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FOR SUBSCRIPTION. The Benedict Manson Marine Company 70 Stock.

Tho Coupany its stockholders for subscription a nar 1923, Sf2OOO0 unssued capital in the for vessels buding o Rockland, Maine. In order .e inc number stockholders and widen the scope n,n,ny if has decided by the Directors offer 6 this public subscription, simultaneously inc offer to stockholders.
 ~ THE NET EARNINGS FOR THE PAST FISCAL YEAR xxrRIs OVER DOUBLE THE DIVIDEND REQUIREMENTS .Nn THE COMPANY HAS NO BONDED FLOATING DEBTS.
 The terms subscription 50eo, S12.5O ~ r before January 190S and the balance are on or April t5tl 1908 when certes oa participating dividends. b ;ssue1 bearing interest April 1908 at of 7q6 Subscriptions will be received and including January 10t 1908, the right to subscription books prior that date. without notice.
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 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. M.GNrs MANSON JOHN T. MANSON ]. WILLIS DOWNS, LYMAN NJ LAW,
 OFFICERS.
 MaGNUS MANSON, President
 J. WILLIS DOWNS. yicePresident
 JOHN T. MANSON Treasurer and Secretary.
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t,ev intend to do in the saloons or MY snvy Haven pr. Chapman will speak or .eThe Greatest Thing in the World"
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WestyiIIe District.

Rev. H. D. Sheldon spoke at tne Westville district last evening at lne Westville Congregational church on How to Pray with Power"
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Howard Avenue District.

Rev. Henry W. Slough spoke on ''Ihe Greatness of Christianity" last even ing in the Howard avenue district al the Grace Nj. E. church.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP

LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE removes the cause. There Is only one 'BROMO QUININE." Look for signature of E. w GROVE 2bc.
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pulpit platform, upon which was seat ed the volunteer choir of one hundred members Rev. E. c. Tullar, the con- venor for this district, announced the beginning of the services, which were ushered in by the singing of the hymn There Shall be Showers of Blessing" The singing was led by the choir lead- ed, Mir. Hills.
 The Rev. Dr. Henry Ostrom preached an earnest discourse from the text, Will Thou Not Revive Us Again. thata People May Rejoice in Thee"
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CHAPMAN OPENS
 CAMPAIGN HERE

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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAT
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tab. lets. Druggists refund money if it fails 10 cure. E. W. GROVES sigma. ture Is on each box 25c.
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OFFICERS.

MAGNUS MANSON, President. J. WILLIS DOWNS. Vice-Presidenf. JOHN T. MANSON, Treasurer and Secretary.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
AS TO GOVERNORSHIP.

II there were any show to make progress against the candidacy
OF Jim Brady for Governor the life in the ane boom would carry
the Boise toward Word comes from reliable
sources that the mayor ayorte Canyon Washington and
Owyhee Counties which would form nucleus for good sized
vote in convention and the North had candidate of its own
present there would be good conne the Brady strength
10 the Southeast As the Northern candidates practically aan-
aoned the hed however would appear that there nothing
but to let the Poateo boss have nomination There hint TO
the effect that French who candidate than
he credited with being recognizes that time for him to let 90
OF his seat Congress and he decide for Gov
emor lining his Northern strength exchange with some Con
gessona asprant This would compcate matters some
as the Brady unann exceedingly fragile might go to pieces
any time
Inc whole erN OF Republican politics Idaho is however pur
pose OF the bosses to eliminate Hepburn without letting friends
understand the Goodg has been into the background
but none the less candidate for Senator The game to pre-
vent the convention from nominating Hepburn elect Brady Gov
no and have him all the patronage state in the effort to
secure Goodng election for Senator and this deal Boah is to
take hand with what federal patronage he control If YOU
con oee'e TINS the policy OF the bosses just notice silent
The Statesman the principle of Senatorial nomination which
declared sacred right of the people only short years ago
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
TAFT'S WEAKNESS in STRENGTH.

The plot the old line Republicans head off Taft nomination
BY coacsng the delegations from the Southern has
full recognition by the public since last issue These
have approximately 200 the convention while casting
less than 1000 Republican Their large representation
anomaly and this years contests provide other Of
representation the national convention These hundred
sand in which electoral be delivered
Republican candidate have times the strength that
similar number Of Republican voters the great of the north
possess They always controlled by the administration power
either the president succeed himself for the candidate
favored by the White House The friends Of other candidates
justified in claiming that this square deal and neither
II would look that these delegates from the far South will be
of weakness Taft and that the Republican party cannot
AFFORD 90 campaign with candidate whose nomination
pended solely upon the federal ocehoders of that section
The reaconaes the president pleased cali his opponents
his party have the best Of the argument and the these
conesng delegations will be watched with great 1t
human nature for the Republicans Of the New York. Penn
lvana Indiana illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin all have
fayore to sit idly by and their nuied by office
holders and negroes from few Southern who reality rep
resent nothing and nobody excepting the hunger office That
these latter may be in harmony with the wishes of the people
only accident OF politics They will be the convention to do
the bidding OF the national administration for no other purpose
and the eyes Of Republican leaders at hand to cura
their powers.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
THE OREGONIAN SHRIEKS.

The Orgonan becoming ysterica All because recognizes
ha' Governor chamberlain get for United States
senator than any the Republicans nominate In OREGON
% nave law that candidates for Senator be named at the
general primary elections and also law that candidate for
the legislature sign what statement No which is an
agreement to vote for the Senatorial candidate receiving the b
number OF voters Now the Republicans there are so torn into fac
tons that the who will be nominated for Senator will be knitted
at the polls and Chamberlain will easily receive the popular vote as
he has twice done Tor Governor SO the Oegonan desires that al
Republican legislative candidates refuse subscribe to statement
40 20 3' uey W be tree 70 engage general rough and
tumble scrap the legislature who shall be Senator course
q proceeding with which the people Of Oregon so tired that they
really demand the right say who elected This the Ore
gonan sks peerson OF the constitution OF the United STATES
asnueh that sacred refuge vested rights tells how Senator
shall be chosen Granted But also how the President Of the
United States shall be chosen by the electoral college but if the mem
s OF he electoral college sought that right contrary 70
the expressed will OF the people there would something doing thar
would add 10 the gaiey OF the nation opne there will he
something doing IN Oregon if the legislators refuse obey the edc
q the people
The Republican legislative candidates up against in the close
ounes the people demand they shall sign statement No and
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
Convention for Boise.

The meeting of the Republican state
central committee in this city Mon
day was we'll attended, many members
of the party not members OF the
committee but nursing candidates. OF
various kinds being present. The con-
vention to select delegates to the ma
tional convention will be held in Wal
lace, May II, and the nominating con-
vention will be held in Boise, Septem-
Der /. The general impression of
those attending the meeting was that
State Chairman Brady would be nom
mated for governor without opposi-
ton. 1t was also conceded that Sen
ator Hepburn is in the lead for re-
election. but Congressman French will
have hard fight to secure a renomi-
nation. Representative Fallon of
Kootnai county, Col. Thos. R. Hamer
of St. Anthony and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Burrell are each avowed candi-
dates for the nomination and it is a
safe guess that one or the other of
them will receive the nomination.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
Democratic Club at Meridian.

A Democratic club was organized al
Meridian last Saturday afternoon with
80 members at well attended meet
ing at which much earnest enthusiasm
was displayed. A special Boise Val
ley car took number Of Democrats
from Boise to aid in the organization.
The meeting was called to order by
C. f. Atwater, precinct committee
man and c. Hedges was chosen
chairman and J. Chapman, secretary:
J. d. Flenner was made master OF
ceremonies and in his usual happy
manner called forth the speeches.
Short speeches were made by J. r;
Nugent. ]. T. Pence, B. !. Pye, Fred
Floed, Frank Kinyon, NJ Alexander,
w. B. Davidson and P R. Hindman,
with humorous songs interspersed by
Joe Plaisted After the Boise con-
tingent had told all they knew, num-
Der of the club members, including
Messrs. Frazier, Yost and Wilburn
spoke briefly and the organization was
perfected by the election of G. E.
Atwater, president, C. Hedges, vice
president, Z. F. Sims, secretary and
G. B Frazier, treasurer, and the next
meeting was set for 2 o'clock Satur-
day, February o. 1t was splendid
meeting and there was unanimity of
sentiment that Idaho should be placed
in the Bryan column in the national
contest and that the state should be
from boss-ridden Republi-
IAN rule.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
Death of Harlan Pehey.

Harlan Pehey who had been in poor
health for several months passed
away Monday afternoon at the fam
lily residence on Jefferson street The
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon from the Knights of Pythias
temple of which order deceased was a
prominent member Mr.. Pehey was
48 years of age, 43 of which was spent
in Boise. He had held number of
positions of trust all of which he filled
with fidelity. Three years ago he suf-
fered a severe illness from which he
never fully recovered He was ap-
pointed police magistrate by Mayor
Haines when that gentleman was
elected to Office but much of the time
he was unable to perform the duties
OF the office. Some weeks ago he
was stricken with rheumatism which
finally affected the brain which
caused his death. He was a good
Democrat, an honest and upright cit
zen.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
Democratic Club Meeting.

There should be large attendance
at the next session of the Democratic
club at the city hall on Monday even
ing as an unusually good program has
been prepared. The principal address
will be by Hon. James H. Hawley
and the following discussion will be
opened by DR.. Maberly and N. Eu-
gene Brasic The inimitable Toe
Plaisted will be on hand to enliyen
the occasion by few humorous
songs. Do not forget the time-next
Monday evening. Let there be good
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
The Selection of so Man
High-Prlced Instruments is
| Tribute to Boise City's
Prosperity

When our stress to meet the de-
mands of the Capital State bank is ove
you will wait many day for such
a chance again. We have been selling
a good many SOHMER-C ECILIAM
also FARRAND CECILIANS, (both
interior player pianos) and larg;
percentage SOHMERS, IVERS 4
PONDS, and such. The trade readily
recognizes this as the only real op
Dortunity ever offered to wade into 4
large. stock of the finest instruments
at less price than thew would NAME
II they guessed at the price We would
ask.
Our stock is yet large and you viii
md us better supplied and with bet
ter instruments than any one else ID
Boise.
y WISE PIANO HOUSE >
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
Closing Out Sale

Singer Sewing Machines balov,
want bargain. "
Gordon" 1920 w. Main. Cor 18th
SITS, Bell telephone, 1914 Red.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14

Hon. |. B: Perrine, through whose
efforts the Twin Falls country was
converted from barren waste into a
densely. populated country, was in the
city a few days this week.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14
Closing Out Sale

White Sewing Machines, only 1925
each. Hurry, if you want a bargain.
Gordon" 1920 w. Main, cor 18Th
SITS. Bell telephone 1914 Red.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14

abide by while the party organs urging them
queer how any reform Republican
pary The organization be able only hold itself together
by of the cohesive power of public plumber.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-02-14

ou loud NOISE never emanted from Statesman Office before
s profound silence that air on the necessity % M
Iepuoicans nominating candidate Senator Cobb is l
~ III MS devotion to this principle that very apple of his
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-12-05
Application No III

Date Of first pub. !5oy. q, 1893.
Date Of last pub- Dec. Is. 1893.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-12-05
Calls Hotel
Mems Convention

President S. F. Dutton of the
Rocky Mountain Hotel Mems
association. has issued a call for
a convention of trans-Mississippi
hotel men in Salt Lake City, jan
uary 18th to 18th, inclusive, for
the purpose of forming the Mis-
sissippi Valley Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast Hotel Mems asso-
citation. The object will be to
benefit every city and hotel west
of the Mississippi valley by Sc
curing an increase of tourist
travel and a large number of
conventions.
Good. We nominate Dickle to
represent US. If he gets after
them and the tourists know what
is best for themselves they viii
come to Phoebe, all right.
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Phoebe |. @. @. F.
Receive Visitor

On Wednesday night of this
week ]. j. Owens, Grand Master
of the |. 0. 0. F, Of the state of
Nevada. visited the Phoebe lodge.
After very enjoyable and in
structive meeting, twenty-eight
members adjourned with Grand
Master Owens to the old reliable
Phoebe Cafe, where Frank Nc
Dowell had provided a spread of
toothsome viands, and where the
exercises were continued to a
late hour. Mr.. Owens is sheriff
and assessor of Nye county, and
lives in Tonopah.
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their seductive presentation Of
these dainty articles caused even
hardened bachelors to exhibit
much emotion, not to mention
the effect upon Ed. Prudential.
who is supposed to have been
baby once. Nursery receipts.
S53.
Mesdames Nesbitt, Hodges and
Horsey, in a beautiful pink,
green and white booth, sold ice
cream and assisted Mrs. ]. A.
Clark to dispose of $50 pounds of
exquisite candy Of her own make.
Receipts, $115.
In the ballot box, guarded by
Emery Condict, respective adj
mirers deposited ballots testify
ing at 5 cents per, their devotion
for May Nichols with 1903 votes,
Matte Orr 1882 and Winnie Cur
tbs with 908. By this test Miss
Nichols was voted the most pop
ular young lady in town, and got
a silk quilt. In encouraging
their admirers to this test these
ladies exhibited their zeal for pi-
ETY. and boosted SITS into the
treasury. Miss Elsie Price, Miss
Lizzie Goodrich and Miss Mamie
Wheatley, in spite of their pro-
tests, also received many votes.
In the submarine department
those typical mermaids, Mrs. Jas.
E. Price and Mrs. James Cleine,
caused $43 worth of inno-
cent fish to lose their lives.
The excellent home supper,
under the charge of Mesdames
Fitzgerald, Walker, Lloyd and
Eubanks, appeased $50 worth of
appetite, the dance brought in
S32, and the entire receipts ex.
ceeded $500. The debt is extin-
guished, last years bazaar record
beaten, and the ladies are justly
triumphant.
About the 18th of December
there will be display that will
make you buy at the Drug Store.
A fine line of jewelry to select
from at the Drug Store. All
sold under guarantee.
Grand Masquerade Ball
New Years Eve at ThOmp-
sons Opera House. Prizes
will be given. Look for full
announcement next week.
Masks and costumes may
be ordered at BOwman's.
DR.. P. Mcintosh, the dentist,
was unable to come to Phoebe
last week as advertised, but will
finish up soon in Caliente, and
will be in Phoebe about the mid
die of the week.
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Local and Personal

For Rent---5-rOOm house
in perfect condition; water
pipe in house. Inquire at
the Drug Store.
J. B. Wheeler returned from
Salt Lake Wednesday.
A chance to get a large,
beautiful doll at BOwman's
store if you are a good
guesser. Call and make a
guess.
See the line of ladies' belt
buckles at the Drug Store.
DIR. w. P. Murray of Caliente
came up this week. The doctor
is secretary of the X-Ray Mining
company.
A chance in a handsome
hand embroidered sofa
cushion with every dollar
purchase at BOwman's.
Miss Louise Fieldson came up
to Phoebe Wednesday to spend a
few days with Mrs. Frank P.
Thompson.
All kinds of nuts and candies
for Christmas at the Drug Store.
The first installment of Christ
mas goods are on display at the
Drug Store, and more will fol-
low.
For Sale Heating stove
wood. Large enough for
a store room. Inquire at
the Record office.
Some very fine books and post
card albums at the Drug Store.
j. S. Free is back with us once
more, as the news columns quite
freely show. Joe is rustler,
when his office is lighted up here
we always know that there is
something doing.
Some of the finest purses and
hand bags to be obtained at the
Drug Store.
The Davis teams and drivers
from the big dam at Oneota,
were in Phoebe the fore part of
the week loading machinery and
supplies for that mammoth I'M
dertaking. Walt Davis was in
charge of the train.
M. L. Laffan Of New York City,
came in this week. The former
manager of the Nevada Utah
is here to look after his mining
interests out in the Highland
district, and also to see how the
real estate market is. Mr.. Laf-
fan owns the large double brick
building on the south side of
Main street. That building was
very important factor in the
early day history here.
Colonel James L. Hackett,
president of the Prince CONSOLE
dated Mining Company, left for
his home at Louisville, KY, Mon
day. He viii be out again soon
after the holidays, as conditions
in the mine are improving at
such a pace that he can never
be content to remain away for
any length of time.
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Ladies' Bazaar
Decided Success
Praise Due the Ladies'
Guild for Their Manage
ment of the Affair.


1t gives US pleasure to inter-
rupt for a moment chronicles Of
new discoveries, important sales,
ore values and smelter prospects,
and write of gentle doings and
more lovely themes, An event
of great local interest was con-
Quoted to triumphant success by
the ladies of Phoebe this week.
On Thursday afternoon and
evening at Miners Union Hall,
the Phoebe Union Guild, Mrs.
Jesse Simmons, president, held
a bazaar for the purpose of rails
ing money to pay off a balance
still due on the church which
they recently erected.
The spacious ground floor was
divided into booths, designed to
represent the various rooms of a
home. Each booth was deco
rated in a distinctive way and
had its own special color scheme.
Entering this room the visitor
was first ushered into the parlor,
where he was greeted by Mrs.
H. E. Prudential and Mrs. J.
L. Bowman, who with charac-
teristic urbanity and grace pre-
sented a choice selection of arti-
cles designed to furnish and
adorn a parlor. In a color
scheme of red were found a pro-
fusion of sofa cushions, burnt
work, water color paintings, rib
bon fabrics, score cards, etc.
A special feature of this booth
was a remembrance table" to
which friends from abroad had
contributed love-offerings. Mrs.
G. H. Swanton, Mrs. A. S. Thorn
pson and her daughter, Mrs.
Curtis Warren, Mrs. Tony Ja-
cobson and her daughter, AIDE
line, Miss Alice Culverwell, Mrs.
DR.. Smith and others, in men,
DRY of other days, testified their
warm affection for a former
home in Phoebe by sending beau
tiful articles for this remem-
brance table. The parlor realized
about $3.50.
From the parlor one passed to
the dining room in green and
white, where Mrs. j. D. Camp
bell and Mrs. A. A. Carman en-
ployed their charms in dispos-
ing for cash, of aprons of all
kinds, center pieces, towels,
potted plants. cut flowers, etc.
They took in $65.
Next came the bed room I'M
der Mrs. E. E. Fuller and Mrs.
S. F. Whitney. Nothing could
excel the insinuating tact with
which they pressed upon the
notice of their guests a profus-
ion of beautiful quilts, and all a
great variety of bed room es-
sentials. In separate depart
ment of the bed room, Mrs. Alex
Orr played upon the susceptible
tiles of men with bath robes,
ties, soX, and a generally well
selected stock of articles, which
contribute to the comfort OF
vanity of the sterner sex. The
woman's department of this
room made sales amounting to
SGT, Mrs. Orr came through
with $50.
Next and last of the booths
IMPLYING domestic conditions,
but by no means least in inter
est, was the nursery booth in red
and white, where Mrs. F. P.
Thompson, Mrs. w. NJ. Christian
and Mrs. M. L. Lee sold all kinds
of babies doings. 1t is said that
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NOTICE OF. APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO
APPROPRIATE THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE STATE
or NEVADA.
Notice IS hereby given that on the 18th day Of
Noyem ber 1898 in accordance with Section p
Chapter XVIII Of the Statutes Of 1897. one Ralph
C,hristian u Troy. County Of Nye and State Of
Nevada made application to the State Engineer
Of Nevada for permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters of the State Of Nevada Such appro-
priation is to be made from Willow Greek, at
points S. E. Ia of S. E. Ia Sec. Up. n, r.
IS E. by means Of dam and sec. cubic feet per
second is TO be conveyed to points Of use by means
Of ditch and there used for irrigation purposes.
Water to be returned to stream at? No.
Frank r. Nicholas,
State Engineer.
Date Of first pub. NOV q. 1908.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO
APPROPRIATE THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
November. 1868. in accordance with Section 25
Chapter XVIII. of the Statutes of 1907 one John
Ward Christian of Phoebe. County of Lincoln and
State of Nevada. made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission to appropri-
ate the public waters of the State of Nevada
Such appropriation is to be made from Mountain
Catch or. Drainage Basin from rain and snow, at
points N, W. Lief Section %. TIP. N. r. SIS E..
NJ d. b. & NJ, by means Of dam and cubic feet
per second is to be conveyed to points of use by
means OF ditch and there used for irrigation.
mining and domestic. Water to be returned to
stream at? No.
Frank r. Nicholas,
State Engineer.
Date Of frst pub. nov. 81. 1903.
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Notice

Notice IS hereby given that the Bs1rn 81 tpun y
g.srgfisei9ners CT Lincoln County, Nevada. VIE
AZ their meeting to he held Monday Jail.--s -.
5s.l rseefvs sasieti lids for the County A4EerLia
if- and JOB Printing for the year 1903 BUS ioT
Inc Advertising and JOB Printing 70 b s1ttit te'i
ssra~ately. Advertising 70 be bid upoa z -
rrii-h per legal square as is defined b. statute
n he bids for the job Printing. statsniert y
tbe quality Of stock to be used in the diHrreh'
work is requested .i
The Board reserves the right to REJECT any am
an bids submitted
By order Of the Board.
Clerk
Date Of first pub. sov. q, 1893.
nate Of last nj b Dec Is, 1898.