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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-09
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tcrpoan faIbet Blue Daper len "beite.
lbs" B1obdeber, Der bar 1oa raft
genbingen beo Cape Mop iiSits
Sommer. at bet bate afminoeiig Op.
fist), fortnlte berombnsen fsIgenbe:
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neo gior6e leg en- Tilr meb Nsotorpce.
mem ito ! 2anbet o. fom paa bib.
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og ieg bar ! WiIbreoe ON ben egent.
lise gei til CAPE Wap. Seq itanieSc
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rente. Otter en- stunbs Sorieb font
en- @ut meo en- SO forbi.
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'bpor er Beier til Cape Wap?'
@lrtten itirrer paa min 110.Seite.
frrfters gogn os flyer iaa ganife 70.
ltg:
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ter Gita. faa fomrner or ber.'~
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bet fslgenbe t~ilbeoite:
en- rig Sinnpee. 5arrner gap THOR
en- itor SitIemibbag for fine 40 ar'
beioere.
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GranberrieS, Itmpfin, narnle Sling,
foyer meo opparmet @aaeiuffer,
BLUNT itSStus % anbre 29tferbio.
ifener.
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Sarmarbeiber, iom en- ny Spparter.
lie antog for at pare Sorifiereren,
bar Der beniat eft fort SAB. boorpaa
Lao TO itegte sGnber.
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Wnoerne, men iaa tog ban en- @af.
Tel % rate Den til i'm siberdno.
Scr, Simmp," ia ban. "ben enc
e. oft, ium iea fan opertomHle - on
Tan ia ben mtoen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-09

S-MR, f. z.-oh, say, this is
TOO good. He'll rush right into
that detectives arms as soon as
he turns the corner, This is lots
of fun and l am helping to incar-
cerate an enemy to society, too.
I'll get my name in the papers for
this.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-09

SpenitaaenSe Stltb, ser err ooeriat
fra ~0etrOit Bree 8reis~, inbeboIoer
mere til gftertante emo til at lie 40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-09
MIR. E. z. MARK ASSISTS A DETECTIVE.

a.-REPUTED PIcKPocKET-
Nice day, isn't it, sir. Ny, Just
look over there. Isn't that a stun
ming looking young lady2 As ]
was saying, it's a fine day, ETC., etc.
Mr.. E. 2. (aside)ESay this is a
mighty interesting experience. l
must tell Mary about it. He little
thinks of what is waiting for him
around the corner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
State Lands to be Taxed.

Under q state law passed March 90.
1909, all state lands are TAXABLE 70 the
amount Of interest Owned BY the puf-
chaser. together with all improvements
thsssoa. but the law has never bssn en-
forced. any more than that section Of the
law which provides that the assessors
Of The state must assess Ill psopsfty a.
IL full value. No, an ssssssos In the
state has even a,.emr,sdsso asssss stats
land. A. tho recsn, meeting Of the board
OF county commissioners OF Otsro county
. resolution was passed instrueting the
couaty treasurer 10 assess all state lands
in otsso county as tho Law provides. and
70 collect taxes on tho intsrasts owned by
all purchasers thereof. fos DE year 9o2.
1908. 1904 ard 1905. The amour, Of
land affected under this resolution will
aggregate $1,000 acres in Olsso county.
and The amount o! resenas the county
will derive will DO In excess Of $4,000
Much Of the state land In Otsro county
that was purchased for S2.6o per acre Is
surrounded by decided land that Is worth
from 5000 TO $500 per acre. Stats land
has hitherto escaped taxation and no,
borne is proper share OF tho burden Of
government and !, was with this intention
Of fenedysng this injustice that tho reso-
luton was passed. otero county has
taken tho initiative. and as tho law is
PLAN. Just and right. tho commissioner
should be commended for tho stand thay
have taken.-La Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Our Former Fellow Citizen Doing
Good Work for Colorado.


The splendid results OF the advef-
tising for Colorado from the small
travelling exhibit sent out last fall by
the Colorado State Commercial asso-
eiaiion proves the necessity OF such
work IN the Million Population"
campaign.
PROT. Walter G. Brandenburg. who
has just closed his lecture tour for
the association. is being sent over
Colorado TO arrange for a greatly in
creased exhibit for the coming fall.
IL is proposed. II 81. 500 is contributed
to special fund for this purpose. TO
send ont ear equipped to carry an
exhibit OF commercial and precious
ORES, fruits. grains and grasses. This
exhibit will visit nj least twelve state
fairs and eSposi,ions and will be in
charge Of Prof. Brandenbura and
two assistants. one Of whom will act
as publicity agent and record names
and addresses OF interested parties.
Open air lectures will be given each
evening during the campaign, Prof.
BranicnbuEg Is also TO inercas- the
membership OF the association in the
towns and cities he will visit.
Owing to the desire OF our mem
bers in Durango To take delegates to
the fifth annual convention into agri-
cultural and irui, districts near Du-
rango when fields and orchards are
At their hes, the convention will be
aeid in September next.
Respectfully.
ID. c. PACKARD.
President.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

General Miles, in his recent speech,
said that the three necessary requi-
sites of good citizenship were intel
ligence. character and patriotism" He
overlooked very important "rcqui-
site"-one that. if lacking, renders
the others almost useless in the work
of self-government, that is energy"
1t matters not how intelligent a man
may be; his character may be strong
and spotless, and his patriotism un-
challenged, and yet if he hasn't the
energy and enthusiasm to attend to
his public duties at the primaries, the
conventions and the polls, he is OF
mighty little use to the Republic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
DRESS SKIRTS.

We still have about two dozen OF
the celebrated +. D. q. o.
Dress Skirts. II you are think
ing Of purchasing a skirt, call
and look at this line. ONE
FOURTH OF the regular price
while this sale continues.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

Among the many special editions
OF Colorado newspapers which have
been published in recent years none
have quite cqualcd that Just published
by the Fort Collins Democrat. Its
76 broad pages are crowded with fine
half-tonc cngravings of notable build
ings, industries, people and scenery
in the rich Fort Collins country. The
cover presents the principal re-
sources OF the tributar country in a
beautiful and attractive manner.
Taken altogether, the Democrats il
lustrated edition is the most ambi-
tious and elaborate which has come
under our notice. 1t. takes n pile of
money to produce such an edition
and we thrust that the Democrats
enterprise has been benefcially ap-
preciated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Additional Personals.

Mrs. Salisbury has returned to Amboy.
Minn.. after an extended visit at the hong
Of her kinsman. M. D. L. Haight Of Pat
terson Valley.
Mrs. E. S. Fear will be matron Of the
Outing Club. Green Mt. Falls this sum-
mer,
F. o. Roeser, now Of Denver, traveline
auditor for the American Beet Sugar Co.
making the Rocky Ford factory visit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
CLOSING
9Th
SUMNER DREssGooDs.

Lawns, Dimitics. Silk Muils.
organd les, both plain and
figured India Linens. Dotted
Swiss, and all this seasons
novelties in Dress Goods nt
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
OFF.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Hotel for Sale.

The Commercial Hotel. Littleton, Colo.
is offered at bargain. Is large. we'll
situated, has its own artesan water. Is
worth $4,000 but will be sold for
$4,000. Will take ranch property in ex-
change. Address Henry Kraft,
Littleton, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Why Not Protect Our City Fror
Disease?

To the Editor OF the Enterprise:
Since there are so many persons af-
iiietcd with tuberculosis and other in
icetious diseases. coming into our lit
tie city seeking climatic benefit. why
not protect our citizens from this
cursed disease? Why arc there no
laws prohibiting such persons from
cxpcctorating on our pavcmcnts. etc.
where the sputum becomes dry and
permits the germs to be blown about
through the air to be inhaled bv 9TH
crs who may then become prey to this
terrible disease? There should be no
offensc felt by any person suffering
from infectious disease il we as citi-
zcns cndcavor to protect ourselves
and families by requesting such per-
sons to expcctoratc in paper cones,
which can be burned after using.
Perhaps such prccaution has never
occurred to these persons and we
may do them kindness in helping
them to see the importance of it.
Let other readers take this in mind
and express their opinions.
a READER
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
LACES.

We have on hand tho finest
stock in the city. Valencinnes,
Maline, Mcchlin and Torchon,
This all goes at ONE-THfRD
OFF tho regular price during
this sale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

A good line OF mems and boys
Underwear ond Hosiery. Every
thing in this department usually
kept in n Gents Furnishing
Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Cloth1nz.

Clothing for and boys. All Sizes We trying
out stock of Clothing and offering everything the
the Clothing line at cost going out of the business II
thinking of buying suit before the
broken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Epworth League Lecture Course.

The Epworth League has arranged the
following course for the coming season.
J. P. Doliver, U. S. Senator from Iowa.
Gilbert A. Eldridge, Monologist.
Prof. John B. De Motto. Scientist and
Lecturer.
The Catherine Ridgeway Concert Co.
Musicale by local musicians. something
on the order Of the Cantata SAUL"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
SHOES.

In Shoes we have an extensive
line OF ladies and childrens' Ok.
fords, both Kid and Canvas, al
so a line Of mems and boys
Shoes Of the well known Clover
Leaf Braud. These all go at a
BIG DISCOUNT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
The Advertising FakIr.

Members Of tho Order Of Elks In Colo
rado complain tina, advertising iakors arc
making an eaof, TO secure contracts for
advertising. In whs, purports TO DO an Of
fetal program Of the Elss' reunion in Den
ser next July. There will DO no advor-
Using in tho official program published by
tho Elks. and the program provided for
tho occasion will bo given away at tho
Elks headquarters. so that there will DO
no demand for any program except tho
ono tho Elss prepare themselves.
Luther n. Goddard. Chairman Of tho
General Committee on Reunion In Don
yer asks ,ha, anyone in Colorado who is
approached in tho name Of tho Elks. and
asked To pay for advertising in program
for tho Reunion, inform him at once. as
al such agents are trying to secure
money under false pro,enses. and their
arrest will follow promptly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

The packing house scandals made
very unpleasant reading. but jobs OF
tina, sort arc never pleasant. however
beneficial their results. Far better
TO know all the filthy details and qui,
eating the stuff than to think tina,
Ignorance is bliss" and continue to
feast on impurity and not know il.
BY the time Mr.. Roosevelt gets
through with the big corporations
there won't be any anti-corporation
thunder left for the Democratic plat
form. Guess maybe they'll have 10
go back sixteen years and harp on
the "iniquitics" of 4 protective tariff.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

The National Liquor Dealers asso-
citation was recently in session in
Louisville. Their resolutions in IA
vor OF temperance were just abou, as
trustworthy as their views on the re-
suits of prohibition. They say:
"All prohibitory laws. be they
passed by the people of Maine, Kan
sas or of Iowa, have in each and
every case become dead letters, de-
moralizing to order. destructive OF
revenue and at war with common
sense and good citizenship"
More lies were never expressed
into the same number OF words
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
BlACKF00T MILL &
ELEVATOR CO., LTD.

The Blackfoot Mil and Elevator
company, limited, with a capital stock
Of $4,000, operate one OF the largest
mills in the state Of Idaho. The daily
capacity is 200 barrels with a storage
capacity OF $1,000 bushels The COM
pany was Incorporated IN 1902 arG its
business extends 20 the Oregon line
On one side and east 10 and into Wyo-
ming.
The company operates every part Of
its mill by electricity, manufacturing
and dealing IN flour, meal and feed.
No plant in its limo In or out Of the
state is better equipped Up-to-date
machinery has been Installed in every
department and cleanliness prevails
en- every floor Of the mill
The leading brands Of -four manu-
featured are: Free Silver. high pat
ent; Daisy, high patent; silver state.
straight graded Snowdrift, high pat
cnt.
Besides the above might be men,
toned Purity best patent Hour graz
ham flour. whole wheat -four. GER
made, breakfast food, bran and shorts
Tho officers Of the COMPANY are
men Of life long standing in the mill
ing and elevator business and an are
pioneers in the industry IN tho state
of Idaho. Fred A. Robert Is president;
A. b. Robert, vice president, and A. g.
Robert, secretary and treasurer.
No single industry has hepled TO
build up Blackfoot and vicinity
through the progressive efforts Of its
officers and stockholders more than
the Blackfoot Mill and Elevator COM
pany only recently extensive add
lions were necessary at the mill to
keep pace with the great demands for
It's products
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
THE BROWN HART co.

The Brown-Hart company limited.
are wholesale and retail dealers in
general merchandise, carrying one of
the most complete lines in every de-
partment in southeastern Idaho. The
company is one OF the largest jobbers
IN staple groceries in Bingham county.
While the original business was estab-
lished i'm 1900, D. present concern was
only incorporated last January.
The present business Of the company
has grown to such proportions that 1t
was found necessary 10 occupy one OF
the largest store buildings in rapidly
growing Blackfoot Tho officers and
stockholders I'm the company are men
not alone wei known In Idaho, but
throughout Utah.
The company IS Differed as follows:
John c. Brown, president Chas. l..
Hart. secretary and general manager:
Nj. $. Browning, Of ogden. vice presi-
dent; John Pingree, Of Ogden, treas
urer
The present splendid business which
is rapidly growing was built up and IL
being increased through the able busi-
ness management OF Mr.. Hart, who
receiving his training under the guild
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

OF one of the largest and finest jewelry
stores In southern Idaho.
Mr., Harrlson's stock is not surpassed
in the state in high grade character of
goods carried, including diamonds OF
the best quality, high grade watches I'm
gold. gold filled and other eases; lew.
elry of the very best makes, and al
ways carried in stock are from l5OO TO
1000 rings, and every ring is gold.
The sterling silver carried by Mr..
Harrison is OF the very finest quality.
superior in pattern and extra good
weight, of the Reed e Barton make,
both sterling and silver plated.
II therefore follows that every GUS
toner purchasing from him Is absolute
" certain TO get Just what Is paid for,
and that which viii wear long and give
the fullest satisfaction.
In Mr., Harrison's store, which Is To-
Gated al 239 west Center street. Is very
tastefully arranged and displayed a
very rich and elegant assortment Of
jewelry OF every description. The Wis
itor TO this store might easily Imagine
himself IN "A iewelry salesroom IN some
large eastern city.
The stock on exhibition embraces a
large and beautiful variety OF plated
ware including tea sets. pitchers COB
let's, butter dishes, knives, forks.
spoons. etc; a very large assortment
Of watches, for both ladies and gentle
men. watch guards and chains, and a
great variety of hand painted china
and articles suitable for holiday gifts
A beautifully illustrated catalogue viii
be furnished upon application.
Repairing Of watches and jewelry is
a speciality and Is an important branch
~ IL hng N
watch inspector on the Oregon Short
Line railroad. He is also a sklllful OPP
tician, and fits glasses FOR all who re-
qulre them,
Any person desiring to select a holt.
day present should inspect this stock
it Is pretty sure to contain just what Is
desired The high reputation for fair
and honorable dealing which the pro-
prletor has built up, is strong guar.
antee that no purchaser win be imposed
upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
B. W. H0LBROOK.

Il. W. Holbrook conducts one OF
the best ladies' and gents furnishing
goods, clothing, hat, cap and shoe
stores in Bingham county. The ener-
getic proprietor makes speciality of the
famous Sunnower shoe, it being his
proud boast that he has the exclusive
agency IN his territory for a genuinely
good western made shoe No merchant
ia Idaho I'm the Snake river valley adj
veltlses more extensively than does Mr..
Holbrook and every customer who pur-
chases a pair Of SunnoWer shoes Is
guaranteed that they will prove satis-
factory iotherwise. they will be replace
ed or money refunded.
Mr.. Holbrook keeps his various
stocks supplied with all the latest east
ern patterns and no large city can Of
fer prospective customers better va
lues or cheaper prices than those main
tanning IN the Blackfoot store Of Mr..
g. w HOlbrOok
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
D. H. BIETHAN.

d. H. Blothan, wholesale and retail
dealer In general merchandise, furnl-
ture, carpets curtains. undertaking
goods, wall paper, dry goods. conf
plete line Of clothing, shoes. hats, etc,
occupies the distinction Of being the
oldest merchant not alone in Black
foot, but Bingham county. Mr. Biethan
began business in 1852 and each year
since that time has found IL necessary
for him to increase his various stocks
I'm every department. owing to his
popularity and progressive business
methods.
One department OF which Mr. Biethan
Is especially proud Is his furniture and
carpets. He Is ready at all times to
compete With any similar establishment
In Bingham county
Early In business Mr.. Biethan recog-
nized the fact that Bllckfoot residents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

the parquette and circle are divided.
The structure being three-story
brick, permits besides a balcony
gallery. The interior furnishings are
rich and the decorations lately COM
pleted. are in perfect keeping with
the latter, The stage is large and
roomy and the dressing rooms for per-
formers are the talk of the profession.
IL Is always a pleasure to play Poca-
tolo.
Under the present management the
best road booking attractions are play
ing Pocatello. Included in the list can
be mentioned Willie Collier. the
Stewart ana San Francisco opera COM
panies, Maud Fealy. Florence Roberts,
the Red Feather Opera company and
others Of like prominence,
Besides It's usage as place OF
amusement, the new Auditorium Is
amply large enough to accommodate
conventions either of a political or
other nature. The structure Is one Of
the prominent buildings of the city
and the residents are very proud Of
It,
Like all other large buildings which
are nowadays erected as places of
amusement, the new Auditorium Is
sufficiently large to accommodate In
one portion other tenants and num-
Der OF first class offices have been ar
ranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

Ny most distinct recollectlons are OF
the senate. The most conspicuous ig.
ure In that body was Douglas. He was
a man OF low stature. but broad shout.
dered and big-chested. His head, sit
ting upon stout strong neck, was the
very incarnation OF forceful combative-
ness; square jaw and broad chin; 4
rather large hrm-set mouth the nose
straight and somewhat thick; quick,
piercing eyes with a deep, dark. scowl-
ing. meuactug horizontal wrinkle be-
tween them; q broad forehead: ana an
abundance OF dark hair which at that
period he wore rather long and which.
when iu excitement. he shook and
tossed dehautly Ike a lions name. The
whole figure was compact ana strongly
muscular. as IL made for constant night.
lie was not n0pty called the little
giant 10y his partlsans,
His manner OF speech accorded eNact-
ly wiki his appearance, His sentences
Wer clolr-cut direct positive. They
went straight 20 the mark like bullets.
and sometimes like cannon balls, tear
ing and crushing. There was nothing
ornate. nothing imaginative In his LAM
Euage, no attempt at beautiful speak
ing" But IL would be difficult to sur
pass his clearuess and force III state
ment when his position was right; or
his skill In twisting logic or IN darker-
ing the subject with eXtraueous, YIN.
essential matter when he was wrong.
or his defiant tenacity when he WAS
driven TO defend himself, or his keen
and crafty alertu ss 20 turn the de-
Tense into attacR that even when
overwhelmed wi dvcrsc argument
he would Issue q he fray with tina
air of the cenquc. Gail Schurz. In
McClure's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

This financial institution was incor-
porated in 1887. with a paid up capt.
tai of $4,000. Its officers and directors
follow:
d. w. Standrod, president; j. ~
ireland. vice president; w. ID. service
cashier: II. Il. Wasley assistant cash.
Ter. directors, ID. l. Evans, ID, W.
standrod. w. e. jenkins, l.. l., Evans
and j. n. ireland.
The First National Bank has pros
pered from the start and today II mas
a capital and surplus amounting 10
800. 600. The report Of the condition OF
the bank at the close of business sept
T. 1906 follows:
Resources: Loans and discounts,
s9S6 9IO.e7. oyerdrafts, $39S9495; Y. S.
bonds, securities and warrants, s49,4lo,
~. Furniture and fixtures Sl,9uO'OV;
other real estate, sl2549,l2; Redemp'
ton fund, s625.O0; Due from BANKS
slgl .442.27: cash, sS9,l15.27; total re-
sources, s56i,75S.70.
Liabilities: Capital stock paid IN
$50 600 CO., surplus and profits. $5o'l2o
circulation sl2.495.00 due deposltors,
s427. las 40: u. $. deposits, S2O,OOO.OO'
total liabilities, 1854 1870.
The first consideration OF the de-
positor "a the soundness of the banN
he is patronlzlng. The First National
bank of Pocatello stands IN the high
est rank. Its president. Hon. ID, W.
standrod, besides being one OF the
ablest jurists In the intermountah
country is also one OF the most success
full nnanciers in the state OF ldaho.
Readers of the Deseret News resiclng
I'm and about 1.-THE Gate city WI
make no mistake by opening an ac-
count with the First National bank.
Every officer and director OF the IN,
stitution Is a recognized successiui
fnancier throughout Idaho ana an are
old residents Of the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
pocatello, The Gate City Of the Gem State
RAPIDLY Growing Backfoot and Vicinity

preferred TO have their dead laid away
by an undertaken who was fully quail
fled In his profession, and whose
methods were refined and moderS,.
Therefore In connection with that par
OF his undertakings, Mr.. Bletham en-
gagged ana has kept ever since a gredu-
ate embalmer, duly licensed TO prac-
tise his profession.
Mr. Betran carries a large assort-
ment OF collins baskets and all kinda
OF undertaken, goods, and besides be-
ing thoroughly familiar with every de-
tail Of the business himself, he has
graduated and duly licensed help.
AS a funeral director Mr.. 3iethan
WIN be found to be both courteous and
sympathetic. His charges are always
most moderate.
Mr.. Blethan IS one OF the progress
slye spirits of the town and Is ever
ready 20 lend time money and encoura-
agement 10 anything that viii accrue to
the advancement Of Blackfoot condi-
tons.