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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-14

q Nd American mixed old. a I'D: FUTURES
auiet March, ts "a; May, IS "a, rE
sEwt YoRK oBNnBAL MARKET
81 ~ 10y ~ WIS.,
Quotations OF the Day on various
CommSditfeu,
NEW YORK. March 1a-FI.OUR-Re-
ceipts l2,lls bpls.; exports, IfE bills mar
sS st 5sy 'sas 5fas &nne S baR Rqs
ter strsisSts '' 81 sssssS; winter extras,
rye SoSI tesSy S e 20 srI Sood 90
choice 20 fancy S2S5dA8
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yell
low, tl5; coarse, aoSa1OSi kiln dried
BxRIBY-NOminal; feeding, 4Oo, c. l. T.
WHEAT-Receipts 1000 bu: spot market.
weak; No 2 red, sac. elevator; No. red,
Slzc. T. o. b.. ahoat. No. 1 Duluth, S6Nc,
lowed by reeoveries. Bulls failed to hold
the market, however, and In the last hour
May broke under sac under bear pressure
ious night. May, Sssdsi 1915, closed Sssc;
July, 50 s-l6qStNc, closed $3.50; September
GoRNNReceipts. 1905 bu.: exports.
2,S36 bu.; spot market. barely steady; No. ?,
50Ikc elevator and 475Sc (. o. b. afoat; No.
ysll4s @ No Hslse .aTS 1pt wRa
finally depressed by the wheat break "a ana
closed closed nst upclhan5gsdd May isa lss
GiOee0t ASfac5 july 4S1hH45fAGf tiDseu f'ThNi
September closed 49&c
0ATs-Receipts. $500 bu.; exports, 1I.6iO
bu.; spot market steady; mixed oats
steady; natural white, SOdSS pounds $50
3sc; clipped white, Ssd4O pounds, 611aSS1sc.
Hay-steadyi spring. 45d6oo good to
HoPs-steady; state, common to choice.
1906, lld16c; 1904 7Q9c; olds, 5qIfc; Pa
cihc coast, 1905, sql4e; 1904 Sallci olds'
4df5c.
HIDES-steady; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs,
zoe; California, q to Is lbs, 2lc; Texas
dry, "A to 30 lbs. ice. ..n-.
LEATHER Quiet; acid 261fd71hc..
| PROVISIONS-Bee steady family, I'll. ~
al3.OO; mess, 50 OO610.BO; beef hams, $20OOq
2l00; packet. Sl0.566n 600: city extra Indie
mess, SIS 50a1e 90. Cut meats, steady; picked
| bellies t9.OOQ9.5O picked shoulders, &OOq
! T50; picked hams, S10&0l050 Lard
steady; western prime H,sogT g refined
| quiet continent. $s.15; s. A. $50; com
pound, S6.OOQ6S7h. Pork steady family
| sl7O0Q17 80; short clear, N5.5Oql7.5O mess
$16. $d16.75.
TAILoW-steady; city. &c; country ga
| SAC.
RICE-steady; domestic, fair to extra
| 81 d6c; japan nominal
| POULTRY-Dressed, steady; western
! chickens, lOdl9c; fowls 114lS14c.
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Articles. opon.i nigh, Low. CLOSE Yes'y.

PNo. 2
Cash quotations were as follow:
FLOUR-Dun and easy; winter patents
s. 50a3 80; winter straights. S3S0Q3 20; spring
patents, S2eO43s9i spring straights, $40
$50; bakers, s. a1a0O.
wHEATENo, spring, 7eaSOc No 3. 7sa
DC: No. red, ia Ql9i4c.
CORNING. y 4lc No. 2 yellow nAc.
OAIs-No, 3 sac No. white A1so; No.
white, 29Adumc
RYE-No q 69H6Oc.
BARLEYsGood Feeding, s76S7Nc; fair TO
choice mailing. 40d60c -
sEEps-No' max. sos; No. northwest
eFn, Sill Glover, contract grade N3.o0
PRONISiONS-Mess pork, per bbl., SIS 60
fil6.66. Lard, per 100 lbs, no. Short ribs
sides O0osel, SS.1oqs.eo; short oloar sides
(boxet). SS.45GS. 50. r. t.f-
Receipts and shipments OF grain and hour
We're as follows. Receipts. shipments.
Flour, hbls., ..s...s........s 8,0o 3,too
Wheat, bu...............e... 1000 81 800
Corn, bu..................... Zl6,60O 1900
Oats, bu. ,-........s....-... 14i.o0 AdhO
Rye M ........sr...-..-...., 1000 500
Barley, Ou,.....s...s..s..... W,uVo 500
on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries 16016lac;
dairies, l5023c. Eggs, steady al mark. cases
included, l2izc; hrsts, i2Ac. prime nfsts
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-14

NIrW Work. March l3-CoFFEE-Mar
ket fer futures opened steady at an al
rance Of 500 nOints IN response to steady.
European cables Toward the close a ca.
bile was received claiming that rains had
.beneiited the croD and predicting larger.
movement with the return Of dry weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-14
~ York sNloneY NIarket.

t1s2 262. Op. gold coin and bullion S7I. T22 ssi
gold certificates, S45,s $50
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Knnrar Go Grnin and ProvisIons.

KANSAS CITY. March 13-WHEAT-
Firm; May. -115se; July, s9}4e; September,
6slhc; cash, No. 2 hard; 7416d7hc; No. 3,
73Q76c; No. 2 red, sSd9Oo; No. 3, S4qS9c. Re-
ceIpts, q cars.
CORN-Higher: May, sssc; July, ssc;
cash No. mixed, SSAdS9c; No. 2 white.
otIATsNFiPm; No. white. ahasse; No.
2 mixed, 30c.
RYE-Steady at 55d57c. .------
HAY-Strong choice timothy, 81. 25al1 80;
choice prairie, $3.50. .-.---- .-- .-.-
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. wildwood cases included, l2c;
case count. lie; cases returned, NC less
BUTTBR-Steady; creamery. Doc; pack
ing 12c. t..
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Toledo seed Market.

TOLEDO o. March i3.-SEEDS-Clover.
/ cash and March. S1.75, April fl11: October
ts.22 Timothy. n.60. Alsike. So.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-14
90 Nerk MIaIae stoek..

JEW YORK March l8.-ClOsing 0lOta.
M ON mining STOOLS were
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-14

The official number OF cars of stock
brought in today By each road was:
Cattle Hnus Ghafn IJ'r'a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05
Eta Estes Meet, With Painful Accident

A serious and what may prove a
fatal accident occurred to Eta, the
14-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal Estes, living north of town,
Monday of this week. The little
girl had cut her toe with an axe and
her mother, after bandaeing the
wound, sent her out to play with the
smaller children. Upon reaching
the yard she dropped on her knees
in playful manner, ignorant of the
existance there of rusty nail stick
ing upright from a board which
punctured the knee-joint to depth
of an inch and half. Mrs. Estes
injected some turpentine into the
wound and DR.. A. J. Cooper was
summoned. Upon examination he
found the limb badly swollen from
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05

F. w. Roden. of the Lewistol
Merchants Credit Rating Company
has been in Nezperce for severa
days on business matters.
Frank Chandler and G. NJ. Becl
have dancing pavilion on Fifth
avenue which has been we'll patron
lied during the celebration.
/ J. L. Munson, representing tn.
Case company, is il the city and ex.
pt,cts to make this his headquarters
until after the harvest season.
Mrs Hodge. Of Pullman, and Mrs.
Miller and little daughter, Of Col
fax, came Tuesday for two weeks
visit with their sister, Mrs. S. T.
Riggs.
G. w. Wilshire's little grand
sons have a badger that is SO tame
that it follows them around like a
dog and attracts a great deal Of
attention.
N. J. Drake returned Friday
from Alberta where he has been for
several months and reports having
purchased land in the vicinity of
Edmonton.
George Hines and family, accom-
panied by number Of their friends
Of the Mohler section, are in attend
ance at the celebration and race
meet here this week.
R. R. Buff and his sister-in-law,
Miss Bly,, Of Sites, are attending
the race meet. Mr.. Buff is the well
known and popular brakeman on the
Clearwater Short Line.
The city has made arrangements
for putting in public watering
trough, which will be greatly appre-
ciated. We are not informed as to
he exact location but il will be near
he business center.
J. R. Stanley, Mohler manager Of |
he Western Hardware & Implement I
Company, was amongsthe many of
lis city who attended the ball game
md races during the afternoon and
he theatre at night Wednesday.
Miss Lena L. Wolfe, whc has been
eaching at and near Dublin for
more than a year, will leave for her
Iome in Arlington, Ioza, Saturday
0 spend the Snmmer. Miss Wolfe
as many friends in this section who
rill be glad when she returns.
Word was received in Nezperce a
bis morning from w. z. Larson s
'ho is in Spokane stating that an c
peration for appendicitis had been d
erformed on his daughter, Ula, M
tuesday, morning and that she is
citing along nicely. Mr.. Larson
expected home Friday night or , ,
[onday. y
The Nezperce Water Power Com IN
my is to be complimented in hay- ID
6 plenty Of water and good lights err
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05

pany had diafFhoea or stomach tfcu-
bic. We never bothered sending
man 10 the surgeon or hospital. bu,
gave him dose or two Of Cham
beFl1in's Cole. Cholera and Di-
arEhoea Remedy and next day be
vas all right. We always had
dozen bottles or more Of Il IN our
medicine chest. - OzxA HAvrtL.
This remedy can al~ays be depend
ed upon for collie and diarfhoea. and
should be kept on hand IN every
home. For sale BY Anderson Phaf-
macy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05
sks...Io per cent off Big Reductions on Dress Goods

during the celebration. The larg'
crowd and the excessive heat mad
an extraordinary demand for both
Our light and water systems wer'
I highly commended by visitors or
the Fourth.
Mrs. McCleery arrived yesterday
from Missouri to spend the SUMMED
with her sister Mrs. Coble and
nephew w. E. Coble. This is the
first meeting Of these sisters for over
twenty years. Mrs. McCleery has
been touring for several months.
ha ring visited various cities includ-
ing Denver and Salt Lake City.
RANCH FOR SALE-is9 acres 3
miles from railroad at Greer, 3
miles from Russell. new hve-room
house complete with furniture or
otherwise, all new out buildings. 90
acres in crop, 3 miles OF fencing,
25 acres hog tight pasture, with good
spring water, prime orchard Of 500
choice fruit trees, variety OF fruit,
mostly apples, all for 81, 500 90.
Daniel Quinby. Russell, Idaho.
William Fox died at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Fox north Of town. at I /: 80 this after
noon. He had just recently return
ed from Spokane where he vas sick
with the typhoid fever and back
set is the cause Of his death.
This is the second son Mr.. and Mrs.
Fox have lost on account of the fe-
yer epidemic in Spokane, their son,
Frank, having died about six weeks
ago.
c. w. Felt leaves today for the .
east to be gone a month or six weeks,
during which time be will do the
buying for the fall and winter stock
Of the Felt Mercantile Company. 1
Mrs. Felt intended 10 accompany I.
MIN as far as Spokane from whence
The was going to the coast 10 spend
he hot summer months but decided
It the last moment that the weather
vas too warm for the baby. She
will 60 later.
Thomas CIausen, Of Dublin, with /.
lis family attended the celebration
q this city Wednesday. He tells
unny story Of an experience Of the :
ay. Having heard that there =
Iould be speaking and other ezer- b
ises at the band boys pavilion on 4
ourth avenue, Mr.. Clauson with =
patriotic crowd, seated themselves
the appointed hour. Adsath-like )
illness hung over them, The musi-
ans filed in and 10 their surprise ,
e floor manager announced that b
e first dance would be a two-slep.
H. M. Larson Is confined 10 his z
d at his home north Of town hav- 4
had the bone Of his tight leg
ove the ankle joint shattered dur (
a runaway Sunday. He was re-
ming home from Weippe with sey-
] other boys where they had been &a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05

the foot to the body, the CIR
suffering and unconscious and he
fever over 100. The patient wa
brought to town yesterday and al
operation was performed by Drs
Cooper and Sheldon. The suvia
fluid had all turned to puss and hel
condition is critical. The doctor:
announce that with the best Of care
and no back-sets it viii be three
months before she can hope to
be on her feet and she will probably
be a cripple for life. Accidents like
this are very serious and compIica-
tions may set in which will cost the
patient her limb or life.
E. J. Hummer. of Spokane, is in
the city.
BILLY" McCIennan came Mon
day to attend the race meet.
Ed Jenkins and family. were in
Nezperce several days this week.
DR.. Cooper reports the birth of
boy to the wife Of Ole Rood July 1.
Lloyd Whiting, the Dryden mer-
chan, spent the Fourth in Nezperce.
"Dad" Cray, who has been alb
sent for several weeks, retu rned
a. Scroggin, cashier Of the Bank
Of 10, with his family spent the
Fourth at Nezpsrce.
J. T. Orbison and wife, who are
temporarily located at Lowe, spent
he Fourth in this city.
A. J. Foster and family and Louis
7atchelder, all Of Pardee, we're Nez-
oerce visitors this week.
Mrs. J. J. Monroe and daughter,
agnes, left last week for visit
nth relatives in Missouri.
Levi and Henry Dixon of Russell,
re in attendance at the celebration
nd meeting their Nezperce friends.
Robert Jones, the Camas Prairie
attic king, and Robert Mazey were
mong our Grangeville visitors on
he Fourth.
w. A. Elliot, Miss Esther Day
nd Mrs. F. G. Morrison, all of
'larkston, are in attendance at the
Iezperce race meet.
Ross Spiker and wife, w. c. Snort
nd wife and Godfrey Jarbo and ,
life, all of Kamiah, celebrated at
ezperce the Fourth.
J. Z. Kerwin, Of Lewiston, is in 3
tendance at the race meet with a Z
,od string Of horses including Red &
loud and Rose Bud. liz
Guy r. Bryant and family, w. o. =
after and family and J. F. O'Mal-
Y, all Of Ito, came to Nezperce on p
E Fourth to celebrate. II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05
BIG CELEBRATION NOW ON
lContinued from iirst Pagel

third. Time 4:4l. Galarneau's
time was 4 :519.
In the evening the bowry dances
were well patronized and everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves.
at the Wilson Opera House the
Nezperce Dramatic Company put on
the thrilling western drama entitled,
'sGolden Giant Mime to large
and appreciative audience. Each
member was at bis or her best and
it was whispered among the crowd
that a professional troupe could have
done no better
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05

playing ball and the hack struck a
log breaking on. the tongue. The
horses broke loose and but for the
grit Of young Larson Who vas dfiv-
ing would have got away. bat he
held onto them and vas dragged
over the dash bo1sd wiki the above
result.
NEVER SENT A MAN TO zHz Hos.
FrrAI.- During the Spanish American
war l accompanied Co. G.. 9th Illi.
nois infantry. During our stay in
Cuba nearly every man in the CON.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05
DIR. j. V. L EN- ON
Eye and Nerve Specialist

Has returned to Nezperce and
will be here for some time.
Chronic stomach trouble, fe-
male weakness and all forms
Of nervous arrangements a
speciality. Cross-eyes straight
painlessly and without
cutting. Glasses fitted scien-
tifically to correct all errors Of
refraction. Our method of
measuring is unlike any used
by other doctors IN this sec
ton. We have no secrets
from our patients. We ex-
plain what we are doing,what
1t Is for, what the results will
be and why they will be So
If our instructions are followed.
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Sin smpfeblenswertbes sBerf.

ltit benz usuen Sisfsrunss Pradts
merle nSrr Mrni6 unb bic Grbe" tritt
oas Deutihe 8erla9sbaus Bong & SO.
absrmals nit elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
li6sn Qualification 9ro6en Stils beroor.
Bon benz Seitrebsn s%elsttst, Die @rseb'
nilis Der wiiienihaftliden 6ori6uns
gum @~smsiusut Oss beutiden Bottles sn
maiden, iiibrt Der Ssrlas in Dem nenen
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Strait uno Seiit gu idufieu wuBte a1I
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suiummeusefaBt gu einem liidenloien
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ais uiersis Der beruorrussnOiten 5ads
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butte Der @roe: Die Sebewelt. in SOrm
BON Gbisreu uub Gaan3en, bic bewes-
li6eu @lemeute @uiier unb 6euer, iOwie
bic Itarrsu, i'm Sdose Der @rbe sefeliel.
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mGblih selernt aat NIT alien Wfitteln
Der Ethnif aus ben perborsenen 2isfen,
in Osueu iie Ieit Sunoerttauleuoen BON
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unb wi6tisiten 9rdser Der mooernen
Sultur gu MAIDEN. 8sit iiber 1000
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unO sepilieubuftsiter ausiibruns allies
8idtisite uuf ben bebuuOsIten Ssbistsn
Dor ausen uu6 briuseu in Der Wieoers
subs BON meilt iebr i%eltsnen Daritellun'
gen cine Siile Oes werthuOlliten miiien'
i6aitli6en unb tulturbiltOrii4en Bib
materials sur SerOfeutli6ung. SeOer
%sinSslns u~uisrsr gsier lit Ourf Sisiss
@srt in ben 5tunO Seisst, feline si9ens
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btiden unO ibre 8eOsutung fiir bas
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bic Expedition D. 9l. eutseseu. RrObs'
bette wsrbsu uuf GsrIuussH gratis Ss'
liefert.
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=. 8. SSiliams S Sro. So.
Nur III bic III MaibiugtOn 9rUenue.

- Die rgieue 6rsie 8reIie" in gBien
melSet, baB Der ~ebemalise Rei6striess.
miniltcr. 5eloScuSmeiiler BON Gitreih,
alS Gbcf ocs @rncralitnbs Der otter.
rei6iih' nngatiiden AlmCe auserlsben
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pania Siienbabnipitsms meitlih bon
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fast 1T, 10 9Iaubt man, oas bic 9obn.
erbOhuu9 fir alle anssfteaten, Die.
peniser oils $500 @ebcIt per Monat
beiiebeu, 10 BrOSeut fem miro. Die
mOnltlide @ebaltsliite fir bas Spltem
1T ourdi4nittlid etpa $40, 600, 900, 10
OaB alio cine @rbObuns bon 10 Pro,ent
l Wfillion ausmaden niiroe.
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WtoIes 9aplOr SOipital 9enommsn.
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StaOt nnO Gountb.

- WaS piro aus Gerrenfungen uut
Gretihun9sn Sine ii9ere Sur. mem
man ct. Satobs Del prompt al.
nenoet.
- Der 8eri6t oes Supt. Der Yoli,ei
fiir Sftcber Seist, oaB 1926 Ssrbaituri.
gen f%tattfanOen mo 81, S43.O 90 an
Strafeu cOIlettirt wurSsn.
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ri9tet fiir ben uerlOiienen Wtonat 252
Seiratbsideine, Die srOBte 3abl fir
einen Mtonat in Der @si6i6te bes
Imtes.
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ton ipe9en eimem DiamanteuSiebitabl
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mebr ais ipie je SuuOr in einsm Wtouat,
nemlih $31 .586.50, ODER iiber Sc, 900
mebr ais i'm 9lei9en Mtonat oss Yor.
jabres.
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$126, 104.ol fir ben oenlelben Monat
i'm Soriabre, cine 3unabme BON ST.
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q. 81. zimmerman.
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