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SCHOOL OPENS.

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; open on Monday, Sept. 10th. 6
All unmarried persons be- {
tween seven and twenty-one {
years of age will be admitted :
and r required by law to 6
attend. 6
The division line between 6
Central and Mark Howell {
schools will remain the same 6
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Call for Democratic Convention Ninth
Council District.

So'
Council District.
Roswell, N. NJ, Aug. 8, 1906.
Pursuant to instruction of the De
m~ocratic Committee for the 9th Coun-
Gil District of New Mexico. a dele
gate convention from the counties
composing said district is hereby call
ed to meet in the City of Santa Fe,
on the same date as the Territorial
Democratic Convention, that is Sep
TENDER 18TH, 1906, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The various counties Of said Council
District are entitled to representation
as follows: j.
Chaves, 10 delegates.
Dona Ana, s delegates.
Eddy, 4 delegates.
Grant, 10 delegates.
Lincoln, 6 delegates.
Luna, 8 delegates.
Otero, Z delegates.
Roosevelt, 5 delegates.
TOTAL. 53 delegates.
j. F. HTNKLE,C Chairman.
Attest. w. B. WALTON, See.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09

5E.l..z =. =
- wv sylolg artlcies on, Mlnneeapons
neah essaie are 80 GeonITiputed 70 Inc an
iudt nnlnpGr. oI tne ,C0mmerc1al w est VI
nE Day1d r, Jones, me may
IL Ny M;nn " anidin ynnLe, presaaesng or
1 Ina ~ Meal EstaEe poard MT.
City, - and Mr.. Chute treats II Of the
!. Esfate y !, ou'iook. lot M1nneapollss heal
s? 49, The Mavor Tells whv.
Mr.. Jones in his article says:
L. The reasons for exploiting the; mer-
its Of Minneapolis as a CITY to live in
ARE ! so varied and numerous that a
newspaper article cansat most only sug-
fgest. without ella borafing them f::@f.z
,. eff were promoting The removal Of
"a citizen Of some .ot her locality to, this
city i would first call his, attention to
our vital sta It's tics VIII ieh show for the
year 1905 a death rat s. 81 but 8. 10
ito the thousand placing Minneapolis
at the TOP Of the list asst he healthiest
city in the country. AS health is the
foundation Of all real happiness this ar
gument ought to be all powerful, for
Wlth5ltss consideration goes appreciation
OF our delightful climate. Taking one
year with !, another and each each. season on
country can offer greater advantages in
the matter of climate and temperature.
One of the chief charms of this region
is the large proportion of days in ero~v
month in the year when out-of door life
is a real pleasure and stimulus to not
only the highest enjoyment but to the
most vigorous effort. - -. :
=; #. schoo,s Aro A aau,,,+o
:. = A0oAo 1A10 1Au0q"s''o'
"Another strong inducement to per-
sons seeking homes in this city is the
refined democracy of its social atmos-
phere and the RELIGIONS, edncat;onal and
artistic elements that 90 to make m
that atmosphere. Minneanolis. is essen
tiallv CITY of churches schools and
homes, and is rapidlv becominp ., cen.
fer of art music ana l;terat,,re IN
school system. which has "f been de Vgi
oped TO the highest degree of efficiency
ana thoroness, and whic h articulates SO
closely, with the state university, To-
cated In beautiful spot on the banks
OF the mississippi, excites the admira-
tlon OF the educators Of the country,
and SO eminent an, authority as Presi-
gent Eliot. OF Harvard has pronounced
IL almost. Ideal. ,.g ~ .s-.~~ II. 49,:
In matters OF art Minneapolis is
iIapldly taxing front rank not only. in
Inc. encouragement OF, home talent but
IN ,1ntelligent appreciation of the best
eHorts OF the art world at large.> Lit
erary advantages are; furnished, as well,
by hnely organized public library
service. conducted onfa scale at once
eleVated and popular.I7s. Nt@m 81
Again, the great .lnanufa cturing and
business interests Of this city, conduct
ed asithey are on cbroad and gener1
GUS scale, must. prove-a magnet itotthe
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09

s$1OOO-Double. corner, sLyndale av s
and 33d st. East front. Improve
ments all in and paid for. Easy terms.
Elegant shade trees.
$425--Aldrich av near 33d st.
$3.50 Snap on Central av near goth
E av NE. Improvements in and paid
: for. Size 4ex177 to alley,
S255O-244l:2443 18th av s.. -Four
flats, modern except heat, rent for
, $50. Splendid condition. Al foot lot.
$46OOrFour duplex houses on 18th
avs, corner Of 23d ST. Will. pay over
20 per cent net No expenses except
$500 1905 Harriet av. Well Slocat-
ed, desirable two-fat house. & Rents
for 800 Modern except heat. q Easy
terms. > s e Il f5 : a?ss q
$1OOOE23s Fremont av N, Groom
house, close in, on easy terms to suit.
$6OOO-Beautiful 10-room house on
Lowry Hill near Mt. Curve. Thoroly
modern, hardwood turnout, open
plumbing, east front. Easy terms.
1915 Aldrich 'av S, near 18Th st..
$275-47 feet on Huron st Sc near
Dartmouth. improvements in and
paid for. s..t
$2l0O-Beautiful corner Of Knox and
Summit in Green IS Addition. Terms.
$4,000 Six-fat building on 18th, st
S. All modern, always occ1pied.
Elegantly decorated. Lot 55x165.
Will pay 20 per cent net on the in
vestment. -
SPECIAL. .-.s.-r So:
100000 takes one of the finest cor
ners on Nicollet, improved and pay
ing good income. Depth 80 feet. This
property will double in value in the
next five years, and cannot be dupli-
Gated as an investment. Half cash.
Full particulars at office. NH II
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&64OO-A fine bargain in a piece OF
strackage property having a depth Of
!; 5165 feet on Sd st, in the vicinity OF
! nth Ave- So; 1t Is the coming location;
E lit has improvements which will help
! to carry It; good terms can be made;
we believe this property is worth $4,000
more than we ask for 1t.
$1,000 corner. 56x135, in one Of the
Choicest 18th ward locations, with a
small house Of 2 or 8 rooms, large trees,
very convenient to car line; 1t IS a
bargain If taken at once.
&125OO-Nearly 20 acres Of choice land,
beautiful elevation; 1t will plat into 12o
fSt., with a new house Of rooms, beau
f1ots, there are first-class improvements
in buildings worth $4,000; will sell ali
sor will sell half without the buildings;
1t is a fine plating propositions; inside
S4Oth St.
$25OOO-This Is business property
3olose to the new postoffice site on Hen
snepin, it will rent for $4,000 per, year
ION a 10-year lease; will be sure to ad,
vance rapidly In value; let us tell you
about it.
S275-4ox13o, perfect lots on Garfield,
Snear 3sth St., with, city water; they
are cheap.
$235O-Two lots, each 42x128, between
5tifully finished in selected hardwoods
with hardwood floors bathroom which
is not fitted. full basement, nice deco :
$rations; this property is easily worth
$1,000
$32OO--40x167, between NicolIet and
FLyndale AYES, south Of Lake St., with
a finely finished home of 9 rooms, beau
$tifully finished in hardwoods, hardwood
floors, finest plumbing and decorating,
lighting fixtures and window shades,
full basement, with laundry, first class
heating plant, stone walks and steps;
a house that would cost you $4,000 to
build.
S65OO-At Mnnetonka Beach, Mime
3tonta, a new home built to live in the
year around, having a frontage on the
- tlolzc of 1870 feet; there ore rooms
finely fitted bathroom. hardwood finish
sand floors. full basement, with first
class heating plant, strictly up-to- date
IN every respective call itacheap and
we believe twill please you. !; IL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09

$1,000 bargain in a little farm con-
tanning Is acres, % miles from Mime
apolis and miles from station, with
a good frame house, nearly new, con-
tanning or more rooms, frst-class out
buildings, ground Is fenced some fruit
trees, cows. one good horse, wagon,
a double harness, buggies, 1 sleigh,
1 mower and all farm tools; the soil
Is clay, all under high state of culti-
walton: the property is certainly a
bargain.
$375O-This is a. nice duplex PROPOSE
ton, with a rental value of $50 to $65
per month. with a good barn, inside O..
26th St., in the vicinity, Of Hennepin;
pay about half cash on this and you
will find that it will net you about ID
per cent after paying your interest,
taxes and other expenses.
$85OO-5ox15o, in Lake Of the Isles adj
d1tion, improvements consist of home.
nearly new, containing 10 rooms and
finished Sd floor; the selected woods
are the finest, beautiful hardwood
floors throughout, mantels, esideboard,
bookcases. seats, lighting fixtures and
window shades, elegantly decorated,
finely fitted bathrooms, full basement,
with the best of hot water heating
plants, front and back stairs, all in
absolutely perfect condition.; there car
be no question but what the property
is bargain; house is thoroughly we'll
built, convenient to cars, and the lake.
$1OOOO-A model home In the Lowry
Hill section; an extremely. large lot.
the house contains about 12srooms, the
living room Is 40 feet in length, large
reception parlor, finely fitted library,
large kitchen with 2 pantries attached
5 sleeping rooms on I'd floor, Sd floor
is also finished, the decorations are
very elaborate, =. the hardwoods and
floors are selected, there are several
mantels and CRATES, sideboard, window
shades, finest plumbing, full basement,
with best of combination heating plants
laundry, servants toilet, etc.; prop"
erty which will bear the closest inspec-
ton, the location Is choice, the, price
is much less than the property would
cost to duplicate. = ,a."E......
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
III. n. No. .1si.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department Of ths Interior.

Department Of the ~InteFios.
Land once q Clayton. n. ~
May a.. ises.
Notice 10 hereby gtven that The
folIowingpnaned settler has MD %
ties Of Ms intsatioa 20 make 6pal
proof ID support Of his claim. and
that said proof VIII y mads before
Il. r. y. Ross. United States oosrt
conmisstcner At his oRics In Las
Vegas, n. r.. on July 8. iscs. viz:
Maria Perse Do sisneros. deserted
wiSe or Enersjildo 6isneros. o. Tre-
nentina. NV MEXICO. for the 9. II
N. m -. oct !. sec. 8 Z. Is N. Il.
Is n aaA q n II. q n II. Bee.
81. 7. ~. ~. r. Is =
She names the following gwitness.
% 10 prove her continuous reaidsnce
upon and cultivation Of said land.
Wis: Pedro A. Marques and Diooicio
Vega, OF Trementina, N. NJ; jose
Ortiz and Esteban Ortiz. Of Chayes,
N. n.
EDAwRD w. FOX.
Register.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

sznrls fro<k 10 a ~ pse>s pask
- vaxse $1,000 s0kss. uitA vs1ss
rs~ss<s 100. Ascxhsr ~ 6rsss =
4 - 49, - shlse ssafs fosiasd
ID 3 snail se&zsnL Ano<her bessft
III vfsstias dr<s 10 q Ga< vkils
Nta~fn@ bn and isoryeososed
&nsas - nzzy IT, rosHs n !
H6kutifai ca~ ~ pxiest pink NOUS
skiz<dssok< as1< IN he Empire
s1ys2 Another b . pale yellow en-
psre so~n sxEaeA with ~hite Inca
As-sc&e. Th~ ixrxe b&al sleeves ~
sstirely oS frflls "a Lee. md round
he short ~aisf are psie yslisu nh
hsss Threaded through smbroso<fy'
there a d handsome evening COL
II pnS~ has<uis cclor~d fAe~d cloth,
vassneienn~s 10. dysd q match ~
etsh-
OF The evening gowns . . shes
xaisted D q pale mzise mousssl
me. Another empire sweating gowr
: IN ~hIte MIN moasseIine. iowerss
III over With tiny clusters IL pini
roses.
The under linen II made Of IN
fness ninon trimmed with real Val
snciennes lace ma nns embroidery
me initials u the goyal bride suf
mounted By the Spanish crown ar
worked % al the garments.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
nay Fyissr.
A01S41oo44SeN
soeakins ~ Ambiguity.

Here II q box o. pills COMPROMISED
from ths last.es Of many editoril
chairs. nf.ssiois for Iaking: uae
before or aftar each meal aud alter
bed time ii vol VII MP long cnorxl.
Carefully f,rtsr each pill before tack.
ling the one next 10 ~
He kissed her bsck.-Atlanta Cons
iitntson. she tainted upon HE depart.
ure--Lynn Union. She seated her
self upon entering-Albia Democrat.
She whipped him upon his return
burlington Hawkeye. He Kicked the
tramp upon his sitting down.-Amerf.
can Pharmacist. We thought she sat
down upon being asked.--satnrday
Gossip. He kissed her passionateIy
upon her reappearanee.-Jefferson
Souvenir. A Chicago footpad was
shot I'M The tnnneis-wessern Medical
Reporter, And why not drop a tear
for the man who was fatally stabbed
IN the roiunda. and for him who wal
fatally kicked on the h'gh~ay.--Med'
teal age. How about thu fellow thai
was shot In the tenderloin district
Rockwell Photograph. Please shed Z
few tears for the Rnthsen girl who
was hit on The front porch.--Ruthyen
Appeal Which reminds ns OF the
I.isbon girl who slipped a. a dance
and hurt her feelings.
Ever 20 TO a country fair or a cir
Gus and hear the fellow. In the plaid
suit who rolls the wheel exclaim:
.Ahha, the country boy wins and ths
gambler ioses'"
What 10 He7
A dispaich tells that DR.. Beeman 81
1 Cleveland. Ohio. a wealthy chewing
gum manufacturer who makes an In
come Of s27. 900 a year tickling thu
paiates az blonde ~tspewriters witt
athletic jaws and d passion for vel
low backed" novels, III asking nm In
crease Of pension from 81 to si2 pc
month. The telegram Is apt to leay,
q o pensioner In doubt as q
whether Dr.. Beeman IL a Polans
China. Berkshire or Just a commos
Arkansas srazorback.. there's no
the slightest doubt about his beinl
one-alright. alright
A white liyered presaricator has
said The Towel came near 10 dyin
while 1t was a'bornin but We wan
TO say right here that The Towel cal
now stand alone. thanks 10 the offic'
devil ana four of the prints VIII
washed M last night and dried On \
The editor can lick the man who said !
on a rat hide.-Slag from the offic,
Towel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

a p<srissd ksna4a fos ssa teE 30
f<<s ii srsrr dsaail. b - Tenaskabis
rk<n0nenon fpana W Captain . n
acnnaos q Ill naiEisx FsrsF<rsy sbcat
on~ mile ass ! hair north q GloTsssz
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
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- psv1~~x5y msxS MAsa - seasss&
~ 60 ns~AsSs nssU1s1s.
Yrs1Srxk Maassli. xzryAs1 kock.
Bssts. noata1a. be1sht 8 eoxtk q Nos
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itei&s IN he scslp wsFs na 1sad an1 u
~ days ~ kad hair III ev~r Ais hesd
o. yuiy 3 NJ urftss -xnd fodsy NJ hair
8 % fhsrk and i1rsrizns - q 90
could WISH Neubrois Herpleids uesks
% a. "a pvfn<spie ard Win . n~w -.
ccvsry-Asstroy M aaa you -
nsvs - s3set Hsrysri1s dsStrcys ~
ess1 shat eaasss dsadraa f4silns hatr
ara finally tsidnsss 20 thst vfth ~
esses eoxe the e6eef essncs remain
Stops falling hair a. once asA nsu
growth ssayfs Bold ny leading
draxefsss aend ~. IN sskmps Tor eamD&1
- TkS Hsrpi<sds c0s. D&trats. MscAs
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

The well drillers on the Dawson
railway are down 500 feet at Solano,
but thus far have secured q flow Of
only -four gallons a minute. although
about sixty gallons Is the minimum
necessary TO supply the railroad
needs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

#### %.
~ ar shs most Interesting Totes
are those ii which The people psytk
cspsie. inciuding night illuninaiions
a The Prs6o and other public guar.
tiers. q Venetian feast Il the West
psroshree bull nights. . luminous cor.
texs. q battle u nowers,and A4necces.
sion IL ali tho Spanish ppevsaees. In
typical groups and figuNs. In order
that the new queen may sc - Span.
lsh people from every qsasrter o. the
country.
The program a M nunnsrousteor
texe gives IN ides of TIE estent and
splendor Of Tho popular fetes. is
main features are:
Two great DECORATIVE floats with
The portraits of me kfna and queen.
Two artistic pyramids with figures
representing the Spanish provinces
supporting the arms o. Spain and
Hatienberg.
a beautiful gallery ~ grange flow'
ers. Transparent and luminous. liberty
style.
a fo~i containing twenty monster
h~ambcsus. with ~ monographs d
Aiphonao md Ena. surmounted By
ROYAL crowns.
Three pyramids Of flowers and col
orcd lights tfsa pcrsons.)
Fiambeau surrounding the portal
81 The queen mother.
A pyramid formed BY ten galleries
100 p~ersons.l
rlnmbeaus. with the portrait Of KIM
Edward With british banners IN:
arms
Twenty floais. giving Spanish III
tory N categorical designs Zoo per
sonel
Ejfts floats with Me arms Of th'
pflhApaI snanlkh towns.
Sixteen floats bearing Spanish mn,
British banners.
Seven enormous luminous letter
spelling: Alfonso.
Eight enormous luminous letter
spelling: Victoria.
Two great royal crowns of twent!
feet diameter.
Eight great decorative floats feacl
transported BY 100 persons1
A great float formed BY the arms q
spain and Dattenberg surrounded b!
laurel.
Thousands Of people form the pei
sonnel OF these floats. Besides thoel
mentioned there are many repi esenl
INK huge pansies. roses. and nlics. tn
luminous inscriptions breathe We
come 10 the new queen and long lif'
10 the royal coupie-viva Ia Rein
vlelorsa Euserir.s Cir 10 rae B,ii
ian Navy "Mad@id and Lnninn.
long Live our King and Queen.
Glory 10 Shakespeare and Byron.
and many other popular greetings 10
The Engiish prin sess who becomes
Spanish queen.
The Bridal rrousAAu.
Except the wedding dress. all hi
ey>ninx and tea gowns. petticoat,
and under linen were made In Lon
don where many o. the dresses hav,
ssbeen on exhibltion. Some Or the ri
ticles q this suesnly trousseau IN
descrihed q follows.
A dainty dress Of white mousselins
de-scie fowered with miniature rosea
A morning gown n of nne spotte'
lawn over paiest bfnc. inset Will
aFaienciennes laces. a beautiful
princess robe Is IN spotted lawn
! MAJ to wear over many Nineren
colored alps. A charming pale blu
China MI empire morntng robe !
n&encd III front with Nine rosette
and ends. Another mosAfag sow
III ~ white lawn over pale blue. Il
ni1xed-At equal distances With Waller
cieRhea lace. A er24Et M0rninl
Town II conposed tn4lfely % ~
sltsh embroidery u I yUy oDehwor
design.
Anone the simple day gowns q
many composed Of linen. The boz
iccs In many Instances / made =
ter the American bloase style. Vt
touches az red and blue embrotdeT,
One Of he many dressing jackets !
II a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

Fifty women and children Of White
Oaks made i concerted effort IN bean
|sifyinx the White Oaks cemetery. re"
moving iii The weeds and rubbish. and
placing bouquets Of wild flowers upon
the graves. besides planting trees and
shrubbe.y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
Webbing Nc AIoN-
81 50 And PRINCESS ENA

In The route 10 me fusftn dei
eoi. o. Gate of the s,n. and further
q that Mecca Of al visitors 70 M
drid, The Prada nov transformed into
1 beautiful palm eA.dea. md circied
uifk ssome % The ssateliest govern
msnt buildines ana museums mciud
lsx the fsmoss RFHdo gallery.
Alcng tn NY one passes the fam
ous equss&stna statue of Philip IN,
surrpasde1 " ~ other statues of the
0pola4h 5kinsA Further on Is ihs
bskouse. pos very imposing with
hut sessnfly transformed within
suo1Do royal box III which The
- qussn Vim 100 take her place.
a the Puefta del Sol Il the Ministry
the interteRs iacing the splsndid
|fisza. neyoa1 y the new building ii
ths Hispaao-Amcrican bank md r.
one IL the American insurance com
pant<1 The cervantex statue. ths
parliamentary buildings. the Ministr,
e Finsnes and War, the academy d
he Arts. the imposing Rank d
spain. are On thS way 10 tho Prsdo
ASearbyAis the obsisk srected IN honor
Of tke hnrtyrs of tho WAs Of Ihdepen.
dence and ths stately stack Exchange
hpIIdlng. Al the Neptune Yonntais
81 route o. The Nrrpcessiodf ascendl
To the JsronImo church where N.
mpffiags eeremony. takes place
practically the sauid soinssw1~A
on the way back from the church. bu
thefe ar4 III many different branches
IpsrJhe paeeant-some with the KIM
o3one, some with the brides reiinus
eshers with the queen mother AM
other branrhes or the royal household
and tho innnnerahls suites ~ for
eixn Wlnc~S--that all Madrid hrs N
opportunity 10 nee something of III,
s~pentso1es
The wedding Fssss.
TIE fctes for the Kink's weddina
hAye been prepared On IN unusual
scale or layirhness. They are divide,
three prts. tho first including III.
efstee celebrates at the Roya
yths members of .the rova
second. the fetsS cfefsd Il
vlGlunx princes, sovoys ~ hiRi
hG4etloV ana, Thru. he popular
90; ls.' sss' !
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-18
Interesting o ebates.

A good debate was held a, ,hs
high school loom by the Crescen,
Masaa ooc'ety IN ursday night.
es''s PARSONS, Fisher and Munro
M ',c'o'ious over Messrs. Wilt
' rem ana Sdofield on the
aa:oo'on' Resolved that labor
' are menace to the
aoees' Inc wlnne RS carried the
M sue OF the Question. Next
,''s"ay night the question IRE.
''eu thae a Republic is the best
III III vi government - will be de-
p pa: upon Claude Woodward,
m,peas Houts and Alex Hinkle
WI. VIII ueoate against the winning
'eau IN last week S debate. A
goo" literary and musical program
WIN also De presenter at this meet
ing.
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Off to Occur G /, Alane

The delegates to the Grand En-.
campment, Grand Lodge and The
Rebekah State ASS mblv of The
l.. 0. o. F. at Coeu d'Alene lief,
Sunday afternoon. The session
convened Monday nd continues
,nree Gays. Mrs. Matt Geary and
MRS. CARA Crawford were the only
ue'egates to attend the Rebekah
State Assembly and Messrs Knorr.
Amber, Mclean, Williams, Ailshie
Hanson and Oliver will represent
the Grangeville order in the Grand
lodge and the grand Encampment
Inc delegates will return the last
OF the week. The Ocal order OF
l. y. y. F. is one of the best in
the state and always sends goodly
delegation to the higher sessions.
MRS. j.. A. Hanson accompanied
her husband on the tlip.
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Wins First Prize,

Camas Prairie has always been
famous for her products and last
week at the Lewiston fair another
credit mark was add ed to her long
list OF honors. Little Karlen Roth
llsberg, the six-mont hs-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rothlisberg
living out near Denver, in compe-
titlon with the prettiest and bright
est babies in Idaho and Washing
ton, won first prize for the pref
test boy baby at the Lewiston fair,
The baby show wa "a largely at
tended and proved ne OF the most
interesting events of the fair. Out
OF the many entries for honOrs,
little Karlen waa decided the win
ner by the judges an d the decision
met with the approval Of all.