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Giants feel that the pennant is as good
as O They made o much better
showing this time than on the first Trip.
when they broke even.
The trip was a very profitable one for
the owners OF the club. for aside from
St Louis the crowds averaged nearer
1900 n 1900 for every game played, :
me Giants. ieft for New York last
night and will arrive there Tuesday.
morning. Taylor and Wiltse returned
Saturday, night. and Bowerman went 10
his home at Rome. Mich. last night.
The story OF a fight between New
York players n Jack Root. the heavy
weight, was spread broadcast here
Saturday. but was later denied by Root.
A local paper published a lengthy ac-
count of how the Giants took possession
OF a s~leepine-car coming down FIR m
Chicago last week. Root was pictured
in the act OF Knocking out several p'sy-
ers who disturbed his sleep. Root was
interviewed Saturday NIGHT in Chicago,
He indignantly denied the story. and
said that he was not on the Train. AS
"a matter OF fact. the. Glnnts occupied
a private car and there was no trouble
| whatever.
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GIANTS WILL
Be AIT HOME
TOMORROW
McGraw Well Satisfied with
10 Out Of Is Games
in West.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

tSptclal 10 Inc EsNeninE WoTiu.- t.A a
ST. LOUTs. Mo-, Aug. H.-After
watching the Gisnts play the st. Louis
Cardinals the baseball cranks of this
city are ready to concede the pennant
to New York. Three out Of the four
Games were waikaways for the New
Yorks. and the fourth was not much OF
a contest, for the. Giants seemed 10 be
weary OF running the bases.
The double header winch ended the
New York teams Western trip was
played before a big crowd despite nm
favorable weather conditions. The first
game was a very one-sided affair. The
Giants hit the ball apparently whenever
they pleased. McGinnity remained In
the box until the game was practically
won, and then McGraw sent Elliott in
for a little exercise.
The second game WASH Interrupted by
rain several times. The field became
very slippery and the pitchers found 1t
hard to control the ball. Ames was
bothered more than Mcfarland. ana his
wildness bred most OF the St. Louis
runs. McGraw Is satisfied with the
record made nv the Giants on the trip.
They won ten nut of sixteen games. and
one of those; defeats may be crossed of
the records IL the disputed game of
Aug. D at Pittsburx is called no contest.
The Western teams were not able to
cut down New York's lead. and the
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FIFE YACHT
WINS SECOND
RACE FOR CUP
Iroquois Beaten 5 Minutes Over
Leeward and Windward !
Course at Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE, N. T., Aug. h.-In a
piping tu~nty-mile breeze the Temcraire
won the second race for the Canada
Cup from the Herreshoff boat lrouuois.
The FIRE boat led by, a few seconds Ut
the starting line and steadily Increased
her lead In a windward and iecwara
race Of eight miles, twice around the
course, inishing more than a mile ahead
of her adversary.
The Canadian boat. from which most
Was expected In a light breeze proved
Nc rself a thorough heavy weather boat.
While the ~Iroquois went out undcr
single reef. the Temeraire carried -uii
sail throughout and stood up much
stlTer than the HerreshoR boat
Roth shippers sailed the race without
nnparent error and the general con
census of opinion among vschtsmen WAS
that the best boat won- The offcfai
Start remeraire. n.m.is; Iroauois,
II. 0U 80.
III. start was made at II O'Clock. Iro-
anois. with a reef In her mainsaii- went
over ~ line three seconds ane1o ~
the challenger, which carried i"i oa"
A. 11.o7 Irouuoi came about n 1t
was seen that Mabbett would have 10
20 astern of Temeraire. Weld, to keep
him a length in the lead to The wind
ward, Temeraire pointed a little higher
than Iroquois.
Temeraire Mt I'LL had the space be-
tween her and her rival considerably
kidened, and seemed TO be increasing
this lead. ~Iroquois was pointing better.
hut not enough 10 Offset the superior
footing of the Canadian. AT IL.15 Te-
meraire apparently was an eighth OF a
mile In the lead, when iroauois aD-
The rails OF the defender were awnsh
and the wind was blowing twenty niles
an hour.
TeIneraire came about at 1l,22. cross
ing the bow OF the defender with plenty
Of room to spare. Mabbett held on for
three minutes before following the Ca
nadlan's example. The wind was fresh
At lis TemeraIre turned the outer
stakeboat and broke out her balloon and
spinnaker. Iroquois followed at 11.tS
and had trouble In breaking out her
ceeGed In getting this sail drawing Tenn
eraire bad . lead Of q quarter to half
AZ n..os.so Temeradre turned the stake
windward. Iroouols turned me, stake
boat at 12.l2.l5.
At 12.A Temeraire came about and
IroquoIs followed Mt 12.35 far to leeward.
stokeboat and 1t 12.59 broke out her
spinnaker and started on the run home.
At Los %Iroquois turned the outer stake
boat, broke out her ~spinnaker and fol-
lowed Temeraire on the run to the
finish line, Iroquois was about a mile
astern.
Temeraire finished at 100, Irouuois
crossed at LAKE. Temeraire wins the
The hrst race was won by froquois Sat
urday with more than twelve minutes
TO spare. 2nff}
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sf4St forty-round bout between Britt
and NeI9on will be a corker while II
lasts. but don't think It VIII last that
distance. Forty rounds sounds well for
xndvcrttssnx purposes and the promoters
..5w1ll make the most Of that part OF
the advertising. But It's a pretty safe
Btt thatstf Britt doesn't land the nm
ish;nE punch before the t~wenty-hfrh
rornd the Battling Dane will.
me Giants are homeward bound ana
q Mccraw thinks the pennant is safe.
We all hope 1t Is, but In order that
here mny be no doubt about their SUI
pcriotsty we woula like to see them
take hold OF the Pittsburgs and beat
them good. A like the Giants
might best every other nine In the
league still with the last two series IN
mind there r. 4 lot OF doubt as to The
respective abilities OF McGraw.s men
and those Pirates.
Sysoncy or Artful which will be
Z champion? WIN Sysonoy beat the
Nspeedy nily or will the Keene colt have
his great record blosted? Our racing
expert. Mr.. Thorp. Is inclined to the
belief that II Sysonby is beaten Artfui
Will turn the trick. but h admits that
sentiment has something to do with
his argument. Next Saturday will set
tie the question. providing both so in
the Saratoga Cup.
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IGRIFFlTH'S FIGHTING SPIRIT
HAS WON NEWsYORk FANS

mfnds % OF another asked by ..
Of her cscort jnst back OF
che bress stand last Saturday. sTa
the catcher Wives all the signalS,r
said she, "why are they alwaxg
headworks I. Now, there IL
thinx In that. when . yeung
pitcher and veteran catcher osn-
pose the battery, A II the latter
who sheuld have credit for v1n-
ming half the tihe. With men Mko
Chesbro ana Matlievvssn werklns,
mot 30. They know better tAAa
the baclstop Whist shoots tef feed
certain Matters, ana Thus use AeaaA
work. HAT even With thsn -
Will often soc the catcher walk
toward the box ana dictate . lans
Of strategy In critical momentss
The headwerk Of . catcher IL toe
frequently overlooked.
Ny Dear Mr.. Gangree:
! note that You are taking the
trouble to answer baseball inquiries
would ask you this puzzle: Why do
many other thousands OF fans be-
neye that the New York American
Why do. you often siiude to KID
Elberfeld as the best shortstop N
either league. when you know In your
heart that he is not the equal OF
know that the Giants are, without
doubt. the fastest team In either
league: Sun.. you. try TO convince me
and thousands of other fans that
give everybody credit for his good
work? Yours very truly, L. W. MERZ.
No. lS Broadway.
Tiais letter II m~anifcstly unjust,
and the author knows AZ. The
EveniGs WSria employ : Hcn e
chvonicie fts dOings. Local pride
sianm. IN cities where there
s saeses sSe s sn svsn break. ss
Newspaper management would
sfnnd for anything else. In re.
the author IL again wrong. We
Sease, the backbonc Of the tean.
X. i! I: s ssss; Ms c sssa me co ~ia
have, because he Is liked by his
team mates, who back him IN
h".tlsns :ssls; Lat y ss M .naS
Dnhien.s recorS was .aes with the
stick and .93G in neldingt EIbcr-
I teid's record, ESQ and .932. In
rating him. hoWevert we esttmHtc
rather by his general value 60 tnS
sssss; ssss .s *. Giaa aa.- are the
fastest team In either league.
bcg leave to differ. fsu MAJ
after the WORLDS championship
the other millions of unfortu-
nate fans Will hive TO Wal
tor ethaf-tO he settled. Men Hke
and Clark Grifnth .thinis, diner.
ently-afhink," mind yous. but
tkes, ~ coursc, may be prcjudtced'
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THE FANFEST.

Dear slr-r would. be very thankful x
Won would answer the following: j. Did
the New York Nationals play twenty
rs strai record and what club holds ii? nj.
Why was David Ross Atchison Prest.
dent OF the United States for one day?
ThankinS you In y v9r vSIr
yours truly. e. {. Y.
Geo! that's covering s0Me ground,
old hoy. You doubtless m~an TO
say "vvin- instead Of Hp1ay,' And
the nsyver IL eighteen. Regardins
the record VIC propose to wait q
couple of days for soMe Of our
"fans'' who keep correct dope, M
ours went astray on that thir-
teenth game Of McGinnity. II is .
certainty that some lad Win satisfy
the in~qufrcr. Otherwise We must
no over the records. Concernfne
hat David Ross Atchison ques-
tfon, 1 don't see what license Q
bnseban writer has to know any
thing shout Il. What leaSue did
ha ever play fat You admit he
was only In "fnst company" for
one cay. Chances arc he never
played At All, but was only . ian
In this event he probably hcld
down the Sob beeapse h regu-
lar occupant was nj The game.
Maybe scns rooter r. an ON such
subtIeties of history and wtii tnke
his pen In hand 10 put ron wiSe.
nasba,t Department. Evening World:
Dear Sirs-Wnl YOU kindly pause h ~
interm q . ..msrs . w9ma e. S s2fi ia.s sa sas
dav on washington HEIGHTS. Why tnS
catcher always "sauats" dow wheT
Is .s.S pitsSss % pr sl,sins near e ' %s. .
no M a atfaS SeHid civ n,y recently / Noticed ths
catcher did the s,ne rsink ~ 4,
seems TO RE they do p lot of unneces'
4 work. Gratefully vours,
Miss MABEL TuENEh
street. New York.
obi II they were only all a. easy
AZ this! TAX about stealing mar
b,es fron blind ehildrent Well, IT.
Iike this, Mas Turner The catchr'
gives the signs Cor ~cuTve," "fas
BAN, or .throw OUT also half Q
dozen other Signals, for Instance
telling the pitcher when TO throw
10 q base. ne does this BY manfpu-
latins the myers Of his bare hand
In the bosom of that big glove on
h other. OF course he must mn
let h enemy get wise TO his sys'
tenn, and the better TO coAccal
same he 9rovels near this eHrth
Another reason % that the catch
er,s throwing hand
..weaty.s and he must kespft dr.
Inv taking up . biz Of sand after
nearly EVERY pitched ball. osner
yyise he would be likely 80 nasHs
! bad throw. ydus e.s.t,o. e
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SYSONBYWON'T RACEARTFUL

short course. Start good Won easily. Time
ss s]'sss:i.. . ss;s:; vs. II i + III y gIs,. ss;;'''iHd:
Z. Holder anu ifo . 2 . rs =
Punctual went TO the front at the
start; made al b running r wsn
ing the issH Live sp ooye for q oA Ike Ia Sui tl ias
when he made a bad blunder.
7sublc Won In . Drive.
THIRD RAcEsThs Eentneky;. for nlies
longs. Start fair. Won dr,ylnes Ting 9
starters. Jocks. WITS. 81 Hi. Fin. 81. III:
s &sss.s,s.s. l.l sasIa ~ u
pd ssrYssl"f E.l ems q Rs..s E''s w.. I'd TS,s, SiySs ss;.
Jessnmlne and winfredss also ran.
i. Hester ". and Water Grass rncsd
hend and heap y the stretch, Followed
Rpp6is wsnf11so tie front. foil Yea va ~ 81
Water Grass and FNavigny. In the run
home, Hauble drew away. whaling In
9 ,driye hy.La length from Wafer Hfhss,
who beat FIavlgny . head.
Mona. HssucaIrs cIessd strong.
FOURTH RAeE-Handiesp: Tor three.
s ssss .''as VI: sse a wi me- I Nss / L; s'ss E!s, 's's''
us ss :.Ss' :.,,, s Iss;p, VIA n s III sjjpP al y,
SSii s;ss u,isiss$:s::s$ iI% Il s II q
Osrsnao aToxe last ~ soon RACED "a
BY piendy and Brasf These three
s asenxs' viz slGss S Ssaar f1 Bss az l 1Fs bsI E,s
ever. Mcs,sisST Bssuc2its ciosssS S wsry
S,ronE eDa jnst Sot ~ A. ttnss 20 wih
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JOCKEY FULLER
GETTING WELL

Jockey Fuller. who has been laid up
since April % as the result of a bad
fall with wifful az the nnish OF 100
Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica, hopes
soon TO be In the saddle again. Word
has been received al Saratoga that lie
now Is able 10 walk unassisifd. though
stiil obilgpd 10 lse oyutches. for thc
frst iinin since the ascidcnt.
~ will DO Impossible, 1aveyea to de-
ieimiac posiartiy waelhor no EllI hs
able 10 ride aFain until the piaster cas-
has Deon removed rom The injured
knee, but the sprgeoas hold out ekeel-
lent hopes, Fuller how weights onls
ifai saddlg. and With al his experloncs
and well known SKIN ne Will ~ ~ az,
aL4l recovery proves cosnpleIs,
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TROTTING C AT
PARKWAY A

The midsummer cambina don meeting
q the Parkway Driving Club win be
heid al week Oh the half-miie track
~ Grayesend. opposite the Brooklyn
Jeck~y Gu course The msvt will he
LIN t)-morrow n Will ctntinue for
four days. There will also be consola-
!!lon races on Saturday. Entries for tile
hitrness c'asses. closed last Wednesday,
aud all have nlled well. The dashea toi
.,anrrs ART ovfnisnt rnces.
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years old: five and a half furiongs. W.
M'MANus GAMES TODAY.

The Thomas F, McMapus Association
WV hold ~ spnaai ',thlsfic games this
Afternoon a suizar's Harlem River
PAX, rAere IRE several welI-imown
atnletesl included In the moaf,es-
ship Of the NcMnrus Association. and
as Ircst OF tho vents are spln ~
vii havs an export unity to.,ptt ,h4fr
|snrrit There Hin also BIZ races fer boys
en1 y@pnssters
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EARL KiSER LOSES LEG,
But rs RECOVERING,

cLEvELAND. o., Aug. II. Ear
Kiser. ths daring motor driver who lost
HIS left J . 8 eAthe result Of an accIdent
track here on Saturday Il resting com
fortably ut the ho6plfaI. ana tha doh-
tors ere conassns Stst iss w .recoyef.
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FOUND HER SISTER
HANGING IN DOOR.
oIrRs Ssseph OFT Mode . Gruesoms
uasesSesy When She Heacled
N Mgs. AchaDl's Home.

Y W1Ren MIRA Joseph Ott, Of No. ISL
eeew street, WILLIAMSBURG, called on
Der elster, ArA Catherine schaii, ~
~ ~ Grove street. she found her
r1nesso'uap suspended from the tran-
p1u ~ her bedroom door by . cl6thes
Nm ~hich she had hanged her
1uF1nH tfs night,
: vQmsn. who was twenty four
90 had hAsn dead several hour
~ stas found ana cut down,
n A. her ~ue.ghbors. she hid
N Gunrsei Wit, her husband,
@feQ from the house and
esee ny since
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
SARATOGA RACE TRACK. n. Y.
Aug. 1.-THE entries for to-morrow's
races are as Follows:
FIRST RACE-Handicap: for three-year-
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CONTINUED from First Pase.'

N|"HLN" OIL .NN| w.. Hn
OF thousand. The owners OF the two
beaten mares must provide a dinner for
thirty turfmen, at which Mr.. II. X.
Knapp. owner OF kiamesha. will be the
guest of honor.
The card was a fair one this after
noon.ibl II did not attract a very large
crowd. The out-of-town attendants
| were not so much In evidence. and the
attendance was limited 10 S~iratogians
ana tho regulars. The stake feature
was the Kentucky. for two-year-olds. ut
Ave and a half fiirlonss. 1t was a sell
ing affair. hut there was an excellent
class OF entries.
The other races were attractive. espe-
! Gladly the clpsing event al o mile. which
I had a good field engaged.
The weathlr a fine and track fast.
sysonby and Artfpi Withdraw.
u was oupced thai. neither syson-
BY nor Arlful, would 70 In the Saratoga
Cup on Saturday. sysonh,y VIII not rum
keyed UP for a acknowledgements
race.
Memories Fought for Lead.
FIRST RAcE-scoo added; selling, fol
ionss, Start poor Won driyinsx. TIime--ia7
.slsrtess. Jocks wts: st. M. Fin, 81 u
M sssI.s hS%psnis, iM .lMIiS 81
MsSsa E &Sws ! sSssnnais YYsioaas. Flsur q
Marie and Fianibinla also ran. ~ =
Shrine made the %runnipg. f9liovsdb
40 The Tar turi. with Mnfaosias benin.
the. bunch. pghting for her heal ans
The stretch Memories came on The rail-
but was not able 10 get Through 10 IN
last sixtsenh, rhere xilee got an 5cJen
halt i iensth from xsriSs. when bea
Mabel Riehardron q head.
RaOu ! Two-tipfsp Fsres.
sl :ssss4 ss saSEstIss tss1s' EsRi;5l' IN
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OINCIXXA4J1 u, Avs Ar3xH9 Ctn+
ciunptt {flall5 qRr9, of the Natto1eI,
Lsesss, ~ fsyss r1tssss !'.s,
ylI cis1l ke1a 4 4. ss ,an q tes xeu
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KID SHAY'S
RECORD SETS
anew MARK
fspscial to The Evening wsrld.,

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. r, Aug. IA
The Grand Circuit trotting and pacing
meeting. the first held In this city In
ten years. opened at ruhe Hudson River
Driving Park this afternoon under ia
i7orBble conditions of track and weather
and with a good attendance. Te lead
Eng starssos the trotting turf are here
for this meeting.
The principal event OF the hre days
meeting will be the free-for-ah race on
Thursday, in which Tiverton. Sweet
Marie. George q. DR.. Strong and Lord
Derby arc entered.
The nIrst race was the III class, trot-
ting. best 8 in s. for a purse Of $1,000, di-
vided,
Turley. driver by the veteran. Ed
Geers. was fayorite in the betting, but
the Relding was plainly out-trotted by
most OF the other horses. He caDtured
third money, however. by q splendid
rally. and finish In the hast heat
Kid Shay's heat. IN 2.o9x, Is a new
tr~otting-race record for the trek
Summary:
KID Shay. b. g.. by Nitrogen
rsden Norte. i. m. Rutherfordj . : 8
r,si Sr. I. eGesss ops, 3
MISS Jay Gu &. AMC1ohIhidl y
Morn, en-. g. (BrinkerhofD. 3
Major Greer. CHI, 6. iMeSarthy) s 9 5
Lady Gail Hamilton, blk m.
TH %sss.n "A. .s:io~ s:e IL
The 2.21 class trotting, best three In
hve. for o purse of 5000, was also won
IN, straight heats by the fayorite. Dell
cree. Summary:
Deseree. b. m. by Delmarch
(Maaoney) / ! /
Leonardo. no, g......D ickerson) 4 2 2
BoreaxLne. br. So. (Demarest) 2 3 8
Lee Wickaine, b( g.. CNichols) 3 5 4
EoGna o.. p. .lWflson) s
SISTER Codlette, b. M. lWalters) dig
Ttme-2:0e 81, 2:12, 2:11 IA.
The third and last race OF the day
was the EOS class pacing. best two in
three. purse 1000. Allerson. the favor
lite, won the first heat In a spirited An
dsh- The second heat was the surprise
OF the day, going TO Ethel Nc, witch
also won the third heat and THE race,
Ethel Me-. Oh, m, by Jersey
Wilkes (Mccarthyl ....... So. 6 /
Alisrson q. O., by Allerton
Oregon Maid, br. M. fHelmanj,' 4 : (
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Colonial Girl oaIIops Home.

all the way and could not get through
In tins.
Colonial Girl 0aIIops Homo.
SIXTH RACE-yoo0 added: for thres- ye:rr-
olds, and up. one mile, Start good. Won
sasily. Time-i.40H.
I SI'0n'@ el'.. fyss i hpss 40 LIZ
Willie Newsomb alsSos ran.
Alvin made the running to b stretch,
followed by Colonial Girl and Blpchsr.
Colonial Girl drew and won easily by
two and one-hoif lon&tbA from Alvin.
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sysonhy and ArtfpI Wlthdraw.

II was anlourced that neither syson-
bssn3r Arlful would no In the Saratoga
Cup on Saturday. Sysonhy Will not run
again at the meeting. and Artfni Is moi
Keyed up for a Observation-Disclosures
race. 80 tILNIlT .IttAIf4 H. N.t
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Time-2:@ Ia 2:1o Ia, 200 IL,
The 2.2i class trotting. best three In
fve. for o purse of $1,000. was also o
IN straight heats by the ~fayorite. Dell
cree. Summary:
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28

J. e. Neiss, secretary and treas.
urer of the - Mining and Mill
ing Co., at Flint Is miles south
west of Silver City,, came in on
Tuesdays train and left the follow
ing day for his ranch on the Snake,
Mr.. Neiss spends the greater part
of his time at the Denver office OF
the mining company { 834 Cooper
Bldg.) }, of which G. w. Holdredge,
manager of the Burlington System
west of the Missouri River, is
President, and F, P. Bonnell gem
eral manager. James Terrence is
associated with Mr.. Neiss in the
Snake river ranch property. He
has a number of acres in bearing,
and is constantly adding to the
area.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28
Mayors Jubilee.

Moulins-surO France, has the
distinction Of having had one mayor
for half a century, in the person
Of M Germain-Lacour. Moulins-sur-
Orne is in the ACCOMPLISHMENT of Ar
gentan, and the people have just
celebrated this unique event by hold
ing fete in honor Of their mayor.
Argentan has cen represented in
Parliament by the same deputy for
forty years.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28
MOUNTAIN HOME BUSINESS

Business with US at Mountain
Home has been very satisfactory,
and we believe the fact that we are
the oldest and most permanent
piano house in the state is having
its weight with piano and organ
buyers.
We have done a remarkable bus.
mess in Mountain Home and
vicinity, of which we are proud.
We do the largest organ business
in the entire Northwest, as Farrand
& Crown organs know no peer.
Requests for catalogues given
prompt attention.
WISE PIANO HOUSE.
Gil Main St., op. Pc, Boise. Idaho.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28

L. Jacobson, recently of North
Dakota, has purchased the A.
Loveridge ranch at Bruneau, pay
ing, it is stated, $4,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28
CHEAP RATES

Commencing March l cheap
one way rates will take effect
from all Eastern points to all
points on the O. S. l.. For par
ticulars apply to any 0. S. L. Ry
agent. G. E. ULERY,
Agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28

The Entire Nous club gave a re-
ception at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. B. w, Mather, Wednesday
night, for husbands and gentlemen
friends.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28

The Idaho Commercial Company
is having a large warehouse built
Just south of A. Rosenheim's ice
house. Geo. W. Mahoney has the
contract.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-02-28

tlHR IU6 care vi d IIdlI0u IulpO lOl
few days. He is now up and
around again.
R. P. Fitzsimmons of American
Falls greeted his friends in Noun
tain Home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Pearson,
accompanied by their little daugh.
ter, of Glenn's Ferry, visited last
week at the w. H. Manion home
Mrs. Parsons parents.
J. H. Garrett was in Boise
Thursday.
Mayor Turner and wife went
to Boise Tuesday of last week.
H. O. Manz's pleasant counte-
nance is missed at the Idaho Com.
mercial Co. store. He has gone
south on business.
E. J. Colthorp left for North
Dakota last week to bring his wife
to Mountain Home. They will
occupy their new residence just
north of Clarence Nicholson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rosenheim
attended the Rothchild- Falk we'd
ding which occurred Wednesday
evening at Boise.
Representative Gorby was in
town last week.
Attorney L. B. Green had bust
ness in Boise Thursday.
Mrs. A. A. Brother is reported
quite sick.
f. H. McDermont, an attorney
of Ashton, Ill, and later of North
Dakota, is on his way here to open
an abstract business in connection
with the practice of his profession.
He has engaged the services of an
expert abstractor, and will begin
Immediately the task of get
ting out complete set of
abstract records for Elmore
county. Mr.. McDermont has
twice made tour of Idaho in
search of a location, and the fact
that he has decided to locate in
Mountain Home speaks we'll of the
possibilities which the gentleman
apparently sees in our town and
county.
There's a pretty girl in an Alpine
hat,
A sweeter girl with sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll ever
Is the sensible girl who uses
Rocky Mountain Tea.