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Legal Notices.

NOTICE IS hereby given that a limited part
neTship has this day been formed NJ follows .
Firm name, SlGMUNDS STORES. business.
cry goods and general merchandise. at I85
7th 81. nv. and 1920 Pa. ave NV Wash
ington. ID, e.. General partner. Abraham.
Sigmund. residence. l5l3 O. ST. NV. Washing
ton, d. 60 special partners, Goldsmith Sig
Hsund and Howard sigmund, both residing al
NIB q ST. NV. Washington. ID. G. Amount
contributed by special partners 500 each;
terms Of partnership. five years Certificate
OF partnership and aftidaVit made, aclEnoW b.
edsed, and filed Ia accordance with the laws
Of the District Of Columbia, and recorded
as certificate No. 81 IA the Office II be Clerk
Of the Supreme Court II the DistriC- Of
Columbia this 5lst day of August A. d. 1905
tSeaD JOHN r. YOUNG. Clerk
seI-e1d eNSu-l2
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
OWN ACRES
INSTEAD OF LOTS.

on THE GREAT FALLS AND OLD
DOMINION ELECTRIC r. r. Beautiful,
acreagc-any size tracts. villa Sites
Among the Picturesque Huls Of Virginia
Near the Great Falls of the Potomac,
the most beautiful spot within miles OF
W Washington. Unsurpassed scenery.
Splendid car service.
Pick out "a home site a place for your
savings. Remember. YOU can own acres
Just as easily as YOU can lots
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all convenienc SO
up SENECA. 627 b 81 NV. Janitor. on
premises. se4-u
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For Rent--Suburban.

FOR RENT-Cheap. six-rOOm house $40;
only one fare 10 District line. over an acre
ground. Corner Wells and Hobson SIS.
Brentwood, 40 se3-3t
FOR RENT-S25; ten-room house, four acres.
sheds. stables henhouses. ~ Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence ST. JOHN l. kNOPP.
corner 10th and Jackson SITS. ne. aul-U
FOR RENT-Sl5. two new six-room houses
in Langdon. JOHN l. ENOPP. corner 10Th
and Jackson SITS ne aul-tf
Wanted-ReaI Estate.
WANTED-To buy home about SCI en- rooms
large Tot; not over 81 600; Northw est section
inside District: for attention descrtbe fully.
JOHN RAUDER 1910 Il 81. NV. sc2-5t
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Why NOT Cure Your Sores =?

FOR MAN AND BEAST. no cure. no nav
ORIGINATOR or STEPHENS IINAAIENT
1913 Il ST. ne
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Wanted-ReaI Estate.
Proposals..

PROPOSALS viii be- received at the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington. -. c., until
10 O'CLOCK a. NJ, SEPTEMBER IL,
1895. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. 90 furnish al the navy yard
and Naval Observatory. Washington. -.
c.. as specified. a quantity Of naval
supplies. as follows, Sch. rs. Cameras
and aCcessories.-Sc III: busting
brushes. etc. lime, Portland cement. red
brick. fire brick. sand. sight lamps,
sash cord, wire nails. screws hinges,
leather betting and f'iets, Georgia pine,
lumber. stce. castings. asbestos mitts.-
Sch. ll9 Toilet paper. Applications FOR
proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals
viii be furnished upon application 20
the Bureau II. T. 3. HARRIS, Pay
master General 4. ). n. au28se4
PROPOSALS for terra Gotta fire proof
ing Office u Building for National
Museum Library Of Congress. Wash
ington, -. c., August %, 1906. Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing terra Gotta hre PROBING for the
second. third. and attic floors Of the
new building for the National Museum,
in this city, viii be received at this
Office until O'CLOCK Il. NJ, on the
8TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1866 and
then publicly opened. Specifications
and Information furnished on auDlica-
ton 10 this office. BERNARD r
GREEN. Superintendent OF ConstTuc-
ton. au23.2i.25.8lseL4
L s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 22d and x
SITS. n w. Washington, d. O.. August
16. I9O6.-Scalcd proposals for cOustruc-
ton OF paving furnishing and setting
curb etc on approaches 90 highway
bridge across Potomac River. d. c.. will
be received here until y N SEPTEM-
BIER 3. 1906. and then publicly opened.
Information furnished cu application.
SPENCER COSBY Captain. Engineers.
aul6 us 20se34
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding a Probate Court So
1889. administration. This Is 20 give notice
That the subscriber, Of the District ~ E0Iuu1-
bIa has obtained from the Probate Court ~
the District Of Columbia. letters Of adm.uIs-
tratlon on the estate Of Partheula Jones late
Of the District u Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased
ere HEREBY warned 90 exhibit the same with
the voul hers thereof. legally authenticated
20 the subscriber. on or before the z1TH
DAY OF AUGUST A. -. 1907 otherwise he
may bg law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under ms hand this 10th
day Of August 1896. MILES JONES. FLOYD
L. DAVIS tSeaLI Attest WM C. TAN-
LOR, Deputy Register OF Wills for the Dis
triCt Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate C0ur,
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS Attorney.
au2i, 2s-se4
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CHEAP HOMES on EASY TERMS
l5-2l, 300. so cash, Si5 monthly. buys beautiful
country home. Is acres Or. house. sable
chicken house. fruit elevation shade
Hl-Dlrt cheap. and on easiest possible terms /.
about IS acre OF. house, good water. SHADE.
$3.50. worth 81. Oo0. $50 cash. SIS monthly.
223-20 monthly. same as rent acres, new
or. bsy-windov cottage fruit. good neigh
borhood. 81 $50. Photo at Office.
3259-No money down. s25 monthly: nearly
4 acres: fruit. Ct. house barn. chicken
house. delicious water; shade. 81. 500
THE SOULE Co. Inc. $50 Louisiana ave. NV.
au3l-tf
FOR SALE-At BrookIand. three fine Its
on Lawrence ST.. between 9Th and Ath. all the
Improvements, easy terms. GRACE II.
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J. w. CRAIG,
40 Colorado Building.

shaded Tot, 50xI05 feet, at staff on electric
road. price SEQ. Address BE- 100 Times
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THE HARRIsoN REALTY COMPANY,

FOR SALE
SIoo CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY.
In Southeast. near Navy Yard. SiI
rooms and bath all u.odsrn improvements.
rev. never been occupied GOod IOIs. q
alley. PRICE. g. $50.
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign I12 . 81 y. ".
myZS-1
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI n PA. Holding a Probate COurL-No.
1888. COMMUNICATION = 20 give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District Of CO.
lumbia mas obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia. letters Tesla
mentary on the estate Of Ferdinand Weller.
late Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. Al persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated 10 the subscriber. on OF before
the -4th DAY OF AUGUST. A ID. 1907. other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit % said estate. Given under my hand
this 27th day ~ August. 1895. FERDINAND
A. WELLER -uZ0 Fifteenth street northwest.
Attest tSeaD ~. j. GRIFFITH Deputy
Register a. Wills for tle District & Co
lumbia. Clerk n the Probate Court RAILS
TON SIUDONS. Attorneys. AUS. se8 II
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Wanted-HOuseS.

WANTED-To rent. hve or six rooms cot
tage preferred. within One-fare limit Ad-
dress BOX 49, Times office. se3-3t
WANTED-Modern house Northwest heights
about So 500. 81 900 cash, DO Capuzaya stock
balance monthly. Address HOME. Times Of
fee. Be2-3t
WANT INVESTMENT PROFEHTIES-sJU
homes. Nothing too small or TOO large.
HARRISON REALTY CO,
COZ q Street II nu5-fs
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FOR SALE-TO COLORED CLIENTS =
CASH. SIS PER NO. Including pun-ipal
and INTEREST,". viii buy a good 6-TJlm home
with large lot. near 18th and II SITS. He.
PRICE 81 900. ONLY Z LEFT. Eleven
sold. Don't miss this chance.
S T. SMITH d CO. 2lI Colorado building
se2-3t
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For Stores.

Or RENT-Storeroom. suitable for lunch
ON. barber shop. 424 10th ST. NV au30- EST
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For Rent-Flats.

FOR RENT
1904 5th ST. NV. first floor. 4 rooms and
bath good condition. .-..... .. So. 01
9l3 I ST. uW- 9 rooms ana bath. heat.
water and Janit1r-.-.--- -----.---S 81. 90
CHAS. S. SHRENE. 1000 eth ST. NV. Ee--5t
fOUR-ROOM FLAT and bath fourth floor.
modern hJt-watcT heat. S25i also three rooms
and bath. basement. $l5- 212O @ St nv
Ru51-Gt
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8Szl Bicycles "a

HVANTED-To bu
IN Washington.
Work al lowest
G. 7. HUNTER.
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For Sales Stables.

WANTED-To rent modern house or apart
ment Of about six rooms. in good Northwest
locality: desirable tenant, no children, NOT
over $40 monthly. Address. with particulars.
+ r. MARDEN. oxford Hotel see-5t
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
= Sporting
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
There Are Eight of Last Years Flew
en- on the Team This Year-New
Material

Although 1t rs yet early in the sea-
son for football enthusiasm is devel-
oping rapidly at Fargo high school and
from all indications the institution
should have a fine band of gridiron
this year. The school
has been fortunate in losing but few
of it's old men and the team this year
will undoubtedly be made up largely
of veteran players which is always a
great advantage Eight members of
school and most of them have already
donned their football regalia and may
be seen hard at work every afternoon
under the experienced eve of Principal
Spaulding, who is acting as coach,
while the others have announced their
intention of doing so before long
1t will be good news for the sup
porters of the team that Charles Nor
gan who played quarterback and cap
tanned last years team so successfully,
has returned and win again appear on
the gridiron. Rumor had it that
Morgan would not return to school
this year but he set all fears at rest
by appearing to enroll, at the same
time declaring his intention of getting
into the game this year more vigor-
ously than ever before.
Charles Pollock. is another former
player whose return was somewhat OF
a surprise. Among the other veter-
ans who will be seen in the Incur
this year are Leonard Clary. Rodericl
Morris, Will Clary and Walter Lee
Then there are Harry and Walter Dab
4 rvbn oauoa from CrnnlxSton where they
are said to have played star game OF
/ the high school team of that city
They are expected to material!
strengthen the local team. In add
ton to these veterans there is ;
wealth of raw material to draw from
and some of the candidates are sure t
have The making OF good football play
ers in them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Largest Opening Day in the History of
the colIege-Many Long Term
Students.

This was opening day at the North
Dakota Agricultural college. President
Worst. Registrar PARROT and other
members of the faculty are feeling ella
ted at the splendid showing
Up to noon there had been 125 reg
istrations and the most gratifying fea-
ture of the affair was that fully IS
per cent were long term students.
some of them planning to take courses
that will require five and six years to
complete. This is most encouraging
for it indicates that the North Dakota
boys and girls are planning to equip
themselves in the best possible manner
for the battle of life.
Tomorrow is expected to be the
largest registration day and from the
number of letters received by Presi-
dent Worst and Registrar PARROT the
college is entering on it's banner year
Many OF the short course students
cannot, report for several weeks as II
| is impossible for the boys to get away
from the farm on account of the
scarcity of laborers and the amount 81
| fall work yet incompleted.
The prospects are that the tota
humber of students in all courses this
year will easily exceed 1000.
| All the members of the faculty arr
lat the college and everything is II
readiness for thexregular work to be
gin at once.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
NOT RUSHINGTO MARKET
Some Farmers Appear to Be Taking
Their Time About Getting
Grain to Market.

North Dakota farmers are not in any
haste to dispose of their grain this
year. This fact is being plainly evil
denced by the comparatively small
shipments which are being made. Al
though it is yet little early in the
grain shipping season much of the
wheat is threshed and ready to ship,
and in ordinary years would already
be on its way to market.
One evidence of the present pros
perity of the farmers is that this year
they are not obliged to sell their wheat
at once in order to obtain ready cash,
but are able to place it in their gran
aries and hold it, This is fortunate for
the farmer as he will now be able 10
keep his wheat until the price adj
vances, in place of selling at the pres
ent low price, which would leave him
, little profit.
A few of the farmers are even
leaving their grain in stack and post
poning the threshing in order to make
, the best use of the fine weather to do
their fall blowing. The majority, how
ever, are threshing out their grain and
| then storing it on their farms.
In spite of the fact that so many OF
the farmers are holding back their
wheat the railroads are being kept
very busy handling their freight bust
nsse and a car shortage is reported
| Had there been the usual rush OF
wheat shipments it seems certain that
! they would have been swamped as the
other freight business throughout the
state is this year much larger thar
ever before.
Although the demand for money t
move the crops is not as great as IL
! former years it is being felt to some
extent, and added to the other de.
mands for funds needed to make the
| many improvements which are in prog
| ress throughout the state. is having /
considerable effect on the local money
| market. The banks are being KEEP
busy making loans and have oppor.
tunity TO place many more good one
than they can spare funds for. Yet To-
cal bankers say there is ample none!
on hand to meet all the requirement.
of legitimate business and they hav,
not felt obliged to call on the eastern
financiers and do not anticipate doini
60 s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
GUESSES ON MANAGERIHE A. c. OPENED TODAY
Fans Are Wondering Who VIII Lead
the Team to Represent Fargo
Next Year.

who will mango the Fargo baseball
team next Year," That's question
frequently asked by the fans Of Far
go despite the fact that the season is
over and Fargo finished in last place.
1t indicates that interest is not dead
in the town and that by the time the
next season opens the fans will be
up and coming with as large a chunk
of hope as ever.
Manager Camitsch, who had charge
this year. insists that it will be i'm
possible for him to look after the
team another year. His other duties
occupy too much of his time.
There are other men in Fargo who
could be secured to look after the
team, and two or three have the quail
ifications that fit them to make good
IL given charge. 1t is probable that
their claims will be presented to the
| local management
1t is understood that Grogan does
not care to assume charge next year
as the baseball in the earlier part OF
| the season would conflict with his
other duties There is some sentiment
of making a player full manager an6
friends of Foster. Hanrahan and Don
ovan all argue the names of their fav.
critics for the place.
1t is understood that an outside
manager has been making inquire:
regarding the local situation ant
would like to come here and ASSUME
| charge possibly invest some money II
i the game He has been successful else
/ where If the right kind of a local mar
A Gould no saarrad and a fast faafn n
Iyoung and ambitious players secure'
Fargo would be one of the best towns
in the league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
NEW THIRST PARLoR.
Norman Young Is TO Have New
Building in Moorhead.


Norman Young. proprietor of the
Midway, Moorhead. has asked for bids
for first class building to be erected
on his own recently purchased lot just
east of Diemert e Murphy's whole
sale and retail liquor house near the
north bridge, Moorhead. The first
floor Of the new building will be fitted
up as saloon and no expense spared
in making 1t attractive. The upper
floor viii be partitioned off into fifteen
departments for sleeping rooms and
lunch rooms. MIR. Youngs's lease ON the
Midway runs out In the near future
and he and the present owner cannot
come To an agreement as to rent Il
is understood that John Haas, the for
fner owner of the Midway, has dis
posed Of his interest in the building
to the Hamm's Brewing Co. and Geo
Benz, both Of st. Paul. These gentle-
men in turn have sub-let to d Fargo
Imam, who, Mr.. Young says has boost
ed the rent and he has decided TO have
building Of his own when his Least
is out on the Midway No one i'm
AGNES, however, that the Midway vii
remain idle any length Of time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
The MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
Mayor johnson Continues to Receive
Pledges Of Support in the In
terests of Fargo.

Mayor Johnson has received prom
Uses of support in his campaign to Sc
cure the 1907 meeting Of the League
~ American Municipantles For Fargo.
IN reply to letters OF inquiry which he
sent out he has received several let
tiers from the MAJORS Of various cities
which will be represented at the Chi
.cago meeting, to be held Sent. 26, stat
ing that they would be glad to co.
operate with him and he has reason to
feel somewhat encouraged over the
prospects, though If the convention il
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
NO REPRESENTATIVE SENT.
No One Went From Fargo to Duluth
to Attend League Meetina.

Fargo was not represented yester-
day at the proposed meeting Of the
managers OF the Northern Copper
Country Baseball league In Duluth
Notices Of the meeting had been pub
|iished In the papers all around the cir
|cuit but President Price of the league
announces that he knew nothing OF
the meeting and that there was no
notification sent TO the Fargo manage
ment
II was stated that the meeting would
be held for the purpose Of closing up
1.-THE affairs Of the league and naming
| a circuit committee TO arrange things
| for the coming year.
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Matson.s Restaurant,
ston ItI

Front st. First Grass service Provis-
ion room and kitchen open to visitors
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70 be landed, a hard fight will be nee
essary Letters We're received this
morning frem Mayor j. G. Dahlman of
Omaha, Mayor G. M Hine of Pough-
keepsie and Mayor D. A. Yeiser of Pa
ducah. The former promised definite
support and the other two executives
stated that they felt favorably dis
posed towards Fargo and would give
the matter due consideration.
The convention committee of the
Fargo Commercial club does not seem
q think Fargo's chances are as good
for the 1907 meeting as they would be
q year later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
new HAT
He Got New One Of the Latest
Model in Exchange for an
Ancient Lid..tas

Henry Rusch is beginning to think
that he was born lucky.
Saturday evening unable to get into
any Of the other shops--he went into
Emersons barber shop to have his
face cleaned up for Sunday. He walk
ed IN and laid his old hat, az black
destroy. which looked as IL it had done
duty for at least two seasons, on a.
table, and sat down to wait for his
turn. Soon the artist hollered next
and Henry took the chair which had
just been vacated. 1t seems as If the
man who was just shaved was absent
minded or something, for he went to
the table, picked up Henry's old lid
and went out, never noticing that it
was bum hat and several sizes too
large for him.
Henry, unconscious of the departure
| of his hat was let out of the chair
and, when ready to go, tried to find
| his bonnet. Then the fun began.
Henry abused Emerson and threatened
to have the place pulled-but finally
! decided to see what kind of hat was
| left Cor him-as it would have to be
pretty bad for him to get the worst
iof 1t. Strange to say, however, the
only hat that was, left unclaimed by
| those in the shop was a bran new
derby of a popular style, sold by Alex
Stern & Co, whose name was on the
label. Henry put on the hat and then
| cussed because it was several sizes
too small, Finally he had a happy
thought,,r,,,sa & ,,,fa 1874
by GEORGE" he said, "I'll take this
hat over to Alex and tell him that one
of his clerks sold me hat that was
too small, and make him give me one
the right size
i In a few minutes he came back
wearing the smile that won't come OF
4 and also a hat of fine fit
YES" he said, Il saw Alex, and he
always believing in having satisfied
customers, gave me a new hat of the
right size. and also gave me a cigar
J in order to square the carelessness Of
his clerks, though such accidents are
very rare in his store. / tell you Tn
. in luck and Alex is all right"
J The sequel, viii come when the alb
/ sent minded man tumbles to the fac
of having Henrys old hat and tn,
latter will then have to look out
! also points to the moral, that one neve
& knows what to expect when he pat
! lronizes Emerson.
Fmarson'a ha rhar nhon mf RIo,1t'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
A. c. FooTRALLlsTs
Some New Material Arrived This
Morning at the A. c.

There was little JOY at the A. G.
today over the arrival of three rather
promising young candidates for the
football team. They are new men at
the institution and have the appear
ance of being athletes.
Coach Dobie was on deck bright and
early this morning and is giving out
the suits and getting acquainted with
the PLAYERS who are here.
Several former players materializ-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
SUNDAYS SCORES.
American League.

FNNtStfGaU b-VG96Sr
st. Louis 0, Cleveland 2.
Chicago 2. Detroit O.
National League.
Chicago 5, Pittsburg i.
American Association.
Toledo 3, Indianapolis 0.
Toledo IL, Indianapolis 2.
Minneapolis 8. st. Paul 0.
Minneapolis /, st. Paul O.
Kansas City 3. Milwaukee 2.
Kansas City IL, Milwaukee 4.
Columbus 6. Louisville i.
Columbus 2, Louisville O.
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Emerson's barber shop at Blout's
cigar store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

A neglected cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley s.
Honey and Tar affords perfect securi-
ty from serious effects of cold. H..
III. Casselman, Lion drugstore.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

A party to pillow a half section of land.
about three miles from Grandin APP
ply to the owner, G. +. Leslie, at Car
rington,s n D.. or to the agent, j.
Carmody. at Hillsboro, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

T. ]. Young q Co.'S nus and transfe,
tine will give you claim check fol
your trunk so you will have no trou
BILE at depot. Phone is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17

We want to meet parties who have
some residence lots for sale. A ten
acre tract adjoining the city limit
win be considered. O. w. Kerr Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-05
InpRoyInc THE SERVICE

We Holt, local manager fOr the
Topeka 4 Fl Reno Telephone Co.
lis bending all his energies toward
the improvement Of the service.
He says be found matters : pretty
bad shape when he came here sew
|eral weeks ago and he had trouble
q plenty on the lines and in the
service to adjust but he IS getting
things shaped mp now to give sub
|scriEers better service He ha:
been making a special effort to Sc
cure efficient operators and ha:
made number Of changes It i
his purpose that patrons of this ex'
change shall have the prompt at
tention and courteous treatment t
which they are entitled at all time
aud be win ieavs nothing undon'
to give them such.