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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Ger Suuncl GalniS.

Scr Sltfticl N0ucr=SalntS.
Sic &crltcQunG Cincr ultcriec-
iiGCn Sdiencnpcrbin0unN 5rpiihcn
Gopcr uno Goloi@. sic icit &obrs
5cbntcn bon Golfamirtbcn urO l<Egr.
niurcn bciiirportGt, Don ncn chg.
liihcn milit0riIdcn NlltoritGtcn jc-
0od) bortnGdig bcfdmpit mllrOt,
iheint INN cnolid oonf Scr mCIt.
m0dtlid)Cn Ser5cinigfcit 9ciiGcrt 51
ietIl. &ur5 Dor @cibnod)tcn iullr0e
0Gn cnglIifCn ForlomGnt Gin Ont.
lpllri iilr 0o5 @rDjCft porgclcgt, Der
menigitcnS I'M l%lntcrGouic cine Wt1.
joyitdt fir iid) Gobcn miro. 2llld) 0ic
liGcrolc cn0liidc Hc9iCrlunQ 3cigt iid)
nidt o~b0c1ci0t. Die 3%ultinmuHg
Ser iron50iiid)cn HeQiCrunq mo
&ommcrn lit int &orollS gcii6crt.
No olIo! IS bonOclt iid), mic Gin
Barrier @Iott id)rCibt, tint 6iC @il.
0lu,Q CirCr intcrnotionulCu Nfttcn-
0clctli6nit ipcIdc III &crbinoung
cincricit@ nit Der iron5Giiidcn NorO.
bobn, on0crcriCit9 nit OClt cnQlilhcn
Gonpo0nie'r Der GaItcrr="
unb Observation-Disclosures" cen Sop
pcltlrltel bon Topcr nod, Sunguttc
H~crItcuen mo Die nClle l(nterQrul0.
bobn ir 0rtricb nebhlen miir0c. 60
bel lit norolla0cicbcn, bob bil6cn mic
Drilbcn sic inl @crcid Der fran56ij.
iAClL bg5lu. britild)cn Icrritoriolbos
bCit liCgCroc Gttcfc ouf bci0en
Scitcn 6rCi SccnlCilCn lang bon
OCn interciiirtCn NnidJlubbobnclr 5lt
boltcn mare, 10 oob Die ncltG @eieu-
ifoft nl>r Go& IS Mcilcn lon0e Ser,
biloun9@Itild inter nclltrotCnl See
boOcn poIenrcn miiBtc. Die bCi0en
parallel lnuiG1ben GuunclSl Die
,Gnl0ouCrs Cubes" ME marl ljC II
2onoon 6ercits nit popul0rer Nbs
fiir5rng ncnnt. iolen Ourd] Die oCnt
W}cerC2boOen in gcrir0er Eicfe III.
tcrgclngCrtc &rCibelhidJt gctricben
pcr0cn. bic oli CngliId)cr Scite clue
Olrd)id1nittlid,c @0Gc uon 81 SUB,
oli irou50iiiber bon so SUB bot mo
cilct obiolut molcr0idltcn 90ll.
grunb 5u liciern pcripridt. Ter III
ncrC 9urhmciicr bCi0cr Surrclrob-
rem iii uuf Is SUB bcred)net, lbre
Sdrge olf n SCcmCilen u1t0 nit
rcn beiDericitiGen GiniobrtSitredcn
oti 30 Mcilen. Sic nclte @eiellid)oft
piiroe Gin &apitol BON 400 Mtuios
ncn Srolca 5lt gleid)en SfelIcn III
1Srontrcid) mo G1lglono oui6nbrins
gen boben, Die SGlfte hopon III Nfs
ticlL oie ol,oere Sdlfte in Sbligotio.
rcr. @lcid, fir Dos erite 0ctricb8'
iobr iiGDt man 0ie 9ci0roernnlg Don
min0cltCn9 t,300000 9iciienbcn Dor.
mla. &on scr olli 3SH Ntilioncn
6roneS GciNGttcn @ruttn-Ginnahmc
w1rcn Die 9e~tricbafoltcn III &Ghc
DON 70 WiiQionen o~b5l5icbcrL 10 Gob
Gin HeillQepinn pon 2S12 Miaioncl
II pcrtbcilcn bliebc. Scr i%ron5oIilde
Nnt6cil Getriige olio IA Wtillioncn,
Der cngIiihc ebcniopicl. Bic flint.
pro3crtiQe Gcr5iniun9 cincr SbliNos
iioucnidulo bon 100 WiIllorcn
niiroc 5 Mi1ionen c%riorbern utb tiir
ooS Ifticnfapitol bon ehcnfallS leo
MiQioncn 9A MiQionen iibri9 loI-
len, 10 bob iidl gleid) fir ben @c0inn
0C& llntcrrcbnten5 cine GiulbcnOc
por 8 Ero5ent III AuSiidlt itclIt. Sn.
nerGoIb scr Slnncla ioll Scr 9ctricb
uraidIieflid) nit Siilfc ser Glcttri-
5itGt bCluCrtItclli9t mer0en. Die
@riten pcripreden iid) unr Dem In
%terncbmelL obgeiehen bon onoercll
&ortheilcn cine Inn 26 Stunben per
filr5tc Gcrbinoung nit SItinbier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
gcrnarn s.. Sunbf.

s. itarb am o. Sarunr 1907 Scrnarb 8.
Sanbt, ~geliebter Gatta bon Elisabeth SuItot,
IN ieiner 99o5nunq. Jtr, G23, &eits9tooIe.Str.
Sic 9'eeroiquna Tibet eemitaa, ben -. San.
1907 BON IrGierbauie aus rnb oer Ct. NtpboiIs
iussStirdbe ildti, 100 liH 8 ubr cine NeQuiel1s
Wiciie iir iein Seelerbeil Gebaiten miro. Scis
"ietlIItu pribntim. t0-l2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
TrGbcrifa Sdlplnbcro.

IS itatb an s. Gnrunr 1907 6reterifa
gdlun,bcra i&l N!ter bon 10 Ta5yef, I WioHatcu
un6 u Saaelt. 9eItehte Gattln oe3 Oetitor6cne1i
,yreberid s. Gtumberg. Sic 8eerhiGu1a iittoet
Hpnneritn1, giutmittnG5 2 ll6r. bon Der gSobs
nul9 ible5 Sbloiegeriobnes, @rH. G6arleS Fds
N-1NL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Ghriitrph Edlucinsbera.

IS Itarb an g. Tanunr 1907 G9riitopb
sdipetnsberg, G~eIiebter @aite Der ucritoroeneu
4fdrO Gbntinsherg. i'll feinem II. Hchclsiabre.
1907, TanntitlGqs , llbr. bon ietner lSoDnunB,
gtr. 2Ot0. Aanf. Strabe, aus aui Der Baltimore
Grrrtern" itat.. GG-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Wnftic 2Q,,iuc.

Gs itarb AM 9, 1nnuar 1907. I'M $50 ll6r
Wproeils, @Gltie 2ampe, geliebic Satin bon
Sobn 2datpe. Sic beeroiGlina iinoet 3reitaB,
NddmitiaGa , u1r, Ron Der 9Spbnung ibres
Contradictions. orn. Seurn u. Sii1tiua. Fir.
2522. EitsTcrsrut Strubc, aus Gti Der rYnltooii
Barr 6pltetrvN" itatt. i0-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
&uiuIanb's tirfiife 8Goer.
Ganttable.G sbdabe, Yuftauit gegen. Stets often.
(gfna22-)
gtabfirt 1880.
Wil9eIm .. Neintarbt

WI ~U|If
Ncm-gort claitiidc @rndjbanSer,
ulue Tcher,
ftunen SAG nno s'adt 9etraefn uercen.
Mnh drt.0mmmi-SGnSer
utid,e nte r,itrn. fetbIt bei'm @aocu nidlt.
GiefelheH ino bon anen aer5te, beftens
cmpfobien.
Gr o~erfertiat auf @efteIiung nno bat nuf eager
SulniterbHnocr 0nteriet bSbtuocu.
meid,e uno Ge4ftiien-Srnabiuoer,
10 artunGirt, hnb feine geebrtet 8nnoeu be-
fierS 3~ulrienen aefteat ftHo.
Mae 9ridbinoer. Naltoaeen unS Sniirn'
nrelfe tpcrben earantirt, oab fte palen. ullb
difS Sauhrrfte uro Geffe aneefertigt.
0ir Tameu limb ,Stnimer
unier Nufftbi oon Mtab. Heinburht bottaHoen
Mb. Isiepbpn - GGmrfIuuh 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
glnorcas Scim.

Gs faro am 0. Snnunr 1907 9tucrraS 9ctn
in ieiRem II. 4sben5idbre, @atte bon GbrilttlIn
st. @eim. Gic Aeeroianug Iinoct an %5reitag,
gtGtmtltdqS h3 llbr, bon ieiner &obnlna, gr.
1903, horn fremont %HIoelilte. ats ituit. Ger
puilotc II. Srelltoe itno CtlgeiaociI, Dem Irdllers
GO-ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
ltfGronrcftd StuB.

IS iturb am o.. Julunr 1907. I'M 1 llor
WIorgCns, Wnrgnrctn guF, GeIiebte Satin bes
rCrit0roGReH Som HliG, In ibreIH 81. Gebenss
ia5re. in ibrer g4obnula, SrGltItns2!uenne, @ars
~ocnciie. Sic 3cit Ger &ecrotgtng miro Ipdter
nnlCHeiGt. lO-) :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Gle NuSmonOerung aus
ocn Ger, Stooten ndd Canada &c.
itoItct lid) bon Sobr 5ll &obr lcbbal-
ter. Son Sui bis Gttobcr oieicS
Sobrcs panoertcn 1897 &crioncn
aus, 8cgen nllr 1864 i'm 0lei6en
3eitroltme 0eS G%oriobrc5. Gle Sit.
nnbnle betrd0t olio ilbcr 40 &ro5cnt,
mo oQc 9(n5ei6cn iprcd)cn Oaiiir,
OoB lie in 3ufnnft nod) gr0Ber ieir
miro. Sim itdrfitcn lit Bic 9lllaluon.
0cutn1 in 0cu @rcn5ituotcn, ullcin
nit cincm grGbercn o0cr gcrinBeren
Ero5cnt iino 10 5icmlid) ollie Stoo-
ten bct6eili0t nomcntIih icnc, oic
cine Itnrte observation-disclosures 9cpGlfc
rlllg Go6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

@egen.bicp 6 lo9eng
&cniipnirlmg ser 9utncS 2lltoe-
iteutcn, mcnn lbicicIben Elm gcruiiic$
AIter crrei6t babes, ninnt Sic no
tionoIc Gipilbienitreiorut . 2iga nit
Ge0t cine clitiGieSene StcQltng Gin.
Gie Tc0icrungS NnGcItetlten, oie
olrd Sos GipiloienitacIct Dor 1rl;no.
loicr GntGoiiuna iiher inns, pernn0-
aeL ga ibrc 9e5oblltng cine Der
bdItniBm0bi0 cute lit lidcrli0 so
iiir ST. lorgcn OoB lie i'm 2(lter Dor
9totD acithiibt Iin0; lore NnipriiG2
ouf cine Eeniion iinb oe3bnlb lutgc-
redt. Mon id)offc Die GrpreNuna
ron @eloern SIT Gompogne5peden
ab, 10 ooB lie sic betrcffenben Clint
men 5ltm Gintulli in cine Geriihe.
rings @cicQi1aft ~per!penaen fGn-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Trau Glilabetb &nbolpb,

Gr. 1919, MeR-2annaif' straIf.
Sie slusiteuins bon ecinaItem 9orSeIan
ipiroe Wipntag, ben 8. December, e%rnifnet.
9deIidl bon 10 llbr Normiita9s bis 8 nbr
snhmitidas.
@roBe Iusipa1I bon preistueriben sBeibnadts.
8eichcnfeiI. (Sept30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

nc6cr rolgreid) dye Ser
iud)e nit eirca nelten 0iingntittel be-
rId)tct 0aS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rium ser &ereini0tcn Stooten. Nus
gcher0 bon ocr 16otinde, oab ser
grGbtc Gbeil ocS frltd)tborcn Grobo.
oen5 aus ourN &erwittcrllng ~5erflei-
nertenl @cItcin Geltebt, bot man &c.
m06nlideu @ranit in fcineS Eltlocr
permablen uno olS Ginger bcln1bt.
Die G%rgcbnilIc iollen goll5 a,SNc5cid-
net 9elpcicn Ici1. nomentlih nit Tiid-
ii6t ooroirf DoB cine Come 8rnnit-
plilper rttpoS iiber orei Collars foitet
unb etmo 10 piel befrltbtenoc Stoile
entbdlt, mic man ionlt MIR iiir ungcs
iGBc blln0ert Collars beihofien fam.
CgSbl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Sic Giirfei bat Qegen Sic
N6Ii6t Gnglonb's, Dos Sinoi.@ebict
ais Gin mnobB0ngi1ca Ncportenlcnt
inter elncn e~ngliid)en 9eonltcn 5ll
%itcllenL Nrotelt cingclcgt. Oh lid)
england mobl INT ocn YrotcIt flint
merit miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Ser .W illion0rS Glub"
III @uibington bot lit oenl neitcn Sc
notor Simon @uggenbcinl, Der oen
Stoot Colorado pom 1. WGrl oieies
SnbreS bis gum l.. MGr5 1913 pcrtrc.
ten iol, einen Slnpod)s befomnlen.
Gr miro Der jiingitc gunocS.S enotor
icin, oenn er lit crit IS Sabre alt, bn.
Tiir lit er aber reid init WtiQionen &C.
icgnet. Sein Sater Wteper 8ugaeu'
leinl fam ais armer Idlpei5erild)er
Gimpon0erer nad) Imerifa llrlO tali.
bcltc nit Sienidnuar5e. Gr fam ipd.
ter in 9eiib elmer Minc. boilte cill
Sd)nlel5luerf un0 bclite beberrid)ell
ieinc iieben Sobne Die unerifoniid)en
Sdpnel5merfe. Ser S6me!5-Srllit be
ltcht aus ben @ugaenbeinlers, ultb
Sinon @%llggenbeimer lit bos @altpt
0crielben. Gr lot 5!uor crtlurt, Dd6
or uiht alS GertretCr Der .Smeltin1
Company" III Den Scnot gebe. ions
bern OILS Der cinfad)e 9iirger Sintou
UllggcnbeinL, INN Den Stoot Colorado
81 uertreten mo oen SSntcreiien oes
gailjen Sanbes III oieten. 9as Ser.
iprehen lit gut. Nolen nal obuor-
ten. mie IS gebolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Sic a3Ilin. StaotS5ta.~
idlrei6t: Ger 8oupernenr Geneeli
be%iiirportet ben Flonb cine slli5abI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
lorraine,

MhferiidJ - Hnrfarttg - Srietfldl.
gSeftli6 bolt gSalbruof cir ltnh cine babe
0teile. Neuupt Ole init 1ulubdttat be5eitncie
9iortbsgtoen;ssGar. 5rrte 0utfben gSudmitta85
AM Termirl3 Yrciie bon 9eer1hu:BpldBet
icbt fpciiea. 2eidte 9ebi1au1ger. IeIcphor-
Cation 223. Siireau: Trausliu. nnb gainoior.
9ipobs. Gerinn0t 8rufbire. (Wiui4,1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
6. e. Y. uub Wio. SelepGpne.
8. Ednocr & S1bnc,

2eideuDeiintter nrb GinGalinmirer,
Gr. nos mo t7f0, Canton. Npenue,
NIB SiibuItsGde Saitimore.Str. r,o 9roaotuGh.
Snbritaaten ben HatcutsGa$feis.
Gebrl0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Ser preuBti6e 6inon3s
miniitcr b. &bcinboben erflGrte Bel
Der Gr0ifnltng beS 2onOto1c@, BOB
lid oie ltcbcrid)iiiie ser G]iicnboDncn
tbeihocile per5cbniodt bGttc1. So0en
uuierc @cgner Scr Ntlni3ipolj}irunG
nod immer, BOB Die &critootlidung
Elm 6eblihlog iei? Us fomnlt oo1
rUobl MIR ooro,rf al, luie lie gcDo1Os
babt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

2Gbrcr nod europa SIT Ieuoen, oontit
lie oas 0ortige Sfulmeien tennen
Ieraen uno hire %Grfohrltngen nue.
brtn9eno in Dem unlerigen perrpcr-
then fonnen. Ger 8cDonfe lit Dor
treiIlldl nl1b iollte mtbe0in9t pcrpirf-
lidt meroen. Sic NuSQa6e bari nid)t
ms @cpi6t loQerL oenn lie miro
bu1Oertfo0e 6rrd)t troacn."
Goa @iiOgct Ser Sto0t
NGu.Dorf crgibt cine 2lllaGobe BON
80 Collars fiir je0eu G%inpobner. Sic
SGtl0cu Der Stoot bclauien li6 ullf
525 Milioncn 3oQur5, pou mcld]er
Gunule etpo 52la Niillioncn mi leP-
ten Sabre 81 ben iriibercn Sdyul0en
gefommen iino. Sos lit aid) fiir Die
reidJite Staot Ser 3cIt cine idJlperc
Stelcrlalt; unllomebr ais lid) gerone
sic rpiMItcn 2eutc Dor Dem Stelter-
5nbIen oriitfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

roIcn nit IS StinnIncM Die olio IN
Ser Sage ii1b, Die Gntiheiour8 ber-
!lber uno biniiber in ser @ono SIT
bobcn. @oS bel Der @o5I mllnoert,
lit bic Sonoerbiinoelei. Die iid' olld)
iii S6mnbenldnOle gclterO modt.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11

were needed, no better cxemplifi-
cation could be given than in the
recent labor trouble in Butte and
Anaconda, Mont. The stereotpycrs,
pressmen and other printing trades
employe went on a strike. Rather
than concedc their demands, the
newspaper publishers closed their
plants and ceased printing papers.
This left Butte and Anaconda with
out a paper, and while the commu-
mites were more or less served by
the Helena and Missoula papers,
which issued special Butte and An
aconda editions, carrying local ad-
vertising, etc., some of the large
department stores which had car
ricd page advertisements in the To-
cal papers, admitted that business
fell off 90 per cent; dentists, jewel
ers, etc, who depended on their
advertising to keep them before
the public, were almost entirely
wiped out. The stores and other
advertising interests attempted to
remedy the situation by circulars
and dodgers, but this had no effect
jim bringing trade. The moral OF
this incident is so obvious that it
requires no elaboration, says the
Boston Chronicle.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
Railroad Men AppeaSed.

The differences between the
western railroads and the members
Of the Order of Railway Conductors
and of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen have been adjusted. The
men abandoned their demand for a
niue-hour workday, and the rail-
roads made an advance over their
previous propositions in the pay of
baggagemen, flagmen and brake
men.
The original demands of the men
were for an increase of 70 per cent
and for working day of nine
hours. The managers offered an
increase in pay of 10 per cent, and
declined to grant the nine-hour
day.
The agreement was reached
mainly through the efforts of Chair
man Knapp of the interstate COM
merce commission, and Chairman
Neill of the United States labor
commission. They formulated the
llsld1 DlDROSitlOll Oii Wbi1Ai DCAAi
sides were brought together, and
the final adjustment was chiefly
due to their labors.
The settlement includes an in
crease in wages of passenger con-
ductors, $40 a month; baggage
men, $50; flagmen and brake
men, $3.50.
Overtime in passenger service,
on fifteen-mile-an-ho hour basis, IS
cents an hour for conductors and %
cents for baggagemen, flagmen and
brakemen.
Ten per cent increase for freight
conductors and brakemen.
One hundred miles or less, Or ten
hours or less, to constitute a dainy
freight service, with pro rata over
time.
The new agreement goes into eff
feet at once.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
Fertilizers and Insecticides.

Ammonia is a good fertilizer for
verbenas, a teaspoonful in sprink-
ling can once a week. Liquid ma
nure (weak) is best for roses, about
a quart once a week on the roots
Use one teaspoonful of nitrate of
soda, in sprinkling can of waetr.
When thoroughly dissolved, sprinkle
on flowers, and then wash off the
leaves with fresh water. This will
give most satisfactory results, used
about once a week. 1t is especial
ly good for pansies and asters, the
latter when buds are half formed.
For insects that chew leaves and
buds, one tablespoonful of white
he1letore III large sprinl1ling can
of water. Stir thoroughly and use
when leaves are young or when in
sects are first noticed.
For aphis or little green bugs on
sweet peas, turn on the hose or
sprinkle with soapsuds or tobacco
water
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
Wait for The Biz Event.

The Mountain Home Commercial
club will give grand ball at Gar
rett opera house, Friday evening,
April 10Th for the benefit of the FL
more county fair.
The proceeds derived from this
dance will go toward putting a roof
on the grand stand at the fair
grounds.
The young lady selling the high
est number o. tickets for this grand
ball will be given four compliment
airy season tickets, and the young
lady selling the next highest num-
Der will be given two compli.
mentary season tickets to the Ell
more county fair to be held mere
this fall
A big banquet will be served at
the Evans Hotel that night. Don't
fail to attend, and be sure and buy
ticket from your favorite young
lady. For further particulars call
at r. w. Smiths drug store.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
Monarch to Install Machinery.

Daniel Kirby, manager of the
Monarch mine at Atlanta, has ar
rived from the camp. He was met
at Mountain Home by Mrs. Kirby,
who has been spending the winter
at Salt Lake.
Mr.. Kirby had rather rough trip
out. He climbed Bald mountain on
snowshoes, the snow being from II
to IA feet deep. From Rocky Bar
he walked part of the way to Pine,
the roads being too bad for vehicle
all the way. From Pine the trip
was made by stage over roads in
terrible condition.
Mr.. Kirby states he has a force
Of so men employed on the COM
pany' property, 20 in the mine
and others at the mill and the dam
at the power plant. The mill build
ing has been enclosed and they are
now setting the foundations for the
machinery. The latter has not yet
reached the camp and cannot until
the road over the mountain opens
in the early summer.
There are nine cars of equipment
al Mountain Home and nine more
to be received later. 1t is the in
tention to haul il to Rocky Bar,
beginning as soon as the roads are
fit for freighting, and then take it
over the mountain after the snow
goes from the greater elevations.
The electric power plant by
which power is-to be generated for
mine and mill has been completed.
There remains much filling to be
done on the dam and force of men
is engaged on the work. 1t will be
completed before high water comes.
The rise some three weeks ago
brought the river up about to its
flood mark, but it caused no dam
age.
Mr. Kirby states the Minerva
property is in full operation. The
mill is running and the usual force
employed in the mine. He has not
been to the property recently but
the understanding is that it main
tains is very attractive character as
development work prog esses. n
Boise Statesman.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
Rose POtpOurrl.

Frequent cultivation not only
keeps the ground clear Of weeds and
retains the moisture at the right
depth for root action, but by stimu-
lating growth is the best preventive
of disease and insect attack.
Old and decayed branches and at
least half the previous season S
growth should be cut away early
each spring, and little cutting
back after the first blooming will
insure more late flowers.
The ideal soil for roses is a good
rich loan. They will do we'll in
sandy soil if a little clay and plenty
of rich manure is mixed with it and
it is then generously watered.
Surface cultivation should be
given the soil at least once a week
from the time the bushes are I'M
covered until October.
When watering roses, soak
them thoroughly, getting the water
down to the roots where it is
needed.
Roses should be planted as early
in the spring as convenient after
hard frosts are over and the ground
is mellow and in fine condition. II
is desirable to plant before the
bushes have sarted their growth
Roses on their own roots should be
set TWO or three inches deeper thar
they grew in the nursery and bud
ded plants should be set tour or 81,
inches deeper. aH Tf
II wcll-rotted stable manure il
not obtainable for the rosebed
! pure ground bone is the next bes
fertilizer, but whatever is use,
should be dug in and thorough,
mixed with the soil, or else apple,
on the surface after the plants ar
set. Never put fresh manure or an
strong fertilizer in contact wit
the roots.
] Roses require good cultivation
and an abundance OF well-rotte
manure for best results.
Do not uncover roses in tn
spring until settled weather
Choose a cloudy day, if possible.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11

secretary of state at Boise. The
principal place of business is given
as Mountain Home, and the capital
stock is $40, 600, in shares of $t.OO
each, $4,000 of which has been
subscribed. The incorpor ators are
S. J. Wiedenbeck, George j..
Sherer, Henry Oswald, ]. w.
MCGUIRE and John H. Garrett.
The business of the company will
be to conduct foundry and ma
chine shop and to manufacture a
steam plow especially adapted to
work in sage brush land, besides
making other machinery suitable
to western trade.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
OOOo5o6oOOO
ON
MONDAY
April 18th,
The Bailey Siffert Gar
rett Co., will open their
NEW STORE

with a line Of Up-to-
Date Gents Furnish
ings, Shoes, and a line
Of Fresh Groceries.
If you are a coffee
drinker come in and
examine Our line.
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11
Foundry Company Incorporate.

The articles of Incorporation of
the Mountain Home Manufacturing
company have been filed with the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11

If proof of the intimate relations
between the newspaper and the
business interests of the community
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-11

Japan exported last year over
SIP, 900, 900 worth of refined cop
per.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-04

international Stock Food remedies
for sale at Fogg's drug store.
Bargains in new and second hand
pianos at Smiths music store.
If you want a refrigerator get the
best, White Mountain, at Bragg &
Varney's. (2w)
Buy hellebore at Fogg's Drug Store
and get ahead of the worms on your
currant and rose bushes.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-04
Trade Locals.
Ordway has summer corsets.

Ordway has summer corsets.
Have you seen Bucknam's new line
of sponges.
Ordway has his suits and coats
marked down.
Insect powder, fresh and pure, at
Fogg's Drug Store.
International Stock Food remedies
for sale at Fogg's drug store.
Chas. F. Ward Co., say every young
lady should have hammock on her
lawn.
Try ten cent bottle of Fogg's root
beer extract; makes FIVE gallons root
beer
Bragg & Varney have sold over 300
White Mountain refrigerators to the
best families in town; take no other.
The we'll known stallion, Trotwood,
will stand at the stable of Leroy Jud
kins in Athens, Tuesday of each
week
Those interested in haying tools,
Bug Death, Paris Green and Blue
Vitriol should call at the Blunt Hard
ware Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-04
Lakewood Notes.

The regular Friday night dance will
occur this week with music by Ken
dall's orchestra.
"The Yankee Doodle Grip produc
ed at the theatre has given great
satisfaction. The management only
have to give us such entertainments
as this to be assured of a liberal pa
tronage.
Next Sunday, July 18th, the Lake
wood Band of Madison, E. E. Towne,
leader will give concerts at Lakewood
the following being the programmes
PART /.
March, "Harmony CommanderyH -. PaDSoH
Grand Selection. "Prince Of Pilsena ..LHdeFS
Concert WaltZes. "\ineta BeHHctt
Two Step * arama ..+......... l'tri0H EreU
Selection. "CaYaliria Rustieanaa .NdSeagi1
(fntermezzo, The Flower Cir $500 NertH
/ Two step college Life.
PART II.
March, Here. There and Everywhere R9Sc
Medley, WAR Songs of the Boys In Blue.
Concert NaSe. "Serenade' .Hefberf
March, "The Iron King ............St. Glnir
Popular songs
Finale, Flag OF Victory ............ron BoH
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-04
Petticoats

Immense quantities of Heather
bloom and Silk like Pettieoats are
selling, as they look like Silk, have
the silk cry, and will wear much bet
ter than silk
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-04
New Location

The business of Herbert Wentworth,
insurance agent, and treasurer of the
Skowhegan Water Company, has
been removed from the offices oc-
cupied for the past four years over
the First National Rank, to the Post
Office block. The interest in the
Postoffice block, previously owned by
other parties, has been purchased by
the heirs of the late George Went
worth, who now own the entire build
ing