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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-11-05

10 the Drew County thsHeery Court
Mercantile Trust Company. Plaintiff
rs.
South IF OF south East Or aectiun
81, III r, II. S. of 4. 6. w cont4iu-
ins 80 acres IN Drew County. Atk.
NOTICE is hereby given under Section e5a
of Kirby's Digest Of Arkansas statutes. that the
Mercantile Trust Company. Plaintiff herein.
has this 3oth day of September. 1908 flied Iii
this Court its petition describing the following
lands. to wit The South half of the Souih
East quarter Of Section 81 in TIP. ~ s Of Rye.
g, W. containing 30 acres: all wing in the couu-
~ OF Drew and State Of Arsarsas. elsir,ina in
said petition It title 70 said lands aforesaid, and
that there IS no adverse occupant thereon. and
calling upon all persons to appear III said coart
aud show cause why the title Of said petitioner
should not be confirmed
Now. therefore. AS Clerk of the pte@ Chan
Gerry Court notice is herehv gwen to al per
cd to appear at the next term Of the Court and
show cause why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted, or otherwise be forever
barred from setting up title TO the same.
Given under my hand this Goth day ot 5er-
TENDER, 1908
J. w KtMRRC.
seal Clerk OF the Chaneery Ceur, Of
Oct. SIT Drew Comfy. lrk.
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Il. h. S. NOTES

The demand on the part of
those who desire to teach has
been so great that the manage
ment Of the II. u. S. has arrang-
ed to open a model normal school
on Wednesday Nov. 18th. This
will become a permanent feat
ure of the school and the course
of study will lead to county. pro
fessional or state license at the
option Of the teacher. Tie
course Of study used for years
at Peabody Normal College and
now at the Arkansas State Nor
nal College will be introduced
and diploma awarded on compile
ton of the same.
The first band concert Of the
year viii b. given Friday eve-
ming Nov, 9th. The department
of Music will be ably assisted
by the expression department
The wo departments will
strive to entertain the great
crowd promised on t h e oc-
casion.
The II. q. S. has become a
member Of the Southeast Arkan-
sas Athletic and Oratorical Asso-
citation. Meetings will be held
in the different towns of this
part of the state and no doubt
Monticello will have occasion to
entertain the Association. The
Association will add much to the
school interest of this section.
Miss Clio Harper of Little Rock
writes that she will be in Monti-
cello during the latter part of
the month for the purpose of
lecturing ON the subject of
school Improvement. she hopes
to organize a school Improve
ment association here as else
where in the State. She has
been employed by the State
Board ef Education and is work.
ing under its management. She
is claimed to be a strong Iectur-
err and knows the work she
has IN hand. It is expected that
a large crowd will attend the
free lecture she will deliver
while here.
TIE Halloween party given al
the H. y. S. Saturday evening
was a very enjoyable affair. a
large crowd of invited costumed
guests attended. Space will not
admit the many points of praise
that should be mentioned.
New students from a distance
since last report are as follows
Mr.. Henry. Plantersville; Miss
Haney, Wilmar. Miss Barber,
I Wilmar Route /; Mr.. Wamble
Crossett; Mr.. Nichols, Don.
The following patrons have
been recent visitors at the II. u,
S.:-Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Rest; Mr.. Bankston, Fountain
Hill; Mr.. Puntney, Cornersyille
Mrs. Stephenson, Florence; ant
Mrs. Freeman, Wilrnar.
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Strayed from X A. Teeter' $
farm 10 mi es northeast of Month
cello, on or about the nth of Oct,
one dark black mare mule, medium
size. about 4 years old, right ear
split. just below the tip. scar on
one hip. near root of tail. Five
dollars reward will be paid for her
delivery to McCloy & Trotter a,
Monticello, or Pink Simpson, al
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" aI.ning Order.

In the Drew ehancsty Court
Monticello Rank Trust Company.
as Receivers Plaintiff
DaFe Jones. nud the other heirs. uu.
known. OF Robert Jones aud
wife, both deceased Defendants
The above named defendants. tho Unknown
heirs Of Robert Jones and Precilla jones'. his
wife, arc hereby warned to appear IA tho nrow
Chaneery Court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff. Monticello Bank
& Trust Company. as receiver, praying for
reformation Of deed Of Mortgage. or tho com
plaint WITH be taken as confessed.
Given this Sept 5th. 1909
J. W. kimero.
q. 5. eicra Of Drew Chancery court
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Department of the Interior.
Land Office Mt Camden. Arb =

Department, Of the Interior.
Land Office ut Camden, Ark,
Oct. 3ist, Ices
Notice is hereby given tina. Jamss Brooks.
Of Monticello, Ark. who, on Sept. 4. 1908,
made Homestead Entry No 1870 (serial
M os03) for sWi NWi Swt swt.
Soc. II, aud NEt SET Section Is. Tow.
ship u. s.. Range 6. W. 9th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of his intention Ia
make inai ave-yesr proof, to establish claim
Ia the land above described. before Circut.
GieFk Of Drew County 81 Monticello. Ark.
on the 18th day of December. 1908.
Claimant names us witnesses. James
Cavanest, Willis Brooke, John Grimes and
Jack jackson, all Of Monticello. Ark.
II. &. Freidheim.
Nov. . o.. Register.
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Enma Meachoni. plaintiff.

Emma Neachcal. Plaintiff,
VS..
George MeHchem. peiendsii..
Tie Defendant, George Msaehem. i,
wnrVed 10 appear IN tbs court Within .hir.
" days from this Gate and ssswer tho o4n-
piaiHt Il tbe Plaintiff for bivnce. or tho
same VIII be taken ne confessed.
Given under ms hand ne Clerk of said
Court and the sss Of SAID Court this 10th
dsv Of October, 1908
Oct. 22sfs. J. w kimb,s. Clerk,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF tho Interior,
!. ). Land Office nj Camden, Ark,
Nov. 8 Ct.

Department ot the interior.
L. ). Land Office nj Camden, Ark,
Oct. H. 1908
Notice is hereby given that Alien Adcgck.
Of " mar. ARR. VIM on Sept. 9Th, laos.
mnde Homestead Entry No 26ss9 toerisl
NJ d6Ssl Tor Lot m HW;, Section 81.
Township Ia, s., Range 7, W. 9th Primer
pal Meridian. has filed notice os his inteu-
ten To make aaal hve-Yenr proof. to estse.
fish claim to the land above described, be-
fore the County Clerk of Drew county, st
Itieello. Ark. on the 18th day of De-
eember. 1908. Claimant names nj witness
es' Joe T. Hu-key, W. \. Brantley ".
NJ. Mctirif and ". N. De.s. all of Will
mar, Ark.
Ii. g. ERIEDHEfM,
Oct. = st. Register.
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No Hunting Allowed

I will respectfully ask all persons
to please not hunt in any of my
fields, near this city. Those fail
ing to heed this notice wilt be
considered trespassers. and shall
be dealt with accordingly.
Respectfully.
w. A. WOOD.
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u" W aih olleCl. TOT price,
apply at this office.
n d. Gotham.
Mr. J A Smith visited Dermott
last week.
Mrs A. g. Raul and children
are visiting relatives at Crossett.
Mr.. IL. F Bailey visited his
plantation, near Haley, this week.
Stop your scratching by using
Bordeaux letter Lotion.
Miss Julia Maneese has returned
from visit to relatives at Derm oft
Mr.. G. H. Bell, of McGehee.
was here this week.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Dickson of Dermott,
was here last Monday.
Mr.. NJ. Leslie, of Warren, Wis.
tied relativvs here last Sunday.
FOR TURF SEED OATS-go
to Robinson & Co.
Mr.. E. J. Luck made a business
trip to Pine Bluff this week.
T. j. Wilson. Esq, of Warren,
visited our city last Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Smith, of Monroe, La,
visited relatives, here last week
We are now having moon light
nights again.
Bordeaux letter Lotion cure
the Spring scratchers. If
Mrs. P. B Gillian, of Dermott.
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Fife Haygood, of Tyro. is
visiting relatives in this city
A good deal of cotton is being
brought to rown these days.
Mr.. Gervis Leslie, of McGehee,
visited relatives, here. this week.
Judge and Mrs. II Hammock,
are visiting friend at Pine Bluff.
Mrs. ]. P. Baker, of Morrell, is
visiting relatives in this city.
She'll don't buy all the hides.
Fuqua & Pollaty.
Mr.. J F. Lloyd, of Pine Bluff
was here last week
Mrs Chas. Criswell visited rela-
tiyes at tIndspeth, last week.
There are plenty of sweet pota-
toes III the market, these days.
Spectacles that fit the eye, at
Bordeaux Drug Store. If
1t is not against law to kill the
patridges, now.
Rev. f NJ Turner, of Little
Rock. was here last week.
Mr.. las Courtney, of HALEY,
was here last Saturday.
Mr.. W. II McQuiston visited
Little Rock, last week.
Mr.. Tow HALEY, of Dermott,
was here last Saturday.
Mr.. J, II. Blythe, of Orlando,
was here last week.
Prof. w. c. Cruce, of Warren,
was here last Saturday, visiting.
relatives.
Mrs. L. Brown. of Dermott, visit
ed relatives here, last we elk
Mrs. K. 7. Wells visited relatives
in Bradley County. last week.
J. c. Knox, ESQ, visited Der.
mott.
Mrs. Annie Williams has return
ed from visit to friends at Lake
Village.
Lawyer Gardner, of Warren,
was business visitor to our town
last week.
The County Farmers Union held
meeting at the Court House in
this ciI last Saturday.
Hunting parties from the hill
country are moving on the bottoms,
in rapid succession, these days.
Mrs. \. y. Wadsworfh, of
Hermitage. visited relatives here
last week.
Mr.. Ira Hagood, OF Tyro. Lin
coin County, was here on visit
last week
Mr. ]. 6. ralt. OF WlImar, lost
his house and house hold effects,
one day last week. from fire.
Mrs. A. II. Dozier left last week
whit ,o relatives ut Hot Springs
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RE Bord eaux,

The Peter Pan performance,
which will play the boards Fri
day. Nov. 18th, at Opera Heus c,
as Benefit OF Epicopal churc h,
under direction of Miss Pearle
Rogers, opens with a beautiful
cene.-an evening la wn fete-in
which Miss Blanche Hail, as Pet
CT Pan, entertains a company of
theatrical stars, giving an up-to-
date and novel Minstrel perfor.
nance. The folio wing Ladies are
the artists, ballad singers and
comedians. Miss Marguerite Duke,
kittie Wells, Lille Cavaness,
Louise and Lill Phillips, Ruth
Wells, Sallie Hankin, Kate
Moore, Theresa Finn. Tommie
Wilmington, Ella MAY Brooks,
Bernice McCloy. All of these
Young Ladies make up the pro.
graulme of Minstrel first and
they have the ability to present
the best Local performance ever
staged in this city. The Clio, con-
sist of a fine variety of neat
and pretty specialties, a comic
Opera Skating Chorus, Autono-
bile chorus, fancy jig dancers, and
cowboy Chorus of Juveniles
The entire programe is new aud
entertaining from the opening
to the fall OF curtain.
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The MentieellOnian.

entered at the Posi- Office At Nnpuce BE-.
TX. Is seconi rizss mail mater
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). = Williamson. Esq made
profes7toaai visit u Adrren TIL,
week
Kisses Lou,se Savage and Tom
ME Wilmington have returned
from a sisi, to Hamburg
There was rushing business in
cotton seed here last week The
prices ranged from $40 to SIT per
ton.
Mr.. Clarence, after a visit to
relatives in this city, returned to
his home at Eureka Springs, last
Sunday.
Mrs r l.. Hardy. Mrs w. E
Harvil and Misses Clara aud
Vivian Hart visited Little Roc k
this week.
Our Saturday sales have begun.
We cut prices on everything Satur.
day.
Drew County Mill nery Co
Wild ducks are beginning to
come in, and the sportsmen find
good shooting on the ponds and
lakes of Drew County.
NOTICE-The Civic Improve
ment Legue will meet with Mrs c.
1. Duke, Tues. November 10th at
5 o clock, p. NJ.
Mr. F. H Scott visited St Louis
this week He was accompanied
home by his wife and aughter,
Miss Esther. who have been in that
city for the past month.
Arkansas Liver Regulators for
Arkansas Livers;" regulates the
liver. Try it at
Bordeaux Drug Store
Not withstanding everything
has advanced, WE are making the
highest grade of photographs at
the same old prices, come and see
Boyd's Photo Gallery.
The pupils of the University
School had a Halloween party last
Saturday night at the College
building. All present report a
good time
Rev. E. P. Kennedy left last
Friday for Beaumont. Tex. where
he goes to fillthe pulpit of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. of that
city.
Call and see, and price the beau-
tiful up to date sewing Machines at
]. d. Rankins They are sold un-
der a strictly personal 10 year
guarantee 1t
Mr. w Harper has any Kind
OF horse shoe you want, from a
light plate to a heavy toe weight.
call on him if you want good shoe
ing. If
Mrs. R w. Finn, Jr., has re-
turned from visit TO Ter husband
at Clairville, Tex Mr.. Finn ac.
companied her as far as Grady.
Lincoln County. he where
stopped to work in a general
merchandise establishment.
Mr.. A Bishop. of this city,
and Miss Emma Norton, of Star
City, were married in Pine Bluff
on last Sunday morning. We join
their numerous friends in wishing
them happiness and prosperity.
The ideal weather for the past
two months ought to be appre
ciated by our cotton growers, since
it has made the gathering of their
crops an easy matter Nearly all
the hifl.county cotton has been
gathered and ginned.
Misses Myrtle Wells and Sallie
Hankins gave Halloween party
at the residence of Mr.. H. NJ Han
kins, on South Main Street, OH
last Friday evening. Quite a
number of the young people were
present and most enjoyable time
was bad.
Mr.. Gideon Carl, the 1mpersona
tor, gave an entertainment a the
Public School Auditorium. IN
this city on last Tuesday evening
under the Educational Lyceum
Bureau. "A good size audience
atten led and was we'll pleased
with the entertainment.
Mr.. Geo. Erwin received a letter
last week from his son, Mr. Ton
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NOTI.;E.

Tho Assessment of Improvement District
No. !, Water and Light. OF tho Town -
Monticello. Ark. Sss fled IN rny .thrs on
thu : si day Of October. 1908, and tbs sanie
IS nov subject = inspection.
j. T. KooSCE.
Recorder CITY al MgHticeilts.
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arniDs Order.

N fftw Chanrer% tcu~
aiSer+hG Hatr 80. rilia'E
Jo-y Hernia Defsoaar.
Tho Dsfuu 1snt tort Hsrr4s " ssrnei 70 sr.
pS-r IN ,ats Court w,tsin thirty asss anA "a.
s~er the courtaia, ofthe pisn ,if. for divorce
!. ". kinhrc
Oct "a is0s. e,er.
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NOTICE

No Hunting, fishing
or treSSpasSing allow
ed on any OF our
lands. I'm
We'll Bros Realty Co.
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There arc some under ground
rum blings to the effect that con
stfnctton Work sill soon commence
% the \. l. & G. railroad bel ween
Hamburg and Monticello Let The
good work begin. for Monticello
aad Drew County needs this road
and the road badly needs the
freight traffic that this country will
give. This road will be worth
thousands of dollars to this part Of
the country.
Sheriff. W. A. CoKer brought to
this city, from Stamps. Arkansas.
on last Thursday. Nathan Reeves.
the negro, alleged to have killed
Deputy Sheriff, Chambers. at
BlssviIle. Drew County. last
January. The negro is now safely
lodged in the Drew County Jail.
here he will remain until the
FEBRUARY term of Drew Circuit,
Court, when his trial will be bad
Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup not only heals irritation
aud allays inflammation, thereby
stopping the cough, but IL moves
the bowels gently and in that way
drives the cold from the system.
Contain no opiates Its pleacant
to take, and children especially
like the taste SO nearly like maple
sugar.
Sold hy
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DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are unequaled IN cases of
weak back, back ache, inflamma-
ton of the bladder, rheumatic
pains, and all urinary disorders.
They are are antiseptics and act
promptly. Eevery case of kid.
ney and bladder trouble should be
attended to at once, and the aeh es
in the back, rheumtic pains
urinary disorder, etc are warn
ing signs. Don't delay, for
for delays. are dangeous. Get
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. Regular size SOC.
Sold by
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sugar
Sold b.
r. f. Vance Bordeaux.

~ H. auCo boi deauA
Mr.. NJ. H. Owens, one of the
best potato growers, brought us.
on last Saturday, IA sample lot of
his potatoes for this year. They
are very fine yans, and while not
as large as we have seen, they aver
age about two pounds apiece, and
are perfectly smoothe. Mr.. Owens
says that his yield this year is not
as good as he generally gets, but
that he has gathered about zoo bu.,
of very fine yellow yams.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

elcrs Of Drew Chsncery court.
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Warming Order.

Recorder City al MonsieeIl,,.
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Notice of Confirmation.

Oct. - :" st.
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Mr.. Gideon Carl, the 1mpersona
tor, gave an entertainment a the
Public School Auditorium. IN
this city on last Tuesday evening,
under the Educational Lyceum,
Bureau. A good size audience
atten led and was well pleased
with the entertainment.
Mr.. Geo. Erwin recleveda letter
last week from his son, Mr. Tom
Erwin. of Houston. Tex. inform
ing him of the fact that he had the
misfortune to lose his left hand
week or so ago. Mr. Erwin is a
brakeman on a train, and in. some
manner the car he wss riding on,
became derailed thro wing him off.
His hand was caught under a
wheel resulting as above stated.
Pleasant, sure, easy, safe little
liver Pills are Dew tits Little
Early Rlsers. They are easy to
take and act gentle. We sci and
recommend them
Sold by
r. E V, Bordeaux.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-02-01

The ladies of Parma are noted
Tor their entaiunlents, aud none
which have been given lately OK.
celled the leap year bah Mt the
opera house Thursday night.
The ladies did all the honors If
the evening ina most charming
manner, and the occasion will ~.
long remembered for its eniuv.
able features. a delicious sun.
per was served ut the residence
OF Mrs. Mccoy.
1t might be appropriate also.
to state that the Herald editor
seemed to be a fivorite of tho
lair sex, and WIS the belle of the
evening.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-02-01

| We understand that during tn
past quarter Canyon count,
spent something like $4,000. Ot
for printing and STATIONERY, uue
Of that amount more thnn hal
Of It went to utsIue points. Thu
equipment Of the printing Office,
Of Canyon county aw second Il,
nons IN the northwest. The pro.
prietors Of these establishments
and their employees az we'll are
making their homes here, help
ing to pay the taxes, supporting
our schools, churches, and chs.r-
table institutions. contributing
their share towards every, enter
prise always willing to put their
shoulders to the wheel In an,
md every emergency, and they
arc not only deserving but they
ire entitled to this business, and
by the eternal tley ought to have
u. We are not making this talk
because OF any sore spot on our
anatomy any place, for we are
not 10 the printing and sutton
cry business. Our remarks are
prompted by common justice. A
short time ago we were in a bank
Ing institution OF this CITY. and
Notwithstanding that bunk
makes every cent Of It's money
rom the people Of this conluun- |
'ty, notwithstanding two sta
tloners deposit their money there. |
he cashier OF that bank was
ending nm or'er to Boise for leud |
PENCILS, erasers, and rubber
lands. Of course. it was n,me
II our business; that bank has
he right to buy it's goods any.
where m the world, but it seemed
o US that TINT was an arrant bit
Il thoughtless'iess on the part OF
he cashier.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-02-01

Some psople are getting wise t.
the e5ct 81 the Piuchot forest re
serve policy; ~ witness tho &C
tin 81 tho National woolgrow
err association at Helena. I'm
der Roosevelt this has ceased to
b a government of the people,
by the people, and Tor the people,
and has become a government oil
Mr.. Roosevelt. by the executive
bureaus. for thcgovernment hire.
iings. And still some idiot upat
ksndIick has started a paper to
compel the people TO compel
Roosevelt to accept a third term,
Holy Moses,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-02-01

George Fry and son, Otto Fry
we're down from Star Monday t.
investigate the LnPointgoId saw
ing machine. After seeing a tes'
FrYn made AIR. Fry was enthusi
nstic as to the possibilities Of the
machine, and will purchase ONE
or two to install in his placer
mines in Boise Basin.
A letter has been received by
the Herald from A. j. Robinson,
our formerdruggist. Mr. Robin.
son now owns u drug store at
cottonwood. Idaho county. TIL"
n. u. railroad has completed ils
grade from Lewiston to Cotton
wood. and the inhabitants oftIlui
place now await only the com
pletion OF The big bridge ncroSs
Lawyers Cnnyon before the tooi
81 the locomotive will I've heard
Mr.. and MrS. Robinson are vel
and doing finely, aud asked to b,
to their host o
friends here.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-02-01

Referring to the marriage o
Mirs GIndys Vanderbilt an,
Count L,lszio Sczechenyl, (pro
nounce 1t YOURSELF of Hungary
an exchange gleafully announce.
glaring headlines thntan ".im.
erlcan girl Is now n member Of
the royalty"
la our little home there Is an
American gill, a member OF the
royalty-quecn by right OF the
grice Of wo,rulhood and th,
sinctity OF motherhood. IIel
'ionl,iin h her home, aud her sub
i'cts her husband and children
No ruler on earth Is her superior
And there ure millions of Other
queens IN Anne. ica--.ImerIcan
girls, all Of tliem--who take rank
f'lr above the wealthy hcIress
who has, perhaps, sold herself,
IND degraded her wonlunhood il,
exchange fora royal title. Their,
Is no higher honor for an Am.
srlcan girl than to becon.
queen OF All American home, NO
matter how humble. Wealth
inay procure Injuries, but il
cannot make homes-and Amer.
han homes arr the American
hsstion, and every American girl
who rules over one il a queen.
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CONTRACT WORK ON
LATERALS.

Proposals will be received a
The office OF the Payette-Dois'
Water Users Association, Cald
well, Idaho, until 2 o'clock, D. m
February IL, 1908, for the con
struction OF the following later
ais; kuna High Line, kunn Lai
ernl, Raws,n Lateral.
Proposals will be received 70,
one or more divisions ofsuch lat
erals as shown on the profiles
each division consisting of ap.
proximately 1000 cubic wards.
iroiiles can be examined an
'orlns uf proposals obtained m
che office of the Water Users 4 :.
Socl"tion, Caldwell, the Il. y. Rec.
limation Service, Boise; Citizens
State Bank, Nampa; Meridian
Exchange Bank, Meridian; Kuna
postoflice, kunu.
j. IL. Lowell,
President rnyettt-
BOISE Water Users Aes ,ciation.
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Some people think that the
Herald does u lot OF kicking.
Maybe ne do. We probably
learned the habit from an old
'nulc down In Missouri. When
"Old BlIe'' didn't have some
thing to kick at, he exercised his
Imagination and kicked just the
tanie. When "Old Blue" ele-
waited his posterior pedals and
Blled tho eyes of the boy who
was driving him down the corn
row full Of dirt, we laid down in
the furrow and laughed ell our
sides we're sore. When he pLlyed
the same trick on us, and the
other boy laughed, there was a
scrap, muy pronto. We notice
that when we roast the mail or
der iiend for trading away from