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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09

ing grip of irreverence and desecration.
Indifference toward or failure to OPP
pose Sabbath desecrators is completely
with an evil. Unless these evils are
corrected the camel will soon have his
entire, shaggy body in the tent, and
the character of our citizens will dis
integrate and the republic viii be over
thrown.
determination Is Advised
''vice has it's iron heel on the neck
of our nation. The last years liquor
bill, just announced, is $1,000, 100000
twice the total expenditures Of the fed
eral government for that year. Whisky
and impurity are infesting the high
ways, seeking for every unprotected
man and woman. The only compass
sion which will reach this gigantic and
devilish evil is determination. Our
policy today is to have the police
authorities take their places with the
priests and Levites and pass by on theN
other side; and disaster and death go
forward to the merry tune of license
and blackmail.
what shall be said of the satanic
influences which are destroying hui
manity with poverty and want and
sickness? Is it not time for million
aires to cease their vanities by endow-
ing colleges and libraries which shall
bear their name, and which every town
by this time should be able to build
and support for itself, and invest more
largely in schemes for the amelioration
of suffering women and children, and
the practical solution of the question
of better homes and parks, and out-of-
door recreations? How would 1t do for
some beneficent man to endow bureau
for the enforcement of law and the
passage of better laws?
mot long since, under the shadow of
Brooklyn bridge, in a garret room, by
the dull light of an oil lamp. sat wo-s
man double-stitching scanned overalls
for 4 cents a pair. By her side sat a
pinch-faced, large-eyed child of years,
who, by sewing on buttons, enabled her
mother to earn $3.75 in a week of four
teen hours a day for seven days. Do
you wonder that when kind-faced
woman came with q ministry Of love,
she was met with: God! Why do you
preach to me of God? tell you there
is no God for the poor-no heaven.
There is no hell except this life, no
devils except the men who grind the
lives of women and children into doll
lars and cents!'"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
WORLDS COTTON CROP FOR
LAST YEAR WAS EXCESSIVE
Report Just Issued Shows Production
Was 2,34o,ooo Bales More
Than In Previous
Season

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The worlds
production of cotton for mill consump-
ton during the year ended August 81,
1908, exceeded by 2,340,000 bales the pro-
duction of the previous year, accord
ing to the census bureaus report on
the supply and distribution of cotton.
1t is a significant fact, the report
says the fluctuations in the world sup
ply are measured practically by the
variations in the annual production in
the United, States.
II the production of cotton in 1909
equals that of 1908, the United States, it
is declared must contribute about 49,
100000 bales to prevent further de-
crease in the stocks.
The number of cotton spindles in this
country is 27,964, 1857, having increased 23
per cent in the last eight years, and the
consumption of cotton "a per cent.
The annual exports of manufacturers
of cotton are declared to be subject to
wide fluctuations, those for 1908
amounting to SETTLES, or less than
one-half the value of exports for 1906.
This reduction is due to the falling off
of exports to China.
An interesting fact to producers is
that of the total cotton supply of the
country for 1908 amounting to 4,549, 300
bales. "a per cent was consumed in the
United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
The Last Phase

There are patriots and patriots.
He is no doubt patriot who takes
off his hat whenever the band plays
the lugubrious national anthem.
A rarer patriot. perhaps, is he who
is willing to be shot to pieces for his
country.
But rarest of all is the patriot who
wishes SO ardentiy for the safety of
his country that he will not be dis
gruntled when II is saved by the other
fellows formulary
A careful survey of the political field
discovers the usual conspicuous abb
sence Of this variety OF patriot.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
CALIFORNIA
PRODUCTS ONLY
SOLD HERE

will establish for himself a
place in history and will be
recognized and remembered as
one Of the pioneers of perma-
nent prosperity. There is only
one way in which to bring
permanent industrial prosper
ity to Los Angeles; the prac-
tical way. The buying public
will flock to the enterprising
store which adopts and lives up
to the motto, California
Products Only Sold Here"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
Lald on

.svVhat has become of the man who writes
tbe eheer-nup poems for your paper?"
.svVe had to lay him off for while"
aHe writes wonderfully fine poetryl When
7 have been in my deepest troubles, from
~nonev losses from illness or death In my
family, OF Just from old-fashionsd hta Of
the blues his cheering songs have helped 70
iift my burdens and have sent me on my
wav cheered and consoled: isn't sick. is hef'
',Nope, somebody poisoned his dog and he's
got the blues so he has to be watched TO
prevent his committing suicide."--Houston
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
Dlcrn ANIn ANCn COlAnI EnE on ICIMAI
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS

r OS ANGELES HERALD
offers suggestion which
IL it believes will be of ma
terial benefit to the Buy and
Boost Home Products" move
ment. The first grocer who
puts over his shop door the
sign, in big letters
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
MANEUVERING
STATE MILITIA
AMERICAN LAKE GROUNDS FIN
EST ON PACIFIC COAST-IDA-
HO BOYS WILL GO THERE IN
AUGUST FOR PRACTICE.

SEATTLE, July 4.-The Ameri.
can Lake maneuver grounds, on
which 5000 soldiers from Oregon.
Washington. Idaho. Montana. North
Dakota and California will be en-
camped next August, are the finest
Oh the Pacific coast and rank among
the best in the land.
Although the government has
just been leasing them each. sum-
mer, 1t Is probable that they will be
purchased outright by the war de-
partment in the near future. TIL,
grounds comprise $4,000 acres bor-
dering on American Lake, one of
the finest bodies OF fresh water In
the state. The grounds are of such
character as to make them invalua-
BILE for maneuvering troops.
The war department Is spending
$250,00O this year on the maneu-
vers. Holding the maneuvers at
American Lake annually means
much to Tacoma and the business
men are lending hearty support to
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS.
(By Commercial Trust Coz
Iu1v q 1Q0Q- neada

Absolom Anderson to Mabel NJ
Chastain, lot 8. block 10, Park ad-
dition. City of Lewiston, $3.50.
L. NJ. Gilmore to Chas. Hofstetter,
w " lot 10, block s, Kamiah, 800.
kamiah Townsite Co to F. L.
Freeman, lot 10, block 5, Kamiah,
$1S5.
George w. May to Christen An
derson, NE u section 25-37-3 E.,
$500
Joseph C. Cochran to Francis M
Taylor, SW v NE u, Sc u NV
", NE u SW u, NV u Sc u
section 14-37-3 E.. $1,000.
Mary e. Wadsworth to John r
Wadsworth, lots II and IS, block 1
North Park Place. City of Lewis
ten. 81.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

the movement to have the govern
ment purchase the grounds.
During the August mancuyers
Oregon will be represented In the
encampmsnt BY 10 men. compris-
Ing q battalion Of infantry and :
battery OF artillery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
ClarkStOn-L Lewiston
BUS LINE
SCHEDULE
Daily Excent Sundav

Daily Except Sunday
Leave Clarkston-6:I5 am; S:16
an; 1000 am: 1:15 pm; 2:3e
Pm; 4:45 pm.
Leave Lewiston-7:30 am; 900
am: 10:45 am; 2:e0 p.m.: sos
pm. $50 pm.
Sunday /
Leave Clarkston-1:15 pm.
Leave Lewiston-2:00 pm.
Will meet all night trains and
boats on special calls.
Leaves Charleston from Charleston
Commercial Co.
Leaves Lewiston from Raymon4
Hotel and Bollinger Hotel.
Rates-15c one way, round trip
s6e' I'll
Il. E. BUNDY, Proprietor
Residence Sth and Sycamore ets.
Express packages and baggage
win be attended to peooptly.
Leave orders at Charleston Com
nsrcial Co., Sycamore Street OF CAN
mp phone Main $50.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

An Indianapolis scribe Is authori-
ty for the statement that Eddie Sic
yer. the ex-Dstroit s0uthpaw, now
with the Hoosiers, 10 the highest
salaried player In the American an
ISOLATION, A
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

ranchers. John Coram, as president
OF the union, will have charge of
the purchases. 1t is expected That
the sacks will cost less than cents,
saving cents over last years price.
Five locals have been organized In
Idaho county and 400 farmers hold
membership.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

He's the same old Isbell with the
Chicago White Sox. Frank looks
natural, even to his hair.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

Grangeville. Ida.-Bids have been
called for this week for two car
leads of grain bags for the use of
the. members of the Farmers union,
The sacks will be used by 100
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

Pullman, Wash.-The dairy in
dustry is showing marked improve
Elent and rapid increase in the Pa
lcuse country. Heavy shipments of
cream are being made, though this
IS not the best season Of the year
for dairying. Pullman's cream ship
ments average $500 to $170O.
Uniontown probably ranks first
among the dairy towns of this Sec
ton. the average shipments from
that town being $4,000 per month.
Cotton is close second and John
son ships large amount OF dairy
products. 1t is estimated that the
shipments from the Genesee branch
including Pullman, the terminal
point. average more than $4,000 per
month. or 100000 per year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

PascO Wash.--A party OF sur
veyors has been engaged for the last
week running ditch lines through a
large area north Of town, between
the Columbia and Snake rivers.
Who the men are employed by is q
question that can not be answered
by Pasco people, and the members
of the party are maintaining strict
secrecy. 1t is believed that the sur
veyors are employed by the Han
ford company, which has given the
intimation that some time 1t intends
to extend its power lines to supply
electricity for pumping plant near
PascO.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

Moscow. Ida.-The county social
list committee has set the date of
the county nominating convention
for July 13. Prominent socialists
say that an entire county ticket.
with the exception of county attor-
ney, will be nominated There is
no socialist attorney in the county
eligible for the Office OF prosecutor.
The convention. will be held in Mos
cow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

Kennewick, Wash.-The wheat
harvest in the Horse Heaven dis
trict will be started soon after July
4. In preparation for the work the
ranchers are gathering machinery
number of new binders having
been taken from Kennewick. within
a few days.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-28

iVal. s1oo.. COM at the Sc. cor Of
ac the NE n OF EE! n of SW. n, sec.
AGO. twp.s 81 range e., thence wv,
ss 1920 rfeet.i thence, N, $50 IT,. thence
f. 1920 It,. thence S. $50 IT., to
place of beginning, 10 acres. val.
- iee, totei--pais---e property 5000.
prop. tax Sc. pen. 60 cents, spec.
school dist NO. 6, SO, PEN 20 cents,
adv. 80 CENTS total tax s9.o5.n
owners Unknown--supposed to be-
long to Daniel McGhniss ilf estate.
. money in bank, val, $4,000. prop
tax 5000, pen. $50. spec. school dist.
No. $500, pen. $780, city tax $500
pen. S3S, adv. 20 cents. total tax
( $1,6S3.25.
Owners--tl rriVnown---}erome add. to
Mountain Home. lot SO. 10 acres.
VAL 200. prop tax $751; pen. 60 cents,
spec. school dist No. SO, pen. 20
cents adv. 25 cents, total tax $9.o5.
owners Unknown, Mountain Home,
College add. to Mountain Homo
Lots 10, 20, q, %. 20, "a. block 3,
val. $300, imp. on same $500, total
val. OF prop. $500, prop. tax SIS,
pen. $3.50, spec. school dist. No. 6
IS, pen. 60 cents, city tax $3.50, pen.
&c cents, adv. rs cents total tax,
1891.
owners Unknown, Mountain Home
College add. to Mountain Home
Lots IS, IA. Is, 16, II, Is. block
2 val $120, prop. tax $3.50, pen SO
cents spec. school dist. No. 6 $1.20.
pen. II cents. city tax $1.s2S pen. 10
cents adv 25 cents. total tax S6.e9.
owners Unknown. Mountain Home,
Dodge add. to Mountain Home--W.
~ .,f d lr..1r g fo~r
So. pen. 80 cents. spec. school dist.
[, No. 6, val. 81, pen. 0 cents, adv.
IS cents, total tax $4.6t.
Owners Unknown. Mountain Home,
iJerome's add. to Mountain Home
= Lots 20, 80, 10 acres, val, 5000,
prop. tax Sc. pen. 60 cents, spec.
school dist No. 8 so. pen. 20 cents,
5 advo25 cents. total tax se,05-s .si.
If0wners, Unknown. Mountain sclH ONE.
Jerome add. TO Mountain Home
Lots "a and 20, 10 acres. val. 5000,
prop tax Sc. pen. 60 cents spec.
lasschool dist No. g. So pen. 20 cents.
| adv % cents, total tax s9,05.
Olson. VIM, Mountain Home. .Je-
ronie's add. TO Mountain Horne--Lot
I, q. acres. SaLi $toO.i pI>lpu tax SO,
s. pen 40 cents, spec school dist No
6 81, pen. 10 cents, adv % cents,
total tax Sass. ftt-o ti4t1
/ y )aHi~s+Ss-4A's,---fs ne---&mp. on posses
sorry right above SHELTON ranch. val
$780, wagon 1 $40. common cattle
s66, G. horses sos. total val
of property~SS41. prop. tax S10.23
pen. $1.03. predatory. and sanitary
22 cents, pen. cents, adv SO cents
poll tax S2.5e. road tax $3.50, t0tai
tax SIS.
Owners Unknown. Colthorp add. L
Mountain Home--Lots is, 10. 20
block 1. val. $3.50. lots 10. 16. II
block /. val. $40. total val. o.
prop. $3.50, prop. tax S11.70. pen
s1.11 spec. school dist. No. $3.50
pen. - cents city tax S4.29. pen
4S cents. adv. so cents. total Ia,
Sass.
Owners Unknown, Colthorp add. t,
Mountain Home-Lots 25, 26. 27
block "a, val. $40. lots 4. S, bIoci
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-28

Jas. Grisnell, the man who man.
ufactures cement blocks, has fin
ished croping bis land near town
and is new ptepsring TO make &C.
ment blocks for those Intending to
build at the following figures
For the com, lete block, placed in
the wall. 25c per block, but TO make
The block with all the material
furnished he will charge only 81
per hundred It viii be Well I
per hundred 1t win be wen for
those intending to build to write
him. Address Jas. Grisneli, Noun
tain Homie, Idaho. s1' 81.
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"a val. lsI4Os tota1s van of property

"a val. $140s tota1S YAK of property
$3.50. prop tax slOs se.' pens ISL .05..
spec seheqb distc Mo- s. $3.50, pend
i 35 cents. city tax. ,$S.S5,, zen. S9E
cents, adv. 50 cents. total tax $2O14.
owners Unknown, Mountain Home.
Jerome add. to Mountain lion1e-r,
Lot 3S,n5 acres, var s10o5 prop tax
SO, pen. 80 cents, spec school dist.
no. 9. 81, pen 10. esntsr,d adv %
cents, total tax $4:65. rr
Owners Unknown, Mountain Home,
Jerome's aud. 10 Mountain Home
Lot SO, acres. val. 500, prop. tax
SO, PEN 80 cents. spec. sehooi dist.
Mo. 8 81. pen 10 cents. adv %
cen1s totsl tax 81 .65.1ic r2
Ownegs-.t5niVnowng Mountain Home.
jerome add. 20 Mountain Hone-l-
Lots &C. 2, 10 acres. val. $500. propg
tax Sc, pen. 60 cents. spec. schooi
dist. No. 50. pen. 20 cents, adv.
rs cents, total tax S9,o5.
owners Unknown. Jerome ada to
Mountain Home--Lots So, Sc, 20
acres, val. 500, prop. tax $12, pen.
Si.20. spec. school dist. No $4,
pen. 40 cents, adv. % cents, total
tax $I7.S5.
owners Unknown, by VIM Mariatt5-
Gommon. cattle 40. val. $40, prop,
tax, $13,2O, pen. $1.S2, predatory
and sanitary SO cents, pen. ) cents,
adv. rs cents. total TAX 1851. 9sse
Pence. Joseph r,o BSise-w x of
sh. "a. SIC. u of SAY. u. sec. L, twp,
2 ~, range Ea i129 ACRES vai.
$3.50, prop. tax So, pen. 20 cents,
adv. % cents, total tax, $lO.15.
Perry, jasper. Mountain Home, Je-
rome's add to Mountain Home
Lot f.. 5 acres, val. c$f00. prop. tax
%S pen 80 eentss spec sehool dist
GNo s. 81. pen. 10 4 cents. adv. v25
cents. total tax STA
Phillips Bros. MountainlffomeTo Town
site---Lots ,4s, %. rearran gsment OF
block 3. val $3.50, imp.a on same
$3.50. merchandise. S22O. total val
of property. ss40. prop. tax SIS. 20.
pen. $2.S2, spec school dist. No s
$40. pen. "a CENTS city tax s1ob4,
pen. s1.0s. adv SO cents total TAX
F. sos-zs' @ie of rs aoga
Phillips. Mrs. r. "A. Mountain Home
Townsite--2s IT. by 40 IT. on Far
end of lots A. 5. block s. val, $40.
imp. on same SIPS, total val of
prop. s155, prop. tax $4.65. pen. 46
cents spec. school dist. No. 6 S1.55.
pen. Is cents, city tax $2.71, pen.
81 cents. adv. 20 cents, total tax
5000,
Picker. Mrs, Bert. Pine-House in
Pine known as PiclSler hotel. val
$3.50, piano SIS, COW L S12. total
val. OF property 1897. prop. tax
s1o.11. pen. Sl.o2, adv so cents
total tax $11.63.
Parish, Perry. Smiths Prairie-Imp
on homestead entry, val. $50
wagons s2o. G. horses . SO. tota'
val Of property S14o. prop. ftas
$t2o, pen. AZ cents, predatory ane
sanitary u cents. Pen ? cents, pol
tax $3.50, road tax 1920, adv. IS
cents, total tax SLIPS.
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peIInqueent lax llsl.
Continued from Page Five.) Z

lode mineral lot No, SO, IT a25-100
.~$9Q.-resldence in-Rocky
Bar, val $50. one 50-stamp quartz
mill $4,000. hoist works $3.50, tetai
val. OF property $3.50. prop. tax
s179.40, PEN $l7.e4. spec. school
district No. . $29.e0.,fpep $2.99,
adv. $3.50, total tax. $232,73.
Nevens, Thos. ". Highland u
of NV. T. sec IL, lot q, see. 2.
lots 1, 4. sec. IL lot II, sec. 1. twp.
3 N. range T.. 1913 4o-100 acres.
val s400, prop tax s12. pen. ls1-20,
adv. 25 cents. total tax $l345.
Nicholson. G. NJ, Mountain HOME
Mountain Home Townsite lots is,
10, 20, block g. val. $500, imp. on
same $500. piano SIS. sewing ma
chine $40. G. horse SIS. harness
$40. total val. of property SLIGO,
prop tax $500, pen. $3.50, spec.
school dist No. 6, $3.50, pen. $1.13,
city tax SEAS. pen. 1924. preda-
tory and sanitary cents. pen. I
cent. poll tax $3.50, adv. so cents.
total tax s66, 40.
New Century Exploitation ana Invest
ment Co, by Z. r. stokes. Atlanta
Steel and cars $S5, imp. at mines
in Black Warrior and Queens River
Mining Districts. val $500. 5 quartz
mills $4,000. saw mills $500, mer-
chandise $3.50. 4 saddle horse Sis,
total val. of property $3.50, prop.
tax S14O40. pen. $14.G4, spec.
school dist No. $23s40s 5Igen $2.34
predatory and sanitary . cents, pen.
! cent. adv. % cents. total tax
s1so.97. .a
a..1 ra1f
n. Dom. AT a point 900 #, north
of the Sw cor. sec. "a, twp. s.
range 6 f.. thence running f. ssC
feet. thence n. $50 IT.. sthence w
$50 IT., thence s.. $50 ftste place OF
beginning. 5 acres. val. s325, prop
tax 1915. pen % cents. spec. school
dist No. s3.25i pen. SO cents. adv
rs cents, total tax s14.55. br.
Naurth, ]. p Trinity-NE. Y Of SW
u, sec IS, twp, ? n, range 70.
40 acres. val. $50. wagons q s55
cows 3. $50. common cattle 1 s11
c. horses S14o. r horses 4 $50
total val of property 1862, prop
tax $1o.s6. pen $1-os, predatory ane
sanitary 80 cents. pen. cents
adv. SO cents. poll tax $3.50. roat
$3.50, total tax s1S.Fs.
Nichols, Robert. Mountain Home
Mountain Horne. South add,-Lot
S, 6, block IA, val. 500. imp. OF
same $3.50, G. horses ? $40. harnes
$40, total val. of property 1880
prop tack $9.so. pen. 30 cents. spec
school dist No. $3.50. pen. 3s. cit.
tax 1868. pen. SO cents. adv. 5
cents. total tax $19.o1.
Mill. John. Mountain Home-Com
at the N Z. cor. of the SW. H. Sec
80. twp. 3 s.. range Z e.. runnin
W. 1920 IT.. thence S. $50 #
thence z. 1920 IT.. thence n. 80
It. to place OF beginning. 10 acres
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inns Office continually receives
rtioies Tor publication without the
signature Of the author. It's nee
e>Sary that the names of the sender
be attached to the afticles TO insure
puplication. We insist upon this
ana no communicated viii be
recognized not bearing the sigma
ture. 100 = .Ssccazis
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-28

fOtter, b., NrOunta1u Home, ~Cfdfrett.S
add to Mountain Home--Lot 22. AZ
( aoIas. Iyal s.SR90, imp. on same $500
! total FaL Fqf property $3.50, prop.
tax $3.50, pen. s1.SS. spec. school
dist. No. 6~s4~so. pen. 46 cents. adv
rs cents fetal tax $2o.4s,o. s1f
PEARSON Etnest.s GisnnA Ferry Town
site-Lot, H., block, 81. val $3.50,
ssh1p. TOM saneb s slGAi South add. to
Glenns Ferry, lots Z. s, 8, 10. brock
SO. vail. lspj imp. on same $3.50.
total val of property $3.50. prop,
tax S5s.5u. pen. $3.50. spec. sahlpl
dist. No. 6 $15.67, pen. s1.56. adv.
80 cents, total tax $50 eS
Petersen, J. eP, Mountain Horne. Je-
rome -add-to Mountain Ifome
1853, 54,a.1o acres. val; S2ea. prop.
tax $8, pen, 60 cents, spec. .sclFoal
dist, No. 6 So, pen. 20 cents, seiva
25 cents. total tax $9.05.
Pierce, THEODORE, Lenox, Ida-SE. a
of NE. a. sec. '2s, twp > ~. range
e. 40 acres. val '$pfNss bts /. ,. 3.
NV. Il of NE. II. NEE of INV. "
sec. SS, twp. n, range r., 1873
acres. val. S525, imp. on, same $3.50.
wagons 2 $40, sewing machine $40.
common cattle t6 SITS, COWS ?
$24. X. horses 9 Sf353ttS horses q
s210. 1fstailion $780, total value
of property sl,660,s prop. tax S46.SO,
z pen, S4seS, predatory Fand sanitary
81 cents pen s cents, adv. rs cents.
total tax s53.1s. ~
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-28

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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-10-22

fore i'll the fair management
continues to get nothing better
each year from our local para
sites THIN this copious supply of
hot air and soul stirring confess
sions, our fair will surely and
without the least doubt deterior-
ate into an annual hamburger
and beer dispensing institution,
while Dallas and Houston will
outstrip us through live, ener-
getic and up to date methods of
public spiritedness, and not only
outshine US as to high character
Of their fairs, ETC., but also cor
raj the bulk of business in this
state, even in San Antonio ter
ritory.
Therefore in conclusion: Let's
have more actual doing, and a
great deal less buster. Do it
now, before the dawn of the
other Texas towns activity over
whelms us, and find us sleepily
yawning.
A. L. ULRICH.