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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01
Amtnttnhtl- 8 DIM llfnhrer.

S9ub por benz 9[utomobil! Der
giot6f6rei erI9oIlt aus alien 2dnbern
In benen bas SDffzSDff @tnsug eez
balten. Sn Wirtli9teit 1T bamit aber
ni9t bas 8efdbrt felbit gereint, fon@
bern Der Sabrer, au6 Chauffeur gez
nannt, Der tbeils bur6 llneeI9idli9=
felt unb nntenntntB ietner MaI9tne,
thetls bur9 Die ridii9tsloie 8rutaltz
tGt bet S6neafabrluit ii9 gum
G9reden bes 9erfeb1s auf ben Stra@
ben in Stabt unb 2anb gena9t bat.
9egen bas Mutompbil felb1t 1T nihts
ein3uipenben, i'm 9egentbetl, es lit bas
Mert elmer @rfinbung, Die in Der SUI
funft cine tpibttge Ho1e unter ben
Sransportmitteln gu fpielen berufen
it, gerabe tpie es bas 8tepcle tpar.
bas als Spiel5eug bon Miifitggdngern
aufgetommen, iid6 ais 10 niiBlides
Gtiia WiobeI ertptelen bat, buB ielbit
Der Sarmer iich beHelben bdufig be-
bient, no es iih nidt Der W}iibe lobnt,
Die Pferbe an3ui9irren. Was bas
8iepele anfangs 70 unpopular ma9te,
bas mar Der v9cor9er", Der tpie
tpabnfinntg babiniaste, ben &opf auf
bas Hab gebiidt nit ben 8etnen
itrampelnb ols gGlte es ii9 ben Sang
arnsn zines 5eufelsfii6es gu entz
sieben, obne Hiiditdt auf 4Qes, mas
ii6 um i'm, neben ober por ibm be-
ipeste. sSn gletder Metfe forgt Der
gbauffeur bafiir, Dab man ibn unb
5ein nngetbiim babt. sSn feiner Riidz
fidtsloiisteit ma6t er fi6 au benz,
mas man bteraulanbe 10 treffenb dls
cine nuisance beaet9net, Elm piberz
ipGrtiees, in feiner aufbrinsli9en
StrenuoiitGt bic Si6er6eit an 2eib
unb 2eben bebrobenbes, bonn Saumel
ber S6neQraferei befallenes SnDibiz
buum. Sid bes BON ibm Deriibten
llnfugs su ertpebren, ftnnt man nun
auf MaBregeln. eSn 0eutf9lanb ION
iogar, ipie bor einiger 3eit beri9tet
ipurbe, Der Neidstag nit Iol9en be-
belliet tperben, permutbli9, neil bort
Sie5e Mrt Sport einen 10 bo9ariftoz
fratifmen Gbaratter dngenDmnlen bat,
baB ii1 bic poli5ei, bic bod ionf ni9t
blDbe 1T, ni9t baran traiit. 5ier
iperben mir ipobl bulb aus ben 2egis<
Lauren bnpon bDren bessleihen BON
itdbtiI9en @erorDnungen, tpietpobl
bod fanm mebr nDthig lit, als bic be-
ife1 Apen 8prf1rifte,l gegen 3i 5nnels
les dhbter itreng our95ufiibren. Sb
Elm iibtrmiitbiger ober betrunfener
autfner feinen Saul 5u balsbbrehe@
rider geI1ipinbisteit antreibt ober
Der MutDmobilfabrer ipie ton barauf
los fnuit, lift bob I'm @runbe baHelbe,
bic pafanterl iperben babur9 In gletS
der Msi5e gefGbrbet. Jreilih lift ber
Gbduffeur bisber nod in benz Glduben
gtlai1en tporben, bnB ct befpnbere
Nprrehte belize, bub er nur nit iei<
rlkrl CORN 5u tiitsn bruudt, bamit
biz GuBgdnger auseinonberitieben tpie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

Mit feds proaent muB Snpan feine
neueite Mnletbe berainlen. ssSn Der
Sinan5iDelt ideint man feinen bis<
bergen Grfolsen alfo feirlen gar gu
sroBen Mertb beiaulesen.
X X X
@ute Natbf9ldge iinb mitnnte,
reht niiblih, aber fir cine CUTE Mabl=
aett iinb fie ni4t ausreihenb.
Die 6iinbhen ber ,pberen Dierbun-
bert" tragen ieBt bei falter Mitterung
tpattirte @ummifhube anb iammtne
ecy6d1en. go Elm 6unbeleben fam
iid nlanh ormer MenfA nidt leiiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

DIES @ebrauhsobit In Minterforten
bdlt fi9 gun5 por3iigIi9, tDenn man es
nad bem ScbDiBen glei9 ben Rdrtofs
feln iiber Der Grbe an trpdener 6telle
einnlietbet,. bura etn leichtss Dab itnb
ge3ogene fla1e 9rdben bpr benz @in=
bringen pon Regenz unb @9neetpuHer
f6ubt. Sin itrenges NusIhneiben al
Ter trgenbtpie gef9dbigten sriidte DDr
bem @innlietben lit unbebingt gebpten,
barnit nt9t BON ei115elnen faulenben
Srii9ten Die sanae Mietbe aitseitedt
tpirb.
8ebanblung ber Pferbe
BET 5uBperftauhungen.
Menn Elm pferb it9 ben Sub Dertreten
bat, tpenbete man bisber llnI6lGge
bon faltem MaHer an. Man bat ta9
ben Mtttbeilungen fir Pferbe3u9t ies
bod bic grfabrung gendht, baB tpar=
me llmf9ldse ober bas Stelen bes
franten 5ubes in tpdrntes WaHer oft
tpeit f6neller bilft. 8et lebterer 8ez
banblung bletbt Der frdnfe SUB ettpa
cine Gtunbe lang i'm tparmen WaHer
unb ntuB ipdbrenb btefer 3ett einige
Male tparnles Waifer nd9gef9iittet
tperben. Na9ber tau9t man cine
2einpunbbinbe in cine Mif9ung, bic
aus slei9en Sbeilen @aiTer, arnifa=
unb Hutattnftur suIammengelebt lit,
unb binbet tie feF Inn bic gef9ippllene
SteGle bes 6ubes. 9as 8erfabren
ipirb erneuert, 5obalb Der 8erba11b
trpden getporben 1T.
GuBanf 3 in 8 fen gu pere
mtnbern. Nls Elm probates Wlittel,
Der bduftg 70 ldfttgen RuBanfebung
in Sefen unb 9erben entgegensuarz
beiten, bat fib bas folsenbe, ntbt aIl=
9enein befdnnte 8erfabren ertpiefen.
Man nebme etne banbppu frii9er
RartoffelT4ulen unb tperfe bieIelben
auf bas i'm Sfen brennenbe sseuer, tpo@
bei man iebo9 bic Sbiiren bes Ofens
fpfort feft auf9lteben mub. Die 1i9
aus ben &artoffelf6alen enttptdeln=
ben Odmpfe l0fen ben &uB, tpelfer
ii6 in ben 3iigen feitgeIeBt bat unb
entfiibren benfelben bur9 ben G9ornz
ftein ins Sreie. Cine bGufige Nntpen=
bung bteies 8erfabrens ipirb bas &eiz
nieen bon Sefen tpefentlt9 beI9rdrt=
fen.
S9ube unb StiefeI, bic an
feuhten YlGben uufbetpabrt unb bds
bur9 f6immeltg tpurben, biiritet man
trpden ab unb retbt fie nun nit Ser
pentinOl Elm. 9luf bteie 8etfe beban@
belt, bleibt bas 2eber seI9meibig unb
ntmmt fetnen ipeiteren S9aber.
9as 8narren Der 5tiefel, bas pielen
Meni9en febr unansenebm lit, ldbt
ii9 meiitens bur9 8eitrei9en Der
Soblen nit 2ein0l entfernen. @ebr au
empfeblen 1T es iiberbaupt, Bel neuem
S9ubpert bic Soblen bes Dfteren -
10 lange, Bis bieie fetn Sel mebr auf@
nebmen - nit 2einDl ein3upeiben, lie
tperoen babur9 Tim bieles baltbarer.
2eber ! a9en BON fbtpar5er,
brauner ober iu9tenrotber Sarbe, 3.
9. Saf9en, @elbtdf99en, @tuis II. +.
p. .befert man baburb aus, baB man
erit Die f6abbaften Steaen nit paf=
fenber WaiIerfarbe iiberfreiht unb
bann bas 8unse mittelit eines pinfels
nit folgenbem Sad iiberaiebt: M1an
,gteBt Sptrttus auf einen bruunen
@4elad unb ldBt ibn in Der @Grme
| gut auffOfen, bann tptrb mod 10 pieG
Spiritus augegofen, Bis bic MiI9ung
re9t biinnfliii1ig 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

Sel DRr preIttere DON SoQupflnqnn 8
5lortdn 9eber ftel nah benz bierten
Nft Der 8orbang gu friib. Oasa tpirb
bon einem Mutor eef6rieben, benz eir%
mai eine dbnlt9e 8ei9ihte pdfirte:
rMuf elmer Miin6ener 8iibne tpurbe
eth gindftereDtlus seseben, befen les@
tes Stiid4en BON mir herriibrte. 3iemz
li6 nnrubig fab id tpdbrenb bes
Mbenbs in Der 2pge lnb bDrte nit fteiz
senber NerbofitGt bic @tiide Der anbee
rem an. sSd fab fte fpmmen, i1 fdh
lie fallen tpie Die 8lGtter i'm 6erbit.
gnbli9 bDrte i9 mein eeliebtes Dentfh
BON Der 8iibne berab. Mie hds 70
ntan9nal 1T: ida fanb mein Stiid
febr bumm unb tpunberte MIDI, bab
es benz publifum eefiel. Cine @sene
na9 Der dnbern f9lug Elm, bic 3uz
16alter la9ten bsralt9. Oa plObli9
- ipar ba an Der eleftri1hen 2eitung
ettpas niht in Srbnune, iebenfaas es
CAB - Rur5f9luB, b. 3. Der @orbang
fiel mttten IN bas Stiid bineit. Oas
Dublifum, bas Der Meinung mar, bas
Stiid lei aus, mar entaiidt, fldtfhte,
rief Ddriteller unb Mutor, Der fGfez
bleib nit f9lotternben &nieen in Der
2pge fab. 6dtten bic Oarftellsr @eiz
ftesgeeentpdrt gebabt, fte bdtten fih
nit Dem @rfolg ber erften fiinf Gae<
men begniigt. Mber Tie batten Gbrgei3
urrb ipollten burhdus tpeiter fpielen.
Giner trat bpr unb berfiinbete benz
publifum, bas @tiid iei nod ni9t su
gnbe, unb man fpielte benn auh tpei=
ter. Die 3uf9auer batten fidb fhon
bon ben pldben erbDben. sic iparen
bereits auf benz Mege nah Der Garbers
Dbe. lnb nun fam erft bas bide Gnbe.
3ebn Minuten 5duerte nod bas grauS
fame Spiel. Nber feline pointe tpnlIte
rnebr 5iinben. Sin 3ufhauer nad1 benz
anbern fhli6 fih gerdufhpoll in bic
@arberpbe, ilnb als Der 0Drbana tpirf%
lih unb biesmal rihtig fiel, mar bas
6aus faif leer unb nleirl @tiid
bur1gefallen. Miitbenb itiirate i1 3n
benz WDrbong3ieber. Der aber, Elm
alter, gemiitbliher Miinhsner, peraog
feline Miene, flopfte mir berubigenb
auf bic G1uIter ilnb fagte: ,Gein g
boh rubig. SD ber1teb boh bieI mebr
bonn RDmDbienfpielen dls Sic. Wie
bds Stiid Bel mir aus mar, bats Grs
folc g'babt. Durhg'f 'fdllen tits nod9-
bet Bel SArem bumnler ShluB.4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

Oie Mufbeipabrung bes
Sb1tes. Oas Winterobit mub, init
Musnabme Der erauen Heinetten, ebe
man es in Die Nufbenabrungsrdume
brinet, in einem lufttgen Rdume aus=
i9niben. 8or benz @tnbringen bes
Sbites liifte man bic Mufbeipabrungs=
rdume eriinolt6, i9lieBe bann Die
Senfter unb f9pefle Dur9bringenb -
pro &ubitmeter Haum l 9ramm
gdpefel auf gliibenbe aOblen seitreut
= unb balte Seniter unb Sbiiren Ell
nise Sage gef6loFen. Ourd bas
@59tpefeln tperben ale bprbanbenen
pilafporen berni9tet. @lei9biel in
tpel9en Rdumen mir unfer Sbit auf@
betpabren, tie foaen froitfrei, gleibn
ntdbig fiibl, troden unb buntel fein.
Ssudte RGume eraeusen 99immel=
btlbungen, beren iibler@eru9 fi6 benz
Obite nittbeilt; einitrDmenbes 2t9t
befDrbert bic 8ersdnglidtett bes
Obites. Oas eelaserte Safelobit lit
fpGtefens ale la Sage na9su1eben;
bas laeerreife Sbit ipirb bertpenbet,
ettpas angefaultes entfernt, benn es
itedt bic bena9barten 5rii9te an.
2agerreifes Sb1t erfennt man am Sc
ru9 unb Der sednberten 5drbuns. 9ie
IN ben 2agerraum gu bringenben
Srii9te 5inb ni9t etipd abaupifhen,
benn lie iperben babnr9 iener f1tpa=
1en, tpa1sortigen 9iille beraubt,
tpel9e ibre 5altbarfeit beoeutenb fDrz
bert. Srauben tann man re9t lange
frifh erbdlten, tpenn man 1ie am &ebz
bol5e, beHen oberes unb unteres @nbe
nit @iesellad luftbi9t berf9liebt,
fret i'm Obitraum anfbdngt. sic balz
ten ii1 bann iparen iie re9t fiib, Bis
gum syriihiabr. Stride 3petf6en
unb pflaumen balten iih in ipeitbals
iigen, feitperfortten GIui6en, tpelhe
man ca. " Mieter ttef In bic grbe eirz
grGbt, Biz nah Neuiabr. Die Mufbes
fpabrung bes 6hdlenobitss ion an
iebr trpdenen, luftigen Srteit gef1e<
BEN, benn fpnft tperben bic Dligen
Rerne re1t leidt ranaig. Rleinere
poiten Rernobit fonferDiren ii1 san3
prGhsig. ipenn man fie IN reinem tpeis
den aOf9papier eingetpidelt fhihtens
ipeife In flsinere Safer legt, bieie nit
einem Dedel gut berfhliebt unb he In
einen fiiblen Raum HeIlt. getpSbnliz.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-04
Borah Dehes Them

81 say now that William Hyde
Stalker's statements are false when
he says are 700 men living in
polygamy in Idaho; when he says
the Mormon people erect whipping
posts in their back yards where
their plural children are beaten to
insensibility; when he says their
women are murdered or would be
if they refused to live in polyga-
my and that these things have
continued all these years. Here
and now publicly denounce such
statements rs false, a libel upon
our laws. and our people and our
state and no man by threats or
otherwise can hinder me in de-
nouncing the libeler. Hon. W.
E. Borah at Bonner's Ferry.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-04
Danilson for Assessor

People who talk of letting down
the bars Of political restrictions in
municipal and county affairs, and
voting for the man, irrespective
Of party principles, will have an
opportunity to sound their theory
by more than words alone at the
coming election. w. Ell. Danil
son, candidate for assessor and
collector on the Republican ticket
should be elected to that office
and every voter in Bingham coun.
ty, no matter what his political
beliefs are, should cast his vote
for the man whom. they can say
without equivocation is emlnently
qualified for SO important a trust,
far and above any other man
whom the county might bring out.
Mr.. DanIlson has lived in Bling
ham county all his life. That
means something. His home is
at Blackfoot, SO the south end of
the county feels especially kindly
toward his candidacy. The north
end of the county picked the man
from the south, and by standing
as one man, cast the vote which
nominated him. Mr.. Danilson
knows this to be true and he has
an appreciative feeling for every
precinct of the county for 50
unanimously endorsing his faith
fulness in the performance Of his
duties as deputy assessor Tor the
past two years. The assessors
books show what Mr.. Danilson
has done. More than that, the
people of the cosnty are well ac-
quainted with his ability and
know him to be the one man for
the place. 1t means a saving of
dollars to the county to elect Mr..
Danison to the important office
OF assessor and collector and all
voters, irrespective of party, can
show their approval of voting
for the right man for the right
place by placing an X mark after
his name. Idaho Falls Times.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-04
$500 PER YEAR In ADVANCE.
Blackfoot, the county seat Ct Bingha

Rlackfoot the county seat CT bingham
county, is situated on the Oregon Short Lint
railroad, 90 miles north of Pocateilo, loS miles
north OF Ogden and 1856 miles from Salt Lake
CITY. IL is at the junction of the Salmon
River branch, a road penetrating contra
Idaho The altitude is 1910 feet. the popula'
tion is 1000 white Americans and the primer
pal industry is agriculture. IL has electri'
lights, stelephones, six through passenger
trains tday, chamber OF commerce..
graded school of twelve rooms, four churches
two banks, four printing houses, three OF
which publish newspapers, two barber SHOPS
two hardware stores, three blacksmith SHOPS
four real estate firms, two lumber companies
onessugar factory. the State asylum TOT ~
sane. the fair grounds, one flourins H'iil'
United States land office, lone opera mousse
livery barns. two tailor shops three drug
stores. zone electric station, shippers STOCK
Yards. three meat markets, three millinery
stores. one shoe shop, one photographer ohe
abstract company, five sign painters, loui
IMPLEMENT houses one furniture SURF
eleven merchandise stores. three restauf-
ants two hotels lodging house, four aeii-
lists. four doctors. eight lawyers, Two jew
elers. one architect, two paper hangers one
lodge Of Modern Woodmen, one l. o. y. =.
lodge. one masonic lodge, one Rebecca lodge
one Eastern STAR
Blackfoot Is situated.in a great.expahse OF
agricultural landss which are aonly partly
settled and cultivated; manyEgreat canals
are being constructed for irrigation, tap
ping the Snake River, (which runs at the
edge OF the town, Iand vast amount Oh
Afruit is being raised. Altogether 1t IS a up
NOD place to live. and is not bad place 10 DC
buried. In addition to all these Things
Blackfoot has the advantage of being IN
Idaho.
The population of Idaho in 1900 was only
was only 61.772, again OF 81 per cent. IN the
last decade. The total area, 5522S,l6o acres,
341 acres for each person in the state VI TINS
area. there are 100000 acres in lakes. 7,ooo,oo
acres of forests. S.4OO.00O acres of mountains
is 900 acres Of agricultural land, mostly
omen to settlement. and 25,O00,000 acres OF
grazing land The Southern boundry OF luaho
would reach from St.Louis to Omaha; the
Western boundry. from st. Louis to Minneap-
oils. Idaho fruits hold the first medal OF the
world--se awards of Irrigation Congress-
sestember 1908 The great fruit section IS IN
the south and west. The great mineral sec
ton. central and western Idaho Greatest
copper. gold. silver, lead and tungsten region
in central Idaho Greatest educational CEN
tiers are the graded common schools
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-04

schoolroom, and then il followed
| up with lot of rot about ''parti-
san politics, ''"unbridled license, y
s.bewlldering the childish mind, "
&C., and asked that the school
board investigate.
Mr.. Gagon, the chairman OF the
school board visited the school
and in two departments found
portraits of the Democratic and
Republican candidates for presi-
dent and vice president, on the
walls of the school rooms, and in
another department found they
had the portraits of the Republi
can nominees ready to put up but
were waiting for the arrival of the
portraits of the Democratic candi-
dates, some eff the children having
received a promise from Kelly OF
the Democrat, that he would fur
nish the pictures, but that he had
not vet done it.
The Republican office furnished
the other portraits, and when we
asked the pupils if they were 60
ing to have an election at school
they stated that no plans had been
laid for an election, but that they |
were gong to put up portraits OF
the probable winners, and after
The election they would take down
pictures of the rejected candidates.
Kelly says that 'sjust criticism
$ milestone, etc. but we de-
y him to show that he has ever
made a just criticism of the school.
We admit, however, that the col
INNS Of the Democrat have re-
'eaied considerable ssunbridled
icense' and Overwhelming the
hildish mindn of it's editor.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-04
Moreland lettings

/ Assessor John Wray is building
an addition to his house.
/ Frank Guipnet and Henry Bel
nap are home on a short visit.
Hans Gregason came up from
Hymn, Utah, on a few days visit.
Mrs. Abraham Hatch, who has
been confined to her bed for some
time past, is convalescent.
Clyde Henderson and Will and
Irwin Christensen have gone north
Ito work on the Great Western.
Masters Will and Wess Young
have returned from their summers
vacation on their fathers ranch in
Wyoming.
Born to the wife Of Guss Fur
mace bouncing girl. Papa and
Grandpa Furnace doing finely.
So is mamma and the infant.
Surveyor W. @. Young and
Oliver Belnap have returned from
Camp WILDER. They report their
mines in a fourishing condition.
Messrs. Lindser & Son have
adorned their mercantile business
with the presence Of Miss Jean
Geddis, who conrteously waits
on their customers.
Grand Republican rally last
Thursday night which had the
desired effect. Watch cur ballot
election day and see how scarce
hens teeth are; same with Demo-
Gratis.
Mrs. Lindsey, mother Of Bishop
and Thomas Lindsey, was here
on visit with her sons and grand
children. Grandma Lindsey is
hale and hearty and enjoyed her
visit immensely.
Andrew Benson. stake chorister,
will start a class of vocal music in
this ward the seventh of Noyem-
Der. Mr.. Benson graduated with
honors as a chorister and will do
good work in this line.
Ward conference convened here
Oct. 30th. A splendid time en-
joyed. Presidents Thomas and
Walker were in attendance and
reviewed the standing of the ward
with satisfactory results.
Z. A. Barnes has sold his place
to Ed Hale. Mr.. Barnes intends
putting his time into business con-
corning his recent patents. We
regret loosing Neigbbor Barnes
society but wish him success in his
new departure.
Fl. 0. Young, father of Survey
or W. 0. Young made trip Of
inspection to Camp WILDER on
mining business concerned with
Surveyor Youn.g's holdings. 1t
is presumed Senior Young will
place some development money
in circulation.
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MARY,s BOND

Mary had a little ballot,
And scarcely could decide
About the bond for bridges
To span the river wide.
It haunted her on Sunday night
Before election day,
And when she asked McCurdy
He didn't like to say.
But Mary had a little tact,
Nov notice how she used IT'D
MY DECISIONS yes McCurdy,
I'm sure I'll never rue it.
(McCurdy took the hint.)
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Are you going to have your
friends come west to see You this
fall! Are they coming via the
Scenic Route! This is what q
western poet said OF that route:
God was good to make the noun.
tains,
And the valleys and the hills;
Put the rose npon the cactus,
Put the ripple on the rills;
But if ! had all the words
OF all the world at my command,
| couldn't paint a picture
Of the Canyon of the Grand
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-11-04
KELLY HAS A SPASM

Last week the Bingham County
democrat stated that one of the
teachers in the Blackfoot public
school had put up the portraits of
Roosevelt and Fairbanks in the
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET

For President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York
For Vice President,
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana.
For Presidential Electors,
y. HAGENBARTH, Fremont Count,
u. ". KEEFER, Bingham County.
T. w. OLIVER, Idaho County.
For Congressman,
BURTON L. FRENCH,
Latah County.
For Supreme Judge.
/. N. SULLIVAN.
Blaine County
For Governor,
FRANK R.. COOLING,
Lincoln County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
B. L. SLEEVES.
Washington County.
For Secretary of State,
WILL H. GIBSON,
Fremont County.
For Attorney General,
j. j. GUHEEN,
Bannock County.
Fer Judge Sixth Judicial District,
JAMES M. STEVENS,
Bingham County.
For Treasurer,
Fl. N. COFFIN,
Ada County.
For Auditor, ~
ROBERT FL. BRAGAW,
kootenai County.
For Superintendent of Schools
MAY L. SCOTT,
Bingham County.
For Mine Inspector,
ROBERT e. BELL,
Custer County.
County Ticket
F,tr senator
r JAMES +. STEELE
For Representatives
L.J. PORTER
=. II. turner
ALFRED CHRISTENSEN
For Treasurer
ADELIA b. SCOTT
For Sheriff
w. II. JONES
For Assessor and Collector
W. II. DANlLSON
For Attorney
ROBERT NJ. McCRAKEN
For Probate Judge
X. 5. FACkRELL
For superintendent Of Public Instruction
JULIA NJ. ANDERSON
For Surveyor
W.O. YOUNG
For Coroner
DIR. W. KINNARD
For Commissioners
First District C. W. BERGMAN
SECOND District jos. !. JENSEN
Third District -JABUs NOWIJN
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