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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-24
SCHOOL CLOSING.
AZ Interesting Program BY the Pupil. Of
~ oyril school.

40 Interesting Program by the PuPiIs Of
81 Cyril school.
Tho second annual commencement
exeFclses Of st. Cyril school were
given before large aud apprecIatlve
audience AZ the Auditorium Tuesday
evening. The program was replete
With musical selections, the first
eight numbers consisting Of piano
aud vocal selections by the scholars.
There was some good musical talent
displayed, showing the careful train
ing Of the pupils. The pantomine,
'6randmas and Grandpas, - was we'll
staged aud performed by a number Of
appropriately eostumed chiidren.
"rbe Mountain aNymphs, p" a can
tata Of much merit, wac presented to
the satisfaction and delight Of the
audience. Fifty or more little girls
took part in its production aud the
skill they displayed vas very com
msndnbie. This vas followed By a
number Of young men representing
Scottish archers. Their drill was
good aud proved one Of the enter
tainihg features u the evening, the
different movements u archery being
executed IN a pleasing manner. A
musical selection and the distribu-
tion Of premiums BY Father Purcell
followed, consisting Of books aud
medals giFea oat for meritorius work
both 10 church aud school. Among
these Were gold medals from Major
/ ,. j O'Briea and Father Purcell.
Al the conclusion u the distribution
Father Purcell spoke Of the progress,
Of the pupils during the school year
aud gave them some good adyic,
regarding their conduct during
vacation. Both he aud The Sisters
ia charge Of the school may we'll fee
proud ~ The successful closing.
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THE CHURCHES.

Rev e. = Ford. Adventist, ~ill
preach In tbe Christian church ai 4
aud o'ciegk tbis afternoon
The subject II the morning sermon
a, the Methodist church tomorrow
sill bp The Lord's bay aud It's
Abua" In Occur d'Aloue. "
Tho Swedish Lutheran service to.
motrpv vii ho a. iplious sorvt ice
at the Presbyterian church Ut $40
O'Clock D. m. Tho pastors subject
will 10 The Lord's Day, lie Right
lice aud ia Abuses. -
The Presbyterian church will Join
with the other churches neS, Sabbath
ut the aporning service In discussing
tho subject The LuSd'a Day aud lss
Abuses In Occur d'Alene. = The
Penteooatal service will be at S p. m.
Under The auspices Of the swedish
Lutheran church, Rev. SoderFreu, Of
burlington. Iowa, will lecture In the
Presbyterian church Thursday even
ing. June 20, at s o'clock. Admis.
sion % cunta Proceeds go TO the
building fund. The lecture will, Of
course, be In English. Rev. Solder
sron was formerly professor Of
Christianity at AuRuptaua college in
Rock leland, ILL.,, aud il very
eminent speaker He will speak on
some interesting topics.
The church attendance at st.
Luke's lie steadily increasing. The
interest manifested by the church
people themselves, Ia very gratifying.
The Sunday school lie making great
growth. The ladies met Thursday
afteroon at the home Of Mrs. Taylor,
and, In spite Of the heavy rain the
attendance Was good. They decided
to give = chicken pie dinner al
Keller & Co. e store, next Wednesday
evening from TO o'clock. At The
morning service Sunday, an address
will be given ON Sunday Ohesr,
vance. " and at tho evening service,
n special address 10 Masons. Besides
the attendance Of the masons and !
special address, there will be special
music. AL are invited.
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APLEAsAGr wrDDIaG
Service unlss. Two Popular young
People.

service Unitss Two Popular Youpg
People.
Miss Maud Estella Bettes, Of Spok-
ane, formerly of this city, and
Edward N. LaVenie, we're married &c
the residence Of the brides parents.
0l3IA Addison street, Spokane, at
o'clock p. NJ, Thursday, by the
Rev. w. j. Hindley, Miss ID. Estella
Robbins, Of Iron Mountain, Mich,
acting as bridesmaid, and N. NJ.
Meyer, of this city. best man. The
bride was beautifully gowned in a
travelling suit Of Gunmetal silk, with
cream trimmings, and carried brides
roses. Those In attendance we're the
members OF the family, Rev. w. J..
Hlndiey and Mrs. Mary Dollar. Of
Occur d'Alene. Upon conclusion OF
the ceremony at $50, those present
partook Of a dainty prepared supper.
MF. and Mrs. LaVeine we're pre-.
scented with numerous valuable gifts.
The bride aud groom left for Kansas
City, Mo-, Friday morning, to visil
the groom's parents. They viii also
visit Colorado points and the Port
land fair aud will be at home to theil
friends Al Occur d'Alene September
4
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Harry s,ubhins. ihe Post Fails boy
aho uas bound over to tho district
court about three weeks aRo by
Justice Of the Peace ChambcrliD on
the charge Of placing an obstruction
AZ The electric line track. has been
returned 10 custody by bis bundumen.
After the preliminary examination
Ssubbibs' bond uas placed at $1,000,
uhich be secured aud was released.
Later some u hiH bondsmen became
Dissatisfied and he has been returned
80 custody 20 await bis trial Ia
AnntnmhnK.
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nAI-Fi,T ,otNo rnorLr'. uNIoN
Aauaai Convention - be Held usrs Nsat
M~sn

Aauaai Convention - be H.ld Here NeAt
week
The annual session % the Baptist
Young Peoples Uniou for northern
Idaho aud eastern Washington viii
be bcld 10 this city tbs coming week,
bsRinning Tuesday morning in the
Baptist church. 40 interesting pro.
gram has been prepared consisting ~
ESSAYS ana addresses on religious and
kindred sabiccts by well known
speakers aud delegates The union
uili close lie session Sunday evening
aith appropriate exercises and AZ
address BY Rer. o. VI. Van osdel. Of
Spokane.
Saturday wiii bo devoted 20 an OK.
cursipu trip 70 50, Marles aud return
on the steamer Idaho, junior con
ference aud song service being held
90 board The steamer.
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For the best line Of mems and
boys suits at prices within the reach
OF all, 60 to the Idaho Mercantile Co.
There is no fiour like the Pride OF
Minnesota. Used by all the bakers.
Sold by the Idaho Mercantile 90.
Dry wood-FiN tamaraok and pine,
sixteen inch and four foot. The
Idaho Mercantile Co,
Try a sack of Pride Of Minnesota,
use half of II aud II you do not think
Il lie the best, return It and get your
money back. The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
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When you want a suit Of clothes,
pants or overcoat, go to T. V. Case,
the tailor. He can measure you
correctly. he carries q large line OF
all priced goods
Horses pastured for si.50 per
month for three months or mere. or
80 per single month. Five miles
north OF town on the Hayden lake
road. Good water and good timber
range. MonRghan's place. Tale-
phone 81, address Geo. A. Demorost,
Occur d'AIene. Idaho. R. +. D.
may 80.
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WIS OF TOWN AND COUNTY
loFT ~,

4OFElt
'c0' oyd Hamilton and wife have re-
ed from a pleasant visit to the
TUESDAY, land fair
pursuant !" ,nrry Nesbitt has gone TO Port
m 'n0 o. !. Oregon, to accept position
present le office Of the o H. A. n. rail.
anu "PP'T ,ymond Woodward and Albert
Inc rom z, Of Haviland, Kansas. are
ana aiio"ou ng their friend, Robert II.
the dine; G.. -. -. ~
n l. ron have returned from Whitworth
Ira |A'A'f' 'Aa' ., Tacoma, for the summer
on spring bn.
apPro11" knights Of PythiAs will bold
above ial services and decorate the
. ~. Of departed brothers tomorrow
Tt,..i clock.
r. e.h,ock Brsbnsr, Mrs. Parker aud
Hohs,t Ing .eaurman, OF NeWbsrry, Aie i. i.
poha,t V.nFlss piping for a few days ia lhe
&C. a spsue, tth the Mains.
Anton Nelson, } cut. worn ont woman cannot
ueeySe + West cat Or work; seems a. il 81
g. & Dawson, fy 10 pieees HoIiisser /
Ben Morrow, Mountain Tea makes strong
s. r Bsggs and rich blood IS cents,
Mrs. waddell, sblsts. Occur d'AisHe Drug
men, bill q.
p {. Kihstein sBetaEefs af the Epwerth
Amanda CaW gave farewell reception 70
IN jus'ios eyta Vernon, 81 Tie Methodist
allo~sd ,Fe Tuesday evening. TIE
carsoaiien Bros lady departed neat day for
=. Il, Braibur5 Naiia.
80. -. :. digestion aRd assimiiation
- Makes Hea nd biood and
That's ahst noilisier's Rocky
-, ain Tea wiii do A tonic fos
- s,e..., n ana wssk. 90 esuts Tea %
- $50 Occur d'Aisue Drug Store.
declared d BE- has Purcell $40 . COED strbas
Tho b-Au' y e*tate haslhesa ihv ether day
road 1sposlug q thv ground stitch b
The toay CHASED a. tho Fari Shsftuau sAls
rad. ss,-,l, ts2. $3.50. the ptiep paid taF hott
rang " uaI sud buildipgs,
The bar yau SAINT pretty face AID De
bills lighuul sir.
Antonio A4sY rhsaks aud lovely hair.
nssa &rddiug trip aorosa tbs sra.
o., Ne Fgt youF faith Ia Rocky MouHgaih
Praak y Tea
Autunlp caoag a'Alsns prog Store.
40" The Carscsiisn bEothers have ~
An'""'o oIals4 their dABciag large Tsis
AikS Nae sa9 aad nsada q u . noalins
III" h'a- artue ralacs. Nva uouftus. ueu
SatAM A4AAAa we HHANA tsAh@ 49,
h"f"afA vHscaastBg spaF tegi high, uist
Ferry ~ stains for iaciosi0R tho barge
ho'"H A' ,o Il very Inviting for dancinG
e7sl''h' .fttaa. A ne@ plauu has bnet
kaihifu' laced on thn harge aud together
Aleu" va tbs improvements represents "a
8TF5g J. toaditafe q $500. The irst danes
'Fii'"ah 100 10 sissH on the barge this eyen
Palmer ne
r. Oas q ths heaviest rain siorm
M, o. enpaftunceA. caused aood II
- streets Thafsdny. The rain cam
iuu Ia shpals ahd flooded tie lsae
rul Of the First National bank. 1
-. sn poured lnto the basement Il th
r., tndigorium And allied other CELLARS
H., % hts uaahuat resulted ffum tb
~, TushiuE iorfaut doan Second street
r leaving The Northern Pacific track
-, spanning cbasm sueuty feet aid
~. and too fest deep.
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You are invited TO call at the par.
Tors Of the Hotel Antler on Tuesday
and Wednesday, June &c aud %, and
have your eyes examined free Of
charge. Glasses furnished at Low
prices. Treatment given with all
glasses without charge.
J. CLARK WATSON,
Opticlan,
Permanent address, Room 20s Cbemi
cal block, cor Howard and Sprague
Spokane.
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All druggists are authorized by
the manufacturers of Bunsen's Catarrh
Cure TO refund the money where It
falls to cure any case Of Catarrh no
matter Of how long standing. II lie
pleasant to take and one application
gives ease aud rest. This IL an
absolute cure aud the only catarrh
remedy sold on a positive guarantee
mo cure, no pay. Price 90 cents.
For sale by the Occur d'Alena Drug
Store.
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We nave just EeeeibbA car U I
sugar and are now ia position to
supply ali our customers ct lowest
market price. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Ceretana -four is the best.
For hack service, call up me
Occur 'Alene Drug Store.
While 1t Spokane, eat at the Model
Bakery Cafe, SO spraRue Ave.
r. E. Hedal. the furniture dealer,
will sell you 3 $50 high grade sewing
machine for s35 and $40. This is
your opportunity to boy at 8 small |
margin above cost.
e. B. Keller g. Co. have just re-
ceived a car Of Ceretana, the famous
hard wheat four.
Poultry netting in all widths at
the right prices. The Idaho Mer-
camille Co.
II you Kant the best bread, you
must use the best -four eFetana
Two good milob cows. family
driving horse for sale. Call at this
office for further information.
For bargains in wall paper, 90 to
Perrenoud's, Scott block. Paper
from Ave cents double roll up.
| We want the orders Of dairymen
aud others for butter wrappers be-
cause we print them in ink that does
not smut the butter but remains on
the paper under all conditions
Prices, cash with the order. 1000 for
s2. so; or 1000 for s4.5O. The
Press Publishing company.
Dry wood for sale. The wiggett
a Empey Co.
DO you like a good cup Of cofeeg
/ Try Golden Gate at 40 cents per
pound. There Is no better at any
price The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Chi. Namel. The best varnisb on
the market. II will not mar or
scratch. You will hnd il at the
Idaho Mercantile 60.
Two good business rooms ia the
Scott block on Fourth street for rent.
, Inquire al the Press office. This is a
good business location aud the rooms
are we'll suited for the purpose,
Now is the time to get that new
suit. We have the best line Of hand
tailored suits In the city. The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
II you are going 20 get married,
have T. V. Case, the tailor, make
your wedding suit. He carries q
large stock 10 select from.
A new and complete line Of caskets
at T. T. Hedal's.
II. A. Miller Lakeside avenue,
near the n. p. depot, has new and
second hand furniture at lowest prices.
; Pride Of Minnesota lie the best hard
, wheat -four on the market. The
idaho Mercantile Co.
|, Look at those blocks in o'Brien's
addition which have been recently
cleared. There lis no amer location
!, In Occur d'AIene. See Jas. H. Harte.
Our tailor made suits from SIC
up. A perfect ilt guaranteed. The
Wiggctt 4 Empey Co.
warren's IL the best mixed paint
c on the market. We sell il at the
same price as the common mixed
!. paints. The Idaho Mercantile Co,
!, sole agents.
We carry the best ladies' shoe in
a America. The WiGgett a Empey Co
Mems, boys and children's bat
Q and caps, shapes to tit any head, ans
styles to suit the most fastidio0s
e The Wigeett & Empey Co.
II you use Ceretana -four. yor
always have good bread. E. B
: Keller 4 Co.
Deadenine felt, tar felt and al
kinds Of building paper, in any
!. quantity. The Idaho Mercantile Co
4 good nine room house for salt
i. cheap, Modern throughout. Termi
easy. Inquire A. V. Chamberlin
=, Exchange National Bank building.
e Jas. II. Harte offers a three acrl
/, tract adjoining the town suitable 70
plating into lots. See display ad.
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S. @. KITCHEN,
Agent.

ltisuo secret, that for cuts, burns,
ulcers, fever sores, sore eyes, boils,
etc. nothing 10 so effective Is Buck
lens Aruioa salve. lit didn't take
long 10 cure a bad sore had, and Il
IL sll o. K. for sore eyes" writes
d. L. Gregory. Of Hope, Texas -
cents al the Occur d'Alene Drug
Store.
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Tho following letters remain un
claimed ia the postofiice;
jas l.. CorveTly. Robert Carder,
Dolin, Andre Davidson, John Faulk
inebor, Henry oisuerc. Tbos. John.
con. Emil johnson. Ross {. Kelly,
Thea KENNEDY. VIII Lightle. Geo,
Latortt. Henry McCray. Mrs. A. Il.
Miller, Mrs. A. q. Murths. Lewit
Royal. Mrs Alma Rumtord. viii
sigsr, NJ. SQUIRE, Toy ShAifer, Brons.
Low Turdinski. >, Fred Wing.
Please say advertised when calling
for the above letters.
u. r. MASON. Postmaster.
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Bids viii lie received until Monday.
June %, at . O'Clock .. M. for the
removal Of about 500 yards Of dirt.
For information regarding same call
Gu the undersigned.
7. J. PURCELL.
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Epworth League meeting, Denver,
July 8 to III ERlges meeting. Denver,
August li 10 "a. Ogteopathic A..
sociation meeting, Denver, August
~ 10 ~: q. A. r. encampment.
Denver, September to :. For the
above occasions the Northern Pacific
Railway company will sell round trip
tickets 10 Denver al rate Of ESQ.
Dates Of sale Epworth League. June
30th aud DULY lst, going limit July
6. Eagles and Osteopaths, August
10. II aud p, going limit August 10.
10. A. r.. August 80 aud 81, going
limit September 8. Final limit
thirty days from date Of sale. Var
ions Ioutes Stopovers within limits
going or coming. Children half the
above rates
S. G. KITCHEN,
Agent.
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Physicians treated hin withou, suoees

". l.. Iancy, Padueah, Ky.
writes. "a bad a severe case OF kid
ncy disease and THREE Of the best
physicians ia Kentucky treated me
without success. then took Foley 4
Kidney Cure. The fret bottle gave
immediate relief. and three bottles
cured me permanently. gladly re.
commend this wonderful remedy. -
For sale by the Occur d'Alene Drug
store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-08

Deaf Persons Don't Get sr,,NlclS.
Strange thing. hut do .,ou know that
leaf persons never get seasick?" said
IN old surgeon III the employ Of one Of
lie Transatlantic lines recently. This
was found ont" lie said. when whole
class Of deaf mutcs went abroad some
years ago. and. despite n particularly
rough passage. none Of them wanted
to lie on the deck and beg Somebody 10
heave them overheard.
That's tie seasick feeling. sou
know y little investigation proved
hat the stomach nerves are mostly
controlled by those Of the ear. ana that
aeaf persons are not nearly So liable 10
the nausea that comes from the roliin.
motion Of slip as are others.
"The experiment Of saturatiug 4 ban
Of cotton with cocaine ana thus dullfpa
the hearing has been tried BY ship sur.
geons since. It gives relief 10 those who
dread any sort Of a sea voyage: but.
after M. tho best way 10 do Is 10 feed
the fisi,es' and gct over lt.r-Phiadel
phia Press.
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Menls and we,ght

1t has been seriously asserted by
many people that we are naturally
lighter after a meal, and they have
even gone the length of explaining this
by the amount Of gas that is developed
from the food. Average observations.
however, show that we lose pounds O
ounces between night and morning;
that we gain ] pound u ounces by
breakfast; that we again lose about II
ounces before lunch; TINT lunch puts
on an average of pound; that we
again lose 10 ounces, but that an ordl-
nary dinner to healthy persons adds 9
pounds . ounces to their weight.
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A nIble Lescnd OF the pnnther.

One OF the oldest stories in the "Bes-
tiaries," or stories OF Bible animals
written by the monks, is the legend of
the panther. The panther so the
homily runs. lis the most beautiful Of
all beasts. More than this, when 1t
goes abroad 1t diffuses marvellous
sweet perfume. This odor is so sweet
that all the other beasts and birds fol-
low tie panther wherever it goes.
Wherefore the panther is type of vir-
tue" Perhaps the old monks who Dor.
rowed and embelllshed this story had
heard Of and misunderstood the strong
love Of sweet scents which the panther
and its relations, the lions and leop.
ards, often show,-London Spectator
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The First sIege Guns.

1t has been stated that 1t was in 1867,
at the siege of Gambia, in Crete, That
siege guns were first used. This state
ment is contradlcted, however, by a
writer, who says that just before the
siege Of Constantlnople a Hungarian or
Wallachian cannon founder named Ur.
ban cast in 1452 at Adrianople can,
non which remained for many years
the wonder of Europe and marks an
epoch in the continually increasing
power OF guns" Urban's cannon was
dragged by sixty oxen to Constantine
pie in 1853 and threw a stone ball OF
1000 pounds weight. 1t was fred sew.
Ell times a day and once each night.
The Turks used Mt the siege two other
cannon nearly as large and altogether
had fourteen batteries, each containing
four guns, along the length of the wall.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
NOTICE.

TO an Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that
George G. Southern has applied to
the council of Adanston, Harrison
county, West Virginia, for a fran
chise for the purpose of constructing
and operating a gas plant for the
purpose of furnishing natural gas
to the citizens and residents of said
town for fuel and lighting purposes,
through and over the streets, roads.
and ways Of said town.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day of February, 1905.
D. H. OUTRIGHT,
l1feb30t. Recorder of Adamston.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
WHY SHE COULDN'T FIND 1T.

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WAHT DEPARTMENT

want, Fsxns, Fer Rent, Lost Notices
,tc, etc, viii be published In this col
u'nn ~ .ne iale u IVY cent? pei IN.
pei insertion ihsAkiAsLi CASH ~
ADVANCE Count Eix words to the line
No,hjrg scc.rtea "a, Lac, th,, a. cent,
~r9~eseo~-c-e---sSce-,,s17,>,.r 49, 80
FOR RENl--Iwo.story mouse VINES
$1,000 month James \,
David, No. basement court ho'lse'
6mar6t
FOR khNt-lwo houses IN Alta
Vista, near street car line. Finished in
hardwood, gas water at door. Inquire
at the Racket store. marStf.
FOR RENT-Front room. Apply at
ldS West Main street. 4mar4t
80, 1900
foh hENl-- seFen-room mouse at
- ''ss' IKE s'fsee' iflee GOV . m0n.n
Tels ,,ron, .otf.o - az w.. .p;,.s
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FOR SALE-Cnoice white potatoe, 60
cents per bushel. A. N, 7. Cunningham.
SSS Mechanic street Phone 457 m2rf.
WANTED-A cleaning woman. APP
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Bixet.s Red Ribbon.

Blzet, the author Of the popular on.
era "Carmen." who died month after
its FIRST production. was not Mt any
time lucky man. lie was even dec
oated through a mistake, says writ
er, FOR his friends, presaging the fail
ure Of Carmen. bombarded the minis
Ter before tile production and begged n
decoration for N. George Bizet. Bizety
asked the minister Who is Blzet?
"A remarkable genius was the reply,
who has already produced several ex-
traordinarily fine works. Among them
the most popular is perhaps "IlArle-
sienne."' "L'Arlesienne?7 interrupt.
ed the minister. Why. it is perfectly
fascinating book read IL with ex-
IRENE pleasure. Tell your friends that
the thing is done The minister was
not musical, but he had read novel
by Alphonse Daudet, and Bizet won his
red ribbon
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The Oliver
typewriter

TYPEWRITERS-The superior jury
OF awards OF the st. Louis Exposition
gave the Oliver and GOLD MEDAL. tae.
AWARD. for suepriority ovsi
all other makes. There you are. rs
record has never bsen equallsl W
sell the OLIVER lots of taem. it,
tae most substantial machine ever -built !.
We offer the following bargains in
machines which nave been traded out
by divers:
No. Remington, with .tabulator ana
line scales, serial No. 10000, out Of fac
tory but two months. cost $3.50 casn
fat, $50.
No. s Remington, out of factory les
than two months, Is inch carriage. useJ
but 20 days, soce sl17.5o, $50.
No. Underwood, their latest model.
cost slO7.5o, se5.
No. 5 Smith Premier, II inch car
rage. cost s1O7 so. 500.
No. Z Remington with tabulator, cost
sl27.5O, 500.
No 2 Smith Premier, $4,000 serial, cost
800, si5- and SIS.
No. i Smith Premier, cost 500 81
and ss5.
No. 2. Remingtons, cost 500. $50 ri I
s25.
Hammond Universal, 6soo0 sefiaI1 1gst
from factory, cost 500. $50. AZ
No. 0 Bar-Locks, s25 and $50
No. Remington. $40.
And many more machines at low
figures. You cannot afford TO be with
ut writer at these fgarcs
One Fisher Book Machine, cost s2lo,
used eight months, 500.
High grade deske, all descriptions. Al
manufacturers prices.
Woven edge imported ribbons, rren
lar price 81, onr price soc, for any
machine.
BANNER AGENCY.
P. o. Box 72s Charleston. v. Va
Miss Laura Peek. Public Stenograpner,
waido Hotel, Oliver Local Agen,
! clark@surg, ". ca. febsstt