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3 y |NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSl
FAIR PLAY, ,FAvOR|TE, WINS MoNTAUK STAKE

Second race, steeplechase. about 2
miles--Thistledale. 14s (Huppe). l6 to
g. won; Garrett. LAT (Ray). 13 to s. sec
ond; Judge White. 1874 (Slaughter), 10
to 1, third. Time 1857. Guardian.
Belligerent Sandalwood and High
Rank ran.
Third race, / lie miles--Carthage
III CRadtke), z to s, won: Moonshine,
96 (Sumner). 40 to I. second; Bobbie
Kean, ia (Martin), 20 to I, third. Time
1:46. First Mason. Brancas, Miss
Doyle. Blandy. Vendor. Suffice and
Racine IL also ran.
Fourth race, the Montauk stakes, 6
furlongs--Fair Play. 115 tMountain).
0 TO 90, won; 'Royal Vane. 125 &c.
Dugan), 8 TO /, second; Home Again,
104 (Beckman), 40 TO /. third. Time
1914. Earl's Court, Walter Miller and
Alauda also ran.
Fifth race. lie miles--Dick F'innel,
119 (Knapp), TO 8, won; Riheman. 121
(Miller), 8 to 1, second; Troublemaker.
119 CIV. McIntyre). to 1, third. Time
1:46 2-5. Lord Lovat and Ampedo ran.
Sixth race. 5h furlongs--Fond Heart.
107 (Mountain), ii 10 10. won; Miss
Delaney. 107 (BrusseD, 80 to 1, second;
Lois Cavanaugh. 1O7 q. Powers). is to
l. third. Time 1907. Shock, Nanno,
Boema. Stylit, Queen Helene. Red Bon
net, Malaga, Melyar. Dixie Gold. Alloy,
Slumberless. Moss, Belphoebe and Ric-
cadonna also ran.
added starter.
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r. w. A.-Shine. Giblin and Broad
bent; Minne-ska--Lee. ]. King and Jen-
kinson; c. G. C.-Scott. Martin, Tiling.
hast; Pawtuxet--Kenyon. Taber, Cowdin.
Davis, Bateman Birmingham
Tip-over race-McGuigan, Arnold, Wau-
chusets; Handling Sa. c. c.; r. Dietxel,
Davis, p. G. c.
Club four hand paddle-Wauchusets
Monroe. Williams, McGuigan, Arnold
Minnesota C. C.-Hughes. Hancock. Lee.
Lincoln; Swestika--Heath, Jordan, San
ders. Tourtellot; saskatchewan--Han
ding, Neill, White and Garland; r. w.
A. A-Giblin. Shine. Clarke, Broadbent
Relay race-Minne-ska King and
Blount, Hughes and Lincoln. Hancock
and Lee; Narragansett-Seabur and
O'Connor. Kenney and Ross, Gray and
McTammany; Swastika--Christian and
Daniels. Jordan and Sanders, Tourtellot
and Heath; Saskatchewan--Wh and
Garland. Handling and Neill. Higgins and
WafbHfteH,- -W-A-"A.-GfArke- and
Broadbent, Shine and Giblin, Huntington
and Robarge; Wonituk-Marshall and
Nisbet Weeks and Dillingham;. Gardner
and Otis; Pawtuxet-Kenyo and Cowdin,
Birmingham and Bateman, Taber and Da-
Wis.
Tilting match-Handling and Neill, So.
G. c.: Freeman and Fletcher, p. c. c.
The committee in charge OF the regatta
comprises: Robert Bonner, chairman
Jesse f. Gray. secretary: Russell A. Bah
cock, Narragansett r. c.: Charles s..
Carpenter. Wonkituk G.. c.; George Free
man. Pawtuxet c. c.. William Heath.
Swastika c. c.; George II. Lee Minne-
ska c. c.; Charles A. Rosen. Sasxatche-
wan G. c.; T. Peckham Tillinghast, Con-
ockonouuit c. G..
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STANDARD
A. c. BOUTS

BARLEY Connolly of Maine and Johnny
Carroll OF New York have been matched
by the Standard Athletic club for a 10
round bout on Aug. 81 Connolly and Car
roll appeared in the final bout at
Lymansville before the club house was
closed up last spring.
Matchmaker Doherty announces that the
men have posted 500 forfeit for appear
ance at the ringside that night. and
states that at adj shows In the future the
men must put up their money in order
TO guarantee their appearance before
they will be allowed to show. -
The managers OF Monk the Newsboy
and Bobby Tickle have not yet come to
agreements regarding the battle of their
men on Aug. Ia
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BOWLING NEWSLETS

In the Wanskuck two-man tournament
the NeildlO'Brown combination headed
the list with team total of 65s pins.
O'Brien's total in this trial is slated for
$40 pins.
Neild obtained a phenomenal total of 800
pins in bis attempt with Drew for team
partner
Drew secured a fine total OF 34s pins In
one Of his trips across the boards.
The No. team captured two games
from the No. 8 team in the Riverview
tournament last evening The No. team
won the roil-off In the second event by a
three-pin margin.
Although the No z team landed the most
games, the rollers I'm the No. combina-
tion gathered in the greatest total of pins.
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meet GETS
: Big CRACKS

The most important OF the athletic
events which are to form a part OF the
ola Home Week festivities will be the
track meet. which is to be held wednes-
day at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon at An
drsws Field. It Ia thought that the meet
VIII be the largest and best that Provl-
tence has ever had, containing as Il does
upon its entry list many of the most IA
NOUS runners and track men In the coun-
try, who are 70 compete In the profess
sional and amateur events Of the day.
Among these may be mentioned Coe. the
former Michigan athlete. who will enter
IN the shot put: Gidncy. a weii-known
high Jumper; Eaton. who can cover the
hundred on record time; Minot. captain
of the Harvard team OF this year: Fow-
Ter. the long distance man. who ran sec
ond TO Longboat In the Marathon race;
Guy Hasking OF the famous u. OF p.
team and holder OF the intercollegiate
record for the half-mile and mile runs.
In order that the handicaps for the diff
ferent contestants may be satisfactorily
arranged at an early date. II is requested
that a llentries be sent TO II. G. Nc
Grafh. Charlesbank gymnasium, Boston.
as soon as possible.
There will be two classes OF events, the
amateur and the professional. The ama-
teur events viii be as follows: loo-yard
dash. l<o-yard dash. sso-yard dash. smile
run. running high Jump. running broad
Jump, putting 16-pound shot and throw
Ing the discus. Solid gold medals will be
presented TO those winning first prize IN
each event, silver TO the second and
bronze 70 third The professional con-
tests viii be az follows: 1oo-yard dash.
l<o-yard run. 1-mile run. The prizes to be
given IN this class will be like those for
the amateur events.
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multicylinder machines. In the former
medals will be awarded for the ten best
scores and In the latter four medals. A
special gold medal also Will be awarded
er. 1. e.. a rider In no way connected with
the motorcycle or automobile Industries.
The list OF entrants Is as follows:
John Il. McI.oughlin, New York; A: @.
New York: ]. Il. Schlcicner Mount Yer
non, n. Y; Albert Cook. Hammondsport.
N. Y. #. A. Baker, New York; THEODORE
X. Hastings, New York; Stanley kellogg.
Wis; f. Y. White. San Antonio. Tex. !;
VI. A. Gliesman, New York; s. J, Club
buck buck Toledo .r T. prsSancs DsnRrs Memphis s
Schmidt, Sharpsburg. Va; w. r. Mann,
Yonkers, n, Y; David Dessau. New
York; f. M. Dempman. New York: A. b.
Pp9SsvI P11ts La s"s E M Russell wi s. sS %aS Scars Sr
Mass. q. n Wilson, shelton. Conn; J..
]. O'Connor. Hartford; shelton Sturges,
shelton, Conn, Howard A; ,r, French, s, Bal
monds, Ind: George A; Tuckey. Spring
field: GeVrge A Snow. Hartford; A. l..
Hilaman. Moorestown, n: j.: Ralph
RPIein' sPer1e'ff PhilaSeipSiS: Sei George A RucS.
New York; Percy Drummond. Newark.
N. J.; A. T. Wilson. Philadelphia; Walter
Slavery. Brooklyn Howard X. Wray.
Bayshore, N. Y. Samuel r. Rose. New
York; Edward Robling, Scranton; I'd
ward Brereton, New Haven; Walter
Goerke. Brooklyn; George N. Holden.
Springfield Bert 8. Barrows. spring
field; j. A. Turner. Chicago. Peter III.
Cox, New Haven; J. 8. Seidell, Spring
feld: william q. Schaeffer. Reading. Pa. /;
George &. Smith, Newark. ~. j.: T.. II.
Guterman, New York: Edward +. Dufry.
Yonkers, N. Y: A. ". Coffman. Toledo:
Earle II. ovington. New York; j. w. Tas-
s~u Toledo.
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The Fall River ball team is underdoins
n shakeup. Joe Higgins has been released
ana will play with Lowell. Walters has
also been given the green slip and Pitcher
Reiss has gone home. Other changes are
coming, according to Manager oBrien.
An attempt was made TO trade Tommy
Gufneen for Buster Burrill OF the Low
ellis, but the former wouidnt nave ~ un-
Iess be sho,,id be given an increase In sal
arv and a non-reserve contract. Burrfll
played with the Fall River team ten years
ago. but he doesn't seem to have gone
hack any.
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SHARKEY 4 c. BOUTS

New York. July 25.-smiiing Kelly had
shade the better OF George Hoey last
night in the main bout at the stag or the
sharkey Athletic club. The bout was
clean and fast. Hoey displayed moro
cleverness, but Kelly was much the big
g,r and heavier and evaded many OF
Hoeys swings and jabs.
In the semi-nnal Emergency Kelly and
Frankie Howe fought a fast draw. From
beginning 10 end they slugged each other,
but neither was able 10 land n Knockout.
There was never lul until the bell end
ed the bout In draw.
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TO MATCH MOTOR BOATS

The Flint brothers OF thds city. well
known yachting enthusiasts. are looking
for a race with their fast motor boat
built by Judkins OF Rumford They
are cunning for Rudolph F. Haffenreffer.
Jr., the prominent brewer. who has taken
20 motor boat racing and owns COM
bination motor boat.
II a. understood that Mr.. Hoffenreffer
has no objection toward entering into
little friendly contest
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BALTIMORE. Q; ROCHESTER,. Q.

BALT1MORE, 8; ROCHESTER,, "
Baltimore. Md, July H.-The Orioles
and Bronchos played tie game here to-
day the umpire calling the game on ac-
count OF darkness. although IL was light
enough to play several innings more. The
game was characterized by poor work or
the pitchers OF both clubs. the locals
using three and the visitors two twirlers.
The contest, however. was interesting
from start to finish. First one team
would take the lead. but only for an In
ming. when the other would tie the score
or force ahead Both clubs lost several
opportunities to score by poor work on
the bases.
The score:
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Runs -Elberfeld 2. Chase 2. Lartrte 2.
Kleinow--7: Stovall g. Clarke. O'Brien.
Birmingham. Bernhardt-S. Two-base
hits-O Brien, Birmingham Three-base
hits-Clarke 2, Lsporte. Chesbro. Home
run-Chase. Hits-On Joss, o In s inninge;
Off Bernhardt, 2 In 2 innings; OF Leib-
hardt, / in 1 inning. Sacrifice hit-Bir-
mingbam Stolen bases-O' Brien, Chase.
Double play--Stovall and Clarke. Left
on bases-Cleveland 8; New York 8. First
base on balls-On Joss i: or Bernhardt
1. First base on errors-Cleveland 2; New
York l.. Struck out--By Chesbro 3: by
Joss 2: by Bernhardt q; by Leibhardt 1.
Time-1h. bsm. Umpires-Hurst and Con-
molly.
sBatted for Bernhardt In eighth.
PHILADELPHIA 8, CHICAGO 1.
Philadelphia defeated Chicago yesterday
at Philadelphia through the effective
pitching OF Waddell. Score:
Innings 49,. ....1 q 8 8 7s9
Philadelphia =. 20 0 o o 1 2 o x-3
Chicago 80. ......0 0 o o o I o o o. 1
Batteries-waddeli and schreck; Patter-
son and Sullivan.
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Runs-Barrett. Ungaub, Knight. Wag-
ner--4; Schaefer. Crawford cobb-s. Two
base hits--Barrett, Knight. Crawford.
Payne Three-base hits-Fcrris, Wagner
Stolen bases-wagner. Double plays
Wagner to Unglaub: Cobb TO Rossman.
Left on bases-Boston z: Detroit e. First
base on balls-Off Tannehill 4; OF Dono-
van 1. Struck out--By Tannehin 2; by
Donovan 2. Time-1h. AIM. Umpire
O'Loughlin.
WASHINGTON 9. ST. LOUIS s.
Washington. July 25.--Patfen outpitch-
Cd Morgan yesterday and washington
defeated st. Louis, 8 to & The visitors
made q sensational finish. scoring all their
runs In the last inning. the result OF
three hits, two bases on balls and Gam
ley's muffed fly. Delehanty's batting was
the feature. Score:
A urrT NJ<SrVxNHy
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KITSON SOLD OUTRIGHT

New York, July 24.-Pitcher Kitson OF
the New York American league team has
been sold outright to the Kansas City
club. This announcement was made yes
terday In this city. and II Is said that
Kitson has signed two years contract 10
play In the outfield for the Missouri team.
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Runs-Halligan. Hanford. Merritt--s;
Thoney--1. First base on errors
Toronto 3. Left on bases-Toronto 8:
Jersey City 4. First base on balls-Off
Lake 1: off Applegate /. Struck out
BY Lake 2; by Applegate 4. Home run
Merritt Three base hit-Halligan.
Sacrifice hit--Carrigan. Stolen bases
Clement. Woods, Thoney, Weidensaul.
Double play-Sentelle. Bean. Frick and
Flynn. Umpires-Sullivan and Nc
Carthy. Time-1h. 40m. Attendance
1900.
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Runs-Kelly. O'Hara, Hall 2. Demmitt
g. Hearne. Burrell. Beach--9: Bannon. 3.
Malay, Flanagan, Loudly Lennox, Sond-
Three-base hits-O'Hara, Kelly. Home
rup-Flanagan. Sacrifice hIts-Malay,
Doran Hayden 2. Bannon. Beach. Stolen
bases-Demmitt, Beach, Sondheinl,
Hearne. Double play-Henley to Malay.
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sBOoTON T. DEIhOlI ..
Boston. July 8.-The Bostons sis1nalized
their return TO the home grounds by win
ming from Detroit yesterday. TO 8. Wag-
her's playing I'm the ninth was feature
His error gave Detroit a chance 10 tie;
his jumping catch OF Payne's liner after
tho game Was tied prevented further scor-
sng and HIS three-bagger paved the way
10 victory. Jennings and Coughlin were
but on tho ff1eld for protests. Score:
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only one ~BRoMo aUININE,

That Is LAXATIVE BRoMo oulnine.
Similarly named remedies sometimes
deceive. The first and original Cold
Tablet is WHITE PACKAGE with
black and red lettering. and bears the
signature OF Z. w. GROVE. 25c.
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GOLF At CHICAGO

Chicago. July S.-Charies Evans OF
Edgewster club yesterday won the junior
golf championship by defeating Albert
Ezekiel OF Riverside club up IN the final
ss-hole match at Westward Ifo.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Springfield 4. New Haven 2.
Hartford IL. New London o.
Norwich s. Holyoke 2
Waterbury :. bridgeport z
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Runs-Clymer 2. Ganley 2 Patten Ship
ke--s: Niles. Wallace, T. Jones, Stevens.
Three-base hits--Clymer. Ganley, stone.
Sacrifice hits-Ganley. Shipke. Double
and T. Jones' Left on
bases-washington 9: st. Louis 7. First
base on balls-On Patten 8; of Morgan ].
First base on washington i; 81.
Louis !. Hit by pitcher-By Patten /.
Struck out--By Patten 2; by Morgan 2.
Time-2h. 5m. Umpire-Evans.
sBatted for Morgan I'm ninth.
!Batted for Pickering In ninth.
NEW YORK z. CLEVELAND 9.
New York, July 25.-The local Amerl-
cans won the first game OF the series
from Cleveland on their arrival at the
home grounds yesterday. The contest
was remarkable for hard hitting and
Chesbro outlasted three OF the visiting
pitchers. Score:
NEW YORK.
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COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR;
CONTESTS
FULL INNINGS and
CALLED AT 9-9 TIE

First base on balls--Off Hardy 8; or Wal
ters 4 OFF loren 1; of Henley !. Balk-
Hardy ]. Struck out--By Hardy /; by
Walters 1; by loren g. by Adkins 1; by
Henley 2. Wild pitchcs-Toren 1; Walters
/. Left on bases-Baltimore s; Rochester
8. First base on errors-Baltimore 2;
Rochester O.. Time-2h. 30m. Umpire
Conway.
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PuILL. q, Wilmington 2

wilmington. July B.-The Philsdeiphis
Nationals defeated the Wilmington Trt-
state team yesterday. 4 10 2. No errors
were made. Score:
Philadelphia :. 20 8 o o o o o l. 4
wilmington 30 o o o o 1 ! o. 2
Bafteries-Corridon ana Jacklltsch.
ChapDeue and Foster.
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Gioversville. N. Y, July %.-The Pitts
burg Nationals, with Sam Jeever In the
box, did not give A. j. and q. OF the State
league look In here yesterday afternoon.
Abbaticchio. Clarke and Wagner starred
az the bat while the base running OF the
two former players was feature. Score:
Innings ....... 2 3 & 81 3
PittsburR ....... 2 % 2 o q KS
Ratteries-Leever and Phelps; Bowen
and stroh. Umpire-Callahan.
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BUFFALO AND new YORK TIE

Buffalo, July 2.-Buffalo tied with the
New York Nationals In en- exhibition
sanse yestcrdsy. The game was called In
the nth TO let the teams catch trains.
Score nv innings:
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Game called-darkness
JERSEY CITY 3, TORONTO I.

Jersey City, July 24.--Todays VIC
tory by Jersey City over Toronto gave
the series to the Skeeters. two games
to one. and also removed the Canadians
from first position. restoring Buffalo
once again to the top. Kelly's men
fell by the wayside In their attempts
to connect with Joe Lakes spit ball,
and only four hits were chalked up,
two OF these being put together with
two out In the Canadians third inning
Cor their only tally. The Skeeters hit
Applegate more freely. Merritt start
ing the run making with a homer In
the second inning. and after the score
was tied Woods hit with che bases
filled I'm the sixth broke things up into
n Jersey City victory, runs to 1. The
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GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Rochester at Toronto.
Newark at Baltimore.
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Yesterdays results:
Baltimore. 9: Rochester. Q (game called
in eighth inning on account OF darkness).
Jersey City, 3; Toronto. ].
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NO GAMES YESTERDAY.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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BOSTON OPENS AT
HOME WITH WIN
yrarrRDAy,s REsyLTs.

YESTERDAYS RESULIS.
Philadelphia 3. Chicago i.
Washington 9. st. Louis 5. ss'
New York Z, Cleveland g. 49,
Boston 4. Detroit 8. NJ
GAMES TODAY. u
Chicago at philadelphia
Cleveland at New York. -
st. Louis at washington.
Detroit at Boston
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Hits--BunaIo y. New 1Ork =. ErfOrs-
Buffalo 4 -Kissinger and Ryan;
Lynch and Brcsnahan-
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-11-14
TALk OF The TOWN



Our telephone NUMBER is 49,
Joseph Spencer is over from Bru-
noau this week
p. H. Spangenberger spent Mon
day in Boise
r. p. Chattin is paying Boise
q business visit this week
Mrs. Aiva White has been quite
i'll with the grippe recently
c. @. Gerhardt came In from
Bennett Creek Wednesday,
Will Howard made a business
trip to Pocatello last Wednesday,
Jas p Sharpe of Bruneau, spent
day in Mountain Home this week.
Frank DELL was over from Bru-
Heau the latter part of the week.
W. M. wither of Pine was reg
istered at the Evans Hotel on Tues
day.
Lafic Gray of Atlanta, is in
town shaking hands with old
friends
Harry Lambcrton is in the
mountains this week on a hunting
"trip.
Joe Su1Iaway, who has been in
the upper country for some time is
in town.
G. W. and W. E. Bonham are
among the arrivals from Atlanta
this week
Mrs Austin and Mrs. Shepherd
were in Boise Tuesday on a shop
ping tour
Mrs O. H. Hutchins went up to
Boise the first of the week, on Z
short business trip
T. H. Keough, the prominent
mining man, was in Mountain
Home this week
S. Morden of Boise, spent Tues
day in this city on business fol
Eiler's Piano House.
II Estabrook of Portland, was il
town the first of the week anc
while here took up "A desert claim
Wahtcd--Horses to pasture OF
the old Cap Barry farm For furthei
information call on or address A
Stevens
bert Kelsey is again in Mountain
Home to visit relatives and ole
friends
A.. E. Carlson of the Carlson
Lusk Hardware Company of Boise,
was in Mountain Home yesterday
on business
W. Darlington and S. w. Dee
of Boise came down from Rocky
Bar Tuesday evening on their way
to the capital city.
] w Briggs, a recent arrival
from North Dakota, has invested
in real estate here and will re.
main permanently
G. W. Jackson came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday, and is the
guest sf his daughter, who live:
at this place
A wedding license was issucc
November - to Jennie Sherwood
of Boise and Arthur Richardson
of Jordan Valley.
Mrs e j. Turner of Boise i:
spending couple of weeks il
Mountain Home the guest of Mrs
and Mrs w. j. Turner.
Mrs w. c. Nelson of Baker Cit,
passed through here Wednesda,
on her way to Atlanta where she
will visit friends.
Geo W. Manning, that able ans
energetic representative of tn,
Evening Capital News, is spend
ing week our midst
Mrs Jack Rumbley and famil,
came down from Atlanta Tuesda
on their way to Union, Oregon
where they will spend the winter
Mrs B. w. Mathcrs and chill
dren left Sunday afternoon for Sal
Lake where she will visit her r,
1tiveS-
Come in and look around: yC
will see many things that ma
surprise you. Goods you didn'
know we sold Goods you wan
Trathen-
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Brush up. See Eaton the painter.
Tel. 13ex.
All the old papers you can carry
for cents.
Paint up. See Eaton, the paint
er. Tel. 13ox.
Tyler, the tailor, repairs clcth-
ing. Take that suit to him and
have it made like new.
Carl Sacks OF Atlanta was in
Mountain Home early in the week,
attending to business matters.
P. H. SCHNEIDER, a mining man
from Denver, is in Mountain look
ing over this part of the country
Did you hear the comment on
your buggy9 1t needs painting.
See Eaton, the painter. Tel. 139x.
Lost-One crochet robe for baby
carriage. Finder please bring to
Hotel Evans and receive reward
panied by her young son is down
from Pine visiting relatives.
w. F. Fuller OF Wisconsin, has
been in Mountain Home looking
over the country with the result
that he has purchased land here.
The large mirror in the Keener
Drug Store window will be given
away December "a to the customer
/ making the greatest amount of
purchaseds before that time.
Attend the lecture at the Con-
gregational church Saturday night.
This is the third number in the
entertainment course and promises
to be good one. Tickets ON sale
at the reading room.
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CONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE.

give are going to let a contract for
building several miles of laterals in and
around Mountain Home. Gin addition
we have several miles of old laterals to be
cleaned, widened and repaired
gWill let in large or small contracts
to suit bidders. qFull Information will be
furnished at the office of
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