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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-23

WOmen's PercaIe Wrappers, with
semi-6tiing back, loose front; black and
blue grounds, with white figures; al
sizes.
$l.CO and 81. so each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-23

Women's Tailored Shirt Waits OF
striped swiss, with long sleeves and stiH
collar and cuff, fasten In front.
$1.9 each. Value, $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-23
DRY GOODS.
Woodward ( L0|lPDR
10th, 11th, FIX .Sts., NV.
Washington, ID. c.
During the heated. term store will close at
5 o'clock Saturdays at l.
WOmen'S Shirt Waists

They are all fresh goods and comprise
the very latest styles. Some are richly
plain, while Others srs elegantly hand
embroidered and trimmed with laces,
embroidt rIes, tucks, &c.
Also several lots OF Guimpes, Wrap
pers, and House Dresses ut special
prices.
Women's Fine cross-bsrred Muslin
Waists; long sleeves; fssten in front.
$I.25 each. Value, $l.9O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-23

Women's Tailored Shirt Waists Of In
dia linou, with tucked front; long
sleeves; fssten in trout.
$3.50 each. Value, 1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
Set aber 60 Sabrcm

id)on puroe Mrs. @inslon's Sootb-
ing-Sprnp bon Miaionen BON Wtnt-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer altge-
menoet. 8irlt gu I'M Shlafe ourf
bas Shreien zines &inbes geltort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit nnb Dor SdmsrSerl
peint2 Wenn 10, Iaiie iofort eine
SlaIde BON yMrs. @insloD's Sootb-
ing-Sprup" boIen. Sein @ert TT
u~nbesablbar. gs miro Dem fleinerl
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerrng berl9af-
fen. IerIabt elid oaralf Wfltter,
es lit fem 3peifeI 'oariiber. Gs belt
0iarrboe, reguliert ben Wagen uto
oie Nierell beleitiet @ino-aolif, er-
meift ben @aumer, perbinoert ent-
siinoung nno itdrft oas gan5e gu
item. ,Mrs. @inslop's Sootbing
,5prup" fir 5dbnenoe ainoer tit an,
genebm inn @eibmad; oas Hesepf
itammt BON einem Der beiten petbli-
den Mer3te in ben Ser. Staaten. Is
lit bel alien 0rueeiIten in Der gall5ell
@elt SIT boben. 8reis % Gents per
SlaIde. aauft nihts anoeres als
uMers. @insIop's Sootbing Sprltp."
@arantiert unter Der 5000 ano
Drugs Mfte, 80. SUM 1906, Sertal
summer 1908.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03

&aiier 5einoe bot oos tit Elm Sdid-
ial uno cine g6re, Die er init ieoent
.anit6noigen" Meni6en teilt. 9a5u
braudt man ni1t &aiier GIT fperoen,
ionoern, oas muB i6on ein i6oner
@aI1lappen Iein, Der auf oieiem Ela=
neten feline Seinoe bat @ber au6
nidt elmer oieier gepiB 5ablrei6en
poIitii9en Seinoe miro unierm Sat
Ter 6as bette @o4en, Die Mufopferung
fir fem Soft, fur5 ben Ioel ieiner
@eiinnung, mie er in olen ieinen
9anbIungen gum Insorud fommt,
abipreden. Wir Deutide bier, Die
mir unter Dem gaItfrenn6li6en S6ub
Ser Mepnblif Merifo nnb tbres erba=
benen 8ertreters fern BON oaer go
Iitif inherent 8ernfe unb unieren
HfIihten Ieben mir moaen uns audi
entbalten uns in Die innere Yolitif
unIeres alten 8aterlanoes auf cine
Oiitan5 BON 5000 Weilen bineinsu=
miiden. @ir moGen itol5 oarauf
fem, NIT uno obne 8eritanbnis oieier
Holitif in unierem Safer, IN unierem
@ei1soberbal1pt Sen Gentleman per-
ebren gu oiirfen ben @etttlemqr, I'M
ben uns nabribeinlib biele Nationen
beneioen. Dieter @entlemm bot
beute @eburtstag, uno auf iein @obl
bite ib sic, Sbre Glider 5m leeren:
Seine Majeitdt Ser geutide Scatter
.G1trrnhl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
ueber Die nn3nfriebeubeit.

Bie lit es bpd in biefer Delt
Weit 8ielent gar 10 fhlef1t beifeat,
$50 man aud 6inii eft, fern mnb mai,
3mfriebenbeit tit felten ba!
8alb lit 6as Wetter nns at TAFT,
SM marin idetnt uns Bite Spnne balb
Oft tits al trufen, oft an naF,
On pedbfelt's pine nnterIak!
@irb es Inn Gunner nns at beik,
Gina Manmer germ auf cine Self -
Wpbl iiber Ganb nnb iiber See,
9ph lit 81 fnapp - bns Hprtentptnate.
Man m5d5te ins Ebeater geb'n,
9p1 iinb BITE Glide gar ni6t fh1n,
Grideint NAL ettpas @nteS bod,
Damn fmb BITE Hreife niel ST. bpd.
Mean fpeiff, tpie jebertnant befannt,
Gern einmnI gut tint Neffatrant,
9pd5 idn1edt ntdt ieglides @ertdt,
ttnb mas man tuiimiht, bas gtebt es ntdbt.
ttnb in ber Hplitif fugar,
9a fanb wpbI Wander fdnn etn Saar,
9as, iuas bes Ginen Sheal,
9as lit benz Nnberen gana esal.
eu tonamt es nenn tppbl, BAT binieben
Wubl. fanmt Elm Gins'ser gan5. 5nfrtener,
Suh meif ein Mittel i'd, prpbat,
9as immer iid betudbret bat.
@en Nriaen pber Sprsen pIasen,
Ser branh' barpb nitt gu per5ngen,
Sur Gh6nfe gebt unb laRt enh bier
Ginihanfen elm Ulas ,,2pne Gtar Bier.
Wsnm bieies baum i'm @laie laht,
Wan eIeid Elm amber Nntlit madt,
Dian fiiblt fid tpieber NAL binieben
Mit Optt NIB aIer @elt 5nfrieben.
Waan fiblt 10 tppbl, man fiiblt 70 letdbt,
MlS babe Niles man erreift,
@as man BPM 2eben tu0llte bter, =
9as hanft man n benz 2qne Gtar Yter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
Die uemeite gerfisnnB bes Goit-
Setnrtements.

Dos Boitoepartement in 8aibing-
ton bat Die 8erfigung erlaiienL oaf
Announcements auf gagesbIdtter inner
baIb 6rei Monaten uno auf 8oben-
bIGtter innerbalb zines Sabres be-
sablt ner6en miifien, menn fie 5ur
@ate fir Die ameite 4laiie Der 9oit-
fafen, alio 81 / Gent per Bfuno.
berIan6t neroen fo1en. Sm anoeren
Sole miro fir oiele 8latter bas re-
gelmGbige 8orto berlongt.
Wir milfen niht, auf meiien In-
regrrlg ODER 8eranlaIiung oieie ge-
itimmung e~etroffen moroen lit unn
mir f0nnen Den @run6 bierfiir nift
einieben Wenn iif ober oos Boit-
6epartement ihon m Die rein geI6aft-
Iifen MngeIegenbeiten Der 3eitnngen
einmiiden nollte, 10 batte es einen
Sdritt meiter geber nno iagen fOn-
men, oaB Die Hate fir Poftioden
5peiter &Iaiie MIR fir iolhe 3eitun-
gen Gilt, Die I'M 8orans be5ablt iino.
Das miiroe benz leibigen &reoit-
ipitem i'm 3eitunssgeidaft iofort elm
@noe gemadt un6 ale 3eitungen
obne Musnabme auf o%enielben Sui
geiteIIt baben.
Die eneliiden 3eituneen fino ia
beute idon better baran, nie Die
oeutiden. Sic ieben ftrift. auf Dor
a~usbe5ablung uno ibr Ellblifum per-
itebt bas.
Die oeutlde 3eitung muB, Inn
Mbonnenten 81 g%etDinnen, areoit &C.
ben. Nnn iino ia Sic 9eutiden onrd-
meg pflidttreu nnb ebrlih = Mus-
nabmen, Die es nn5meifelbaft giebt
beit1tieen Die Hegel. Sir baben e
i1on I6nsit aufgegeben, uniere rid
it1noigen 2eIer ourh &lageartitel IN
Der 3eitung 81 mabnen. @efpobnlldJ
fiiblen lid MIR Die prompten 3abler
qetroffen, Die Damn nod prompter
fperoen uno an ben idledten praat
Die Wobnung muslos alb.
SsSebt beibt es aber, ben geltim-
mutlgen bes @eiebes naGfommen UNI
mir erparten 5uberiihtlih, bob Die
i'm Miiditanoe befinbliden 2eier lid
obne meiteres meloen, 5ablen UNI
4bonnenten Der ySreie 8reile" blei-
ben ueroen. Nielnanb miro bonn nerer
@eleb 5 en- @ebrauh MAIDEN tpollen,
Ieine SAulo getilgt 5u ieben, inoenl
er iid in Shpeigen bmat nno aui
Die an i'm ergebenoe a~ufforoerunq
8ur 3ablung nift reagiert, nit anoe'
rem @orten, iih einfah itreiden laBt.
penn er ieincn @erpflid]turlgelr ltldli
.nadlfommt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
@rnnbe,aeutums . ucbertraanHsen

Mlsranber SosEe un5 Mbtu SeibeI an
g & pagan, @rnnbftld i'm Siod +;
s 90.
Sar,non Clemens II n. an George 3.
gleie, S74 81 Mcter 9nno; S 81 81.
VI. n. Nsihridb nno Sran an Geo. u.
6enhemec, Gtuno{itd an Der Nsus9rann'
fels Abenue; $3.50.
81. 6 Roppse uno ran an o Q. 9ss
tpees. @rnubFaf an Der 5lorioa StraBe;
5000.
hdnb, Gruubaff nil Der Wpe 2; s325.
Gpnia6 6uDtridh an s. u y Dtalns,
@ruuoTfGd a. Der Wpumina Str; S3o0.
Srou 6. ssebgr an 6rau glara ehapa,
@ruubaid III Soutb 6eiGfs; 70
8 8 9epinlon uno 6rau an V. y.
Rie6e. @runofad az oec aRontana Str;
$90l
Cornelius u. Bairo unb Srau an Con-
RCD bloia. @runbfit1 I'm 9ttgs5ioa 9ou'
$3.50.
Mortha Duran an GO 9Uepperueia
grunofnd IN Gitps@ief 579; $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
5ab-g m-2anbereiem.

Efa
100000 Ader biaiges, reides
syurlnlalo i'm orteiii9en @iirtel bon
Suo-Seros, IN 0ueces, Cameron uno
Oupal Counties. @nes 2anb lit tiefe,
Id)par5e, roaenoe, Mesqude Brairie
uro tiefer, idpar5er, ianoiger 2ebm.
Seine 9teine, grtes @aiier m ge-
ringer giefe. @euBerit geinnoe @e.
qeno Dog 2ano lit aIsge5eibnet fir
9aummolle, Corn, @lfalfa, Beir.
traubens Orangeh 3itronen etc. uno
liegt an Der Siienbabn. 8ir perfalt-
fen in Yor5elen BON gepiinihter
Gr0be. Sir meitere S~nformationen
ibreibe nan an Ote
Werman- Nmeriean 2anb So.
Slice, Nueces Co., Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
SsOfnleS.
PIT mnieve eeier.


Sn Solss Ser uenen 8oftresnlatiu-
Mex maFem Announcements auf ein
9ageblatt inaerBalb bret Wtpnatem,
aHf eiH Msdemblstt i~naerbalb 5luSlf
Mpmatea ernexert merses, iuibrtgen-
faAs he glGttes sidt sns biatgem
Efnsbrate S~sfSrS,rt meroea, iOHoerm
sas ssGe 3sssts ~besablen miifen.
SH @emlk1eit NIT Steier 8eit;m-
mnxs YDrhera mir sGe 2eier, bic nit
sem Atsxnemest i'm 3ifitanbe fnb,
anf, soa idxlSisen 8.tras iofurt elm.
sHienSsn, b sir ans unit seatpnnsen
ieben, lire Nan1en spa Ser elite 5u
treidea aaS tbxea Sas Slatt xi4t
Me5r s~xaaidifes.
Mir seSex ass Der fderea SOff-
Maxg fin, ban ale 2eier, bic sies an
sebt, t5ren 8erpflidtmnsen ans ge-
s.naber Yrsmts ns4fsmmex uerben.
Die eHsstaisN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03

uno lit 6oh feines. @iele fperben labrez
uno iabresebntelarg BON 9dmorrboioen
auf oas @rorIamlte gepeinigt, nm ertt
i'm @rabe 8rbe gu finoen, neil ne 1td
Quadialbern anbertrauteil. giele ba%
ben u6er Idon na9 flir5er 3eit 2inoerlng
urb 6eillng erfabren. lno Tiele tperoen
fid nod be{elben eliifli6en Sdidials
erfreuen, Oh bas au6 tpie elm @unoer
flinaen mag. 9enn es lit fem 8unoer,
bab rur bon Sdmorr6oioen befrett tpirD,
tper Gnafeiis gebraldt, Dds eil5ige 5l~
perldiiige Wittel 9egen 9dmorrbotoen.
Nuf @rfud)en miro an iebe Norel1e etne
9robe BON u@. Neuitdoter & So. bog
1915, Stem glorf~, foitenfrei periannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
Sdnmel straadsrl @ojen!

Sd mode hermit befannt, oaB ih
oieies Sabr pieoer einen groben gor-
rat bon aaen Sorten 8dnmen,
Str1nher,, II. /. N. babe, nno 6par
iolfe Sorten, Die bier in Seras gut
qeoeiben. Cine grobe Iusmabl Der
reidlidItsbIiibenoeu &oien.
Seoer, Ser etspds gu pflan5en
piinIft, ioate I'm meineu groben
nelten &atalos i6reiben. aoreiie:
u. 81. Steiubring, Maricrgman,
Reu-Vrounfels, SeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03
sdlmerslos uno biais.

6. 8. 2opea bon Moriaa, q. s.
iagt: SD bin Elm 3immerlmalln ufio
beiIte piele b0ie Sdnittpilnoen mt
9udlens arnica Solbe, idmer5los
uno biaig; Die bette Sal6e, bic i'd
fenne." Sie BELT 8runopunoen, @e-
Ifipiire, eczema uno SamorrboIoen.
% Gents bel Moolpb 9reib uno H.
gohn & 60, Mpotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03

So6u $. gDIsOn. offentIider SEQ.
tar. @rlinoeigentltm. Geent fir
4enIionsanipriide gfe Grodett- uno
Paparro-S frnBe, qegeniiber bon Der
San Mntonio grpreb". Meles &c
lcnhor AS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03

Tc3ept "a. 1851 (Gimcr& Mmenb3
furiert nidlt ole @eihmeroen, aber
es piro M6eumotismlts furieren.
Sn anen aputbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-03

0as Slid oes bausliden Ser
0es bargt mandmal ooran, ME mt
fhm gefodt mirb.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
ODD HAPPENINGS.

Charles DeecrOst of Philadelphia
yawned just as a collision of street
car occurred. and a piece of glass went
down his throat Physicians say he
may lose his speech.
BY the explosion of boiler in ho-
tel in Cripple Greek, Colo, the building
was completely wrecked, but Henry
Morgan. sleeping within six feet of
the boiler. was not injured.
A charge of 1900 volts passed
through the body of Henry Tyson, aged
thirty-six. at Germantown, Pa, and
when examined at a hospital the ply
sicians said he was uninjured.
Since June the beard Of John B.
Roberts. a grocer of Wichita, Kan, has
been growing on the left side of his
face inward instead of outward, not
withstanding efforts to check it. Sur
geons say it is the strangest case they
have ever seen.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
Strictly Business.

Young man." said the old gentle,
man as be shuffied into the parlor, az
belisye-in fact. know-that you and
uy daughter are rapidly edging toward
matrimony."
ut is true, sir" replied the poor but
otherwise honest youth. "And, while
am Obliged to confess that It win have
to be case OF love In a cottage. still
r.
That's all right young man." inter
rupted the stern parent. Love in a
cottage Is the true ideal OF happiness.
You have my consent
oh, thank you, sirr' exclaimed the
young man.
Upon one condition. continued the
old gentleman. .and that Is you must
be able to show me the deed for the
cottage. Good night young NAM
Chicago News.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
SCIENCE STRINGS.

A drop of blood that might be sus-
pended from the point of a needle con-
tains about a million of red fiattened
corpuscles
The French telephone authorizes
have invented a new apparatus which
is to be called the "howler." 1t IS tc
prevent any one from forgetting to re-
place his receiver at the end OF call
and emits a sound resembling that of Il
dog in pain.
Why animal charcoal removes the
color from colored liquids. while wood
charcoal has no effect has not been
understood. A European chemist now
finds that the action of the former Is
due to the presence Of 5 to 7 per cent
of nitrogen.
A new directory by the Royal OBJ
servatory of Belgium shows that there
are 1856 astronomers and somewhat
over $50 observatories in the world,
OF the observatories more than 100 are
in the British isles. with nearly as
many in the United States, the number
In other countries being much smaller.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
THE CHURCHES

Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed at IL o'clock at st. Lukes Episco-
pal church Sunday.
The Swedish Lutheran church, To-
Gated at Ninth and Wallace, will have
services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
At the M. e. church in the morn
ing the pastor. William II. Fry. will
preach ON Jesus Christ and the
Common People" The evening theme
win be THE Practical Young Wo-
man." The sermon will be the third
in the series of the young woman.
At the Presbyterian church Rev
Chas. ], Boppell, who was formerly a
missionary in Africa and now the
secretary and field worker of the
Washington-Idaho Sunday School as
ISOLATION will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening on Sabbath. At
three o'clock in the afternoon there
win be a union meeting of Sunday
School workers and MIR. Boppell will
outline certain new features of the
work for 1908.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
Amusements.

The Franz & Drake Vaudeville
company will hold the boards at the
Auditorium Monday. Jan. G. The
company comes with a high recon-
mendation from wherever 1t has
played. There is no blood and thun-
der in their performance. Just a
high class vaudeville performance.
such as one would see at the Wash
ington or Pantagas in Spokane; sing
in gdancing. farces and comedy. If
you want to laugh as you never
laughed before, come out Monday
night. This company will remain in
our city just as long as the theater
goers are willing to patronize a first
class place of amusement.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
CHURCH AND CLERGY.


The three minor denominations of
Methodists who have just consolidated
in England make a church of 10000
members.
Moving pictures and songs, with So
cial science class, is part of the Sun
day services of the Theodore Parker
Memorial church at Boston.
During the past year 591 men were
admitted to the ministry of the Church
of England where a dozen years ago
the number was over 800 annually.
The Methodist Episcopal ministers at
Boston are to send delegates to the
Central Labor union who will have a
voice in the proceedings. but no vote.
The canton of Geneva Switzerland,
following in the footsteps of France,
will divorce state and church on Jan. 1,
1909, when a law recently passed to
that effect will become operative.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04

OLD SILL.
after all the interest and kindness you
have shown"
Mrs. Darnley saw tears rush to the
girls eyes and picked up her maya
nine with seeming Inconsistencies,
''Run and take a nice bath, my dear.
There Is half an hour before dinner.
You needn't dress--cOme In your XII
mono wouldn't worry IL did fail
on a civil service examination Lots
Of well educated people have got so
ratified they wanted to spell cat with
two t's,"
The girl wiped her eyes furtively as
ahe started from the room.
There was a horrid woman sitting
next to me during the exam, She
she. added every blessed one of those
hgures-in aloud whisper" and Flea
nor, ashamed OF her tears, made u
rush for the door of her own little
hall bedroom.
When her father after an attack Of
pneumonia had been left with lung
trouble that his physician said would
be fatal unless he at once left for u
southern climate, the girl had res0-
luteiy insisted upon his using the great
or part Of their small bank account to
start for Arizona. Then, deprived of
her fathers salary, she had been fore
ed to leave college with the determi-
nation to seek work. Her aunt's letter
advising her to come to Washington to
try the examination advertised by the
civil service to secure 100 clerks for Il
years work ON an extra rash had
caused the motherless girl 10 invest
her little money in the chance that she
might be one Of the fortunate ones
She settled down in her aunts tiny Hat
to await In suspense the two or three
months necessary to hear the results
Of her examination.
Mrs. Darnley came home one after
noon much elated.
II met John Dabney on the street.
my dear You don't know who John
II. OF course, but that doesn't make
any difference. He's the incest man In
town. He's been out west for three
months and Just got back He's dear,
and he knows one OF the powers that
be-or is-down at the civil service
commission. He offered to 20 down
and and out just where you stand ON
the list of elIgihles."
When John Dabney arrived that
evening he looked at the slender girl
IN amazement
.Miss Wynn. have to congratulate
you. Eighteen hundred people took
that examination. and only ten OF them
made higher average than you. There
b no doubt about your getting an ap.
pointment but" turning to her aunt,
ut seems a pity for a mere girl to be
shut up in an ONCE adding figures all
day"
"But it's only for year" the girl
said, with the youthful enthusiasm of
one who never worked for living and
knew nothing OF how long and tedious
a year may seem.
When the Official appointment finally
arrived. 1t was John Dabney who ae,
eompanied the girl when she reported
to take the oath OF office. Later he
often made the excuse that she was a
stranger and needed plotting home aft
e. ONCE.
One hot afternoon In August he mes
her on the stone steps near the main
entrance Of the large government
building.
"Your aunt is waiting for as at the
Junction" he said, raising her red
parasol and. after the manner of men,
holding 1t Mt an angle that let In all
ne sun and gave occasional digs at her
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04
CITY IN BRIEF

A. A. Darknell, of st. Maries. is
in the city.
For all kinds of feed at right prices
call at the Idaho Mercantile company
Robert L. Gentry is in the city to-
day from st. Maries.
For special price on 16 inch and A
foot dry wood call at the Idaho Mer-
camille company.
A. Fl. Porter & Son have put into
position fine large sign in front of
their place of business.
For all kinds of feed at right prices
call at the Idaho Mercantile company.
N. Lavine, of the Hub Clothing
company, left today for Montana to
be gone for three weeks.
]. B. Taylor has gone to Hot
Springs, Arkansas. He expects to be
abs mt for several weeks.
We need more yard room. In or
der to get it quick we will make a
special price ON 16 inch and foot
dry wood. Idaho Mercantile company.
Subscribers will favor this Office
by reporting to the Office when the
Evening Press is not delivered regu-
larly.
One choice Jersey COW for sale at
bargain; fresh in this month. Call
at my office, 319 Sherman street,
phone, EOS.
We need more yard room. In or
der to get 1t quick we will make
special price on 16 inch and foot
dry wood. Idaho Mercantile company.
Myrtle Coonquist left today for
Seattle to enter the Washington
State University. She is making
great progress.
We need more yard room. In or
der to get 1t quick we will make
special price on 16 inch and foot
dry wood Idaho Mercantile company
Mrs. James Hemphill and Miss Jes-
sic Taylor, a sister and cousin res
pectively, of Mrs. o. d. Bratton, are
visiting the latter today.
We have timothy and alfalfa hay,
xrrh &c
oats, bran and shorts, cracked and
whole corn, shorts, wheat and oat
straw. Idaho Mercantile company.
Frank ]. Kroner, new arrival
from Illinois, has purchased tract Ill
at Dalton Gardens. He expects to
build a residence and reside upon the
land. He will plant to trees as soon
as the ground is in proper shape.
A number Of friends pleasantly
surprised Miss Kathleen Mcfarland
last evening, at her home on Seventh
street. Five hundred and music af-
forded the amusement for the even
ing. Refreshments were served.
We have timothy and alfalfa hay,
wheat, oats, rolled barley, rolled
oats, bran and shorts, cracked and
whole corn, shorts, wheat and oat
straw. Idaho Mercantile company.
j. T. Carroll, general manager of
the Occur d'Alene Lumber company,
did the handsome thing for the Ii
brary today when he presented the
library committee with a personal
check for $50 and one for the COM
pany of the same amount.
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App01ntment.
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Copyrighted, 1907, by c. II. Sutcliffe.
BY NANCY BRENT.
lSO7, BY c. H. sutcliffo.

Mrs. Darnley looked up eagerly
when her niece came In.
"Was 1t hard?" she asked, letting
her magazine slide to the floor.
Eleanor Wynn unplnned her hobby
little sailor hat and leaned back on
the couch pillows, with a sigh of re
lief.
"All examinations are narrowing
she said, her eyes still dllated with re-
cent mental strain. IL never saw such
long columns Of figures in my life,
auntie | shall dream about them for
weeks. 1t seems almost impossible to
hope that added them correctly. The
rough draft letter writing and arithme-
tic didn't bother me a bit, but those
pages of rapid addition were awful. !
shall e-so-ashamed-if fail to pass
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04

Today's news today If you read
the Evening Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-04

Adventures OF Stained Glass Window
The east window at st. Margaret's,
Westminster, wandered about for more
than 200 years before reaching Its pres
ent position and was the subject of a
seven years lawsuit. Henry VII, for
whom 1t wSs intended, died before the
window arrived from Dordrecht, and 1t
came into the possession first Of the
abbot OF Waltham and then Of General
Monk, Stained glass was anathema In
Puritan days, so the window was
buried uptll the restoration, when 1t
was brought to Light Refused by
Wadham college, 1t was bought for
90 guineas and erected In "a private
house aud years later was bought for
400 guireas by the committee charged
with the restoration OF st. Margaret's
and placed In position in the church.
The lawsuit to which we have referred
was brought by the registrar to the
dean and chapter on the ground that
the window contained superstitious I'm
ages, tut after seven years legal wran-
Cling the church wardens proved vic
torious, and the beautiful window was
suffered TO remain undisturbed. -Lon-
don Culver,