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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-11-24

\ i"w weeks ago electrical engineers
got wind OF a new iucaudcecsut lamp
haI!img from Germany, says lIarpcT's
Weekly. Now, rs a rule, no one even
raises an eyebrow At such IN announce
mcnt, Tor rcputcd improvements on in.
candesccnt lamps are an old story; but
the newcomer Wis unusual in that the
lghl.gIvng tiIamcut was a plain metal.
lie wire drawE from tuuiaium, an Gle
mcnt Of which most people had not even
heard the name.
Tantalum is an element which has
been known for more tiHn half a century
rs a constituent OF various rather un.
common minerals. hut nobody knew it
for anything more thar a black powder
which could be obtained without great
difficulty, but was Of no use after one
had 1t, II hH- turned out, however. TINT
hen melted in yaruo to vcrcum it's
UuulcUsunt trick 81 alb urbrug nitrogen
when hot, this black powder incomes u
little inEO' II trnl metal. which pusrca.
Sos very remarkable properties. Metal.
lie iHntaium is u b'uish.whit" rubstnnCc,
u little darker in color tban platinum,
mud about ~ihrcC.quartofs ns heavy Tor
the Same hulk. II il, for u metal, an
exceedingly bnd conductor 81 electricity
and has an extremely high melting
point, both ~ thcsc POINTS being ruvui-
liable for tn" purpose IutculCd. Beside
this, it can bc hammered into sheets
and rolled or drawn into tine WIRE quite
easily.
lts melting point IL 20 high tina, it can
bC pushed 10 VIVID inCnudcaccnCc TINT
makes mn ordinary lamp look yellow. BY
this Rhinc token the light is produced at
n high efficiency, % that for the same
energy need the tnntnium nlamcnt gives
nearly double the light ~ n carbon fila.
mCut. Tho former, by the way. in.
CrCas"g itp electrical resistance as It gotta
hotter, whilc the latter hRs it, highest
rrrie'mrc" whom cold. The result IL a
very curious difference 81 nppcnranco
when n iautulum mud u carbon lnnp arc
turned ON together. The latter lukCG u
~rrrr"ptibi" time to 1ttnrl full h%rilliaucy.
while the former JUMPS to whitcncss
NOR quirhI! than the eye can follow t..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-11-24

The Information that the epot now
appearing on the sun is l., 0Co, 0p,o Coz
square miles in area passes human
comprehension The mind has 40 clear.
er idea OF its size than il the report had
said 100000. The Butte Evening
News says that IL Montana has au area
Of $4,000 square miles, then the sun sPo:
is $4,000 tunes rs large as Montana.
Still the mind IS at a loss 20 conceive
the sizs OF the spot.
Estimating the area OF the United
States at approximately three million
square miles, the sun SPOT Is just 1900
times as large. An eminent scientist
suggests that the presentation OF such
big figures has become practically use.
less and that a new scale should bc
devised Tor large figures.
The unit value should be raised IL
estimating distances to give enc any
idea OF linear distances between the sun
and the earth and surface measurements
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4 Disastrous Calamity.

1t is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose Your health. because indigestion
and constipation have Slapped it away.
Prompt relief can be had IN DR.. KING
New Lie Pills. They build w your di.
Eestive organ. aud cure headache, dir
zines, collie, constipation, etc. GuRrau
teed at LlSo Drug Co.'S store; pc.
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Eousemaids in livery : the latest
Innovation IN smart" London houses.
One fashionable wOpau has attirei
her maids in neat skirts. ticht-ht;irc
bodices with natty doUble-breastei
waistcoats OF yellow and black. tiny
brass buttons on either side.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-11-24

The agreement at Portsmouth closes
a decade OK almost continuous warfare.
In the last ten years there hare been
five great conflicts. The eupires OF
China, Crest Britain. Japan. Russia
and Turkey, the Kingdom OF Spain and
the American republic have all tried
the arbitration Of the sword. Out of a
total population Of about l,iOV. 10000
wars have been the portion OF PERHAPS
l,l3o,00o,COJ. Nearly 100000 men
have seen service in the field. About
S5,50O,00O, 900 has been sacrificed III
indemnities and NAT EXPENSE.
Japan opens rs we'll a. Gloss this
s~anguiuary decade. In its war with
China, which was concluded by the
treaty Of S~himonoseki April l.. iSyj.
it put Go,979 men in the t:eit. and lost
i,lio O: them. spent abou; ~ST5.COl,CtO
and collected SIi1, COCOON indemnity.
China had over 100. OCO men in ,Lr field.
and lost ahnut 1000 n killed or
wounded.
War was declared between Greece
and Turacy. April /, 1897. and ron.
Guided in tAirty-one day. Turkey put
10000 mea il the held and Greece
100000. Greece paid an indemnity OF
lS.oQo.COl.
The United States declared wal
gains; Spain April -. lsgS. and signed
the protocol Aug. II. 1855. II had
2Vo.CGO men under arms. o; whom 2,9lO
lost their lives, all but 3gJ of disease
1t spent SiG5, 100000. The Spanish
forces at Santiago numbered 23.5OO. in
Porto Rico l.. 600 and at Manila 1000.
SPANS war losses, direct and indirect,
amounted TO sou. 100000. Its lcsscs in
killed and wounded were abou. 5000
unen il had ALREADY lost 1914 100000
and 100000 men in attempting 20 roprrss
the last Cuban rebellion.
Great Britain and the DOer republics
went 10 war October ii, lsgg. and con-
Guided May 81, 1892. The Beers put
1900 men IL the field, Of whom AGO
died OF wounds ana disease, and $1,000
were captured. Great Britain put
ii7,COO men in the field Of whom 2l.@i2
lost their lives IN battle or from disease.
Tie war cost il about 81 go, 100000.
Russia and Japan went to war Feb
rugry ;, 1904, and concluded hcstilitics
August 20, 1863. Russia sent $4,000
meu to the front, of whom IT is cst.matci
1872 900 nave been killed or wounded.
Japan sen Q 0,OpO men to the front. Of
whom $4,000 have been killed or
wounded. The expenditure Of either
power Is not definitely know. but their
joint va! bills will Oe about S2,OGU.OgO.-
GOO.
rs a set of to ali this wealth Of
energy and human lie and wealth. the
United States has island possessious-
an ~empIre,' Hs some Of it= people call
thcm--Grcgt Britain has assured itself
an empire in South Africa, Turkey has
sho~n the small Balkan Iowar that it
wou,d bc fatal to provoke it, anger.
Japan mas settled It that the farther
Asa shall expand under it leadership
rather ;han that Of China or Russia.
1t is worthy to not" thai the only
important group 81 CIVILIZED states in
the world that has been at peace in the
last decade lis that over whose lc-tiuics
the 80 called war Iord- prcsiIcs. Tho
triple alliance has not drawn the sword.
1t had enough Of that il the genera
tiou preceding our own, when Prussia
conducted thrr" var, Austria three,
md I,a'y tIr.n
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on the sun. With the circumference Of
earth US a unit, interplanetary distances
would be u trite nearer human com.
prehersion. With the area OF America
Tor another unit. we could comprehend
the area o! d sun spot.
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tons. The case WAS then argued and
submitted TO the Jury before tie noon
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HNlNIVtS DEPARTS
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Cred Hannah Plant, Of Little Rock,
Afk.. tor tlc relief rot from BucIi.
lrn'e Aruirn Snlvc. H. cured my fearful
running rofca. which nothing cls"
~ould heal. and from which | had
suffered Tor , ycura." II Ia u marvellous
hoalcr Tor cute. buruE and wounds.
Gunr mtccd nj EIku Drug Co.'s store; 2ja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

ZNIN. Nazwa gminy Brzy-
skorzystew ma bye pre-
chrzcon9 ma Birkenfelde. Po-
dobno gospodarze ME prote-
stowali, ale re o terminie z
why pos}a6ca ma}o kto VIE
dzia}, - a doz6r >koscielny
za1ozy} protest. eaten no
wy termim ma bye Mama
czony. Kolonizacya majatek
domjnialny kupi}a pred Kill:
ku latyFod niemca, ma ocho.
te wykupic gospodarzy pola-
k6w, ale oni podobno ami
s}uchac ME .chca o sprzeda.
Nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
z POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO. Kilkunastu
duchownych zpowiatu, gniez-
nie6skiego wys}a}o do kr6-
lewskiej rejencyi W Bydgosz-
cry zazalenie ma nauczycieli,
kt6rzy podobno ma w}asna
odpowiedzialnos6 W najniz-
szych oddzia}ach dzieciom
polskim wyk}adaja nauke: re-
ligii W jezyku nienieckim.
Radzca szkolny Waschow
zwiedza szko}y i -%egzaminuje
dzieci<w jezyku niemieckim.
Rozchodzi sic wiese, re to
jest przygotowanie do og6l-
nego wyk}adu religii pc ME
miecku. TAX samo m6wia o
,ukazie, wed}ug kt6rego nau-
czyciele katoliccy, polacy,
maja dzieci w}asne zameldo-
wac u Xxx. proboszcz6w do
nauki do s~akrament6w sw. W
jezyku n"iemieckim. ,,Tage-
blatt" pisze, re o tenn mic ME
vie O ale uwaza "a rzecz
s}uszna, re wychowawcy m}o-
dziezy niemieckie CD powin-
nj koniecznie w}asne wycho-
wywac dzieci W duchu ME-
mieckim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
z POD

-.rs=.= Er
WARSZAWA. w poblizu
Radomia wysadzono " pc.
wietrze %dynamitem most ko-
1ejowy.'
Warszawa. Skutkiem
strejku -rzeznik6w miasto po-
zostaje bez miesa.- Sklepy
2 wedlinami wysprzedane. w
cukierniach zabrak}o ciast,
kt6re zakupiono zamiast chile
ba. W6r6d ludno6ci, jakkol-
wick " mie6cie panuje spo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
Co jest zycie?

Pod}ug ostatniego rozbioru, mkt
ne vie leoz my wiemy, be jest ped
6cislem prawem. Nadulyd to prawo
.ohociazby eekolwiek, wynika boil.
Nieregularne 1ycie znaczy wprowa-
dzanis y nie}ad organa, : ozego
5wynika zatwardsenie, Dol giowy
albo dolegliwodoi watroby DE.
Kinga New Life pills usuwsis to
predko Sc }agodne : jednak dos
|konale Tylko $50 Y apiece n u.
IKowalewskiegol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

k6j, czuc peW:ne' rozdraznie-
ME j panike.
Pod Rakowcem ko1o5
|rogatki MokotoWskiej doko-
nano napadh ma straznlik6w.
|Jeden 2 Mich, Frajanow, g,
trzymawszy 4 rany glove,
umarl - drugi Andrynin,
zostal ciezko pokaleczony.
Napastnicy zbiegli. Bylo ich
oko}o 20.
80 Warszawa. DIS W nocy
ma Wolskiej ma przechodzacy
patrol rzucili sic jacy6 ludzie.
Dw6ch zo}nierzy, uchwyco.
nych z ty}u, obito j odebra-
no i'm karabiny,-kt6re po-
rzucono ko1o >rogatki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
ZE SLASKA

BYTOM. - Do Ameryki
przyjezdzaja landrat katowic-
XII Gerlach i radzca Maedler
z Bytomia. Podobno razem 2
innymi urzednikami wyjez-
|dzaja dnia % BIN. 2 portu.
breme6skiego. Podr6z pc A
MERGE ma trwac blisko diva
miesiace. TAX donosi ,,Kato-
|lik". Kto vie, czy znany p.
Maedler, pracujacy W wvdzia-
lie policyi politycznej, ME be-
die tam sledzi1 ruchu zwiaz-
k6w polskich i znanej armii
polskiej. Jednoczesnie gazety
niemieckie donosza, re do
Ameryki wybiera sic z pole
cenia rzadu osobna komisya,
ably sic przypatrzec, jak sic
tam kolonizacya odbywa. o.
dzial W tel podr6zy vienna
wyzszy radzca rejencyjny.
Gansen, radzca Both i admi-
nistrator Klassen z Janow-
ca - z ramienia komisyi
acknowledgement. DO mich przy-
}acza sic, tajny radzca rejen-
cyjnv dr.. Hagenberg z mini
sterstwa skarbu i kilku Ian
drat6w i fadzc6w~ rejencyj-
nych. Panowie ci zabawia po-
dobno 8 miesiace W Amery-
ice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

GRUDZIADZ. Przeciwko
slowi Kulerskiemu og1osi-
prokuratorya list gohczy.
al sic odbyc termin sado-
W Gfudziadzu, ale go od'
iono, poniewaz p. Ruler
i znajduje sic W Szwaj ca-
!, ale pobyt :jego prokura-
VI .nicznany. Czy to by1o
5rzebnem scigac p. Kuler-
ego LISTEN go1czym ME
Iemy. Majatek jego obfozo-
sekwestracya. Podobno
pdzi o artyku} W Gazecie
udziadzkiej %wzywajacy de-
,urzeh spokoju publiczne-
lparagraf ten czesto bywa
Nodem do proces6w pol
Oh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

EfDANSK. Znaczny oddzia&.
wojennej angielskiej
wodza admira}a Wilsona,
He II pancernik6w i 8
t~kownik6w wjedzie ma wo-
Baltyku, celem cwiczeh.
Nowym Porcie pod Gdah-
m flota owa przebywac
bd 1 do 4 wrzesnia. Was
Efw dzie6 Sedanu,- dnia 2
kknia maja sic odbyc ia
Gach gdahskich walki ST.
(atlet6w) angielskich 2
Ehieckimi 0 pierwsze6stwo.
lister kolei Eel. pruskich
kze kurs pociag6w mad
bzajnych, majacych do
licznych widow z kra-
la to ciekawe %widowisko.
pa niemieckie oetudzaja
i ciekawo66 landsma-
doradzaja, ably sic zby-
ME rozgoraczkowywali
powitaniu okret6w an.
Ikch pamietali 9 god
narodowej. 2 tego wi
kle ukryta zlo6t, u flota
klska kmie odbywae pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
z GALICYI.

LWOW Policya aresztowa-
la tn niejakiego Efroima Kat
"a, kt6ry uchodzi} "a majet-
nego kupca re Stanis}awowa,
a W r~zeczywistosci ma STAG ma
czele zorganizowanej handy
falszerzy banknot6w. Gl6wna
ich fabryka znajduje sic po-
dobno Londynie, skad
rozjezdzaja sic pc ca}ym swie-
Gle ,,zastepcy", kt6rzy oczy-
wiscie ME mogli pominac
Lwowa. Podobno agenci tel
fabryki daja 1000 koron fall
szywych "a 240 prawdziwych.
Blizsze szczeg6}y Wyjasni ME
watpliwie sledztwo.
GALICYA. Arcybiskup
lwowski obszadku greckiego
ks. metropolita Szeptycki
zaraz po pogrzebie arcybisku-
pa m~ohylewskiego, hr. Sem
beka odjechal do Ziemi swie-
tel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
o0pQpQpQDQD QDQo0p9DQp9
WIESCI q OJCZYZNY "a

jazdzke po morzu baltyckiem,
kt6re niemcy uwazaja "a wy
}aczna swoja dziedzine
bezprawnie - DO do mora
tego wszystkie p~rzyleg}e kra-
je maja ~uprawniepie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

Nowy sprze.
lawczyk. Gospodarz Swobo-
da W Uchorowie, gospodarst=
wo majace okolo 100 m6rg
obszaru, sprzeda} kupcowi
Juhusowi Meyerowi "a
$4,000 marek. Cd koloniza-
cyl zadnej PARCEL ME nabe-
die a swoi tel mu spree
dac ME powinni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

F&A%--.E T y --
BYTOM. Adwokat Sommer
,edac ma %polowaniu, strzel'f
zula do rogacza, ale go chy-
ill, natomiast zatil syna
.ospodarza z Paniewa i ranli
iezko robotnika. Strzelajac
lie widzial ich, gdyz stall
bal "a kukurydza:: S. chcia}
.obie zycie odebrat, ale mu
rzeszkodzono. Poszedf po-
an zaraz ma policya i sam
lie oskarzy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

R W. Orli iona go.
spodarza Raszkiewicza zrani.
la sic ostra drzazga W reke,
= Me zwaza}a pa te rane:
ME %utrzymujac jej W czystos
ci, to tel niezad}ugo potem
reka spuch1a uda2a sic
ona DO lekarza, ale "a p6zno,
DO nastapi}o zatrucie krwi j
niewiasta umar}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

ROGOWO. W Cotoniu u
gospodarza Ciabacha bedaca
d~ziewczyna s}uzebna d.
browska zahaczy}a sic spool
nikiem o ko1a zebate MILO
carni i>okrecona kiIkakrotnie
tax sic pogniot}a, re Eye
prZestafa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

R Oberzysta p.
Baranowski z pod Pleszewa
kupi{ hotel Hirschla KAISER
hof" "a 40 tvs. .mrk. - w
Konarzewie panuje szkarla-
tyna W szesciu rodzinach So
chorzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

TCZEW (Dirschau).W d.
r6wce W operzy p. Saniec-
lego robotnik nieaonaty
ielke uderzyf W twarz Was
ciela Ornasa dwukrotnie,
ie majac do tego praWle
usznego powodu. Kiedy
.elka po raz trzeci chcia}
rnasza uderzyc, ten doby{
kiesieni rewolwera, da}
rial i zabi1 Zielskiego ma
.~iejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

I~GRUDZIADZ. Redaktora
P~iechowskiego skaza} sad
|. 2 miesiace wiezienia. Pro-
traitor wni6sf O 3 miesiace,
artyku} W ,,Gazecie Cru
+iadzkiej", W kt6rym sic
.patrzono obrazy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

ZTUM W Pr. Zach. w
rym Targu bank: polski
puje domy PIP. J1rkiewi-
HI Haasego, ably, TAME ut
rye Spoke "konsumcyjna,
.kt6rej kazdy moze male
II y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

+ CHOJNIC donosza, re
HE zakazano w szko}ach
pisania }uci6skiem
mem. Dziwna nienawisc do
tych rzymian powsta{a
tba s>ad, re i my piszemy
6skiemi g}oskami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

"@. Budynki ma fanme MihMaB ohnesGng, 3 mnena weh6d cd $780,.
Genemoa mile ma Mch6do cd Ligerwod Jeden = nMych @
&c. IS prspemVnyh fMma6W. So
PREY ole Great Northern SEQ kci Kwhnacan a oMa 5 eewatoamiz bm, 2 plami 2
eenenemisk hdamiin mm kMzyMemii nteesami onz wdkim katoickn kosGohem W kto-
rm Geo dpawiar eguarne nabo@hdwo4
Spoecmtvow okoicy mahgo mnse@kas kadaG size bwnez pobkei ludnosG; il uie SO
to dbzy zabegiwif armeryk 6ryl oiediin ma oko shyi kikalatte u, a udGnc se tm,
p~wie mic ME mel, teaz najwecej mich majew asno&ip ieknj wybornj iem 10 nek6rych
n&a wHkse ob@yz wieliemi wygodnemib udynkamii dohemi uepseniamlW kt6ych maja
uokowane zapMy hodowane ma sWycbf ARMAGH mad datkowych grntch
on bazo uodzJny,g 46wnep odukta m pseni@,o OWES, zy, jecmnh, PaM, kukuryd@i
nez bom, wszYHki sarywai ogrodoviny udJa sig nadzwyczajd obze
Nanny piMe fanny ma prmazi bedMemys zczeMwi jeei ktmy znasyrh pokkih PREY
1 kdzy zmMia naH6 raa d., mas naphac lub mas apat Imz nace spopbnosc
do Lpsmgo p}enai nahytkud omu, pmHdy ludzmi wamj nModowo6cJ ME ce tel Mj
sposlm@i precise bzk oryanaz ni, mze to sic tRa nz W u. Jeshsmy dowohi
tie rnt awkr6Ne b@a mice pdwojna war@G dac Mgo chccep oostawat ma shodHei bac
udzn& v obabamu Mmi inym ]ohon, lb orabac mayo bsnr grtu a kaym ME NOES
bz wdokow 10 leusmgo pdozena? P6jdz ma ach6d pryachui naadz soe don whsny "a
th pinmkei hMz nezdeznymi szcz@iwym; z6bt o zaz i'm pYzj pHYbedzesz tenn ep
sly hMe t6jw yb6r farm ma prMhz PRzGel Tub zgosde sic do: [-
Moyius Land & Loan Go. LidgerWOOd, North Dakota.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

to visit the cold home and the "Old
friends" in the East and return to the
West, with as little expense as is ordi-
nariiy required to make the one-way
trip, has come.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06
TWO-MILE LIMIT

The State Supreme Court last
week handed down another deci
sion on the "Two. Mile Limit" law.
As heretofore, the majority upholds
the validity of the statute and
Chief Justice Stockslager dissents
The matter at issue was the case
of Paul H. Walker and Gilbert
Walker VS.. O, f. Bacon, damages
being claimed on accout of the al
legged trespass of defendants sheep.
The attorney for plaintiffs, W.
G. HOWE, secured judgment in the
District Court, which is now af-
frmed by the higher tribunal. 1t
is said that Wyman & Wyman,
attorneys for Mr.. Bacon, will
carry the case to the United States
Supreme Court, in order to have
the matter passed upon by the
highest authority in the land
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06
ADVERTIsING RATEs:
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Mo- No. G No. / No, 5
East East West West
bound bound caves bound bound
4:0Oa 4l0p Boise 1925 a arr 3;00p arr
6.25a 7.l4p MtHome loop 12:30p
12:2Op 2:OOa Poctelo Asp 6;I0a
7:4op 8:40a saltIake 1920 a H:45p
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

wv. HE TOWN of Burley was
y connected by rail with
Lxaxu% the balance of the world
last week, and the branch line is
being rapidly pushed on toward
Twin Falls, about 40 miles distant
A newspaper man who was re-
Gently through that section says
that Burley is located in one of ma
lures beauty spots. Years ago, be
fore the ground was allowed to re-
vert to state OF wildness, the soil
was exceedingly fertile. In 1879,
it is stated, the land now compris-
ing the townsite of Burley was cul-
tivated by Mr., Miller, yielding 81
bushels Of wheat to the acre. This
grain weighed 81 pounds per bushel
Later a number Of changes occurred
in connection with farming opera
tions, and the land was given over
to sagebrush, jackrabbits, etc.
Now, however, that interest in
the location has revived, and Mr.
Miller has been Joined by other
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

ONE of the astonishing achieve
ments of modern science is demon
strated in an interesting manner
through one of the concessions on
the "Trail" at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, which opened at Port
land, Oregon, last Thursday-June
!, 1905. 1t is the "Infant Incu-
bator"-the nurturing of the hui
man being by artificial means. In
the pleasing little building housing
this attraction are several ingen-
iously constructed incubators con.
tanning live infants, Visitors are
allowed to gaze at them through
plate glass. The little tots appear
to be perfectly contented in their
snug transparent homes.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06
TEACHERS ANNUAL
East. Bound Excursion Round.Trip Tick.
cts at Low Rates.

On June 3, 5, 10 and II, Oregon
Short Line R. R. will sell round
trip tickets to most principal
eastern cities and stations inter
mediate at a very low rate.
Tickets will allow ten days stop
over in each direction, with final
limit of Sept. Is 1905. For further
information cali upon or write any
agent Of the above road
G. e. ULERY, Agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

Proportionately low rates will be in
effect from all points in Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and Nevada to
every section reached by the Chicago
& Northwestern lines.
For full particulars call upon or adj
dress G. "A. WALK EIS,
Gen'l Agt. Chicago Il Northwestern Ry.
Postofice Box 750, Salt Lake City, Utah. "a
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

Home Light and Power Co. were
expecting the arrival, at any time
now, of an Eastern man whose mis-
sion here is to look carefully into
the enterprise. If the results of his
investigation prove satisfactory, at
tention will be directed toward
properly financing the project.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06
GARDEN SEEDS

The REPUBLICAN still has mum.
Der of packages of fresh garden
seeds, received for free distribution
from the Department of Agricul
ture through the courtesy of Sena-
tor Hepburn. Those desiring to
raise garden truck should call and
get a package.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06
REDUCED RATES

On May 27 and 20, June 3, s, 10 and
II, tickets will be on sale from Salt
Lake City, Utah, to
CHICAGO AND RETURN $4A. SO
MILWAUKEE AND RETJRN as 80
PEORIA AND RETURN 81 rs
ST. PAUL AND RETURN 41eo
MINNEAPOLIS AND RETURN ALSO
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06
BURLEY

H@'Ns>. HE TOWN of Burley was
connected by rail with
the balance of the world
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

Mrs. G. w. Burns is putting up
a store building, between THE RE.
PUBLICAN office and Springs paint
shop, for the Finn brothers, who
will open candy kitchen.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

Brother Edward and company
of high class vaudeville performers
will begin series of free entertain
ments in the Opera House Monday
night. The Company numbers
six people and they are said to
give neat, refined entertainment.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-06

If you want pretty face and de
lightful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair
Wedding trip across the sea
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea. Roscoe w. Smith.