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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
SIX KILLED IN A
CHICAGO CHEMICAL
PLANT FIRE
FIVE BODIES ALREADY TAKEN
FROM RUINS AND THE OTHER
is REPORTED LocArEo-LEAP
TO DEATH.

CHICAGO. June 25.-Five bodies
have been taken from the ruins OF
the Pabst Chemical Co.'S plant. l76-
IT'S Huron-st.. and q sixth is reported
TO have been found. The bodies re-
moved are Mrs. Jane Boss and her
four children, Mary. Jennie. Emma
and Helen.
The employees We're trapped az their
work, The third and fourth floors
were occupied as living apartments.
The family that persisted was on the
third floor
Twelve women were at work on
the first floor. An explosion threw
them from their feet and their cloth.
ing was on Are before they could
rise. and they were badly burned.
The girls rushed 10 a window and
leaped 10 the street. One man jump
ed from a second story window, He
is dying at the Polytechnic hospital.
John Mcdonald. fireman. was fatal
ly scalded. when engine No. was
overturned Joseph May, 3 years old.
OF ls4 Huron-st, was dangerously cut
by glass as he was playing In the
street.
The explosion occurred In the base
ment and practically demolished the
building. The fire spread so rapidly
that the employees OF the chemical
company were on fire before they had
recovered from the shock OF the con
cusslon.
The exists to the streets were cut
of The men and women fought and
struggled TO reach the roof.
Helen and Elsie Bess leaped from
a second-story window.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
ONCE NEEDED WIVES.
NOW DEMAND CRADLES

GREY BULL. Wye, June 25.-This
town OF 200 inhabitants. which won
fame year ago by advertising
through the Grey Bull Commercial
Club for wives. is now claiming espe.
cial commentator from President
Roosevelt.
Grey Bull a little over a year ago
was an Eveless Eden. and the young
men were dissatisfied. They were
tired OF man-made fiapjacks and coffee
the year around and OF horse blanket
beds. They wanted wives. Advertise
rents In the big Eastern newspapers
brought something like 10000 offers
to the band OF 100 husky young -~-rh-
ers. Soon there was not bachelor
within 100 miles OF Grey Bull.
Now the town OF Grey Bull again
asks for recognition, for during the
p-st --~-- -'--i-- babies have been born
into sixty families.
In 1910 Grey Bull expects to aston.
ish the census takers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
TRYING TO SPOIL SALE
OF MILITARY ACADEMY

PONTIAC. Mich. June 25.-Efforts
made during the week to upset the
negotiations for the sale Of the Mich
igaH Military academy by anonymous
kilograms directed to Chas. A. Brusie
have been made public. LIP 10 the
present time 1t has not been possible
TO locate or identify the sender OF
the dispatch referred to whereby Mr.
Brusie was advised by IA creditor
that the institution was not In good
standing and that local support
would not be forthcoming TO finance
the transfer.
In the telegram the name OF Ward
formed a part Of the message. So
far as Willis c. Ward Is concerned,
however, he gives out the statement
that he stands ready 10 make good
his pledge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
BRYAN FEELS He
HAS A C|NCH
NaMiNAIIoA-pE AS1Gpoo
As MADE-NOT so
WITH MATE.

DENVER. Col, June 25.-Bryan'
nomination is as good as made. There
never was surer thing in politics
The Democrats national convention
will be composed Of zoos delegates
Of these Bryan and his friends count
on having al least $50. They say the
number may run over 500. This esti-
mate does not include the uninstructed
New York delegation. which will be
led to Denver by Murphy and Con
ners. The number necessary fol-
nomination is 672.
Delegates instructed for Bryan mum
her asa and those pledged to him 67
= total. OF ISL. That leaves 121, the
number required to make the neces
sary two-thirds to be secured from
the uninstructed. The Bryanites de
clare that the needed 121 and more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
CHARGED WITH CROOKED
WORK IN ELECTION


Justice Louis Merique and Joseph
Heintz. of Hamtramck, were arraign-
ed Wednesday evening before Justice
Parrish. of Crosse Pointe. on charges
OF mutilating the registration books
OF the township before the April cleo
ton. They gave bond OF $500 each.
Merique and Heintz will retaliate by
getting out warrants against certain
other parties charging them with IL
legal voting.
There was spirited township elec-
ton at which Edward Russell was
elected supervisor over Henry Schroe-
der, Republican. Schroeder's friends
said that fraudulent votes were cast
for Russell, and asked TO have two
precincts thrown out. Russells sup
porters claimed that Merique and
Heintz had secured the registration
books the day before election and
crossed off a number OF names.
Assistant Prosecutor James A. hob
ison. Democrat, investigated and rec
commended the arrest OF Heintz and
Merique, who are Republicans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
SIX MAY BE DEAD IN
LAUNCH EXPLOSION

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-At least six
persons are believed to have lost their
lives In the explosion OF the gasoline
launch Midget. near Carondelet
The wrecked launch was found on
the river bank todas, but there Is no
trace Of John krauss, her owner. or
the party OF friends he took on q fish
ing trip. Residents along the river
heard the explosion about midnight,
but could not ascertain the cause.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
NAB ALLEGED kIpNAPER.

YPSILANTI. Mich, June 25.--Cor-
nelius CORN, colored. 20. charged
with KIDNAPPING Margaret Coughlin
from Peru, Ind. and bringing her
here, was captured by Chief OF Po-
lice Gage and Oficer Pierce last
night. They lay in wait for him as
he came openly TO the home OF the
girls aunt, where she escaped TO, at.
ter her He put up a fight. but was
landed in jail. The girl, who Is Is.
says CORN, forced her TO come away
from Peru with him May /, and they
have been tramping ever since.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
New York ereathes Freer.

NEW YORK. June 25.-The exces-
sive hot spell in which New York
has been sweltering for almost week
was broken today. In the early hours
il was more than 22 degrees cooler
than during the same period yester-
day. The spell was broken by the
storm after illness and death had re-
suited from the wave. The gale swept
New York. New Jersey and Pennsyl.
vania and did great damage in each
state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Flaw spoils Gamblers Victory.

NEW YORK, June 25.--The race
track interests were cheated out Of
victory today and the whole matter
OF settling the gambling question was
put back for some time, when Assist
ant District Atty. Fluen. OF Brooklyn.
discovered that the commitment pa
pers In the cases OF Melville Collins
and Joseph Loewey. the men select.
ell for the test cases. were improper
ly drawn and Justice Bischoff prompt.
ly sustained the habeas corpus writs
asked by the Coney Island Jockey
club and discharged the men from Gus
tody.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Firc,
which IL Is thought, had It's origin in
an explosion. this morning. swept
through the Gray's ferry abbatoir.
Thirty-sIxth-st. and Gray's Ferry road.
destroying tons OF dressed beef. caus.
ing a loss estimated at 100000. end
caused q wild stampede Of live stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

than 100 to spare are safely in camp.
Friends OF Gov Johnson. OF Mime
sofa. and Judge Gray. OF Delaware.
are lighting on vigorously in the face
OF the landslide. In fact they declare.
There amt no landslide" They rely
on the failure OF Bryan to get 672 In
structed delegates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Special Rates to Canadian Points via
Mlchloan Central.

Account Dominion Day. tickets will
be sold June 30. July 1. good for re-
turn until July at rate of one fare
for the round trip. See agents for
full particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
MICHIGAN PAYS HER
NEED OF RESPECT

LANSING, Mich. June 25.-(Spe-
cial Gov Warner issued a procla
nation this morning. calling attention
to the death OF ex-President Grover
Cleveland and directing that flags on
all state buildings be displayed at
half mast On Friday. the day OF the
funeral. all state department Offices
will be closed at noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

FLINT, Mich. June 25.--tSpecial)
AT a meeting OF prominent citizens,
resolutions were adopted paying high
tribute TO Grover Cleveland. r. o.
Woods. formerly a special treasury
agent, called the meeting and made an
impressive speech. eulogizing the late
ex-president
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21

gi inar Ell NIT 5rnliberi Der | 9i-
itrittet. Oct fore arbsibe, Tom belle
aipists giutsr % Saar bar ~iuresaaet
paa Seeu. narmer fig M i'm aillut'
ming. 7et npe Gilbert beritsos
itsos, pil iaalebes IN Isle 5io fuuHe
TONNE | 3riit.
slttisiuobposlie CT uoisHot al 1pritsiu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21
Rusiiif Spion / Speriee.

Sra Stpdbolm meSSeIes en- ppiistsURt'
fenbe SpiOnnHers, iom er bGnot paa
Sarbulm 5eitnius Ilss ubenIcr Stct"
holm. Zen bar p9ret bemmeli9bplot /
nosle Sase, men er M iiuet no.
Sprleoen ppbageoe Ell 8agtpoIt en-
Ranb, flabt ipm 9uriit iom iurisgte
at tssne 8utteriet. Ntnuben. iOm talte
SpIf blep mbplbt, Oe bet oiite Zig peo
Sprbsret, al ban baoOe leiet Ell WOtpr'
baab % / ben baooe iOriGst at ubipeioe
SaItuinssn fra Sjgiioen. San teirpt'
iebe ct &art iaa betaIIsret al BET nsppe
f,lnbe betrastes Tom ct Guriitfart. Ses.
uoen bar ban / 8pcn &arbolms Bog.
banbeI ipurst efter ct enonn mere oetaIs
jeret Sart.
Wanben talte Tom ia9t, TpIt, men
bar &usier. Sau furipgte at sipe bet
lloieenoe at at bet belle bare bar Spsg.
"a man gift bam baoroere paa &linseu,
ppsau ban OF bore Sugenisr, men tuu'
be life lesitimere fig. Saa enbelis rpt'
febe ban no meb ct Ias, ipm bar no
iteot for Ileranber Smirnon, Cberit.
lsitnant for ct / SrOnitabt earniiUne'
reuce Snsenisrresimeut, os i 8asiet
pplpites, at ban bauoe Rermisiiuu for
at Ituoere aanoniabritatoner / Tpit.
lamb ug Gn9lano.
2et er life lpifebes at Ouerbepiie BAN
ON, at ban bar brepet Spioncri. Sau
er after iat paa fri Sob Og er sisbIitts.
Zig amirsiit iii 5aitlanbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21
Panen oe Sic.Sie.
CGf amuHO SelIaub i "aitenpoiteu".)

Gen Sorsitiliu9 at mali peo SjGlp
al Ell Sans fan fitoe 2iset al benz, iom
er orufnet / Saoei eler Snoiiser, er
me9et uobrebt. s J~latan9er iRorore
9rpnoblems amt %iCrtalte man mig
iijpr, at ma for9irpes baobe iotnet
sItsr ct Sig % life iunOet BET; man tos
ba en- Sare meb / 8naOer. ibet mon
mente, at Saueu uiloc gale, mar man
roche pper bet Sieb, boOr 2iset laa.
men mon iauot bet life.
Canine FRO bar man / Glitter %
Wanoals Nmt, % / min Beitriuelie al
bette amt beoer bet eiter S~turaters Sp'
tesuelie:
"aan man life fnoe 9iset eftsr en-
3rutnet, Ital man tnse Ell Sane meo /
9aaosu os 70 umtrins; Sunsu ga
ler puer bet Stsb, buur ben 8sos Iis'
ger"
3 bisie Gage itaar Der i gpiierie en-
geretuins fra Smaalenens; peo Sialp
al en- aaltmbnne bar nan iunoet Gig
al 9, iom par crutnst i 5emiigeu peo
5reoritsbalb. Saren piite 3esn paa
urp, mar ban tom ouer bet Steb. bour
2igene laa, us ben paapiite Ell alere
bisis, men csiaa Ell sammel SlRos
Tom mon fiitebe Op.
Gemiipeu CT u~iitnOt bpb, men life iaa
iRrbeles bpb. Seq bar lOobet ben for
80 War iibsn; bet itsrits 9pb sr SO
Meier, os at man peo Sptnins timber
oisis Sig. sr 10 | ps ior iis life npset
pdaialbsubs, men 5creitiainsen. at mon
peb Sialp Of en- Sane ital fuune iiHbe
Gig sr notiaa merfuGrois % bunoer
ftterlis / ben iriitns ,airtss sphbOlit.
bpDreitsr Sansn er 5esn paa aaruan'
ssubeb.
Serstninssn sr iuisrssiout, iOrbi ben
oiisr, boOrIsbss balpt rsIisipie 5brsitil'
liresr fan bOIOs iis hos Solicit, ielu ON
Der lite usitsrss ior BEN / StUIsrns %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21
Ola oe P~uIorebruoen.

Ola q. rsiite pp paa Slsleu i'm ON
Spiien e~iterat Buitapsn Dor flpttet
biem, iOr at fisrs uO G~iSoielen. SGu
fum bio / Rsrtningsn ON &peIOsu.
alsns par ban, os msgst ensIis os fOrs
labt islie ban fig. Otter at boue felt ira
fig Ssitsn os siOrt Op SarmeI iatte
ban fig paa aratteu psO Bsiisn. Som
ban iab Der i fine s9uc Ianter, bsrte
ban en- Slot riosnbe tpmme ino paa
9rsen os ~ifanisbs oeo salet. ban iaO /.
9srpaa bsrte ban, at be itss Of Ssitens.
Sporban ban bar iilmooe, Der ban iab,
fan ou msset bsore iGnts big. snO jss
fan tsifripe. On Iiot gift 9pren Op,
/ Spibisn irIaSie en- unNsrlis uris apin.
be i prastiulO grHrserast iuo, iaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21

8ruosommeu, % eiter BAN en- bel
&nifs al besse aipn, iaa 3ummet bIeu
rent inlbt al pelppntebe 5remmeoe.
Ola finoe bpericn irrfe o~rbentlis eler
tale, men blep iibbenbe meb ~balpaaben
Wunb Os bare iiirreoe. Bruben git
bort til BAN % iasoe penIist % parmt:
SOB apalb. Ola, % 1af for ibif.
Ser M life rab. bet ifal intet onbt
ramme big. gu fjsnoer NOT lite mig
on; men ies fjsuoer big inberlis soot.
Va, bppr mango @anse jss bar lest
iammen mep big % baot bet mpriomt,
mems ri par Barn. 9u bar altic iaa
mil, at iss blep slab / big. Nsn cit
Song holbt bet pan Of saa salt. On
par Hem til atfaite Sten % traf iaa mig
ensans miot / StalIen meo en iaa bio.
bet ranct. "a blep Sar iun int, at
ban piloe baune fig paa big; men ies
bsspnbie at ltorsrnoe % bao for big
% iua gil be. poer.
Soas bar ies Srpaun ps ies bible
ida sierne, at bu ifuIoe bore mes | bet.
Ssr'or bonner ri bio Oil bu sjsre ps
ben fore @l9be at p9re meo, iaa err
BET Sib til at reile pibere. Si bar Rp
bebeit nteo til big. Scr ilet itfe rre
for at pare meo os. Oh ltal bare al'
beles trps for al 5are."
geb ben biertelise Raaoc, bun taIte
paa, islie ban Jig sanife trps % lopeSe
at bIi meo. Sruben lelp leoeoe BAN
uo % ben til ben for bam beitemte &i'
bebsit-en brun, patfer Seit msb prns'
tist Ribetpi. San itss op reo aflteo /
imaat Srap. On en- Gtuub Tom be
til en- pr9stist bpsset @aaro. @n bel
Eel 6olt Jog iuoo benz n,eo mango
gGresbspisniuser. Ola blep bebanolet
belle 9ioen iom sgrsssiaiteu. apmne
inb / bet prasiiulbe SIis, blep be b9n'
febe peb ct peIo9ttet W~iboassbprb.
Otter Wiooasen itemte Wuiitfen pp %
9auien bsgpubte. Ola mdatie ooule
Here Dante m.b Sruoen. Sioen Git
iaa burti8t for BAN, at ban ipntes, at
ban lite bapoc pGret Der lang Stunoen,
ipr Sruben tom % talte til bant %
iasbe:
ga, III mac III titles, Ola, % Ri
iaar piit life ie ~biuanosu oiterere. 5pr
hi titles, er BET npget leg oil iige big.
gu peo, at Der altto bar pGret Htescn
lllptfe oucr SeiteHe paa bin 8aaro.
@runoen BERTH er, at Sanbet fra bin
Stalb, rinoer neb pna Surbenoen til
Sar. 5Ipt SeriOr Staloeu bin liot
lGnsere ipb, iaa faar on moi bebre 9ptte
rsb Seltenc oiIte. Rioebeiten bin ltaar
ppiaIet uoe paa 6dnroen. Zen 9nor
lise paa StsGeu mec big. 2Gs Siolet
pp, uaar bu fOmmer irent. Soften iiu'
Der NOT bjem isieu.
% III, 5arOeI % 9at ior alt"
"a Ola bauoe fat Jig cp pao Seiten
itpo Sruo % Sruospm paa Erappsn
% bruste lit iiOite 5aruet. Soften 8if
birette paa stsIen meo Ola, % ba ban
ites al % lasbe Sibilet OF, tuaru Se'
ten bort lUr bans Zine.
Gu tos bet til at Ipsus al 9uscn.
Ola .unoe paa ineeu Waace finoe ii9
at unre paa Stslen Longer. San pat
tebe inmnten % reiite biem itrnr. Bag
eiter III ban fig 2smmerm9no % iIpt'
teoe StaIben ct Stptfe ipouper. Sioeu
bapSe ban uiGoounIist SsIo meo Seite'
auIen. Gen ituffebe bam for 5remtis
ben fore Srbt9gier. -"@ulores"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21

res at flerc Srmbreee Reunsifer. Win'
tesmartet, Der par befpitst al Sberit'
l%situant 1bams, @roserer 8rsien %
Tolbfas'erer greien, bar fact Ylabs
liae ino iii airfemrren peo Sotriitiog'
rem. Oct bar islaenbe II oitrift:
@Joseb iii Suiferno Sacpb Iuuin
1bams, icbt 2ben Mai 1870, bsb lobe
september 1926. 5ru ariitine 1barls
isot Sanien, i Rsnne pna Sprnbolm,
osb Ace 9ppember 1854 / 5recriiiiab.
Gette Minbe er reiit al tafncmmelise
Mebborsere Tom Gr:ienotlisbeo % 9at
for bans nioiirre os ueluiaise SiriiVm.
beb Iise meset iom GmbebsmanS os
8oreer.4
Yrppit Seroeu bplot nuoer tor Sp'
martipmbso Gilsrinestalsu, Der ipr'
mebe ia Tom en- paffer, itsrninssiulo
Splbelt for Sabrenes Iiupe. San
ftilbrese / parmbjerteec Orb 5pseo
Tbams's 8irts, % bp9leoe iGrlts peo
bans pppirenbe Grbeioe for 1T Siltrttt
% tit 9ano amber be bdatNe 3rGnsIler
i gespnbelien Of bet iorrise Garbun'
orepe, ba 5bams bar @mteosmano |
Rprblano; pcb FIN Raabinarbco % lp'
ienbs Observation-Disclosures par ban ct
@rempel iii G%iterislselie Tor mango.
Otter Ialen blep al Gn8. Steibamar
forfatiet Sang aIlunset.
SberIflpitnaut Tbams braete paa
Samiljens @esne en- 9at til Srpoit
Serben, til Gne. Steinbamur for ben
pafre Gang o. til RorperbpOs apmmnne
for 5ilabelien til at reiie M~inoesmarfet
iauit snoeIis til be mango 6remmsote.
Solofasierer Sreien taIte | an Ilaaen'
be Orb ON 8iuserifes blitpriite Soro
os u~obraste ct 9eue for btsie Sp9rer.
Samilien 5bams CT en- gGmmel &in'
eerifs N9st, hppriil peiaa bcrte b'Srr.
8eieu, Der bar meb peb oeune Gnleos
ming. Naar Der paa WjnoesmGrtet
iiaar Spgco iii SuIferub, ioa er bette
at iuritaa iaaleoes, al Sbaus par
Sooeo / bet itpre oaparerNe 8irgerites
us Salinspals 5csceri Der ienere blep
belt | TO.
Zen zoe Suni, Der altiuu idar falot
IND paa lite 8intieoas. al 9unber 6cl'
teiureuins ferret meo Set paa Saarben
Yufferub.
Msb SeuIpn til Ssaplinser, iaa tes'
her bet III al blipe uomGrtet Gor Ter
pper IiIriftet, ber'pm bet Uil iortIGtte
meb bet parme 8eir, irm III er ino'
traabt, ioet ri lorub bar iauet tilitrefte'
l,9 Geen for lrngere Tib.
Slni 59rben os 5rue hur pau Sano'
bersmuer bolbt Self for ale beres Nr'
beioere paa Tnubbers, SrDgitao, 9s'
ten % @aarobammer. q $50. Selta.
sere iorbrep Gibsu meb @uiif, Gang
Taler, Cams, flsre @an9e S~eu9rtniug
% tililut ct brilliant SpruGrferi.
Sea bapbe for nosle Gage iioen ct
fort geiss al "8inserites Slabs &Or'
Respondent berOper, 8. @. Sobniun.
ipm Dor i NGrbeoen al Sprius @rope,
Minn. Oct er en- 9ammeI Sstienot al
mig, eIebebe bet mig Of bore, at ban
irembeles taller i'm norits BpspeoiaIeti
iaalebss ipm for rs Iar ijoea, pa ban
emisrersbe. Seq bar truiiet paa &or'
Ife. lom bar p9ret ct Eor Iur / Gnle'
rita % icm peb fin Siemtomit tuIte et
Sprpg, Der bar ct miXtum compost
tum al 3prif iblaubet mso GuSelit. q
Stlien til Slastnirge us Setjeucte.
q. g. OppegaarN.
Zen 23be Suni 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21

Gen observation-disclosures:
"5Rnt al ben Gurus. en- rig sGstemanp
Tom ies iunps siue lem"
Ssu iurijelebe Stisnbeo paa IS anr:
$40, Ell rig Gar piloe bare liseiau
soSi. @iit 5em bsllere mso Rama!-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21
etatsn Chic. eoen To,tSo. a

Encat ApaEtp.
EraufS. ghtu.a ipxrser at ban or bet 1Ibr,
Rseltm az Sirmast !. 3. 9heHep a ds.. Der srtper
BpgrttAina I SpeH Iplebo. tsrRzvHie g9Huip o. Siat,
"a al ianrnc Hirma Stl bstals On sum az ct hun
prses z slarS Tor hvsrt sacfe EilirIee al actarrh
Der ii., tan b~sIsFsses Deb Srassa al Halls catarrh
Cure.
6reat ,. Gheaeu.
Beselsei FER MIG % Hustrirtbsi | mia Rxrearslis
ben Ste 1eeeHbcT 1888.
go u. u. @Itaisu.
% RstartHs gusiiens
Halls Catarrh Cure ,ssss i~nersHels o. virtsr d
Etf,s gaa Siubet % SlimhtRot-as | SlfeiusL GIN
tittt 8ieaesbpte, Gratis.
a. Co., Islese. o.
IRr SaIsss hos Ap0tbsteus, Tsc.
Halls Family Pills CT be bcete.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-21

@n Of mango beruper bel fienbt &uin'
be, 3uri Sletafsr, er bob / ben bpie als
Der al 90 Gar. Der er iorreiten life
iaa iaa samle auineer Der ! Gmtet
On al bisie, &aarfpne 5uri Stolss
saarb / aaL, sr oper "a gar % er enonn
sanlfs iriif. Snptil bet iioiie Gar bar
bun ON Spmreue brepet meo 9auoins
/ Stosen.> Sun ripper 9pu al Or ps
Zip % bRrer bet hiem / en- Riipeteins.
5pr TO Gar iiben FOB 1uri | Gseren os
far Sps lissiaa rupt iom en- nns
Serie.
On al Gabalens tstpbelisite ps beb.
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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-09-04
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior, Land Office ut
Boise Idaho August 27 1908

Department OF the Interior, Land Office ut
Boise, Idaho, August "a 1908
Notice is hereby given that the following
named entrymen have fled notice of intention
to make final five year proof, to establish claim
to the lands hereinafter described before the
Register and Receiver At Boise, Idaho, on the
2lst day of October, 1908:
Frank Spencer, of Mahogany, Idaho. who, on
May 8 1902, made Homestead Entry No. 5773,
Serial No. Os58, for SEX NEh, Sec g. sWA
NWA and M SWA Section 25 Township 10 s.,
Range W. Boise Meridian.
David Traxler, of Mahogany Idaho, who, on
July %, 1902, made Homestead Entry No. 5ss6,
Serial No Os54, for M SEA, sw1a NE14, and
SEA NW14, Section rs, Township 0 s., Range
E. Boise Meridian.
Oswill lraxler. Of Mahogany, Idaho who on
July %, 1902, made Homestead Entry No. 59s5,
Serial No. oSa5, for s1s SEX, SEA swA, sec. 2s
and NWA NEA, Section 33, Township 10 s.,
Range / E.. Boise Meridian.
Charley Spencer. of Mahogany, Idaho who, on
May 2, 1902, made Homestead Entry No. 5774.
Serial No. Os56, for E1s -Nw14, sW14 NE14 and
NWh SEA Sec. 20, Township 10 =, Range ! W,
Boise Meridian.
Kate Spencer of Mahogany, Idaho. who, on
May 8, 1902, made Homestead Entry No. 5772,
Serial No os57, for EA SEA Sec IS sWl4 sWA,
Sec. IA, NWA NW5z Section %. Township 10 s.,
Range W., )ise Meridian.
Claimants name witnesses: Jhrom Owens,
of Big Spring Idaho Robert Owens, Of Big
Spring, Idaho; John W Niece and David Trax-
ler, of Battle Creek, Idaho; Frank spencer and
Robert Spencer, Of Big Spring, Idaho; oswill
rraxler, Of Battle Creek, Idaho; and Mrs. Hazel
Owens, of Big Spring, Idaho
III WIN. BALDERsroN, Register
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-09-04
Features of Republican Platform.

Endorses the national Republican
PLATFORM
Endorses administration Of Theodore
Roosevelt
Endorses nominations of William IL.
Taft and Jam S. Sherman.
Deplores insult offered people by the
factional contest in the Democratic
party of Idaho
Approves records made by Senators
Hepburn aud Borah and Congressman
French.
Endorses and commends administra-
tion of Governor Frank r. Gooding.
Declares in favor of economy in pub
lie expenditures in administrations of
state and county officials.
Procaims belief in the principle of
protection to American industries and
favors legislation to revise tariff sched-
ules by Republicans.
Declares in favor of effective county
local option law
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educational and charitable institutions
of state.
Declares in favor Of state anti trust
legislation.
Declares in favor Of general highway
aud road improvements.
Declares in favor of efficient extern
sinns of eight-hour day law.
Favors employers liability law for
Idaho.
Pledges measures necessary to relieve
congestion in district courts causing
delays in settling litigations.
Favors REIMBURSEMENT Of claims of
state to lands withdrawn,from home
stead entry to bonafide settlers thereon.
Favors opening of Snake aud Column
bia rivers to the sea.
Promises anti-pass law.
Favors placing upon the market at
reasonable prices unsettled lands under
the several government reclamation
projects
Favors nomination of United States
senator in state convention.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-09-04
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

George A. Pettibone is dead. Thespirit
has flown from one of the bravest and
truest supporters the Western Federation
of Miners ever had. To know Geo. Petit
bone was to be his friend. During his
many years among us he was always
identified with organized resistance against
injustice and greed. No more will his
voice be heard in our counsils. Words
fail to express our sorrow and regret.
We can only trust, that if there exists in
this universe an Elysian home for deserv-
ing spirits, the spirit of Geo. A. Pettibone
will there find resting place, where the
ills Of this life may be unknown.
To many the death of George A. Petit