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Inftipns : Mn5eigen.

SurdI Z. y. Gpbmrg, 9mttiorntur.
Mites 5uucrlaii9es NuitiuuS . NauS,
Er. II, 3uro.Siberins Stra6c.
Hcguidrer 0erfuni
oicien Snntitng, ben u. September,
INT 1890 lllr @urmittags.
Siir nicicu Vertnui
peroe tdI Cit iebr grukes AiUrtimcnt BON
M6bcln NIB Sansbnltungs 1. 8caen.
itGubcn
ans Ertontsg Sobuinqen. guGerbdufern mo all
g%erleinelt Gonii1iaioren %Uiierireu. Sno gliiurtis
lIleri miro 9lueS lit Wt0hcln. pniicub fir lSuri
lor, Spciicjimner, SbIaiIimner, 9Subn5tmmer,
Sale mo Nibliutbcf ellthnIien. Sic Ga6erl
paileft liir ntlc IhriIc SbreS 0duleS, iolpobl IN
tetlclt, pie WiiiteIsG naIititen.
Spc5tei = elm ,llpriaBt".GiGnu, ionic ciI,
UWcaina" sDinIifthften nit - Necpros; pradti.
ace meitnaeucs 4nripr.Gahiuct, tutctc S225
meiingcnc NIB rniainirte NetItcneu; q spciie,
thinner. Stitllc nit edItcm georr-lteDrrSua cine
sGtnridltila aus Scocr; Gin Supbu
NIT seoer'llcber6na; clue ieinc G~nrlur.GinridJ.
tnnlg init @rtrad tcberjitgcn etc, etc.
Euttiucr 0crtGui.
(263-D I. Y. 9slbura. 9tuliionator.
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5n uerfauien:
2meis uro oreift0dige 6dufer in alien Stebts
tbeiIen. iSerner @riino5inie lro gltftebeHoe
SDpotbefen. Ga6infraaen bel Sermnnn gaoen.
rup, 8runoeigenfbIimss Wiaffer, Nr. III, Gpro.
GbarfessStrnBe, 8altimprc, Wib.
Mndb shifisiarten bon ilnb nndb 9entidInnb
linb bier 5i BADEN. tSepfl5.1O
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Mne, weldbe Wslb aebraudeu, fpreden hter
Dor. anleibeu auf Saldre, Wlobel uio @rnno'
siaenttnni. S,n 8ertrar'n. aeine aoan'S fftee'
100. orbspaensStra (27a-)
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gerfallfe ouf Der 8altimorer Gffef.
ten.8orie.
FIRST CALL.
SECOND CALL.

$500 llnitco Rms Stumbling 5er........ Ts
$4,000 S~tHoroilIe Traction 5er.........1o2h
$1,000 Soutber1 5t0iIiuan r..........10 1909
$1,000 org i. a
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Sn permietben

gu permtcthen:
grdhtiee breiil6diee Sdufer nit o 8tnlrtern
un6 Beranba. $500 8lod, YarfsSeigbtSsaoe.
Bas uno eIefirif6es 2i6t. 9ampfbci5uIis.
@afherei. @nfeitpldbe etc.
8. Srutng Werrtan,.
Office, POP, Qniusplbg. 3700 Barfs8eigbtSsube.
(Snni30, 1S,9&S)
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1u p~erfanfcn binig:
Sdiifer bon 5000 bis $3.50; ale Ssrbele%
runaen; Iei6te 0eoingnneeii; nieoriaer @rlino.
aims. Iad,ufragen Ode Yratt. nnb Sedbste
etrabe, Stghlanotoiun. tSepf4 1Nt)
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SbIoiier, @aus mo AunitsSh!oier fir ornn'
meniale Gifens uIln @ror5eurbeit; Sreppells. @es
Idnoers, Glepnturs9lrbeit etc, Qiat aoreiitrt
rcbtt gtngube oes glters mo Hpbleo: ,Sbe =.
Gdretber & Guns Co." Sinrinnatt Ctiu.
(264 ,b,s, 12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

2nral Haitiiun e. Wabau.
Yeremptoriider Muttionsberfami
mertbboQen SanplaBen
@eig@|S,
an Der S6roiiGen Gentralbobu, nur orei
Mcileu non Der etaot. Iirctt nJrolidD uuu
Der Stnot nuo ir oeiu geiluocieu Sbeiie
UNI nitinipre'6uuntD
$50 SaupldBe
in oieirr bpd rnrpi6encu 0uritaot.
M brcitcu StraBen.
IN pitpreeter @etie uueBcicgt.
Seine Gnft,
prad,tuulle Sccncrie.
Miiiien Nlle
auf DffcntlidJer Nuftiun
Obnc SeIdJranfnng ubcr Geicruc
Dcrfanft iuerOen.
Mn Srt nn0 Stclle.
gcginncnb Snmitag,
%. September 1907,
3 ltbr NndIptittags.
siurlon 9eiabts, an Der NbrbIi6eu Gems
trntsSnbn. 8lirtons Stntion licat nur orcl
Mtellen non Der nurhIiber IStuot9rfn5e;
lteat punberld6n, NIT gulem 3u8oicrit ieoc
Siuioe; III BOD gelegen lIiIo gelullo; refine
Cuff NIB reiles nrlefittes Nruunenlpaiter;
eiettrtfde 8eicndtnng UNI nabe Der Staa
Sic @aupIdte baben 5ront an Der Of
iCttlincn 9alloftruBe RurtonsHoab.
Wialpern, 9GiInro, ga @eun. Nerluid mn
9ocnltsgluenues, TmorpFV!ace. 9itnloIs uno
@beIfeo' Strnbe ltto 8opce., 6arroltpn' illto
Wiubiuoposs lperileS.
WidJt Elm milbcs 2anOitiif,
ionbern cine iuubl eut,uifeltr
@pritaSt
NIT ~iertigen etrabcu.
nho Iofurt ftr Saujue6c uerfiigbar.
ISiir Den Snd)cr cincs ScimS.
Tiefer Ierfonf bietst cine olsnabmIide
@elcgenbeit tiir ben tultf eiles toealelt
9!abes. on ieber Nauplue g~ellii9euo arob
w. ,s SIsritril5s Tsf s, tetnes Grtsii;
Worftdote bon Baltimore.
Tiir ben Sapitaliiten.
2U OCT Vtllllli tlI luNuIlllUICI Hlp ulG
oone Der @nitplGbe fp aISge5eid1net 1T,
fp1te oieier Terfauf cine beforbere 3uas
Irait fitr Napiidliiten bnben. bn Der 8ertb
totbtpcnbiger Weiie iteiaen mub.
Sch ipciic!
Sicbt @ortBeil ans bicicr
8elescn6eit,
aommt snm @erfani.
Ganft bic SanplGtc.
Samitaa %. Septembcr,
3 ltbr Nadmittags.
Siipc ieoe 2tnnbc in bcioen Niftrnaen.
rGonnniers" BiIIete, ~ Gents oos Stfid;
Grip" Ni1ete 10 Gcrts baS Stiid. 9ilete
,pcroen fir Die ~geliefcrt, ipelthe has Siaens
ibnm intpiBireii ooer Dem 8erfauf beifuobs
iteu rpolen. wenl ie itb bet'm sluItiordtor
inelocf.
@crfnltfss9 cbinaungen Sin 7rittel
panr, Jieft III 6 uno ~ Wiundter, ooer 10
9ro5cnt Hdbuit fiir cause Vnar5nbluna.
Sin Sepoiit miro fir ieoel Yaltp,us Der
lanai.
anrten BEG GieentbuinS auf BerInuaen
bonn Niitionntur a~eIiefert.
Sm g~tuftrage Der Vefiber
2baiu & Wic65uire,
Vattiion d Wnbnu,
(oGl SOD Wuftioiatorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Gin Cafe Adder mn SrnnmeHtirer criter
aIdiie. bad 5~ufrage1 bel Tieie'c, Tr. 10t, Neii'
ylurtb.Ntueuue. t263-4)
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ST.. SnmueI @Gite gcitor.
BEN. - Sr. Somllel Wbite, Elm irii.
bercr 6obrifont, Itarb I'M st. SO.
iepb'S Noipitol," mG6reno al inn
cine operation poll5ogen ipuroe. Die
9eer0igung iinoet bette Tormittaq
bon Der ct. SAnatillS Stride aus alli
oem Bonnie 9roc . Srieoboi" itott.
Ter Neritorbcnc muroe am 20. Sfto.
Der 1922 in 9ooen.9n0en geboreIl
un0 fam i'm Sabre 1864 nnf 9(nle.
rita. gr bintcrldBt jipei ainoer, Srn.
George e. @bite unb Srau q. q,
Wnrtin.
Hcider ainDericgcn. -
Nngcnebnt o0er pieaei6t niht ollgc.
ncbm iibcrroiht mar Der Eole Nin.
cent @rpnfieminc5 BON Nr. GtS, Siios
@olieltroBe, ulS ibm bel ieincr 6eim'
tebr oie Rittbcilnng gemoft muroc,
Dab ibll lcine 6rnu nit Irillingcn
bciAcnft bate. Nls @ater 9orobnB
BON Der IF. Observation-Disclosures bic
SnltIe upornobm, luareu ioipobl Die
brci ntien Mcltbiiroer, uie aud Oic
Mlltter ippbIoui. @rpnfieminc,' Sin,
bcrihanr beitebt nilnnnebr aus nelllt
aopien. Ter reide ainoeriegcu
idciut ii6ri1cnS ein Grbitiid 81 ieiL
benn Die Wlitter uon eSruu @rputies
minc5 gob 5pcinlal 3mi1ingcn OaS
2e6en.
Tompfer SO nd d ten
W ittmodJ ermartet. Ter
Norooeutid)e 9lopo- Iompier naoln"
Scr an IL. Scptember Don 9remcr'
bapen obiuhr, miro am ildditen Witt'
nod ODER Tonneritog bier eintreiien.
Gerielbe bat iiir Baltimore 720 BAL
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0elo at perleiben.

@nleibcu auf NGbel nnb anbere
SfdJcrbeften
fir 9 Bro3ent eenau itG1 benz nenen 0efebe.
9an5 pribaiim. Htdlter, VT. 210, cf.2egtng'
ton.etrahe, misunderstanding"
5n Der Office wtrb 1eutih seiprohen.
(Suni16|
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an %pcrfanitu:

Srei ft1ne Sarmei in guIitmore.Goltrtb
uabe Der Stanf, init guten Sebdiioen. 10 @der
~ $4,000. 80 gder III $4,000 uro 80 .ader 5i
$4,000. 5errer ioleenSe Bargains III grne
alien 0obntmis, al $50: 1870 Ider. t05 flar,
IL 0alo, autes Saus. III $500; i40 elder.
1870 fIar. 10 ggaIo. cute Sebduoe. 81 $1,000;
1853 ader nit aiiien @ebduoen an eIeftriiber
0nbit $4,000. MdbercS bel Nermanu Saoeus
boob, Dir. iii, 8..Gbarleffr, Baltimore Wo.
(SeptttO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Gin @roeerbs sifnb 4ropiiions sQdben mil
Sais. TadbSnfrngen in Vr. 1000, Wiftens.N ue.
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Steacnseindc.

Stencgeiud:
Gin gdder fud1t Sieue ais 5peite ODER brittle
Sa1b; luearbeit. Sfferien inter Gbtffre IT.
a." ,Teutidrr 6prrcipunbcnt." (264-6)
Steaeaeindl:
Gin niidterner W,arn I'M @lter bon 80 Sab
reu ,piinfnt glrbeti In Slide ooer AeitaltrnIlt
bon Z bis II ubr ieoen Ibeno. Moreile; M.
o." ,Tentihcr Gurrcippnoent." (25G-o)
stcnegeiudb:
Cine dItlife bentidbe 6rali iplridt cine Steue
fir Saisarbeit uIlo in Der Aiide bebltl1llb 6l
iein. Gaf5ufraeen in Tr. 129, HDrs'@rnoe'
etrabe. t263-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
. 8crinugt;

3tuei iunoe Wdnner ali elmer 5ri6ts5nrm
fir @artens mo Saruurbeii in &ir9itleI. 3l
~eriraeeu bel WdR Carroll, Nr. 2i9H, GftNnrtB'
stOenue. Cub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

9>uei quite Tcb0er, elmer. nm C6fcn SIT
fdIattcn. Der unbere dlS S6peineirebgcr. 81
~erfraaen bel Is. q. anrIe, Nr. %, Jeuttns'sans'
(264-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Waite fir'o stusfans beiorat o.. Naine. sir.'
Sh.IaltimcresStr nate 0nitcm peuie.Aue.
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Gu perfauien:
@iaie = ioiort cine Siderei NIT Biero mo
Ssaeen. s'ad5utyasen in Tr. 49, Satbertae'
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Dies lit Shre 0eIeaenhett

Dies lit Sbre 8eIeaenbett
iur @rtuerblug ctues mooernen 5iuets ooer breis
tt0digen SduieS TN gutter GAGE.
2200 Sdnicrgeuierte Eit,Hurib.NUeune.
SeIiiem rir Que SiraBenbabn'Stnicli. Seoes
QdlIs beitbt ale 9irrtbiungeft, init oeneu elm
moocrncs 9aus nusgefiaitet lperoen fam.
.Saglidl uup Suunings sur Snipettiun uficn.
Simmer 6f, Suitber 9utlotng,
(Sept5-) Sd1ette- uno ct. Rauls Ctr.
5H uerrnurcu:
Nr. 723, 725, 727 etc, 8prIu6.9lpenue
Coils 20 SUB 8 8ou bel 200 5iB; brei @epierie
pttlid BON oer yorfsStouo; b0uitdnoie prd6iig
%oeiorirt; ieoe toberne 9equemlidfeit.
Tr. 115, III, 1f9 etc, Jiuros Iaiurcnts Str,
Oiuiiben Sairmnuntsglpenie unb 5uDettesgir.,
etn Seoiert bonn yBatterfous@urf". Slr6ipee
loon %oeiorirt; ieoe mooerne 9eauemlidteit;
bpeiii1dige Qduier. Gotu arb Z. Sturd, an Srt
ano Stclle, ODER gir. 81, 0nntber.Suilbiue,
6anette. nub ct. Saul.Str. (SebrY, 1Sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Sin iunger DiaHn lit eiliem Grocery uuo
gruoiiiunss4noeu; elmer nit Sriubrun9 miro
bprae5ogen: outer Elub fir Den rchteu Braun.
sloreiie: Sreoerid. uuo Gunins.suc, SruiugtUu,
Dio. (264-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
@erlangt:
&erlanet MGnner nnb Gnaben.
0crlault:

Mebrere frdfti9e @%rOciter; outer Sobn; iies
tioe Neibdftigumg. 9tu68ufrdpen in oen Bat
timore Su6urban Gas Noris, {. ruo Saltt-
mure.Strafe, 9igblanotupn. (264. 90
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8erlaHgt


Gin iutGer Manu sur IusbiiIfc 6inter Der gar,
ytud)6uirageu i'm ,8crmnnias Sub" Nr. 40S,
gseit. Sapetie.S trabe. t2G4-5)
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3u perfanfen:
Gin Suiis NIT fehs 3imner1 ulto .0do.
MadD5uiraaen in Ir. 617, Weit'g4eit's traRe.
C2W' 81 2A44K
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
3n %ucrfanfcn.
Su neriaufcn:

Gu pertaufru:
Sine Jarm III glndloit, nabe Dem o3telans
Souie" an Der ~. & 6. Vabn, 20 Nder grnb:
reihlih Chit uno autes gSniier; Cottage nit II
3immeru. Stna etc. Mdh5uirGgen bel Spbn
s. 2nopig, Mr.. 300, @iarplanb Selepbpn.1e'
bdnoc. (2b4-2Ss1n.A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

fden litib beutftel Sprade in 9Sort ltr0 Sdlrtlt
itidiia; nt!tB aut iibe''"rclt fbnI1e1. Noreiitre:
Geutf- (262-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

.2ob Qreb 5ceSepsa. pfctioe slrbeit. G,nte
9tu66uiruGen bel Der rSuutbosli
2abel & Sug Co.," gr. t2i, Si8bt' Straee.
(2G2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Gin Observation-Disclosures, Der 1ferbe heihlds
geIl fam uno fiir uQaemeine Hunogeratbibdiitl;
itetige StellIug lno gutter Sobn. 9tur eil MIDI
ierrier uno outer Wleb aniier brnt6t lid 81
meloen. Wian a~oretlire i'll 9taltlh: ~. III.
49," German Correspondent. (2G2-4)
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&erIanst Sraaen nnb Mabdeu.

:i6uuJi3S
3lpei cute tpeibe UitSher. zines als Sotin
limo etipas lSafhe Su belnrgeII, has uHoerc ais
Sluitp1riertH mo fiir Strmlerarbett. giuh6uirus
gen III Hr. 12s, Meit' S%raHtltu' Strafe, 1tontaa
Wurgen nm II ubr. t2641
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The Reward d lauah,lnea..


The other day a chemist was awak-
ened about 1 o'clock In the morning by
lad clamoring at his shop door Open.
ing his bedroom window. he saw a
small boy, who was gesticulating
wildly.
whats the matterY' inquired the
chemist.
Il want a penny'orth o. camphorated
chloroform for Z toothacher' howled
the lad.
The chemist was not overjoyed
when he found how small the order
was for which he had been so rudely
awakened from his slumber: but TAX.
ing pity ON the sufferer, no dressed
himself and went downstairs to sup
ply the much desired relief. While
measuring the drug he could not help
doing growl at the lad.
"It's like your cheek" he observed.
Ito wake me up at this time Of the
night for paltry penn'orth Of chloro-
form"
ooh. Is tY' said the boy resentful.
", Then III TEX mi custom aOme.
wheer else. Yer can keep yer chlOro-
form. wean't hev II neaw for yer
blooming saucer
And he didn't He went or quite In
dlgnantly. nursing his Jaw. TO wake up
another chemist Pearson's Weekly,
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ExPERIENcED sToRKs.
New York Park Department offered q
Pair at 500.

New York Park Department Offered q
Pair at 500.
Director Smith Of the Central park
menagerie In New York recently no
ceiyed postal addressed to the presi-
dent Of the park department and bear
ing this message, says the New York
Sun:
German chimney storks for family
use. At the suggestion Of President
Roosevelt there viii be imported to
America consignment OF over hun
dred pairs of tame German family
chimney storks. All old experienced
birds, none under fifty years OF age,
each with record OF having brought
happiness and good luck to their own
ers in the fatherland. Single pairs
500 each.
should you desire to avail yourself
Of this opportunity please communi-
cate with Homer Davenport, Morris
Plains, n. j."
The director said he guessed 1t was q
Joke.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-31
ROBERT FULTON MEMORIAL.
Noble Structure Designed For River.
side Drive, New York.

Noble Structure Designed For River
side Drive, New York.
The design for the Robert Fulton
memorial in New York has recently
been completed by Architect Richard
A. Waite Of New York. It comprises
not only a shaft and statue Of Robert
Fulton, but also a crypt for his body,
which now lies in Trinity churchyard,
In New York; also museum devoted
to Fulton memorials and exhibits OF
marine mechanism and construction
such as have marked the development
Of navigation and of which Fulton's
practical application Of steam was an
epoch, says the New York World.
As the ideal spot for the monument
DIR. Waite suggests the foot Of One
Hundred and Sixth street, where IT en-
tiers Riverside drive. He would place
the center of the monument directly In
front OF this street, which commends
itself as one Of the few fine broad 10C
feet streets Of that region. AS an ap-
proach from the roadway and the ave
nues east 1t Is almost ideal as afrordina
u clear view with direct perspective
from the knoll in Central park. At the
intersection Of One Hundred and Sixth
street with Riverside drive Il an ele
walton that will admit Of a spacious
terrace, with broad steps descending
to the crossings leading to the memo
rial.
AS to the scuiptor's part OF the work
the composition Is designed to be In
Roman relief The figure Of Fulton
the eight bas-relief panels illustrative
Of his life, the colossal group Trans
portation-and panoramic scene Of the
frst departure of the Clermont ON Aug
~, 1907, are to be executed In bronze.
The promenade encircling the monu
ment Is some twenty-five feet above
the roadways and the top Of the monu
ment 145 feet from the curb line o.
Riverside drive. To the outer face Of
the sea wall plateau is S25 feet. Thii
plateau, with babins and piers, presents
a water front Of nearly six blocks, or
including the intervening streets, a dis
lance OF some 1900 feet
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Als Him Win The Tsnt.

ION visit to Scotland I went to the
old United Presbyterian kirk at Sa.
voch." nald a clergyman. ''and I heard
good story about a former minister.
Hts name was the Rev. David Cav,
and no was very diminutive. standing
only about Ave feet two inches BE
led TO the altar a strapplng. handsome
las some Ave OF six inches taller than
"a. aud her name was Grace Wilson.
y Tho Sunday after the wedding he
rot neighboring minister 10 preach
for him. 10 that he could cit with his
bride on the nrst sunday. The minis
ter was a good deal of a wag. 20 Mr.,
Cav made him PROMISE faithfully that
he would not allude IN his sermon %
himself. hls bride or the fact Of the
marriage. SO he promised that In his
sermon be wuaid make no alluslon Of
that kind whatever, but Mr. Cav near
" sank through the toor when the
text was given out Ephesians ih q
Unto me, who am less than TIE least
Of all saints. h this Grace aivsA'
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SCISSOR was next examined, snd Chal-
Ienged by the state on the ground
that he had formed an opinion. He
was excused.
Burt Stoddard was excused because
he did not believe In capital punish
meut.
Henry Leeper, Of this city, escaped
jury duty on the same grounds as
Stoddard.
Otto RAINBOW, Fancher Of near
Rathdruu, was called, questioned by
the attorneys and excused for lack Of
educational qualifications.
Joseph Adams, brother of the pris.
oner, arrived from Baker City to at.
tend the trial aud was in court this
afternoon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-31
HOMES FOR CLASSIC MUSIC
Y. Z. Johnston Has a Plan to Build :
Chain Of Thirty Halls.

A plan to build chain of thirty con.
crete halls in as many large cities
"for the use OF classical musicians ex-
clusively," was outlined the other dag
by Robert Il. Johnston, a former man.
ager of musical celebrities, says the
New York Times.
He declared that at least six musical
firms IN New York aud Boston and
''sevsral flnanciers" were interested IN
the proposed circuit and that plans
were already under way to build halls
In New York, Brooklyn and washing.
ton this season.
Mr.. Johnston said that, exceptins
the symphony hall in Boston. there Is
no edlfice In the United States ahso.
lutely devoted to the use OF high class
concerts at all times, as nearly al the
halls In the principal cities are more
than half the time used by political
societies. school examinations. conven-
tons and amateur theatricals.
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GREAT LUMBER INDUSTRY.

toODtInued from Page l.,
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The Blackwell pavilion IL being re-
decorated for the winter. ID 10 in
tended to held regular Saturday eveu-
ing dances there hereafter. Under
the present conditions the pavilion Is
IN much better shape than the one at
Spokane.
Andrew Miller, who made Oonsid-
cradle money IN Alaska, arrived Ia
the city from his recent eastern home
and will reside ut 1419, Seventh
street. He lie wealthy and Is on q
trip today Of investigation at st.
MaEIea.
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New Pied Piper.

A new plague protective. or rat pol
son. has been discovered in India, says
the Chicago News. 1t consists Of a
pasty substance inoculated with a ba-
elllus. According to report. rat which
takes enough to cover a pinhead will
not only die, but viii infect every other
rat with which It comes In contact.
Five villages have been selected by the
government in which to make tests Of
the new poison.
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purposes for which this pine lum ber
Ia used. IL means that this country
will eventually be aksed to supply the
lumber needed to meet the demand,
which 10 increasing rapidly. This
10 the way prominent mill owner
put Il:
"one Of the greatest assets of the
Inland Empire 10 It's timber, and as
each year brings with II a decreased
supply aud greater demand, the value
must necessarily advance. y
The coming season will see several
mills Of large OapcIty In operation In
various parts of the district, and II
the lumber manufacturers are sue
osssful in their litigation against the
transcontlnentai lines before the In
teFstate commerce commission and
anything like reasonable rates to
points east IL established the produc-
uon Of lumber In the Inland Em-
pire gives promise to being larger
than at any time in the history Of
the industry Of the country.
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FIRST class loose timothy hay, little clover
in 1t. Price $50 per ton delivered b. Nogeus,
Occur a. AIene.
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One Of the higgest sheep drives ever
seen In New Mexico arrived at Albu-
QuerQue the other morning. when -.
600 sheep purchased by W. II. Scott
Of the Salt river valley Of Arizona,
crossed the Rarallar bridge over the
RIO Grande on their way overland
from Roswell 70 southern Arizona. SAYS
the Denver Republican. The sheep win
probably reach the Salt river valley
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Classified Advertisements

srRAYED-From Turner's bay, one black
and white COW without horns. Reward for re-
turn or information. +. I. Hildreth, box $50,
Occur d'Aiene.
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next February. having left Roswell a
month or two ago. They are in charge
Of a big bunch OF herders and have
practically cleared of the vegetation
Of strip mile wide across the ter
ritory In their progress. Deputy sher-
IFS assisted the herders in getting the
big drove across the bridge at Albu-
uu0rQue.