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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

lbs. at age, l COW of $50 lbs. at 415c,
and / bull of $50 lbs. at 31ac. Goodrich
& Brown sold yoke of oxen of 1850
lbs. at SEC. dressed, and Ga calves at
6l2c.; also spring lambs for $l4. j.
Abrams sold 10 cows at 2M4c and
oxen of 34o0 lbs at &c. Lincoln Stetson
sold 1 COW at &c. and cows averaging
$50 lbs at &c.
HORSE TRAFFIC.
The horse market was steady during
last week Although the trade was
quiet on the whole, the supply was not
heavy and dealers had pretty Well
cleaned out their stables by the close
of the week.
High class draft horses of medium
weight which have ruled dull for so
many weeks, were active, and a fine
lot of fresh horses of this type weigh
ing from 1900 to 100 lbs. sold readily
at s300m$350. Light commercials are
less active than a few weeks back. but
disposals were fairly easy for the
amount on the market. The summer
exchange traffic of second hand horses,
mostly for drivers and light business
horses, was vigorous, all entered selling
at fair values, and with the supply not
equal to the demand. Values on high
priced harness classes holds firm, and
the demand is good, but the trade is
held back by the limited supply
First class, fresh draft horses sold
at $300@S400; medium weight draft
horses at $25Om $500: chunks, $50 and
upward; light mercantiles at $500
S275; first class drivers at $300M$7O0;
medium to good drivers at $150M $3.50:
second hand horses of all classes are to
be bought in good condition at SIPS
and upward
At the city sale stables-Whceer,
McElveer & Co. cleaned out +" an eX-
cellent trade, 100 head of fresh coun-
try horses, including a specially good
selling lot of drafters. They also
handled a large amount of second
hand horses of all descriptions.
Wech 4 Hall Co. report a quiet
trade ut steady values on all horses
offered. Three load of fresh horses
were on sale, and 80 head of seasoned
horses.
Myer Abrahams & Co. disposed of
3 loads of green horses. mostly heavy
drafters and light commercial horses.
They also had on hand 80 head of
second hand horses.
Isburg &. Co. held rather dull sales
for the week, but prices held we'll on
the 80 ard 40 horsese entered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Cong, Foster, Vermont, Re-nomin ated.

Burlington. VT. June 30.-Congress-
man D. j. Foster of this city was re-
nominated by reclamation at the Re-
publican LIST District Congressional
convention held in this city today
Resolutions. were adopted eulogizing
the Roosevelt administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

On account of the wet diamond the
Papcrmakers and Millwrights teams
of the Hollingsworth & Whitney Co.
postponed their ball game which was
to have been played at 5 o'clock. 1t
will probably take place next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

The French are adopting a new verb,
"businer.' meaning to transact affairs
in a bold, hustling spirit The fact
that the verb is derived from the Eng
lish word business" may be taken as
another tribute to the commercial SUI
ncriority OF tho Anglo-SaxOn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Will Support ChanIer.

Portland. Ore. June 30.-Secretary
]. D. Ryan. of the Democratic state
central committee. said today that he
believes nearly all the Oregon dele
gates will support Lieut. Governor
Chanler of New York for the Vice
Presidential nomination at Denver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
New York Cotton Market.

New York, June 30.
SPIT closed quiet. Middling upands
il so: do gulf Ills. Sales 70S bales
Galveston quiet. II 9-1f: Charleston
quiet, II; Memphis quiet. 119s New Or
leans steady. 11s.; Savannah quiet. lis.
Net receipts for four days 2S,025.
Exports 10 Great Britain 1l4o; to France
209: 10 the continent 1898
Stock 81 1S9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

1t was testified at an inquest at War
rinston GEng) on the body of Henry
Clure. who committed suicide by hang
ing. that when he was founteen years
of age he was cut down in an attempt
to hang himself and that his father
and brother had also committed sui
eide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
WAITE RvILlE.

Mrs. A. P. Furber left yesterday
morning for Southport, where she VIII
remain during the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

THE, AGGREGEGATE Or lIlN ESl'J II
AT THE WATERFOWL AND BRIGH-
TON YARDS:
This week Cattle 1893, sheep 1885, calves
gill. hogs 3l.5H. ", -
Last week: Cattle 1881, sheep 57t3, calves
1910, hogs 3O.53l
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle 10G sheep o5 calves 499, hogs PAS
FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE.
Beef cattle sold in the British mar
ket at the highest point recorded in
the past two years, during the past
week. The market was steady to
strong and Ill good quality beef found
ready sales. Inferior beef rounds find
outlet in the foreign markets, and sell
at practically no profit to shippers.
Late cables from Liverpool and Lon
don quote live cattle steady, at 14@15c.
per h. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef lower, at 12hM12asc. per ID.
The three steamers from Boston dur
ing the past week were heavily loaded
with good supply of live cattle, the
Canadian carrying an amount in ex-
cess of any separate shipment for a
long time Only one steamer sent for
ward any beef quarters. and the
steamer companies are giving Lndt
space to other kinds of supplies.
Shipments and Decentralization
Boston, June 20 to 27-The Anglican to
London-Morris Beef Co 1926; Swift &
Co. III State and $50 Canadian cattle;
total, 653 cattle; Swift & Co. 1870;
Hammond & Co. 1854; totals, 1854 beef
quarters.
The Michigan to Liverpool-W. w.
Brauer & Co. 545 cattle; Gordon &
Ircnsides Cos Canadian sheep; Swift &
Co IA sheep; total. 1919 sheep.
The Canadian to Livcrpool-Morris
Beef Co. 473; Swift & Co. 1853 State and
1872 Canadian cattle; Hathaway & Co
100; total, 1881 cattle
Total of shipments-Cattle 2279.
sheep 1919. and beef quarters 1884
TONE OF THE MARKET.
Cattle We're lower in the West. and
this was reflected in the local market
The receints WERE quite small. par
ticulafly OF fffHS Higher grade. These
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MARKET REPORTS.
WATERFOWL AND BRIGHTON
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Specially reported for. the Kennebec
Journal.
LIVESTOCK YARDS JUNE 80. 1908
Maine.
At BRIGHTON.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-13
FREETHOUGHT TRIUMPHANT.

The crying need Of the hour is for builder, who
with almost magic power, utilize the old materials
of decadent faith and them in ald
fashion that shall be in keeping with the progress of U
Civilization is advancing further and further and just
civilization upward and onward, Atheism becomes
general We do not to say by this, that Atheism
is the efficient Of civilization, but it is
growth of those intellectual forces that have made
civilization possible
To properly understand this contrast the condi
ton of the people before civilization began dawn and the
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-13
GENERAL BUSINESS RULES.

SUBSCRIPTIONS at
The
numbers omitted II
lis her dress
O
al
mailing
BLADE
p.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-13
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

nown but the church and her belief in gods spirits
good and spirits for evil which supposed people the
air. and could be made interfere with the plans of
for good evil through the force of prayer, then
all powerful Today men have discarded such childish be-
lefS, and civilization is here. 1t follow then that
civilization is with the church, its teachings and has
come in spite of it, but is carrying away from it.
\ belief in fanciful god affords sound basis
upon which build. belief in future life affords
solid ground for humanitarian labors here 1t must follow,
then, that build successful system that shall nure
the benefit and happiness of the race gods DEVILS hes and
heavens be ignored, discarded and thrust aside
While the devout worshpper points his sacred books,
the Freethnker points to humanity alone We have had
sacred books in abundance far back trace
human history yet the of Atheism, of unbelef rises
higher and higher and long engulf the world
After two thousand years of earnest prose yting and
claiming have the only diviney ordained religion in
cnce, less than oneird of the world Christians, and
those countries proessedy called Christian, the growth
of Atheism has been marked Of more than eighty
millions of Americans but little than thirty millions
church MEMBERS and it is of great doubt if
onehaf of these really believe the Bible Beecher crit
cscd it freely did Col Ingerso, while the Briggs
the Abbos the eber Newtons the Crapseys are multiply
ing everywhere Pulpit and press joining in the
ession that the Bible is little more than collection of
oriental myths and in this the breakdown the Christian
system is plainly to be
Many will admit that a man is no more to be blamed for
disbeeving i'll deity than he is for refusing believe in
aught else that appears him to be absurd A doubts
because the evidence submitted him is unsatisfactory
None of the Bibles priests preachers that have yet
bered the ear have been capab of convincing
that tire is any being i'll existence higher than himself
In the religious world there is general confusion and
chaos On every hand may be found the discarded and
materials of innumerabe forms o faith TLev nav be
be found the st) beaten shores of every continent and
TRUTH like mighty ship with ribs of iron and sails of STEEL
is sailing every Shall open ports receive
her prescribe truth by high tariff of superstition?
The hour for Freehought triumph is at hand. Every
where the thinking people ready welcome the message
bring. There is general demand for liberal effort for
humanzng work. Let the builders of honest thought be-
stir themselves Let there be drones in the hive of the
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

inch single column insertion SO month
Quarter column single insertion, $40 month"; $500; six
column, whole column a special
ofer
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-13
THE EMERGENCY FUND.

Step by step this much deserving fund continues grow
1t is extremely gratifying know that many of our
friends have forward aid in this movement The
fun1 can1S.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-11-14
United States Land Office, Hail
ey, Idaho. October 20, 1908, MIN.
eral Application No. oI327
Serial No. oI327

Notice Ia hereby given that In pursuance OF
he Act tf Congress approved May TO- 1877, AID
oniram j. Thayer OF Evanston, Illinois, by his
attorney fact, K. K. Garrett of Boise. Idaho
has made application for patent for the AL
turss bonanza Bar placer, containing 1889
acres. the same being In Township south Of
Ranges and 10 esst, Boise Meridian, In Glenn
Ferry Mining District, Gilmore County. Idaho,
described by the official plat and field notes as
follows. to-wit;
Beginning at Cor. l, u hr post scribed l-20i8
whence corner TO Twps. and 6s., Rs 9 and 10
O., bears NJ 80 degrees 81 minutes W. 7iss feet
thence N. % degrees b minutes W. 7l2o feet
70 Cor. a thence D. 80 degrees 50 minutes w. 924
feet 70 Ger. 8; thence N. 81 degrees 10 minutes
". along right bank OF snake River 1866 feet to
Cor 4; thence g. 80 degrees W. 9Ss SO ieet to Cor
8; thence g. O. degrees ID minutes W. 200 II feet
TO Cor. 6; thence N. 50 degrees 10 minutes ".
1894 90 feet to Cor. 7; thence N. O. degrees 80
minutes Se7 Is feetto Dor s. tn ence N. Is de-
srees % minutes w. 1000 6 feet 10 COR Q; theme
n. SO degrees Is minutes W. 4O02S feet to Cor 10
thence N. % degrees 30 minutes W. 1854 feet to
Cor IL; thence N. IL degrees 10 minutes, 800
feet TO cor IL; thence N. 8 de yrees 80 minutes
". 300 feet TO Cor. 10; thence N. " degrees DO
minutes O. COG feet to Cor IA; thence ). de
srees oS minutes o. 655e2 feet TO Cor 10; thence
| N. 80 degrees &c minutes % seconds. e. 664 n
feet to Cor Is; thence y. o deg. .02 min 81 sec.
lsi2 ~ feet 10 to Cor II; thence N. 10 degrees
q minutes ID seconds Q. S646i feet 10 Cor. ls;
thence south degrees .02 minutes l5 seconds
0. $50 ~ feet 70 Cor. -; thence N. 80 degrees It
min ,tss % seconds o. lal9.0e feet TO Cor. 20;
thence T. degrees .ui minutes 30 seconds e.
O. S5s % fsst TO Cor. a; thence N. ~ degrees 4S
minutes Is seconds o. 1857 u feet to Cor. ";
thence i. 80 degrees 81 minutes 30 seconde g.
7is8 feet 10 Cor. ~; thence g. 659.st feet to Cor
tho place Of beginning. Variation II degrees
30 minutes O., containing 1850 scrsn and 10.
s.ted 10 sections u and 20, Twp. south. r..
O. ami section 81, Twp. IS, r. 10 o., Boise Merid
ian, com prising Lot 7, section IS, swK swN
nwK Lot 4. except square ten acres in ne
corner Lot . aad Lots aud 2 except north 20
acres OF each lot, 10 otion %, Twp So, r. Il.
and the ~ portion OF Lot SEQ 81, Twp. 8 =, X.
10 T.; ~. There are no known adjoining
slalms-
A. /. M'MAHoN
Register
First Publication Oct. "a. 1908.
Last Publication Dec. 28,l90s,
E,E, Garrett, Agent for Applicant
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Alias Summons.

In the district court Of the Fourth Ju.
disial District Of the STATE Of Idaho,
In AID for Gilmore county.
hammock National Bank, corpora.
tion, plaintiff. ~. L. r. Adams. Ernest
Pearson and Joseph Rossvsar, defend
In ~ maine Of the people OF the
State OF Idaho. The Htats Of Idaho
sends greeting to the above named Dc.
feudaut kruest Pearson:
Yoa sts hereby inquired to appear In
a action brought against you by the
o. ovs named Diaintiif In the district
Court Of the fourth Judisial Distric,
ct The Hssts Of Idaho In and for the
county Of fillmore, and 70 answer to
NE sonplaiat lied therein u copy Of
Which u hereto ettachsl) within TWEEN.
y dsys Altsr the ssrvios on you Of
this susiaons; Il served within this
district, o. II served out Of this dis.
trict, within forty days (sxclusivs Of
the day o. ssrvies.)
Said cotton u brousht to recover
apon two certain pr00issory notes
each ter the som Of e620AO. but both
oe ssid notes representing but one ia.
dsbtsdnsss. to.wit: the said sum Of
oo2b0U. One ii said notes bearing dsts
oeptsmbsi ~, lv0A. executed and dc.
livsrsd TO the plaiatik BY the above
named dsfsndSuts Ernsst Pearson aud
Joseph Rossvssr; the other bearing
dass Dscsnbsr ~, loU6, signsd By de-.
PENDANT L. X. Adams. each of said
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Subscribe for he Republican.
Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior.
u, 8, Laad Office at boise, Idaho,
2antau har % IQ08

Department Of the Interior.
u 8. Land Office at boise, Idaho,
september Is, 1908
Notice 10 hereby given that
ELIZABETH GREENWALD, OF
MOUNTAIN HOME
Idaho, who, on June |, 1905. made Homestead
Entry NO. 9ls9. Serial No. 0il97, for Lots /,
2. . and northeast quarter southwest quarter
sec. "a. twp. 8s,r 0, b. M has filed notice
OF intention to make final Communication proof
TO establish claim to the land above described
before W. G. HOWE, U y. Commissioned
NJ Mountain Home. idaho, on the Slst day OF
October. 1908,
Claimant names as witnesses;
Edmund q. Htldreth, John r. Dulin, Charles
Abbott, Amos T. Yoder, all Of Mountain Home,
Idaho. ls
WIN. BALDERsroN,
Register.
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CAN'T BE TOUCH.

In qua' ty or pure mellow favor by any
other brands of liquors. We are vsnd.
orso the best and purest Rye Whis-
keys, both straight and blended. The,
are mellowed by age and are alwsya In
splendid condition. There are none TO
compare with them In exquisite nsvor
and they are SO pure that physiciaus
freely recommend them a. toniue aud
builders-up of rundown constitutions.
Prices are In accordance with the quail.
ity.
THE ELMORE BAR
eoW. E. G DOAaO. Pr 80
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Boiao. IlaEo, DsrssmNs9( II
cite hallway CoMpAay, whoss psaeNxe -.
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An md I'll vsssps slaiminS aAvssssiy ~
land Assssibsd, 81 dssiraS 70 ebtest besAuss
sshsf feSssu " dispesal 70 Applicant. should
~ sneaf Ausdavtte 81 protest n tAie ss0se -
~ bstoFs ~ 1Srd day u Oesahsr.
Last solicitation Ost. q, isoe III
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First Pnblicstion Oct. "A. 1908
Last Publication Dec. 26,l9Oe,
=, Y, Garrett, Agent for Applicant
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Notice for Publication.

Upits1 ssAtss LAaA Oass ssFtaa No. OLGA
I Beiss, IdAAo October d. 1905
Nettes 10 hsssby given that the Northern
RssiAs Railway Cenpay, whose post ONCE ad.
dreesAs ". Pa1l. Minnesota has this Slst day OF
October 1905 He'd In tAlt oAse its appliration
y seisss asdes ~ provisions vi the Act oil
Congpsss. approved July I, ~ go Stat. 5s7
60 Liss 10. M SEN ~. .. Twp. A., Il. 1
.AIy AaA ell pssssns claiming adversely The
lsaAs 1oegibsA ~ Assastsg 70 sbisss bssasss
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SAslp aSb1Avt0 Il DrsAase % NJ 1o0sA on Of
heeef6S4S lSsA day sf Dsssmbef 1903
w. DALDDkuTON
Register
yirss DsSlissttsn Nsvembsr II. 1905.
Las Ieblieasipn Dessmbss 10. M.
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Notice for Publication.
Dopartm0ul OF the IutoriOf.

D0pafm0nt OF the Int0ffOf.
U. 3. land OdBcs 81 Boise. IdaAt
octobss 10th. ieoa
Notice 10 hereby given that
.WfLLiAMn RO ERTSOf. OF HOT 6PkISG,
idaho, VIII }, ON sep cmber 20. 1901. made Home
stoad Entry No. SAIL Serial No. ol5l5, tot NkA
SWN Section 1s Township Z 3, Rsnye 8 k
B n. has fled notice OF intestion v mAke enAl
6ve.yesr proof 70 edsbiish claim - - land
ss.ys ds,.'ssa S:,S,s so ~ csn
day OF November, 1905 g
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
Arthur Pence Of Hot spring, y1sAo,
Pinkston OF Hot Spring. Idaho. ". \. Ratitn 9
Brupssu, Idaho, Frank Lewis VI hot spnne
~ WIN. BALDEasToS,
S.ls Ns0issss
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CONSTITUTIONAL
= AMENDMENT
NUMBER ONE
House Joint resol. ton No. 10.
Tbstisute For House Joint Reso
luton No. 81
BY K'lipack.
Joint Resolution.

To amend section Fix of art.
olss- !. eighteen Of the con.
stisuAi0a OF the state OF Idaho; A
jsins+ssolu.ion to submit to the
electors Of the state OF Idaho for
their rejection or approval an a.
msndment to section six OF article
eighteen Of the constitution Of thr
state OF Idaho TO ermit county as.
SCISSORS and tax collectors to employ
such depu ies and clerical help as
the business Of their Office may re.
sE N RESOLVED BY THE LEaIsLA.
TuRE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO:
Section l That section ak Of ar.
tieles eighteen. Of the constitution of
tho State OF Idaho be amended to
{tad % iollows:
Section s. The Legislature, by
general and uniform laws, shall
provide for the election biennially
n each, Of the several counties of
the State, OF county commissioner,
sheriff, a county treasurer who l.
ex.oficio public administrator, "a
probate judge, q county snperin'
tsndsnt Of public instruction, 4
county assessor who is ex officl"
taxcollector. . coroner and sur.
veyor. The Clerk Of the istric'
court shall bs ex ofiicio auditor nd
recorder. No other county offict
shalt Do established bu, the Leg
islature by general and unlfarn
laws shall provide for such town
ship, precinct and municipal Off,
GERS - public conveaience may re
ouirs, and shall prescr be theer du
siss, and fix their terms Of Office
The Legislature shall provide
for the stric. accountability of coun.
sy,iso~nship, precine. and munic
ipal officers for all fees which may
b collected by them, and for all
public and municipal money which
may be paid to them, or officially
COME into their possession. The
county commissioners may employ
counsel when necessary. The sher-
id, assessor and tax collector, au.
ditor and recorder, and clerk OF
the district court shall be EN- power
ed BY Ahe county commissioners to
appoint such deputies and clerical
assistance Us the business OF 'hei
Office may require, said deputies
and clericsl assistants to receive
such compensation BE- may be fixed
BY the County commissioners. No
sheriff OF. county assessor shall he
qualified 10 hold the term OF office
immediatsly succeeding the term
for which he was cleo ed. The sal
airy and qualifications of the coun
ty superintendent shall be fixed by
Hw..
Section 2The question to be sub
mittSd to the electors Of the State
Of Idaho at the next general cleo
ton shall beaas follows. to VII
Shall section sir Of article eigh.
teen Or the constutionof the State If
Idaho be amended 40 as to permi'
county assessors and tax collectors
to employ such deputies and clrri
cal help. as the business OF their
Office may require"
Section 8 The secretary OF
state 10 hereby authorized to make
publication Of this constitutional
amendment in each county for at
least six consecutive weeks PRIOR 70
TO the next general election in not
less than one newspaper Of Rener
81 circulation published in each
oountv TIT
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-15

playing Star Spangled Banner" and
amidst enthusiastic cheers the diners
arose and remained standing until the
close of the national air.
When President Ingraham arose TO
inaugurate the speaking he faced 122
men and women seated at the tables
and hundred more who had crowded
III to hear the speakers. He spoke
briefly in explanation of the occasion
and made several gooi-natured thrusts
at those who have added to the
troubles of the printers, referring
especially to the newspaper men pres
ent who had inflicted SO much bad
copy" on the intelligent compositors.
Mr.. Ingraham then introduced John
W. Kern, candidate for vice-president
on the democratic ticket. By the
way, Mr.. Kern used to run country
newspaper in Indiana, and while so
engaged learned to stick a little
type" He claims through this bond
of relationship with the printers. He
was little late getting to the ban.
auet room, and when~he appeared he
was greeted with great applause,
which was repeated when he arose
to speak. Taking refuge in the fact
that ne is as yet unaware, officially,
that he is candidate for vice-presi-
dent. Mr.. Kern spoke very briefly,
confining himself to a mere statement
of the pride he felt in being the guest
OF the union printers of Lincoln.
Governor Sheldon was then intro
duced as an honorary member of the
union, and man who has made
good" whenever the craft has called