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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
WARNING ORDER

In The United States Commis-
.sioners's court in the Indian Ter
ritory, Southern district:
The First National Bank
OF Chickasha Plaintiff No
vs.. 1870
R. c. Estes, Defendant
The defendant R. c. Estes, is
warned 10 appear in this court in
thirty days and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff, Tie First
National Bank of Chicxasha.
Witness my hand this 9Th day
of January, 1907.
(Seal) f. M. Pavne
U. S. Commissioner.
Bond & Melton attorneys, for
plaintiff.
H. L, Grigsby appointed attor
ney tor nonresident defendant.
First published January II, 1927
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Dividend Notice.

ONE CENT A WORD.

First National Bank
OF Richmond. va.
December 10 1906
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors OF this bank. held this day
the following resolutions were adopted
resolved, That "A dividend of S4OO per
snare on the $500 600 of old capital stock
o.. and the same IS hereby declared
payable January 2. 1907. 20 such stock
h0lders OF record or December %. 1906
resolved. further. That ON the ID Of
January, 1877. upon surrender OF their
respective instalment subscription re-
teipts there be paid to tho subscribers
20 the 100000 OF new stock or their as
Signs 700 per share on each share OF
Ssio new stock, the same being in fun
". 'Ie interest thereon provided for in
me resolutions creating said new stock
quo that fully paid stock certificates. in
que ana regular form. bc delivered to
mem Tor their whole shares OF said Few
sock and script certificates for any
Hacuonal part or parts OF a share
RESOLVED. further. That the transfer
books OF tho bank be closed from De
inclusive. 80
JOHN NJ. MILLER. Jr..
Cashier.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

80 WILL RrT I0-H. p. ELECTRrS
motor 500 VII buy a Croker Wheeler
- -. r. motor. with starting box at
taChed. all ln first-class condition: STA
VII buy JOLT i. Gas engine 2)-H p
BOILER and engine Chase. all as good
chaser bargain can be had hi helm,
ana shafting attached. 5000 feet 9 Dfue.
almost new shafting and pullevs: Tor
SIC. tnre" Sflrtevant blowers: We pay
brass. lead zinc and old betting cali
as up and ger prices THE NJ KEEL
Icy IRON AND METAL co. GNCn
lWentl"th ana Main Streets Phone 203
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORN

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word. Net Cash III ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost OF TO cents
Tor each Insertion. The same
rate applies 70 deaths. marriages,
obituaries and AN other CLASSIFIED
notices. no display type allowed
I'm the classified columns.
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ASH sIFTERs.
DYElNe AND CLEANING.

JOHN L. TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing. securing. pressing. Is East Main
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BAKERY.

FRUIT CAKES FROM . TO Is CENTS
per pound; p und and sponge cakes. All
gle. pies. and all kinds OF bread save
the cash regi -ter tickets you get from
US; s. worth S good for a free fruit
cake. NEW YORK BAKERY. 40 West
Broad Street Phone 25ee
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WANTED. RY SINGLE MAN AGED
thirty. position as general Office man
and hookkeopcr can furnish best ref
e~cnccs. Address Is 3ls. care this Office.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION As
travelling salesman. no particular line;
can furnish best references Address
Bov -o kiuliug y q
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NOTICE

The annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
81 the First National Bank Richmond.
Va. will be held in their Banking House,
AT 1904 East Main street. Richmond Va.
on Tuesday. January s. 1907. a Z twelve
O'Clock noon.
JNO. NJ. MILLER. JR
~ r|f Cashier.
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RELIABLE TRANSFER.

HAVE YOUR PACKAGES. TRUNKS
and vali-es rauled by responsible peo-
pie: your trunk Will only cost you poe
- any part Df the city. valise. 15c two
TOT z1o.i pa" XII ges at specially low
prices MILLNERS TRANSFER sJ2
- L---l .----l. -E.nna lAas
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HUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 700 EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself thai
We have the largest and best I'm OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
CITY. repairing done. II. W ROUN.
TREE " BRO Trunk and Bag Co.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Miscellaneous.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

A. ALPERIN & CO., PAINTERS AND
decorators: agents for Ramsey metaJ
signs and porcelain electric sign letter.
ii9r virginia 2o4 North Fourth Street
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Atlantic Coast line Railroad Co.
Treasury Department.
Wilmington y @ Jan / 1907

=, 'IIII'H OF mo TrnI9UT"T
Al.Jhc 'u0-t Line Railroad COMPANY
L a MEETING OF THE BOARD or
directors OF Atlantic Coast line Railroad
company. duly called and held on Nov %
i'pe. a dividend Of three per cent vas
c.Arcd on the common capital stock of
,tNtt company. PAYABLE at the Office %
tne treasurer. AZ Wilmington n O.. jan
u'hrN 10. 1907. 20 all stock holdors Of record
books We're closed Dccar1Na~ ~ taoc a..
&. % CLOCK p NJ and will b. reonorrd or.
hursdav. Januadv no. 1907 nj 10 o'clock
y. ". JAMES +. POST. Treasurnr
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German-American Banking and
ILulLlLrL.- En... ~ ~

Richmond Va December %. 1903
THE REGULAR SIXTEENTH ANNU-
GERMAN y AMERICAN BANKING
AND BUILDING COMPANY will be
held at the company's Office. Room ?.
Ebel Building WEDNESDAY January
9. 1907. at u 80 O'Clock p. NJ
CHAS X WILLIS
Secretary and Treasurer
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Situation Wanted-Male.

GENT LENiAN OF SEVENTEEN YEARS
experience IN Furniture. Carpets and
Russ desires position as buyer. general
manager or 70 cpen up store on d.
vision Of profits. hv January 18th or
February lSt. 1907 best or references
as II character. ability. etc. Address
W.. care ~ Western Union Telegraph
frrrrr4rv
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PHONOoRAPHs AND RECORDS.

ION -PHONE MACHINES AND pr.
cords The best 10-inch disc record
MADE. g0o. Entire catalogue in stock
C. b HAYNES. 6oc F. Main street
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ANTIQUES
CARPETS.

CLEAN YOUR CARPETS WITH II. & Fl
soap l5c. per cake, go East Broad
y. KLEIN & SON.
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Solicitors and Statesmen.


SALESMAN WANTED. SELL SIDE
line grocery and hotel trade on COM
mission. Al goods. satisfactory PROPOSE
ton. give references. line now selling.
and territory. JAMES J. HCEBEN Err
10y - -tlfl u
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HAT RENoVAToRs.

MEMS HATS CLEANED. RrOCKED
and retrimmed. AMERICAN TTt--
TIERS. fo4 East Marshall
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LiTHlA WATER

WHY NOT DRINK THE WATER THAT
VIII give you health when you are thfrs>
". n costs YOU no more. use COMO
LlTHIA WATER. Delivered fresh
daily Phone 2Q0S
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Situation Professional.

REFINED Young LADY DESIRES A
situation aS roverneSs. teaches English
and music. smaller children preferred.
f---tf r~---if1a Va
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WHEN YOU SATISFY YOUR Ape
lite. you feel good all over. Then try
aNior Pork Roll. Green procers
meat dealers or Phone 49, p a.
HEiNDL q CO.. Produce Dealers
WAR ME AT MOVE COOKING SOME
Taylors Pork Roll for breakfast That's
the best yet Green grocers meat deal
ers. or 'Pnone 2S. II. A. IfEINDI G. co.
Produce Dealers
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UPHoLsTsaiNe AND MATTRESSES.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

FOR SA IT, ANDERSON 'TIGH
school Irn BuEgics. Surveys and
ftNltn0Nfe. over ono hundred STYLES
prices anI f.rus that wiu please w
fA'ilE a. SONS 1906 T. Mnin
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ForSale.

For Sale.
FOR SALE-A LOT OF Hr.Ns. pull
lets Cocks ami CoCkrrels Thompson
strain; very fine, also four sets Potter
patent hen-h0Use fixtures. only used two
months; also two COWS for sale. Address
y. A.. GOODWIN. Highland Park Rich
rnond. Va
FOR sALE-NEW WAGONS TO SUIT
you. Several secondhand grocery. laun-
dry dry goods and dairy wagons. phae-
tons. Dayton wagons and Jumpers.
RICHARDSON BROS. els Brook Ave
nue..
FOR SALE. TWO HORSE LOADS OF
wood. half oak and half pine. for 50 %
per load; per cord. S6.75. Send postal
to EDWIN GLAZE. Fair Oaks RLral
Delivery 3. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE AND ONE
small hreproof safe. best makes. low
price, monthly payment. Address ES-
SEX MANUFACTCRING CO.. Box 446.
Richmond.
FOR SALE. ONE SECONDHAND IN
ternational S-H - 0asoiene Engine,
mounted. with - wing OUTFIT. a money
maker, w X. BACHE X SONS 1906
F.. Main.
FOR sALE-ONE EDISON MIMEu-
graph Duplicating Machine thand roller
box MACHINE s IN perfect order THE
mond. Va
no., s-,71- ----r- -7,-,-,-,,--7- ~,
- o., 80. ~ "a -
Co~,,,. a., H. ~ 81 '.rt,>>-%-'
OH HUH street. Manchester. Va.
COMO IJTu1A WATER WIZ Cr-pr
uric acid gravel; cost same as water
you use every day. Phone 1905. and
the Como man Will call.
sAUNDERsS FEVER AN AGTF
and end al al malarial conditions. 75c. All
-, 80 - ---------- 49, -
~ t,ti; NJ ~, ~ ~ ~
e.' IONA IN Manure Space used d. one 6
W. X. BACtE q SONS. 1905 f. Main.
rop cArr o>-t- erOo>-, 49,,
good as new: price $3.50 vs.. *
I--,,-ll- sS -o->2, .',o j.. nam.
wooq Poe saw NJ Used t " w NJ5E- ' pfce
j.. Main.
-, ,,l,r,r-. r,l.,,-- -.,,.-,.---,-.-, 49,.
Ei-r.' Nl, lirll - KRIS F'k IN
9 ". ms " .' '.- D-i'.-t t-E q
NGT qiS NAH S''''. IN H.
SPECIAL, PRICES FOR cHRTs7-1f4s
on our nne Of pleasure vehicles few
l. ferfe
-D--.- - % I--sl.eI- 81
rOp SAFE mr. rVvr-3v vArrN-r,r,v
ana Davton v5-a~ore ~ 80 -,
NortS EEis,h i'e"" W. - SN44ii SlA
- = -
FOR sArI, PAIR ot MIN r,rpS7-
is. 80. '''I w ,.t-7' Nv
ho,5.,ht ~ r..,s.''eII'.' 49, 49,, .e
10Y 10. = Auee. va
FOR SATF FT-Tr TINE o. oe,u-U CAT,
riages for vinfe~ lIse 1evr erd eeco1S
sMITH 914 Sortb Ftfth
---------
cheap. These are beauties. scINUE-
HORSE AND er-pur-v roD e,,r.
cN.ar ArrI,- a., IL tN-r,t-r 500 ~,
I,~0ad sweat - i-'''
FOR BEST OFFER vor-~c cp.v
fox Address FARMER Crec,a,tf ~
800 - -
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NOTICE OK MEETING OF srorK-
holders Planters and Merchants BANK
on south Boston. Va Notice is hereby
Iit'h. pursuant Co resolution or tho
'"iu oI Directors that "a meeting -
NJ STOCKHOLDERS Of tho Planters and
n. ~ nai ts Bank will Doe held at the
DI5thhing-nouse OF said bank al South
~. az = o'clock u. A.. for the rurpose
on considering the advislhuity of con-
'.$ or reorEanizing said piautors'
.lt Oh fchants' Bank into or as "a ma
u'hhl nank and. 81 deemed advisable
a' 7'tlN meeting 80 DO $50. ~ adopting al
s-,N p -'iAtlpus ass may hc necessary or
pipl'r Tor the purpose 0f CARRYING sri. n
e'uL-isi'n or reorganization into cnect
pursuant 90 law
10y ~ Ter ~ the Board 81 Directors.
December 70 1876
HENRY EAsT.EY.
.--l.nt
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SHOE REPAIRING.

.c HALE SOLE MEMS SHOES. la
dies 0io Dulldrcn's. f0c. every pair
Rock Oat" eolcs DREW Fi.E
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, 7i6 l.. Main St
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHroy-
cal ideas along that patent Won have
been thinking about: liberal proposition
G. p FORD CO. Trigg Shipyard
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Wants
ONE CENT n WORD.
Meetings.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
Mo4uer5 Bank Of Richmond. IncOrpO-
!ated-N Notice is hereby given. pursuant
20 resolution OF the board of directors.
mat "A meeting Of the stockholders OF
ne Bank or Richmond. Incorporated,
VIII DE held at the banking house of
sdld corporation. in the city OF Rich
.ohd at the corner OF Ninth and Nam
T5Ial Office. on the Sth day Of sanuary,
$50 az ] O'Clock j. NJ for the purpose
pi passing upon the question ~ author
l1lhk ana sanctlonlng an increase On tie
sapiti stock of said corporation from
SV"v % 100000. which proposed in
crease has been approved by tho dIrrc-
toIs or salG corporation at meeting
uuly called and held on the 18Th day
or December. 1906
T. x. SANDS Secretary.
~ orl-r ~ The E--rL ~ L-r-nlnra
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Bank OF Commerce
and Trusts will be held at It's Office on
IucsinN tho Nth day OF January l9it.
az Z o'clock T. NJ CIIAS. A. PEPLE,
Secretary.
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Agents Wanted.

WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT PROPO-
slton for women canvassers. CO.
OPERATIVE CHEMICAL & DRUG
GO. OncorUo A. Bank Street
Newark y J.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the DrewrV- Hughes
Company will Doe held at the Office OF
the company. 1ff2-fNS East cary
street Richmond. Va Tuesday. Jan.
uary Sth. 1901. at - o'clock noon W. r.
DANCE Secretary
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The State Bank - Virginia
THU NIB Ri5Sc l,l1L,2 v. De- 70. 1905
nave declared semi-annual dividend
or thee and 0u@-half per cent. payable
OF and after January .. 1901.
VIM. NJ HILL Cashier
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Real Estate Wanted.

HOTEL WANTED RT-Y OR LEASE
Description. terms Address CHI. care
f.I. CH+ro
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CHICKEN FEED.
BAKERY.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING

FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with care
yACOB CMLAUF, 7oJ West Main.
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PORK ROLL.

J.. YOUR HUSBAND IS WORRIED ANN
cross. gite hln some OF TaylOr'a PORK
roll fDr breakfast. and 500 the change
u ls agreeable. Try 81. Green grocers.
meat dealers or Phone 3S r. a
lEINDI a. co.
UPHoLsTERlNo AND MATTRESSES.
WE DO FIRST-CLASS TPHOLSTFR-
ing az low prices; make new hair. felt
c"noi'atiHr and shuck mattresses. Old
hair mattresses made over Ike new
LEVY & kASS. . West Broad Street
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Millinery.
Miscellaneous.

COMO LITHIA WATER is A CLEAR
apring water fun OF medicinal proper
ties, pleasant OF taste. and will put YOU
OF the right road TO health Phone
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Help Wanted Female.


ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 81 90 500 monthly corresponding
for newspa pers. sure. steady work no
cdnvassinE. experience unnvc essary.
Send for particulars. PRESS SYNDI-
CATE. Locknort. y. 7.
WANTED. a RELIABLE NURSE To
sleep on fho premises Apply to pr.
PPPENHlAIi-R second Virginia fat.
Ffffh ana Main Streets.
WANTED AT 81 WEST FRANKLIN
street. an experienced cook; good wages
and steam heated room.
WANTED WHITE MATTRESSES AT
Henry Clay Inn. female. Apply 20 &.
w. RUSSEI.L. Ashland. va
WANTED I.ATNDRESS AND CHAM
bcrmaid CC1nbiued. best reference is re-
Quired. AppN 1s35 West Franklin St
800 To $500 PER WEEK IS PAID TO
YOUNG LADIES WHILE LEARNING
AND A GREAT DEAL MORE IN A
FEW WEEKS. PLEASANT WORK
AT WHITLOCK BRANCH AMERI-
CAN CIGAR co
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Business Opportunities.

WISHING TO DEVOTE MY ENTIRE
time and attention 20 another business.
/ viii sell 10 quick buyer the stock
fixtures and good viii az the nrm Of
john T. Anderson * SON. JOHN
ANDERSON. Jr.
BIG MONEY EASILY MADE DOING
mirror silvcring gold. silver and nickel
plating AT home. Particulars for stamp
vs.. ANDFRSCH. l5s r. lod Street.
NrW York
WANTED TO BUY 4 SALOON APP
Il. I. kANDEI - I Rrnad ST
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
VALUE OF A WHoopER.
Indian Territory Hunters introduced
to a New Character.

Indian Territory Hunters introduced
to a New Character.
A Muskogee q. IT, hunting p&Sty on
the brakes of the Illinois river had
pitched its tents for the night: the hunt
Ors had eaten supper and were eynok-
ing a pipeful of "home grown before
turning in. They intended TO get a
good rest and begin their hunt the next
morning. While they were apinning
yarns a barefooted country boy bash
fully sauntered up TO the campfire and
inquired whether or not they wanted
10 hire a "whooper." writes u Musko-
gee correspondent of the Kansas City
Star.
what is a whooperT" asked one Of
the hunters.
"a whooper's a whooper," said the
boy In surprise. "'Pears to me you all
amt much hunters If you don't know
what a whooper is"
More to have sport with the boy
than anything else the lad was hired.
When the hunting party started into
Ehe canebrake the next morning the
bog said:
''Now, when you all is lost just
whoop 'er up. and I'll whoop back. and
you all come to my whOop."
In the afternoon one OF the hunters
tried to go back to camp, but lost bis
way. About the time he thought he
would strike a clearing he would find
the canebrake growing thicker. He
had almost given up in despair when
he thought Of the whooper. He let
out q yell and listened.
''WhOOpeey' came the sound from
the distance. He knew the whooper
had lived up to his contract. By fol-
lowing the sound made by the boy the
hunter struck the clearing and got
back TO camp In safety.
tits a cinch II a man goes hunting
on the illinois," said this hunter, ned
better employ a whooper."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is a list of real estate
transfers for Kootenai county az fur
nished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
NJ. A. ludlow to N. e. Lewis,
lots 5, 6, 7, 8, block l, Rathdrum,
500.
Julia Rushaw ct al, to N. e.
Lewis, lot 10, block H, Rathdrum,
800.
Amelia Rushaw to John Stewart,
lot 8, block II, Rathdrum, 500.
Simon Rosenhupt to AVondale
Stock farm, hf of tract 70, Avon
dale, 81.
II. J. STAFFORD to N. j. McIvor,
part of hf of sw or of section 80,
township 81 north, range 4 west,
$500.
Avondale Stock Farm to Pohlman
Investment company, W hf of tract 10,
Avondale, $500.
Martin Poleson ct al, to Panhandle
Lumber company, timber ON So or Of
sw or, ne or Of Sc or, 8 hf of SO or Of
secti on %, and hs of NV or, W hf
of sw of section "a, township So
north, range west, 81.
United States to w. j. Seat, hf
of ne or and NV or of NV or Of Sec
tion 81, sw Or of sw or of section %,
township 81 north, range / east.
United States to w. j. Seat ct al,
lot Z of section 10, township so
north, range west.
Andrew BreviCk to g. S. MOLaren,
lot 10 of section %, township 46
north, range west.
j. E. Landeryou to st. Maries
Land company, lot l, 2, 3, 4. block
/, River Front addition to St.
Maries, 81.
j. e. Landeryou ct AL, to st.
M aries Land company, lots 2, 3. 4,
5, 6, s, 9, in block 3, River Front
addition to st. Mariees, 81.
United States to. E b. Jor Ion, lot
4, of section q, township so north,
range west.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19
August.


Har CAPTAINS name ID GoldenROd: hia
ranks are in the fields.
The asters are her couTfers who fash
their purple shields:
The corn. her mighty army. waves it's tas-
sells to the slvy.
And down the dreamful valleys misty
shadows hutter by;
The milkweed grenadiers, with all theAI
orange bonnets on.
And snow upon the mountain. form Tia
vanguard Of the dawn;
The grass Is gray with gos4ameF. and.
linking hne and Bwost
TIA fairies dance upon IL with their sll-
yer cymbaled feat:
The bees are In the barley ana the harda
are In the lane
To watch the ghosts Of April dance ths
minuet again:
Ths river. like a mirror. gives us haeA
the brazen day
With half the blue Of heaven in its
GREATNESS. molten ray:
The afternoon Is drowsy In the cool caves
Of the wood.
And, Oh. the lazy feeling that comes o'sF
one IL 30 good.
% calm, so sweet. 30 pleasant when upon
the wings OF musk
m west winds cooling current AutteT1
down the deeps Of dusk.
-Baitimora asn-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

Arkansas Will surprise the world this
year with her peach crop, says the Fort
Smith (Ark.) Interview. The peach
yield all over the country has prac-
tically been a failure this season, and,
with the exception of California, Ar
kansas will supply nearly half Of the
markets Of the United States with this
particular fruit, of which the Ameri-
can people are so fond. The liberia Is
the peach ON which Arkansas depends
for this years output Arkansas, by
the bye, has the largest peach orchard
IN the United States, II not In the
world. It covers an area Of more than
5000 acres and is located about 100
miles south of Fort Smith. This or
chard will produce enough peaches this
year to yield to its owner q small for
tune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

Auditorium for the ensuing year.
Considerable discussion prevailed.
It was finally determined to lease the
opera house to the approved highest
bidder. This will be attended to by
Mr.. Harte and then considered Nv the
trustees. The Auditorium nettad the
stockholders but small profit during
the past year.
Bert Latta has added a hot drink
and lunch department to his popular
ice crem and candy stand on Fourth
street. He is doing an excellent
business.
Frank DuhrkoiF, Of the Idaho Mer-
camille company, where he has charge
OF the shoe department. is Spokane
visitor today, having been called
there on business.
Company O will meet tonight In
the Roman Catholic club hall for
dell. The company is doing excel
lent work at present.
Ewdard o. Liberty, of the Occur
d'Alene Indian reservation, and an
old friend of George F. Steele, visit
ed the latter yesterday.
John Gallagher, Of Pennington,
Wash, a prominent Palouse ranoher,
was In the city yesterday, calling
upon George r. Steele.
Ralph Rowley and G. W. Murray
leave tomorrow at a. M, for the
Little North Fork, where both have
hOmesteads. 1t 10 intended to clear
10 acres of land on each claim and to
clean out Copper creek in order to
float logs in 1t. The Murray claim
has 5000, 900 feet OF flne timber up
on it, which makes it very valuable.
The homesteaders are making many
improvements in that locality.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-19

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and soIIed at the bottom do not throw
away, but aut or soiIed part, make an
other hem and put back stick. II
shade IL not long enough TO cut away
open the hem at the bottom and take
shade from roller, nail the bottom Of
shade on roller, make new hem and
put back stick.