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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
THE KING or ANIMALS.
TraPpers and Skin Experts Give Thla
Title 20 the Black Fox.


In the estimation Of trappers and
voyageurs of eastern North America
as v~il as In the eyes OF the very rich
nobility Of Russia and Siberia there Is
only one king OF beasts, and the name
Of this beast Is the big and radIantly
shining black fox, which roams over
the cold and barren hills that stretch
from east Of the Penobscot river In
Maine, through New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia and, skipping the mouth
Of the St Lawrence river, extend in
diminishing hummocks through west
ern Labrador and end in the hillocks
and Laurentian formations which sur
round Hudson bay.
Those who seek the choicest and
most expensive furs known to man
and who will pay any price for what
they want must go to the bleak coast
line OF eastern North America for
what they want and may have to wait
for years to secure pelts that will
match perfectly with other skins
which are to go toward making up a
set, for the black fox of North Ameri-
ca-le reynard noir Of the French
hunters = wears the most valuable
Overcoat Of any animal on earth.
AS a rule, about five perfect pelts
from black foxes are captured svery
year, and Of these three are bought by
the great Hudson Bay Fur company
or its tributary associations. Though
Maine alone furnishes more than 10000
fOxskins every year and though near
~ 5000 active men spend most of the
winter in trapping and poisoning foxes
and other animals for their furs, only
twice in the run Of twelve months
are the combined efforts Of these Indi-
vidual hunters able to secure n black
fox
In no way except in color does the
black fox differ from its congener. the
red fox, whose pelt sells for $3.50, or
from the gray fox, whose oveTcoat Is
valued at from $50 to $500, but when
ever a hunter can secure a black fox
and remove Its skin without marring
the fur he Is as sure of receiving from
$500 to $1,000 for his trophy as II he
had the money in his hand. Not only
Is every black fox pelt bought as soon
as taken, but a dozen Russian noble
men have paid agents travelling In
North America all through the winter.
seeking out remote hillside farms and
abandoned logging camps. where it is
possible that a shy and elusive black
fox may have been seen.-Chicngo Rec
ord-Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
WALL STREET cANNIBALS."
Explorer Gail Says They Are Worse
Than the Fills.

nan the lis.
Telling stories of the atrocities COM
mitted by the Samoans and Fills Of
few years ago-such, for instance, as
the tale Of Fiji king who delighted
to STAY his subjects in order that he
might feast on their brains and ate Dor
lions Of no less than a thousand be-
ings before he became converted to
Christianity William Edgar Gail, ex.
plorer and lecturer, recently told q
church full Of people In Detroit that
there is still something to be said for
barbarian cannibalism in comparison
with the cannibalism Of Wall street.
says a special dispatch to the New
York World.
you've got the real thing In New
YOrk's Wall street. What's the differ
ence between a cannIbal Of New Gui-
nea and one in Wall street? Only in
the fact that the former eats his dish
in the densest of darkness and relishes
his meals by mouthfuls and the latter
by swallowing whole legislatures and
mems souls at single gulp in the
brightest of lights. Modern commerce
has degraded every class with which II
has come in contact"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

Some of the wealthiest spOrtsmen o.
Vermont are DOW engaged In a move
ment to stock the coverts Of Vermont
with foreign game birds. Among the
birds which II is believed can be in
froduced into the state are the daley
pa. which Is native to Norway; the
capercaIlxse. which Is found IN the
highlands Of Scotland: blackjack AID
ring necksd phaasant&.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

In the recent election in Finland nine
teen women were chosen members Of
the national legislature, triumph for
woman suffrage absolutely without
precedent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

The weather must agree with the
~oIdest lnhabitant- that as things
turned out the first few months OF 1907.
there is really something to arbitrats
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
|YER's STORY

III DID lily p1.eul
= separate, as this docu-
pdIcate?''
Don't you recognize the
forgot that the agree
Ire when l allowed you
those old ales. 1t hap
time ago, you know. But
good deal less serious
ssginings would probably
some memory the old
a into a reverie and had
a before proceeding.
Where was L? Oh, yes
ere married and settled
Ing. When you came to
ase dispasslonately they
nv real trc=5le. In my
Tas given to talking too
On the other hand, he
urn. She spoke when ST.
have been better, and he
hen il would have been
peace for him to speak.
come to review the bare
seems almost incredible
MD have ever thought Of
what may seem tribes
eat deal in this world.
of their household outfit
tin milking pail with a
he'd. She liked to see it
a kitchen ornament, but
lting her he appropriated
She sharply told him not
D and added quite a vol
iscourse on the rights Of
unning her household af-
Tas where she talked too
ID nothing by way Of ex-
conciliation. That IN
3D. too little.
same evening they dis
E subject Of predestina-
ly discussed at that time,
hing he used the tin milk
hen she reprimanded him.
/ was very fond of dogs
e one Of the Hewfound-
The dog and his master
cats. Your mother was
artial to cats and had no
r dogs. She could keep
the dog would not per-
afforded another bone
They failed to agree as
Of work they should do
nd she talked about II
med to talk, and his ST.
pnstrued as sullenness.
tin pail was driving
tin pail is a small thing
% is an apple, and you
cured In an episode that
] Of the serpent over us
he sat down to mend
In front of the sitting
here she was knitting,
Jed him that the proper
OdOriferOus employment
chen. Then 1t was that
ested that they did not
10 each other and that il
J be best for them to
: dividing their posses
rcastically stated that
ngth IN accord as to one
pped stitches while he
] into his thumb.
ivered quite an opinion
Of divorce, holding that
ping fer them to do was
marriage bond remain
Again they agreed.
hey would better pro
tile notoriety as posi-
mat she thought of me
Iide the property. She
be fair. and that was
AXE most of the night.
re liked to escape the
But both were proud,
he couldn't go to see
re was the balance OF
he said, and then he
milking in a wooden
Jed the next morning
impossible for her to
ause the cream would
not churn and get the
r market. Then she
he looking as mutely
your father. The next
for neither had an ex.
ming, and told me to
eement of separation.
neither wanted it, but
&c on my part would
so | wrote that paper.
Il.
division of property.
cows, and each insist
T must have three.
aderness that did not
u action, but l kept
mess She could out
nhally consented to
OWs, mentally resolv-
over to her fathers
was settled at home
uid agree as to moth
ng the other to have
ana they really grew
meir protests. Then
and | struck, telling
adjust their differ.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27

.rbe Star spangied Banner eentsn.
NAL At Baltimore In 1914 b . star
proposition, all right
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-27
Provided.

Slr' give me ? sous for
n.
ESQ | dear, but / donat
hem. =alr.A- A..
@ LoluAra.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

A fushuei cutting a0ny @
p'aeaat g9outeau THURSDAY sse0 H
ahich man q tbs uams u
Hurt vas sasbet fourteen tua
wltll 4 knife ia the hAnls b 3tn
Aoou and - fnaIt IS nos Hs
Al the point ~ death fl ms
that hath seu rivals foe fhe iant ai
Miss Jessie Flshsf ard thai ahsa te
tfl0 met "a TIE depel platform tbe
trouhs started silhtne stete IS
FROM parties eho ae TIE Hcl5
ve learn that TIE cutting sas s.
must sasageuatute tie platform 1as
uttsnilf eogeud sith hloud nraat
Payne hfUaEll Naae h fhis 4
sheu hs Was committed e. laH ai
al.l - aeid psndHg lBe result 81 tHs
iuuas 81 81 ilat
Myrtle NWre a3lo a.se participated
ii ue saht escaped lBs 0eslm ans s
stfi 81 aass Nls f9sfeg IS as -
lae heia Uf tia eHets
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
A MURDER MYSTERY
0as more Victim Added % Lbae
Glsgof Crimes hy Organized
Baud * Thugs.

tisaiofaa Cltg kus With i aak
.ei n0ie Ia ll.e face anelher over tie
heafi sad fN0 la fhr eft afm llle
ears severed from tlls bead. gise ho8y
q Az unlsleuiiaed lalaofng asa vas
iouoa yesterday uoan thsse mllea sasi
q the e,gf hy q p Ap5leeaie aud
H y Nafsss who aefs siaftin9 ior
"a sfterufons fishing Ia West End
axe The man appears % have been
less than 3 reas cd. u medium
height and weight wlth eYsfy luaieA
tlon thar te @as a lAborlue man
Not sign d Identification ~as
found upon him 0F fis clothing
Tie authorities bold 70 ths theory
that the man h victim ~ An orTan.
iasd gang u muFisfers They asssrt
- present crime VAS committed IL
he same Faag fnst Killed ths niAn
found ia 4 b0Acaf AZ Chickasba only
lasi aees only u that oase both ears
aefe cQt from ths bead - the yietia
2 4 schfixcf farmer living near
sllsfe tle BODY sas found sass tilaf
De- heard three of foaf sh6ts last
uleit ah9ai Hidnebt
nps . the stmuRe features = fis
1se 8 thf snlng q baaau ssf AZ
afena assaae ahd Hudson street. ths
aauluf og aastosttst itnle eged
tlattie ear geaE tafl.e ls3t g the
murdered a tNe are
htea the
ni t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
Hsw plaes q Amassmsa,

HJ suaus q Chelsea. 5 "a the
cify with Ftes to opening d
bawllus allies sid hatlng flus
here ils has leased uae three vacant
lots al tus eofnef e Vann sgfest and
Canadian avenue and siii pfoc - At
once ultllthe atetlun q camNo.
aiom building q egsg lu TIE nelghlos
had az fasa Nc seafts expects
10 eondaef ~ ofdeFi4 80 % date
place. Mhefe Adies aud gentlemen
mas indulge IL busilng and skating
without islus interrupted hy fosdf-
ism. The place Nill ha upen q tie
paUIie IL aboal leQ weeks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
ai tlatei

rls ~ afg eeztHsr ia aaHaset
a. safa asfael b # stenlt
b4t ua t aassf rs ls'pei g
sane
Ulas i. aepef IS sfIeas li g
tYpiad tsrsf a. tNls eflt.Hg
nans9ssasb soas 60. . Wslsh
lasi sataatag
Wm veCars ara anH eefe 8
Nocn saturday
wstssalns l.aa l'sso ule aiaef g tls
dAf Jhs essi week
81 & Nsausoiaaga hAs sister
ana - uuslaat visiting bin at qfes
ear
RK Tmapseu aud eiie stfe tie
guests 81 lim smllband siie laal sst.
un1aY
M 3. Adams wsng 20 isiua Kan
en- basluess SATURDAY
Al naniap has finished stacking hls
stleai And cats
Uncle lspam Parks vas Neleh
caller SATURDAY
Nessfs Nike Mount aut 4 6ni.
nth s0naalel 81 Frank hlsnsys
nell I<ensy ana site were n Wslcli
SATURDAY
Slmms and hls partner we're in fhese
parts gathering - tat cattle satuf.
day
flaffg uouell bought seven llesa q
IA cattle a Roland ksene las
"wednesday Tor shieh ~ hesne re'
rsigel 90 .at eaeh,
Mis- Hoen went e Nslet g
aag
ST. ant Ms ~ nIansef e AlluHe
and NJ atA an. o g Thompson
afs the quests 81 ST. and Nn :. :
araau. Ms nIsnses skpesa &
spead tpa weeks "a tiss Vicinity -
itlnk lntnas ard Af40es
Hears eoiasld sas o Nsla'i to.ia'
Tho grain eup IS Reported = nas
lne eoef ,ied lu tNe fiein'if
Eagle Heights lali q, e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
Local Happenings


seNef ausei 'efa are h4iH4 Nat lA
ipf tile Alr ellaa building en sfa
LAsl s,ae
pspatf & h laidasl Wili lssye
tonight re columtas unls q ae
liver a pfisautf.
Nss ana Mrs. Pred chnbo l.ass fp
ternesi q SpAsls.AW n rertlala fheil
staagelialie wart
Nlsa ilbstie Haynes ahd slssa isg
Ian Maftla lrtafnea tAs aofulns
ftpm lklt Al Chelsea
lietef Skinner ptat 20 hluslacsss
yesterday evening Il load a2e eAn q
cattle far ~ S. Louis market
cai wunsF ftom over "a grAna
flsel, nas in toen today tic says
tie r0fn 0ssr Ia IN neixntaftsooi Is
loo&lug good
sitorge Davis councilman from TIE
Third aafd, who has been eouansd 70
bis hans by sickness fer Alout .
month. - stiil vHAhle 10 le oat.
TIE wofk Of pstting Ia the c..
ment nocF 10 the basement IL the
Auditorium bailding Il proceeding
rapidly nnsisf the Supervision of Il.
II AandeailAil
a. ~ Harris An1 wife left tth
moFning fog a sslt with rsiatigsA
and ffteDds AZ nunoeiou, Ne NJ
liArfh essScts Il return ia atpout
aees hat NfA Harris ain pEotAblg
remain n Ml@sufi ! nsonth.
VI l. Thompsen and family Nf
aud Sfa Il I BlxkeuaY and Mf and
Mn G h rendieion eil lsags to.
nlghs Tor CauaaA ie spend 4 month
ThsY expect % slslg Niagara Falls
ana ngnsfaas elheg po'uts q inter
ssf n tl4r ilgmlnku
ukAiaNs S eapsfioaeUg sn -
auns tl4t tbFeatens Is hne sn
ies upl4 4iHis SEE sis assni fnN
m lei n inaaH 'refnfe s
8gieu Mi ntn fU
ssne es lu VAaa - pp
aili slaas ta lha ~ 8 a
ana sof fhe gan teN
~ aa.ss8e 9gisf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
TO MAKE E2SPEECHES
Haskell win Deliver Address Both
Afternoon and Night at Bic
McAlester Meeting

south MeAiesfer August II sas
learned at Democratic headquarters
t1ai changes have been - made be
tie program for TIE hls Democratic
meeting, marking ule opening 0f the
state campaign, and to be held here
nest Monday that Hon. e N HASKELL
candidate fuf governor will speak
both d the afternoon aud a night
This viii be pleasing ness tu these
sh0 expect 60 attend the meeting ard
eh0 must return home ln the evening
IS il eas afsi arranged thal BE would
speas 0ny at night
Mr. Haskell Il IS expected uiH in
the afteHnoon outline the ISSUES 0f the
campaign and hls address a olKht
elH bo 4 defeuse Qf fb0 parts position
o. 81 questions ta Is met during lie
campaign
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
LID is ON TIGHT
At TULSA TOWN

Tulsa Z August Tile i5 has
been fastened down 90 az tie baqi
legeius Joints and tie bind pig pro.
ugJen are ia acg eah and ashes
FIFTY deputy Quilted States maulais
are here q preyeut Tie violation of
the prhihltlan lAa The dlsWrses
of moousbine NhlskY have moved 0ut
along the country roads aud arr not
doing much business Ihe man uhe
gets s drink ca Tulsa TODAY has 90
lave q bottle Of bis 0an.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

Ifa faaf|ses af EtWf white Tie
,aans nan SEQ was toHi murdered
uths ailfad fafis az panoas s 6.
a.s nefu is5 nglf Ase eeea
eAtat Ihsg hes g tho sflu.if q
Ieaea spfaEs Mg. % aHteh p1iHt
tha ssmasus hate iseH adBee3 fef
bafIAi Nusus White aatssi .H tHi
around KlnHH f8f : 3er tire gfHaf
II sa.ae g. raems ard th's faFf .ei
f8 tie helIelthat be HFed hftt lie
Nas Anosu IS oniy tse ueepe here
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

fsgaay AagaAl
Ea cmsthaeld eAs aasa 81 and
costs ia poalre reuu ti@ mamlns fef
being dFaus
W W klnsia = naned e fls
home wilma tlrsaseuea sgsaes g 81
plspAl ieFor
Nm i 1 Motnlnk lAa Fetulnea
from 4 several seeks ytaf at Alba
4asf48e n. II
wf nna Mrs p 81 Davidson left
gaai evening foF Cleveland ohio iof
several weeks yislt
James Davenport wsns e kanANa.
Seminole county fesiefiag Aftafnoon
70 look after bis political fences
We. May sent 70 ChstfrYAle thn
morning 10 see ~haf is OBTAINING ma.
ehlnsry ordered Cor tie brick plant.
Willie Wolfe IS painting aud screen.
ing the residence occupied by his M.
Gle. jacob Wolfe and IS doing . good
leb
M aod Mn A. y lEtchsn wili
Leave tomefrow evening iof Denver.
coloraio, 10 - absent tao or three
weeks
A. y Green and Nla FAietia Hay
acp4fted over The Fflsco this morning
for visit sith relatives and friends
- Springfield Ne
James Hancoes, . nefemAn Oh TIE
nse raltell fssdsnee. yesterday han
oas 81 hr 'oes Amest wsufed from
tns igot b. . tasnli.ne falling eu Il
in tha mAgofa eaaft tNs mafu.ns
Herman nfpsn HeAte1 euilt4 q
coans oi bslng 1rgns sd VAS anel
81 sna taais smoHntns o. ts shsch
&c pAla
CHss tae4sn 81 ane8 fmm Tn.
m Gis Hin ifs w itf i,e
eaeesn ,e emsa
Nms aad atIsat am anfe
Hs e8t todAg
NWuf isfeas aaab folsat 1s
e8 ttts eN ar a1Isl ln
aul il fael a.o aalst a4 Justice
ta uifr ssaiu lte ece snd
4gmt4 eftNs euf
Res II s. Aasw afaf 8 tNe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
whyffet and iAoffy

ehen yUaf chisd hasa severe cald. Aou
used n9t fear pneumouM e. other pal
meuafg atssases. Keep supplied slth
nAlAms nefetuand syrup . posi-
etse eurs 81 Cad Coughs. Nhnrlns
Coaeh and Bfnuchnis Nn HAL -
Sioux Falls. S II. writes ] have ased
your eaadsfial lsI.atds llofsh0au1
syrup. 81 AZ ehlltfen TT ase yeals
lis results have bsn veandsffql
ieapIe nrng store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
nl Ansua


niN August
Mis An smsr ssnt 60 Ss'llsaa
tfe Nafal8e 81 ssst sglssa
w Nefion fnnlrsatal al opsf.
af6g g nAftlsyIls aN "a NHifa fe.
daY
6r8tef webo elI aN evening re
eeeA aslt euA Nl Nshb 4
saYalga
" = rsrsY rttarUa se nshg
from nAftlsssille elsegs o. lisa ssan
ou 90 eAss business
Deputy N smlsa 81 Grove ihs
moruI-K bfoaeif 81 iffl Lscs. eiagE.
ed ei,a sAbsatk hreakins
IaAe cohn and John r EssAfa.
prominent oll men of clsoisea pese
here today 90 court business
Tie Republicans q ti.o Third ooIs
gre@ional district will hold . cenvsn
tlou at Tahlsquan SATURDAY Aug
10
Fred NaysrS and J " Morsaa, The
two men arrested severas days ago
charged wlth roangefieliing are be
ine given q hearing before the com.
missioner thh affeFuecn
An addition 20 ths Sacred Heart
destitute balldlng Is leiug planned
snt Il is expected hat q viii la bQit
tefort'iime ief ogsnlpg q the usxt
tern oi scilpei
Ninlta 3 The center 81 lit greatest
haylnk country ga tie aalaa fief
pfodaet gees alo ever no8a sud cef
nsf - the eiHba and tts 3pp q
etlausiahe
Pauline Young 6eaa sud
lgHlS iMn a w a
3atet U IS De-
fNH Htuns tle ~
dfa
nefg a Mars
htoa.lt Hiate iafs tlh
eita 9atHans
.sHp Wa sln@e8 tR
ha tIft aa a
pf eh
W@ Harris Afu n ue
siee Ha atl candidate Ga nan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
rsaak ,hs sire Dspmtmsa,

FW lUsg nAsnlpf u.h Hnias
feeeFe8 ii,e to'losiae stfe feaH TIE
gesafa sat9flat aieH1 q ne s.
Loaa s san Francisco nsaresa eH.
p8
81 sa nHsaIef
gef = Fssa Department
NiHlfs T
laaf assesss=i = = = sste
taieY Nan s5afm sts Mlel fst
See uaass tEe lsa ps1ium S eHf
slatIu n4Ht q sfsfeia5e feA
IS tfs ~ ss "a
ths Ista amsaf NseA "a p tlNHk
r8a 81 pfes-stmE the sRleaH = Af#
alllH a.l4ls5 bsah1 hate a p
es He ne1l.sHH Astt -
gfnsafeaai l5sn kse q o tf8sa aat
nfsfraes toa 04ef Wsin
lue
Nu4fs tf
fl NuFNe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
CREEK LANDS ALIENABLE
AFTER AUGUST 8

According % au Official u6tce O.
the opiulon rendered bg AtteruW
General nobaparteen iulg li resaIgsd
hf George Wright eomm issoHsf 70
tae Five cIslizel Tribes aigh hssi.
quarters al Muskogee. Tia period &
restrictions on the alieuatsono on ffeek
lands wlll expire August s, iaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

Onna fasailse Fruit syrup s sold
under : ps6lgt eaalaniee e feie
eaaa naiisn. slsk headache tenasH
groalle. 0g aus form el laa'eestMn
If i falis. she Hsuas4eEaun feiaeA
wear naHef Wil4l Nae can 4fH $40
gleY Az oWENs
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-09
PENNINGTON

Special Cor Oca,a Banner:
cur farmers arr through pullin.
th,r fodder and some ara ureparin.
land far fau vegetables
Nj D *. M5Nsun gave an lee cream
social la-r Thursday night His moth
er and Mrs.. d. Faut were tn chaper
uns and everybody enjoyed them
Erlv.s
Mi>s Eva Townsend Of Hawthorne
Il rhr guest Of h-r aunt, Mrs, R. r
Wilmington. Tor a few days
M.ss.s Bubi- ana Marie NettIes Wis
ited relatives ar Reddick last week.
Mr T. II. Mills. the photographer a.
this place. attended the picnic a
Pine last w-rk
Mis- Naymir Carlton. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. h. r. Whit
tingtou. oi this place Viii return To
n~r home a -. Petersburg next Fri
day. accompanied hy her niece MIS-.
Eva Townsend of Hawthorne Tk
writer. NTH others. hates 10 see them
40 away. hUt hopes they will return
again -ouu.
NJ NIL Niece" of DunnellOn visit
~ our Sunday school 'asr Sunday. a
did Nr Knohloch of Reddick.
Ar stevenson. one of Edwards
Bros convict guards. attended Sun,
day school SUNDAY and entered his
name a. member un our roll book
Mr Aaron Hicks and sister. Ruby
alzn gave iu their names As members
TNu uf our young men We're callers
IN o., GriS-r ueighhorhood last sun
day. Then" must be- some attraction
"" aro having plenty OF rain ;hes,
day
Nr g. N Mathews and daughter
Nrr, business callers al Mcintosh
last SATURDAY
SUNDAY school every SUNDAY ~
So" Everybody is cordially invited
to attend
Nj , * MiNSun Is busy trying t.,
finish ai- house.
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-09
Now on the STAGE

The popularity Of IL New York
Sunday Worlds Gibson bathing Girl
pictures has grown rapidly They are
now being represented on the stage
Paul West has written = song. and
the managemenr Of the "Follies of
1907 a, the big New York Theatar
Roof Garden has put the song on the
program with sixteen Gibson girls in
the chorus. \ new Charles Dana Glib.
son bathing girl art supplement is
given every Sunday with the New
York World.
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-09
B6UUEVIEW BRIEFS

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ELECTRA ITEMS


Sp'e.al COZ O.aia Banner:
NJ "a r. Martin ot Moss Bmn and
a.. Matters 81 Electra have just re
turned from Sparr. wh,re they at
JcnI.l -u" county convention of the
Farmer Educational and Co-opera
ti,, Iu.ou. They r.port a good time
a fa, dinner am much interest man
if'>t-l ia 'he union.
IS. are sorry 10 learn that Mr.
y. T. Gri--- uf Moss Bluff is serious
Iy l. also Nr- y J. Smell has had a
rrlap-. lram mraSlr- and il very
sirk
Mis- Dixie Pllans and her cousin
Nil Rosa Br---. hay" gone on a
pl,a-ur. "trip south. They Will visit
Lakeland. Tampa and Palmetto be-
tor, 'hrs r.um. Hope they viii have
a sanl tim- and NOT tarry TOO long in
th, .aH lands of South Florida.
Nj Tomas Halford has The mail
ruuf' uoN from Electra To Oklawaha.
Mis- Emily Halfora. who has been
ou au "N-rui,d visit 10 South Carroll
ua BIAS h""u very sick with typhoid
frt,- Her mother. MrS Halford. has
gone Goo bring her home as soon as
~h,. i- aH'" tu travel
Nr H K Sanders of Jennings Lake
viH E-s.n q prorractrd meeting at
thp Church 81 Christ ~ Moss Blum.
Sarsr.E.. August l".