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SWITZERLAND UNIVERSITIES
Educational Institutions That Are Z
Great Credit to the
Nation.

Geneva is only one of the uni
versities OF little Switzerland.
Basel, founded in 1910; Lausanne,
founded as an academy in 1887,
and as a university in 1890; Zu-
rich, founded in 1882; Bern, found
ed in 1884; Freiburg. founded in
1889, have each secured a high
educational place, though in it's
historic impressiveness Geneva
is unique. But Geneva and her
Ave companions, says Harper's
Magazine, are noble illustrations
Of the spirit and power Of democ-
racy. Their support is derived
largely from the cantons in which
they are located. Although the
constitution Of 1848 authorized
the federal government to erect
and to maintain a polytechnic
school and university, the univer-
sity has not been established.
The cantons support their univer-
stiles with a willingness which is
a. great as obtains in the states of
the American union touching
their respective states universi-
ties. The University of Zurich is
maintained by commonwealth
of but $50, 900 people, and within
m area Of less than 700 square
miles. Basel, with population
of less than 100, 900, supports it's
university. They are examples Of
the power 81 an enlightened de-
mocracy which interests itself in
the highest education. This in
terest il not confined, either, to
the cause Of liberal learning, for
the technical schools Of Zurich
are ameng the best Of the world.
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From Other Shores.

Countess Boni de Castellaine has
confirmed the report that she will re-
turn to America in few months with
Helen Gould, her sister.
Only seven entries for this years
Dover-Heligoland yacht race, June 16,
for Emperor William cups have been
received. Four of them are British.
The others are German.
Viscount Hayashi, ambassador to
Great Britain, has been appointed
Japanese minister of foreign affairs.
He had declined Premier Saionji's Of
fer, but now accepts at the solicita-
ton OF Marquis Ito.
The robes, sword and standard used
at the opening of Russia's parliament
May 10 have been placed in the krem-
lin museum. The crown, globe and
scepter remain at the Hermitage pal
ace in St. Petersburg.
The London Times correspondent
at Pekin says that the japanese lega-
tion has been instructed to support
Great Britain in obtaining explana-
tions of the Chinese governments re-
cent customs edict.
The government of Roumania is ap-
pealing to the powers in reference to
the determination of a party of Wal
lachians by three Greek bands near
Grebena May 13, and requesting them
to stop prosecutions in Macedonia.
A news agency dispatch from Paris
says that a report has been received
there that the shah of Persia has suf-
fered stroke of apoplexy. There is
no immediate fear of fatal result,
but the shah's condition is said to be
serious.
Semi-official denial has been given
to the story printed in the Daily Ug-
sag at Budapest that a European
league against the American Economic
organization would be among the first
subjects discussed by Emperor Will
lam and Emperor Francis Joseph when
they meet next month at Vienna.
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REFUGEES FLOODED OUT.
Heavy Rain Storm Causes Much Dis
comfort in San Francisco.

San Francisco. May 29. - A heavy
rain storm swept over the city and
surrounding country Saturday night
and yesterday, damaging truck gar
dens, flooding easements and bringing
much discomfort and misery to the
refugees camped out on low ground.
rain fell, the heaviest fall for this
late season of the year since 1884 In
several parts of the city refugees
camped in low places were dricen out
of their tents by the rush of water.
Several stores on Fillmore street,
which was impossible between Post
and Eddy streets for a time, were
flooded
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Killed by Blast.

Glenwood, Wis, May q. - While
blasting rock in the stone quarry of
Pat Deneen at Cranetown, a little set
tlement south of here, William Camp-
bell was instantly killed by a flyinp
rock. He had prepared a charge Of
dynamite and lighted the fuse and
stepped back, but did not get far
enough away and was hit by a piece
OF rock when the charge exploded. He
was about eighty years old and had
lived near this city for the past twenty
years.
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MAY BE FINED $50 A DAY.
New York Oil Company Warned By
Officials

Rochester, N. Y, May 29.-The at
torney general of Ohio has notified the
Vacuum Oil company of this city that
unless the company desists from GER
tain methods and business dealings
penalty OF $50 day will be collect
ed as long as the alleged violations
shall continue. The attorney general
charges that the Vacuum Oil company
is violating the provisions of an Ohio
antitrust law.
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Killed in Bajl Game.

Houston, May %. - While taking
part in an amateur game OF ball yes
terday Stach Wisnoski, aged twenty.
was struck by a thrown ball, and af
ter recovering the ball and throwing
to first base fell dead.
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Killed by Pitched Ball.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 29.-Howard
Newton, aged seventeen years, was
struck over the heart by pitched
ball and killed while playing baseball
in this city. Newton dropped his bat
ran to first base and fell dead.
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PHILIPPINE LEPER COLONY.
Two Hundred Lepers Taken There
From Cebu.

Manila, May 29.-The first perma-
nent leper colony in the Philippines
has been established on Culion island,
and 200 lepers have been removed
there from Cebu. All cases discovered
in the future will be sent there. Fovr
Catholic nuns have volunteered their
services and are en- route to the set
tlement to devote their lives to nurs-
ing the afflicted.
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THE STATE OF sULft DAKOTA.
Department of INSURANCE.

Company's Certii ate "a Authority.
Whereas, The Des Moines Mutual Hail
Insurance Association, corporation or
ganized under the laws of Iowa, has
fled IN this Office sworn statement
exhibiting its condition and business for
the year ending December 81, 1905 con-
formable to the requirements of the laws
of this state regulating the business of
Insurance; and
In this Office duly certified copy OF its
charter, with certificate of organization
in compliance with the requirements Of
the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, I, John G. Perkins,
Commissioner Of Insurance of the State
OF South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions OF said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered through It's authorized agent
to transact its appropriate business of
Hail Insurance. in this state, ;s. &C.
3lst day OF December. A. D. 1905.
In Testimony Whereof ! nave hereunto
this 7th day Of February, A. p. 1904.
(Seal,) JOHN G. PERKINS.
Commissioner of Insurance.
BY III. E. Walseth, Chief Clerk
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z. g. Legal Stamps
Sale 9tems From Just One Line Of Notions
showing 5hs UndOubsd Big savings Made Possible By 5hs
Small Prices .4t our JmaIlhIdres Sale

BLACK AND WHITE-HEADl
Put up on cubes, regularly
sold az &c. a cube. Our Sale
Pf1ce ..................
LARGE PIN CUBES
Jet and fam, coiored heads.
regularly SOLD at Sc. a cube,
our Sale Price .................,.
SMALL PIN CUBES
Jet and fancy colored heads.
regularly sold at 81. a cube,
our Sale Price. TWO Cubes.
LARGE-SIZE PIN CUBES
Black heads. assorted sizes,
extra quality. regularly sold at
19c. n cube. our Sale Price.
JET HAT PINS
One card. 6 count, regularly
sold at &c. a card. Sale Price.
JET HAT PINS
one card, count, good quail
ity, regularly sold at &C.
card. our Sale Price.
JET HEADED BELT PINS
Regularly sold at &c. a dozen,
our Sale Price cc...................
MOURNING PINS
Put up In nice artistic wood
box, regularly sold nt &C.. a
box, our Sale Price.........
HAIR PINS
Assorted sizes. G packages to
a box, put up In a nice fancy
box. horseshoe shape. these
are extra quality pins. regu-
larly sold ~ Doc. q box. Our
Sale Price.
TURNER'S HAIR PINS
Made IN England. plain and
crimped. regularly sold az &C..
n package, our Sale Price .....
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The receipted c. o. D. bill must be presented 70
Desk within TEN DAYS OF the date Of the purch
We believe that you will agree with US that IN
reasonable time limit for us 20 make.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-27
MoRELAND MUSINGS.
Mr. John Vest is home from
Lost River for a few days.

Mr. John Vest Is home fron
Lost River for q few days.
Last Tuesday morning Mrs.
Geo. A. Baldwin gave birth 10 i
Blackfoot was 10 attic ndance.
fine baby girl.
John Robson and wife went Il
Mackay OF Mondays train
Ell. II. Grimmett and q. E.
Lijenqnist we're home to celebrate
the 24th Of Jnly.
The people celebrated the Gath
At home and all expressed them.
. selves as having had a good time.
AT 10 "A. Al. 4 we'll rendered BRO.
gram was given ia the Hall. MIR.
p. II. Sedgewick delivering an
interesting GRAFTON. In the after
noon races aud other sports were
INDUCED in, valuable prizes being
given 70 The differcut contests. The
people were agreeably surprised BY
the Riverside Band coming over
anc .sercnading and appreciated the
visitvery much as We have no Band
of our own M dance was held
in the evening as all available
music was engaged at other places
20 our young folks went mostly to
Blackfoot, q few going 70 other
places.
On Sunday, Aug. 10 a s. 81
conference Of the Blackfnot Stake
viii be held in the L. ID. s. Hall
Blackfoot. Members Of the Gen.
.eral Board from Salt Lake will b 10
attendance to give some necessar,
instructions. Sessions will be held
aat 10 A. NJ. and 2 r. NJ. All
ySnpt's and oEscers are expected
70 be present and as many Of the
school as possible.
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toanswer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive OF the day OF seryice) after
the service on you Of this summons, II served
within this county; or II served out Of This
county. but In this district. within twenty
days;urifservedels elsewhere, within forty davs
The said action Is brought to obtain a iudvs-
ment qneting title Ii the plaintiff. 10 frac-
tional lots II. II. and Is. Ia Block 90. 81 shf-
hugs a ddition to the town OF Bla kfoot ~
shlwn by therecorded plat thereof. ana ia
erecting that the defendants and each MA
every Of tLem have no estate or interest y ba,-
ever Ia and 70 said lots and premises. ana
that the title Of plaintiff thersto X p,od "a
valid, and that the defen0anls b. ~, i,i,..d
and dcbarred from ass, rttng any ciaIU, =.
title TO said premises adverse ID the niai,,sW
and for general relief. p"''''A,
All OF which more fully appears by the vari.
fed Complaint OF the plaintiff on Ne heron
10 which referonce Is made.
And you ARE hereby notified that IL vnu f.il
~ appear ana answer the said cOmnafnt ~
above re lulrcd, the said plainfiif will annJv
Complaint. Y - sAu
Witness my hand and the seal of the D,s-
trict Court Of the Sixth Judicial District ~
the state OF Idaho. in and ftr the COunty ~
bingham, this 9TH day 81 Iuly 1875. =
GEO. +. GAGoN
BY n b Curtis =
q; uANsRRoUGn, Attorney III pIa Iasif
l-EAIl .-'
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Continued From Page2)
Idaho Falls Precinct No. al

Idaho Falls Precinct No. I'll
A. Huston, registrar; A. D.IWright.
j. HI. Reesor. K. Heller, polling
judges; Jehn Gentle, Frank Wier.
man.L M. Smith, canyassing judges,
Margaret Balster, distributing clerk.
Election to be held in the base
ment Of the Baptist church.
Iona precinct Ephraim Nichols,
registrar; G. r. Crowly, w. G..
Steele,J John Rashton, polling judges;
Il. Il. Aanren, David Jeffs, Isaac
Gnlmunsen, canvassing judges.
Thomas Nixon, distributing clerk.
Election to be held at the old school
house. Fl
Jack Knife precinct Carl Erick.
son, registrar; Robert McGayin,
Hyrum Robins, Joseph Jensen; can
vassing judges; Roland McGayir,
distributing clerk. Election 10 be
held AZ school house.
Lincoln precinct--Frank s. H.
gale, registrar; Heber Kelley, John
q Norton, Wallace Rumsay, can.
vassing judges; Mrs. Geo. I. Vaughn,
distributing clerk. Election to BE-
held at the school house
Moreland ortcinct--Robert W.
Wareing, registrar; Kate Jones, p.
"A. Hartvigsen, 9. T.. Lilienquist,
polling judges; Hyrum Grimmett,
Oliver Balnsp, W. n. England,
polling judges; Laura Wray, dis
tribnling clerk. Election to be held
at Morcland hall
New Sweden precinotS--C. j
Carlson, registrar; w. H. Camp
bell, Oscar Beckman, S. Il. Berger,
Judges; Q. i. Witt, distributing
clerk, Election to be held at III
brary hall.
Poplar precinct Martha NJ. Ri
ley, registrar; G, ). Rice, Chas
Caldwell, ]. u. Morgan, judges;
Frank Rysel, distributing clerk
cotton to be held at Porter school
i,Onse.
Presto precinct Mrs. May Chris
tensen, registrar; ]. r. johnson.
Jacob Teeples, Ezra Pate, polling
judges; Joseph N. Christensen, j
II. Hanson, n. S. Mcbride, canyass
ing Judges; Mrs. Matilda Nuttoll,
distributing clerk. Election 10 be
held at Goshen meeting house.
Rose prcciuct Waller Jackman,
Registrar; q. "a. Ziegler, Oscar
Barnes,J. G. llinkle, judges; Geo.
Porter, distributing clerk. Election
to be held at Porter school house.
Riverside precinct OLIVE Nor
wool, registrar; e. w. Fresh, b
Y. Nelson, C.sS. Miller, polling
Judges; j. w KiIlian, Lot Adams, |
Sr., Brig Wheeler, canvassing judges;
Christensen, distributing
,lsrk. Election 10 be held at River
Tide hall. |
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Rice precinc, Chas. r. Smith,
registrar; James Jackson, J. II. Wca-
yer, Augustus Piqaet, judges; Ida
sanford, distributing clerk. Elec-
tion IT, he held az school house.
Shelley precinct- Lucy Bradshaw,
registrar; r. q. Cook, II. r. Han
son, II. A. Harrington, polling
judges; A. II. Christensen, Soren
Yorgesen, T. j. Kearney, canvass
ing judge; Albertina Robertson.
distributing clerk. Election to be
held at Shelley hall.
Taylor precinct VIM. Priest, reg.
istrar; Leonard Clark, l. H. Beas.
ley, A. Wadsworlh, polling judges;
VIM. Meppin, Joseph Wadsworth,
B. p. Wol6nger, canvassing judges;
A. Stoddard, distributing CLERK.
Election to be held ~ Taylor school
house, district No. 10.
Thomas precinct r. j. Fielsted /,
registrar; 1. II Alfred, g. T.. Will
liams, Daniel Olmsted, judges; o.
R. Kertz, distributing clerk. Elec-
lion to be held at brick school
house.
Willow Creek precinct Mrs. o.
8. Lee, Jr., registrar; r. j. Davis,
w. al. Waite, Tom Wilson, polling
judges; n I'M, Newman, John John
son, Ed. Brown. canvassing judges;
Rhoda Bybee, Distributing clerk
Election to be held at Leorin school
house.
Woodyille precinct-J N. Beck
sted, registrar; j. A. Montague. w
"a. Hammr, g.. w. Clifford, judges;
Maude "A. Becksted, Distributing
clerk. Election to be held at school
house.
In the matter Of fixing the salar,
Of the county attorney to b. elected
at the election to held November
s, 1905.
The matter Of fixing the salary
Of the county attorney for the term
beginning January, 1907, coming
OH for hearing and after considera
tlon, it is ordered that said salar,
be and the same is hereby Fixed at
$4,000 per AMMAN, together with
the necessary expenses incurred while
performed Official duties.
In the matter Of petition 10 con
solidate school districts N 80 and 4S.
The petition and remonstrances
thereto came on regularly 10 h,
heard on this day, Messrs. dietrich
and Clark appearing as counsel for
the petitioners, and G. r. Hans
brough, Esq, appearing tor the oh.
jectors. Witnesses were sworn, ex-
amined and cross examined for and
against the said petition. and after
argument Of counsel and the consid-
Grafton of the board, it il ordered
that said petition be and the same
is hereby granted and allowed, and
said school districts No. 80 and 43
are hereby consolidated, 10 be known
az school district No. 90, Bingham
county, Idaho.
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AMERICAN FALLS tjANAL& Power CO..
BY J. II. SHRECI. Secy.
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4 Alias
SUMMONS


Atlas
SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT UOURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COUNTY OF BING-
HAM, STATE OF IDAHO.
MARY H. KILLISGswoRrH.
Plaintiff
Ss va. 4
THE HOPKiNs LUMBER \ Mil
LING COMPANY corporation. summons
and r. II. HOPKINS and MIs-
EIE ]. DANILsON.
Defendants
The State Of Idaho sends greetings 10 The
hopkins Lumber 4 Willing Company, a cor
poration. nd R.H. Hopkins. and Minnie J.
Dlnison. defendants III
You are hereby summoned and required t.
appear Iii an action brought against yon BY
the above named plaintiff hi the District Court
Of 1he Sixth Judicial District Of the States Of
idaho. brand for the County Of IS 6 Y. %. a,ll
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

II you;want your legal notices to appear
correctly the first Insertion and to reach the
greatest number OF people have them insert
"a IN the Republican. We are particularly
l'roof several times, and when requested send
proofs for U. X. Fl5s a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-17

Paris Texas. May IA heavy
wind and rain storm south of here
undermined a row of houses at Wylie
precipitating all to the ground The
! buildings were unooeupied
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PERSONAL MENTION. 4

: PERSONAL MENTION. :
- u Piekens vas In Ferris To-
day
" E. Cox. Of ITALY. was In the eiiy
today.
j. u Riddle was visitor TO Dali
las today,
aarcellus Middleton was In Dali
las today
County Attorney Mark Smith spent
the day at Ennis
1 W G. McClain was business visl-
/ tor to Ennis today
/ ] NJ Loggins. of Ennis, was in
I the city this morning
/ Prof W l.. Acker was among the
/ passengers to Dallas this morning.
4 Miss Mary Sue Pickett has return
ed from a weeks visit to friends at
/ Dallas
Il Mrs G.. F. Plumhoff has returned
from a visit to Dallas, Arlington and
Fort Worth
l.. Philipson, well known cigar
salesman OF Dallas, was in Waxa-
haehie TO-DAY
Mrs ] T. Whitloek. of Uba. /. T.,
is visiting the family of her brother.
A. T. Bishop.
Mrs T. A. Ferris, Mrs. NJ. J, Fer
rs and Mrs d, G.. Thompson visited
in Dallas today.
II Mr. and Mrs r A. Edwards and
little daughter, Ruby, spent the day
! with relatives in Dallas.
w B. Moses, of Fairfield, townsite
| agent for the Trinity and Brazos
Valley, was in the city today.
Mrs Coleman and children, of
Wills Point. who have been visiting
Mrs Jas, Veazey. returned home this
morning.
Phil Wilson, of Dallas, travelling
auditor of the Central, was in the
city today, checking up the com
pany's business
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The Central run a special train
from Fort Worth to Ennis today for
the accommodation of Rock Island
passengers who missed the regular
train this morning. The train went
through here at II o'clock.
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FOUND At t.AsT--The best line
OF cigars in town AZ the Cory Corner.
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WANTED--A cook and second cook,
white Also good laborers. white pre-
ferred. Good wages. Apply to j,
r. Raglan on T. & B. V. grade
miles from city. 35pd
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FOR SALE Either Of ms places.
Good money making proposition.
pete Ellis st
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= WANT COLUMN.
80 >>>>>>


WEATHER Tonight generally fair
Friday partly cloudy weather. Ned
nesday max SO. min 80
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FOR RENT Three room house in
Billiard Heights. cheap. Apply to
j w Hendricks 81
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UMBRELI.AS-re recovered and re-
paired at Arthur Mackoys bicycle
and gun shop. 81
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FOR RENT-Four room house on
Williams street. See Geo L. Griffin
at court house II
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FOR RENT-One six room house on
College street Partly furnished.
Cheap at $1,000 per month Sulli-
van and Chapman. 81
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hllISt-0fANING Ilht.

VlSl-tLlSNHsV tNil-
This Is the time OF year TO use
10 the best advantage
dsnm Camphor,
Moth Camphor.
Meth Balls,
Household Ammonia,
Insect Powder,
Crude Carbolic Acid.
Lice Destroyer, for chickens
I.ed Hug Poison.
Etc, tte.
We prepare all kinds OF house
hold prescriptions. disinfee;-
ants, etc, with special care 10
obtain the best results. Give
US your house cleaning trade.
Hood & Curtin,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Successors to Hood 4 Martini
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LAWN MOWERS -Sharpened and
adjusted at Arthur Mackoy's Bicycle
and Gun shop A
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F, BREED-Your cows to Ruby Gill,
No. 64,2S2 Registered American
Jersey Cattle Club, of New York.
See Ed Williams 80
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HAY twenty-five cents per bale,
delivered TO any part o, city Chiles
grocery store. II
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
Buy second hand clothing. j. S. Per
rim, EOS East Main street II
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Gilmore the paper-hanger and dec
orator at ampbell-Dunnaway Cos.
"a years experience, knows his bust
hess. ask anybody. Respectfully So.
liCits your patronage. Save you
about half on wall papers, 5000 1906
samples to select from. tt
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MORE LOCALS.

>>>>>> >e>eo>
Look out for Snow Ice, If
Fresh Brick Cheess just received
at Pete's. 81
n. r. Stovall, justice of the peace
of the Ennis precinct was in the
city today
r J. Billiard this morning re-
ceiyed a car load of horses from
West Texas,
G. +. Chandler, expert paper-han2-
or. can now be found at ReymuIIer's
Paint store. IS
There will be a general admission
of 10 cents at the door at the Main
Street Pink tomorrow night. The
races will be interesting.
Garfield Nelson appeared in the
county court this morning and en-
tered a plea of guilty to charge
of abusive language He was fined
$500
Why experiment with new paints,
when you can buy observation-disclosures
and HarriSon'S at the same money,
backed by strong guarantee. w.
B. Reymuller, Agent. SO
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FOR SALE-One new porcelain bath
tub and four ceiling fans. Cheap
for cash See l.. ". Bateman. SO
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FOR RENT--Five room house three
blocks from square. All modern con
veniences. See DR.. Keplinger. tt