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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKET
NAV GOODs AlAl,lllsr.

NEW YOi,K,8 April 2.---Tlc dry goods
market was quiet and firm, to-day DIS.
counts were shortened 2ls per cent. OH staple
prints, Thc6 export trade Is quiet. Cotton
yarns nrc easier on tho coarscr numbers.
Openings Of fnncy White goods for 1908 VIII
take place during tile current month. Carr
pets IRE firm, and active. There has been
quite full buying OF clonks and suits In the
past few days 3t syN ie FIJI &$
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.RA|LROhD NEWS
ROM ALL POINTS
Florida Flyers Will Soon Take g
Rest from Their Winter

The schedules on the Seaboard Air
Line Railway will undergo next sun
day slight change, necesSltnted by
the discontinuance of the Florida
specials. The handsome Florida flyers
will be taken off the other through
North and South lines at the same
time.
THE Southern will bring the New |
York American League baseball club
from Atlanta direct to this city to |
play the Richmond club. a specia!
Pullman Will be attached to the regu-
lar train on which the ball tossers will
Southern Station in this city Thursday
evening at S:15 o'clock.
Mr.. f. A. Bancroft, Eastern passcn-
ger agent of the Wisconsin Central
Railway, with headquarters in New
York. spent yesterday in the city So
liciting freight bound from here to tho
Northwest. Mr.. Bancroft says his line
hauls a great deal Of stuff that starts
:, from the factories OF Richmond He
frequently has carloads of Richmond
| manufactured tobacco billed over his
| road.
( Mr.. L. A. Macon. who for several
years has been the city freight solicit
/
| Ohio (the Kanawha dispatch line); has
4 been appointed freight agent for the
Same line at Memphis Tenn, and VIII
\ leave for his new field of duty in a
| few days. His SUCCESSOR in the
Kanawha Dispatch office in this city
! has not yet been named.
i The Norfolk and Western Railway
4lEhas announced the following appoint
4 ments in the legal department OF the
Il company, effective today: General
counsel, Joseph I5Doran, with Office at
4 Philadelphia; general solicitor, Theo.
NV. Reatn, with offices at Philadelphia;
general attorney, Lucian II. Cooke,
Z with Office at Roanoke
"A telegram was received in this city
4 yesterday from tho president of ono
OF: the leading Western railway lines
saying that tho labor trouble on tho
J. Western roads VIII be settled in
I day. or two, and that there VIII be M
strike.
. Lines in the Central Passenger Asso
, citation will advance excess baggag
rates from 12&1-3 to 1G "a per cent
OF the regular onc-way passenger rate
0 effective on April 18th, the day tina
9 lndiana's passenger rate Of two cent
q a mile becomes operative.
! 1t is stated officially that the Pull
man Company has not laid off n ma
and no change is in sight, as it hu
g more than $1,000 men at the I'ullma
8. works. This Is 2,300 moro than til
or record total OF the last car7buildin
wave The output Of plant is at fDoil
10 OF about fifty freight cars a day.
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BON AIR COMPANY
is 8lN,GOOD SHAPE
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
and Election Of 33i8
Officers.

rhe Bon Air Company, the owners of
most Of tho real estate In and around
.thc beautifu! suburban village, eight
miles south of Richmond. on the Southern
Railway, had It's annual meeting yestera
day IL the Office Of the rideWa ter ana Y
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Western Railway, III the Chamber OF
Commerce building.
A large majority Of the stock was rep q,
resented in the person Of the shnrehold-
era and by proxy Only routine business
was transacted. The affairs OF the com
pany were shown to be In good shape.
The following officers were elected lot
the ensuing year: President, Colonel =.
M. r, Talntt Secretary and Ireasurer !.
Mr.. r. s.. Hazen. The old board 4 Q!
directors was reelected.
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the opening figures. Further frosts s, were ere
rnnortaa al . or. 3 points in the belt, but
epr ia attract little attention. while
most n' Of tie private crop news was bearis,'
particularly from the Southwest whesS re re-
cent rains are said to have been pene' as,..
4 local authority issued a crop report esq,
mating that 95 per cent. of the ground nau
been already prepared this, year aga'ms.
G5 per cent. last season, and the tnoh ~,
renort OF the Weather Bureau sala 5tt'a :
hn season was from two to three weeks
ahead OF the average. Southern spot mar
kets were generally unchanged.
h,lss against 5000 last week and : y 8
last year For the week l2I.eo9,. oa "a -
against 147.2a1 last week and.l s,g n,oa .as'
| year To-dny's recelpls at New C, na !,
Ii s,4aS bales against 1880 last year
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Richrnonders in New York X:

nv Isnecial Ia The Times Dlspntch.J =,
4 INV YORK, April 2.-Wnldorf. G. ".
Fairbanks; belmont, D w. Nancy Ma S
Grand, 2. Freeman; Wolfdn ndon Mes =,
r. r. Va mnbail, Cifll. Bryant. II S. Ami
stcd. ST Denis, IN. aB. Freeman HOT
man J. II. Hayes; Normandy. " ~
InIssolcr and wife,
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Ss en la 1ars : can ren. Is 5ofered, 1as,s
Northern Pacific &c.. ~ 20 a.
Northern Pacific 3s......#..i.a::...'.s... ~
Norfolk and West con. IS (bid).... W
U ;s,,, ,am,a cnnv, AIS 9iA
I penn Cen 96ls
g, nu;s nnI iron Mount a in con. 5s. no 5t5
e. g, io,,is and san francisco fg 4s.... 1919
e. g. 1 1o,,is S'wostern con As {bid) 1873
Sa,hnor 5 Air line IA (bid) ........J5tS3 B
se,,,,,a.n pac,iics4s Observation-Disclosures 6,s
so,,,,'er,, parjncy1st As certificates. 92H
s,,,,har,, pnii,yav1, 5s = offered) 0?E,
Toxos and pncihc lists tbid) ........3. 49,:
Toledo. st. l.. and West. As (oferedl 8, ~
n ,,n,,a, s,etns s, al ond Es....,.. VIA;
VA sh Isis. Observation-Disclosures. 110is
u,nash 11oh "a S3l1, 60 e
M as er,, Ma 74ti
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (ol1ered)..
WISCONSIN Central 4s... ...-.-....... 80 !.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April - LouR--stcady
With a light trade, Rye Flour-Steady.
Cornmeal--Quiet.
Whea,--spo, arm; no, 2, 52t.c, elevator
Options 4c, net higher. May SSNc,; July
SeAe ssp,ember s nnS Gornsp95 bare are
lions is@Ac. net higher May. 5il-sc.;
July. b3ac. OARS Spot barely steady; mix
ed. acc
Beef Steady. Cut Mcats--Quct Lard
Firm; western prime. S920G9.S0; refined,
duli. PorkT-Steaay. Talow-7Dui Rosn v
| Firm at STAT. Turpentine--Firm Mt 71W
| 1lHc,
Rice--Steady, ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sugar
| 1taw, fair refining, 3ise.; centrifugal, 3s.c.
| molasses sugar 25sc.; refined. steady, Gof
| fcc--Spot steady. No. z Rio, re. mild
/ quiet: Cordoya 9ml2Mc Futures unchany
ed tn 10 points higher, Butter-Steady an,
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April e.-FLOUR-
Wheat-Firm; spot,
by sample,
spot, mixed. 5oS q
62I5oi4c.: southern
Oats--Firm; No. 2
Firm; No. . west
choice, soc. bid. But
ged. fancy imitation,
31I3ec.; do. ladle,
|, 17Wl9c. Eggs--
Active and unchang-
n. 15A615isc.; small.
:Enchanged1 coarse
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unchanged. Cheese-steady and unchang-
ed Eggs-Weak; nearby. selected, White
1yc.: do, choice, is q lsAac; do, mixed. eS-
ira. 1SmlsNc: western. hrsts. 163. o. l6s4c.
Freghts and Peanuts--Quiet and uh-
changed Potatoes and Cabbage
and unchanEed cottonsecd Oil-Quiet;
urine crude +. o. b. mills. acc. nominal;
prime summe ryellow, 46Ec.; off do, AZ %
44c.: prime white. 5oG52c.; prime winter
val1o
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MARINE lSTELLlGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 2. 1907.
IT i58s5.d7 iss5 ARRIVED 5Hl. II

Steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer HAMPTON. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise nnd pas
scngers. Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk. nlcr-
chandse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Barge Sallie, Marchnrd. james River,
light.
Barge r. Il. McNaughton. Irwin, James
River, light. t3s ~
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losing BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, r. L. and Pac. r. r, 4s.:s g
Chicago, :, ~ ,n !, a 81 I.n,is Gen. AS s7
Colorado Industrial L 5s,s series A...i... "a
Colorado Midland As tbdl %
Co sn o anu soa. -. ,.......... es7s
l s,uot, - M, r. ronda ls toffered) 90
i i,si,.,,nr amy snruri,ies ss...... SS,s
| t.s ~ 'iian a. ibid !. %
E.ie r y, ,o Eas Sbidl SIZE
t;sis vaiey AIS (bid) ....... 1O3I.
I 1ioeh.ns 8 N ""'s -,.i.,...l... 1909
Japan - 80 .arie. l.l 100 IF
J Ia ~ III. certisentes. .............s SS7s
lJapan f u, MAY - S0h
Japs' az. certiti.ntes erd series. SSS
Jap ,,,, t,s a,a N nsh JTnined As..t... 81
,ou,S ait consol gold 4s......... OH
Il Mexican Central 81 (bid) ..........-.' ~
! Mexican Central LIST Inc, tbid) $500. -
Mimi and ST. Louis Is (onered) 49,. o. 81
sMissouri Kansas and Texas 4s....s.. y,
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds. -. ~
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April ., 1907.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salcs at Union Stock Yards

Richmond. Va April 2, 1907.
Report of the live stock market for tho
week ending March 18th:
Best steers. SAG 5Nc.: medium to good.
4NI5Ac: common to fair, 3A D4Nc.; est
heifers, 4N9 SIC; medium to good. 20 4sc.;
TO fair. az q 4c.; COWS. % AZ; extra.
4Ac.: bulls, 3A 0Ac Fresh cows. $50 1900.
Calves, 6Gsc.; hogs. SO orc; fat sheep. 9 %
SIC; common to fair 4m6Isc.. best lambs,
TIC; common to good. 5N7c.
Prospects good for next market. S@
CHICAGO. April 2.-cATTI E,--Re cepts,
2. 800 head Market steady. Common to
prime steers. sA@7.oo. cows and heifers.
s3@5.25. bulls, s3.4OnA 60; calves. $2,75p
4 so; stockers and feeders, s3m4. 30. Hogs
Receipts, $4,000 head. Market steady.
choice. heavy, shippers sG.771a q $50; ll.ht,
butchers. sG.77ial6so: choice, light $3.50
$50; bulk Of sales, s6.70MG.s0. Shcep--te-
ccipts about 10 900 head. Market steady.
sheep. H.25@G5 so; yenrlings. s5.25@7.25i
lambs. SGQps.lO ~, l3-
NEW YORK, April s.,-REEyEs--Re
ceipts. 40 head. Dressed beef. @9c. PEI
pound 10 rnative sides, calves-Recclpts
| 80 head. Good to prime reals, $3.50 oo
| sheep and Lambs-Recepts. SO head
| Few ordinary sheep, sA.5O. good to prim
| lambs, sS.40@S,G5. culla at $5.2b. DRESSED
| mutton steady at S0l0lsc.; dressed lambs
| l9Mlahc. Nogs--Ieceipts, 1850 head
| Prime State hogs sold nj s7.a5.
4 plTTsBuRG. PA. April 2.--cATTI.E--
Supply light: market steady. Choice, $b.sOg
6 90: prime. s5.G01b.75 Shccp--Suppl
light; market steady. Prime wethers, ss,2
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: Total sales stocks. 1893 400 shares.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April 2, 19o
SALES AT BOARD.
Yilrginin Centurlcs-10O az

Virginia Centurics-1OO at ".
4 STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked,
North Carolina As. c., 1910.... 100 -.
North Carolina SIS, c. 19l9,... rs
Va. as Old, c. and r.. 1872. 81 W.
va. Centuries, 20, c. and r. " VA
VI RAILROAD BONDS.
IA e. i. r. r. Con. TT; 4 p G. 90
"A. C. L. r. r. Gifts. ofU6d-. 4s:. 81
CHAR and West. Cap. lst u.s. 1917
5Ea.tiCar and North. lst So. ~
si;eoreia Pac. list Is. c. 1872. l!S
ia. h. Southern and Fla. 1876. 109
Ia. and Ala Con. 5s 1945-. Jos
Norfolk ana West, Try. As. 1896. IS
Nor and West. Poca. As, 1885,. IS
Rich. and Dan. Gold Gs, C... ll?G
Florida and Southern As, 1875 80
Z Western n. c. list Gs c, l9li.. ITO ~
Eeaboard Air Line IS. 1880. "a
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 100 1o3
Atlantic Coast Line com 90 10a
rhes and Ohio. now. 50 Al
Norfolk and West com. 400 ~
BANK. AND TRUST Co STOCKS.
s american National. ...,...100 152 l3S
& Broad Street. .,,...,-.....'.25 ~
n City. .,-.-.,5,.s.... {.,t.,','-,'ao NE 80
First National. loo 211 ~
Merchants National. ;. ~. 100 500
National Bank OF Virginia. 400 ~
Planters National. 1880. 100 400 49,.
BanA of Richmond. ....,..1o0 $50 13@
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fl va Car Chem. pfd., p.sc.lo0 lO2{2 lei
&Na.-Car Chem com .....1o0 20
Il Na-car. c. Co. Col Tr. p. G. 96,s
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:, rs.,,a,nr % registered ...... 1879
:. :, ,t,,d,n, % co,,pon. 1919.
-, ravis.ered lo.s.
:, .. counon 1851
:, ~, A. registered 1904
:, = - ~, l. .ovnon ..... 1908.
:. -. !, ro,,s,er.a 1904
y ;, - >,s,. a. =. cemnon 13ota
y. >. NV r,.S.,,.,n Is = 7ss
AmtIi , ,,anacco5 '6s........1 1913.
alhet'cth iN,s aSti
Ateh,seil ss a;us,,,sy, sis...,....e 9oss
5t 'e 800 iine .s,..... al:
=, a'i niil So ,.,,s Gh;n 9Ssi
ba, ,,l a .,a Own ais 9ei.
Batii,o. ,,a,,i, ,rrans, cony. 4s.... SAY
b 5 - ~ r. n.n Is. ....... 1OSh
Central Of Georgia list. Inc. toHercd,;r %
Central OF Georgia Ind Inc. tofereu) 80
| Central OF Georgia Sd Inc (oHered' =. y,
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ias - i 40,
| Chicago, B. and Quincy new $780, 80
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BALTIMORE. MD.,9
Dull and unchanged.
contract. TSh a 7Si.c.:
65M7ic. Corn-Firm;
5O7sc.; No. . white.
white corn, 52}2 q SAC.
mixed. 47iaM 4Sc. Rye
ern, domestic. "A q 75c.;
ter-Firm and unchanl
23M Fac: do. creamery
a2M23c.; store packed
Quoted at Ice Cheese
ed: large. l5c.; medium
15l4 m15i!c. Sugar-
graduated and fine.
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I /. 4, man "a Meet at Norfolk,

CHICAGO, April 2,-.At a meeting 10 OF
the executive. comml1tten o. M SaG ,a VA
anairv Food Departments here to-day,
~ Vas decided to hold the annual. CON-.
ventIon of the organization nt y orto,i,M,
Va July 10th to 10Th, during the
jamestown Exposition.
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ac.so: culls and common. $4,000; lamhs.
seas. so: veal calves. 81. 500 .25, Hogs
Receipts light; market steady; all grades
$40; roughs, s5.50g $40.
4 CINCINNATI O.,EApril 2-HOGS-lIigh-s
err. Butchers and shippers, $685. $3.50; COM
mon. $3.50 q 6.55 Catt1e-Strong. Fair to
good shippers. sa,50@5.50; common, s2.2b@s
800. Sheep--Strong at tses75@G.0 90. Lambs
=SleadYr at. 1915 al sc. IssstslE
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
rJMoRE STOCK MARKET
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Md April 2-seaboard
Air Line common and fredericksburg
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RICHMOND TOBACCO ). MARK r,

Richmond sNa.,l.ADrll 2, 1907. ~
Tobacco-Darh Fired: Receipts continue
light and market firm and active at un-
changed prices. Brghts; Quiet but firm at
prices quoted; light recents. Sun-Cured:
ligh.: market fairly active at quo-f
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It is stated officially that

1t is stated officially that the Pull
man Company has not laid off n man
and no change is In sight, as it has
more than 10000 men at the Pullman
works. This Is 1900 moro Than the
record total of the last car7building
wave. The output OF plant is APPOINT
OF about fifty freight cars a day.
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NEW ORLEANS, April ,.-
srot closed quiet II point lower than az, az
the close yesterday: midding. 1ofs. There
vas less activity in spot circles, and most 70,
Of the cotton offered was OF low eau !an..
sales were 500 bales on the spot ana ,aao 70
arrive. IN sympathy with the market al
Liverpool futures opened from e. points
below the closing yesterday After solne
aggressive selling on the part of the bears
during the early session there was sliEnt
recovery This was followed by dullnes s
practically unrelevcd until noon whe , me
market became somewhat lrmer. althousn
the tone was quiet At the closing prices
ranged from 5a7 points below the closing
| OF yesterday y
Cotton futures quiet. Closing bids: Jan
,ary. 10 IA: April. 1906; May lo.os. June
10. 13;I July. 1918; August. 1909: septem-
| her. 1908: October 1906: November. I'LL
! Z s.. .
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET:
.lnennr1ed .hY Ora oclf 6: jones' Virginia

q. ~ ~ Petersburg. Va, April 2, i 907. &
On account no senson for handling sales
have been light the past week, but prices
have been good on all grades.
,rlln nunt N lOnn arc IA follows: ~ .l. .LHtt
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

~ -|I-- y I4yHcTDuFg, VIZ, -z4prTI ., .I3VI.
Sales Of loose tobacco ON the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending March 29.
1907, reported by John l.. Oglesby. OF
Lynch's Warehouse, follows:
Sold week ending March 20, G35.S0o
pounds; sold week ending March 20, 372,So0
pounds; decrease for week ending March 20.
262, 500 pounds
Sold from September /. 1906, TO March
20, 1907. 14.47610o pounds; sold from Sep
TENDER !, 1905, TO March 90, 1906. 1..7oo.9oo
pounds increase for 1907, 1.GSb.2oo pounds
Receipts the past week were rather lighter
than the week before. Tho trade during
the week was quite animated, and prices
| The weather Is very favorable for farm
work and Indications arc that the receipts
! viii be Hight for some weeks,
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Lines in the Central Passenger Assn-t
citation will advance excess baggage
rates from 10 1-3 toll "a per cent.
OF the ocular onc-way passenger rate,
effective on April 18th, the day that
1ndianas passenger rate of two cents
a mile becomes operative.
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Total today at all ports--Net receipts,
%, 7S9 bales; export to Cree Britain 7,s3a
bales; to the Continent 4 c5s pa haIss 70
rnnsoiihated at all ports--Net receipts.
$3.50 s bales; export to Great Britain. ;ss4+
bales: to France c5.19l bales; to the CONT ,Ll.
nencnt 1925 bales; TO Japan, l..Iss paies,
Total since September LIST at ali pores-
Net receipts 9ol4 9l2 bales: export to Gre !
Britain. 3,212,s53 bales: TO France y >
bales; to- theE Continent. ,SS9,6ot |pales' 70
Japan 1888 n bn les. r. H. . ff gt
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"A telegram was received in this city
yesterday from the president OF ono
of the leading Western lway lines
saying that tho labor trouble on the
Western roads VIII be settled in q
day, or two. and that there VIII be no
strike.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

street. Those present we're Mesdames
Maggie Groves, Ole Benson, Minnie
Green, Julia Fuller, Mary Burgess,
Martha J. Russell, Stoudt, Ida Wells,
A. l.. Hatch, j. w. Malkson, Iva
Haybarker, Lottie Kennel. +, W..
Rayomond, II. W. FintzeI, G. e..
Buscher and Miss Ruth Smith. The
ladies took their needlework and a
pleasant afternoon was spent A
delicate luncheon was served.
Women of Woodcraft leased Rus
sells hall and will hold their first
meeting there this evening.
Mrs. Ida Milner spent the day In
Sopkane visiting and purchasing new
books for the public library.
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HIs Modest Claim,

A claim for damages against q rail
road company is SO often license for
exorbitant charges that a simple bill,
such as was received by an American
railroad company many years ago,
even apart from It's humorous aspect,
is refreshing 1t ran as follows:
The - and - Railroad company
to John Smith DR..
July 49, 1ss7.-To running your Loco
motive into my wife; as per Doc
tors bill for curing her 1900
To smashing ban box and splitting
her nat ...............'...''.s... o'o'
To upsetting my deer born (wagon)
and breaking It ........"............. S5.OO
To hurting me .........s...s..s..''.'. DIV
1855
There 10 authority for stating that
the claim was paid Immediately. =
Scrap Book.
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CITY POLITICS
lContinued from page |. }

by those who are not satisfied with
the present situation. This dissatis
faction is found more in the second,
third, and fourth wards, wheee many
claim that a slate was railroaded
through 40 quickly that those who
opposed had not time to fight 1t.
The Civic Improvement league is
doing little at present but another
meeting will be called shortly, Ell
ther to ratify or condemn the alder
manic candidates.
Another gladiator has entered the
political arena to combat vigorously
for the seat of honor, the mayor 8
chair. This new aspirant IL P. w.
johnson, of the p. w. johnson Boat
works, and it 10 stated that he is sup
ported by strong backing,
When interviewed this morning by
Press representative, Mr.. johnson
said: "For some time many of my
friends among the business men of
the city and numerous members of
the Scandinavian society have been
trying to get me to announce that l
would accept the nomination for
mayor, but until the present time
have not felt that cared to do so.
The demands have been so insistent,
however, that have decided to ac-
cept their advice and at least try for
the mayors seat. / have teen in the
city for about IS years and l think
that my record as business man en-
titles me to consideration Should l
be nominated would make no pledge,
but would act to the best of my abil-
ity for the best interests of the city
and the majority of the people of the
town."
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CITY IN RRIET.
Ladies', Gents and children's rub
bers at Il. b. Keller & Company.

Ladies', Gents and children's rub
beers at II. B. Keller & Company.
Garden seed now ON sale at the
Idaho Mercantile company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox. Of Oregon.
are spending a few days in the city
as the guests of Messers and Miss
blanchard, Of the Occur d'Alene Inn.
Coal oil for every one at the Idaho
Mercantile company.
Fresh cut flowers and potted plants
at Woman's Exchange.
Louis Porter, Of Spirit Valley, Is a
guest Of Messrs. Blanchard Of the
Occur d'Alene Inn.
Our shop Is open for inspection,
our material and workmanship the
best, try us. Boggs' Bakery.
Sixteen inch and 4.foot dry wood.
thinner Fuel company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sharkey are guests at
the Occur d'Alene Inn. MIR. Sharkey
has accepted a position with the b.
X. Lewis Lumber company and will
locate in the city.
The Benton Wall Paper & Paint
company, 3l5 Occur d'Alene street
phone 100 red.
Edwin McBee, Of Rathdrum, Is I
visitor in the city on legal business.
Mrs. W. b. Mcfarland spent yes
terday in Spokane and attended th'
Buster Brown matinee.
New crates Of plain white semi por
Celain are being unpacked at thu
Idaho Mer camille company.
j. HRrl Williams and family spen
yesterday in Spokane where Mr.. VIII
liams transacted business for the W
d. Mcfarland clothing store.
We give voting coupons with pur
chases at City Meat market.
For sale by owner leaving CITY
Fine new 7 room bungalow, jus
completed, all modern improvements
large rooms, ideal pantry, large batl
room with latest modern fixtures
very large closets, fine cellar, cleo
trle llghts with latest improved wir
ing, three way flush switches, privsti
sewer, large bungalow woodshed, on
or two large lots, best location II
city. SIT st Maries street, Taylo
addition. Inquire of J. V. Maule
at Office of Occur d'Alene Lumte
company.
Mrs. S. H. McEuen was very pleas
y antly surprised Wednesday afternoon
by several of the Roayl Neighbo
Indies, at her home, 735 Fourtl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Her Chilly Rstort.

The late DIR. - of Maiden, after
pouring forth the story Of his undying
love in the most touching manner for
over an hour to a young woman who
he hoped would become his fourth
wife, was refused the second time.
He started for the door; but, looking
around, he said In a most thunderous
tone, by heavens, you are the cold
est woman / ever saw"
The young woman looked up and
answered sweetly:
"Oh, no, doctor; you have seen three
colder than I!"-Boston Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Financial Note.

Jerrold-Could you pay me that 10
shillings you owe mel owe johnson
some money and want to pay him.
Hobart-Well, I'll tell you what You
pay johnson what you owe him, and
then I'll borrow 10 shillings OF John
son and pay you.