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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03

Department of the Interior. Land Office st
Haley Idaho June2c. lsei.
Notice is hereby given that the following
narnc~i settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final prsr,f In support OF his claim.
and that said proof Will be made before +. i.
L. :. Com. Disney mt his office ut shoshonc
Idaho ON August "a f9Vs, viz: Lucy l.. Sims d.
L. e. ieSi for the y "a Nwl4 Sec l5,Siisw14 Sec
lot X Ii EBA.
He names the following witnesses to prove
residence upon and cultivation
of snid land, viz: Anthony 7. Silva, samuel
R,lin, Anthony VI. comes, ANTIQUE &. Brasga of
Idaho.
y. j. SHAgp. Register,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03

Notice Is hereby given that my
wife, Sarah Hi.gin, having left my
bed and board on the morning of
July Sd. 1906. will not be spon.
.ihle for any debts contracted by
her si,er that date, but all debts
contracted hy her prior to that date
will be promptly settled by me.
Dated this 18th day OF July,
1906.
+. A. RHGEN.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
CLEAR LAKE iTeMs

Politics are quite an issue at tho
day, we have fusion ticket in the
field. Johnnie Chriswcll l,-ing ths
ouiv Democrat and Socialist ia til,
Hat ileld their primary and fused
80 hc has Just informed us.
Every body is busy now days in
Clear LaNe minding his own BUSH
ness, when not nlindins his neigh
boris.
Tire daes are unconfortabiy warm
here especially for the hay-men.
OTIS +. syster made a flying trip
70 Iaysrn,am one day last week.
The fichermen say, They are
having poor luck, the fish seem to
have lett the river locations OF their
scines and lines.
Mrs, Tom Barnes has been quite
i'll for some time.
A Wilson * son CHM arrived
home one day this week after a
fruitless search for lost horse.
7. ". snodgrass is quite busy
getting ready to start his butcher
shop in Bull Idaho.
NJ. +. syster has been unite busy
the last day or SO extracting honey.
Chss. Rose took load OF fruit to
the Silver Creek District last week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
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ra.partm.nt Of the Interior, Land Office at
HALEY. idaho. July III, 400.
Notice X hereby given that the following
named setter has filsd notice ef his Intention
to make ilaf proof In support of his clain and
that said J.ruof will ls made bs.fere A. J. Me-
Msbon. clerk eli the district court ai shos3one,
III aLe on Sept ~. Lei. viz: George W. Con-
yers HE aus for Lots aud !. sec !, I ; Il i''
EBM-
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION
OF said land. viz: Walter fridicy, Porter M
Niles. Henry L. Secor, Nyron J. Duriee. aii oil
Haecrman, idcho.
NJ. SHARP.
Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
Correspondence.


T.ist Of Iettors rs,usining in III,
shosilonc po.sotiice. l'-rrous call
ing for any OF these letters viii
please say "adrerstised.'
Becker, !.
Carter. Mont.
SturgilI, Clinton
Weach, sl rbitt
WelcInau, Geo.
W,ssl-, Gu. Il.
J NJ. better. p. NJ.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
COMMISSIONERS

change ON the road commencing
lalvut oue.iourth mile south 1T Pa
gari and following the teIcl.l.one
| line J miles south to where it in.
tcrsects the old read and il apI.'ar-
ing to the t-,ard that the new road
has been neie and put ia g,Ssi con-
|d.ticn. it il hereby ordered that
SKID change I've and Is hereby al
lowed.
The. petition Of George 4. ThomE-
son and others asking Eur cha Bge
in the boundaries Of read district
No. : was presented and ordered
laid over.
The county attorney being in
Boise attending to county business
the hoard deemed it advisable To
. ocurr the advice of an attorney,
it H. hereby ordered that T.. A.
Walters he and is employed to adj
wise the hoard concerning certain
claims against the county.
The board had under considera-
tlon the purchase of coal Tor the
court house and it is hereby ordered
that the bid of purdun IL MilIsaps
be accepted, whereby they agree to
furnish one car OF Rock Springs
lump coal. delivered at the court
house bin for IS. 80 per ton.
The petition Of John Dixon, A B.
Wells and others praying the board
to change the Yoae running south
tom Tikura to the west S de oil the
raiiread ss far south az the Dixon
ranch, was considered and it is |
hereby ordered that the same be
and is granted with instructions
that the rev road be placed in good |
without expense to the
county.
In the matter OF fixing the salary |
ior the county attorney for the
serm commencing January, 1907,
snu ending December, 1908, il is
,rderesl that it be $1,000 pr year.
Claims continued on the current
Expense fund:
suky Mountsin Tel. Co., tolls
xmd rentals. ...............f 50 20
t,iisaIlowei 81. s0y
'. II. Raagl., salary corones.... 50 90
- q Co. physician 2l2 80
examining Insane. 10 ~
% mileage and fnnii-
x 49, /
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03

The ANIMAL institute ior the
teachers OF Lincoln county this
year will be a joint institute with
the other counties of southeastern
Idaho. and will he held At pocatel-
10, August 8 to 2l, 1906.
LEAH NJ. III RNSIDE,
Comfy Superintendent
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03

Tickets on sale for train No. .
August LIST. Limit ten days for
return fare Slosboue 10 Nahcotta,
or other intermediate sea coast
points and return only 1880.
l.. r. HALBEI,T, Agent.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
D<,.rt Gasx. es.ss Pr..s -Nsssss Fer ssbstrs

United states Land onice, HALEY, Idsho
July Is i.s'o-
Notice 1. hereby given that Albsrt IL. hraiis-
ford of Hagerman. Idaho has iilsl notice OF In
tsntion to make tino prs,ef an his s,srt-iniis'
claim No i.=es, for The wa SEA-, Ser III. L :
4 IL, T.. b. ", before Frank 7 Disney, =.
Commissioner. at bis oicen sii~ h"ne, Idaho
on FridsS, the 18th day ct September, isn.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irr CATION and reclamation "i
said land: Waiter I. Cook, Hugh L. echo"lci'
william II Ebbcrts, Emerson l.. B"yer, all oi
iIsgermsn, Idnho.
n. J. suaEr.
Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
Butter Wrappers For Sale.

Conform with the law and have
your butter wrappers printed We
have full line of these on hand
and are prepared to fill your order
Enquire atthis office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03
Desert Land, Fsssi Prsof-ks,ts~e for psSttea
a.

Desest Land, Fsssi Prsof-ks'ttre For psosseH
"a tss~.
Cnssss. States Land onice. Hall ' Idaho July
,. i,ss;.
Notice Is hereby gwen that WILLIAM 'ro'o
ofHsgerinan Idaho has hied notice of Intention
to make proof on HIS desert land claim No
Is,s for the sE14 NwlS. Sw1.SE1<, Fi.s"l
va .sE,. SEC 81 To sRis ELM bsi"re a. !.
Me- N.hop. Clerk Dist Court AT shoshonc ldshc
Oh the ~ day OF August. IHS.
fIe names the following witnesses to prove
th. con, I.letc Irrigation upd reclamation OF
said land;
William Justice. Robert T.. Conuer, Irving
coudit of HagerInan. ltnho Howard =. Ptclren
vf shoshcne Idaho.
n j. SUkRr. Receiver.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-08-03

The application OF &. Fl. Meese
to have a duplicate scalp bounty
warrant issued, in lieu of warrant
10. BOG dated July "a, 1904, for the
Tor the sum of $500. was presented
to the board and it appearing that
said warrant has been called for
payment by the treasurer and the
same has not been rresented for
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Cow sprang from the window ledge
and went to him.
Here, pup" said Steiger, giving
Cows head a friendly pat.
Lee Sam let loose a food Of Can
tonese that sent the dog covering
into the back room.
"You got washer" Sam demanded.
"Yes; here's a bundle. Now, re-
member it must be done by Monday,
for I am going out of town Monday
afternoon. What are you going to
do with the pup?"
''No savvie plup."
1.-THE dog, then"
"He goin' watchem washes"
As Steiger opened the door to leave,
Cow came from the back room and
was about to follow him. Charley
Quong struck at the dog, and drove
him back.
Charley frequently beat Cow, and
the blows had been borne meekly, as
became a dog raised in a Chinese
laundry. But this time, instead Of
yelping, he growled, and the hair
along his back began to rise.
He went into the back room, how
ever, and when the door was opened
he slipped out into the back yard
under the clothes lines.
The next morning Steiger, who was
up from his country home for a few
days, took brindle bulldog out for
a walk in the suburbs. All that
pleasant afternoon the dog chased
his shadow, or the birds; or played
with errant boys. Between times he
learned to answer to his name.
When Steiger called at Lee Sans
laundry the next day, he came in a
cab; and there was a trunk on the
seat with the driver. Sam thought he
caught a glimpse Of familiar brin-
die nose at the cab window 50 be
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

up into the mans eyes, instead.
The man smiled. ''Well, old boy, "
he said, what's a fine animal like
you doing in there?"
Cow Tai raised his ears and twist
ed his head.
Have you been a Chinaman all your
life, pup?"
Cows head went around a little
more.
Don't you understand and Eng
lish ?" the man went on. Come; get
up! Here, pup! Here, pup" and he
snapped his fingers and smiled at the
dog.
Cow looked puzzled; he seemed to
be trying, in a doggish may, to re-
member something that he had
known in a long past time. At length
he ventured an apologetic wag Of his
tail.
That's right; you're not alto
gether spoiled" said the man ''TH
see you again, as sure as my names
Steiger," and the man walked away.
Cow watched him as long as he
was in sight, then he whined softly
and tugged at his chain. The kitten
mewed sympathetically and came
over to share his window.
God had none Of the canine anti
pathy to cats; a laundry cat was as
much a part of his life as was the
odor Of opium, or soapsuds, or the
taste Of food cooked in peanut oil.
It was supper time before the gos-
siping in the back room was con-
cluded, and Charley Quong was In
vited to the evening meal and the
table was set in. the laundry.
They had hardly. begun when Lee
Sam decided to put Cow out in the
drying-yard. AS he took the chain
from the dogs collar the man who
had stopped at the window eAtered
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Fla; Willie Hall, city; Erie Quigley,
city; Milo Quigley. city; Oliver John
Semmes, city; Billy Roberts, city; AL
fred E. Reed, city; Flo. B. Lyman,
city; E. Efie Suggs, city; Jean Neel,
Westville, Fla; H. st. J. Wienholtz,
city; Edwari BOnifay. Muscogea, Fla;
EvaraTd Rauch, city; Virginia c..
Walker, city; Mildred Brown, a E. b.
city; H. Mcclellan Marlborough, Chatta-
hoOchee, Fla; ]. D. G. Marlborough,
Chattahoochee. Fla; Agatha Scharf
Quincy. Fla; Willie Beasley, Milton,
Fla; Elmire Bell. city; Jack Kehoe,
city; J. Walter Kehoe, Jr., city; Ma
bel Irene Barker, Roberts, Fla; Guy
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

toned to strangers. I'm taking him
home to the country. Here, pup!
Here, Fritz"
The dog jumped from the cab; but
would not enter the laundry until
Steiger dragged him in by the collar.
Then he pressed against Steiger's 8
legs, and growled.
Lee Sam shouted at him in Can
tonese; but the dog growled the har-
der, and pressed closer to Steiger.
''The dogs yours, sir" declared the
Solomon in blue.
Sam and his men began to expostu-
late: and during the excitement Char
lev Ouong entered with the list Of
winning numbers from the mornings
lottery. He quickly realized the sit
uation and made for the dog with a
stick.
pried open, and Charley Quong
climbed into a bunk out of reach.
"Come. Fritz" said Steiger, 'let
the moor heather have the back Of
his blouse, and we'll 60"
Fritz stopped tearing at the strip
of blue cloth and was prepared to
follow, when the kitten crept out
from a corner.
The dog looked at her for mo-
ment then taking her gently by the
neck, he jumped into the cab and lay
down with his prize at his master S
feet. .,
go on. to the station, driver" said
Steiger: "we're all here, guess.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17
y o

vein Of humor frequently got him in
to trouble, but once it relieved him
from an embarrassing situation.
There was a timoI@ he said,
when l tarried late at the village
tavern, and when l went home my
wife would demonstrate with me.
Each time l promised to reform. One
night when came into the house my
wife seemed sulky. l said something
to her, but she paid no more atten-
ton to what l said than II she 1ad
not heard me. This veXed me lit
tie, but thought that she would yet
over her spell by morning.
"At breakfast / asked her question
after question, but she was deaf to all
inquiries.
Dear said I, have some bread,
but she did not even so much as look
I'D. l passed her several dishes, but
she would receive nothing from n9.
'T thought she might wait on me If
she would not let me wait on her, so
l said: Dear, pass me the ham, but
not a muscle betrayed any intelli-
gence. Matters went this way for
three days. nOL WOIu having 6o-
caped from the lips of my wife. I
knew l could not endure this much
longer, so 1 ordered a farm hand to
get on a mule and go as fast as he
could to Tyaskin, a distance of five
miles, and tell DR.. Todd that Mrs.
Owens had suddenly been struck
dumb-that she had not spoken a
word in three days.
Away sped the boy, and went
about my work with a heavy heart.
In about an hour the clatter Of
horses hoofs sounded in the distance
and I saw that DR.. Todd was coming
in a hurry. I thought that II was
best for me not to be on the scene
when the meeting between the doctor
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Fa-; Mac Hodg1ins, Milton, Fla;
Ruth Williams, city; Floyd Hemphill,
city; Joe Swaine Riera, city; Lucy
Swaine, city; Edo Swaine city; Mil
lie Swaine, city; Richard Friese
Pryor, Mobile, Ala; Margarite Mer-
ritt, city; Frank E Lewis, city; Tom
Kennedy, city; Avis Smith, city; Cecil
Z. Smith, city; Emily Blomely, Gould
ing, Fla; Kate Thigpen Mcdaniel,
Milton, Fla; Sophia Lang, Muscogee,
Fla; Lola Lee Daniel, city; William
Hargis Craig, city; Wilma Daley, city;
s. Alberta MaysOn, city; Genevieve
city; Allen O'Harra, city;
Nathalie Robertson, Warrington,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

~ OW TAI lay curlcd up in the
H window Of Sam Lees laundry,
NJ gazing out into the sunny
street.
Lee and his two companions were
IN the back room enjoying a half
holiday. Charley Quong, pedlar Of
lottery tickets, was with them, re-
falling the latest gossip of China
Town.
Cow Tai had no holiday, and even
orindle bulldogs appreciate a little
relaxation now and then. Since Cow
had been brought, a blue-eyed puppy,
rom China Jacks chop suey house,
ne dog had never been outside the
laundry, except when driven out TO
guard the clothes which were hung
n the little back yard.
Lee belonged TO q class in Sunday
school, and his Caucasian visitors
were mostly women who felt Il their
duty TO encourage him in well-doing.
they were not given TO noticing
nomely bulldogs; so Cow had no
friends among the white race.
dis yellow owner looked upon him
- Z useful laundry tool; something to
weep away evil-disposed boys, and to
give notice Of q strangers entrance
when fan-tan or smoking was going
on In the back room.
4 miserable kitten was allowed to
teep Cow company, because it served
% Brighten away tho mice. On this
saturday afternoon the dog occupied
enc window ledge and the kitten the
ether and both vacantly gazed out
into the street.
Tow lay with his nose pressed
against tho glass, and a man who was
passing noticed the dog and stopped.
Cow ratsed his head and was about to
give his customary warning growl,
thought better Of it. he looked
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Miller, Bombay, Fla; Laurie Traweek
Rluff Springs, Fla; Will Henson, city;
Chas. J. Henson, city; Chas. J. Chunn,
city; George Anderson, city; Marion
Anderson, city; MOllie Sanchez city;
Louis Sanchez, city; c. J. Heinberg,
city; Julie Blumer, city; Lettie Mar
tin, city; Ruth Head, city; Annie NJ
Quina, city; Julian Isaacs, city; La
RENE Johnson. city; Annie R. Pfeif-
fer, city; Tony S. Johnson, city; Ma
bel Hokett, city; Jesse S. Walton,
city; Jamie Walton, city; Cecil Wal
ton, City; Mack Flowers, Dothan
Ala; Helen Morgan, city; Harry POr-
ter, Montgomery, Ala; Genevieve
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

and my wife took place, 80 I stepped
around the corner OF tho house and
awaited developments.
my wifo was busy at her spinning
wheel when the shadow OF the doctor
fell across the doorway.
What is the matter, doctor?' she
said, with staring eyes.
Why, madam, your husband sent
word that you had been suddenly
struck dumb replied tho astonished
physician.
Just then" said Mr.. Owens, Il
stepped in and said: Doctor, I am 80
glad; those are the first words sha
has uttered IN three days. What IS
your bill, dOctOr?"
Five dollars answered the In
dlgDant medicO."
Dir. Owens said he never made
wiser investment than with that IS.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17
FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR.

The king OF AnthrOpOphagta wai
eating white meat, as they call mis-.
siOnary, with keen interest.
The Jester, seated crOss-legged II
+, corner, put down the bone he had
oeen gnawing, and jinglad his bells.
"Ho. knaye, what now?" the king
inquired.
"The Sherlock Holmes spirit Is uD-
n me-" said tho jester. "snd I see
plainly that this missionary was q
wise man"
"TIow scest thou that" asked the
monarch, smiling in anticipation OF
the jest.
From the sage. sire, tLRt you
chef, un vrai artistic, hes appropriate
~ mingled with the dressing
A rain or hard cTusts, kEuclls
bones ard dIirLinE horns uested
this sally. anfthe jester lim5aA away
with q bHZt Ia9k.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Malcolm Moyer, city; Elizabeth Wat
son city; Lila B. Lewry, city; Nora
Wells city: Elmo Harris, city; Came
liza Schmitz city; Frank Bond, city;
Annie Mooney. city; James. McHugh,
:ity; Clara Thompson, cityi Eva Ber-
lin, city; Mary Brown, city, Is.
Adams); Bertha Olsen, city, F.. Levy,
city: Clara FrenkeI, city; Mary Eloise
Moneyway. Milton, Fla; DOrry ThOmp-
son. Bagdad, Fla; Bessie Woodruff
CarvviIlp. Fla: Willie Wilkinson,
Crestview, Fla; Harry Bayliss. city;
Helena Rauscher, city; Margaret
Rauscher, city; Flora Laughton. Gait
City, Fla; Lurleyne Butler, city; Ro-
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Henry. city; Tom Mooney, city; Hill
da Anderson, city; Eva D. Hallmark,
city; Hlda Hallmark, city; Dominica
MOnti, city; Gwendolyn Buckner
Asheville, N. c.; Sarah Gay, DeiFuniak
Springs, Fla; Myrtis LangstOn, Chip
ley. Fla; Chas. HogebOom, Chipley,
Fla; c. A. Wales, Jr. Mobile, Ala;
Carey StewaIe, Bagdad Fla; Sammie
Stewart, Bagdad, Fla; Bessie L. Per
ryman, Crestview, Fla; DeOna NJ.
Blumer. city; Lloyd NJ. Blumer, city;
Loretta Harris. city,. Julia Altman,
city; Frank COIvin, city; Belle Davis.
city; Will Sam Barrow, city; Amelia
Cravens, city; MOzelle Cravens, city;
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17
MBERTE'S PHARMACY.

land Oswald BUlbe, city; Everett Rice,
city; Maud Clark, city; Edith Parise.
city; William Johnson, city; Manuel
Johnson, city; Arthur Johnson. city;
Walter Mayo, city; Newton AxelsOn,
city; Bertha Christie, city; Nellie
Glaclmeyer, city; Ethel Bayliss, city:
J. Harvey Bayless, city; Sam Abra-
ham, city; Dennis Eagan. city; Susie
Eagan, city; Callie COlvin, city; Nell
Smith, city; William Lee, city; Barnls
LaughtOn, city; Elizabeth Sigarl, city;I
Cleo woodbridge, city.
Harry Bayless's and Laurie
Continued on Page siSteen)
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17
Large RumbeT Of Answers Re-
csired, Many Coming Too Late
for Chance at Prizes.
MARY ELoIsE MoNEYwAY, OF
MILTON, GETS PRIZE DOLLAR
AND BOX OF CANDY GOES TO
TOM KENNEDY, cITY-LEAVE
DATE ON ANSWER COUPON.

An unusually large number OF an
swerS were received Thursday night
anl Friday, too late TO be opened this
week.
And, an unusually large number
missed chance at both prizes be
cause they were not properly ad-
dressed and went to the wrong depart
ment Of The Journal
Miss Mary Eloise Moneyway of Mil
ton, Florida, was the first drawn and
she's entitled to that big old dollar
which viii be sent to her, Monday.
Tom kennedy's DeSOtO street city,
vas the second answer drawn from
the lot and he is entitled TO the pound
box Of Huyler's when he calls for il
al Mr.. DAlemberte's drug store.
BE SURE TO LEAVE THE DATE
on YOUR ANSWER COUPONP OR
IT WILL NOT BE IN THE DRAW
ING.
Correct Answers.
Answers to the American Forest
Trees" picture puzzles in The Journal
SUNDAY June 10, are:
No. Maple.
No Pine.
No. S.-Cypress.
No. 4-Oak.
No. 5.-Cedar.
No. 6.-Syamore.
No. Elm.
No S.-WTllOw.
No. S.-Poplar.
Correct Answers Received.
Correct answers to the American
Forest Trees" puzzles, were recaived
from the following pUzZlers:
Fredie NeUman. city: Willie NJ
city; Willie Rowland, city; Will Roy,
Warrington. Fla; Ethel Mcconnell,
Escambia, Fla; Edward Anderson,
city; Marguerite Anderson. city; Lii
Ian Gertrude Tatman, city; Harold |
Wright city; Eva D. Howe, Bagiad, |
Fla; Nellie Mae Brown, DeFuniak, |
Fla; Viola SaveI, Bagdad. Fla. |
Thornton Persons, Warrington, Fla; |
Mildred Armstrong. city: Bernice Leel
Fairburn, city; Eva. Deason, city; /
Florence Carlin. city; Katie NJ. Hart /
ran city; Albert Laney, city; Otto
3. Pfeiffer. city; Julia NJ. Pfieffer /
city; Willie Barbara, city; Leonore
FaggionL city; Angelina FaggiOni,
CITY; Raeba Nae Dunham. city; Viola /
Harrison, Milton, Fla; Floyd Trice, /
Bagdad, Fla; Isabel Bazzell city; /
Bianch Bazzen, city; Alberta Pourt
less, city; Matilda Brown, city; Nor
no Bazzell, city; Ernestine Golson,
city; Lillian Suggs, city; Jack Suggs,
city; Kathleen GOlsOn, city; Maurine
Myers Warrington, Fla; Dan Bar
hare, city; Bessie Dawson, Milton,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

dallied with the bundle until one Of
his men could summon a policeman.
whats the matter here?" de-
manded the officer.
"Dlis man stealum Cow Tai-dOg
Cow. Gottie in bussie," spluttered
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17
HF WAS OUT.

The late Elisha Owens, a promi-
nant farmer of Wetipquin Neck, WI
comico county, was fond OF telling
an incident of his younger days. He
was of Irish descent, and his native
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-17

Lee Sam. "Glingum he in; you see."
"Pll bring him in If you insist,
said Steiger; "but he's not aceus-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-07-26
Eighth Vermont Reunion

At the last annual reunion OF the 9Th
Repimental association held in Mont
pelier Oct. 3, 1906. it was voted that the
association have headquarters and hold
a reunion during the National encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie TO be held in Minneapolis, Mimi,
Aug. ii tol4. In accordance with this
vote the executive committee would
make the following announcement;
Members of the sth Vermont regi'
mcnt on arrival at Minneapolis are re-
auested 10 report 70 sth Vermont head
ouaters at the Nicollet hotel where
officers of the regiment will be found
and will furnish each one with souve'
mir badge 81 the regiment which will bs
a medallion portrait Of Col. Stepher
Thomas. The time and place for hold
ing the sth reunion will then be an
nounced. By order Of executive com
mttee.
B. Y. BOWMAN, Randolph,
SETH G. HILL, johnson,
WILMER W. Hill,
1906 Portland ave.
Minneapolis, MINI,
DIR. c. NJ. PERRIN,
Essex Junction, Sec.