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The Republican journal., 1908-11-26
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4 NOVEL SCHEME.
Name FISHING Ground Will Be Well
Advertised.

Advertised.
~ Aaiaf central railroad has en-
Ih7 OF d ne advertising scheme,
as Jesuit lr IS believed that the
Ne o. Jhs state as a sporting resort
log . ia,jat III all parts of the coun-
l5tfs has been received at the Of
~ + T. BaaJhbl, general passenger
. a u agent TWO specimens of the
4. " francis West, the well known
N.Y.. N, VINE makes ms headquarters at
y, =. months oaJ Of each year. Two
M. as. 'e-a used as models and the
y lid .7 been transferred to a birch
la t pane ID tasreGef. The figures
~ , O'sl PAINTED in natural colors and
n 9ii present slgnt that will attract the
te5 -f Il VI l5n 'Sh and anyone inter
IN, no5 J., a'i The trout which were used
spsct;.' +" Shed five and three pounds
H. si'slH The largest one was %
/, :,r ,s.'s and D inches deep. The other
In tSitiIs"nst smaller but none the less
pTo.s s.' he varlegated colors show
M I fur. .uIi well and one is led to be-
Espj5p s, lat fish have been mounted.
lcl "a sn we o. the works cost $40 to pro-
Il g a,!. Oh account of the excellence of
geess,r, 3. IS believed that it will be
heg Vii 10 order several hundred.
W, % a Ne placed in all the leading
hbs will y4y Countries and the first-class
Be f,st ~. a.so be supplied with them.
qlate H S',e VIII Be placed in the Copley
I NJ. O W,.l. as soon as they are secur-
aner ~ mas gained fame as the
eesgrzoo1l al a.. slnds of game and he is
| i 5ls5c- as s The b. leading exponent Of
satar E %oFSs will be placed in all The
,iior, as sS =, II every State in the
e spDr ~ !; !. believed that they merit
n IT, no., A small inscription SI u appears
sSese" j ar osa e informing The reader that
\ Sat- ' Of ' %,; kind that they catch il
NPrtIsr59 IL , NJ alne in the Kineo region. "
The Republican journal., 1908-11-26
Inc Vote of Texas.

\ CONT 1 II Texas, is said to be the
Mt a1aESi, N the United States which
" IA , reois! Tor Taft, giving him
publican , nga votes. Although
tzsalpata. tb Ualt,alllmity is unprecedented
0icaa Il county has long been Re-
yan'8 l02 +; gave .eo Mckinley 1852 votes to
Wed S69 ia ~ n lSoo, and Roosevelt re-
eord is M. ~ - Farker's %, so its latest
spOf The 50 P9rtentious of the break
'ssevelt cue esr s3lld South as it might be.
\ and McKiIeo thirteen Texas coun-
Votes N i ln(lley polled more than 121, :
! thrown b 10y, but McKinley's vote
med the T Teiore the Democrats ere
y feformatt;ee,As suffrage laws. Since
KS KS has SUM- u t n Republican vote in
'sttOn Trana.o.o the vicinity of so, 900.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-26

If You are Over Fifty Read This.
Most people past middle-age suffer from kid
ney and bladder disorders which Foley's Kid
ney Remedy would cure. Stop the drain on
the vitality and restore needed strength and
vigor. Commence taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy today. R. H. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-26
ptCEPTION IN BELMONT.

a.. Gilbert Cobb, who were
VI "' .,a.d gave their many friends
'''' .s,.4 aance in Mystic Grange
'''' Il. mont, Monday evening,
!. . u s-r at which over seventy
}''' rs in attendance. Refresh
pew served and pleasant time
'D@ ar Following is a partial
9'f.'I .-...aJs they received: COM
~ Mr. g1l Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mr..
Ne ~ ,. k1mball, Mr.. and Mrs.
A' s.,,.s Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Rich
. 'l, u. .,4 Mrs clyde Gray, Mr.. and
D. , ~. }lrEaflaad, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
. .. ar 5eo Fogg, Mr.. Neil Nc
. .-3.s set, Mr.. Justin Gray;
~. Of. Mr. Charles Simmons, Mr..
". gsr. butter knife, Mr., and
1-' rr,- Mariner; sugar shell, Mr..
.v "a Foss, table cloth, Mr..
u,A-re u doz. bread and
Vs. ,,s+- o.arter, covered dish,
l,hs rra Mariner; pickle dish,
i. ,r..n7. silver cake basket, An
..arkpr lar, Lena McKin-
t,-.l arrfame. Mr.. Roberts; china
~. .,+.b., Eta Batchelder; celery
g-s 5GJ. lass cake plate, Colby
... ,.arA YEA set, l cheese plate,
r5~ prna alter; glass plate, Wal
.,f Hsr~ l.ark; glass cake plate,
- Fa.s- - doz. tumblers, Geo.
r. ,g+z umb!ers, Grace Thomas;
io bread and butter plates, Mr.. and
F,--q- Hateman; fancy dish, Lena
#. fancy pate. Clarence Cilley; fancy
h Mrs Everett Donnells; fancy plate,
Elliot Clements; fancy plate, Leon
non FAM pate, 2 towels, Mrs. Al
g.a.s4tt fancy plate, Mrs. Elliott
regt.. far plate, Euda Wellman;
g a.st, jessie Thomas; three fancy
l5-r Al PIPER; fancy tumbler,
Dfr r.. sarl 2 agate stew dishes,
More ancy plate, Bernice Mil
eass fruit sa Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Imam ae~ llrcher, Merrill Harris
4, team laad Lottie and Beatrice
saeae a,tsread, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
d fovrl pair blankets, Mrs. Ora
Hmsri. bureau scarf, Mr.. and Mrs.
yncg stephenson, l pair towels, Mr..
Mrs e : Morse; / pair towels,
L IIon4s pair towels, Harold Nc
1ey usr towels, Oscar Wilkins; l
heas-Jclej pillow slips, Susie Batch
4 pair 91eis. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
les , dozen dinner plates, Flora
MONS bean pot, George Mariner;
aes1 e-erpieee, Mrs. John Harris
u ioz berry dishes, Helen Foss;
e9 la-.-t ora Hartshorn. Mr.. and
J Col. a-+ zone to housekeeping in
Bmm Th-~a the groom is employed
Pau 9.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-26
EXERCISE NECESSARY.

~ .,or exercise must be taken
rlslT keep the body in a healthy .t con-
sr3er 70 nv r,essive or unusual exrertion'
;ton 4" ,,,re to cause stiffness and sore
pssv'I. muscles and Joints
S Of hsu ssi this effect there is nothing
"a cop' e .,n,s Tiniment. Lay it on light
,tar 'l'a ai. ''' muscles have been strained; it
Fhere ''' lining for it penetrates right to
spirs' no Raves any congestion and inf1am-
/. bone r''' .ote= the muscles elastic and
stco '''
ispt .,,oot is a great boon to athletes,
Slc''s l1 u, -ebeyes pain and stiffness, but
ft'' 'D', ,lsot remedy for sprains, cuts,
sisos s.'' r e, of Tuscumbia, Ala, writes;
VI D. b nj the Southern Road from
lsn ''z =. Memphis, Tenn. The continu-
Ds'n'' 's ,fny arm upon the throttle gives
se''1' ,.,- oben on long journey, and
1 s''s .rc that viii take the soreness
IT !.iniment, and keep bottle
Tile s''S'
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13

the various rooms until 1880 o'clock,
when the pupils were dismissed for
the day and the visitors were invited
to examine the written and drawn
work of the various classes.
This reporter spent one and one
half hours in the various rooms; but
he has just an indistinct recollection
of what he saw. 1t is a 1umbie OF
ags, pussy willows, cats on fences,
Exquimaux dogs, men and women, In
paper, cotton batting; baskets, nap
kins, rings, match scratches, ETC.. OF
raffia; colored and plain free hand
drawings, etc. He should have stay
ed one and one-half hours In each
room; even then he could not see
one-half of what there was to see.
But really and truly no descrip-
ton can do justice to the work OF
teachers and pupils. SO everybody
at all interested in education should
go to see for themselves.
Let them 60 tomorrow, Sunday
cts a pious pilgrimage indeed to an
educational shrine), Monday any
day. But-go before the beautiful
ornamentation of each and every
room is removed, and the lesson
papers, drawings and other features
are put away and, possibly, lost for
ever. The rooms we're prepared for
visitors.
Go. The teachers will feel their
efforts are appreciated, and you will
be glad to see the work of the pupils.
! Go,-Wood River Times.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
A Taft Club.

The latset tabulated report on the
votes that Taft and others will have
in the Chicago convention according
to careful canvass just made, indi-
Gates that Taft will have more sup
mort on the first ballot than all oth-.
ers combined.
Idaho is strongly in favor OF
Roosevelt, and as he has declared aD-
solutely that he will not serve again.
and as Taft represents Rooseveit's
policies it follows that Idaho Is for
Taft. The canvass Of leading men
shows this too, and since the nomi-
mating convention is approaching we
think It is in season for all voters
who favor Taft as the successor 10
Roosevelt to join in the formation OF
a Taft club We want to near OK
pressions on this matter, and may pc
able by next week to give date Oh
meeting for this purpose.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Heavy immigration.

Homeseekers rates are now In Ell
feet. and the immigration is heavier
than ever before. Tuesday ten cars
came on the morning train, eight
Wednesday, seven Thursday. and yes
terday the train went through In TWO
sections. For the first time In his
tory more than half these people had
tickets to Idaho points. For years
they have passed through to the more
beautiful but less fertile states on
the coast. This year they are coming
to the land of opportunity. And why
not? Idaho has more acres irrigated
than any other state. She has more
land omen to irrigation than any oth-
er state.
Idaho is the only state that has ex-
hausted her original appropriation OF
I 900. 900 acres. Recently another
million acres was set aside, and Wed
nesday Governor Gooding wired to
Senator Hepburn asking him to ap-
NV for a third million acre grant
The agricultural development IL
southern Idaho rs without parable
in history, and 1t seems only In Its In
fancy. This section is receiving it'
share and brighter prospects are
ahead. There is every prospect ina
the government will undertake thF
reclamation of large body OF lant
east and south of American Falls
which will more than double the fr
rigated land tributary. Then we hav'
the largest body of dry farm land II
the state, which alone will support
large town. Add to these our powe
resources, our stock interests, dc
posits of cement and fire clay, an
picture the town they will make, an
YOU have picture OF the America
Falls of the future.--American Fall
Exchange.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
The Knife Man Again.

r. W. Clark has been here again
this week and made a lot of people
happy by bringing them the novelty
knives they ordered short time
ago. He also took day out about
Basalt and many of the Basalters
have knives they are pleased with.
He delivers knife worth the price,
and In the handle he will have any
picture, name and address, emblem
or whatever the purchaser wants.
The name is deep in the handle so 1t
will never wear off or grow dim, and
If YOU lose the knife, nobody else
can ever claim 1t as his own. IL
anybody steals it, it will convict him
itself without waiting for the court.
If you get killed in a railroad acci-
dent, the knife will identify you and
get the insurance for your relatives
If YOU have your wife's or your baby's
picture in the handle 1t will be there
to cheer you when you are lonely
and brace you up If you are tempted
If you do wrong will be there to tell
the sheriff who you are and to con-
denim you. In fact Mr.. clark
knives may be anything or every
thing to you--sheriff, lawyer, collec'
tor of insurance, consider, court
priest, minister, company or any
thing what soever---it might even
sever the bonds of matrimony IL you
| want divorce.
He is coming back just as soon al
the mud dries up and will drive al
through the country with his pinto
team, taking orders for noVeit.
knives and you will find he Is a goot
fellow to meet.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Retter Times Coming.

1t is worthy Of note that 1t grows
more and more difficult to find any
account in the newspapers of manu-
featuring establishments shutting
down or working on short time. on
the contrary, items regarding the re-
sumption of business by establish
ments which were shut down rev
months ago are becoming numerous
Nothing can prevent the rapid return
of general prosperity unless the poll
ticians succeed in SURPRISING their
previous achievements in impairing
confidence. Kingston IN. Y.) Free
man.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Music for BIackfoot.

Music and amusement are always
in demand among the young people,
and Prof. West has been furnishing
these things in the most approved
manner. He has done much to I'M
proye the band and orchestra. and
since he has had charge OF the dances
at Progress hall the character OF the
entertainments there has been de-
cidedly better than before. 1t is to
be hoped that he will renew his lease
of the hall and remain in biacK1oot
TO carry on the very commendabie
work he has been doing.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Rack From Washington and Boston.
(Contiued from Page -

shearing floor should be sacked sep
arately and plainly marked as such;
Another thoughtless practice OF rev
wool growers is the sacking OF Tor
eign substances such as old sheep
hides. etc. This practice Is working
serious injury to the western wool
grower and should be severely dis
countenaneed.
AS wool growers we must remem-
her that our product comes In COM
netition. on the Atlantic seaboard'
and elsewhere, with Australian and
other foreign woods and while 1t is
true that we are protected by tar
IN IN a considerable extent we must
not lose sight of the following Facts
viz. The Australian woods, In par
ticular are grown n pastures that are
green the year round, they are I'M
ported and must pay this tarin Du'
these woods are of splendid quality
and are packed neatly and clearly In
the most improved and inviting con
dition and consequently appeal to the
American manufacturer as agalns
the untidy, Ill packed American
woods, the difference OF the tarin not
withstanding. However, whatever
the Australian wool grower can do Il
make his wool merchantable on &C
count of improved methods In pack
ing we can do and we should see tina
our woods go to market In such mer
charitable condition as will maintail
the high standard OF excellence 7
which they are Justly entitled
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Some Land Sales.

VIM. M. Dye to Daniel r. john
son for $4,000, lot one, block y,
Basalt.
e. M. Kennedy to Martha Pbarris
for $4,000, lot /, block z, kenne-
dy's AID.
J. F. Shelley to Idaho Canal co.
for 800, right of way.
F. P. Huband to Idaho Canal GO.
for 500, right Of way.
J. H. Mcdonald sold the T. J. wise
place in the Younie Addition 70
Elisha Holly Of Kansas.
John Clark bought Of T. J. Heaton
place in the Younie Addition.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Likes American Falls.

J. H. Cutler, a prominent photo
grapher of Blackfoot came down on
Monday and acquainted himself with
the Power City. l." Everybody IN
Blackfoot is talking American Falls, y
said Mr.. Cutler, land after looking
over the work you are doing here,
and your splendid prospects do not
wonder at the many nice things be-
ing said of your town You are work
ing wonders, and are building city.
American Falls Press.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
In the Probate Court.

The trial Of DR.. Claude Ferguson,
proprietor of the Bridge Street Phar-
macy until recently, before jury last
Monday resulted in his acquital. He
was charged with selling alcohol on
Sunday to Mart Forbes, but the EVIL
dence introduced did not convince the
jury.
DR.. Ferguson informs us that our
statement last week that he was max
ing a test case was not correct, that
he had never been In doubt about the
matter, and denied that any such
goods were sold on Sundays.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Lands for Sale.

Two thousand acres of fine, rich
farming lands for sale at less than
half their value. Address Jas. M.
1orson Otis Idaho. 36-4p
Women of WoOdcraft Meet.
About thirty-five members or the
Grove City Circle went from here on
Thursday to Idaho Falls to Wood
craft meeting. Also large number
from the Palm Leaf Circle OF Poca-
tello.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Boxwell Loses Suit.

The case of VIM. Boxwell against
the O. 8. L. for damages to cover the
case of the elder Boxwell who was
killed here two years ago on the
crossing, was tried before jury at
Salt Lake last week, and verdict
rendered against Boxwell.
The old gentleman was deaf ana
did not hear the bell nor the whistle
and was struck and run over.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Record Orange and Lemon Crop.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 2s.-The
orange and lemon crop Of southern
California this year has broken all
records, and though the averase
price for the fruit has been lower
than two years ago, it is thought that
the total receipts will be greater than
ever before. Fruit in all sections Of
the south is in excellent shape and
tie car service is good. No damage
to the crops has been sustained this
year. The weather has been mild.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13

Judge J. M. Stevens went to st.
Anthony Monday to hold court.
l have some choice young driving
horses for sale. o. F. Smith. 34-tf
DR.. Crisler still tests eyes and fits
glasses as we'll as being a regular
physician and surgeon. He is per-
manentlv in the town 1872
Send us cream. We pay 29 cents
per pound for butter fat at Idaho
Falls. Commercial Creamery Co.,
Idaho Falls, Idaho. tt
Mrs. Varley will entertain inform
ally Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Richards, who has recently re-
turned from a prolonged visit to
friends in the middle west.
John King of Boise was here Fri
day on his way to Darlington. He
is associated with Wayne Darlington
who will be at the ranch this year,
and will raise turkeys in connection
with other things.
Canadian Pacific Irrigated and
dry farm lands on easy terms. Free
transportation to purchasers. Next
excursion leaves Blackfoot Wednes-
day morning, March 18th. Address,
W. D. Trego, Blackfoot, Idaho. 37-2
Robert Rev, Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Early of Rockford, Illinois, were
here Friday on their way out to in
spect The American Falls Canal and
the new townsite at Aberdeen. They
took the train again at American
Falls.
Sheriff Shoemaker of Helena was
here Monday to identify a prisoner
held here by Sheriff Arave. The man
is charged with murder, and wher
Mr.. shoemaler looked him over he
could not4,tesHe whether it was the
man he wal q or not, so another
man came from Helena to see him
For rent.-A forty acre farm, al
under cultivation, about 20 acres al
falfa, q mile of good school, s MILL
of beet dump, on R. F. d. route,
miles from Blackfoot, 3 room house
about 80 bearing fruit trees and SOM
small fruit. Idaho Title Loan 4
Trust Co., Blackfoot, Idaho. 81.
The infant son of F. G. Burkhard
is seriously i'll with Inflammation o
the bowels at Minneapolis, Mimi. TIL
family of Mr.. Burkhardt have bee
visiting friends and relatives in Wis
consin since Christmas and wer
about to return home but are nov
DELAYED because of this illness. w
lh,ope Mr.. Burkhardt will have NOR
,vorable news soon.
F. C. Parkinson made trip t
Bear Lake last week and made sal
of some property there and locate
another family here. Mr.. G. II. Ha
of Garden City is here with his ian
lily and located on the Geo. c. ALE
ranch, formerly known as the 10y
ranch Mr.. Allen has purchased tn
Houck residence south of the ia
grounds and moved in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. G. Brown, WI
are on an extended tour OF 'seelr
America first" are detained in Ii
+. Angeles because of the indispositic
s of Mrs Brown, who has been qui
i'll. While she is much improve
s they will be compelled to forego
anticipated Eastertide visit to Mez
D co City, but will proceed direct
; relatives in Tennessee after anoth
month.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Their Washington Homes.

Senators Hepburn and Borah are
both living at the same place In
Washington. They may be found at
Stoneleigh Court. Senator Bourne OF
Oregon, Perkins Of Colorado, Robert
L. Taylor Of Tennessee are all OF
them also at Stoneleigh Court. Con-
gresham French is at the Iowa and
is not associated with other congress
men in his home life that Ike know o.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
O. 8. Rider is on the sick list.


Cutters Portrait Studio, Phone
213. Stu
G. F. Hansbrough went to Poca-
tello Thursday.
]. N. Miller is seriously Ill at his
home north of town.
Shelley Mercantile Co. is loading
two cars of spuds this week.
Mrs. F. E. DeKay has returned
from the hospital at Salt Lake.
Now is your chance! Stamp pho
tos at Cutters for few days only. 1872
Mrs. Dave Bybee of Idaho Falls has
been visiting relatives here this week.
Photos enlarged from any negative
you have had made at Cutters stu
din. 1872
Mrs. M. E. Stewart has gone to re-
side on her homestead near Ameri-
can Falls.
Miss Ethel Thompson is back from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Nunymaker
in Nevada.
Orr Chapman took a trip to Arco
Monday to act as stenographer at an
inquest.
John C. Rice OF Caldwell has an
nounced himself for governor on the
Democratic ticket.
Supt. j. R. McComb is expecting
his wife and daughter here from
Iowa in couple of weeks.
c. F. Hilliard was at Salt Lake last
week as a witness in the Boxwell
case against the Short Line.
Ladies don't fail to see those swell
spring Suits that have just arrived
at c. e. Kinney & Sons Co. 1872
No sending your pictures away to
be lost any more. Cutler will do II
at Blackfoot and do it right, too. 1872
Those Ladies Tailor-Made Spring
Suits are dead swell. Better run In
and get one before the best are al
gone. At G. E. Kinney & Sons Co
49,
Cutler has bought a wonderful pat
ent for enlarging photographs to any
size and is prepared to do your pic
ture enlarging now in finest style
here at home So;
The Rigby Star devoted space II
two issues to discussion of the liq
our question, and then announced
that further discussion in the pape
would be charged for at ten dollar
a column.
John Clark, proprietor of the sa
loon at Snake River Bridge, ha
bought place of T. J. Heaton in tn
Younie Addition. Mr.. Heaton' vii
move to Willow Creek where he ha
piece of land.
Barzilla Clark was here Monda
on his way from Idaho Falls t
Mackay. He reported several OF tn
older settlers about Idaho Falls TAX
ing an interest in Lost River lands
Chas. Longhurst, he said, had sol
, his farm at Idaho Falls and investe
near Leslie.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
G. d. Trego Still Low.

C. D. Trego, who has been III all
winter, Is in a very precarious cond1-
ton at his home on the West Side.
He has been growing weaker for
some days and the end is expected at
any time. Several members OF the
family have gathered at the home to
help nurse him, and there is little
hope of his recovery.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Masons Banquet.

On Wednesday evening the order
of Masons had great meeting on the
occasion of the visit Of the Master
Mason of Idaho, W. c. Whitwell OF
Salmon. A nice social time and a
banquet were features Of the eve
ming.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-13
Paxton and Pennington Fight.

Ed. Pennington and S. D. Paxton
had some kind of fistic perform
ance Friday and Mr.. Pennington had
Mr.. Paxton brought before the court
where he was fined $25.