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Evening journal., 1908-07-21
NOTICES

OF LOSS OF STOCK CERTIFI-
Gates AND APPLICATION FOR
NEW ISSUE.
To whom IL may concern.
Notice is hereby given that three certlh-
cafes Of stock ownership. 10 wit:
Ne 2S9. dated March n. 1861. for n shares
No. 4e6, dated Jany. lh, 1866 for 4 shares.
NO. 9ll, dated Jany. 10. 1873. for shares
In the capital stock Of the Trenton Bank
ing Company OF Trenton n j. duly is
sued to Thomas Darlington. late OF VIII
mington, Del deceased. were during his
life time accidentally lost mislaid. or
destroyed.
Wherefore the undersigned. as executor
ana trustee under his last viii and testa-
ment, intends to apply TO the said Bank
Ing Company for the issue Of a new GER
tihcate in place OF those so lost, mislaid.
or destroyed.
Dated at Wilmington, this 18th day OF
july, a. ID, lalS SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Exr and
trustee jy17-i2t
NOTIcE-THE FIFTY NINTH SERIES
~ OF stock Of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association is now being issued
Shares can be obtained from the secre.
tary at the office. northeast corner H'ftn
and Shipley streets.
EDWARD ANDREWS, President.
WILLIAM H. GIBBONS, Secretary.
j25-eod-1m
NoTIcE-DIvIDEND.
July goth. 1908.
The Directors Of Wilmington Trust
Company have this day declared divi.
dend OF two and one-half (2ik) per cent.
payable August 1st. to stockholders Of
record July 2ist 1908 Checks win be
mailed WIN. WINDER LAIRD,
iy21-st Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21

INVEST your tIme-It u
better than to merely SPEND
it. 4 little of IL INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends for life.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
BANK STATEMENTS.
The First
National Bank
of Wilmington

Report of Condition July IS, 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loans and investments .$1,739, SOC. 50
Due from banks ....... 56,o57.e6
Exchanges for clearing
house ................. 1898 81
Cash on hand ........ 86,433.34
Balances in reserve banks 2o3,415.o5
s2,os7, ,211.s3
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ............$ 500,000.o0
Surplus and net profits -. 327,663.63
Circulation -.............. e6,997.50
Deposits -s-............... 1,1I2,55o.T5
s2,o97, ,211.s8
HENRY BUSH
Cashier.
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CONTINENTAL p sPlsfs's R. r. ana an, Seaes. seSs
Modern IN detail; elevator. private baths.
high-class cuisine; IS to SIS weekly: sL6o
'MXRGARET WALSH DUNCAN. Prep.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
PONCE DE LEON
HOTEL STICKNEY

Kentucky Ave, second hotel from beach.
Brick and stone building; private baths
electric lights; elevator. Rates, SO to n5
weekly
L. " sTICRNEY. owner and Prep
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NEW CLARION

ocean end Kentucky Ave, near all
piers. open all year. Elevator to street
level. Booklet. Coach. S. X. BoNIFACE.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
BELMONT

Homelke and attractive. 81 up. daily
$3.50 up weekly. Ocean and Virginia Avos
6-story brick.
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY co.
STEAMER IJLR1CA
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL JACKSON

Or the ocean front at Virginia ave,
overlooking the Steel Pier. Elevator 70
street: ocean view rooms, single OF en-
suite. with bath. Orchestra etc. New
management. --
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HOTEL LAMBORN

Maryland Ave, near beach. Open all
year. Capacity 250 Private baths. elevator,
etc Booklet.
O. c. MILLER.
Evening journal., 1908-07-21
THE BINGHAM

and Penna r. r. Depot Convenient te
piers and all attractions. Superior table
and service. Special weekly rates Ame-i-
can and European plan. M. Doherty,
Prop ~ parke. Mgr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

T-.
-.'.-. --.. ' F. t'-
~ % go. LAY
~ $50 .is.'' 49, q
- - . -. ' e '1s-.es' tae
--.z,.. - '...7 N'ee"-
-,..' 9-5s II --i'i III se7
l...i - - r.. .9'oeA Il t.4O
NJ, s.rr---.
-'1 l.- cases awe been
- - - sac. eng ia-t report:
- '''..@s'a, uar-
-.
-hs' mug
~ -.s'
81 -. .'I'.s ".o4fn anu
-. -. - .'-'s1- t.i.-Nt-. -9laoi-
49, - . stet 3Ed.
-. - -. q. -. .'...'9'l Us {" " i.oirA.
IN - '''-l Costs aii- - days
" s. - e
7-'-se v. ''.'rse Fegrcs. MUIR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
SIMPLE wash CURE. .czEx

itching Farming skin Ui>es.... rsou.r,,
! ''ii-i"ti sac "a - lsijuri-,,t> drugs
Great inventors often hay. beer
praised ior sarrenIesing ;he secrets
7 o.; iHel. discoveries. Practically tie
same thiEg happened IN the n,ai;ral
y ord ~ tle ct.s- OF Dr.. Decatur u
Dennis. the eminent skin 50, ciali i
% b ca-1.
Or. Dennis in dis own onic- pra..
tee, ci-epver-d thai pure vegetable
- Of Wia.eEgTeeu properly mixed
win olassr simpla Remedies ", Or g.
iieaiiy a sure specie for Eczema.
Fsaria is, bdrbsr's itch. salt rhenu
ANA other itching skin diseased. Bu'
tie 81 % wintergreeH alone was foua,s
we'd ective. IL = qgired oth-r mild
Ingredients such - give .r!le ana
tnyu:Jl compound with the winter
green t. Produce tie real eczema cur..
Tbs compounded y. ID. ID. Prs.
eriptIon positively takes away III.
Itch at once-the instant it is a1Dliee
To tie skin. This v ga:a5le IixuiI
dos away with deieterious druss :
ioig used IN an attempt 10 doctor tn
9'1Hd, whereas modern science has
determines! That eczema is first am
~ tae time a skin disease.
l. you want to know mora ahout
the merits OF ID. ID. ID. Prescription
cALi Z; our store. " { youca for thi.
REMEDY.
K. Z. Chiffon * co.
oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
FEEL EVERY CHANGE
OF THE WEATHER
l Rad BACK Is ALWAYS WORSE
DURING WIT OR CHANGEiBLE
WEATHER:

Rad BACK Is ALWAYS WORSE
DURING W.T. OR CHANGEaBLE
WEATHER
Is Your back ike a harometera
Does It toretell every change of the
weather.
DOES every cold settle on your lid
Bring aching. throbbing pains?
Does II disorder the ur:De3
The kidneys are calling for help.
Use Doan's Kidney Fills.
y. tcssette, of Sill Grand avenue
Meridian, Miss, says: My wife hnd
suffered considerably with kidney 60
ease and pains in her back and Ioins.
Coid which settled IN her kidneys VA,
the starting point OF the trouble. AZ
nrst she thought il would pass away
not instead IL grew worse. I had
heard a great deal about Doaa's Kid
ney PIllS and when she became so had
l got her box and she Commences,
taxing them. They acted quickly and
thoroughly. for by the time she had
taken three boxes she was as we'll as
ever. | never heard her compIain Of
headache, pains in the back and kid-
neys any more Her health il oood
and can say truthfully that Doan,s
Kidney Pills helped her when other
remedies had no effect. NV wife ana
l nave both recommended them To
,riends OF ours and all speak very
highly of them"
FOR sale by all dealers. Price "a
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. nuf,to
Sew forS, sole agents for the United
l;emeH Der the name-Doan,s and
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

the Camp. Il it can be so ar
ranged. our southern Gross Drill
Team would iiSe ts e1caee in q
competitive drill. vi-h other teams
a. the general Reunion in 1903.
n Birmingham. Ala. and would
o. pleased Go consider proposals
for Jai-p-rp~sc.
There Is an accg-ut OF The
Monument a. USt0rl' on pages
.fJ-3}1 col the VETERAN for 1907.
Tat monument was erected toy
che Albert SidEey Johnston Chap
tsr, l.. u. Con the grounds ~
TIE state University. Tho I'M
ve--itr lurni-n-,I q company 81
soldiers from the student O. Jy
known IS the University Gray =
although TIA, monument Is not
icy in ,a-it La.rr. This moau-
ea; "a bc'.ei ON tbs rrluc
-.lsage ot uv.1- Mis-. and was
erected b., tse Confederate cam.
pi Lrfayeite Comfy. Miss. IN
memory If the Confederate SOL
d.ers oi the county.
y l.. Shinault, r. l.. Stephens
e. =. Nelson. :. c. Gates. Ino.
r. Brown. AMI !. r. We.-h ara
'fe comrades represented ia ;he
picture.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
Iffcnfic,- Netc-,-,r

The first annual meeting of the
camp will be held Saturday
siaFch Dist. Every veteran in
the county Will be expected to at
tend this meeting Tor We will have
some important business OF in
terest 70 the camp and veteran 5.
The State has made ample pro-
visions for the care and main
flamenco Of tae worthy veteran at
beauvOir, the soldiers nome. and
suitable pension 70 aid You az
your homes. it IS the wish 0. the
camp that each veteran join the
camp, and make such evidence by
Witnesses OF your Loyalty to the
cause and receive that which You
are entitled to.
J. I. SuIyAULT, Com.
G. II. EVANS, Adit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

an trying % win q salary
from the Curtis Publishing Co.
" relieving = certain number Of
subscriptions for the Saturday
Evening Post and the Ladies'
home journal. 1 Will appreciate
very much if you will give me
your subscription to one or both.
lalso have the very best cUmbi-
nation offers of all magazines
published and hope to receive
your magazine orders from now
on.
The Saturday Evening Post
Sl.50, and the Ladies' Home
journal $3.50. There is no club
offer for these two magazines.
Very truly,
BESSIE ROANE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

Is President Roosevelt calls it j.
not nearly the menace to ilcreasa IN
Po. ll2ti5I that deaths arong iDtanrs
are. And eight ont OF ter Of these
OeItns are directly or Indirectly caus-
"a bS bowel troubles McGee's Baby
r-ilSiT cures dilrrhoea. dysentary
sp2f stomach and al! iufant ailments
q thls nature. just the thing fol
t5etning oaoies. Price sc ana SOC
ior safe By y II. heRdsI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

Il have found cure for the misery
n a1aria poison producers" SAYS r NJ
lanes, al LoGellen, ). :. sItfs called
Electro Buffers and comes in s e-nt
o1tties. IL breaks up case nf chiIIs
or q bilious attack ia almost no time.
ara II puts yellow jIundice clean on5
0I ennimiss on" This great tonic
lh9aicile and blood purifier give quick
rem IN all sio II Ic1, liver ami kfi,,.v
complsints aGd the misery of LAM
pack Sol uuder guarantee az a n
AendeI's drug store. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

'rrf- r. \ ii"vcll. or Havana. Cuba.
Irtalu-l' o. r-t-s O. sttI.s-, ..ift-. { ,..ss-h
hFats-siy.
as long ago d / can remember nv
mother vas a faithful G--r and friend
oi taar Der a -. Cougn Remedy. but
EeS.r 81 M 0lY lie have realized ms
true value 1a.ii now. - writa Prof. n
IT.. HJw u, - fJwssrs At1eric,o
school. 81 Havana, Cuha. ION m.
night OF r~D. 3Ed our baby n.as tlkor
sex with ve-y severe cu.d. tL.. NY
fly vas wor~- and .h- following nisht
mas coLgltiol was desperate. he
cyrii NOT Tie doHn and il was reces
-afy 10 have him N the arms eye-,
moment. Even then his breathing
was g. iicult. did not shink he woule
i've U-th morning. \, last thouyDi
~ my mothers remedy, Chamber
LiIE : ouEn Remedy. which we rtvf
ara IL atiorde.! fruCipt relief. AMI nov
three GAYS later, be has Z ully r. cover
cd Under the circumstances | wcnIo
h"t htsHaie moment IN saving tnat
hamoerlain's CoEgh lieniedv am.
u u only, saved the life Of our drar
L.iic boy Fer sale By All drue,-;st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

Nearly all diseases oi the skin such
as eczema, t~tteF, salt rh=uIn ana ban
beers itch. are characterized by an ia
tense Itching and smarting, which Of
ten MAKES life burIan ard disturb.
sleep ana rest. Quick relief nav BE-
nac by applying Chamheriain's Salve
II al.ays the itching aud sm9rting al
most instantly. Many eas,s nave
been cured D. rs Use. For sale By a!
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

"Nteu ATTACK! by coaza o. =
rsii. or when sa-. ti.rnas is s1.e, !. is
rsrz iaa.4eEE-~@ 10 lake airy other
@ei.c.n- tam Dr.. Kings New Dis
cover. says (. o. iidriigs, Of En-
1;r-. ia - have Csei new Discov-
-ry seven years sad know i is the
3--, remedy ya earth for coughs aud
ea-a- c..la AID al throat and lung
troubles Ny children are subject -
ernap. n1t View Discovery Quickly
eur 8 every attack. Known the
world nV,s rs th. king 81 throat AMI
.la- rsms1. :. sold uEaar g1a-aa-
z-t. 81 - Il. kssjei's Grug store. soc
s-.a si.t1- Trial bottles tree.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

- bave reached higher health
,eVei since BEGAN using Dr. Kings
New Lie Pills, . writes jacob Spring
etr, of West Franklin, Ne. They
keep ny stomach liver and bowels
WORKING just right" II these pills
Gi-appoi1t you ON trial, money will be
reiuaced at \ Il. Rendel's drug store
Price . cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
1T DOES TmEHrsISrSs

T. Il. Shamberisin. OF Clinton, Me.
says OF Buckien's Arnica SaIye; Iii
does the business; / have used IL To-
piles and il cured them. Used II for
chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied il to an cid sore and it healed
II without leaving scar behind.1 25c
at A. ii. kendePs drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

whether resulting from a sp-afn or
from rA4ena-is yaiHs, there is moth
iar - good Tor a iams shoulder as
tAai-fn-.-ia MS Pain BALM. Apply il
J ve-y and ru7 the parts vigorously at
each application AMI Il quick cure Is
ees.ala. flr sale By a. druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19


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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

"
ir a-v aa. -.-',- g.. Dr. Dali
g. h-..- q .fF..s @
provo ,--. be- replied ID b+urs'
,.--sa .-r -t.' H-
N,E class ."lA'at ~" i'.'-
RS. = .-u - 'e t.'r'.. :,
N.n tle rar .-a-s.-.
-. l.as- -.-eii-
,.... -...f.,--s his
- American tic New
-.r. aa.s re a--ed
-g- y.a-r~ vino q.
jill. ..g -ees So Investigate
laus NJ. expected &.
-'
@ s l---e j. .t4-a grat's
eff t Bar disgusting pest
earf- w.- doubtless -rema-.d by
--'
C.....s IS b.e- .a-r-
-5t a.4 -.-
-,-i.ia st Tia. t.rl..
r-..#.- session u.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
Go to

r. r. Chiffon L Co., for fresh
Landre a, Garden Seed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

TIE controversy over the ques-
ton Of who saw the trust evils
hrzt need cause no serious alarm
sagoughout the country. 1t will
ae settled when the November
7lsc IONS determine who ran first.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

THE IVY Department viii per-
a.ta fleet to visit Australia
says Secretary Metcalf. Has any
provision been made for a master
ii ceremonies to introduce the
JACK tar5 to the jack rabbits?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
Sowing Machin. lnrreS,

Each week The EAGLE viii publish
TIE names of the contestants for the
$500 Sewing Machiae to be given to
the most p pular lady in the county
on March 18th. yoiss
Mrs. Miriam Caldwell --..--..- POO
SIiss FANNIE Dunlap ------ 1890
Mrs. J. ". Logan -..--.....-...- 2z.77u
Miss Fannie Johnson --.---.... I'LL 400
Mrs. T. o. NJ. Eayburn ----.----. IOU
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

~ -oJ iIEo N~A CURE ? or CEovr
Besiies D ing an excellent remedy
Tor c1lt- and throat troubles. nam
orr.ai1' : Cvns,l Remedy Is aaeq Ialea
u a cure tor cT0uq,m says Harrs Wi.
cn. u WSynstOwn, Ind. When Civ
n IS soon a. tie cruuDy cough ap-
pears, tnis r-medy viii prevent the
attack. 1t j. used successfully IL
'aanv thousands OF homes. For sal,
1y al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

THE Democrats of Minnesota
la.e named COY. johnson as
hats States f4varite son. The
Democrats or Massachusetts
ichs at least do as much fer
Gorge Fred Williams.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

,o0sE FELr needa'tworry i the
t-l ii next March finds the c0un-
rT still uEinl0-med about the
=tsa-u#2. Bryan can tell Us Just
ais ws' if not better, because he
saw rst anyhow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
Tie NV Poc:al Z, Inc.

The new postal ruling that a
paper canra. send copy to a de
Eloquent ribcr.ro,ily applies
IT, the papers in the South. In
the North and East subscriptions
"a a pad IN advance. Nobody
ttnink oi askin.- a Northern paper
|f0r s.eiit. When they want il
Itaegeul tte money and know
they will only get 10 10 the exact
Issue for which tiey have paid.
unless they have been subscribers
fpr 2 long time. in the South We
give ere III. sometimes for a year
sometimes for ten years on sub.
s'lpti1n. Il has been the fault
.o generations. Of careless fnan-
A. management. While this
ruling Of the department looks
ike weldliaE with our business.
the papers have to submit because
they have u special rate. The
iimls o! three months will compel
the papers to collect their money
1r cut OF tEe subscriber. In the
end this Will benefit the papers
ane compel them to get their snb-
scriqtiol lists Oh cash basis. Il
IS g shame that Uncle sam had
.o step in and Tut the country
wee~iy on cash basis. when
the editors would not do it,
birmingham lie igcr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

LIST OF unclaimed mai! matter Ie,,
In tae Oxford. Miss. Post-ogica to,
the week ending Saturaay. 1!ar,b III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19

.'r.f- o. \ u"vcll. or Havana. Cuba.
Er'''in-l'e f-'-s GIsltl.. i-4itt-. tuus-h
GssatetiY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-03-19
\ HIGHER iEiLraLvyr.

- 1IIEI-N-a Z II, Z
q. II. EVANS, Adit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05

tism of the oldest golf club in the world,
from which came our present rules OF the
game. Voters of st. Andrews and their
families of sixteen years and upward and
members of the Royal and Ancient Club
are to be exempt and students in the uni
versity will be given reduced rates. The
fees go to pay the starter. ranger and
ballmaster." and the remainder. If any.
is to be divided equally between the town
and the Royal and Ancient Club, which
have hitherto paid the expenses of up
keep. The sanction of parliament, how
ever. must be obtained before the club
and the town can levy the proposed tax
on visitors.
Of the propriety of such tax there can
be no question. although st. Andrews has
always been maintained as free course.
The oldtimers in golf. who now hesitate
long over their puts. tell of the days of
when they would drive with nOnchalance
over the heads of a passing regiment. But
the regiments have passed from the
course. Young Tom died many years
cred to his fathers The old order
changeth and st. Andrews may not hope
to be exempt when its members so to
other clubs and find that before teeing off
they must pay fee. The general rule in
this country has been one of a fee for nom
members. and American suggestions re-
garding changes in the rules of the game,
although they at first made the Scotch
men hold up their hands in horror. have
not been unkindly received of late. The
newer clubs in Great Britain make their
playing charge to visitors. so why should
not the old home Of the game. inasmuch
as everybody wishes to play that course
once before he dies. II he is any golfer at
all? And furthermore the idea set forth
by Provost Murray that the eXaction of a
fee for playing on the old course at ST.
Andrews would prove "a veritable gold
mine" is not without its appeal to the
sense of thrift of the sturdy Scot of st.
Andrews and the Royal and Ancient Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05
OVER INDEPENDENCE HALL
FLAG FROM OKLAHOMA PRE-
SENTED TO PHILADELPHIA.
Made by the Betsy Roses of the
New <state-street Parade Pre-
cedes the Raising.

PHILADELPHIA, July Am historic
Independence Hall. where the great docu-
ment was signed which gave the world a
nation. Oklahoma. the youngest state in
the Union at noon today dedicated with
patriotic exercises a new flag containing
forty-siX stars and presented it to the city
OF Philadelphia. The flag was made by
the Betsy Roses of Oklahoma. The
city OF Philadelphia in return for the COM
pliment paid to the city where the nation
was born dedicated a new flag made in
this city and officially presented it to
Oklahoma through the committee which
brought the Oklaroma flag to: rhiiadel-
phia. - IT.
The ceremonies were preceded by a
street parade, which ended at the Cradle
of Liberty at 10 Am. Then followed
the annual Independence day exercises
under the auspices of the city, which were
participated III by the Oklahoma commit
: tee and the Society of the Descendants of
the Signers, which is holding its annual
session. III the room where the Declaration
of Isdep endenceg was signed:
At the stroke of IL o'clock the Okla
homa flag was run up on the Flagstaff
of Independence Hall. and at the same
moment Mayor John E. Rey,bnrnsofsthis
city touched a button which notified
hOma that their flag floats proudly over
the sacred spot where the old bell pro
claimed liberty throughout all the
lands@ AS the flag straightenedSou in
tha warm southwest byeeze uaousapds
asserabled in the sAuar4 sansrh sFaEr
Grand Army ofsefe Rerfblic fifei fortys'
six guns as a greeting. to the new state
and to the nation.
The presentation of the flag made in
this city then took place. 1t was pre-
scented by Mayor Reyburn TO the Okla
homa committee, Whichs will take 1t
home and float it over the Oklahoma
state capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05
NOTES OF ANIMALS.
High C's In Music Practiced by Pea
cocks.

cocks.
From the London Express.
Music did not have its birth when Ju-
bal struck the corded SHE'LL as ignorant
humanity has been led to suppose.
Music originated in the cry Of the pea
cock. the bleat of the goat and the croak
of the frog. According to an interesting
article on the relationship between music
and emotion. which appears in this
months number of the Annals of Psychi-
cal Science. DR.. Henry Fotherby. the
writer, also suggests that the apprecia-
ton Of time and rhythm in music may
be due to the rhythmic shock of the
hearts beat on the circulation.
The nerves. he says. may play an i'm
portant part in the appreciation of must
cal sounds; and he points out the connec-
ton between the nerves and music by
the tendency to express music. when
heard. by movements of the head and
arms, and sometimes by the trunk and
legs.
DIR. Fotherby gives a feasible reason
for the fact that the lower notes of the
scale have always been employed to de-
scribe anger. fear and reverence, VIII: lie
the treble notes have been associated with
sunshine, Observation-Disclosures, sociablity
and love. The lower notes associate them
selves with the growls of wild beasts. the
moan of the wind in the forest, the roar
Of thunder. The upper notes initiate the
songs of birds. the chirp of the grasshop-
per. the hum of insect life
THE Hindu note Sa. corresponding with
our c." says Dr. Fotherby. sis the note of
the peacock: Ri. our D. was the note of
the lowing of an OK. These were always
attributed to wonder and terror.
ga, or E. Ma or f We're the cries of
the goat and the crane, respectively and
were associated with compassion and
love.
mi. or B Dha, or A. were the notes of
the elephant and the frog-the former as
ISOLATED with compassion and the latter
with disgust or alarm"