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sNo one out when winning nun was made.
fBatted for Powell In the eighth inning.
phladelphla .............O o o o %
New YoTt ...............o o OoO7 IA
FIRST base on error-NeW York. Left on bases
New YORK S: Philadelphia. g. First base on balls
OR CheabTo 1: on Powell, 1: OF Coakley, s. Struck
out-By Chesbro. a. by Powell. q by ClaIksou. q
By coSkley. s. Home run-Conroy. SAerinoe
Nurphy Powers HIT BY pttcher-By GARRISON. l.:
By Coakley. q wild pitch-ClaTkson. Passed ball
-Klsnow. Umpire-Connolly. Time hour an
IS minutes. AttendAnce-tOOO.
WASHINGTON. 2: BOSTON "a, ~, I.
BOSTON, April 76-The WAshingtons beat the
Champions 10 day. In the ninth with two men
zone Cassidy tripled and scored the winning run
on Mullen's single. The score!
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PAWNDROKERs' SALES.
L. L. FIRUSKI, Auct., 10 BoweTy sells az 10 A. ~.
April 77-By william Simpson; jewelTy,
Ng.rffg a. lena 4aHN

LII. FIRUSKI, Auet., 70 Bowery, sells AZ 10 A. NJ;
April z7-By WIlhsm simpson: jewelry;
April 2s-Large consignment nne jewelry.
Nay i-Flnal sale By N. Glucksman, III East
Goth ST.. formerly 3d5 Bowery al diamonds. watches
diamond and other jewelry, silveTware and goods
Of every description, all mems and womens cloth
ING; remnants; &c, pledged from Marsh T. 10y
May by N. BrSekheimer. 1871 Fast iosth o.;
all mems and women's clothing remnants &C.
May 7-By NJ. Bruckhsimer. 1871 East iosth a.,
siverTs2e snd Sooss Of EVERY deserpton pedTsd
prior April l. 1904 from Nos $50 70 1900 Inclusive
And All older dates heia ovst an. A ,u
diamonds. watches, diamond and other jswelry'
sllverware and goods Of every description pledged
z7Ooo. inclusive, and ali older dates held over.
May by NJ LED, +S CaTmine q; AL mem
P' Nay s"B y Charles Mayer Co., 9 Sd sv.; all
siiverwSre goods Of every description pledged
prior April 90 1904, Nos. 1884 20 iei65 inclusive,
also Nos. itSst and lsl2a and al older dates held
May Shy NJ. a 2. Bruokheimer, 2iOs % az; ali
mems and women clothing remnants &C" pleogsd
Nay by Goidstone Bros. SIS 9Th Gy; all ala.
monds, watches, diamond and other jewelry, silver
ware and goods Of every description pledged prior
April 10, 1901. N9s. 2oels 70 2s72e. Inclusive and
NAY by N. Manning sons 1910 Sd av.; all
mems and womens clothing, remnAnia, &C., pledged
prior April Is. 1904. r.c4a
JULIUS sHoNGooD, Auetioneer. BY Jos.
Shongood's sons. Aucts. ~ Bowery, win sen:
April 2s-piAmond jeWery, watches, jewelry.
&C. from Sept /. 1908, 70 April 1, 1904, from Not.
S6iSS 20 asa and al older dates held over. L.
Jacobs. eSS, formerly 0O4. ID av,
May i-JeWelTy, &c, and all goods pledged 70
April ~ 1904 l. SchiebeT. 1872 "a Av.
Nay 1-JeWelry. &c, and all goods pledged 70
April -. 1904 Alb Frennd, 1898 Sd av.
May S-Clothing. s. Freund. 2822 Sd Av.
Nay S-Jeweiry, watches, diamonds, dc. pledged
prior 70 April "a. 1904. ". Il. GentEllnger' % Am
sterdAm av.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. v. Sheehan. Auo-
tioneer, i57 and iSt Canal 81, will sell:
Apnl 18-By N. l.. FullAn, $50 10th Av.. clothing
pledged previous TO April 90 1904.
May by John simpson, i64 Bowery. formerly
iTb all diamonds. watches, jewelry, &C, pledged
70 March 1, 1904. 70 No. 7tOt and goods held over.
May by ]. Simpson Co, as Park row dis
monds. watches. jewelry, &C, pledged 10 No. 1000
70 Feb. I, 1904, and goods held over.
May by n. BreckWedel, t73 Grand st.: clothing
pledged TO April 20, 1904.
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couroy h playing great an around Earns 90 ~
hl top.
ne C1evsiands have lost i've games and bern
shu out N four Of them.
me Biookiyns played their SECOND efroYless
gane In 6uccfasiun Yesterday.
WiUis Kecler n sWatunr then soue. His bat
t.af average tnis morning h only to1
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The first round IN the vomsn's doubles
In lawn tennis arranged by Miss Ethel CondIn
vas PLAYED yesterday at the 81. Nicholas
Rink. and the spectators who Eathered say
some interesting work. There were i've
doubles. bat Miss I. Prentice and Miss A.
Nicholas drew the bye. leaving tao nhtches
WoIutb's uctIiff-HSs n. Nicer ffd ~ a q.
Flags dcftat 2 uht tnU htliS tFd Eas g. Ifl-
ird. s. G-L ca Ma a. Pctt aud Hu. o..
lAy dktud Mics h. AthltIy tLa hht A..
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DATED for Aubrey In the ninth inning.
S SsCy,s s;,;;....,.........dd SSS6SSSCE
Pint bass on srFoH-HeWArk, /; Providsncs, 1.
Isft on b6sea-NeWaTkt, Q: Providence, II. Pins
base on bAls-on Hatsrfer o. cronln, struok
out-By HeaterfeT, 7; Cnonin, 4. I've baae hit
shea S1orinos hiu-DIlGrd, Rock. stolen bass
wagner. ThomAa. HIT by pitoher-by Hesterfer
l. umpires-H2asett and Conway. Tine houruL
AT nooHhsTn
Ar
BpoAsster.......,.o oeo1e
Tofonto.,...,....,-O o o - 10
Baiteries-SohultS ana steslmAn; FAikenbsrg and
Ton.
At HUYTALo.
H SSSSsrSiiii:.......So Si-GB
BGitsriei-nssingsr MenAnus; RAub. ofhson.
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First base on errors-WAshington ' 2 Boston, J..
Left on bases Washington, g. Boston, 5. First
bnse on bGls-Oh Young, !. Struck out-By
jacobson 2: by Young, 10. Three base hlt-Cas-
sidy Two base hlt-FreemAn. SacTnlce hit
fireman stolen bases-Huelsman, StAhl. Passed
bail-HcGovem Umplre-O Loughlln. Time
/ hour and 81 minutes. AttendAnce-t.Ub
pErRoTr. S. cLHyEIANp, o,
rvrRorr, April 26.-KiliAn pitched rings all
,-n,,nd me Cleveland team 20 day and until he
lei down in the ninth he only allowed three safe
hits me score:
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Games SCHEDULED for To-day.

AMMAN IMAQUu
phlncdnhia IN New YORK; WalhluFt5n IN Boston:
Cleveland IN Detroit; Chicago N 81 Louis.
NATIONAL LEAouH
Nrsr Yorg in HrhuIyn lioatln On PhNnfelnhla
CinCinnau "a ~ Louis Clic1go Do Pitsburg.
TaNftuN tasduu.
IrrH-V Cts Il lElu ulrt. fruNl lrafr ~ heuArd,
N0IiTcii "A buffalo. Toronto n Rochatsr
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CONROY NOW TO THE RESCUE.
HIS HONE RUN WINS ron NEW
FORK AMERICANS.

ENcitins Finish In Game With the Phila-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES smut out the CeVe-
lands and RecLpture F1rst pace
-BOstOns Beaten BY WashingtOns.
The New York Americans beat the Phia-
dolphias yesterday and tied them for second
place The Detroits shut out IAjoie's Glove
lands and recaptured FIRST place. Tho Wash
ingtons encompassed the downfall OF the
tagging Bostons. The results;
New York. 4; Philadelphia, ..
Washington, =; Boston, 1.
Detroit, .; Cleveland. o.
A. n. Louis-RAin.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


ARTIFICIAL FLOwERS-GoOd nower makers,
also outside hands and Learners wanted. FUCKER
a JOSEPHY, nb-717 Broadway.
FOR SANfTARIUM In the country a nurse or
attendant who has had experience 10 nervous and
mental cases; pay 5000 per month. Call at its
Fast 2Sth st., at $50 this afternoon for personal
Interview.
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TStAls z e'2e - ~, IS "a. s :coI,
New IYoLE........."""S SSSSSg -
First base on erros-Broohlyn. Len on
bala.-On MoGinnity 3: on Mcintyre, 4 Struck
out-By MoGinnity, 8: by Mcintyre. 5. Home
run-StranE Two base hitt-Sheokard, Ritter
Devlln, Mcintyre. Sacrifice hits-Btbb Owens.
Stolen base : Dahltp. Double playt -LeNh
owens and Babb: Mcintyre and BAbb, Passed
bAl-Ritter Umpire-JohnStone. Time hour
and IS minutes. AttendAnoo-Sooo.
BOSTON H. L-). g. PHILADELPHIA n. ~, D.
PHILADELPHIA. April @.-Two singles and drive
over the fence Melted Boston three runs In the nst
inning 70 day. and although even amer that they
outbatted the Philadelphias they could not get
another runner across the plate. While Boston
was At bat IN the eleventh rain began fanG heavily
and the game was called. The sooro;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

~ Denver Denver q Dos Mones, Z.
othsr game pcstD5nei- rtln.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
srANprNo OF THE cLuBI
sAIrnoRH. .; JENsET err

BALTrAFoRB, April 76.-The Orioles proved the
better mud horses 70 day and won the mt cham .
pionshp game Of the season from Jersey City.
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Home run-Abbatioohio. Left on bases-Boston.
TO- philadelphia 9. Struck out-By Corridor, !:
verton. Double plAys-CouHney and Gleason:
Abbatioohio and Tennev Srst base on errors
Boston, 1: Philadelphia, 2. First base on ball-
OF Fraser. 1: of Gordon. I. Hit BY pitcher-By
Fraser, /: BY Corridor, l. Wild pitch-CoITidon.
161o.
CHICAGO On. ~, 2; PITTsBuR0, {.
PTrTuBUR0, April 78.-One OF the prettiest base
ball games In years was played this afternoon
when Chicago beat Ptttsburg by 70 I. PittGbury
made seven hits. four Of them triples. but could
pm
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American Aaociation.


~ Coiumbus-C5lumbus. o. KanaAa City, =
At tndianApolh--St Paul, 3: lndianAI$t, O
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SSttsd for Mcbride In the ninth inning.

'BGtied for Mcbride In the ninth inning
Pittsourg ......,........0 Q 81
Three base hits-Beaumont Clancy, Leach.
Flaherty. OMEN. Two base hits-Thker Hon
man. Struck out-By Flahery. q by Pfener, O.
Double plAys-AcCArty and ONell a.. Stolen
bAses-ClymeT. Rltohey. Wild pitch-PlAherty.
Umpres-Emsle and Klein. Time hour and
IS minutes. AttendAnce-7 800.
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- - y - -. 3 -. - =
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COLE.

Women's week ChAnEed-An Ready for
Lakewood To-day.
Secretary Morgan Of the United States
Golf A Association announces that the date for
holding the womens amateur championship
az the Morris County Golf Club has been
postponed from the week Of Oct. 70 that Of
Oct. Q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

Hatteffea-NeWberfy, TWIN ana hcAPoyi MAJ
tin ATnstad and Welsh.
A. Cornwall On X udson-Nsv York Military
AesaeIa ay;;h fsid-Ds IA sale, - Columbia. "a
Al Pennington -seminArY, L Penn1yivHniH Fresh
men. q. ..-..--.- .---. 4, - Co. -
~ Fnnefy and Hcnry Colege, 4
Al Hark CONGRATULATIONS Scrdba, l. Gen
.snsry Coueglate institute, 4
Al PROSE- II Pars--Si. Johns coleTs. u Com
n' Al iihudsSh-iiud,ou. O. AJb State Lsagus o.
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RELIABLE UII1IGIIIIIY1 CHEAP

No antiques or wrecks Inyy must ee IN PeI ,.Is
ROAD TEST given and FHEH INSTRUCTIONS 70 al
three entire hoors-each a city block long
jammed full Of BARGAINS. Latest arr,vsls
Kne5 four pssSsngfT 40 psekH5a Arc, patsSes
oS5nE car nys PAss75 5 200 ss ss
Looomoblle. glass front, Dynamo complete StS ,lo
Blggest Of Bsrgsna cedllbsS "a $50 h h2s1s
new four-cynnder. thirty horse (cost $500. s!Is0
az, FsnSe GAN Eeete
TOP, IKE new t7S: Rambler. sixteen bore w. s.o
cylinder. EIss front PSSSsS LAMPS , Io SSbssT
iSg 0S%PT E, psS G PssSH s
RsrTSe9 nine ho TSs $50 Ferries $50 AutocsI
Tonneau. $50: 1905 oldsmobiis, $500 Cadillac Ton
nesu. $3.50; Rambler. like new, ts7S other unusual
NILLIss AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
n Park Place through 10 Murray 81.
TIE "YANKEt" 6RADE.METER, $3.50
, Pa:soG oS e ltIo sG 4 S ;
hiug, tl.5O, guaranteed ior one year. ~ anhse
a rs ToGf' S TS
Everything tm The Agt1moellsp 3D. ~ GU! Pnces'
AUTOnOBILE BARGAINS,
II you want 70 buy q second hand Automobile,
get our price noors jGmmed with borTHlns.
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO..
Io4 West 4eth st., two door east OF BROADWAY.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
NNN~NooNoOoNoN~o1NN~ON ooooNNNNN0NNNo|NeoSN
HARNESS, CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
Buggy harness, n 90 and 1900; surrey harness,
1900 1900 and IS 90; Swiss breast collar runAbout
harness, "a co. hne Speedway harness, 1000 coach
harness COCO; coupe harness, $500 double farm
harness n co. dump cart harness. 800.
PETERS HARNESS a SADDLERI Co,
8 West Broadway, near Chambers ST. upstairs
GRAY's CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
90 WOOSTER ST, NEAR BHOOhE-
WANTED-A million lame hOrseS-to cure. Vet
Dept K, Plxine Chem. Co, Troy, y. T.
"sAve the Horse" SPAWN Curs. Cares spawn
sinEbone and broken tendous.
NUMBER Stalls 10 let IN new stable. Inquire
JAS. STANLEY, SGT West 10th S.
TIRF
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MEN AND WOMEN

Uss Big e. Tor un1ataFA.
discharFcs. imam fnAI1rs
lrritAtlJns or ulCrr4tI H"'
OF mucous membrane
Painless and not s.
trlnCcnt OF p1lsIn.
sold bv all DruHgists
or sent 10 plain wrapper
bY empress prepaid, tof
0l.M o. 3 bottles va
ClrVulN Hant Qn ftauetl
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E Ss;ss y. 81 T.' 'f ts. S'tSS e:
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BalumoTs.: .'.'.'..''.....,.'"'o Q =!
jersey City......,..............l 81
Two bhse hlts-wntse, Woods. Kiester. THREE
haze hit-McAietae SAcTlhce hitS-Clement.
HAlnEAn, Kelly, Neal. stolen bAses-NeAl Hay
den. First base on bAis-on hcCenp, I. Hit
by pltcher-ThielmAn. Struck out-By Wtitse 4:
By AcCAnni. wild pltoh-MoCGnn. 1: Wntse, 1.
Len on bases Baltimore, 3; Jersey City, g. Pint
base on errurs-Balumore, I; jersey Clty,t. Umpire
Moran. Tint hour. AttendAnoe-tbIi
VIVIAN. 4: PhovTDENcI, 2.
NHWAEK. April 26.-1he Eewarta opened the
Eastern IAaEue season 70 day In the presence OF
5000 spectator by defeating Providence 4 70 q.
Capt Jack Dunn OF the visitors was put out Of the
game IN the second Inning TOT dhputlnf Umpire
Hassett. and Aubrey, who took hh place met q
like fate In the eighth for the same thing. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
Tor maiden three yssr-olds; 500 added; to carry

Good start. won driving. Josie p, br. T.. 3 by
Bassctaw-Josie X; owned BY N, Murphy iralned
by James Hcaley.
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CLEVELAND.

O'T 80 base hits-Crswford a. Barrett, Joss
sacrince hits-SullivAn, Lowe, Hickman, Bradley
Kramer FirSt base on bAllS-On Joss 2. on killian
Struck out-By Joss 2: by Hlllan, Q. First base
on srTon-D.trolt, l. Cleveland, I. Stolen base
CouThtn, Schaeffer. O'Leary az, Bay. Left on
SSsssMDetrot, I: ClevieGnd.6 Umplre-SheTldAn
TSIs-i hour and a minutes. AttsndHnce-B0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

A. Nemphs-Menphil. 4: New Orieana, q
A. little Hook Shreveport, 8 Little tork,
~ birmingham birmingham, 7. NaAhyule. J.
A. A. ss-Auania' Montgomery D.
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MEDICAL

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE IN diseases
those desiring only hrat class scientific trratr.H.
should call The Leading specialist. Or BONSCu ..
Ne. IAl West 2let -. Houn, "a 90. sun
days. lola
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Hrooklyns Heat New YOrkS. and ChlcaSos
Win From PittaburEs.

Win From PittsburEs
The New York Nationals were vanaulshed
by tho Brooklyns yesterday Philadelphia and
Boston PLAYED a ne. and Chicago downed
phtsburg and took second place away from
the Pirates, The results:
brooklyn. .; New York, =.
Boston, .; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago, ,; PittsburE. !.
At Cincinnati-Wet Grounds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

Good start: won driving: Cottage Maid, On. m, S,
By HalmA-Palace. owned by Charles Davies:
trained by z. Peters.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.

F1RST CLASS HELP AZ Miss Larsons employ
ment once. - West Ath a.. Telephone. Soti Aadl
son "a.
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THE "YLNKEt" 6RADE.METER, $3.50

Pits Dashboard Of your Automobile: tells grade
n a glance from zero TO t0sS. yankee Spark
rug. tl.5O, guaranteed Tor one year. anhee
Tire TonEs $3.50 any tire removed with ease. Tire
covers. ali GiEes. S4.bO, Waterproof. DustPLoof'
Everything for the AUTOMOBILE Al Cut Prices
T. j.. Wills Co, \ Park Place, n. Y.
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HELP WANTED-MAI.E.
FOUNDING SCHOOLS.

Wanted men and boys 10 learn plumbing trade
Coyne BIOS Co. Schools Of Practical Plumbing
send for catalogue; tsTs-7s EGston Ave, ST. LouiA
Mo- iO7-s W. Third ST., Cincinnati o.
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eTTT,ATIONs WANrTD-NAI.F.

A POSITION is desired by ambitious, willing.
educated young man as. with good penmAuship
and knowing fully French, Spanish and italian.
highly recommended, OOpPOLE, tJo East ilfF q"
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Selling; Cor three year ODDS and upward 80
added; non winning jockeys allowances: SIX fur-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02

e. A. Walters was in Pocatelle
Wednesday.
Ike Hill's place is the coolest
place in town.
Ex-Governor Frank Steunenberg
is in town today.
D. S. Lourie, o. S. L. freight
agent at Pocatello, was in town
Tuesday.
J. w. Waldron returned from a
surveying trip up the branch
last night.
f. Coleman Burroughs of Mini
doka was a Shoshone visitor
Wednesday evening,
Mrs. C. E. Cole came down the
branch from Haley yesterday eve
ming to meet Mr.. Cole.
May & Nicely have added an
electric fan to their establishment
for the comfort Of their patrons.
G. E. Cole came in from Twin
Falls last evening and took the
branch train for HALEY this morn
ing.
Mrs. S. F. Kesl and neice, Miss
Bessie Kesl, arrived from Twin
Falls Sunday evening and left
morning for Boise.
A. b. Stevenson, trainmaster of
The Idaho division of the 0. $. l.,
IS here looking over improvements
being made around the local yards.
Mrs. 0. H. Barber and two child
'en arrived from St. Antony last
hight and left for Twin Falls this
to join Mr.. Barber, editor
# the Twin Falls Times.
DIR. w. II. Baugh vas at the
finidoka dam Wednesday to quar-
milne s~>allpox patient. He al
o released another person from
uarantine who had recovered from
he disease. Il
Jos. Burdidge left Wednesday
vening for Seattle, WASH, to get
Irs. Burbidge who is visiting rela-
yes in thatcity. Before returning
ley will visit the Lewis and Clark
xposition at Portland.
w. e, Simms, section foreman at
wilma, had w. M. and Geo. Mich
lsis, two Greeks, arrested Monday
II assault. The case was set for
thursday and the Greeks put up a
lsh bond of 500 to appear for
ial. The difficulty between the
en was settled, however, and the
reeks paid the costs and the COM
aint was withdrawn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
HOUR
Notice.

Straye,i or stolen from Heyburn. I,la-
no, May 8, 1905. one sorrel horse. shod
all around, branded III on left stiie,
head stall ON when he left.
Two yearling horse colts unbranded !
one pinto, the other dark bay. both1
smooth and gentle.
A reward Of s25 viii be given for their
return 20 lieyhurn, or s. each for in-I
formation Ieadiug o their recovery
" a. BRINEy,
lawS Heyauru, tasiG :
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
Brevities

town today.
Guy. G. Barnum was in Boise th
first OF the week.
"A large shipment of fine cigar
just received at Hill's.
w. d. Croker is up from tn,
Minidoka land for few days.
w. II. holland, an attorney from
Pocatello, was in town Monday.
Mrs. G. M. Hemphill is visiting
Mrs. w. d. Croker at Hepburn.
f. w. Gooding went to Boise
Wednesday evening on business.
Ike Hill has purchased the two
lots east of the Mark Moody place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Page OF
Haley were in town Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. H. Swinehart and Miss
Sadie Swinehart OF Hagerman were
in town Wednesday.
A game of base ball was played
Decoration Day between two picked
mines. The score was 16 to 20.
Il have just received a large
shipment of lime, and can supply
your wants. L. w. HORTON. 12tf
Rev. z. T. Vincent left for Boise
morning to attend the
convocation being held
here.
Mrs. G. r. Wheeler left for Hey
'urn Wednesday, where she Will
'isit her sister, Mrs. Ar. Camp, |
'ell, for a few days.
Justice Vredenburgh fined Ed
hartman $40 Monday for disturb
ng the peace. lie couldn't pay
nd was committed to Jail.
Prof. ]. R. Hinton left for his
anch near Twin Falls Monday
forming, where he will remain
uring the summer vacation.
VIM. Illingsworth, of Pocatello,
rived in Shoshone Tuesday to
Ike the position of fireman and
xtra engineer on the branch train.
Prof. Geo. Axline, who delivered
ne address to the graduating class
the opera house last Friday eve
ing, left for his home in Albion
lat night.
Rev. P. Murphy, father of W. C.
urphy of this place, passed
trough Shoshone Wednesday even
g on his way from Rock Springs.
'yo., to Boise.
c. w. Wernicke returned from
OF Lakes, Oregon, last week.
r. Wernicke is looking the pink
health and says he thinks that
has now completely recovered
S health.
Mrs. c. +. Borden and her three
ildren arrived from Salt Lake
ty Thursday evening OF last /
elk. They have moved into the /
III residence which Mr.. Borden
released before their arrival.
Cards announcing the marriage
MISS lngabo, only daughter of \
ief Justice and Mrs. Stockslager, +
Mr.. Clarence Thiessen, at HALEY,
Tho, on the afternoon of Wednes- /
!, June IL, 1905, were received
e today. Mr.. and Mrs. Theisson
! be at homein lewiston, Idaho,
er September ist.-Wood River
mes.
Dr.. ]. c. Patterson, the well
'wn physician of Miner and
nty coroner, and Miss Olive
lch, also of Miner, were mar
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Horses FED fry 25 cents per bead
or 80 cents per span at Keefer liV-
cry barn.
'sfi Four FRosT
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Fresh tomatoes at HIPS.

Fresh tomatoes at Hill's.
DR.. J. NJ Rogers OF Twin Falls
is in town.
Chief Justice Stockslager was in
town Tuesday.
Fancy bananas, oranges and
lemons at HIPS.
Chas. Hernsheim OF Haley was
in town Sunday.
Fresh Hood River strawberries
every morning at Hill's.
Wm. Kickoff OF Twin Falls was
Shoshone visitor yesterday.
Rev. w j. Harvey Of HALEY
was a Shoshone visitor Monday.
w. T. Godfrey was up the branch |
on fishing trip Decoration Day.
Guy c. Barnum has had his
office papered and painted this
week.
Judge /. N. Sullivan of Haley
came down the branch Tuesday on
his way to Boise.
Miss Leah Hill viii leave for an
extended visit with friends in Salt
Lake City tomorrow morning.
Take your tailoring work to
Mrs. d. w. Yaden. Clothes altered,
cleaned, pressed and repaired. lift |
Take look at some prices on
boys suits, overalls and leggins in !
Woodwork & Donaldson's windoy i
next week.
Rev. Howard Stoy came down
the branch Wednesday evening on r
his way to Boise to attend the n
Episcopal conyocation. d
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Orr arrived
from Deeth, New, Saturday, and .
are visiting at the home of Mr.. ;,
Orr's sister, Mrs. Chas. Dill. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Murtaugh
and $. +. Kesl arrived from Twin !,
Falls Monday evening and left '
Tuesday morning for Boise. :
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.. Austin ar Il
rived from Kimama last week.
Mr.. Austin takes the place of A. ;,
d. Noblett as station agent here. I,
Chas. Lumb arrived from Poca- il
tello yesterday to take the place of "
Jos. Burbidge as brakeman on the
branch train while Mr., Burbidge is II
taking a lay-off. NJ
Martin Kelly was sentenced to of
ten days by Justice Vrcdenburgh b,
last Friday for being drunk and hi
disorderly, but sentence was sus-
pended during good behavior. Oh
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Godfrey win CT
leave tomorrow for Boise. Mr.. we
godfrey will return Monday but HI
Mrs. Godfrey will visit friends in pu
Nampa for few days before her
'eturn to Shoshone. :,
Regular services viii be held at Oh
he Baptist church next Sunday at 10
| a. m. and 8 pm, Sunday school Id,
It noon. Prayer meeting next da
Wednesday evening at S O'clock; he,
'ible study Friday evening at s vii
'cloek. All are cordially invited aft
o attend these services. Til
GLADYS, daughter of Mr.. and
lrs. W G. Roberts, who has been KIN,
Il for some time past, died last cou
unday morning. The funeral Wa
rrviccs were held at the residence RE,
'acsday morning by the Rex. t. NJ. Mi
atterson slr Roberts is working Mr.
. = sheep camp north Of HALEY the
nd could not arrive in fine to at VIII,
'aa the funeral. pre-
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Events Of
a Week
Arrival And Closing OF Malls.

Post Office opens at Z 80 a. M, closes
at 1880 p. m. Sundays and HOLIDAYS
general delivery window is open from
1900 N. to 90 p. m.