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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

T0kfO. Nov 10 Rumorn here
tssay nay that the nowageF I'm.
pr - Yehamnia. ~ China. has been
killed and there are reports that
Prsnew china. Grand Chaneeiiuf
Ypsa Hhl kai aud other high Off.
eaAla have been murdered
The reports are vague. huf there
IL belief that horrible acts ~
aon4e sort have taken place az the
Chinese capital One rumor aaYa
thar ar effort II belug made BY
arenfn fnf tho feYoiutioniata 10
overthrow the government BY kin.
inx al the high authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19
Many Aarasfs Rsporssa.

PARIS. Nov ~ Rumnra ~ the
murder Of Prince Chlng. head 81
the army and the most powerful
man In China since the death Of
Erlperat kwnns HHa. reached here
today II Is Rifo reported that
Yaas ahl kal, Grand chancellor. has
been murdered No mention IL
made 81 the death Of the new dow
aRvF empress The riimore say the
murders were committed by hiah
officials who are IN plot 10 seixe
the knKefnmnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19
HEnEY's CONDITION.

; san FRANCISCO. Sov ~. 4
; The doctors NJ tbs Lane 4
, hospital Ia attendance on 4
Francis J Heney gave out q 4
> statement thla afternoon that 4
= their patient was Ia 4 much 4
y improved condition. although Z
be spent q restless night and I
= WAS not atio@ed 20 receive 4
visitors this m0FaiuK 4
Mr. Heney'a temperature Is 4
higher than II was last night. 4
> but the doctors aay that there 4
3 IL no cause for alarm. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

Wants cannonIa offIee.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10 Rep
resentatiyc Charles Fowler. chair
man OF the banking aud currency
committee, Is after the speaker.
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19
Rate Cutting Results.

He said the operation 90 the I'm.
pire caused much trouble among
the railroads, ana that the Penn
sylvania, being engaged IN the pro.
ductiou and refining as well as the
transportation Of OH, was consid.
cred unique, lie stated that Il re.
suited IN much rate cutting and re-.
batting followed.
II was necessary 20 use a larger
room when the examination Of John
ID. Rockefeller WAS resumed today
An enormous crowd Of spectators
and reporters was on hand when
the OH king arrived, accompanied
by attorneys. He seemed somewhat
oalmer than when he took the stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

WALLA WALLAI Nov 10 Miss
Harriet Aukenv. daughter of
seuator Aukeuy, was married last
night to Capt f. It, Pope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

The purchases OF the refining
business controlled by Porter &
Moreland and by John d. Archbold
were made for the purpose OF ex.
tending the business" lie related
the early incidents connected with
the starting In uhricating OH bust.
ness in 1876 and detailed negotia-
tions and various business PROPOSE
lions.
The oil king stated that the En-.
nlre Transportation company
owned cars and engaged IN for.
wafdIug freight lie said the Penn,
sylyania railroad controlled the
Empire, which In turn owned a
Of pipe lines and two re-
finerles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

lie related hnw the Standard
reached oat and absorbed the Har
vey Refining company Of Louisville.
Ky, for the purpose Of increasing
the market and getting a better
outlet for the product Of the re
fineries."
Then the Imperial OH Refinery
at on City. which was owned By
Charles Pratt and " H. Rogers
was taken In He explained that
this concern controlled a large ORR
entail trade
Rockefeller denied that he was
interested in any manner In the
Standard on company OF Pittsbnrg
he explained that the Standard OF
Ohio acquired the stock OF the Chas
Pratt company and the Atlanta Re.
filming company, nov members OF
the trust agreement for the pur-
pose Of extending and facilitating
the export business lie said that
the deaf involved about $4,000 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

RAIN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY; FRESH
SOUTH WINDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19
THE
TAKING OF
REBATES
ROCKEFELLER CAUSES
SENSATION IN
COURT.
Doesn't Deny Rebate Ar
rangement With Penn
sylvania Road.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s..-John d.
Rockefeller created a sensation In
the federal court this afternoon BY
admitting that he formerly accepted
rebates from the Pennsylvania rail-
road.
Step hy step. over the record Of
expansion. absorption and develop
ment. Rockefeller told how. under
the direction of his iron hand the
most marvellous business machine
Of modern times was built As he
explained this move or that In the
general scheme % reaching out and
encompasging the trade. there was
evident always the keenest business
capacity. and always the most re.
marknble consideration o. details
and Incompatible genius for organi-
ration.
Rockefeller explained the ahsorp.
ton 81 the refining plant and the
dock property OF the Long Island
Refining company. which was the
initial effort Of the Standard 10 re
fine oil for export Next he told %
taking over the property OF the De
voc Refining company, which was
engaged Ia canning oil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

Sieier beituusseitattete, 216 Seize,
lpalten umfaiienoe unb reid illus
l@trterte aalenSer bat folsenben Sns
bait:
TullftdnbiseS &~alenoarimm nit su5li
nencn Observation-Disclosures in
Wort unb Bib, ben Mbbilounoen
bon siu5lf ncnen I0natSbeilisen
NIT begleitenoer 2ebensbeidreibuns
SeoenfbIatt bes Sabres 1909 bon
81. 6. 8epIer.
Ncmjabrssrnf bon Sran52ebner I.
Warianiide Stdttcn inn beilisen
Sano. 8on @ iIb. 9 6erer.
Sarbenbrufbiib snm 5O=iabriaen
Spnrocs : Snbilanm. Bon 9ros
fe1lor S. s. o Of. (Sierieitige, reid
IN Sarben alssefiibrte Seiaabe.)
Safer Suininifns. gr5d6lung ants
Dem Solfslebcn bon 2orens
Seiber.
GbriitmS, Der i9lnieritanSene, erideint
fetacr Wutfer. 8ebiht bon p.
Ileganle,r 3 aumgar t.
ner, s. j. gu Dem elei6udmigeu
Sdrbenbilbe beS 9tcbemptpriitene
gruoers 90. Sdmal5l.
8ur bmnbert Sabrem. 8eifihtss
biloer, ge5eidnet bon Otto b o n
S6abi ing.
SaS Wseoaia5n. grsd6Iuua bon 6.
MILLER.
Gin Stiif llbrfctte. Grabbing bon
Inton Saott.
Spn nngefabr. Gr8G6llng aus Grgens
tinien bon 8. 6 Catalina.
3as @elcnipiei. @ebift bon g.
81 ! mann.
Gtnmai unn niht mieber. Son
@nibo SabL Sitenbah.
Sabresrnnoidam bon Sr. Sent nit
pielcn Silbern.
Siele prddtise Original : Sanira.
tioncn pUn bemabrten &iintlern
idmiifen bieieu ucueu Sabraaua,
pelher aud uichcr ben bclicbten
@nnSfalcnbcr entbaIt.
IilS Dem Sbengenonnten fam iid
Sober Elm llrtbeil biloen iiber ar
bas Sntereiiante. mas in uniercr
Frdmie 5u finDen lit.
Wir ienoen Sbnen ben &alenber
%foitenfrei, lperu Sic ioelcid Sbren
rildltdnoigen Announcements : yetrae,
nne $500 fir @orausbeSablune eins
Ihicicn. Genben Sic Den 9etrna
prompt elm, oenn Die 4aGirage lit
cine 9robe uno eS biirfte unier @prs
ratb l1neu pergriffeu fem.
I6tuu9soou
Soren5 @pnner,
Scibdftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

Efeiler unb beobu6tet bas Yaar nit
different Bid. Gs lit gegen feline
8rnnoidse, iid Su perlieben, Die Sffi>
5iere ieines 8egimentes riibmen iit.
Der iiiBen Sborbeit niGt 8u unterlies
gen, uno bod - lpnrum fpnnte Der
@lcni4 NIT ieiner ih0nen Srase ni6t
transatlantiide grbinnen betboren?
&drum iagt Der alte Baron Sen FREE
den @eieaen nidt aus bem Suuie?
Gin biiblhes geiip;el fiir bie> S16ter
anOerer Sduier, penn Der Sobn zines
Danfeefleil6ers ODER S1miebes in
Scarsipoob Den Scrrn ipielt, uno
Tlae ninlmt inter Den @belIeuten bon
SuIer, Die lire Nbnen bis auf @ila
belm Den Groberer 5uriidfiibren."
Ser critic @al5er lit eeenbet.
Sauptmann DC Seres Sour fDmmt.
8, tpie Slabeaa laft uno tan5t unb
plduoertl
Nidt bal6 10 bIbi6 ipie bie meilten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

yidS6en I'M SaaIe, lit iie poppelt 10
an5iebenb.
.Sie lit bas fIiiglte IGo6en meis
ner @efannti@aft". inat ii6 &c @erc
luieoer, ~eS lit auffauenb, baB Die
9eilrreiditen Srauen ih0ne IGnner
beIratben. obne Hiidiidt aIf Deren I'M
neren 8crtb. Sd poute. ib bGtte
lelblt I'M ISABELLA 9eporben."
Sn Der folgennen Yauie iingt Ga
lton Santree Elm SproIerlieb. iHB uno
traurig, unb iicbt oerfiibrerii6er aus
penn je.
Ser Seuisl bole i'm nit iciucm
clalli'Gen Yrofil uno ieincr Mario
rinme". brilmmt Der Sffi8ier. .'S iii
ira1rli6 tein @uuber. ipeun Gin iicbz
5ebnidbrigeS Mdbhen fir i'm
l6ipGrmt. Nun. mein Mann, mas
gibts?"
Gin 2ibreebepienter lit Dor linen
aufgetaI6t.
rgntGuIbi9eu. 6err Sauptmann,
@iib SanaeriiclrS Sole bitet nm elm
paar @orte nit ibrer 8ebieterin."
.@tpn?" ruft Slabela pcrmims
bert, .iuas fam iie mir au iageu bas
benz"
9as &ammermdbhen itebt arf Der
S@lpelle ulb bGlt ein Yadcthen in Der
Sanb.
~Sbomas ianb oies in Der Serrens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
9euntes &apitel.
Die brittle @arnnng.

Sas Ie9enipetter enbet nit Der
@adt, Der neue Sag brinst Ieidten
Srpit.
Wr. 9nntree lit an elmer Sufsz
la9o. Der Gin gaa in San9ton 8opals
folgen ioa, 9elaben.
Wib 9aneerfielb bat ii6 Dor ibm
auf Dem @eriammlunesplat cinses
funoen, lie nirmt ii6 5u Yfero itets
am 9eiten aus, untcrbdit lid lebbnit
NIT Den lie un,gebenoen Serren, uno
lpenoet iid bel ieinem gri6einen uns
9eonloi9 81 ibm.
~Shon tpieber 5u ipGt, @niton. ih
nlofte %iuiiien, tpann Su ie i'm 2eben
our redlten 3eit fDmmit. 8el6e
Strafe perbient er, Sauptmann De
Gere?"
Sen @erluit Sbrer @naoe. ben
l6lpcriten Serluit, ben i6 mir oenfen
fam, entgegnet Der Sffi5ier.
CT lit Dem Mmerifaner abbolb. perz
adJtet i'm, gleib ben meiiten RGns
nern, obne eiaentli6 gu ipiiIcn. MAR
I'M? GS 9ibt Idnner. ipel1e bon
Wdnnern 9eliebt. unb Rdnner. nel6e
bon Srauen geliebt iperpen: 8alton
9antree 5dblt euti6ieoen su ben 9ess
teren.
Ser lmlte Huf: .Sa fommlen iiel"
perfuuoet Der Suube Mufltuft,
Sautes .6allo" ertlingt, nit unge.
Itilmen 0ebel iest Die Merte iiber Die
Oebe9e.
~Sort lit erl" ruff elm Gtimmens
DIOR. Ser Su6s fliegt ilbcr Die 6lds
de, Slabella auf Dem idlparsen 8oHe
SlDerim ibm mad ipie Gin Iieil. an
tbren Snnfelen 4ngen inntelt bas
Scuer Der Sagoluit - ielbIt @eltor
Santree lit pergeiien. Gin paar Wsis
nnten bdlt iein YierS sdritt nit benz
ibrcn, Sann bleibt CO ipeit suriid. 8ie
Der Bino flicet Slberim iiber 8rdben
rnb @cbege, unp Die furbtloie Meite.
rim iiet 10 felt im Sattel. bab an Die
Sdger beipunberno auf lie bliden.
Wa6 etiua elmer St-,oe piloer
Sa9b bat WliB 9anseriielb ben Tri>
umpb, inter ben Benigen an Iein. Al
iebeu, iuie Der tobte Sud)s iiber oes
&aibmanns Saupt eebalten parbe
unb Die Suube erpartungspou empors
tldiften. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Mile. Marie de Lansac,
New Orleans, Ii

New Orleans, Louisiana.
rWorsen bring, ids felbjt our Eoit,
unb nun moge Rcrpbeus MIDI in ieine
Irme nebnen."
Mber Der eriebnte Shlummer
tommt ni6t. Cation betrad6tet Die
tan5cnben S6atten beg Seueri6einE
lnb iinnt unb iinnt.
.llub ueun mfrs pieSer erainae,
ipie in Sem Orleans? Cir Npbert
lit aber faum Sbor senIe. pieber gu
b%eirat6eu. llebrieens biirfte 36aes
runs 9efdbrlih iein. man iou bas Gil
len I6mieoen. 10 lang es fpdrrn lit.
ISABELLA mub mor9en ben Sot3eitSs
tag beitimmen. lit Tie crit meme Srau.
10 babe i'd sefponnenes Spicl. IuBer
penn. barmberdiaer Gottl iperrn Otas
RE auf Der Siibne eri6iene."
@r bait eri9roden inne unb itarri
ms Selier.
v8abri6einlit lit cs nift. if
CLAUDE ip8nr. baB, penn Tie mir cine
@ohe mad gmpfang Der @riefe be-
gegnete. tic an mir poriiberginee. als
bate Tie mid ME gefannt. aber
ipenn lies erfiibre. fonnte lie ipredben.
I'M ISABELLA 5u retten. Dab, mann
bat ie Gin 8eib bas anberc serettet?
Vtprgen iou Der So65eitstag be-
itimmt lperSen unb fiir ni1t gu fernc
3eit."
~ ~ -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

unb Sir ~er5dbIen, bab bieie ooer jene
Game fir mic1 i6trdrmte, ludre la
Gcrlt1."
limb lit Das aGes?" frast lie pie>
Der.
Sci meiuer @brc. ia"
~@enn id Sir II 8lallben
f0nnte."
r8enn Gu 10 tpenig @ertrarlen gu
mir bait, Bella. lit es beiier, mir
trennen ms"
gr fenut itc uuD ipeiB iiher an trefz
fen.
yErennenl" ipieDerbolt lie nit be-
benben 2ippen. rtpie leidt er onoolt
ipriht. @eibt On uiht. OuB i6 Sifl
10 innig liebe. baB Der bloBe @ebnnfe,
cine Inoere f6nnte Gedte allf 9idl
baben, mir unertrd9li6 lit. ShDDrit
On mir. bdB Su Die @abrbcit inge
teit?"
Or erbebt Die Sano. es gibt Dem
gio ben rihtieen. gibnenneffeft.
sd ldipDre bel Iaem, mas min
beilig it'll"
Ser Shtpur lit nift binbenb: i'm
Simmel unb auf grben lit 8aitpn
Santree nihts beilie. gber bns 9er5
9laubt 10 serne, mas er tpuni6t, uno
bas Srnutpnar periobnt ii1.
9ennod bat cine fleinc @olfe it'd
erboben uno orobt ibres Slides 500
ri5ont al inmoiiltcrn. Siabellds blin>
DEG Yertrauen lit auf INNER oabil.
unb er fragt it'd unlutlfilrli6, mas
er. sernbe er. nit einem eiferiildti9en
Weibc %anfnnge?
Na6 Dem Bale i66rt @iB Danger
field in Der bunfelen Naht mad 6uus
ie. Sic lit miloe unb tribe ino iiebt
an9eeriffeu aus.
.@ie frob bin id, enblih 5u Snuie
81 Iein". ieuf5t lie uub iuirft lid in
eiueu Sauteuil am &nmin. ~enttleioe
mid. Simon. beetle Sih."
Ser anmmer5pfe geihidtc 9dnoe
ppllenoen idnea Die Iufgdbe.
(Sortebung oIet IT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
fir has Sabr 1909.

Sieier beitnusseitattete, 216 Seize,
lpalten umfaiienoe unb reid iuus
l@trierte aalenSer bat folsenoen Sns
halt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
WAtugg, warmer!

babt abr 6aier, Seu, aartoii eln, gseiser. aoru.
eioaaeu, @erite, Gier. Butter ooer u6erbaunt
ireenoweidbe 5armprobutte il oertauien? 9snn
10, baum ifreibt crit al Soi. ). Magic. Subuoue.
Spma. un6 irnet ihu INN ieine Yreiie. Ufnn
cbreiire einiadb: y. J. Vagle. Dubuque. 3o,ua.
n. Il. Serr Wagle taufr uno pertluir anu
Gtabts unb 5arnteiaentaunL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

lebte Brief, ben i6 ie an Did rihte.
&iait Su fir INNER Sid bon mir
fuei,oen, 10 ienbe ale meme griefe
unb meme photographic 5uriid. aber
@niton, @aiton, bab' i6 bas bers
bient? Rarie."
Sm Letter Sase bat beg 8eibes
5er5 seipro6eu, uuo lie bat seenoet,
neil iie iid ielbit nift traute.
Der. 9nntree iiberliest Die 3eilen
Elm S~lpeites MaI.
rIrmes Mdb6cn", Ipriht er. res
lit bart nd6 Ilem. ipas setpeien -
aber ih fam Sir nidt belfen. Sb
i6 ipobl Elm Ser5 babe? Srauen limb
san5 am Ylase ais Stufen 81 Stang.
Teidthum. 8ubm anb beraleiden.
aber Siebe - bail Ndrie fIobte
mir nod bas meiite 0efiibI elm, unS
tpennt i'd ie mid fir etpas intereiiirte.
mas niht ib mar, ipnr CO tie"
Or Itopft ii6 Elm Yfeifben unb
madt lids an Gamine bequem.
sic miro Rort balten unb nibt
Hagen, fdbrt er fort, der 8ee ebnet
1i6. Ser @ebdnfe. Die 8riefe 5us
riid5uperlangen, lit gut, i6 tperbe linn
iofort entipreden."
gr ,tritt an Den Shreibtii1 unb
bolt elm Yadetten griefe, Die nit ei>
nem blauen Sanbe 5ulammeugebuuz
ben iinb. Sci benielben bcfinbet iid
bic Photographic eines idoneu Tdbz
deus. elm seiitpoIes Invertebrates
Intlit.
0antrees 3iige nebn,en beinabe
5drtlideu Iusbrrf an.
~Irmcs, armies Gino! ipie 6iibih
lie ipdr in ibren buftigen ipeiBen 0es
ipdnbern nit gdnbern uno 2pien ses
idmiidt, Die 8nngen serotbet, bic
Iu9en funfelnb pie Sterne. Sbr
fpdrc i9 Elm b~eiierer 8atte seiporben
ais lie Der Gnberen. Iber adj - SIC
fatd polunt nnb 10 meter"
Or nerpadt 9riefe unb Bib sierliH
unb i6reibt Die Ioreiie nit feiter
Sanb:
Milo Moria do 7 opvon
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26
United States Land Office, Boise
idaho, October 20, 1908, Min
eral Survey No. 2o4S
Serial No. oI5O6

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
he Act Congress approved May 10. 1872, AID
onram j. Thayer of Evanston, Illinois, by his
attorney fact, e. L. Garrett OF Boise, Idaho,
has made application for patent for the AL
turas Bonanza Bar placer, containing ll5.b59
acres, the same being in Township south Of
Ranges and 10 ca /, Boise Meridian, In Glenn
Ferry Mining District, Elmore County, Idaho
described by the official plat and field notes as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning ut Cor +, Il fl post scribe l-2048
whence corner to Twps sand 6 s., Rs and 10
e. bears n. SO degrees 81 minutes W. 1888 feet
thence n. SO degrees 81 minutes W 1888 feet
to Cor, 2, thence S. 80 degrees SO minutes W. 924
leet to Cor. 3; thence n. 81 degrees 45 minutes
w. along right bank of Snake River 1866 ieet to
Cor 4; thence 5. SO degrees W. 9S3 Sc feet to Cor
B; thence s. 60 degrees Is minutes W. 200 II feet
to Cor. 6; thence N. SO degrees Is minutes W.
1884 ,O8 feet to Cor. 7; thence N. IS degrees 80
minutes 1851. l6 feetto Cor s: thence N. 4S de-
grees 80 minutes W l00O.56 feet to COR Q; thence
n 80 degrees l5 minutes w 400.23 feet to Cor. 10
thence N. rs degrees 30 minutes W. 1854 feet to
Cor II; thence N. u degrees is minutes, $3.50
feet to cor IL; thence N. degrees 80 minutes
W. 800 feet to Cor. 49,; thence N. 80 degrees be
minutes g. COG feet to Cor Ia; thence s. de
grees 03 minutes O. 655 90 feet to Cor. 10; thence
n 80 degrees 35 minutes As seconds, e. 66477
feet to Cor l6 thence s. deg. .02 min. IS sec.
e. 1872. As feet to to Cor II; thence N 80 degrees
~ minutes Is seconds e. 664 81 feet to Cor. 49,
thence south degrees .02 minutes Is seconds
e. 656.84 feet to Cor. 10; thence N. SO degrees As
minutes 30 seconds e. 1896 feet to Cor. 2O
thence S degrees 81 minutes 30 seconds e.
e. COS O6 feet to Cor. 81; thence n. SO degrees 4o
minutes 45 seconds e. 1867 81 feet to Cor. 22
thence s. 80 degrees 81 minutes 30 secOnde e.
73 feet TO Cor. 49, thence S. 1894 feet to Cor.
the place of beginning. Variation II degrees
30 minutes e containing 1860 aereo and 10.
Gated in Sections So and SO. Twp. 5 south, X. 9
e. and Section 81, Twp. $, R. 10 e., Boise Nerd.
ian, comprising Lot 7, Section 80, swA sWH
nwH Lot A. except square ten acres in ne
corner Lot aud Lots and 2 except north %
acres of each lot, Section SO, Tw J. SIS, R.
and the sw portion OF Lot 4 Sec 81, Twp. s. r.
10 e.. T. NJ There are no known adjoining
claims
WIN. BALDERSTON,
Register
First Publication October "a, 1908
Last Publication Deem Der &C. 290S
E.E GARRETT, Agent for Applicant.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell and compile
tely derange the whole system
when entering it through the
mucus surfaces Such articles
should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken in
ternally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price,
75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26

Milk delivered in any part z
town. Telephone Six. 7. G. Ell
person. IN
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26
To the Stockholders and Official.
Of the Sunnyside Improvement
Company Ltd.

You, and each of you, are
hereby notified that there will
be held at the Office of the Sun
nyside Improvement Company,
Ltd, Sunnyside, Idaho, corpor-
ate meeting of the Stockholders
of the Sunnyside Improvement
Company, Ltd, on January 9Th.
1909, for the purpose of amend
ing the Bylaws and transact
ing any and all business of
whatsoever nature that may
regularly come before the meet
ing of the Stockholders of said
Corporation. Sunnyside, Ell
more County, Idaho, December
10, 1908.
FRANCIS A. SHAW,
Secretary Sunnyside Improve
ment Co., Ltd. 1920
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26
Canyon County Fruit.

Here at home we all know that
our f'uit cannot he surpassed any.
where, hut the fact has not be- n
known 10 the Outside world. With
20 much advertising being done
it is hard to impress the fastener
with he su, eriority Of any par.
ticular locality over many Others
which are putting out equally
attractive literature.
The recent national apple con
gress at Council Bluffs, Iowa, will
serve to make distinction al d
bri G Canyon county fruit TO the
attention of the whole country
There this county took first prize
for the best county exhibit at the
congrs' When it is rememb bert d
that this was in competition
with the whole United States it is
no email honor Besides this
county prize there were macy
other prizes won by fruit growers
Of this county on individual ex-
hibits of many vari,ies of apples
-Nampa Leader Herald
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26
Change of Quarters

After the first of the year
the REPUBLICAN will occupy a
part of the Acker building, on
the corner of Canyon and At
lanta. The new quarters will
be more convenient in arrange
ment and will prove a conven-
lent location for the patrons.
Every effort will be made to so
time the moving of the equip
ment that the work will not
be interrupted.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-12-26

The Grill for good, clean, VII lie,
some cooking. 14lt
s. G. Yerkes returned Thursday
from the capitol city.
Eat at the white place. The
Grill employs all white help. 14tf
Eat at the Grill if you want the
best. All white help. l4tf
Mrs. NJ. NJ. King knows how and
serves the best meals at the
Grill. AT
John Helgren came home from
Bruneau yesterday to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mckinney
left yesterday on No. 5 for Boise,
where they will spend part of the
holidays with relatives.
Sermon next Sabbath at the
Congregational church, Goods
Sealed Orders for the New Year"
Choir and congregational singing
morning and evening
Mrs. Oliver Sloan died Wed.
nesday evening at her home in
this city. She leaves to mourn
her los a husband and four child
rem, who have the sympathy of
large circle of friends.
Miss Mabel Slurgis, who has
bsen teaching this year at King
Hill. passed through here yester.
day afternoon en- route to her
home in Boise, where she will
spend the holidays.
R I. Edgar expects to leave the
first of the week for Jerome, where
he will help put up some of the
many new buildings being erected
there. He will keep his home
here, however, having confidence
that Mountain Homs, when she
once gets started to boom, will far
outstrip any other town on the
Short Line.
Last Sabbath's Christmas Sur.
day was full day at the Congre.
gationai church, large congrega.
tions being present morning and
evening, The Sunday school had
present 1872. The Christian En-
deavor Socie les, Junior and Young
People had 70 present. The an
thens by the L~dies' Qnartette,
M--|sme- B GLIB and Eaton and
Misses Adam. and Bunk were of
u high order and II uoh appreciat
ed t. these were added a large
chorou- OF young people in the eve
ninp