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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-27

day.
Three room house for rent, partly fur
nished. Cheap to responsible person.
Inquire at this office. 1t
Granville, the photographer, has been
remodeling his gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs, Boxwell Of Mackay went
home from Salt Lake Monday.
There will be services at the Episcopal
church Friday evening July ~, at 8
o'clock.
Miss Nora Jones visited at Sprengfeld
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Julia
johnson.
|. Mrs. Charlotte Nash is visiting her
son, j. w. Nash at this place. Mrs. Nash
is rs years old.
Don't forget that chickens are ripe
and are anxious to be shot at. The game
law says you may shoot.
Mrs. Jas. Killan and Mrs. O. Buchan-
ali have returned from a nice outing in
the mountains near Mackay.
Miss Nerva Rose, who has been visit
ing Mrs. W. b. Eldredge, returned to her
home in Soda Springs last Friday.
Forepaugh & Sells Bros. Shows. Idaho
Falls, July 3oth. Pocatelio, Aug. 4th. oca-
tello Round trips 10O Idaho Fallssli0.
r. r. Jackman was down from Mackay
to spend Sunday. He says the town is
looking good and liable to look better.
Miss Emma Killian returned Friday
morning from a ten days visit at Salt
Lake. She reports having had adelight-
full time.
I'D. Daniels, Jr., and JAS. Beaverland
went to .Malad last week with "Quick
silver to engage in the races there on
the 24lh.
When passing the Millick Block, run
in and see the faces Of your neighbors on
sofa pillows and hat crowns, in CLAN
ville's gallery. "a
M. Volpert, manager Of the Bingham
County Hide and Junk House, Of this
place, returned recently from a six
weeks visit with brother at Mime
apolis. They had not seen each other
for 80 years. Before returning Mr.. Vol
pert visited Denver.
DR.. Henry Skinner, with his wife and
son, are here on a tour of Idaho and the
Yellowstone Park. They are friends Of
Mr.. Snyder of Springfield, but their
home is in Philadelphia. The doctor is
connected with the Academy of Sciences
and also edits the chronological News
of Philadelphia.
Al. y. Snyder was up from his farm at
Springfield Saturday. He says he is
anxious to have people down there get
up an exhibit to show the Irrigation
Congress. Mr. Snyder thinks it would
be well to make up large exhibit from
all about here and send it to Boise, and
have dozen good boosters there to
boost this locality while the delegates
are there. Then they will be more in
terested in the place when the excursion
gets here.
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Circus Excursions.

Cheap rates to the Forepaugh Sells
Circus. See spectacular "Fighting the
Flames"
The railroads have announced that
special low rates will be made on all
lines leading to Pocatello where the
Forcpaugh and Sells Bros Circus will
exhibit on August 4.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-27

The regular monthly meeting Of the
ward teachers 81 the L. D. y. church
will be held July 3lst at 8p. m. All are
requested to be present.
IT. @. Parkinson, Bishop.
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land for Sale

A quarter section OF land, with water right
near Moreland, for sale cheap. 1t Is In sec. 4.
tp. 2 south, RANGE IS tasL. Inquire OF DICK
Hilliard. Blackf OF.
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D. \, BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DlRECTING.

Years OF Experience Insures Proper
and Considerate Attention EDbalming
Carefully Attended To.
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ICE CREAM

Is only a Summer Pleasure; 4
passing satisfying q the sense q
taste. but in order to ENJOY these
sensations the cream must be
good, and Ours i GOOD.
CONNECTIONS
answer the same purpose, only
that you may take them with you
to ENJOY on the way. Ours are
GOOD.
r Ike / Pint Of Cream home these moi
days and i will make dinner more
enjoyable
Bridge Stree! Drug Store
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-27
EAolEs CONVENTION. MILWAUKEE

One fare for Round trip plus 500 Date OF
sale August 9TH return trip from Milwaukee
must be commenced not later than Aug. "a.
\ Same rates made 10 Chicago.
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a. r ABBOTT 4 cola T. ABBOTT 8 COLA P ABBOTT 4 Co
- The Daylight Store ~
Read Our Fuu Page Announcement on
Page 3 Of todays Times.
"A. ?. ABBOTT & CO.
"A. 2. ABBOTT & Cola. P. ABBOTT q {

has rented the 4. s. Emery place 81
W II. Spraglie
George Il. Hayward, Charles Y. God
frey, Il. III. Adams, lr., and M Al.
Spfague were IL Tanbriage "Wednesday
and Thursday, acting IN An oiiicial ca-
parity III the worlds fair.
AIF and Mrs. Eugene & Marshall of
East BFaiutrce We're III town NetInts-
day and Thursday. guests q Mr. ami
Mrs. III. W Perkins. Mrs Perkins II
q sister 81 Nj Marshall
James Moran and family of St Johns;
bury are IN town. guests 81 aErs. Nor
ans parents, Dir. and Mrs Allen Dicken-
son, who live an Court street
Mrs. T. 8. Mattoon i serioaly ii
with slie prevailing distenre
Nh aud AIrs Herbert Kiagsburv Il
West Fairiee aFe spending trio week In
town AMI are Enests If Asys. hings bury :
parents, Mr. and Mrs lra Thompson
Hon. ] n. Darling an4 s. & Wilson,
who we're in Montpelier ia attend the
opening 81 the legislature, returned on
Friday evening. ~ aid also Representa-
stlxe Darling, To remain over sunday.
Inniaidge fair drew an unusually
large attendance from Chelsea This year
Deputy Sheriff f. III. Kent and wife
III Randolph were III town Wednesday
night, the guests Of Sir and Mrs. II II.
Sprague.
Mrs. III. II. Corwin. who has been il
the west fer several months Visiting ben
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TO0LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED Middle aged hogsekfeper for
family OF two. address M" Tunes %.
Ace lIftI
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SERVED IN PHILIPPINES.
Bernard Graham Of winooski Died Yes
terday Afternoon.


Winooskd. Oct. g. Bernard Graham
died yesterday afternoon at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he was tskea
the night before suffering from an at-
tack ii pnenmonia Mr. Graham hal
t.een in about ten days bnf his condition
was not considered serious until two
DAYS ago when symptoms Of pnenmonia
Developed Nj. t;rafau WIS tis san of
THE late Barney Graham and was born
IN this village A. years ago. IN 1899
he enlisted IN Company d. e6th volun
fcer infantry. CAPTAIN G. II. BroWnell,
and served with bis regiment IN the
Philippine islands. returniug to this
country where he was discharged Upon
his return here he secured employment
with this wooden company a. a loom ilxeF
and during his soiourH here had many
friends who sill mourn his saideii
death. re u survived 81 bride Of 4
year. TIVE sisters. Mrs Louis Alapa ard
Miss EliAbetA Graham Of This village
and three brothers Daniel Of BELOW
Pals, Patrick q II Boston and William
'oi Charlotte The remains we're brought
To the home al his sister, Mrs Louis
Alapa last evening and the funeral viii
b. held from ST. Stephens Churef Mon.
day morning at nine O'Clock.
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FOR SALE An extra good kitchen range.
Apply AZ G. VI Fapin's livery stable. i7ft@
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FALL AND WINTER
HOSIERY


Lot No. /. Lot extra
heavy Wool Socks. equal
to home knit. 4oc
Lot No. z Lot SOC
Cashmere Hose, 3oc
Lot 25c Cashmere and
Wool Hose loc
Lot heavy Cotton Hose
at only &c
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CHELSEA.


John 2. spfague of Manchester. n. TIT,
WAS ii town the FIRST III the week,
rhe guest vi his brother IN claw, Houston
:. Kits
Dale Bullock and wife 8f Pornpamo0-
ste we're guests Of Henry AIgier and
wife, Who reside on the west hill. last
week.
William G. Melntire Of Tunbridge and
Willie Alago0n of West I0rFnfh were
ID town on business Friday afternoon.
Horace VI Walker, one of the enter
prlsEng young farmers on the west hill
has seventy fiye Young pigs or sale. and
has already sold twenty-five at s2.ee
AIr. ana Mrs. Charles M. Bixby have
reaentls returned from two weeks
visit With friends IN Massachusetts.
Mrs. Dean b. corliss 81 Barre Fits Il
liz town, the guest at her parents, aIr.
and Nrs. Lyman D. parkhurst
Miss Mars George Il entertaining AT
her home IN Court street AIrs. CahrIe.
b woodward and son af Wakefield
Mas.
COL Fl. g. Bixhy has added Ia his
stDek III trade line w millinery which
covers The fall and winter STYLES 81
ladies hats. Miss SaFai Dearborn 81
West Fairlee has been engaged b Mr.
Bixby IN come here shree DAYS in the
weak after October aad, ~ MY trimmer.
Miss Dearborn i an experienced trim,
nier, and has lust returned frhm B0s-
ton, where she spent two weeks in
studying The fan AMI winter styles
0fyille VI. Baker Of WaitsfeId, Who
comes hefe in tile near future ~ take
charge Of the Orange County creamery,
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

skirt sale "a yaughan's-
Mentor undersear At FIttss
New sheli goods ~ yaughans
Visit second iloor II Xaughan's
Bargains ID ranges ii the Y. p. Phelps
Company.
nlanhets from igc q $500 per pair
AT Fits
Roller skating il the Pavilion at z
n N. today.
Guy Humphrey of Waterbury il in
the city on business.
Read a. p. Abbotts fuIl page an
notlneement o. page 3.
Sheet steel Jack b. lanterns on sticks
only l5e each. Averill music company
Il. ii. sIeteaH II tile Burlington Frea
Press vas III tho eity tcday on bust
ness visit
E Z. Brock went u Newbary last
night FOR i few days visit At the home
of his parents
William Jonas returned last EVENING
I from visit so Boston, New York and
Philadelphia.
Showing VI faiI millinery I'nesday,
October b, 1T Hiss simpsons 5E state
street, Montpelier
W. Il. Richardson has tenement a.
rent at ion Summer street Just man
and wife very much preferred.
For sale COTS repeating riHe ii tirst
class condition at about hall price. App
INV 1T I75 Washington street
W. D. Hanson. eierk as the Al. & W.
\ R II. II freight Office i'll this city, left
to-day On Two weeks vacation.
Page Brothers pacing mare. fsI-he Act
ress. took third money yesterday IN
the 2:27 class race AZ Montreal, y q.
Among today's arrivals at the City
hotel NV Wy. h Bundg III Chicago II
A. Healeg 81 Boston and III Wilmer
smith of New Work.
&. W ORourke and a. j. sinclair
RETURNED last night frgm Burlington,
where they attended meeting Of GTany
court FgEester- If .Ameriea.
Luiei BruneIli pleaded not guilty to
the charge ~ int1xicatinn In citv court
this morning and Els cass was continued
one week. lie was arrested last might
~ Officer Faulkner
Andrew Anderson of Plainhpid was in
I city court yesterday and pleaded guilty
III latdxieation BE VAS 6ned S5 and
costs " $500 and took the alternative
sentence Of ten days in the county
jail
There was no session If bankruptcy
court IN Montpelier today Very littls
/ business j. lett ga the books 20 settle
np before Referee Therianlt takes Up
4 the work Of the retiring referee, E. Il.
Deavitt
Robert Haley Of Montpelier vas ar
rested last evening hy Officer Faulkner
for intoxicatiOn. The capitol city man
said that be waS guilty when arraigued
in city court THE morning and paid
sls5a.
The openiBg of8E'almer's new and
io-cent store IN the old city building
/ this morning was an entire success. the
crowd assuming Tie proportions ii a
bargain iay rush in nny Of the large
cities The fourtsep clerks are having
All they can 90 t. attend to the Gus
toners.
S. j. Segel 4 90. offer for tomorrow
as special header fer Saturday ten
dozen mems heavy black dnH OF sateen
~ striped working shirts One u tie
{ best 800 brftnds Ga the market AZ only
use each. Or two for Toe All sizes for
everybody IA 10 Is inch neck measure.
Remember the price and place. Sceel's
clothing store On Depot square near the
depot.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6.
MATINEE AND NIGHT

TIcksts 4 REL cross F'iaAy morning
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SON the ReY Carl Fl coFnin. ard other
relatives, returned Tuesday evening, NJ
eampanied ~ her daughter, Mrs. /. T..
Welcome of Portland, Ae.
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Read 4. r.. Abbott's fall page aR-
noiHeement on page ,.
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Music Of the Solo.

r neser SAW anyhady Is crazy 81
Elsie over mechanical piano.
NOT 4 Why. she PLAYED hers untl
she has beeonle aat footed leyelsn5
Press
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21

is proposed TO or!ag Jack Br!eu and Tom
my Burns together there some time in De-
cembeT. or II this falls through Joe Cans
and Jimmy Britt. They are already talking
OF purses Of $4,000 10 $50 oo0 and this should
make Goldield and Manhattan sit up and
take notice.
While these night blooming matches are
bslng arranged, Joe Cans and Battling Nell
son, who carried as much gold as the best
Of them out OF Nevada, are still raking In
The shekels without hurting any ones feel
ings Nothing has been accomplished look
Ing toward return match between this
pair, and the way things are moving it
will probably be q long time before the two
meet There seems 10 be small chance that
the two can get together much before spring.
Money IL coming in too big buuches at pres
ect 20 make either anxious 10 exchange wal
lops The fierce debates between Cans and
Nelson are also dying our and other parties
10 the verbal scrimmege are subsldne.
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MOTOR SHOW ARRANGED.
Big Exhibit Will Be Held in France
in December.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
PARIS, Oct. 2o-The list OF entries for
the great motor show 10 be held next De-
cember is at last closed. and this year has
assumed such proportions that it will be-
come serious problem where TO place ell
the exhibitors. One question on which
French manufacturers are not yet unanimous
Is whether the future OF automobiles will be
best served b. speed contests OF reliability
competitions. A number OF the very best
hrns soE,e little time back declined TO en-
ter into any more speed contests. Other
Srms OF good standing are ever ready To
enter for races over all distances Never
theless. the touring competition is at the
present moment the more popular. Several
organized for the most part by enterprs!rg
newspapers, have been held Of late, and
the claims ot the makers Of those cars hn-
jshing we'll UP in their respective classes
are certain TO be carefully considered by in
tending purchasers. The car that car go
tae fastest and break down the last will
be the popular car IN this country. A fea-
ture OF the December show IS TO be the bis
tory OF the bicycle, from the earliest times.
bur who. when buying 30 b. p. car, will
want TO bother about prehistoric bone-shaE-
ere1
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LIGHT HARNESS RACEs.
Csmpaigners Close Their Seasons in
the Eastern States.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-There Is very little
TO attract the attention of the lovers Of light
harness racing II the East now that the
canpeigners have moved 10 the West.
There was a week of racing ct Syracuse
resulting IN eone sensational performances,
that Of Sweet Marie standi1S out more prom
sively that it will take an exceptional trot.
ter to defeat this mare. who IS the proud
possessor OF the trotting record for her sex
Of 2:o3& The time was compar aratively easy,
as none of her contestants were able TO
give her a contest that her driver and con-
ditloner. Alta Mcdonald, IS craving. Her vic
tory makes 81 almost certain that she will
20 through the season without meeting de-
fest,
was the manner in which James. y. Cat
comb sent his great chestnut PAGER. Audu
bon Boy. to beat bis record Of 1:osA He
failed TO equal the mark by ope-Quartsr OF
a second The feat proved thet the horse
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is In excellent condition and up to race
with Dan Patch. which is the one desire
of his owner.
The work OF owasss. the daughter OF
Bingcn in Henry Titer's stable. was surpris-
ing. She paced a mile liz 2.05 and gives
the season ends. Argo; Boy again proved
master over Ay star, and Just at present
has an advantage OF winning two cut OF the
The performance OF Cochato was far below
expectations, while Ralph E Williams s.
three-yeaT Codero gives promise Of being in
grand shape by the time that Lexington is
reached.
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SOLDIER TEAM DIsBANDS.
Enlisted Men DO Not Want Officers to
Dt,AA La,

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
PORTLAND, Me. Oct. 2o-The crack
football team, composed OF men from FORTS
Mckinley Williams and Preble, and com
prising the pics OF the First District Coast
artillery, U. s. A, will disbaud because the
Tegimental adjutant will net allow the en-
listed men 70 run their own eleven, and be
cause. as the soldiers allege the smart
Clay Brown. insist on butnng in snd mauag-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
COMPLETES WALKING TOUR.
Clergyman Steps 21o Niles in Ten
Days,

Days,
Tribune Special Sporting Service
WILMINGTON. Del. Oct 2o.--Bishop
Lei ghton Coleman OF the Episcopal diocese
OF Delaware. who has finished his annual
walking vocation and is back in this city,
adheres 70 his old rule OF msk!ng q secret
OF the route ne followed Re always travels
incognito and alone OF these pedestrian tours.
Re does not look his 70 years ard IS rugged
and hearty
Waving his hand deprecatingly today when
asked the inevitable question, What place
did you visit' he answered smilngly: 7
confined myse!; 70 Maryland and Pennsyl
vania IN q gsne-sl way I went through
the Susquehanna river region and the Cum
berland valley. In the ten DAYS ! was gone
I covered 210 miles on foot. but in fgurin z
for an accurate daily average OF miles you
must onli: Sunday, for Il is the day on which
everybody should rest. The real average was
% l.s mi!es-not bod for an old man.
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must surely have heart made of stone
The fastest miles, pacing in races by
aged horses, stallion, mare and gelding,
for the present year are singularly very
close together Graft, 2:02A. is the
fastest stallion of 1906; Ecstatic, the
fastest mare. with her mile in 2;0la4,
and Bolivar, 2:00M the fastest gelding.
-Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
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ing the team. which ras organized entirely
by the enlisted men themselves.
The players OF tbe team. which this year
has already outplsyed Bates and Bowdoin,
claim that they know more about good foot
bell than Capt Brown, and believe the inter.
ference OF the officers is entirely unwar-
ranted
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TO HAVE A BOUT.
Sesrchhght, Nevada, Getting Up a
Purse for a Fight.
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
GoLDFIELD. New. Oct. 2o.-Accordsng to
Tom ORourke, who has been watching the
prize nghhng game out West pretty close,
Nevada refuses TO be counted out and an
other place suitable for a ring has been dis
covered. Los Angeles fight promoters have
hopes OF striking pay dirt in searchlight, one
OF The boom towns IN the Desert State. y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
n ELECT OFFICERS
 IN CITY OF ENSLEY City Council VIII Meet Next
 Thursday Night WILL DISCUSS PAVING Joy Bearers of Cumberland PresbytS- rian Church Will Be Entertained
 By Young Peoples Society
 In Birmingham.
WILL DISCUSS PAVING

Tnsley. February 12.-(Specia)-lhe an nnal election of officers for the city oI Ensley will be held next Thursday night when the council will meot in regular session.
 If ia understood that all of the present officials will stand for reelection, ana while there will possibly be several con tests. it is believed that most of them will be retained in office.
 Perhaps the most interesting contest will be for the office of city clerk. ihe incumbent, A. L. Arnold. is a candidate for reelection, and w. A. Davis. lately employed at the steel plant. IS opposing him.
 Another contest that promises some interest is that of city physician, TOT which office 1t is understood Dr. Rob bins, the incumbent, will have opposition
 Street Paving.
 A resolution will be introduced at the next meeting of the council providing Tor the paving of some of the principal streets in the business section of the city, and 1t is believed that the proposition will meet with popular favor not only among the members of the council, but the citizens at large.
 It is understood that the resolution will call for the paving of Avenue b and Nineteenth street for several blocks through the business section.
 In view of the fact that Ensley Is growing very rapidly and the amount of business done is increasing to an enor- nous extent, the city officials are casting about for the improvement of conditions commensurate with the increase in busi- ness and the growth of the town.
 May Pave Crossings.
 The streets in the business section are very bad in wet weather and at times are almost impossible, especially with heavy traffic. Pedestrians are also great ly inconvenienced by muddy crossings. It is possible that provision will be made for the paving of the crossings at once and follow with the paving of the streets as soon as all preliminaries can be ar ranged.
 The council will be called upon to con- slider other matters of importance to the city at the meeting Thursday night. Notes and Personals. The Joy Bearers society of the Cumber- land Presbyterian church of this city will be entertained next Thursday night by the Young Peoples society of the First Cumberland Presbyterian church of Bir- mlngham. The entertainment will be given in the church at Birmingham. The members of the local society will meet Thursday evening at o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. w. Russell in this city and will go to Birmingham in a body.
 The Knights of the Maccabees of Ensley had an interesting social session at their hall in this city tonight, at which friends of the members were entertained. Alderman J. l.. Brierton will go to Cleveland. O., next Wednesday, where he will spend a several days vacation.