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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19
HAIR MAKES THE TYPE.

1T is not the woman but the hair
that makes the type" says an artist
to the New York Tribune. 81 have
seen a girl who was intensely ordi-
nary and conventional in a topknot
with padded roll around her fore
head transformed into Grecian god
dess or a woodland sprite merely by
the clever disarray of her locks.
FLOWING waves at the side or loose
curls floating from the back Of the
head give great character to the ap-
pearance.
AMERICAN WALK" IN THE BOTS.
Always seeking change, Partisan
women of fashion are adopting "the
American walk" The mincing step
OF the Frenchwoman and the long,
masculine stride Of the Englishwom-
an are no longer the correct caper. /"
In fact, so popular has "the tall walk"
become that Paris paper says sew
eral social leaders are taking lessons
In It. They call it "the tall walk
over there. It requires a tall figure
or at least a slender and erect one.
The walk came into use here with re-
turning vacation crowds a few years
ago. The Parisians, however, do not
imagine 1t is a comparatively recent
requirement with us. They think it
dates back to Priscilla and the Pill
grim times.-New York Press.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19
WILKINS0N'S HEADACHE
POWDERS

Cures Headache and Eeurealgia
CONTAINS DoInOr phine or chlora
FREE If 1T FAILS.
2Scts ct any good druggists. OF
by II. all prepaid.
oUIN-SHARPE DRUG co.
VieksburE. Miss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
AMATEUR GAIlE.,;5j
HE.8II. YE.51E.AlAY
The Baseball Season Regularly
Opened Among The
ALI SCHOOLS HAVE TEAMS
Iimes-Dispatch to Receive ali,
Publish Announcements and
Results.

The baseball season among the amateur
teams OF the city opened UP yesterday
afternoon in all the glory OF the young
sters' first days on the diamond. ANA.
tept baseball has received 4 great Impetus
in Richmond aud there is not school
or boys club or association that Is not
represented by II picked bunch OF players
Every boy, from the youth who has ujst
donned his long trousers TO the little
fellow Who has Just put on knee pants,
Is enthusiastic over baseball, and this
season will see more games than have
eyer been played in any previous season.
Besides the games scattered through
the week mitch games will be played
regularly on Saturday afternoons. The
Times Dispatch Will be glad to receive
and publish all announcements OF games
and TO receive and publish their results.
Reports of the games should be sent in
to The Times Dispatch as early us pos
a. q i =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
LAST RUN Of SEASON
FOR kE5W|CK HOUNDS
Ten Riders Enjoy Bracing Run
Behind Hounds Over the
Cloverfield Course.

KESWICK, VA. April 13.-The last
run OF the kcswick Hounds for the
season Of 10oG'97 took place to-day,
and was great success.
The meet was at Cloycrfleld and the
hounds were thrown In the meadows
below the stables, down tho creek and
over the hills to the schoolhouse and
thence through the Tom Thomas place,
over the plank fence, on to Blcakmoro
to the break at Bleakniore house. Ar
ter q blowout Of fifteen minutes the
pack laid to again on Bleakmore. AMI
thence on to Cloverflelds and across to
Glover Hill, and from there to Castalia
to the finish. The weather was cool
and the going fine.
The ridor9 were:Julian Morris, Al. f..
H., on the champion Keswick; DR..
Thurman, on Lady Sanford; MIR. Joslin,
on Sky Rocket; Arthur White, on
Bulltinch; Mrs. Joslin, on Easter Sun
day; Robert Jackson, on Princess; Mrs.
Murray Boocock, on Granite; Mrs. jus
.lian Morris, on David Gray, Bernard
Horne, on ST. Leonardlne, and Upper
Morris, on Brandon.
Torrance of David Gray and Mrs. Ju-
liam Morris up. This was his first try
out with lady up, and he went quiet
ly and took his jumps like David Gray
alone can take them. AS q lady )
horse he is very superior. David Gray
is the phenomenal blue ribbon winner
of Mr.. Morris's stable at last seasons
horse shows
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{ AUTOS WIN FIRST GAME.
Defeat Southern Can Company
10 "a 70 sl. .,. 80.

Mighty Ray had the pleasure Of
handing defeat TO the Southern Can
Company on their field yesterday, beat
ing them by score Of IL to TO- 1t is
hard to say who did the best playing.
Both teams did good playing
In the first part of the game 1t was
hard for the Autos to get together,
but when they did they made things
go. Especial credit can be given to
Engleking, England, Felvy, Myers,
Durvin, L. Johns. T. Johns and Ten
nant.
The list of players were as follows:
Autos-White, right-field: Englc-
king, catcher; Winston, third-base,
Fidler, shortstop; Durvin, first base,
Felvy, second base; HdcCarty, left field;
Myers, centre-field; r. England
pitcher.
Southern Can Company Childress
catcher; Smith, pitcher. i. Johns, short
stop; Taylor, first-base; Goodman, Sc
cond-base; Dowdy, third base; T. Johns
left-field; Tenant, ccntre-field; r
Johnson, right-field
Score by innings: r
Autos. ........l 90 O3 2 &O--1!
So. Can Co... 30SS1 0 / Oo-1t
Summary Struck out-hy Smith, 3
by England. 8. Base on balls-England
.; Smith, l. Hit by ball-McC Carly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Nnyilvi1lc, 4; Dlrmia-,,om. !:

Nashville, 4; Birmingham, 3.
q NASHVILLE, April 13.-Nashville
won in the seventh inning to-day by
q fortunate punching of hits
Score by innings: RH. E.
Nashville go. oooo1a 81 o.-t
s Batteries: Sorrell and Hardy: VIII
helm and Garvin. Umpire. Pfennnger.
Time, .45.
Atlanta, :; Montgomery, 4.
ATLANTA, GA, April 13--The fea-
4 ttire OF to-day's game came in the
second when Hoffman hit for two
bases with the bases full, driving In
three runs
4 Score By innings: r. H. e.
Atlanta -.-.... ia 0 OF s 0
A9 gattspisr gn5S &C., ana so94 s 70
Malarkeg and Hansen. Umpires, Rud-
derham and Rim. Time 1:sO.
Memphis, 10; Little Rock, 3.
MEMPHIS, April 13.-aIempnis de-
feated Little Rock here by decisive
score to-day
Score by innings: Ri. f.
Little Rock >. 10000 90 0 s. S 9
Memphis -. OlO14 s-l011 4
Batteries: Scliumann, Lake and Daw-
3 son. Stocldnlc and Hurlburt. umpires,
Carter and Hart Time. 2 hours.
New Orleans, .; Shreveport /.
NEW ORLEANS, April l2.-New Or
leans had little difficulty In defeating
" Shreveport to-day, Phillips holding the
Visitors down to three hits.
Score by. innings: r.. RI. Z.
h Shreveport 100000 OIL 3 I
55 Batteries: Phillips and stratton
K BeeNer and Rapp. Umpire thinner
II Time, 1864.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
WEATHER AZ FECTS
DEEP nun SHOOT
6CSloudiness Makes Good Scores
Impossible Over the New
Automatic Traps.
HAMMOND TAKES tloNoRs
Makes Top Score Of IS III 100.
Johnson Shows Good
Form.

The mombers OF the Richmond Gun
Club accepted an invitation from the
Deep Run Club to shoot with them yes
,terdny afternoon over tho now automatic
traps recently Installed. owing to tho
cloudy weather very poor scores were
made.
The new traps kept the boys guessing,
but with practice, moro crcditabIc scores
should be lmnde III the future.
Colonel Terry prominent member q,
the l.ynchburg Gun Club, was guest
Of the local club, ana demonstrated his
ability to connect with the flying discs
Hammond was high gun in 100 break
ing SO; Martin wns close second. with So;
Johnson broke "a out OF %. showing that
lie Is getting back to his usual form.
Brown was high gun in 80. accounting
for is. most credtable score. and showa
that he can hold his own with the best
Poor BIZ was In training, but the best
T. lie could do was 81 out or so.
q, The Deep Run Hunt Club Is making
handicap shoot. to be held here In May.
This Is the largest shoot held III the
South. and Indications point to large
gathering OF scnttcr-gun artists from all
parts OF the country.
Richmond club. will hold It's regnln,
shoot next Saturday evening on the CLUB
grounds. E
There will be 1oo-bird race between
Lawrence and Payne. on one side, and
Poor Blu ind Peters, on the other.
Both teams are evenly matched, and
should make an interesting race.
l g NJ <t1,.,1 - r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
RANDOLPH MACON ACADEMY
DEFEATS FORK UNION
Especial 70 THE Times. D,spa,cb !

RANDOLPH : MACON ACADEMY,
BEDFORD CITY, VA, April 1s,E'rhe
second game of the season was PLAYED
here yesterday with Fork Union Academy.
The game was very interesting and ex-
citing for ten innings. resulting In a VIC
tory for Randolph Macon Academy by
The scofe OF 2 TO s. Richards was in
the firing pit Tor the visitors. while Per.
kins did the twirllng for the home team
For six innings Richards kept HIS hits
well scattered, not allowing; the home
team but one run, but after this he was
hlt freely when hits meant runs. The
features OF the game we're pcrktns's
pitching, the catching Of Han, the steady
playing OF Baldwin at first and W!lson's
tmely batting, who hit for two sacks
in the ninth and for three In tho tenth,
with the bases rull
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
.DANY|LlE Wins IN
THRILLING FINISH.
North Carolina Team Gives Vir-
GINA State Leaguers Bad
Scare for Time.

DANvILLD. VA. April 13.-This after
noon, in heartbrcaklns finish, the To-
bacconists defeated the Varsity team
from the University OF North Carolina
by a score OF 4 to 3. The game was won
by n sensational batting rally in the ninth
inning, when, with score Of to I
against the locals. they went in and
bntted in three runs, winning the game.
Carolina put up a fast exhibition all the
way through, while Morrow, their big
rlght-handed pitcher. who worked in the
firing pit. was very effective for the first
eight innings, allowing but three scattered
hits. All three OF their runs. coming in
the first inning, were earned, a three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
WINS OPENING GAME. !
St. Andrews Defeats Covenant

st. Andrews Defeats Covenant
ers. by Score Of 9 to 8,
st. Andrews School played it's first
game yesterday afternoon, when the
team lined UP against the aggrega-
ton of the Covenanters. A large crowd
OF young enthusiasts attended the
opening exhibition, and much interest
was manifested.
The game was little one sided, and
by their extra good batting st. An
crews won by the score OF 9 to 8.
The batteries were-for st. An
drew's: Blount and Ganzert: Covenant
ers; Cecil and Parsons
st. Andrews nine is ready to accept
any challenges from uniformed teams
has been decided that they will play
only against teams in uniform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

gusta Military academy, S; Stanton,
46;fAugusta Military Academy. a.
George Washington University team
refused to play the local team after
they had arrived here, DIV account OF
this team not being an nll-co,lcge
team. This same team has played
Washington and Leo, and Washington
and Lee defeated them, and the Staun-
ton team defeated the Washington and
Lee team two out OF three.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

VcrsItN, II StauntOn, 10; washington
and Lee University, II; staunton, 49,;
staunton Military Academy, "a; stuun-
ton, ~; Randolph-Mucon Academy. u;
staunton, &C; Locust Dale, IA, stnun-
ton, 90; Charlottesville Y. NJ. G, a.. 2s !;
staunton. 81; Augusta Military A.ad-
envy, 10; staunton, SO; Augusta Mill
tary Academy, 0; Stanton, 2S; Aus
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
.Ausustn. 10; Macon. i,

AUGUSTA, GA, April l3.--The locals
defeated Macon to-day by the heavy
hitting Of Maloncy. Bohannon and
Kuslus.
Score. Ri. z.
Augusta ......s1Sooo3o.-1Ol ii i
Macon ........1 900 0 o o.
s8 Batteries: commnger and llyers;
Tribble and Robinson. Umpire, Mace.
y Time, 1890,
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5bagger, two baRger and two singles fol-
lowing In quick s,icccsslon stctzer, who
pitched the lust six innings against them.
was practically invlnclble. however, hav-
Ing n. tn, the visitors Ills mercy at all times
during the contest.
a'lie locals worked well through the OH
tire game. which was played. despite tho
bitter cold and high wind which prevailed
8ulrinE the entirG conteNt. tEhn snnrn. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

lspeG.ai TO Inc 9rlmes-Dispatch.i
STANTON. VA. April 1s.-staun-
ton basketball team Of 1907, which
claims the championship OF the state,
has Won eleven out Of twelve games,
as as. follows: Stanton Y. NJ G.. A, 45;
University University Of Virginia Is; staunton,
20; Washington and Leo University. IS;
s>tttaalurnton, So; Washington and Lee Uni
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did the best work in the field The for
ner covered n large amount Of territory.
Among the spectators who applauded the
well-earned victory of Virginia was Msa
Grace Bryan daughter OF tho great Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

IpIIfIH ''...''.,..,.,, 20 10
Summary: struck out---by Richards.
g. by Perkins, 10. Bases on baIlg-.by
Richards, 6; By Perkins, 2. Two-bape
hits Wiison, BALDWIN, Perkins. Three.
base hits Wilson, HI by pitcher
Fuqua, iIall, Beaie. Umpirc--L L. Dn.
viz
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Totals .s6 4 z
5Agat Nn~t1, IN, rntt,,ul
Tolnla III O 81 10
ore by Innings:

IDnnvillc. .....1...77.7.7 j 0 % % o D. 4
u. OF N. C...y..5..5.53 o % o O o o o o. 3
Summary: Earned rnns-Eorth Caro-
line, 3. Two base hits--Jamcs HEM.
Three-bnse hlt--Montgomery. Sacrifice
hit--DConnor Stolen base - Hicks.
by Stcraer. !. Base on balls--ofr Nor
row. G; Off Ham. 2; off Sterzer. 81 Wild
ipitches---Sterzer. Hits Off Ham. IN
three innings: of Stcrzer. . in six in
5nings. Time OF game, two hours. UNI
pirc, Macdonald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Little Owls Win.

Tho Little Owls defeated yesterday
afternoon the Little Richmond Stare on
CARROTS Diamond, by the score Of Il
70 g.
Batteries: Little Owls-Hinchman
and prentiss. Richmond Stars-TayIor
and Bobbet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

80 TIC sCOrG by IhnIngs!- a. 1-- N
Richmond ......1 % / o o. OIL
Baltimore 1880 o o o o so 0 i OIL
Summary: Two base hits-Hunter
Reeve. Three base hits-Titman.
Stolen bases-Hefrron, Hinton. 2 Halt
2; Crook, 2. Double plays-oNeil to
8Shaffer; Cowan to Kirkpatrick. Bases
on sballs-of Burchell, .; Mueller, q;
Salve. A; NIulhall. /; Cassidy, a Fit
by pitched balls-Titman Struck out
by Burclnell, 8; Mueller. 2: Salvc
3; Cassidy 2. Passed balls-Hinton. O.
Wild pitches--salve and Cassidy Time
OF ganle--t~o hours and twenty min
s s!n Cmpire-stanton, Attendance
E2,5Nl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
VIRGINIA FINDS
GEORGE TOWN EASY


fpcnt later IN 81 passed bhll.
THE NEAREST Geot&etpWD KGt TO the
home plate mag IN the tiifd lnn.ng. when
Muddy ~gGt u tiata On his single, Witch
got urppgh Ilaitgr's lezS. Tt,e neccssary
~ Ras not forthcoming, however, ns
l1aYlne tanned. INA DGvIin MAS out on q
non l'ner ~ thpt vifglala pm M the
bGst iflafSg game Neen hGfs this year
elfinR Hl*2ng aigtDst perfect support
IDl ieosGsl29a, Leyiin an4 MONTGOMERY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BOWLING LEAGUE.
Averages at Close of Successful

following are the final standings in the
American Locomotive Company Drawing
Office Bowling League:
59 STANDING OF TEAMS
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ELIZA EN7 |. rs TEAM
IN SCHOOL LEAGUE
Local Organization Is Now Com
posed Of Eight Strong Base
bali Clubs.

Secretary Muir, OF the Richmond
Public School Baseball League, yester-
day afternoon made arrangements to
lay out the diamond on the Byrd Park
Grounds, preparatory to the opening
OF the league season on April ED,
which is the date set for the first game
by the officials. 1t was at first thought
that next Thursday would be the open
ing day, but after a Slight discussion
1t was thought advisable to not start
the season on the day of the opening
of the state League.
Alr. Retard, of the Young Mems
Christian Association, who was dele
gated to make out q schedule for the
league, has completed tho list, AMI
although it has not been officially.
adopted, this action will be taken at
the earliest possible date. From tho.
list it is seen that the season opens
With West End and Madison on Mon
day, April ed, ana closes on May 29th,
when Madison meets Fairmount.
An important announcement is that
the organization has been increased
from seven to an eight club league,
the Elba School being the last TO enter
a team in the race for the pennant.
The complete list of teams which now
compose the lea que are Fairmount
Randolph, Leigh, Central, Madison,
West End, Marshall and Elba. The
personnel of the last-namcd school is:
Albert Collins. Antony BLANK, John
Lindsay, Jr,, George Wray, Robert
KEN, Julian Blank Aubrey Quarles,
Luther Cosley and Willie II. Quarles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
COSTELLO MAY COACH
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE

8 ELA1IRA, n. 3. April 13.-'Deacon.
Costello. OF this city, one OF Cornell's
most famous football men. has received
en- offer to coach footbalL team nj
Booker 7. Washington's Tuskegee In
stitute. Ho probably Will accept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Struck out--by Ford, IA. by Carpcr.
10. Base on balls--Gff Ford 4; Off
Carper, 2. Stolen bases---Hcath. Burke,
2. Hit by pitched balls-by Ford, 4:
by Carper. /. Tme-one hour and
forty-fve minutes. Umpirc-Mr. Mar.
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. PETERSBURG WINS GAME.
u. c. NJ. Boys Lose by Score Of

The crack baseball team OF the Univer-
sity College OF Medicine went down In
decisive defeat yesterday afternoon be.
fore the Petersburg team. The two teams
crossed bats in the park In the Cockade
City before n large crowd Of spectators.
among whom were strong bodies Of root
sers for both sides. The occasion, was
greatly enlivened by the stirring strains
OF the Petersburg band. which played
all through the game.
The game was hard-fought, but tho
doctor boys were unable to score on their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Since the last meeting Of the Rich
Inona Amateur Baseball League olll-
Gals, there have been several new de-
yclopmcnts Of Importance to those in
tsrestcd In the organization. Besides
the cup to be presented to the win
ming team by The Timcs-Digpa the
A. j. Reach Company has offered a
handsome silk banner to the team
finishing first in tho race and tho
Gnns-Rady Company, OF this city, VIII
present q cup 10 tho man who leads tho
League IN batting at the cnnd Of tho
season Secretary Muir, ~ now try
Ing 10 arrange for another cup TO he
pregentnd To the man leading the League
IN fiGld!ng.
Captain Ike" Gardner, OF The Times
DiHpa,eh team ~ at present trying to
arrange g game with a local nine for
next saturday afternoon. After he
rGagpn iE we'll under KAY, 1T 10 probable
that the mana9Grg nnd captains OF all
tho teams VIII arrange, II poDsible, Il
schedule 81 ganes with independent
teams In ana about Richmond.
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April %, West End vs.. Madison.
April 80, Marshall VS. Leigh.
April "a, Central vs. Randolph.
April 25 Paramount VS.. Elba.
April &c, West END VS.. Marshall.
April 20. Madison VS.. Leigh. q
April 80. Central vs. Paramount.
May ], Randolph vs.. Elba,
May 2. West End ys. Leigh.
May 3, Madison ys. Central.
May &C. Marshall vs.. Elba.
May Z. Randolph vs.. Fairmount.
May s, Madison VS. Randolph.
May 0, Marshall vs. Paramount.
May 10. Leigh VS.. Elba.
May 10.
May IA. West, End vs. Randolph.
May Is. Madison VS.. Marshall.
May 10. Leigh VS.. Paramount.
May II, Central VS.. Elba,
May 20. West End vs.. Fairmount.
May q, Madison US. Elba.
May %, Marshall VS.. Randolph.
May %, Leigh VS.. Central.
MAY "a, West End VS.. l1lba.
May q, Leigh vs.. Randolph.
May %, Marshall VS.. Central.
May %, Madison vs.. Paramount.
~ :
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Woodbury. Forest Wins.
Forest defeated Emerson School, Wash
|ngton, 8 to ].
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a meeting Of tho captains Is called
for Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
ut the Y. NJ. G. a. Building, at which
time all regulations concerning the
league VIII be presented and acted
upon. 1t Is important that every school
be represented at this meeting.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17
BALDWIN C GIBBS

We want tenants for several
farms.
We want buyer for a good
business lot close in, suitable for
a residence at S195.
We want buyer for some
good second hand lumber.
BALDWIN & GIBBS.
S5 If Anadarko, Okla
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17

The greatest satisfaction ia
always obtained from the best Of
anything. This is particularly
true of laundry work. If you
appreciate the truth of these
statements you will most certainly
send your washing to the Ana
darko Steam Laundry. Phone
No. 90. % II
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17
Do NOT Heed Plea.

A new soprano was needed to I'LL Q
vacancy in a New York church choir.
and there were many applicants. Each
chose her own music, the idea being
to allow the candidates to show on to
the best advantage One young wom-
an sang piece" which began, Turn
me not awi j." She was. notwith-
standing.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17
For Sale

The improved residence pro-
perty you saw advertised for
$500 can be bought if taken with'
in the next few days for S04O.
Call or Phone us at once.
90 5t d 1w BALDWIN & GLIB
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17

For RENT SALE OR EXCHANGE
for a farm. The Avenue Hotel.
Call on me at my place of busi'
ness, >. .. arm q 6 W 20
Skaggs Bros. have it, Blankes
World Fair Coffee in one pound
air. tight bags. Price 20, 20, 30
30, 40 and 40 cents per pound
Phone 90. "a If,
For Rent-Good four room
house. Enquire of Ed N. Kaiser
79tf
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Lost

North East Section IL, Range
8, township 8, one bay f,ley two
years old, main bob and tail. |
will give five dollars for any in
formation leading to her recovery.
"a If V. Nj. WHITE
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17
Work Harness

Buy your work harness now
while you have plenty of time
make a careful selection. In
order to get good results, make
that selection at Scott g. Sons
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17
Desk Room

In the Democrat office, corner
Court House Square, terms rea'
sonable.
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A square deal for all at j. c..
Williams Farmers Grocery, 70 t.,
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Saddles, Saddles, Saddles

A new line just received. Best
material and finest workmanship
None 80 good as the ones hand
ed by Scott & Son. lse.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-17

Hiawatha Postal Cards, in II
series, at Billingsley's. 90 If