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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08
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Sotll torteltg lneO0elt | ySQn1fe
rem, baD0e ben npe Mei1ig9eo pei
Srum &irf%einOpielie ben Is. GtoD.
%. S6n0ag efter Srinitoti. Sno.
pieIlen bapOe Oeret beItsmt til %
Stt., men Selret blep iaa oaarligt
at Wfeoerne blep uolot. Men Der
10. 9eon. ppranOt meo itroalen0e
Hart og fer &arti6en bnrmt 8eir,
% feitIigfle6te @enner fra nes
og fern fpIote efterbaanoen BEN nge
&irfe. 0ange at Slair 0tenigbe6s
Soft car til Steoe, Mrs. @. so.
Gtriiteripa, Sobannes Senien Sbo-
mas Nltreriens, Sens MnoerIens,
OiaOs $cniens, og flere ANDRE, oes-
.tGen :ler1lte Nenigbe6s 5angfJr,
ionl nl0he0e os meo fIerItemmis
SoTg.
NT Errfer por onfommen @1It.
Grifier, G>aI1. 81. 90. Mn6erien c.
&ait. q. ST. S6ult3.
&eO Normiooogsgu6stiaaeI item bru.
nifeOe @ait. @rifien ober 9ogens
9efit, % ON gftermi60agen, efter
Ell fort Sale ogIna at &oIt. Crit
len, holOt 0oIt 81. SO. Wn0erIen
SIlt0pieliestolen ms fra 0abios SaI=
me 1877, 1: Y0eripm Serren fife
Bigger &ulet, Oa ur6eiOe Be Jorge
les, iom 6pgge Oerpoo, 6erionr
&erren life 6eparer Staoen, 0a
pnager &Ggteren f~orgGoes.~.
@ppref tier ban inboiebe Sufet til
firfeligt 8rng / ToOerens, S6nnens
ng ben SeQigaan0s geabn.
Oct bar en- &Sjtiosoag for Me=
nigbe6ert, en- Nttn0eoag, ser Ienge
bill erin0res. Der par Ell gla6 SeIt=
itemning oper alle Sc tiIiteOeDe=
ren6e, iom gap Jig til &en0e beo
SomtaIerne Mon6 og Ofan0 incl
lem, og pe6 6pQesipisningen ON
Mio0ogen. (UfenigbeOenS &pinoer
bap0e nemlig me0bragt belfDlote
Wabfllrpe, iaa oQe Sc 6eI6genoe
fnn6e fua Sbt1e.)
IQe bar GLADE ober ben nDe Sir
fe, Der, ON END finn file oq tarbelig,
oQigebel ct ct bDggeligt @u0sbus,
Ger meO lit Spir og lit &ors mini
Ser Solicit ON, at BET er ct 6eQigt
cg inobiet Ste6, bbor CUBS Orb
~iOrfpnoes purt og rent, iom BET
furfpnoes / Dor 0anife Mo0erfirfe,
og / bort Samfuno, ben forene6e
banffe Strife.
S fin Gale neonte BaIt. @. 90.
@noerien, at ban for 80. @ar fioen,
netop paa %. Senoag efter Srini.
tatis, f6rite @ang preoife6e for
9anife pou benne @gn. San oq
rift andre 8reiter al oct gamlt
8Ioir-S amfuno bar fra Si6 til an.
ben fortIat Strfiombeoen, men oet
Ct fbrit mi fommet iao blot, at oel
er Strife og @enigbeo beru6e.
&orreipon6enten bar iamlet nog.
lie faa Sptpsninger angaoen0e be:
tirfelige @rbei0e paa oenne @gn
fom maoife bill bore al SnteresIe
6enne S%orbin6eIie.
Oct fgrIte firfelige Nrbei6e be
gpn6tes al Sen norffe Spno6e fol
ca. 80 @nr ii6en, og / 1877 itifte
beg ben Sfan6inabiife ct. 8aul
Menigbe6. 9enne @enigbe6 efsiite
rer enon1t, og BEN bar Strife, 8re
ite6oIig og Sfolebus. 9ens f6rit
&rpfter fen6er ieg life Nabnen'
paa, men / 1878 bleb @ait. q
Carrier 6ens SieleiSrger, og bai
hoeoe her / 26 @or, inottl ban 1901
flbttebe til Sbor, Sa., bhor ban %
DC for ct 8ar tiger fihen. Cite
4oft. 2arfens 8ortreife bar See
niaheoen pofont ct hoIb @ors Sio
ir6tiG bun folote 9aft. 8. SO. Sen
riffen of Sen tpffe @isiourt 5pno
Sc, no iom er bens m1pereno
Nrrit. San er bonif at Ssofel. @
npften one Observation-Disclosures
Ell 6anife, bor Wenigbeoen altii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

anougt, leoet al @aitor g. &asmus-
len, Morclts, ga. San talte forte
Tia oner Sob. 4, 10 til gn0en.
&reOsforntonOen aflugte en- fort
mlnOtlig Gapport ON StiQingen
&reOien. Gosiererens Happort blcl
uflogt og lpO / &ortbeo iaaleoes
Observation-Disclosures peb Ii6ite &reOs=
m6oe bar $67.97; in0fommen /
9lurets SOB $S7t.93; n0betoIt
$S59.97; &asie6e6ol6ninq $S0.93.
Serren pore toffet for bette &eiltl=
tat. W3en, @enner % Menig6e0er,
MI mac s life qlentme, at if6lqe
bore @eIte1nmelIer piG Ser / Iar
hline 5ti0et 1torre &rab iii bor&re0s'
Wisiionsfnsie ems ti6ligere. 2a6 %
MI ober belle 0inien / Dor &re0s BE-
tpnfe Dor &osie me0 en- @fitragabe
- belft 1trofs. Serren bar 10 ogioo
/ Star bpret goo imob os / timeliq
&enfeen6e, i6et ban bar gibet os en-
RIG &6it og tiIme6 ftore 8riier for
tore 8roo1tfter. 2o6 os mi biIe Dor
Sofnemmeli9be6 6erfor be6 at qibe
en- rltnb Soon6s @obe til Serrens
Gag iblonbt os.
Ser bar % lten1meberettige0e
MeOlemmer til Steoe - IL 8re-
fer, 10 Observation-Disclosures og &reo-
lens &asierer, Sens Sanien, GouI-
fer, So. Sslsenoe 8reiter % Dele
goter bar til Steoe, 8reiterne: Rr.
@nfer, Srits anOerien, 6. 9. Gbri=
itianien, S. s. Seeoe, 81. &irfe-
saar6, Sb. g. Sersil6. s. @ieIien
g. Sorien, e. &osmnsien, 81. Sol
gaaro, q. 8lider og S. &eoerien.
GaIt. Sonien fra Smaba bar Dos
% Sen forite Sag. Sof for 8eieget.
0eGegoterne: 8eter Brandt, GoIlon-
Der; 8. s. Ma0ien, @u0nbon; 81.
@anien, Council Bluffs; 81. @reer-
9alb, 9es Moines; s. SobnIon,
Scrnntnn. 81 Sl1en G1f Snrn.
Setter Nielien, @eIton; s. Subj,
Marcus; S. g. Senien, @e1t 8rond
CO sc. 6emmingien, Davenport.
9ehne &eprei entation bar alt for
lille fra en- at Gen forenebe &irfes
it6rite &re0ie. Dog fan mooife set
tiene fist til 11n0ffpIoning, at hi
fif Dor &re6sm66e paa foa fort
SrbbarieG og tinige paa iao trabG
en- Sis for bore Sornere. 0ao %
as @ore oroge ltb mere fuIbtal1igt
til bort &reosmpoe. Oct er til flor
@eliianeIie for os ieIp at bore me6,
og set er n~6obenbigt for Serrens
Sog iblanot os.
Der bleo ioa foretaget Salg af
Sr~eOsfounano og Sefreter til at
nbfplOe &afancer. 8. Nielien, @e-
iton, So, polgtes til Sorman0 og
llnbertegneOe til Sefretpr.
&reOiens Wisiion bleb ga opta-
get til 9rpftelie. SIere 8eItemmel-
ier bleo OeOtoget. Seq ifol Der nep-
ne nogle at be Digtiglte. Soruoelt
GirflombeOen / Davenport og 800
line, iom ri 10 forben bar lopet at
lt6tte al &%reoiens &osie, blep oeO=
taget ogiaa at lt6tte 9e5 Wfoines
Sal0et, og ligele0es, ON oct g9res
rooben0igt, ba ogiaa at itgtte Sal
set beo grira og Samlin INN. Set
belb be1ten1t at opfage Ell Wisiton
req S6elbp, ON mntligt pe0 8oit.
$. geielien. Slere andre npe Misr
itonsploofer blep paopeget og om-
taIt; men ingen ferlige 8eftemmel-
k anguuenOe bisIe bIep be6tuget.
5enere paa WfsOet blep fslgen0e
8~eItemmelier peOtoget: 90 ser IN
gen SnObpOelier f~oreloa for 4fbol-
0elie al bort nelte arebsme6e,
bleb BET benlogt til &rebsitprelien
at mo0toge iuo0unne S~nobpoelier
og iaa beItemme, bpor nGlte M6Oe
ifol ofboloes. Som Gimme for nelte
&reosm6oe bIeb peotnget: Sort
2ibs @aab" - 8bilp. 1, 6. &reos=
formunben uopeger en- I'll at mo
1a&o T+-.oL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

uGret for DanltiinOet til at llutt'
ia til entel1 norife eller tDlfe Sir
f%elnnfunO.
Oct pilOe 10 babe pGret mel
naturligt, ON ole De DANTE Der
noe tullOe babe tilbgrt cen Otentg
bcO, men mango al De GlOre Sett
lcre, 0a oct bleu benz muligt at lac
GuOs Sro forfpnOt paa bet OanlfC
Sprpg, lun1leOes ON Srel tier q
apnferencen, og aQere0e / 1879
lum for nppnt, prGOifeOe Yalt
q. No. Yn0crier berl1Oe. Der bier
pgiau itiftet en- MienigbeO, iom bier
fGlOt Gn1au5 Wfenigbe0, men 0ens
WeOlemmer ct forl9nglt bortrell
elIer 0eOe. Marflts Beef, Sobannes
&cnien % Vfr5 u. 90. Gbriltenier
/ Blair par We0lemmer al @maus
NtenigGeo, ligeleoeS g. s. 8eterler
ira Blair, iom OpOe iiOite 6oraar.
Sao biOt ieg peO ogiou Mr. 90.
@einien og W}r. 2pdolot fra &en-
norO, og SCR. NieIs 8oltiien pe6
Drum. ga Menigbeoen opI6ites,
illttteOe iioitnebnte Jig til 81. Ealt-
Ii Merigbe6. Mg6erne boIotes ffif-
tebis / Sc ~forifeuige Menigbebs-
meOlemmers Stem, og un0ertiben
iomIe6es man meo Soft fra Mrgo
og Sremont Softer til 1tgrre Wis-
iionSm60er.
SmiOlertI0 bar Menigbeoen for
lille os for fattis til ftabig at babe
%firfelig @etiening al oanffe Gre-
iter, emo fige til ielb at bpege Sir
fe. Sor at afbi9Ipe 6enne Srang
ofbolbtes iaa ct Mb0e iammen meb
ct. Bauli Menigbeb for ON NH
ligt at fal0e Greit / SeQesifu6.
Weolemmerne at ct. 8auli Menig-
Geo bar 10 0anife, ioa Der fun0e
here MlligbeO for / Screening at
fal0e en- 6anif Bre1t. Mfen set mis-
Inffebes. Ser forteQes, at mon
Dor fommen til Sberensfomit ON
at foloe Street, / Seuesffob, men
Ca iao MeoIemmerne al gmmg
WenigbeO bar gaoet, refoniioerere6e
Sc andre 8"e1temmelien og fal0te
en- Street, al sen norIfe SDnooe.
Ger gif Ell Del Iar. Nogle al
Gmous Menig6eos MeoIemmer flpt-
tebe bort pg illttte6e fig til Blair
Gamfun0ets WenigbeOer on0re Ste-
Scr, og Sc enfelte Meolemmer, Ser
uar tilbage beruoe, isgte firfelig
9etientng / Blair, eQer lLutteoe Zig
til Sen an0en Menig6eo. Dog Dar
Der itabig BEN itprite Gel at 9on=
iferne Der paa @gnen, Der ingen
Wenigbeo tilb6rte, og iom al for
lfeQige @runoe enten fife funoe
eGer fife bil0e blipe Me0lemmer al
er Wenigbeb, Ser bapOe norif 8e-
fleming.
s 1854 bolot Stuoenter
fra SfoleH / 8lair Wo0er / Sfole-
buiet pes Drum. Set por iprlig
&. $. &ier og 81. 80. Nielien, Ser
beg9e I'M er Bre1ter / bert Som=
funo, iOm fori6gte at iamGe SOL
fet. Spor al oeres @irfIombeo fin
hes en0nlt, i6et ftgrite 9elen al
cen npe @enigbe6 err Soft, Ser f1of-
febes ON beres Sorfpn6eIfe.
Sor 4 Aar 1toen tlDtteoe Ydlt.
81. 2arien, 6o Ser nj ;ngen oonifto-
lenOe &rpit fan0tes fer poa ggnen,
hegDn6te Sanfen ON at foo itooig
firfeIig 8etiening fra Sen nS~oreneoe
bonife Strife" at gore fig eploen-
Sc.
Goa Spfor0ring of en- Gel al
Goniferne baaOe al BEN npe Me-
nigbeo, fom fbrit @alt. Mnfer, oQ
ienere 8ait. g. g. Sig beru6 nog-
Re @onge, og preoifeoe / &irfen.
Ser bleD imiolertio life Ben @anq
ltiftet @enigbe0, og ga ioo Ct
@auIi @enigbe0 omiioer toGbte ir
nuberen6e &reit, 8ait. &enrifien
Ienote &aft. Sig Sub, at ban iffe
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
School Notes.

Mrs. Hanley visited the seventh
grade last week.
Boxes are being prepared in
several rooms for Valentines Day.
Harvey Baum left the second
grade Monday, to return to Dakota
The High School celebrated
Lincoln birthday by listening to
speeches from Mr.. Osborne and
Mr.. Warner.
The Botany class in High School
is doing splendid work in chemical
experimenting, under Mr.. Os-
borne's direction.
On account of the resignation of
Mrs. Warner, the fifth grade
teacher, Miss Picker has been en-
gagged to take her place.
Lee Daniels has been practising
elocution upon his friends lately.
He will soon be able to start on a
Yonson show of his own.
Two new pupils entered the
second grade last week, and more
are expected to enter soon into the
fifth and eighth grades and High
! School.
Miss Wheeler taught the third
A grade Tuesday afternoon, during
the absence of theis teacher, Miss
Geneva Hibbs.
Mr. Warner tried a psychologists
experiment in several school room:
lately, with very interesting re
suits.
st never rains, but it pours, i,
what Frank Colthorpe thinks since
his accidents last Saturday ant
Sunday. LEVER Walker has beer
absent also on account of an acct
dent to his sprained knee.
Last Friday the following pro
gram was very we'll rendered b
the first division of the Higl
School Literary, in spite of tn
short time that they had for it
preparation, and even the eighh
grade pupils who were admitted t
hear it, admitted it's excellence.
1. Instrumental Solo Ellen Brad
3. Recitation Life's Game of
Ball LEVER Wake
3. Reading. A Study in Nerves
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

e-nted. The second session of the
grand aerie was held in Vancouver,
B, c., in the month of Nav, 900,
with sixty-thrceu subordinate aeries
represented and a membership of
6,332. On Septembre IL, 1900, oc-
Cured the terrible flood at Calves
ton, Texas. An aerie of Eagles had
been established there for six
months and was now in distress.
The subordinate aeries of the
country contributed 81, 900. 90, and
the grand aeric $500 to their relief,
which was magnificent showing
for SO young an order. The third
session of the grand aerie was held
in San Francisco in May, 1901,
with149 subordinate aeries repre-
sented. The fourth grand aerie ses-
sion was held in Minneapolis in
June, 1892, at which a24 aer;es
we're represented. The fifth session
OF the grand aerie was held in New
York City with 500 subordinate
aeries represented and total mem
DCi snip vi ~, ITO. ne SiXtD CRANE
acrie session met at Baltimore
with $50 subordinate aeries repre-
scented and membership of 10, 636.
The seventh session of the grand
aerie was held in Denver, with
1870 subordinate aeries represent
ed The eigth grand acr,e session
was held in Milwaukee, with 100
subordinate acries representing I
membership 232, 1911.
+ The Fratcrnal Order of Eagle
contributed $5o'e7e. 80 to the re
lief of their distressed brothers ii
the San Francisco earthquake an,
fire. The cry of distress is Away
promptly answered.
The ninth session of the gran,
aerie was held at Norfolk, Va.
with 1868 subordinate acries rep
resented and total membership @
/ k281,876.
The next grand acrie session vii
be held at the home of it's birth
Seattle, WASH, and the increas
J that will be shown during the pas
year, will undoubtedly keep pac
with its predecessors.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

Mrs. Hanley visited the seventh
grade last week
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

Continued from Page One.)
from the Short Line stations O
Glcnns Ferry, King Hill and Bliss,
and is therefore only a short dis
tance from the railroad at any
point. This fact alone, greatly en-
hances its value, as bridges will
connect the tract with the railroad.
1t will be mostly disposed of the
provisions of the Carey act.
The water is to be taken from the
Malad river across the Snake from
the land, and will be carried across
the river in an inverted syphon
of steel plate six feet in diameter
resting on steel truss bridge.
The br idge will rest on two steelf
piers. and will be 80 feet in width.
The Snake at that point runs
through deep cut and the water
will have a fall as it flows into the
syphon, of SO feet.
The power plant is to be located
at this point, as a portion of the
W alter which will come through
the ditch from the Malad river will
be diverted for power purposes be-
fore 1t crusses the Snake. The min
imum flow of water belonging te
the company is 1000 second feet.
Three hundred second feet of this
will be carried across the rive
in the syphon for irrigation pur.
poses and the remainder will be
used for power.
The company, which succeeded
the old Glenns Ferry Irrigation
company will increase the presen
I flume and bitches from the point o.
1 division of he Malad river, some
thing over mile from the Snake
capacity of 1900 second feet, which
will be ample for all purposes.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
Sunnyside.

Sunnysidc, Feb. 12.-Miss Inez
Greene is visiting her father at
Sunnysidc this week.
John Howe returned from BOISE
Monday where he had been consult
ing DR.. Hudgel, the occulist.
Bert Barber of Caldwell visited
relatives here over Sunday.
The Bible school completed its or
ganization Sunday, by electing
Charles Kennedy secretary and Miss
Ethel Emmons II casurer. Compe-
tent teachers were elected. There
were twenty-five in attendance.
Union church services at the
school house Sunday, Feb. 10 at
p. m. Subject: ''Seven Things
God Hates
George Woods and son of Noun
tain Home were inspecting their
claim this week passing through
Sunnyside en- route thereto.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Jones are
home again after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Jones' parents in Noun
tain Home.
Lee Nose and family and c M.
Alger spent Sunday with c. R. Rob-
bins and family.
Miss Ada Ives is staying at the
home of Mr.. Ellison and attending
school in Sunnyside.
Henry Barber and family arrived
Friday from Humboldt, Wis, and
expect to make Sunnyside their
home.
E. H. Raymond of Boise ha:
purchased six-horse lower gaso
line engine with which he expects
to pump water to i igate portion
of his land ON upper Dittor creek
Sunnyside is now on the railroad
map, as the Short Line is now sell
ing tickets to this point.
Wilmots general store reports
brisk and encouraging volume o
business.
George M Baldwin of Seattl
was in town last week looking owe
the Mortrudc tract last week.
w. F. Wilomt sowed ten acre
of spring wheat last week.
Thomas Ogden of Crete, Neb., ar
rived Wednesday to visit his OIL
college chum, j. R. Ellison. Whil'
here Mr.. Ogden will investigate bus
mess openings and it is not improb
able that he will establish per
manent business in our hustling lit
tie town.
B. w Sherwood of Everett ar
rived at Orchard Wednesday wit
a carload of household furniture
stock. etc. which he will move on
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CONTINUED from Page One)
nto the order. The me mbership
was increasing so rapidly that it oc-
Cured to someone that here was a
nuclues for a new fraternal order.
The idea was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the members of the order
of good things and they began to
discuss seriously its objects and pur-
poses.
Several names had been proposed
for the new order, but all were
found Objectionable until at one of
their meetings, held in the Red
Mans hall, one of their number,
noticing a representation Of the
American eagle upon the wall,
proposed that the new order should
be called Eagles. -
The full name, Fraternal Order oil
Eagles, was there and then adopted
with red, white and blue for its
co1ors and the American flag fol
its banner. 1t was decided tina
the order should be international in
its character and it was stipulated
that should the order extend TO for
eign soil the flag of the countr,
must be cross>sd with the American
flag.
III April, 1903, the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, was incorporated un
der the laws of the State of Wash
, ing ton and the first charter secured
In the following month of Ma
Spokane aerie No 2, was instituted
At the first grand aerie session
held in Seattle in May, 1899, eigh
teen subordinate aeries were repre-
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
Salt Lake COrnetIst in Town.

Henry Johnson, principal cor
net player in the celebrated Johns
Held band OF Salt Lake City, wat
in town Sunday and assisted the To-
cal band in a concert on the streets
in the afternoon. Mr.. Johnson is a
very clever cornctist and young
man of pleasing personality. He
returned Monday evening.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

Indications point to the early
passage of the bill /. The President
Of the United States commended the
Exposition to the careful considcra-
tion of the Congress in h is official
message delivered on December 4,
1906, and also in his message de-
livcred on December 8, 1907, the
latter mention being in the follow
ing terms:
''The coruage and enterprise of
the citizens of the far Northwest
in their projected Alsska-Yu kon-
Pacific Exposition, to be held in
1909, should receive the liberal
patronage of the government. The
exposition is not sentimental in is
inception, but seeks to exploit the
natural resources of Alaska and to
promote the commerce, trade and
industry of the Pacific states with
their neigbors and with our insular
possessions, and the neigboring
countries of the Pacific. The expo
sition asks no loan from the con-
gress, but seeks an appropriation
/ for national exhibits and exhibits of
the western dependencies of the
general government. The State of
I Washington and the city of Seattle
have shown the Characteristic west
ern enterprise in large donations
fro the conduct of this exposition,
in which other states are lending
generous assistance
During the past year honorary
members of the Exposition commits
sion visited Great Britain, Russia,
China, Japan, italy, Norway,
France, Germany, Holland, Russia,
Sweden, Austria, Canada, Mexico,
and he South American states, and
have received assurances from
prominent manufacturers, shippers
and commercial associations thai
the interest in the aims and pur,
poses of the Exposition in thes,
countries is sufficient to justify
!, that measure of partic patton tina
| will be in keeping with the scop,
, of our Exposition as we have deter
mined it. In addition to Washing
ton, which appropriated 81, 900, 90,
for its representation at the Exposi
ton, the following states have mad
appropriations to participate: Orc
gon, California, Pennsylvania, Ne
braska, Missouri, and Utal,
Assurances have been given that
other states will participate.
y Work on the gronnds is in an ad
: vanccd stage. The avenues circles
II plazas an courts have been grade
|. and the building sites cleared. TIL
e administration building as bee
Occupied by the executive force fc
e many months. The Manufactures
n building is we'll under way; tt
IS auditorium, Fine Arts Palace, an
n Machinery building, permaner
n structures, have been started. TT
:. Agriculture building and sever;
# minor structures are beginning I
!. rise. Oregon and California ha,
is sheir plans in preparation and wi
II soon start construction.
'e A conservative preliminary est
mate of the probable paid admi
~ ions at the Eek osit ion is made
- 2, 500, 900. This will be larger the
- the paid admissions at any prev
- Gus exposition ever held IN Il
United States, with the exceptiC
= Of Philadelphia, Chicago, Buffa
" aui ST. Louis expositions. TT
T. probable number of visitors fro
% east of Denver is estimated
= 400 600
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A Sensation.

The marvellous curative properties
of Foley's Honey and Tar has prov
en- sensation in many cases of Sc
we're coughs and colds that had re-
fused TO yield to other treatmen
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop
our cough, heal the lungs and ex-
pei the cold from your system.
Contains no harmful drugs. For
sale by r. w. Smith.
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Mabel Lyon
4. Vocal Solo, Hazel Boyer
s. Reading, The Lady Across
the Aisle Rcva Reynolds
6. Essay, Fourth of July Ex-
pericncc Mabel Tibbs
y. Essay, The Horse John Pence
8. Recitation, Grsndfather'
Story Gertrude earns
g. Vocal Solo, Mr.. Osborne
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Notice to Owuers Of Migratory Stock

On neglect of any owner or per-
son in charge of any migratory
stock to notify the assessors office
OF said stock entering EImore
county within ten days after the
time of entry, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
F. w. BOYD, Assessor
and Tax Collector. 4O-42
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Gard of Thanks.

For the kindness shown US during
our late bereavement we especially
desire to thank the Royal Neigh
bors. Modern Woodmen and the
many friends who aided and as
sisted us in the time of such great
sorrow.
O. r. Herring & Children.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Durant-
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State OF Idaho
County of Elmorc

County of Elmorc
Notice is hereby given that in
the cause of Amador Galindo,
plaintiff, VS.. Chicago Copper Min
ing company, a corporation, defend
ant, all attachment has been issued
out Of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District in and for
the County of Elrnore and State of
Idaho, against the property Of the
said defendants.
Dated this 10th day of February,
A d., 1908.
F. @. SMITH, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court. BY Louis E. Nichol-
son, Deputy.
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to his homestead just south of
town. Mr.. Sherwood's family will
follow in about ten days.
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PROGRESS OF
SEATTLE FAIR.

"A bill for the participation of
the United States at the Exposition
has been introduced in Congress
and will soon come up for consider
alton. The bill is unique. clause
is contained in it which states that
the Alaska Yukon Pacific EXPOSE
ton will not ask, expect or accept
any loan of funds from the United
States Government, nor will it ask,
expect or accept from the Govern
mcnt any appropriation other than
an appropriation which the govern
ment may make for it's pai ticipa-
tiion. This policy on the part of
the Exposition management isneet-
ing with the approval of congress-
men, public officials, the press and
the people of the country.
The bill that has been introduced
in Congress requests an appropria-
tion of ST, Us, 600 and provides for
the representation of the United
States Govern nent, the noncontigu
Gus territory, the fisheries industry,
as follows:
Government $3.50, 900
Alaska 3Oa.0O
Hawaii las, 600
Philippines $50, 900
Fisheries $4,000
Total $i,175, o)0