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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

inston Str. goo.; SO bel 1875 SUB,
berbehert, usflede Settle Der Wount
Str, iholi9 bon WaI1ington Str.
81, 500.
Soa ID. @biiinger on llri9 Oba.
Der u. u, She'll oss nOrb6Eiiden Iisr-
tells, Section %. Sounfbip II, &anss
g. 40 Meres. @aibinston Sounf9ip,
So, 200.
ulri6 O5absr an Mleranber s.
ScOit, She'll berislben, 10 Nerss,
$500.
Wabel q. Sauf OH Catherine 9.
Cyan, 2ot'5, Btpf z, Bruee.gatsr
aoo.. tueilids Settle bon Danoes Str,
n0rolid bon %. Str. 81, 800.
college Ssisbts RsaItp So. an SEQ
M. Barrett, 2ots %, 20 uro 80,
Slod 4 unb Got 16, glod 8, S9ofslo
u. U. Nob., ALL bel l40 Sub, boz
cant, OhIeite Columbia Noe. an 20.
Str. 81, $50.
Jannis 8. Sapler on German 8.
Sapler, She'll Got 81, Weff's grbsn
aoe., 254 BEL 81 SUB. berbsRert,
Shoisits IL. Str. psflia bon Dill
fouri Str, 81, 100
Snbiana Building 60. an Miaael
@alto, Got 8, Goes Sub. &beil
bon @ubenlOt 81. IS Bel 140 Sub'
psrbehert, Rorofeite 9arrifon Str.
tusHlid bon S5elhp Str. $l,847 SO.
Oscar 8. Wann on pearl 6. SoIo.
map, Got 9, 8ropn's g. Meribian
Str. aooition, Sc. 5 Bel 100 SUB, psr=
behsrt. 6tli9e Settle Der Merioian
Str, faoIid BON &sssut Str, unb
Got 5 Bis 8, Squre 20, 8eatb's Io.
oition. 1876 bel $50 SUB, pacant, oft.
li4e Seite Der Wpplegate 5tr., n6cbli9
bon Beeder Str. $3.50.
Caroline W. @ramlins an Marp
Golsp, Got 2, Subarb's Subbibifion,
Square IL, Shooit, Mbbition, so bel
$50 SUB, bacant, 6ftli&e Settle Der
Sbelbp Str, iaoli9 bon Cottage gbe.
$500.
&i9aro 6. @rob an gli3abstb Or.
@rOB, Got 292. Noblss Subj, Iuben-
lot As etc., 6fli9e Settle bon 9abioiOn
Str, n6roli9 bon Nortb Str. $500.
WiQiam 6. gnslif9 an Grant 9slb,
Got IS, Sims SuboipiFon, grpan's
Wobition, 40 BET 1870 CUB, bacant'
meflids Settle Der Samilton Mbs., fhb-
lid bon ct. Clair Str, 1926.
Serielbs an Graneis W. &ufeI, Got
"a, 1915.
Serislbs an @uKsa & Wsib, Got IS,
1926.
Marioris gais an Sbomas s. @ibs
ion. Got 112, 5lst9er's S%ubbibiFon,
She'll Dat 9ia, 38 BET 140 Sub, Der.
beHert, IhbIi9e Settle Der grrotp Mbe.'
wsfli9 bon Neuaoa Str.. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

Sas u~euerfnnoene 9eilmittel 8e-
gen S9uinbiu9t, NIT ueldem i'm Sem
Yorter f-@raouate'6 ofpitaf 0er-
iuts gsma9t uatben uno oas bon Or.
Sobn s. RuRea In Rew Yort erfunoen
if, tuirb bon einem fa9mdnnii9 @e-
bilbsten in Der vNstu Oortsr Stats
3situns" i'm WsIentliden 10 beiprO9en:
y@s purbe cine Nnsabl S9winb-
itidtiser in Der genannten 2linit felt
Sanuar mad bisIsm 8erfabrsn beban.
belt unb in ELF 6aasn cine ~bOlfdnbige
6siluns Der S~ubertulofs eraielt. Die
8sriu9e erfrsdtsn fi9 iber cine bins
ldngli4 geraume 3sit, I'm Elm nrtbeil
iber ben @ertb Der Sur gu biloen.
Mus Srduterrt aler Dirt, aus grbIsn,
4raut uno Rtiben, miro bur4 3erma6-
len unb prsfsn Der pian3eniaft ges
uonneri, unb bisfsr Saft, tpettt er FIR
cine 3eit lang einen berborra9enosn
She'll Der 9idt bes S9pinoIu9ts=
patisnten biloet, fibrt ansebli9 bic
Ssiluns. bas bsiBt bas Yerf9winosn
Der Subsrtelba3iQsn aus ben 8epsbsn,
in benen er fi& fefseiest bat, berbei.
Dos Mittsl bsrbisnt gsa9tung, neil
electromagnetic pbpFolosif9e giSen-
i9aften BEN als 6silmittel biensnosr1
9fan3eniafte ni&t ab3uipre&sn fno.
Der saft sntbdlt unter MnbsreM rsi4s
lid protsinf6rper, Proteioe, tpie man
He nsnnt, urlb bic Qualitdt bisier G6rs
per, su osuen aud bas 9dmsglobin
fslber 9eb6rt, als Blut- uno @stpsbilb-
nsr, 1T bon Der Wifsnf9aft anerfannt.
Mar uenoet he serabs In Der Bebanb-
lung bon tOrperli9 sei@wd9ten 3un.
fiiusnten our 8srbsfsrung Der 8lut-
mt11rr8 IN aus9eoepntem UtaBe an,
unb guar sspinnt man big iebt Die
giweibf6rper aus tbierif&em giweiB.
@s 1T ferner betannt, BOB bic reid.
Ii&e 3uiubr bon fOl9en fart ftidftoh=
6altigen proteioen defenders bic 3abl
uno gnersie Der usiben Blutt5rpsr9en
bermsbrt; uno cine gigsnI3aft, tusnn
ni6t gar Der Beirut bieier peiBsn Blut-
t6rper9sn if ss, bas ginoringstl, bic
ausbrsituns uno 8ermebruns bon benz
tbteri9sn 26rpsr f9doli9sn Mitroor=
ganismen gu betdmpfen unb su Der.
bitten. go primitib, ME bas WitsI I'm
erfen Iusenblid erfdsinsn f6nnts, 10
bebeutet es pbpiologiI9 cine ~foreirte
3ufubr bon pflan3sn.p rotein tn einen
26rper, Der CUR abusbr unb our Dsr=
btttung bes Jefisbens feinbli9er alein.
tueien. in bieiem Ga0e Der Subsrtel.
baailen, bic Stdrfung Der nit bteier
Si9er6eitsfunttion bstrautsn usiBsn
Blutf6rper9en notbmsnois bat"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Sin neroismiinouer Wanm iii aus

~ ~ 6A$R
benz 6fsntliden 2ebsn ausaetreten.
Dos III Sofspb 6. 8riitor aus 9ans
fas. als 9iIfs-G ensralpoftmsiitsr mar
er Der fdbi9fte unb eifri9fe @sbilfe
oes prdioenten &oOIsbelt In Der Sdu-
bsruns ienes Separtemsnts bon Die,
ben uno S~etrtgern. Sn isiner 3tustten
MiifOn nad Banana bat sr Dem
2anbe einen ni9t geringen Dtsnft sr=
tpisien, inbem er bic Wonopolsfpirtb.
f9aft unierer transfontinsntalsn Bah.
men nit gesug auf ben Waarenbsrtebr
iiber bic 2anoenge BON Banana auf=
bedte. Ste 2anfas'er baben eine quite
@elsgenbeit, iol&e @eroienfe au Be-
Io6nen uno f9 3u rebabilitiren, inbem
fe an STEELE ibres In Werbinbunq mil
ben Pufbetrii9ereien b~erurtbeiIten ST.
majors Burton ben sbrliGen iiro to-
pferen grifom In ben gunSsssS enai
tudblen.
@as Burton anbstrift, 10 if ct
atuar auf @runo te4niI9sr punfte Der
strafbolfrsdune fousit entsangen,
aber Elm nsues nn9ewitter 3iebt fi9 tibsr
ibm suiammen. Sept bat ons Suffi3-
Separtement ermittelt, baB Burton fid
aud bon ben gbidafatp- Snbiansrn als
antpalt bat en9agiren uno bs3ableu
Iafen, ipdbrenb er 8unbssfenator mar.
Sm gefge bes Sufi3.S Departments Be-
finoen fi9 26 3ablunssanusiiunsen
auf ben @bidaiaw- Nationalfonbs, BIZ
auf Burton ausgefeIt tparsn. Der
@efammtbetrag, tpel4en bieie Mntpei.
fungen reprdieniirsn. bslduft f9 aui
sl4, 600. Se4s BACON 3sigen bas
Datum bes %. October 1901. 6is
fnb Direct auf 5. R. Burton ausae=
ffslt unb reprdfentiren $500. Die
llebrigen finb auf 8. 8. Burton aus,
seftelt, bod wiro i'm Suftis-S DEPARTS
rtent ertldrt, bies lei fitr cine 0ertebe-
rung bes Hamens bes Senators. Cine
iol9s psrion babe rtiemals i'm Snbia-
ne-Serritorium als anuaIt funsirt.
Gsrner trirb confatirt, bab 3eugen
por9anoen ieien, wel&e bef&wbren mer.
ben, bab SENATOR Burton 3ur 3eit ers
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Tir aie Gr0Hamns Sss Sadiou
Yln3e8.

Cine neue ReIoluticn FIR bte gr6F.
rlang oes Sadion plabes, 3uii9en Me.
ribiar unb Megrea StraBe, tuurbe bon
Der Beb6rbe far 6Hentli4e Mrbeiten
ansenommen. Der Difritt, tusI9er
ftr 0ortbsile, tpelds bic neue strabe
bietet, eingef&dbt uuroe, miro burG
bic 2ouiiana StraBe fabIi&, bur9 ben
Circle plab n6roli9 begrenat. Sie
Mlsb 6ifli& bon Der Weribian unb bic
Iaep wefli& bon Der Werioian begrsn-
gen bas 9erritoriuut auf be;ben eeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

tldrt babe, er lei Der ein3ig autorifrts
gertrstsr Der Snoianer in WaFbington
unb aleirt bere9tiet, beren Nngele9en-
beiten als Nnpalt wabr3unebmen.
DDS Bemeismaterial, tpel9es bas Sus
fi3= Dspartsment seiammelt bat, tpiro
ben @rOBgei9wOrenen tergele9t ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

5m 3noianer Serritorium iua
iOwie es Staatsnredts erbdlt, ielbf Der
8efB elmer 8unoeslicens gum gertauf
bon Spirituoisn als oerbre9erii4 er-
a9tst tusrbsn. Die probibitioniifen
haber bamit bo9 iiber bas 3iel binaus=
geitsHsn. sic tpsrosn eben ;u ippig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

Sie 6efahr, bic bie Hniien europa
brinsen 1T i9limmer als bic v@elbs
@efabr". bsnn bur9 Die 8erna9ldif=
gung aasr ianitdren WaBnasmen siebi
Die @bOlsra, biefe sntieBli6e Ssude.
i!6er bic ruifi&en @renBen In europa
elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

5Sie bitteriten Ssiaoe HoOiepelts
ertsnnert i'm nun als berporra9en6fen
prdioenisn Der Reu3eit an = ia Der
grfolg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
@ranoeigemtbuuls uebertrasnnsen.

9ots 2ots 3 unb 4 in 8arnum's Sub.
Got 8. Sqr. IL, Soutbsaf Nbb., 80
bel 140 SUB, pacant, Wsfieits Der
Spruce Str, iioli9 bon Cottage Mue.
$500.
Noab j. golanber an Carrie Or.
6unt, S6eil bon Section Is, 8p. ID,
Range 5, Grantlin Sp. 5000.
aia M. @ilpin an geniamin 6.
Rsnnsbp, 2ots q uno % In &obbins'
Noro Sn,ianapolis Aob., baeant,
Stoieite Der %. Ger. $500.
JaRstt u. Cotton on Grant 3. Se=
Her. Sbeil itowsftlide 0isrtsl, Sec. z,
Sopnibip Is, Range 4, II ader,
WaibinstOn SOwnibip. $1,000.
gbmin s. Mrmfrong an Samuel 6.
Montgomery, Got 113 8spftone parf
aIob., 40 Bel 145 SUB, baeant, Norb.
ieite Der gonarsB Nos., bfli9 bon
Clifton Str. 500.
Gnnie 6. CUNT an Daniel %. War.
mon, Got 8, grues's Nob., IS Bel 1872
Sub. pacant, Wefisite college Mbs.,
itbli9 bon 25. Ctr. $4,000.
Sobn &upp an gomarb &oienbaG,
Got A, &upp's l. Noo., alps BEL
$50 Sub. pacant, Noroieite Worris
Str, 6fli9 bon Belmont Nbs. $500.
Caroline 9. Ga Rue an gffele g.
SObniOn, Got IL, glud 1, 9Orbpts u.
u. @ranbbieu Iob., 48.9 BET 40,
perbsHsrt, OHieits college abs., iab-
lid bon 81. Str. s5.227.25
Sobn q. 5obbs on gmilp 8.
2napp. Got 2, 6obbs' Subj, She'll
bon 6. u. 6ubbaros Mob., 1926 Bel
14O Gub, iaoli9s Settle bon 10. Str,
bflid BON Oatlano Ipe. 5000.
Morman 5. @oinss an GLEN q.
Sale, Got 26. Miaiauns part Sane
Nbb., 6flias Settle bon grienal Mbe..
iholi9 bon IL. Str. $4,000.
Seize 2ennebp an 6erbsrt $. @ooh=
imal, Got "a, Reasan part goo.. 40
BEL $50 Gus, 6flide Settle bon aib.
lamb abs., iholid bon "a. Strabe.
$4,000.
Worib Building 2oan anb Snpsf-
msnt 60. an Seize 8. M. ga Salette.
Got 135, gnslsmoOo aoe., 40 BEL 100,
6alide Settle bon Sursoo Str. ihbli6
bon WaIbineton Str. $1,000.
Irtbur u. Mcsain on GaTett u.
Cotton, Sbsil oes fiomefli9en 0isr=
tels bon Section z, Somnfbip Is,
&anse 4, @aTainstOn Sownibip,
$1,000.
@omonb Routier &c. on 6pman go.
Iomon, 2ots 307 uno 3O8, 6Iet4sr's
&c. Suboibifon, 80 bel 76.5 SUB,
bsrbeRert, Gioof=@ds bon glm- unb
Solar Str, $1,000.
Winie Or. Mlsman &C. on b%enTeIben,
Got rs, Srats & Wapbsm's L. Mobi=
tiOn. 40 BEL 100 SUB, bsrbsHert. Glib
isite bon IL. StraBe, tpsflid bon @st=
StraBs, $3.50.
pearl &. Soaopap ar b~enielben,
Got 9, Minturn's Norb=Nobition, S5
BET = CUB, berbeKsrt, Sioieite bon
%. StraBs. tpsifli9 bon Slinois Str,
$500.
So6n @ramIin9 an Carrie &. Qeib.
linger, Got 2O2, Alisn & Root's Norb=
addition, 40 Bel 156 SUB. bsrbeKsrt,
OfIsite bon Sem Serisp Str. r6rbIi9
bon 16. StraBs, $500.
Sarab 8. Wagnsr an pauI u.
6abn &C., Got IA, Blod g., Nobition
bon gartb's grben, 40 Bel 148 SUB,
baeant, Gillette bon &ingsulo Str,
n6rbli9 bon Cottage Nbe., $500.
Warp Mufosrbeibe an 5snrp &udsls-
baus &C., Got so, @pffin's OF Isr=
mont Ctr. addition, 81 BET 100 CUB,
paeant, Stooft .gde bon 9prmarl= uro
Wi9igan Str, 1875.
6reb .. StiI3 an 2emon .. Mart,
Cots 50 uuo 60, Milet's Subj,
She'll bon 8aien's sprinsoals lbb.,
norbbfli4e gde Der Nowlano unb Ga.
coma Mpe. 5000.
S6omas 6. 2lopo an 6arrp u. Gens
ton, Got 10, Square 5, Jlst9sr's
Worbof 4bb.. 40 bsi 140 SUB. bacant.
uefilihe Settle Der Wartsnoale Nbe.,
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21

last two days. /. may have been
as hot before, hut l didn't notice
The speaker was L. Al. spitzar
'he county assessor, who il not ,bs
oldest inhabitant, but he is pretty
wen posted on everything in Santa
Clara valley from property values
to the weather.
There are many other people
who take the same view 81 he
weather conditions as Mr.. Splitter.
declare that it was never Is bo, 81.
fore in California. Itis the usual
custom for the warm wave. as i 4
called, to remain for three davs.
put the present hot spell is now on
lts seventh day, the frst hot day
being sunday The thermometer
has registered during the week. at
three O'Clock in the afternoon. as
follows Monday, "a; Tuesday.
loo' Wednesday, 80; Thursday, 50
Friday, lo4; Saturday, 9S. Yes
terday az 8 a. m. it was 81, and
this morning, 50; at noon yesterday
It was So and today at the same
hour, 81. The weather bureau
predicts that il will Re cooler to
nighl and tomorrow but the wealth
or man has made 50 many mis-
takes lately that little confidence is
placed in bis assertions.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
Westlake's Water system.

We were up to Westlake satur.
day and while there took the op.
portunity to investigate the water
system now being installed in that
thriving burg. Tie ditch for the
water main is now almost com
pleted to the spring n miles west
Of town and it is expected that the
entire work Of installing the system
will be completed next week. The
large spring from which the water
is t. be taken lies directly west 81
the town and will furnish an
abundant supply Of the finest wat
er for all purposes. 1t will furnish
a steady flow sufficient to fill 2
inch pipe and will give a fall Of
175 feet into town, thus giving a
good, strong pressure head for fire
protection. The water mains be-
ing laid are of the finest quality of
riveted steel pipe guaranteed to
stand pressure Of 800 pounds to
the square inch. A 7-inch main
will be laid the first half mile from
the spring, a 6 inch main the next
half mile, 1 inch main the next
three fourths of mile and a 2 inch
pipe the rest Of the distance into
town. In town the pipe will be
laid along the principal streets and
two fire hydrants will be allowed
to each block. Competent engi-
neers have estimated that the sys-
tenn when completed will he suffi
ciently adequate to supply a town
Of 1900 inhabitants and can be en-
larged when necessary. The total
cost Of the plant will be between
$4,000 and $4,000 and when com
pleted Westlake will baye a water
system which will prove Of incalcu-
liable benefit to the town and be the
envy of all her sister villages.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name and style of Silver
& Blackburn has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Charles Blackburn
retiring from said firm. All account are
payable to and all bills will be paid by
Patrick Silver, who continues the bust
ness. Dated at Cottonwood, Idaho, the
21st day Of July, 1905.
PATRIcK SILVER,
CHARLES RLAcKBuRN.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
Items Of interest Reproduced for the
Benefit Of our Readers.
a STORY OF THE WEEK
4 few incidents that have occurred ia
the State since our last Issue.

The Lewiston council has deeid.
ed to lease the electric road zoe
feet Of water front on Snake river
for use by that road.
The sugar factory at Blaekfoot,
which was started about a year ago
by New York capitalists, has been
purchased by the Idaho Sugar Co.
It has been practically determin
ed to start system Of electric lines
from Boise to open up the Boise
valley and the Pearl mining
camps.
The 5-year old son Of Frank
Church, former superintendent Of
the y. S. assay Office at Boise,
drank carbolic acid from a beer
bottle Monday and died in an
hour.
The steamer Boneta was sunk on
Occur d'Alene lake recently from
collidiDg with the steamer Idaho.
The Boneta reached the shore in
time to ladd all her passengers be-
fore sinking.
Twenty-Five carloads of steel
rails and ties have already arrived
at Riparia to be used in the con
struction Of the road to Lewiston
A steam shovel and seven cars Of
steel have also arrived there and
train load Of grading equipment be-
longing to the contractors, Erikson
& Peterson, will reach that place
this week.
This year is an important one
for the Pacific northwest, owing to
the attraction of the Portland fair,
which will bring thousands west,
and every community should see
that its resources are advertised.
One of the best methods for doing
this is the Spokane Interstate Fair,
which will catch large throng of
tourists on the return from the
Lewis and Clark Exposition. Ev-
cry one who has anything worth
exhibiting should send it to Spo-
kane this year, for such an oppor.
tunity will not be had again for
many years. A premium list can
be had for the asking by addressing
Robt. H. Cosgrove, secretary and
of the fair at Spokane. A
glance through this premium list,
which is better than ever before,
will show almost everyone that he
has something worth sending. The
fair itself promises to be the best
vet held. 1t is the twelfth annual.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
Proof that Advertising Pays.

Frank Kain last week put in a
small local announcing a binder
for sale, and no sooner had the pa.
psr reached its readers than a buy
er appeared and took the machine.
Thus at a cost Of only few cents
he sold what otherwise might have
taken him weeks to dispose Of II
YOU have anything to sell put a
few lines in your local paper and
if it is something someone wants
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
Road will cost approximately Two
Millions Of Dollars.
ppAIRIE LINE RY NEXT ADR.
General Manager says both roads will
be completed BY April !, 1906.

A Portland dispatch dated July
Is says: General Manager j. p.
O'Brein today announced the
awarding of the contract for the
Hartman lines' extension from
Riparia to Lewiston along snake
river. The work will be done by
Erickson & & Peterson, Of San Fran
cisco, and is estimated will cost be-
tween 81, 100000 and 100000, no
fixed price having been agreed up
on, The contractors are already
hiring men and work will begin
immediately. This track when
completed will be owned by the o.
R & N. and the Northern Pacific
ointly, though the entire cost Of
building viii be paid by the form
a,
Bios for this work were opened
July 9th, but owing to the fact that
officials OF the o. R. & N. had to
confer Jointly with those Of the
Northern Pacific, some delay re
suited in the award being made.
Operations relative to the build
ing Of the Northern Pacifc's con-
nsotion between Lewiston and
Grangeville are progressing rapidly
and that line is to be put under
contract in short time. In the
opinion of railway officials there is
10 reason why connections hetween
Portland and Grangeville by way
Of lewiston should not be in shape
BY the end OF another year. That
line will be IS miles long, and Just
aa soon as the surveying crews have
fnished running the lines and
probable estimates are made bids
will be called for.
General Manager O'Brein said
tonight: "It will not be possible
ler US to get the Lewiston -Riparia
line in working order in time to
handle the 1905 business, but it
vii be ready by April /, 1906, at
Ehich time the Northern Pacific
extension will also be completed
mat will make it possible to han.
de the entire 1906 yield of that
district without delay, something
aefetotore impossible. There is
mule that can be said about it.
lhe contract has been let and the
work will be done as som as posi-
os The contractors are ready to
Nsll. vi course it is to the best
interests of the railroad, as well as
N patrons, to rush the work
The grading will be done this
summer, fall and winter, Near
ness Of the route to the river in
many places will facilitate this as
X d N. steamers will be en-
Poyed in the handling Of material
and men.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
Hot Weather Ia California.

Inc following clipping from the
!, N Jose, Cal, Evening News Of
'0ly 9th would indicate that Idaho
aoI getting all the hot weather.
! have lived in California for
g'sy'slx years and / never suffered
~ifOn the heat as / have in the
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21

Sheriff Ned Greene and Deputy
Blackburn were in town Tuesday
evening
For SALE. The running gears
oi 81 wagon il good shape. M
quire Of John Funke.
Four 4 horse loads Of freight
were brought in yesterday from
Sites for our business houses.
Marion Upton has ordered a
billiard and two pool tables for his
resort and expects them in today.
The grain is ripening very fast
this hot weather and in couple Of
weeks harvest will be on in full
blast.
Rev. Odelo went to White Bird
Tuesday night in answer to a sick
call, Werner Dixon driving him
down.
Fred Rustemeyer went to the
county seat today t. make proof
on his ranct Fet Rhoades ac-
companied him.
). M. Willenborg and George
Kelsch, Of Greencreek, made proof
on their homesteads before James
DeHayen at Grangeville yesterday.
The Grangevllle council is pre-
pairing to purchase the water sys-
tenn there for $32 900 and also 6g-
uring on installing a sewer system.
James & Dake fred their first
brick kiln the first Of the week and
Mr.. Dake is now staying by it
night and day to see that it burns
properly.
Fred Shaw is reported to have
been arrested at Westlake for
throwing stones on DR.. lie Parde's
Office and later kicking the doctor
in the abdomen.
John Aichlmayr and men have
the frame Of Joseph Kaufman'q
new barn up and enclosed and will
soon have it ready 10 receive the
hay crop on that farm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ehrhardt left last
Friday for Occur d'Alene lake to
meet Mrs. Ehrhardt's parents and
spend several days fishing. They
will return in a few days.
Wilbur Mead had one of his legs
broken Sunday by having q wild
horse fall on him after bucking
into ditch. The fracture was re-
duced and he is resting as easy as
can be expected.
The electric railway has been
granted extensive terminal grounds
at Nezperce and an exclusive fran
chise to operate over one OF the
principal streets of that town. At
Westlake the company was given
30 acres Of ground by Crom &
Stewart for junction grounds, etc.
Agents Of the Palo Alto Stock
Farm, of Emmettsburg, Iowa, are
in the city with another fine Bel.
gian stallion which they will try to
sell to the farmers Of this vicinity.
With one Of these horses at Ferdi-
nand, one at Lowe and another at
Grangeville this country will soon
be producing some excellent blood
ed stock.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21

you will easily secure a buyer, If
however, what you wish to sell is
something nobody wants no
amount Of advertising will sell it
for you. Patronize the paper that
reaches the people, the CHRONICLE.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21

Charlie Crawford, who is as
sisting Barber Short, informs US
that his people, who left here last
spring for the Alberta country, are
all now on the road back to the
Palouse country.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-21
STEAMER LINES.

oIEAMIh HINES.
SAN FRANcIsco-PoRTLAND ROUTE.
Steamer sails for Portland at 8 p. m.
every five days.
Daily boat service between Portland,
Astoria, Oregon City, Dayton, Salem,
Independence, Corvallis and all Col
umbia and Willamette river points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE
Steamers leave Lewiston daily except
Friday at A. M.
Steamers leave Riparia daily except
Saturday at 40 A. M.
@. W, MOUNT, General Agent,
Lewiston, Idaho.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-15
.POUL TRY ASSOCIATION
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

That the Clarksburg Poultry As
sociation's next exhibition is attract
ing wide spread attention all over
the state is evinced by the follow
ing article in the West Virginia
Farm Review, published at Charles
ton:
seThe catalog and premium list Of
the poultry show, Clarksburg Poul-
try and Pet Stock Association, is
ready to issue, and it is the finest
catalog in every way the Association
has put out. 1t is not only attrac=
tive in appearance but the list Of
special premiums to be offered at the
next annual show, December 90, III
%, 1905, is the largest and most
valuable ever offered to a poultry
show held in the state.
ESThe Association has appropriat
ed 800 to be awarded as cash prizes
for the first and second highes
scoring pens in the first twelve
classes, and also for the first and
second best individuals.
GIN addition to the very liberal
caSl1f prtZes seventeen sAiNSA SAp9 g.
offered as specials. The number Of
valuable silver, cups to be awarded
has never been equaled we BELIEF
bv any association in the country
There is also large list OF specia
prizes offered by tire members ans
friends of the Association.
tsThe energy, enterprise and lib
eral public spirit manifested by the
Clarksburg Association will surel
bring success. The inducements Of
fered will certainly attract larg'
exhibit"