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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19
Notice for Publication.
2tMar14-21

State Of Oklahoma, Carter County
In the District Court. No. 1,006
Alice Raley, plaintiff, VS.. G. E.
Raley, defendant.
Said defendant G. E. Raley will take
notice that he has been sued in the
above named court for divorce and
custody of child, and must answer
the petition filed therein by said plain
tiff on or before the 18th day of April,
A. d. 1911, or said petition will be
taken as true, and Judgment for said
plaintiff in said action for divorce and
custody of child will be rendered ac
cordingly.
Dated this Sth day of March, 1911.
Attest:
S. F. HAYNIE,
(SeaD District Clerk.
By S. NJ. Parker, Deputy.
Brown G Brown, Attorneys fol
Plaintiff. 9-16-23-30
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19

The lid is off.
The end is near
The free coupons are thing OF the
past.
The contest is on the home stretch
and these last few days will be busy
ones for both the contestants and the
manager.
Some of the spectators have won
dered at the small vote that has been
cast and would cite cases where the
vote would be clear out of sight by
this time. But remember that we
purposely placed limit on the mum
ber of votes that could be cast each
day so that all would get an even
start before the race was on. But
It has been like "A smouldering fire
ready to break out at the very first
chance and now that the limit Is OH
we can look for some big changes in
the standing.
IRON our standpoint the contest
has been a big success and a steady
stream of subscriptions have been
pouring into the office from the very
first of the contest and the contest
ants have chief OF promises stored
away for the last few days. Don't
think that If you have promised one
OF the contestants your subscriptions
that 1t will be the last Of them. They
will be on hand on the promised day
and If your memory is poor they VIII
jog it up little, so the best way Is
to have the money on hand and show
them that your memory Is good.
Do you realize that it is only six
more days until the close of the con
test? This means lot of work for
the few remaining hours that you
have to work 1t means that you will
have to make every moment count
from now until the end.
You cannot afford to leave any
time slip by without doing something
for yourself in the way of securing a
few votes. The time will go by quick
ly from now until the end and you
may wish you had done more earlier
in the contest. All the candidates
are determined that they will make
things "hum" from now until the
judges make the final count. SO look
out for them for they will not take
mo" for an answer.
There will be no more free vote of
fers of any kind during the contest
so those who turned in early in the
game got a chance at the extra votes
which those who are holding off will
miss.
New names are entered today in
the "if' table and the public is watch
ing each and every candidate as they
change places in the standing each
day.
Some of the people are wondering
why the coupons have been cut out of
the contest While these were need
ed very much at the start to en-
courage the candidates, we feel that
they are all well enough on the way
to be willing to work for the sub
scriptions for every one can see that
it will take subscriptions to win the
big prizes
Those who have given a six months
subscription received $500 votes ror
their favorite, but If they will give
the other six months making a year
in all, they will receive $500 more
votes making 1000 in all. Now is the
time to get busy and help your IA
vorite candidate in the race. for the
close is only few hours of.
HERBINE cures constipation and
reestablishes regular bowel move
maptS Price 5Oc Sold hv Hoffmann
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19

The Tsar of All Slavia stared III
dread at the little white square which
! had fluttered silently to his feet IN
the privacy of the barred and bolt
ed apartment He knew with awed
certainty Just what message was
borne by that mysteriously arrived
bit of folded paper, and he turned
from it with sudden resolution as II
by that action he could escape its
sinister tidings. 1t was part of the
character of the man that, having
strobe three or four PAGES away, he
should pause and waver and return
to pick it up with trembling fingers,
should open and read 1t and hide 1t
furtively in his gold and braided
jacket. HO! MARCH THE 25th!
That was all
March the 25th. twenty-five more
days until that crisis which had been
foretold at his birth, and of which
within the past two months, jubilanl
warnings such as this had been
| thrust on him at every hand! He
did not stop TO question whence
this particular message had descend
ed, for mystery had become com
mon. In privacy that had seemed
absolute, doom had pointed an un'
canny finger at him IN a thousand
different DISCUSSES. Between the
leaves of his favorite books, chalked
upon his door-posts, laid upon his
waking pillow, concealed in his food
marked upon his very linen, were
daily, nay, almost hourly portents
to the tenth and weakest Alexander
With sadness that sat upon him
now of habit, he turned instinctively
to the one only Slavian in all that
broad land in whom he might re
pose perfect trust. Traversing a pri
vate corridor he entered a high bou-
doir that, like his study was bolted
dHu udIltu llOHl lht TN 'bNNhih- =
world, and found-her Sophia Kare-
nov, morganatic and only living wife
to the issueless tsar. looked up in
quick anxiety as he entered. Despite
/ that there was always a grave sorrow
upon his face and that this was ever
underlaid with nervous apprehension,
she saw at once the new burden that
was upon him.
Another warning?' she OWNED,
as she rose to greet him.
! lie took her hand and. drawing
her to him, kissed her gently, sit
ting then with sigh upon the di-
van that she had just quilted.
Another" he replied. smiling
wearily, and gave her the paper.
She tore it quietly into tiny frag'
metns, after which she came and
stood before him. looking down upon
him pityingly.
AT last l fear, Alexander" she
said in sorrow. Had you been con,
tent to be the imperious autocrat
that nine Alexanders have been be
fore you, there had been no need
to wear a gloomy brow this day"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19

HERBINE cures constipation and
re-establishes regular bowel move
ments Price soc. Sold by Hoffman,
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19
They Are Indignant.

I'VE were made to take off even
our stockings" said Mrs. Hull. EVERY
stitch of our clothing was searched
and even our hair did not escape.
| consider this treatment an outrage
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19
PIN PILES

81 tried all kinds of blood remedies
which failed to do me any good, but l
have found the right thing at last. My
face was full of pimples and black heads.
After taking Cascarets they all left. am
continuing the use of them and recon-
mending them to my friends. l feel fine
when l rise in the morning. Hope to
nave a chance to recommend Cascarets. I"
Fred c. Witten, 76 Elm ST., Newark, N. ].
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good.
DO Good. Never Sicken Weaken or Grine
ioc. ssc: Soc. Never sold in bulk. The gem
tne tablet stamped c c. Guaranteed 10
cure or your money back. as5
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18

tie was rs large rs 3 fOu-olo
bov pants. There was q trans
parency TO his skin, shown espe-
cialiy in ms hands, that gave 1t
the appearance OF wax.
Mr. Gladstone was bareheadeo
and YOU We're instlnctIveiy I'M
pressed that mac ne been isolated
on q desert island rs . young
man. nothing could have prevent
ed MIN from attaining great
heights. SO strongly was ms mar
vallous character stamped on ms
features. His voice as ne spoke
to me gave me 2 thrill owing To
the personality raat seemed to be
living in reserve. II seems &
shame TO talk with such 2 voice
j. sounds rs II was only made fOr
use III the nails OF Parliament
Reaching London al dark and
going To Julian Ralph, 2 man Of
vast newspaper knowledge
reporter supposed TO be the best
In the world he listened to my
story with intent interest True,
ne now an6 then bit ms under
IIp To hold back 3 roar Of laugh
Ter. vet ne made no signs OF out
ward agony until ] came To Ihe
place where ] told Mir. Gladstone
ms chief product must be crows.
Here II seems Ralph tried To I'D
over IL ms best cnaIr. telling me
when ne regamed cOnsclousness,
tna- there was nothing Gladstone
was SO proud Of as ms rocks anu
~0okerv and 10 think that 2 raw
uus0uu.sucaIed. mc0u-h, west
a-u farmer mad called them Crows,
was TOO awful To consider -
Homer Davenport
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18

la u,c Count, Cour, ID HarHey County
Oregon
Uuau rcadmc and ilnr thg F1ua.
acrouut oi MI parkcr thg duly ape
ranted and acting administrator o. toe
estate o. John Parker decrease D ano
ths petition of said sdministratcs show
inr that ls necessary tO sell. the re'.
estate o' sald estate 60 discharge lbv
debts o. said estate and ior tue best in-
teres. OF al PARTIES interested thorcir
aud 20 sell the vhol, tuereo. IN o. body,
&C. wiz ". Section 1r - - b.. d. So
i. " NJ ir said Couu,y md -uto.
ltis thcryl1rl ordered ,ha ai porsous
interested iu Sin, said estate oi tohu
rarke, dercasea. appear before ms thr
Iudg, o tho Count, ,our above anuo
q. ta, Cou-t Room iu said County a
tine hour %. DO g c.act oa She .oreuo1u oI
t4, nrss Nouday tH,- aay o nsclm-
ber IlIl. linen AND iuers to SHOW cHus-.
/. ans they hngl why au order should
no. ne mads as prayed tor r sand rat.
ti1r .u sell an of thy rel estate o tuo
said estaj. H either ruBl. gr private
sll.-a. tine nuaimInstruJl- may cleo. as
.r- tine best utcre.. 10 ,n, estate AND ni.
persons Interested therein amt tor ,hc
purpose mentioned tu the SAID pauHor-
sur.ec. Ja Sine confirmation o Juis NouE.
and also d, tiis objections t. tae saia
Hual accounted auy taerehe "a SAID time
and place
Itls furthe, ordered tina. cory ct
thl- order by published oucs week. i1r
tour successive weeks u The Times
Herald newspaper published Iu said
Count, and STAT, N BUrns
Dated .ai 9TH day of November 1911.
GRANT THOMSON.
County uiEg
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18
Appointment C Administrator

in tine matter oi tine Estate o' Harry l.
Mc urt. D-cuasel
Notice is hereby given that ny order
Of ,he COUNTY Court OF tine State of Ore
rlu Tor EIarnez County, duiv maa, aHc
entered OF the l9thuay o' October 1871
.l.= III ierzi irrel was du'E appointed adj
minis. -stJ- of tire Es-ata l. Harry J..
Mcclure. de-=l--- al persons uavIu-
e.aiui- 4g4Ins- the above esJats AR here
lr notified 70 present the same. verified
1r law required 20 the uudsr=I IrueL
a --aWaL. Oregon within sIz months
lr-u tlIa aate hereof and TINS notice D.
GATED -u- 2ls. day o.. OrtoBer. 1911
LloTI JOHNSON administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18

Continued from page J.,
eyes from age. Mr. Gladstone
slapped the dog gently on the
side with MS cane chldlng nm
that he was SO old ne haC lost ms
manners. The dog really looked
older than Mr Gladstone nut less
polite.
A butler mac now come TO my
size and ] was reaching Tor the
letter I mac written when MI
Gladstone reached me and tooE
the letter which ] was about Ic
hand To the butler He opened
ano read to the point ] guess.
where / mentioned ] mao come
from Siiverton. Oregon, anC look
ing at the signature ne salC, y
hope, Sir Nh. Davenport vou
have not come all the way -v0n
Oregon 10 see me. Sir. ] was
about To ierrne conversation urop
before II mao commenced as
I was lost temporarily n admlra-
tion OF such wonderful features
The huge dark eyes, rneu une
famous collar and ne to say no
thing OF the whIskers. winch
looked as If they mad been tied
Oh with z string.
Realizing rhat II was up 1oms
! said. Yes. Mr. Gladstone i
have. He answered. Indeed
YOU must be very fond Of travel
ing. Another pause when Z
realized the conversation was
dragging again until 1t mac Great
ed 2 dust ] tnan SAID. Mr.
Gladstone, vour chief pr0duc-
mere seems 10 ne crows.
Crows? ne asked. II AT nuuU-
ing tone. y es. ] saI1, the
black ones. like those rHa- nave
Just lii back Of you. He looked
al me II utter anazemeut Stamp
ng MS cane ne exclaimed
Rooksl" After tnar our con
versation owindieo rapidly Tne
cabman had shown z great
deal OF uneasiness on u0p OF the
hanson. ! had run over those
most distinguished features So
thorougiy II my mind Lna- !
thought Ihey were mine To
carry the conversation further
would reveal more ignorance on
my part. SoI1 came 10 al agree
able enc. ] re-enuered the han-
som cab and WAS rapidly drlvaI
away. Once Out Of the ground
] asked the caDman 10 sIgI So
that ! might jo- down -ne lines
OF those features before any 1ac-
cd from ny memory The cab
man was evidently peepIuE
through the t0p mole II the har-
som. for when I reminded nm !
was ready To hurry ahead. SO j
could catch the fIrst IRAN H. tine
morning ne saiG Ave, aye. sIr
we viii be Of. but II I knew YOU
were going 10 bring the grand
oio man away with us, ne SAD
I might nave charged YOU WIKI &
uwe-searer.
! believe Ny. Gladstone 5 was
the most remarkable Of all tine
faces ] nave ever drawn. yet
when ] see the few lines -na- II
takes 10 reproduce ms features
] an Al Z loss 10 fluu what the
fascination was II MS race ]
think ms eyes were Z slaa. blue
with very large darE pupils a !
fino z foot nOIe o. my sketch
made al that time saving Lhar
the pupils Of ms eyes Were as DlC
as dimes and another nurrledly
written note saying tnat isnecE-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18

Is your husband cross An
irritable faulthndmo disras.l.m
Is often due 10 o disoraared
stomach a man with good d.
PestiOn Is nearly always good
natured A great many have
been permanently cured of stam
ach trouble by taking Chamber
IAN s Tablets For sale bg ali
dealers,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18

III Is g pleasure 10 tel voU
-na- Chamberlain s Cough Rem
ad- is une best cough medicine
7 have evar used, writes Mrs.
Hugh Campbell. OF LavonIa, Ia
j nave USED IT with al my child
rer and the results nave been
niCniv satisfactory. For sale
Uv al. dealers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-18
MEN Q HAVE sKETcHEB.

CONTINUED from pare l.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

E d Ratlif, deputy assessor TOO
Whereas L. N. Swift and N. S.
Savage, accountants for and on be-
half of Lewis county have completed
their labors in the matters of the
accounting and settlement between
Nez Perez and Lewis counties Now
at this time the board expresses its
thanks and appreciation to the said
accountants for their expeditions and
satisfactory work in said matter.
At this time the board adjourns
until September IL, 1911, at 10
o'clock A. M.
M. c. Hall, Chairman.
Attest: Clyde E. Clovis, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

Tennis Is increasing In popularity.
Probably one reason for this Is that
the girl who plays golf can seldom
dress the part attractively or retain
her trimness long upon the links II she
plays a tOlerably good game Tennis
toys are distinctly fetching. The smart
tennis gown may be made Of one Of
the coarse linens that come In a dOz-
en- natural shades. II may be OF pique
or percale. Of chambray, Of lawn or
even OF pongee. II is cut low In the
neck and finished with a round or
sailor collar Of white or some contrast
ing material The sleeves come to the
elbow. The gown may be a one piece
AFFAIR. but ordinarily It has a sep
arate blouse and skirt. The blouse is
generally cut on peasant lines There
Is a patent arrangement BY which a
gore is set under the arm that gives
plenty OF play to that member The
skirt is cut moderately short for con-
venience
The gown Illustrated here was Of
pale blue linen trimmed with white
The bodice was fastened at the left
with large buttons, which were con-
tinued on the panel on the front OF
the skirt A sailor collar. closing in a
point in front. and turned back cuffs
finished the blouse. A white chip hat
trimmed with plumes, a rather more
elaborate chapeau than most tennis
girls choose. was worn with this frOck.
The costume would be equally suitable
for walking. boating. croquet and golf.
In fact it is a good all round outdoor
dress.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
orLr nrBBoN pAEprAu.

wear with the bordered cotton voiles
for example. with pink or blue 10 the
banding. chapIet Of Tiny pink buds
or minute roses would be effective. II
marquisette gowns are worn and these
show touch Of green needlework
wreaths Of ivy leaves would be beauti-
ful, while soft colored ribbons or tin
seled bands would go with any white
scheme.
When buying the ribbon remember
that the soft crushabIe weayes are all
more becoming to the head than the
stin satin or grosgrain ones A wide
ribbon that can be folded. too. Is Tar
more becoming than a narrow one put
on plain, for the plating and twists
follow the fluctuations Of the hair.
Tinseled bands showing CLEANS Of
pale blue or wild rose pink under the
gold threads and with two hairpfn
loops for fastening them on are sold
IN the shops. Wreaths Of baby roses.
leaves, wheat and field grasses and also
the wide louisine ribbons are 70 b.
had
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

We have noted several feminine
justices of the peace. but there has
been only one lady judge. This was
a certain Lady Berkeley, who COM
planned to Henry VIII. Of trespass
that had been committed on her es-
tate, with assaults on her servants.
The king very obligingly granted
her a commission of assize, armed
with which she apprehended and
prosecuted the offenders, impanel-
ed a jury, sat as Judge in her own
cause and passed exemplary SEN
fences on the prisoners and then
babe farewell TO the Judicial bench
forever. London Chronicle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
RIBBON BANDEAUx.

These Form an Important Part Of the
Evening Toilet
Seldom has there been a season when
ornaments for the hair have been so
pretty and so odd The picture shows
a charming effect in gilt ribbon drawn
over a satin band and gathered at the
side to form a loop rosette- It was
designed by Ora Cne.
There are many sorts Of ribbon ban
deaux and little flower wreaths. To
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

Every one Of Us casts a shadow.
There hangs about rs a sort Of pc
numbra "a strange. indefnable
something we call personal infiu-
ence-which has its effect on every
other life on which It falls. II goes
With US wherever we 60. Tt Is not
something we can have when we
want 10 have Il and then lay aside
at will. as we lay aside a garment
1t is something that always pours
out from our life, like light from
lamp. like heat from a fame, like
perfume from 9 flower.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
WHEN PLAYING TENNIs.

The Costume Should Be Neat and
Attractive as Well as Comfortable
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-14
USE FENCE RAILS
To FORCE NEGRO
FUNERAL PyhE

CONTINUED from ttfst fase.J
push through the crowd to aid Police
man Howe. but he was showed back.
Torch 10 Applied.
Outside the hospital grounds the
mepAwith the rope started down the
roaS on q dead run. The cot bumped
over the roadway. a bowling mob now
Increased to a thousand persons or
more, followed. A half mile to the
south the men with the rope stopped.
They were now Just opposite the
place where Edgar Rice vas shot the
night before,
THEE or our brawny arms ptlChel
tn" Iearo aud his cot nVer a renee
into a field They piled the haJ
ABOUT and oNer the cot and WaI1et.
s59fxY6 une ~t,$}fe a a match to- the
mattress and the cot and hay we're
all ablaze. Suddenly the negro gave
a jump out OF the blazing hay and
ieaped over the fence, with the he'd
still roped Ter his back. The crowd
gave a yell.
Men with fence rails showed the
bed and the negro back into the
blazing hay. Three times did the
negro attempt to escape In this man
ner, 1,aoh time the men with the
fence rails showed him back in the
fire, The third time the flesh was
hanging from the Negroes bones. In "a
few minutes all was over, the fire
died down and the mob dispersed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-14
NEGROES BODY
AFTER HE is A

DURANT, OKLA. August 13.-The
body of r. negro who Is thought to
have been the one who assaulted
and shot .Mrs, l.. r, Campbell north
Of Durant at noon yesterday, was
taken by a mob to-day from the
posse who had slain him and shortly
before noon was publicly burned on
a acant lot near Durant's business
center.
Little excitement attended the
burning. The officers Were powerless
to prevent the burning. but finally
persuaded the mob TO delay the burn
ing until the body could be viewed
by Mrs. Campbell and witnesses, The
body was brought to Durant in an
automobile from Platter. twelve miles
southwest Of this city, near where
the negro was killed in a running
fight with the posse. The negro was
a stranger.
All negroes were driven out of
Durant to-day and a Durant mob
went to Caddo. Okla, to aid. in driY-
ing the negroes from that city to-
night,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-14
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
j ". Craze. store, 1900 n street.

fined TO her room. His condition.
how ever is very much Improved.
Rev. f.. g. Lancaster and tho
Waugh band AT Oak Grove Baptist
church are camping for a week at
Holly Springs.
Oscar Taylor. Of S~.ansboro. who
etft n endoa -tn-4rts leg It few days
e is reported 10 he improving.
The funeral OF Gay Clements OF
Amelia. took place saturdar aftey-
noon at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. West Rrinser left
Yesterday for "a visit In Philadelphia,
where they formerly resided for
soma yaars
In the police court Saturday Adam
Harvey, colored. WAS fined S. and
costs for w~ifa-beating.
Miss Jane Walker. Of is?A Porter
streal. South Richmond. left Friday
for a two weeks vacation with SIN
FOR q TWO weeks. Visit with her aunt
Mrs x. e. rinner. 81 sutfofk,
Mrs Fl. f. Wilson, with her dapgh-
ter. have returned to their home IN
st. Louis. Md. after having spent
several weeks with her parents at
1915 Porter street.
Miss Ida Woodson. who has been
visiting relatives In South Riehnondd.
has returned TO her home at North
Garden, AlbeuarIe county
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a.. W1nfree. Of
Cowardin enu We're visitors yes
terday at the home of Rev. r.. H..
W4nfree.
Funeral Of Mrs. Haxen.
The funeral Of Mrs, Mary Tichnof
Hazen took place Yesterday morning
from the Presbyterian church at Bon
Air and the remains were taken to
Richmond and inferred in Hoilywo od
cemetery. Mrs, Hazen was the widow
Of Dr. J X. Hazen and the mother
of l)r. Charles NJ. Hazen.