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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

ST. Johns, N F., Oct. 22.-The British
royal yacht Ophir and her consort are eX-
pected here tomorrow morning with the
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the reception. More than 500 fishing
vessels are here to participate in the fes-
tivities.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Buffalo, N Y, Oct. 22.-The board of
directors of the Pan-American exposition
this afternoon adopted the following:
Resolved, that Saturday, Nov. 2, at mid
night, be fixed as the time of the final
closing of the exposition"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Washington, Oct. 22-Commander Seth
M Ackley, of the navy, has been placed
on the retired list with the rank of cap
tain. His advancement is due to his SER
vices in the War of the Rebellion.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Berlin, Oct 22.-Today is the birthday
of Empress Augusta Victoria, and flags
were displayed on all public and many
private buildings. There were no court
festivities owing to her majestys indis-
position and to the fact that the imperial
family is in mourning for the late Queen
Victoria.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Washington, Oct 22.-The postoffiee de-
partment issued notices today to all post
masters announcing second list of seria
publications barred from the second class
mail privileges because they do not come
within the requirements of the amended
regulations.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Buffalo, Oct. 22-The praise meeting OF
the Universalist General Convention, to-
day, was led by Rev. L. Ward Brigham OF
Rochester, MINI. A business session fol-
lowed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

London, Oct PA special dispatch
from Rome says that the official report on
the inquiry into the administration of
Naples and the southern provinces sets
forth that the Camorra Secret Society
now permeates all branches of public life,
and that no business, political or other
wise, is possible without the interference
of the Camorra agents. The names of
many persons well known in Naples are
involved.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 22.-Frederick Ar
cher organist of Carnegie Music Hall
and one of the best known musicians OF
this country, died at his home here to-
day of cancer of the stomach, aged 6;
years. He was editor of 1.-The Keynote, u
and from 1885 to 1898 conductor of the
Pittsburg Orchestra.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Dallas Tex, Oct. 22.-Private kilograms
received here from Palestine, Tex, state
that Judge ]. B. Reagan, chairman of the
Texas State Railway Commission and the
only survivor of the Confederate cabinet
of Jefferson Davis, is dangerously i'll at
his home in Palestine. Judge Reagan is
S. years of age.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Washington. Oct. 22-word was re-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

London, Oct. 22.-Sir Redvers Butler has
been relieved of the command of the First
Army Corps in consequence of the speech
he made Oct. 10, after the luncheon given
in his honor by the Kings Royal Rifles
dealing with his famous dispatch to Gen
White at Ladysmith, He has been placed
on half pay and Gen. French has been
appointed to succeed him.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

London Oct. 22.-Lord Cromer Rvelvn
Baring), the British diplomatic agent ana
consul general in Egypt, was married
here today TO Lady Katherine Thynne
sister of the Marquis Of Bath.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

New York, Oct. 22-The engagement is
announced Of Miss Helen Margaret Kelly
and Frank Jay Gould, the youngest son
of the late Jay Gould. Miss Kelly is a
daughter of the late Commodore Edward
Kelly of the New Rochelle Yacht Club.
The wedding will occur in the spring.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Washington. Oct. 22.-The marriage of
M Eugene Thiebaut, formerly secretary
Of the French embassy in this CITY. now
secretary of the French embassy at
Berne, Switzerland, and Madame Rengifo,
WIDOW CT the late Mr.. Rengifo, minister
from the Argentine Republic to the
United States, took place today in the
private chapel of Cardinal Martenelli
Washington, Oct. 22-Word was re-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

Chicago, Oct. 22.-President Theodore
Roosevelt was unanimously elected a
comrade of the Union Veteran League to-
day. The opening session of the executive
officers met at 10 o'clock. President Roose-
velt's message was heartily cheered by
the 800 veterans.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

ST. Thomas. D. W. l., Oct. 22.-The
sharpest shock in many years was felt
here this morning. No damage was done.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

| Dspsstnsnt 81 The Interior. land oIlic
q Lauiesne ldoh JaDy IOsh 1901.
No1tce y hssobv dives thAt ths tojIos
sng-na1od eot4lGs hSo died nOtico Al hj
'n1~assca 70 aAks Anai proof il ssppos
n his rlniu, aad that sid psoof viii b
made hslnss ". ~. HAnneiI. u +
'soaoiseieess. q Nsspsrcr. Idaho. ~
Assuss ~ 1901. vis:
HARRY !. STEWART.
|of Aohlsr, Idaho, for tbs snutI
half Of re qr and The half u tn
north west OR sec twp "a rang
l . b N.
II nsoee the loilnulng Witnesses =
osovs HE o,uiannNs resjdsnce spoa "a.
cslsivs.tne a ~ tssd. asnpejv:
Simeon J. Gilmore. Matt Ram.
cisr. both Of Nohl~r; jain Liven.
good. Pleasant H. Furguson, both
Of Fletcher. idaho.
J.B. Wet, RsRister.
nsoles ~ putnnsfso. nloAes Lasl
United States Land ofBcs, Lsv,stnr
Idaho, July :. l0tll: Notice u hereby
iven that IL cs,m pliapre uith The pro
vi~i"ns II tho art II Congress 81 June
5, 1878. untitled An act for tbs a.l+
Il simiss isssds Il the STATES II Cali
iosnis. Orvgon. Nevada snd Washing.
s0n Tersitovy," ~ rxtended IL I'll ts~
Public Land States b set Il August
1. 1854. Calvin z. wssh. II 0en~~~e.
rs,unty n LAtah. state ii Isisis.., hss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
| lispsFtm<ns ot The Interior, land Offics
q Lsvistoa I,iabo, Jnns Is. 1901
| n aice 10 hereby given fsrst the follow :
| ing-namsd s~tfl~s has filed police Of bis
insensioO 10 make fipsl proof IN supper.
of bic claim, and fhAt said prof will IL
nsds bstors the Rsgists, snd R~reiver
Il L~s iston. ishU, on Anxust 10. 1901
nausiy:
FRIEDRICH JOHNS.
Of Ito. Idaho. for tho Sc /, Sec. 5,
Twp 80 N, X l, y. b. m.
HI nsnsss the foiIosiDg witnesssa to
rrDvs HE contipuons residsnrs upon and
cuisfrssico ri s~i.i lsad, namely:
John r. Hope. John n. Trues-
deli, William r. Simmons and
Christian FLAG, all Of lilo, Idshc
}. B Wee. register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
D-p~stmesf u The Iaierinv, lasd O0os
= Lsuistna. Idshn, juss 10, 1901.
\ sise y hershy sisee fhas asse tolloN-
-. scanned ssetisS has did aotic6 a bic
4 his claim, aud fhas sid pvsref vtIl b
nsd- hsao.e R4wsstev sad r -esiver Il
Ississsa, Idaha. On Assa-t l0sh, 1901.
oo0r'v.
WILLIAM + SIMMONS
II Ilo. Idaho, for the ne / section s,
twn. 30 H., r. l. Y. b. n.
H. asm~s tbs folsouims wifnaoses 10
,ssDv- RE coaftaaoas Residence opoa and
NJ ivasboe 81 eafd I'D, na~.ls:
Christian FLAG. Friedrich Johnr.
John W. Truerdell and Emil C.
Knes<. all of Ilo, Idaho.
Il Il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

x0ricg FOR PUBLICATION, rixBEx LAND
United States land ofii~e. Lewiston.
Idaho, June :, 1901: Notice is hereby
.issn that in compliancs with tie pro-
visions Of The act Of Congress Of June
!. 1878. entitled AN act for the aale
II timber lands in the 6tsts~ Of Cali
tornis. Oregon. Nevada and Washing
TN Terrisory," ~ extended " eli The
Public Land States ~ act Of Augt~s
1. 1904. Fred W. Wilson. Of Gen~see.
s..snsy of Lstsh. state 81 Idaho, hAs
hrs day fled In this office his SWORN
statement tar The purrhsse ~ the N.
| NV NE NV Sec 20, 81 Dr.
+ qv, II r~cts,n n" ~. IN twp NJ.
-. range No 3, 4. B. NJ, and will 81
; psoof Ia show that the land sought
nn.re valuable FIR il timber OF st4sn~
han 1os agricultural purposes, and 10
Establish hi~ claim 70 sAid land before
I've Register aud Receiver al this ONCE |
- Lrvsston. lslsis", on saturday, tbs |
list dav u September, 1901.
He names ~ witnes-e~:
Calvin &. Wood snd Harry A. |
rhasrhss N ti~nesse, Idaho. and John |
d. Graham sssd Charles Hubhins, Of
Ses Psr,e. idaho.
Any and al persons Ginning nd
vsrs~ly the sh,ve- described lands arr
"a die their claimes in thi<
ol1irs on or before sssd 3lss day u
1901
. B. Wnsr. register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dst~stnsns 4 sh~ In .rs~. s.s.d uiticr
y Lssis>sa Idaho Jsiy lsth. ',oi-
Nottos = hsso.s await stlow-
~ ao0oi sseties be- did ~ q his
asoesieo 70 sssss final ~ a n eapp0ss
}, t.ia u siu. a~A thai Md proof vii b.
ssAs hs'oss W " Hsmas~ I. u =.
>00bssino~s. u Nsspery~, Iiais's. %
Anssst 81. 1901 rans~i Il
GEORGE OLSON ODENIUS Il
Il Fletcher. Idaho, for the lDts IL.
10. 10. ~. ~, 20. 81. 81, s~c. IL,
T. "a n, r. l w. b. NJ.
WUvV IL 0AS9 tapHDspDo v1DsUe0cD uBHo0 ooo
III ,vaeioa d aid land. namely: Il
Henry w. Lindrtrom, George I
,Arnegie. Christopher c. Triplett.
4 Fletcher. Idahn, and Bert An
|crson Of Aohlsr. Idaho.
J. B. w-ss. X xsssee.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. II
D~eavtnseat q tor Iss~v.os. tAsd satG~ 1
: IAukosoo Idaho Juts 10 T., 1901. 4
Snttco = h~sAhs etv~n tsa' the inflow !
u. sened aptsIev t.ss ass-t wottcs n he
nseMsfea - mste 6al pspa IN eappoes
bic claim. ss..s shss -asd Pr n win h
sed~ b-snse " y Hamm~li, y. = Com
,ssaioNes u Nssp-scr, IdAsso AsGesi -
D0l. Viz: ID
EMIL MILLER. q
{ lilo. Idaho. for the half ne Or,
&C 10, top 50 n. range l, v B m.
He saoes The tollosinx witn<sAss ~
-ovs HE coutinuoo@ r~eid~ncs upon and I
aisivatson n sstd land, viz: IL
Leo Miller. Benjamin F. Lyfard, =
! n,-t Broker and Alexander Mill {
:, all Of lilo. Idaha.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Da.sstm~s.t shs fss.vss ss~ odJcs
- I,ss istpa Idaho. Juls 10 n. 1901
y atrs IL hesshy gives That The follow
ios asmsd ssssles hes 6ied nosics n his
ins~nst.,A 10 mahe Aaal peo< IL snppost
al HE Giain. ard thae patd peoH siti h.
rade hsiose ~ ~. HAameit u. 3.
Commtsss~ssv. ~ Nssp~scs. Idaho. ~
Aseuss. 1Oh. 1901 eaoe'y:
THOMAS J. FIELDS.
81 Nexpercc. Idahn. for tbs lots 3,
1. ID. IA. 10, -, ~ and 30 Fec 8,
Twp 81 \. range 2 b. B. N.
H. names The following vstseoHes r.
psov- his continuous residsoss upon asd
snlfivssBca NJ SAID iaad samely:
James Marker. Ole Rood, An
drew Huber. Sherman w. Fan
ming all Of Nezperce. Idaho.
]. B. Wssr, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

n. &. Church cas.-First
SUNDAY. Morning and Evening.
Third Sunday. morning only, Sun
day School ~ tan !. m. PRAYER
meeting every rhursday evening
= 7:30.
JANIS CaEDssLIDE, Psstor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

Nso6cs = Aepofs>loo ~ Laavs y -
In The Dust rourt Of the 6eeOnd
Judicial disssi I tlse -t-te a Idaho.
in and t1r the ..snty nf Nexs~rre
liz the matter NJ The apvIi-ntion of
the UnivefsAlist General Convention,
= foreign .siigions s~srporstion for
ieav~ 70 'rsrtAin real property q:
raid corp .r"n ritnated Ia lewiston,
Nez Percr unity, Idaho.
A petition daily verified having lsren
fil-d in this court by the Universslsst
General convention, = religious corpo-
Sasior praying fer an order 1T sale nj
ccrtsin real property situased in the
city IT Lewiston, county n N~s Psrce
and stste Of Idaho. described - iol-
lows u vis:
Lot S in block G ii the La francois
tract ri land in saad city: The .aid lot
frsnting on the north sisle ri B rtrr~t
s;xty five and three tenshA tees and On
the east side Of Eugene stsr-t one
hundred and one teet and sixty-swo
and twn tenth@ fcrt IN line a Iot four
81 asid hl..ck g aud one hundred and
twenty feet the vest line Of hlmk
Twenty Of city; the same hring
corner ln ID fronting on 3 and
Eugene = ~ Of said city.
II 10 I'll scre ordered that al per
SIMS intes lied in aaid corporation ap-
pear beiore the said Dssrirt court on
the 9Th day Of September 1901. upon
she converting n this conr'. NJ ~
a,on thereafter ~ the applics tSoa can
can he heard. ~ the court isooe. il
Lewiston, idaho, ~ show cause Why
an order should not he granted to
aid corporation to ell ssid real
and that = copy Of this or
der Re publishcd q least four ron
recutivs weeks ia three newspapers
printed and puhlished in said county,
Dated this 9Th day Of July, 1901.
HonoRAsLg EDoAR c. STERILE.
District Judge.
JOHNSON 4 HALaRY.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
d casta.sat q the Iatsssoe, 10 Il oG.cs
\ Lswieeoa, ldaho j~ne -, 1901.
Nosipe = hssehy givsa MT shs follat-
ag -namo1 sost3oe 10 0lod nofjeo q 81
u6eot3ea - Uaho final pguuf b onpport
( hi elain. amA thss eaid peosf viii ~
peds hsense ". W. H>onell, U 8.
eirW.v - Nespseer, Idahc, q
Auesst :, 1901, vi:
I1AAC H. TRUESDELL,
1t Ito, Idaho. for tho e 1 6W 1 Sec
}, twp. - N. RI, " B ".
He aaoeo ~ Do,1oWing vitnoosos 10
Deuvo ~ eoatlnsoua vo6doooo 49, -
sol4ivatioo n ~ lana. aomek:
James d. Bowman, Jsmes n.
WhsAt LAuis A. XmmNns and
John B. Simmons, al Of lilo, Idaho,
J, 3. Wse. RsUtsess.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dspass.nsase1 IL IssSsta~. Ls~H UdBss
u tAstnos JdaAr. Jses 3osh, 1901
Hostcs y bsseby gsvsa tssas The tsllous
inw-ssosst spaties hae So Snesep a his
isssotina 70 0ahs 1sal DssuS y eupps.ss
- bic clsiW. . 4 that - psesa sw ~
sssbs h~fsv ". ~ HeomeaI q 8.
somnss' 'ses hssr~srs. IdAhs, %
Auooss l7th. 1901. W.:
GUSTAV JOHNSON
II Fletcher. idaho. for tns n I ~ /
n ~ ! SEC q Twp 81 n. y b
m.
Hs ss.sa shs lolIosIas uisssssss 10
pervs bis eo~sinanas ssstdv - upns sd
ral.svs I'm AZ ssih lssd. Wis:
Thomas Brock. Hslvor Dybvie.
Joseph NJ. Ross aud Louis Dybvis
all 81 Fletcher. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

improvements - - srFss a eoed lan1
ss,r sais; ai<o oas registered Poland China
tosr snd . few spssng Pig.
For pasticuIass cafI On Of address ias
" Willis. Fsrliinend. idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

49, 49, NV UASAS0 A~<AN
y pAstmest - tAe lntsstss, land oll3cs
= Lsviseoe. I.iahs. Jniy -. 1901.
NAsss = hsrseS (ivse thAs ts.s follow
inssattoa y aaAse tlaai eeesA IL susposs
made hsloss ". -. Hsaosal U. 8
C.mniest..u-,, u N sesroe, Idaho q
Sept. TIN, 1901, viz:
Mamie 8. Siler, widow Of Gran
Vile p. 6ilss. for the lots s. 6. :.
3, 8. ~. II. ~. nc /, typ 81 north.
range !, b m.
she a~@ss shs io'iouiss wisasaass a.
pr'vs hes unWtaussos =. tAeaos spno asd
en'ssva'toa - .sAi lssd seasay:
Eriand Olson. Jsmes Aatonn.
Milo II. Adams and Alonxo X.
Horn, all of Mes PIERCE Idaho.
J. B, Wsrt. Rrsiss~r.
NOTICE r0k PUBLICATION
Dspass4~ses u shs Islsv.s. ss.s 90
q Is-usssnc. IAAhe. JAly losh. 1901.
\ ates n nesphs Nv. = inst elss tItou.
IND nsas~d seesIps ksa fl%d ensics II bi
tns~et = 70 0Ake heal psnot II empDnss
81 HE c3nim. y a - 1911 psonl gssl b
n.aAs he1pss ". ~ HAaneii. U. =.
r"aat~.4 49,. - n ss~sce, JisAo. o.
Aaeues ~. l1oi, pe4n ~:
FRANK X. BOOMER.
II Russell. Idaho, fnv the ~ Or Of
&C ~. twp IS n. : ? . b n.
II. kaass esss tnal~a ~ Witnesses In
pe.ve his eioeasseos ssgIAesos 500 49,
csssivsfiso n ~ iasd. eaaseis
John w. Wundsr. Andrew
hsrbke. Joseph H"d. I'll Of Rus>eIl
Idaho and Frank Ksmpsr Of Nes-
p<rce. Idaho.
J.D. va. Reti.tsv.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

Came 10 my place north Of Rue
ssll, ono black Berkshire SOW,
weight shout $50 pounds. Owner
must call. claim property pay all
damages or this animal will b
-old according IL Law.
W. W. WADE. Ruoosll. Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

Come " my ptacs shput the 18th
II May, ons Ray nara about two ycArr
nd, weight Smut 40 pounos; no
brnnds visible. Owner pise0 come
and pAy chHfoes ~ en- snhnsl will b
sold according u law
ApsLlxx BoLsx.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09
NOTCH FOR PUBLICATION

IhppnstenSOt ~ ttse lnfefesv. sH ss0bcx
= I>.sissns. Idaho. Jua~ ls b. 1901.
Noti~e y bershy givra that tb~ s"ilov.
ia. nammd spsalAs hos flied notipa n hia
sssensioa - usts nBsi pssot II suppors
II his claim. SD thai said prnos uill b.
nsAe hrsuse ~ R~eisees ard R>srivss
u Dssssse~ IAahc. Asss~s 10 1901 via:
CHRISTIAN FI.AIG.
Of Ilo. Idaho. for the ~ section s.
twp. 30 n. =. /. ". b. m.
II. nsn<~ the sollo si~e uitn.se~s n
psove HE cnaeiaDoss ss>tdrscs upne and
csislvasi.-e a aid land. namely:
William r. Simmons, friedrich
Johns. John w. Truerdeil aud John
r. Hope, all Of lilo. Idaho.
J. =. W~ss. X -gtsses
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dspsstusst a she Inse-ic~. II. osfcr
q I1%uhsoe. Idaho. Jolly 10 b. 1901
Noesrt = bes~by given shat Il k1lov-
III pAsnsd esatisv haa did eo6lss a hie
lesesston 10 make ooal psopf u eucppst
II hts claim ed thas eetd psnnl will ~
ned helnse ~. ~. Hamneil, U. 4
C.,nnsk sneev, u N.spesce Idaho. o.
Aueuss 94<h 1901, vs.:
JOHN w. WUNDER,
Of Rusesll, Idaho, for the nw3 sec
81 twp IS north RAE. b. N.
He nAoss th~ to,lo etne uitseaoen 70
psove III contInuons vssit~ros opoa a1d
culsivasloa ~ said ssad, vis:
Frank X. Bogner. Alvin Linxe
ST., Alvin Links u. and August
Brown. all 81 Russell, Idaho.
J. b. WEsr, Reeieter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

EMF. MILLER.

81 lilo, Idaho. for the n half ne Or,
sc 10, t~p 50 n. range |, v B m.
He saoes the tollos,nx witn<sAss 10
Prove he coatinuoos r~eid~ncs upou and
cultivation ~ ssiA land, viz:
Leo Miller. Benjamin r. Lyfard.
Jsm~f Broker and Alexander Mill
er, all of Ito. Idaha.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-23
list OF DELINQUENT TAXES.

OFFICE or. COUNTY TREASURER. SHE el5-
1 HsN COUNTY, KANSAS--Nodce Is neIeo5
Siver that 50 much Of the following lsno q tol
- e54-sfed n Sherman county kansas &c
st5 - fF-e following lists, viii, on the Ms
-rTes5sv Of September, 1901 and the ne1I IS -
n dsvs Be sold bT at public auctlonr - -
1s5-e for the taxes and charges thereon l0I l-iS
year ~ ffS2easBoD WARNER, County Treasurer
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-23
SUB or nuoCks.
sEcoSD ADDITION.

Dsgeiopmsat CO, " sehum. - = %
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-23
sHARP's ADDIr1oN.

Owner Lot Bl-ki Owner Lot Blk
SNYDER & Shelley II g ] G c Nelson 30
: G Nelson ------zz h 7 L CO. 3 y
FIRsT ADDITION 10 KANoRADO.
Owner Lot Blk Owner Lot Blk
Z Weber g c Weber-------rs %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-09
The CITY

DR.. Fl. R. Porter returned Thursday
night from his tour of the West Indies
glad to get back to Bismarck and the
balmy air of North Dakota.
The public schools closed yesterday
for the usual spring vacation of one
week. They will reopen again for the
final work of the year one week from
next Monday.
N. D. Gagnier. one of the Tribune
compositors, last night received the sad
intelligence of the serious and possibly
fatal illness of his wife at Fargo, and left
for that place last night.
Mrs. B. H. Bronson entertained a
number of her friends at midnight
luncheon after the dancing party Thurs
day night. Mrs. Bronson is a delightful
entertainer, and all present enjoyed the
occasion to the fullest.
Misses Maude and Marion Bailey
daughters of L. D. Bailey, will be re-
moved to the hospital today. Miss
Maude will undergo an operation for the
removal of pus that has formed between
the coatings of one of the lungs.
At the Marshall house there was a
scene of enjoyment when, at the close of
the session, luncheon was served for the
boarders who met together SO often, and
they expressed their appreciation of
their good treatment by a vote of thanks
and a few well-chosen remarks.
There was a good attendance of visit
tors at the, capitol last night to witness
the adjournment of the legislature. The
houses did not remain in session until
the accustomed time at midnight, and
and the adjournment was in ample time
for all to take the eastern trains.
Chief Engrossing Clerk McGahan OF
the senate was presented yesterday with
ahandsone emerald stud by the mem
hers Of the upper house force as a little
token of esteem. The presentation was
made by Robert Thompson, and Nc,
Gahan responded fttingly. j. Nj.
Stewart, who was in charge of the en-
crossing room, was also presented with
a handsome opal stud.
Fs-rs =" ,I
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PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
2 CHICAGO.
SHELTER FOR STOCK.
CHEAP PROTECTION FROM RAIN,
, SNOW AND WIND.

Constructed of Straw and Shredded
Fodder, 1t Provides an Effective
MISUNDERSTANDING of Keeping Cat
tie Comfortable. '
On a windy day in winter it is warm
er on the lee side of even q rail fence
than to the windward. We put damp
ers in the stoves to check the draft and
diminish the consumption Of fuel. The
higher the wind the stronger the draft
and the more loud the roar Of the fire.
This same wind that burns fuel in the
stove consumes fat in the, animal UNI
less the "damper" is turned. There are
a lot Of 'tcheck drafts available for
this purpose on the farm. Go into the
prairie country where timber is found
only in scraggly bits along the small
water courses, and every pioneer farm
or has set his house about with wind
break of cottonwoods, willows, poplars,
catalpas or some other quick growing
variety of tree. to furnish protection
from the blasts Of winter. Still dry
cold is easily endurable. A tempera-
ture Of Is degrees below zero when
the wind is laid troubles comparatively
little either man or beast, but when
old Boreas adds his bitter sting to the
cold every living thing hunts the lee
side Of some windbreak.
Wind can$drive the cold air through
pine boards. Why should it not get
through hair and hide and make the
poor unprotected beast hump and shiv-
er? The food Of support required Is
much larger or a windy day for an un-
protected animal than for one that is
sheltered from the blasts, just as in
creased fuel is demanded for the stove
with unchecked draft. There is small
exeuse for even the poorest farmer. to
fail to provide windbreaks for his
stock. Most of the meat sent to mar
ket is madeabY out Of door feeding, but
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animals with thorough protection from
the wind and gives them tempered wa:
ter to drink is consulting his pocket
book in the saving Of food. The funda-
mental truth in feeding should always
be borne in mind-self preservation is
the first law of nature. Every animal
will take what it needs for it's own
sustenance before thinking of giving
any return to it's owner in meat or
milk. The demand on the animal sys-
ten for mere sustenance in winter is
increased in manifold degree. The
body heat must be maintained. If shell
ter does not aid. in it's maintenance,
more feed is used for that purpose.
The appeal to the pocketbook must be
considered, even If humanitarian mo.
tives are wholly lacking.
Live stock farming can be success.
fully followed without the aid of ex.
pensive stabling. but protection from
the wind must be provided. 1t is easy
to set poles for a straw matched roof
so that the cold rains, the sleets and
the SHOWS Of winter can be warded off,
ana the winds that sweep across our
prairie states that are so largely de.
voted to stock raising and feeding may
be robbed of their costly drafts by
an intelligent building of straw, hay
and fodder stacks. Be not deceived,
Subsection to exposure win not add
to the "hardiness'' of live stock. II
.conserves no good purpose. 1t costs
money. 1t indicts suffering. There is
a pampering which e%nervates. There
is a close housing in poorly ventilated
barns that tends toward the sweaken.
Ing Of the system and the spread of
disease. Then there is the exposure
that depletes the animal and eats at
the pocketbook Of the owner. There
is loss in each extreme. The golden
mean is easily attained, and4wise and
provident is the man who finds it.