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ward College March 2. 1895: 'The vital tea-
ture of the Monroe doctrine Is that no Eu-
ropean power shall forcibly possess itself OF
American soil and forcibly control the poll
ticaI fortunes and destines OF its people.
That Is the national position and 1T will
be maintained. But how South American
states shall behave toward each other, or
whether they shall govern themselves well or
be prosperous. is not part of the Monroe doc
trine. Until the people shall amend the Con-
stitution so as to permit the execution OF
the remarkable policy suggested by the let
ter of Secretary Root, II is perfectly safe to
say that we shall have no more. need for
larger army than we formerly had. In the
conduct OF the War Department alone there
can be saved to the people many millions
year, which the administration not only does
not propose to save, but Is frank enough TO
say II. Take another illustration which re-
cite as furnishing strong presumpttve evidence
of extravaganza. Seven years ago under
Democratic administration the civil and mis-
cellaneous expenses of the Government amount
ed to ninety millions of dollars for the year.
During all the history Of this country the
expenditures of this character had been grad
uaily mounting UP as the country increased In
population until finally II had reached the
sum of ninety millions.
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ror o. 5. Navy yard ana valisJo

Tor .. s. Navy yard and vallejo.
strs. General Fris0ie. Monfceilo and Arrow.
m Leave san Francisco sundays 9:A3 m,
Il 80 pm. pm. $40 pm. Leave Valleto.
an. m. 12.2o D. m. 8:15 pm. p.m sun
days, an. an. 3 40 pm. p-m- Pier =
r. Miasion 81; phone Main 15O4 HATCH BRo3
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GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES.

Experience teaches every individual that real
effort Is required to keep expenses within limits
The rule is the same 70 the Government
expenditures but II is not always needed In
deed, OF late. 1t seems to have been seldom
needed. The politician who said What Is
the constitution between friends?' stated the
view entertained by many, view that il
growing among those who want something
from the Government. 1t affects communities
we'll as individuals. IL Is evidenced by
multitudinous schemes to secure govern
mental expenditures in certain localities. Each
not only seeks what IL needs. but what II
calls its share Illustrations abound every
hand which show that the teachings OF recent
years. that II Is legitimate function OF Gov
ernment TO help individuals. is having dis
astrous effect upon political morals. II stimu-
lates the ingenuity OF individuals IN every To-
cality to devise ways and means to secure his
part. 1t all tends to the creation and support
of the CRATER.
A class of men has multiplied vastly OF late
So vastly that they may be found everywhere
throughout the length and breadth of the land,
trying TO get something for nothing that some
thing to come out OF the public treasury, thus
creating a burden that is felt more and more
every year by taxpayers who can only rely
for protection upon the earnest watchfulness
and rugged honesty OF those charged with
the duty of administration.
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SPECIFICATIONS WANTED.

One of the official family Of the administra
ton asks that we support our charge of ex-
travagance by specifications. The figures given
above VIII fully answer that purpose. They
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NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIREl
TO the Mediterranean,

PROM NEW YORK.
cRETIc Nov g. Dec. ~. Feb. 4 March 1e
5TpfTT5T 1rr II. -. Dec T. Jan. IA. Feb. .
H'n-i FROM BOSTON.
RoMANIC. Oct -. Dec. 10 Jan e Mar. II
:. N TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
- - 2f POST ST. San Francisco.
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cOMPAanIz aEEERALE TRANsATLAsrIags

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARla -.
sailing every Thursday instead Of Il Xtn
Saturday, az 10 a M from Pier AZ. F
North River. foot OF Morton St
First class to Havre. f7o and upward sse-
and class to Havre 9k1 and upward. 0BT-
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED sTATE9 AND
CANADA. 81 Broadway 0Hudson bullding)-
New York. J. +. FUGAZI q Co. Pacific Coast
Agents Montgomery avenue. San Francisco.
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agsnts
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- A~-aM0 - 90 AWHrl. eaNoA $50
HRRMW3T A-N.AW, lEtLAnc AH1 sfDNEf.
0lREcT kl1k 70 IAHlTL
= ALAMEDA. for Honolulu, Oct -. II an
eTERRA for Honolulu. Samoa. Auck-
,and ana sydney Thursday. Nov. 10, D. m.
6. 81 MAEIPOsA- for Tahiti. Nov 20. IL a. m
Id SPRECKELSk 4 BROS Co. ACTS, Ticket once Sl3 AR
kst RrslghI 0AGs S29 KaTkat ST., Pia J. nCias l.
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making that deduction we nnd that It cost
about one hundred and sixty millions OF dollars
more to run the Government last year than II
did seven years ago The statement on Its
face raises the presumption of extravagance
and waste. a presumption which requires EVIL
dence to overcome
None has been presented BY way Of indi-
rect answer to the Democratic charge of ex-
travagaEce the inquiry has been put by the
administration whether we propose to cut on
the pensions
We answer. certainly not and we further
assert that the inference suggested by the
question Is not ingenious. The amount paid
out in pensions has been decreasing every year
since 1seS. But for the unwarranted or
der No. rs. which was fully considered in my
letter OF acceptance. the amount paid for
pensions In the seventh preceding year would
have exceeded the amount paid last year. AS
II was, the difference was only one and one
half millions of dollars 1t is therefore neces-
sary for the administration to look in other
directions than the disbursements for pensions
for the Justification in excess of expenditures
in last year over that OF years ago OF
over one hundred and sixty-six millions Of dol
lars.
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WHITE sTA1 h1NE-

Sailing Wednesdays.
reltfe Oct % am. lOceanic- Nov IA noon
paltie Nov 2 noon lAajestic-Nov q. 10 am
Cedric Nov. Q. 10 am Baltic Nov 30. II am
Roston-oueenstown-
=. Nover,h her IT
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vAINGLoRIoUs CLAIMS.

l have ventured to suggest the misleading
purpose of the vainglorious claims made By
party organization which seeks continuance
or political control. and to intimate the humil-
and patriotic vigilance which the exploitation
OF these claims involve 1t is surely not
row partisanship which prompts to entreat
my countrymen to hold fast and sure their
independence Of thought and their cour-
age In Judgment: do / speak In tone
OF partisanship when beg them to remember
that the true greatness and glory OF our nation
way to the few at the expense OF the many.
nor upon SUCH material success as contaniinates
the purity or blunts the potency Of patriotism,
nor unon expansion in disregard Of our ma
tional mission and intent. nor upon achieve
ments that put In question our national moral
ity. Above ALL greater than ALL guarding
and protecting all and fostering everything
that American patriotism should covet, are the
service and devotion to country of sincere
people who believe that II their Government Is
preserved In its simplicity and defended
against perversion. its blessings Of happiness.
contentment and true prosperity will In boun-
teous measure visit every corner OF our land
do not speak, however as q Democrat at
tached TO Democratic PRINCIPLES and anxious
TOT the ascendancy of my party when con-
kfatuiate the Democracy OF our country upon
the ciear ard satisfying statements in
party PLATFORM. and upon the manner In which
its doctrines ara personihed by our candidates.
return TO the way marKed out ny the Consu-
luton; ana We promise, through our cauaI-
dates, that II II Is the peoples will our plat
form shall be carried out and that under cur
governmental manaeemcnt Democratic con-
servatism and care shall rule the national
councils 10 the exclusion Of rash impulse and
spectacular demonstration
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not only raise the presumption OF extrayagance.
but they prove it. further bill OF particu-
administration has had chance to examine
the books. The result Of this extraordinary In
crease In our expenditures has been 70 create
a deficiency in the annual receipts In other
Government than we taking In In the
last fiscal year the revenues fell short over
forty millions OF dollars. In the first sixty days
of this fiscal year the expenditures exceeded
the receipts by twenty-four millions OF dol
lars. How much more we have run behind
since we are not able to state owing to the
recent administrative orders forbidding Gov
ernment officers from making public any state
priations are based II is safe TO assume from,
the making OF the orders that there has been
no Improvement, otherwise the public would
not be deaied all information pending the cam
paign.
Now this deficiency in receipts presents q
serious situation. Either the expenses must be
cut down-and the present administration says
in effect that il does not propose to do it
or We must provide some other method OF
raising the needed money. Either bonds must
be Issued for that purpose. OF We must levy
other taxes. Such taxes raised under the
WAR revenue law OF 1895. entitled AN act 20
provide ways and means to meet war ex-
pendtures and for other purposes" an in
convenient and irritating method of providing
revenue which in its operation both annoyed
and burdened every class OF people
We do not charge that money Is deliberately
thrown away that II Is turned over to all
who make some shadow Of claim for Il without
questioning, but rather that the evidence points
Enthusiastically TO lack of effort to hold in
check those whose business IL is 70 provide
ways and means to profit by Government ex-
pelse. In other words, economy in the
penditure of the money Is no longer the object
of the administration Saving Of millions OF
the peoples money year seems unattractivs.
1t requires not only hard work to discover the
leaks. but II requires moral courage as well as
hard work to stop them Every business man
knows that he must be on guard II he would
prevent the expenses OF his business from
eating up both profits and principal.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.


q: :. : !
|c Steamers leave Broadway
HNSQ\ wharves (piers and I'D.
~ WRN San Francisco:
RINM NN For Ketchikan, Wrangei.
4 W&N | l juneau, Treadwells Haines,
A ! Skagway. etc. Alaska-u
NA III Ire/ a. m October u. Il, % 27,
NS ZC/ Nov I. Change to this COM
N1NT1E71y 4 pany's steamers Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver
Port Townsend. Seattle, Tacoma, Everett
South BeIlingham. Bellingham-11 a. m Oct.
IL II % q Nov. I. Change at Seattle 70
this cornpany's steamers for Alaska and G. N.
Ry.; at Seattle Tacoma to N p. Ry.s at
Vancouver to C p. Ry.
For Eureka 0Humboldt Bay)-Pomona, 1880
D. m October 13. 10. 25. a. Nov. g. Corona
f:30 .. m, October A. 10. Is. D. %. Nov. g.
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
Redondo) San Diego and Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa. Sundays. a. m
State OF California. Thursdays, 3 q. m
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro), Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon
terev San Simeon. CayucOs. Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo), Ventura and Hueneme.
Bonita e. m, October IA, y. 30, Nov. 4.
Coos Bay a. m. October 10. Is. %. Nov.
For Ensenada Magdalena Bay San Jose dsl
Cabo. Mazatian. Altata. La Pas Santa Ro-
saIia. Guaymas (Mex). 10 a. m. TIN each mo-
FOR further information obtain folder. Righe
is reserved to change steamers sailing dates.
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
srv # Palace HoteD, 10 Market -. and Broad
way wharves Freight once 10 Market St
G d. DUNAN0. General Passenger Agent,
10 Market ST. San Francisco.
The Pacific Transfer Co. 20 8uttor -. WI
call for and check baggage from hocol1 ana
residences Telephone Exchange 81l
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Red STAR LTME.

New Xork-Antwerp-Lson
Calling at Dover for London and Paris
Prom New York Saturdays at 1880 a. m
Kroonland Oct. % Finland ...... Nov. -
iceland ......N Nov. s vaderiand Nov. 10
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AMrzrcAr LIVE.

Observation-Disclosures -8outhampeoA-
From New York Saturday, 30 A. m
It Paul -. Oct POI sFfnland. Nov H. 10 am
philadelphia NOV s. New York Nov -
scaling at Dover for London and Paris
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PARKER AND HERRICK.

desire to congratulate you, my old neigh
bors and the citizens Of what / love to call
my old state, upon the fact that what Alton b.
rarher Is and represents In the nation d. Cady
herrick is ana represents In your State. The
time has arrived when there is needed at the
nead OF your State government as able
AZ Iearieas and incorruptible / know
your candidate for Governor to be.
Let US hope that the day is when all
our people. having correct appreciation OF
the value of the free Institutions which God
mas vouehsafed to them and animated by the
spirit OF true patriotism, may see their high
est duty IN continually guarding and defend
ing these institutions against the decay which
comes Of neglect. the weakness which comes of
Undermining materialism and the perversion
wmcn comes Of disobedience to the laws OF
our national life and health.
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COMBINATIONS FLOURISH.

They viii not fail to observe that the huge
combinations which directly injure them still
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New X0rk-London QEoct.
Mesaba Oct. 20 10 am iAfinneap. Nov II ana
Mnneh Nov. s. $50 pm Mnmnee. Nov. 10. am
DOMINION LINE.
-Ltverpool-ShOrt sea passage
Dominior~. Oct 20Vancouver 49, Nov
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Electric Supplies

Of M klads li0pse viVnF > Apf'
oislty, done ny q y sel1h ~
Hlldebgsnds ole stand Va isp'
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Hello! Council to Thunder

We we're informed last week that
the Bell Telephone Co. would build
a line TO Thunder Mountain via.
Council and Warren, provided the
people along the proposed route
would subscribe to 81, 500 worth of
toll tickets on the line, to be used
when the new line is completed.
There should be no difficulty In
getting the amount ssked for. The
telephone being built the Council
Warren route would assure that
practically all the traffic snd business
of the entire district would 30 tbIs
way and Il would naturally ADD ma
tebslIy 70 the amount Of business
along the proposed lipe Council
Advance
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the Central Division OF the District Of Idaho.
In The Matter Of william Clark and o. Sorenson.
Co-partners Under the Firm Name and Style
No. IT.
The 6rst meeting OF creditors OF said bankrupt
IL hereby called for Friday, the twelfth day OF
the uDdersigned. rooms six and seven, Fuller
BalldinR In Weiser, County Of Washington,
STATE Of idaho. such meeting will b. held for
The allowance OF claims, appointment Of uustee
and examlDstlou Of bankrupt,
Dated st WeissF, Idaho, this ~ day Of August
1904 STEWART ~ TRLFIs,
e5-ss-s Referee ~ bankruptcy
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MURDERER WETTER
Held WITHOUT BAIL
Preliminary Examination
Concluded at Grangeville
mo Evidence by
Defense.

A special from Grangeville, dated
August 2, to the Lewiston Tribune,
says:
The preliminary examination of
Rudolph Wetter, charged with the
murder of l.. d. VAIN and Chris
Long, was concluded today and Wet
ter was held TO the district court
without bail. The examination was
commenced yesterday behind close d
doors, but it is learned that the evil
dence was substantially the same as
reported at the time of Wetter's ar
rest.
The examination was held in Sc
cret for the reason that the attor-
neys for the defense feared that q
strong feeling would have been
aroused had the testimony been given
in public, and after consultation tht
county attorney agreed to the secret
examination. Wetter was represent
ed by Attorney Wallace Scales, an6
the prosecution was represented b,
County Attorney E Nd. Griffith.
Fourteen witnesses had been sub
penaed for the prosecution, but onl.
four were placed on the stand. Th
defense did not offer any testimony
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SAL VI fdaLC,
~ ~ hsttf u the Estate o. william murray,
George W, HglbFQok, tbe eoropnef ~ iplneg
ana Finluf NaiMf as mIuinH nAFluff ~ f4f
dflftstq NAFlnF nlfd ~ EeuNQN hlfflu. auly
fs,'e1e R',kg ,1' .e n. pf e q s "a 'as pe
f.al fhfan IN ihf dec1dlnf f0l 'thf pufpo.Nl
ipgflp iHl fQfil a N thffelQff pfallfd ~ ul
nj ~ f.iAit N ~ affeaIse end fpQesf ~
M ~ Ff4ith Court ~ Nla HfthlnFlnn
N1Uuly AZ uf fnpli Inon lnueof p ihl IHnf'
II llI IA AaY "A AufNff lnH ~ 1901 ~
iIfpAHH unN NJ NnH ftrN .yfI ~ Nf
Nnlla NQI W lyNNi 4ytNlntH A HNlN tN'
I1 IIII Ia|d IfaI nIHN A04 N|NINT N|H|Nf ne
|l1nNt N N|H|1F a|a|MI VI lhH lNflHIN ~
la4u M 80 IPHH aNI ttf N.Ni fn1 "A 4l
! fNl'F h'f1H' NfffFHf NFlHa fHp'''N''
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Cholera Infantum.

This disease has lost lis terrors
since Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy came into
general use. The uniform success
which attends the use of this remedy
in all cases of bowel complaints in
children has made it fsvoriIe wher-
ever its value has become known
For sale by all druggists
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HE SIGMA
ItuHgD EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY BY
LOCKWOOD & HARDING.


subscribers, Take Notice.
! dstt given on the colored address
b your paper is the date to which
subscription is paid. Whenever
make 8 payment WATCH YOUR
BIZ and If the date is NOT
EGED WITHIN TWO WEEKS
Try THE OFFICE WITHOUT
ny.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court Of the United States. for
the Central Division OF the District OF Idaho.
In. the Matter OF Harry Criss, Voluntary Bank
rupt No. TO
The frst meeting OF creditors OF said bankrupt
ia hereby called for Friday. the twelfth day OF
August 1904 at 10 O'Clock n. m at the once oil
the undersigned. roor9s six and seven. Fuller
Building, in Weiser, County Of Washington.
State of'fdaho. Such meeting will be held for
the allowance OF ella ms. appointment OF trustee
and examination Of bankrupt.
Dated at weiser. Idaho. this cd day OF August
1904 STEWART Il. TBAyIr.
Q7-e9-w Referee in Bankruptcy
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two prominent citizens of Indian
Valley, were business visitors in the
city Monday.
Mesdames A. b. Caswell, P. N.
Skove and Dora Zeyss came from
Resort Saturday afternoon and re-
turned to Boise Sunday
VIM. McBratney returned Satur-
day morning from pleasant bust
ness aud pleasure trip to g.. Louis
and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs r E. Scrooss of
Parma, we're among city arrivals
Sunday and left Monday morning for
an outing at Payette lakes.
Mrs. M. I. Hargrove and Earl
Equals returned Saturday afternoon
from an extended and pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Ken.
lucky.
Mrs. j. A. Gerwick left Monday
afternoon for Portland to secure her
new fall stock of millinery. She
will probably be absent for three OF
four weeks.
Martin Calwhite and mother have
returned to the city from Mineral tt
reside. Martin will again engage il
the shoemaking business, probably
at the old stand.
] Mrs. Frank Irwin and children
came over from Boise Sunday after
noon and left Monday morning TO
Warren to join Mr.. Irwin who is en-
gagged in mining there.
q. +. Hummel, the Boise archi
| tect. was in the city Monday ant
Yesterday on business connected
with the new high school and Knight
of Pyihias Castle Hall
A. f. Hit left Monday evening fo
Moscow where he will attend til
meetings of the state pure food CON
mission and state horticultural boar
of which he is secretary.
The Misses Kathleen and Edyt
Young, daughters of John Young, .
Baker City, are visiting in the Gil
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. "mike
! Kent. They arrived IN the cit
D Saturday afternoon
The many Weiser friends OF Ere
8 Ashley, who is connected with M. u
/, Co at Ontario, will be pleased '
I. learn that he has again returned
: his duties from the hospital AZ bo's
/. where be had been for some time
l. 81 carloads doubles eckers-+
:. sheep we're brought down from v
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|. 5. |. TIME TABLE

Wednesday,, August 10, 1904.
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north Monday by the P. &I.N., con-
signed to Chicago markets. The
shipment belonged to Butterfeld
Live Stock Co., Ed Clayborne, Syms
and Claud Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ranahau, who
have been on an extended visit in the
least, have returned and are now Wis
ting In Boise
MIR. and Mrs, e. M. Barton, Sol
Taylor and son Fred have returned
from their eastern trip. Mrs Barton
stopped over at Boise to get the chill
dren who were visiting with her Sis
ter, Mrs, Goodwin Mr.. Barton
has gone TO the republican convention
at Moscow. The gentlemen report
successful sales of their sheep
W. A. Lloyd and son Lee. arrived
in the city Friday from Oberlin, Kan
sas, for short visit with relatives
and to look over the country. They
| will visit points in Idaho and other
states. They are the guests of Mr..
| Lloyd's brother John, and the form
ers son, Tom.
| D. G. Nevin, president of the
Iron Springs Mining Co., departed
Saturday afternoon for Salt Lake on
a business visit. From there he will
go to Denver and Chicago, thence
to his former home in Youngstown,
o. He will also go to Washington
D c., before the department on bus
mess connected with the Iron Springs
and Bear mail service. He expects
to return about Sept. /.
= The case of E. L. Martin vs.. Chas
q Ryan, ON the charge of assault ant
battery, came up before his honor
!, Judge Coakley, Monday afternoon
: Rhea & Son appeared for the prose
cution. The participants in the al
fray are BARRIERS and the trouble aros
over some triaing matter which n
suited in small-sized scrap Sunda
= afternoon. Ryan was fined IS an
10 trimmings, $22 in all.
Messrs. s. s. Loeb, treasurer {
the Idaho. Pittsburg Mining Co.. VIZ
Kaufman, one of the stockholder
and son George, and Manager ar
Mrs. r. Z. Lockwood arrived in Il
va city Friday afternoon from the min
~ on Salmon river. The party left +
Nv BOISE Saturday afternoon. Fro
u There Messrs. Loeb and Kaufmi
returned to their homes in Pittsbur
Ry and Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood I
er turned to the mines this morning.
be !.
- The Mineral democratic DELEGATE
to Council arrived in the city Sund
afternoon and joined the hap
', throng from Weiser Monday MOI
ing They were g. M. McDowe
= Frank j. Crook, A. j. Tarter a
~ j. T. Powell. The old war hor
John A. James, accompanied tn
zen as far as Weiser. This is the first
er- 81 tot Messrs. Tarter and James TO
'or number of years and they are emf
'n- ing the trip splendidly.
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sam mey sloyeseqe eee ispei
spdasl spl Coal ~ kl@hpllf p,v
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PRICE BAKING POWDER Co.. CHICAGO.
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srles Flynn came over Monday
Mineral.
Noltner, q prominent Portland
paper man, arrived in the city
bay afternoon.
NJ. Brown came down from
lows Monday afternoon.
4 Haley of Pollock was regis.
alhe weiser Monday.
h. Evans of Lewiston WAS a
Monday at the Weiser.
W Porter came over from
p'gton on Mondays train.
u Gladheart was down this week
asness from his ranch at Bear.
pm, to Mr.. and Mrs. AL. e.
v Saturday morning, a daugh-
0eeyes was called to Cam
Monday to attend Mrs. DIR.
bih,
aud Mrs. Dill arrived IN the
saturday and are now at the In.
pal Institute.
a. ohlsholm, cara Granger and
A'ng came down Monday from
''A Springs camp.
'nss and wyhe Dalton and Chm,
''u Of North Powder, Oregon
'H'ng city visitors yesterday
norman, whose home i
valley is now employed a
'''s Lund farm near town
Z" Stewart and p. II. Way