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srosy or AMBITION AND AMATEURS AND WHAT RESULT
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some down from Albany and assume
the role.
Tn. dresses we're All done. thu
back psfior had been diasnansiet and
converted into a stage. They BE-
came "a familiar with their parts
that after 4 weeks rehearsal they
callea each ether by their stage
names Hunter was known IS
CLAUDE All over the usixhborheot
while Jenny Dalton vas caught
several times blowing her breath on
the window pare ant writing with
the knuckie at her hssis ftnssf
Madame ueaehappeiics.
Mf uruer spoke 81 tie matter on
she street a. little nonsense os
she ntrte. yen know me hirthday
came on friday. ard Tuesday vas
- - th~ fail dTvma rehearsal Tbs
parias Nas full - critics, and thef
al talked very leud and taht duriuE
ths snsre aetsN
Th- next fnafuluw Hrsls awoks
With a headache. and wondered y 4
ans fnreFunprr % sweet feFne.
The maid handed hrF a little note
Il was from Jenny Dalton. and u
ran lhpa
MY u~ar Pauline HAS anytnirs
been arranged about tbs tieRrtsf
shall want some fnr my frisudAs TEL
Iioad to sand me 20. Hew ! DO hats
that mani pid You notice how he
tried 20 confuse me last night
The uiean. contemplate thing.
cried Pauline. xsttfnx up and epTn'
ma her writing rrsk- ~sshe Naufs q
pack tbs pfser with her intends afii
got al the app.anr~. asses ahs
wen. veil aeef= Then ahs wrote
~sfv Dear Mother pssehapreiiss.
what ear yoa be thtutinw of u -
are an 50 have 80 tieksis apisrs
how'll We make ruomt naut h
cross. ard Fun eves as soon ~ you
can
Of course Beta had 60 tell AIRS
unuAins. her near relative and adj
miruf. sud IN repiy that hsroie aunt.
wffh an nxeentivw turn q mind eN-
claimed Ny dear. yoa were aaita
sight her friends would override
averYthtur n necessary. trit her
shes NOT seeded III read sos part
n1ysslfI= Then followed anothef
note from Jenny
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THE THEATRICAL CRAZE

'My Dear Pauline can't pos
athiy come. ana I'm afraid I shall
have 90 give an my part Isn't u
tao haa-tu#t as the thing = COM
tns off toel However. I cant stand
ANY more % podf he had 80 bust
ness IN thr pleces anyway"
Its an Internal plots said tlsdd.
Let's postpone Tire performances a
week and xef an new people
Newer" eried pAuilae. why.
ia my birthday
ON the evening % the perform
aace Jenny Taaitan came Ia het cos.
thine and all made up ready 20 fssi.
nn her duty. Theu they had @
pArlfY the. hired Substitute. ga which
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your love has not been returned:
your enemies have the upper hand
and. altogether. the world seems
10 be an unhappy plaee TO be in.
Such things come from various
causes. lack OF judgment. lack OF
proper advice. etc. etc My par
ueular business Is TO help you
70 n remedy. TO put YOU face fore
most In the right direction. and
give you the secrets % life that
will keep you there Deep in
sight into human affairs. born Of
clairvoyant second sight. and
psychic power enable me 10 prom
Use. and to do these things Don't
be so wise as not 10 wish TO learn.
All OF us learn something every
day. II Is called experience and
we value Il highly. / can teach
you something. and 10 your ever
lasting benefit. II you are sick
or In trouble. don't give way 20
melancholy thought. bat see mo
Let us try. and we will wrench
something from the Future that
viii cheer YOU and brace you for
a stronger and better effort The
number OF people ! have helped
mentally and physically would nll
large hall. and | hope 20 help
many more. Do you know that
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hut with sweet, square anlliea on
their lips.
nul u wasn't the mlnmananempnt
.of The affair that made q painful. ~
wac the bitterness that apranW out
II H. Uncle Ned hasn't set il foot
Ia the house since. tho nruenn and
the naltonn are vnrmira for life. and
40 the entire dramatic pefaonac
took slides. there remains between
them an undYinn hatred
II would be ernol az thla atill
early period Ia say theater ia Papa
Truce. who whH in fur more than
5000 Of e8penne plus hla feelings.
aud tiella has entirely gotten over
her cfana Tor the stage.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mayor halIlnEcr wants reference
library AZ city hall
Earl Stewart. arrested NJ Detroit
house. charged with insanity. dis.
missed al sane.
Park board will give board Of "a
ncation trees aud nhrubhcry 10 Use
IN school yards
William Anhworth. pioneer. dies
suddenly Rt his home. iiit Ewing
Av. 0f heart disease
Seattle Union ~. Order 81 Wash
ingtoh. viii hold Joint installation
Of officers Saturday evening
Chapter A. % the +. r. O.. intend
riyfhE musicale January - with
kir@. NJ. ~ 0ormiey as hostess.
{ Chapter q. Of +. y. o.. will be en-
tertained Monday By Mrs Van
futen, taG Thirteenth av. north.
yiaoount siuzo Aahi. Japan's am
haaAaaor 10 United htatea. will leave
Japan aeon for this country. To pass
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NAME WAS NOT
nv YERKES WILL
ss.urlFul, BRILLIANT, KEN.
uickv olRl. STREET. RAIL.
wAv MAGNArE's FRIEND.
weorE A STARTLING BOOK

Mis- gmilie Grlsssby. the hcauti-
Al kcutucky glfls Who vas Installed
= handsome New York mansion
ne late Charles T. Ncrkps. was
- mentioned In the will az the
,,ts stree, ear maguatc et England
"a America The home Is locsicd
~ paFk av. and Vas aasaased At
sas sla much below les real value.
,>tends ~ che vouns woman deny
"a Yerkes built this mansion nor
Ne Miss GgeEsoy sayA neth'ns
Mis- Grlrrshuy IL a tall. slender
h.astlfal woman Who would attract
s,ssetian anvwhere Her mother Is
sas grlegahy daughter OF captain
p,herts a distinguished officer OF
a. csnfcdsraey. % Georgetown,
- Fnr several years the Grisgshya
Tyss IN Cincinnati whore MIA
orlsrsby after the death II her hus-
hand slid fine paintings aud 'es'f
7, has lust come 70 light that Mus
crlssshy has written = beek no
,,,la AZ which Is 4" and when -
asslafel % he almost autohlesrap a.
III The huok ls siaFtiins pic
So al life IN which the hcruipe
80. nm abe first realized hef pow
!, "a attract the alteniipn q men.
n. heroine gives this description
a. her fiFst aecelleie gown
IN Nv
i siana a. u wufn. vita tAhes ~
~..s srned. tefse. ready for action.
ucwevsr. 10 al appearance ! was
49, a tall denl bland girl Ia a
xAtta eown Nth a figure which
snnld " better wher e vas mare
eilsd oat. a fair skin With few
ssxssies. A laag noss. rather pleas
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writing on the wall is no palmer
20 you than the lines in the palm
OF your hand are TO me- I will
forecast your future with unfail-
ing accuracy 10 the most minute
details. II you don't know. aud
don't think 30. come and see. I
am on exhibition ike any other
freak, but with more brains than
the village idiot I viii endeavor TO
show you things and tell you
things that you may think
human being has no right to
know. There arc no horns nor
eioven feet, but wisdom born OF
experience and unusual gifts at
your disposal Know what Is
in store for you. and Father Time
will give you the go by.
IL Is the stupid bunGlers and
transgressors OF Natures laws
that he Is looking for. and. alas.
their namn Is legion.
BE informed. better yourself.
improve your fortunes. improve
your health.
SEE ME NOW.
DE FOREST.
1903 SECOND AVENUE. z
Pariors 906. over Guys Drug
Store. Hours a. m. to s p. m.
Open all day Sundays
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FATHER is
AFTER CHILD

'cENTRAltA. Jan IS what
promises 20 prove difntuit prob
lem ia likely to grow out u the
adoption about two weoia uao Of
NhsflOY May f.ehruok. Yeaf-old
gifl hy Mr. and Mrs Perry Wheeler,
90 thin slty.
Sic and Mrs Wheeler first OBJ
talued the chiid from the Wash.
lnstnu chiidfcn'a Home socictY. a.
Seattle. The society claimed that
the child had been left there b. lta
mother, ana that the whereabouts II
the fnther was unknown Mt aud
Mrs Wheeler kept the little girl ana
gave "a a good homa. treating II aa
one ~ their own children. FOR a year
and a halt. and sis months age lee
sally adopted her
Father Claims the Child.
Ihuraday ATT .i.ebro1ig claiming
to be thn father 81 Hherley MnY Re
hrees arrived lu Chehaiiz aud aak .
ed Deputy Sheriff scilttler 10 AS
slst him IN finding his lost child
SIR iehfook. ~ Il understood. claims
ihat at The Tins OF the separat lna
81 himself and his wife he lost track
Of their infant. and has been All this
Time ifYing 20 locate H. Mf seblit=
tlgf Informed Mr.. Lehfonk of the
present whereabouts a. the child.
and. after securing the services 81
Attorney n. A. LanRharnc. ~ che.
halls. he came eyer ~ crutfalia "a
Mr. t.ehraok claims that he has
an order from the anohomiah court
rFaHtiue him ponsrNai0n OF the child
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Tsadd lost Ms bead and dsgiinsd -
have anything u4oFe 70 So with the
affair and also Il pras discovered
hat Cousin lack. or EathsF claude.
had net stvfvess.
BELLA beside herself with anxiety
rushed 60 the frout assns g. iaok for
him. and encountered uucta Ned
she Kissed hifn and told him % her
worry ana ~ made things vefF
diansreratia iu ths hallway with his
Good Eunrdfs and damnlua tho
whole thinn. ea that Mr. Bruea aAG
20 log him off o. the iihfarr.
Ats O'Clock the play opened with
out any Claude. ana when IN the
great love acsae. uoiid. who Bad 10
doahie che part. first - All made a
foolish speech - apoloxY, during
which there vas an audible hiss
from the wings.
Whenever Madame Desehanpeiiea
appeared there waH q Tremendous
ciapniuw u hands. Bella was min-
erable 10 the extreme. and wicked,
Too. for she had placed that bias
ara Passing bfiaa Dalton IA the
wings. she exclaimed You heart
less thing Whefsuran Jenny. fol-
lowing hsf 90 her dressing ruofn. ~
tafteds Z vert ailoF You To caH
me vulgar names. Miss Brncei TN
dsfstand that unce for all
Things looked very threatening
raf a time. but che police were now
GATED in. and Finally both 81 them
vent on 20 futah. Niring their eyes.
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ant mouth with perfect teeth. and a
really good chin and neck. Nethlns
remarkable any way. you sce. aud
yet 70 myself every inch of my per
w Hs-'te4 s~s~s4sS sawa ann my
sktn vas 50 remarkable. 50 vitality
individual. 80 fun of tlneling sense
81 young, paisatinE lital
4 loved my hands because they
were 80 flee OF touch and tint. aud
my long. firm. untIred llmha. which
could dance all night aud hardly
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.RENTON PIONEER
DIES AT HOME

HENTON. Jan. Benjamin
y Campbell. G.. died al bis home
bsfe last night lie had been suf-
fering with heart disease for some
time and for the last four months
had been confined 10 his home. lie
lssFe a wife. two Sons aud one
daughter
Mr. Campbell aud family had
lived at Reuton FOR six years aud on
the coast for about 20 years lie
was a member Of st. Andrews
lodge, No, 30. r. and A. NJ, Of
which order he held the office Of
chaplain. He was also member
Of the Order of Eastern Star. and Of
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ny Clara NORRIS
90 rHEREFRoa


Mr. eslxhhor tiruce was aWept
$40 ne abyss 81 amateur theatre
esis wiihoas ever knaN inE what
hrrs hlm. It's daughter Bella had
rad psrsioa u Tennysen .
.FslssSsz- cne nlkht before a fan
arswsnx roouA and exsfyone was as.
f.zs.Asd ana several ~ HeiiA's ADJ
mtssfs who we're present. declared
n was ! revelation Oue. Mf.
poa4 at a word into u~lla's ear
tss next Sunday evening You've
sans n he said. -ths Whole town
d sxas, Take ny advice and -,
~ = Faaiine lit vii revive the
fssrIss az 4 lest artl~
Thers Was not much appaaltloa.
sxseps shea uneIs Ned vas ahoat.
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WASHINGTON, D. 0.
NEWS NOTES

The attorney general has request
cd the secretary Of the treasury 20
send TO congress an estimate OF the
cost Of improvements needed at Nc
Nars Island penifentlary.
The bin for free draw bridge
over Snake river near Nome has
been reported fayofabiy by the
committee on commerce.
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know u. In fine. loved the body u
me with a hearty, animal relish. and
yrt | was not strongly senauons,
The exposure of my pcruon that
niKht for the first time IN my life
gave me dlatIhrtiY painful shock
! suppose no woman ever thus 70.
rcais herself 10 the eyes of strangers
without first tfamplink upon the
primitive instincts Of medeaty and
reserve which must b. slain before
one enters tho great world"
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the A. o. q. w.
Mr. Campbell was a member OF
the Primitive Mission, a religious
sect
The funeral will take place al
Ranlen cemetery. sunday. Services
will be held at the Mission At |
o. m. neY. Dunlap officiating serV-
ices AT the cemetery Will be con
Quoted BY the Masonic fraternity.
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PERHAPS Il vas his saflv agricultural
tz1inAnx that Naads him shout
9ce4 ssassii- n bis aatonishfneuf.
Mr. Do3d hreame director. ~
fur q the admirers of Bella want
Il to pi<y Cia1de --lneludtuE nodd
q coarse. Tbsg got ever q - IN
aseinx Cousin Jack Heater 70
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Saturday bargains in Cabinet
Photoa. SIS inches. ta50 per dozen
EEsan a Ericsson. Eitel BLDG Open
tonight until ~ o'clock -"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31
Van Ripper at Emmett

Index: l.. G.. Van Ripper, who
has become widely known in this
section by reason of his fight for
control of the P. & /. N. railroad,
was in town Monday, and his pres
ence here has lent color to the re-
port published in a recent issue OF
The Index that he had secured an
option on the Idaho Northern.
The plans of Mr.. Van Ripper, if
he decides to take up the option,
are to extend the Idaho Northern
to a connection with the "Pin" road
at Meadows, thereby tapping a rich
mining and timber country, and at
the same time secure an outlet to
northern Idaho.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31
Service on The Wood River
Branch, o. S. L. Ry.

Effective Sunday, May 18th, the
train service on the HALEY branch,
which has heretofore been operated
"Daily except Sundays" will be
operated Sundays also, making the
service a daily one. This service
will be continued to November LIST,
at least, and longer if business war
rants it. The same schedule will
prevail for the Sunday service as
was in effect for the DAILY except
Sunday" service.
J. w. LAPIsH, Agent, O. S. L.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31
Buys State House Hotel.

Lewiston Teller: Ezra Baird
has purchased the State House hotel
at the stage station on the Big Pay
cite lake and will take charge of
the hotel as soon as he can move
his family there, which will be about
the first of the month. Baird &
Son have the contract to carry the
mail from Lardo to Warren and
will run the hotel in connection
with the stage route. The Payette
lakes are becoming the best known
of Idaho summer resorts and the
State House is the best hotel at the
lakes.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31
OREGON Short Line Ry.

No. 2-Passenger, east $40 a. M.
No. 6-Passenger, east .2:51 pm.
No. 4-B.-W. local, east, 1880 a. m.
No. Passenger, west. .2:4S am.
No. 5-Passenger, west. 4:1Op pm.
No. 3-B.-W. local, west, 1920 a. M
J. w. LAPIsH, Agent, Weiser.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31
CONCRIT

This splendid imported Belgian
Stallion will make the season of
1906 as follows: Mondays, Tues
days and Wednesdays, at Lardo;
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays,
at ROseberrY,
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

Concrit is black, is eight years
old, weighs 1000 pounds, is we'll
built and blocky and of very quiet
disposition. He was imported by
the Palo Alto Stock Co. of Emmets-
burg, Iowa, from Belgium. He is
recorded in the American and Bel
gian Stud Book No. 1888 and 1853.
TERMS OF SERVICE.
500 to insure mare in foal, due
when mare is known to be in foal,
or when mare is sold or removed
from the county. $40 cash for
single service. We shall retain
ownership in colt until service fee
is paid. Care will be taken to pre-
vent accidents, but we will not be
responsible should any occur.
Payette Lake Horse Company,
Lardo, Idaho.
d. PRETTYMAN, Manager.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31

Capital News: M. B. McGlenn
will leave Monday for his placer
mine in Long valley. Mrs. Nc
Glenn will accompany her husband
to his mine for the summer.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31

f. B. and Willie Davis were
Lardo visitors from Sphinx Monday
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-05-31

On your next trip East ask to have
your ticket read via the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
Up-to-date in Every
Respect
Notice OF Publication.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 A. NJ
on the first dav of February 1906, at
Hagerman County of Lincoln, State of
Idaho. before w. Van Iorns proof will
be submitted of the completion of works
for the diversion of 90 cubic ieet per
second OF the waters of 1 springs IN
Sell of NWl4 and SEE of SW4 Sec
ton Is, Tp s, X. II f. b. NJ. IN ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions
of certain permit heretofore issued by
toe State Engineer of the State OF Idaho
/. The name OF the person holding
said permit is Edmund l.. Crist.
.. TIE post-office address of such
person is Hagerman County of Lincoln
State of Idaho.
3. The pumber of said permit is
l455. and the date set for the compile
ton of such work is February 2, 1906.
4. Said water is to be used for irriEa-
tfon purposes
3. Said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for such
and the amount OF water
which said works ase capable of conduc-
ting to the place of intended use in ac-
cordance with the plans accompanying
the application for such permit, Is So
cubic feet per second.
6. The amount of lands for which
said water is is available is $50 acres,
described as follows: SW4
Of NEa, NWa of SELL. Section 10; sEa
If NE14, NEL of sEa. VIZ OF SEA
VIZ of NE4, E1s Of SW9, SEA of
SWld Section IA; SWa OF Sc Il Sec
ion IL, Up. IS, k. Is 4.
JAS. STEPHENSON.
10 At State Engineer,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
correspondence.

intends to plant forty acre COM
mercial orchard on his rauch near
town, next spring if he can get the
water on it for irrigating purposes
in time. He has received some
sample apples from the Stark Bros.
nurseries that are beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam johnson of
Lewis Ferry were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs DuSault, a few days
this week. They depaoted for
home Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mr.. j. H. Schooler of
Sands Springs, were in town on
Sunday, doing some shopping at
Morris, Roberts, Company.
A good deal Of corn is being fed
by the sheepmen, feeding in this
valley this winter, shortage of hay
and bad weather making this nee
essary.
The Hagerman State Bank has
opened up new quarters, in neat
stone building adjoining the Nor
ris, Roberts, Company building.
This institution will prove great
benefit for this valley, and the
same should receive all the encour-
agement which it deserves.
0. F. Bacon of Boise, a promi-
nent sheep owner and director
in the Hagerman State Bank has
been in town for q week or so look
ing after his sheep interests, and
also looking on with pleasure on
the progress made by the bank, he
thinks good deal of this valley.
L. NJ. II.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
Call FOR Warrants.

Call for the payment OF all Scalp
Bounty Warrants; all Current En-
pense Warrants OF 1903 all Current
Expense Warrants of 1904; Current
Expense Warrants 20 No. 1871 of
1905; all Road and Bridge War
rants; all School Warrants.
c. W. WERSlckE,
5lw2 County Treasurer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
SMALLEY ITEMS.
To late for last issue.

70 late for last issue.
School started Monday, the Sth,
after a vacation of two weeks. Six
teen scholars were enrolled, but
only fourteen have been in daily
attendance.
John Dalquest returned from the
Twin Falls country Monday, where
he has been building a residence
for the company. He reports
about eight inches of snow there.
1t has been showing on Snake
river for several days past. Old
timers say that they have not seen
so much snow for several years.
They say that they can no longer
boast of the fine weather which
they have had in the past years on
the Snake.
The sheep are beginning to come
down from the upper country to
feed on the river. 0. p. Johnson
has quite a large bunch feeding
this winter on his place below the
Smalley grade.
The crew which was baling hay
at Joe Madalene's has had to lay
off because of stormy weather.
Charles Arthur has nearly com
pleted the grade, which he has
been constructing on the west side
of the river. 1t will be one of the
best grades on the river when fin
ished, not only because of the grad
ual start but because the soil is
clay, which will make hard,
smooth grade.
Now is the time for duck hunt
ing. Many hocks are making
Snake river their winter quarters
this winter.
Mr.. Smally and son Charles,
started to Twin Falls Wednesday
to dispose OF a load of beef.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
The ST. Louis Ginseng Co,
Growers and Importers
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Local Overflow.

Only the best at Hills.
Wednesday, Jan. "a was China
New Year.
For real estate see S. C. Frost.
23tf
Sheriff Harvey of Haley is in
town today.
Extra Fancy Naval Oranges
at Hill's.
Mr.. A. Lacy left Saturday night
for Lewiston.
Fresh line OF fine candy just
received at Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morgan left
Wednesday for Spokane, Wash.
Furniture repaired and saws
filedby f. J. Andrews. 90 At
Mrs. Geo. D. SAVERS was on the
sick list the first of the week.
For sewing machine repairs
and repairing go to d. Yaden.
Horses are shedding their winter
coats which is a sure sign Of spring
Fresh Oysters at the Stock
mans Cafe. 35t.
Ifthis war nj weather keeps up
very much longer our sleighing
Will be all gone.
old RAGS USEFUL-For
rag carpets and in fancy designs,
call and see Mrs. II. T. Waddell,
Shoshone. Idaho. 90 st
]. H. Dauer of Hepburn was a
Shoshone visitor Tor several days |
the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. NJ. Patterson
returned Friday evening from Pr
cabo where Mr.. Patterson had been
holding services the preceding (
two weeks.
HORSES FOR SALE-20
head of good work horses, weigh
ing from 1850 to 1900 pounds. In
quire of J. w. Robertson, Gooding,
Idaho. 50-l2t
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
GINSENG
Information Relating
to the Richest Product
of the Soil.

Prof. Howard of the Missouri
State Agricultural says: advise
American farmers to cultivate Gin
geng. Big profits are realized. 1t
is easily grown" A bulletin, by
the Pennsylvania State College
says; "The supply Oh native Gin
seng Root is rapidly diminishing
and the price per pound is cor
respondingiy increasing, while the
constant demand foS the drug in
China stands as a guarantee of a
eteady market for Ginseng in the
future" American Consul Gener-
al Wildman atSHong Kong writes;
There will be be little difficulty
in disposing on this coast of all the
Ginseng that is grown in America.
Ginseng is a staple on the mark
ct the same as corn, wheat and
Gotten. The present market price
varier from $500 to $500 per
wound, while the cost of produc-
ton is less than 81 80. There is
room in garden to grow sew
eral hundred dollars worth each
year The plant can be grown
throughout .tfe United States and
Canada many soil or climate that
will grow ordinary garden vegeta
hles. There are two planting
seasons, spring and fall.
We are buyers and exporters of
the dried product, and grow roots
and seeds for planting purposes.
Let us show you how to make mon
ey growing Ginseng. You can |
get practical start in the bust |
ness for a small outlay and soon
have a nice income Send two
cent stamp today for our illustrat-
ed literature telling all about it.
Write at once; you may not see
this add again.
The ST. Louis Ginseng Co,
Growers and Importers
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.