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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Obituary.

Nellie. daughter Of Aloaza and
tgnice Sticklr, was born Dee 10. isss
~ Webster cts. iowa She removed
with her pareuts e. Arapahoe. Neb.
whsn y year. Oh where she married
a. r. Pratt. May ~. 1884 Five
ehiidren were bern, Nora. nov Mrs.
Hemiitsn ~ iaveland. Col. Hazel.
Tcoy. Dorothy ard Wallace. Af,ee
sbeat ~ years IL he la Nebraska thcs
re1noted asoai tbrs years ago 70
Ashlssd Ore. ar. tn th,sr new home
IL Jerome iest sammef she was con
seftsd g ls~e sna uui,sd aiih the
Methodist Episcopal ehareh aod has
ten mosl loysi and consistent
Christian She ss- model wife ard
rnesheg an % ihe ooris Of him who
knees her bsst Ia words IT praise
espid b. spokra concarning her life
that veaid ael BE- true She j,asss,a
80 the better he Ma, B. iso> Funeral
services eers eoni,setes by her pastor
Rev q a fsrnum. She was
charisf rlee,Aeg 81 tho Aethodlst
Episcopal ehareh, organized az Jsro,or
n Septeuber and the first one to be
called away Is dearh The burial was
The hrst one ia ths ne@ cemetery and
attended b large aumbef 50 friends
rhe aesply &mpstaize Nith me be.
re>vsd family and relatives "a shelr
great soreow.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Notice Of Special Meeting of Board
of County Commissioners.

shoshonc, Idaho. November 18th. ioos.
order Tor special meeting "f the Board oi
Commissioner, oi Lincoln County, idaho
Now on this day I. II iiacs. John cnriunaud
Frank y. Gro.so Commissioners oi Lincoln
county. Idaho, met 80 Shoshnuc in the court
hoHsc, and It appearing io them that the lower
Mslaa bridge should bc renewed. therefore II
b hereby ordered that special session OF "a"
Board of commissioners be held un saturday
November 18th, At ~ o'ciock a. IN ior the pur.
po-e ui examining proposals upon the con
-lrnciion of a. new bridge across the Malad riv-
er and ipf hc purpose OF passing uponthe ai'-
piication nl Fale; 4 Black FORA retailer. liquor
ittuse "a Richheld
t,lgued) ! II. lNiEs
ions CceaAN.
Agrrrius us 90 ORDER GA Bridge acfnss
Malud River, FRANk T. GHosse,
Commissioners
Atfest
ii.nel ". ANDgnsoN,
clerk Sos y
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowcrs Mere. Co.

r N Starrh has just received new
lot Of Columbia and Standard phono.
graph records. al the latest records.
Come and make your selections while
the stock Il eomfaete
sam Champlain. brother 81 Mrs.
Archie Bowler spent last week n
Shoshone visiting At the Bowler home
Mr. Champaign j. now Employed with
the engineering corps Of the Idaho
Irrigation company
Miss Martha Garlock,s recital last
Friday night At the opera house was
highly praised by those attending and
was worthy IL crowded house Miss
Gafloek IS a rising star ~ her chosen
feed d effort and iswinning recognition
On every hand
Charles 4. Walters who WAS rec ntly
engaged Ia the government service on
the saw iooth forest reserve is now
located IN shoshone as a general agent
for the Twin Falls North Side Company
and a. the duties Of the position are
many and important his time Is fully
occupied.
DO sou want pure cough remedy [
DO you want sure cough remedy
DO you want cough remedy that
has no equal.
DO you want the best cough remedy
Then get Hickory Bark G ugh Rem.
edy For sale BY I a. Starrh and
dealers everywhere
Regular services next Sunday NJ the
Baptist church a. IL. a m aud 80 p.
m. BY.r q Gas "a. SUNDAY school
Al noon. Preaching by the pastor.
Morning topic. 1.-THE Whole Armour
tserie~i Address No. I, The Sword OF /
the Spirit Evening topic. The Faith I
~ - our Country and The Great Com
mission Ever welcome 70 the house
are the strangers and the poor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers Mere. Co.

+ Editor r. F. Picotte Of the Wood
River Times vas welcome caller at
the Journal office last Monday while
on his way home from Boise
D ). Austin, the fur dealer and tax
idermlst Of Boise was 10 this city yes
terday and made arrangements with
Cradle q Waters to handle his goods.
WASuED Raw furs. viii pay high
est prices for coyote. bob cats, lynx,
musk rats, etc. We pay al express
charges u s. AUSTIN. Fririer and
Taxidermist, Boise. Idaho.
The county auditors Of Idaho will as
sembie IN iioise for their second an
nual convention. Dec 9Th to l2tn. It
Is hardly necessary 20 add that Harry
W. Anderson will attend the convention.
Dr. Drake the eye man will be at
Columbia hotel Wed Nov. 18th. Tell
your eye troubles TO him. II you want
reliable work you must go to reliable
specialist AJAX your neighbors about
him Yours. o. NJ. DRAKE.
Thomas +. Saunders. receiving and
clerk for the Twin Falls North .
Side Land and Water Company. who
has heretofore been stationed at Jer-
pine. has Just been transferred to Good.
ing. MIR. Saunders passed through
Shoshone yesterday on his way TO his
lew field Of labor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20

E. g. Mortified, the. Shoshone pho
tographer. has recently purchased an
improved Seneca View camera, having
bellows extension of forty inches, and
taking view ! ! by Ia inches with an
attachment view of Z by II inches
The instrument is the most complete Of
its kind manufactured and can be
focused for any possible position de.
sired. Mr.. Mortified has recently
taken about fifty views for the Idaho
Irrigation Company, comprising views
Of the big reservoir, and scenes along
the big and little Wood rivers includ-
ing ranches and ranch buildings.
These views. or many Of them are 70
be embodied in booklet advertising
the wonderful resources and advantages
y the Big Wood river irrigation pro
Iect comprising a total Of 200, 900 acres
n the Northern ard Central portions Of 4
lincoln county.
Wear MENTOR Underwent
Stockgrowers' Nero. Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers' Mere. Co.

Losr Between Black Canyon and
Gooding, hdy's plain. dull finished. gold
watch attached TO horseshoe badge
Reward for return.
Z. t. Woodworih. Gooding. Idaho.
Donald Grant q Co., the big contrac-
tors ON the Twin Falls North Side ca.
mails, have this week moved 10 Gooding
a lot Of grading machinery which was
left az surplusage ia Shcshone the past
season. II is surmised IN this connec
tion that they viii undertake the work
OF extending the North Side main
canal across the Malad river 50 as 20
cover the lands Of the Mullins irri-
cation and the Clover Creek Valley
tributary TO Bliss ard connecting
with the King Hin project on the East.
This Is very desirable tract of land
immediately tributary to the Oregon
short Line and extending TO the West
ern limits of Lincoln county The ex-
act acreage Of the tract is not known
at present but It comprises many
thousanes Of acres. and will raise the
total area Of irrigated lands in Lincoln
county to above eo0.OOO acres.
Several parties IN Shoshone who pur-
'hased town property IN jerome at the
opening over year ago are not re-
sretting the transaction in the least.
A their holdings have risen IN value.
md they are offered substantial ho.
ius for their property at the present
lime. c. W. wernieko has Just sold
wo business lotsia that city for cash
'onus Of 81 500 and has iOa feet of
esl estate near the school house worth
loco more. making his profit on the
Investment an even 81. 500. A. A.
Walters seld one business lot for $500
onus. Other parties have offers but
.ill not sell az the present time. Ii is
ratifying to know that investors in
lsy property. as well as in ranch
roperty or Carey Act claims. are 9
laeing generous profits ON their in
estments.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear Mentor Underwear.

Harry " Anderson while in Boise
recently purchased an upright webber
pisno ard pianoa combined. and nov
has this wonderful instrument daily in
stalled in his home whore many Of the
neighhors and friends drop ia 10 listen
e ita charming Music. Mr. Anderson
= himself a performer an the piano.
but ~hea g comes e. the Productions
of the worlds creates, composers he
turns 90 che pianola which Is under. In.
perfect control 81 the operator. "a il
numbers the mes, difficult music with
perfect technique AVID gives the enter.
probation Designed bs the composer.
This ipstrumen, which is one ~ IN,
best manufactured. gives the finishing
touch % the charm and grace 81 4
iGyely homie.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgsowers' Mere. Co.

Foa SALE Thoroughbred Poland
China Bears. Also few sovs. Prices
reasonable FAlL GgEEg SHEEP Co.
noy244t American Fails, Idaho.
The frame j. about up fog the Meth
oiist parsonage and few more nice
days viii see il enclosed Clements 4
Crandall are pushing the work rapidly
az possible.
X. r Rickcll u Chicago who IS con
naeted with the Shoshonc Land and In
vhstmcnt Co. with r. D. Smith ar
rived Ia the city last Friday and will
r.naln fnr .cleral Necka.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Notice.

NDtffc.
Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office. HALEY. Idaho.
November 18th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
towing townships have been surveyed,
to-wit; TIPS. 4 S. r. IA E.. T. s. r.
Is f., T. 4 s. X. 20 f., T. 3 S. K. 20
r., y. NJ, and the plat of survey will
be filed in this Office on Dee 18th, 1903,
and on and after that date we will be
prepared 10 receive applications for the
entry of lands therein.
A. l. MCMAHON. FRED c. BRADLEY,
Register. Receiver.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers Mere. Go.

Rev W. j. Bafges occupied che
Methodlst pulpit last SUNDAY morning
and evening owing 70 the absence Of
the pastor Rev. Bargvf still makes
gesd a. sefsappircr and maiHtains bis
former reputation Whenever called ups
% "a 90 d pulpi, notwithstanding the
infrmisies contracted in the service Of
biz country
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Notice for Publication.


I. Allen a. Jcncfis OF Miner. Idaho.
Who nude entry No. ). under the pruyis'
is- ef a., act Of tse legislature AT the state OF
Idaho. commonly known a. the 'Carey Act"
approved March sna. is'a which embraces
Northeast quarter south eaSt quarter OF soc
tion e township i0s, range lac
Pc hrreHs give notice OF my intention 10
make unal prnni to establish my chdm To the
band ai.nVc described aad TINT ! expect 10
prove that have resided on. reclaimed aud
cultivated said leua as required by law before
3 r. Williams at Twin Fails idaho.
ON she sath slay of November ruN,
10y twnof the following witnesses
Pleasant Newlan. of i0hi. Idaho. Paul lar
son. ranl l. ia,ui,ou leme> Nieltpl ct Twin
Fails llahe
OCT si Me-, % ALLIES A. IettrEIs. tutrypah
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20

County Superintendent Burnside AZ.
tended the state convention Of county
snpcrlntsndents AZ Lewiston beginning
ahe isthc inst
G. q Wheeleg IS building fruit
parking house by = feet which he
aill ese for 4 wagon shed tili time for
hsad'irg fruit next season
Miss Edaa Russell entered the
Josfa4l office last week a. comrosisor.
Miss Russell recently moved here with
her mother. from Maroon, Missouri
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Wear Mentor underwear.

a series Of lectures Oh church history
will be given by Rev. 5. ". creasey
~ the Episcopal church beginning
December lst.
Judge Walters was able 70 break
away from three weeks' session Of
the district court At Haley and be at
home YESTERDAY
J. z. Davies left for Des Moines.
Iowa. the middle Of the week. 10 enter
college where he Is taking q course 10
electrical engineering.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
Teachers Examination.

Examinations for teachers first.
second and third grade county certifi-
Gates will be held in the office Of the
county superintendent. Dec 3-4-5.
LEAH NJ. BURNSIDE, county Supt.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
Being Review the interesting Happenings County
General Shoshone In Particular

Union Thanksgiving services will b
held 10 the Episcopal ceurch next Thurs
day at IL. a. N.
Little Miss Ida Isaacs who is 10
WARS Of age weighs ~ poands which
$50 4 50 small after az
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20

Miss Clara King made a visit in
Gooding last Sunday As the guest Of
Miss Pearl Gooding
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-20
SHOSHONE TOWN LOTS

There are still few choice bar
gains left in the original Townsite
of Shoshone.
1t is true that property in Sho-
shone has advanced at least Is per
cent in the last three months, but
we can still sell these lots at the
original price.
Within short time these prices
will all be advanced.
We have the exclusive sale of
these lots and invite you to come
and look them over or write us
about them.
HADDOCK LAND CO.
SHOSHONE, IDAHO
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31
The Week End Layout.

Weekend parties are now in style.
The principal ingredients to a week.
end party are an anisc-seed bag, a
bridge outfit, a faro layout and a set
Of adjustable guests. OF these there
will be:
l.. The old friend who is always on
hand at weddings and funerals.
2. The mar and his wife to whom
you W a grudge.
3. The retired army officer. With
him you will be expected to supply
a set of Typographical maps showing
the battlefelds ne was acquainted
with.
4. An athletic girl who "gocs
around" in nincty-two.
5. 4 "bright' woman.
6. Bachelors.
IF an Englishman can also be OBJ
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31
DELINQUENT x

Hon. j.. l.. Epps, County Treasurer
has placed III my hands the cxccu.
tions for the collection Of delinquent
taxes for the year 1907, with explicit
and positive instructions from The
comptroller general that The matter
be attended to at once and the money
be turned owe to the treasurer. This
is to request any whose names arc ON
that list to come forward and pay the
amounts due, and thus axe them
selves further costs.
NJ. NJ. Buford,
Sheriff Newbcrry County.
March 80, 1908.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31
STREET DUTY,

Notice is hereby given that all par
ties who have not paid street duty
must do so on or before April first,
1908, after which the ordinance will
be enforced to the letter, and those
failing to pay dealt with ACCORDINGLY.
No individual notices will be mailed.
By order Of the council.
j. j.. Langford,
e. S. Wcrts. Movor,
Clerk and Treasurer,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31
ANNOUNCE Vent
FOR

Being conscious of the fact that L
have discharged the duties Af the
sheriit's office to the best Of my abil-
ity, and believing that I have the
endorsement Of the majority of the
pcuple Of .Ncwbcrry county, to this
end, I would again myself
a candidate for reelection, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic pri-
mary.
M. M. Buford.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31
NOTICE.
OF Opening of Books Of Subscription
to CAPITAL Stock,
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given the books Of
subscription TO the capital stock Of
the Long Lane Telephone company
will De opened in the Offices Of Blcasc
Il Dominick on the second day Of
April. 1908.
The capital stock Of the proposed
corporation is One Thousand Dollars
and is TO be divided into forty shares
Of $500 each.
John N. Subcr.
Ben. II. Caldwell,
Thos. +. Chandler,
1t Corporators.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31

tancd--one to give local color and
tell stories of shooting big game in
Africa SO much the better.
For these you will be expected to
provide five meals a day. including
~whlskey, wine, cigars and water-foy
bathing purposes; a golf links, mot
or cars, billiard tables and mounts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

All persons indebted to the estate
OF DR.. }. Fl. NJ. Ruff, deceased, are
notified to make payment Of the same.
Persons holding claims against said
estate will present them duly attastad.
Claims may be presented to Jno. NJ.
klnard. at the Commercial Bank and
he will also receipt for any amoupts
due said estate.
Lizzic J. Ruff,
Minnie l.. Caldwell,
Administrators J. II. NJ. Ruff, lie
ceased.
4t-ltaw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-31

One case 40 1nch white Madras, The I5c. kind, opening sale p
One case 90 inch white Lawn, the 1c. kind, opening day pic
One case 40 inch white Lawn the 21ac kind, opening sale p
One case colorcd Lawns and Organizes, the Ioc. kind. Opening
One case Lonsdale Cambria ginuit G I5c. kind, opening sale =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-30
USE VINES AND EVERGREENS
TO BEAUTIFY GROUNDS
AROUND YOUR HOME.

Hide all unsightly objects on your
place with vines and evergreens, II you
can While waiting for them to grow,
SOW annual vines. II your daily road
or favorite walk outside your grounds
has unpleasant stretches transform
them into beauty spots by scattering
broadcast seeds that you can buy
cheaply by the pound. But don't buy
mixed ANIMALS for wild gardening be-
cause they are only counter sWeepings,
containing sweet peas and other map
prOpriate things that will never look
wild or run wild. Don't SOW in public
places anything that people will want
to pick c. e., snowy flowers Ike pop
pies or nastuFtiums. The following are
all tail. rapid growing, cheap by the
ounce, liable 70 reSOw themselves. and
are not inharmOniOus with the land
scape rs refined porch vines would be
or tropical plants. Common names:
Tall morning glory. japanese hop, wild
cucumber, squash, pumpkin, dishrag
gourd, gOurds, mammoth Russian sun
flower, sweet rocket, fOrget-me-not and
cOWpea.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-30
BUILD
HOUSES FOR BIRDS
Feathered Tribe Enjoy Life
in Vicinity of Chevy
Chase.

a pretty little diversion of the pupils
Of the Chevy Chase public school has
had its results and many a little bow and
girl know more about bird life than
all that books could teach them.
Some time ago Miss Ella Given. prin-
ciDal OF the school. suggested to the
children that they build little bird
houses about the place, so that when
the birds began coming I'D from the
South they would not have 10 nv past
Chevy Chase in search Of a summer
home. Miss Given IS an active menu
Der or the Audubon Society Of The DIS
trlct. and during recreation hours fro
QUently tells the children Uruch about bird
life. Iney have had many little things
explained to jEeIn about the customs
Cf birds, and 50 when IL was suggested
that the time was almost here for the
return of the birds, the children set
about building the houses. Each Wed
with the other IN an effort to put up the
most attractive house, and as each day
went BY more progress was made on
the little houses until at last they weTe
finished.
Then began the watch for the birds.
II was not long before they came. and
with the instinct true OF their kind they
spied the little houses and 81 once took
POSSESSION. II the children had wished
for recCmpense for their work they
were dUubly repaid in watching the
bIuebirds and wrens fly oUt Of the lit
tie houses, and get straWG3 ar d tWtgE,
and carry them into furnish their new
homes. The children were delighted
with the ready way In which the birds
took possession and feel more than JUS
tified for their interest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-30
CLUB WOMEN HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING
AIRS. L. A. Williams Elected Alter
nate TO Federation'S BIZ
enuiaI Convention
ennlal Convention.

The District Of Columbia Federation
OF Women's Clubs held its monthly
meeting last night in the ". c. T..
y. parlors. the president, Mrs. Char
lotte. Emerson Main, presiding. After
some echoes of the annual meeting held
May 6. plans OF the delegation TO repre-
sent the local clubs at the biennial of
the General Federation Of Women 5
Clubs, were discussed and the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Mrs. Han
nah B. Sperry as alternate, was filled by
the election of Mrs, l.. A. Williams, who
mas been invited to be one of the three
speakers on forestry at the convention.
Mrs Belva a lockwood reported hav-
Ing attended the annual meeting of the
state Federation OF WOmen's Clubs Of
Arkansas, held in Hot Springs the lat
ter part OF April. and paid a tribute
10 the high cultivation OF the club Of
hcers and delegates whom she met
there.
The corresponding secret ~ an
nounced verbal request she mad re-
ceiyed from the District Play grounds
Committee for the cO-operatiC.l Of the
federation, and at her suggestion a spe-
cial committee on Fairgrounds was ap-
pointed, with Mrs. j. L Engle as chair
man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-30
DIRECTOlRE GOWNS ARE STUNNING
WHEN THEY ENVELOP TALL GIRLS
Thin and Willowy, With
SinuouS Lines, Is What
They Become.

The second Of the series of directoire
gowns which were furnished to The
Times by ReutIinger, Of Paris, is quite
as stunning as the earlier model and
offers all sorts of allurements 10 the
tai girl It's long. sweeping, graceful
lines prove the theory that lines of the
French models demand the latest corset
models and the absence of voluminous
underskirts
All the directors gowns are modelled
en- train and the second Of the series
shows one Of the lightest texture Of
chiffon cloth. the skirt draped with the
high girdle effect and the surplice waist
drapery, sweeping over the shoulder
and down the back. ending in a scarf
reaching to below the knees and I'm
ished with a twelve-inch fancy fringe.
The gown fits closely to the figure and
is popularity called a sheath model Its
effect is stunning in the extreme and
the tail, slender girl. who may easily
accom- modate the lines Of her figure to
the demands OF a directoire model. is,
indeed, the envy OF others OF the fair
sex.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-30
LITTLE PLAYERS
EXCEL IN OPERA
Miss Shreve's Pupils Give a Pleas
ing Performance of "Leonora"
at New National.

''LeonOra," the fairy operetta given
several weeks ago by the dancing pu-
pills Of Miss Cora 3. Shreve, was sue
Cessfuuy repeated yesterday afternoon
in the National TheateT. The perform
ance was the annual May festival OF
Miss Shreve's class, and. at It's close.
medals for good work during the year
were awarded.
Among those who received these prizes
were 1dadolin SmithsOn, Helen Berens,
Edna wilcox, ollie Meyers, Mary
Smith. Leona CalIan, Margaret Poole.
EstelIe Murray, Alma Nelson, Bennett
Cuttings. Edith Shreve. Baby Smith.
Warren StOu. and Ruby Raymond
the operetta was followed with as
much interest as upon its first perform
ance, More attractive scenery had been
furnished and additional electrical effects
materially heightened the picturesque
ness of many Of the scenes The little
dancers were received with high favor,
and if the program had permitted there
would have been a series Of recalls
throughout the afternoon
Many OF the children, particularly the
principals IN the cast, demonstrated un-
usual vocal and dramatic ability. This
was particularly true of Mss Ruby
Raymond, as the gypsy queen; Miss
Adrienne shreye. and Irving Cosgrove.