davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The addressee's name was not given
and the name Of the street was wrong.
However, The tracers set 70 work and
obtained the following information:
The dealer referred to occupied at
enc time store In Barclay street
near ths Aster House. Thirty years
The commonwealth., 1907-09-20

tion. The distortion is accomplished
by the use of prisms, as follows Sc.
The commonwealth., 1907-09-20

point upon a piece of paper placed be-
hind the glass, no matter at what
angle the sun is. During the duration
of the sunshine the paper is burnt;
when the sky becomes overcast the
burning ceases. The burnt line gives
the periods of sunshine.
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Postoffice Workers Found 4 Firm Long
Merged II Another.

New York.--The tracers employed
BY the New York postofiice have be.
come so expert In deciphering poorly
addressed letters and forwarding them
to their proper destination that It is
seldom nowadays that anything dis
concerts them.
A letter received the other day by
= well known downtown firm Is q good
example Of the proficiency Of New
York tracers. The envelope bore the
following address:
ITO Dealer in Old Masonic Books.
Near Old Astor Hotel,
q think on Bleecker ST.
New York City,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
Prevents Game Between Macil.s
Team and the Parkersburg
Independents.


Rain interfered with. the baseball
game at Fairmont yesterday with
ParkeTsburg, but todaS the ygamd Is
scheduled to- be pulled. Off. 1t is
likely that the Parkersburg team
will remain there Tor game SAT-
urday. @E@s se& f~t4i
Parkersbnrrg has MT yet given thf
final answer as tPi whether or NOT
that town WIN take the franchise In
the. West Penn League, : A wealthy
citizen there viii. put up the money
providedghd can get THE PARK. The
owners refused to lease the park and
now a movement is on foot to buy 1t
outright The matter will be settled
In q few days.fu"H Jsns.nsH ld4iI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

TINKER PULLING ONE OUT OF, TIE CLOUDS,
bang the ban all,oveE the map and XII
annex IN IMPOSING batting a5eraJa
Ttaker ts!nowla leaapg batsman of
the Murphy spuds, ana chat means a
great deal when one considers that he
has to compete with such trusty sphere
stabPers as Jimmy Sheckard, Harry
StainfeIdt,i Frank 'chance, Schultz, Sla-
gle and Klfhe. llatuli 'us
,SuEiaGu
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4 SA3O
Fielder Otis Clymer, Of pittsburg,
. Asnd te onRncqs for
~ n szSeo16d PeAna1lts
PoNERs's MIDsEAsoNi REPORT
iodtibno<-4lA-=a. Il ,7os-
'.smiling Pat'' says Says the Players
Should Pays Their Fines sand
- "a. IL j rsi.s,il. u. !. TIlN,.
Not the Clubs. = ~ !.

out6elder Otis 'C1yn1er of the Pitts
burg National league team has had
a short professi6n;5I career as he firse
a,tro cta,i ottent,oI Nth Tho ESyx,tryto,ns-
r,c,+ no SS,,ara,,.1o,,t !, 1000
20 Soa n ..1rs - 49, - -,
- i'g2 1unt,io Sus! ~ nun y F" sun
-sti'u'se Hila tsrinss4- NUN OUT paS' Oh 'ne
season. HIS rapid development made
him regular member of the Buffalo
team ff66F 1904. from which easib he was,
purchas9ql Byithe 1pittsf1frr kshib ri sthe
fan 81 1oo4 .csIlsF gafsm5;T
Tn l,onoga, recommendation ro,,no
c,,tmo,. 5SS,es az nsst d,itsSis,.. W.
veIonet IN thS fssaSon ~ s1oo4 .zr,,o+
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BAIY.::IS SET If. y !.
For the Great BascpaHl Came Be-
tween the Driving Club and
the Bankers.

The date for the baseball game at
Union park between the elarksburg
Driving club and the bankers has
been fixed for Friday of next week.
The hour will probably be $3.50
O'Clock in the afternoon, The line
ups will be announced later. Teams
Will be selected from the driving
club and local bankers. As former
ly stated the receipts will be applied
to the to the movement for good
roads. and, as the game will be an
interesting one, fandom will doubt
less, he largely represented at the
game.
- SWEET MELODY FLOUR,
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vine team since the opening Of the
season. has gone to Winchester. va.
where he VIII play With the fast I'm
dependent team of that place for the
remainder 6f the Year. Winchester
has Won all but SIX OF its s4sgames
this season, and some IL them have
been. played with the fastest mines
In fha Easf siil SO r. n y eX.rf.l
1914 y auEo ..osi.tdo5T -sg !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

Every one knows that the Detroi,
team has n sneaiiing !uea that It has a
fine Chance to landHtlie pennnnt rag:
and everEs tine .ilu0wElais1i rha t Hughey
Jennings rsnrely ghasi.a fast bunch OF
bah meyers. HpdeE his care. G-ef:ul r..
On leaHing philadelphia q short time
since the players got to talking, about
their chances to corral the bunting, and
they were each giving their reasons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
BUY SUBURBAN LOIS IN GLEN
LIN WOOD ADDITION. aSs 80.

on the easy payment plan. In The
small investors opportunity to Share
the profits in Clarksburg's rapid
growth. Trolley CARS to any part of
the city With d sc fare Lots ,s75 to
$500; $40 down. balance So to sip'
per north, no Interests ri See + the
nch-Efiott Real Estate & ETma
provement Co, 1919 Empire bldg. 4.
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MAI1WI
Chicago

Joseph TInEef been
with merely Gov M Y tie sid
territory h
cago Nationals has Irrss
sisted. In addlt ION. on allowed tc
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lnas4sasal,-LtiIH IA
Nassonaa

Nat&S1A4s
won. Lost. Pct.
Chicago .,.ssz. .,-af.sosGa 40 $50
New York T :aGIMT;.s.' 81 2sra81s
PittJburg5-GGEGl G4iI48V ST. .597
PRRadelbHfa 81 .Ios7oh494 ga ,e!558'
Broo4fyn'ht. .S!HlqtGjrpa 49itis4r 1852
Boston nqs7eE. .'r&sucHtS 3tiH3;o .43s
cinemnatPI :. .E.niss7F82'' 47s'G405
st. nIl6disE!sb.e1 md. .EoT9 osSs*is7224,
,grnoa ET -inz1ahrA ysboJ 90
iatncor Amertoan7Gav tsvala )
las~ Ssqsoss WON LossffReto
Chicago .9ns .ps177r4n 50 tti39 s:s6f 442 !.
Cleveland ,t.ps4 II 4i4E 33Elqi3488.77
Phladelphiastlto .-e3vA5a-xS2 .s. 5SS44
Detroit zie ,-Ettne9.kgo aa o5zs
Mem York ...'z. y oH2 tt44i STIR.
stcLoais -. -. s.a1:$2,,a47 .4Q5l
Boston ~, . .I1,s.- 20 4Ssi,,s77,
Washington .. .i,.:,-r.,,. 70 .f2A iagS.33
sst.-t-. -+k-+ss-,,.-,<r
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

The only good fighter to have for
an opponent Is dead one, ,yerily tbs,
thusly, for. be It said these dead ones
are yet alive Their press agents tell
the anxious seekers for the truth how
better they are today than I'm the past,
how stronger than a mountain lion
they ares The seekers rush to the box.
Office With -their shekels, aud a goodly
array, greeteth us, from the five dollar
seats. i let the dead one stay on his
feet for one round and a quarter. Then
turn or the scenery and sfdestep to
the depot With my manager He car.
ries with difficulty a heavy bulging
satchetua ri aJ TE tzsa| Irr
Sweet are the uses OF advertisement.
Oh. graft, where is thy sting D.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
sCIiAPPEE OHM SUMMERS TALKS
DNll MirH r.;CLE SAM u.


spr;lined LIS right foot Just before his
bout with Young Erne. but did not c:s-
pect It TO Interfere. much with his work.
Immediately afEer the contest! the llnIl,
became SWOLLEN and inhahted and
Summers has been confined to his train
ing quarterE ut New -Dorp, n. Y. ever
since. Under physicians care the
swelling has been reduced, and Sum
mers Is again able to do training work.
Summers is again matched with Tom
my Murphy to.b5N before the National
Athletic clu3 OF Philadelphia while the
national convention, ,ot!1he Elks is in
session there.
Summers is confident hat lie can
stop Murphy the next time they meet
and will; be in better condition than. III
the last bout, which was taken on II
few weeks after he had landed in this
country. ~" asgats hi.'F
3riE IN .gol -----: s.ta Ii.
The Dallas (Tex1 baseball: team liaa
an infelder named Starch. But no Is
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The Dallas eTex.1 baseball. team liaa
an infelder named Starch. But no Is
not u stiff.
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re ROUND JPE col 0177IT7T

on the level, ana confine your energies
simply to getting your opponent to
split the purse with you.- sub rosa. In
this wayl yourl conscience-s ocIatitys get
hurt orlsuffer SBeat. f,ar. RRipg a
fighter Of the ulspall nsaae 81; re. you
haven't any conscience
Can, YOU beat that for is:jSi,. ,
And III 6ddidod by suEA III ;t;lces
ment only the public CHI lI<e.
ThataaIs suPerbiiz Stcls tiIdt tSisy,
marks! -RTBATYiATl or ShhGGER
FLIMFLAM.ags.rE .Itl.a-t.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
BAD DAY TOR TIMMS.
f1PTf Pitcher Literally Gives
:, Clinched Game Away to to =!
- the Gteenies. ~ = :
sTEs
c.oNNbLifIsv55ILLE 3. Pa:s.,if,Jtr iii 1sl

CONNBLLSVILLE,, Pa, July 49,
AftsFE having the game 'icil6ched
Timn1mnEss by his misefable ffeid1hg and
worse pitching X literally gave fl 10
Grete599sburg yesterdayN in the fsfghtH'
inning. IT IS hts last en5ft here;
rrba zscSIa. .s:ftnHnS&5Et q ..itf 1911,
conEyitie. 1iIE9fogl6'o 1-HS s 8
G'bdFg j.. 700 90 OF 80L11'154
TiInms and Grimm; Ematiing and
Reed. '4,1 s9si'af1 isf ~" ~
m n l5t.Ifu .a45, SIS uaIz.it-t
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fHHQIP


1is nd the
3iIIys 9-The
fsband-
4 4he fol-
ees ert and
to the NJ arior III Penn
ellie, KEEL
cher ~ Ter, At
iautic deS Ski and
Hughs % the sha sigIs Noun
tain league team VI; to the
WORCESTER New team;
hto the league;
Cotter to Bfa b. othermel
to Erie.
{ as W
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

Johnny, Summers, the English scrap.
pist. has been told that he must not BE
defeated by any one short of real
champlef if he wants to istay.fns this
country. andzfigllt. eE=c15f ,rrti ,5asc-
The fatelof some of his predecessor
has been painted out to him. Jack
Palmer. JaReT White, etcr lasted but a
brief whtle, IN this country. Summers.
however. Is one Of the best lads IA his
class TINT iEnsiH1Td has ever sent over
here. Already Ehes has made good. y
He I'M 40 u4t resembles BiIlrSquires. q
FITS bout wdthaTmmy Murphy was
a 1uWmer Gram Open to. close. He
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

OTIS +! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGHT EIErDEB,
announces his rmfcdetermIuatIon,,t to-
giYet hisliumpIres constant f support
under all circumstances ~, asy
Mr.. Powers gives public. notice of
his Intention to call, in tile neaR fu-
turc, d rpecfaf meeting OF tie EastetfTiif
League to act 'upon his reg6mmendaEE0
that5 an if6hclad ruIea tbe adoptetH
which viii compel ball plaPerSo to. pay
their own fines. President, ROwersl der,
clares that three quarters of the club
managemenhEe1Tyays sthe,sRlayer fines
under spres&nt 'conditfons.I which pF4e-
dce dGEeatSs tha ends: fer which thee
plaBeE!, are Rqptisshed. yos Ermifsirt,a
ESspE Change d has iva s5sWsiaiIdWFsd tbep'
canary He has 'b6o6ssitted fits chfea sttos5
,Ndtdndf 'creR Of sbheTg sfilasAers jt6,n
the t6Bz6f thE leagdg peAn6htitrace;
-andtfe' Nus tliesgAudy sax ragmtnched:9
for 1907. Chance is not only stellar,
diamond general: he is great first
baseman andsa edsadly SeertaIp bats-s.
man. ~ sbtSB 1t kEE Bbl4
Chance is hot 81 disciples ps 81 nee "
that is, he avoids betting and gambling
III s8sfE sqndaF q school
into Wihdy Gity Re, real agtass, and be
hopes to own the-whole burg some
dav
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west Penn

scottdale 4, Beaver Falls /. II
Greensburg IL. Conne1Isville g.
Others not scheduled. ~ ','''',
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CLARKsBURG. ~ H5
Q t7o r. H. 10. A. E.

'Ttrae-b ase@ 'htfftta.hIegfnty.t HTWo2
base hittaIcCarts nDouBia play
McGinty, Simpson uand HOLSTER.
Struck out-by Collins 1. by Cal
braitft l. f;sff7ne-5s minutes. fTn-
pire-ffoffrhan Attendance 46U.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

Robert sAasspewosth wgnsto Fair
mont this morninsiHon business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ciaSao Ogden are here
from WHEELING the guests Of 2reia-
tIVes ana friends. tzofa ag7
4 Miss Charity johnson. Of Bridge
port, spent TGesday evening ia tRal
] sb7rn ,Gt Q ,-Iins sGEot nrils1I
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american.

New, York. II, Chicago ~. 49, ~
New X ork. 4, Chicago Q. ,.n.
Detroit 3, Washington, 3: '.'''a
Detroit IL, Washington 2 h"po, |,
Philadelphia ., cleveland o. 3" "a
ST. Louis-Boston, rain. I .S-ln
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

$50 SO - ea
= t1i LEAGUE RESULTS. .1"' =
ts* ~ ! #.r* *Ls &l4 4i9S
.gghAst rnt.lIr IL ..---,.-..--r.
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Central.

Waer#nglFesonth. BEND 4.IuAt,i
Grand Rapids 4.-CaDton ..
Others rainq .s.fl9e,eh -
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National

New York i. 44Itl,Pittsburg 2. s. =.
Chicago 2, Boston o.. .''5n r
Brooklyn g, St. Louis q: u
PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati rain: IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

MANNMeToN, July 1s4The
clarksburg Vest Penn league base.
ball team was defeated by the Man
ningten Athletics in close and err
rorless game here yesterday after
noon by one tally: lfissi e. 25'
About. a t6i aanrdFed rooters accom-
panied the claFksburg team to Man
nington and helped to keep the con
test lively. Owing 10 the rain a
five inning game was agreed on for
o'clock. - ~.
The winning run was scored on
McCarty's tEo-bpgger with two. men
on bases. Royon, the regular pitcher
could not work. on account of q.
sprained ankle and Collins. Of,
Wheeling. was used, The visitors
got four hits on OF his delivery. Gal.
braith, twirled Tor Clarkspurg and
allowed the Athletes Ave swafs.,
Each pitcher, struck out one is man
and nobody. walked. 3,
Both teams played fast bali and
the. contest hinged, chiefly on the
battiag, cIaElksPuFg,. for the first
time inc IN IN. ma many days, pulled on =, a
double play. -. 49,, - - -
SeoFs' 1neua,,.,a At i soszrr
M I3tI.fATTTII, EPICS. -IIs5I FIT17l
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'''t -. t5ts /r.
40 "ni1 Tri-Statcs -r17 81
oAltoonat,2T YOUNGSTOWN L. -Iarena
All other games, rain. aiu ~
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FLIMFl4AAI-l3aGIEifs-E .liH3-i,l
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ne ati.rATHLEFICS. -ns5i Eius7I
41t1a aiavfs II R9H!rolHA: Bg
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-22
SWETTENHAM
INCIDENT CLOSED

Continued from page ID
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-22
TEA BUGS AND TEA MITES.
They Are the Plaques of the Aa1au
Tea Gardens.

They Are the Plaques of the Aa1@@
Tea Gardens.
Every animal and plant has its para
aits, and from this general law II
aeems. the tea plant Is not exempt
Two insects are described as spending
their lives in tea drinking. They are
the plague of the Assam tea gardens
and are known as the tea bug and tes
mite.
The mites spend their entire lives on
the tea plant and are never known 10
attack any other leaf. They live In
families and societies on the upper
s,ds Of the fun grown leaf and spin q
dalieate web for q shelter. They then
puneturs the leaves and pump out the
Il0uid in the plant veins
Thar seem 10 become very dainty ID
thelr tastes. for a sprinkling OF mud
A. water over their floor and tea table
n the only remedy known to cnech
thelr ravages. Even this Is not al
wars onectuaL
ne tsa bug In stiIl more desuuekYs
ana n evidently possessed OF an sp-
r.or.at,on OF the best kinds Of tea
- II always attacks those OF q
wTId ana delicate favor. Such Is AZ
- - ana rawlng hgu0m are al
- a.aia 49, - - eaA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-22
DR.. D. R. Neville, of Spokane,
spent the day in the city.

DR.. D. R. Neville, of Spokane,
spent the day in the city.
Coupons on the library contest
with each purchase at VIM Barr.
Chainey company.
" Mrs. L. j. Columbus spent the day
in Spokane visiting friends.
A few days more to get a pair of
those Hamilton-B Brown shoes at 25
per cent reduction, mems, women IS
and Children's. Idaho Mercantile
company.
G. ". Norquist spent the day in
Spokane purchasing his spring stock
Of goods.
Wanted-Four heavy teams to buy
or hire. Lewis Lumber company.
This evening the Choral club will
meet at the home of Mrs. o. O..
Young for rehearsal. New music will
be introduced and some important
business transacted. A full attend
ance is desired.
From now on the City Drug com
psny, successors to Allen, the Drug
gist, will have a night bell in connec-
tiOn.
Miss Mabel Hubbard, of New Ber-
ry, Mich, Who spent some time last
year visiting Mrs. L. N. LaVeine in
the city, has married Ray E. Dannah-
or, of Detroit, Mich. The couple
will take up their residence in Vic
toria, B. G., where Mr.. Dannaher is
engaged in the lumber business.
Thursday evening following the
regular business session of KoOtenai
Lodge No. Z, Knights of Pythias, the
knights will enjoy a banquet. All
visiting knights in the city have been
cordially invited and the evening
promises to be an entertaining one.
Two new candidates will be taken in
to the order. These banquets are leld
semi occasionally and are a source
of much pleasure. This one will be
served by G. c. Frey of the Silver
Grill restaurant.
The library committee Of the Won
ans club has announced that the pub
lie library under its charge, will be
factor to be reckoneds with in the
race for the library now on exhibition
in the display windows of the VIM
Barr .Chainey company. The ladies
will make determined effort to win
this contest and are looking for the
support of every citizen. Between
the public schoc Is and the public Ii
brary committee, the contest promises
/ to be a warm one.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-22
WouN0ING A FIRE.
An odd Superstition That Dates haaA
80 AneIent Timsa.

An odd Superstition That Dates nAMM
90 Ancient TInss.
A curious modern attempt b ratio@
aliEe one Of the oldest Of supenstiti0ns
b to be found In KIplIngs ''T4fs's
Handicap" There MulVaney checks
the author from stirring the IRE with
Ortherfs' bayonet on the ground that
ere takes the heart out Of the steel
The real reason 10 mech more mystoEi-
Gus. II was one Of the maxims Of
PythagOras mot 20 stir the Gre with
q sword" and to mis- day ne wander-
ing tribes Of North Amer4ea and q
northeast Asia bold Il a mn to take
NJ q burning embes for = plps hEht
win the point Of : knife Ths az
PLANTATION Ia undoubtedly given By 10
hannas d. Plano Carplni when be tails
u that one Of the Tartar supeSt1tions
sonnarns sticking a Knife into ths Gre
q IN any way touching ne are win
q knife OF even taking neat cut % tie
kse1Ss vita q knife o. cutaiag near tbs
are with an AZ, for thsy believe nat
% De bead Of the Gre Woul6 - Gne
oG-
This Is evidently connected via TIE
ancient idea that Gre ls a living crear
tura, q sacred animal which must net
b wounded BY In human 0wpes IN
case II should be annoyed and deprsve
them Of it's valuable services. Il thAs
IN any degree more lFrAtional than TIE
belief stiIl existent among hCuBe&osp-
ws that a feeble Gre can b mads b
b@n ~ By laying ~ pasR a@@ e
wm O~anN
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White Star MaviOatiOn Como

STEAMER BONETA-Leaves Occur
d'Alene Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day at a m: returning leaFes Ferrel
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. $50
a. m. Freight and passengers Tor lake
and river points. Purchase your ticket
for Occur d'Alene ~7ly and get your
passage on the 3eJeta AT the dock.
Round trip 10 head Of navigation, ST.
Joe, $3.50.
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY BAY
Steamer Boneta, every Sunday. Leaves
at sis =. m, leaves again 81 2.15 p. m
A most delightful place 20 spend a San
day outing. SOC q round trip
In. MCDONALD. Mgr
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CITY In BRIEF
Cab Phone 1853.

OhD uO1o 100
For plumbing, see Dezell.
Renshaw & Schmidt, real estate and
urance.
Richard Palmer, of Standpoint, is
isitor in the city.
II you wish to double your money,
Renshaw & Schmidt.
Dancing school at Russell's hall
hight.
An entertainment will be held at
Princess Roller rink tomorrow
Bning, consisting of races and fast
fancy skating. Some good num-
IS are promised.
Wanted-FOur heavy teams to buy
hire. Lewis Lumber company.
twenty-five per cent reduction on
hldren's and misses underwear.
AhO Mercantile company.
Dr.. P. J. Scallon has received a
ter from James Roche, who is now
Dated at Colorado Springs, Colo. =,
ting that the health of his daugh-
Miss Mary Roche, was considera-
improved. Miss Roche was suffer
from tuberculosis. when she left for
PlOndo, and her physicians nos
Id forth hopes of her complete re-
very.
Leave orders for wood. We furnish
Up and secure employment. Justice
Johnson, Ill Sherman street.
Buy now and buy in Sanders
Tx. Renshaw & Schmidt.
We give voting coupons with pur.
AAes at City Meat market.
No self respecting man can afford
Jake chances ON being dependent
his old age OF ON leaving people
pending on them unproVided for at
death. The Occur d'Alene Bank
Trust company are in a position tC
we you while you live, also will
aW up your will free of charge and
as administrator of your estate ii
q desire it
We have lots from s75 up which
u double in price. Renshaw 4
Odnidt.
uet IN line with your votes for the
usary' VIM. Barr Chainey company
We cupons with each 10 cent pur'
ase.
mrs. D. Il. Stettler will entertain
lumber of lady friends at whis
nday afternoon.
girl competent to do light house
ping and not afraid of work, car
= good position by applying a
Lakeside avenue.
a coat of Florette on that old lin
'un will brighten it up wonderful
The Benton W. P. 4 P. company
u Occur d'Alene street.
he Art department Of the Woman
0 Will meet Thursday evening q
home of Mrs. John Kennedy.
Vi program is assured.
Il yOu are in need OF an overOOAt
s'~eAr, comforters, blankets o.
' ~, now is the time to get them n
reduction at the Idaho Mercan
Ne company.
.I eoeur d'Alens Business col.
=. nov enjoying an enrollmen
= Students, and there are brigh
sfScs for more. The evening
Is meeting with great success
Sale - Several fresh COWS
are splendid COWS and In goo
IHon- E C. Hubbard, Lyon
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-22

Mrs. Gayboy tseyerelyl-w What time
did Jon get hsme last night Gayboy
lcautiouslyl-Oh. n little afts dark.
Mrs. Gayboy--After daFkl why. n was
daylight when Jon came inI GayhGY-
Wen. isn'a ehaf AFTER dark1
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-22

War, London: The president greatly
appreciates your cordial telegram and
is glad il the proximity of this COun-
try has made it possible to be Of the
slightest assistance to the stricken
people Of Jamaica in this crisis. II,
because of this proximity, and pend
ing the arrival of your own war chips
and transports we can render any aid
the president earnestly hopes you will
call on him without hesitation. We
know how cheerfully you would rem.
der such aid to US we're the circum-
stances reversed. BACON, Acting
Secretary"