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New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS

Manchester Vi Aug tSpeciaD With The ad-
vent Of August the number of visitors here has
almost doubled The weather has been good f.r
outdoor SPOTS and golf usual has been The
most popular All the PLAYERS here are now busy
getting into shape for 'Le annual open scratch
tournament for the First Presidents cup. which
begins next Wednesday and lasts through the
week. This is OF the big events Of the year
here. and many crack metropolitan golfers have
entered Among these are Simeon Ford, Apa-
wants: Daniel Chauncey. Dyker Meadow. David
Dana and :. Frotlurgham. LenoN. and John Mol
Ter ir. L4kewcod. The competition this year will
begin with a qualifying round Of thirry-six holes.
sixteen 10 qualify for the hIst cup There viii %
a cup for the losing eight. besides cups for three
other divisions The IL al mates 7'iIl al be thir-
ty-sx holes
Baseball is as popular as ever The Equinox
team plays TWO games each week, The Ioca! team
1as been dgIe%jed oH.y on ms {eaG f ~ II & h4s
since yhel and now h5res 30 maintain ITS title Of
An4teeT eHaL.pin ~ ne 1 '-'e If Nev-yo- CIV
and Miss Higgins OF ClAca-o arrive' n the Equi-
uox House Oh Mouday. Ahes nave Just returned
from tour abroad Mr. i'lfton was one Of tho
ship al sandwich He deLetteq Norman CockeI
aud A. Cant. the Irish champion, lie was de
Higgins was the only American competitor IN the
EnsiiS4 women open & mn "a Ns1gyor, Ci, b
come up for few DAYS stay with Dr. " Il
Crawford. at the EquinoX House
Martin W. Littlet Roand Mrs. Litteton. OF Brook
yn. were ar33ng the arrivals al thf Eqein9X aouse
yq aEriE ed here on IleSdSyIc ZI Colonel and Mrs
II. Mooney X
City were among Tuesdays arrivals at the Equi-
House
Mrs. Cannon Of Brooklyn, at the Fquinox
House Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Taylor, of New York
City, spending 1heir second season at the
Mrs Robert MacCartee, OF New-Yor6 city.
! opened her cottage mere this week. The Misses
( Audubon, OF NeW-Tork City, are visiting Miss
/ Jessie Hawley al her cottage on the Arlington
! Road.
/ The Twentieth Century Club with Miss Jessie
! Hswley Monday afternoon Mrs Sands, OF
East Orange. y. J., gave tea - her cottage on
/ Tuesday Afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Edward Wal
/ lace. OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln. Of
! Chicago gave "A tea the Country club this
afternoon. There will be a dance at Music Hall
! this evening
/ Tne New-York arrivals At the Equinox House
I this week include
Mrs 2. ?. Collier. Miss = r.. Hidden.
Mss Watson. DT. T. Il. Allen. Mr and Hrs George r.
Do6gc. G. A. klm6all, Robert =. Fariee George r
Fariee. J NJ Lchtenauer ir Mis-. Alice I4chtenauer.
Miss Hoyt. Mss Grace HoyL Mf and Mis-
Morris White Mr.. and Mrs ". ". Burton Mrs. 3 F.
Fierreshof Frederick Herresaoc Sarah HerreshOn Miss
Marguerite Stlllnan. Mrs. Austen q. Fox Miss
! Fox Austen II Fox Charles F. Ash. M and Mrs
r N Taylor. Irving Taylor. Adele Taylor. Mrs. c. D
/ Becker and T. " Becker.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
81 the Manhattan Beach Hotel
IN THE SOMERSET HILLS.

BernardsviIe. y J.. Aug. (SpectaD.-NO subur-
ban community IN Nsw-Jersey has proarec more
in a general way from the advent OF New-Tork
business men than this popular SPOT II the Sorner-
set Hills TO which the wealthy and rashionaols
residents OF the metropolis dock n numbers each
summer. Here two OF the most beautiful churches
In Somerset County have been built through their
generosity snd now the village Is 70 secure q s1rr
from an individual which exceeds anything ever
before offered n this locality. It Is nothing less
than q public scnOOl. with about twenry-six ac-a-
OF ground and built at 4 cost OF nearly $4,000 Tns
donor is F P. OIcort. president OF tbs Central
Trust Company OF New-Xork. who was attracted
TO Bernardsvile many years ago. and lives here
permanently Year after year he has spent la-ss
sums or money. either for churches or c1aztrabLs
institutions this locality. his oenencencs bang
extended 10 pels sons OF all nanonaltctes and al
creeds. Two months ago he purchased a plot OF
ground the centre OF the village, and ne
work IS well under way on the new school build
ing that he intends 20 give 20 the roWnsnic WIEN
completed II Is to be fully equipped Win
gymnasium. etc, anv OF the uocern private
educational institutions and the grounds ara % Be
laid out FOR sports OF all kinds.
AIedbury Blanchard has come 20 5erra-csy1ls
Judge and Mrs Blanchard. Cf NeW-I ork. who ara
at the Inn for the summer. Young Mr. Blanchard
has entertained several aUtOmObtle parties. .
Seymour lie Grand CROMWELL and family Stared
this week for Southampton. where they VII spend
two weeks. going from there 70 Bar aa-oox tor
the remainder ot August, and returning 70 ca1r
home here in September.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
AT THE wESTPoRT INN.

Westport y y. Aug (speciaD.-T. Z. Bald
wins power boat Sweetheart, arrived IN WestpOrt
Bay on Friday OF last week, and is one Of the
finest pleasure craft here this season. On
Saturday afternoon the BaIdwtns entertained some
thirty OF their friends afternoon tea board.
and on the following Monday started for short
run up Burlington for the regatta
Fishing has been at It's best IN the lake this last
week. Mr. Thomas Lee has had better success
than anv other angler. On Tuesday morning he
made dne catch OF twenty-five large pike and
a nine pound pickerel. Many Of the women at the
iun are becoming expert with the rod. Mrs. =. L.
Hooper of Albany. hooked a six and one-half
pound pickereI from g. BOAT the other afternoon.
and succeeded IN landing II atIer long and ex-
citing struggle -,
p Taller. OF New-York. Dr. Riggs and A b.
Huey. OF Philadelphia. are developing team work
and rounding into Championship form IN encour-
aging manner and local experts predict pleas
SURPRISES IN the coming tournament. The club
s. cudeaVoring 10 arrange matches with the Point
Bluff, ESizabethtoWn and Port Henry clUbs
Miss Nora C;lenny Of New-OrIeans, has been
playing good golf lately, and the singles between
her and Miss Helen Tones. OF New York. drew
out large and enthusiastic gallery.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
MASCOT DOCK, PATCHoGUE, LONG ISLAND.
WATCH HILL SURF HEAVY on THE PACIFIC COAST.
Greater Transportation Facilities to
the Orient

San Francisco Aug. 5.-The arrival OF the new
steamer Manchurta gives the Pacific Mail Com
pany greater facilities for carrying freight and
passengers to the Orient than IL needs unless
some relaxation be made in the present stringent
contraband rules. The Pacific Mail now bars
all freight for Japan. COrea. Manchuria and
Siberia. we'll as the port of New -Chwang. be-
cause Of fear Of seizure of vessels by Russian
warships There is nothing however. to pre-
vent merchants from cOnsigning goods to Shang-
hal or Hong Kong and then reshipping them to
any port in the war zone. This cutting of OF
direct freight shipments TO japanese ports. as
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
WEAK BROTH

Charles J. Glidden, who Is making tour OF
the world IN his automobile. reached Boston re-
Gently. To number Of reporters he related i,.s
experiences and among other things he sa
'In Wales I put up ONE night at a reIreJe
tavern where American lay H.
I called on the American. and had 4 loos
talk together. He not very in. out. after
the manner OF some invaIids. he groOled and
grumhIed good deal
BY Jove, he said. suddenly. I smell chie!s-
eQ cooEins. I am going To have some chicken
broth
so he ordered the broth. and in due time il
brought TO him The look OF complaint
vanished from his eyes it's arrival For the
first time. dipping his spoon In the liquid he
smiled.
But he had no sooner tasted the broth than,
he emitted dreadful oath
Weak he said. Weaker than water.
i SUP pose ulurmEred. sympatheticaIly.
thai they just let chicken wade through IT.
Well. IL they did grOWled the sick man
the chicken was stilEs.'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
Fishing Good - Casino May Be
Erected.

Watch HIll r. I. Aug 6 (speciaD.-The surf has
been exceptionally heavy the beach the last
week ami bathers could go out a far as
usual. but the high breakers an agreeable
change to those who love TO buffet the waves. At
the annual meeting OF the Watch Hill Chapel So
ciety, held on Saturday. two new trustees were
elected the term OF Office OF William A. Proctor
and Frank ]. Jones having expired. The Rev. DR..
s. D. Mcconnell. OF AL Souls Church. New-York.
occupies the pulpit at the forenoon service to-
morrow
The Sunday evening concerts continue be en-
joyabe. Boating and fishing are much INDUCED in
by Plimpton House guests H. Kellogg recently
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
CHARMS OF THE ADIRONDACKs.

most attracuvely illustrated and printed folder
.'S oeen issued BY the passenger department Of
he Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company de-
,o'ea 10 the North Woods OF the State Of New
Iofh II is entitled '"The Adirondack: Our Great
@Aiional Playground" The letter press halftone
-.-stTsuons and MAPS convey in the clearest pos
''ia manner most complete impression Of the
'lH 1nhered charms Of this most enchanting sum
Dnef region. 10 which the routes Of this railroad
n n pssiy AFFORD convenient access The Delaware
80 ttupson Railroad penetrates the region from
- - noIth Win its Lake Placid branch from Bluff
F,lNt sftotel ChaInpiain) and from the south with
-. adirondack branch IRON Saratoga Springs
r1ase coach and steamboat afford access 10 an
lyHlts not reached by -aii. The companv oerere
efy privilege to those desirous OF visiting Sara
80 springs. lake George. Lake Champlain An
s.l' sasn o. any other point the way 10 and
l.ih The wilderness OF forest. lake and raounai h
region -'''s summer
,olSs- ~ receipt o. q two-eent stamp a copy OF the
To- Passenger agent, Albany. 49,
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
MANY AT STROUDsBURG. PENN.

Stroudsburg Penn Aug. (SpsciaD.-Not Tor
years have the resorts IN and about St-oUasou-r
been SO crowded with visitors from tbs lea6i1s
cities as the present one. A notable feature oc
the season Is the unusually large 1Umbsr of young
people who are climbing the hills By day and
dancing or playing cards at night Coli. tennis and
bowling tournaments nuuerOuS-
Harold B. Dennis. OF NeW-YOrk. is ths Champion
tennis player OF the Highland Dell
Or and Mrs. j Vernon Smith and daughter, oc
New-Tork. at the Highland Inn for the sea-
Inn
Miss Marie Allen Mrs Frank J. Allen Mrs z
Meal Miss NehI and Miss NJ. Mehl, or NeW-YOrk
are at the Berwick I'm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mcknight are at the Prospect
House.
The progressive cuchre or Tuesday evening at
the Prospect House much enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
MANI POCONO TISITORS.
Much Gayety Characteriees the So
cial Life There.

Houut Pooono Penn. Aug 8 tSpeciaIt-Aug7st
finds me season here al its height and al the
claims made AZ the beginning OF its being record
breaker have come true. Every resort is wei
fllea and the social life Is Eayer than for years
past The chief events Of the last week have been
the tabiesuN vivants at Montanesca- in charity's
aid, and the amateur circus Al Bear Lake The
circus played 10 a large house and II IS safe TO
tsy that d better pleased audience never de-
parted from similar performance
Prizes this week At the progressive euchre held
al the MOntanesca We're captured bv Miss Nus
grove. Mr. Ehringer and Miss Birch
M and Mrs. II. O. Hallinger. William Hallinger
ana Miss Jessie Hallinger viii spend the month
OF August a. the Montanesca.
Miss J. G0ucaI. if New-York. Is at the Pocono
Mountain H0use
Eueare Drizes this week were captured by Miss
AoFTlli. Miss Wooley Mr.. Turnbuu and Nj Malone
a ne Pocouo Mountain House
-aIS- H. Willis and Miss Schwaab. Of York,
S Hln spend the remainder Of the season at the
Foeoao Mountain House.
L Graham and Mr.. and Mrs J. Graham are
'T"-f orkeTs Al The Pocono Mountain House
~ - Goblin. OF New-Yorll. has been entertained
.'e OntWood by Mrs Albert Beebe
NJ and Mrs. Ernest F1nrel. OF Brooklyn. are
- arrivals al the Mountain Top House
A. The progressive euchre on Tuesday evening
Sr--7s Nere won by Mss Koons Miss Crassburger.
AaeyS7I- a7-s, Ms I.eech and Messrs. Leen. walker
Mou5I- mag e. L Walker. Of New-York is at the
NJ tieasant House
a. I,l r. bassenlir and Miss E,unice L. Bassernir
sLYA-yn, have taken apartments al the E,lvin
corners AVS sen OF Brooklyn. is among the late
NerIz II. g. Ward and Miss {. y Ward ot
Fs,-oIk oIk are al Spruce Cabin Inn
mountain House m - a. INC 0''leS
Yo-EsS YsS Lillian Clarke and Miss r. Clarke q New
= eIe ~ the Belmont House.
ssf- 4an'e Was given this week at the Noun
OF BROOKLYN ~ va '-4SS Heish F" a4siA'
--s- i4rG.r1ar ,r Na,.-yorl, -. ,. ,ho ,r...,.
~. View House - - " '''' 'i'U'.-
Fef H. p-.H AIIs. -harles ". Hippard and Miss Har-
NrS H. q Brooklyn. are the saltwater
rrs, p wright o. New York. captured the FIRST
- re progressive euchre al the Saltwater
are - ~ Aers registered al the FAIR View House
aps l111Nafd O. Birch. Mrs A Hasbrouck Mr.
NJ JsTles Stuall and David Evans.
arc Mrs. FOlmer. Of Brooklyn. and family
"a if~ Mountain T. L Hous.
Ms y p5r.lI.ie II Chlds, Niss Lille X ChHds and
H0use -1N- '''" are 81 'hc Belmont
Nss lhaTlss r. Sinclair and her sisters Miss
p~IIt, p Hop70n and Miss E2fhe Il Hopson ot
a. - -t't Al tho MOaut &iTv House
N-.A r; .. Esterbrook and z d. Esterbrook ar.
!, - ork@rS at ire HeT4ryville House.
~, T. Suescrt anu the Misses Miller of New
j. a-e "A the Mountain House.
t t--ff-r. OF New York .s Tire Evyf tor
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEACH

There havo been many arrivals at thu Oriental
and Manhattan Beach hotels and all week ths
beach has been full OF Hfa Outdoor sports we're
revived with enthusiasm Yachting. fishing and
bathing are now at their best. and every day many
are out enjoying all three The annual outing
OF the New-Yor1 Sphinx Club viii be held at the
Oriental Tuesday After banquet the club
Will attend the theatre and fireworks
Recent arrivals at the Oriental
L G. Fisher. Miss Josephine Loxier. Arthur 5 shore
Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Meyer. Mrs Percy FeaTn. NJ
Bond, George N Bond. Mrs. : OLder1an1, Mr and Mrs.
Floyd Jones. William Floyd Jones, jr. Mrs r. N
u1ont- P II. Weber. Henry Golden A Porter. Dr.
w = Davis. Mr. and Mrs l. O. Ftzner. Mss Ethel
Usher olive Brooks Rev Thomas Worrsll Ger
rrute Hall Cc1perha-i g. -
Dodge. c. ; Dodge. Mrs- Turrs-
At the Manhattan Beach Hotel
Mr. aid Mrs c. G. Rosa 3Ir. Mrs. James Wake
Mss Basset- NJ. and Mrs. J. Auerbach. =. " sea-
Mrs J. L. Brouk- Mrs A T Plat. Mrs O. J. Taylor.
Mrs Droseruier N-. and Mrs 7. A PaIer. Mr.. AMI
Mrs J. O. Letter. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Ba1Inann Mr- an
Mrs Ba-r1a-a. Mrs John .. Alles. Mr. and Mrs. F.
B Wvrou = Sutherland 1Ir. and Mrs Z. Coyue. +. a.
Jacxscr- F SchOver.iuE Mrs. g 8 Hoaz. John a.
Mccall r B Dana " s Rensselaer,. Mr- ard Mrs- "
r Nanuirs T. Plat 2. : Pla-r. Mr.. and Mrs Van
Antwerp George " Hing Mss Hing, J. Atns-ield
N- and Mrs. Chester. Mr. and Mrs. L G. DOugnerIy
Nr and Mrs Morton + Taylor, Eran1 T Hunron. D
Kennedy ant N. Il bonner
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

Plans Will be adopted Immediately for an ad-
dition to the Harmon Gymnasium at the Uni
versity OF California which will cost $4,000.
Special attention will be given TO shower baths.
of which there will be I3O
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10
Children,s Day Exeroises.

Following is the program Tor Chll-
dren's day at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning, June y;
Song-Summer is Here,
Choir.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Mr. Stubblefeld.
Recitation-The Strongest Drink
Manton Mars.
Recitation-W Welcome Little Daisies
Five Little Girls.
Songs Scatter the Clouds
Primary.
Recitation-W When the Children Come
Flossie Leforce.
Song-Anthem- Cholr
observation-disclosures Day,
Helen Churchill.
Recitation-The Loayes and Fishes
Evelyn Hall
Song-God is Good
Intermediate
Recitation-God Loves the Children.
CARA Hughes.
Vocal Solo-Roses.
Stafford Daniels
Recitation-I'm Only Little Pansy
Verna Garrison.
Violin Obligato-Traumereri-schu
mann. Louise Hail.
Reading Pictures OF Memory.
Pauline Kelly.
Short Talk, by the superintendent
Miss May Trott, organist, and Miss
Louise Hall, violinist, win accompany
obilaron,s soncs d-2t
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10
TO WORLDS FAIE
20 Wasting -

The following letter from Robert r
Watts. of Salem Mo. is instructive
Il have been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years. I lost
flesh and never felt well and doctoreC
with leading physicians and tried al
remedies suggested without relief
Finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and less than two bottles completely
cured me and am now sound anC
we'll. Peoples drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10
RYAN ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recorded in the Othce OF the O!erk q
the Second Recording District at
Vinita, Indian Territory
wARRANrY DEEDS.

WARRANTY DEEDS.
Louis Bean ct ux, to samuel G Vic
tor, mel nwf Of nwf and nwt OF net OF
nw4 sec 81, tp 27 n, "A e; mel swi OF
set of sec 80, tp 27 n, "a e, and the
sci mel Of sw4 sec IA, tip 26ni r p east;
S400.
Robert Daniels to Bradley Realty
Bank & Trust Co., all Of his allotment
in Cherokee nation except homestead;
s25 and other valuable considerations.
Thos Bean to Nancy Burlington, set
nef of sec 36, tip zen, 20 east; s40o,
Soloman Martin to Nancy Bufing-
ton, part Of swl Of mel Of SET, and that
part Of sci swt Of the set lying east OF
the M k 81 It railroad in sec rs, tp 26
n. r 20 e, and that part Of the net swt
of net, and that part Of the nw4 sw4
of mel of sec SO, tip 26 n, 20 e, con-
tanning 2l.5s acres all lying south and
east of the NJ X g. II railroad; S19422-
Soloman Martin to 7 NJ Burlington,
nw4 mel of sci, and that part Of the
swa net Of sci lyinging northwest Of
the M X & r, all in sec 25, tip 26 n,
20 e, containing p. Il acres; s224.39,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10

Daniel Bante of Otteryille, Iowa,
writes. "a nave had asthma for three
OF four years and have tried about all
the cough and asthma cares ia the
market and have received treatment
from physicians in New Yorkand 9th
er cities. but got very little benent
until / tiled Foley's Honey and Tar
which gave me immediate relief and Il
viii never be without it in my house.
/ sincerely recommend it to all. Sold
bv Peoples drug store. dW
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10

Round trip tickets on sale daily from
April Is to Nov. 10, 1904, final return
limit Dec. Is, 1904, at $3.50
On sale daily, April Is to Nov. 20,
return limited to 30 OF 60 days, s14.4O.
On sale daily, April q to Nov. .,
1904. return limit Is days from date
Of sale, sl2.s0.,
NJ. f. HELMS, Agt.,
NJ X. & T. R'y.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10
Chean Rates Over the kay.

Sunday excursion tickets, on sale
each Saturday after 9p. m, commene-
ing Saturday, Aril So one fare for the
round trip to all points where the reg
ular one way fare is sl.5o and less.
Return limited to Sunday following
Saturday on which tickets are sold.
WIN be on sale each Saturday until
November.
TO WORLDS FAIk
The NJ. X. & T. has announced day
coach excursions during the Worlds
Fair at dates given at different times.
Tickets sold 20 per cent. OF one way
fare for round trip, which makes the
price from Vinita to st. Lonis and re-
turn sI55. First date Of sale Of these
tickets May p, return limit seven
days from date Of sale.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-10

The scent packet isl enough fol
usual occasions The family bottle
teo cents) contains supply for a
year. An druggists sell them. DIV
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-01
The REAL ES-
TATE TRANSFERS

Messrs. Parker & Stova1 of the
Idaho Abstract Co. of Caldwell re-
port the following real estate trans
fers in Canyon county for the week
ending September FL.
Charles G. Snead and wife to
William A. Crum, $1,000, lots 7
and 8, block IS, Interstate addition
to Nampa.
State of Idaho to D. A. Baxter,
$500, SCI of SWA of Sec. 16, tip 3
MR. W.
New Plymouth Land and Coloni-
cation Co., Ltd, to Independent
School Dist. No. II, 5000, all. OF
block IS, Town of New Plymouth.
New Plymouth Land & Coloni-
cation Co., Ltd, to School District
No. II, 81, lot ID, block 80. Town
of New Plymouth.
New Plymouth Land & Coloni-
cotton Company, Ltd, to J. NJ
Shaw, 81. lot IS, block 80, Town
of New Plymouth.
R. E. Green, administrator, tc
Tohn D. Bloomfield, $1,000, Lot IS
block FL, Town of Nampa.
Isaac w. Barton and wife to Johr
Edward Miller, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, block
26, Town of Caldwell.
VIM. T. Kirk ct al to Mary E
Kirkpatrick, $40, VIZ of thu
Mex, and the E1s of the NW4
the NW4 of the Sc IA, the M
IA of the SW ia of Sec. 10, tp' S
N. R. S w.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-01
Notice to Electors
State of Idaho. County of CanyOn,t CO
Precinct of West Caldwell, %

State of Idaho. County of Canyon,l s.
Precinct of West Caldwell,
Notice is hereby given that the Under
signed, registrar of election for West Cald-
well precinct. county and State aforesaid,
will at the office of the Idaho Abstract Co.,
i'll said precinct, county and state every
day from and after the first day of Septem-
Der. 1901, between the hours of o'clock a.
m. and o'clock p. m. and on every Satur-
day after the first day OF September, 1904,
between the hours of 9 o'clock IN and 5
o'clock IN and 7ocIock p m and 9oclock
p nj of said days, until and including Satur-
day, November 5, 1904, receive applications
for registration of qualiti ed electors OF said
precinct for the general election to be held
IN said precinct, county and State ON Tues
day, November 8, 1901.
Dated this 9th day OF Sep TENDER, 1904.
GEORGE w, SToVAL,
Registrar West Caldwell Precinct
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-01

Dumont, Maxim, and Professor
Bell are striving to solve.
Lindsay Denison describes how
"The Fight for the Doubtful State"
is conducted. Paul Severing tells
of the great chess champions now
battling for supremacy at the
Worlds Fair.
In the harvest month it is inter
esting to see and read Harvest
ing the World Over" by Will
Irwin, Of course plenteously illus
trated.
There are eight short stories be-
sides a vital instalment of Hal
Gaines "Prodigal Son." which
grows more powerful as the plot
Develops.