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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05
NOVEL METHODS.
Courts Martial Diseicses the ingsrlylty
Of an Officer

Covrt-Msrtisl Diseicses the ingsrlyity
Of an Officer.
Berlin. aug. s--T-hs details are pei itsh-
81 today n a court rnar tial haie a. lssfz
su nor-corsFlsszipnsd ofiesr "a; bed
DuHsei Tor reel treating prfysts sola4.r-
~ Moefshingsn. LoFfaire FiVs H..
erea and scvensy-~iE inrtsne@a - r.
fatty. al eeomrius since isst Dee~as -
were cited The evi1eree shsv~s DsakzA
fertile irsenstyeaess Dr. ressi rnefE-ss 4
Punishrnen;. s1ch - cornpsili=F a .efsiek
- r1n - fuH fGf across a raau sd
Tarn rs head arziess = wsrsfrso~ n.
count decided SHAT - co-s-f- - So IA
dsctn~rt nd sesa proT@d 80 Sentenced
Dzsnsei - 80 year, SO = hals 'asSrfs0s-
uasaf srd e~xvsession 20 - rznks
re scan1s' became kno- RI g. fss rzfff
tsry sgfh,ritifs through ~ srscsss -
pus q fhe rralfr~afrd nrr whi-s 81
sHougzae'ss ies;sr cescrft~e - f.i-k~i.s
nru.sif,s~s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05
Eagle Table and Kitchen
suggestions What to Eat
And How to Prepare Food.

These articles on tie necessarily alb
SURFING topic of food are carefully pre-
pared and based on knowledge os chem
istry as applied to cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
ence.
First Volume-Conducted by Ida Ames
Willis, Marquette Building. Chicago. 70
whom all inquiries should be addressed.
All rights reserved by Banning Co.
Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05
WOMAN is ROBBED.
Left Her Valise With Her Husband,
Who Didn't Know II.

Cherryvale Kan, Aug. AIRS. w. J..
Davis was robbed of 1880 in gold and a
smaller amount of silver at the depot
here yesterday morning. With her hus-
band and children Mrs Davis arrived
from Los Angeles yesterday. She was
waiting for the Coffeyville train here
Wishing to so across the street she left
the vsliss containing the. money in care
of her husband. Mr. Davis, however.
did. not notice that she left the valise,
and while she was gore it was stolen.
The officers are after the thieves and
are confident they will find them
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TO DANISH OFFICIALS.

EmbezzIer Is Turned over 10 the Az
thorlties.
San Francisco. Cal, Aus. 4.-uEltei
States Marshal John Shine has received
an order from Secretary 81 STATE bay.
directing that Julius Antoine JorEshsen
be delivered into the custody OF the
Danish officials Jorgensen was formerly
a bookkeeper IN The Danish hank. from
which he abscouded with ~ 80 francs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05

Attend Wichita Business College and
Shorthand Institute 1t Is open away :
to persons Of both sexes. FazeL ADAMS
Hibarger and Price, 1l4-116 North Mar
ket street. Wichita, Kansas. 6l-tr
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Bitter FIGHT MADE.
Attorneys for e. &. Farley Object to
His Extradition.

TITS Exit dLIN IOTIs
Springfield, H., Aug. "A bitter fight
against extradition was made by attor-
neys for Edward z. Farley before Gov
ernor Yates today. Farley is charged by
the Detroit Jockey club with having en-
tered what is known as a ringer at
the meeting of the club last June; that he
entered a mare in a race as Sarah
Black" whereas the horse had been raced
before under the name of ''Aimless "
Farley won q purse of $500 with his en-
try
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Summer school. Beginc g Latin.
August 9Th. $50 a. m High Schc.t, Anna
Thornton Jones. 66-2tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05
RIVER is FALLING.

At It's Mouth the Kaw Is No Longer
Dangerous.
Kansas CITY. Aug THE Kansas river
here and west is falling and all danger
of a food is over. At abilene and Salina,
KAN. the SnoFy Hill is rising steadily
nut that stream is sin several feet below
last Mays high point.
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esn Reward.

For the arrest and conviction Of any one
caught shooting al telephone eauie9'
Wichita Independent Telephone co. oo-5I-
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Summer School.

No Typhoid in Crystal Water.
Call mp The Holland Yeast Co. Phones
new 1921, old SIS Hard Water Kills. "
65-tf
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f. s Del Writes: VIII you kindly
send me. as soon as possible, a recipe
+ for canning string beans. also for pick
ling the same as a sweet pickle
Canned String Beans.
Z The beans must be young aRd rs fresh
Iy gathered as possible. Wash thor
oughIy pick over and remove the strings.
Unless the beans are Large leave them
whole. Throw them in boiling water s1d
let them cook rapidly Tor guarer X 81
hour. Have glass Jars well Egeriliezd AID
heated. az them quickly with the beans
and enough boiling water 70 hu every
crevlce between the beans. lag the covers
on lightly. place tie 3ar or rack 10 a
large boiler half eogeT the jars With
warm water. put boiler ii8 on and let
the water boil around them fer ere sHd
one-haif hours AZ least then rersov. the
sars. one At a time. placing th@na or
wet cloth and scrcvfnE down the covers
tightly. Keep n a cool piace.
Sweet Picked Beans.
wash ard string young tender bans
AID iet thea iie Ia urine fee week
Then freshen n clear ~at~r. bob zatii
ear made IN folloNfns proportion Or.s
gallon q vinegar, one e,lg - sugar. 40
arr a half dozsa shaie cloves. E-rns
number of psnfsrcssTls. Gfs@en hoe an
spice. ard ssht blades q mace. ih-~~
sticks Of cinnanon nay - ad6ee = d.
sired
K c " Writes Wouie Tofs rsqn~st -
sdstr- in charge q column = Table sri
Fl-ensn - give sorns -erspes for SUMNER
sr<-Ea 7 tank fhsy volss - aSYF~ri-
stes his - wssrher. 7 ma eonvfesf
reaser ~ ycsr pzs~r sns 'zke s~~sf r.
,srest u gizncf=x ever 49, coturaa
wait - ;hauk yoz f9T ksesiHT ~
ssrrres Drinks
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Iy interest 81 or s1srss - g. eeT g,
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- hzss xsFee = Erezs Eassssr - rerszes
- sumner leverage. szs s~rhsse ncse
fEtE sezsou
Tor1x.oss q "a Trocaoefe.
Mr. Z ~ T. Nrssss. Wsn sea ks.1ly
xsx- r@1sp~ fer tsazzse>s s-sn<szi -.
eFgs ard esss4s - -
Ct.nz 60 t-o ozsrzraz - s.zszs5 dss-1
~. rsf y ints = ssaosezn "a =tasa
vss hsFe rsit@a fss tssss~rasnfUis -
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-sz. ssz rsssas Il azys1rs = sss Aress
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500 szz co~s - Grassy ceasEszs1
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gszh sSfsa. =. G. AK 4-clais !.
Orr - iisissis has ases sopasnt.s sensa;
~ czFfsgsaa. Colombia
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TRANSLATES ssippi Commercial Congress
and National Irrigation association meet
ing will be held at Seattle, Wash, Aug
1921 Round trip rate viii be }45. The Rock
Island viii sell tickets Aug. 10 4, good
for return Oct. 15
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05
Plum ScuMe,

Peel and stone one quart of plums
press through a sieve. sweefen TO taste.
beat into the yolks of six eggs. add two
tablespoonfuls of sweet cream and three
tablespoonfuis OF dry cake crumbs.
sponge cake crumbs are best; mix thor
oughly and fold in carefully the beaten
whites Of the six eggs. Bake half an
hour and serve In the same dish In which
baked. Place the dish In pan of hot
water before placing in the oven.
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INQUIRIES ANSWERED.

r. s Del. Writes: VIII you kindly
send me. as soon as possible, rerfre
for canning string beans. also for pick
ling the same as a sweet pickle?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-05

Ta tkank sssr rsz6es TX hsr sgx1s
,Io- znz zlss for "a sxsr~-~soa 70 sssc
d. interest g. or s1arfs - e. esf q,
tle pan ~ h<isLzs fAs a-4sF a7zs~uifs
~. hzss zsTea = srezs Huzss~ - raesE3s
- sumner leverage. bzs serhsse fcae
-str sea.un
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]. n. Gill. Chairman.
s5-St L. II. kENAGY. CLERK
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The Socialist and the Prince" Mrs. Fremont
older. Dunk q Wagnalls Company
with Tom Tom and Tomahswk." Emil A. g.
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I'VE Shall Live Again" George H. Hepworth.
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Londonl
Epoch Making Papers in United States His.
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True Love- Edith Wyatt. Mcclure. Phil
From a Tnatched Cottsee.- Eleanor @. Hay
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The squreen." Shan y. Bullock. Mcclure.
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"unoi,e'al' The Hon. MIS- wafer ~ u foroes
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Won H1gel. .CThe Ave Maria. Notre Dame. Ind)
Lees and Leaven." Edward W. Townsend.
Mcclure. Phillips CO..
a Rebuttal of Spir itism et Al j. x. Hay
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uaubrtAnd: edited BY James d. Bruner. Pm. ID.
american Book Com pany)
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Publishing Com pany. BOSTON,
The Fundamental Problems In Monetary
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the Harmony OF the Prophetic World" Arno
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Botany All the Year Round z. " Andrews.
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Types OF Beauty" Carl ,. Blenner chs
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Lays Of Ancient Rome" Thomas Babington
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scenes that polluted the streets OF wash
ington meant the rioting that was then
going on. The people had destroyed the
palatial residence Of John Peter Norton
and that strong character had yielded to
an attack Of nervous prostration. He and
Helen, by. the Presidents order. had been
conveyed secretly to the White House.
where they were now safely lodged.
But Philip Craig was beginning to doubt
himself and the things he was doing. Soma
tor Pratt talked to him like'a Dutch uncle
and the end came when Philip happened
TO read in his mothers Bible the passage
beginning: And the devil. taking him W
into an high mountain, showed unto Him
all the kingdoms Of the world in moment
of time" He had been drunk with power
but now he recovered himself. He con-
vened Congress. and all came out well
John Peter Norton's colossal hnancia
machine" was smashed. Philip resigned
the Presidency; and at the last, in the chap.
ter entitled Meath the Evening Star,
we learn that he and Helen were to be mar
ried at the end Of year.
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Asi Ne $4,000

HAt hAlIhH hiaii .Apiss sits. 40 ~ tstsi
~, as' 49, m 81 ~, s''ai' y. 'tg ~
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rRANsPAcIPIc NAILS.

NEW r 5EAt atNISp6NIS HI .sslns ~; :pi
HAWAII via san Francisco. close here daLy
~ seI aeS s1s,S an peT w &c
ise British mali for New Zealand does NOT
arrive In time 70 connect win ths despatcn
extra mais.ciosng at so 4; n" ,sS 4 "
and go p M.-will be made up ana forwarded
until the arrival OF the Cunard steamer.
HAWAII JAPAN. CHINA and PHiLIPPiNE
ISLANDS Via san Francisco close ,i nsf aa wy
despatch per steamship Coptic.
HAWAII Via san Francisco. close here daily q.
ESQ p. N. up to March sloth, Inclusive. Tor
despatch pc. steamship Alameda. ,,,
ohiRA ca an Close seh here daily n al $50 MsrcS
ii7th inclusive, for despatch per steamshlp
Empress OF India. Merchandise for U. s.
Postal Agency al Shanghai cannot DO fof
IVA, TaIded ,is c ,tssits.s ISLANDS via san
Francisco. close here daily ~ $50 r. N up 70
March tisth. inclusive. for despatch per steam
ship Msrlposa, Att.
CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma, close herr dalIy
despetch per steamship Shawmut
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. VIA san franci:co: close
here daily at e;s p NJ: up 70 MaIch a.Sn; IN
AoS NEH cALs ffseS WesH .neoaSeI and
tora, r. C.. close here daily al $40 p N. up 70
March S2sth, Inclusive. for despatch per steam E
ship Moans especially address only, Al.
s,raia Is forwarded via Europe; and New zee,snd
and Philippines VIA san EIanciseo-ths quick . ~
routes. Philippines specialy addressed VA Can
sa rates. Hawai- IS forwarded Va san Fran
CISCO eA' coRNEsIIus VAN coTI, Pe.sm...er
Post once, New York. N. y. Feb. a. 1908
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TIE real
PRIVATE 4

An once b
.ysnrsy
Bresdwa1
mo Bross
Louis NJ. x
bought the Old
corner OF Bro
will begin the
story Office by
bs frederick
70 note that
scription has
of . loft build
L. J. Phillip
o'Shanessy est
lots in The
tends to resell
msnt. II con
Southern Bou
and Leegett :
on Timpeon p
ticn OF Timps
nue.. It Ii sa
property in TN
The Ameri
has bought q
at the south
and Longwoc
Of $50 and 2Sd
line. Two ye
the Hoe and 81
side OF Westo
are now In 4
will not be one
Of the rapid
purchase Ia q
Longwood and
a rapid transit
II IL reported
Field will occ
erection by III
Construction :
between Fifty
next to the
Miss Lila Sid
Is said, will
mother. Mrs.
plans for these
name Of Geor(
been understO
site was a We
1t n reported
occupied by a
derbilt family.
The Hudson
Nos. 100 to II
. plot i95xe2, (
The property
Seyenth ayenu
resell it in pig
ment with loft
Theodore Ja
1873 West Seve
a four-story q
M. Morgentq
Dreyer to AlfT
Seventeenth 50
on lot 2lxe2.
Lalor d Beri
South William
street, an eig
known as the @
for the j. c. Il
Company TO tn
Title passed ye
Levy Bros.
ll7th street, u
plot 5OxiOO, for
Levy Bros. Al
% West l1Sth
ing, for a Mr..
Irving BachN
koe East Eigt
building, on pl
\ John j. Hoo
Forty-sixth std
2sx60xl00. for
Kominer.
Crist 4 Herr
Twelfth street.
dwelling, on lot
E. j. Yelling
12os Second az
with stores, on
estate to Louis
Adelstein q
SOo and 800 No
on plot sexioe.
build a teneme
Simon Steine
Fast Ninth stG
6Oke2 8. He W
Charles Low
Fifth avenue, q
Tho West n
sold on the g
lots on Orienta
man an 4 four
The State M
has resold Nd
mrs, street. "
plbt 0xii0. u
moss buildingl
Henry ID. W
Mrs. John II. 8
No. - West
story and bas
hwproof dwell
Robert NJ. =
Brill have sol
Nos. $40, 81, and
three old bull
tween the Grad
The Murray
sold No. 81
weei corner N
s,ons-front dS
Daniel b. u
the Blodgett
On the south II
30 fest west
This McvicH
has sold for Z
j. Faulkner
sis~~,. O thr~s
siops-front do
" DE- fore~
Anna Stnrges
ss7 L~xinEts
basesnsnt dws
Randolph
,'eofR Schulz
q bWs-s,ory
Ihsy sLs., Iss)
font on tbs Il
'~tssen kue(
hf~tf, tO tf
Alssllsnl u
syiasoy No =
siWy and t1s
W. Ppllsr Il
les s,ld No ii
siasF sad is
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fhni lsnsAh Hsslis lasss q afiisi - ssiasss.
&C.,. ''Ag - - t. ~ Z. - I''' =
$40 49, aAh d ffaff 80 $50 ss.shtsf u
$50 Z ffafH fhlHfifaiff $3.50 ffNI fatffH ~
aifs = 49, - - sallf
49, hfitsh $500 a tsi,at.s saasiss ta-s a.
t's-ssiifif 81 $500 a - Il 49, hstf a.
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90 lts-.. sta,'. ia-,s ~ 80 - ~
sAsIsa s,--,..s !. s......s - ..p-s4
- $500 80 - .@st lss.,
kAhltA. hss ~ ~ fsfs lsss ts..a n D.
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sTfNOGRAPHIRs.
several bughi, active ioahs ineh sho sfs sood
stenos phcfs obtAih petnAhs a pssi loi alh
one of ilf laffcst laanufagtufng Fanpai - la
phia. asan lis ~ 80 stth ennefiatit 40 ~ Ad
Nsngsmenl lnio fktyutNf p,ssl tiofs N CapAblf
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NOA
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90 aaltt mass tsedl ~ sal.la aak Aaalesa
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Is t.fl.as9iii =. ~ n Vt tIf'5 4 fihsis
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMER
WEST INDIES, ETC.
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC.
CEPT TRANSPACIP,C.


cUBA.-By rail 70 Port Tampa Pa, an! snd thence
thursday, at $3.50 A. N. Uhe connecting mails
close here on Mondaya Wednesdays and
MEXICO ciTY.-overlsnd. unless specially I'd .
dressed. for despatch by steamer closes as
and and I iiso p pm Il. Sundays at loo p n. and
NEwFoUNDLAND.-By rail TO North sydney.
daily at ESP p. N; connecting msis close
JAMAicA.-By rail 70 Bcs,on s s asnos y. 9y
Tuesday. BY rail to Philnds:phla. snd t9enSs
by steamer. closes al this once ~ ii'o r. al
x,on ysTS is to Boston and thence BY
steamer, closes q ,h!s once daily a. o3 a. ~
GCATEMALA.-By rail- TO New orleans and
thence BY steamer. closes q tns once as,ly'
sundays al Si0O p. NJ. and yil:s0 r. ~ ICON
Meeting mall closes here Aoudays a. SiS
COSTA ri cA.-Ry rail to New Orleans, and theme.
by steamer closes at this ONCE daily except
sunday, at q 80 p. N. and tll;S =. NJ. sun
days al siOO p. N. and Sii.A ?: ~ competing
mail closes here Tuesdays at tll0 =. NJ
BAHAMAS except parcels post maiS,'-sy rau
10 Miami, Florida. and thence by steamer,
closes at this ONCE al $50 a. NJ every Mon
day Wednesday and Saturday. . ,
REGISTERED MAIL closes 81 QUO r. NJ previous
day
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posr opvrcE NOTICE.

POST opFIcE NOTICE
vii eo:: PRoMSTLY m - ssss;, a &c esssT,
close one hour cartier than closing time shown
below. Parcels post mails for Germany close al
SP n. Wednesday. per steamship Koenigin LOUISE,
Regular and supplementary mails close At For
eien station half hour later than closing time
i ioG Euroes and Central america Wa Colon close
one hour later at Foreign station
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sATURDAY.-A 40 a. N. ioI EuRoPE. per
steamship Campanih, VIA oueenstown az
A;esna Sr SEh %a.s &C. dIss sa
ship zeeandoS
'rHi Prinsed Mater. Commercial Papers and sam;
Es e, sqTSpS I S SG ss
AfeI sns s1 %a named se sSoas sddtou. sup
mssn msrsa na Ensh opf fTsneS Snd ernsn
M inu,es Of ' The hour Of sailing o. steamer "
NAILS FOR soyIH , AN CENTRAL yTg AMERICA
sATURDAY;-At 4. ~ for BERMupA; per
Sc sss%H. 3. Tor PoRTo RICO. cURxc%o and
VENEZUELA. per steamship Caracas Imal
ioe! ss s,esmsh en eaSssss: q, go Sup
Rl kSb.' .JfxMi2icA. s&SANiLtA r9d SAR
R TIC mus sI dssea Per Scanning '
ss $50 A. N. gspplemshisry io:so 4 NJ for
HS sr and 10 s A. iSI aakaeEHTSE DRIP
nan Prince :. 70 A NJ iCy SuBa p, 'i s
so olSc Tf per steamship oinda. via Hsvan.
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baton was over and Jacob had consented
to be a duke and Julie was duchess. and ;
In the words Of the record: Their eyes
met. From her face shone revelation
a beauty that enwrapped them both. Della,
field fell on his knees beside her and laid
his head upon her breast. The exquisite
gesture with which she folded her arms
about him told her inmost thought. Az
last he needed her, and the dear knowledge
filed and tanned her heart"
or course a very capable story; OF course
with much persistent analysis; sad ou'
interesting; and story that must be read
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sAruRpAY.EaAss ' 20 <. n. ior EUROPE pc,
steamship Csmpenia, via Queenstown; AZ
a. N. Tor BELGIUM direct. per steamship
iceland tmsll must be directed per steam
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I.isl ,s,t a,.s 40 20 80.
500 lanN fHH.HHi ~ AZ
80 s'.s.sf SsiT Liisi
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HELP WANTED-fEslALEs.

WANTED-Small girls on samples;
steady employment. Call HALL &
RUCkEL, us Washington st.
IrMHREII AS-hands on sIlk umhrellaa and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-12-04
HELP THEM T00T +!
Good Time Promised by the Band
Next Month-Want Every
body to Attend.

The Saoshone band has beer
making good headway in practice
the past few weeks, and expect to
keep at it throughout the winter.
When the band purchased the last
lot of new instruments last summer,
1t was necessary to borrow 500
to complete the payment on them.
This money falls due carly in
January, and the band has decid-
ed to put on play at the opera
house New Years evening to raise
the money necessary to meet this
payment. Jos. Montgomery of
Haley will assist the BOYS in
putting on the play, he having pro-
duced the play at Haley some time
ago. 1t will be strictly home
talent affair, and ought to pack
the house to the doors.
With the entertainment a
financial success the band will he
completely out OF debt, and in ex-
cellent shape for their next seasons
work. The boys have made
strenuous efforts to make the or
ganization a success and expect to
c ntinue these efforts. After the
first OF the year Dir. Montgomery
will visit Shoshone regularly
to instruct the band and he saws
with the material in sight Sho-
shone can have a excellent band
by spring.
The citizens of the village have
resp pnded literally and promptly
to render the assistance heretofore
needed by the band and it is con-
idently expected that they viii
not be backward in coming for
ward on this occasion and by a
patronage of the contem-
plated play make it possible for
the band to more than meet the
note which falls due next month. |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-12-04
A Rare Treat.

The people of Shoshone who
were fortunate enough to be
present at the Baptist church last
Friday evening enjoyed a treat in
the sermon delivered by DIR. C.
Ross Baker, pastor Of the First
Baptist church of Boise. DR..
Baker chose for his text the third
verse OF the first chay ter OF the
first general epistle of John. The
theme of his ,alk was Fellowship
with God" AID he brought forth
many helpful ideas of this divine
fellowship and of how it is po sible
for all those who truly believe to
partake of this privilege. His SER
mon was eloquent and we'll pre-
pared and delighted his hearers.
Dr.. Baker has pleasing person.
ality and is possessed of clear
and pleasant voice. His presence
here was rare treat and it is
hoped the people OF this locality
may have the pleasure of hearing
this eloquent speaker again who
has gained the reputation OF being
the finest sp aker west OF the
Mississippi.
Revs. q. L. Lewis and Howard /
Bowler assisted in the service and /
fine music was furnished by the
choir. A good size congre CATION
VAS present.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-12-04
The WorId.s Rarezt sird.

To find the rarest bird in existence
you must go to the rsSultaius between
Anam and LcRs. where there is a Ger.
tain Kind Of Pheasant. For many
years Its existence was known cu,r
oy the tact that its longest and most
splendid plume was in much reaues,
by mandarirs for the.- headsesr. A
single skin is worth $500. ana the
bird living would be priceless for II
soon dies in captivity.