc SE,... 80
Sec. 2S IS lie, SE SW NE. 80
Sec. 30 2S 1E, NE NE Me-. .73
Sec. 80 IS 1E, E2 NE ME
SW ...........'''''' 'o'
Sec. 80 rs 1E, NV 100 A.
Lot 4. NE 10A lot 4....... 1.lO
Sec. 80 IS IL, S. 1865 A.
LOT ........' ''''''' i'iV
Sec. 80 2S 1E, SW NE...... 2.19
Sec. 81 2S 1E. E2 SE NE,
NJ Sc, SW Sc, NJ Sc
SE 1913
Sec. 80 2S 1E. SW NV NE. 10
Sec. 80 IS 1E, NV NV NE. 1.1D
Sec. 80 2S IL, NV Sc INV,
So Sc NV, NJ NE SW, E2
STE SW, We SW Sc. ..... 25.O5
Sec. so IS 1E So NE NV,
NE Sc NV ........... 6.4S
Sec. 80 2S 1E NV NV SW 1.1O
Sec. 80 2S 1E, NJ SW NV
Sec 80 IS lie, SE NE SW.. PAP
Sec. 33 2S 1E, INV NV NV 274
Sec. 33 2S 1E, 50 NV NV,
SW NV .....1 1850
Sec. 4 3S lie, NJ NE SE..... 5.4S
Sec. 3S he, NE 1915 A.
Lot 3 ................ 2,92
Sec. 5 3S he, S2OA Lot 2,
S2OA Lot 8, NV ME SE.... 146O
Sec. 3S lie, NJ NE NE,
SW NE NE less GA, E2
Sc INV 1850
Sec. 10 3S lie, NE NE NE,
So NJ NE, NV NV ME,
NJ NE NV, SW NE NV,
NE NV NE ............. $500
Sec. % IS lie, NE Me-. 1895
Sec q 3S lie, SW NE, W.
Sc Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Sec. 80 3S 1E, E2 SE SW.. 4,65
Sec. 33 3S 1E. NE NV SW.. 2.3S
Sec. 80 3S lie, SW SW Sc,
E2 SW Sc, Sc Sc. 1850
! Sec. "a 3S lie, SW SW... CPS
Sec. 10 2S Nv, Sc 1OA Lot 3,
N 1S.34A Lot 4, SE 10A Lot
4, Sc SW ............ 1,SO
Sec. 21 IS NV, NJ NJ NE.
SW NE NE, NE ME NV,
50 NV NV ............. $50
Sec. q 2S Nv, NJ SW NV. 1.25
Sec. q IS NV, Ed Sc SW.. 1.25
Sec. p 2S NV, SW Sc SW.. ,S3
Sec. % IS NV, 50 NE NE,
NJ SE NE. Sc NV NE, NE
SW NE, Sc SE NE, NE
NE Sc .................. S.SO
Sec. % IS Nv, NE NV NE,
w. @NlN 'sNA$ % . . . . e '''-
Sec. % rs Nv, No NV NV,
E2 NE NV, NV NE NV,
SW NV NV, W. SW NV,
NV SW, 50 NE SW...... 1860
Sec. 26 IS NV, SW Sc SW.. .S5
Sec. 26 2S NV, SW NE Sc,
NV Sc Sc, Sc Sc Sc,
Sc SW SE .......... 4.15
Sec. q 2S NV, NE Sc NV. 2.49
Sec. 90 IS wv, NJ SW NE
Sc .................. %
See. 80 IS NV, SW S.21A Lot
3, E2 NV, E20A Lot H.. 1860
Sec. 80 Is Nv, Sc Sc NE,
NE NE SE .............. 73O
Sec. 80 IS Nv. SW NE NV. 2.92
Sec. 80 IS Nv, 50 NE SW,
Sc SW, 50 SW NW....... 1860
Sec. 81 2S NV, NE SE NE
less 2.50A. 0A...............,. 2.OS
Sec. "a IS Nv, So NE Sc. 1898
Sec 35 2S Nv, SW NV SW.. AIS
Sec 80 IS Nv, 50 NE SW,
No Sc SW. SW Sc SW,
So SW Sw .............. 31IS
Sec. SO IS Nv, Sc NV NE. .6S
Sec. > IS Nv. NV 9.95ALot 3,
y 1924 Lot 4............ 1925
Sec. 3 SS wv, W20A Lot 2,
W2002 \ Lot 3, Lot 4, SW
NV Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Sec. 3 IS Nv. NE 999A 10. ?,
SW l0A Lot l, Sc NE, e.
sW NE ................. S7S5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

Sec. 81 As 2W, NE NE. 9.13
Sec. 81 AS 2W, So NE, E2
NV NE, SW NV NE.. 1920
Sec. 81 AS wv, Lots 1, 2 and
3, MIA Lot 4........... 32.S5
Sec. 80 As 2W, Sw NE INV,
SW NV, VIZ Sc NW...... 1913
Sec. 80 As wv, E2 SIZE SE,
SW Sc SE, Sc SW Sc. 1913
Sec "a AS wv, W. Sc NE,
50 NJ NE ............... 1852
Sec. "a As 2W, NE SW NV
less 2.5OA, W. NV NV,
NJ SW NV SW less 1.54A SIG
Sec 35 As 2W, W. SW NE,
N2 Sc NV ........... 73O
Sec. 2 5S 2W, Sc SW.... 7.SO
Sec. IS 2W, Lot 2, NE 9.33A
LOU Observation-Disclosures. 1914
Sec. 4 5S 2W, n 1S.6SA Lot I,
SW 10A Lot l ........ 7.30
Sec. 10 IS 2W. NV NE Sc,
E2 W. SE, SW SW SE,
Sc Sc SW .............. 5.4S
Sec. II 5S 2W, SW NE SW,
SE NE SW, NE SW SW,
NJ Sc SW ................ 11.63
Sec. IL 5S 2W, 50 Sc NV,
NE NE SW ............ COS
Sec. ~ 5S 2W, W. SW SE,
Sc SW .................. 1885
Sec. 13 5S 2W, SW SW NE,
E2 SE NV ............. 1888
Sec. 13 5S 2W, ME NV, W.
NV NE Observation-Disclosures. 1926
Sec. 13 5S 2W, NE SW ...... 1923
Sec. 13 5S 2W, W. SW, Sc
Sec. II SIS 2W, 50 50 NE,
NJ Sc, SW Sc .......... 1850
Sec. IA 5S 2W, Sc Sc ..... 6.9S
Sec. 19 5S 2W,, E2 NE NE,
E2 NV NE, NJ NV Sc. 1895
Sec. 20 SIS wv, NV NV NE,
NE NE NV, So SW Sc. 511
Sec. 20 5S wv, W. NV NV. PA
Sec. 10 3S 3W, So SW SE.... PA
Sec. 20 3S 3W, Sc NW.... 4.3S
Sec. % 3S 3W, NE SW NE,
VIZ SIC NE, E2 NE Sc,
NV NE Sc ............. $40
Sec. 23 3S 3W, NE Sc, INV
NV Sc, Sc Sc .......... 1870
Sec. 25 3S 3W, Sc Sic. 3.65
Sec. 25 3S 3W, NE NE, E2
SW NE, We Sc NE, Sc
SW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21.9O
Sec. 26 3S 3W, NJ NE NE,
NE NV NE ............ PA
Sec. 81 3S 3W, Sc NE, Sc
SW NE ............... 7.3O
Sec. 2S 3S 3W, So Sc. 1914
Sec. 2S 3S 3W, NJ Sc. 1914
Sec. 2S 3S 3W, E2 NV, E2
NE SW .............. 1888
Sec 80 3S 3W Sc NV NE,
NE SW NE .......... 3.29
Sec. 30 3S 3W, So NV NV,
NV NV NV .......... 4.3S
Sec. 80 3S 3W, SW NE NlE,
50 NV NE, NJ SW NE,
NJ Sc NE ........ 1895
Sec. 33 3S 3W, Sc SW NE. LAG
Sec. "a 3S 3W, SW NV, W.
SE NV, W. NE SW, W.
SW Sic Observation-Disclosures. 2190
Sec. "a 3S 3W, W. SW, Sc
SW ......,........... 21.9O
Sec. 35 IS 3W E2 NE NE,
Sc NE Observation-Disclosures. 5.S4
Sec. 30 3S 3W, 50 NE Sc,
NE Sc Sc ............. 1923
Sec. 35 IS 3W, 50 NE NV,
Sc NV, W. NE Sc, NV
Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11.6S
Sec. 35 3S 3W, Sc NV NV,
No SW NV ........... 3.65
Sec. Sc IS 3W, VIZ ww..... 9.13
Sec. SO 3S 3W, No NE SW,
SW NE Sw. NV Sw, NJ
SW SW .............. 1895
Sec SO 9S 3W, NE, E2 NV,
NV NE Sc, NV Sc ...... 32.S5
CONTINUED ON PAGE SIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

For thirty years ]. F. Boyer, OF
Fertile. Mo, needed help and could
MT find it. That's why he wants to
help some one now. Suffering so
long himself he feels for all distress
from Backache. Nervousness, Loss OF
Appetite, nassitude and Kidney dis
orders. He shows that Electric Bit
ters work wonders for such troubles.
Five bottles" he writes, wholly
cured me and now l am well and
hearty" It's also positively guaran-
teed for Liver Trouble, Dyspepsia,
blood Disorders, Female Complaints
and Malaria. Try them. soc al
Ringer Drug Co.
ALL HATS THAT ARE MADE BY
FARTHING BROS. ARE GUARAN-
TEEO TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
PRICES, 81 TO 50.
Read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-12

Read the Want Ads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
PERTINENT POINTS.

n REPRESENTATIVE RA1NES has been
* shunted from the Bailinser invcstigat-
ing committee. 1t Was thought that
his name presaged stormy wcathcr.-Louis-
willie Herald.
There is talk in Pittsburg of sending
"Honus'' Wagner. the grca. baseball PLAYER.
to Congress, 1t is singular that nobody has
suggested Hon. Tyrus Cobb as good man
for the position of ambassador 10 Great
Brltain.-chicaso Record Herald.
Tho newest thing in dresses is the ser
peptIne effect. Evidently one of Ewes char
acterlstics has been bequeathed to all the
sex.-Charlcston News and Courier
ST. Louis man has mad his wife ar
rested because she won't speak to him.
Some men are never satistied.-Detroit Free
Press.
James a. Patton. who has acquired some
notoriety recently as market operator,
holds that a young man should have three
essentials in order to get rich duick-nerSe'
Judgment and money" II 4 man has those.
he is rich without MISUNDERSTANDING
American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
not bio thoroughly qualified to pass.
IL, ,t.hr,a,,a ~, tbo ,,,rttc NJ a con-

not bio thoroughly qualified to pass.
troversy in Stanton. Neither would
he be able, we take 1t. to give more
than a cursory examination to smaller
dairies. scattered through the State
and supplying small amount of milk
to special markets. These dairiee
deal with the most perishable of all
foods. and their milk, IL mixed with
the general supply, may endanger the
health of an entire city.
The way out of the difficulty is to
amend Mr.. Throcklnorton's bill by
authorizing the Dairy and Food Com
missioner to fix a minimum stand
ard only, below which no dairy can
operate in the state. While this Will
not produce milk of absolute purity
since no milk can be absolutely
purc and safe unless often and care
fully inspected---it will reduce the
dangers of the present system. The
power of appeal from protests against
the states minimum standard should
naturally rest with the State, but
the cities should determine their own
standards and enforce them, If they
wish better milk than the State can
guarantee.
Local option should rule ABOVE q
fixed minimum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
Voice Of the People
The RlIou orchestra.

Editor of The Iimes-Dlspalch.
SRA large number OF people re-
siding in and around Richmond know
that the musicians OF the Bijnu The
atre orchestra are out on strike, but
as to the causes of this strike they
are either uninformed or. misinformed
1t is my desire TO give. in this letter
a fair and unbiased resume of the
events which brought on THIS very IN
desirable condition of affairs.
The men, composing the orchestra
We're engaged BY the season at !, a. statee
Nothing was said at the time, Of hiring
concerning weeks when the house was
dark, as there was not expected t.
be any such periods. Everything move
along smoothly until the show
"Charlotte Temple" was booked as tht
Bijou attraction for the week of No
vember. The men rehearsed as usua
on tho Monday afternoontof that weel
and played the first performance OF
Monday night, The show which tn
lily as "a play for girls" was such
totally immoral and deprayed exhibl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
sir Robert Peel. bankrupt.

Sir Robert Peel. author OF that in
structive autobiography entitled,
Bit of a FOOL has just been sazetted
in London as n bankrupt. for the ffth
time Years seem to exercise no So
boring effect upon Sir Robert. who is
almost as well known on this side of
the Atlantic as In England. and he has
forfeited every bit of sympathy that
he might otherwise have retained In
his troubles by his ingratitude to his
brother-in-law and benefactor. NJ Van
der Heydt, who having repeatedly en-
deayored to extricate him from his oil
ficulties and advanced money for his
relief, is now one of the trustees OF
what is left of the Peel estates AS
such Van der Hoydt employs. the IN
come, partly In payment to the cred :
itors. partly in the maintenance OF
Tamworth house and the estate u. IN
proper repair. while small sum is SET
aside for the Swiss-born Lady Feel
who was a Mile. Mercedes Won CiraHen-
ricd. The only child Of Sir Roberts
marriage is tic now twelve-year-o OF
son, who Is. however. not with MS
father, nor yet with his mother. bu,
with MI. and Mrs. Van der Hoydt. who
are the lads guardians at law. Sil
Robert is the grandson of the ,grea,
Sir Robert Peel. who lives in history
| MS the principal statesman and premier
| Of the Victorian era
| Copyright, 1910. by the breht"oou
/ Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
BREAKS A COLD In A DAY

And Cures Any Cough Tint IN C,lrnIIc,
Noted l'hyslclnn's Formula.
This prescription is one OF the very
best known TO science. Any good
druggist has the ingredients, or viii
get them from his wholesale house
any one can mix them.
Mix half pint of good whiskey with
two ounces OF glyccrine and add one
half ounce Concentrated pine com
pound The bottle is to be wei
shaken each time and used In doses OF
teaspoonful to a Tablespoonful every
aour nours. The Concentrated pine Is
IN half.ounce bottles, each enclosed III
an air-ught case; but be sure III IL
labeled concentrated"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
Borrowed Jtngle5
r1rE MAID AND THE cANARr.

THE MAID AND TIE CANA"n'
She watched tho canary.
THIS maiden contrary.
SO busily prccning himself
In tho sum
His feathers he oiled
with his bill, and Ito toiled
10 smooth and TO polish
Each disarraneed one.
He pulled out the stray -nes
Tho ragged and gray ones,
His wee little body
He shook In delight.
TIe eyed himself gravely.
Then satisfied, bravcly
A whistling sonata
He gavo with his might.
ooh. Dlck.' cried the lass,
"Shall / buy you a glass
You're all the time fussinS
And prifnping, l swear:
You're all the time shining
Your feathers, or dinins,
TO make yourself pretty
Z Seems only your care.
Tho way that you slick
Up your feathers, now. Dick.
And spend SO much time
On your looks is absurd,
You vain little, proud little
Stuck up young bird"
Then she fixed her back hair,
And reached down somewhere
For a soft channels rag
And she powdered her nose,
She Strengthened her belt.
And she. woman-lkc. felt
At the back. to be sure
OF Just what. goodness knows.
From his perch Dick looked down,
AS she fused with her gown,
And Strengthened each piGat,
AS all women Oft do.
And he said with jerk
OF his head. and smirk.
"yvhen 1t comes to conce't
I've got nothing on you.
Detroit Free Pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
~. !, .tncrntic AriAtocrnts. I

Sir IIylton Brisco. who has Just !, sue NC
ceeded to his fathers honors ana es,
tates as tlfth haronet, viii eventually
g sonsass9hy re aroto han iii e cu me
borlandshre where the Eriscos have
been established since the t hne,< OF lat
- ~ ,sav far nearv nine centuries
ier Sir lyllon 81 marT lied n 70 h' bat
also the adopted daughter and heiress
Of Lucy. Countess OF Egmont,
Lucy, Countess OF Egmont. must Hot
DO confounded with tho wife OF the
present Earl Of Egmont, who r9, ! Is ns,, az
Howell. az South Carolina, and who
was for ;some years. prior. 70 her MAJ.
station, on grlie Underground Railroad
Hin London
Thc nnteredents of I4icy Lady EE-
mont, We're likewise Of a character TO
| preclude her presentation AZ court
| But her husband, tho seventh carl
made up al hon,e, for tho cold shoulder
tawatSs her By sSssts VIM s
lwhen he died IN 1897, he beQueathed
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to her everything of every kind what
socver of which 1 am possessed q, my
death" That 81 to say, she became
the absolute mistress OF all the large
property of the seventh earl. with the
solitary exception OF the entaiied ca
tate known az Cowdrey Park, which
went to his successor and distant
cousin. Gussie Perceval, who before
being thus raised to the house of
peers served in the mercantile marine
before tho mast, enlisted in the fire
brigade. and was for a time janltor
OF the Town Hall OF Chelsea. He has
no children. and the next heir to the
earldom is his brother. Charles John
Perceval. who until recently was a
policeman at Pietermaritzburs. Natal.
All OF the unentailed EsHlont prop
crty will, therefore, on the death of
Lucy Countess of Egrnont. go to her
niece. the wife OF Sir Hylton Brisco,
whose uncle-that Is to say. Alfred
Brisco (brother of the late Musgrave
Brisco)-becamc the second husband
of Lucy, Lady Egnont. not long ago
but who is devoted to his nephew and
niece.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-26
MERELY JOKING.
A Good Memory.

A Good Memory.
HAS your wife o good memory?'
81 should say she has. borrowed 81
from her six weeks ago and she hasn't tor-
gotten it yct."--Dotroit Free Press.
Her Grievance.
"Why should you care 50 much. even II
she isn't as good as she ought to boz"
Because the rest of us have TO be 30 sood.
and then. in spite of our goodness. get alonS
without half tho fun shs has."--ChicaSo
Record Herald
Not His Fault.
Ever been locked up?" demanded eoun-
sci.
II have been admitted the witness.
AHA, And what had you been doing to
get yourself locked up?'
81 had been doing jury duty"-Washins-
ton Herald.
Taking No Chances.
"Rathcr. uo won't start work on his
contemplated skyscraper until that cofnet
has passed. "-Louisville Cousier-Journai'
just So.
..Ho claims to have reached % degrees
north"
"And he didn't get within 100 mics OF
well. after all. no only took little too
much NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chrcnicle
The Prospective Purchaser.
"I can't get over my dislike for that tcl-
low marked the real cstntc man.
why not?''
After / had carried him for i've years
on my card index he Vert and bought a
house from another asent."-kansas City
Journal.