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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
TO ADVERTISERS.

The advertiser who would reach
the greatest number of people, and
secure the best results from his ad-
vertisements, will find The eau
casian . NEST profitable and desir-
able medium. E.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
Date For Council of PEOPLE,

s.. Petersburg, May 2o-According
to the Novoe Vremya Emperor Nicholas
signalized his birthday by signing
manifesto fixing tn" date for the con-
vocation Of the I1emcky SoNNt't or
council Of the people, for Oct :, MAX
ing his action known to his ministers
when they met at snr!loe- Salo to pre-
sent their Fluctuations
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
Rockefeller Asked to Aid.

Toronto, Kan. May 20.-The women
Of the Baptist church here have writ
ten to John D. Rockefeller asking for
financial assistance to rebuild their
church. which was destroyed by a tor
nadO,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
BACK AND NECK BROKEN.
Negro Boy WhirIed to Death In Shaft
of Printing Press.

Texarkana, May 2O-Buster Johnson
a twelve year-old negro boy employed
aat the Daily Courier office. got caught
in the shafting of the printing press
while picking up papers and was killed
He was whirled over repeatedly with
the shaft and his back and neck both
were broken
The boy was employed to clean up
the office and also delivered a down.
town route to subscribers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
Aged Clergyman Dead.

Austin, May 20.-Rev. Henry B.
Rose. aged eighty years. died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Judge T. r.
Cochran, in this city. Rev. Rose was
once most prominent Presbyterian
divine in this state. He leaves a wife,
four daughters and one son.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
EXPRESS MANAGERS.
With Them Rests Ate Possible Settle
ment Of the Strike.

Chicago, May 20.-W;t, the man
ayers of the express companies resilient
at New York rested Saturday the poss:-
BILE settlement of the teAm*;ers' strike
Transfers executive commit e s:.i>'
strike would not be called off IN ''ss
something was done fo1 the express
drivers. Local managers retnrrel mat
ter to headquarters at New York.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
kuropatkt1 t. Et:uperate

st. Petersburg My 20.-Th" news
papers say Gen"!hl kurDpatkin is re-
turning from tn front and going to
the Crimca to II clprrItc.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
EVANGELICAL WORK,
Heads of Non Orthodox Religions Are
Making Preparations.

st. Petersburg, May 2O-Under the
grant of religious freedom heads of
the non orthodox religions are making
preparations for evangelical work.
Last Sunday the Orthodox Russians
alton of Labor expects to renew his
can church, an act which heretofore
would have subjected not only the
communicates, but the pastor of the
church, to severe penalties. Thirty
Hebrews Of St. Petersburg, who had
become Orthodox, have formally ap-
piled for permission to return to their
ancient faith
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
Discrimination Condemned.

Boston, May 20.-The common coun-
Gil has adopted a resolution condemn
ing discrimination by landlords
against families with children and i'll
viting the legislature to take some ac-
ton in the matter
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
Great Flood DAMAGE.

Evansville, Ind, May Pot is es-
timated that the food damage in this
vicinity is 100000 The Ohio river is
thirty-six feet and rising. The water
works plant is surrounded.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
SAM FiTE HANGS.
An immense Crowd Witnessed Death
Of Condemned Man.

Of Condemned Man.
Marshall, Tex, May 2O.-Sam Fife
alias Collins. a negro. was hanged here
Friday. An immense concourse wit
messed the execution The crime IOr
which Ffte paid the extreme penalty
was the murder Of his paramOur, Ma
ria JAWbs, in little cabin near
Jonesville, in the western part OF this
(HarrlSOn) county. She was beaten I'M
I'll her body was a mass of bruises.
Eight ribs were broken. The execution
took place on the poor farm. three
miles from the city.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21
YOAkUM'S SYSTEM.

It Is to Be Extended From Matamoros,
Mex, to Tampico.
Corpus Christi. May 20-1t is an es-
tabished fact that Mr. Yoakum's great
railway system will be extended from
Matamoros, Mex, to Tampico. The
Gulf Coast line will thus have direct
road to the City of Mexico, and the
building or the track int this place
gives Corpus Christi invaluable north
and south connections and and
straight outlets to all points in Mexico.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21

Residence at Menardville, Tex, Of
Mrs. Matte Key, q widow was robbed
of SS6
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-21

Sheriff of Caddo Parish, La.
Caucasian, April g, 1905.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
BILLS DISPOSED Or.
BY the Legislature, Up to Last
Saturday.

Up to last Saturday evening, O3
bills had been introduced IN the lower
house Ut the legislature. Twelve OF
THESE had been disposed Of; seven
passed and fce killed. Those passed
included that appropriating leyisla--
tive expenses, that creating the
seventh Judicial district, that incrcas
ins the power OF district judges III
chambers. that providing trial ot
Jurors Tor bias, that making the PRO-
cecdings in civil cases the same IN
probate rs in justice courts, and that
providing for maintaining female
prisoners in another state. The biiiS
killed, include the miners eight hour
hill and bill appropriatinE $4,000 Il
year for the aid OF state fairs at Boise
pocate!lo and Lewiston.
The senate had passed six senate
bills including the state depository
bill and . bill authorizing county
commissioners to levy road tax OF
one half OF one percent instead OF the
limit Of one fourth OF 66e percent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
HE GROUND RAzORS.
Imposter, Once in Rathdrum,
Caught at Payette.

The following. from Payette dis
patch may be of interest to citizens
Of Rathdrum who remember when
the imposter was here and succeeded
In getting away with livery rig be-
longing to the Pioneer Livery stable:
John Doe, who played himself off
as a cripple, using a crutch and cane
to get along, whose business was that
Of grinding and selling razors, went
TO John Henshaw's livery barn on
the 3Oth day OF November and en-
gagged team and as he did not re-
turn for Is days. Henshaw offered a
reward and sent QUO descriptions Of
the man and team. Nothing was
heard from the out6t until a few
days ago, when the marshal Of Ash.
land, Oregon, wired that he had ar
rested the man and Sheriff Nichols
went to Ashland, got his man and re
turned Sunday night. Henshaw went
u
| tu the train and recognized the fellow
who told him he made q mistake II
letting him have the team. Whcl
the marshal attempted to arrest hin
at Ashland the cripple threw dow
the cru.ch and cane and gave th
marshal u good run before being over
taken. His description answers
man wanted In Umatilia county, Orc
gon, and also at another place. wher
| it Is said, when be WAS about to b
caught. he jumped from the bugg
and swan the Columbia river 40
escaped. 1t is also claimed that
Weiser liyeryman has claim sgains
the same fellow.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
TWO MINING COMPANIES
Organized to Develop Vari-
Gus Quartz Properties.
IN RATHDRuN VICINITY
Much Activity Indicated For
This Year.

Evidently there will be more acti-
witty 10 the mining industry 10 the
vicinity of Nathdrutn, during the
presen: year, than at any time in the
past. A great deal Of prospecting has
been done and as II has progressed
indications have been encountered
which are decidedly encouraging.
The Skookum Mining s. Milling
company have made preparations to
resume development work on the
Baker property situated on Rathdrum
mOuntain. Work on this property
was temporarily discontinued q short
time ago. The Skookums company
was organized last fall with capital
stock of 1000, 900 shares at sl.oo per
share. Considerable stock has been
sold and there are now 81, 900 In the
treasury for development purposes.
A great deal of work has already been
done on the Baker property and IL
was decided to put on force Of men
this week.
The directors of the company held
an election of officers two weeks ago.
f. II. radbury, of Rathdrum, was
chosen president; Louis Brandt, of
Spokane, vice president; W. A. Hart,
Ut Rathdrum, treasurer, and Henry
NJ. Lancaster of Rathdrunl, secretary.
The organization Of another min-
ing company was perfected on Mon
day OF this week. 1t is the HollisteI
Mining & Milling company with pro.
perty situated near Hayden Lake.
This company was organized In Rath'
drum and is stocked for 1000, ,00(
shares at ten cents o share. The di'
rectors are Chas. Hollister, Anna r.
Hollister, Henry NJ. Lancaster and
+. II. Bradbury.
Last Saturday Henry NJ. Lancaster
mining engineer and metallurgist
received orders from the surveyor
general to survey the Logue property
y on Rathdrum mountain, a patent TO-
which had been applied for by Mr.
Logue. Mr.. Lancaster made the re
Quired survey this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
HElTMAN VS.. MORGAN.
Formal Opinion Filed BY the Sd
preme Court. sjlss

Vs@~sse VRssssvSA = A1S0 ~ SAAS 80
preme Court. ~
The supreme court has illed lts
written opinion 10 the case OF Charles
L. Hcitiiian VS.. Ralph r. Morgan,
Judge OF the f!rst district, decision III
which was announced btally some
time ago and given pHblicatlOn ~
that time. The opinion, which ia
BY Justice lAilshie, denies the appl-
cation for writ Of mandate fllcd by
Mr.. Heitman With the yiew OF cohi.
polling Judge Morgan to rescind N,s
order quashiux the jury panel for The
November term In Kootenai county.
Two dissenting opinions are died.
Justice Sullivan agrees with Justice
Ailshie that the defendant fudge
exceeded bis authority but dIssenE
from the Conclusion that the plaintiff
had sbught the wrong remedy In ap-
plying for . writ of lnandamns. Hs
holds that mandamus was the propet
procedure instead Of certidrArI. Chief
Justice Stockslager holds with JusticS
Ailshle that certiorari was the propef
remedy but dissents from the view OK
the majority or the court that gudgS
Morgan exceeded his authority! Tho
majority Of the 6ourt unitcs III deny
Ing the petition. In the course OF
the opinion BY Justice Ailshie the
following statement is made: lid
the proceedings below there seems D
have been SOME effort made to reflect
upon the action Of the plaintiff here.
Mr.. Heitman, who Is a reputable and
respected attorney Of this court, ahd
we deem it cOns0nant with this pro-
ceeding to observe that there is n0th-
ing In the record that charactetizes
his conduct other than that Of al
honorable and upright cit;zeh. ~,
Boise Statesman. a
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03

Notice Il hereby given that m ex'
animation OF all applicants for teach
ers' certificates Of the nrst, second,
aud third grade; also Tor state certi-
fcates, and for life diplomas, will be
conducted at Rathdrum, Idaho, be'
ginning Feb. %, 1905, at the hour 0t
nine o'clock a. m.
Dated at Rathdrun, this 30th ddj
Of jan, 1905.
r. G. EGBERS.
Sup't. Schools, Kootenai CuNnty
Frh3-t. Eailiilfiini, IiYl,..
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03

A meteor weighing 1853 pounds has
been found on the Mulcahy farm near
Peck, Idaho. The aer0lite was ex-
ttemcly hot, and meltsN pebble stones
where IL fell. Thothas Kirby, Ut
Peck. has the rock aud viii exhibit 1t
II the 1'oElAnd fair.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
STATE and COUNTY NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
Of INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

BY order of the postotticc depart
ment star mail train service has been
discontinued from Lcp!anding to
Dellgrovc. FROM February Is. 1906.
The annual meeting Of the Idaho
Hardware & Implement Dealers as
sociation, was held at the NatatoS-
um in Boise, Jan. "a. About so
members were present.
At Challis, Idaho. y highly respect
ed family lest their home by Ore, and
before the embers had died out their
neighbors presented them with $1,000,
with which to rebuild It.
II. M. Debit OF Clara, Kootensi
county, has made application to state
engineer James Stephenson fuI water
right, l.5 second feet from Brush
creek. for irrigation purposes.
The eight-hoar bill was defeated in
the lower house Of the legislature,
last week. the vote standing 80
against and II for the measure. The
representatives fr0m ko0tenai voted
against The bill. &c
r. NJ. McCracken. county attorney
OF Bingham county, has started out
to enforce the anti-gambling law.
and warns all peace Officers that
they are liable to prosecution for any
neglect or refusal tU cuforce the stat
utcs. s3 ft s
Clarence Trubody and William r.
Howard. two ex-soldicrs convicted OF
/ assaulting aud robbing J. w. Fore
man, an aged rancher, In Boise las,
November, were sentenced by Judge
| Stewart TO s and 8 years respectivel,
in the penitentiary.
Representative Webster Of Fremont
county, has introduced bill In the
legislature amending the fish ahd
game law SO as to permit bona ads
residents to fish with hook and linz
In any season Of the year and to hum
! without paying q license of 81 as u
Iprescnt.
! Culdesac, 10 Nez Perce county, hal
entered the race for the location o
the proposed northern Idaho iasan'
asylum. Its citizens claim tina
builqing materials there are 25 pc
cent. heapcr than anywhere else Il
Idaho. The town OF Peck, also Il
Nez Petcc county, also wants tn
Institution.
A piece of magnetic iron ore o
load stone Weighing about so pound
has been found near Mountainhom
by G. +. Turner. Turner remembere'
, that there was y mysterious dcnec
, tion N the compass when q govern
ment survey was made years ago, an
the discovery was the result Of hi
Investigation OF the cause.
The county commissioners OF Idah
) county, the first republican boar
elected in that county for many year
recently awarded the county printIn
to democratic paper which was tt
0 lowest bidder. There were two n
5 publican bidders. In speaking OF Il
matter one Of the commissioners sal
1--WE are elected 10 attend to u
public business OF the people wi
s elected US. aud II is our duty to lOt
out for their Interests. We wou
have cen glad to favor papers In 0
own party but we do not consid
10 that we have a right to favor al
10 one when the interests Of the peoI
sre at stake"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
X0orYNAY ooUNrY

x0oT1NAI COUNTY,
rc--Scnator-Il Herman II. Taylor
Reprcsentativ es-- VIM. Ashley. Jr.
altss Harry spanlding, A.. A. Sage.
District Judge-Ralph +. Mofkan.
theriff-Edwin Doust. ts .{s9s.
Auditor. Clerk and Recorder +. L. Cunsies.
Trcnsurer-Gcorgc II. Ross.
Assessor Wnrrcn Flint.
aupt. OF Schools Nobt, 6. Egbcrs.
County Attorney-E. X. whitls.
probate Judge-Nobt. 4. MoO,ta.
Surveyor--W. II. Edelblutc.
f1toner:--T. A. Klshop.
County Physlcian--nr. =. Weni. -9,f.F.
Comnissiohcfs, ist district. Jussph Fishor,
,, and . George o. Dart !.
ora I" Andrew ChriatensSh.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
Commissioners Proceedings

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present.
Bills allowed:
S J Thomas overseer dist 90 $3S
sam'l Ansler bridgework DIST 10
M Barto work I'd dist 9 A S
Spokane Drygoods co. supplies
to Jail 80 80
d 3 Mcdonnell overseer 33 SO
Robt Rose work road dist 33
w Fl Cleland team for assessor 3
M w Frost justice fees Is
G f Hull constable fees $9.55
allowed 015
L Chambard dray'g 81 allowed so
P c Mashburn road work 10 so
G F Hull constable fees $l7.95
allowed 1855
G w Reed mileage aud expenses
r S2l.40 allowed 10 40
Jones & Bishop election sup 45
Len Olln work I'd dist .
Ray Themas :. 90 l2
JJ Will lettering county attor.
ney's window 3 so
A v Chamberlin jastice feos % 25
Il d Jones work ferry approach IS
James Ryan wrk I'd dist "A IL
Sam'i Wolfyang work on road
r X Main blackslnithiug 2 %
w II Lemley work on road Q
Oscar Mcdonnell wrk rd dist28 10
NV Home!'d'g A. care orphans SO
lCA Ferguson wrk I'd dist l45t
Walter Luton - Z l2 81
Jos Axtell !" -
| The following official bonds wer'
approved:
Geo Mckinney justice peace. Laclede
rs Campbell CONSTABLE, Il G Grove
justice peace, Frank Bond justic
peace, Chas. Johnson justice peace
Geo Mathews constable, q b Norri
justice peace, W II Morris constable
u Handy justice peace, &c McCur
dey justice peace, G A Bossard jus
tice peace, w A Burtick justice peac
: i L Mutt justice pe2ce, F. A Gregor
justice peace, Robt bchlcmlein Jus
ticc peace, G Natyig justice peace
L Duetselen justice peace, John Doc
VoNTinrep on rAGE Two)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03

Call at Larsen Bros, and Inspect
the Patterson Hat, in ali the latest
styles. Rome better made. Julyltf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
KOOIENAl FINANCES.
Short Abstract Of Treasufer's 3
and Auditors's Report.

The report of the treasurer and
auditor Of Kootenai county for the
quarter ending Jan. ., 1905, shows
the revenues from all sources for the
quarter to be $50, 1851. q !. which has
been apportioued and transferred to
the various funds. FsEg #
d The report shows the bonded ain-
debtedness to be Slll,000; outstand.
Ing warrants with accrued interest In
current expense fluid, $ll2,55l.35, in
general road fund $40. .332. "a, and In
general bridge fund 26,3l0.l6, max
ing total debt OF $293, 1895, which,
less the cast 10 the treasury, to the
credit Of those funds So. 929.s4, leaves
net debt Of $3.50. .c63. .8l.
The balance in the scnool distrlcts'
general fund il $6ll4.S7; special fund
$3753.43; total Of 50, s6s.3i.
The balance In the road fund of
the 81 road districts Of the county
aud Of the towns, is S5s06.79. MI
The amounts to the credit OF the
towns are as follows: a
Occur d'Alene $ss:. os
Eathdrum 3.O4
Post Falls AIS
Standpoint 6i0.57
Hope 4OS. SO
BOnners Ferry 1883
Priest River $3.50. 10
st. Maries l2h.5l
Harrison 509.2l
Following is the total cash in the
! treasury.
Current expense fund $440 40
General road fupd 1920 l6
General bridge fund sos OF
General school fund 20OS O5
Bond and interest fund 58 "a
Warrant redemption fund 1899 So
State of Idaho %
State wagon road o.
Industrial school fund OF
Hond deficiency fund OF
Tax redemption fund 80 2s
Fish and game licenses G63 AZ
Institute fund l2 OF
General school, district CHA 81
{, Special school, district 1853 4:
District roads $500 Z!
. Total $23269 0;
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03

Tnr SMAsr SRI tliaeseine sill hti.
'ci4ali ,a,'. II
Cañon City record., 1905-03-09

association. Burgess, under handi-
cap of one minute. was the first man to
reach goal, having covered the course
in thirty-two minutes and fifty-seven
seconds. Craig, who was scratch, was
the second man to pass under the wire,
having made the five miles in thirty
two minutes and thirty-seven seconds,
or in twenty seconds less time than
any of his competitors. Gravestock
with a handicap of fifteen seconds
covered the course in thirty three
minutes and fifty-seven seconds AS an
exhibition of speed and endurance the
race was remarkable, having rarely
been surpassed by amateurs in any part
of the country. A handsome silver CT p
was awarded to the winner as trophy
by the Rodda Bicycle Company but he
will have to successfully defend it next
year before it will become his private
property.
Saturdays race was the first cross
country run ever held under the aus
pices of Colorado high school.
Cañon City record., 1905-03-09
THE HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY Meeting.

The Fremont County Horticultural
Society had a meeting of unusual in
terest at the court house last Saturday
afternoon. 1t was the regular month
ly session and it had been planned to
discuss the subjects of "Top Grafting'
and Pruning, but the first was
found to be of such Importance that
the latter topic was held over for
future consideration.
Sam Stearley presented an example
OF three year old top graft which
aroused much interest among those
present. 1t was one of the most per-
feet pieces Of work of the kind ever
seen, it being difficult to discover the
jointure made by the scion and the
branch to which it was grated. BY a
vote it was decided 10 preserve it as
one of the curiosities of the society
Pertinent addresses were made by
G. G. Durkee. T. II. Robbins, Thurston
White and others, the consensus of
opinion being that top grating in
Colorado orchards was a success, pro-
vided intelligence was exercised in per-
forming it. 1t was agreed that the
best time for top grating was when
the warm weather came and the sap
began to rise in the trees, which is
ordinary about the middle Of April in
this locality. If delayed too long there
is danger of the scion becoming ifeless
in consequence of the dry weather
which follows the spring rains.
The attendance at last Saturdays
meeting was much larger than common
and the discussions Of exceptional
interest.
Cañon City record., 1905-03-09
They CHASED ACROSS
THE COUNTRY HILLS

The first annual cross country run of
the Canon City High School Athletic
Association took place last Saturday
afternoon, the start being made from
the high school building in the presence
of nearly 400 people. 1t was handi-
cap race over measured course of five
miles. fully half of which was across
rough pasture land, during which the
contestants were compelled to sur
mount five barbed wire fences and two
unbridged bitches. Guards were
stationed along the course at intervals
of 500 yards to see that there wns,no eva
sion of the rules of the race, which was
spirited from the beginning to the close
The contestants were John Burgess,
Burnie Craig, Herbert Gravestock,
E. Tremayne, W. Johnson, G. Piercy
and r. Tremayne, representing the
swiftest and best seasoned men of the
Cañon City record., 1905-03-09
Iocaz and Personal

Buy reliable seeds from Tanner.
ONION sets, good and cheap. Smith
Mere. Co.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give sunbonnet and apron sale
March 18th. Refreshments will be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burson of Colorado
Springs are here canvassing the ad-
vantages Of Canon City with q view of
buying property.
Lee Wynkoop chief engineer of the
water works was compelled to lay of a
couple of days the first Of the week
sick, the first time in years.
Hall Brewer of Silver Cliff halted
here last Friday for brief visit with
his sister, Mrs. f. W. Thomas, while
en- route home from business trip to
Cripple Creek.
Col. Geo. Crozier visited with Mrs
Crozier at the Boulder sanitarium
Sunday. Mrs. Crozier is improving
nicely and will probably be home in a
couple of weeks.
Chapson & Reeves have sold their
trotting mare, Eclipse Girl" to Mr.
Nesbit of Florence. As they thought
a lot of her it is assumed that they
got good price.
A contract has been awarded to The
Thompson Wall Paper & Paint com
pany for painting the exterior of the
will be made to the roof of the build
ing at the same time.
Vincent E. Greydene-Smith returned
home last Saturday from Springfield,
Illinois, and New York City where he
has been spending the winter. His
mother, who has been in the east for
the last five or six months but is now
in Mississippi, is expected to arrive in
Canon in the course OF a few days.
Cañon City record., 1905-03-09
Announcement.

Owing to business Interests tempo
rarily requiring portion Of my time,
/ have secured the services Of DR.. ] L.
Lewis, formerly of Colorado Springs,
to assist with our practice.
In addition to several years of sue
cessful practice of osteopathy, DR..
Lewis has recently completed a two
years post graduate course in surgery
at Chicago, which eminently qualities
him for the practice of his profession.
Dir. ]. HOMER DIcksoN.