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PLAY IN YIDDISH UPTOWN.
TCHIRIKOFF'S 1.-THE JEWS" GIVEN
AT CARNEGIE LYCEUM.

Gloomy Drama which the Ortener Com
pany Gave Last Year I'm Russian
Boris Thomaschefslxy the Chief Ac-
tor-Preaches New Jerusalem Theory.
After the first act OF The Jews which
was performed by a Jewish company In
Yiddish last night at the Carnegie Lyceum,
a middle aged man approached an usher
and inquired
Say, mister, when does the singin' COM
mence?"
"Singin''" replied the usher. There amt
any singin' in this show"
Amt this where they're goin' to sing
The Messiah'?" asked the stranger in
perplexity.
-oh, that's upstairs in Carnegie Hall" Z"
the usher explained. You're in the wrong
fat"
Gosh said the stranger.
The Jewish Nationalist Club is responsible
for last night Yiddish invasion of West
Fifty-Seventh street. The play itself is
the work Of the young Russian writer,
Eugene Tchirikoff, and had a hearing last
wint er at a matinee in the Herald Square
Theatre, when the Orleneff company per-
formed it under the title of The Chosen
People" On that occasion, however, it
was played in Russian, in which language
il was originally written.
The discriminating reader OF dramatic
reviews VIII here quite naturally expect
the stateme nts that The Jews" suffers
materially by translation, that much of
the original flavor is lost, and that the trans
lator has taken unwarra ntable liberties
with the original. Nothing of the sort.
The reviewer was at least as deeply in
terested in the Yiddish version as in the
Russian. 1t is obvious. therefore, that
Congrat ulations are due to the translator,
Mr.. Leon kobrin, for his successful dis
charge Of a highly difficult and delicate
task.
The Jews" tells a story Of the persecu-
ton of Russian Jews. at the time of the
Kishineff massacre and gives vivid picture
of the horror with which the alarms of that
time surrounded the daily life of that people.
It's author also seizes the opportunity TO
preach the doctrine of a new Jerusalem.
He tells a gloomy tale in a gloomy man
ner, the lighter side Of the life of the Rus
sian Jews being almost exclusively repre-
sented by two Autographs. one apparently
being Horace Greeley at his hairiest and the
other closely resembling the late Jay Gould
considering how best he could hand the
Erie Railroad a lemon
Boris Thomaschefsky was the principal
player involved in last nights representa-
among his own people on the East Side.
Yet, despite the present trend OF immigra-
tion. il is doubtful il he will ever succeed
in detaching many Of the bays that now
deck the brow of Richard Mansfield. The
programme included a synopsis Of the play,
printed in English, but there was only one
man present who needed its assistance
AS win be seen, he endeavored to maintain
an impartial attitude. Everybody else was
enthusiastic.
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Press invited her to become one of the three
editors Of the projected Cambridge Medi-
eval History" Last year she received
the honor, unique for a woman, Of an invi-
tation to de- yer the Warburton Lectures
before the U University Of Manchester, and
chose for her course the difficult subject
OF the "Survivals Of Archaic Custom in
Medieval Borough Law" Miss Bateson
held fellowship at Newman College and
was not only learned scholar, but an eager
worker in social and political reform.
W. B. Maxwell, the son Of Mira. John Max
well Miss NJ. E. Braddon) has written his
publishers that his next book will be much
lighter and brighter than The Guarded
Flame II will be a tale with an innocent
Spve interest and a happy ending
The Peter Pan Alphabet" by Oliver
Herford. which will be brought out early
in the year has a verse and a drawing for
every letter Of the alphabet, illustrating
some scene or character in Barrie's play.
Peter Pan, the X-Ray which shows Hook
inside the Crocodile, the Pirates and other
prominent personages of the play appear
in the drawings, which are said 10 be among
the best work that Herford has done.
Like Thackeray, Mrs. Margaret Deland
began her career as an artist. After grad
usting at one Of the best Of girls schools
she went TO New York city and studied
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WlIhOur-HOlnes.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Holmes.
daughter Of the late John Holmes. and william
french Wlbour. both of this city. took place
.esiernay morning in Grace Church. The
rev Or. William r. Huntington, the rector.
Performed the ceremony at II o'clock. The
9nde was given away by her brother, George
Miss Caroline Wilbour Patten Of Brookline,
Mass niece of the bridegroom, attended as
Waad Of honor. There were no bridesmaids
Nllam Richard Steinway assisted as best
man and Theodore f. Steinway, Frederick
SutrO, Henry F. Wells, Marcel Steinbrugge.
augustine l.. Humes and Graham Smith were
p Nier the church ceremony Mrs George f.
sUahlleIS, the brides sister. gave breakfast
al The Hotel Lorraine
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FAREWELLs TO JUDGE COMING.
Court Attendants Present to Him a silver
Loving Cup.

Judge Rufus B. Cowing, who has been
Judge Of the Court of General Sessions for
twenty-eight years, retired yesterday. Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, a number Of his
assistants, lawyers and court attendants
gathered in Judge Cowing's court just be-
fore he passed his last sentences.
Mr.. Jerome made a speech, saying that
he knew Of no better way Of expressing his
personal regard for Judge Cowings worth
than to say in the vernacular Of the day
that he had made good" His record
spoke for itself, but a side Of the Judges
character he wanted to point out was the
human side displayed in showing mercy
for prisoners.
Abe Levy and a negro lawyer named
Brown also made speeches. Then the Court
attendants presented to Judge Cowing a
silver loving cup. The Judge said that he
had always done what he thought was right,
and that II he had erred at any time it was
an error Of judgment.
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New Theatre for Y. H sothern.

Meyer r. Bimberg. the theatre builder,
announced last night that he had bought
property Just east Of Broadway in Forty
sixth street on which he will construct a
new theatre, to be called Booths. The site
cost 1850 900, and the building will cost
$3.50 900. II will be completed January I,
1905, and will be leased to z. II. Sothern.
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Snllth-Case.

Ms, Helen Wilson Case and Abel Irwin
smith, IT.. we're married yesterday after
noon IN the drawing rooms OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Albert Clark Case. a.
ne Hotel BuckinRham Laura Mabon was
une Hover maiden, and the Misses Gertrude
bnnnapp Of New York and Janette Brown OF
bttsburg were bridesmaids. James b Ma
200 assisted as best man, and Benjamin
o. Iit and Gerrisb II, Milnken were ushers.
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New ship for Brunswick Steamship Co.
Launched

QUINCY, Mass, Dec. 27.-The steamer
Ossabaw was launched by the Fore River
shipbuilding Company to-day. This is
the third of the four ordered by the Bruns-
wick Steamship Company, 10 run between
New York and Brunswick, Ga. The vessels
are for freight, are 3l3 feet in length and
will carry 3,l0O tons each.
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Nine. KIrkby Lunn III.

Nine. Kirkby Lunn, contralto Of the
Metropolitan Opera House, is ill at the
Hotel Woodstock from ptomaine poisoning.
Nine. Kirkby Lunn on Wednesday ate an
oyster. To that she attributes her present
sickness. Her doctor has assured her that
she will soon be well enough TO continue
her engagements.
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Miss Cheatnams Chldren's Matinee.

Miss Kitty Cheatham. the singer, will
appear in the Lyceum Theatre this after
noon at matinee arranged particularly
gramme includes, besides old favorites,
songs about fairyland, animals, &c, some
which are especially appropriate for the
Christmas season.
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drawing and designing at Cooper Institute.
She graduated at the head Of her class and
was asked TO become an instructor in design
at the Girls Normal College. IL was while
engaged in this work that she met her future
husband, Lorin F. Deland, TO whom she was
married In 1880. Since that time her homs
has been In Boston.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Ray OF the United States Circuit Court de.
cides that Charles 4. Louis and Isaac Schesinger
bondsmen for Charles Q. Browne. the former SIX
examiner who jumped his bail, cannot recover me
tt2.b0o they put W.
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FORTY-FOUR GRANDCHILDREN.
Besides These There We're Eight Children
and Fourteen Observation-Disclosures.

EAST ORANGE, N. j., Dec. 27.-At BIRTH
day party last night at the residence of
Aaron Lyon, 165 Dodd street, East Orange
there we're four sons and four daughters
present, together with forty -four grand
children and fourteen great grandchildren
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Little Dorrit.- or rather her original.
Mrs. Mary Ann Cooper, is still alive. The
old lady, who is still able TO go about open
ing bazaars, is the daughter OF a Sunbury-
on-Thames farmer and was born in Hat
ton Garden in 1918 Her brother went to
school with Dickens.
The sun., 1906-12-28

Mr. Jerome X. Jerome has gone back
TO England with not very favorable i'm
preston OF the literary outlook. He thinks
that the American people seem to be more
and more given over to the reading Of
magazines and third rate novels. Such
books as THE Viper Of Milan and The
House Of the Thousand Candles" he finds
crowding the window Of a single store to
the exclusion Of everything else
The sun., 1906-12-28

Mr.. Thomas Hardy is working upon the
third and final volume OF his poem The
Dynasts. He is in fact engaged in re-
vising and shortening it. The poem will
end at Waterloo, as the great historical
drama which it depicts concludes with the
battle.
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Theodore M. Davis's Excavations: The
Tomb OF Hatshopsitu" is a description Of
one OF Mr.. Davis's finds in the Valley Of
the Kings. If the author is ri ght in his
conjectures he has found the sepulchre
of Queen Hatasu, the only woman who in
the course of 5000 years ever ruled over
united Egypt.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-05-17

M. Worthington is getting sl,-
600 soda fountain for the Pharmacy.
Mems Summer Suits at Peoples
Union.
Mrs. n. Judd gave birth to fine
baby girl on Saturday last.
Farley Paskett of Grouse creek
killed huge mountain lion last week.
1t measured feet 6 inches,
Rubber boots for irrlgating at p.
U.
r. /. Olsen, Oakley's popular
tonsorial artist returned Yesterday
from a week IS outing at Rock creek.
Twin Falls, etc.
Full line L. D, S. under wear just
received at Peoples Union.
A large assortment of child trim
med hats from 81 20 to 81. 25 at Mrs
Fred Halversons Millinery Store.
Elder Leroy Price entertained
few OF his friends last evening.
Aunt Mariah take me to the People
Union and buy me some of the new
dress goods.
Mr. and Mrs Frank De be Mar
are now cozlly located in the shad-
lest and coolest summer quarters of
Oakley. The ]. N, Price cottage.
Get light weight Temple Brand
Garment at Peoples Union. They
are the only things for summer.
Our motto: II we connot make a
hat that pleases you we do not want
your money. Mrs. G. C. Nelson.
For sale or rent four room house
and lot, call on A. Samuelson,
Locust, Idaho.
Several of the Oakley girls must
have had itching noses last week.
Free lessons in embroidery, Batten-
burg point lace, berlin work etc
| give them on any thing purchased
from me. Mrs FREQ Halverson,
S. r. Woi Ellington made his
daughter Edyth present of two
hunderd and fifty dollar driving
animal last week,
A nice new line of ladies trimmed
hats. All materials first class 81, "a
each at Mrs Fred Halverson s Mill
merry Store.
Jacob Dayley is putting up nice
#. wire fence on the line east oil
his home, thus openingin good shape,
so far as he is concerned, cen
ter street, Mr. Worthington has re-
Gently sur veyed his land along the
thorough fare and will soon put his
lots upon the market. This is de-
cidedly the best residence part Of the
city, and quite a number OF promi-
nent people have their eyes cast IN
that direction.
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1t is Dangerous TO Neglect Cold,

How often do we hear it remark
Tt's only a cold" and few days
later that the man is on his back
with Pneumonia. This is of such
common occurrence that a cold, how
ever Slight, should not be disregard
ed. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
counteracts any tendency Of cold to
result in pneumonia, and has gained
it great popularity and extensive
sale it prompt cures of this most
common ailment, 1t Away cures
and is pleasant to take. For sale by
Oakley Pharmacy.
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Bid For Sprinking,

Seal bids will be received by tn
Village Clerk for the operating of tn
sprlnking wagon in the Village sal
bids to be in the hands of the Cler'
not later than noon May 26 1906
Specifications may be had be an
plying to the clerk.
All bids must be accompanied by
bond one aud one half time the q
mount of the bid.
M. o. Funk,
Village Clerk
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Pursuant to the authority and by the
direction of the Republican State Gem
trial Committee a Republican State
Nominating Convention will convene at
the city Of Pocatello, state of Idaho, on
Wednesday, the list day Of August, A.
y. 1906. at eleven o'clock a. m. of said
day for the purpose of nominating one
Justice Of the Supreme Court, one mem
Der Of Congress- and state officers TO be
voted for at the general election, to be
held on Tuesday, November 9Th, A. d.
1906, and for the purpose of electing
new State Central Committee.
The various counties Of the state are
entitled TO delegate representation in
said State Convention as follows:
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Oakley's new drug store THE Cut
Rate Pharmacy" opened for business
yesterday Everything was in
readiness save THE MOST essen tial
the elegant new Soda Fountain
which has been delayed for few
days. This should have been rum
nIng at full capacity, and every man
woman, and child within radius Of
20 miles should have ouaffed the
effervescing and vitaizing waters at
Nielsen's and Mecham S expense yes
terday. These dl Y and coldblooded
house warnings are getting monoto-
nous. We are salts fed, however, in
the present instance that it was no
fault of the GENIAL doctors. They'll
make it good yet.
But speaking less seriously the
doctors have very neat little store,
Their shelving and show cases are
all quarter sawed oak, mission styles
both novel and neat The show cases
are set in rich plate glass and their
four tain corner will be supplied with
elegant granite stones. Their foun-
tain is said to be one of the incest
ever brought in to Idaho. The sign
painting that they have had done IS
very tasty and neat and is a standing
invitation to every passerby to enter
Mrs DR. Mecham will serve the ordi-
naries, and attract the custom while
the prescriptions will be carefully
compounded by the doctors them
selves We wish this new enter.
prise unbounded success.
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Judge Howell is putting up a nice
picket fence around his beautiful
home.
Misses Nora and Jessie Drummer
gave a very delightful social on
Friday evening last.
Nephi Birch has come down from
his mine in the canyon. He says
that he has not struck his ledge yet
are that lie will. in time.
The removal of many sheep for
winter quarters this winter has very
materially effeated business interests
about Oakley. The trade has been
for short Of previous years,
Mrs Lucy Read leaves on Saturday
for England where she will meet an6
visit for short time her husband
who is dong missionary work there
He will receive his release during
the summer and will accompany
Mrs Read home. Mrs Joseph Peter
son leaves Saturday also for Chicago
where she will rejoin her husband
who is studying at University o.
Chicago.
Mrs O. p, Bates reached her forty.
third mile stone yesterday, and was
remem bered by her children with a
beautiful gold watch. A number Of
her friends were invited ia last even
ing to pay their respects to the good
lady and to wish her at least as
many more anniversaries. and just
as smooth sailing the rest of the
voyage as is possible to obtain. A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
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7. e. West, Oakley's popular an,

t. E. West, Oakley's popular and
skillful timer is laboring under the
delusion that there are better
fields than Oakley in which to ply
his craft, We do not wish the
gentleman any harm, bot we hope
be will soon find out his mistake and
will return to us. We'd about as
well try to get along without a
brass band as TEDDY.
Elder Leroy Price will leave for
his mission to the Northern states on
Saturday morning. He will be
rendered farewell dance on Friday
evening in the Nelson and Worthing-
ton hall. Roy goes with the good
will aud best wishes of all, aud we
wish him health, aud success in his
work.
G. Doty who has been pretty
much oyer the project during the
past week reports that quite a
number are relinquishing their
claims, and hitting the trail for
more congenial climes, Its a good
thing for the conn try to get rid of
these soft handed fainthearted in
dividuals, who should never have
left their feathered nests in the
lands of their fathers.
The Wells automobile is proving q
-uccess. 1t makes rapid and com
Portable transit, and is very much
appreciated by the travelling public
The best record yet was That OF
Saturday last when the trip from
Albert Hale's place on the Island
to Burley and back to Oakley z, o.
was made IN two hours.
The county commissioners on the
20ut designated the d. L, Evans
and Co. Bank and the Oakley State
Bank as county repositories. and de-
positories, and designated 2per cent
per annum as the amt OF interest that
should be paid on daily balances.
On the End inst they met and accepted
securities offered by the d. L. Evans
bank.
S. d. Park Principal of the Albion
schools has been selected as Prin-
cipal of the new school building at
Twin Falls. We believe the board
have made wise selection in securing
Mr. Park, The members of the Twin
Falls Board are of the opinion that
the best teacher is the cheapest, and
we assure them that they are exactly
right on the proposition, We sub
NIT the truism to all of our local
trustees,
r. |. Mills has recently added an
Ametropometer-an instrument for
testing the eyes, a blow pipe con
trlvance for fancy repairing, an
elegant show case and any number
of other Improvements to his new
store.
Assessor ]. l. Smith is authority
for the statement that the increase
of assessed valuation in Cassia
county this year will aggregate more
than 100000. Not bad showing
that.
Hereafter the class in needlework
will meet twice a week. From 8 to
II a, m, Tuesdays and Fridays
Free for all. Mrs f. Halverson.
umN Ar A n xa N a. ~sN xv. 1sz
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% I52 e " I It L e s


Get your spring suit, and latest
style hat at Peoples Union,
Discs and harrows at the Union.
We will give you good reference as
on the best Range on the market,
Its Jewel. Snake River Imp. Co.
Call OH Mrs C. c. Nelson for the
latest in hats.
Elk Marshall McMurray is repre-
senting the Loverin & Brown Groc-
cry Company of Chicago.
Major Reed now drives the hand
some blacks that were owned by
VIM Poulton. They brought very
fair price.
Mr. and Mrs A. M, Merrill cele-
brated the seventh anniversary Of
their wedding day by moving into
their new home on center street.
A Friend of ours used to talk
a)out the Fool. Killer" 1t is q
mighty good thing he has not been
plying his trade about Oakley this
spring.
al If we were girls, we'd take to
heart that talk on "Dress Reform"
given by Mrs M. A. Thomas re-
Gently. A mighty sensible talk,
that.
Nothing pleases the good house,
wife like good range. Ours are
guaranteed to please. They are the
Jewels, Snake River Imp, Co.
A Washington preacher chose for
his theme last Sunday: "What is
HELP" Nice question to ask at the
beginning of house cleaning time,
isn't it?
Representatives of the Alexander
Optical Co., 230-231- 232 Atlas Block
Salt Lake will be in Oakley soon.
See next Issue for exact date-and
remember this is absolutely the only
Salt Lake Optical firm sending
representatives to this town and
eve are here 3 times a year.
Call In and see our bargains. The
biggest bargains you ever got. A
big sale on mems clothing, boys
clothing, mems hats, boys hats, mems
and boys underwear. Ladies shirts
and silk, lawn and cashmere waists.
--latest style dress goods, ginghams,
imuslins, table linen, curtain goods.
towels, blankets and everything in
the store. A big sale on mems lat
est style shoes, slippers, ladies and
childrens shoes and slippers.
Call IN and see our big bargains,
the incest line ever brot to Oakley.
1t is known also as.
The Boston Store
w. Levin Prop.
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Important Notice.

All band mem bers, and all pro.
spective band members, and all that
nd rather boost and blow than
knock and whine are requested to
meet at the Academy building on
Saturday evening May II, 8 p, m.
BRING YOUR INSTRUMENTS.
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Rheumatism.

Why suffer from this painfully
malady when one pplication 0
Chamberlain Pain Balm gives re
lief? Hundreds of grateful people
testify to tie magical power of this
remedy over rheumatism. For sale
by Oakley Pharmacy.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-05-17

ADDISON T. SMITH,
Secretary.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-05-17

Notice is hereby given that any
one dumping of any kind of rubbish
the carcass of any animal on the land
of undersigned, will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law,
Mrs Louisa Haight.
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Notice for Publication.
Desert Land. Final Proof.
United States Land once,
HALEY, Idaho, April %, 1905

Motto is hereby given that Martin okIe-
berry OF Island, Idaho, has filed notice Of ia
tention to make proof on his desert-lah
claim No. 975, for the Els, SW-4, Sec. 50 Up fig
S. CT II, % 4 b, NJ. before Jos, Y. Haigint.
Clerk District Court at his Office at Albion,
Idaho, on the 18th day OF August. 1906.
He names the following witnesses to pFove
the complete irrigation and reclamatiof of
said land: Albert Hale, Martin T. Okleperry
Lars Larson, owen Carson, all OF lslandf Ida.
n. J. sharp
Acct Register.
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NOiiee for publication.
Department of the Interior,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO.
Anril ~. 1906.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has given notice of his hten-
tion 10 make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be madb be-
fore Joseph Y. Raight Clerk OF Court ~ bis
office At AIpion Idaho, on June %, 1864 viz:
Thomas A. Mcbride, II. f. 275 for the VIZ,
SEA Sec. 25, Up. IA, $, X. 81 T.. b. NJ
He names the following witnesses to I&rove
his continuous residence upon and cul silva
tion If said land yix; Aaron McT4ride.
Locust Idaho Fred Gorringe and Eafey
Tadlock, OF Marion, Idaho, Joseph Nc
Bride OF Locust, Idaho,
Nj. SHAHH
First Pub Ms Regis i8er
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Notice to DebtOrS'

All accounts that are no paid b}
June 18th, will be put in the hand
of collection agency for collection.
Clark Lee.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-05-17

The County Central Committees are
hereby requested TO perfect all arrange
ments for primaries and County Con-
yentions for the selection of delegates
to said State Convention.
The State Central Committee is here
by Gales TO meet at Pocatello, State of
Idaho. on Wednesday, the list day Of
August. A. d. 1906. at ten o'clock a m.
for the purpose Of transacting such
business as may properly be brought be
fore it.
JAMES II. BRADY.
Chairman
ADDISON T. SMITH,
Secretary.
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Estray Horses.

! have in my possession a span of
light bay horses branded Ut comb,n
ed on left shoulder Both have
strips in foreheads, One has white
hind feet. - V
Il. G. BUM,
Oakley, Idaho.