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The Washington herald., 1909-06-25

}. II. small & S0ns. Florists,
18th and Q Sts.. washington; Waldorf
Astoria and 1I5s Broadway. New YORK
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The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20

e The Ell Paso Times SAYS that
John Griffin, the hobo to whom
Hartman gave the dime in Tue
son, says he will return the dime.
When Nj. Hartman gets the dime
back the incident may be consi-
dered closed. Mr.. Griffin has lust
finished a three days engagement
on the rock pile Ill i'll Paso.
The Bisbee Review believes
that the race for the position of
Governor OF Arizona hes between
Col. Sturgis and our old friend
Hon | T. St0ddard, that no
others are really in the race and
that Sturgls is IN the lead Per-
haps SO; but, if possession is nine
points i'll law, Kibbev, being Il
lawyer, and in present possession
of the nine points, might secure
the others Prescott Courier.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20

sc sS
&c eS
. TERRITORIAL NEWS 3
&c sS
se sS
Phoenix is to be Upon
Through Line

Phoenix, March 13. = E. II
Hartman and party were here a
few hours yesterday afternoon
Hartman annOuned that the
surveyed lined through ella river
canyon between Winkelman and
San Carlos will be constructed
within the next two years.
1t is expected that the Arizona
& California line from Parker to
Bengal, California, will be finished
before that time and with the
San Carlos Winkelman gap filled,
Phoenix will be on a central
Arizona through line operated
jointly by the Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific.
Regarding Mexican construc-
ton Mr.. Harrison said:
1.-The road is now completed to
the port OF Mazatlan, on the west
coast line out ofGuaymas. about
half way up the Yuqui river. Our
force will be concentrated in
South Mazatlan, and we expect
to make rapid progress through
southern Sinaloa and the terri
tory of Tepic."
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20

Special correspondence from
Yuma announces that StraWber-
rieS are nov to be seen in the
market there. 1t might be we'll
to state tha t stra wberr1es, grown
in the valley. have been in the
Phoenix market for the past two
weeks.
During the week three carloads
OF young orange trees will arrive
in Phoenix from Florida. There
will be about twenty-five thou
sand trees in all. The first car is
expected about Monday. Count
ing ninety trees to the acre, this
means enough trees will be re-
ceived to cover 277 acres.
Phoenix Republican.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20
Tucson S. P. Shops Work
ING Full Time

Tucson, March 12-The South
ern Pacific shops are again work
ing on a full day. full week basis.
The welcome news that the
shops were to return to their
complete working week was re-
ceived here with great rejoicing
by the shopmen as it means that
their pay check will be larger.
Under the new order the shops
work nine hours each day and
six DAYS each week.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20
The Revenge of the Beavers.

At the reservoir at Saddleback pond
recently at Rangely beavers work in
dam construction was found to inter
fere with the water supply from Sad
dleback stream These busy en-
gineers had constructed a tight dam
which had retained considerable of
the supply of the mountain reservoir,
and wOrkmen each day tore out their
work only to find it rebuilt on their
next visit Good-sized tree sections
had been hauled in and placed in the
dam by the beavers. After several de-
structions of the beavers dams there
was again found to be stoppage in
the supply of water through the main
pipes The dam had not been rebuilt,
but on close investigation it was
found that these cunning engineers in
revenge apparently had built a dense
screen across the strainer, which had
prevented the flow of water through
the main pipe.-Kennebec (Me.) Jour
nal.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20
Arizona to Own s air
Grounds

Phoenix, March 16. A bill
was brought in this morning to
buy the fair grounds and improve
ments at Phoenix for $4,000,
and under suspension of the
rules, passed the house, and was
sent to the council.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20
Tucson Tragedy

Tucson, March l G. Nabor
Pacheco, Jr., tonight in the lobby
of the Windsor hotel shot and
killed Rena Game of Los Angeles,
woman of the underworld. No
cause was assigned. The slayer
is a son of Marshal Pacheco, eX-
sheriff of Pima county. The slay-
er surrendered.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20
Yuma Farmers Cutting
Barley

Many Yuma Valley farmers
have barley well advanced and
much of it will be ready for cutt-
ing in about q week, but II c.
Haupt has exceeded all past re-
cords and has already cut the first
of big acreage of barley, some
of it two feet high.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-20
The Right Kzz1G5 of
Reading Matter

I'LL The home news; the dongs of the people in this
I'LL town; the gossip of our own community, that's
I'LL the first kind of reading matter you 1t is
EBEA important more Interesting to you than
It'll that given by the paper magazine from the
1AEN outside world 1t is the irst reading matter
Till you should buy. Each issue of this paper gives
Till to you just what you will consider
The Rkgksf Kind OF
Reading Matter
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

some OF the most dellcaIe emDroI0erV
work has been done by, sailormen. ".
ii Efhe, ships barber. also makes q com.
fofta Bile living in addition to his regu.
sl lar M pay and the distribution OF prizes
ct target practice enriches the golfers
q the gun crew BY a. considerable
sum. Men who are detailed to duty
On board submarine boats are allowed
an additional SIS a month and besides
II . day for every day the boat Is
submerged. eluejackets detailed as
signalnen "a cockswains OF power
boats or IN charge 81; holds are al.
lowed extra pay. A crew messman re.
ceivess SIS month for performing that
Somewhat mental function. and the
man who ID not ashamed to ..take in
Washing'i can easily double his nav
pay EVERY bluejacket Is expected to
perform the: la undering himself. bu,
there are always men who prefer ia
pay 9fori having the service done.
= One, of4tha novel methods Of earning
an honest penny is for a man with a
descrtptave 2knack-tisually a yeoman-
to- prepare an interesting letter upon
the, cruise of the ship or some Of the
strange ports visited, the honors paid
TIE vessel, f he entertainments offered
and describing the customs Of the in
h4a.blt ia \ ts. These letters are manifold
60 and sold TO the. members Of the
crew for 80 cents To- 81 a copy land
usually, Is cheap at that The parents o.
relatives, sof the sailor boy bus arg
kept, Informed Of. his; adventures and
expert ' n,ccees and be IS relieved u {
task that is irksome to most boys
John r. Coz Il National Magazine.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

from schools seeking teachers. and "a
in large and increasing part from far.
m II owning lands which they wish
run ct the largest possible profit, while
Keeping up the fertility of their land
The pay for this line of work is better
than that for ordinary lines Of teach
ing, and much better than for most
protest. nal service. III
e The courses In Engineering flt men
FOR surveying, and like lines or for
steam a.eE MAJ and gas engine work. Its grad
yates are e constant demand, and At
good wages. It is q good course fora
imam with q mechanical turn of mind
.or: for, one who likes the open. TIE
future for one following either of the
enginee ring courses is very good. 81
The General Science course gives
one a general college training. It Is q
good }sSand strong course, but we rec
ommend that a man or woman take
one Of the specialized lines of study,
as they lead directly to money-mak-
ing goal 2" WILL, e.. - S$$
The Course in Domestic Science Is
much like the others, save for the
training IN sewing and cooking. It Is,
In our opinion, the best possible
course open at the present time to q
young w woman s'l, Il Intending to earn her
living as aSteacher, or who wishes ali
education In order to 1T herself the
better for home.making. .Well-trained
young women command very good sal.
aries as teachers Of Domestic Science
IL high schools, and the demand will
increase as time goes by. H. =
These are some Of the main lines
There are others Of value. II you are
looking forward to an education, make
it practical, We'd like, to have, you al
l'the A. C.3We believe that you would
sget something here that would &c
with you all. thru life, giving to each
day added enjoyment, and putting: you
in possession Of increased earning
!: power as a worker In the world 9
T. ~ 2H$4&, H. T. Hughes Pres
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
EA RS GO
Wheat 56 cents

y Bob Cairnes drove down from Lang
don Tuesday. &
The Episcopal ladies received 4 Il line
new organ Friday.
n Miss Jennie Pattie is attending the
Ursaline academy at Grand Forks.
Il Mrs. G. w. Kelly and 1 Miss Terry i, s.. 1;
left yesterday from "trip to Chicago
Louis stenseth Is building 1. house
x Sixth street 1874 with IAN ample
u. ssfss 81
Col. Uline spent Sunday with his
family here. He has been very busy.
On right-of way matters III Minnesota.
Il Treasurer Serving and /. b. shell:
~ are building q double residence on
east Fourth street. What does !. it
mean a ? Each accuses the other OF it
and both deny it (: 81. .S; .$s}
n The boardi II county il Commissioner mn
nav set<the first Monday Iii Novemlt
yer as the date for voting on the sdues.
tor Of the rohibition Of the: sale of
i mt = cat liquors II the county. i
Curt J. Lord has accepted posi-
ton in the North Dakota bank at
g q Ferry. Mr.. Lord has been a
resident! Of Devils Lake for about two
wears and has many friends who viii
regret his leaving. .{s$s.5 II /.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. James Layuan Of San.
IA Ana, CAL, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moran,
Of Eden Prairie, Mimi, were visiting
With MI. and lill Mrs. j: q. Perkins last
week. Mrs.. Layman and MI: Moran
are sister and brother Of Mrs. Per
tps, J. cd ass,, i,ssx, sY,s ,ass. !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
AGRlCUl
|.COLLEGN0TIES

The a. g. will open for the fall term
the 2oth Of this month: It's aim Is to
train men who shall be able to meet
the changing cond Ions An Agriculture
al and industrial life:
It gives full courses ID Agriculture,
Civil and Steam Engi neering, General
Science. and Domestic Science. Il.
There is strong and increasing
demand for men ffained irl gricul-
ture. The demand comes II part from
the u. 8. Government service In part
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
!. STAR GAZING. !.
The Study Of the Consultations as q
.Pastime. ,,,;s.t tTs52., .Si:5. 2.

Tho Study Of the Consultations as q
,Pastime. i / s.;t T,fs., :,.5, {.
Probably every reader has often ad-
mired the. beauty Ola starlight night
A. little careful observation on sncf q
night will. show that, the, brighter stars
may ibe. divided into groups or '.constel-
lations," as The astronomer call them
most o. which are known by the
names OF animals or legendary per
sons, such for example as the Great
Bear" $'the2 swan. .::Hercules. 4 ..An:
dromeda." ETC.: The easiest method OF
learning these ;.'.conste lions Is from
some one, already acquainted !, with
them. but IT the beginner Ii not fortu-
nate enough to know any such person
the majority can be learned from any
cheap staran,aps such as are sometimes
contained In ainanacsl ,I .s. s Z
! Now. Il the budding astronomer VIII
notice: the position; Of any Of these
groups. or consl citations alta particu-
lar hour OF any night and then look a
few hours afterward he will see that
during the interval the stars which ap,
peared low down in the east have; risen
TO the south In a somewhat similar
manner q The apparent motion, Of the
.a,lnys and neon. while closer attention
son :eeEsrnl entngsf VII show 4 seireu
arlsorfa Fotar nor elnen III i. around ihe
north pole Ok tie heavens, the melton
beingxthe opposite way to the hands 81
a. cioek IS ~ = - $40 ! r. 5s:st..;
Near the north pole Is a, bright star
called The Pole STAR This star Il
easilyr found: when the observer hal
once noted the seven bright stars 81
the Great Hear. ,'sthe two outer stars
Of the Tour forming the square
{ known as the pointers point almost
directly to the Pole star. This majes
$ tic movement Of the stars around the
pole, OF the heavens Is a most sublime
and wonderful sight Country Side.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
!, !. ]. -! TOXIC. ].

School opened in Toxic tuesday. !.
A. Jaqua was in Devils Lake Mon
day., iii s s;&.s4 i.isf,. ~ &fs&&3
'sMasons commenced work on 4 4 base
ndent barn at the g. D. Mills farm on
Monday! NJ. . 81 gs 8. ... S .:'s. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS, Powell and daugh-
ter Julia have been visiting In, South
Dakota for 9. few weeks past. ;;:@.
Our prices are rock bottom compar,
ed with other dealers. When in need
Of hardware call on us at Toxic and
save money. p. r. Chase.
MRS. Binferd; Mi 5allhas been 81 spend
ing a couple 81 weeks visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. G. D. Mills, left
for her home at Dixon. Iowa, Tuesday.
IS. l. Serene, wife and baby. were
at Toxic the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. Serene coming out to, get, i his
share Of the first prairie chickens.
He was ably assisted BY g. smeallie.
Alex DeMars could not resist the
temptation to bag a. few ducks, and
got out q few days in advance As a
result he was bagged by the game
warden and was detained at Minnee.
waukan SO long that he did not get
out for the: opening Of he@sport. x
sThreshing has been going merrily
on in this vicinity the past week
While the grain does not show up as
much as was anticipated q month ago,
still there lis AZ great increase over
last years crop, and the grain is OF
pretty good quality & i # j.ss ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
]. PAUL. JONES, PROMISE.


III ess Of Chartres.
The Duchess of Charities was an en-
thusiasts in the cause gof American lib:
erty, and a warm friend, Of Its great
naval champion. :. Paul Jones, whom
she 5nicknamed the. UNTITLED Knight
Of the Sea-, rhe duchess was, royal
Princess and avery great lady, and
Captain Jones was sailor, self edu.
Gated. and the son. Of a Scotch garden
er, but in the exchange Of gifts and
compliments which, according to the
custom Of the day in France attended
their aendshlp. hettvas notsto*be- out
sh0ns. s -: ~ 80 !3 :5; s Ssf
At a. luncheon which she gave just
before he sailed from france lii the
Ranger ION that famous cruise of : his
which carried the war TO :ths, very
shore Of! Britain 1t was, the good for
tune Of Panl Jones TO share In, a CON
versat lion touching a French naval en-
gagement In which the grandfat her ,of
the duchess had borne 9. conspieuous
part and to defend and eA,lai1f ,his
maneuvers on that OCCASION. showing
a knowledge Of every ship and every
captain engaged and winning on the
spot s9at ths aaE Eda11 personal adherence Of
/. AT the close. Of the feast she present
ed him q valuable watch which had
been her grandfather's. Taken BY sur
prise. the American captain neverthe-
less accepted II With a. grace ! that
charmed the 5courtly company, promis-
ing that IN return, II fortune favored
him, be would some, day ''lay an Eng
lish frigate at her feet. .% s;;,@ : A.
IL was q daring boast, but In "a. @.
Buelrs biography Of Paul Jones II y
related how he kept 1t, e Within two
years occurred the marvellous victory
Of the Bonhomme: Richard over the
I Serapis concerning which. the victor
wrote the duchess q letter, ending.
The enemy surrendered at thirty FIVE
minutes past 10 p. m. by your watch,
which Isconsult only to fix the moment
Sof victory" :, .,.,.e. u. = l ::
!. That was phrase to delight a so
sciety that reveled IN pretty phrases.
and the chess was amply satisfied
When Paul Jones reached Paris she
gave a grand banquet In his honor.
Just before It ended be reminded her
OF her gift and his promise. a servant
was sent fos his room and returned
with az long lea ther case. which the
I duchess took amid the exclamations
and eager curiosity Of the company
our srogal sstlig hnesss E,erceives the The
impossibility 5of keeping my promise
lin kind, 81, zplained the knight OF the
sea, smiling The English frigate
proved to- be forty four on VS.
decks, and she IS. now at Lorient with
French colors sfy the, The best car
! do toward Keeping my word OF two
\ years ago us Sto place ID your dainty
h hands the sword OF the brave officer
who commanded her, r hare the 1on
: orsto SURRENDER. to the loyeltest Of won,
"a the sword surrendered to me By
one Of the bragest sof meI,-the sword lsl
ZOE Captain the Hon. Richard Pearson
of llis Britannia ma esty's late ship
the Scraps. 4 IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
ODD JOBS ON vVA i ST !.
Many Ways For Tie Rlnelaeksts s' &
Make Extra Money.

5 ss the possible methods lot making IS ex I:
TIA money son shipboard are manifold.
aiIorizing' Is one OF the most prot,
\ table. while d ships tailor is3 detailed e
to most OF our chips his duties are
limited to making neceasar altera.
{ aions i'll the uniforms which are issued
/ so the members of the crew. Many
enlisted men own sewing achines
/ ut,on which they do repair work, ai1d
they also do odd Jobs for ofIacerH, sy g Y
a. pressing and cleaning handy
man with the need ID can also ake 81 =
handsome sum BY doing fsancy work
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Clothes Hospital.

q: The only French dry cleaning plant
in town and therefore the only place
where you can. get your garments
cleaned right, because French dry
cleaning is byssfar the best way to
clean clothes. Burtscher, the Tailor. Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

Not minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms Of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack, Sold BY all drug
gists. .sS =, j..y, ..,,. 81. ,, .,.,.t,.,r
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

tc1hampberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. It
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and should be taken at the first IN.
natural looseness Of the bowels. It
|is equally valuable for children and
adults. It always cures. Sold by all:
druggists: Il II. s::S ,$.*5 II -. =:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
/. The Brides Linen Room.

ia groom elect has not provided an
extra room to his house for storing his
brides linen he should build 1t In time,
for In these days whenever a. girl
.marries her mother closes her lips
! grimly. goes after pas pocketbook and
does the right thing with nine dozen
towels, fifteen dozen napkins, eighty
. four pairs Of sheets, etc She doesn't
expect her daught to open a boarding
house. but she has proper pride sand in
tends to do the right thing by the girl
even If it breaks pa. Atchtson Globe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

DC o y K NOW
that it is 3 ssh e for.
your boy and girl 60 get.
as good an education at
the u orth.
/ akota as anywhere
iii the q un try hey.
will come back to SUI
ply siically 81 ngtheIl-'
ed, Inentally awakened
and III til tually and
morally trained he
JJrliVer Bile IN
5strllefol's and first & class
equipment.
IL part1rlents in IN
Guiding arts, 5 ciiences,
law 1nedic cine, educa-
ito mimi 8, civil, cleo
|trical and eclaanical
cheering
|x4ddrsss Frank Nc ~ 2ies.
University of North Da kota,5
Uniyersity D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
!, III, ~ zzA g - q
Coiildn't Eorne4 6 I: 7,

S n. Couldn't Forget It.
Saturday night some miscreant lug.
ged of whole cord Of my wood, and
somehow can't forget about it!'' de-
ciared Silas.
B "Have You tried to- forget itY' in
gquired his friend
..s$Y Yes. Sunday morning went to
church hoping could get It Off my
mind and before III had been there five
minutes the choir started III singing
The Lost hord so got outp'-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

Flo OUR TIA il STAYS ON ToP "
! as ours does must have merit AL the
clever advertising IL the world would
not induce ~ oman 70 buy q second
& sack Il the nrst didn't suit her.
THAT DAKOTA FLOUR DOES SUIT
Sis proven By the fact that those who
try II keep on using II right along,
So al We have I'D do Is to persuade
people to try II. We Invite you TO or tl,
der q sack today for our mutual
& benefit Made at home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. - Oliver typewriter
good as new. Address c. Smeallie,
Toxic. - - g. ".f !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

-.& .-t,@i&stff.. Il = It '''-. p. - =
FOR SALE-House,: barn and lot to
trade for 100 acres Of N. D. land.
Will pay difference. Address Inter,
Ocean,. =. -. E,,.,. '~''s:'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
HELP WANTED.-FEMALE.

WANTED-Sewing girls wanted, COL
Sixth street. Mrs. D. r. Blaisdell,
Modiste. ~: - .s,a.: -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

FOR SALE-Pure blooded White wy
andotte chickens, Duston strain
Call on or address G. D. Mills, Dev
lis Lake or Toxic. -:
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-06
PERSONALS

Saturday, where he was visiting his
brother, w + Cooper.
The superior quality Of Hunters
flour wins favors. at o skaggs.
233- t
Dan W Peery of Carnegie trans
&C ed business at the Indian Agency
Saturday.
Hot Lunch. coffee, chill, pies and
cakes at any time at Kaiser's Pla CO.
FL Ecc.eston was called to Binger
on business Saturday.
Try pitted cherries or evaporated
raspberries for pies. Skagg's Gro
cery. 233-tf
Mrs Dan Barrett Of Lawton came
up Saturday to visit few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs S Austin.
We guarantee the most pleasing
results if you will use Hunter Cream
flour. Skagg's Grocery. 23Stf
Mrs J w Bradford Of Ell Reno,
who has been visiting her son, II C
Bradford and family, returned homo
Saturday.
Another car of potatoes. Large,
white, smooth GreeIys. Cheap by
the sack Skagg's Grocery. 233- IF
Mrs J II Hartman of Chickasha,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
G w Conover this week returned
home Saturday.
You can make more bread and
much better bread, out OF Hunters
Cream flour. Skagg Grocery. 233tf
Mr.. and Mrs r N West of Rocky
Ford, who has been visiting their
son, Ed n West and family, went to
HYDRO, Saturday, where they will
visit a son there.
Raisins, currants, citron, lemon
and orange peel and anything else
that you need for that fruit cake
o. P. Skagg's Grocery. 233tf
VIM Reece made a business trip to
Carnegie Friday.
If you like a good cup of tea try
the Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand tea
at the Pratt Grocery. It's fine.
HW Dunbar was an Apache visi-
tor Friday.
Price being equal, why not buy the
hest? Hunters Cream flour is the
same price as cheap flour at 0. P.
skagg's. 2s3tf
Friday Mesdames Deckers, Hearst,
: Jones, Smith and Crooks of Ft Cobb
were shopping in Anadarko.
w A Zumwoit returned from
Stecker Saturday where he has 400
head of cattle getting ready for mar
ket.
Mis- Edna Rcmick is quite sick at
her home in west Central Boulevard.
Miss Florence Miller is filling the
vacancy in the city school.
Frank Stone returned from a busi-
ness trip to Oklahoma City Friday.
Hunters Cream flour has no rival.
It's quality is unsurpassed. skagg's
Grocery. 233tf-
w a Drnm has returned from a
three months visit at Mount Carmel,
H.. where he visited his old home
and friends of boyhood days. He
says he enjoyed his stay, but after
his visit he longed for Oklahoma and
of course, like many others, came
back,
Hunters cream flour costs you no
more than ordinary flour. Sold only
by o p Skaggs. 233-tf
c d Carley of Saltwater is build-
ing a two story brick building 25xSO
feet to join the Miller furniture COM
pany's building on Broadway on 'the
east. The will be all modern i'm.
proved, the first story will be used
for merchantile purposes. while the
second story will be hall for lodges.