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OUR HEARTS DESIRE.

Oh. that we two lay Sleeping
Under the chuTchyard sod,
With our limbs al rest on the quiet earth's hreast
And our souls az home with Godl
-Kingsey
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$35,000 Stock of Women'S
Suits, Skirts, Waists, &c.
LOWEST PRICES QUOTED.

women's s25 Brown. Blue. and
Black Panama Suits. s..... $3.50
WOmen's S35 Blue, Brown. and
Black S-rge. Panama. and
BrOadcloth Suits. s............. S14.5O
Women's SIS Eton Jacket Suits. $500
So Women's Suits. $500
$500 Women's White India
Linen suits. E2.5O
$3.50 White Suits. sI.69
$500 Womens White Serge
SklrtS -...-.. You
$500 Women's Skirts, all sizes
and colors. .................. $500
$500 skirts. 81 20
$500 Dress Skirts. s............. $50
$500 White Waists. SIC
$500 and $3.50 White Waists. o.. S1.69
$3.50 and Sl.25 Wrappers. ... zoe
$50 White Cannon Cloth Skirts 60c
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THIS includes Hosiery Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnishings Linens coa Dn En-
/ L,N
Wear Wm Waists Skirts Muslin Underwear the house Mang Car
nj every p
In ,eNrhmg nauhrn the ne II m is to- a m a
closes Tnprcn doneIia
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$4,000 Stock of Embroidery.
FIRE SALE PRICES.

12zc Embroideries and Insertions.
yafd ............. ................ 0c
15c and iSc Embroideries and In
sertions, yard. -.-...,.......... DC
CSC Embroidery. yard ........... lie
CSC and 75c Corset Cover Embroid-
cry, yard, ..............,... 35e
t9c Swiss Insertion, yard. .---. zoe
15c and lSc Embroidery Beadins,
yard .................- BE
25c and 35c Laces, yard. lie
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were taken by the Panaman administra-
tion 20 insure fair elections so far as op-
portunlty 10 vote is concerned.
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A $35,0O0 Stock of Shoes
Sacrificed.
ALL THIS SEASONS
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Women's $3.50 and 81 Shoes and
Mems $3.50 and IS Shoes. .SI.60
OxfOrds 70 go for. .SI.G5
Women's $3.50 Low Shoes for. .s1.6J
Women's 50 Low Shoes. .......S .SI.25
Women's SO Champagne Canvas
4>ON DllDto % b-lc
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Boys SO Shoes and Oxfords. .S1.s5
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Boys Canvas Leather-sole Shoes SOC
Infants Shoes 10 go for... 35c
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Boys $3.50 Shoes 20 go for. .SI.O0
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To-morrow-The Panama Canal
uI-SanttatiOn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
JANUARY TERM {1vOs)
Ninth Day of January Term.

Ninth Day of January Term.
Caldwell. Idaho, Jan. 22, 1908.
The Board of County Commission.
ers met pursuant to adjournment
from We'd, Jan. 81, 1908. Present,
w. H. Plat. Chairman, s. F. CLANCY,
D. P. Dodd, and o. Bailey, Clerk,
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
The official bonds of the following
elected road supervisors were ap-
proved:
d. w. Gray. Road Overseer Distric,
No. "a;
]. A. McRobbie, Road Overseer Dis
trict No. 10:
e. A. Cox, Road Overseer District
No. 10;
A. Relyea. Good Roads Commission
er;
P. e. Silkett. Good Roads Commits
sioner;
T. ]. Beckwith, Good Roads Commits
sioner
On motion the following LIQUOR
dealers bonds were accepted and ap-
proved and licenses ordered issued,
to witt
s. A. Mclaughlin. Emmett, class 81
from Dec. LIST 1907 to Nov. 30th,
1908;
e. II. Dewey. Nampa, class 81 from
Jan. I. 1908 to Dec. S1st, 1908.
In the matter of the petition of
e, Delyea ct al praying for the open
Ing OF the road between Parma and
New Plymouth as formerly declared
opened, and asking the board to ap-
point some one to open said road as
II is not in any organized road dis
trict. II Is ordered by the board that
the road be opened and Chas. Post
ordered to open said road.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Thursday, Jan. %, 1908, at
10 o'clock q. m.
Approved: W. II. PLATr
Chairman.
Attest: o. v. BADLEf,
Clerk.
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JANUARY TERM (19Os).
Eleventh Day OF January Term.


Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. "a, 1908.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
from Jan. 90, 1908. Present, w. H.
Platt, Chairman, s. F. CLANCY, d.
r. Dodd, and o. v. Bailey, Clerk.
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
In the matter of the petition Of
Thomas Weir ct al, praying for the
establishment of a public highway
in Good Road District No. /, 1t ap-
pearing to the Board that the petit
ton Is deficient in as much as said
petition has the signatures of but
five petitioners, and all non-consent-
Ing land owners do not give their
consent.
The report of the judges of cleo
ton of Road District No 26 was APP?
proved and F. G. Jones was declared
elected road supervisor for the COM
ing year.
In the matter of the petition and
afadavit of w. w. Wilton ct al, pray
ing for the establishment of a pub
lie highway adjoining the seven mile
slough bridge, agreeing to give the
county a quit claim deed to the land
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be all on the South Side of said quar-
ter Section line
1t appearing to the Board that the
petitioners have complied with the
law and the ROAD appearing TO be a
public necessity il is hereby ordered
that said road be opened and declar-
ed to he public highway.
In the matter of the petition of
F. l.. Joncs ct al, praying for the d.
vision of Road District No. Is and
the creation of a new district. it an
pearing for the best interest of the
district and the County that the said
petition is granted and the new dis
trict is hereby created and bounded
as follows: Commencing at the CEN
ter OF Sec. 81, TIP. 4 N. r. 2 w. b.
M. thence extending Az miles due
West of the half section line to s. e.
Cor. OF Sec. 26. TIP. N r. 3 w. B.
Nj. thence " mile North to the s. e,
Cor. of Sec. %, TIP. 4 N. h. 3 w. B.
M. thence due West l mile to the
City Limits of Caldwell, thence North
miles to the Boise River, thence In
a meandering Course East along the
Banks of the Boise River to the Cen
ter OF Section 10. TIP. 4 N. r. w.
q. M. thnce South to place of begin
ming. Said District shall be designat-
ed Road District No. 40, said petition
Is granted and Ira White appointed
Supervisor of said District.
In the matter of the petition of
A. j. Mcfarland ct al. of Falks Store
Precinct. praying that no further IL
quor licenses be issued to any appli-
cant for the sale of liquor in said
precinct in the future. Upon due
consideration of the same by the
Board said petition is hereby granted
The bond of o. A. Baxter and J.
A. Walker for the operation of Fer
ry near Warm Springs on Snake
River was approved
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until Saturday Jan. 25. 1908, at 10
o'clock q. m.
Approved: w. H. PLATT,
Chairman
Attest: o. v. BAOLEY,
Clerk.
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owner on said road, the sum of $50,
obtain from MIN a release of the
right of way for said road, and make
return to this office, and 1t Ia further
ordered that said road described as
follows: beginning at the intersec-
ton OF the N e. Cor of Section 16
and the S. E. Cor. of Section 8, and
running directly east on Section
lines between Sections 1O-11 and H.
1914 and IS to the N. e. Cor. of
Sec. 10 and the 8. E. Cor. of Section
IL. all In TIP. z, N. R. w. of the
B. M, be and hereby is declared to
be a public highway, and the road
overseer upon the granting of the
right Of way of the said Scott Stew
art is hereby ordered and instructed
to open the said public road.
In the matter of the petition of
G. w. Kempthorn ct al, inhabitants
of road district No. 2S and % praying
for the establishment of a public
highway, this being the day and hour
previously set for the hearing of all
non-consenting land owners, and
none of the non-consenting land own
ers appearing it being the sense of
this board that the road as petitioned
for will be of great public benefit, 1t
Is hereby ordered that the road com
mencing at the northwest corner of
section 8, TIP. 2. North. Range 2 w.
B. M, thence running east on the
line between the township line be-
tween Townships and 8, two miles
and ending at the N. E. Corner of
Sec. same Township and Range,
be granted and the road ordered
opened.
In the matter of the petition of
the Trustees of School District No. IA
Canyon County, Idaho, for the trans
fer and payment of $4,000 borrowed
and used from the general fund for
the payment of interest on the out
standing bonds of said District, there
being insufficient funds in the bond
fund of said District for payment of |
said interest at the time said interest
came due.
1t appearing to this board that
there is now sufficient funds In sail
bond fund of said District for the re.
payment of said $4,000.
1t is hereby ordered that the Treas
urer of Canyon County transfer 400.
from the bond fund of said district
to the general fund of said district
as repayment of said sum so hol-
rowed.
Whereupon the board adjourned |
until Wednesday Jan. %. 1908, at
10 O'Clock, a. m.
Approved: w. H. ;oLATT,
Chairman.
Attest: o. V. BADLEY,
Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
JANUARY TERM (1eOs).
Tenth Day of January Term.

Caldwell. Idaho, Jan. %, 1908.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
from Jan. %. 1908. Present, w. H.
Platt. Chairman, 8. F. CLANCY, D.
P. Dodd, and o. v. Bailey, Clerk,
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
In the matter II the petition Of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
JANUARY TERM (l9Os).
Twelfth Day Of January Term.

The Board of County ommission-
ers met pursuant to adjournment
from Jan. "a, 1908. Present, w. H.
Plat. Chairman. 8. F. CLANCY, d.
P. Dodd. and o. v. Bailey, Clerk,
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
The official bond of H C. Flint as
justic of the Peace of Middleton was
approved.
In the matter of the petition of
w. A. O'Brien praying for the open
Ing OF a private DAD "a feet wide In
road District No. 20, the petition is
approved and H. w. Dorman, the
non-consenting land owner is cited
to appear before this board at 10
O'Clock a. m. April 22d, 1908, to
show cause why said road should not
become a public highway.
The following Canyon County Fair
Association directors and citizens ap-
peared before the board and asked
that the commissioners allow n Of
one mill for the Fair purposes for the
coming year:
H. D. Andrews,
d. D. Campbell,
A e. Gipson,
H. j. Courtner, Payette,
N. s. Miller,
w. F. Howard. Roswell,
J. B. Gowen,
Fl. r. Cleaver,
J. H. Lowell,
Frank J. Smith,
Ed Hayes, Emmett,
]. Flint.
II. w. Dorman,
Geo. II. Merritt,
James Harris,
John Applegate, Payette.
1t Is orered that the following $50
names be. and the same are hereby
selected as the jury from which the
Clerk of the District Court. Sherifr
and Probate Judge of Canyon Coun-
ty shall draw jurors to serve in the
District Court for the year 1908:
Willard Alden,
A. H. Parsons,
H. G. Hand,
Peter Albert,
Geo. Randall.
A. G. Henderson,
s. p. Bane.
Frank Hill.
Geo. Blayden,
David Reiser,
Jos. Lemp.
H. ]. Courtnsr.
Mark seeley.
o. N. Calender,
Geo. P. Tish,
o. NJ. Shaffer,
q. B. Dorathy,
H. villsnew,
Geo. w. Walker.
M. M. Gladdish,
B. F. Walling,
W. H. Ross,
James Jones,
John Bishop.
p. L. Kruse,
]. F. Bow,
A. Moudy,
@, II. Lander.
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w. w. Parkinson.
o. c. Hollinbeck,
Ed Allen,
g. M. Pri ,,
A. 8. Hickman,
B. F. Bivens.
j. ID. Rowland.
w. NJ. Bruce,
n. N. Reed.
H. A. Jones,
w. d. Case,
8. D. Richardson,
M. 8. Lewis,
Van r. Squire.
John Groome.
Antoine Diedricksen,
j. r. Vassar.
Chas. Crockett.
VIM. Feen.
J. w. Watkins.
J. G. Goodwin,
Emil Johnson.
Ed. 8. Down.
Harry Kent,
G. A. Berg.
Ed. Campbell,
P. R. Ketchum,
b. F. Morrow.
Pat White.
G. D. Stafford.
Michael Harris,
Fred Armstrong.
J. J. Rigdon.
Charles Clemens.
A. Miller.
Ora Cox.
j. G. Miller,
w. A. Hall.
Isaac Adair,
Hayden Powell,
H. H. Harvey.
H. M. Bell,
G. H. Roseberger,
Chas. Bays.
Richard Rawlings.
w. X. jarvis.
Walter Burke,
J. P. Reiser.
F. H. Lenaghan.
Emery Chandler.
J. ]. Shaffer,
j. F. Christensen,
Samuel Ulrich.
ID. 8. Curtis.
II. D. Fike,
d. H. Weymouth,
8. 3. Foote,
Edward Heath
Chas. Boulton.
Chas. Robertson.
James Beardson.
Ed. Gilbert,
G.. Kyle.
VIM. Kinkaid,
Jesse Clark,
V. d. Hannah,
Thomas H. Guffey.
]. J. Apperson.
Geo. w. Ragsdale.
w. P. Castator,
A. j. Malmstrom,
VIM. Cupp.
VIM. Kingsbury,
]. ]. Toole.
Carl Rasmussen.
J. w. Pittenger.
H. L. Hartman.
James Barnard.
l.. o. Richardson.
F. w. Hawkes..
James Russell.
p. D. Hadsall.
Hugh Bishop,
T. w. Boon,
M. NJ. LOOMS.
r. Y. Curren.
p. B. Shaffer.
Thomas ]. Coonrod.
John Thomas.
&C. Smith,
James B. Durham,
G. 8. Wells.
DIR. Mabee,
F. w. Grett,
Ralph Beal.
A. J. lockwood,
w. C. Johnson,
d. D. Murray.
Douglas Knox.
John N. Bray.
]. f. Chips.
Harry T. Lewis.
G. w. Glover.
E. H. Adam.
Henry Cox.
VIM. Irston,
d. o. Mackay.
Anderson Coz,
Joe Fulson.
Ina MRaou
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t1t I'M @enic.Gorps uno mtr0e por
,Sabren iiberiii6rt, 6ic Regierung bei
ber 2tu5iiihrilnq bon 5luB lutO &5os
IeuperbeiierunGs 9lrbeitcn 81 Ga
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100000 beid)pinoelt jit hobcn. Ias
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9nnfcn mo Slic Iepoiit @enolbcn
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nebmen, ltno Der berilbntte 8edtsiaa
geIangt bierntit, nahoem Garter lei
nen Saitternin bereiis obgeieiien
Gat. iudbreno @npnor lmo 8reene 0ie
ibrigen crit antreten, gum 9IbidluB.
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GolOrrt=SQnf
(,Sm 9aScn Giitrift.)

7ie Balbid6rlidlcr Siuicn nnt Scpuftcu I'm
spursS cpartcmcnt Der DGulpert Saui,' Nomuros
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30 gru3ent merbcn aut SpursGonit bc5nbt.
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ggnt. Is. 9aae, grdloent
SWci1bGuicn:
2oiapettc., GruR. strnRc uuo poltH5sMnrtt.
(3B2-12)
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lja(e'S l]oney Of
0ol.e|jollllo C Uar

bringt idJmcllc GrlcidJtcrnug in Sal
leu Ouu mcbcm SaIs, SronditiS nno
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mno itOrt bic geroannns hidt.
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fommt Scmicl6en glcidj fir Snitcn,
GrfGltnnscn un6 Sciicrfcit.
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3oroer State Savings 3ank
ytprpmcils(suC uuH SaDcttc.str. uuo Yarts2lGc.
1nhrlincr 0lmnluriG [. lnmnnI 1HNS.

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Der 1000 ................... $92O,5GG.OO
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gGiie sar MeiIc in's glnslanS be'
iOrst 6. Gaiuc, Nr. 413, Cit-Salti.
mureitrake, nabc Gnitom SonIe slue.
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Wir iino iiber 9lusenleioen
sat nnterridtet

nnb i6nncn Sbneu ocstulb IN Der Nus
gSetn Sbnef Sbre ebile 0rinc Mot pnbt,
70 lniien Sie ms Ibre sln9en nnieriuden
g8ir bcredneI feline Gcbiibr fir bic llnicrs
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llnierc Greiic iiir C3ldfer iino ni6t bod.
manCbmnl 10 nicorie. loie SiO0 g4tr
ftfern Nacn Die bdficbiie 9eoieHuna 3u.
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Ena 81 nra Nnlnmhns.

Fanbc oui.btincuo nucrgriinolide etuGnbcIt
fuocu 70 lrihi ihre e5funG mic oas ouf oem
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IN Ber6iuouug aebradt ioirO Siefer Srfabruug
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qcn sine Frpbe BON oiefem unieblbnren SeI.
mitel mtrn bon g. Geuiiaeotcr & 60, Dor
1916 NepDori frei oeridnot. (9toDh5r)
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an Sano
jll baltcll

clue 6lnidIr BON Snlc'S !Soncp Of
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