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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-09
RErunLroAN ooUxTr coSvESrroS.
Net a. sandpoIns aad Nominated = Ticket
~ Aectamatlon.

Net Al sandpolas aad SonInaled = Ticket
~ Aeciamatlon.
The republican county convention
met al standpoint Tuesday and nomin-
ated the following ticket by acclama-
ton:
State senator John F. Yost OF sand
point: Legislators. wm, Ashley Of Hope,
James Reid Of Co.ur d'Alene, Oliver E.
Barr Of Harrison: clerk OF district court,
A. V. ChambeTlin OF cGur d'Alene;
sheriff. T.. l.. whitney Of Boomers
Ferry; assessor, Mr.. Thompson OF Rath-
drum: treasurer, G. L. FitzSlmmons OF
Mica Bay: attorney I. II. Wilson Of
Harrison; probate judge, John r. vii.
son OF RAthdrum; school superintend-
ent. Prof. Egbers; surveyor, W. II.
Edelblute OF Lane: coroner. DIR. d. A.
Bishop OF Boomers Ferry county COM
missionels. lirst district, Joseph Fisher
OF 81. Maries; second district, A. A.
Merritt: third district, Alexander Quirre,
OF Hope.
The resolutions laud the purposes OF
the national republican party and de-
plore the death OF the late Presi-
dent Mckinley: they express con.
Iidence in the leadership Of President
Roosevelt; condem the state land board
for methods pursued in selecting public
lands and condemn state and county
democratic administrations; recon-
mend election OF United States senators
by popular vote; urge representatives
IN congress TO open lands ct for cult,
walton in Priest river forest reserve
and cenr d'Alene Indian reservation.
Chas. l.. Hoffman was chairman and
]. c. Egbers. secretary of the cOnven.
ton. 5. d. Taylor, Of Boomers Ferry,
was temporary chairman.
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n. u. Wright. The well known con
tractor, accompanied BY superinirnd-
ent Wentworth, 81 the Rocky noun.
tain division, were ID town Tuesday
and looked oyor the grade down the
rive leading from the track 10 the new
brick yard and 70 Mr. Wright's new tie
loading station. lie WAS satisfied with
the work and viii put force Of men
At work laying the iron next week.
When this Is done Mr.. Wright viii
complete a steam tie loading station on
the river with capacity Of from 5000
TO 1000 ties each day. lie expects 10
employ number Of men az the plant
and will furnish the Northern Pacific a
large number Of ties. Most OF his ties
will come from St. Joe river country.
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DUTCH JAKE's PIcsIc.


In Camp aud On the Laks-DIspIay Of
Fireworks.
About 100 members Of Dutch Jakes
picnic club came 20 town Saturday
morning with a band Of music and
pient OF ammunition for a noisy time.
After parade on Sherman street and
many salutes By the firing party the
members Of the club boarded a barge
and passed around the horn 70 their
picnic grounds at Sanders beach,
where well regulated camp had been
established. There.Were two large eat
ing tents and numerous small ones for
sleeping purposes.
Sunday WAS the big day and the train
brought large crowd from Spokane.
Another parade followed its arrival,
one Of the features Of which was the
childreh's band and a party ia white
uniform which furnished some good
vocal music for the crowd The after
noon Was spent Ia an excursion around
the lake and dancing on barge One
Of the features OF early evening was a
very successful balloon ascension.
Daring thr evening hundreds OF
people lined the lake shore 10 witness
the pyrotechnical display. which was
one Of the finest ever seen here. the
number OF colored lights making llne
effect as they cast their reflection on
the water The two burning ships
we've attractive features OF the display.
The picnic was great success.
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Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
speciality at the Pass Office.

Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
speciality at the Pass Office.
Leslie Robertson, one OF C9ur d..
Alene's ten. year-old boys, is mechan.
ical genius of more than ordinary
ability, as shown by a neatly modelled
and completely rugged sail boat which
he made with such crude tools as a
pocket knife and a saw. The boat is
about two feet long and a well proper
toned model
Prof Waller, Of the University of
Idaho. department OF civil engineering
and mathematics, is stopping Mt the
Taylor cottage across the lake, with his
family. lie says that the university
closed very prosperous year with an
average attendance of 200 and that the
prospects for the coming year are still
brighter.
George +. Halla, who has been local
manager of the extensive business Of
the Ceur d'Alene Lumber company
for several months, rendered his resig-
nation the FIRST Of the week to accept
similar position with the Mclean
Lumber company OF Spokane. Fred
Lang has charge OF the business until
Mr.. Halla's successor is selected.
The local board Of the Northwestern
Home Finding association viii give
lawn social at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T, Scott Thursday evening OF
next week. Ice cream and cake will
be served Ter 10 cents and all are inytt-
ed to attend The proceeds 60 into
fund which is used in securing homes
for homeless children. The cause is
worthy Of support. Mrs. Davies. field
worker, will be present and make a
short talk on the object and work of
the association.
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For years ! suffered such untold
misery from bronchitis" writes ]. II.
johnson, of Broughton, Ga shat OF :
ten | was unable to work Then when
everything else failed. was wholly
cured by DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. My wife suffered in
tensely from Asthma, till il cured her
and all our experience goes to show il
is the best Group medicine in the
world" A trial will convince sou it's
unriyaled for throat and lung diseases.
Guaranteed bottles soc and SIO0.
Trial bottles free at the C9ur d'Alene
Drug store Clement Wilkins. mgr.
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Snpt OF Schools Van Dnzer came
over from Rathdram Tuesday to ar
range for holding the Kootenal County
Teacher Institute at this place. Tie
institute will be held At the school
house beginning Monday morning, Aug.
IS and continuing until the evening Of
the q. Among the prominent educators
who viii be present from abroad are
Prof. r. G. Lamar, Of Chicago, and Miss
Aletha Barr. Of Spokane. Prof. Lamar
will deliver two stereopticon lectures
on interesting and instructive subjects.
Professor Cummings will also be one Of
the instructors OF The institute. The
evening sessions will be held in the
pavilion. 1t is expected that from
70 to 100 teachers viii be present and
persons having rooms for rent are re-
quested to list them with Professor
Cummings before the date Of the meet
ing.
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MAY RROARRIsoN rnE rosr
Captain wrcn Makes Estimate. Tor RE-
pair. At Fera scherman.

Captain Wren Makes Esttuates for Re
pairs nj Fora Scherman.
Captain W. c. Wren, Of the Seven
teenth infantry, commander at Fort
Wright, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
at Fort sherman, making a close In.
spection OF the premises for the
purpose Of ascertainiug the cost Of put.
ting the post in condition TO be oc-
cupied by troops. The examination is
made under an order from General
Randell, department commander, who
recently visited the post and was very
favorably impressed with its condition.
Captain Wren will figure out the details
and submit his report in a few days.
II was the captains trst visit here and
he Is delighted with the place. He
stated that It would not cost a big sum
Of money to put the post In good con-
dition and il Is very probable that his
report win result 10 one or two bat
tallons being stationed at Fort Sher.
man. Once 1t Is garrisoned Il Is the
opinion Of those who are In position
to know that It win remain a perman-
ent post.
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The Methodist Sunday school picnic
at Lakeyiew. Tuesday. was taken ad.
vantage Of BY number OF citizens
who enjoyed the day under the shades
Of the tall pines that make I.aksvisw
an attractive place. The steamer CpnT
dAlene took the plcnlcefs across the
lake In the morning and brought them
home. A large open barge made The
trip a pleasure. An organ furnlahed
music, but there was no dancing
Methodist feet don't dance.
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James r. Sovereign, editor OF the
Idaho State Tribune at Wallace. who Is
being pressed forward By the democrats
Of the north end Of the state and espec-
tally Of ShOshone county, as the demo-
cratic nominee for congress, Is about
4s years old and native Of Wisconsin.
He spent his early boyhood days on the
southwestern cattle trail as cowboy.
was for a short time In the railroad
service and afterwards spent about 10
years rs n marble carver. Mr.. Soy.
ereign was In the convention which
nominated Grover Cleveland in 1899
and during the last two national cam
paigns took a very active part as one of
the most Successful opponents OF de-
moeracy in the Geld. Ia 1900 be made
many speeches with w. J.. Bryan and
other national leaders and has the
reputation Of being one Of the strong
est defenders Of reform democracy now
on the national rostrum. For many
years he has been unidentified with the
organized labor forces of the country
and for four years was General Master
Workman Of the knights Of Labor,
and as labor leader bears the reputa-
ton Of faithful reryice, but eonrerva-
tive and opposed to violence During
the year he was General Master Work
man of the knights Of Labor that
order enjoyed season Of peace. being
engaged 10 no strikes of its own crea-
tion-a result OF his advise and conciIa-
tory methods, Notwithstanding his
term Of Office was during very tAbu-
lent period in labor circles.
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LODGES MAY BUILD BRICK BLocr

Committees Appointed 10 Take the Mat
ter mp.
The members OF the Masonic Lodge.
Knights Of Pythias, Odd Fellows and
Modern Woodmen of America have
Tor some time had under consideration
the question of building lodge building
Of their own and with this end in view
recently appointed committees to take the
matter up and put IT tangible form.
There is a committee OF three from each
lodge composing the general committee.
The committee decided upon the Kind
Of building that would be desirable
and submitted its ideas TO Spokane ar
chitect who has furnished an estimate
Of the cost. At a meeting, Thursday
evening, the estimate was considered
and the eoncensns Of opinion, seem
ed TO be that the enterprise, being Of a
public nature, should take the form OF
a stock company made up by popular
subscriptions in connection with the
lodges. The plan calls for a brick
building I05 feet by 80. two stories high,
with basement; the second story is to
be made into lodge rooms, the
ground door TO BE- fitted np for an opera
house. In such building the stage
snd auditorium will be rOomy, and
many people feel that aside from the
necessity for the building it viii
prove a profitable investment. even
better than the old opera house and
lodge rooms. The enterprise is meeting
with much favor among the people
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The next regular examination Of APP
plicants for lss. end, Ord and primary
grades Of teaeheFs' certificates viii BE-
held at Rathdrum, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, August -, ~ and 80,
1909. Sessions begin 81 0 o'clock a. m,
Questions In State Constitution win be
taken from Article and IN school Law
from Chapter 81.
The state superintendent announces
that examination for state certificates
VIII be held on August g. % and 30 =,
Rathdrum, Moscow, weiser, Salmon
city, POcatelIo and Boise.
Examinations for state and primary
certificates will not be held again this
year.
Dated at Tsathdrum this goth day Of
July. 1909.
DANIEL VAN DUEER,
"uR'S'Ss County supt
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The thirteenth annual Institate OF
Of teachers Of KOotenai county will be
held C9urd' Alene, August IS TO % inclu.
siye. School trustees, patrons and all
Others interested in the cause Of educa.
ton are cordially invited to attend the
institute.
Dated at Rathdrum this 9th day OF
Aug 1909.
DANIEL NANDUzER.
aug 80. Codnty Supt
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srrAMEa HmLKY


Twice in hospital. y. A. Ouledge. veg.
beaa, Ala. paid = vast sum 10 doctors
to cure = severe CASE Of pllee. causing
"a tumors. when an failed. BucklInb
Arniea salve cured him. SabdurA In
iamation. coaquen aches, and kills
palms best sAlve IN the world. &c al
Cwut d'Alens Drug store.
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$50 REWARD

The A II. 7. A. No Sc. win give a reward ot
go 70 any person or persons for the arrest and
conviction Of any person or persons stealing
diving away. shooting. poisoning OF killing any
I've STOCK q any members Of the association.
jun 2i-oct25
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All cards VI shanEs. FssstuEAeas ~ suaB@si and
sinilss aosiees Stn - ehsssnt ~ q ~ rate
u ave ssasa ltns ssEk tasssSisAs
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All persons knowing themselves ln'
aeoted to Us, must call al once al Jus.
uce ChamberlIn's once and settle.
LuNp Co.
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KOorEsA LoDeE No. z. Kssonru o.
PYTMIas.-Meess In fnterniiy Hall
Thursday evening 81 each seek.
VlsitihE bFoshcxs arc aluaya ueloome.
HenFy barring. &. e.. T. A. 6haliIs. X.
Of II. and 3.
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Occur d'Alene lodge. Modern Wood
men, goes TO Post Falls this evening
to Institute a new lodge Of that order.
There viii be about Is charter mem.
bers and the boys expect 10 make a
night Of 1t.
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Supplemental List Of Dc
ilQlBlt Taxes

On certain real estate, which said real
will be sold by the County Treasurer OF
said Rio Blanco county, according to
law, on Tuesday, January 9th. 1902,
and succeeding days, commencing at the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day. said
sale to take place at the Office of said
County Treasurer Of said Rio Blanco
county, to-wit:
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A Record Breaker.

Ed Saltmarsh. the Rio Grsnde agent,
received word that Messrs. Blttinger.
Scheidler and Downer's shipment Of
IS cars Of stock out of Ride, January
9Th. was landed in Denver in record
breaking time. The run being made in
exactly Is hours and IS minutes. He
also says that the Rio Grahde has
ordered 500 now stock cars and - Of tho
largest and fastest engines that money
can buy. which will be used In hauling
stock trains. Stockmen fayoring this
popular road with their business will
get runs that will please them all.
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We have no old, shop worn or surplus
stock to show you. but we believe in
closing out each seasons good before
the season is ended, and have always
made practice to offer our customers
bargains on goods while they were still
stylish and desirable. Our success has
proven the wisdom Of this course-Our
stock always LOOKS new and always Is
new. j. W. HuaUs Il Co.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

E6tAte Of a. B. WfI9oh, uocAsed:
The underaisned, having boon appointed adj
minIstrafor Of the estate Of A. B. Wilson.
late of the county of Rio Blanco. in the State Of
Colorado, deoeased. hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the County Court Of said
Rio BlanCo county, It the Court House In
Neeker in said county, at tho February term,
lev. on tho last Monday in February next.
(Fc6 q, l00p at which time all persons having
claims against safd estate are notified and re
ouested to attend for the purpose Of having the
came adjusted. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to mako Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated At Mceker, Colo, this 9Th day of
- Ulysses HAYES WILSON.
Tiff Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
h. of Richard PNrkes. deceased.

The undersigned, having been appointed
estafe Of Richard ParkeA, lste q the county OF
Rio Blanco, in tho State Of Colorado. de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that she Will appeart
before ne County Court Of said county, n
the court house In Meeker, in aid county, at
the January Probate Term. 1901, on the last
Monday in january next At which esne all
notified and requested to attend for the pur.
pose Of having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to satd estate arc requested to
Dated at Meeker, Colo, this a0th day Of
- JANR 8. PARKEs,
q. A. MARr1S, Administrative.
Attornoy for Administrator. 1925
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of Jacob q. Baer, deceased.

The undersigned having been appointed
executors Of the last will and testament Of
snd state * Colorado. deceased, hereby gives
notice that they viii appear before the Co1aty
Court Of Rio Blanco county. at the court house
in Mceke-, at the january, f9ts, Term, on the
persons having claims aEainst said estate arc
notified and requested to sttend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. AN per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this thirty -nrst C8lst) day Of December,
EUGRNR BAER,
JACOB X. CRUDE,
it-cs Executors.
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M1O.oO Reward,

Twill pay ten dollars to any one pro
ducing or informing me - to the
whereabouts Of team Of bay geldings.
one branded x and the other branded
Or on left shoulder.
jl8 J. G. GENTRY.
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A Cure for Lulnbago.

W. G. Williamson. OF Amherst. va,
saws: "For more than a year ] suffered
from lumbago. / finally tried Cham-
berlain's Pain balm aud 1t gave me
entire relief, which all other remedies
had tailed to do" Sold by Strehlke q
Givens, druggists.
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a FEW SAMPLE PRICES:

Of
Excellent values will close out suit
$780,
$40 Ladies' fine Ke1sey Jackets that worth
andiup
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Ira RIdaeway and Mike Stateler OF
Rangely appeared before Judge Fore
man to-day and made proof en- two good
ranches.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund ths money II it
fails to cure. E. W.Gfoves signature
il on each box. 25c.
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Rev. G. F. Ray Of Laconia, Indian
Territory, who will take charge OF the
N. E. Church for the Conference year.
win preach on Sunday morning. Jan.
18th, at II o'clock. also, Sunday even
ing ut 80 p. m. Rev. 8. II. Kirkbride,
presiding elder Of Rio Grande district
will accompany Mr.. Ray and will take
part in the services. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended 10 all to be present and
help in these exercises.
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"Ace" Cayw6od had the misfortune
to have heavily loaded Ice wagon run
over his right leg Wednesday. but
miraculously no bones were broken and
his injuries are not serious, tho he will
be laid up for some days.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-01-11

The county commissioners were in
session must Of the week and wound up
III matters relating to county affairs for
tsol. before adjournin9 yesterday. The
new board will meet md organize next
Tuesday.
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Jim Hayes. Of the Arm Of Hayes
Bros., who are among our leading horse
breeders. says the outlook for tho horse
industry was never better In this section
Of Tia. West.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-01-11

The handsomest 1902 calendar that
has reached this ONCE, comes from the
E. Mclean Mercantile company Of
Riils. Thanks, gentlemen.
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J.F. Price. prominent Steamboat
citisen, paid Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II
lies visit this week.
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Lindsay vanclsavs SAYS he is Kept
busy at the present time watching his
young calves arriving these days. II
the best Of care isn't taken OF them the
nrst day is liable to be their last.
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". L. rATrIsoN.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. 4
In thu matter Of the estate of CAiries Kuhn,

Notice is hereby given, that on Nd tho
the regular days OF the January ter he
county court Of R!o Bianco count %
state Of Colorado, I. Henry J. Hay&Yad mi
Judge Of SAID court, present my fnat settlement
"a such administration. pray the approval Of
NJ NJ sSch sdmipistrator. 1t which time and
Mace any person in Interest may appear mud
present objections To the same II any there be.
Dated Ut Meeker, Colorado, December S0th,
HENRY ]. HAY,
Administrator OF tho estate Of Charles Kuhn,
deceased. ji-25 \.
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J. ". Bainbrich, Jr., Of Plceance,
was visitor to the city last Saturday.
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An agent Of The british government
is in the valley buying cavalry horses.
lie wants two car loads and Is paying
about 10 par head for what No call
riding stock.
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George L. and Mrs. Greer have gone
to housekeeping in the Walden resi-
dence.
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The ice crop which is now being
harvested is rather slushy.

MADE to order" weather Is still on
the meteorological progrsm-fcr these
parts.
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Pete Baker has resigned - superin-
tendent of the Dunn ranch, on Big
Beaver.
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Rangely was represented at the county
seat this week by Commissioner Rector,
who was attending TO official business.
and ]. o. McNew. who just came up to
tell M that we would have to move the
seat OF county government to the border
town before this time next year. He
didn't tell us why. but We presume It
would be on account Of the fact that
Esangely 10 a better place to raise
oranges than Meeker. Wen look into
1t Mae"
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NJ. o. and Mrs. Walden left for Dem
yer Wednesday. where they intend tax
ing up their residence.
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william McCafierty Of Red CHI. Is =
guest at the Meeker hotel. Mr.. Nc
Cafferty Is visiting his brother, Frank,
who is one Of our highly esteemed and
popular citizens.
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john Prechtel, a pioneer cattlemen on
the head waters Of Piceanee. was at
tending to business matters at the
county seat during the week.
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Money to- Loan

money 20 Loan
At 8 per cent. on good real estate ~.
curity. For information cali at thu
Office.
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Stops the Cougl,

q. r.,,.r wA,..,... rod q. tn. s.s..
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Judge Wildhack is now deputy county
clerk.
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Galssburg, H.. was well represented
In town this week. Among the worthy
citixsus from the Illinois town, whose
names iliumed the Meeker hotel regis
ter, wsle DR.. u. W. Aldfich, Elmer
Aldrich and Charles H. May. The last
named 70 manager Of the Galesburx
Mail and one Of the most genial gentle
man II has been our pleasure to meet In
many . day. As noted in THE HERALD
some time ago. DR.. Aldrich is now tho
owner Of the fine Durham ranch at
Thornburg and il In fair way to be-
come . full-hedged cattle baron.