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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-28

the twenty-four members OF the class
many had spent all of their school life
al Quincy school commencing as first
graders at old Quincy and being privil-
eyed to spend over one term in New
Quincy. An especially interesting pro-
gram had been prepared which was given
friends Of the young graduates being
present to listen and applaud. Prof.
puplls was given ring by the members
of this class. The presentation speech
which was delivered by Russell ThOmp-
Prof Stanley: Before We reach the
parting OF the ways, my class desires
me to make a few remarks which. while
personal Will we believe, be of interest
TO every one present and meet with the
most hearty approval of all the patrons of
last day OF our last years work under
your careful and proficient guidance;
and already the memories associated with
lhls year and school and you are cher
ished ones, and they will become more
dear as the years advance and the hap
plhess OF school girl and school boy days
rom experience of our fathers and moth
erss they surely will be. We want you to
know that we appreciate now, more
imam ever before, what you have done for
us. While we have only nice things
to say about the girls in our class.
we are afraid the boys have not always
been so attentive to their studies as
| they might, or should have been. Es-
pecially is this true of the school year
.
that the progress we have made is
largely due to your strict but never
marsh, and ever kindly discipline; to the
principles Of true manhood and woman
mood that YOU have endeavOred to in
cuIcatc
In few short days we will all be diff
teTently occupied. some in the high school
a few in the business college, while 9TH
ers VIII be actively engaged in the bat
Tie of life But whatever our future
duties may be are the better able to
assume them because of your teaching,
your kindly adm0uitiun. And now. Prof.
Stanley on behalf Of this class I pre-
sent you with this ring Accept and
wear 1T please. as a slight token of the
respect. the admiration and the love we
nave for you. We sincerely hope this
token Of our regard may be only a pleas
I ant rem fnaer of this year and this occa<
sion and that, in the years TO come
! act OF ours as men and women may ever
I cause the blush of shame or cloud Of dis
I pleasure to mantle your noble brow"
INC class prophecy which was written
/ by Miss Hazel NJ. Strattou. the class his
1 torlan. was q clever little glimpse into
4 the future and was one of the BEST faa-
/ lures of the afternoons enterta tf7fapnf
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sHERIFFs SALE
CASE NO. $500

IN the District Court of Shawnee County.
tin, vs.. Mary Taylor. Hezekiah Ia5l1rs
anna Taylor and Mary =. E4afrolas Bs-
PENDANTS.
By. virtue OF an order OF sale issued To
me out OF said district court in the above
entitled action, i win, on Monday. the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1906. at %
O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the east
front door of the court house in the city
Of Topeka IN the county of Shawnee. IA
the state OF Kansas. offer at public sale
and sell to the highest and BEST bidder,
Tor cash in hand. all the following de-
kaw half-breed Indian lands. in Reserve
No 3. beginning at stake which STANDS
$50 feet south of a post, which pest stands
$500 ehains easterly from where the
central line Of KaW Reserve No. strikes
the road, leading westerly from Gordon
street; said post being on the south SIDE
of said road thence easterly 240 feet to =
stakes thence south s. feet to a stake;
thence westerly to a red oak; thence sans
course to a black walnut; thence same
course and parallel with the Union Pa
cihc railway $40 feet to a stake thence
north Is feet to the beginning lying ana
situate in the county Of Shawnee. IN the
state of Kansas.
The above described real estate IS Ia
ken as the property of said defendants and
is directed by said order Of sale GO be
sold. and viii be sold without aprralss-
ment to satisfy said order Of sale.
A. T.LUCASs
Sheriff Of Shawnee County. Kansas.
p. Z. GREGG, Attorney.
BY J. A. OSTRAND, Deputy.
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sHFRIFFs -

In the District Court Of Shawnee Coun-
ty, State Of Kansas-C. @. Benton,
Plaintiff. vs. J. r. brennan, Defendant
BY virtue of an execution issued % me.
out of said district court, in the above
entitled action. I will. on Wednesday. the
18th day of February. A. D 1906. at ID
O'Clock a. IN. of said day. at the east front
door of the court house in the city Of To-
peka, in the county of Shawnee. IN ths
state Of Kansas, offer at public sale. and
sell to the highest and best bidder. for
cash in hand, all the following described
real estate. to-wit: The west one-half Of
section sixteen t16), township ten Clgf.
range fourteen I'D, lying and situate IN
the county of Shawnee, in the state 0f
Kansas.
The above described real estete is ta-
ken as the property of said defendant
and is directed by said order or sale TO
be sold and VIII be sold without appraiss-
ment, to satisfy said execution
A. T. LUCAS.
Sheriff of Shawnee County. Kansas.
BY J. A. 0STRAND Deputy.
HARVEY & OSBORN. Attorneys.
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WIDE OPEN AGAIN
Here Than 200 Joints Running
in Wyahdotte County.
No Pretense Made to Obey the
Law in Kansas City, Kan.
Mr.. M'CAMTBH FAILS.
Governor H0ch's Assistant At
tOrney General Closes Two.
Results of a Three Months Pro-
hibiti0u Campaign.
Mr.. M'CAMIsH FAILS.

Kansas City. Jan. 2T.-The star says.
The "Beal estate for SALE and For
reat' signs have been removed from The
front windows Of ali the Joints in
Kansas city kan. There is no longer
aGy effost made to Disguise the bust
ness which is being conducted on the
inside Of the buildings. The lid" is off
ia that 1lty and the 159 or more "joirts'
are doing business as openly as before
the joint prosecutions begun, three
months ago.
The jointkeepers say they expect to
keep their places open. w. II. Mccain
ism, assistant attorney general appoint
ed by Governor HUch to stop the sale
Of liquor i'm Wyandotte county. says he
win bring proceedings against the joint
keepers as fast as he can collect the
necessary evidence He has accom-
pIished little during the three months ne
has been trying to close the "joiuts-
AR. Mechanism was appointed assist
ant attorney general three months ago
This marked the beginning Of Governor
HoChs effort to enforce the pr06lblLoh
law in Wyandotte county Inc das
before Mr. McCamish was appointed the
f6intkeepers closed their places AT the
request of the big brewing companies
4 few days after the appointment OF
Mr. Mechanism the Joints" began 70
open their back doors. Several prose-
cuti6ns were begun in the court of COM
mon pleas and out Of the TWENTY-FIVE
cases brought only two j0intkaepers
were convicted.
Mr.. Mechanism changed his tactics
and said ne would bring Injunction pro
ceedinas against the j0intkeepers He
has brought five injunction proceedings
i'm The last month. There are more than
200 Joints" i'm Wyandotte county and
all af them are omen.
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Here, said a Hveryman. SIS a speci-
sent his horse to me to board. along
with this note. The note was so funny
1 framed it and hung it over my desk Q
The framed note ran:
don't speak the English too much.
Fut. my horse on the barn and rub him
in. If he is dry drink him and eat a
quart Of oats Los Angeles Times.
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west on Path st. 20 Union ave. t1snca
noftH On Union ave. to DOuthit4 st. thence
sast On north line OF DOuthitt tracts ana
t4th St to Hansae ave, themes nCrtn On
senses ave- TO nth St, the place OF %
Thlrd PFeeinct- Al that part OF the sitl
!PJ7B SOUTH 81 xhth aveuus east and
DyundSas on tbs west AS follows. Ee8ln~
nlHg at t1e Intersection Of Eighth avenue
ana JefEerson street thence soutl-on 5el-
lefson to Eleventh street, themes eas1 70
sl1lI1ga ilunga creek, thence southerlF on
SAID creek to the city limits north q
Sixteenth street.
SIXTH WARD.
First PrecinetAAn that part Of the city
Eing west OF Lane street ana north q
Eighth avenue.
Second Precinct-Au that part of shs
west
The registration books are now open at
the oHiee Of commissioner Of elections az
the Auditorium.
Commissioned Of ElectisHs.
p a. SWENDSON, Chairman BoaEd q
Supervisors Of Elections
First published in The Topeka stat5
Journal January u. 1851
sHERIFFgs SALE.
CASE NO. $500
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ron sAT.E-RpAr, rsrArr.
A BARGAIN.

Near 18th and Lincoln, lots, good six
room house, barn, and out buildings, we'll
ctstern, cellar, closets in each bed r9cm,
sewer competitions, fine shads and lawn,
terms If desired, $4,000
New cottage, near 18th and Central ave.
rooms IA lots, cellar, cisteri, pantry,
closets, front and back porch. block
to car line and pavement. Price 81 $50
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
534 Kansas Ave, Ind 5G5
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e----------------------~
JAMES B. HAYDEN, JeWeler and Cptf-
cian Complete stock OF watches. dia-
monds, sIIverWare, etc Eyes examined
and spectaclea properly fitted.
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CASE NO. 22o24

Thirst published in The Tdpeka STATE
Journal January g. 1851
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FOR SALE.

4so. aere ranch Is miles from Topeka,
miles from railroad, good improvements.
40 acres Of bottom land in cultiva-
ton.
80 acres of alfalfa, balance smooth pas
ture and hay land, $50 per acre. d bargain
a this price.
1870 acres miles from Topeka, room
house. barn and other out buildings in
good condition.
; acres in orchard and all kinds of
small fruit. So acres of new land.
80 acres in cultivation, price $500 per
acre.
ALSO FOLLOWING NORTH TOPEKA
PROPERTY.
z room house 625z feet of ground price
S1100.0D. $500 cash, balance on monthly
payments-a snap
4 room cottage, 60 feet of ground. $50
VIII sell on payments of $12 per month";
like rent.
6 room house. lots. large barn. we'll
and cistern, price $4,000.
room house 80 #. ground, modern
except heat, price $4,000
See our good bargains in farms and
F. NJ WARD,
81 N Kans Ave
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PAvEa


CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO.. rs ". sth 81. Mfgrs. oe
building, paving and sidewalk brick.
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WHIT IDS

Il Want advertisement In the Sunday State
Journal Is Read By More People in Tgpe-
ka Than Read Any other Sunday Paper
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WHloE lLzEEr
80. - 1RANstrns.

--------------------------
p. G. Thomas and wife to r. F.
I4odgins. lots 416 and as Nor
al Il clay ST. St ~ 500
G. n Wiilett and wife to II. 4.
Daugherty, part Of the n. w. Il
1-12-15 ...... ..-.t....-....... 500
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WANTEI5-afIs0Ei EotJs.

WANTED"To buy a modern house with
barn. not less than rooms, south OF
Sixth St. close in, on west side. Not to
exceed 81 500. Answer at once Give i6ea-
ton. Address N. H, care journal Office.
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PHYSICIANS A~-s ST'Fsssg~sl~s
IDA c. BARNES, II. D
ONCE T26 Kansas ave. Residence Thir-
tenth and Clay. Office hours: a. m. to
II a. m. and p. M to p m Both
phones Is residence. and Ind. 1916 Office
DIR. SETH A. HA1dMEI.. office and res
idence 1913 Kansas ave. Ind. tel 1923
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REGISTRATION NOTICE


Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Jan. 1g, 1861
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STEwf-Tg
o-~---~4~-~4~~~1-4@-~4~-~4
THE J. C. DARLING CO. 734 Kan. ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Catalog free. Tel ~.
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uNnERrAKErza

L. n. PENW ELL, funeral director ana
embalmer. First class service rsas9nz-
bic prices. 81 Quincy st. Both tells. IsZ
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CARPENTERS AND BUTIDFRs
J. c. WILSON, contractor and builder
Job work promptly done- 130 E sth Sc.
Ind. tel. 1914
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aEANUFA CTURERA
E @. K4ELEY.
Manufacturer and dealer IN eli kinds %
vehicles. See Us about that delivery
WAGON I1s ". sth st
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38ICE E8lE.A md IgEFAIF3IEfs
--~---~-~----------~-~-D---~
u. S. CYCLE CO.. us Z Sfh st. Nationa
& Iver-Johnson bicycles Supplies. repairs
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ELECTRIC contracts; get prices II 'alsaI-
den Rule" Tel 5e3 E03 Kansas ave
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wHo1.NsAr.Ena

THE CCUGHLIN HARDWARE co.
Hardware, stoves, hne tools. 705 kan
sas ave Tel sos
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LOST-Bunch of keys on ring, one brass
key, 8 fiat keys and others. Return for
reward to Hughes coal yard
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srRAYEn Or sror.EN.

YED-5-year-o1d bay mare about 16
hands high. Return 1917 Quincy st. for
reward.
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oTT4cfAn trvoUNCEsInlgrz-
For county Treasurer.

[ ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CANDIDATE
Tor the office Of county treasurer sub
56et tc the Republican primaries.
GEORGE STANLEY MEDIdCOTT.
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FLORISTS
j. G. kODMAN, blooming pianta.cu hose
ers. palms. designs, decora tfons- saS Kan.
ave. Phone 81. Greenhouse 18th and kou-
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Commissioned Of Elections.
s.. A. SWENDSON. Chairman Board q
Supervisors Of Elections
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4 EO. e SEIBOLD. furnace work. IA
roofing. guttering. spoulinE. furnaces =
specially. 81 Kansas ave. Ind phone s44
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CERAMIC SUPPLIES.

A FULL line Fry.s colors. oils. mediums,
&c, Hasburg's and Fry .t3man. Kole
and japanese designs, books AM rIlukA
at 1923 Clay st. Bell tel. T9S-2- Ind. tel. "a
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Neutrality-suspicious.

.FSAfEN.
AN ESTABLISHED local jobbing house
VIII engage a few statesmen at good
wages who can take some increased cap
ital stock. H. H. Journal
WAS'TED-RETsCEL
i-s--s----~-----~-~-~----~--
WANTED-Good driving horse. Call at
1g7 West 7tn
WANTED nicely furnished, modern.
housekeeping rooms near eth and kan
ave. Address o. NJ, care Journal
WANFED-To buy horses and mules
Lawless livery barn. 519 Quincy.
WANTED-Veal calves at Portef's. 40
E. 9Th st. Ind. tel. 363
WANTED-Nfcely furnished rooms light
housekeeping, east side. J. II, 635 Mad
ison.
WE pay highest cash prices fol. your cast
off clothing, shoes, hats. overcoats. Drop.
US carl or call Ind tel. 1888. Abe ia
cobson- 200 Kansas ave-
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". g. WEBER ANNOUNCES HIS CAN.
didacy for county treasurer. subject &
the Republican primary.
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First published in The Topeka Stats
Journal January u. 1851
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ATTORNEY AT Law


WILLIAM f. SCHOCH, attorney-at-Iapv.
500 Kansas ave. Ind. tel. sos.
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Fourth Precinct--A1I that part Of the
civ wing south of Sth ave. and from CLAW
sf west on sth ave. to center line Of Bu-
chanan st, thence south on Buchanan st
fa king ST. thence west on King ST. to
west St thence south on West St to
E5nntoon St, thence west on Huntoon st
/ to College ave, thence south on College
SO to walnut st, thence east on Walnut
Ct and Piercy st. to Clay St, thence north
on CLAY St to Sth St, the place of begin
l..sv
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cA1aPT OEavTvc


J. f. PETRICK s. SONS. upholstering
and carpet cleaning eSo Kansas ava.
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First Precinct--COnmenc1ng at intersec-
ton of Douthitt st. and Union ave. thence
south on Union ave. to I'D ST. thence
vest on I'D st. 10 Buriingame ave. thence
north on Buriingame ave. to center of
creek, thence west to southwest
tine of lot $40 on Burlngame ave
thence north to Z1st St. thence west on 21sf
81 to Bodies ave- thence north on Bolles
ave to Euclid ave-, thence west on Hln-
aid ave to alley west of Boswell a
fhence north to Chestnut St, thence east
ia Boswell ST., thence. north on Boswell
81 10 Walnut St. thence east on Walnut
Il to alley west of College ave, thence
rorfh on alley to N. lire lot No 107 col
Ieee ave thence east to College ave
thence south on College ave. to Walnut
sf thence east on Walnut St, Percy ~
and Douthitt st. to Union ave, the place
OF beginning
second Precinct-Commencin at the in
tarsectfou of Kansas ave. and 18th ST
thence east on 18th st. to the Shungani7ss-
"a creek thence south on line Of sh4In-
gan11nea creek to Euclid ave- thence
ssonth on Hancock st. . blocks thence
vest to creek, then follow creek westerly
10 Monroe St. thence south on Monroe ST
To DIST St thence west on 21st to east
side of Santa Fe addition. thence south
m said line to lot No. S. Of said addition
thence west on said line to Kansas ave.
thence north on Kansas ave. to 21st St
thence west to Topeka ave, thence south
westerly on Topeka ave. to 24th ST. thsnce
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ron HENr-HousRs.

FOR Rents room hOt1se, furnished OF
unfurnished; room house 8 room
house. room house with q acres land
room house with I acre land; also
room modern Pat Ind. tel 1923 Morse.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Agents to sell Ideal Washing
Flake; 10 cents in stamps viii bring you
by mail 3 cakes, sufficient for large or
small Washings. Saves money, soap,
labor. clothes, time and washboards.
There is a reason. Manufactured by F.
N. NeWland, 1906 2. 9Th ave, Topeka.
WANTED-Agents men or women. Call
on or address T J. Kimbrough, A9 Co.
141rT7lafaf1 hide
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IRON THI COUNTY, agcoaDs


pseAee My =
Edith A. HOPPER ana = n. Hopper
Of spokane TO Albert 4. E1swellfng Of
Spokane. east half o. nv Ia ana the
eAst h4lf of ~ Ia Of section -. Up.
%; consideration $500. /.
George stellman ct ux to II. J. Neln-
ers, the ~ IA Of section 3, Tp. -.
north range east b. ~; confederation
9ss00.
John Greer. John 4. Damn and Will
liam Gamble to w. "A. Borls, : part
Of lot 80. IN the village Of Greer. Idaho:
consideration 80. vi
r. G. Hammond ct ux to James De-
meris, the ne Ia OF the se Ia and the
. 1-1 Of the nv Ia Of section .. TIP. 80,
ana tho : IL Of the sw Ia Of the >
Ia Of section :. TIP. Sc; consideration
$4,000.
G. J. King, trustee Of the Lewiston
Heights Syndicate to 3. e. Miller. lots
I, and Of block IS, Of the Riverview
addition 20 the city Of Lewiston: con-
alteration $500.
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(NOUkluQSO xF01n R8B0 ONS.J
have demanded" said Mr.. sedgwick.
"Go on with your plans ~ they are
outlined and the Northern Pacific will
offer no objections Furthermore. our
company will not take advantage Of
the time limit you extend for the pay
ment, but win pay cash for it, share
Of the assessment"
The estimates show that the amount
charged against the company will be
about $4,000 for IT. proportion Of the
expense
1.-THE, only possible benefit we could
derive from the sewer." said Mr..
sedgwick. rs the tap We would have to
make ut the station. At all other
places along the right Of way It II Of
no benefit to the company"
Few laterals % Build.
zone feature IN these estimates -
compared with the Normal hill sewer
district" aid Clerk John Nickerson,
''is that there are few latsrals to con-
struct. most Of them being already in
place. on the Normal hin III laterals
were constructed to the party line and
this added materially to the cost OF
the construction, though It was possi-
BILE that IN some 81 the vacant lots
the connections would not be needed
TOR years. In the present sewer only
the "Y''s ars put IN and the expense Il
kept down until such : time ~ the &C.
tual connection must BE- matp. In the
business district most Of the laterals
are already made and al that win be
necessary win be the connection with
the new main"
Eight Mentlss . % the Work.
Engineer Miller says that II win take
from six 70 eight months to complete
the sewer after the beginning has been
made and that u thsre u no hitch n
the present plans the work On the con.
tract can hegin about The frst Of An.
gust.
'-rhs prsssnt msetins win 10 hslt
open Tor several days 10 Ut any citi-
sen make tlss investioation dat ~ d.
slrsa- ~ Mayor HIeltts,1 m afksr'
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TAT on iMHERlrANcG.

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.NEzPERCE Will
DO ADVERT ISINe
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Special y 9yesiins TELLER
Neapseees 1dano' Aay 4s--tby Nes-s
percs Co-opefative Telepnone1---A -
fanatic course q advsrtisln9 wiA =
followed ~ Nespsrcs = sne consng
summer. The business men ~ tnaS
- time = rips % rus Nespsfce 80
safzcund,ne country os1ofe M pan-
Hc.
= :. 1teAaA president Is sne Co...
msrcsal caah fetusne0 - nlent -
= weeks po1lness Ftp to Dpo1ne. asa
sensad - anme tnAs ecs 800
meeelne % - x'psa y esaD IN "a
called q c0cA anN : nnaa dec1sacn 49,
% uaoe o. - slAstes.
Fhne tne Cnllsls fcaei: cl0o y pnn-
nmg fos aCtave e0vertisuag molvlouA
Arms 40 felllng - line. Wauace =
11ltchsl. rel sstate deaasrs' snss wesx
Inverted lafge a u - Nespercs
Heral4 ana Win follow ~ advertIsane
i A other papers. To- mann ls0ue -
thetr ID y : sworn staesment ~ =
prominent farmer - = ~ sa1ninss -
farm lands On . le-aote tract bel0Ag-
Ing 70 A. G. Nitsen. during the pass
eight year. An average Of nearly Sl1ee
yearly has been realised.
Neady fer tlto CoMtraees.
President q. w. Thompson left On
yesterdays stage for Lewiston. Mr..
Thompson will return to Nexperco nsxt
wednesday ana BY that time the plans
ana speciflcaticns for bidding on the
electric line win be ready ana the con-
tract for 10 miles will be let.
Many parties have been over sections
Of the line and have decided on the
work desired. Crews and mon win BE-
ready to start moving the dirt the day
the contract IL let.
r. N. Harding Of Lewiston. formerly
postmaster OF this place. moved his
family here wednesday to spend tho