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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
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BOYDTON. VA, July 2O.--A delight
full reception was 5givensshere on this
evening Of Tuesday the sixteenth by
the young ladies' Current Event Club
In honor o. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hum
.richhouse, who have just returned from
there wedding trip, Mrs. Humrick-a
house being the latest bride among
the club members. 5s g.
Miss Alice OVERLY, president pro tenn.
stood at the head of the receiving 8line,
looking strikingly handsome in a. gown
of white net and real lace. With her
received Mrs John Humrickhouse, In
pale blue. carrying Brides roses; Mr.
John Humrickhouse;5 MissELouise Bass
kerville, who is to be married on tho
ftwenty-fourth to Mr.. Burgwin. 81
Bristol, Tenn: Miss Ethel Williams. in
blue, with forge t-me-nots; Mrs Chas.
Jackson one of the clubs recent Brides
In her5wedding gown OF crepe de chine,
{withSrea lace. Miss Baskerville wore
around her neck and pearl pendant,
which is the clubs wedding gift
The reception was held at the beau-e
tiful old home of DR.. anal Mrs. Gar-Y
land Carter. who were So good as toY
put IT at the disposal 40 { the club foq
the occasion. ssssssA9
Mrs. st. John Goode, In white 1ace
assisted by MISS l.uly Baskerville, i
link, presided atlhe punch bowl. Is
the dlning-room refreshments we1
served by the committee appointe
for that purpose. The decoration
We're Of ferns and pink sweet pea
With candles shaded In pink.
Among those present were Mr.
Henry Finch, Misses Matte Basket
vile. Anna Williamson, Eunice WI
Hanson, Page Williams. Lena ReekE,
Ruth Lavender, Hallie38Hall, Rachel
snellinGs. Lucy Homes. Ella Homes,
Rose Goohe. Mabel Goode. Marguerlte
Goode. Hattie Homes. Mary Homes.
Alice Faulkner. Messrs. Charles Jack
son. Henry Finch, Edwin OVERLY
Edward Toone, Taylor Jackson,
Edwin Carter. Joel Wall, Willie
/ Carter, John Baptist. Norman Barnes,
Arthur Snellings Douglas Goode, Frank
Homes. Buck Homes, Henry Coleman,
| Wallace Coleman.
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Fork Union.

FORK UNION. VA. July 2o,-Mr.
Henry Martin, who graduated this ses-
sion at the Johns Hopkins University.
is visiting his brother here. Professor
II, b. Martin.
Miss Mabel Jones u Franklin, KY.
lis visiting her aunt Mrs, RUFUS j.
Snead
Mr. Willard Fleming, who has been
very III with typhoid fever Is now
improving.
Mr.. John y, Chandler add family, Of
Petros, Tenn. are spending some time
with Mr.. Chandlers sister. Mr. Chandler
As IA prominent merchant Of Pstros,
Mrs, W. c. Jones has returned froIr
Norfolk Her son there, who has
typhoid feveraat the ST. Vincent Hos
ptal, Is better. ~,
NJ Miss Eta IT. snead returned from q
br.sf Visit to Richmond this week
f. DEG. RI. snead and daughter. Miss
Carrie, have returned fromRa trip t.
Ithe exposition,
aIr. and Mrs, p, 3. Cooke Mr.. anc
Mrs Az M. BraXtoll, all Sof, Richmond
llare visiting Mrs. Cary Ashlin. at H olra
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Roanoke.
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EE Especial to The Times d lspntch.]
E ROANOKE. VA, July 2O,-The mar
riage of Miss Griffin and Mr. Haley
this week brought out an interesting
fact For number Of years Roanoke
had an amateur theatrical organiza-
ton, and Miss Griffin was the leading
LADY, one year. Miss Franklin. who
married n#June, was also leading lady
for a year. Now comes the interesting
statement that eight ladies who acted
leading roles (all connected with the
club, during the nine years) are hap
pily married, which goes to show that
tile amateur stage promotes matri-
mony. 5a
The Hotel Roanoke gave a conpli-
Inentary german to the Roanoke Ger
man Club Friday night A large num-
ber of visiting young ladies We're par.
Elephants. and 1t was one of the most
charming affairs of the kind held for
some time.
Mrs Samuel Work entertained a
number of her friends Monday even
ling In honor Of Mrs. Charles Z, Ma,
tguire, of Louisville. who Is The guest
OF Mr., and Mrs. Dorney.
Mrs, Philip Boyd. of Winchester |.
Visiting her parents. CAPTAIN and Mrs
]. M. MY Rogers, near the city.
Mrs a. Fl. Boyd and daughter VIr
Fginla, are visiting relatives In Win
leicester.
Mrs. Harry Dugdale ana ohildrs,
Have returned from Longport, NJ II
Miss Ethel Churchill is visiting rela
Il tiyes In Pottsvile, Pa. ,i
Mrs. Junius Davenport and childrel
at Patrick SPRINGS. g;S
4 Mrs. Harry Barnita Is Visiting he
8Gmothes Mrs, Duerson, In Radford.
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Wilmington, N. c.

WILMINGTON, N. c., July 2o.-The
program for the annual meeting OF the
North Carolina Retail Furniture Deal
ers' Association. which is to be held
at the barrymore Hotel, Wrightsyille
Beach. next month. was issued this
week, and shows that the yearly event
is going to be OF attractive nature
and also OF profit to the trade in the
Old North State. The dates are Au-
gust 18th. 18th and 18th.
The annual encampment Of the
Boys Brigade began to-day, and, as
usual, is being held at Southport The
boys left on an early boat for the
little town ct the mouth of the Cape
Fear River, and We're In command of
Colonel Walker Taylor, the founder
of the organization. which has grown
to be an institution Of strength and
interest. 1t possesses Its own armory
building, one of the handsomest in the
South, being three stories, OF brown
stone, and a present from Mrs. Henry
M. F'lagler. in memory Of her father,
the late Captain William Rand Kenan.
| Invitations We're received by friends
| this week to the marriage OF n young
lNVilmingtonian. Mr.. idward Ward Fon-
/ Vlclle,.5s W MISS tNluE
ply, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah M. MUIR
Iphy, Of Jacksonville. Fla, the ceremony
| to be celebrated In Jacksonville July
30th.
Miss Mona Bell is on a visit to friends
! III Norfolk Va She Will also visit at
! Suffolk
Friends here were advised Wednesday
1 Of the departure that day from New
| York of the Joneses. bound on q jaunt
! in Europe. The party consisted of Mr..
| and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Miss Sadie
Jones and Mr.. Pembroke Jones, Jr., ana
they expect to be- absent from the
States until September,
Mrs. William Rand Kenan and Miss
/ Sarah Kenan, mother and sister, re-
spectlvely, of Mrs. Henry M, Flagler,
sailed from New York Tuesday on an
.lextensive European trip. They We're
accompanied by Miss Jane Ward of
| Raleigh, N, e.
i Mrs. Jessie KEENAN,. another sister
OF Mrs. Flagler, Is at Brttton Woods,
New Hampshire, With her little daugh-
tier. spending the summer with the
i Flagler8,
i Popular visitors AT wrightsville
4 Beach have been Mrs, Charles Fl. Phil
Hips and Miss Katherine Phillips, OF
I Richmond, Va. They spent this week
lin the city as the guests of Mr., ant
. Mrs. James f. Post.
Mrs, i. Harry Boatwright Of Ports
mouth, Va, who came here severa
weeks ago to attend the marriage O
!. Eher sister, returned home this week. aNt
was accompanied back by Misses len
!, ME and Lauriston Hardin, who win b
IN her guenla.
Miss Marion Nelson, of Lynchburg
!. Va. also returned home this week
i, after delightful visltsto Miss Ellis
J IIlmerson, who accompanied her bacl
to Lynchburg, MlssStTheo. cantwel
also went No visit Miss Nelson.
{ Mr.. r. b. jackson and family hay
$ zone to visit In Newport News, an
from there will co. to the Jamestowl
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Brown and Miss Sue Ewing.eof Bris-
toll, were the guestn this week of the
Misses Hunt, at Stonewall jackson In
stitute.
Mrs. B. r.. Smith and children, OF
Port Gibson, Miss. spent most of the
week visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell left Tues
day for Texas. after spending several
months here with relatives.
Judge f. B. Hutton returned Thurs
day from Charlottesville where he had
been SUMMONED by Governor Swanson
TO try a local option case.
MIR. W. Z. Minger was called to Lit
Teton, n. c.. this week by the death
OF his brother-in -law.
Miss Kennedy. formerly of this place,
is the guest of Miss Hoofnag)e,
Colonel and Mrs. Yomana of South
Carolina, are the guests of Mrs. Ellen
Campbell.
Mr.. r. w. White. Jr., returned this
week from a visit to the exposition and u,
to his sister, Mrs. A. 2. Wilmer, in
Richmond.
Mrs. Stubs and Mrs. Bernstein. OF
Monroe, La, arrived Wednesday to
spend the summer at Mrs. T. D. David
sons.
Mrs VIC. Sheen and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Sheen have been the guests this
| week Of Captain and Mrs. Frank I'M
I boden.
Miss Columbia Kelly. of Salem, Va.
| arrived the last of the week and is
\ the guest Of Miss Fannie P. Withers.
/ Miss Blanche Webb, after a months
/ visit to Miss Susie Bradley will leave
Monday for her home in Chattanooga
Mrs. r IT. Brady entertained most
4 pleasantly at fourhanded euchre Tues.
/ day afternoon In honor Of Miss Mar
/ garet thinner, of Petersburg. The head
prize was wpn by Miss Mamie Glider.
/ sleeve. and the consolation by Miss
A Jean Trigg. Miss thinner YVES present.
cd with the guest prize. Those pres
4 ent were Miss Gilbert Preston, who
l6kept the score; Miss thinner. Mis-:
4 Clark, OF I,ynchburg; Misses Jean
A leila, Margaret and Mamie Byrd Trigg
Il Mrs. Wiiloughby Reade, of Alexandria
Il Mrs. slauson, OF Baltimore: Mrs Min
Il gea,s Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs Wat
\ son, Mrs. Withers, Miss Mamie Glider
!, sleeve, Miss jamie Penn and DR.. Rober
I Gildersleeve, of Richmond.
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Lovingston.
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lf'Pecitti ~ ms llH1eS-llRpatGh.l
n LoNlNGSEDN,i VA, July 2o,--Mrs w. O.
Fitzpatrick Of Arlington. who has recently
been successfully treated by DR. Slaughter.
of Lynchhurg, is at home. 81
pr James a. Petit and wife are at tina
jamestown Exposition, 4i lt f'i5
Nj. h.id Mrs, @ z. Caskie OF Lynrhburss
Va. sold their pretty home at this place To
Air. s. Mawyer to-day for a handsome
sum, ar Ft
Miss Annie Kidd is visiting Miss Ruth.
McCorkle. OF Iiarrsonburg ~
Miss Lille Loving leaves Fridayto visit
Miss steptoe c. Campbell. OF King William
Mn Thomas Heath. OF seottsvilie, Is yls-5
County Times, 1sts a& E
Mrs NJ. *. Estes is Sonvalescing from a
brief Illness. lf
Miss Allie swanson is visiting the family
OF Mr. NJ. Is, Estes,
Nj, John u Tunstaii Ia, spend ing a part Of
his vacation In Nelson,
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Radford Social.
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Especial to The. Times -Disoatch.l II
RADFoRD, VA, July 2o.-N1iss Bes-
sic Lyle, assisted by her sister. Miss
Edna, entertained the Afternoon Idlers
& Wednesday, a large number Of visitors
heing Included in the invitation. Punch
was served by Misses Evelyn Lyle and
Agnes Johnson. and later ices and
Il sweets. Partners were chosen by
t1natching cards on which were clever
8pen-and-ink sketches the work OF
Miss Lyle. and each proceeded to
sketch her partner as directed by
the hostess. The entertainment proved
"A very enjoyable one
Mrs. William Ingles entertained
II TUESDAY in honor of her guests Miss
Mary Miles, of Marion. and Miss Con-
stance Mitchell. OF Bloomington. Ill.
The afternoon was spent in progressive
conversation and music.
Mrs. Hugh Jordan and daughters,
Meta and Helen, of Bluefeld. are
guests of Mrs. T. NJ. Turner.
Mr.. George Holland Miles, of Marion,
has accepted position as assistant
#tcashier at the Iron Furnace.
Mrs. selden Longley is at Washing
a3Iton Springs for few weeks.
Mrs. ]. S. Battle, of Roanoke, is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. j. r. *.
Cowan.
have retlTned from trip to Phila-
delphia. Virginia Beach and the ex-
* position They were accompanied
home by their aunt, Miss Kinderdine,
of Philadelphia.
DR.. Bruce James of Danville, Is Wis
Aiting relatives in town
Mr.. Ford Harvey spent several days
In the West Virginia coal fields this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 4. Beamer have re-
turned from an extended trip to Can
ada and other points in the North, sew
eral weeks being spent at Mount Gle
ments, Mich.
Misses Bessie and Evelyn Lyle left
Thursday to visit relatives in Bed
ford,
Miss Lucille Alexander, of New Ha.
ven, Conn. IS expected TO day on {
visit to her brother, Mr.. II. w. Alex.
ander, cne of the masters at st, Al
bans.
Rev, John Einstein has left on ,
trip through the South In the interes
of his school, ST Adams
Rev, C. II. Poague has returned from
Kentucky, where he has been for som,
weeks on account Of the. lll-healtl> o
his Wife, who is now somewhat i'm
proved. IS
Among the guests at la Riylre i
Mrs. George w. Miles, Of Marion.
Judge and Mrs Selden l4ongley wen
to Emory Sunday to attend the fun
eral Of ivdge Longey's sister, Mrs
Kate Jordan, wife Of DN T, ". Ior
4 dan, dean of the faculty of tho Uni
versity OF Tennessee whose death oc
Cured at Johns Hopkins Hospital Fri
day, after a years Illness
A very attractive entertainment wa
given on the lawn OF Mr.. John VIII
sons home Friday evening when Their
was handsome exhibit OF indian GU
rios and handicraft.F the property Q
the REV. y. Campbell Mayors, value
at g thousand dollars. With an intel
est!ng address on this Indians by nj
Mayors, Ice cream and cake, lemon
ade and candy were served on Il,
lawn which was lighted with Japanes
lanterns, Miss Lucille Simmond
dressed as an indian sauaw, presidin
M at the lemonade stand,
Miss Cole,5of North Carolina, Is vi.
tting her grandfatner, Dr.. j. III. Mot
ssS. at the West End Hotel. DIR: Mott WI
tettl'ia ~
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were hostesses at delightful dance
and reception Tuesday evening at
"sunnyside." the home Of theirfspa-
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley A. Miller.
in Stephens City.
An enjoyable dance and reception
was given Wednesday evening at
Rouss Hall by Mrs. A. S. Donaldson
In honor Of Misses Helen and Marie
44mes. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. yJo-
|seph B. Ames, of Brookline. Mass.
who are spending the summer here.
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Gladstone.

y GLADSTONE Ma. Jalys 2c.--Mlss " E(lea
Payne, OF Rehmond, Is Visiting hsf sister.
Mrs ", H. Harris,
The series OF meetings being conanetff
on the lawn OF tho Y, 81. q. a, ara baihs
largely attended
Contractor angus Mcdonnell has st1uss
dewn his works and sent his force ~ tisgl
mont. 8,lsiga 4fyf a s5ss$t
Mrs Claranle Jones' coptinnes alex AZ siss
hospital.in CLIFTON F9rge XII l5 s5s d syia8
Mrs Charlea Wallace Is visiting fasfrsiSlaRf
Mrs. NJ III. Rapp, OF LynchbIk. sSst
Mr., ferry stnir,s tas returned 70 hia heryF!
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South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. July 2o.-A
dance was given IN the Masons'-Odd-Fel-
lows banquet hall Tuesday evening to
honor the visiting girls, DESPITE the
hot weather, the young people enjoyed
dancing.
Those dancing We're: Misses Virginia
Peachy, Williamsburg. Va; Marie. Eas,
ley, South Boston, Va; Lizzie Easley,
South Boston, Va. Lizzie Penicls. South
ton, Va; Louise Owen, South Boston
Va, Virginia Darlington. South Bos-
ton va; Ella Fourqurean, San Mar
Gus, Texas, Mrs Glenn .Jeffreys Hunt
#chaperon.
NIessrs. Howard Tucker, Alison Gray
Russell Noblin. Moses Bendall. Arm
yistead Pcndleton, Bruce Pendleton, Ce.
4cil Gray, Robert Lee, George Faulk-
ner rhornton Easley, Z uilan East, Vic
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young son. of Iowa, are visiting her
parents. Judge and Mrs. William Cor
don Robertson Y
Mrs. Duke Phelps, of North Carolina,
is Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
HI Garland Brown.
& Miss Mary lBuford, Of louisville, KY,
and Miss Lula Bernard, of Richmond,
are Visiting Misses Claybroo and
Orena Overstreet.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert OFT. Of Blue
field. are visiting Major and Mrs. John
Morris.
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Line. Is staying here for his health
Mrs. NJ. H, Arnold has returned from
visit of several weeks to the expo
sition and Washingt ton. =.
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Abingdon.

4 ABINGDON. VA, July sn.-irs. W..5sJ.
Brown and Miss Sue Ewing.of Bris-
toll. were the guestu this week of the
Misses Hunt, at Stonewall jackson In
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Great Reduction in

se4s Fancy Two-Piece Dresses, e9 90
Val. trimmed. now .......s....... 1O.JO
s74s White Lawn Dresses. ali new
designs and prettly trimmed, cE m
now ........... ............... pOsVU
$1,000 White Batiste Dresses, skirt
and waist handsomely trimmed, GO Slls
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J Pongee Silk Coats, $1,000

I $500 lBlhsk Tafeta Pony ctf0O
Goats, SsfiJnIned, now........ QAVsVV
sso.oea nsh Black Taffeta $500
Goa s.SRand abmtsy braided. now qAO.VV
800 IL black Taffeta S1OO0
Coats ack3,s now. 1895. Q1V.VV
L, sI22, Eaffeta Coats, large GO En
Y braRa. tt.a noW.... @OsOV
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$500 White Princess Dresses,
all deliberately trimmed. now.
$4,000 Fine White Princess
embroidery front and panel
now ........... .......
Several Novelty Silk Dresses.
white effect, all handsomely
and trimmed. were $4,000,
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$500 Hip-Length Pongee Coats. black
vevst collar and cuffs, on sale S1(s M
Z hoW..5....s .....,.s.t...l...I3..i. QAVsVV&
$1,000 and $500 Handsome Pongee and
Cloth Of Gold Coats, full length elk m
modes, best styles. now........ VAOsVV4
$3.50 Black silk Pony Coats GO "a
exqusitely braided. now ........ VOsOU
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-09

OF hard work and careful study Many
athletics are termed great" but few
deserve It. To be great athlete a
man must be able to make records at
his speciality, and by his recent won
derful four mile record run, when he
eclipsed Willie Days long standing
American record, Bonhag has Justly
earned the title of great"
While Bonhag ran some slashing
races before that time. he may be truly
said to have learned to run at the
Olympic games at Athens last spring.
Before that time the crack indoor run.
ner. like most American distance men.
depended upon his finish rather than
running all the way to win his races.
After seeing Lieutenant Hawtrey and
other crack Engllshmen run at Athens
Bonhag figured out that their ability
lay In being able to make the race
from start to finish and In converse
ton just after the big meet said.
when you see Bonhag in a race after
this you will see him racing In the
lead right from the start and not fin
ishing up with any grand stand sprint"
Bonhag has followed up the first part
OF his programme, but he has retained
the sprinting finish In spite of the fact
that he goes along at a merciless clip
In the early stages of the race.
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PsnsIons For Ban pIav.y,.

August Hermann, chairman Of the
national baseball commission Is now
working out plan for the proposed
fund for the protection of old ball play.
ers In distress.
The members Of both leagues seem
favorable to the Idea. President Ban
Johnson says that fund OF several
hundred thousand dollars can DO raised
In a year, as the lovers OF the sport
viii take enthusiastically to the propo-
sition.
At the big baseball banquet in Phil
adelphia recently Manager Mack said
II would be simple matter for all the
clubs to name one day each year for
benefit game, President Johnson says
that the American league would start
the bail rolling when the proper time
came with a check for $4,000. 1t will
now be up to August Hermann to pro-
duce the plans TO work under.
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WOODVILLE FEATURES

Wherever there has been an oppor-
tunity for good Investments the local
population Of city or country have
salways been the last to appreciate the
value Of these investments. The old
saying, "a prophet is without honor
In bis own country holds good In
real estate investments. Not until
&ho time II past, the values increased,
and the property unable 10 be- got 1T
= low figure do we on the spot realize
what we have lot slip, For several
days tho readers Of the Press have
seen tho advertisement Of the State
Trust \ Investment company, relative
20 the Woodville property they have
on the market. Let as describe this
90 you aud endeaver TO show you that
one Of those opportunities that will
90 the regret of life time II not TAX
.en ls at our sery door. Waodyllle Is
kWelya nlilaa-north Of Occur d'Alana.
aud thirty east Of Spokane, oa the
spokane International railway, on
aha proposed Sqnaw bay extension Of
kho Occur d'Alsne road aud two miles
arom the Great Northern. Il IL
surrounded By ave laree lakes, Occur
'd'Alone. Hayden, Fish, Spirit aud
Pend a '0rellle, Il lies II the base
of che mountains aud on the level
4and OF the prairies that .aake this
part OF the country famous. Water
10 gotten from springs aud 10 the best
that nature can give, BY this one
can see that ID has the combination
that makes beautiful homes and
healthy inhabitants. The company
have tapped springs which give
now of thousand gallons minute.
On the townsite there lie a reservoir
Tor the Immediate control of the vat.
-er OF the spring and from this reser-
Soir there Is an overflow pipe leading
TO another large reservoir, this second |
reservoir will furnish water for the
ranchers fully eight miles from the
toWnuite. Water lie TO DO had i'm |
abundance aud IL excellent for do.
meatle a. we'll as for irrigating pur.
poses. While the land at the present
10 only partially cleared the work OF
Retting 1t In shape is going rapidly
on and this should not blind the
prospective buyer TO the great poslbi-
Titles Of the country. II IL a gem IN
the rough, one that needs only the
magic wand Of cultivation 10 make
one Of the most beautiful spots IN the
state. The soil, Is matter Of course,
has the same fertility that the sur.
rounding country Is noted for. Last
week ten lots and three ten acre
tracts were sold. woodvlllo is one
definition Of opportunity. Are you
going to let 1t clip by your Read
the advertisement concerning Il Ia
ihts issue OF the Press.
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Classified Advertisements

FOR RENr-Officc space in WigEett Block
See A. Blixt, Brown Table supply Co,
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Mere mistakes are made In the con.
@Huction Of manure trenches than IN
any other simple feature connected
Win cow stalls. II less than EIGHT
smchas deep. cows win stand with
GAeir hind feet In them and win step
MIC them In passing In and out IL
.aa8nf % ten Inches deep. cows soon
Seam 10 step over them. and very few
eowB WIN stand with their hind feet
AA them. The trench should be wide
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Dairy Cows Eoonomlxe Feed.

When II 10 considered that the same
foodstuffs fed to cows produces very
much more nutrlment In the shape of
milk than when fed for beef It Is seen
why the dairy industry II 10 important.
AZ stated In the work ON feeding by
Professor II. r. Smith OF the Nebraska
station, "a per cent or more energy Is
expended by the steer IN celebrating
food In the form Of meat than Is ex-
pended by the cow In celebrating the
same quantity In the form of milk"
OF course It must be understood that
the kind Of COW to do this must be OF
the dairy type.
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enough to admit scoop shovel, and
this means fifteen to eighteen inches
wide. Trenches of this size will hold
two days accumulations. which In
case OF storms Is great convenience
'-Hoard's Dairyman.
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The SPORTING WORLD

Mathswaon In Shape Again. Ne Says.
baseball fans everywhere are inter.
ested In the various announcements
that Christy Mathewson. the former
worlds champion pitcher OF the New
York Nationals. has regained his old
time twlrling form. II so the fans look
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-09

nonhaa Learned Much al Athana.
The risa Of George v. Bonhag % attn.
letic greatness a. a runner during the
past few months has been the result