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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
A CONVERT.

a clergyman recently spoke IN PenitentaTy. 50 81.
noticed that one OF the convicts seemed sxtrsss,
him ont and said. ''Mv friend hope you WI
profit by my remarks just now and become - ~,
man Indeed 7 will the cheerful rev.
In fact. l promise 10 you that Will never NE ~.
nit another crime. but will lead an exemplary h1'
TO my dying day Il very glad TO hear -
say that" said the clergyman: "b,.. ars you g.
tain ysu will be able to keep the pronllSeF -
yes" said the convict: Tn IN here for ife'-
Illustrated Bits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
TENANTS LEAVE HOUSE IN HURRY.

Occupants Of the tenement house at No. 154 East
9th street were ordered 20 move out OF their
homes yesterday The police had been told that
the building unsafe by building inspector
The tenants left behind their furniture and house
hold utensils. great their terror when they
learned of the decision of the inspector Round
the building there has been during the last few
weeks an excavation for the foundation of ad-
Joining building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
HOLDS FOR 15-CENT COTTON.
Farmers Union of Texas Refuses to Take
Orders at IL Cents.
Isv Telegraph 20 The Tribune ]

Galveston Tex July 50.-That the cotton grow
ers in the Farmers Union are prepared 10 control
the market is shown by tho refusal of offers for
I2-cent cotton.
The union now has now 3lS warehouses in Texas
with an aggregate capacity for storing over one
million bales OF these $50 warehouses have been
built since last year The union estimated this sea-
sons crop at 1900 O00 bales. while 100000 bales
are required supply the yearly consumption.
BUYERS have tried to contract in advance for
aggregate OF 10000 bales at y cents for delivery
late December, but lass than 5000 bales were
offered. The union holds for I5-cent cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
NEW WORKERS WE'D IN WILMINGTON

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Wilmington. Del, July 30-Edward L. Miller. OF
No 4S West 6Sth street New York. tho travelling
member of prominent firm Of that city and Mrs.
Mamie s Spalding. of No 3D West 65th street
New York we're quietly married here this after
noon. The bridegroom, who is forty-three years
old, In Wilmington on business. He COM
municated with his nancec. who is three years
younger and Il widow, and they decided 10 get
ried here. The Rev. George L. Wolfe performed
the ceremony at his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
YOUNGEST sRoKAw SON GETS HOUSE

Clifford V. Brokaw, youngest OF the late Will
lam Y. Brokaw. took title yesterday TO No. S2J
Fifth avenue. a five story American basement
dwelling house on a lot 22.6x120 feet The house
owned and occupied by William V. Brokaw
for many years. Mr.. Brokaw died May s He
forth in his viii that the property to be
sold TO Clifford V. Brokaw IL he wanted it. The
named executor Of the estate. and he
exercised his right buy the property yesterday.
le intends to alter the house extensively and then
nccunY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
JUNEAU COMPANY INCORPORATED

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Wilmington. Del. July S0.-A charter was issued
by the State Department at Dover to-day 70 the
juneau Water. Light and Power Company OF New
York with a capital of si.0000oo. The corporators
are j. Herbert Miller and f. w waybright az
New York. and l. NJ. Harvey. of Brooklyn The
purposes or the company. stated in the articles
or Incorporation, are Ito build construct erect
nd Eaintaka giants buildings aud machinery for
tho control and OF water ga Ter .hs alssr,h,,
ton Of accumulated powsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
PUBLIC WORKS PLACE FILLED.

Albany, July 3o-F. c Stevens. Superintendent of
the State Department OF Public Works, to-day an
noUnced the appointment OF DIN E. EInens, OF Sen
eca Falls superintendent OF repairs OF the Cay
uga and Seneca Canal in place Of George Clark.
whose resignation requested by the superin-
tendent recently on the ground of incompetency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
NOT COUNTED AS WORKING HOURS.

Portland Me- July 30.-A decision that the time
that steamers are tied up atthe wharf between
trips does not count working hours for cap
ain and engineer announced to-day by the
al steamboat inspectors. who were called upon
10 pass upon tho question whether the officers of
Of the steamers OF the Casco Bay Steamboat
Company had not violated the thirteen hour clause
Of the new national steamboat inspection law
which forbds licensed officers of any craft working
over that length of time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
PET mAelLL INQUIRY RESUMED.

Clinton Ill. July 3O-At the resumption to-day Of
the grand jury inquiry into the circumstances sur
rounding the death of Mrs. Pet Magill. for which
her husband and his second wife held. G. q.
Oakman, the undertaken who embalmed Mrs. Pet
Magilrs body, testified that the fluid used by him
contained arsenic A subpoena issued for Mar
guerite Magill to-day, but she has not been found
She has never called at the jail. Neither has any
other of Fred Masls relatives called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
STRIKE OF BUTTER AND EGG DRIVERS

a strike of the wholesale butter and egg wagon
drivers which lasted only an hour or two occurred
yesterday morning, but before II settled caused
a good deal OF Inconvenience. The drivers ara a
local of the International Brotherhood of Team
sters They struck 10 enforce a demand for an
increase in wages. Officers OF the New York Dis
trict Council. after n conference with the an,
ployers. made a settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
MINERS STRIKE AT coNNELLsvILLE.

Connellsville, Penn. July 30.-Over lJOO miners
and laborers employed at the Wick Haven and
Whitsett mines OF the Pittsburg Coal Company are
on strike in sympathy with the laborers, who de-
mand an eight hour day. Unless tho trouble is
speedily adjusted, Il Is said. thousand addi-
tional Will strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
DOESN'T LIKE PoCANTICo HILLS.
John NJ. Carrere Not an Admirer of Mr.
Rockefeller's Architectural Ideas.
~ TeIAgrarh to The Tflhnns. I

Cleveland. July 30->John NJ. Carrere. architect OF
New York. while here to-day criticised John ID.
Rockefeller's architectural ideas.
Il know nothing OF hts Forest HILL" said Mr.
CHrrerN but havo been Pocantico Hills,
and u ia most amusing Isyout--a word which
express the condition especially we'll. I
have been given TO understand that Mr. Rockefeller
is no lover Of architectural beauty. but IT seems
though no could have done little better than
he did at Pocantico. I like William Rockefeller's
place much better"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
Refined and Dainty Apparel.
$500 from Alaska

has come 20 hsIp the po-r children 0t New Tc-S
How YOUR coufributirE2
You know city Of three million hides much
suffering AMI relieve - far funds
permit
year aided 0oN families n tte- homes b.
sides giving Fresh Air outings f0r 2S,t7H pao3s
Sickness accident. death. old l7=s GO 1scsS
state help in summer we'll a. Wi-fs- -
10 desired. We gladly write Just what good your gt
does. whether 81 Slon Annual Tue.ea-ship SO
Pleass send before forget e.
r :. NINTCRN Treasurer
Room 9i1 M 10 Eas- 81 s.
y. \. ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE con-
1SiS DlTION OF THE PooK 1901
r FULTON CUTTING Persistent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
DouKHosoRs LEAVE WINNIPEG.

Winnipeg. July 3O.-Doukhobor pilgrims. I =
three in number started from Winnipeg 20 -,
eastward march TO warmer climate. They
were persuaded not to go by way OF the States
being told that they would certainly be turned
back at the border. They hope to reach Montreal.
and believe that They Will be able 10 take ship
there for Southern Europe They declined to work
farms provided by the government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
EVANSToWN RACE SUICIDE TOWN"
LElY re lerrnnh q The Tribune

Chicago. July 30.-The school census. just finished
brings the fact that Evanston Chicagos classic
suburb, is the banner race suicide town in Illinois
With twenty-four thousand population there are
only more children in the suburb than there
were year ago In fact, tho only friend the stork
seems to have In the town is negro minister
whose family shows regular Increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
JUMPED FROM TRAIN; WAS KILLED.

RockaWay. July So.-Howard Lynch. nineteen
years old. jumped from a moving freight train on
the Lackawanna Railroad yesterday rolled ,,pdar
the train and was killed. Lynch. a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis j. Lynch n carpenter He wanted
10 go 10 Danvile and found that freight would
get there ahead OF the regular passenger train 81
he boarded IT, The coroner gave a burial permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31

Only One "12RoMO QUININE,
! Shat LAXATIVE BROMO Aainine sIr,u.x,v
named remedies sometimes decisive m. Sr.t 80
original Cold Tablet ia a WHITE PACK AGE rdtS
black and red lettering. and esars thu .snsI,rs ~
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26
A DANGEROUS POWER.

me course OF the Statesman the Haywood assumption
OF power that threatens every individual 1.-THE State Of Idaho who
may incur the en Of that publication Here the leading paper
u state making itself party the prosecution of criminal case
coors Its reports Of the trial. makes spous arguments for the
prosecution abuses witnesses for defense rdcues the defendant
attorneys and IN way like paid advocate may claim
at IT'S motives are but exercising dangerous prerogatve
II IS lowering trial in the plane partisan
political contest is sporting with the lives of men, presumed by
e wisdom OF ages OF experience be innocent
II IS monstrous prevasion Of the rights the press
what IS this the Statesman exercising this case
pesunes to take the place of Judge jury and attorneys argues
aay after day often logically and always with malice
ior the e-blood OF w D Haywood These tactics if it,
chooses can be used in every criminal and civil in
"hat SHOW Tor fair trial would there be for poor fendess
man against this daily TRADE this daily attempt to inAunce public
opinion?
Judge not lest ye also be judged still divine command ex
eu WIN the wisdom of the ages and time comes when
eaVin Cobb stands in the dock there will come to him its full mean
ing and ne viii view the opinions the press far differently from the
manner IN IN which he exercises his power now
The Haywood is the courts back of the prosecution he
leasury OF the State of Idaho the prosecutors are the foremost at
oney IN the state the judge they esteem and vet this
ol enough but the Statesman day after day pour forth its
e'o must seek to control public opinion must argue vlfy II
nd malign '"2 fl
here must be reason and time itself will show what that
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26
AS TO Mr.. BRYAN and OTHERS.

The CITIZEN receipt of private letter from m i,
III J" = Whwe State Senator from Lemh County who t,k
Us % task Tor advocating The of Governor Jo, g.
soent and the turning down of Mr. Bryan The doctor states
Of 10 see US taking our political dope from Henry Waiter
son. he New York World and Harper Weekly and asserts that
aed democrat who would not for w BRYAN would not
vote Tor Governor Johnson because they stand for the same
pohuoaly IS the same old safe sane" fight that GO
party back to waowng in the me ST Louis convention d
"hch rcsetd IN the most overwhelming defeat the Marty had m
ned N centyof time If Bryan be elected no man could
nope 10 WIN who advocates the Bryan principles The same mo,
arc opposing Ban nomination saying that Roosevelt will not
Is onaed They know that the chances are ten to one that
Roosevelt VIII be renounnated will make the race nc .
er bryan can hold the reform The organized labor vote
e Anforest Reserve vote and Anti Chinese and Anti
oe a. no oher man can do Johnson good man and real,
democrat but when comparing him as statesman Nth
". j. Bryan IS like comparing gna with an elephant
Inc doctor concludes: address this friendly criticism 70 v h
ae am your friend and want your paper succeed and
y arc opposing the VIII OF nineynne every hundred Dem
ny - VIC g wnen you attempt to turn down Mr. BRYAN for
any sig man The Democratic party lam confident will nornat
~ % aeeamaon and my confidence people assures me that
to begin ~ @ eiiuin VI
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26
WHAT IS THE MOTIVE?

We believe the action of the Statesman in the HAYWOOD ~
eu N the history of the world Here is man on trial Co. -
~ anu uay after day the Statesman has msrepersented The 49,
~ neeIed az his attorneys, has abused and vl6ed b -
~ useaied nm guilty in advance trial and AZ every &c. -
Pseungs. surely these the functions of neusn,
~ sunny Fhnanous attacks entirely out of nlace E ~,
supreme Court OF Colorado fined Senator Patterso g.
g on case before itand the Statesman has po,e b -,
10 comments have not been fair but have been s,ls ~
Os ana seem inspired by lust for blood Wlat b,s 49, j.
- W 0aesnans act9 Has it hoped that sove,,q, y coz,
$50 UeA ne "fJ and give that body false rnressio, 4 III;
OPront Inc question is pertinent one f
"s statesman pretended to believe that there H Some .
inc haywood case and the timber footing cases i, sh
@ el coming very close tothe Statesman fact e -,
pug rs manager catching Senator Borab no, ,nd go.
~ ana throwing CONSERVATION into the camn of the l;, '
@ inner circle Of which the Saeman is fueIeman h
49, Vnio OF the State of Idaho 1t penerall, s II
80 ~ oer ioohng cases postponed to give the nr a
H. % haywood caseand it begins to look as tborh t.
thought the conviction of Haywood would he I,
- sai 81 the timber In other words Cob e
same motives that actuated Harry Orchardbe I. , +,
tolls Oe'S OF the ringsters caught in the
- par o. me duty function OF newspaper toc,,t pc
z case and such proceeding must be abhorr.a BIZ
e's'y TAR minded man D'l0''s" 70 iv
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26
LEGAL NOTICE

In the Probate Court - !. :
t OF Idaho, Ada County. IN n ia sas Y
: OF the estate of G. D HIM. us MY
To William T. Hunt Tnl; ,', Ss's e
5 Thornton Hunt, Eliza Bean Bean ( ~ 4
Hunt, James Hunt, Jessie Him. s'q y
ram O. Hunt, the unknown nun; y; Y
Iabitha Duncan, deceased F Ssa 4
Reynolds, the unknown Issue s y Y
Dlllard, deceased, Elizabeth r RI, I
Minnie Peoples, Daniel W R Das
gohn +: Brunson, Bernice perrsl
Lydia Crouch, Brnnsou .''i lug
other persons, not herein named i i I.
or claiming any interest in ~. iaI
OF the said G. D. Hunt, deceased
you are hereby notified and rsos.,
70 appear in the Probate Court y 1 l
State of Idaho, in and for AL r =
at Boise, Idaho, on the Sd da law 4 ~ ~
Der, 1907, and exhibit your y r. ~
tive claims of heirship, owner,bn :
interest in and to the estate ~ fl y
y. d: Hunt, deceased.
This notice is given in acco-d...
with an order issued out Of ths ' p,.sa
Court of the State of Idaho. h
county, on the 18th day Of JUN IN
which order is based upon a petiion I.
an order, filed on the 26th day If h.
1907, in said Probate Court M W
liam T. Hunt, (who is the only y or ~
VINO has appeared in said Court ch-
ing an interest in the estate of ii. q /
=: ID. Hunt, deceased, I'D TO the n 4
of issuing said order) from which =
Iition 1T appears, that the said c b
HUNT died intestate in Boise, Idss
april q, 1907; and that on the tsa {
lay OF May, 1907, Karl Paine wa, \,
,ointed administrator of the estat, \
ne said G. D. Hunt, and ever sm
las been and still is the duly appoints
ual1iled and acting administrator 1
ne estate of the said G. D. Hunt L
eased; and that at the time Of 4
cath the said C. D. Hunt was ,.M 81
nd possessed of the following descrSs n.
al estate situated in Ada County, Id IS
wit: Lots II, IS, 10 and 20 in Bbdl M
Hyde Park Addition to Boise, Idah
Il OF which more fully appears in tx
ID petition of William T. Hunt, hsf.5 Ia
TERED to and now on file in the o6a
the Probate Judge, of Ada Count 4
aho.
And you are hereby notified, that |
Il tail to appear in the Probate Court
the State of Idaho, in and for Al
unity, on the date above set oa
4 exhibit your respective claims d
rshIp, ownership, or interest in sd
ate, as above required, your defsri
| be entered for not appearing
resaid.
iiven under my hand and the a
the Probate Court of the State
no, in and for Ada County tbs
day of July, 1907.
HARRY LEONARD &
Ckt
lied July 18th, 1907.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

inc POSITION The CITIZEN takes regard the presidential nom
- n the question should be open one Mr. BRYAN takes
s position IN the The Commoner and urges the Denoc 80 a.
various states to bring their favore sons And tb;s i [
nc nomination IS not morgaged Mr. Bryan and men of the stand
ing Of Senator Cuberson Governor Johnson Governor F m
Jusue ruer have right to be considered We suspect the
latter IS Wattersons candidate with a n,ousacbe W
ar bryan may not make the race He made :.
mistake IN running in 1900 would be nvincibl now e -
moi uered the second deaeat He cannot be perpetual
' eiaets from the high regard in which he is held to
suggest that other man might secure more Or ~
M bryan IS an aspirant he will be named and in anv event H.;
s WIN eotro the convention but will do no harm for D
papers 70 chant the praises Of representative Democrats
~ oeison OF oner good =
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.

mas gone forth from Oyster Bay there is to be no re-
VISION OF the tariff until after the Presidential election and
NJ HOPKINS OF Illinois the messenger delivers to the world
no matter what disposition majority in CONGRESS- NAV 49,
IN view OF the action of the National Manufacturers
ASSOCIATION IN favor of tariff revision the edc Of prd4
e e'ueS It. lie is both Legislature and Executive and the D.
puoican majority in Congress must succumb to his i IN
says the Philadelphia Record eH WILL
I The ukase of President Roose,e1+ 1900 -,
eo un the summer of 1910 the very earliest Nv the
70 DC elected IN November, 1908 since such vorl - 49,
1 u Tue present Congress is wholly out of the question No.
mA .e oteel trust the Lumber Trust the Sugar Trt and ~
e '.oropoisuc fayorites of the Roosevelt
WI Work their sweet will with the consumers If the - 49,
IN the three years there is no CALCULATING tho WIN
ousn tnelr depredaton should be ended bv tte Po
I'm majority TO Congress next year To aouse the t1
i' VA Snam war will be carried on against the H.
in ne me residents Interstate Commerce Commission
!, W oui's 1t is conceived that this will a,nIv o :,
eed people Tor the remorseless spoliatone of 49, ue
- answering ue decree of President Roosevelt St IT. . Is
~ " suicida TO the Republican partvo 70 ,nd4d,
,,r - e driH IN the next Congrss With him and -; n
b., b ota: Always outweigh the interests of the cot
p0s'poing revision the alternative presented - 81
oh al the hands of thepeope Bv tbis nos+ ~ nc Sc is
81 necessity the paramount issue of tbe -
49,, anu congress next year 1t will then he TO- ~ iot
- "een 'he party bearing tariff reform on ali -; p0l1e
vors of the Trusts - oiuer 10 earn the continued
'"e" polucians like Senator Hopkins pretend a.
~" 'esiSe the tariff after the election i ;L
earv Of Mnns - r'sn BETRAYED by the Rpresenae Men,
nd instead OF downward 9 THAI ne was in favor Of revision up
u 'hey gave the people in 1888 after pesde,4 mean
=, u recommended a 20 per cent red4; i''Hur K p
s0reca, q ne same time expose their snce duties -
rests Of the cm mu0us e eeet Of tariff agitation upon the bas
he Adr,n;srot; gu unS VIII he i'll in their months :
:. administration menace to every stock and L uS IN tace
81 Loving corporations into the hands Of rev uer N the =
:, arbitrary power fraught with mischief 70 and like
c SpSss s sss As for agitation is at an end pae s
other year The only question then favor OF tariff reform
friends of tariff revision . between the true and
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

peaed ot,.n ooany soho) Democrat (Dem), une
pe'eu attempts IN spots to cultivate Pred; une oIhe
iyev sns osra invariably spend their force within Mons Tor anti
force can esnae on SI f 0,s,% Democratic Presidential apaa
= "es Tue mpEegnabe strength William e party There
people are back of his Presidential boom Jennings Bryan The
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

iae Senator Morgan coined the term Cuckoo SENATORS.
as apat ,, @ n0dy VINO took orders from the White House
;S - M own Judgment 1t good term and its use toa,d
m cuckoo Editors" who endorse all acts Of po~,
p.;de 1s eeaoe crew is engaged in dirty warfare on Viz
's'oe Fairbanks who selected as Roosees na ~ wee
tese fact which should estop the clcoos from
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

Over in Oregon Senator Fulton is said to be wortnc
term SA iof a hi
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

The article on our first page concerning the yellow ner
pen of Mckenzie an English writer while The bis lql
sketch Of Governor Johnson of Minnesota is BY W A. Ing
known New York correspondent Credit was ID
from the articles themselves. only
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

q any harm to read about such sterling Democrat
There oosrra ~ minnesota even if you Bryan worshipper
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26
PUBLISHERS COLUMN.

Our advertising patronage
speaks for itself and the rea.
son is plain, The CITIZEN is
the kind of paper whose pat
rons read every line and it,
therefore, is a splendid adver-
Using medium. Our circula-
ton is growing at a steady
rate, Notwithstanding this is
the dull season of the year
for subscription work New
names added are:
&. Buchanan,
M. W. Reason,
John Gray,
DR.. W. +. Pike, Twin Falls,
W. Grifiiths. Caldwell,
Making a total of &c new T,
lanes recorded during the
Month. Ii
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

W. ] Bryan asserts that government ownership 90 -
not be issue in the next campaign although he hins
as the ultimate solution of the problem 1t all den.
road managers themselves. They will not be upon ss
defy the public opinion and to evade the law Tba
long suffering but their patience is at an end F0t
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

There great contest on in Mississippi between co..
and John Sharp Williams for United States Sen.to
general feeling that Mr. Williams is the ADLER the
win out. 20" ad d
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

Peck Idaho Sum- We are NOT :
peieSe IN alarming anybody It's NOT o noWler We don't
a"eelo'e were not going say anyln, % scare folks
a o. me Republican party the State Of J But to the
~. WHISPER r tins Unless violent renovation ,ano we are going
get souped at % peD t next year and half the par pace within
The Atlanta Constitution predicts tbo -,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

Our new telephone number
is Bell l4l9 black. Call us up
10 inquire on your next piece
of job work.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

Our special rate of The Orr
zen and Bryan's Commoner
Tor one year for S1.25 expires
A ugust LIST.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

Bryan by the Democracy ''' unanimous nomination &c
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-07-26

Our new department devo-
ted to Bosses business inter
ests is proving very popular.