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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

Attorney General Martin gave ~
opinion to Mias Harper. anperluItn.
dent Of schools ~ Washington count,
from which we take The following.
which viii be Of interest 70 ibe county
superintendent and teachers u Tie
state:
"Under the law Of tlIiS state county
superintendent have no authority 70 H.
sue permit 70 any person 70 teach IN
The public schools Of the state. and no
teacher Is entitled to pay. from the pub
lie school fuEds. for teaching IN any
public school Of this state. unless such
teacher was holder Of q certificate. regn
larry issued ~ provided By law. and
valid during the time such school was
laugh. excerpt when = teachers certin
cate expires, By its own limitation
within six weeks OF the end Of the
term, for which such teacher has been
engaged, the term may be finished.
Teachers might AZ well understand
that II they are going to teach IN The
public school. and be paid from the
public funds. they must secure certid
Gates In the manner provided By law
emitting them 70 teach. County super
intendents have no authority, In ans
manner. TO authorize person 70 teact
in the public schools unless such persoE
holds . certificate procured In the man
ner provided BY law. and except in tb'
case above etated. when the certiGeat'
expires during the last six weeks Of tn
term. County superintendents shoul'
refuse % sign the requisition for I
teachers pay who has taught withou
being the holder Of certificate regu
larry issued"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
IDAHO SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
msstiag to be HsIa in Lewiston the Last d
Jume-

Hestiag 70 be Hsla in Lsvistsn the Last Of
Juns.
A circular letter has been issued by
the president and secretary calling the
annual convention Of the Idaho Sunday
school Association as follows:
BOISE. IDAHO, May 10, 1901.
To the Sunday school workers OF Idaho:
Again you are notified that the an
nual convention OF the Idaho State
Sunday School Association will be held
at Lewiston. June 81, - and %. II is
very much desired that every school Ia
Idaho send at least one delegate. eEe;l
though the school have 10 pay his or
her fare.
At this convention we shall have
with us Bro. W. G. Merritt, OF Wash
ington, and Mr.. r. II. Waggener, OF
Kansas City. Mo. Mr.. Merritt We all
know, and Mr.. waggener comes 70 "a
most highly recommended as an ali
round Sunday school worker.
Fare: One fare for round trip has
been granted over the q. 5. l.. 70 Hunt
ington plus one and one-third fare be-
yond. Through tickets being sold from
starting point. The rate over Northern
Pacific will be one and Que third fare
II Gfty buy tickets paying full fare go
ing, ION the certificate planl said per
sous will be returned at one third fare
La buying over the Northern Pacific be
sure and take your certificate and pre-
sent it to the secretary Of the convsn-
ton and get it signed.
Elect delegates that win 60. give and
take. II you do not know what is
meant by give and take. will explain 10
the convention.
Begin now to raise funds TO send your
delegates, IL you have no one able 70
pay his own way.
Every school is entitled 10 two dele
gates, besides one for eveFy 50 il its
membership or fractional part of So
Plan aud pray. then proceed IN the
interest Of this coming sunday school
convention at Lewiston, Juneai . and
-. May God impress upon you the
great importance OF this Sunday school
work.
Finally, bretheren, be much In prayer
for the success Of this coming Sunday
school convention.
II. E. NEAL, President
&c. Cook. Secretary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
reasAsrs EnRIsysa.

The school board, at its meeting Tues.
day evening. selected teachers for the
public school to serve during the com
ing year. Prof. Cummings had no oppo-
sltion in the board for his old position
As principal and was unanimously elect
ed. The board and the patrons OF the
school are satisfied with his services and
the manner In which he has conducted
the school. Miss Ethel Parks Of Cen
terviIle, Iowa, was selected as teaches
Of the grammar department; Miss Viola
Boleman, late Of Eau Claire, Wis. viii
have charge OF the Intermediate depart
ment and Miss Susan Davis, OF Har
rison, is the primary teacher.
The board also took favorable action
with view to refunding the $4,000 L.
sue OF bonds that were sold in the boon
days for the purpose Of placing a fin'
brick school house on q q. 400 block Of
land out in the country which one o.
the townsite boomers generously solt
to a more generous school board. Th'
present bonds, drawing eight per cent
interest, are now coming due and Their
being no money to pay them of, tn
board win call an election TO decide OF
refunding at lower rate OF interest
not to exceed six per cent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
TVnUR D'ALENE L a city Of 600

FNTUR D'ALENE Il . city Of 500
~ population. beautifully situated on
nc noSthesn shore Of the famous CWuF
AAlsns lake. - miles east Of Spokane
"a branch lIpe Of the Northern Pacific
lsllroad. Lines Of steamers make regu-
snr trips from this city up the lake TO the
head Of navigation on the 81. Joe river.
connecting At IIarrisoa with the rail-
road line Into the gold, silver and lead
mines. The city Il one Of the most
noted summer resorts In the northwest,
and 10 becoming more popular each year
is hahlng. hunting. boating and bathing
Attractions are almost limltlesA The
country round about IL made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
% yslIow plne. Or, cedar and tamsrac
and the city IL destined to become :
manufacturing center for the products
81 Ihese woods. The business men and
residents are entefprislns, and TAXI
pride In making The place attractive
There are four church organizations
Methodist, Presbyterian. Episcopal ant
Roman Catholic. The REGRET order
hre well represented by lodge each o.
Afasona. Odd Fellows. knights Of Pyth
aa, Eastern star. Daughters OF Re
hekah. Knights Of the Maeeabeea, @. A
b. and women's Relief Corps. The citl
b supplied with electric lights, good
Hater WORKS, an elegant public schoo
building, one sawmill, two arst elias
hotela. boat building yards, etc. Their
Are yet good opportunities TO engage Il
lucrative business aud ElvsrsiIied farm
ing. Manufactures are particularly de
hired, and are offered extra inducements
The summers are temperate. with sussi
silent rainfall TO insure abundant crops
while the winters are free from extrem
cold. No better location for proftabl
Investments or fot securing ideal home
can be found In the northwest. Their
Is alwaya > Weleoms here, among an 81
eelIent.people. IN beautiful region m
IA Incompatible climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

A North Dakota paper says that a
town physician recently sent a bill
for services rendered, aud In about ten
DAYS received his bill through the mail
with the following notice written on
the back:
DEER SuR-This note was put In
my box BY mistake, I liant the man
bees dead and Amt any relation oi
mine anyway. l don't see how youI
eonshens will let you dun the dead
why don't you live a better cristoa lie
and try and meat that man Who died IL
heaven, which is worth more thaa tort!
dollars to emmy doctor"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

Estate Of chas. n. wells, asosAsed.
Hotice ls hereby given BY the undersigned,
administrator Of TIA estate Of chAs .. wella,
deceased. 10 the ereditoFa Of. and all psf.enl
haxing claims against said deceased. % exhihii
them with the necessary vouchers, within tout
mouaAs afisr the art publlcait = Of this notice,
70 the said administrator, ~ his once In M
eawn q coeR dsAlone. the same being M
mace Cor tho transaction q the business q aaid
estate IN the County q Kooisnal. STATE q idaho.
mated a. Occur d'Alene, Idsha o. the 1eth
aay a. Nav. ret ~. V. wsE1s.
msuN Administrator.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
ron 80 nInrNo conoaEsg
Idaho viii Have ZINE Collection q Nia-
erals Il Boiss.

erals It Bois,.
The state mineral Commissioners. J..
A. Llpplncoit, and his assistant, Fred
II. Davis. are determined 70 have 1ne
display of Idaho minerals on exhibition
during the session 81 the international
Mining congress. which Is 70 meet N
Boise, July - with this end 10 view
Mr. HppiDc0tt has issued circular let
ter In which he says that In accordance
with law enacted by the last session
OF our legislature. Il has become possible
for the State OF Idaho TO recognizes the
most important industry within lis
borders. The citizens Of this state.
through their representatives 10 the
legislature have. BY this act. made It
possible for the vast mining interests 70
receive permanent recognition and
thereby materially assist In the promo
ton Of that industry.
The law referred TO provides for col
lection and permanent exhibition OF
the minerals Of this state. II 10 espec-
tally desired that specimens Tor samples
OF ri. the minerals. both commercial
and scientific that are 20 be found with
In this state shall be included In tbs
collection Authorized.
/ With view 70 the Accomplishment
OF this result and In order to present I
eredItable display OF minerals. the hear
y cooperation Of every miner in thu
State OF Idaho is necessary (and by tn
term miner IL ment every person con
nected with the mines OF the stata. I
matters not in what position or capa
city,.
In this collection OF minerals IL Is de
sirable TO have specimens Of ores, no
alone from the well established ans
} producing mines. but also samples o
ore from what are termed prospects
throughout the state.
The international Mining Congress
meets in Boise. July %. 1901. Their
; will be present many Of the sbIest min
eralogists and mining engineers Of th
United States: capitalists looking 70
legitimate investments and who vii
come TO this state with the sole objec
Of acQuAinting themselves with Its min
erai Tesources.
During the month OF May person
will be appointed In the various town
OF the different counties Of this state
who will receive and forward 10 tn
State Commissioner at Boisr any AM
all minerals that may be presented an
be snitable for display at the Interna
tional Mining Congress and AZ q per
manent exhibit. All minerals for thi
, permanent exhibit viii be placed in th
state capitol building at Boise. wher
: they will form the nucleus OF one OF tn
Erandest displays Of mineral wealt
that can be presented by any state i
America, and In no other manner ca
! the mineral resources % every PORTO
|. Of this state be 20 prominently brough
before the mining world.
Cards Of exhibit and cards for shiF
: ping are furnished which il il espes
tally desired win be properly filed on
and Forwarded with such specimens @
. mineral a. may be offered for this ex
hibit.
Let every miner feel that this Is a
object, for the successful completion q
which we are mutually interested an
there will be an exhibit OF minerals a
our capital OF which our state may We
be proud.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

sgnAnHA aEaEABE-Fss - 1ss raAnis,
lssnAnyA, weanrsazys and FrtaAya Leaves
tsss,f S'Al-ne az = -. HaHtssa Il u as a n,
h Maslra 81 a;tt ,. ~. AL arrives ~ - los A
! ,. = Tsepa1Ys. ThnFs1aYs aHa hstard-i'
|aases 81 1aw 81 .. n. - hsrtrs 81 $50 = ~.
Hnssi.sa Il Igsa , =. aha ana arrives 81 ca.sai
4 .Aiua~ MaRm n. !. u. arisosAGb. cAsl.ln
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
Goa Mig.

German Syrup Is the special pEescrip-
tiOn OF DIR. A. Bosehee, celebrated
German physician. and IL acknowledg.
ed TO he one OF the most fortunate dis
coveries In Medicine. It quickly cures
Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles Of
the seyerest nature, removing, as II
doris, the canse of the affection and
leaving the parts in strong and heal
thy condition. II 10 not an experiment
al medicine, but has stood the test Of
years, giving satisfaction In every ease
which its rapidly increasing sale every
season confirms. Two million bottlel
sold annually. Bocheeis German Syrup
was introduced In the United States ia
1868, and is now sold In every town and
village in the civilized world. Thres
doses will relieve any ordinary cough
Price 70 cts. Get Green's Prize Alma.
nae.
Subscribe for the PIEss. 81 n year
Il
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT oF IHK IETKRIoR.
LAND OFFICE AT C0uR D'ALESK, InAmo,
April -. loeI
Notice 10 hereby givsn that tas iallowtae-
named settler has aled notice q his ihtsntisa -
make final proof In support of his claim, ana
that said proof win Be made before the Rsgisasr
and Receiver at cosar a'Alsas. IaAAs. -
June 70, tei. SiEs
THoMAs RIrcHKY.
nj. -. ia9l. 80. for lots 1. and =. Sec. 4 T
ON r. W., ana lets and 3. Sec. n, Tp % ~,
RAW. kM.
He names the toIsoWtng witnesses v prove M
continuous residence upon and eulsivatea q.
said land, via; ALFRED Levssque. Mike Burke,
James Roche and Pete Whits. all Of c9ur a.
Alene. Idaho.
D. n. BuDLoNo.
nAAlljun.IkP Rsgisasr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

aFs.sHs DsssHbEa --Iaks and n. Sot river
- Leaves Cesar d'Aieas Tuesdays. ThaFs-
- and asizfdays q sArh seek a. = -
raves hsnA ~ aaEigalisa Wednesdays Ana FFi'
ags a . ~. - haltss saturdays nisa n.
|ssivss a. cseaf A'AieRs a ~.
A. A. DA1KkELt. caFa.aa-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

eraAnna scaGESs-tAks ard ~ Jes EiseE
-. Leaves cosur a'AIsns hoaAays. Neanss'
|ays at Fridays nasa u. Leaves brad q nss'
siisu Tuesdays. Tharsasfs and Saturdays ~
n n, arrive al Cesar d'Alrne 81 y -.
IsAInp BsoFnana. usngfs-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

keorunAl LoDes No. 2. KNIaHTs OF
89mTAa. In fraternity Hall
4nraday evening Of each week.
|6lting brothers are aiwayg welcome.
n. 6haIlis, q. O.. y. 4. shallis. X.
VI 3. and b.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

We are agents for the American
steam laundry, Spokane. Packages sent
from here on Monday and returned on
Saturday morning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
sAMxR AND TrHE CARDS

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Y isaves eRohans a. TN .. N. arrives a
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

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- q q n. arrives st , n ceanscts q
ssassa win q. n q ., tEnins. and 81 coeai
8lsne uiGh y. r tFaia.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
Timber Land. Act June .. 1878
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMRET OF rHE IrSRREoR,
LAND oFFtcK AT C0VR pALRNK, IpAHe.
March 10. 1891.
Notice h hereby given that In eOmplanee with
the proviSioas Of the act Of Congress 81 Jane 9.
ISIS. entitled An set Tor the sale q timber lands
In the Sgstes Of California, Oregon, Nevada aad
Washington Territory. ~ extended V al ths
Public Land States By Get q August 4, teaa,
JOHN THOMPSON,
q c0ur d'Alens. county Il KoOtsoai, state ct
Idaho, has this day alsd In this oAee his sworn
statement No bos4, for NE purchase q ne y.
". 4, Of Section 10. n. In Township 10. - : /.
Range No. w. 3. ~. and win oiier prod u
ahoE that the land sought l. more valuable tsT
~ umbeF or stone than for agricultural par.
poses, and 10 establish hls elalm - said laaa
batore The Register and Receiver Of this ofsrs
a. cGur d'Alssls, Idaho. % AeAdsy. the sEA ass
q Juno. leoi.
He namea - wilntesss: williAn u Johnsss.
Paul Boruttaa, Aatolna serenson and Jesso HeTs
enson. all Of CGar d'A1ens. Idaho.
Any and al persoue eiaamlng Adversely ths
above described lands are requested 70 ale shsiF
claims in thls cGAee en o. belerc sala sTd dag Il
Jane. iaoi.
mar .st-mss=sP Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

Township piass for sale at the PRKss
oalee. Two foF ave cenia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18

Subscribe for the PEEss. 81 a year.
cash ln advance
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-18
Notice 70 Creditors.

mAnJun.IEp
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-09-12
TINES Telephone No. 81.

There should be no room in this
country for an anarchist.
R. l.. Braden made us a pleasant
call while in the city Saturday
Best S2.5O shoe on earth-the
"Bilt Well at American Clio House.
A coat of paint improves the APP
pearance of the Baptist church.
See the new extension soles in our
Nv ak Over shoes, at American.
V. l.. Garrison, of Mound twp, ia
vored us pleasantly on Saturday.
Mems genuine calf gloves only soc
at American Clothing House.
Work on the court house has been
delayed waiting for the iron jOists.
Mems soc derby ribbed underwear
only 25c, American Clothing House.
The Border Breezes, :. l.. Tathwell,
editor, published at Amsterdam, has
blown out.
A nice, gentle shower visited this
locality on Monday. Wecould stand
a good deal more.
New shipment of our new famous
BLACK Buck" shoe at $50, at
American Clothing House
The gentle and soaking rain which
fell Tuesday will benefit the county
many hundreds OF dollars.
D. T. Braden. OF Amoret, is a new
subscriber, through the courtesy of
K. L. Braden his cousin.
Carpenters are at work covering
the new Methodist church, which il
certainly an imposing structure.
Our good friend Aaron Budgley,
an honorable and worthy citizen OF
our city, dropped in and renewed.
Geo. Houser was brought to Jail
Friday from Rich Hill, being convict
ed of stealing a male hog from Joe
March.
Lewis Maxey and James Hurt left
last week for Lawton. Oklahoma,
where they will work at the carper-
ter trade.
Father \. F. Goetz, a Catholic
priest at Lees Summit. has broken
his vow by marrying his housekeeper,
Miss GoIlhopper.
Miss Lora Moore, one Of our popu-
lar young lady teachers in the public
schools, has her paper changed from
Foster to Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-09-12

STRAYED-One black SOW with two
or three white spots, weight about
275. straved from my homein Butler
Friday night, the 9th. Reward given
for information leading to her recOv-
cry. u. W DUDLEY,
45-2t# Butler. Mo.
\ fine boy baby arrived Saturday
to bless the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e..
4. Allen.
Mrs. J. r. Morrison. who has been
visiting in Kansas City, has returned
home.
Miss Laura Duvall LETT Sunday for
Chicago. where she will resume her
professional work as Il dramatic
teacher.
Zib A. White has his paper changed
from Schell City to Butte, Mont. He
asks to be remem bered to all the
boys"
Saturdays Rich Hill Review re-
ports the death of Mrs. Cyrus Har-
kins in that city Friday night. She
leaves a husband and five children.
The Butler Cash Department Store,
Away on time and up to date with
the newest and nobbiest styles, is now
receiving their fall stock of dress
goods.
Every business house on the north
= 1 IS = 10, hnInG
wired for electric lights. The west
and south sides should keep up with
the procession.
Liveryman Geo. l.. Smith lost one
of his best horses Friday. The horse
was one of match team and val
ued highly by Mr.. Smith.
Howard James and wife, of Rich
Hill, spent Sunday in the city with
relatives and friends. Howard is in
the grocery business at that city, and
is succeeding we'll. so he SAYS.
A fine team of bay horses and a
buggy were stolen from Chas. Falor
at Panama Friday last, says the
Nevada Mail. Mr.. Falor hitched his
team to the rack and when he called
for it they were gone.
On last Sunday petitions went up
from every pulpit throughout the
land to the Divine Throne, that the
life OF President Mckinley be spared
and that he he speedily restored TO
health.
The McKibbens Mercantile compa-
nv has secured the services of Miss
Burkhart, of Joplin, Mo, as sales
lady in the store. The young lady is
a niece OF Judge NiX.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-09-12
Special Good Things
AT McKIBBENS.

We have been getting to-
gether. a. fast a possible, a
choice lot Of >easonable goods
for this fall and are able To
show Won a line Of good goods
all through our store, which
will repay a look and be mon
ev savers for Won. On many
lines we quote lower prices
for the same quality than for
many seasons and You'll
that a dollar has a large pur-
chasing power here Come
in and see the new goods, it
Will do YOU good. And we
want your trade.
Special values in dress goods.
32-inch fine Venetian Sl.0o IA yd.
IL inch fine Melton - yd.
3S-inch fine Venetian 30 yd.
4O-inch fine GRANTEES 90 a yd.
All wool waistings 7jc. 39c and 23c.
New Nelvets.
Special values in black silks
at 15c. 81. SIPS and 80.
Choice patterns i'll applique
band and all over dress trim
mings.
l2sc grade outing fannels for Toe.
Zoe grade outing fiannels for Size.
Size grade outing tiannels for Ike
Extra values in Cotton Elan
nels at - l-2c, Zoe, : l-3c,
&C, &c and Do.
Another big lot of that Zoe
grade shirting for : 1-:}c.
New designs in Mill Ends of
Table Linens at soc, 5Sc, 65c
and 15c. all bleached.
More fall patterns of our ia
nous Zoe percale.
New dress ginghams Zoe and
: Is.
Apron check ginghams DC up
See ourS2 grade quilt ats As
See our 81 grade quilt at SOC
\ splendid line of blankets,
81 90 a pair down.
We want you to see our
large and complete stock of
underwear. We show al
most anything you could wish.
To fit anybody and the values
are absolutely the best ever
sold in this country.
We offer one case children heeced
from d cents up.
We offer one case Of children feaced
from 9 cents up.
Other values at 15c, zoe, 25c. soc
and 75c which are extra.
In underskirts we show a
special number at S1.00, it is
a hummer. Other values up
to 81 80.
We handle Topsy Hosiery
exclusively. After expert
menting with other brands we
find that TOpsy brand gives
by far the best satisfaction.
Special School Hose at 15c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-09-12


Canrsin IA CIa-L ,-.Js-. Tur
Tr>ri. =, h. -
l. u. haiter. who has been on
~ = nj = nm
paNld Miller ~ ballard through
the courtesy oI postmaster Noiand-
i new subscriber
Mrs West wif.. 81 Pr..-i5in,~ .Iu3,,.
West. who has ben visiting in
Michigan, ha> returned home
Fr.d ,.fkar and vii. AMI ~, chill
drpn left Monday EVENING fn- Clay,..
land. ohio 10 nay nj. farther .Tu.4.-..
L4fker. a yISir
-. , .,. ..,-
are visiting Mr.. ana Mr.. Geo. ".
New berry, They have been spending
some time in Colorado, ana arr ou
their way home.
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ii NcKisSirk and son Edward.
have gone To Kansas Civ Edward
will enter y business college while his
father after = vi~i, in the city Will 20
70 Oklahoma before returning home
he tei'' tirI> lot the iodF ouuSrI
t'dS9t'7 % Tue 0ou,u Nr' 'l'l'9' Sun
.idH 7'llool ''5d ''-'l ''ie - M 1'''N 20
JEFF kretzinger. in the north part of
the city Tuesday evening
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nairfnI acc;darr yrbiIs r,I,y-i,,,, ,r, rha
rcLonI mounts ono 5av - ~
ST. f.Il ,na s+r,,.l, har "a. -, o., r,|i.
cnrbing ForrnnataI,- a n,infnI
hrnisa was the only ininrv
Like Ackibben> the circus i ii
great advertiser. BY judicious adj
vertising and giving the people the
,n-i+h l.s+-.la. a,.i .ri,.;rn+ba ~
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second TO no stora in this sertion of
country.
A state meetin. of tine county medi-
| cal board was held at Sedaiia Tues
day. Bates county was represented
by DR.. Boulware. medical member OF
the county board. As We understand
it, the meeting was for the purpose OF
discussing contagious diseases and
the best means 10 prevent their
At IA meeting OF the share holders
OF the Farmers Bank. made necessary
10y the death OF Mr.. u. \. Thompson,
president OF the Institution thetollow-
ing changes were made III the dlrpc-
tory OF the bank. +. \. Bennett WAS
made president; \. l.. Mcbride. vice
president; Ed. kipp, cashier. and
Geo. W Nrwherry. assistant cashier.
". +. Duvali was elected a. director.
and Or. J. W. Choate. member OF
the executive committee.
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