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recibiendose durante el dIa de hoy, confr
man las noticias publicadas en- 81 boletiI
de esta mafana, del triunfo obtenido POI
las fuerzas del gobierno, contra las qut
invadieron por la ffontera del Salvador
InmenEa responsabilidad hist6rica Beri
la de rodos aquelIos que directa indirec
tamente hayan contribuido llevar & cabC
tan descabellada como infame invasion, J
va ell p1blico BefiaIa con la mas indignads
da las reprobaciones la necesidad urgentc
de que 81 ..castigo mas ejemplar, garanticC
al pals contra nuevas perturbaciones de-
orden y nuegos atentados.
Digna de especial encomio es la con
ducta del ej6rcito, y 81 gobierno sabe apre
ciarla como es debido, hacienda justicia ~
valor al patriotismo de Los pundonorosol
defensores de La patria. I'm alto espfritu
de arFojo y discipline anima nuestras filas,
asf 10 demuestTan los hechoB efsctua los,
siendo sumamente plausible que la Voz del
Jefe Supreme del ejercito, sea obedecida
con matem6 6tica exactitud, porque en- ella
vibra la honra de Ia Naci6n.
sMientras publicamos nueyas noticias de
los sucesos que Sc vienen deBarrollandc,
guBtosos damos continuation dos 6rdeneH
del dfa que demuestTan el sentimiento pa
tri6tico de nuestros aguerridos soldados.
Dicen asf:
'Telegrama Official. De Asunci6n Mi
ia, 4 da Junio de 1906. Recibido en- Ia
Casa Presidential, las 3 b. p. m.
al sefior Presidents:
H6nrame transcribir & usted nuestras
6rdenes generales de antes de aver, y aver,
que literalmente dicen:
Battalion Santa Rosa; servicio estable.
cido en- las 6rdenes anteriores: sefiores jefes
ofciales Y saldadoB.
Vamos atacar al enemigo que ACADIA
de invsdir 81 suelo de Ia patria, poEesio-
n6ndose del VeciRo pueblo de Mita, y CO.
metiendo en- seguida multitud de crfmenes
contra aquella gente indefensa. La Ma
'ci6n espera que sabr6is cnmpiir con Yues.
tro deber. Estan con vosotros la raz6n y
Ia justicia. Representais Ia legalidad por-
que servfs al gobierno consEituido, y desde
luego, ser6 de vosotroB ell triunfo. Los
enemigos que vsmos a atacar, no tienen
bandera que les ampare, pues su dnica
gufa es Ia ambici6n, y VoHotros estais pro.
teiidos por Ia enae1ia de Ia aspatria que no
dudo la hareis tremolar victoriosa como
siempre; en- cuanto mi, aunque no como
Ci1o de vosotros, deb6is tener Ia Seguridad
de que no temo hacer el'sacrifcio de mi
vida en- aras do Ia patria, para obtener 81
triunfo glorioso que el deatino nos depara.
Vicente N. LemuB.
Jefes, ofciaIes soldados: hab6is dado,
81 dfa de hoy, dos pruebas de vuestro va
lor , lealtad al gobierno conatituido, ocu-
pando Ia plaza de Mita, desarmando al
enemigo, y cooperando con lag dem6s fuer-
zrs, al triunfo de las armas guatemala
cas-; el gobierno estimar6 vuestros sacrifi-
clos en- defensa de Ia patria y desde luego,
20 es felicito, esperanto que asf 10 conti-
nuar6is verifcando. Vicente n. Lemus."
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coNsEIo a LAS MADREs-EI jarsbe cslnsnfe q
Sonora Wnsow dehs senpre que los nihos eslan
~ a peodo de Ia dentici6n. Proportions aivo Immediate
a pequeho pscene produce glsac natural tanguio,
aiva el dolnr e anselto despleTta muY vivo eegFe
e. mug asadabie al paladag, caima Il nio ablanda
nelas alVia dolores, haes Gees las f1ncones del
est6mag0 Tegua los tnlestinos. Es q mejoF renedio
ronocido pEa Ia darrsa "a provena estd de Ia den5n
ds euulquerA Tengase mucho euidado pedE
"JArabe camante de IL Sonora WinslowT; es e meiog
- todos.
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Hace falta mas alumbrado en- el ba-
rTio de Pqerta de Terra, lpues hay luga.
res EN- que no Sc Ye del color que uno es.
Ell sabado 1ltimo inscribieron los re-
publicanos do Peauelas 26 electoreu por
100 unionistag.
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Buen negOCiO.

Be venden 2O.yuntas de bueyes, prOpias
para trabajO Y lQ3 cuerdas de terrenO.
Ell que las lnterese dir1jase q Jose q. Call
der0n, Rio Grande, p. r. 8J ".
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Al PUBLICO

Desde el 9 de Agosto pr6ximo, los tree
nesque esimultaneamente sallan de Baya-
mon y esta Capital las y Is a. IN. saldran
en- 10 susesivo las 7y q. m. asI como los
de v 8Oy6y y Is d. fns saldran 545 v $50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-21
MCCandIess Claims Water
Notice Intention With United States
Laws

L. L. McCande has taken acquire
rights which he claims right riparian
He posted the following notice and has filed with affidavit Of
verfcation in the registrars office:
Take notice that hereby appropriate and claim all the
the thousand inches
( inch pressure flowing in the Maawa nauka) Kauuoa and
Kahakaaauuu in Waiaho in Koolaupoko Island
hui Territory of Hawa that the purposes for which claim said
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Honolulu, August II, 1906.
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MEMBER OF TAFT
PARTY ON BOARD
CONGRESSMAN GILBERT GOING
TO MANILA WHERE HE WILL
ACCEPT A JUDGESHIP.

Newton w. Gilbert, a congressman
from Indiana, was aboard the Manchu-
ria en- route to Manila where he is to
accept a judgeship. He was a MEM
Der of the Taft party when the trip
was made last year, He was asleep
at the time of the shock and has the
following to say. Il was awakened by
the sound more than the Jar. l knew
that we had grounded and so 1 arose
dressed and went on deck. There I
could feel the rain and could see the
cliffs occasionally at first until dawn
came. noticed at once that we were
hard and fast.
THE only excitement noticeable was
among the steerage passengers and
when some of the Orientals tried to
climb up on the upper deck then it
was that the gates were closed and
the Orientals forced to submit by the
officers Every thing was carried on
i'm a seamanlike manner. The con-
duct of Captain Saunders cannot be
criticized"
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FOR THE
VISITING EDITORS
AN ITINERARY ADOPTED SUBJECT
TO CHANGE-COMMITTEEs APP
POINTED.

The promotion committee and the re-
ception committee to the Southern Cali
fornia Editors held a meeting at the
promotion committee headquarters yes
terday afternoon. There were present
]. A. McCandless, F. L. Waldron, F. c.
Smith, Walter G.. Smith, William Lang
ton, Charles L. Rhodes and H, p.
Wood.
A finance committee composed of E. 1.
Spalding and ]. A. McCandless was
appointed. An estimate of necessary
expenses fixed the amount to be raised
at $1,000, 1t was decided that sub
scribers to this fund should be assured
that all money subscribed would be de-
voted solely to the entertainment of
visitors and not for the entertainment
of local people. These would be ex-
pected to pay their own way at the
functions to be gwen.
An entertainment committee con-
sisting of H. p. Wood chairman, Wal
ter G. Smith, w r. Harrington, Will
liam Langton and Charles L. Rhodes
was appointed.
The following program, subject to
alteration was adopted tentatively.
Friday, September reception of
visitors at S. S. Alameda by commit
tees. Leis and glad hands galore, Tri-
umphal procession to hotel. Distribu-
tion of Rapid Transit tickets in blocks,
also mail steamer schedules, likewise
itinerary cards. Lunch at Moana Hotel
Reception and entertainment in even
ing at Hawaiian Hotel
Saturday, September S.-Shark- fishing
in morning. Baseball after lunch.
Sunday, September 9-Church (per-
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irrigation and power that intend the said water Tor
irrigation the Hanakea Tract and Grant No ALI owned BY me-
power upon said lands that intend divert said water by
of dhes tunnels fumes and pipe lines in bitches the same
be four W feet wide in the bottom with depth OF three 60 teet
fumes the be three 60 feet wide in the bottom with depth
of hysx go inches if in tunnels the to be four 0 feet wide
five 60 feet high if in pipes the be wenour ( inches
in diameter, made of steel, wood or concrete.
Il L. McCANDLESS.'
McCandess taken under the federal laws regarding
rights He proposes the partly for power plant
which may eventually be used for railroad through the Koolau
in the last legislature
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Foreign News By Gable
SAN FRANCISCO SENDS MONEY

SAN FRANCISCO August 2I.The Committee OF Forty has
teegraphed President of Chill representing
raised by private subscription
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haps) in morning. Bathing and surf
riding at Waikiki in afternoon.
Monday September lO-Seeing Homo
lulu in observation cars in a. M Trip
to Pail in afternoon.
Tuesday September 11-Leave for
Volcano.
Saturday, September 15-Return from
Volcano, Excursion to Punchbowl and
Tantalus in afternoon
Monday, September "Trip to sugar
mill and Haleiwa.
Tuesday September 1S-Jaunt to Wa
hiawa. At night luau
Wednesday, September 19.-Aloha.
Letters were received from Edgar
Johnson of Fullerton, California, w. O..
Aiken of Kahului and j. w. Marsh OF
the Hilo Tribune in regard to the COM
ing visit of the editors.
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ALAMEDA MOVES BACK.

The S. S. Alameda which moved yes
terday from the Oceanic wharf to the
railroad wharf in order to load refined
sugar and pineapples returned to her
regular berth this morning. She will
sail for San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing at ten o'clock.
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HAWAII EXEMPTED.

WASHINGTON D. c., August 2I-The Panama Canal Commits
sion in making its specifications for cooe labor
laborers from Hawaii will be accepted
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lMUTINEERS

NUTINEERS EXECUTED.
CRONSTADT, August 2I-Sixteen mn been executed
participation in the mutiny.
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NOTICE.
DAHL COUNTRY CLUE.

OAIIU OOUI N 7 N OIIUD'
Oahu Country Club Assessment No.
1 of 40 per cent. $50 per share) will
be delinquent September 1, 1906. Sub
scribers to the stock of the above club
may receive their certificates of stock
by calling at the office of the under
signed, Pacific Hardware Co. stores,
Fort Street, Honolulu.
]. o. YOUNG,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, August II, 1906
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people out Of twenty-four would use gas for fuel if
they would stop to examine the utility of it. Quick
fire after lighting, rapid heating ovens, easily regu-
lated conservation of heat where it is wanted and
wood to chop nor ashes to carry out during the
day. There is lot of saving in gas stove
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THE DAMAGE DON'T.

SANTIAGO August 2I.-Refugees from Valparaiso declare that
1000 dead have already been buried
twenty-five pllagers have been shot
No shocks have occurred and the panic subsiding
Relief is organizing here and elsewhere
A commercial crisis is feared
The list of dead in the smaller follows: Taca 50; Gull
lCta, 80; LimaChe, ~ Petorca
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Honolulu Gas CO.
Fraternal Meetings
HONOLULU AERIE I4U,
+. o. Z.

Meets on End. and 4th Wednesday
evenings of each month at 1880 o'clock
in K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting
Eagles are invited to attend.
SAM'L McKEAGUE,, w. p,
H. T. MOORE, Secty.
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HONOLULU LODGE GIG,
b. z. o. +.

Honolulu Lodge No. 616 B. P. o. E.,
will meet in their hall, on Miller and
Beretania streets, every Friday even
ing. BY order of the E. r.
HARRY E. MURRAY, E. r.
HARRY H. SIMPSON, Secy.
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THE CUBAN EMEUTE.
HAVANA A

HAVANA August 2IOfcials here alarmed
econ The roads from Havana guarded The rebels
the mails of the steamer Consolation censorship press has
been instituted.
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Bids w anted.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Iffice of the B ard of Trustees Of
1chool District, Number IS, Is
lind Cassia county, Idaho
D. the erection of a two-roomed
f'ick school building IN SAID district
4 the southeast corner of SEA, OF
1ec. 81, TIP. u, S. r. %, E BIN.
| The building is to DC completed by
November 30, 1906.
[ A bond equal in sum to the bid OF
ihe contractor must accompany
hch bid.
J The bids are to be opened Monday
July %, IO6. The board reserves
the right to reject any and ali bids
For plans and specifications call or
Clerk of Board.
4 LARS LARSON,
p NJ, JOINS, Chairman
Clerk.
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How TO Break Up a Cold.

1t may be a surprise to many 10
learn that severe cold can be com
pletely broken up in one or two day 5
lime. To do this, however prompt
action is necessary The first sym
pt ms of u cold are a dry, loud cough,
Ia profuse watery discharge from the
nose, and thin, whiae coating on the
tongue, When Chamberlain Cough
ffremedy is taken every hour on the
| first appearance of these symptoms
! it ounteracts the effect 1.-THE cod
and restores the systemic healthy
condition within day or two. For
ale by Oakley Pharmacy.
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Or. W. f. Aaron is row COMFORT

Or. w r. Aaron is row COMFORT
ABLY LOCATED IN Oakley and would
have been practcing his proles ION
ere this, had there been no DELAY, in
the shipment Of his goods from
Chicago he will have offices owe r
the Oakley Pharmacy.
The Oakley Brass Band made quite
novel appearance yesterday IN
their temporary uniforms. BY the
Oath we shall hope to see them in
bright new, uniforms. We suggest
to the boys that light gray, is the
proper color.
The Tatro Saloon has started up
again. This time under management
Of G. Parkinson who has leased the
property. We regret the opening Of
more saloons in Oakley, but we must
say that we believe Mr. Parkinson
has always endeavored to keep an
orderly house.
We mustsapologize for the delay in
getting out the Eagle this week. 1t
is due,not to over celebrating but to
the fact that we have oetn unable 10
get our paper from Salt Lake City.
White slippers. red slippers. Tan
Slippers, black Slippers, all sizes on
special sale at People Union.
Now is the time to get good sum
mer suits at lowest price at Peoples
Union.
A full line of ladies early June
wrappers at low prices, Peoples
Union.
There is one place to buy clothing
right and that is at Peoples Union,
they buy direct from manufacturers
AID sell al cash prices.
Every man in Cassia county ough
TO read the Deseret Farmer. Most
every man should read the Oakley
Eagle. A y man can get the two
an entire year for Two plunks.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

Pursuant to the authority, and by the
direction of the Republican State Gem
tral Committee, a Republican State
Nominating Convention will convene at
the city of Pocatello. State of Idaho on
Wednesday, the LIST day of August, A.
r. 1906, at eleven o'clock a. M of said
day for the purpose of nominating one
Justice of the Supreme Court one mem
Der of Congress, and state officers TO be
voted for at the general election, to be
held on Tuesday November 9Th, A. d.
1906, and for the purpose of electing a
new State Central Committee.
The various counties of the state are
entitled to delegate representation in
said State Convention as follows:
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Get pair Of glasses from Mills the
optician; he guarantees them.
Get your Deering Mowers an
rakes at Peoples Union.
Mrs W, A. Davidson is very i'll
having neuralgia Of the stomach
Mr. J D. Brown is now par tner
in the Rydalch Liveryssstab'e.
Everyone in~Oakley will celia
loss in the passing Of the automobile.
Nothing pleases the good house
wife w. j'e, nae. Ours are
guaranteed to please. They are the
Jewels, Snake River Imp, Co.
Men ana BOYS hats are on sale
table.at Peoples Union this. week,
prices from 81 90 up,
The Elba Relief Society Hall was
dedicated by Pres w. T. Jack on
Sunday last
Elder d. 0, Allen ana Miss Jessie
Smith were missiouariaries in the
interests OF Mutual Improvement
work in Almo last Sunday
The Oakley team played a picked
nine from Marion, Oakley and Basin
this afternoon, and won out easily.
Every one coming into our valley
at this season orthe year are prone tc
speak very admiringlv Of It, People
will ind out after a while what we
have here and then oh them
Mr. Fred Crauer 'compan iedhy his
mother left for his home in Sawteile
California on Tuesday, Mr. Craner
is much in love with southern Cali
fornia
II j. Wels mas SOld ms stage out
fit and vehicles including horses anC
mail con tract to Rydalch brothers
The latter began carrying the mai
or Tuesday.
Ernest Phippen, Clarence Eldre
dye and Guv Phippen, young men
/ from Carey We're in 10 spend the
fourth'in Oakley, The boys think tn
Carey girls are sweet, but Oakley
girls are sweeter.
We sold out our stock of pant, bu
we are now restocked again An
tint, shade or color. The d. F
| Thomas Furniture Co.
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The Cassia academy Board an
nounce the engagem mt Of Prof Geo.
H. Durham musician Of promise to
look after the musical lnterest To,
academy the coming year. Prof Dur
ham will cunGuctyocal, and band work
otthe school and will give in (a) voice
culture (b) mandolin o. guitar (O
Trombone CD violin (h) cnrnet.
Mr. Durham comes from family
OF musicians ana has the m lst excel
lent training ~ his work. He has
special certificates from some Of
Salt Lakes best musicians. and for
four years work in the B Y, Univer
sity, The academy is to be coneTatu-
lated on securing a man Of Mr. Dur
hams ability, and the community at
large welcome the gentleman iuto
our midst. Tuere is a splendid open
ing here for such a man
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The County Central Committees are
hereby requested TO perfect all arrange
ments for primaries and County Con-
vontions for the selection of delegates
20 said State Convention.
The state Central Committee Is here
by callee TO meet az Pocatelo. state Of
Idaho. en- Wednesday, the LIST day Of
August. A. d. 1906, at ten o'clock a. m.
for the purpose of transacting such
business as may properly re brought be-
fore IT,
JAMES II. BRADY,
Chairman.
ADDISON T. SMITH,
Secretary
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Bowel Complaint in Children.

During the summer months chill
rem are subject to disorders of the
Nwels which should receive careful
Jten ton as soon as the first unnat.
bal looseness of the bowels appears
yhe best medicine in use for bowe
1bmplaint is Chamberlain s Collc
Sholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as il
promptly controls any unnatura
boseness of the bowels, whether il
BE in child or an adult. For sale
w Oakley Pharmacy.
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--~~~~-o-~-~o~~~~>o~.~c~~~o
Brass Band dance Friday even
ing July 10. Don't forget the
date
Miss Florence Smith Of Logan is
guest of Miss Emma Ellison this
week.
The Y. l.. M. l. A, of the first
ward have ordered magnificent
organ from the Coulter Music com
pany for their association. AS a
result of their energy they will soon
haveit paid for.
"Too many young men are f1ocking
to the city said President Roosevelt,
to Michigan congressman. He said,
| want TO go up to Lansing to tell
the young men of the State Agr
cultural college to stick to the soil
and agriculture aud stay away from
the city.
Dir. Emerson left early this morn
Ing accompanied by his wife, Miss
Retta Wnitte and Ms Fred Cor
ringe for Boise. The two last named
are to undergo critical operations in
the Boise hospital under the doctor 5
supervision
Full Hne Of mems and boys straw
bats at Peoples Union.
Straight Grade -four 50 30: High
patent flour 81. 10 al peoples Union.
Miss Sadie Ellison, Ella Ehson and
Mrs h. p Howell goes to Rexburg
on a visit on Saturday.
ffsary Voyce was up from Twin
Falls t6'epend sunday last.
We will give you good reference as
to the best Range on the mark IT,
It's d Jewel Snake River Imp. Co
Cat 90 Mrs c. c. Nelson for tn,
latest ia hats
\ letter from Mrs. Lucy ReaC
dated June ID, m.docesn, brings TIA,
welcome news that she had very
delightful voyage having ENJOYED
splendid health and good companion
ship in voyage Another dated June
Is. states tuat she had Landed and
met her husband that same day
being the second anniversary Of her
wedding
LII. Robinson has nice line Of
Mems boys aud youths suits ~ r. [,
Mills Call and get a bargain.
Pros W. T, Jack aud Elder Moses
Smith are holding ward conference
at Carey this week.
We are of the opinion that better
ball games and in general rath-
er better celebration could have been
had Yesterday, if we had started the
bal rolling earlier.
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Creditors Notice.

ktate of George Whittle, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Ym, L. white and W. q. Whittle adj
illustrators OF the estate of George Whittle
eceased, To the creditors of and all persons
living claims against the said deceased, to
,Xhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
Fihin ten months after the first publication
I this notice, To the said administrators for
approval and settlement or they shall be
brewer barred.
punty of Cassia, State of Idaho.
Dated May 10Th, 1905.
WIN. +. WnITTI E,
W. q. WHITTLE
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Notice for Publication.
Desert Land. Final Proof.
United States Land once.

n United States Land Office.
Haley, Idaho, April ~, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Martin Okle-
BERRY of Island. Idaho, has filed notice OF in
tention to make proof on his desert-land
claim No. 975, for the Els. SW-4, Sec. - Up ~
IS. of r. 22 + b, NJ. before Jos, Y. Haight,
Clerk District Court al his Office at Albion
Idaho, on the 18th day OF August. 1906.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land: Albert Hale Martin l.. Okleberry
Lars Larson, owen Carson, all of Island, Ida.
N. j. SHARP,
SA26-6t Register.
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Caamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy.

This is perfectly reliable medi,
cine for the bowel complaints, and
one that has never been known to
fail even in the most severe and
dangerous cases, For sale by Oak
ley Pharmacy,
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-07-05

If your wife insists on having
,he, Oakley Eagle and the Deseret
Farmer, why let her have them. 1t
Nill only cost you two dollars.
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GEAN Ellison,
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS GREETING:
To GEAN ELLISON, DEPENDENT
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
required 10 appear in an action brought
against you by said plaintiff in the said
District Court and to answer the COMPLAINT
of the above named plaintiff fled therein
within ten days exclusive of the dav NJ
servicej after the service on You OF m :
summons, II served within this County; or =
served out OF this County but Within this
Judicial District within twenty DAYS, ar ~
served elsewhere, within forty DAYS Tho
said action IS brought by J Ross Flison
praying for the dissolution OF the Ronds -
MatrlmonS now existing between Won ana
plalnun herein and for such other relief as
Is Just and equitable. And you are herebY
notlfed that II you fail TO appear and an.
I sNer salc complaint as above required lie
sara plalnlh VIII apply to the coilrt FOR he
seliel demanded In the complaint
ATTEST my hand thea seal OF the District
, Court OF the Fourth .Iudicial
lSEALl District, State OF Idaho in and
dor Sassia County, this 18th
day of June, 1903
JOS. Y. HAIGHT,
r p uovo,,. Clerk.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-07-05

Those wishing to settle their ac-
counts can do so at Oakley State
Bank.
7 e. West.