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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-24
aLakc DWELLINGS,,

Lake dwellings mean dwellings
built on supports over the water of a
lake. The name was first applied to
dwellings found at the bottom of lakes
in Switzerland. which contained relics
Of the stone, iron and brass ages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-24

New York authorities are carrying
out a scheme for giving each class Of.
animals a scenic background reminis.
cent of its native habitat. Sossby and
by, the zoo will be not only a menag-
erie, but an art gallery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-24
Hardest Of Hard LUCK.

Some men," said Uncle Eben,
complains about hard luck when all.
OATS to blame is DER own foolishness.
But. after all. dar ain no harder luck
dan bein' born foolish"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-24
uncie Eben's Wisdom.

Lots o people gives good advice"
said Uncle Eben. Its allus easier
to prescribe medicine dan it is to take
it,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-24
knockina.

Opportunity may never knock but
once, but others will do enough to
make UP for 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-24
comfortIm

If the poor cannot Always SET meat,
the rich : cannot always digest il.
~~oile4
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
CHICAGO & AL TON
NEXT ON GRILL.
JUDGE LANDS WILL START m.
CURRY AS no IRIS
METHODS.
N Connection WITH standard OIL Com.
pany- Haste Necessary IL
Come Within Statute
Limitation.

/ Chieago, Aug A. Preparations fsr
'i5e second FEDERAL inquiry Tito th4
lelaEiens between tile STANDARD OF
ll1iaRy an'f the chicago & Alton
FaliFa''i ordered by Judge X MI Ian
al7 on Saturday viii begin tomorrow
VII eall fer the special erand mrv
N:.a re issaea ana United ssale Dz
fFiet Attofney Sims win 60 over Ant
the evidence presented al tn4 raca,t+
ttl4i q the STANDARD Gil compauv
aiilcn Iesaltai in conviction ana a
i'lF 81 sZa-i0aho ana WIFI select tba
Witnesses 70 be sapoenaed II Ia.
Eeioped today THAT the reason forl
haste III this investigation 81 that Ing
statit e Of limitation is raining
asalasi 5ae government. anil beeaRsa
4 y the Chtcago 6 Alton viii escana
81 between 10 and loo
sgi.ts ST the l4g4 on which the
'aal'eaFd OH eonlpanY was convicted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Frank smith who Hyei on Calico
lsald. about forty miles below S.
Louis was accidentally drowned near
lis Rome July % 1867 Tio was about
7s sears Oh. feet inches tain. Hebf
iolehnger 90 at FIRST joint dad wan
behind right ear a. time of accident
wore black shirt dark stripe,i fr4,,,
trs ami white socks
wiil pay g5o reward for tra ro.o,.
ttI oi the body.
MRS. SIDNEY SMITH
HarriHonrille. IU.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
A BARBER SHOP
4 "HONKY TONK"
TWENTYsiX MEN AND WOMEN
WHO WERE NOT GETTING
SHAVED.
DISORDER AT SUBWAY
Results - Haul Of Pistol Totes
Chiefs Orders Wen Executed
by oaieers--A little Acct
dent-cay Jatl ron

Ihe police bad lively time sahu
lAaa niaht ANA sunday morning NV
peciall2 Officers Casey aad Fhopaa
an the 5own town beat. ana Officers
ine aai Bra3leg 81 tbe np fnwn
peat The former made raid on
~hat Mas formerly the plnk Saloon
oA Lower Commercial avenue bet
/ Which has been barber ahop for
I sohe tihle uasE ana low aiVe f5r
negroes of beth sexes some eom.
tsalat iad come 70 the chief about the
Rtase i beias stated that yiie nrae
fiees were going ia there niebtlV n.
eAAlins beer canning ga'aing ami
verse; aad tile chief requested the
7Hicers e watch for a time when 4
raid would anduRt to something III
reminder shat such an establishment
Weu'd ret be permitted Is exist Tine
n Ulcers named watched me place ann
Iseiael thar Saturday nigth was 4
5Fai Itihe - step n an3 see SHAT was
seing ora They found the plaaa
'ackel with negroes doing an mar.
'ef cf things not in harmony wifb
.Raf VET easHtHeta barber sl,sa
Honid stan3 for The officers took
of iae inmates 70 headquarters l4 +
ZEN ana IL Women ANA they win ~ r
NE attention frem Judge Ross to-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

officer Mcnamara of the Niaoi.
central yesterday arrested James
Aeo'en Who bad broken iatl ma Ola
4ai* Central cqF Fe also brought h.
i"9 ',rmhea mon who sore making "a
4isaaee Of themselves a Fad road
property
Officers FITZGERALD Wade Joanson
aa4 Hciheinz contributed 81 Jafet
IVt1 hungry horle darlue the JAY
US 2Hendels being drunk and ds
oFiGl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

There was something lomg at tia
subway SATURDAY night at the north
END oi the city Reports Of deBreda.
Ions have come r. Cher Egan about
tHe sab way especially ON Saturday
rights when some OF the negro in
habitants of Future CITY WAC hal
come into She city to spend some 1f
their weeks wages not altogether
~isei9 nlade mere On less noise al
taetf ~a} Rome hoctiug of taeir.
mouths and their gums With small re-
eAta tof the peaea Of the nelehhor
mood Ana there have been reports 5.
zs!lta and hoiduF and either Iawless
lcss from that vicinity on these ocea
lions The chief gave The UP town
Ulcers orders to watch the sub wav
'nd stop this business. ana the result
,as two vasoa loads Of pistol letters
iltarlay night brought IN by tae tive |
Ulcers named.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
orlsln q Peculiar N.m.

Inc Curious name of The anesiheffc
s'o'aine' is due io its discoverer. 81
foufneau NJ Fourneau was anxious
z peIleipa.e bis own name in con
nec'ion VII IT, bat as tic aBe.,brtfe
"s q Tie nature Of cocaine and no
so'ld resembling ihai could D.
ta on of fourufau." be- trans
&c name into its English equiv
- fi stove" and added the neces.
-aIt termination
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
To CLAN Kltoh.n

" nee walls on ceiling are panered
80 o'i eiota or painted pa, on wash.
po.ier of water and close doors ana
windows and boil the water anal
sSaiis ana ceilings are wet with
ala Take Iong-aandlad scrub.
Ina brush Or broom tie a sofa 81
~ wipe your walls This VIII says
lois Of time and trouble.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

Work is mo true friend and con.
s2ler OF man. raises h.m above all lis
Nea'nesaes. pu1fas and ennoblos
num- saves Dim from yuear temn,a.
non ana helps Dina fo bear his bur.
Den tnro1eh days of sadness. and bs.
ie.e which even the deepest griefs
give Way--M Caro-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Fence Taken Down.

Fhe on iron fence around the eus
tem house has been taken down ana
n ready " be removed % st Mary
Park, having been bought by tho cit.
"A AZ put ap there IA Ihe opinion ofI
aanE the eustoui bcus5 rraniisss
Noald look better without 3 fenc,
t'ta VISA z cement coping To enclcso |
NE grass plots
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
Vie. and VII

ne IS wise ma1 who Knows wter
q SOP. That sou have heard l-ro-s
save ne Business Arena He ia
wiser man, though. who knows when
. ~, 70 sl'p-Fho pushes a eoli ttae
.NroHlh until the vines fsaz ts.g,
t., -h'aen dollars ltat a-a hs
'-'' "--I inr Efforts LerI una-ae
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

census returns show that the tatal
population Of Egypt exclusive OF
homad hedouina is li29G.8so 81
whom 5.6lS,6sf are males and 5ss7
% females This IS an increase of
nearly l.500.o00 since 1897.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
Iso tike me tFain here for ne James
town Exposition.

Attorneys Reed Green ana Angus
leek are n Vienna. Il,, Ia connection
WITH The election contest between ~
a. Spann and Ihos, n Sheridan far
me county judgesllip
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

Judge ], n. Lansden ana daughters
Misses Effle, Emma and Margaret
isaRe for Chicaeo today 10 spend .he
remainder OF the month CT August
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
ONE KILLED AND one INJURED

Bridsencrt Conn, Aug By the
bursting q an automobile tire this
afternoon AZ it was racing through
soethPcft Pete ueaJerar WAY kiIl
etl ami William Malgar, bsIi,.
bruised
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

Misses p. and Jennie Gossney ana
M. 2 Gessney ana Harry Graham
ias James REYNOLDS Of New Orleans.
arrived yesterday to attend the CoyIe-
Reynolds wedding.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

Mrs W NJ Robinson Of Car.ni. IT'LL.
e me guest Gf her daughter, Mrs. IL
Al Pole III f4S Douglas street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

Miss Panlisis vaniiarbtirg Of cana
eifafsieaa' MI. formerly Of this civ
is sisitias MI and mrs. u. F.4sg
Gallagher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
PERSONAL NOTES
sssss Y , asEsss aissssssss

Misses olive ana Grace Cnppin hill
8sesterday for Grand Chain for \
week ) Visit to friends there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

y 2 Albrittcn, G. NJ. Marshall. 1. G.
Mccoy and r. E. BIackmore. an ef
charleston. Mo. came over yesterday
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
YsU CAN GET SERVANTS.

The servant girl question has been
q serions one In Caldwell for long
time. Relief Is at hand, as the fol-
lowing news item shows: The state
bureau of immigration and statistics
10 In receipt of letter from T. V.
Powderly, the chief of the bureau
of immigration and naturalization
of the United States which states in
substance that his bureau is prepared
to furnish farmers with farming hands
and domestic female servants in such
numbers as they may desire. These
are European immigrants coming to
this country to better their con
dltion. If there are those in Idaho
wanting help of this sort they may
get 1t by APPLYING to the state
bureau, giviHg their name and ad
ress. together with the nationality
they prefer in the application. The
state bureau 10 making effort to dis
seminate this infoi nation as widely
% possible.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
CHASTITY find
MADE At NAMPA

The body of male infant was
found Monday morning near the base
ball grounds. The police we're at
once notified and an investigation be-
gun. The body had been buried In a
shallow hole, without any covering
over or around it. 1t had been dug
up by dogs and was in semi de.
composed condition when discovered.
Whether the child was murdered
OF died from natural causes Is not yet
known, but physicians will determine
the fact later. The finding of the
body caused some excitement and
many people viewed the remains. the
larger part apparently being impelled
by morbid curiosity.
So far "a known there Ia no clue to
the party or parties disposing Of the
body, but the officers are at work on
several leads in the hope Of uncover
ing the mystery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate reported
during the week follows:
X. B. Wilson to @. P. Hartley, W.
ID. to the south half of southwest
quarter of southwest quarter, section
8, township 6 north. range ! west
consideration, $500.
Payette Land and Improvement com
pany to Mrs. j. H. Weider, W. ID. to
lot Is. block ] Masters addition to
Payette; consideration, $500.
Ben Reed to d. @. Ohaise, w. D.
to lot Is and south 10 feet of lot IT,
In block 35, Gorrie's addition to
Payette; consideration, sc, $50.
M. j. Devers to j. d. Kelieher,
W. d. to all block 10. in Devers' ad
dition to Caldwell; consideration,
$500.
II. N. Williams to w. a. Coo
bran. w. ID. to lots IL and IL and
north half Of lot Is, block 6,
Gorrie's addition to Psyette; con
alteration, 90, 200.
J. A. Harader to E. A. Kent, W.
d. TO the east end OF lot 10. block /,
of Fairview addition to Caldwell
consideration, $3.50.
Sidney Walker to Sarah NJ. And
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02

The Philadelphia society will
meet Friday Nov. 8. All are oor-
daily invited to attend. The pro.
gram is as follows:
Song by school.
Defamation, Eva Morrow and
Lutte Hartkopf.
Orations, Frank Meek aud Orriel
Guerin.
Piano Duet. Lillieve Walker, and
Harriet Church.
Essays, Edythe Johnston, Jon Bee.
son, and Claude Williams.
Piano Solo, Lucille Gillette.
heterogeneous talk, Mildred Coo
per and Myrtle Hardy.
Vocal Duet. Edna Dryden and Ors
Belle Raymond.
Readings, Alyce Morrow and Bruce
JUNIOR.
Song by the School.
Subject for Debate: "Resolve(
that the Fifth Amendment to the Con
st tuition Should not he Repealed"
Affirmative: Frank Maxwell an,
Edan Loveland;
Negative: John Fine and Bessi
Young
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
SHOULD TAKE A TUMBLE.

The accommodating and miser-
able train service the Idaho Northern
is giving Emmett is bearing fruit,
and unless the management of that
road takes a tumble aud runs the
trains to accommodate its patrons in
stead of to satisfy its petty spites,
1t will lose all of its passenger bust
ness. The stage line to Star is doing
rushing husiness. Every day from
ak to dozen people are carried.
Yesterday it was run in four sec
tions, carrying 81 passengers. Close
connections are made at Star going
and returning. The trade 10 not con
fined to those going to Boise. Many
bound for main line points 60 to
Caldwell to avoid laying over In
Nampa from three to seven hours.
The policy the Idaho Northern has
pursued for years for arranging its
schedule to compel travellers to lay
over In Nampa won't work any longer
and the sooner 1t tumbles to this
fact, the better 1t will be for its own
welfare. Emmett Index.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
MAKE GOOD SALE.

Through Mr.. John T. Sebree Mes.
srs. John Wood and Harris Seward
bought four stations from Caldwell
people. These gentlemen purchased
Hubbard aud Carlson's thoroughbred
English shire colt for $500. 90. This
animal won drst prize at the Canyon
County fair. They purchased j. p.
Wilson's colt from Napoleon. The
price was e340. 90: also q. ID. Staff
ord's 10 month old colt from Nap
oleon for $500. 90; also thorough
bred Norman Stallion from John Will
son, manager of the Kuisel ranch.
The price of the latter horse was
$4,000. Messrs. Wood and Seward
live at Ontario. Mr. Sebree also has
for sale 1900 ewes, which he has just
brought to Caldwell
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
CHAUTAUQUA.

Thursday begins the series of
Chautauqua attractions. The series
this year will be held ut the AS
semEly Hall. The first in the series
was the Amsbary Concert Co., on
Thursday evening, Oct. 81. MIR. Ans
barry has q national reputation ~ a
reader and impersonaror, while Mrs.
Amsbary has remarkably sweet
voice.
Friday, Nov. l. o. W. Blain OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, gave his
illustrated lecture, "Across the
Seas" using 100 fine stereopticon
views of the places the has visited In
Europe and America. Mr.. Blain
also shows moving pictures. including
q storm at sea.
Saturday night, Nov. I'd, G. f.
Stalker, the chalk talker and cartoon
ist, will give one of his unique enter
tainments.
Monday, the 4th, Col. John So
bieski will give a thrilling lecture Oh
Russian prisons aud Siberian exiles.
The closing number will be given
on Tuesday night by the famous
Menelsy quartette of Chicago, who
will use their new aud beautiful
musical chimes.
Botkin & Bake have charge of the
tickets.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
a vigorous exponent of free trade =
a fact which renders further comment
unnecessary.
TO LEAVE FOR new LELAND.

Harry J.Syms of the firm of Syms-
York, will leave Saturday night on
a three months trip to his old home
In Auckland. New Zealand, where he
will visit relatives.
Mr.. Syms was born in New Zealand
and as he has not been home for 10
years, he expects to enjoy the visit
thoroughly. He will sail from Van.
couver, November 8 on the Mionera,
one of the large steamers of the Can
adian Pacific line. The vessel will
stop one day in Honolulu. two days
In the Fiji islands, and three days at
Sydney, Australia. 1t will take him
about 80 days to reach his old home
at Auckland.
He will reach there 10 the middle
Of the southern summer, which is the
most pleasant time to visit in that
country, although all the seasons are
pleasant. Mr.. Syms never saw snow
fall until he came to this country
and never saw natural ice, all ice
there being Artificial.
Mrs. Syms will not accompany her
husband on the trip owing to their
children being too small to take
the trip with safety. Capital
News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
The County Commissioners adj
journed Friday after busy weeks

The County Commissioners adj
journed Friday after busy weeks
session.
The account rendered by the Clerk
and Recorder of Ada Co., itemizing
the expense incurred by Ada Co. for
Canyon in the Haywood murder trial
held in Boise on a change of venue,
amounting to $40, 410.2o, was APP
proved by the Board of Commissio
and the CLERK was instructed to issue
Canyon 90. expense warrants in favor
of the Clerk Of Ada County to cover
such amount.
The Directors OF the Canyon
County Fair Association we're granted
one fourth mill levy on assessed
property valuation of 1907 amounting
to $124O. whi,h Ia the County's sub
stantial acknowledgment of the
benefits Of the fair.
Because majority of the tax pay
ers of the village of Middleton failed
to sign a petition praying for incor-
poration papers, the Commissioners
we're compelled to refuse such dem
and.
A number Of petitions for opening
up new roads we're considered by the
Commissioners.
On Thursday the Board considered
q communication of State Bank Ex-
aminer G. d. Goaslind, Suggesting
plans for state convention of County
Auditors for the purpose of discus
sing plans for uniorm system for
Idaho Auditors.
The suggestion was approved by
the Board, but definite action was
deferred until later date.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02

erson, W. ID. to land in section g..
township 6 north. range l west con-
sisting of ~ acres; consideration
$4,000.
q. II. Hays to S. NJ. Anderson, w.
ID. to lot 1, block 3, Daily's ad-
dition to Emmett; consideration,
5000.
Andrew Glenn to @. A. Tolman,
w. ID. all of the south 33 feet of
west half OF northwest quarter of
northeast quarter. section 8, town
ship north. range l west; consider
alton, $304.47
Elsie Hays to Nels Nelson, w. d.
to lots 3 and 4. block 6, HAYS adj
dition to Emmett consideration,
$50.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02

Special instructions
Department of the Interior.
General Land Office.
Washington, d. o.,
October 81. 1907.
Registers aud Receivers,
U. s. Land Offies,
Sirs: You are directed to at once
inform all newspapers in your resp.
etive districts, as matter of news,
that In all cases where homestead
entries are made after November l,
1907 rcmmutation proofs must show
actual and continuous bona -fide res
idenoe for the full period of fourteen
months.
in all cases where the entries we're
made before November l, 1907. the
rule heretofore existing that six
months constructive residence sol-
lowing the date of the entry will be
considered as part of the required
fourteen months residence, will
remain in force.
You are directed to give this mat
ter imme diate attention end as wide
publicity as possible and to post q
copy of this letter in a Conspicuous
place in your office.
Very respectfully,
r. A. BALLINGER.
Commissioner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
NO PANICs TO ORDER.

The following excerpt 10 from a
Pittsburg, Pa, paper: That was a
stinging rsbake administered to Wall
street calamity bowler by gentleman
from Georgia at the American Bank
ers' association convention In Allan.
tic City on Wednesday. II was
william 8. Witham. head Of 104
banking institutions In the south,
who was talking Gentlemen, said
he; ''you can't have a panic, no mat
ter how much you want IL. You can
never have = panic when cotton Is
king. and the crop Of this season,
breaking all reOordss will furnish
America enough cold cash from
abroad to qusnch dozen panics. :"
Mr.. Witham went on Of some
lsAgth TO portray physical conditions
a No had observed them and to con-
trAst them with the "whisperings Of
suspected anarchy" that he had heard
a. soon a. he crossed Mason and
Oixon's line. Il 10 regretted that
more bankers and business men do
not talk In the same strain. do not
examine the situation more carefully
and tell the world the resullts Of their
investigations. One report Of the
opening Of this Atlantic City con-
vsntion. which has brought together
5000 distinctly representative del
eRates, says:
Predictions that the United States
IL ut the turning point Of its marvel
QUE prosperity we're shown to be not
only poorly timed. but absolutely
false. and prominent speakers called
for Q resume Of the present industri-
al situation to prove to the world
that Americas wealth and greatenss
are only beginning to dawn. Never
has the business outlook through he
nation been more promising; nsveI
has credit been bettsr abroad, and
bankers were told that the feeling Of
unrest that pervades financial circles
can be traced directly to the manip
ulations Of gigantic speculators
This quotstion 10 not from q re
publican Taper. but from democrat
10 contemporary in another city and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
HOMESTEADERS
Will SOON MEET

A meeting Of the North Side Home
steaders is called for Saturday, Nov.
9 at 10 a. IN. for the purpose of
perfectinR the organization of the
North Side Homesteaders Associa.
tion The first meeting with this
purpose in view was held Sept. Let.
On Oct. 18th few representatives
met at Boise with Governor Good
ing, D. w. Ross and Joseph Perrault
who advised them to perfect an org.
anization.
Commissioner Oupp il in receipt
of letter from d W, Ross stating
that he will be here on the 9th, to
attend this meeting, also that OF the
Payette- Boise water users association
the directors of which meet in the
afternoon de stated also that the
records are being searched for data
asked for by the committee in con-
nection with estimated cost of ex-
tending the Farmers Union Ditch.
1t is the plan of the committee to
get details Of the work, estimating
the cost of extension in divisions, -
the first of which extends from the
Farmers Union to Willow Greek, the
second from the creek to Hartley
Gulch, the third from the gulch to
Sand Hollow and the fourth from
Sand Hollow on.
The committee is also attempting to
get an estimate of the cost of eularg
ing the Farmers Union ditch. These
steps are being taken with a view to
taking up intelligently definite line
of work.
Laterals from the main ditch will
be divided into districts according to
the lay of land and the diversion of
water therefrom At the meeting on
Nov 9th, the census committee will
hand in its report showing the
acreage In cultivation, ground
cleared and plowed and the improve
ments, also the number of families
actually residing in the district and
the time of residence of each.
1t 10 the aim OF the association to
work in conjunction with the govern.
ment as far as possible but to ex-
pedite in every way the building of q
ditch on the North Side.