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voice for his new line of characters.
He spent three months In Verona. He
next appeared at Milan and his success rs a
Tenor justified his action In making the
change. Since his appearance at La Scala he
has stood among the first of Italian tsnOrs.-
He sings every summer in South Aperica.
and his repertoire includes dfamaeio as well
as lyric roles. He sings the Puooini roper
toire and has gained distinction in such
modern works a. Franchetti's ia Figlia di
Jorio."
Leone Cazouran. a young French tenor.
born in Bordeaux and unsteady educated
at the Conservatory in Paris; Adam Didur.
a youthful Polish basso Of gigantic stature;
Carlo Albani. an Italian tenor: Jean Perier
and Hector Dufranne. tenor and bassO re-
spectively from the Opera C~omique-these
are the other new mon singers to be heard
at the Manhattan.
Newcomers on the distaff side are Camille
Bersllo, a soprano and pupil Of Jean do
Reszke. although il is possible she may live
down the latter fact. Singers who come TO
New York nowadays beg that the time they
have passed under NJ. de Reszke's instruction
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LITTLE TALE OF THE SCALES.
A weighing Psrty. snort % Cents. Helped
Out by a Polite stranger.

IL the n IN the Siot weighing ma
chimes sonbd ak they could tell many ar
interesting story OF their experiences with
the people they meet Of the atbenuated
person who is panied TO find ne still weighs
90 little, Of the stout person who Ii panied
to find he still weighs so much, and of the
a~bsentminded person who, still clinging
to q heavy valise as he climbs on the plat
form, Is amazed to End that he has picked
up ahirty-ssven pounds in eleven days.
But they can't talk, and 90 their stories
must be told for thsm, and here Is one little
tale OF the scales.
-Four young persons going home from the
theatre, two young men n two young
women, and waiting Tor q train on an ele-
vated Dlatforrs, spy the weighing machine
standing there fnvitingly, and one Of tho
young msn ungests that they all SeS
weighed, feeling in his pockets meanwbile
Tor the necessary cents.
The first % be weighedis one OF tho young
women OF tho party, . straight but slsnder
KirI, for whom che pointer swings around
graoefulIy 70 mark lOs pOunds. And then
% she steps down from The platform the
other girl steps UP, and the pointer swings
around 70 1ls pOundA
Then a OF the young men steps up and
the pointer takes q longer sweep for him
he weighs lss-thelr weights are EtsadIly
climbing. Now everybody isintersssed and
all are wondering what the weight 70 tho
remaining young man. the ono wlo had
proposed the weighing .mGach, viii Be.
But nov be discovers that he has no more
cents. and 20 he goes around 10 tSs 'tickst
ohfcs 20 got Some. 10 oonne back in q mousSee
with the report that thu ticket aesnt hes
none. ana 90 TINS weighing match must hs
left incomplete, at the point where % had
bscou1s most interesting: but
Standing near through nh this, quito UNI
i~ntrusively, but not without q Dstrral
human Interest. had been q tall, big man,
who noW politely, but without n word Oh
speech. profersdto tia young man who had
BEEN OF looking for change q cent, which
ne young man took a. politely M Il had bosn
offered, 6ut, also IKE the prOHcrer, with no
Than, with the paits .raaxsr noe iook-
Ing on, he having bean by COMMON tAcit
consent admitted for the moment 20 tho
weighing party, the younk man stepped on
the platform and dropped the penny In the
slo&, sna for him tia pointsr swung around
70, 10, which was going sone Aad whieh
brQuNhs tho interest 70 the higheet point
yet, and then-tt was al IN pant0unfrbS, thfs
part Of tbs weighing epfbode, from the
atFsnsersS t~rtyodpction Q ibis Departure
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Curious how ready we Americans are
10 adopt slang words. . said the man who
had anished reading a Boston paper. -AnG
We drop them quite as suddenly afher they
have penetrated into rsmOte sections Of the
country and seemingly become a part Of
hDar daily spesch.
Il was reminded Of this while coming
through on tho train from Boston this
morning. Fora number OF years Rhave
travelled back and forth at regular inter
vab between New York and Boston and
havo become more or less familiar with the
country along the route.
'At picnt tho train passes dose By
large rubber manufacturing pAsna. Abus-
ting on the rsihroad II o long Btysech OF
nsativ Dspt grounds and In the usnSrs, In
fun view Of passing trains. 10 ef~ctsdf u
sign bearing tho single word:
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the, four OF the original weighing party
turned with polite Invitation in All thei,
faces toward the man who had msde the
1ompletion OF the weighing match posi-
ne. and he ~ politely responded by step
And he wasn't q fat man, not Mt all, hut
ne was a big man, and solid, and be weighed
go poundsl And then everybody smfied
and OF course at this moment the train came
along and the big man went his way to-
WARD it. and \ party OF young people
theirs. leaving the weighing machine with
one more experience to think about, stand
ing once more in solitude on the station
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HarIem Oners Many Chances Ia the
acal R~uyer-French PIacrs ON the West
Slde-The Merits and Dement'S ~
the Turkey -IseaP and VenlsoD steak.
Marketing has become a serious problem
for the hor sekeeper. whose purse must
do the san." duty now that il did even 30
short a time as one year ago
That women are not taking it lightly is
evidenced in many OF the out OF the way
markets and in upper New York. where
these fine autumn mornings many shoppers
20 from long distances, using the cars as a
e OF transit and conveying their W
parcels home by hand.
The Journey is worth while. for on an
average days buying for a large family
al much as a dollar. sometimes more. can
be saved, for the fashionable markets are
asking the most extreme prices for their
wares. eggs. fruit n vegetables being
in many cases doubled. while meats. poultry
and fish have advanced to prices that
would seem terrifying to any buyer unused
10 the methods OF the smart market places
where the accounts are all charged and
the customers come in motor cars.
Upper New York in the neighborhood or
i2Eth street and the West Side avenues
Ia really the marketer's Mecca just now.
A visitor stroIing through the bOuntifully
mupplled shops and noting the difference
In price that prevails between this section
and the Madison Square neighborhood
might think he was In another city.
Another Interesting market qaarter 10
hetween Sixth and Ninth avenues on the
Rde streets between Thirty-fOurth and
lTwenky-third streets. This has OF late be-
como a French settlement with many
Italians and plenty OF negroes.
Here it would seem live most OF h chefs
and walters hat serve In b big foreign
restaurants. and here too arc some Of the
best and the oldest little shops In town 2
French bread and rolls Of the most genuine
Partisan qualify are to be had In little base
ment stores .feo which Fifth avenue hotels
are served ia In the dingy looking
: Italian shobsyo- ~ find unheard or ~'~tes
and essences in Jars, Oriental sHor Q and
.spices; dried vegetables II every kind under
the sun. which these thrifty liens use TO a
great extent in place OF roat, combining
shem with the various tastes. OF which
share certainly are more than iifty-~eveu
varieties. all distinguished different shapes,
colors and favors.
4 or cheese, TOO. there Is a fairly bewilder'
4 ing assortment. and stringsO OF gay red pep
pers and dried herbs OF all kinds garland
III. ceilings and make tbs air aromatic OF
Araby. Thsss cried vegetables bavc the
hfstS IA
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TALE or A POSTAL GARD.
Made I'm Berlin. Sold I'm HOnOnIlu. Males
In Japan, Delivered On Now York.

Made I'm Berlin. Sold In Honolulu. Nailed
In Japan, Delivered On New York.
Here is a postal card with a story" said
a young New Yorker to a bunch OF chums
in one Of the cobweb eating houses over
in old Greenwich. About the ntiddle Of
last summer ] said gOod-by to the chap
whose chirOgraphy is on this Carl.
The imprint on one end of tbs card
shows that il was made in Germany. To
this information you will see is ADDED the
words. in print. Sold in Honolnl u.' On
the other side OF the card 10 a Oolorod picture
Of the Bay Of Honolulu.
"Eere in the proper place is a United
States postage stamp. The pOstphark is
Yokaboma. And here. just over h SUPER
scription. is the stamp OF the steamer which
brought 1t across the Pacific.
"The name OF the steamer shows thGt she
carries the French flag. There It. in. n
you know anything about French you know
what I say 10 40.
-From Berlin across the Atlantic. maybe
il was by way OF Sues. but II the first 10
true, then across the continent no Honolulu:
then TO japan, pack again across the Pacific.
and then again across the Continent from
Frisco to New York. From Japan to the
metropolis for two cents. Uuitcd States
postage.
And les as fresh a. q daisy. That isn't
al. Yoz al know Slimithy Jim. called
the infinitesiEnal rum that caused more
trouble at Cornell than grasshoEper under
a lawn skirt waist
well. I met the r1Int yesterday and when
he got his second wind b said he bad met
the man whose name 10 written, here, tn
Yokoh0ma, and that no told him he had
Just mailed this GARD 70 mr. IL came over
days mail puts the rint out o. Ananise
class where I had pegged him. m0afoonts
Get busy
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tho attention OF the Legislature 10 one to
enable a wife to control her own wages.

In reply to President Hamilton of Tufts
College, who in his annual report says
shas tho number Of men in the academic
department has fallen OF. and he believes
it due 20 c~oeducation. the women's clubs
are pointing TO the fac that not a single
OF Tufts College Theological School this
year. Az there are no girls in the theo-
logical school the club women declare
that President Hamilton must seek some
otlssrs reason for the falling on IN the at
Guote Prof. John Graham Brooks as de-
Clariug in q public address that 4 friend
OF his connected with Chicago University
had cvnfided TO him that after o trial they
had found out that \ s~egregating OF the
stupid mistake. In answer to President
HemiltCn's appeal for a quarter OF a million
dollars tor Tufts College TO be used for
se~9regathlg the women. pupils the club
women express their hope that h money
will never be forthcoming.
Miss Mabel Carney. who has just been
made the supervisor OF a model country
school In Illinois. has q remarkable record.
she began teaching school in Magnolia
township In Her school and two neigh
boring Ones were poorly equipped, scantily
attended and In dilapfdated buildings.
Miss OhFney began 70 agttaCe the question
succeacted In getting 10 submitted 20 the
voters. IL was defeated ON the first trial,
but the next year.. 1904 IL was carried.
Eighteen thousand dollars was voted for
erecting a building for the consolidated
Swaney, Eeave twenty-four acres OF land
for a can1lSus. On this plot there IL now
an Agricultural experimental plot oon-
Quoted In cooperation with the Agricultural
school Of TIE State Universfty. There 10
liberal elective school. The children are
brought 20 school N wapons at the expense
OF the public. and Miss Carney has iust
succeedod IN gaining a second tract OF
OF cou1Rtry schools oAme 20 study under
her. Ttgy have sinOe organised into thu
Country Teachers Association Of Illinois.
with MlesLCaxuey 90 president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
HAMMERSTEN OPERA SEASON
MISS MARR GARDEN THE STAR
OF gTHE MANHATTAN.

she Wti Appear IN the Opera COmlaue
Repertoire which Wili He the Fcaturo
OF the Ihlrty-T0UFth street Opera
HOuse-ZeDetclIO the chief Tenor.
The Manhattan Opera HOUSE at the
beginning Of the second season 81 its
existence supplies a stronger reFItatiOn
than il did last year OF the theory that an
opera house Is necessarily a thing OF grOwtd.
not an institution that could be brought
into permanent being over night. Oscar
Hammerstein has not only acquired new
singers for his company but also entered
on what is in n measure a novel policy,
one which will ave its FIRST trial this
season, although II has often been promised
10 New York.
An opera house in which works Of the
kind commonly called opera cOmiuue
could he effectively performed mover ex-
isted in this city before the Manhattan
Opera House was built. Such a theatre
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Il would rather be head porter 10 Q good
New York hoesl than a rHfIroad president"
aid Robert ,. Beilis Of Baltimore. II would
be making planty % mon sy and would nee bAA
mark for Ehs muck rAkepa. 1 INCA went on A.
a, month. uhloh hAlds me fssI quito oontsItsd
not lcnr over sIso began duty a. head porter
az q salary or $50 o mouth. In q few months
and while wasstul plaFglrg aw3ya az my ene-
up ssvsssl Anndrsd- know thea one mssah
mayor foin L yohnsrn Of Clsysiand. ehso for
that anAeuat. fhstfeiiow II there sklil and b
I'll laying 2 nsat nssss susa 5ssasalys
.sss ssSHfSsss ~ ssss iHsss is s';s ss%Z-
tpanyfs president.
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HUNT FOR CHEAPER MARKETS
AUTUMN MORNINGS BRING. THE
WOMEN 10 FAR Off QUARTERS.

HarIem Offers Many Chances Ia the EcOnOni-
seal Buyer-FreDch Places ON the West
slde-The Merits and Demerits az
the Turkey-Esear and VenIsOD steak.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27

In The United States Court III
he Indian Territory, Southern
District November 1907.
d L. Hodge, Plaintiff.
VS.
IN w Hodge, Defendant.
The defendant N. w. Hodge,
warned to appear in this Court
Il thirty days AMI answer the
omplaint Of the plaintiff, D. l..
Hodge.
Witness the Honorable J. T.
Dickerson, Judge Of said Court,
nd seal thereof, this 18th day of
september 1907.
(sEAL) c. N. Campbell,
Clerk.
BY J. W. speake, Deputy.
H. L. Grigsby, Attorney for
,laintif.
J. H. venable, Attorney for
nonresident.
First Publication Sept. goth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27
w
FhEE MAPS

The Daily Express mas on hand a
large number Of new maps Of Okla
homa and Indian Territory combined
into the new state Of Oklahoma. No
county lines are drawn in the Indian
Territory portion Of these maps, but
the recording districts are shown in
deail. These maps will be given away
ABSOLUTELY FREE, one to each
person, who will call at tho Daily Elk
press Office for them. dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE

was the greatest general the world
has ever known. Billiards. Snow Lin
iment is the greatest liniment. Quick
ly cures all pains. Is within the
reach Of all. 7. H. Pointer, Hemp
stead, Texas, writes ''This Is to
certify that Billiards. Snow Liniment
has been used in my household for
years and has been found to be an ex-
cellent liniment for rheumatic pains.
I am never without it."
Sold by James Pettyjohn. d & "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27
sHE F0uNp aFLIEF

If you are troubled with liver com.
plant and have not received help
read this. Mrs. Mary =. Hammond
Moody, Texas. 81 was ia poor health
with liver trouble for over a year. Doc
tors did me no good, and Z tried Her.
bine, and three bottles cured me.
can't say too much for Herbine, as II
is a wonderful liver medicine. al
ways have it in the house. Publish
where you wish"
Sold by James Pettyjohn. d & v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-27
WILL TRADE FOR CHICKASHA
PROPERTY

One lease Of 500 acres and 40 acres
Of decided land. Lease runs from five
to twelve years. For further partic-
ulars see
GOOD & co.
Rooms 3 q A Terrell bldg Phone 357
9-20 st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

~ l.. Tibbala. Mira A X Coleman,
Mrs. Charles Huflor. Mira. May
Smith. Mra ~ u. nili. Mrn. x q.
NH Mrs MARY e. urfflthH. Mrs.
!. c House. Mrs. \. q strong. Mira
Kate Eiaeubela, Mrs l.. ~ Mas
Mrs A. 3 Wyekoff and Mrs. O.
kioeker
pnrlor No. ]. Native Daughters Of
Washington. elected the following
Officers last evening at one 0f the
largest meetings IN the history 81
the organization Queen Ida =.
Terry. princess. Lncinda A Fritz
countess. Leila A CARRIED treas
urer Gertrude y Bafthrop seere
targ. MARY Z. Calhoun conductor.
Amelia Rothachlld. lnauisitor Ella
r. Patterson The society Was or.
EauIzrd here in 1893 by Patriarch
j A Kuhn and was the ffat Of It's
knd IN the state. and since then
parlora have sprung up In different
cities. including Seattle. which vii
soon have one % the largest paflgrn
or Native Daughters in the state.
f'affaEut poet - A X under the
leadership Of " W Swing and
Lieut. Gov Charles v Coon viii
observe Memorial day and an elabo
rate program 20 preparing FOR the
occasion on MAJ 90 The mayor
and city eeuncii aud All local fra.
tsrual organizations Wili join IN
memorializins the dead heroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

SOS slowly across ths misty river
Wlfa fHa ladies % he harent in bis
train. tiut thr females sighted Is
and turned ihtn The foliage Of q TIT
lie emerald Iaist IA the stream.
whiia thn matf came mhlestif alif on
warhfag tha waters iut0 feaFa With
bis haae feet
A tbs fret report % mY hass
bands firis the beast, disahisd
stoaH for soennd. waving bic tfahk
O. and 60. but in tha misty mora
IuE liHht add distance had been mtss
calculated. ena Is faak twa naefs
bullets a. hfinE hiu anwn A. his
great earraa npiashsd into the water.
YeIi aftsr rel sFose from ths epa
pnaita Hank. ehcfe aH eager cruHa
81 natives unfa wAsNhinE Then a
eanaa fnli % tafh Figures shot
around the fafueF Of the islsad ana
came ever 10 ~ with the unsteady
sts aAH course 81 a. over sAcitaa
ersW ~ dIut u shoattHa Ana
stfuasiinx - managed % wed aat
tho afaufs auaaug them aHd MAJ
room faf ourselves sud eur wetss
go. Before the little craft SLICES
awas q ths hsdY = tie beast
whose Eraf bfaan side foaa shove
the WnkFf ike barren Island i
aaa 3 pefiiens passage. hat az lssi
she TO - - had seramhisd tate
aaaasfui safety 90 tha eastY beast
where aa aAnk aMaaG tha tirha g.
its eide. aapafinssnaiaa ertfatlena
CTo he eontinued1
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SSe Fabric Gloves 8 sc

womena iGbuttUn length Fab-
nc Gloves IN tan. modes and
EraYa. have double tipped
fingers and are COED values ~
the regular price. Sc a pair.
on special sale Friday. AZ only
...= as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

that sisht we're destined fof The
fight
pat thesa apprrheaaions "a ne
wise disturbed OUT sniuYment II
sylvan iire tu th~ great kenKa fer
est AZ 10 forced ear Ny aiuuN
ths abandoned path. EaYtf eaiofna
butterflies and birds - rlHmaHs
almest a. bright dashed across the
rays u Sunshine that fiitsfea
through the leaTes Troops % mun-
ksYs saunE chafteFinN away tn the
Branches AZ oaf approach eua timid
uttie dik dix hld themselves in the
undsFmrawth Aaw aHa nEatn bHf.
falo crossed cur path or a nsfd ~
elephants crashed thFousH tHs for
est tsveiiug = wias tfaFN aa thrt
Wnng
Before w~ left ire forest ws stst
vita EoaA taFtuns. We were near
ms the statiea - A@wAmhs. ana
had pitched ear trnt henind a shay
- iine % huahss that frieErd tAa
banks % tha foarinE teri ftvaf
Jaat after Sunrise. while Wa enfa
hfrakfantinx In tMs open. porter
rushed 50 pautinE Elephant is
an Instant Nc wcru % oar feet ~
hushand selssa his rifle and gau OF
after tire r2ifVe. while just waitea
20 kick egf M slippers ana pail en
az beats before followed. hsitsf
shelter.
Next momwat we r~aets8 ths
shelving haas q tha river. ShsHs
the esasss drew up rhsfs. safs
sneuNh. vas bull elephant nsT
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AT EVERETT


EVERETT. May 9--suit has
been brought against the Sunset
Copper company by Judge W. ".
Black Tor $1,000. lie asks that sum
FOR compensation FOR hla services
aa manager aud secretary Of tho
company since July. 1908. The AZ.
fairs 81 the company. ia which
Judge BLACK has been largely inter
ested. has recently been taken In
charge by eastern capitalists. and
active development work IL being
done upon the Company'a property
the Sunset mine. dear Index. where
n ameiter IL 10 be located
Two hundred delegates are nov
attending ths Western Washington
sunday school convention. which Is
holding sessions in this city MANY
interesting addresses are being
made by the sunday school workers
from various poiafa throughout the
state The sessions end tomorrow
A mass meeting Of prominent
business men is being arranged for
Saturday night AZ the city hall TO
discuss candidates for the new
charter commission. A.. under the
new primary Law. II IL held that
candidates. even for such positions
must announce themselves nn such
and be nominated and elected a.
are other candidates for office. e.
II feared that some difficulty may
be experienced Ia getting the proper
men to enter the neld The meeting
70 called 70 Try 20 prevent such
trouble.
A team Of four men left Everett
last night faf Pullman 20 represent
the high school IN the big athletic
meet Ia the eastern Washington
college towu Clark. RhNieY. Olson
and Paine compose the Everett
delegation
The Everett baseball team. unless
ballard uili also enter it. ulli keep
out % the Pagrt Sound league aud
play independent bail Manager
Newman objects "a the presence 81
BLACK Diamond and nsntun in The
league he Gays hss men can not
80 u those places without losing
money on the trip. kaEhon aud
MeMAnuA. both well knowu players
In the sound country. have been
added 10 the LEGAL aggregation.
The snohomlah County Poultry
association discussed making the
faii poultry exhibition a free fhow
10 wili not b. fully decided. how.
ever. until Orfobef A feature 81
the next annual ahoN IL 20 he Chi.
nssa phessanss Il IL now the m.
lention TO have ~ least fifteen aii.
yer cups In addition 90 ribbonE and
several Epeelai prizes.
-Four carloads Of motors aud rails
have arrived In fhla eltY for the
sverett Street Railway company =
extension 20 Silver lake 70 connect
with the Sander line. giving Everett
al interurhan service 20 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

at IL initiating oihefs r. she More
cav an Amnrieah pisatHf with
American uafhinefF. and Haw the
waq thr wife and ehiitfen 81 che
Amrfican planter lives. bp would
quietly want many % tbs same
mar fia wauid ass that fna ma
thirafyc eeinaa fhr other fellow ana
hs could set o. be would srs the
fomEurts enfaTss by hls white
nefNa Dor aHH BIS famiiY Wauid De
mand that hs aet ths whHfe Htthal
g. fafniah theu wf8h q fatf mHasafs
% fah sane they would not Be
eantanfrd with tta conditions they
have hifhafsa knaan- I believe im
AidinE immigration ~ way 90 tree
trhnHuarfatlan. free rutfAnrs Of
road#. exemption fFam tatatton for
nHmher - Yrafs ard ilhefal
homestead pfnrisfaH These priv
iiseas should be- given under rsFtaiu
conditions prrHs rihrd fur tho ruiti-
Walton and Improvement 81 GER
tain quantity uf and Only those
should be afdrd WHO are voHaN
physically sound and able 60 take
care - themselves Thsg should
bring good credentials and. nsosf -
ALL they Hhagid have q little capital
luat sn9uhE 20 start with The ell
matte conditions are such that raas
pie iu SQUAD physical health have
no ned 20 fear I thiuk any man
who IL moderately well to 40 can
come QUE here ana 80 Into hemp or
coeaanut rafsinE and DO well Coffee
can BE Erown 20 great advantage ~
many 8rrfiaHs Oranges. lines. Jena
ore. etc. grew well. but their guiif
walton has never been sfHfrmattr-
ailF undertaken. The great iaiand
% Mlndanaa has many opportuhi-
tieH=
Letters addressed 90 Captain John
FinlaF. ZHmhoanRa. A.ndaHao. T. I.
who is fully posted AZ Ia che or
. peftaoitieas vii be promptly an
awersd
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Won-eus F1ne Cotton Hoss :
god fast black, light ss-'
mer weight. with double kssa
and tee1 and The same kind ~
are IN The habit Of paying Is
pair Tor. On special sale .
morrow a. s.s+--+......1flf