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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-21

| homeless, alone IN this great city, was
walking it's streets in cold, penetrat-
| ing rain. An east wind blew off the
water. The young man was proud. He
would not write his relatives for help.
He was afraid to let his aristocratic
grandmother know that he had drifted
off the sea, into one kind of vaga bond
life after another, until he was on the
verge of starvation and crime in
great, merciless city. *...~..:s :.
d .tOut in the night, that night. this
lad stumbled against your friend Mr..
Barton. He gave him shelter and food.
Then he sent. him out to Colorado be-
fore it was too late. Then. Gordon
was crying. = he old lady had some
thing in her sharp eyes that glittered
brighter than the eyes. s2s ss
Then this lad discovered a secret.
The EHnghams always were quick.
HE found out that he was not the only
one. Mr.. Gordon, do you know that
this friend of yours has during the last
i've years sent as little. colony of con-
sumptive people to Colorado and paid
Ill their expenses Their. saving at least
dozen lives? This much my grand
son has discovered. He was the first
one Of them to lind out. his benefactor's
name and address. It first came to
him through an accident. But your
friend isand you did net knoW~it?? ~
want 50 thank him want to tell him
how much my boy owes him. You
serious e
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Big bargain in BrOokiand; lot be
tween 18th and 18th: loj 50NI59; only 10 cents
per foot ID sold a.
ONLY - 2-l.
FOR SAIE $3.50 so 90 s..5 per month vii
iuy very desirable two-sJoFN and cellar bay
window brick. new. SiN rooms, reception hall.
tiled bath; iiled vrstibtlr; iull cellar and laun-
dry. stable rear. This iS very desirable house
cu very eF~y terms ON square from Columbia
ears.
FNt NAiE-II Tennessee ave. ur.- twr stories
iUll cellar; furnace. Good lot. with alley rear.
At~i be- ~uld To- ciosr estate.
WN. u. SAUNDERS * CO. I4U5 st. nS.
ulb-p-tf
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One WOman's Experience With Grip
Remedy.

While suffering from 2 severe attack
o. the grip and threatened with pneu-
monia Mrs. Annie H. Cooley. OF Middle
held. Conn. began using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and was very much bene-
hted by us use The pains In the chest
soon disappeared. The cough became
loose, expectoration easy and In a short
time she was as well as ever. Mrs
Cooley says she cannot speak too highly
in praise of this remedy. For sale by
Henry Evans. wholesale and retail. and
all druggists.
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JOSEPH /. WELLER,
HOUSES FOR SALE.

II IT WHAT NoU ARE LOOKING FOR.
New and up 10 date-built bv an experienced
back stairway. Three story brick. beautifully
located ju Northwest. Fin- parking; lot
loXl4u, ." an alley. Ten rooms aud two
handsome baths. only $1,000. Trust 20 suit.
HERE u ONE FOR THE SMALL FAMILY.
in the best 81 locations IN Northwest. On
10th -. Easy ~ access. Two-story brick.
Eight and bath. PRICE, - 30
Trus. - $50.
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THE BEST FOR THE PRICE.
Built by days Iabor-not BY contract.
40, AZ, A, 40 u ST. n. w.

These well-built houses must be
seen to be appreciated Not the or
dmary. cramped house on a lot Is
feet inches wide q houses built on
an original 30 feet. but full Is feet
wide: a rear alley - feet wide.
Handsome fronts Of pressed brick
and select quality of stone. A novel
feature of these desirable and COM
plete little homes Is a long-distance
telephone already Installed in each
house and service prepaid for one
year
Nos 40 and 46 L ST. NV. 4 rooms
on lst floor reception hall plan),
sleeping rooms and tiled bath 81, 400
No. 20 Double parlors. dining
room and kitchen on 1st floor;
sleeping rooms: corner of allev;
SIDE LIGHT. $4,000
No. ~ rooms. side light. $500
NOu have a chance 10 secure one Of
these handsome houses at actual cost
They were built By the owner to dis
pose of the ground and not with the
idea Of making profit on the build
ing- Don't hesitate.
The easiest terms can be arranged.
$500 10 500 cash. and reasonable
monthly payments.
Open Sunday and week days for
inspection.
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ESTABLISHED 1870.

". :. TAPPAN. Optician and icwecr. 6Ga
Yth 81. NV. one door above r. Watches.
give satisfaction. old gold and silver bought
for cash.
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LAST CHANCE

To SFCI RI ONE uF TIE BEST BARGAINS
NEAR GDNEKNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
ami - Aloysifls Church ont 20 the nine
house. oulN three ieil for sale - The re-
u.afkahls Tow price 80 81 80 Exceptionally
we'll cuustrus.~d. confa iuIug SIX large rooms
with extra large pantry. cellar. and bath.
good size ward to rear alley. These houses
cannot bs duplicated a. bones invest
Ueuts- Rented always Co good tenants at
so per month. Best section uf ~ So Par
ticttlars of SbIE AGENT
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
HONEST DEALING N REALTY"
Tel r. s5S or ST y w
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LOCK AT

What would YOU give for one2
They must be sold
$500 20 500 cash; easy monthly payments
They cannct he ep..aled for the price Note
the general appearance-sse elevated we'll
appearing hause-a handsome house.
Red Brick and stone frunts- The arrangement
j. rhe best plrlOr. reception hail. dining ROOM
pantry, and kitchen on first floor; back porch,
three sleeping ROOMS and modern tiled bath
Ioom, plenty Of closet roorl-
These houses are well finished. hardwood on
first floor; dining room 20 be finished In burlap.
with wooden paneline and plate rail.
LOOK At THEM. NE CAN GIVE NOI- 4
BARGAIN NOU WILL NOT HAVE AN OP-
PORTl NITN TO Bl THEIR EQt Al WHEN
THEY ARR GONE.
Open Sunday and week days for
inspection.
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SAVE IhE CHILDREN.

THIS SOCIETY f. enJeavOring 20 help
lower the death rate in the District Of Co
lumbla.
THIS SOCIETY is also Cndcavoring TO
lessen human misery and 10 protect the
lives Of children and Of persons In impaired
health.
THIS SOCIETY Is convinced that contami-
mated rsw milk and cream are largely re-
spDusblr for
SCARLET FEVER. DPHTHERIA,
MEASLES. TYPHOID. and other
ENTERTC DISEASES
THIS SOCIETY las carefully studied the
subject aud concluded that
SCALDIRG THE MILK
+ the proper and simple precautionary
measure. that scaldiug milk VIII not affect
its dtgestibility. and that milk laws and
inspection, while undoubtedly helpful, offer
only partial protection. After scslding, keep
cool and covered
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
We favor a stringent law prohibiting the
ss!e. OF in Ice Cream, % any CREAA
not Pnrtturized.
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PROFITABLE~PROPERTY POINTERS

CONSVLT Nj BEFORE BUYING. MY
hot SIS REPRESENT THE FINEST PROD
TOTS or THE BUILDERS SKILL. HOUSE
80 IS SEAToN STREET y. w. Is ESPECIAL.
LN ATTRACTIVE. Buy DIRECT
THOMAS M HAISLIP,
ARCHITECT AND OWNER. s. ST. \. ".
fnh26tf
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NOW FOR THE HEIGHTS.

VERY LITTLE READY CASH NECESSARY To
buy this excellent home. Nicely located not
far from cars. ~ rooms and bath side lights
1hree-stOry brick; four deep; nice
porch. Trust. s.. 100. Can be bought for
less than s7,OOo. We exclusive agents for
this house. Cali for permit TO inspect,
pleas.
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THOMAS M. HAISLIF
SUBURBAN.
ANACOSTIA l

ANACOSrIA REAL ESTATE.
RENTS collected. Properties bought and sold.
Ftre insurance. Loans. :. SOWERBt IT'S a
co. ia Molr"c 81, Anacostia, Room 81 At
lantc BDiidEg. mh3o lft
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

FOR SALE Several beautiful building lots,
Chevy Chase vicinity. cheap and easy to de
sir1ble people A chance Tor a country home
worth having: write now Address Bon 81,
this Office.
FOR SALE Cheap. lot on OAK St. Le Dr0it
Park, i by % feet; price, $3.50. r. " PAR
KER. Atlantic BuidinE mh2t-st
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FINE FARM-45l acres; near Hopkins,ilIe
thrist san Co. ny modern broom residCuc@;
large barn and outbuildings; 400 acres c1lG-
Nated; railrVSd. W VI. OSTRANDER
North American Building, Philadelphia. II
TWO FINE FRI TT RANCHES los Angeles Co.
Cal one POO acres IN best orange belt and one
1870 acres, with lu8 acres to set to oranges and
lemons. eNceilrsnt investment. W NJ US-
TRANDER. North American Building. PhiladrI-
uhid IL
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How to Be Your Own Landlord

Near Mount Pleasant with 500 cash and $50
monthly For fall particulars drop postal, tele-
phone, ccii for I6-page Illustrated Book
let, Plat, etc Buy before (nOt after the cN-
t-naon of 18th Street Il you wish TO receive the
great increase ia value that is sure 90 follow.
FULTON r. GORDON,
7o4 I4th N. W. Telephone Main 5os NJ.
mh27-:u
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Benefits Of Improvements.

The advantage 10 inure to the sec
tion from these large holdings becomes
apparent when we realize that costl ly
assured. Every Improvement OF a desira-
bic character is great benefit 80 sur
rounding property and every inferior
Improvement becomes az once a disad-
vantage. West OF Rock Creek. these
large holdings are being handsomely
improved. II at all. and it Is safe TO say
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CANNON & SUMMERS,
I4a7 F St. N. w. Phone Main 2oeo.
tnh2g1t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PNPERED or tintel al lowest prices,
prize samples r'ught. Address 400 N"S Jersey
nli.y-1I
ROOMS PAPERI -. $40 up. house painting;
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. liC5 6ih ST.
ne. Phone, Fast 306-D Hih2sl-3t
ROOMS papercd. - up; samples brought.
HUNT, sC7 q 81 nS- Phone East so a.
nh22 a
NOLTE so4 9th st NV. Is constantly recsiT-
ing the latest and most attractive C,signs in
" all Papers. anu papeaE FoOIns from 100 up
yincsd. Kl14d
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FOR SALE-FARHS.

FOR SAL. 2o-acre truck farm. three miles troIn
" Washington. ou >Iitiand Pike. improved ~
dwelling and barn For particulars apply go
PHIL " CHEW. 5l2 r ~ NV mil-7- %
FOR SALE Furty-acre farm, within siN uiiics
% Washington. improved 10y hVe-r"cu dwelling;
assessed for 81 so, worth Sl-su0, price. st2J1
PHIL W. CHEW, lI2 81 NV uih2S-st
FOR SAILS sCres, ten-room dwelling; al
necessary outhuildiugs, fruit; ten minutes 10
steam and clectric ears; twelve miles from
Washington. ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsville, Md
FOR SALE Forty-acre farm. within six miles
of Washington. improved by riye-room dwelling,
7ssesscd for - 800; worth Sl.So0; price. Sl.2co
PHI W. CHEW. 5i2 81 NV. mh2l-st
Cd. Esd ACRES o. land IN solid body in L. Sale
county, Texas. az - acre. " n. GRAHAM
CO. Cuero. Tex mh@0-t2t
DENTISTRY.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: frm. comfortable,
durable beautiful. uudetectable: positively
painless. DR. l. b. WILSON. $40 19th 81. NV.
mh'-SOs
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FOR SALE Buy a HOME. STOP RENTING.
$50 OF more cash down and sI2 more per
month will buy nice near /, new tWO-ssory
siN-room frame house, in an improving section,
A ST. Sc; not far from East Capitol ST cars,
house IN splendid condition. and ready To move
into. water in kitchen. sewer. etc; some fruit:
about ,, 900 feet ground: 3O-foot rear alley. fine
terrace; parking, front porch. nice home; title
perfect You cannot afford to mis- This chance
70 get nome. To whites only. Prfcc, oniN
SLID o. VI BRYANT, Owner, Narder Ruild-
sng, 9th and SIS. mh2s-3t
FOR SALE Must sell at once: modern dwelling.
side end rear aiicys and tyNo-story stable, cost
owner 500, also lot and good frame building,
both sold Tor value Of lot; both these properties
d-sirably located Virginia ave So SIR us
about them. e. BOYER & Co, 30 + 81. NV.
mh2s2t
FOR SALE Three houses: :. 3 and 10 rooms,
respectively At the District line on CITY and
Suburban electric road beautiful subdivision aud
only one car fare PHI ". CHEW, 5I2 3 81.
NV. mhZs7t
FOR SALE
$4,000
ONE or THE VERY BEST HOMES WE HAVE
ever offered for the price. An unusually well
constructed two-stcry brick. six rooms, bath, !
cellar. urHace. owner built for his home. well
located Northeast.
FOR SALE
Only $500.
A BAN-WINDoW BRICK On 9th st. NV, neag y.
Two stories; cellar; ST rooms and bath Very
choice location.
FOR SALE
$4,000
GROOM BRICK NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE. lot IsVSq.
FOR SALE Reduced 70 - .oO--s-rocm brick on
81. nesr North Capitol
STONE & TAIRFAN SOC and SIS r st NV
mhE1-3L
FOR SALE-At a bargain. a b@y-vindow house:
VI st NV, near 5th; seven rooms and bath.
all modern improvements well built, lot 2OxlOO,
10 an alley apply 40 Owner. ISiDOR GROS-
MIR. lOI3 Pennsy lvani. ..e. NV. nrha1-2r
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Win which 10 purchase Both can Snd a resi-
dcnce which will not alone please hut exactly
suit him We don't deal in property Of doubt
ful value or questionable title What we offer IS
safe and sure. Call or send for list of homes-aII
prices. from ~ 900 to slJoO00
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FOR SAlE-At bargain, bzy-window house !.
81. NV, near 9TH seven and bath +.
all modern imProy einrnts: well built; lot 2OxlOO
70 an alley apply 40 Owner. ISIDOR GROS-
NER. t0iS Penn=y lvania ave NV. uTh27-st
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT -HOt SrS
Wisconsin ave Tealeytown. : rooms and
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keep lookout Tor bargains ia Real Estate D.,
consulting o,fr list daily. We have all sorts of
Houses; for either the man Of moderate means OF
The man who has thousands ~
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JACOBS-March 20. a. Alb Fifth Street
northeast. Of chronic bronchitis, Louise
b. Jacobs. aged sixt y-fve years
JONES March p. al zoos Twentieth
Street northwest. of consumption and
gastritis Arnold Jones. seven years old.
K
KEANE-March 90 al 1882 G Street
northwest of consumption. Patrick z.
Keane. aged fOrty-three years.
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nor SALE-ACre lots Blair Road north 81
BTightwoOd; water, sewer, and gas; elec-
tTlC
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER COMPANY.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

IOR SALE-Farrn Of eight acres situated ON
two country roads about 81 mile from Branch
Ni,ie. Md. station. ON The T. & q. r. r. and
mile from tity and Suburban Electric Rail
way; siN-roum house and outbuildiugS; viii sell
reasonable Inquire of J. e. HOT Mt. Ber,sy n,
vi !.
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GROOM BRICK. NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE. lot IsVSq.
FOR SALE Reduced 20 -. s0O--S- room brick OF
81. near North Capitol ST.
STONE * FAIRFAX, SOC and SIS st. NV
rr4f
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-22
Irri eating Canal Sold.

Blackfoot, Ida, Jan. 10-By virtue
of judgement issuing ont of the dis
trict court of Bingham county the Idaho
canal properties We're sold at public
auction today to the highest bidder, for
the aggregate sum of 500, 000 The
and Improvement company, IA corpora
ton recently organized by j. H. Brady
of Pocatello, which is the headquarters
of the new concern. The sale will pro-
badly be confirmed at the next term of
the district court, at which time deed
will be given to the purchasers
The canal is easily the largest in the
entire Northwest, with three diverting
heads on Snake river one at the juno
ton Of the South Fork above Rigby,
another at Bear Island, ten miles north
of Idaho Falls, and one at Shelby feed
ing about 125 miles in length and carry
ing about 60, 900 inches of water. The
system practically covers all Of the east
side of Snake River valley, from Poca-
tello to the South Fork of the Snake
river, and IS capable Of watering up
ward of a million acres of land.
During the past four years the canal
has been in the hands of Receiver S. j.
Rich who has made a splendid showing
with the property, making net gain of
over 81 900, besides putting in large
900 foot dam across Snake river and
making many other expensive and val
liable improvements.
The new company which purchased
the canal today is thoroughly organized
under Mr.. Brady and contemplates Il
complete and thorough overhauling of
the system. The work of extending the
canal to Pocatello will be commenced
as soon as possible. This will reclaim
several thousand acres of good land ad
jacent to Pocatello, which was thrown
open to settlement last June
The extension of the canal is prob
ably the most momentous event in the
history of Pocatello, as that thriving
little city, aside from a waterworks svs
tenn, has no aneans of irrigation In ad-
dition to this it will open rich agri-
cultural area around the city, giving it
long and deeply felt want.
Besides the real property, which com
prises the three systems known as the
Idaho Falls, the Idaho and Reservation
canals, the purchase includes $4,000
worth of personal property and sup.
Elemental contract with the United
States, valued at $22, 500
The sale was conducted by Receiver
Rich. W. S. CLANCY, secretary of the
new company, and Robert Hayes of
Pocatello, made the purchase for that
concern. H. II. Henderson of Ogden.
attorney for the Utah Construction
company represented that companys
interests at the sale
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-22
The New French
Ambassador

Monsieur Cambon, who had been the
French ambassador at Washington since
1898, and who became so widely known
as the representative of Spain during
the Spanish American troubles. was
transferred to Madrid in September
His successor, Monsieur Jusserland ar
rived IN the United States during Decem-
Der, in time to present his creden-
tials to President Roosevelt before the
New Years reception. and at which he
made his first official appearance Mon
sier Jusserland has been in the diploma
tic service for more than quarter of a
century and has made an enviable rec
ord, but he is as widely known in CONT
mental Europe as writer on questions
of economics and finance as he is di-
plomat of note. Like his colleague, the
British ambassador Monsieur Jusser-
land has an American wife, who comes
from wealthy New York family. Be-
fore her marriage Madame Jusserland
was Miss Elsa Richards, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Richards The
late Mr.. Richards was one of the founders
of the banking house of Monroe & Co.,
of Paris. january Wonans Home
Companion.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-22
COUNTY ATTORNEYS
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF the
Association OF County Attorneys
of Idaho Will be held in Boise
Wednesday, January %, 1903, to
discuss matters OF Importance
pertaining to their offices and to
look after some needed leGissla
ton. One of the matters which
they will call to the attention Of
the SOlOnS is the need of an Off
cial StenoSrapher for Justice
courts in examinations that their
hearings may be expedited.
At present such proceedings
are slow. as time is consumed
in waiting for the testimony to
be taken by q typewriter.
Another change asked for will
be to amend the statutes admit
ting testimony given at hearing
in Justice court as evidence in
the district court There are
several other matters Of import
ance TO be brought before the
association and it is expected
that every county attorney in
the state will be present.
John f. Nugent Of Silver City.
is president. and +. j. t'rawley
Of Boise is secretary.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-22
STRINGENT ANTI SH EEP LAW

A bill will be introduced in the
Legislature in few days MAX
ing it a misdemeanor to herd or
Craze sheep upon the lands or
possessOry claims Of others, or
within two miles OF inhabited
dwellings,.
The bill Will provide that it
shall be unlawful for any person
owning or having charge of
sheep to herd the same, on per
NIT them to be herded on the
land or pOsSesSory claims of
others. without the permission
of the owner first had and OBJ
tanned. and it shall be unlawful
Tor any person owning or hay
ing charge of sheep to herd or
Craze same within two miles OF
any dwelling house in this state
which is occupied in good faith
as a permanent residence.
1t fixes the penalty that an Y
person violating the provisions
OF the act shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanor and shall upon
conviction thereof, be punished
as in other cases OF misdemean-
ors, and each day that any per
son shall violate the provisions
OF this act shall be deemed a
separate and distinct offense.
An emergency is deemed ex
isting and it will be asked that it
will be in force from and after
IT'S passage and approval.
1t is expected that the sheep
men will provide a strong lobby
to fight the measure, as it strikes
II vital blow at their interests.
Many of the legislators are de
termlned to pass such measure.
and hot fight is antiCipated.
The two mile limit law now on
the statutes is far less stringent
than the one that it is proposed
to enact.
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WHICH Is HE.

A leading Republican Of Ere
mont county and an untirine
worker in the last campaign.
who was in Boise when the re.
cent state appointments were
made, says; "The workers of
the party are being given the
icy hand, but the rubber-necks
are strictly in it, Rexbure
Current.
Editor Wallis was in Boise at
the time OF the appointments but
We are at a loss to know lust
where TO place him. From the
above, one would presume that
he was one of the ''untiring
workers, but ii comes from
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-22
A Assessment Notice

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors of the Harrigfeld
Canal and Irrigation Co Ltd, at their
place OF business at Squirrel, Idaho on
December 9th, 1902, an assessment of
thirty cents 900 per share was levied
and is now due on the subscribed stock
Of said company. One half of said ass
essmenti is payable in cash to the secre-
tary OF the company at his office the
other half to be paid in labor to the
superintendent at the Lead of the canal
All stock upon which this assessment
remains unpaid February 2lst. 1908, will
be delinquent and will be sold to pay
said assessment. CARL F. LEM, See.
Squirrel, Idaho.
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Notice of Stock Holders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stock holders Of
the Farmers Friend Co. Ltd, of Will
ford, Idaho, will be held in MILFORD
Idaho, at o'clock p. m, ON Tuesday
January 13, 1903, for the purpose of
electing directors and the transaction of
such other business rs may legally come
before the meeting.
l. E. HOUGHToN, Secy.
Dated at st Anthony. Idaho, this lst
day Of january, 1903.
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John b. Archer
Defendant

The State of Idaho Sends Greeting
10 John b. Archer, Defendant.
YOU are hereby summoned and required to
appear IN an action brought against YOU by the
apoye-named plaintiff in the District Court of
the Fifth judicial District OF the STATE. Of Ida-
no, IN and for the County OF Fremont and 10
answer the complaint fled therein. within ten
days exclusive of the day of seryice) after
the service on you of this summons, if served
within this County: or # served out of This
County, but in this District within twenty
days or II served else where. within forty day
Inc sald action Is brought to forever dissolve
tne bonds OF matrmOny now existing between
plllntlh ana defendant on the grounds that on
or ABOUT october |. 1900. defendant wilfuly
ana without cause deserted and abandoned
PAINFUL ana ever since has ana still continues
TO Wllfully and without cause desert aud aDan-
oon p'alntlh and live separate and apart from
hef Without sufficient cause or reason and
against her will and without her consent and
that ever since said October T. 1900 defendant
mas laued 10 provide plainth the common nee
eSSltles OF life. because of the idleness. profit
sacN ana dissipation OF defendant: for the
custody OF Lot Bond Archer. AGED three wears
the only issue of the marriage of said plaintiff
ana defendant; for costs of SUIT. and for such
other and further relief as to the Court may
seem lust, all OF which more fully appears
IRON plaintiffs complaint filed herein :, conv
OF which is hereto attached, hereby referred
TO. and made part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
| to appear ana answer the said complaint as
above required. the said l'laintfn Will aDplI 10
the said Court forthc relief demanded in the
| complaint
tersT' Witness my hand and the seal
$500 of the Fifth Judicial District Of
the state OF Idaho, in and for
the County OF Fremont. this
Ind day of Decembe.. 1902.
a. NJ, Carter. Clerk
BY Rose f. DI, is. Deputy Clerk
Thomas l. Hamer, Attorney for Plaintiff