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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Head Is Building.

The school election passed oif quietly here, Saturday. One hundred and cighty.ninc votes were cast. of the eleven candidates, F. II. Hamilton, Mrs. Dolly and Mir. Hall were successful, for the one, two and three year terms, re. spcctivcly.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Rcmodels Residence.

Michacls. inc coal merchant. has TO modelled his residence in the west DOT ton of town, and has rcpapcred and re painted it. He has now ono of th, "show residences of this place.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
Quitman Gets Conference
Several applicants.

The South Georgia Conference
OF Methodist will close its annual
session at Brunswick tomorrow.
The selection of the next meet
Ing place of the conference was
made the special order at / a. m.
ana the following places were plac-
cd in nomination: Quitman, Balm
bridge, Waynesboro, Swainsboro,
Fitzgerald, Dawson, Cordele and
Dublin, and Quitman was chosen.
The nominations of the various
places created no end Of amuse-
ment.
Immediately on adjournment
the conference delegation embarked
on the steamer Attaquin for st.
simon,s Island and Frederick, to
view a number Of historical points
and to be the guests of the citizens
of Brunswick at an oyster roast.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

Mr.. Tom Jay, WHO is visiting his
nephew, Judge D. B. Jay, hassome
interesting war stories that would
be enjoyed by the G. A. r. vet
Grams who were in the army of the
Potomac. Mr.. Jay was sharp
shooter and participated in many
a battle during the four years he
spent with Jackson, Gordon and
Lee in Virginia He was of a de
tail Of 90 men who assisted in pre-
pairing the Merrimac for service as
the first ironclad battleship and
was IN eye witness to her exploits
the day she cleared the Hampton
Roads and saw the battle with the
Monitor next day.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sparks, of
Connorsville, Ind, will be here
next week, and while here will be
the guest Of Mrs. Sparks father
and sisters.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Fitzgerald has no enemies and
no jealous competitors. All her
sister south Georgia towns wish
her well and they will be glad to
SCI her land the Soldiers Home
Moultric Observer.
Get Busy at Something Useful
On Thanksgiving the Misses
Fannie May and Lucille Brady en-
tertained at the home of their pa
rents, Conductor J. Brady and
wife. The Misses Blossom Mercer.
lone Shocks, Versicola Ball and
Ella Brantley. After pleasant
hour with games, Mrs. Brady
treated the little folks to a straw
ride.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

Mr.. John Clements, Of Tapley,
was here yesterday. He stated
that be had heard a rumor 10 the
e1see tbae the Supreme court lad
decided the Irwin County caart
house, aosi lion in favor Of Irwin
vile.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

Fireman Wadley Wheeler, who
spent several days this week with
his mother in Atlanta, returned
today,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Bank uptcy Notice.


I'm the matter OF }
q. c. Dozicr In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
ITO tbo creditors OF the aAsye
named bankrupt: You are hereby
notified that the abo"c named
Bankrupt has filed his application
lor discharge from ali The debts
proyaDle i'm Bankruptcy against the.
said Z. c. Dozier, and against his
estate. The application win be
heard by The Honorable Emory
Spcer. Ja31 cr the United States
District Court for SAID District and
Division, at the United States
Court House at Tald0sta, Georgia,
on the 2d day 10 December, 1907,
at 10 O'Clock %. an. All creditors
Of said bankrupt are notified toap-
pear ct the time nd place stated,
and show cause, if any they can,
why the prayer antaincd in the
the said application should not be
granted. Dated Mt Naldosta. Geor-
gia. this 29th DAY OF November, \.
ID. 1907. Bay II. Pow Eli,
Deputy Clerk.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

Rev. S. j. Parish the new elect
ed Pastor Of the Baptist church
arrived this morning ON the $40
train and will fill his pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday noon and
and night. His family is at Rev.
j. !. ONlordS.
Get Busy At Something Useful.
Little Miss Laura Whitley was
Eat home" yesterday afternoon
from , until .. m. in honor Of
her fifth birthday. Those who
called on the little guest were Lit
tie Misses ThoIma n iliiams Mamie
Rcdmon, Pearl and Elmer Brady,
Mayis Paulk, Louise Bailey, Mar
tina Turner. Elizabeth McCarty
and Freddie lsler.
Pull for Fitzgerald CT Pull out
r.. /. Pope, chief clerk for Com
mericial Agent Searey, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother in
Albany.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30
FITzCERALD'S POPULATION AND GROWTH,

The population of Fitzgerald during the past twelve yea
has increased about as follows:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-30

The present year is the most prosperous
in the city's history, and by 1908, the above
showing will look cheap.
The climate is the most healthful and the
soil produces wonderful crops, and the
prices of farm lands in the new county OF
Ben Hill, will double in value within two
years. Fitzgerald is just becoming well
established on a basis that guarantees a
safe investment for every property owner.
The next decade will witness more re-
markable transformation There is prob
ably no country under the sun, outside OF
of mining camps and oil fields, that prom
ises so much the next generation.
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't,-s.rllau,s ,s,,-

~. u t].""talc \ Son bH1H .t. .uf luru
VI. TANNER tor q tr'rt 81 year. Nn. ln- Ntai
NruotN .lr-t street Io . W. ~IsEi"U If N-h'
HI|". y .. tl-o tor W. t,triUpf - q "h"ut
~" I ouy ~'hsmkgr- 'pnrtu'w' n"u-. 81 N";
e ia-i Tt,ufN. ann street tlep tor tdWIHi
Niniy iiurr, 20 tho New lork lWiurt a'i"u
toWpHur foT \ terw % YEAR ~ -tor" tui
as"m~1 ~ ~. ~ N"-' INru'y fourth
street..
po.h~t S,n. wrrr the brokers u th- recent
-slr 81 Nu-, 49, aud go Tenth i,~un. "oru"r
Of Ihirt, seventh street. Tor ~" h.dt WAGER
CumpanN.
M nrm Of Ma Davis. FORMERLY ~ No ,0I
>W-f srtiHpi aVeuu", has h.ru succeeded hN
Joseph \ IA viz. D. hAs opened oricr- at v"
-, Columbus avenue. vhsr" ~ sln transact
q general real c-i Ate business
ppp"nhrlm. toilIs 4 60 "ulNti"t- 20
sorIsu. now lmcat-i ~ y" Ial B~roHlVaN. have
ius, completed Their new hWldiug ~ Nos 81
aud - West ThirtT fourth street The huili-
Iug l. ot he latest - 10. With lndHt ~ hfuc-t1ne
front, and - ttt"d out Nith IA" mp-t modern
uouVeui"n"r and appliances ''ppcnl"in.
: ulhn- 4 go IN occupy the first ~" hupTs.
opening 81 september %. anu WI rem "ul
the hOor- above
plau~ have hr-u filed with Bulliluy Supri
mt eudeui Murphy reWOdrlling aud modern
iIlug the three story dwelling with ground
fuor store ~ the northeast 'Urn"r Of broad
way aud 1851 street. the improvements bwlug
The architects are Gross \ Member ger
The Manhattan plans Tor alterations iI"'i
vest ardaV also tn,ludS a i've story auusN.
- feet front and ~ feet deep. To IA" pr'-rnt
four story school ~ All SAINTS Roman Catholic
church. ~ the southeast corner Of Madison
and stone ami viii cost Sio,"D \"Nlll" n
Raggr are IA" architects
NJ plans Tor new bulldlug- Mere Med win
either IN" Manhattan ur the Bronx bureau
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down on the mean streets with their poverty
~ view must sometimes remind the in
habitants Of the hot deserts and blazing
plains Of their native land.
THE Brooklyn Bridge was an interesting
Mace TO visit during the evening rush hour.
Most of us, I'm afraid. would regard il as "a
commonplace 10 say that IL II "A good place
to study types. II isn't unless one has the
faculty Of gathering much from "a brief.
aver heeting, observation The mind must
be sh%arpened, the eye must be keen. and
even then il tires one quickly. for il sets too
fast a pace for the wins to he long kept up.
Upper Park row and the Bowery AZ
Chatham square are too familiar for me 10
discuss. Every one knows the Bowery or
thinks he does. 4 brief experience has
convinced me there In always something
new to he seen there,
Chinatown IN much the same. You SEQ
the surface, hardly that; 10 see more TAX "
an interminable ime II IN n place where
one can spend wears learning, h hest
run nowadays II you haven't some one who
can show you around il TO watch the
sightseers, especially those from sight
seeing automobiles. who usually furnish the
spectator much delectation.
-If you chance 10 visit Elizabeth, Mott
and Mulberry streets during the celebration
of some Italian saints feast day you'll he
enchanted with the illumination Of the
streets. Red, white and green lights
innumerable are designed into successive
arches extending as far as the eve can
reach.
aTho flag Of Italy is on every hand. A
band comes marching down the street
honortng the saint with anything hut
sacred music. There are gorgeous out
door shrinee. The saints health IL drunk
In chianti. In lacrima christi, and every
other red or golden wine known to sunni
Italy,
Poles, Bohemians aud the like and its I'M
interrupted flow of Yiddish gives way
NJ the foot Of Madison street TO a little
,reck colony. ! took a great delight in
strolling through thiss settlement.
"An the places are labelled either 'Neno-
docheion' (hotel) or 'kaphphereion' IcoYee
There IL the Safety Hotel or House Of
Security, whichever way You please IN
name Il; the Byzantine coffee house. the
coffee house Of Alexander the Great. and
many others, In the coffee houses or
restaurants the ons OF Hellas gather to
eat talk, smoke and gamble necessarily.
There, I've told you some Of the places
I discovered for myself on my night trips,
lots Of them places ] never knew before
TO exist. II didn't have a pretty good
imagination and "a habit Of speculating q
good deal over what I see ! suppose I'd
have been bored TO death after one night
OF y. A Il was | grew more Interested
each day. My explorations had for me u
fine fascination.
at the end OF the two weeks I hated TO
give W. my little journeys a. night. But !
went back TO work feeling refreshed and
satisfied. felt ] had spent the time with
profit TO msyself.
OF a meal ar two a day and occasional
nickels for carfare, IL was one oi the
best vacations ever had and certainly
the cheapest"
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noa." sut ros'ug rt "s'h,'s nbi,e.
10 u"R n'iuS .orulsfefi Vs. h"t-"s
-, u" ~, 49,. ,,i s",ou, w. ,o' 80 -,
ihr 'oUpHuf ,u.fufurl.f thH rfsf'i"n -
q rlnh'f "i tN'lhur. 81 'h' -'H' f"n"fsl
CHARACTER - fh"-" no" ~ ''uL-' ut 'ut
stru,ftau -tir4 ~ wure 'hHu tts- Nofth
81 rroi'r' ltHNr h.eu Hrs'frt 100 Hrrt'tdutl
iuufrsess o.. upi - uuuhsr eft ih"-r tuf
'ha-"rs sfr unfAutg trrtns' U"rf1 ." ''nli
her own hoi1ss
uhr su,itur .4I-s ~ Na.tluty UHtghts
,ruWi. o. u""ul" Nlss Yrr Iu. rui nH ru'ffug
"Hufiu -liHr. 90 h'w b iu ' al" . u'sh
~ wur. OF fnn so1nhs~t f,nh - ~ NrH
..nl g. la, viii a,i ~ au.,tou co. ',"
pr"u STE ~ IHt Roo kawp. ou dondst ~'U
'"r b"r To- 'lthor Us,. e. iu W VI t'"ut.
'u" Ulot-. ,uU-I-fing pt 80 lof-. ~ t-'"frt
h''h '''"'u- ihr " har""-'w Hni N',In
rtnlsg"~ ~ s.H-hor" lp'U'Iuu tnd b,- beau
MA hsn~ Shad" iT"'~ aud 'l "" N3rh
49, improvements There have been uu ale
~ ""Hn front l"i- ~ lAr R"' N"NHN TOT
MANY YEAR, Ihr oNusrs ut u-teud are -"
Banis'rr h',l'N COMPANY N%sNtm!itn Nor
s"uihar pres"i"u, aud samuel ld'"n-
treasurer a." sale vii 10" als"lu'" ard
vlthout r'-rrN"
~" HuuL,-. I,ri ,mI Mors,s" tor
lhu hurst H"grt- To- D,ursr ty'u-"u
~" pl"i '"Nl"'. ou ~. ''-, >tdn 81 Ulll'r"-'
80 Nrrhur u ,ltrk thr pl"l '"Nl'". 90 ~. ut-i
-ii' ut r"uiold Toud ttr itet north 81 k"u
-lugiou Terrace. To- lttus~ Narii ~, N" plot.
CuN lun, ur tho suufIcH~ - ,uTurr If krlUout
aNenu" asi Al1e marie Terrace =" MARY I
brfiuu. The ulot ,uNiuH'. on The south >d' ot
NoWi>i,ir HN.uur - irot Nt-f ol'Nillvts1t
aNeuu" 30 William chalmers. IA" plot. U"Nl~'.
~ 10" south I'D" OF Prospect avenue. -" fc"i
"a~l of lhllrrr-t avenue
AlfT,Ylo ll-tlo has sold to- i knugetti
q plot on ~" Nra' stdr ~ four'h street Far
View \
William N /ahrIski has sold tu Michael FORD
u lot. .5Niuo. a. Block &. Fdgew alar. y :
Ntrgur"t \ cornell has sold 10 Nll'" :
Palmer q plot. agAl3i. o. o. 'H~' ~id' ri ldgs-
wood lane. l'dIi-ad". y
torb"lIG- Christie has sold to Nlham I
tpdstrry 4 plot. iUNld.. on IN" north sd" of
High street. coma. Y \
The hudson River realty Company has
sold :" Edward N james u plot. ljiNI;u, IN
he ~rt~t side ~ pali-ade avenue. Pali~dde.
y I
~" central Land Company has -old Ia
william q Richardson u plot. gsNlOO, Oh the
west ,iir Of Norman road. Pall-adr, y !
III" follow ing sales are reported hv the
'olumbia investment aud RrHl Estate Com
uanN To John VI Young, q plot. 'ONloo. On
the north sid" al Oakdenn ayemlr Grant
Wood. y y 10 " .. and l T. Gibbou-, u lot.
"5N7u. on the east side Of Palisades pla ~,
hudson llrighta. y ! and a plot. OSlW,,
with building thereon. m III" north -l,ln al
Washington avenue. Gra ntWoOd, y
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hs,s -ull Iur Nrus D.. trvef 80 q rsrf
ior orsupau,y The four -taf, high sfo"u
~ .ihnu 81 80 Ws~t lnd s'tuu-. tp.'N
aNtNt.
NHND'fN " NNFStF. Eeit~r a Newman
have sod ter ltHsH Nathan the 'uuf story
Let ~ $50 NsudaNer tsenus the two
ItnHlv bnsk houaa ~ No. tW is-i lhfh
fresi fhp fouf stow fut ~ w.. toto Fa-f
faet afre't tui fhn uor'lat 49, ,prurF ~ Hnsth
.trert aud t'r' s'Ir sr~up- Ns'tfard Park.
LiHIU ~TNtIl. Nr-er \ tIHu-rH ~ - @osl
fur . shent 70. 81 ' 49, iHrh s,rrc' ~
stow fu. ap lu' "sNtt.t
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,.Er rOR ~ ~,>sss p, NP0~ts

HARBER SHOP. mlIS furnished, doing business
located al 7s sixth Ave tiSthl, rent 80
cyRiLLK cARREAu. 100 Sixth Ave. (<ots ST..
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Fvom the Fort Smith Intsrriew.

TF"" W W.T. '"'"' '""''""'
arkansas will surprise the world this year
with her peach crop, The peach 'ield all
over the country has practically been u fail
urs this season. and with the exception Of
California this state viii supply nearly half
Of the markets OF the United states with this
particular fruit, Of which IA. American people
are 81 fond The Alberta iS the peach on
which Arka nsas depends for this years out
put Arkan sas, by the way. has III" largest
peach orchard ~ the nlted states. " not
~ the world, " covers Al, area Of more
than >, OOO acres aud IN located about iN miles
south Of Fort smith. This orchard will pro.
ducc enough peaches this wear 10 Yield 10
is oNper q small fortune,
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REAL EsrArE \

p0D on FIRST MORTGAGE wanted on si.,Oo
building, rent yearly e. 0. will pay y per cent.
On EnaieuoOd, \. j., property. }, LEVlNSoN
- East ith ST., New YORK.
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tn LET rOR BUSINESS pvRPONEs
cvRuL.E cARREAu. w 9th av.. Offers

cyRIttE CARREAu. IN 9th av., Offers
STORES
18th av., near 18th, hue window, 81. rOD.
asth ST., adjoining sth Av., tiiW
10Th ST, near 18th, nne window, sIsOo.
IN Bowsry. deep store. good window. A..
6th av., near SisI, straight lease, al, in.
Many stores for rent In every location
STUDIOS. FLOORS AND LOFTS.
SouthN est corner 9th Nv, aud NStb. mrs, non,
store, second floor sky light studio. improv emenI,
Adjoining Sth ST., tirst floor store With rooms
Paror rOOr, Iith ST., near broadway business
5: West 18th, parlor door. business, sWo.
Corner 9th av. and A5th St; floor, business
All kinds, roors, studios, lofts different locatiops.
BUILDINGS.
~: West 4Ath, 10 rooms, apartment hotel.
II Elizabeth 81, three story, lease. 500.
HASfMENTS.
Corner 9TH Az. ieih: large, with vaults.
9Th av, near I'D ST.; large: IA
CSRILLE CARREAu, T91 9th sv, doth ST..
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UNIVERSITY PLACE
Opposite Washington square, large ana small
rOoms, elegantly furnished, gentlemen, reference.
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FOR SALE

SELF SEALING pIE TN PIES cant stick "a
bottom, III catalogue NEE WILLIAM NIL
SON A ~ $50 " sst tSd II New Nora 'iy
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rooms. With private bathroom.
ho, and cold water: steam heat. elevator and hotel
service. cars 10 all parts Of the city cannot be
raualled Cor the money. " RoLANp Park
Az. and hpth II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-13
Personal Mention

DR.. F. P. Lierle was in State Center
/ on business today.
Mr.. w. HI, Clark was in Fearing on
| business Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Gummert. of Pickering, spent
Tuesday in the city.
| Mrs. Julian of St Anthony, visited
in the city Tuesday
Miss Ethel Atkinson. of ST Anthony.
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. 0. S. Iverson. of Pickering, was
in the city on business Tuesday
Messrs w. G. Stricken and C. H.
Whitehead We're in Cedar Rapids to-
day.
Mrs. Carl Newcomer. of Eldora, was
in the city this morning on her way
to Des Moines.
Mrs. Burt Hoffman has gone to ST.
Charles, ILL.,, for a two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Matteson.
Miss katherine Quinn and Miss Mar
garet Maher, of Colfax. are in the city
for a weeks visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. George Cummings.
Mr.. Calvin Brace, of Darlington, N.
LIZ diI1SSu lIiS Guy L ueSudy
Loon, and in the evening went to st.
Anthony, where he will visit rela-
tlves.
Miss Eva Neiman, of Whitewater,
kas., arrived in the city Tuesday ev-
ening from Upton, and will remain for
a weeks visit with her uncle Mr. M.
L. Neiman, and family.
Mrs p. S. Schnabele of Geneseo
ILL.,, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing, and will remain for visit of
week or ten days at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. p. II. Hines.
Mrs. F. M. Watson and son, Mr. Will
liam Watson, of Streator, ILL.,. arrived
in the city Tuesday evening, and went
to Bromley, where they will visit their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Fred Nichols,
for week.
Mrs. Carrie Ginder left Tuesday for
st. Joseph, Mo-, where she will visit
her son, Mr.. Wallace Ginder, for
few weeks. From there she will go to
SIOUX City to visit another son, Mr..
George Ginder and family.
Mr.. Fl. F. McCombs arrived home
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis,
where he has been for few days
visit with his little daughter Blanche
and son Harry, at the home of the
children's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Young.
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Out Of the schooIroon.

lLlpplncOLC So
A schoolboy was asked to give some
information in regard to the Cary sis
tiers, the once famous New England
poets, and he said of them:
The Cary sisters were two poets who
lived in Massachusetts most of the
time. They went to New York, where
they made many fast friends. Their
fastest friend was John G.. Whittier
At the time of the Longfellow cen
tennial when the schoolchildren were
writing SO much about him, one boy
wrote:
Longfellow's poems were mostly of
his own composure, but he wrote
Tails of a Wayside Inn" where others
did the talking. He was the poet
lorryett of our country and was a
crackerjack when it came to real
poetry.
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DR.. J. 3. MAsTERsoN DEAD.
Former Albion Druggist Dies in Du-
buuue HospitaI,


Dr. John B. Masterson, formerly of
Timber Creek township and also AL
bion, where he was in the retail drug
business prior to a few years ago, died
at the Finley hospital, Dubuque, Mon
day. The cause of his death is not
known.
The news of his death came to his
sister, Miss Gertrude Masterson. liv-
ing south of the city, late Tuesday
night.
For a time, at least, DR.. Masterson
has been living in or near Dubuque
For time he was employed by a news
agency. DR.. Masterson left here when
he was adjudged insane in May, 1902,
and taken to the state hospital at Mt.
Pleasant. Later he was transferred to
Independence, where he was dis
charged as recovered May 80 1903 DIR.
Masterson is survived by his wife, but
her residence is not known. He was
member Of Beeson camp, No. 3S5,
Modern Woodmen of America, of this
city.
The body will reach the city tonight
and the funeral will be held from the
Center street school house Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-13
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
Large List Will Be Ready for Distri
button Friday Afternoon.

Largo LIST VIII 30 READY TOR OtStri
button Friday Afternoon.
Another large list of books will be
ready for distribution at the public
library on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock The list. classified, follows:
FICTION.
Auerbach--On the Heights
Dumas--Three Musketeers. (Two
volumes.
+ Riggs--Old Peabody Pew.
Trollope-Rarchester Towers.
Trollope-t'ramley Parsonage.
Ward--WaIled In.
Wharton-Fruit Of the Tree (Four
copies.)
White-Arizona Nights.
Wilkins-Jerome. Poor Man.
Williamson-Car of Destiny.
Wright, H. B-Shepherd of the
Hills.
Wright, M. O-Aunt Jimmys Wife.
HISTORY.
UNCONVENTIONAL Problems. (Ameri-
can Nation Ser.)
Lester-liu klux Khan.
Sparks National Development
(Amer.y Nation Ser)
"Veritas"-German Empire Of To-
day.
SOCIAL LIFE
Whitman--Imperial Germany.
rs EDUCATION.
Eliot--Present College Questions.
Davidson Education of the Greek
People.
seely-Common School System OF
Germany.
Sheldon-Student Life and Customs.
Spencer-Ecclesiasti Institutions.
GOVERNMENT
Commentaries and Immigrants in
America.
Fowler-Cfty- State of the Greeks
and Romans.
SCIENCE.
mers.
Howe Advanced Elementary
Course
Perry-Calculus for Engineers.
FINE ARTS.
Desmond--Stately Homes in Ameri-
ca.
misunderstanding the Language
Arts.
Henry-Short Comparative Gram
and German
POETRY.
Garritt. ed.-10O Choice Selections.
volumes.)
Shoemaker, Comp.-Best Selections. |
(Nine volumes.)
HUMOR
Butler-Great American Pie Com /
pany.
Holy-Samantha at the Worlds /
Fair.
LITERATURE.
LambTales from Shakespeare.
Van Dyke-Days Off.
JUVENILE-FICTIO
Ellis-Blazing Arrow.
Ellis-Camptire and Wigwam
Ellis-Camp in the Mountains
Ellis-Footprints in the Forest.
Ellis-Hunters of,theOzark
Ellis-Iron Heart
Ellis-Last War Trail
Ellis-Lost Trail.
Ellis-Red Eagle.
Johnston-Little Colonel
Kaler-Minute Boys of South Car
,lina.
Pyle-Where the Wind Blows
Rouse-Talking Thrush
Seton-Two Little Savages
Stevenson--Young Train Dispatcher.
Throwbridge-His Own Master.
Wilson-Childs Don Quixote.
BIOGRAPHY.
Pyle-Men of Iron.
Wade-Ten Big Indians.
ANIMALS.
Seton-Animal Heroes.
ART.
Moore-Children of Other Days
LITERATURE
MISUNDERSTANDING Story Book.
SalishurY-Index to Short Storias
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-13
ABOUT CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Olson Received His Fall Shipment of
"cream of Orchard" California Cam

owing to the scarcity of fruit the
past season, the housewife was not able
to put up her usual supply. In the
face of these conditions we have pur-
chased a liberal supply. In buying
Cream of Orchard Brand" you not
only get the finest quality, but an as
sortment, including sliced and peeled
apricots. ROYAL Ann cherries. Bartlett
pears, green Gage and egg plums, lem,