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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-10

Glass Berry; Elmer White. carv-
ing set; Geo. Morro ", water set !;
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Robertson,
Davenport, leather; Jennie Morris,
American Falls, cut glass berry.
From those not present: w. E.
Robertson, brother of bride, buffet
D. w. Gorby and wife, book case
Mrs. S. N. Morris, water set; Mrs
and Mrs M. D. Leighty, berry
spoon, MIR. and Mrs Carrick, 2
sets silver tea Spoons; MIR. and
Mrs. H. Ender1e, point lace dolly
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Schwan, carving t;
Frank Enderle, 1 gold nugget l set
COLONEL tea spoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwa Riniker, berry spoon Clara
Kathrine and Matilda Enderle, S5
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-10
REAL OPENING
OF CAMP AIGN
Great Meeting dt PeOTa 10 be Al
tended be Bryan and
Kern.

Chicago, Sept. S-William ],
Bryan conferred today with the
democratic national committee and
the members of the various sub
committees in regard to the final
plans for the presidential campaign.
The situation was canvsssed
thoroug hly. the results up to date
reviewed, and plans discussed to
make the future work as effective
as possible.
Mr. Bryan is going to Peoria to-
morrow to attend the democratic
state convention The convention
IS intended to be more than state
affair. With the presidential and
vice presidential candidates on
hand, together with a number of
other party leaders of eminence,
the invention will mark the
real initiation cf the democratic
national campaign. The leaders
have made plans for a tremendous
demonstration. Bryan out-and
cutters, the adherents of the Roger
Sullivan faction and the big ele-
ment of old line democracy in Illi-
nois will all take part
Mr.. Bryan aid Mr.. Kern viii
deliver speeches 10 which they viii
strike at the thought which rs to
be the central idea of the demo-
cratic campaign. The third speak
er viii be Adali Z. Stevenson, who
will formally open his campaign
for the governorship.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-10
LOYALTY TO
THE PARTY
Chairman Nugent Pledges His Sup.
port TO Dubois Ticket in Case
of Defeat in Court.

Boise, Sept. o--In the event of
the Dubois faction being declared
by the supreme Cour' the Simon
pure bra d of Idaho Democracy,
the anti-Dubois faction will turn
over to the victOrs the campaign
work it has undertaken and buckle
down to work for the Dubois ticket.
Chairman John Nugent of the
aDti-DuboiS state central COM
mittee, in effect, made this state
ment yesterday afteron at on his
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headquarters office in the Soma
block. MIR. Nugent was being
interviewed on the work of his fact
ion in planning for campaign and
was asked what the attitude Of the
supporters of the Alexander ticket
would De should the opposing fact
ion win in court. MIR. Nugent
said:
1--WE will turn over our head
quarters to them and tell them what
we have done, giving them our
plans complete tlat they may con-
tinue the work we have started.
Then we will get in and work for
their ticket. b-iieve there =
nor a uan Of ur actio who
would 1of support the DuboIs tickei
with "A lis strcrgh.'
case you win no v abJAt
the other fellows? wan they get
- line and help support your tick
replied, SIN ling:
Il am not in position TO say as TO
that. You will have TO ask the
other fellows
DR.. Woodbur n who it is claimed,
by the Dubois faction, is still chair
man of the AGA county Democratic
central committee, was asked if the
faction to which h belonged would
support the Alexander ticket if ii is
successful in the courts and he re-
piled that it W ould-be hard for the
Duboisites to do so, and generally y
they would not.
alexander has been a thorn in
our side for some time said DR..
Woodburn, land l can't see how
we can support him
If DIR. Woodbunr's prediction
comes true the warning Democratic
factions of Idaho will never gel
together. usually the difference:
betweesn factions of political part
les are overcome with time. but
the fight now on, l believe, will
never be settled, - sa id DR.. Wood
burn.
The state central committee o
the anti-D ubois faction has ope ned
headquarters in the Soma bloci
in a convenient and cosy suite OF
rooms. Chairmn Nugent states hs
is getting / ] touch with county
entral committees throughout the
state and securing the services o.
speakers. With arrangements along
this line completed the cam paigr
will be opened.
The attorneys of the anti-D Duooi:
faction who are looking after the
i court case to decide which faction
/ is the Idaho Democracy, have pre-
/ pared an answer for Secretary o
State LansdOn to the crder of the
supreme court directing him TO ar
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swer why he did not certify the
Dubois ~rticket as the Idaho Demo-
cratic party.
his ansv will be filed this
morning and the attorneys for the
Dubois faction probably given a
lit lie time by the court TO study
the contents of the paper, after
VIII ich the date will be set when
the attorneys will argue the case
to settle the question of which of
the warning Democratic factions
is the real party.
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first Birthday Party.

Eugene Moves St. Laurence, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis St
Laurence, celebrated his first natal
day on Tuesday afternoon, Sept 1st
and their mammals from to 5
O'Clock The table was prettily
trimmed, birthday cake with one
candle was used as center piece.
An elaborate menu was served
Mrs. II. d. Wilbur ass listed Mrs.
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ANTI=DUBOIS TICKET
DULY RECORDED
Dubois Crowd Takes Action in Court, and
Case Is TO Be Decided as Soon
as Possible.

Inspector of Mines Harry Moore,
business, publisher, residence, Wal
lace, Idaho.
CERTIFICATIONS.
We, ]. L. McClear and F. G..
Burroughs, do hereby certify that
we were duly elected the perma-
nent chairman and presiding Off
Ger, and the permanent secretary,
respectively, of the democratic state
convention which was duly called
and held at Wallace, Idaho, on and
between the 4th day of August,
1908, and the 9th day of August,
1908, and that said convention rep
resented the democratic party of
! Idaho; that the foregoing ticket was
named by said convention as and
for the state ticket of said party
for the year 1908, and that 1T con-
tains the name of each person NOM
mated therear, together with a
statement OF his business, his res
idence and the office for which he
is named, the office preceding and
his business and residence immedi =
i
We further certify that asid con-
vention selected the private seal of
Thomas Jefferson, the same being
round in shape, With the initials
IT. j" in the cente and the
words Rebellion Against Tyrants
in Obedience to God, - inscr ibed on
the rim thereof as the emblem of
same be printed at the top of said
ticket on the official ballot at The
ensuing general election.
j. L. M'CLEAR, A Lawyer resid-
ing al Occur d Alene, Idaho,
Chairman.
F. G. BURROUGHS, An Editor
and the Publisher of the Cald-
well News, and residing at
Caldwell, Idaho.
A petition for an alternative
writ OF mandate to be direced to
Secretary of State Lansdon was filed
on Saturday by Henry Z. Johnson,
Richard H. johnson, T. d. Cahal-
an, Catalan, S. H. Hays, M. G.
Cage and T. A. Ryan as counsel
Catalan, S. II. Hays, Nj. G.. Cage
and 7. A. Ryan as counsel. In the
proceedings Jesse J. Calling of Nam
pa, candidate on the Dubois ticket
for secretary of state, is named as
plaintiff, and the prayer is that the
secretary of state not only accept
the ticket, but that he certify it to
the various county auditors as the
democratic ticket. The writ was
granted and the secretary of state
must appear before the court this
morning at 10 O'Clock to show cause
for his action, when arguments
will be heard.
The petition states that the tick
ct attached to it is Exhibit Az is
list of the nominees of .he regu-
lally called convention in which q
majority of the delegates thereto
participated, and charges that the
claim that the ticket now on file is
the democratic ticket is false.
Mr.. johnson was the only attor.
ney present in court for MIR. Wal.
ling, but the names of Henry z.
Johnson, T. D. Catalan, S. H.
Hays, Milton G. Cage, c. II. Jack.
son and A. T. Ryan appear as at.
torneys for that side. James H
HawIey and Karl Paine appear &c
for : he secretary of state, though {
number of other attorneys will ap-
pear when the answer is filed.
Both sides expressed anxiety tc
have the case pushed as rapidly as
possible, and Judge Ailshie, speak
ing for the court, asked the coop
eraticn for the attorneys in secur.
ing a speedy determination of tn,
question.
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Special car for university students
leaves Boise, Sept 20 at 2:2O p. M.
Write to Donald Whitehead of Boise
for reservations.
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Monatlidjcr EpliScibcridDt.

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gciicr ipie 6riiacl.

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SciratbS.G iccnscm.

Sra u. Gbolf, 81, Baltimore.
Gountp, Wi0. Cora 6ei2c, IS.
@ilham @ropn, 20; Sophia 6.
@intcr, ~. Npplifant, $. Is. PIN,
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Citation, No; Catherine W. 2ope,
10, burners Stotion, Mo. Nppli-
font, Charles y. Smith, Colgate.
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&obn arcig, IS; gillian VI. @olie,
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Is, Nlerouoria, &a.
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tat DOH 80 Sonnen pro Gag Gaberl
Iol. 2ie InlogefoIteu neroen lid
ollf $4,000 belouien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05

nat Ooiicl1c Die qr0Btcu GriotQe en-.
5ielt, gNlBgr &urrn &cllu rpirten Der.
idlicocne onocrc poriiiglidc Sholl.
ipiclCr nit. IS itcbcn olio oen 9cilt.
dcrn BON Serbs Opernbou9 0icic
Nod]e cntidicOcu nllBergclu0bnlihc
gcmBreidle Strmocu in Nll9iiAt.
@roBe Cpcr inn n&Drtc."
Sm y&nric" finoen nGhite @ohe,
uGmliN am 49,, fl. mO 10. Ipril,
groBe Gperu q &oritcultngcn itott,
.ltntcr Den &jinItlcru mo aiinItlcriu,
men, mclcbe "a acb0rt mcrOen, bcfin-
Den iiA Geraldine Tarrur, Grmuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05

6icic 0cr 9lricSQuc, weIfc 6eilcr NIT
Oen @iiriden oeS &ublitnnT5 per.
tront iit0, ola gcroOe Gice un6 Bar.
ton, Ipcide sic @eielIIfoit noh 9oi.
%tiniore geGro1t hoGcn. S6r 8e6einl.
nib hcS @rfolGcs bcitcGt einiad Oo'
rim. Dab tic Gem Eu6lifum GoS oor-
6ictclL pas c5 pcrIongt. ltno iper
Gdttc nid)t iciuc Sreltne an ciucr Gor.
IieQuna wie oSroaOluop otter
SipeLoe". Gic 3uidoner fommcn
follnt oltS Dem 2oden 6erolis. audy
Sic @urIeSque nIDe Geo 2igGt 81.
Itrici~ 1T cine Sd6pfung, sic oiien.
Ear ocm @e6irn zines 5u Sun1or per-
anlngten Uenies eniiprungen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05

die ridltig oo5n dllactlan Iilb, irgcno
Gin Yublifum III beitere. Stinlmund
st perieteu. Gieiea lit gu;ij beions
oerS Der SOL, menn Gin &omifer, mic
Sarrp &eap, nit Der litclroue be.
tralit lit. Gin GROCER, ais I~lotte1
MGOelii beitebcnber 9Gor ltno cinent
Ballet, ooS icircs @leiden illd)t ira.
gen meientlid od5u BET oos Stiid at.
traftip 5u geItaltell. 9tid)t luenigcr,
OILS n~eur5ebn mulifoliIde Hunlmern,
bon oenelt piele oaju qngstpon Iiro,
Srefier al uito fir itdj ftfbff ST Bill
oer, fomlfen in rSis Soltet, tGe @to.
nor" Dor. go ordj bas Stiid biz
iest aufgefiiGrt lporOcn ilt, iibetall
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05

Ginuytcr, luClhcr 0cll gr0Gtu 0rllat
gram sum &nd)cu bcpedt, cine Sra
petite 0c2 notoriiHe!t Nibtcr2 &rorDn
bon Ncmgort 9}uua iii. Mutaur EumH
un0 Morio @loicr b|riu6cn 0tc cbclls
foQ3 6od)iutcreIionte &on10hic = hc
Wlciieuacr Bon" 5ltr Nuiiilbrlm3,
, Goa Yo3tD milit0riihc Cftctt lit cine
| onocrc Nlumncr, ole iojuio0cu oo@
Gintritt8gcl0 mcrtb it, mo oubcrocm
trctcn uod) ucrihic0cHc on0crc &itnit
! Ter non 9tlli chi.
t&oGti 6opitroEcn IGratcr.
,Mlontouo" Fit Der Eitcl cinc5
ucucr @iihncnitiidc2, mCidca ot2ie
@od)c I'M n&oui0ooitroBClz Gbcotcr"
sur Ntifil6rlma 3cluuAt. IS iii bic
lc8 Gin crQrciicuOs9 O}elooromo, mel
DIES bon Der Icolidfcit ser @Guo1
ncr 0cs mil0gn @eitcn5 IN jcnan &c
gcn0cn bonoelt, 0ic pon Ser &llltllr
nod nibt ~ol5uirhr belcft lin0. Sine
potbctii0c SiebC9Qcid)idtc ipiunt lidj
| mie Elm 9olocncr GorCn Oltrd) Die
, Qon5c @ou0hm9. ScIbitpcritdnolih
lit bic @cIcacnbcit fir DicIe cr8rel-
iCn0c SCcuUt u%orbunoeL ole BON
0cm 4utOr in Qebil6rcnOCr &riia ans
gcniibt morbcu lit, un0 Do6cj icblcr
ollh lujcNccrn Die NroQigcu &or
fommniIe, Uie lie Oj2jc wjIGlucit.
Iidtl 5Horipiclc acu0bul,N Gorot
tcrijjrtiE nid,t. Gtc brinQen cine an
ge%uctnlc A]blpcd18ilUlg in Gas @uu}e.
N cWc9 MouTmcutol."
Elu o9tcucn Diommcutol" WirN
0iCic 0odc Sen 3ulduu,rn elm 4}ros
Groum 0orncbotcu, tuic elm ioldca in
! 0icicm Niuicutcmpcl icit I0nGcr 3cit
uIdt Sit ucrjCiducn moG obidou Die
Woritcllum0cn mcit ilbcr ocm Iurd}s
idnittlidrn crbobcn morcn. Tic
yGnmpbca QrGp ]%mWiGUcnt GOutpa
~ "J'' .p'(''! p~l''''Lt," [."tiI' ''"uJ'
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y %..,n, %''', ,,," Q'' T:,n,
r,rtha ',,,'o vs., m4m
M ,rr$n. ~, @,i,.m,. *,
,,s, ,cr,o,,o, ir;, S,;, Sin 55i.c mai
$50 aat Ea,, f,r,' ,,r;;;a,, n,ar
no,, ,,;,Et 49,, M,.s,- on,h, eo.,.sa,
n,o, Gs ii,,,r, 40 %6Gh,n 49,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05
8louco l0coter.

SN}c6ooocn's Rnm Of Stats" lit
zines Der gaIuugcniten @niripiclc, mel
DIES jernols bier itbtr Oie@rcttcr ginl,
melde Ole @clt bc0entclL mo I'M.
5peiicl6oit meroan Die 8eiuHer Oicie5
belie6ten Mlicnlcnpel5 iiG jrcu6n,
ST ~eriabrcL 0ab lie 0ieie @eleBcn5eit
BADEN, oaiielbe Oieie 8ode wieOeruI
'5u iebet. Gine ais lailter tildtigcn
&iinitlern ~beitebeuOe Grippe mirtt bet
ser NtuiiiI6rumg nit. Is lit ijber-
fliiiiia oui Die Sonolung ipe5ieQ ein-
5itgeben. Sir jolhe. meldc gas Stild
nie 5npor geieben Daberl, miiroe ilbar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05
alnIere Tbenter.
M II afuocutie e."

.Gbe blue W}oon" lit ser GiteI Ell
res ncl1cr Stiide@, mcl6e9 oicle
@ohe in scr oWtuiit' gItaOemie" 5lr
Tuifiibrunq geIangt. IS lit oieic2
cine grt Don cinem mtlitoIiihcH
2uItipieG. Su 2onOon uuo Ncu.
Yort, DO oaiieIbe bis jcbt Miouote
lang nod chamber oufacfiiDrt mlrOc
uno oQobcnolidJ pollc @dnicr 500,
miro ous Stiid els cine Ger beitcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05

** Chen WosfenbaQ peronItol.
tet Die v3uoerlGiiiee S6dnf. unb
2luifuGrter . @eieaifoft" ndfiten
Gicnitog in Der philanthropy.
Sale," Hr. 1915, it.galtimore.
StroBc. SIS iinb 6 @rllppen. rno 6
Ginaelpreiie olSgeieet.