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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19
Fifth Sunday Meeting.

Following is the program OF he
Fifth Sunday meeting to be held with
! the Baptist church at Glenn. begin
ming Thursday night, before the 9th
Sunday In September, 1907:
Introductory sermon. Thursday
night. NJ. Hammons
Friday morning. Q o'clock-Devo'
tional service-B. +. Cooley.
s:30-Needs OF the Baptist
churches OF Oklahoma-D. n. Curb
and l.. p. Smelly.
l0:30-The Needs or Enon Assoei.
ation-J. b. Hays and ]. NJ. Ham
mons.
II n. m.-Sermon.
9 p. m.-Devotional service-H. II,
Lindsey.
2;3O-The Duty OF the Churches TO
the Mission Work.. A. Wynne.
3:30-The Duty OF the Church to
the Pastor-A. C. Miller and X. c..
Baker.
Friday night-Sermon.
Saturday morning Q o'clock-Devo-
tional seryice-J. NJ. Barker.
9;30-The Duty OF the Pastor to
the Church-W. r. Selvidge and w.
w. Terry.
10: :30-Why Should We Preach the
Gospel TO the World. +. Young
and J, A. Mccullough.
Saturday p. m.-Board meeting.
Preachin gSaturday night and Sun.
day at IL o'clock.
J. +. JAMES, Pastor
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a1Ry FOR ENGLISH DERBY
AMERICAN RACING MEN HOPE.
Full OF WINNING BIG ENG.
LlsH RACING BOAT.

London, Sept. 1.-THE news which
comes from the states that Cllrer ce
ii. Mackay intends to try for the
Derby next year is in line with the
revival of interest among Americans
in England racing by the success of
MIR. Croker's Orly. 1t has come to be
believed that II was useless for
Americans to try for the great race.
but now IL is felt there Is a chance.
there is reason to believe more Amer
lean horses than ever before will
be seen in the big English stakes.
Sam Darling is to train for Mr..
Mackay. He would find 1t bard to
get u better one. Darling has two
Derby winners to his credit in Gal
tic More and Aid Patrick, and he
will come as near fitting Mr.. Mac.
kay's horses for winning as any man.
He trains now for the duke of Dew
onshire. Captain Greer lowner of
Silvee Gallion), Lord Dalmeny (son
OF Lord Rosebery), the earl of
Lonsdale and others.
There are now in England six
vearlings owned by August Belmont
that are to be raced here In due
time. These are entered In the
Derby and Oaks OF 1909. James r..
Keene and }. E. Madden have also
made nominations In the Derby and
Oaks OF 1909.
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TO Fight WHITE PLAGUE
PROMINENT MEDICAL AUTHORI.
TIES WILL DISCUSS THE
QUESTION AT VIENNA.
Ardnoreite Special.

vienna, Sept, l9.-Problems of the
prevention OF the infection and
spread OF the white plague will be
treated in dozen papers by the
worlds greatest medical authorities
during the sessions OF the Interna
uonal tuberculosis conference open.
inS today In Vienna. At the open.
Ing session recommendation was
adopted fayoring uniform laws In
every country, with the view of pre-.
venting consumption. Among the
laws demanded are those providing
daily disinfection OF passenger
coaches on all steam and electric
railways. and requiring physicians
to report to the proper authorities
every case OF tuberculosis discover.
ed. In order that proper measures
may be taken to protect those com
ne in daily contact with the patti.
ents.
Among the distinguished authori
ties on tuberculosis in attendance at
the convention are Or. Flick. of
Philadelphia, DR.. Woschaselbaum.
OF Vienna; DR., Won Behrin, Of Mar.
burg, Or Calmottc. Of Lille: Drs.
Nirchncr, Orth Kraus and Schuetz.
an of Berlin; pr Fluegge, OF Br, :.
'lu, Dr. Untorherser, Of st. Peters.
burg Or. SpronN, Of Utrecht. and |
Dr. Raj, OF Liverpool. The deliber. |
'uons of the congress will extend |
through tomorrow and Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19
MOUSE CAUSED TROUBLE.
Woman Lost Her Rings, Teeth and
Appetite

New York, Sept 1s.-All these
things happened because one little
mouse breakfasted at the same hour
coffee and rolls were served for
Mrs. Isabella krupin. of Brooklyn
The little mouse got caught as he
nibbled piece OF cheese. and Mrs.
Krupin. being soft.hearted and afraid
OF mice. especially In trap. lost
her appetite and did not find it
again until she found herself In front
of restaurant later in the morning.
Stlll thinking OF the little mouse,
she started in. stumbled and fell,
knocking out two teeth. They hur'
ried her to side room, where she
took off her rings-slS00 worth
while she bathed her face, and then
still thinking OF the little mouse, she
walked out and forgot her rings.
When she ran back the jewelry
| was gone. She insisted that the po
lice arrest Mrs. Addie Hasselman
head waitress of the restaurant. Mis-
! Hasselman had taken her to th'
room when she was hurt and hat
come out with her.
In the Adams street police cour
Mrs. Krupin, who is trained nurse
told her story, not forgetting th
| little mouse, and seemed inclined
to blame him for 1t all. The mag
istrate refused to hold the waitress
About that time man ran il
saying a priest who refused to Civ,
his name, had returned three of th'
rings, valued at $500. to Captain
Shevlin. of the Adams street polio
station. The police are trying t
find the priest to get a clue to tn,
robber and the remainder of tn,
| jewelry. One OF the rings was
wedding present from Judge Rosal
! sky. said Mrs. Krupin.
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THE WEEKLY ARDMOREITE.

Hes the largest circulation Of any pa
per published In the chiekasaw ma,
tion. II now has a Farmers Union
department edited by C. C. Galloway
and reaches more than rs per cent OF
the Union farmers Of Carter county.
" you want 10 reach the fsrmers OF
" you want to reach the farmers Of
Carter county, tho Weekly Ardnore.
ite Is the best and most reliable me.
dium.
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L. r. MARSTON
BEAUTIFUL HOMES

Are the Index tc thrifty people. Is
your home old and worn out? II so.
consult W. A. Tackett, architect as to
the best way to make a modern up TO
GATE nome OF It. II you are con.
templating building, ladies' or gentle
men are invited to call at my office
In Carter-Booker building. or phone
ITO red. and will call at your resi-
dence,or place OF business.
am at your service. My prices are
reasonable. w. A. TACkETT.
S0tf ASchitect
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The farmers read II.

Don't neglect your stomach. At
the first indication OF trouble take
something that will help 1t along
in its work of digesting the food YOU
eat. Kodo for Indigestion and Dys.
pepsia will do this. Sold by the Hon
man Drug Co.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Ts Be Held In Ardmore During Sop.
tember and October.
The United States civil service
commission announces the following
examinations to be held in Ardmore.
Acting assistant surgeon Public
health and marine hospital service)-
Sept. IL. 1907.
Manufacturing cement chemist
Sept. IS. 1907.
y ltical expert-Sept. IS, 1907.
Foreman mechanic-Sept. Is, 1907.
Plumber and steam fitter-sept IS,
1907.
Mineral clerk-Sept IS, 1907.
Mechanical craftsman Ordinance
department at large)-Sept. IS, 10
and 20. 1907.
Fireman (stationary)-sept. 25,
1907.
Blacksmith-Sept. 25, 1907.
Laboratory assistant in timber test
forest service)-oct. 2, 1907.
Mate-oct. 2, 1907.
Record and Identification clerk QT
). penitentiary service)-Oct. .
1907.
Wheelright-Oct 5, 1907.
Blacksmith-Oct. 8, 1907.
blacksmith and horseshoer-oct s
1907.
Marine steam engineer-Oct. 3. 1907
Junior clerk reclamation seryloe)
Oct. 80. 1907,
Applicants should at once applv for
application blanks, etc. to United
States Civil Service commission
Washington. d. c., or G. J. sandlln
local secretary. Ardmors. T. |,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19

You are always welcome to our
store and shall at all times receive
our best attention. whether your
wants be small or large.
Is ARDMORE PHARMACY.
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st. Philips Church.

Services every Sunday 9:45 a. m.
II a. NJ. and p. m.
Holy Communion first Sunday al
IL a. m. second, third and fourth
Sundays Z a. m.
Lecture for confirmation class ev
cry Wednesday p. m.
Litany every Friday p. m.
Choir rehearsal every Friday at s q
m w. p. BROWNE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19
THE WEEKLY ARUMOhEi'rE

Has the largest circulation Of any pa
per published In the chickasaw ma
ton. II now has Farmers Union
department edited by c. c. Galloway
and reaches more than rs per cent OF
the Union farmers Of Carter county.
II you want to reach the farmers Of
Carter county, the Weekly Ardmore'
ite is the best and most reliable me-
dIum.
The farmers read II. 3ou
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19

Defeat is all the more bitter when
the victor is one Of those I-told.you.
so persons
From the bunco mans point of
view the beauty OF a farmer is but
skin deep.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19

Nearly all Cough Cures, especially
those that contain opiates. are con.
stipating, Kenuedy's Laxative Cough
syrup contains no opiates and acts
gently on the bowels, Pleasant TO
take. Sold by the Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19

You certainly cannot realize how
good smoke &c will buy until you
try our Gladstone cigar. It has the
qualities that make smoking a pleas.
ure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19
YOUR
CONCRETE
WORK

concrete work is expensive at best
and 1t costs entirely too much to
take any chances on getting good
work. / keep only the best men,
use only the best material, more
than all am here to make my
guarantee good. Don't let your con.
tract for any kind OF concrete work
until you have my prices.
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F. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-11

Band Concert Friday evening, April
10.
Theo. Meyer was up from ElktOn
on business between trains Friday.
T. G.. Akin vent to White Tuesday
morning for a few days business trip.
Remember the Junior Band concert
at the Opera house Friday evening,
April 10.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Hoefiling, who live east OF town, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Reed came down from
Arlington Saturday morning ior a
visit with Mrs. VI. G. Carlisle.
f. G. Olson Of the Model, made 4
business trip to WATERFOWL Thursday,
returning home Friday morning.
Aberdeen Daily News: DR.. Hopkins
Of Elkton, will be here this evening 10
buy the dental business OF the late
Dr.. j. A. SChIueter.
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Locals and Personal Mention
JOHN /. MURPHY. City Editor

DR.. Scanlan was over from Nolga
Thursday and spent the day.
Theo. Akin returned Saturday night
from Watertown, where he spent a
week on insurance business.
Dr.. and Mrs. +. +. Boyden are re-
ioicing owe: the arrival OF A son at
their home Sunday morning,
c. p. Walt, who has been seriously
i'll with Bright's disease the past two
weeks. was reported greatly improved
yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Jerde came down from
Huron Saturday morning. being called
here by the illness OF her father,
c. p. Walt.
Mrs. Weaver and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Lynn Weaver, came down
from Huron yesterday morning for a
few days visit with the Goodale family.
Mrs. Fred Hepner Of Aurora town
ship, returned Saturday evening from
Plainville, Mimi, where she was
called some time ago by the illness Of
a sister.
Prof. James II. Shepard went to
WatertOwn Thursday evening and
delivered 2 lecture before the meeting
/ OF the Eastern South Dakota Teachers
association,
Nolga Tribune: Mrs. A. Hoover
came over from Bookings Tuesday
evening to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Gray, and to help take care Of
the granddaughter.
Frank Wilson, who is working in a
drug store at Redfeld, came down
Saturday morning and visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Wilson,
until the first Of the week.
Ben ROddle, who Was here visiting
for a couple Of weeks, went to Aber-
deem Saturday evening, and from there
will 20 out on the new line the Mil
waukee is constructing west.
Judge Chas. NJ. Pond OF Minneapo-
lis, was here a day or two the latter
part OF the week on business in con-
nection with the estate OF his brother,
Geo. w. Pond. He returned home
Friday morning.
Mrs. W. Johnson was successfully
operated upon at the hospital Satur-
day for tuburcular glands of the neck.
On Saturday the fifteen year old son
OF Rev. Elliott was obliged to have one
of his fingers am%putated as a result OF
an injury to his hand.
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r. G. Chambers came down from
Dempster Tuesday night to participate
in the ceremonies Of the Royal Chapter
at Masonic Temple.
A. y. Calef and Geo. II. LOhr were
down from fstelline Tuesday night
IN attendance upon the session Of
Royal Arch Mas0ns.
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Geo. \. kennard went to Watertown
Tuesday evening for a brief visit with
an old friend, who IL about to leave
the state for the west.
Ira Woodward Of Sisseton, who has
beer visiting his parents, Mr.. a8d
Mrs. II. NJ. Woodward, left Tuesday
for Wyoming, where he has oas
property interests.
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April nth
G. +. knappen went to Garden City
Tuesday evening on a short business
trip.
Wood Thompson went to Estelline
last evening on business, returning
this morning.
Martin karl.tad from near Nolga,
has accepted a position in the lst
National bank.
Attorney General :. W. Clark II
Redfeld, was in the city yesterday on
business matters,
II. G.. Rei,incer, the Arlington
banker, VA. down Monday and spent
the day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. \, ~eaton returned
last evening from a visit with their
daughter at Waterfowl.
About forty Went from here 70 Nolga
Sunday TO attend a concert given by
the Nolga Lutheran choir.
Miss Mabel Degnan went 10 Huron
Tuesday cyening, where -he viii work
for the next few months.
Miss Anna loucks came down from
Alturia, last evening for a visit With
her sister. Mrs.. G.. /. Brown.
Guy Ribstein, O! Washington, was
here the FIST OF the week visiting his
sister, Mrs. NJ, l.. Bunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Palmer are ex-
pected home this evening from st.
Petersburg, Florida, where they spent
the winter.
Russel Phclp, returned to MS home
at Sioux City Monday morning after
a two or three weeks visit at the home
Of his uncle, \. j. Kendall.
J.. II. Storgaayd, Of Aberdeen, was
in the city the first OF the week visit
ing his old haunt=. Glad to see him
SO much improved in health,
+. c. Olson OF the Model, went to
W dtcItOhH lucSdd9 C'CiihS ~ o'ICiiN
the opening OF the firms new clothing
store, which occurred yesterday.
Frank Walker went to 81. Paul Sat
urday night and from there goes to
Marcy, Mimi, to accept q position as
operator on the Iron Range railroad.
DR.. X. W. Tenant returned Friday
evening. from a combined business
and pleasure trip to Seattle, Tacoma,
and other points on the Pacific coast.
Walter Karin, who has been work.
ing at the White Elephant cafe the
past year, went to Waterfowl Monday
evening to accept a position as baker
with G. c. Barr.
Walter Larson formerly a resident
Of this city has been here during the
week visiting friends prior to going to
Aberdeen where he will take charge Of
the engine room in the Dakota Farmer
office.
Mrs. Il. Bell arrived home Monday
evening from 1t. James, Mimi, where
she spent the winter with her son,
Will. MIR. Bell accompanied his
mother home and will remain about a
week.
W. F. Ross has started an ocean
Wave" swing, something like a
merry-go-rOund, across the street from
this office, which is proving as great
an attraction TO the kids Of the town
as a circus.
! Olaf Johnson returned home Satur-
day evening from a months trip 10
Texas and other points In the south.
He visited Brownsville, Texas, which
has been the mecca Of BroOkings
county landseekers the past winter,
and was we'll pleased with that country
Mrs. j. T.. Kelley and son, Verne,
arrived home the first Of the week from
their visit at Chicago and Mason City,
Iowa. At Mason City they visited
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jennings, and
found them well and contented in
their new home.
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POPULAR WANTS

Advertisements will be inserted in this
column for one cent ~ word each iUser-
tiOn-no advertisement Inserted for less
than IL cents.
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Oration........ Grant as a General
Mr.. Cecil Salmon
OratiOn......"A Woman and s Book
Miss Florence West
Orchestra
Decision Of judges and awarding Of
Prizes.
At the beginning OF the year Tvs sets
Of prizes were kindly offered by gentle
men Of the city thus manifesting tte4c
interest in encouraging oratory at the
state College,
Horace Fishback offered cash prizes
as follows:
First prize twenty dollars.
second price ten dollars.
Charles W. Jerome offered photo
graphic work a. follows:
First prize fifteen dollars.
Second prize-ten dollars.
These prizes viii be awarded at the
close Ofthe program Saturday evening.
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A few disc harrows yet to close out
at cost or less. Geo. q. Rude.
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For SALE-One and n half story
five room house on Main street, one
block south Of Lutheran church.
Price and terms reasonable. Inquire
OF The Bank OF Bookings. 1916
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Good AermOtOr windmill. Mrs
\. j. Il. Thomas, phone X 100.
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LOST-A fur boa between John
Fabrick's and W. A. Garfield. j
found leave at REGISTER office.
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Cattle and horses for a 400 acre river
pasture. Sol. Walters Mercantile Co.,
Bruce, 5. d.
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WANTED-5O0 Men and Women TO
use this Popular Want Column
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FOR SALE

ttOn-DO ADVERTISED ent Inserted for less
FOR SALE
at cost or less. Geo. &, Rude,
GOOD Aermotor windmill. Mrs.
a. j. b. Thomas, phone K 100.
For SALF-One and one half story
five room house on Main street, one
block south of Lutheran church.
r[iCe y terms rea5Cllapie' inquire
ol me hahR OF broohlhG7' to-to
nhaoG frees al c9s' 'or hext ~ Gays
ro... I'll -. 1T, -oI..--I
prices to close out stock. Geo. q.
"A pe" I0unEe III Eoou Cohul'Ion.
my house, Paul butcher.
80. ,.r
hichIe pl"Ieu siilI; anyone haVihg
tins a bargain. Call at TINS ONCE Tor
Iuilliti 4tllDl llldllblls
"e Hafoa ic" us "I1IS '''' ~ ''Io'
Rude.
o.,
fo' 0ale-Ah 'IIVef typewriter useu
OTuei' VII! sell cheap lor HatH a. !
heeu me money NHdiIeN T. llal''
care Register.
y - ~
81 foot front on Main street BroOklngs.
Inquire OF REGl>TEb Publishing Co.
Remember US on wagons, buggleS'
SurreyS, harnesses sweat paos' ETC.
''eo' T. fude'
ZOO aie nearly new cheap al l'egl'-
ter once
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Dining room girl at the Com
mercial hotel.
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WANTED

Girl for general h~ousework. Inquire
Of Mrs. j. l.. Jarvis.
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COMING EVENTS

DR.. Driver, lecturer, opera house.
April 26th.
The Dunbar Company, Wednesday
April nth.
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FoUND-Pair gold mounted rimless
s~pectacles. Owner may have same by
paying for this notice.
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Shade Trees at cost for next 10 days
Box Elder and Elm. John liughson
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Tanning mills at special reduced
prices TO close out stock, Geo. G..
Rude.
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-Four lOts-specIal sale special prices
Mus. be sold within the next 20 days.
46-7 A. II. Wheaton
Dehorning pencils, one pencil vii.
dehorn 30 calves, price 100 each
Pencil, will sell stock on hand at =,
each. Geo. g. Rude.
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FOR RENT

List your land and city property
with d. W. Bunday, two doors north
Of keudall's Drug Store.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

Yesterday Frank Billups, mail
carrier on route three, shot an arctic
owl on the Joe Donaldson place about
six miles west of Nezperce. The
bird is pretty specimen, being as
white as snow and measures four
and a half feet from tip to tip. II
will probably be sent to the w. A.
c. at Pullman where II will be placed
in the museum. No reason is given
as to how the bird happened to be on
the prairie. Mr.. Billups stated that
II was very wild and that he shot ii
at distance Of about l2s yards, the
gun used being a 2s-Ss. The bullet
broke the birds left leg and clipped
each wing so it could not fly. Even
in its crippled condition it put up
a hard fight before it was captured.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

date many have engaged seats for
Tennessee" and those who intend
going will do well 10 phone or leave
your name a, Anderfon's Pharmacy
Rev. De Witt Taimage once said :
Pure. Wholesale drama, lighsens
life's burdens and broadens the scope
OF cnes IDEAS" That is the pur-
pose OF the dramatic class. Il is
their aim TO give a series Of high
class plays. that viii be found both
beneficial and entertaining. You
should be one OF their patrons.
Secure your tickets at once for Fri
day night. March ist. Best Of
tickets only soc. u
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

B. J. McRae and w. c. Foreman,
Of Oro6no, returned home Saturday
night from Boise where they had
been in the interests Of the Kamiah
and Clearwater division bills. They
report that the outlook for both bills
to pass is very encouraging.
EsTRAy-A red yearling steer,
branded E MI (combined) on left
hip, no ear marks. Came to my
place miles vest and south of
Nezpercc last summer. Owner can
have same ty paying cost of adver-
tising and wintering. R.w. Dunham.
Yesterday H. R. Renshaw, of
Kamiah. closed lease on the Nez-
perce Hotel for one year and will
open the same to the puplic April
LIST. Mr.. Renshaw is an exper-
fenced hotel man and promises the
public the best there is in that line.
While playing with her brother,
Jack, last Monday little Katherine
Cooper fell on a bracket knob and
cut an ugly cash in the muscle above
her left eye. 1t was necessary to
take four stitches in the wound but
the little patient is getting along
nicely.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Hammond, living in the
northeast part of town, died this
morning of purlenent meningitis,
aged four months and twenty-four
days. The funeral will be held at
the Christian church tomorrow after
noon at Q 100 and the remains will
be inferred in the Nezperce cemetery.
c. A Herrick has leased the Hen
erickson building on Oak street just
south Of the Bank of Nezperce and
will open up butcher shop in the
same on the ist of March. Mr..
Herrick is butcher of years ex-
perience and solicits share Of the,
public patronage. The name of the
business will be the Cash Star Meat
Market.
No mail vas received in Nexperce