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QUAKER HORSENAN GETS Blues.
Edgar SCOTS Entries Win Prizes st bar
HarbOr show.

BAR HARBoa. Me-. Aug. 2I-In spite Of
showers the second day of the Bar Harbor
horse show some OF the highest class
turnouts ever exhibited here. The honors
of the day went to Edgar Scott Of Philadel-
phis who. with Miss Dorothy Forbes hand
ling his entries In a superb manner. took the
blue ribbons in almost every class he entered
The park four class went TO Philip Living
ston OF New York. with william +. Cochran
Of Baltimore second. In the running races
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer s Commander gain won
handily.
The victoria class went to Edgar Scott. with
J. T.. Ketterlinus OF Philadelphia second,
Philip Livingston of New York third and
William =. Cochran fourth. The men :
saddle horse class went TO DIR. Fay =. Whiting
Of Washington. Philip Livingston being sec
fourth. The Mount Desert cup was won by
Edgar SCOTS champion, Reliance, while J. L..
Ketterlinus took the red, j. Stevens Ulmsn
the yellow and Mr.. Scott a Thistle the white
DIR. Writings JudgOn won the saddle horse
class, with Philip Lvingston's Queen Nab
second Miss Ripley's st. Peter third and
Edgar Scots Queen Of Spades fourth.
Lyingston second. John !. Kane third
and William r, Cochrane. fourth. Mr.
Scott's Fidget also took the harness class
Philip Livingston was second, the Stafford
Stable third and Ernesto q. Fabri fourth
The best pair was John !. kane's Brown
Monarch and Independence, while Philip
Livingstone Commander and Commodore
Lady Baby won the saddle pony class, with
William NJ. Fhetmann's Panic second, Fred
erick Leak Blue Bell third and Master Thomas
E~ings Ivy fourth.
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After considerable use the bolts holding ne
driven cars tend 70 become Ioosened IN ths
spokss, Hence. when oyerh auhng an o,s
ssr n 10 Hs! 70 tighten the nuts weiGs p, hG.
sake Of security. In doing this care shculd1
% taken not 10 throw the sprockets ou' OF
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NEW NOON SAILS FAST.
Wins second Race for Lembcke CUp. Thus
TyinE with the Ncrcid.

The second race for the cup offered by
Charles Lembcke was sailed yesterday
over the usual triangular course OF Bay
Ridge. Hhe New Moon. sailed by +. !. Bergen.
WAS the first o complete the two rounds
Of the triangle. Starting AT go p, NJ. the
New Moon finished at 4a3 The Nereid.
nj iliO9. and the NJ. q F.. sailed by &. NJ.
Camp. was third, hfty-five. seconds behind:
The result ties the New Moon and Nereid
4. &. They will sail on for the cup later.
The boats had TO start from an anchorage
and had TO anchor and stow sails before the
finish time was taken. The race was sailed
with wind from the north under conditions
which grew favorable TO fast time directly
aft Ter he start.
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ey Yirr,s q Pse.sncs.z zsIl@s:,s hsTsIssI hTI owned
R0FnFu
Albany Handlssp.sor o-yssr-olds; o.. 700 added

Good start: won easily; Jim Carney, b. O., 2. by
Golden Garter-Miss Maxim: owned by Frank
J. Farrell: trained by r. D. Weir.
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COPYING ENGLISH STROKE.
ArgOnauts Of Toronto show Improved
Form After VISITING Henley.

Another instance OF the influence OF the
English rowing stroke on a crew visiting
Henley was that Of the Argonauts In their
work shown at Philadelphia recently, said q
college oarsman yesterday. Up to the
visit OF the Canadians TO England last year
their style was hit or miss slash bang sort
Of stroke without the least method whatever
the oarsmen depending on their strength TO
get the speed out OF the boat. The crew that
rowed at Worcester In the national regatta
last year had not time TO annex the Engiish
stroke, but this years eight had it's most vital
points They did not swing too far back
and had . quick recovery. and In reaching
horizontal TO the water, The blade entered
the water sauareiy and rather shallow and
then there was a good leg drive. followed By
Q sharp heave. which altogether made q com
bination by no means exhsusting and very
elective for sending the shell along At . 6ns
MUCH tho same stroke was used BY the
New York A. C.. but the Mercury Foot men
swung Q trine too much and their blades were
q little longer In the air. which account ed FOR
the space which separated them at the hniuh
20 you you see 4 is good for our oarsmen to 60 70
old donkey engine stroke and narrowed ME
blades hence his success ever since
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Peter Pan at His sanc,u.r, .

LEXINGTON, ny, Aug. 2i.--The three year.
old bay colt Pet@ Pan arrived here to-day
from Sheepshead Bay to be retired to the
stud at the (astleton stud Of his owner, James
X. Keene. The famous colt struck himself
after his race in the Brighton Handicap and
hs retirement followed With him came 4.
BelmOnt's four-year r-old chestnut colt Don
Diego, half brother To Beldsnc, by Henry
Of Navarro, dam imp. Belladona by Hermit
winner Of the Neptune stakes and other rnces
who will be retired to the Nursery farm.
The two-year-old half sister to Dick Wells
Ort Wells, and Dick Finneli, also owned by 4.
Belmont. was also in the shipment. and she
will be retired to the stud,
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Good start won easily, raunt. b. {. by Todding-
ton-Liane: owned and trained by 7. Y. CHst
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TO-DAy'S CARD FOR EMPIRE CITY.
Meirose Handicap. al One Nile and 100
Yards, q Feature.

The Melrose Handicap. at one mile and 100
yards. Is the feature OF the card for Empire
City to-day. with Carthage. Old Honesty and
Polly Prim probably the best. In the first
race. for two-yesr-olds. Ave and half fur
longs. Hollow. Lady Sichel and Lavatrina
have chances. Platers will run In the second
race, at about six furlon gs. with Cloisteress,
Goldproof and Zelina figuring well.
In the third race. AZ a mile. Escutcheo con
Usury and Braden may go well. The fifth
race is for two year -olds, six furlongs with
Hanbrdge. Col Bob and Aristotle perha ps
the best, In the last race. at a mile and a
sixteenth. l.. j. Hayman. sam Rice and Prin-
cess Orna look formidable. The entries fol-
low
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Bcnsonhurst y. e.. Races.

The Bensonhurst Yacht Club will hold
regatta next saturday afternoon for yachts
OF classes NJ and below. These races will he
sailed over the usual Gravesend Bay courses
starting at O'Clock. Entries aill close with
John Brown. chairman OF the regatta com
mttee IN 10 noon on the day Of the race
In the morning the Lipton cup yachts Will
race for the eur. offered by er-Commodore
or July ~. but the yachts did not finish
within the two and half hour limit. An
other attempt was made two weeks later,
but the wind was too strong for The little
boats and now the third effort is to be made.
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seneca Stakes. for Thrce-Year-OIds. six
Furlongs, tho Feature.

SARArooA. Aug. 7i.-The Seneca Stakes.
for three-year-olds, six furlong g. will be run
here tomorrow with J. c. Core. Killiecrankie
and Glenham possible factors. In n handi-
cap for mares OF all ages. at a mile. Suffrage.
Cressina and Danoscsra look the best. The
opening event In a selling affair at seven fur
longs, with Security. Sir Toddin gton and
Mark Anthony III. figuring well.
For the st steeplechase. at a about two and n half
miles. Rochet, Garrett and Blue Pigeon will
probably be well backed. Two-year-olds
will run In the third race, at five and a half
furlongs, Rustic, Scallop and Queen q Sou
venir ha win z good chances. Maiden two year
olds will run In the last race. at six furlongs.
with Peter Ounce, c. J. Celia and Miss Delaney
possibly best The entries follow;
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BosroN.

'Bsttcd for Ceiger in the eighth inning. 'Batted
for PrtIitt In the eighth inning.
P9et,olt.."..'"S SSsdSSSc %
Two base hit-Ferrs. Three base hi-Kiiian.
Pruitt, ?: OF Glaze, I; on Killlsn, l. Struck out
BY Prgltt. :; by Young. :; by Killian. B. Passed
o'Lesry and Downs Payne and Couehlin. Hit
Kiifan First base on errors-Boston. /, LEFT on
bases-Boston, s. Detroit. II. Umplre-Con molly.
Time-z hours and IS minutes. Attendsnce-.lST
CLEVELAND. 2 WARRINGTON. i FIRST oAME
CLEVELAND Aug. ii Cleveland captured the
double header from Washington this afternoon
The scores:
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NEW YORK "a. ~. a. ST. LOUIS "a. L). B.
ST. LOWS. Aug. H.-Dsnny Hoffman gave
third game of the series with 81. Louis. Twico
during the game Hoffman cut OF runs, once
by a seemingly impossible catch on long
throw TO the plate, which caught Jones in
the seventh inning and cut on run which
would have tied up the score. New forks
when the visitors made four hits and three
runs, but Howell held the visitors well N
freely and Il was good fielding that pulled
him through The score:
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SHOOT FOR THE LEACH cur.
Il Goes 10 Capt. Lemon Of Ohio. Who Makes
an Uphili Fight.

CAMP PERRY. Ohio, Aug. 2i.-Cspt. }. c.
Lemon OF Ohio. winner Of the Wimbledon cup
last year at Sea Girt. won the Leach cup match
yesterday from = field OF $40 competitors.
Lemon had an uphill hght. as DR.. Hudson Of
New York came back TO the 100 yard stage
with a total Of 70 out Of 20 AT the 300 and 200
yard ranges, a lead of three points over the
Ohio man. The scores OF the five place win
ners were as follows:
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New Home for Motor Beat C,ub.

The Motor Boat Club has just closed a
lease for the term Of three years on the build
Ing At so+ West Fifty-eishth street for a
town house. II Ia four story and basement
brownstone dwelling. and for club purposes
admirable. =, The club will maintain the
station on the Hudson River and club stations
a. three other points, The clubhouse will
apartments for members. banquet and iectmrs
room ofhcers' quarters, In fact, evsrythins
that will make the clubhouse an up 10 date
viii be resdy for occupancy BY The club os,
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st. LOUIS
ted ted for Petty in the second inning.

'Bsticd for Petty In the second inning.
=: s.I LcGI,; yn,s ..............,do 1888 g
Two base h,t-Yearer Sacrifice hlts-Hempbil
Howell. Double plsys--wsllacc. Niles and Jones.
Eberfeld Williams and no,smty; n,sn mS~sn h.sss See
Pickering Morarity.. Hoffman: wild pl,chec.,
Howeii. q on Chssbro. g. struck out BY Howell. !;
by Chcsbro. T. Left on bases-St Louis, q New
Work 2. UmpIrcs-Stanord and Hurst Time
] hour and SO minutes.
CHICAGO "a. L., I: pHnApHLpHIA "a ~. o. .
CHICAGO. Aug. :i.--oniy ono run was scored 70
inning. The score:
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rovdcnce.. 81 s. .t90l Montreal. 49,, ~ ~
AT BUYYAJo.
ufTalo, .......e...0 q o n q n IL
AT BUyYALo,
AT TORONTO.
New York state League.

Al Uuca-Utica. q Syracuse, o.
Al Blnkhamton- First gsme-Bin Oh anton, s. A.
J. g.. 4. Second game-A. J. -, T. Bingham
AZ Albany-First game-AIbsny, L. wilkes
barre, ?. Second game-Albany, D. Wilkesbsrre, I.
A. Troy-Troy. T. Scranton, ?
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEI EN- RUNS ~ THE FIRST IN
NING OFF TAYLOR.
Also seven HIts. Two oS Them Being Home
runs -t,hamplons OutcIassed for Once
and Beaten by score Of N to -rs0s-
tons Take the Ptttsburgs Into Camp.

The Chicago Cubs played their last game
of .he season at the Polo Grounds yesterday
and we're beaten badly by the New Works.
The beat they could do on the series was to
break even. but in view Of their long lead
they won't lose any sleep on that account.
The Pittsburgs lost in Boston and the New
forks have second place TO themselves The
results
New York. m; Chicago. =.
Maafnn q. PHI aIlurk. Z.
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First base on error-New York, Left on bases
New York, g. Chicago. 10. First base on bslls-On
Ames. q on Taylor. 3 Struck out--By Amcs, I;
by Taylor. s. Home runs Browne. Ames. Schultz.
Two base hits-Dahlen. Doyle. Sheckard, Schultz,
Taylor. Sacrifice hit-Ames. Stolen es-Doylc,
Holman. Schultz. Double plays-Dahlen and
boyle: Tinker and Howard; Evers. Tinker and
Howard. Wild pltch--Taylor Umpires -Emslle
and Rgier Time hour and SIS minutes. Al.
tendance 1000.
DO sToS IN. LJ Z pITrsBURG.
BOSTON. Aug. 2i.-Boston made II three straight
TO day. knocking willis out Of the box In the third.
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HIGHBALL WINS BIG RACE.
Beats Sonoma Girl In the Massachusetts,
Stake at Readville.

READvILLE, Mass, Aug. ED Geers
drove Highbsll to victory In the % 600 Massa-
chusetts stake at the Grand Circuit meeting
to-day. Both Highball and Sonoma Girl
entered the race lame but that passed OF
quickly after warming up. Sonoma Girl
broke al the first turn in each heat, while
Thornway's victory in the Readville stake
was surprise. Thornway outpeced Hidalgo
in the stretch, Wilkes Heart. owned by r.
summary.
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Western League.

AZ Omaha Omaha, :: Lincoln, I.
AZ Des Moines-Dcs Moines, 2; Pueblo, n,
AZ Sioux City-Denver, 4; Sioux City, 3.
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Al Worcester Worcester, g. Brockton, a.
A. Lynn-Lynn. 3: Fall River, I.
All other games postponed. rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis beaten Agslp ny New YOrtis -Ch1-
Cages Pass the Detveits.

The New York Americans are doing we'll
on their present trip and beat st. Louis again
Yesterday. The White sox are again loom
ing up In the race. being In second place
as q result Of yesterdays games. They
defeated the Philsdelphias. and the Bostons
won from the Detroits In q twelve inning
contest The Chicagos are only one point
behind the leaders. The Cleveiands beat
the Washin gtons twice. The results;
New York. q; -. Louis. ..
chicago, .; Philadelphia. q.
Boston. Q: Detroit, q.
Cleveland. =; washington. First game.
Cleveland. O; washington. 4-secend game.
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Two base h'-FlIck Three base hlts-Brn,ing
ham, Shipke Sacrifice hits. .Bradiey ~, Hlnch
man, g. Smith. Stolen bases -tlt1er Birmin CHAM.
First base on balls or hIeimsn, 4: OF SmIth .
First base on crror-C Cleveland. left on bases
Cleveland. g. Washington, :. StrIci; out-Ry Thiel
Laioie and Soysil. Wnd pltch--Thieim man. Time -
I hour and ~ minutes.
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Connect lieut. League.

Az Norwich Norwich. 1; Hartford, o..
A. HolyOke -HOlyoke, -; New London a.
AZ Springfield Waterbury, 10: Sprin xfeId a.
~ bridgeport Rain.
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TrI-State League.

At Reading Lancaster. u. Reading a.
At Harrisburg MnliamspOrt, .; Harrisburg, I.
Other games postponcd. wet grounds
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g. wAsarNoroS. t-skooSp GAME.

Two base hits--Bradley. stovan. Turner Bereer
Block. Three base hlt-Miian Sacrince hit
bslls-on Llebhardt. I: on GehrinG. 4 First base
on error. Washington Lett on bases-Cleve-
hardt. T. by Gehhng. p Umpire-Shc'ddan. Time
Il hour and 20 minutes Attendance -5,s7A
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sroosiyo vs.. si. Louis L.die. b:S.HAs,. !"
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Poor start, won easily; F1svlgny, br T.. Z, by
Hastings flavia; owned and trained by n, T.
Watkins.
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Pittsburg IN New York. ST. Louis In Brooklyn:
Cincinnati In Philadelphia; Chicago In Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia in Chicago; Washington In Cleveland
Boston In Detroit.
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Jersey city in Buffalo; Newark In Montreal; Ppovi
dence In Rochester: Baltimore IN Toronto.
The sun., 1907-08-22

Good start; won easily: Aunt Rose, b. Z, >. by
MazOgan- Klondykc; owned by n. J., Thomas:
trained by J. T. ireland.
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Handicap: for tbreo.ye olds; 500 added: seven
TO-DAYs CARD FOR SARATOGA.

Iood start; won easily: fIemInE. cb. g. "a by
Young.
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Good start: won easily; Right Royal, b. h.. 8. by
Delaney, owned by y. Lazarus.
trained by J. HUFFMAN.
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Good start won driving; Qusdrille, h. &. S, by
Rapao Court Dance owned by Samuel HymAn;
trained by n ", Watkins
The sun., 1907-08-22

Good start: won easily: Manheimer. ch. e. ?. by
High Order-Fideltas; owned by l.. \. Hirsch:
trained by r. Y. Watkins.
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SIXTH RACE. o

Good start; won easily; Alpcnmarchc ch. e., D.
by My Roy u Izeyl owned by the Arverne Stable
trained by n T.. Watkins.
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UNION CENTER ITEMS

Mrs. George Wills visited Mrs.
Yager Monday.
Hugh Hancock helped Walter Daw-
son this week putting in oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerns Of Chickasha
visited Mrs. Tucker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam kniss visited his
parents in Chickasha Tuesday.
Mrs. Holloway Of Chickasha visited
he son Lee and family Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Tucker is visiting
Mrs. Winters in Chickasha this week.
Miss Howell came here Friday eve
ming and visited home folks till Sun
day night.
Miss Larrabee and brother Of Chick
asha attended the party at L. J.. Daw-
sons Friday night.
We would like to see all of the Sun
day school scholars out Sunday as we
will give some pieces to them fol-
Easter services, and also set a time
for practice.
Lester Hancock left for arkansas
Saturday, Walter Dawson accom-
panying him as far as Wheatlanc
where they both visited with Mr.
Browns family over Sunday.
Rev. Dr.. Eggleston Of Lawton will
preach at our school house next Spn-
day. He would like to see a goodIy
crowd in attendance as he comes high.
ly recommended and we feel sure we
hear something that will do US good
Remember the hour, 8 p. m.
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THE BAPIISI REMEsL
Continues Wit Great Interest Rev.
Cameron Delivers Strong
Sermons

Interest in the revival meeting be-
ing held at the Baptist church con
tinues to grow, the crowds increasing
with every service
Bro. Cameron preached splendid
sensible sermon last evening on the
subject Of Justification by Faith
The singing conducted by Rev. Little
Of Waco, Texas, was exceptionally
good.
When the invitation was given, four
people went forward and united with
the church. Everything considered
more interest was shown than at any
time since the revival began.
Bro. Cameron has only few more
days to be with us. Friends, if you
are interested, come out and help
US. Ifnot come out and get interest
ed. We need you all
Services begin at $780, Subject
for this evening will be, "The I'M
mortality and Value of the Soul"
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Wanted: For U. S. army, able
bodied unmarried men between
ages OF 2I and IS; citizens Of Unit
led Stales, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak
read and write English. For infor
nation apply to Recruiting Offices
Chickasha, Postofice Bldg Okla
homa, Guthrie. Enid. Shawnee, %
T.. or South McAlestef, aad Mus
kogee, I. T., Lawton o T.
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BANNER BREEZES

Miss Fay CHM visited with Miss
Clelah Bloss Sunday.
Miss Belle Harrell visited with Mrs.
Ginn Suday evening.
G. 0. Dahl is swapping corn for
S. R. West this week.
Miss Precia Cox spent Sunday We
with Miss Jessie Hart.
Miss Ethel CHM visited with Miss
Minnie Ola Helm Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Faulk-
ner, an eight pound baby girl.
Elsie Summers and Frank Harris
visited at Fairview Sunday eve,
Miss Cleda Bowersox is able to be
up after severe siege of sickness.
Millard Riley and Emory Roberts
visited at Mr.. Lands Sunday evening.
Mr.. Banks, an insurance agent,
spent Tuesday night at Mr.. Helms
Mrs. Agnes Stevens and. little son,
visited Mrs. 1, s. Helm Sunday after
noon.
John Hart Of Ninnekah visited in
Banner Sunday. Wonder whats the
attraction.
Everybody please read the items
twice this week so we won't to have to
write 50 many.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J, Groomer left
Tuesday Tor Mexico, where they will
make their home.
J. L. Hart and family and E. j.
Klager visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hart Sunday evening.
Several Of our young folks attend
ed a party at Mr.. Tipton's Tuesday
night and reported fine time.
Mr. Houser and family have moved
on the James X. Polk place one half
mile north Of Banner school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Bloss are intend
ing to leave for Beaver, Okla, soon.
We are sorry to have 50 many young
couples leave.
Banner school is progressing rapid
" under the able instruction Of ]. H.
Bowersox. Fifty-one scholars are
now in attendance.
THE BURMESE TRTpIETS
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For Sale-A Farm Bargain. 81
or 100 acres Of fine farm land four
miles from Chickasha $50 per
acre if taken quick. Look sharp.
this won't last long See the Globe
investment Co, 3I3 Chickasha
Avenue. phone 33z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Wanied:-TNo live agents for
Accident Insurance; good Terri
tory and good field. c. ". Tai
mage, Gen. Agt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

For Rent; Barn with several
stalls and granery, located on good
sized lot Inquire of Mrs. Libby
Mcclure SI3 5. 3rd street 3.7 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Wanted One Of Two unfu' nj h.
ed reoms. Must be first class. In-
qrire K at this Office.
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FOUND.

Found: In fri Mt of the Midway
Hotel bunch Of keys Owner may
have same by calling for them and
faying for this notice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07
FOR RENT.

For Rent Furnished rooms I2o
South 9th street. phone 342 3 6-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

For Rent Farm 3 miles South .
east Of Chickasha, 100 acres. Us
cultivated. Apply to Jackson w
Carnes, Atoka, I T. 38 2tw
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THE EXPRESS
WANTS.
LITTLE Aos WITH BIC RESULTS

Wanted Dress making Shirt
waists made for SO cents-I2o S.
9th street, phone 34a goat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

For Rent Suit Of rooms down
stairs suitable for light house. keep
ing, 727, 8lh and Oregon. F. HI.
Hamilton, phone Io5.
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Banner school is progressing rapid
" under the able instruction Of ]. H.
Bowersox. Fifty-one scholars are
now in attendance.
THE BURMESE TRIPLETs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Mr. Banks, an insurance agent,
spent Tuesday night at Mr. Helms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. Writ Bloss are intend
ing to leave for Beaver, Okla, soon.
We are sorry to have so many young
couples leave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Millard Riley and Emory Roberts
visited at Mr.. Lands Sunday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Mrs. Agnes Stevens. and. little son,
visited Mrs. L. S. Helm Sunday after
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

John Hart Of Ninnekah visited in
Banner Sunday. Wonder whats the
attraction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Everybody please read the items
twice this week so we won't to have to
write SO many
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Mr.. Houser and family have moved
on the James k. Polk place one half
mile north Of Banner school house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Several Of our young folks attend
ed a party at Mr. Tiptons Tuesday
night and reported fine time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Groomer left
Tuesday for Mexico, where they will
make their home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Miss Cleda Bowersox is able to be
up after a severe siege of sickness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

J. L. Hart and family and E. j.
Klager visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hart Sunday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-07

Elsie Summers and Frank Harris
visited at Fairview Sunday eve.