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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20
Bonn ltngliif Ocrfolgt.

Die 8.iGbrige Morp u. ct. 2cgcr bel
Dem Spielen nit 6euer ihmer Der.
bronnt. - 2iegt i'm st. 3oiepbss
&oipital" I'M Stcrbcu. - Sbr ga.
ter ourdJ llngliidSfoll b%erfriippclt.
Cine bonn ltngliid ihluer perfolgte
6omiIie lit Die BON Srrl. 6ronf Z.
ct. 2eaer, gtr. 1870, Sit-9toolesStr. IT,,
Der i'm 3eitroumc bon 8 Sabrcn 3luei
S5bne Ourd llnf6Qc pcrlor, ielbit bel
einem iolben oerfriippelt mo 0ciicn
SsidbriQe SodJter WlotD q. geItcrn
Worgen 10 l6lucr Ocr6raunt mltr0c,
0oB lie folm nit Dem 2cbcn ga.
Don fommcn miro. Al5 0icie nGnpli6
geitcru Worgcn Bel eincm 6cltcr IN
Ser binter oem Soltie befin0lihen
9IQeD ipieIte, ent5iinoeten it'd pIobIi6
i6re &Ici0er an ocmIeI6en un0 in "tue.
ntgcn Sefrm0en mai OaS ungliidIihe
&in0 Nor5' IN 6Iommcn c%ingebiiut.
PM i6r @iilicgcihrci fam ote Milttter
berbei lltO, obnc iih SIT bcIinncn, rib
nit ibren bloBcn SGltoen ser God.
ter sic brennenOen &lci0cr pom 2eibe,
lngcodtet ooB iic icIbit Idmer5boite
Sron0mun6en crIitt. 0aS 9in0, sci.
fen &%erlebungeu ernIter 0otltr iiuo,
iuur0e bon 0cm 5cilcrpebrmonn Sol.
Connolly bon ser Qeiter . Gontpagnie
gtr. IA ms st. SoiepbS Soipitol"
ge6rodt.
Ger Goter 0e8 be0oucrnSrucrtbcn
WtGO6enS fiel Dor ungef0br 6 Sobren
in einen Glepotori6odt unO muroc
ocrfriippclt, Dor 5lpei Sobren mur0c
elmer Iciner S0bnc, SoGn, bel eincm
GiIcn6obn ? 3uinmmcnItoB olf ser
oWeItlihen WorDlono 0ubn" Bet
@citminItcr 0ct0Otct mo Dor 8 Sab.
rcu pcrlor cr ieincn So6n @iQion
Der bon eincm @oggon Der Yreitons
ltroBcns2inic iiberfobrcu mor0cn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

@enetoI auroti'S 9efnb
in auSfiht gcitellt. Iuer
Observation-Disclosures nod miro Der iopo+
.nii6e General &lrofi, melder leine
Gegicrnng bel Der grofinung berslus-
-iteliing gu SameStemn pertrat, auf
Dem @ege ndb @%rttpsburg mobin CT
iib beeibt, INN bas oortige Sdladt1
feIb, 81 beiidtigen aud Baltimore et-
neil 9ciud .abitdtten. Ger General
iu,iroc iiripriineltb am nGhitcnG Diem
flag bier eripartet, bo6 bot I'M let-
ten augenblid cine Ser1nocritng lei
Tres &cileprpgrotlms itattgeflnloen.
Sunger gBemarns e It o r
ben. - sln ben Solgen elmer @e-
birnblutimg Itarb geitern Sormittag
i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z. Gar
roll 9roipn, Der iid crit Dor 5 DO
toten NIT SRI, Marinn 6. .Sarfins
BON Sarforo-geuntp perbeiratbete. 81
iuar SefretGr bes Serrn 70. 6. 2ilo-
mig, TRANSFORMATIONS : Superinten-
oenten Der StraBenbabni@ eieGi6aft.
9err 9roun wltroe Dor % Sabren IN
aeut-Goitrtp geborrtt, 'aMABb aud Der
2eidnam sur 9eerbtamtg iiberfiibri
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

=" g(m 9iiugitmontag, Sen 90.
@ai er0ifnet Sr. Sobn Bauer feline
fiir5li6 bon ibm iibernommene @irtb.
idaft an ser gde bon S~manipooo.
uno MeSenrpitraBe. Sr. 9auer laoet
5u Der groffnling elm iino
miro ieinen 8dlten pon 8 llbr abenos
Elm freies abeitobroo ierpiren laiien.
Sir sic unterbaltung Ser Gdite lit eit
Srfeiter engagirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

II nbe0euten0e 9rGn0c. -
Nuf %un6cfnnntc 8ciie entltono &c.
tern Nodjmittug 9cgen 1a5 llbr IN
Dem inn 5rpciten Stodmcrf oclcgencn
gooe5inlmer Der @obnlng BON Nil.
liam 2. StepcnS, Ger. %, SIt-Wlont.
gomcrDItraBe, Scllcr, bo8 pom SoliS.
%bcpobnern gcl0i6t mur0e, ebe oie
6elterlpCbr Mltom.
Gur6 bic GrploIion cil1cS SeL
oTcllS entItol0 ollf elmer ScronDo i'm
5luciten Stodtperf Scr @o6nlng BON
6rnt Nnnic Nocl, Nr. 1922, Sano.
DerltrnBc, Gin lcidJtcr @runo, nel6cr
0urdJ Sen Eoli3iitcn 2n. $. Yinii
pom iii6lidcn Iiitrift uno Srn, 8.
@oOc bon 9tr. 400, WoriboQ, 9lpc.
Ionic &rn. Geo. 9rluin9 bon Or.
1918, SunoucritrnBc, gcIoi6t mllroe.
6rau NocI crlitt 6ei benz 8eriuhL sic
Slonmen 5l Ioi6cn, 9ronomunoeu
al 0cn SGn0en unO Irmcn.
@eiettigung zines Sc.
III G II Of - Die .@eItlidbe
MorplGnoer 9obn" IGBt sur Belt 5ll
SmingS MinS, no lire @eleiie oiejc.
ni9c Ser Dltniteb Toilmops onO Glecs
trio Company" frel5clt, cine 9ritdc
crrid)tcH, iiber tuclde nod beren Sol
lcn0ung ibre 3iige fo6ren merocn.
Die genannte &rclt5ung lit ole refine
Menldcnfoue mo sic gelpo6ner ie-
rer No66orl6aft iinO Oh Der gcplon.
ten 9fellcrltng aus lei6terflGrli6elt
@rilnocn bodcrfrellt.
Stetnmerfer erbGlt ge.
ol6ene Strae c. - Gidter 2os
Sen beltraite gcitern in ser tueltIi6en
Goli5eiitotion ocn Neger Charles
Davenport bon 9tr. 7t2, Gi0er' AaeD,
luegen zines NngriiiS olti 8corgc q.
Sdllbe BON Nr, 7t2, Columbia
9luenue, NIT $40 mo Soften itno
lonote i'm ollBcrOem otf 60 Gage
nof Dem 8efGngnib. Davenport fam
am 6. GlpriI mad Sdnl6e'8 8irtb'
ihoit uno mur0e aus 0erielben gepie.
len, 0a er iid) %unanItdnOig auiiiibrte.
ST fam trotoem mie0er 5llriid ltno
ulS cr gum 6%peiten Wol ans Oem
Sotol gciagt Dllroe, ergrtif er einen
EiloIteritein nn6 5ielte nod] Sem &opf
S6ul6e's, perieblte aber oaS 3iel
uto mari onItatt oeiien cine 6eniter'
iGei6e elm. Ger Reger madte iid
Damn aus 6em Stau6e uilo eS gelnng
ibn, ii6 bis 9eitern Der 8erbaftung
ji cnt3ieben.
@%louhen guten ang ge-
III q d] t II + aben.- Der @ebeint'
poIi5ilt Wiiller perboitete geltern s.
$. Stobl, iuelder angeblid) aus Bbi-
laoelpbia itomint, ouf ole g(nlduloi-
9lln9 nm, oret mertblole Sbeds bers
ollSgobt 81 boben rnO Der Grrcitont
miro fiir ein iueitereS 8er66r feItge.
bolten. Die GbedS mortn I'M 9etro.
&c bon $50, $75 uno $50 uno 5iuor
ocponirte Stobl oieiel6cn Sen slnga.
ben Scr Foli5ei 81 5olge oils Siders
belt bel Dem @irtb Sofob 2eon, Ir.
300, 8eit.5ranflinitraBe, fir cine
Anleibe.
Yreoi1t in ser Oeuti6en
'&ir6e. 8biaip
gidel, Der @eidJGftsiiibrcr Oes n3eut.
lden 9optiiten qualifications. SouieS"
in Glepelano, O., miro am Sonntag
5lpeimol, gnrmittogs 10 u6r 40 Wiin.
iin0 Ibenos Z llbr 40 Win., in Der
oeutlden 9aptiitcn-Gir6e an ser gde
bon Monument1S traBe uno Batter.
n-Yarf Tuenue preoigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

oell ullSIltUCIlOelt SDQllerleutell lllls
tcritiibt, ga Die Worgnu.9inie sic
critic Gompagnie mar, rel6e sic 6or-
%Nerltn8en ser 2llt5itdnOigen 6emiQigte.
Ger ongcridtcte Sha0eu betr1at ctrua
$500,000. ~.
~ irt5e 6ub Gcrcin."-
Die m0dcutIiHcu Serionmllmgeu
oe$ o@irtbeidub . Bcrciu5" nadl
Der Somluerioiiou Beginner ni6t,
mie beridtet, nit Dem eriten 0onner-
tag I'M Ge5ember, ionoern nit Dem
crlten 0Onneritag i'm September.
&et5eu Elm Dollar. - 9tn
Ger Baltimore 8etreiOeborie itieg ser
Grci5 fir @ei5en g~eitcrn ouf ST,
nodOcrn CT am 0onnerltag oltf 81
Gents pro 9uidJel gcItanOen bate.
3 ne uuterne mungSs
IN it &c &ungen. - 3lpei boff.
%nungSoolc Siingliugc, Der 10 Sabre
alto @omorO Morgau bon Nr. SOC,
@iaiamSitrobe, uuo ser 81 Sabre
Nlte Charles $. @albrcher BON Nr.
GIG, 8eit-2eeitroBe, lonoeten in ser
iiioliden EolijeiItation nud) elmer
6obrt nod Dem miIOen @eiten, oltf
lueld)er Iie $3.50 nerIt6elter, sic lie
olQcblid ser Sralt Clinton 9udmo-
tier bon Gtr. SOC, @ilium$ StroBe,
%gcmouit botten. &i6ter Cor iiber.
mics 9eiOe Dem @eri6tsuerfa6ren
Morgan tpunoerte na6 Dem 8efGng-
nib, mGbreno iiir @olbrcd)er sic
pcrlangten $1,000 9iirgiAoft geiteat
mlr0en. Wtorgan bate bel 6rau
9udmolter 9cmobnt. 4m 9. 0toi be-
illd)te ibt @oIbrc6cr. @G6reno 2et.
tcrer NIT Srou @utmoitcr prod, jolt
Worgon OoS @el0 cutnenoent boben.
Scioc pcridJnnnoen 0anu.i Sic rel.
itcn Damn naG Rem.Yurf, Colorado
ltl0 Chicago. Sn lebterer Staot
tolIIten lie lid cine u%oIlitGnOige Son.
bop" = Nusrilitung, nm ibren Mutb
I'M @elten 81 tiiblcn. gllS jeooh ibr
8cl0 oltf Die 9teige gitg, 5ogen lie eS
Dor, nod) Baltimore 5u Wutter'n 5its
riid5utebret. Wtit einem GeIt bon
$24 la1gten ite bier an uto tpllroen
per6uitet.
Sni6enoie6 ermiidt t.
Scbr id)nea III Die Sale ging ser Re
ger Sobn $. gofer bon Nr. 1859,
Gopberinc'S troBe, philadelphia, Ser
onidcincnO Elm gutter Soidenoieb lit.
gr Iitt in Der mcitliden Boli5eiItotion
rultcr Der Iulduloigung binter
SGloB 1no Giegel, onge6lidJ Srn.
Wfilton 9ern6oro bon Hr. 6St, @eIt.
8eIt- 6oDetteItraBe, Oeiien 9orie,
melde $50 liuo eiten 8eriabidein fir
cine 9iamontnaoel cutbielt, aus Der
SoId)e geltobIen 5u boben. Sr. Bern.
bnro bate am 0onnerItag nit ieiner
Satin elmer Convention oes ,llnab.
bdngigen SroenS Der Sanotuerfer"
b|ei5umobnen. oils er in philadelphia
IN einem acknowledgements nadl
Dem 9abh1of fllbr, fam ibm feline
g0rie abbanoen. gr meI0ete Ieinen
gerluIt iofort Der philadelphia $50.
Ii5ei, wie audi bier Ser 8oIi5ei bes
peItliden 8iitrifts. guf Sen Gatb
Der Sebteren erIldte Sr. 9ernbaro
Den Beetles bes 2eibgeiddfts, bon
meldJem ser oben erlpdbnte Serias.
idein aiisgeIteat mar, i'm iofort SIT
benad)ridtigen, falls Senlano oeniel.
ben bor5eigen ioIlte. 9ereits geItern
Nahmittng erifien gafer nit benz
oeridpunoenen Seriati6ein nno
muroe auf 8ereanlaifung oes Srn.
gern6oro ourd ben GoIi5iiten @arri.
gan prompt perbaftet.
*## Ser NnrnhnutoS.S tnmn, Mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

$50 Der nYoca6pntas. Stamm 9r.
213, II. 8. 81. d." peronltaltet am
&fingItmontag, Den 90. Mai, i'm
o8eiteno.Eart" fem iiebentes groBes
gricnic. Sir baiiel6e muroen iold'
umfangrei6e 8orbereitungen fir Die
l%lnterbaItlng Ser Sbeilnebmer 9etrof-
fen, DAB fir 2ebtere nit 9eitimmtbeit
oergniiste Stunoen in allsiidt 81
nebmen iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

8e0enten ni6t 0aran
otS5nberfane en-. - 9ic bier
bon 9emiiicr Seitc per6reitcte Nod).
ridt, boB bic n@ermon llnion Sire
Sniurotcc 60" 0crcn t~empordrcs
9iircot iid i'm Saline cbdnbc, Nr.
4t3, Oit-9altimorcitraBe befinOct,
~0eOcnfcribr @eidGft oitS5upcrfoufen,
miro uptt 6cH 9edlnten oer8cieQi6oft
onf boS GitcrgiIdite Drrncntirt. g8ic
Der FrdIiOett, ST. Scrtnoitn &nouen.
berg grftcrr crfffrte, bat Die @eIeQ.
idoft 3rpnr bon 5tuef Setten aus Dor.
-tbeilbnite Sl~herbieten erbolten, bod
Oentt lie nidt i'm 8eringiten ooroll.
oicieIben 5l bcriidiidtigen, ga felt ser
fllr5cn Belt hires 9eitcbelnS bic n@er.
man Union Sire Snluroncc Gompo-
M" ii6 Elm @eIbGft oltfgeboilt bat,
iuie es lelten cine anbere Corporation
i'll einem 10 flr5eh 3eitrounle &C.
than bat un0 0ie gllsiidtcn fin Die
3lifunIt glGn5cnOe iinb. Die @eiea.
lGoft bat Elm einbe3obltes g(ftien.Gas
pitol bon 100000 uno einen lle6er.
IduB i'm gctragc bon 100000. SS6rc
9eomten iino: Scrmonn GnollenberJ
Er6iiocnt, @iQiom Spilnon @ice-
ErGiioent, Sroncis S6leunes, Jun,
SefretGr unO Shabmeilter; 9ireftos
rem: @m. Sdluoerberg, glueuIt
Geinle, s. @ebren6erg, Soiepb 81
@iorgio, Grant Stodbom, &obert
Bennington Charles Morton sc.
marb 81. Gonnelln Sgnab 8aioipic}
Scrnonn &nolcnberg, GboS. 8. Sil.
gortner, @m, Spilmon, Senrp BUN.
nede, SronciS S6leunes, jun, Geo.
u. Sind. 8ron5 9obmer, gilbert @.
Iot, Sobn Sobn, Sobn $. Sort, &.
9irfmeper itno 6ronciS S6leunes,
jun.
OerolteSroen Ger vSibernier"
Der ii0 bemii6t, $4,000 bis $4,000
sur G~rridtung zines nellen SeimS
ollf3utreibeL bat 5ablreide gntrdge
iiir Die 2ofotion Oes geplontenSeimS
er6olten. 9oS 8ou-Gomite, oelien
Soriibenoer SEER Cornelius s. Wiltr.
PIN lit, bat lein &auptquartier in Nr.
Z. GlopitroBc. &erid)ieoene onoere
Gomite'n iino al Der slrbeit, oie no.
tbigen @eloer 51 coQeftiren.
Nngeue6mer @ ommer'
y Ii II 6aIt. III DDS @lieua 8ilta
Spring Sotei~ i'm Ser5en Der 9lauen
gerge lit Elm pr6dtiser Sommeraui.
entbalt. es lie9t oiif Dem Sout6
Ioitnt0in 1000 SUB iiber Dem Mee.
resipiegef, bon no nitS man cine
prddtige @(usiift bot iiber oaS id5ne
GumbcrIai,p. Fbal. gegn3tt bat oos
Sotel einemau5ge3eidnete 8aiierlei-
tung, eS miro Don Der ~beriibnlten
Micnipoibo . NucQe bergeleitet. SIC.
gen 2ogiSbeoingungen fam man iid)
an Srn. g6naro 8apis, Rr. COG,
y4merican @lIiloing," Baltimore,
ipenoer.
8tro nu 6oben. - 3ie
Spirituoienlicenj = 9eboroe 6ot be.
idloiien, fir @aittpirtbidaiten OIL Der
sigbtitraBc, 5lpiiden Eratt- uno See
StraBe, feline 2icen5en 5it sem1breu,
bis oieier 5beil Der StrnBe eripeitcrt
| uno Die Sauier nclt aniaebaut iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-20

ar. aii. s1o. si5 mmb oi7, @ef.seriaaton.etr
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
COMING
TO INVESTIGATE
ROhrabaCker Tells How the
Advertisements Are
Having Effect

A full front page of Wallace's Farm
er, published at Des Moines, Iowa, was
devoted this week to illustrations of
orchard and fruit scenes from tie
Lewiston Valley. The advertising was
secured through the efforts of the the
lewiston Charleston company.
Secretary Rohrabacher reports that
since the advertising campaign mas
been inaugurated, over 500 direct in
quiries have been received from east
ern homeseekers and investors, and
each has received reply, giving the
data asked for with other advertising
matter.
A second letter from the original
query has in many instances been re-
ceived, and the writer has in some
instances given the date at which he
would arrive in Lewiston to make a
personal investigation or to bring his
family here for he purpose of making
this his home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
CONSTRUCTION
ALONG RIVER
Ten Miles of the Huntingdon
Lewiston Line Covered
With Rails

It's getting hot over ON Snake river.
The railroad boys are strung out all
along the line from Huntington to
Iron Dyke. Rails are being laid, grad
ing is going on, and the OK Bow tun-
mel is building, says the Baker City
Democrat.
An engineer who has just returned
from the line states that 10 miles Of
raod are covered with rails out from
Huntington. and that the line q
graded four miles below the the mouth
of Powder river and almost to the
Brownlee ferry. Another bunch Of
men are working on the railroad tun-
mel at Ok Bow.
The railroad will be in operation Gals
season and it means a tremendous
growth of the mines and towns all
along the river and on the east end
of the red belt. The engineer remarked
that Baker City might expect to see
as much activity and to have $4,000
people in three years. time with the
building of the Eagle Valley road,
and without that road might expect
to lose half it's business to otner towns
and sit still in a state of inocuous
desuetude indefinitely
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
STATE NEWS.

Judge Moves, of Los Angeles, has
located at Twin Falls and will engage
in the practice of law. For IA wears
he was judge of the superior court at
Los Angeles
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

Peter Donnelly, one of the pioneers
of Idaho, died at Nampa last week.
Deceased came to Idaho in 1859, ana
in the early days of Silver City he
was associated with the late Col,
Dewey.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
DR.PRICE'S
Organ Baking Powder
The finest I'm the world
When ordering ask for DR.. Prices by name, else
the grocer may forget the kind you accustomed to-

for the name of none of the rest as
designated in Latin has any reference
to natural conditions or circumstances.
There is not the least probability in
the idea.
April was considered among the Ro-
mans as the month of Venus, obvious
ly because Of the reproductive powers
of nature set going at this period Of
the pear.
The first day was especially set
aside as "Festum veneris ct Fortunae
Viriio." This founded on the Greek
name of Venus (Aprodite).
The Anglo Saxons called the month
"Ostar- Monath," as 1t was the month
in which the east winds prevailed
The term Easter probably came from
the same origin.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land ONCE
at Lewiston, Idaho, April 9, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has flied notice OF
his intention to make final proof In
support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register ana
Receiver at Lewiston. Idaho. on May
II, 1907, viz: Thomas w. shirrod, Of
Uniontown, Washington, who made
HE. No. 111s0. February 20, 1905, for
the NE. IA. sec. "a, T. SO NJ, r. 8 w.
B. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Frank Miller, of Uniontown, Wash.
William J. Shirrod, Of Uniontown,
Wash: Al E. White, Of Lewiston.
Idaho; Perry Shirrod, Of Genesec,
Idaho.
T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
wkly April II to May Is.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
COTTONWOOD IS
BEING ENLARGED
Lots In NuxOll Addition
Will Soon Be on the
Market
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
COTTONWOOD, Idaho, April H.
The plating of the Nuxoll addition.
consisting of ten-acre tract south of
the depot site commenced yesterday
and will be placed on the market with
in few days. More land will be plat
ted in this section within the next
few weeks.
Real estate dealers report many in
quiries for land and town lots and pre-
dict an active market in Cottonwood
this season. The activity is attrib-
uted to the assurance of the early
completion of the Northern Pacific
line to this point which will make Cot
tonwood the delivery point for the
largest grain producing section of
Camas prairie.
Fred Johnson, of the firm OF john
son & Wells, has secured a contract for
a section of the road between Cot
tonwood and Grangeville and will COM
mence work at once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
APRIL WAS ONCE
FIRST OF MONTHS
Derivation of Its Name and
Number of Days 1t
Had Formerly

April is a month of shower and sun
shine. giving ample reason for the
time-nonored couplet.
April showers
Make May flowers.
In the oldest Roman calendar ia
which the year was represented as con-
sisting of ten months of irregular
length, April stood first, with thirty
six days to its credit. This was the
Alban calendar. In the calander Of
Romulus this month had the second
place, and was composed of thirty
days.
Numa's twelve-month calander as
signed it to the fourth place, with
twenty-nine days. So 1t remained un-
til the reformation of the year by
julius Caesar, when 1t received its
former thirty days, which it has since
retained.
Al Time Supposition.
April is commonly supposed to de-
rive its name from the Latin, "Apero"
CT open"), as marking the time when
the buds of the trees and the flowers
open. If this were the same It would
make April singular among the months
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

Alabama has five former governors
still living. They are Rufus w. Cobb,
Thomas g. Jones, William C. Oates
Joseph F. Johnson and William D.
Jelss
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
ELK ROOMS ARE ACCEPTED

Arrangements Being Made for Dance
Sometime in May.
The B. P. o. Elks have accepted
their lodge room from the contractor
and hereafter will hold their meetings
in the new hall.
Plans are now being made for a ball
to be given in May at the dedication of
the new nall. 1t is thought that about
400 invitations vii be issued.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

Friends of Governor Stokes of New
Jersey would like to see him selected
as the republican vice presidential can
didate. They think he would aid
strength to ticket headed by either
Fairbanks, Taft or Cannon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

The water users in the Idaho Irri-
cation district in and around Idaho
Falls, Shelley, and Goshen voted bonds
last week to the amount of $330,00 for
the purpose of purchasing a canal sys-
tenn in that district from the Idaho
Canal Improvement company of
which James H. Brady is president
and principal stockholder. The canal
covers over 100000 acres of the best
land in the Snake river valley.
The News says that there is prob
ably no other town Of its size in the
the United states so cosmopolitan as
the young city of Twin Falls. The
registration books for the city show
that IS states and IL foreign countries
are represented. OF the native Aeri-
can population of the town 81 per
cent came from states east of the
Rocky mountains.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

Chicago. nl.-The Baltimore & Ohio
road secures terminal facilities here by
assuming the Indebtedness of the Chi
cago Terminal Transfer company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17
NOTICE OF GALA or SCHOOL Ola.
IhiCT BONDS Nv SCHOOL Ola.
TRlcT NuMRER ia

sNS09 66N- tlHb
urssAat 10 an slsotisa haad IN saiA
so@oea district, Ne. ia On TIE 18Th
~ e& FEBRUARY. 1897, far Ne purpssa
% asserminfag whether SAs trustees q
asa district bo authorised 10 issna
DeaAs n the sum Of see. payable and
rsdeemable AZ fellows: elee January
80. 1908; $1oe January 30, 1909; $1oe
January 30. 1910; Size January -.
1911; 500 January %. 1919; e1oe Jan.
uary 30. 1913; $10e January %, 1914;
TO bear interest at per oent per an.
mum, interest payable sema-annualiy;
ror the purpose of building and furu.
ishmg a school hoMse In said district.
and at said election mere than twe-
thirds Of the votes east being In favor
Of said proposition, and the beard Of
trustees having heen authorized 10
issue such bonds;
View therefore, pursuant 10 the
Auinn. 'ty granteA ct said saectaon and
q resi- .'tion Of the beard q trustees
&C saad district, Ne. 114, noticc .
hereby gfvuM 0f me intumt1oA q Gsse
district 70 issue bonds to the amount
of S1oe, 70 be Ne Denomination Of Slvs
eaaA to be paid January 50, 1905
January 30. ;:Ae; January 80. 1875
January 30. j II; January 80, fs1ss
anuarv 50, ls1. January 80. 1914. ana
% Dear interest payable semi -annuai-
", and btfs are hereby invited for "
same. said a:ns to be flied with tne
cierk Of said district at Kippen, =
Said district, 90 or before Wednesdas.
April IL, 1st IT the hour OF O'CLOCK
p. m. Of saii day. on which day tn'
same WIN be cnenec by said board.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any ane all bids offered.
BY order OF thc board
Dated March rs, 1907
L. p. TEATs,
Clerk NJ District No. ia.
Postofice, KiY.nen. Idaho.
Sis, All.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

r. w. Faris has secured the con-
tract for constructing the main canal
from which will be watered $4,000
acres to be irrigated by the Twin Fats
North Side Land & Water co nps n.y.
Mr.. Faris is to receive a substaL:i ai
bonus in case the canal is completed
before January 1. 1908.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-17

The Idaho Railroad company Il the
name of CORPORATION ~.i n flied its
articles of Incorporation with the Sec
rotary of state last Saturday. The
company is capitalized for $4.500.OO0
The company progresses to build rail-
road from Boise to Custer county, a
distance of $50 miles.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-30

UYILLIAM s. KEECH, Jr.,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Second National Bank Building. Towson, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-30
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"cHESAPEAKE LINE"

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Steamers leaving Baltimore on Mondays, Wed
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Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, call at
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steamers leaving Baltimore on Tuesdays. Thurs
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