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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-26

GROCERY AND MARKET STORE; NORTH
vest highest class trade: daily sales $50; moth
range terms. NEW YORK BUSINESS RROK-
Frs. GIL r. oc25 81
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FOR RENT-2 LARGE. LIGHT. WARM. COM
me- mHnicsting rooms. singly; parlor and bed room.
GOO Md. he Oc2S-7ts
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CIGAR, STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL
store same owner IL years; daily sales s25:
price s. 200 NEW YORK BUSINESS BRoK-
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

TWO LARGE. COMMUNICATING SECOND
floor rooms; entire hoor; single or tog thsr:
large above and bay window; facing park. SO6
10th NV.
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PICTURE FRAME AND MOIDING BUSHES
coming money; owner has other s.ness; wi
sell for Soc. the dollar. TAYLOR. 13.s Ne
York ave. NV oc25-3ts
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CAFE. NORTH SIDE Penn. AVE-; MONTHLY
business $1,000; price, $4,000: bargain NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' GIL F. oc25-3t
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FOR RENT-SECoND-STORY FLAT. 3 ROOMS;
privilege OF bath; hot-water heat. GID Md. ave.
ne,
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1875 N.E.-FRONT ROOM: LARGE, HEATED;
cars pass door: family of adults. oc2G-3ts
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$50 l4KT. GOLD WATCH SIS.
$50 CHAIN AND LOCKET. $4.15.
g. 80 GOLD SPRING GLASSES, 81.
ISAD0RE KAHN. TIC 7TH sT. NV. BET. q q
oe12-9Otl
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
UNFURNISHED.

2129 ST. N.W.--A LARGE BACK ROOM; HOT
water heat. Call after $50 oc252t
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FOR SALE-WOOD AND COAL YARD: 1ESIR
able location; reasonable offer win be accepted
Address Box lis, S:ar office. oc.G-.,ts
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WANTED-DIAMOSDS ONE TO FOUR KITS:
500 per kt. up; old gold. silver and city pawn
t uckets fought; money to loan also. Phone ".
Oc5-d ,eSu-4 49, VA -N'"'
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$3.50 FOR BEST KNOWN GROCERY IN CITY II
sold by Saturday: worth double; come quick.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL +.
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ESTABLISHED 1896. UNDER SAME MANAGE
ment since established. Over 5000 worth
business places and real estate sold since DC
tol,er 1st No fake advertising NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS Gil r. occ5-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

IN PRIVATE HOME, 30 MINUTES FROM
city, bed aad sitting room, with extension phone
In Groom; steam heat. all conven.ences; with
best OF home cooking; references. Address W.
L. j., Star office oc26-3t
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wANTED-BOYS WITH BICYCLES. Is AND 10
YEARS OF AGE: ALSO BRIGHT BOYS. FROM
IA TO II YEARS OF AGE. FOR FLOOR SERV-
ICE. STOCK ROOMS. DELIVERY WAGONS.
BUNDLE WRAPPING. ETC: ALSO PACKERS
AND ADDRESSERS. FROM Is TO 70 YEARS
OF AGE. APPLY BETWEEN AND 10 An
TO l.: Z. J. TREANOR. WITH WOODWARD &
LUTHROP. ocll-u
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1923 18TH ST. N.W.-NICE.Y FURNISHED
fine location.
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ENTIRE 2D FLOOR. 2 ROOMS AND BATH
light housekeeping; heat, light and cooking gas:
convenient to all cars: SIS. 1907 Marion st.
oc9ASts
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| FOR SALE-vIOLIN, BOW AND CASE. FINE
| tone. $500; also graphophone. 500. Address
Box &c. Star Office. or2f-3
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FOR RENTS ST. NE. THREE UNFUR
nished rooms, second floor, new house, for light
housekeepIng ocol 9ts
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE: NEAR
Washington; doing large prosperous business;
NEW YORK RRTsixESS pi,O Mti sht s,I more
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WANTED, HIGHEST CASH PRICES pam wopv
garments. Indies. gentlemen.s children's shoes
and mats any amount. Address postal, l will call
ocI -30ts e Az W." a.
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FOR SAI.E-8 GENTS FUR ovERCOATS WITH
Persian lamb collar and trimmed edges suita bile
for automobils drivers. brand new: valued at
$3.50: Will sell them for $50 each. These coats
were purchased from bankrupt Manufacturer
In New York. BCRNSTEIN'S. DUB ID NV.
ucoI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS EXPERIENCE, PROF
liable mercantile business, desires active OF
silent partner with $4,000 cash: excellent op-
portnnity for wealthy young man: Correspondence
confidential. Address Box lis. Star Office.
Oc262te
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FOR RENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from for s. and up per month; 80 up
rights to select from; all In perfect condition.
n. g. SMITH PIANO CO.,
ocls-tI6 l225 Pa. ave.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Allen convened an ad.
journed term of the District
court on Tuesday for the trial
OF court cases. c. Nippler
whose case has been on the
calendar for, year or more,
was awaigned, plead guilty to
an assault and was fined
twenty. dollars. Otto Boehler
who was held on charge of
breaking into J. B. Lotzer's
smoke house and stealing sew
eral hams plead guilty and was
sentenced to go days in Jail.
The sentence in this case was
made much lighter than it
would have been were it not
for the promise of future good
conduct and compassion for the
prisoners young family. The
civil case of the Geyser Manf g
Co. vs Trousgaard was then
called but this case was settled
out of court and. the next case
called was that of Richard
Radloff a young fellow, who
was brought up from Hankin.
son on a charge of breaking
into a drug store at that place
and which is not yet concluded
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
III. E. CHURCH NOTES,

Wahprtnn, lI f. Cnurra Rev.
E. Di:n l.rif,cigt-, pa~i,,r
Services Sunday a. 1880 a.
M, ? 80 p N. aud $50 y. IN.
Subject IF ,nos ming discourse.
The Resurrection" afternoon.
annual address TO The Knight
Tempiers, evening, Sunday
School Easter Anniversary.
Sunday School l1:45 a. IN. Ep-
worth LeAgu- 6:3 . p. IA. Spec
ial Easter music at each preach
ing service. You are cordially
invited.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
Rheumatism Makes Life Miser.
able.

able.
A happy home is the most
valuable possession that is
within the reach of mankind,
but YOU cannot enjoy its COM
forts if you are suffering from
rheumatism. You throw aside
business cares when you enter
your home and can be relieved
from those rheumatic pains
also by applying Cham berlain's
Pain Balm. One application
will give you relief and its
continued use for a short time
will bring about a permanent
cure. For sale by Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12

l'ortlc,n and Samuel l..
johnson. lots l.2.3i Sec
"f i--f' .a..... -. .......
FrD,ik Van Hook aud wife
to John y. Anderson los
W 3-:1 in blk 8. Barnaby's
add ta Abarcromi5ie. 800.
Annie yensen ant. husband
to Mathild@ Anderson INV
30 100 477...
p. a. Fridrickson aud wife .
10 Harold Bozstad. T. - of
lots 19-20.M in blk IL. Viii
lage of Malcott
Ellen Clark 10 George Pin
ney sw Ii 1882 l.. ILL.,.
S. l.. johnson and wife to w
S. Forthum,, ne l9.l39.4S
Herman Warner and wife
to Herman Bohn Sc of sw
14.13I.49.
Rose Weley and husband
to Carl H. Willprecht lot
3 in blk l6 Lidge-wood....
Carl H Willprecht and wife
to Leota A Mathews same
description...
+. A. Bagg aud wife to Emil
Thiel, ne and y of se 35-
133.5O.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
CITY COUNCIL,

UlII OUuNUJL,
Regular meeting of the city
council held April 2, with
Mayor Bade presiding.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor Bade.
Members present: Hull, Pat
terson, Rischard, Hess, Con-
molly and GILES.
Motion carried that the min
utes of the last regular meeting
stand approved as read.
Motion made and seconded
that the city allow e. A. Ander-
con SIS for making sewer con-
nections. The vote on the
motion was as follows: Yeas:
Hull, Connolly and Giles.
Nays: Patterson, Rischard,
Hess and Mayor Bade. Motion
lost.
Motion carried that we pro-
coed to open bids for the con-
struction of sidewalks, cross
ings, ETC., in accordance with
the ordinances of the city.
The bids opened were as
follows:
A. 6. Peterson. IL cents per
90. #. for sidewalk where the
city furnishes the filing. IL
cents per sq. #. for sidewalk,
furnish everything. Crossings
at 25 cents per so. #. reading
from approach to approach SO
to include curb.
N. p. Simonson. Sidewalk
IA cents per SO. #. Curbing 60
cents per running #. Cutters
Accents per running #. Cross
ings "A cents per go. It.
Brookings Cement Block &
Sidewalk CO., crossings 22 cents
so. #. Sidewalk on Dakota
Ave-, IS cents 50. #. Curbing
60 cents per running foot. IA
cents go #. for all sidewalks on
side Streets,
Motion carried that the con-
tract for putting in cement
sidewalks, crossings, etc. be
awarded to the Brookings
Cement Block & Sidewalk Co.
Mayor Bade appointed Henry
g. Albrecht as assessor and on
motion the council approved
the appointment.
Motion carried that the oath
and bond Of Henry G.. Alorecht
as assessor be approved and
p4dCSO on ules 80 #
Motion carried that the city
auditor be instructed to draw a
warrant for $500 in favor Of s.
q. Basom to pay his bill rend-
cred for Justice fees contained
in his January report. z
Motion carried that the re-
port Of the finance committee
showing that the books Of the
Superintend Of Water Works
are q 4 gcorreet be placed On ale.
Motion carried that the city.
audito ~ sinst ted 20 notify
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
DANCE.

There will be q dance at
Farmington Hall, Saturday
April II. Good music and
supper will be furnished. All
are cordially invited. 2t
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.
The services of Commem ora
ton of the Three Hours Agony
Of our Most Holy Redeemer
will be held on Good Friday
afternoon from II to 8 o'clock
in Holy Trinity church, Lisbon,
and the addresses on the Seven
Last Words from the Cross will
be delivered by the Rev. VIM.
Watson of Wahpeton.
The Rector of Trinity Church
Wahpeton delivered the Lenten
Sermon at Gethsemane Cathe-
dral, Fargo, on Friday in Pas
sion week.
On Palm Sunday the church
was ardorned with Holy Week
ornamants and emblems, and
oriental palms were solemnly
blessed and distributed before
the Eucharistic Procession.
Mr.. T. George Chowles, lie.
ensed Lay-Reader, who pre-.
ceeded the Rev; c. S. Nook al
the church in Lakota is assist.
ing the Rev. VIM. Watson and
supplying services in Trinity
church.
Easter Day services in Trim.
ity church, April 18th, both
morning and evening.
EASTER DAY PROGRAM OF MUSIC
Trinity Church Wahpeton
Sunday, April 18th.
Morning Prayer II o'clock.
Professional, "Jesus Christ
is risen today" "Worgan" from
Lyra Davidca.
Easter Anthem, "Christ oul
Passover is sacrificed for u.s."
Proper Psalms: 2,57,111
Gloria Patri:A. Bennett.
Te Deum Laucamus: Sir John
Stainer.
Jubilate Deo: III. Aldrich.
Easter Hymn: "The Strife ie
DER" from Palestrina.
Offertory Hymn: "Holy
Offerings" r. Readhead.
Recessional "He is risen
"Paran" ]. Neander.
Festal Evensong, 1880 o'clock
professional "Jesus lives
"St. Albinus" III. J. Gauntlet,
Proper Psalms: 113,114,11s.
Gloria in excelsis.
Magnificat: Nunc Dimittis:
Gloria Patri.
Easter Hymn "Arimathea''
G. F. Roper. Recessional Bel
y d '
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12

DR. T O'Brien exanina-
tion of water p IS
Tom McCabe jr labor 4 90
Joseph Votova labor 6 40
The Wahpeton Times
postal cards II 90
G N & st P ,Ry Co freigt 149 50
G L Anderson labor Z so
The Kunz Oil Co. oil 80 40
Thomas McCabe salary 65 90
James Wright postage so
John Maresh labor S 20
Herman Junge salary SO 90
Paul Steffes hay 4 %
F. b. Schneider labor so so
Coke Bros. & Co. coal 1862 90
Standard Oil Co. oil is 80
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER THREE.
Samuel F. Crabbe en-
gineer services 800 %
Motion carried that the bill
of S. F. Crabbe for $4,000 be re-
duced to $500 and a warrant
drawn for same.
Notion carried that the bill
of Richter Bros, for $138.35 be
reduced to $l32.o5 and war
rant drawn for same.
Motion carried that the re.
port of the police magistrate be
referred to the finance com nit
tee.
Motion carried to adjourn.
e. B. SCHNELLER,
City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
wAHPEToN RIoHLAED THURSDAY

the Pittsburgh Meter Co, that
the meters the city purchased
from them are out of order, and
that no further money will be
paid until they put those met
ers in running order.
Motion carried that the bills
of James Wright one for $25.OO
be reduced to $3.50 and one for
$500 be reduced to $5S.S5 and
warrants drawn for said
amounts.
Motion carried that the re-
port of the chief engineer show
ing 80 tons and 1865 lbs. of coal
burned during March be placed
on file.
Motion carried that the or
dinance granting to the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Co., the right to lay water
mains in the city be referred
to the ordinance committee
with instructions to alter the
same and present it at the next
meeting.
Motion carried that we ad-
journ as a canvassing board
and re-organize as a city coun-
Gil.
Motion carried that the bill
of Annie McCabe for $349. 80
and Purcell, Bradley & Divet
bill for $4O.1O be laid on the
table until the next meeting.
Motion carried that the bill
of Richter Bros, for $138.35 be
reduced to $132.O5 and a war
rant drawn for same.
Motion carried that the bills
as read be allowed.
The following bills were ord
cred paid out of their respec-
tive funds:
GENERAL.
Jack Kodak labor S 90
Mat Hamerlik salary 40 90
Carl Vanslau salary so 90
George Dietz labor 2 90
Joseph Votova labor 8 81
James McCabe labor 8 Is
Chas. 6. Bade salary 100 90
A. Aspinwall rent 5 90
O. G. Farnsworth rent 20 90
VIM. J. Dietz salary 60 90
A. J. Connolly inspector 8 OO
Alfred Giles clerk of
election 2 90
]. r. Eggendorfer clerk
of election 2 90
Nick Klein clerk of elec-
ton 2 OC
Theo. Jurgens clerk of
election 2 OC
Otto Ponath clerk of
election 2 90
L. Vachon clerk of elec-.
ton 2 90
o. c. Farnsworth clerk
of election 2 90
J. ]. Hull inspector 8 OC
David Purdon Judge of
election 6 90
Chas. E. Quinn 2 days
on Registration Board
acting as clerk 4 90
Mary Hildebrandt rent 5 OO
Geo e Wallace salary 20 80
D D Swank salary 20 II
Henry Miller ndse 4 "a
John Maresh labor 20 40
The Wahpeton Times
printing etc u Is
r. ]. Hughes printing 80 Is
Nor 1t. Elec. Co lights 262 80
+ B Schneider salary Is 90
III N Christensen wood 1 so
II F Wilkes Judge of
election, 6 90
Albert Granrath judge
of election 6 90
w "a Farnsworth Judge
of election 6 90
J j Rischard Judge of
election g 90
John Rischard inspector 8 90
Theo I Hinrtren % g m
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12

Gold dollars are not sold less
than one hundred cents. We
are almost always higher in
price than some of the other
machine men. We have no old
bargain sale stuff to work off.
Look at our drills and you will
find them worth the high prices
that we ask for them. The
Farmers Supply Co. st
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
REL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

REL ESTATE TRANSFER
Edward +. Billie and wife
to Albert Wgtil and Os-
car Heglie lots IA and Is
blk Z, Village of Walcott.. 1850
James Laier and wife to
Alexander Leiues, l lot,
commencing 10 # 3 of cor.
ner of NV corner of sw
Sec. 2S.l33.4s, thence e 80
# thence e $50 f, thence
l25 fl thence " $50, thence
l25 to place of beginning II
Inge Luhde to William
Bohn jr NV 24.l29 81 l. TIL 400
Same to Carl Pasbrig sw
l3-l29.5l l. L L.. ............ 5000
Keystone Land Co. 10 AL
bert Bladow se 13-l3l.5O.. 64OO
Same to Carl Mittag WIG of
NV IL and sw l3-I31-50 ex-
cept Il of fW................ 81
Emily IL Roberts to ] Henry
Busclling sw 4-l32-5o, .... 1000
John Heying ana wife to
Bernard eying sw 81 1872
Observation-Disclosures. 64uO
Carrie Belle Hankinson and
husband TO Reuben Shoe
maker lot =, blk 2 OF K. III.
Haukinson's addition to
Hankinson................ 100
Anton Miksche and wife to
c. II. & st. p. Ry. Co. lot
l, blk so. T. Wahpeton.. $50
Caroline Nj. Green and Ita
G. Mullen and husband
to John J. Wolfe lots IL.
ana II, blk q o. I. Wah.. $500
August Schmidt and wife
tc Carl kath, n12 of ne
>'aad ME- of INV l5-l29-5l. -. 1900
p ]. McCumber to +. r.
Barnes Il y. Is. Shatfer w
12 10 1881. 1
+. K. Barnes and wife and
o. +. Shaffer to J. F. Lum-
an w1a-15-l33.5l.............l 1880
Hubert Houl to Joseph
Gully lots IL and II in blk
~, Lidgerwood........ $50
L. L. Colwill and wife to w.
F. Rhea, lot 4, blk. 3, in
Hinkeps add to Barney. 700
Trustees of Dovre N. Luth.
kvang. Church to Trus-
tees Walcott N. Evang.
Luth. Cong. 1s interest in
part of sw 35-136-5O, except
r. of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 325
Albert Ohm and wife to
Louis Kressin lot 1, blk.
c. A. Ohm's 2nd add to
Village of Barney........ 40
Same to Herman Sedler ne
13 and e12 of NV l3-l3l-5O
except r. of W............ $500
E. E. Hoore and wife to
Michael Sasse, s12 of ne,
na of &c, &c of se aud ne
of sw of Sec. 6-l29.52. ...... 5000
Louis Erickson and wife to
G. Anderson and Anetta
Anderson, part of sw of
NV of 5-132.47. .......... 1900
U. v. Robbins sheriff of
Richland Co. to let Natl.
Bank, Hankinson lots 16-
IL in blk. 6 of Fort Han.
kinsOn.. 1888
George Worner jr. executor
to Herman Bohp, sc of sW,
14-l31-4Q... 1
August p. Gollnick and
wife to Frank Hughes 1t
l block 3 Hankinson and
Jones add to Hankinson l25
Margaretha Mack to Ber-
nard Albrecht sw 27-130-49 5000
Charles Herman and wife
to John Kotschevar lot IS,
blk l, Mantador. ........ 50
Same to John A. Fridgen "
eft of lot 2, lot 8, and e %
# of 1t 4 in blk /, town of
Mantador.................. 600
Hans Underdahl and wife
to Ole Underdahl ny a-15.
1s4-5o................. 1000
E. L. Haney and wife to Alta
L. Gallup 5 interest in n
Il of 28.13O.ls. ...... 45OO
Samuel L. johnson to II. L.
Shirley lots 1924 Sec. 81
12e-47.. 2oo0
Stella Storla to Walter S.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

The quick relief from rheu.
matte pains afforded by Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has sur
prised and delighted thousands
Of sufferers. 1t makes rest and
sleep possible. A great many
have been permanently cured
of rheumatism by the use OF
this linirnent. For sale bv
Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-12
HOSPITAL NOTES.

aO0Fl1Al Mules.
T. c. Flynn is improving.
,,- ~ VIM. Connolly is able to be
Henry Korf will soon be able
to leave.
40 90 Roy Flesch was discharged
Sunday.
o5oo m Mrs. Butler was discharged
Monday.
Miss Barbara Adams is still
oooo oo quite ill.
Chas. Smith was discharged
April 9th.
,-oo ~ Mrs. Steindorf is very much
improved.
Mrs. N. Marsh is on the road
of recovery.
a.aa a. Frank Keuter was discharged
last Saturday.
Peter Buus is quite ill with
1900 typhoid fever.
MISS Ellen Senhenn was ad-
mitted April 7th.
l25 90 Mrs. Katie Hough was dis
charged April 5th.
'4'0 ~ Little Harry lesson is ill
with typhoid fever.
5000 Mrs. Joseph Simerud was
discharged Sunday.
Miss Margerita Krump from
600 90 Hankinson, is doing nicely.
Mr.. Fanny Benesh ls a pa
tient at st. Francis Hospital.
Henry Hermandson was dis
charged the first part of the
45O0 90 week. ~,
w. Rohweller from Foxhome,
aooo 90 was discharged the arst part
iof the week.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-20
FOR HEALTH'S SAKE.
Poultry, Game and Fish Should Be
Drawn When Killed.

The danger of poisoning from the use
of undrawn poultry. game and fish.
kept in cold storage continues to excite
attention in medical publications. The
Maryland Medical Journal recently
published contribution from DIR. John
H. Hemmeter. an eminent chemist, in
which he declared that poultry, game
and fish, even though left on ice.
undergo putrefactivs changes unless
the entrails aud other Intervals organs
be removed before refrigeration begins.
In hearty agreement with this view,
the Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette OF
New York insists that a law shoul1 be
passed in all cities prohibiting the cold
storage Of the products above named IL
containing the yiscera and intestines,
because of the danger of absorption OF
poisonoss matter by the muscular or
meaty parts.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-20

New York. The pair have had seven
offspring, and the FIVE that are still
alive are said to be the only hippo
potami born In captivity which havt
reached years OF age and discretion
The first baby hippopotamus lived only
eleven days. but Fatima, the second
river horse born In Central park. was
sold for $4,000 in cash. and lion. lion
ess and an elephant We're thrown in,
for hippopotamus is rae curiosity.
The third hippopotamus born In cap
tivity died in few hours, and then
came Cyrus and Iris, which were ex-
changed for $35. 900 in cash, a hyena. a
leopard, two lions, a tiger and a num-
ber of rare deer. In 1900 little Miss
Croker was born and was later sold
to the Chicago zoo. About two years
ago Pete, the seventh child of Caliph
and Miss Murphy, was brought to the
zoo by an unusually powerful stork.
and he bears $4,000 price mark. Ca
iiph weighs four tons. and his wife
tips the scales Mt ton less. When
Caliph opens his mouth for bunch Of
hay his countenance expands q dis
tancs Of ever three feet from, lip to lip
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-20
DR.. CASACC!A'S WILL INVALID.
Olograph Will Must Be Wholly
in Testator's Writing = His
Had Two Printed Words

The olograph will of the late DIR.
Casaccia. prominent Reno physician
who fell into boiling geyser at Steam
boat Springs several months ago. with
fatal results, has been declared in
valid by the attorneys for the estate on
account of the carelessness of the
doctor in allowing two printed words
to appear in the instrument. When
asked if he would admit the viii to pro-
bate, Judge Curler stated that he
would not, inasinuch as the will, not
having been witnessed. should have
been wholly in the haadwriting of the
testator.
Under the laws of Nevada, as in
many other States, the ordinary will,
typewriter, or written by third party
must have two witnesses who saw the
signature Of the testator affixed. But
when the will is written in its entirety
in the handwriting Of the testator. no
witnesses are required.
DIR. Casaccia thought he was writing
an olograph will, but he carelessly
wrote it on his letterhead and the two
printed words, Reno, Nevada" with
the date following. were allowed to
stand, an error that is held to be fatal
by the Court.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-20
Feeding Rabbits to Hogs.

The southern portion of Elko County
is being overrun with rabbits. Sc
numerous and destructive have they
become that the residents of Mound,
South Fork aud Pleasant Valleys are
devising means to slaughter them.
Fences around the hay stacks are pro-
vided with trap gates. The rabbits are
enabled to enter the enclosures through
these gates, but cannot get out. Each
morning the ranchers enter these en-
closures, armed with sticks, and brain
the rabbits. Large NUN bers are killed
in this manner, their bodies being fed
to hogs. Wells Herald.