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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10
MANS WEAKER HALF.
One side Of His Body Always Stronger
Than the Other

The popular belief is that the left
side is weaker than tie f.-ut. aud. g.
Ia ali popular beliefs. ther. is much
truth .n this ln most cases. slys the
Grand Magazine, the r.-ht arm is de-
cidelly stronger than the left. the
bore- are larger aud tho muscles more
ylEJrUIs
When we come 10 consider the lower
limbs. however. we nud precisely OPP
po.Ite state of affairs. the left leg il
stronger than the right ia the great
majority Of cases This want Of sym
me.ry is noticeable all through the
body Nine times out Of ten we see
better with one eye than with the 9th
er aud hear better with the left than
with the right ear. or vice versa.
N0t only so. an injury 20 the bOdy-a
burn Or cut. for instance-causes
more pain on one side than Il would
were IL inflicted on the other. Even
diseases attack one side on their first
onset ia preference 70 the other. Ecze-
ma. varicOse veins. sclatica and even
tuberculosis begin invariably 10 mani
fest themselves on our weaker side.
A bllstering plaster too. will provoke
an eruption only n applied 20 the right
side In certain Individuals; In others.
only n applied 20 the left side.
The simplest way. apparently. Of dis
covering which Is our weaker side Is 20
observe which side we lie upon by
preference when In bed. as II Is GER
tain that we will lns,inctively adopt
the attitude which Is most agreeable.
or. rather, which causes the least In.
convenience. In other words, we will
ile upon the side the muscles Of which.
being more vigorous, are less sensible
90 the pressure upon them Of the
weight OF the body.
Statistics and observation 20 20 prove
that In about three cases out OF four
Il Is the left side which Is the weaker.
thus giving reason 10 the popular die.
tum Curiously enough, however. pncu.
moula. Il has been noticed. unlike most
diseases. usually attacks at first the
rIght-that Is 10 say, the strongcr-side
OF the body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10
A BIRD OF GUIANA.
10 Can speak Every Language That
once Hears.

f Tan speak Every Language Ihnt
once Hears.
There Is bird OF Guiana which de-
serves 90 bc widely known. This Is
the "tiou.tion' pronounced tcc-yuwn
tcc.yawm on account Of us cry. This
bird Is valued 10y the natives for It's
brilliant plumage especially the tail
feathers. which they wear In their
Lcaddrcss and make clothing Of. but
the most interesting characteristic OF
thls strange bird * It's Initiative fac.
, ulty.
4 naturalist became acquainted with
the birds powers In n curious man
ucr. He was awakened from his sleep
ono night by hearing cries Of distress
IN French. Some one was being muir.
dcred not far away, so much was alb.
solutcly certain. There were cries for
mercy and help. uttered In excellent
French, shrieks Of agony and groans
Jumping 20 his feet he nwOke his In.
dian guides. saying that they must all
81 90 the assistance Of the victim. Al
that moment tho voice uttered shout
% lronical laughter. followed by "tlon-
ton" aud the guides TUNED over. with
a grunt OF vcXation. The learned natu-
ralIst had a great deal 20 learn. they
remarked sarcastlcally
The tlou-tion Is the worst OF chatter
boxes. II can. aud does. initiate every
sound Il hears. with the utmost fidelity
II can speak an languages. giving the
proper accent ana intonation. This Is
strong statement, but II Is correct. II
VIII shout for assistance IN the best
English or German, and you will really
believe that some fellow countryman
Is IN dire distress until the bird Inter
rupts its own ploadIngs with a dcrlslyc
laugh Then you feel like one who hiss
been the victim OF n ist OF April Joke.
II the bird could be caught and so far
domcstlcotcd as 10 be happy In con.
incmcnt the parrot would 90 out of
fashion ms a home pet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10

Ants eggs are considered cha -
dish IN some countries. They are
spread upon a slice OF bread and hut
ter, and sauces considered excellent
are made with them. They are cs-
teem@l as a costly food In Siam. with,
In the reach only OF well 20 do people.
They are the object Of an important
trade IN some countries of northern
Europe, whore they are cooked In boil.
ing water ana yield kind OF vinegar
or formic acid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10
n lie nnh sIo.onn. 600.

Rogers once walked into the hut OF
Ned IIasklns, who lived the life Of n
semlhcrmlt IN a hut eight feet square
close 10 Fort PhenlX In Fairhaven,
Mass, whore Mr.. Rogers summer
house stands now.
"Ned. what would you do II you had
$i0OO0OO0f' asked Rogers.
"By jings," said the hermit after long
cogltation, 'I'd have this hut built two
feet larger."-R. II. Murray's Henry
ii. Rogers" In Human Life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10
The CoIden Magnet.

"a pretty girl, even II she Is poor,
can have all the attention she wants,
can't she?"
"Yes There is only one that can
beat her"
"Who's that?"
"a homcly girl with the coln."-De,
trolt Free Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10

Sarcasm Is keen weapon. but In
handling II many people take hold Of
the blade Instead OF the handle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10
TALiAFkhhos.

Undertaking and Embaimlns
Sorth ~ Ardmorelts, North WAsninb
fnu street phOua az ana lal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-10

We have an expert cleaner and
presser and make a speciality OF Ia.
dies garments.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

Mopor lrno Stootrotb, Sitieitc Der
Solltb-, ltobe Yrottitrobe, 80 bel 81
SUB, $26Sl.29.
%9totbaniel ). @pctb an SonleS u.
9colnlcor II. Son 50, Siioieite ser
Nrfor0 Npenue, nabc S~risbpitrnBc,
II bel so SUB, So.
George u. @oitber. Srultec, an
Hobert Gngelmon mo 6rul, 9toroici.
te Der Wuoiion 9lucllc, nol1e GreY
l'onitroBe n 6ei 100 Sui, $1,000.
Suiol 2. Gent ms @otte an Teil4
jeIbeL , @%rlmoitiidce $1,000. Us,
glelmIser Oeorletl IT,, on Gli6o-
brtb glltcr, Siibipeitieitc Der @pcr.
0rccn.I erruce,. robc SllIton.NpelnW
II bel 80. So. r-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Wrnnoitiifs . ltc6ertragnngcn.

Vetlrlloe ., Vorhilm ON @torp Y,
eutI''s. Gnolc'le oet So'p''leilp.
@enn '"o| 80 20
Gnth,r;rc o,,,c, -, >,,t;,sRo,,,,
Siio,peitiritr Ser Grctrr. tubc Sillth.
Strobc, 1913 bel 80. W~ritno,ins $50,
$1,000. a,t'.
yer q. cam ere. az rSarllloillr
Snctein; S'tleiie DER Y~art.gpeltiie
n!pt Mul'o.,'.rub. Ply w, e- \
H"TT =,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Nns ocm Snncrcn MarplanO'S nno
ben anoren5cnoem StnOtcn.
Nua W q.

%u Mturtilaburg ". va, bdbelr
Ginbrcd)cr aus Dem Gilclnuourcnlo
Den 0ca Nrn. s.. 2. Guihuo Nepoluer
nrO Hoiirnleiicr inn @crtIW BON $40
%gcItoblCu,
Nrult Glu &00er itiir5te III ihrer
@ohnulg an Der @clt Stcpbcnitr.
om Tpnncritog Die lrcppe bcrob mo
brod) cilieu 9lrnl.
gel d) enfuu0 D.
Tl eincH oltel1 leeritcbenOcn6ouic
n0rolid) Don 6roitbllr9 fpllocn oll
Sonntog mlCbrcrc 2oblclAr16cr Sen
Ycihllum Oca icit elmer @ode per.
iNpmnOcncEo aNpIetgrobera Scpi2
| Yuctrou. NSic ea ihciut. lit Der
Wiom oeiQlGit eil,uRt6 erMhlONe CT.
lrQrn. Iat asgaL atI tisHr3 5.
y uFj93 NhGrc N'tt..@
III Gi,itbtfhutiS4 &oiiet ipiaciihr
icd$ Mcilcp tot!l Eul}bcrtaUS lit orr
SO Sabre aIItSr 9trtipn TlipSE Scitor:
ben. ST. Nllpcr lnur 1erl nlteIteo Gha
Grliolp4 in Naenaime &plntp mo
sing nod, I'M Icbtcn @crbit iibcr bis
Ncr1c nod, NbnonlnM IA, ubnc iid'
babel 81 observation-disclosures Gr bitter
last iir6Cit &Tnocr. "'
Grltttcn d) mcre@ r0no
.lpun0 tll.
Nri 0rnl &crilldc. sic Niobcln olla
Dem in @run0 1crotbcncu Snlllc u1l
Gpnocd)cu1ltc Greet 5ll rettcll. crlitt
Sruu Nidloro NllrIep 10 idnpcrc
Nronouluocl,, ooB tic pobriheinlid,
itcrbcH Miro. Sic mlrbc tod, @n.
Ner2toun IN Elm MoipitoI gcbrod)t.
Ger Wnnn ucrbronnte lid l1nlmtlidc
SingcripiBcn mo crbielt leillen Nnrt
nll2 Dent Wcildlt 1cbrunHt. 0usSulHr
luur ollrd) cine OriCfte &nntinrobrr
c~ntitullorn. Ger Sfdotll pirb ulli
$500 Acid0Bt.
%ronntc. in Gin GU @ctte
Nll Mtorgllec, &Cllt Golllltp. lit
Gopt. ). 4. MaImalepe lpeld)cr Du-
iclbit cinUl flcincu @rocericlaoen
biclt. in iCinem Nettc ptrbrunmt.
Nicbrcrc Nnhborn benlerftcn bic
Nlnmrncn oCA Addt2 > llbr. mo nla
rieiclbcn bcrbci fonlcn. lunr busSarla
bcrcita cin Nultfcn Sriimnler, lnb
elmer Der 0tulncr cutoedtc cillcnglrnt
III Den Nltinel. Sudter iul1o mlolt
Den Nett 0ca &orpcr3 ulli Scr Steut.
40 Dos @ctt ~1cItoROcn bate. Wan
bicIt tiiitl, Slldlleit ob. llrlp babel
ntroc nll9aeIoat, Nub @r. @olmslep
AM Cage Dor oent Nrullbe inGbelter,
tolpil nlchreren Errlouen 100 Collars
9cjeidt bnttc. GlelC neigten it'd Ser
Nniid]t bin. ooB Elm Rohbntoro Dor.
lle9e, opdl ludren nn0ere 3clt9ell Der
Nnlidlt. bob Scr ultc Mnllp etlpns &c
trlllten bntte mo nit bellr 2idte il
Bette Ac1utgen iuor. Ias Sid)t babe
oonn arli iracnbeinc yariic bnsIeuer
u%crnriodIt, ST. @olmSfeSr' ibnr 65
Sabre alt inns @ithpcri Gf }ilitrrlobt
mehrere iqGplpltp lpohlGiSc crlpad,
icllc ainocr. aptg
Gin hi itortl Dies Sans.
Sil Dem oltcn Steiubonic in Sbur4
mont, Carrot Goultp. mcld)es DOH
Srn. 1nrrt Stonibougb bcrpobnt
miro. cntltonb an Snnrtuac Neucr.
1ol'elbe luur0c Don NerSeucrmcbr &c.
loid)t. ehc ncnncllalpertber Shooell
altitoitb." IS ipnrrNiilr oitienii Salie,
lpo bic critcn ,,Suciiers"S treidlholSer
armod,t mnrben. Ter Griinoer Sr.
Sotpb Neller perfnltfte bnntals leille
Ernottte nllf einenl Sdiebfarren I'M
NullSer Stnnte. Aa
gaNc anr Meiie iuis Nnslamb beisrOt o..
0l0ios N.r Al a. Qlauf.Atr0Es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

Nr. tt20 uuo tl2?, 0nripro. glucnue.
puIptuuurtiCr 0c5 r(DnliG Qi0Hnerhurs".
puue mn SommerBGrtcn billiQ 5u Oer'
mistheu, (Sller EldB 1iir Htliternroitcl,
Sci1tilc SctrGuiC Srct Euol. g. x q
(flepbpH M. &cruuu 37G9 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
SricfbcfOrbcrmns nadJ Dem Anslanbc

9ic %ullaldnOiide Eoit fiir Die nit
Dem &. Solrunr 1906 elbenoc @od)r
idlicBt tin ullen S1llclr piillftlidO
inr Soltpt-EoitonIt, mie iolgt:
Sic Eodet!EoIt lit tdglid, Don 8
Hin &OrIlittuga bis 3 llbr @benos,
nllagcnonmlen SonntogS. ofien.
Sic Eofet-Goit nodl Trntihlollo
idyljebt an 3. ulO ), Solutor lilt II
llhr Gprnlittog>, nod) @roBbritnl-
MEN mo &rlnnb Gienitoge uilo 6rci.
tags ltnl ) llbr Nbcllos.
9onpicr fubreu BON Nelu 2)orf
ob, luerl rid)t oloera a~ilge9ebcn:
.SronSotlontid Dc y D IT,,
Gienito9 10 Tin NbcnoS, bircft
nndj hcn Nicocrlonoel Giir lpcnlt
ipcjien ooreiiirt) per Compiler yMoor-
6ul1."
MithuodJ l. llGr slbc1oS, ltud)
europa per Gunpier oaoiicr @il,
6clnl Der @roBc," pio Elunlpittb,
G%bcrbolr9 mo Srcnlcll. EoItladlclt
nod Nrnnfreid) miliien per ,&oiier
NilbcIm Der @roBe" o0reiiirt icir.)
10 llhr Nbcn0H. nod Nronfrcid, Dem
iiiblid,cn europa, Ggpptcn n,o 9ri-
ti'd, Slroien per Compiler ga 5on-
rolre," piu SABRE.
6reitog - : llbr Nbenos. luodp Glr.
ropn per Compiler st. Souls," pio
Glpn1outb mo %Ghcrboltrg. (Yoitio.
d|cn rod Siperpppl, Sd)ottlono uno
SrloIlo mll'ielr per .St.Souia" oorci.
ilrt leln.C 10 lthr Nbeno", nod gil"
ropa per Nantpfer yGollpania," pio
GllecEatolpll, ~
.Enlt nnd z ii D. II, en- trnls
q u inertia, @c1ttn oicn etc. ,.
Montoq 70 s llhr abcltoS. rnd)
otr &obanla% per Compiler put
Wtioni, 6Io, 1885 ".''&
u Gicnitdg'& 3 llbr 9todnn.. -llddl
Sonlolco per Gonlpter bon Wo'ton;
to llhr NbrloH, ltudl %crllltpu Der,
Gonlpfcr oScrinnloiull;," nod cen 90,
FIotu -S1n0erlt per Coupler p@bit-
gipb;" nod Nno9lta, &aptt ulD gu.
lonlhla per Gannpfer y%6lonorio;"
nnG &uiti per Dompfer .Trtlo
WGaltrits." ''& s'
II Ntittlpod L. 10 llhr NbenoS, mad,
Gilbn. Dltcotol lilto 6ompcd)c per
Tumpicr .Olcntnn;" llod) Sanlaicn
per Compiler bon Ybilooclpbiu; l,od)
Oen Bahamas per Ganlpicr Mia.
goro."
Tonncritog - 10 llbr NbcltOs,
lud) 9roiilien per G%unlpicr y0pron,"
pio Eerrombllco. Snbio u1b Hio Ga.
nciro; nod Barbados unb Norb-9ro-
lilicn per Camper nSllbcrt; lud)
Surf's SSloro ,tilo Son GonlinBo
per Compiler nScnlinolc." (
Grcito6 3 llbr NodAir. md
Scrunnon per Compiler pora Soliior.
u. q; nm I llbr Mbcnos, iiud) Hclla
funbluto per Gulilpicr bon Ebilo,
bclpbio; nm 10 llbr gbcnoS, llodJ
Yorto .Mico, Gitrocuo luto @ere5ilclu
per Gunlpicr Caracas" nodl Gen!
trol, Nmcrito mo Silo.Yacitic,@G,
len per Compiler uio Colon; nod,
Grenada mo Sriniboo per Camper
aMoropol," mad, SortrmesS&lmo II.
Colombia per Nonlpicr .Sibcrio;"
mad, S,onloico, Banana mo 9ollol-
5olle mo Colombia, @ei,cslelo, Sec.
iuoro- ulo @inolporos ,N,ieIn mo
@uiono per Iuntpicr ,5oaila."
Gic Eoit mad, Gcuilutolono, pio
Noro-S pbnpr unb nod, Mioltclon,
pia Bottom, idjliest bier tGolidy INT 3
llbr Nudnmittuaa; rad Cuba, piu
Sorlpo. tGalid, Inn / llbr Hodnnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
9atOD NicR' .NGslOOic. oauc,"

0nupinuurttcr oCa @cidltAOcrelns oAtclOs
Ole. SluGiluuncu icoCn SuIucriiagglbenb.
&criuumIrulRcn oce rGcIiCnlltal Wicggers
Gcrclns" icnCi ,, lulo A. Sier'ina I'M
miorut. GClCpbuu nj. NCrlul 26GG u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

beualtagubcn $3.50, I'M Ooll5cIl S3l1
1887. Bon Der &crwiaignng lilto
S37O.63 ilbriA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

NTWT 7 NIWTNTf
Nr. ti2i, Sit Baltimore. StrGRc.

ut, IFZI, LW7NnIlInlntt SftnNr.
Simmer al 0erreH III pCrmletben. Seil'te
Sctrdlfc ulo 2Seine. u@GUs&iep Srdues
rel" Nier. GeriuuntlurgSs2 oiGl oes Sits
Sortbnrnitr. Smmcrpdbreroeu Nuus mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
gerIangt i'm 4Qgcmcincn.
TeutIhes Mrbtits. Nadlpeiiunas.S hrear

Pr. 2lg, Sio.S barp. siraBe, inter Ser NufTbt
her s9eitifeu Scfcnfh1fi". 9ieieniaen, Die
teuttde 9anoperier, g~lrbetier lun Sieuitboteu
gu bctbdfii9er milnihelL luoIlcp ith pertonlib
bber in frdufirieH SriCieH an Den NqeiteI Der
Bcfeui6att. 3pbaun :. 0leprr, Rr. 2i9, SAB.
ebnrp. Strnfc, tuenbc1. peIbCr inertgeltii6
flusfintt ertbeilen miro. Spretituloen bon /
bis 8 ubr. CSan2S 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Ncurn e. aleiu'S R%citnurnnt,
s4N.t gsa a. -[ So

&or}lBlidC ISCInC, SptrlilpicI II. LUTON
GlpurrcIl. NCilca bier am Supi. HlGnfh
lin Hjet1dtlelciie pun 1l.&0 &urnt. bis
y llbr 9tuhmittuQa. 1ciCp6uu Is. < Y.
- MI. ActuolI 3NUs n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Subu Sraui's ,Sdfer.0crberae,"
L. LIZ. Nnrfiinn.. mnnc %rrinufnnrS ctr

SEQ. @iintbcr, il. Bran Cos Nier am
Supf. lSarmer Huuih non II bis I llbr
|liHhmittuaa. glle bCulinen Nddcr itlo
sum Nciuhc CiuQclnocE. Is. x 9.sIeles
phon nita &'Crlpi G03 N.
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L-Sn pcrfauien:
Muocrncs 5uciitDfiocS MuhmhnuS,

9dc 5oirmouut 9ucnuc mo @Iopcr StydBe. Z
Simmer. Sizes Snns bat ullc a'opcrnelI 9Ul
riniurecu, einibltebiih NhfhIhB al slbiu1s
fntaI mn muberne %lumbiUR
Asse4H .
e. I. @nliuaher. Gumutcrnfhi1et
gr. 2SOS, Nuirulouli gucmuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
Apnn Mnpp,s Nlettnnrant.

UT. NbfoFNtIttnI INutHlt.
Ser r9,orbplt InlnlCruabrenocr SauOeretn
BON Baltimore" Ocrinnmclt 'ih bier iC
Nelr WtuItGg. - EcOr1e Vrcbm X Cons
Nier am 3npi. nab hcui'6cr Art brett
pOni Gar.
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Canton uub Sta6louOtUmn II,

Gpriua's ,,Gnuton 9iescrtrnu5.Sale,"
Sitowcts6dc ,. Str, II. Sait.9tue., Santun
Nnlipidliurticr bra oGuntnli yieoerirau3".
S~llRiiuunc ieocn 9onncritGg Htbcro. Ser
SdnlClt &crcin pcr'dmmclt ith icocu Sicus
liNN IbcUo. rltuiluunl" NiCr am Supi.
Gbclupcdfc ICICpbpu - 9SDlic l453 =.
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gu p%crfaufcn.

&ir faufcu, pcttnnfcu. baueu uoCr lcibcu
&cie GIi 0uuicr. @Sir BADEN ole Ucrcl Gniglc
tiir irpe10 cir @etddti pbcr Hnnopcri. air
iuulic1 Shlcll bel ncut Huui ciuca Ndulc5 obct
WcfhdilcS 5l Den libcrulitcn NcbiulIi1aert. Oic
jc acboien murbeIt hcbHlitib ictn. 9Sir itno
Die ggcuiCu iir bic ,6ucrnrrcu gnUH gan.
pidec. 0dniilion Ypcuuc mo ndri0r0 1ipuO,
GitH nnn Suburban Jirnlip 60, Nr. :0j nnb
j07, GalUert. WeDnuoc. l3I4-inI)
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Sene utucn mnOcrncm 6lpciitOdiacu S1u'cr
OH Der NorhsGirleIs Strake. 5lpiiheu oct Snlr'
mount. slpenme mo Sauettes StruBc; ccmeniirtt
1eller, Srut:oire NM S0fe; emuilirtc Nnbca
iuanite lIuo aiideIls@lbpiiiie; Wiarmor Jrcppen,
SirasenSnialis Ct aus nef9'anSm 5'esSimrtnGi
9eoifipuuqeit. Rreie $500. SrlmbSiue $50 prn
Sabr. gicbmt bic Suirmount glpcnue gSn9RouS.
eSalter Y. 0eitpbal, an Srt nno Stcllc.
ltpD27 lGf 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

GcriunmAruNa.Uiul ora .9tutoniu con.
r tiuuCo III. 800. !, =, 81" Steubeu 81
mills m. lO6," uSdluCr Siitrifle gtr.
tu&. :. Il \" EIo 0~titriita gir. 50.
;. Il II" Nullt an &CyClte III permtc
ibcW. Sciuilc NicrC. 9@cluc mo Gtocrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
I. ". gldcrmanu's Snlle,
pronit.NfC NNnMnns Il NnrpIinc. Strnkc.

~0nupinuarlicr ocs ,Nuncru Utluuer6ors".
&trcin2 &crfummIunpcu ieocn 9n1neritag
Hlhcnh. 9icue WttNIlcoer wtuiontmen.
&iOr3itAlihcs yicr Der o9intionul' Nruues
rel" AM 3upf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01

Gin id)6ncs nnD nitlidlcs WeidJcnf
fir Mnscb6risc 1T inner cine lcbcns'
arpfe Photographic ober cine limit
Icriid D%uIcnbcte Gppic cincs alton
Wilbes in Grappn, @aiieriarbc, Del
ubrr Eaitell. Gie id)onitcn &abinct'
bilber MIR 81 pro Sntcno.
Hulius Scbbcl, beuiider E~botpgropb,
321 Wpro-W San. Strnhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-01
1oiep6 ehwruncr's sale,

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9. =. SabSen.

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fctn 9Suideu uio &iiQeln. YtnHiu'ruNCu in NJ.
13, gcits Srnntliu. StrueC, i3b6;t-21
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gerIangt: Sranen nnS Nabdcn.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-20

Our Next Board of Commissioners.
Three better qualified candidates
for membership on board of county
commissioners have never gone be-
fore the voters of Idaho for their
SURFACES than the three now running
on the Republican ticket of Canyon
county. They are all sterling citi-
zens, who are best liked where they
are best known. And, what is more
to the point, they are better known
nowhere than right here in Canyon
county. Two of them are at present
members OF the board Of commission
ers and the other served a term end
ing two years ago, each during his
incumbency of office having proved
his fitness for his duties to the emf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-20
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE
ERECTION AND CONSTRUCTION
- OF A WAGON BRIDGE ACROSS
THE BOISE RIVER AT NOTUS,
CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given by order of
the Board of County Commissioners
of Canyon County Idaho, that said
board will receive bids for the cree
ton and construction of a wagon
bridge across the Boise River at No
tus, Idaho, up to and until the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m, November 81,
1906; said bids must be sealed and
must be marked Proposals for the
construction of the Notus Bridge"
and must be accompanied by certi-
fed check to the amount of per
cent of the amount bid and must be
filed with the Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners before said
hour of 10 O'Clock a. M, November
81, 1906. Said bids must be for the
erection and construction of wagon
bridge across the Boise River at No.
tus, Idaho, as it is described by the
plans and specifications thereof pre-
pared by VIM. Moot, accepted and
adopted by the Board of County Com
missioners and now on file with the
Clerk of said Board. Reference is
hereby made to said plans and speci-
fications for a full and complete de-
scription of said bridge to be con-
structed and same are hereby made
part of this notice. Said proposals
will be opened at the Office of the
Board of County Commissioners in
the Court House at Caldwell, Idaho,
on the 21st day of November, 1906
at 10 O'Clock, a. m. Such proposals
will be submitted subject to the car
rying of a bond election for the pur-
pose of paying the cost of construc-
ton of said bridge, and the success
full bidder shall be awarded the con-
tract of construction conditional up
on the said bond issue being voted by
the electors of Canyon County. The
right is hereby reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Dated this 18th day of October
1906.
O2O-N17 JOHN A. TUCKER,
Clerk of the Board of County Com.
missioners of Canyon County, Idaho
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-20
Made.

Mduc.
1t appearing to this court by the
petition this day presented and filed
by Frank j. Smith, the Administered
or with will annexed of the estate of
Mary Jane Pleace, deceased, and of
Florence Rushworth, sole BENEFICIARY
under the terms of said will, that 1t
is necessary to sell the whole of the
real estate of said decedent to pay
the debts of decedent and expenses
and charges of administration.
1t is therefore ordered by this
Court, that all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased to appear
before the Probate Court on the 18th
day of October A. d. 1906, at the
hur of 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day,
at the Court room of said Court,
at the Court house in the City of
Caldwell, County of Canyon, State
of Idaho, to show cause why an ord
er should not be granted to said ad-
ministrator, to sell the whole of the
real estate belonging to said estate,
and that copy of this order be
published four successive weeks in
the Caldwell Tribune. newspaper
printed and published in said coun-
ty.
Dated this tenth day of September,
1906.
F. A. HAGELIN.
Judge of the Probate Court.