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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-19
Fiscal Estimate for
North Point Pleasant
slate Of we.. ylrgInls,

state of West Virginia.,
Town o. North Point Pleasant, T9,wtt:
Mason County, held in the council cham.
August. 1908, there were present. Samuel
Luton; Mayor, l., a; McMillin,, Recorder,
shaw vi ana SS w. b. Sns seiby, membeia oftho % coaa
eli OF said city or town.
In accordance with section chapter Q of
leg SIsiStufe OF ieOs, Tie councIl proceoded to
make up an estimate of the amount neces-
to cover ali munIcl pal debts and lisbllitieS
payable during the said year, includlng
probable expendltnres for mnnleipni pI; pur;;
taxes, expense for collect lions and contIn-
gencies; but deducting the money In the
the year and municipal claims, doth deter.
mined and estimate the several amounts to
he levied as follows:
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy IS cents on the One Hum
dred Dollars valuation.
4, The amount due tho said town, and the
ioetibie from rom eve svery ygS source, exc Except from
the levy of taxes to ba made for the cur
balance in hands OF the city.
2. Debts and dema nds owed by said muni-
.cipnlity which will become due and pay.
Guiding Interest on bonded Indebted
ness oil eVorykInu anu character
Outstanding orders..,...........$ 10OO
Poor funds Observation-Disclosures 5000
3. Election Expenses.
Per diem OF commissloners....$ ibl
Perdiem of poll clerks. s........... 800
Printing ballots, stationery, etc 900
For salary of mayor. ISL
Fos sniary of councllmen...,..,. 6oOo
For salary of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 W
For snlaryof sargeant...,.,,.." % W
IA. Health Department.
Salary OF health officer. III 90
For repairs to streets and aileys3 200 W
II. For Delinquent.
Real Estate.................. 500
10. Contingent Expenses. 49,.
For collectors scommlssionB....& 80 W
For books. stationery, ect... 6S0
General expenses. uV'
Total amount estimated for municl.
ItapppePphs paa P9rite the council that the total
en ment thereof, f Is sSIsoisSii being real estate
J 1855 @ 20; and nd RAILROAD and other property
assessed 'by the board Of public works 20 ! he
by the officer whose duty It is to make out
OF Of is section M IS chapter 70 Of the Code, as last
Si1 soiSs est mSies thas il Is e raise
by levy after deductingnll credits, 1902. 80 for
SRRsoRs oRns bSS fSS
poses viii produce the estimated amount
State % West yiTginIa,
I, Il. A. MoMiIlin, Recorderl In nnd for
the municipality Of North @ @P9int PiSas,ant' an,a
County Of Mas9n; stats 81 Inv %es iorsgng Einini e
a true copy from the record OF on order is, Z
y. 'i-O >'' l.. A. MCMILLIN,
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1t appearing TO the board of education,
that the total valuation Of nll the taxabl,
property In this district: nccordIng to th,
real estate to the value, Of i!s2SS9; i; person9.i
property to Tho value OF Sl76i0Oi and rail-
rond aud other prop OF assessed by the
board of public work to The value OF $il9.
b22 " as certified to this boDrd by tho otii
Ger whose duty IL is to make out the innd
books according to the provisions OF beo !.
Iion 81 chapter of the Code rs last :
amended, and II appearing from the fore
going estimates that II Is necessary to
raise by loyy, after deducting all credits.
$iS07.q5 for building purpose and $2676 foi
teachers purposes; therefore levy on eRcli
One Hundred Dollars valuation OF 20 cent?
for building purposes and 20 cents toi
teachers purposes Will produce the esti.
mated amount necessary as aforesaid foI
the ensuing fiscal year.
state OF West Virginia,
County OF Mason,
District of Hannah, To-wIt:
I, Joseph Meadows, secretary OF the
trlct OF said county and state, do hereb!
certify that tho foregoing Is true cop!
from tho records of an order made and en-.
tered by said board on the 18th day oil
August, lp0S.
August, 1908.
Secretary Board OF Education
Hannah District, Mason COun-
ty, W. VA, Ashton, Post Ohico.
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Cologne District Estimate Spo-
cIRI Election.

state OF West Virginia, County Of Mason,
DIhtrIet OF Colban0.
siniS. held isi On tho iith day u RhsSSt. igSs,
as required by chapter 0, section y. OF tho
Acts OF the legislature for 1908. proceeded 70
make the following estimated;
BuILDISe,ruNp.
Amount due from shorifr ifr......".,assieg II
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At a regular meeting OF the sounc,, ior the
held on the Ilth day OF August, 1893.
for the purpose Of nakIrg up an eatImete OF
for The ensuing year; and 4, rs tolIowat
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sinta nf went YirrInia.

state of Weat Virginia,
Secretary board of Education.
AT a meeting OF the Board OF Education Of
Graham District ,of Mason County, held on
the llth day of August. 1908, the following
nRlImRlnh MRa mnna. -.
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To Do Away with Envy.
Thou oughtest not to know -
wealth of Thy hvi~hbor. - AomtF.
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onicers present; . a Casio, Mayor. II y
Lusk, Recorder. Council Present: II. H
Calderwoods Jas. Parsons, John McDermotts
w r Smith.
/. This date above mentioned
H. a q. fIADssTKS, IDsK. ,RssSSsG:r.I hsSSE;
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THE sRs sS%snSs ana SSss as
teachers fund.
oltStsnding orders Including In.
Deiinquent taxes (estimntedi..., 800
Sheriffs scommissions (estimAted) 20o0
For two teachers holding No. one
certificates at $1,000 per month
for eight months. a.sl............... - 800 60
For one teacher holding No.two
FOR eishs months s ....!........s.... p.. @ 1900
1lSSooO
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Fiscal Estimate for
District of Hannah


Comfy of Mason, ~
District of Hannah, To,Wlti
At a regular session Of the board Of ed.
ucation of Hannah district OF Mason
county, held 81 the regular meeting 5ss place
1908, Pfesonts q. M. Melton. rresidenk OF
said board of education and u VI holleS
and y. %. Green, Commissioners.
In accordance With section y, chepterv,c ~
the Acts of Tho legislature OF ieo8, the board
mate OF the amount necessary to be levied
for the current fiscal year, to cover Gil dis.
1.-THE year, Including the probable expendi--
lures for district purposes. and proper nj
Iownnces for delinquent taxes, expenses OF
collection and contingencies, but deduct
Ing the money In the treasury nppltcnblet to
the service OF the year and district claims,
doth determine and estimate the several
amounts ID be levied as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy is cents on One Hundred
Dollars of the Valuation for 1903 and 1917
cents on One Hundred Dollars of the yalua-
tlon after 1908.
Will become due and collectlbie from
every source, except from the levy of
taxes to be made for the current fiscal
Amount due fund from sheriff.. 62 IS
Rodemptions teStimated) .t...,." 10 90
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The debts and demands owed by the dis.
tTlct as q whole, and payable out OF the

,. The debts and demands owed by the dis:
tTict as q. whole, and payable out OF the
teachers fund.
Outstanding orders. .. ........,$ 100
DelinQuenttRXes (eAsimated).u. 90 o0
ssSfssssSas aSS g
For eight tenchers holding No.
one Certificates At 1880 per
month for nine months .s,.... 1910 %
For one teacher holding No.two
certificate at $500 per month
/ for nine months s...............n 3l0 20
High School
For one teacher holding Eo.rne
certificate Mt $76,O0 per month for
ninemonths 49,. .s.,..............,. 90 70
One teacher $500, nine months. ia6 90
ono teacher 5000, nine months. 400 90
One tencher $65.0 nine mouths. bS5 %
Ono superintendent at $St1S per
calender month for twelve
months .,,.,,.......,..,......... lVO "
,7Ioooo
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rEAoHERs FUND EsrINATh

MnximumIeyy % cents on one Hundred
Dollars on the valuation.
. The amount due, and the amount that
will be due and collectible from every
source, except from the levy OF taxes TO
bio made for the current fiscal year.
Balance due fund from sherln. = Si2 BS
Due from general school fund
(Enumerationl ............ ....s. do 65
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TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy % cents on One Hun
dred Dollars of tho valuation.
|. The amount due. and the AMOUNT thai
Will become due aud collectibie from
every source, except from the levy of
taxes to be made for the current fiscal
year.
balance due fund from sherlH...s ls z
Redemptiong (estlmated).... o.
Due from general school fund
lon.).......,......... 1916 o.
Sl7OO 81
2. The debts and demands owed by the dis.
trlct as n whole, and payable out of thc
teachers fund
Outstanding orders including
Interest. t.,,.,.......... y 100 IN
Delinquent taxes S(GstInated)... 10 N
Sherilf's commissions (estlmnted 10 o.
For one teacher holding No.
one certificates at $I6 per month
Tor six months ................... 30
For ten teachers holding No. two
certificates Mt S35 per month for
six months......... - ........ 2lOO
For ten teachers holding No.
three certificates Mt $50 per
month for six months.......... 1900 0J
siS76 x
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-15
Il {.
S ante.
Sir $500 mad 9entihlaub.

Deatfd : amerffaniide 3eitnngen
tperoen i'm alien Taterlano nit gro.
ben Snterefie geleien, neil fie 1ib
fret ausipreden uno bdufig BON bril-.
BEN mebr Neuigfeiten utlo Ma1rihten
bringen, als Die oeutiden 3eitungen
ielbft. Ole .6reie Hrei1e fir Eeras"
lit b1iiben iiberan, pobin iie gelanot
miro, elm iebr germ geiebener @alt
ltno fam fih riibn1em Mnerfennung
nno 8iir6igung au finoen, pie aus
aablreiden 8riefen an nrs, iotpie an
Dieienigen, tpelde oas 8latt an tire
8~ertpanoten ihifen, berborgebt. Wer
oo6er ieinen 8eripmoten un6 Sreun.
ben cine Greube ertpeiien, ibnen elm
t~piafommenes Geihenf MAIDEN min,
Der beiteae fir iie Die ,Sreie Brelfe
fir Segas". 9as Sntereiie fir Xeras,
tpie iiberbaupt fir ben Staat uro Die
8egeno, mo- Die 9erponoten pobnen,
1T IN Deutiblano iebr Iebbaft uno es
lit unm0gli6, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 griinoIihe Muffldrung uno ge.
idreibung oes frem6en 2anoes al ge-
ben, nie Dies Die ,Sreie Brelie" all.
podcntlid tut. Sir ben gerinaen
Breis bon $500 berienoen mir porto.
fret infer reihbaltiges @o1enbIat,
auf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine Ioren.
i'm Nuslanbe.
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als Der 9OIbf9mieo fid f6mun=
aefnb entfernt bate, mari ii9 Srou
9eopig erglIbenb in Die Mrme bes
@atten. u@eraeib mir, Du lieber, mob
Ter Monn!"
ssei nur ftiue, @6ub! mon fpri6t
bariber ni9t. limb Elm ri9tiger Mann
nirb oaes tbun, um fetner Grau cine
8lomage 5u eriporen, aud nenn tie
berbient fem Ioqte!"
n0arf i9 Dir bic ,eineeIporten'
oreibunbert Start. tpieoer einbdnbioen?
sd selobe abfolute @efTerung, perbe
ME pieoer - e%infparen!!"
nWer's glaubt!!"
Sn Der nd9ften gemeinberatbss
iisung f6nong 9err Sf6urtf9entbaz
let NIT Mu6t unb Wiirbe bic gplbene
@lode.
@erne pdre bonn 0erfafer oub Der
Name Der ein3igen Stabt in Sirpl NIT
aetbeilt pproen, bic bas Gliid bat, Elm
fol4 f~eltenes Stiid ibr eigen gu nene
men, md boau p~ouItdnbig 3oG> unb
fpefenfrei. oQein er bolt cine Nerf9leie-
rung be5 Namens fir brineenb qebo5
ten, neil namlid bic gef9i9te fi9 in
WirfIi6feit ereignet bat.
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BmmUDliameu anb DenenY robnii,
Trima Baumtuouinmen WehI pn
Tonne $23.60 u. 1923 rs.
Baumppulnr1en.O Del. rub, S4.07 II. 40.
Grima Baumrr0ainmen +. 8ufhen. per
Tonne 1924. 90.
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Gan Wntonto. 9. 0es. 1903
Nteh Marft.

San Nntuniu. 9. ges. lyUS-
Dhieu $3.50 bis 1925 per 100 0n
R1he $1.75 Bis 50 40
Gunen unb nStags". $l.75 bss $3.50
Sdbrlinae 2.25 bis $3.50
R6lber $3.50 Bits 1925.
Shafe $500 Bis SO. 25.
Dtegeu $500 Bis 1926.
Shtuetne $3.50 Bis 1850.
ct. 2pmis, 9. Des. 1908 -hinop,eb,
Nntines s4.75 bis $3.50. Ferns . @ish
S. 90 Bis $6.40
Smmeine 49, 80 Bis $50.
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Gas edte 6. mnb Z. gmd Mofes.

albertls Masnus, Die eebptifden &c
leinni6e. 9as fiebeuulal beriiegelte
Bud, iolpie biele anbere merftpiir6ige
leltene Bidder iiber Wagie, @bmpaa6ie,
Wagnetismus unb @ppnotismls. 8las
netenbii6er, Sraumbiider, 9unftir6iis
der u. fp. aufragen fperben mtsfiibre
lif b%eanttportet. Satatoge frei. @eens
ten %berIangt.
g. sads, 482 Gt IT. Ctr, 81. 3,
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9 { N /

RartDHeln. galitDrnio. $3.50 u. $1.6O
per gtn.
8piebeln. Nenom 9nnnel. ST. 6 unb
$1.75. TeTas 81 25 unb $l.35.
EDmaten, Eeras, 81 25 per 4 @orb
Crate.
&Dbi, 50. so per 100 Efunb.
8ohnen, crime Eeras, 80 gents
stumble @adbs go Gents. per &ife.
@urfen. ST. per 8itte.
Stra so u. 60 Gents Der Riite.
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8os @ebeirnnis Der 8~e5ie6uai.
gen lit oos @ermogen, iih onBer al.
8e5ug 81 erbalten.
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9 q Il nj 10 I'll E.

San Mntpnip. Eer., 9. Deg. =
Ordinary 4 GIG Cts; @nob Orhinnib
5 3Il6 Gents; 2op MibhIing 6T Cts
Mibbiina ~ Cts: gpob Mibblins
81 gts.; Miboiina fair s 3i4 gts.
@alreffpn, 1ex., 8. Sea = Drbtnals
5 GIG gts; @opb Ordinary 63I16 cts.
Som Mibbline ~ Cents; Nibbling
81 Gents; g0D6 MiboIiaa ia cts;
Ribblina Sair 9 3l4 Gents.
Ren Crleana, @a., 8. Sea.
guDb Ordinary 65a gts.: Som Wiot.
ting s Gents: Mibblina s 3l4 Gents
gD0b Mi6biina l.S Cts: Wibbiirp
Hnir 81 Gents
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

G. G. Mortrude spent part of last
week in Seattle on business.
V.B McKeeth was among the Grand.
view visitors here Tuesday.
@. w. Davis was in town Sunday and
Monday from Smiths Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook have re-
turned from weeks visit at Boise.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
l.. j. Weaver Saturday afternoon.
Furnished rooms to rent. Apply to
Mrs. Geo. Hendricks, Front st. lott
Norman McCann was Grandview
visitor to this place Tuesday OF this
week.
W. N. Scotield was up from Grand.
view Tuesday Of this week doing some
shopping.
Mrs. Worth Lee and Mrs. e. M. Wolfe
visited friends in Boise several days
last week.
A. ID. Mcdonald was here from Min
neapolis last week looking over the
real estate situation.
Lee Barber, we'll acquainted in this
community returned from Boise on
Monday evenings train.
j. M. Minthorn left last week for
Boise to become an inmate OF the Sol
dier's Home at that place.
w. +. Dodson, representing the Rich
ardson Drug company of Omaha called
ON the trade here Monday.
John, Bill and Leo Tate aud Arthur
Hutchins went to Boise ON Tuesday
moons train to be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mill, Mrs. Nj
hills sister, Miss Nellie O'Neil and
Mrs. Baum left for Boise Tuesday
noon.
Miss Ella Galloway, the day operator
at the central telephone office, was on
the sick list several days last week but
is again able to be at her post
j. +. Fletcher "Big John" associated
with w. L. Montgomery in the sheep
business near Grandview was up from
that town Sunday of this week on bust
ness.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

LOCAL BREVITIES


=. ID. Brown, of Little Falls, Mont
was in the city several days last week
making investments in the local land
bargains.
John Owens has moved the cottage
owned by the ColviIle brothers to the
lots in Daniels Addition recently pur-
chased by him.
Bert Kelsey recently presented to
the public library forty-seven volumes,
welcome addition to the rapidly
growing list of titles.
Rev. III. A. Lee, of Weiser, was n
guest of Rev. @. E. Mason during the
week and assisted him in conducting a
series of special meetings during the
week
K. Il. Thompson, who moved here
about year ago from Tarkio, Mo-, has
completed a very commodious resi-
dence on Maple Street and moved in
Monday.
The local electric light plant was out
of commission several days last week
on account of defective boiler, bat
the lights were again on Saturday
evening.
Il. q. Towne came down from his
ranch near Pine Sunday night and after
spending Monday here continued on to
Boise to spend several days on land
business
Tom Brady, Mountain Home boy,
left SUNDAY night for Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, where he will commence tho
yearly occupation OF shearing sheep ON
the machines.
Ex-senator Arthur Pence from Owy-
hee County, came in from his Hot
Springs ranch Monday and continued
on his journey to Boise to be gone two
or three days.
Chick Smoot, for long time one OF
the printers ON the Nampa Record, will
go to Mountain Home today where he
will take up the same work on the
Mountain Home Republican-Nampa
Record. Chick arrived and is duly in
stalled as printer in this office.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

Louella Pascoe entered the eighth
grade Tuesday.
James Pascoe entered the second
grade the first of the week.
Helen Pascoe entered the high school
Tuesday morning She makes another
pupil for the Freshman class.
Miss Crane the seventh grade teacher
was absent last Thursday afternoon
and Friday on account of illness.
Miss Hinchliff, the sixth grade
teacher in the public school was absent
from her post Monday and Tuesday OF
this week on account of sickness.
Esther Evans, who has been attend
ing the Sisters school in Boise, found
out that she could not stay away from
Mountain Home so she is now in her
old place n the high school.
l.. L. Spring was a business visitor
at Glenns Ferry this week.
w. II. holland was in town Wednes-
day calling on the local merchants.
The Sub Rosa club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. w. ID. Reynolds.
Fred I. Smith, of the Smith, Cowen
Live Stock company, came over from
Bruneau Tuesday with load of sheep
pelts.
E. 2. Cowen, the we'll known mining
man left yesterday for Challis, Wash
ington. to be absent from town about
month.
H. f. Shelton, who has been down
from Pine attending the Board of
County Commits meetings for
the past ten days, returned to his home
at Pine yesterday.
1t is reported that new mail route
is to be established in the near future
to carry mail to Lenox, Ida. 1t will
probably be operated in connection
with the Thurman service.
A. M. Harris, the we'll known cattle
man of Bruneau came in from that
place Tuesday and left the same night
for Boise on business trip of couple
of days.
Fred ]. Walters who went to Bruneau
several days ago to buy cattle, re-
turned Tuesday and took the night |
train for Boise to try and complete a
deal he partially made while there.
Paul A. Cowgirl, who represents the
Des Moines Life Insurance company
in every state west of the Rocky Noun
tains, was in town on business con-
nected with his company several days
this week.
John McKimming and James Lock-
kie, left Glasgow, Scotland, on the
eveHing of Dec. Goth last, and arrived |
in Mountain Home Sunday, Jan. 18th,
fourteen days on the way. They left |
q few days later for Thurman, where |
they will live with Hugh Sproat dur
ing the coming winter
Frank Tragario, a large sheep owner
of Owyhee County, came in Tuesday
from Bruneau. Mr.. Tragario says that
while most of the stockmen have bought
hay, it has been such an open winter
that none of them have found it neces-
sary to use any of 1t yet.
Frank Tremmel, son-in-law of Arthur
Pence, came in from Hot Springs Mon
day. Mr.. Tremmel is installing a
turbine wheel in the
Buckaroo ditch about half mile from
Mr.. Fences Hot Springs ranch. This,
when complete, will give about one
hundred and thirty-five horse power.
Mr.. Pence expects to put in generator
and use such of this power as he needs Il
'or lighting purposes, but further than
hat he has not made any plans.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

Big Reduction on everything In my
store, Nothing Excepted. nv stock
Is too large and has got TO be reduced
this month TO make room for new
goods expected soon. As a conSe-
quenCe | am giving big reduction.
Complete line of FURNITURE, CAR.
PETS, RUGS, nATTiNG and NAT
TRESSES. DON'T fall to get my prices.
ThoS. Trathen, I9.tf
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

Rev. DR.. McLane visited Boise for a
couple of days this week.
Miss Sallie Galloway arrived on
Monday Moons train from Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Cannon returned
Sunday from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Raulins, Wyo.
Mrs. w. II. Flewell wishes to an
nounce that she will take few pupils
for piano lessons. Address Box 1442,
City. 1920
Rudolph Larsen, a sheep man at one
time resident of this place, but now re-
siding in Glenn's Ferry, came in from
that place ON Wednesday moons train
Miss Stubblefleld, of Boise, will be
in charge of the singing at the Congre-
gational Church during the revival SER
vices all this week. She will have
some special selections ne It Sunday
at both the day and evening services
j. b. Whitson, well-known sheep
man of this section, who was hurt by
the ferry boat at Loveridges Ferry
about a month ago, arrived Tuesday
evening from Boise and we are pleased
to report that he is on the high road to
recovery.
Dr. W. f, Smith spent Monday here,
leaving that night for New York City.
where he will take a post graduate
course in m dicine. The doctor will
also consult specialist about his stom-
ach which bothers him at times and is
giving him considerable trouble at
present.
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For Sale

Modern six-room house, good To-
cation, large lawn we'll improved.
Price reasonable.
Four.room house. two acres of
land, improved, Price reasonable
and on easy terms.
Acreage, close in, improved. This
is an exceptionally good invest.
ment.
Call on or address
17.tf J. M. OWEN.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

A sure cure, one you can depend
upon, Hickory Bark Cough Rene.
dy. A sure cure, and it's pure!
Use it for all lung trouble, coughs,
colds, hoarseness and sore throat.
For sale by Keener Drug Store and
first.class dealers everywhere.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

How we'll your suit fitsl Ger.
tainly, it's Ed. V. Price & Co.'S
stuff. Bailey, Siffert, Garrett Co.,
sole agents. 17.tf
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

Your suit always fits ifitis made
by Ed. V. Price & Co. Bailey,
Siffert, Garrett Co., local agents.
17-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

Have your house wired by ex.
perienced wire men; it pays. Span
genberg guarantees his work 13tf
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FfrniftIre-Furniture

We have an Oversf0Ck of furniture
on hand for the present time of the
year and are selling same at decid-
eddy reduced rate. ThOS. Trafhen.
I9-tf
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Reduced Prices on everything in
our line for the next ten days. We
invite you to Call and verify the
above statement. ThoS. Trafhen.
l9-tf
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Lost

A heavy gold ring. Five dollars
reward for its return to j. M.
Cowen.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

Bailey Siffert Garrett Co, guar.
antee a perfect fit. Sole agents for
Ed V. Price & Co. 17.tf
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23

Order that new suit of Tyler now.
Fine line of goods to pick from,
and a good fit guaranteed. 13tf.
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Wanted

To buy some good young Barred
Plymouth Rock hens. Address
Box TIA, Min. Home. 17-2t
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For Sale

Five year old short horn bull also
one span mules. 1919