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ALVEOL-AR TEETH-Painlass. lasting. Won
derfuIIy 1ikelife. bridgework or plating IN
necessary; painless hlling- DR. J. l. VII
son. 1Z05 Z. JyZl-tf
once Hours. $50 a. N 10 $50 P. -
DIR. OTIS " EL-ZEX. DENTIST,
zoos ST. NV. same floor as Miss Shacklette)
DR. W. j. ELZEH, DENTIST,
n l.. Cor 4Lh and =. Capitol SITS ne.
Specialists IN Painless Extracting, Cold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that nj. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices Phone IL 4e52
rng5-Ef
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BRIGHT BOY in plumbing store Apply 10
-9l2 18th ST. NV Apply after in evening
Jy29-7t
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FURNITURE repaired ana upholstered
screens made 70 order: all work guaranteed;
free. LOO Sth St NV. Phone North 4So9.
iy2-th. 5u. H-s9t
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MADAME McGARVEYes NEW DANCING
ACADEM A--IsacneE Of polite ana graceful
dancing private lessons only: waltz two
step, and latest dances special attention
given 70 children. "a 18th st. NV. Prone
Main lll5. Formerly AZ 1873 Il NV.
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PsYcHIC-pALMIST.

GET A READING from Ar. Million II you
want Information any matter. He will
tell you what you Wish ~ know. Readings
SI-00. Hypn0tism taught 81 Eye ~ ST. NV
Tel Main "a jyzl-tf
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PROPER ana correct dancing taught. includ-
ing the Narcissuz. scaottlsches three-stsp,
twO-step, ana waltz, etc.s cut rates Tor sum
meri private lessons, sc. ~ apDolntInsnL-
DANCING ACADEMY 1913 n -. nv.
1eZ5-yJt
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Mss COULTER, master o. aaucl4g, IL you
can walk / can teach you 70 waltz; private
lessons. Soc Main 1lSy. III Eye Il. NV.
jeIz-I
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PERSONAL

ORIGINAL gypsy palmist whole fortune
IL YOU NEED money 4 win make you a
loan OF from SO TO so AZ a rate that viii
pay you 10 investigate. address BOX "a,
Times Office. au2-3t
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OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
as any portrait mades come and be con-
WINGED; satisfaction guaranteed. Phone NJ.
1897. Portrait Studio. go + nv. sum
mer rates FRANK J. CULLEN 5e30-90t
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave ne
CHAG- h BLUMER. y. Cap and K SIS. ne.
ACCHESNEI & JOACHIM. cor. &c aid y st5.
AAAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th and K SITS.
AcCaESNEG & JOACHIM. SIN and \ SITS ne.
BENZ. \. LANHAM. 1lth ana =. Cap. 81
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

AN EXPERIENCED telephone operator.
thoroughly familiar with apartment house
work. VIII 90 relief work II desired NJ. +.
F., Mt. Pleasant p. o. It
BY STEADY WOMAN. work in boarding
house or private family; good reference.
165olz 10th ST. NV. II
WOULD like position as thoroughly reliable
inter in suits department; Z years experience.
BOY Zls. Times otlce. au8-6t
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR
YOU SHAVE YOURSELF; your razor is
dull; cal or drop --ts postal I VIII call. /
sharpen your own rtz0r and / cell you the
hone for % cents only for few days THE
LANCELLJILEi 81 Pa ave NV Room i.
dIo-ol
DRUG CLERK; 10 years experiences whole
sale drugs and laboratory work. % year
man at George Washington School Of phar-
H-acy, desires posi- on at once; best Of ref
ereuces5 northwest e. ction preferred. Ad
dress z. u, p, Time once. II
PLACE in lunch room By single man or
night work in hotel. Address BOX 21S. Times
office. au3-2t
POSITION by man, as automobile chauffeur.
4l3 Franklin 81. NV au8-Zt
POSITION for a young Italian as machinist;
also for an American boy of Il; willing 10
do anything Address MISS L. ROBERT
son, The Kenesaw, NV. II
SMALL JOBS of painting work done; low
est prices. Address 626 Virginia ave. sc.
BY YOUNG MAN, position as receiving or
slipping clerk: references c. BAL.DUS. 1886
Quincy 81. ne aul-St
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
FHe-ra4 -Hr
drop card; viii call. G. LIVINGSTON, 1872
1th ST. NV. or phone North 1904 jy2-90t
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor worn gar
menJE: either ladies' OF gents: send POSTAL
viii call B. TARSHES, 1905 9TH st. nv.
Phone North 439. js1-u
power must be al in good order and price
reasonable Address b A. THOMPSON,
III y. Alfred St, Alexandria, Va. aust
DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF vour
household effects; a. in the market for fur
niture and merchandise; all kinds; big money
paid. D. NOTES, 6l5 Louisiana ave. Phone
n. 2006. myl3-eod-sOt
HIGHEST cash prices paid for CASTOR cloth
ing ladies' or gents secondhand shoes
etc. drop postal. 1 viii call; or phone n
my26-s0t-exsu
BEST PRICES IN TOWN PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHES
PHONE N. $40.
u. =
my2S, m, tn, sI-50t
NTED-Furuiture-Fo cash; sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD Sth ana K Je2-tf
AUTOMOBILE and bicycle tires and inner
tubes bought a specially; spot cash paid;
any Junk for sale see me before others
Drop postal. WASHINGTON SCRAP IRON
AND METAL CO.. 2025 9TH ST NV
iy17-f.m. w-9Ot
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
on clothes. ladies' or gentemen's. Address
postal, ] viii call promptly.
MORRIS STEIN.
l245 7th 81. NV. ap3O-Ss5t
SPOT CASH paid for household furniture,
CARPETS stoves, books, tools. and AL kinds
OF secondhand merchandise. 204I 18th ST. NV
Phone n 3035. ty16-90t
DON'T LET the moths ear your CiOthesl
Highest cash prices paid for CASTOR cl0thes
shoes, hats. etc. Drop postal Phone Lin
coin PA
JACOB GRITz, SIS sth st. So
5eel-su. yS-50t
WANTED-Am very much in need OF furni-
ture. Send me your order and get the best
prices IN town. LOUIS NOTES, corner sth
ana D NV. Phone MAN S4l6. uy28-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY. Zls = 81. NV. Misses
Chamberlain ana Cobb, teachers; private ana
class lessons; social dance Thursdays. pLOae
Ii. bSf7-Y jeZ4-s0t
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a. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO., sth and sts. 20.
a. y. BURROWS nth and Pa. ave.
,. II. WELLER, cor, sth and
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MODELS Of attractive face ana nEurs niII
be paid Tor their services work not din.
cult. apply at l221 g ST. NV. care OF Bells
studio. my3-90t
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Advertisements VIII be accepted

AdYeTtisements VIII be accepted
at any OF the following bCancb
OIices at regular OfIice rates. Ii it
is incOnVenient to leave advertise
mentS at either branch ONCE or
The Times Business Ufice, they
may Do telephOned direct 20 The
Times main $3.50, and a messen-
ger will call to collect without adj
ditiOnal charge 70 the advertiser.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-Biggest ticket offer
ever made; samples free q. c. DONALD
son, 927 + ST. NV au2-2t
LIBERAL TERMS to agents u solicit bust
ness for a responsible up-to-date Casualty
Company, writing all lines. J. c. DOE.
Building jy31-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ASSISTANT MANAGER-ImmedlateIy. for
moving picture show good position and
make investment. WONDERLAND AAIUSE-
MENT co. F'redericksburg. Va. II
ARE YOU HANDY WITH TOOLS?-Send Sl
for complete details Of plan whereby you
can earn fair income in your own home ia
spare time. BOX 2l2, Times office. aust
BRIGHT BOY IN plumbing store. Apply TO
1912 18th ST. NV Apply after in evening
BOY about 16 with wheel for once work
Apply Room SlI Columbian Building
BOY-In blacksmith shop. 1868 Wisconsin
ave. auZ-2t
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted; experience I'M
necessary; 500 per month and expenses.
PEERLESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
DRUGGIST Registered; permanent position;
hours a day must be sober and indus
| trious. Address *. X J., Times office.
DRUG CLERK-Go5d references required
Address PHARMACIST. Times Office
JEWELRY CANVAssERS to sell diamonds.
watches. ETC. 10 the best trade only; good
men can obtain position for salary and
commissior, Apply CASTELBERGS
mh2-mo. ". fritz
LIBERAL TERMS offered 10 agents to solicit
business for a responsible up-to-date casualty
company, writing all lines
j. c. DOE. Empire state Surety co.
jygl-tf Room 4o5. Colorado Bldg.
MAN-Young, colored: general work, s0l
MEN % sell household goods on instaIlments:
good pay no experience needed 74l 9Th 81.
NV. AUST
IAN-Young as salesman IN furniture store;
one with experience preferred. Apply HOP
WOODS, SIN ana X NV II
MAN to wash bottles GLENMORE DAIRY,
1911 G sw. au3-St
MATTRESS MAKER to come to house 10
do work 1897 Eye 81. NV au2-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to take established
stand 1920 18th 81. NV. aul-3t
WAITER-white. FLOBENTINE CAFE.
1904 Pa. ave. NV. au---t
WHITE CHEF and steward FISHERS
AGENCY ais 1oth St NV. au5-zt
WINDOW CLEANERS. Apply 1928 n. Capt
tol ST., 8 p M II
WANTED-NIen or boys over 10 years OF age.
good wages. permanent work. Apply base
ment OF l4oi p st NV lyS-H ,sa. u-tf
YOUNG AIAN-Experienced in agricultural
store. 1921 9TH ST. nw- aust
YOUNG NIAN-Bright. in wholesale butter
house: state age, experience, salary expected.
Address in own handwriting. BOX go. Times
Once. au3-2t
HELP WANTED-MaIe and Female
sTENOGRAPHERS are always in demand.
We can prepare you for position In 30
hourv. STEEOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
orado Building Ouen day and night myl5-tf
WANTED-AGEETS.
AGENTS WANTED-Biggest ticket offer
ever made; samples free G. c. DONALD
SON, 927 + ST. NV au2-2t
LIBERAL TERMS 10 agents u solicit bust
ness for a responsible up-to-date Casualty
Company, writing ali lines. J. c. DOE.
Empire state Surety Co., Room 405 Colorado
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
kent Rooms, Rooms ana ROard-One
cent a WOrd-MlnImum space Is words.
Business Opportunities h or sale Mis-
celIaneOus, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets. etc-l5 cents a line 2
times cOnseCuLIyeIy. IL - cents Anes
5 times COuseCuuVeIy, 10 cents line.
Minimum charge 40 cents
All other CLdSsinCauOn5-l5 cents a
line, = times COnseCuLiveIy. i y cents
u line, times ConseCuIiVeIy. 10 cents
u line. Minimum charge 90 cents
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10 THE LADIES'

GREATER WASH. TAILORING. co. we
eyes clean repair garments reasonable PFieesi
mems suits sponEsd. pressed &c 6ly lOth-
l44s L NV Phone y 4S93-M
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sell OF exchangs .3ae tss Igsla5Ilel1a 80
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. slI +.
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WANTED-B0OKS.

SECONDHAND BOOKSHELF PAY GOOD
PRICE; SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAR
TICULARS. II. ROSENBERG, STH AND
+ SITS. NV. myth. sa. n-90t
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SOUTHWEST.

v. HUGO EIsESBEIss. 7th ana G streets.
MCDONALD J. W, ~ ana I sW.
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WoRKINGMANs WANTS.

WORKINGlIEN. Il is nice 10 know that by
coming % the old reliable you are handed
S. note I'm the saving by buying one Of our
elegant s. suits OF clothes; all WOOL tailor
made Slightly worm; all goods reduced.
JUSTFS OLD STAND, 6l9 D. auS-It
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EON-MEDICAL HEALING.
The Juuod Method-(The Vacuum)-0f HYPE-
RENIA-RESTORING THE CIRCULATION
Is the DRUGLESS and the BLOODLESS
CTrRE, Tor that LAME BACK, RHEUMA-
TlSM. ATAXIA, BRIGHT DISEASE, and
those AILMENTS that interfere Win the
free use Of the limbs, ana make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. II. y. II. PARKER
I424 New York ave. y. W.
Hours, 10 10 s. Sundays. 10 20 l
Lady Assistant
Read Non-Medicai healing next satdrd ~
ana Sunday. Times Hy25-tE
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2. Machine. zoo a. vltagraph comic 6ln.
model - OUTFIT, calcium JET ana electric
burner 500. r. HOY, Jr., 6th aud Ia. ave.
II
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FOUND.

LACEY'S ICE CREAM
Is good enough for the queen; gOc ana soc ozr
gallon; Neapolitan. $1-25. Established lisa
fe4-tt s91 NEW YORK AVE-
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FRESH COW ana calr Tor sale al CeatraI
heights d. C., $40 JOHN A. FOSTER
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GEORGETOWN.
y. p. WELLER. Pharmacy, S5s4 II 81. NV.
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MOTORCYCLES.

WE SEVENTH AND L CYCLE co. >.
agents for the Indian motorcycle; bicycles
ana sundries; SO and 81 Fisk tires reduced to
81 3; baby carriages, etc. repaired.
jyS-g, sa, nn-sOt
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FOX sALE-Ice boxes suitable for lunch
rooms, dining rooms. hotels or boarding
houses see HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X
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CIRCULAR, Band and Handsaw sharpening:
saw cumming and baudsaw brazings first
class work al reasonable prices.
i. ERWIN LUDWIG. lis c st. nv.
1yls-n. u. Sa-S7t
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LOST-BetweeR A ST. sc. and North Carolina
Ave Church, sold chain and cross; Initials
L. A. ". Suitable reward il returned 10
SIS A ST. Sc. au3-3t
DOST-Male Maltese cat; answers 10 the
name "Nootsie-" Reward If returned to 300
Seaton place ne Ii
LOST-Saturday, August /. black pc textbook
with SCI. Return to WILLIAM WARD, Gag
Elliot St ne, ana receive liberal reward
Gail between and 2. ii. ID
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ANACOsTA
BURYs PHARMACY, corner Monroe ana
Jefferson sts.
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FURNITURE STORED FOR 75C PER LOAD
large, clean, spacious compartments; careful
handling; expert packing BAUM'S. 912 Pa
ave. NV. Main lz54 Jy5-tr
WHY pay more? We store for 75c a load
u. S. STORAGE CO.. AIS 10th st. NV Phone
l229 fvs-g04
100 SEPARATE storage rooms; storage bv
the load; packing, hauling and shipping. See
Us before storing. THOS. BOWLING & Co,
Auetioneers. 62 z st. nw.i phone Main sl5.
myl4-S0t
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ON BURGESS HO-
So. NV. au3-2t
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PAINTs I'D sIGN PAINTING

MY PAINTS last. know how TO mix them.
Carry fuu line OF high grade paints. Extra
fine walnut screen doors AUGUST WEBER
Sl3 Maryland ave. ne. ie6-Sa, IA. w-s0r
BARGAINS IN PAINT
Roof Paint Sc. Special. 4 gsi. House Paint
and Brush. SI.50.
JAS. A JENNINGS. s14 Pa Ave
1e19-sa. n. w-s0t
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HELP wANTED-Mals and Female

sTENOGRAPHERs are always in demand
We can prepare you for a position IN 80
houCv STEEOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Col
orado Building Oueu day and night myl5-tf
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9.l-'II '1lt-ALlIl 20 LTHIiII 100
I-asy Payments Tuning $50. STORAGE, etc.
GEO. LAWRENCE. SIS G.. Chase Bros Pianos
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SOMETHING THAT WILL INTER
EST YOU,

The wholesale representatives OF
the Eilers Piano House will be in
Blackfoot for a period of five days
with a carload of as fine pianos that
have ever been shipped into this
section; during this sale they will
offer some exceptional bargains In
the piano line. making it possible for
the piano purchasing public to secure
an instrument at factory cost.
This car was shipped direct from
the factory and consists of pianos
that we're picked especially for us and
represent the highest grade of ma
terial and workmanship that these
high grade factories turn out.
We cordially invite your inspection
of our goods in our car at the depot
25-1
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A. J.'.Robinson of Granville, Ill.
has been here visiting his brother in
law. R. N. West and family on a two
months tour of the west.
VIM. Harris of Mackay and Geo
Stinson of Moore came in on Wed
nesday's train to spend day or two
at the Grove City.
L. M. Hawley was up from Poca-
tello Wednesday on account of the
illness of his father-in-l law, Albert
Anderson.
H. B. Curtis, the county recorder,
left Monday to attend the state con-
vention of county auditors at Boise,
which lasts most of the week.
Mrs. F. e. DeKay received tele-
gram last week announcing the death
of her father at his home In Illinois.
Her brother, Geo. Mcleod was with
the father at the time of his death.
Last Friday the large screw that
elevates the beets from the washer at
the sugar factory broke and made 1t
necessary to shut down for couple
of days. A
Some of our local folks are in
trouble since the morning train
comes in at $50 instead of o'clock.
They either have to miss some sleep
or Miss seeing the cars go through.
Geo. Emery and Earl ]. Michael
Of Challis came in on Wednesdays
train and went to Salt Lake. Mr..
Michael is the treasurer elect for
Custer county and will visit his old
home in Illinois while on this trip.
S. s. Hammond had the misfortune
to splash some lime mortar in his eye
and it is in bad condition.
M Volpert is at home again after
long "trip on the road.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-11

Lewis Nugent and j. M. Rice were
up from Otis Tuesday for lumber to
use in new bridges. Mr.. Rice is the
road supervisor and is putting the
roads in shape for the new Snake
river bridge to the bluff. The bridge
being built directly east of Lewis
Nugent's place and nearly south OF
the old Herman ranch.
The Twin Falls County Poultry
Association will hold its first annual
show at Twin Falls, Idaho, January
% to 81, 1909. D. T. Heinrich
Judge. Competition open to the
world. Premium lists may be had
upon application to the secretary
after Dec. 18th, 1908. Mrs. B. F
Mcpherson, Secretary, Peavey, Idaho
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-11
MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCEMENT

Persons wishing goods delivered IN
time for noon luncheon must place
their orders before II o'clock. Orders
to be used for 6 o'clock dinner must
be placed before 4 p. m. The earlier
the order is placed, the better chance
we have to deliver 1t before it is
needed. The tendency of the public
has been to wait until late hour
and then ask us to deliver 1t at once.
This practice would force us to in
crease the number of cars and car
riers and the increased expenses
would increase the price of meats.
We want to give the public the best
service possible at the least expense,
and ask the cooperation OF house.
keepers by giving us their orders
early.
We close at $3.50 p. m, except
Saturdays and days proceeding holt
days.
GROVE CITY MARKET.
IDAHO MEAT MARKET.
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TO BOOST THE w. o. w. LODGE.

P. F.. Gilroy, organizer for the Pa
cific Coast jurisdiction of the Wood
men of the World, is here and will
remain for some time to help the
local men strengthen the lodge.
G. w. Granville, T. r. Jones and Geo.
L. Stone are some of the leading men
in the lodge when it comes to doing
the necessary work and an earnest
effort will be made to secure the
membership of goodly number OF
people who are interested but who
have thus far negected to join.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-11
TROUBLE WITH THE SHEEP.

v. A. Bidinger, who lives near the
sugar factory, had some trouble with
sheep being fed in an adjoining field.
1t seems that he fired shot or two
from his dooryard when the sheep
were all about his house and he is
charged now with shooting at the
sheep or the herder, though 1t has
not been shown that anybody or any
sheep got hurt.
The case is set for hearing next
Wednesday.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-11
A BUSY FIRM.

The Blackfoot Fuel and Ice Com
pany, under the management Of B.
w. Holbrook, is serving up coal to
people in way that is very crafty
ing after the experience of general
shortage of fuel.
The many friends of Mr.. Holbrook
are glad to see him engaged again In
active business.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-11
MYsTERIoUsLY SHOT.

A. M. Stangle, formerly of Black
foot, but now of Pocatello, was shot
in the back on Sunday evening just
after dark, while at his slaughter
house. The shot was taken at close
range and there were powder burns
on his body.
The shot passed through his
shoulder and arm, and 1t is thought
he will recover.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

I lost white-faced steer, years
old, branded Z H combined on the
left shoulder and |. d. on the right
ribs. He left my slaughter house
corral about the 18th of November.
Will give So for his recovery.
l.. B. DORE,, Idaho Meat Market.
25-1
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Rats by the yard at Jackman's.
25-2
Mr.. H. Hanneman and family have
located in Fresno, California.
Half the beauty of gown is the
fit. Go to Jackman's and get them
specially fitted. 25-2
]. H. Merrill will buy your fat
hogs. Phone GAG. 25tI
Hot dinner and supper at the v.
]. s. Club rooms today and tomorrow.
Hot dinner and supper at the v.
| ]. s. Club rooms today and tomorrow.
]. E. Cowles has sold his rooming
house on North Main street to Ogden
parties.
Ed Holstien is back from a trip to
Dakota. He was in lot of very
stormy weather and likes Idaho bet
/ ter now.
Farmers are writing contracts for
a greater acreage of beets for 1903
than have been raised for several
years.
Messrs. Craig and Feagins, who
have been selling lands on the Powell
tract, have gone east for short
time.
Aaron H. Conover, one of the old
residents of idaho and pioneer OF
the days of opening stage roads, died
at Challis on the S0th of Novem-
Der.
G. NJ Wolfe, one of the operators
for the Short Line at this place, has
been promoted to assistant ticket
agent at the office at Butte City.
J. H. Acuff, who moved from here
to Rupert, is still at the same place,
but gets his mail on rural route two
from Hepburn.
No. 8, the morning train going
north, is now due at Blackfoot at
$50 instead of at sos as heretofore,
and the Mackay train leaves at
7:45. tt
l.. N. Hocket and wife are here
from Idaho Falls and have rooms at
Pennington Flats. Mr.. Hocket is
piano tuner and salesman, connected
with the Pocatello Music Company.
John Misslen is here this week
from his new home in the upper part
of the valley. Mr.. Misslen has not
been in Blackfoot before for four
years.
Mr.. Malm, the tailor, has vacated
his shop on North Main street, and
will devote his time entirely to the
farm now.
Miss Candice Robinson of Red
Bluffs, California, is visiting at the
home of R. N. West, and after the
holidays will return to California to
enter the university at Berkeley.
T. S. and Mrs. Morrison went to
Pocatello last week to visit few
days with their daughter, Mrs. Ollie
Cooper, and from there they go to
Colfax, Washington, to make their
home.
John Ramsour, former resident
of this place, but now of Gleichen,
Alberta, came in Sunday night from
Canada to stay a few days. He re-
ports things running smoothly at
Gliechen and the settlers we'll pleased
with their farms.