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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-01
A Gener Gus and Charitable Wish

A Genero GUS and Charitable Wish
81 wish all migth know Of the bene-
fit received from your Foley's Kid
ney Remedy" says /. N. Regan,
Farmer. Mo. His kindeys and bladder
gave him so much pain, misery and
annoyance he could not work, nor sleep
He says Foley's Kidney Remedy COM
pletely cured him. Rezin's Drug
Store
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-01

A Reliable Medicine-Not a Narcotic.
Get the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar In the yellow package. IL is safe
and effective. Contains no opiates.
Refuse substitutes. Rezin's Drug Store
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-01

100 birds In the % bird shoot-off
Wodsiedalek broke % and Hewitt 81.
Scores made in the team shoot for
M unising cup.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-01
A Fit For Every Foot

Economy Headquarters For Shoe Buying Public
Fall and winter shoes and rubbers to suit ev- ,
cry taste and fit every foot in the family. For
dress work school, if it is made, we have 1T,
at the right price, and every pair guaranteed.
Mems and Ladies shoes in 10 styles, dull and
patent leather, lace button and blucher, q 20
all sizes, regular So shoes, special &sOO :
Boys and girls shoes, !.45, .35, 125 and 96c
Rubbers of every description at less than else ;
where. Save the difference
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-01

Professional individual shoot.
Fastre 100 80 III. Patterson 100 80
Robbins 100 S3 Gombb 90 30
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-01

This STYLE SHOW is waited for by all the
followers of fashion and we are anxious for you
to take advantage Of this splendid exhibit. Don't
forget the date, Thurs. Friday and Saturday of
this week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
ADVISES MRS. D.. ". ". CURTISS
Court Thinks She should Return to Com
nectIruJ Her Estate % n.

In ar order approving the final ac'
counting Of John &. shaw and tlmnre
\ Rank as ConSarvstors - the property
~ Mrs Julia Watts Morris Curtlss. 81.
pretne Court Justice Gilman said yrs'"r,
day that her hest interests would b. con-
served II she were required - return
10 Fairfield. Conn. wher. she had = Coun
rry place
Mrs Curti~s has kept out 81 Connect
cut for the past three years and has been
trying 20 upset the order Of the Connect
cu' courts declaring her incompetent.
The report showed that the conser-
vAtorS have only ssD m cash still unspent
hut that CHEEKS for So. 20 that have been
drawn To the order II creditors have not
been turned over Mr. shaw resigned
and Mr. Banks was named sole cnnssr-
yator. The Court found that Mira Cur
tiss estate ~ amply sufficient 10 keep
her IN comfort consisting of the Fair
field property valued at SO % New
YORK real estate worth te7j.G1 aud per
sonal property valued ~ $1,000 In
addition she hHa one-ihird interest IN the
estate 81 her aunt. Mary q Pinkn-y
the share being worth 81 bHu.O'p
Among allowances granted bv the
Court are s. 500 To- Graf Nathan. Cpun-
sci for the conEerVatprs and GlS 20
Morgan y. O'Brien who appeared for the
Conservs'ors on m" appeal from the order
~ tho lower court granting Mrs Curtiss
now inquiry into h"r competency
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
SHAKESPEARE ~ ESPERANTO.
Delegates At Washington GOngress See
Performance % As y gu Like IT.

WssBISoToS. Aug. 10. There was no
general meeting - the Esperanto coa
gress to-day. the time being given over
to COMMITTEES meetinEs % Fsperantist
jurists physicians. lawyers. Journalists.
engineers trained nurses and others.
divided iEto gTouT~ The object 81 these
sectional meetings was 10 DISCUSS methods
by which the rev language can he pro-
NOTED through these various professions
Many Of the delegates from forei gn coun-
tries. headed by DIR Ludwig ZaInenhof.
originator OF Esperanto. visited the
various Government departments. Among
them were Mello Sousa of Brazil La
Ping Ten and WI Chang Of China. Quill
haume Ionocolo 20 Honduras, Luikos
Munos 81 Uruguay, All Hull Khan Of
Persia ard Francisco I.aton Of Guatemala
The Afternoon was devoted by the
delegates 70 sight seeing. Tonight the
delegates attended a performance Of
Shakespeares AS You Like IL" ren-
dered in Espernato by the Hickman Play
era
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
THEN IORSE PlrON GOES
New stock company WIN BrEIn o..
season NJ the Academy Of Music.

William Fox. who leased tSe Academy
OF Music last spring. has decided 60 put
stock company Of his own In thar plav-
house beginning August ~. operating
IN much the same plan "a the Payton
company which will close its engage.
ment IN the saturday night preceding
u" ste" director will ne 7 Gordon
Edwards. formerly dive ;pr for James
Haokett at the Hack,t Theatre
III" leadir g man II - 10 Edward Lvn ch
who has headed companies IN the ReIasco
theatres ~ san Francisco and Lus An geles
John pwv~r viii 10 the HEAVY George
hddell an English actor. who played
last year m The Iomms nding Officer
and who PLAYED N'vo with Wilson Rnr-
rct' ~ The Sign Of the ,rCs~ and John
j. keEncdV lately with the Cohurn Play
erS are "hars cte- mon The light come
dian viii 30 pe Wiz NewinR. who has
played ~ The Gentleman from Missis-
sInPl The juvenile will - your z
wa' II I,~rv'owu Nicrrr Brown
IN" l'id,rc woman Miss Priscilla
hu'Vl"~ has supported White Whittle<ev
In 'hs W"~' M'ss Anna Holm ger who
haS rlav"i leads on the road il the
second woman and Mas Corinne Can't
vel Il keith's Prospect Theatre N Cleve-
land - he Ggenue Others are Florence
Gerald 4ni NliCe Riker
Tho f,L.' play VIII lee Tn" Girl Left.
pnSTri Ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
SEfY HEyER Ar NEBPORT.
VIII Inspect Atlantic Fleet En,ert ain
ments for sailors.

NEWPORT. Aug 10 - One more ship was
added to-day to the feet now here ltwa.
the despatch boat Dolphin hearing the
Secretary Of the Navy. George Won !.
Nyer. who - to make an inspection OF
that part Of the feet which he did not see
while on Provincetown
The usual large liberty party from each
ship was put ashore this afternoon and
Newport With her has bedecked streets
and hundreds Of extra electric lights has
been a gay place
The first OF the city's entertainments
a clarnbake. will take place Tomorrow
afternoon Admiral Schroeder - 10 send
ashore liberty party OF > 800 meR with a
hand
The officers ~ the naval esta blishrnent
here gave a reception at the training sta
ton 20 day At which there were Oh guests
This was IN honor OF Rear Admiral and
Mira Schroeder. who were assisted In re-
ceIving 10y Rear Admiral and Mrs Ray
mond Perry Rodgers Mrs Charles r
Hoffman and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll
gave social entertainments at their homes
in honor OF thu naval officers Ad-
mlral and Mrs Schroeder were guests Of
Mrs Carroll this evening Naval ofiicers
were also on the guest lists Of several other
summer cottsgers tonight
The fleet baseball championship IL 10 he
decided While the chips are here II lies
between the Nebraska and Idaho teams
Nebraska won the first game TO-DAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
HERMAN on HtTPTNS.
Magistrate Delivers an Opinion on the
Proper stJ lee for W mea.

Mrs. Annie Ryan 81 va Fast Seventeenth
street called on her friend Nrr Elizabeth
lesser IL 7iS Fast Fifteenth street On
sunday and seeing two hAtpins that
took her fancy thrust them into her own
hat and walked out. On Monday she
vent hack to call again and Mrs Lesser
rad heI arrested.
Policeman Rooney % the Fast Twenty
second street station exhibited the pins
al evidence when the case came up yes
texday IN the Yorkvils. court MaRis-
stp4te Herman examined them critically
They we're fifteen inches long and very
sharp pointed
Why do you women wear such things7'
he asked
They are the style responded the
owner Of the pms
But they are dangerou and You ought
not 90 wear them said the Magistrate
I'm no critic % what women should
wear 1.-The Magistrate 10 a bachelorl. hut
know ! have had to duck and dodge to
save my eves on more than one occasion
II 10 especially bad 60 wear thee long pins
on railway cars because the wearer ~
likely 20 he put on her balance and stuck
q pin into some ones eye-
Mrs. Lesser withdrew her COMPLAINT
against Mrs Ryan and the latter was
discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
OBITI iRl

James = Hurley. general manager OF
the AtohiSon. Topeka and Santa ~ Eail
way. - dead. Of heart fis-a-r ~ Carlsbad
hr Hurley NdE ~ wears obi lie vent
into the railroad business with the Al, az
-on v hen he vns "a. 'le was sr,s1,--iN 81 4
brakeman, waTehouSsWan and bagcag..
nan Tor TIE neat two wears and then tsls
graph operator and station ,l-rE Prom
station agent and cashier at various point .
lie became general tusrintendrnt At 10.
peka IN 49, Tor the new nfteen Nsars
he Vas dtNisiou -IpeTntendsnt ~ many
points And then aritnc General -uperIntsn.
dent u the limos west Of Albuquerque " IN
head quarters at l.uS angeles N. -af,te
BG-t in the Eastern grand diNIsion Was the
place he Tiled .u-t hetor. hir at advanre.
nient
Mary g Burke. wife ~ James S,rannhan.
nepheN of he late James = I Stranahhn
died on Monday at her home. g Pietrepoui
street, BROOKLYN. ~ her rftleth year she
was the daughter of Pinto 4 calhoun. ho
Vas once Mayor OF bridgeport Conn, aud
MAS for several years pre-ds.ut ~ the Fourt IA
National Rank IN thu city She Nae n mem
her 81 the Colonial Daughters Of he s.N -
snte~nth century and FDTt Greene chapter
u. u she ~ survived BY her huSba nd
and a daughter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

our line OF march from CIeopatras Needle
20 the park. but not u single unkind or
nerisive comnI"nt was made upon ua
Your dispatches have told you % that
Nondenul meeting In Hyde Park WHERE.
a. the pres agreed. half a million people
surrounded the forty speakers stands
but ! want 10 tell you % one incident Of
lecular interest to Ne here in America
When ! ross TO speak held an American
nag IN my hand. There was a cheer
winch ! took To h. for the flag and that
made me a little dubious about something
J intended to say However. I did aav.
The Parliament 81 Ueorge tho Third RE-
fused 20 admit that taxation without
representation was wrong. and 80 this
hax was born
-lassurr You they cheered the flag aga in
and morn heartily. Five thousand police
were sent to preserve order at that meet
ma, but One officer would have been on.
too many. There was no disorder what
EVER. not "A j-er or a deris,v- whistle.
You Can appreciate how public opinion
IN oar favor hRs grown when remind
You that al tn HYDE Park suffragist
meeting yea before tho di-pTdarly
crowds rushed ~" SPEAKERS stands over
turned them aud injured many women
was asked
Some. perhaps u shaw replied
hui 'hr differences h.'wr.n the countries
max" many NJ ih,ir methods imprac-
tcahlH here. Mrs. Belmont and visited
8N III" London wOmRn's suffrage head
dudrt"rs studying NETT od- and urganiza-
non W" Earned much. but as To meth
piS W" must work out oar oNn We will
adv"rtis" more here. but also W. must
do more vigorous outdoor campal gning
In the fail We shall start out automobile
'a'niai gn parties prepared ~ make week
'up.. In many respects oar CAmUaiRn
must be- NOR" vigorous | am
10 ginning 10 telieVc that "" will get
only What w fight for what wa-fufcS,
Legislatures 20 give us 4 prominent
.ondon s'IflragIst SAID To m. W" have
h""n parent az long a. even men can
~ IS'vf even women ~ ha patent ".
must adopt morn drastic measures Il
Parliament does not grant ne suffrage a,
IT. u"Nf SDS-lOn'
And do Won think Parliament WIZ
tho Reporter asked
~ the newt session. No. rrplad pr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
Death ~ .Ihert spies

Albert Spies. owner and publisher Of
the FouHdry Nous. died yesterday at hI,
home. ~ Glenwood avenue. Jersey city
The members 81 his family gave II on,
that his death was due to apoplexy
Tire. physicians who attended HIM said
they could not discuss the oase The only
information IN. police had was that Mr.
Spies had died suddenly and that DR.
u / Winter, j. Or Horace Bowen
and DR. Mortimer Lamp-on had heen
called 10 bis bedside Nir spies was still
alive when they arrived County Physician
Charles v ConverS.' was notified. hut has
made no investigation vet
MIR Spies was born m this city forty
eight years ago. Hewent with his parent.
20 live in Jersey civ lie was graduated
from stevens Institute ~ lie, hnolog, IN
1891 lie was member OF the American
SoCiety 81 Mechanical Engineers and for a
number Of years he edited Ccss, q.
B0pIEi1' He II survived hy his wife and
n son
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
NEUS Or PLiTS tND PLn rms.
''NIss PltS," 10 Open 81 NayInis,a's
Theatre on August ~.

NISs Patsy. Wuh Gertrude Ouinlan
II IN. Css'. will h. ssen a. NazimoVa' =
lhruv-ain'h Street Theatrr on Monday
"v.ning august - Madame Y will
t-.1I. - second year IN New York AZ ia.
INri" 1h"a'rr on Labor Dav September
In" Cho' olaf" soldier Will N. pro-
. Mt. 4 a, IN. Lvric Th"a'r- London on
September 10. with an English cast b {
Nl.iiu-y Will -Aii from New Nork to-day
10 -upsryIs- IN" production 4 week
after the opera - launched N London Mr
Whitney will return to this country to
prepare -Baron Tr"nck- for its opening
az Ia" Ivri7 Theatre. Philadelphia on
oct DbeT -
frank Lacy. an English actor. and
Edward Fitzgerald London stage d.
rector. arrived Yesterday on the kron-
Z prin Isr-in NsCilis 10 Join the forces EN-
gsg-d 10y Henry W Savage for The Little
Damo1sl
Selwvns new four act comedy The
Country Boy az Jacksons Theatre IN
Bridgeport last night with q cas-, which
included Willette kershaw. Mrs Stuart
Robson. Forrest WinAnt. Arthur shaw and
Carolyn ElbertS This play is booked
for the Liberty Theatre In this city on
Monday. August ~
Percy q Williams theatres will reopen
a. follows AlhAmbra. Monday. August y.
Orpheum. Monday. August ~. Colonial
The Bronx ana breenpotnt. MONDAY
September 5; Crescent. Saturday, sep
temher
The ArcadIans- now IN ts eighth
month At the knIckerbocker Theatre,
will move to the New York Theatre on
Monday. August 20 Welding the Knicker-
rocker TO our Miss Gibbs
The first play to he actsd AZ the New
Blackstone Theatre, Chicago, which 10 to
H. Jointly managed by Charles frohman
and X law A Erlanger. will b- George AIDES
u y Minister Jackson IN which William
II Crane will star
Richie Lang was engaged Yesterday
for the q = Huntley- Hattie Williams
combination which IA 20 play the comedy
Decorating Clementine
Tho Echo a new musical comedy
IN which BessIe Mccoy APPEARS under the
mana cement 81 Charles Dillingham;. will
he seen at the Globe Theatre tonight
Ru Ssian dancers from the Imperial Opera
houses u 81 Petersburg and Moscow
are part 81 the show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
Zweig 0eistle.

Erom Dalias lev IN >ew YORK 10 long
way to conc To get msrred. bit Henry
VI LNeig. Who - general manager for
IeNas OF several Insurance companies.
said yesterday ~ the Imperial that Sew
or, - good place IN which 70 begin a
hOneyinoon Mr. LWeig vas msrrs,l last
me-, at the re~ldenre - Mr. and Mrs George
" Robbins 6.n West listh street. 10 Mia
y D. hetaile Of Dallas b. The Rev o. Mar
TN, temporarily II tie Collegiate Eefortnef
Cturh Only members of tleir families and
q few intimate friends we're PRESENT Ihsv
ext,ect 90 be hari N Dallas from their ed
ding tour about September -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
NOR ENG ,GED SiIS WRS. WkIu.
Denie> Report That she IL soon 10 wed
NPN ada IurIst son.

SA~ FRASCIsCO. Aug 10 Mrs Mar
garci Emerson NcKIn. who Is here for .
AZ on her way ~ JarAn. laughed ., the
story thai she Was A,Iout 10 marry Ray
Paacr. son of Nevala Jurist. who l.
saii 20 have teen seen frequently IN her
cJmpary a. Hero. or any one else.
The whole thir - norsers ~. declared
Mrs Mckim I'm sure it's very KIDD
Of them to ave me not one. hut two beaux.
hut really / an rot going Ia marry any
one
Mrs NcKim , a. just come down from
Reno. where she has been living while
asaitirR her divorce decree from DR.
Smith Hollis Mckim. She Il taking the
sea VOYAGE 90 japan. where she will stay
o. ly a N.,ek mani for her health. On
her return from Japan Mrs. Mckim will
20 20 Reno to make her permanent home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

Charles lsnepVeu Vas born on OctolJsr
4 Istn az Rou.n Re received his educa-
'ion at IN. lyCAe IN Rouen and studied
music az thu Ionsarvatoirs IN PARIS In
Isa5 he won the grand priN de Rome with
a cantata. Remand dams les Jardins
d'ATmid.'-
Among has other works are lie Flor-n-
tin comic opera completed IN 1874.
-NellSda. "a grand opera bearing the
dat, Of Iss2. Jsann. d Arc a lyrICdrama
published four years later. requiem
mass published IN isss funeral and
triumphll HYMN and -Triumphal Ode 20
Joan oi Arc lsa2. and Meditation.
a composition for SOLO voices. chorus
and orchestra based On verses by Cor
nellie Inch was completei IN lSs5
lie was an officer ~ the Legion ~ Honor
and Of public instruction. a commander
NJ 81 Gregory the Great and % the Crown
Of Italy. = member ~ the Institute. a pro-
lessor Of composition IN the Conservatory
Of Music. an Inspector Of musical eduCI-
ton and member Of the Superior Council
~ Musical Education
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
s Ia the Du,, on oeserfon.

The Treasury Department announces
that on and after september Is mineral
teeth and oeserfoils will be advisorily
classified by this once at IS per cent
al vAlorem under paragraph IS, and Is
per cent ad valorem under paragraph
100 ~ the tarih. a. articles composed OF
mineral substances and articles com
posed wholly or In part Of metal re-
apectiyely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
The MISSES L,n- and brandt Here 20,
Iiammerstetn.

Two OF Oscar Hanmrstein stars.
FsIc- Lyn-, a young Kansas City girl
" no mas been a the German Conservatory
several year, and SOPHIE Brandt. who
will apt,ear here ~ Hans. the Flute
Player arrived yesterday Nv the North
German Lloyd liner kronprinz-ssin
Cecil. Mis- Lyme. who ~ a colOratura
soprano. will make her American debut
in tho autumn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York
woman Killed II, street Car.

Mrs RnsalI" Louria. 80 years old. ~ o.
Dehevolsa street. Milliamf burg. wa.
struck and fatally injured yesterday by a
Union avsnu" car while she wa- Gro s-ing
Flushing av"nu" ~ Garden street She
was taken. - CATHERINE Hospital. wh.ro
she died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

BEDFORD. Ind Aug ~ Philip Rock
an Italian banker and proprietor % .
store al OclitiC. was the victim of an at
tempted murder AZ noon to-day near MS
home ks~a@eins hidden on each eide of
the roadway hred on Rock from ambush
shots taking effect IN both arms lie had
8, 500 IN currency on his person at the time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

The Wall street edition Of Tee EvpKKo STE
ron tAins all the nnaEoial ness and the stock ana
bond quotation, To me close of thr market The
eiosinG quotations. incudnE tho bid and asksd"
prices. with additional neus matter. are con
tanned also In the nnsi edition Of TaH HvENiSo
JuH.-Asr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
John D.s Ns,c.Smen, Boosted.

TARRTTowS. Aug 10 Although the
asse--melt On John ~ Rockefellsr's
home ~ PocantIcp Hills was increased
from I1SO. 0OO q s3OO On by the ASse-sors
he made No complaint to-day " hen the
asae~@prs sat - hear Rrteyan ces Mr.
fectiy satisfied 10 pay the additional
assessment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
TOMPO>ER LENEPiEi DIES.
Author Of Triumphal Ode tn Jean % Are
and part. CoHserN atory Professor.

NTFTf|- tlNf UTsT1lE7 N 7 NJ NTN
pNRIs. Aug. 10 Charles l.snspveu. the
French composer. died TO-DAY. He was
~ years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

'Sc SaA 'b0 MsIam B1safy NyTgs.'s eohr-
mis- Csu'i-r> stories. haupAssHat, stories
pr TT. IA an
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-24
Ballinger Caught In Trap
President AccompIice

Frederick NJ Kerby, late steno-
grapher for Secretary Ballinger has
dug up a whole lest of snakes. He
swore that Balinger prepared bis
defence aided by his lawyer. Mr..
Lawler, and that Taft signed this
certificate Of good character without
substantial change. Kerby also dug
up facts that Ballinger had been in
correspondence with Geo. w. Perkins
partner Of Pierpont Morgan, and that
Ballinger wrote Perkins that his old
friend and neignhor, Mr.. Thompson of
Seattle, was suitable. engineer to
accompany him, Mr.Morgan, on a
mining trip to Alaska. whereas the
secretary says Mr.. Morgan vent out
in view Of exploiting the country.
This is the greatest sensation yet
sprung in the Bslliuger Pinchot scan
dal and in ,he opinion of fair minded
people convicts BalIinger and casts a
shadow around the President which is
much to be deplored and regretted.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-24
Nlsaara Glen Worth s..Inn.

Niagara glen is great place sot
1otanists. Many fine specimens grow
here, and since the park commission.
srs have cleared II OF Objectionable
features so that II Is hardly to be
called a Wild place. II certainly might
be termed weird A place that should
be sought out by nature lovers but
hardly the tourists-it means work
and time to see It well. and II is no
place to go alone, but a guide is most
always there to take one through.
Probably not more than two or three
out OF each thousand visitors to Nj
agara Falls ever hear OF this place
and perhaps fewer see it.-New Or
leans Times-Democrat.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-24

Statesmen Wanted-The greatest
lot selling proposition or the mari ct
Rockport, queen city of the gulf Sit.
uated on land locked deep water har-
Dor. Government spending millions.
Soon to be opened to the world. Easy
terms to purchasers. Good commission
See me at Southern Hotel.
9l-tf j. F. Gregson, State Agent.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-24
Call for County Warrants
NOTICE

We now have funds on hand
with which to pay County War
rants as follows:
Court Fund, down to and in
cluding No. 247, series H.
Salary Fund, down to and in
Guiding No, 126. series H.
Court house fund. down to and
including No. 15 series Fl.
Road and Bridge Fund. down
to and including No. "a, series H.
Supply fund, down to and in
Guiding No. 100, series H.
Cattle Dip Fund, down to and
including No. AZ, series H.
Contingent fund, all.
Judgment fund, all.
Poor and insane fund, all.
Separate school fund. all.
And unless presented for pay
ment, interest will stop 30 Gays
from date of first publication of
this notice.
Dated this 10th day of May,
A. d. 1910.
ED M. WEST
County Treasurer of Caddo
County.
Per. C. T. WILLIS, Deputy.
d&w at
Money saving opportunities at
Youngheim's Great Sale. dw.S
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-24

Under a Republican administration
the convicts we're kept in the pen
itentiary at Lansing, Kansas. Under
q Democratic administration the con-
victs are kept in Oklahoma, Under
the rormer RUE we gave sl4O. 900 an
nually to be spent outside the state.
Under ;he present rule this money is
kept within the state. 81 ct the peo'
pie know" that a democratic admin
istration is saving the people of ok
lahoma $l4O. 900 in the management
of the convicts alone.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-24
0klahoma's Moss Bark Triplets

The roll call department in Sen.
LaFollette's Magazine will contain
within the next few weeks the official
record vote of Gklshoma's "Moss-
Back Triplets" or Republican Tories.
The Senator in his fearless and pa
triotie style will unmask the betray.
ers of the people who deserve condem-
nation and chastisement at the tolls.
The rank and file of honest Republi'
cans in Oklahoma will profit by La
Fallette's expose.