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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29

Die groBe 3athplifcu @cridmnilnnS,
trelhc am Sonutag Ibcnn in Der
9leicnboGe bes Soipposrpiaa an @nz
clio Ipenue itnttfano. ilcber 10000
Terlonen bnttca iidJ eingefunben.
9aS &rdiibiitm picIer IaIlcn 8ers
iammlllng i'm luiriliHen Sinne Des
@ortes. bi2icm n,dt1tigcn Yapltz Suz
bclfelte, fiibrte Der fodbip. Sr. u.
Greig, gciitlicber 9fntbge6er bes Gems
tral.> &crcins 3reiges bon Glcbes
LAMB. Ohio. Sic ho6p item giidofe
Idniieu uuo &oubclso iuareu unter
Den pron,iueuien @eiltlihen nuf Der
Tiibnc GeIonber5 bcrtor3ubeben
nub b0d,It loOcn5lrert1 mar Die Mcoe
De6 Scrn. SpIepb @tdtt bnu ct. Saul,
.Q}iiIn.. ilber: .9o5 Rapltt5uu, Ger
Sort Der arnit uno Ser @iiicnidjnf.."
Die engliNbe Nebe bielt Der bo1ip.
SSrieu hon Spiebp, g.. ii6er: .She
Sapocp, tie @ulfparf OF llnitD oub
Saltb." Gin NiaiIen ainhere5or
inter 2eitung bes Sirigenten s. q.
Icntb fang bie Eapitz SoDntnc ip:uie
lie 9sationalz z3Dnne s.pilGcu bcu beis
Cen genannten grDBcn $5auptreben.
Sa5 6cit<Goalitc Dieler 50. Ces
neral |erIamrluug latte icit Ios
naten ifon IN cifri3iter nno einbelliss
Iter @ciie georb2itet. iobab ein Grfolg
pleier Contention 9eiid)crt mar. Ser
Nnsid1ub lit aus fplgen0cn Glepelans
Der 0etten SuIanmenselcbt: S. g.
Sourbaber, Trdiibent; .. S6lnnb.
%ices Trdiioeut; s. 8. Gran5cier.
Scirctdr; 3. giaegcle, 5inan5z Sefres
tdr; s. Sod. Sdbushleiitcr; 81. STUBS
pelt. j. Soelms, g. Sifob. gS. Sung.
lus, 5. Gottmaun, 5. 9inbner, 8.
@denfclS. g. @ep. 6. @alter. s.. q.
Strattmann, s. s. aod, Sreb Yies
ellng. 5. g. Gunllib. s. SSeiiennul
mnb =. @ridmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
SeudJe nabert iid) benz Gsarenbpfc
St 3ctcrshnrn o6 Sent

ct. Seters burg, 20. Sept
Sic Cholera 9reiit rapibe I'M iid)
lie erfaBt jest bereits Die cberen &C.
Ielllfaftsflaiien. Die iih bisber tets
gegeu Die Seu1e burh slbgeIhlpiiens
belt ltnb ianitGre @obnabmen iiGeru
fonnten.
Sn Ser Stabt Teterbci iinb "a grz
frnnfungsfGlle pprgafommeu, lno bne
BEL ipiro Die Eilftebr ber failerlitben
Snnilie bon ibrer 9ultfabrt in BEN
| finnii6en @eipdilern naG SthloB Tee
terbof tdglid) erlpartet. giuer Der
Sdlle lit inn Yalait bes SiiriteH
Sllernnber Sibenburg, zines %etters
Des G6aren, entbedt iuproen.
Inter Den in ct. Tetersburg bon
Ser &rantbeit Subinecraffteu befinbet
| li6 @eribtsratb Rechiporenfc; Bel
1 ibm fam Die SendJe gum Siusbruh,
pdbrenb er iid nit 0diten llnterbielt.
Slnbere Spfer iino 5pei berporrns
genbe &dufleute unb mebrere bobe
Iiuiiferial> >Seamte.
slui BEN SrieDbpfen itebeu un@
glaublde Mengeu uubeerbigter Gbo>
leraz 2ei6en; allein ollf Dem Treo>
brc5ensfoipz Sriepbofe iparen bon 9e>
tern ber nod 90 Sesrdbniilc in,
I Hiiditanb. ba5u fnmcn nit Dem re9el>
ntdbigen Sooten3u9c beute 145 2eis
den, uno mehr als 120 fDnnen tdgs
ld) nint begraben iperoen.
Snnerbalb Der lesten "a Stlubcu
INN in Hpr StnSt 436 GrfruufuuuS
ltnb 15S SobesfdIle aemeIbet iuoroer.
Sie Gbplcra lit in Der Wtilitdrs
9lfaoemic Eoplpirsf, elmer Der beoeus
teuolteu militGriihen Sopcbihulen ocs
9ieihes, ullsgebrod)en; 40 Stnbenten
Iino erfranft nno in Sic 0olpitdler
gebrudt lroroeu. 3pei bon ibnen iinr
bereits Qcitprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29

SiIf0fen uub gr5biIdDfen. Die aus
irgenb eii1em @runoe Dem Gonbent
ni6t beitppbueu fpunten. Damn purbe
auf ben ein5igen Sii6of. Der bon aIsz
pdrts gefon,men mar, 8nhof 5.
Sanilen BON Sellepile, 3d.. elm Sonz
fesnotlim nnb Gin breifade5 9od aus
gebraht. @iiAof aoubelfa berlerfte
bier5u, baB Siidof 5. Saniieu 8tpar
fein Gr36ii6of iei. mobl aber ein
rSer5" sSil6of iei unb elm 9utes,
treues, beutlbes Ser5 babe.
Sn hcm oben eripGbnten Sabress
6eriht purben aud Die fol9enben slns
gelegenbeiten 5ur Seiprehung un0
@rlebisung empfoblen: llmpnnbllmg
bes beuti6eu tatGolii6en Central
Sereins in einen Iolfsperein nafl
beutidem Waliter; 2. 9fe9ellln9 Der
Sabresbeitrdge; 3. idbrlide golIetties
ring BON @nbcn al3 6'e'henf fir Den
Yaplt ais .@abe Der peuti6 zipres
tenben aatbolifen Imerifa' 8"
gSdbrenb Der nininc9r eingetretc>
nen Yauie beitieg bohp. 8m. Sos.
aerbp, Yrpfeiipr Der Sociologic on
Der aatboIiI6en llniperiitdt 5u @aibs
in9ton, 8. g.. Die 8iibne unb 6ielt
einc frdftige 9feoc III bcutI6er
Sprahe. Soieraui nurbe cine Sas
belpepeicbe an Den ol. Sater. Saplt
Yius ben Sebnten, unterbreitct uub
belcbloiien. bicielbe iofort na6 9ion
ab5uienben.
Cine In5abl 3uihriften unD
9epei6en bon Trdlatcn ipar inter-
beilen eingelaufen llnb purben iolcbe
perleIen nnb nit Sanf uno slnerfens
ming entge9engenonmen. Sic Sens
ser iparcn: Die bohlp item Gr36ild)ofe
g. 8. WeBmer bon 0tiIwalifee, Sas
s.. Slenf BON 9leip Orleans uno 6eins
ricb IoeIler bon Cincinnati, iolpie Die
bpdp item Siid6fe s. s. Sor por
Green Bah. @is.; $. S. Gihter bon
| 8ranb 9tapibs, Wli1.; s. q. 0tcSolll
bon 3renton. q. s.; q. s. Shinue,
bon Superior. 8is.; 6. g. Wlaes por
Gopington. &p.. lno Serm. S. Ilers
bing bon Sort Wapne, Sno.
Cine SeIeeramm beS SefretGrs oe,
National FEDERATION aatbuliicbel
8ereine, Serrn u. Iatre. fam 5u,
Ierleiung. Cine Heiolrtion purb'
nngenommen. tponah SrdiiOent s. .
SelterS beauftra9t tuirb, hen Ipolto'
! lilhen 9elcsatcn Den Sanf bes Ser'
Gins perionlih alls5ulprc6en.
Sn Der Nadmitta9s Sieln9 be-
aniprudte pas 9aupt Sntereil,
Der 8erifbt iiber Die YH9er'
fabrt. tpelcbe i'm pereangeneu Somt
mer uneefdbr 200 beutife 9atbolitel
bon Slmerifa aus unternommen hat
ten. Yfarrer g. Elaeibus Sehsl
bon IrfaniaS eritattete ben geriGt
Inter @nberem in9te er. Serr Soiepl
srep bon glem Yorf. Der oen @ei
namen ~Sic fleine ggceIlens bon Nen
IfDorf" bcfommcn babe, babe benz Sl
Batter Die @riiBe Der beutibeu aatbo
lifen Imerifa's in tpobl9cIester 9feb
iiberbrad)t. Ser Yaplt babe in ae
riibrter @eiie auf Die ber3lihe @e
griiBnne, Die bon cinem SplnctIhe
iiberieet puroe, eeantlportet. unp rbi
fleine Grcellen5" purbe bon ben tiei
gefiiblten @orten 10 binserileu. bai
er bic aan5e llm9ebun9 nnb Die Pin
ipeienbeit bes YaplteS oeraab. auf Ell
Ipen Stubl ipran9 unb IN beutibe
'Spra9s elm preiia4es Sp9 auf Del
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
4ntbnliaeafas in CIenr-
lanh, Obia.
Hrueiter, britter umb pierter Gag bcr
Gpnpeution. slb,uifelnns Ses
reiGbaltiseu programmes. - Die
cpuGcmadDenhe Gd,lufiitmng. =
@nt gSieberieb'n iiber's Sagr IN
SnSianapplis, Sub.
G.IebeIonb. g.. %. Sept.

S'l { u II y, ~, q. Sepl.
Scr gcltrige 5ip e te Seltta8 Der
aroSen Contention ipurbe III glei6er
yYciIe begunnen ipie Ser erlte lInb
stpdr bur6 Seitgotte5OienIt in Der ct.
SJcIepb ssairhe an gSooblano Mpenle
lluo Chapel Strabe. Soobp tier Sie
i4pi S. Sanien BON Selleoille, Sa,
nabm Den Sbron i'm Santtuarillm ein.
Ggiebrant beS SoGnpltes mar Der
Aan5ler Der SiD5ele Glepelano, bo6e
liter IS. s. Sooucf luo ibm mil,iiirir@
ten bodip. Sater 8eruarp gSemer, s..
s. Wt., bon ct. 2puis, To., als Sids
ton unb bodlp. Eater 9eon Garberrp,
8. j. W., sliiiitent an Der ct. go
fcpb Ssairhe. ais Subbinfon. Il5
Geremouieunlcilte fungirte bodlp. e..
g. 6offmann, BON Sifingbaut, Su.
3um S6lulIe bes SphanlteS ertbeilte
Ser botbp' ite Sos. Wt. Aollpeltn. 8eibs
bilhpi bon Glepelanb, Den iatramens
talen Seoen. Ser mulifalilde Sbeil
res ACCOMPLISHMENTS purbe ppnl sir
dleldbpr Der ct. Solepb' >@emeinoe,
,lnter 9eitlu19 ieines Srganiiten uno
9irigenteu, Germ Nlois Sfeilltifter.
9eliefert.
9ia6 bem SeIt9ottesbienite periama
melteu ii1 Die Selegaten, 10 an Der
3abl. 5ur eriten @eibditsiibuns III
Der ct. Soiepbs palle. Otit DEM
Slbiin9en bcs ~Yeni Creator"
(aDmm', Sl. @eiit) ipurbe bieielbe
cr0finet. porauf Der Yrdiioent oes
Central Gereins, Serr Sobn 9.
Selfers, Die @eriamnlelten our Srb@
,un9 riei uno Die Selesaten in ber5s
Iiden g8orten begriibte. 3unddlt
beipillfomnuete Der Geftor Der ct.
SSolepb's @emeiuoe, bohtp. 9ater
&olpcarp 9abope. .. s. 3d.. Die glns
1pelenben uno bot ibnen Die 8aits
freunpIdaft Der 8emeinbe, in ipel6er
befanntlih alle Sieunsen Der Gons
pentioueu Itattfinoen. bon ean5em
Sersen al. Sbm folste Siicbof S.
Sanlien IN elmer filr5en slniprade. IN
iueld,er CT Die sinipeienben in ieiner
berslihen, p1terliden gSeiie allinuln>
terte. ia nidlt Die oeuti6e Spra6e 5il
perna6l1iiigen ober gar bel Seite 81
iperfen. gr mics ferner allf Die nns
bebingte ginigfeit. uif Die Grba!tupe
berlelben unter Dem SeiitI6tbum, Den
beutlben Sfatbolifen bin nno flebte
gum Sdluile @ottes Segen auf DIE
@erbanblungen Der Contention berab
Cine ipeitere frdfti9e Neoc bielt 8i'
icboi Goubelfa bon Glebelano, in De-
rent Gcrlaufc er auf Die Sbatla6t
binluieS. meld' GROCER unb ergebenel
Srcunb bes Gentrals sIereins Der eri
om t3. WIai oieies Sabres ieli9 per'
itprbcne bo6ip'ite Siicbof Sanatin5 &
@orltmanu bon Glepelano geipelen lei
YrGhbent s. .. Selters oerlas
bierauf feline SabrsStotihaft Selt'
&r1libent s. g. Saultaber perlds ein'
Gn3abl S1rei6en bon ausiparti9er
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Yapit ausbro6te, in bns Die Selez
eaten in be9etiterter g8ciIe einltinlms
ten. Ser Yapit lei ppn biciem Iuss
bruh e6ter 2iebe uno Serebrung 10
9eriibrt eeiueien, bab er faum I'M
Stanbe mar, Ieinem Sanf Iusbruf
al nprleihpn
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G)rpfiener in Isaris.
9S aris, 81. Sept.


Sonniog Nntbt brncb I'M Central
ScIepbou9c6dube in HSaris eiu Seuer
ms, bas lid 10 raid perbrcitete. bnB
Die slngeltcltcn nab f,lr5en pergebliz
den 26l9pcriud)en genptbiat iparen.
Ic6leuni9it 5u fliicbten. SaS Selepbpuz
ee6Gllbe uno mir linn hn3 unbe Der
9Slnce bes @ictoireS scleeeneu Toitges
bGlbc iplroc total 5eritort. Ser bis
refte @erluit piro auf $5.000,000
gcIc6det. glp6 iueit 9robersr Seriult
luirp bur6 Die uolli9e llntdbre6iIng
olleS Selepbonuertcbrs iuuerbalb Der
Snot lmo Der @erbinbung nit Den
9SrppinScn entitcbcn. Ior bieicn,
Scuer botte Die Seuermebr cen gan8cu
@or9en uub giadmittag nit eincnl
9rpBeu Seuer IN einem Sepnrtcntents
Store am Soubourg ct. Senis an
tblu. bas $S00,000 SHacen aus
riGtete.
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Gnelanb ni.ter S9erridait her aiiatts
id)en Sbplcra.
g t. Yetersbmrs, %. Sept.

ct. Yeters sburs, %. Sept.
Sic Seuepe lit ploslid) III cine gan3
ouBereewobnlidb teitiee Sorm llmges
Ihlasen. Sn 5nei Sdllen folste Der
Sob binnen 15 0tinutcn Den eriten
Nrontbeits @riheinun9en.
Sremierminiirer Stolppin bat Den
itdotiihen @eborben. beren 9la6ldiiigz
lett ba5 lleberhannncbmen Der Senbe
allein 5u5llihrciben lit, einen l6arfen
Sabel 6u9cben lallen.
Sie 9ladbarianoer baben Die
id]GrfIte @jren5Iperre cir9efiibrt;
Selitid)lnnS. Selterreihs sllngnrn uno
S6meben baben ii6 HuBlano geeenz
iber beinnbe lermeiiib o6gei6lollen.
Spiiden Sonntaa uuo Wlontag
Niittog Iino in ben itdbtiIben .ooisiz
ttilern $50 friihe Sdae inb 156 So-
rcSfduc 5ur WelbIna 9etommeu; bas
su tpu,nlcn nod bie Gbolcra Grfrnnz
tilnscn in Der @aruiiun uno Den
Gcritdbteu.
slus pcn Erunii,5eu fpn,menbe Ses
pelhcn melben 4SS friicbe unb 201
SoneSfGlle in Den 2nuboiltriften; Ho<
itpm am Son dliein iueiit 1S3 @rtran,
tllngen luo so SoSesfdlle uut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
WaErcseln Der Sunhes NcgterMng
gesen aSiatiihc Cholera.
8 a M B ltra 27. Get

y u III q IT I q It. SRpI.
glac ruliiidjeu Slusuanberer, bic
nadD amcrlfaniidJcn Sdfe,t scben
,urllen, ueroeu upr ibrcr Girid,iffMng
iiiui Gage rntcr S.uarGutduc seitellt
unb ihr gciammtcs Gepdf mie and
lire &leinunsSit;ide elmer sriinhltdlen
ScsiuTett;pn uutcriuurfen. Sieie
Mnfregel erioist auf slnprbnung Der
Sunbcsrcaicruna in @aibinstun.
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As2 q,

Selig ole Scele. Die nIemnls
ibrc @bre Iuht unb uieinals perlanGt,
boB ibr 8ille gelhebe, lpnoern in
Stlem rur @otte5 gbre lino @illeu
6eabiiGtist liebt unb ppQbrin9t.
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q. e. E. Central -s1ereiu.

Inter srufer Setgeiligung upn Sele=
gG.en, ioipic %rdlaten unb GjeiSt=
ltd,c Gn3 allcu Ehctlcn Scs 9anocs
tagt 5u Glcuciamb, SEiu, hie 53.
General geriamnlung.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

seat, the territory to be comprised
in the proposed county to include
Bellevue and all the Wood River
country from Bellevue to Snake
river, as we'll as Camas prairie,
Shoshone, Malad valley, Hsgerman
and Broadford. This gave the new
county almost four.ffths of the
Wood river branch of the Oregon
Short Line railroad and all the
main line from American Falls
bridge to Ticeska hill, making a
total of almost one hundred and
seventy.6ve miles of track, as we'll
as the railroad shops in Shoshone.
Besides this valuabl taxable prop.
erty, it also gave Logan county the
rich mining regions then tributary
to Bellvue and fine area of pros.
porous farming and stock country.
That portion Of the bill defining
the boundary of Elmore county in.
cluded the towns of Mountain
Home, Glenn's Ferry, Rocky Bar,
and Atlanta, as we'll as the Cold
Springs and Indian Creek country,
and also the rich mines of Pine
Grove, Yuba and Queens river, as
we'll as the Short Line railroad
track from Ticeska to Nameko, a
distance of about seventy miles, to-
gether with the shops, round house,
and other buildings at Glenn's
Ferry. The bill further provided |
for the location of the temporary
seat at Rocky Bar.
That portion relative to Bling.
ham county cut off the Sawtooth
country and the Antelope valley
rom Alturas and annexed the same
10 Bingham,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

The grandmothers of the old
Dutch Dunkard families of West.
ern Pennsylvania have made and
used Hickory Bark Cough Rem.
edy" and reared their families on it
for hundred years. Now you can
buy it of your dealers. Ask for it,
and use it, because it is pure; be-
cause it will stop your cough; be-
cause it is the best cough remedy
made today. Try it. For sale by
Keener Drug Store and all dealers
everywhere.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04
CHAPTER V.

The bill referred to in the pre-
ceeding chapter had for its ulti
mate object and purpose its own
defeat, and thereby to prevent the
creation of Gilmore county at thai
session of the Legislature. By the
provisions of the bill Alturae
county was virtually shorn of her
locks and deprived OF her limbs
all the territory left her, should the
bill pass, being the towns OF Hail
ey, Ketchum and Bullion and a
small portion of Camas prairie, to.
gether with the deserted mining
camps of Galena, Smoky, Arco,
Vienna, Era and East Fork. Bull
lion, as town, was in the last
stage OF life, and mines and smelter
at Ketchum were closed indefinite.
Iy, and are closed yet, and with
the only taxable property left in
the territory remaining to Alturas
county being about fifteen miles OF
the Wood river railroad, the resi-.
dence and business property of
HALEY and a lot of deserted
houses in Bullion and Ketchum,
already bought in by the county
for taxes, it was thought by the
promoters of the bill that under
such circumstances it would be
to defeat and relegated
to the shades of oblivion az "the
infamous omnibus BILL" as it was
afterward styled by the HALEY
Times.
On account of her large legisla.
tive representation Alturas county
had virtually held the balance of
power, and her legislative contin.
gent used it for all and for more
han it was worth. In every mat.
Ter OF legislation on behalf of the
other counties the influence of
he Alturas delegation was eagerly
sought both pro and con, and il
lad come to pass that as Alturas
vent so went the bill.
Such a condition of affairs nat.
rally gave rise to feeling of
ealousy in the other counties
oward the Empire county," on
ccount of her power and inHu
nee, and the feeling waxed strong ,
ntil it grew into one of bitter dis.
abstraction in the smaller and ,
'eaker counties, both north and
outh, and now they saw an oppor.
unity to break the prestige, rend
sunder the influence and stamp {
ut the puissant domination of c
lturas county by supporting the I
i'll. |
Ever since the county seat fight Q
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

| Of 1882 bitter feelings had existed
between Bellevue and HALEY. Yet
although Bellevue had been nurs-
| ing a spirit OF hatred against Hail
ey all this time, Bellevue, however,
would pool with HALEY as against
the southern and western portion
OF the county. Now, the Omnibus
bill" having been introduced, Belle.
vue seeking for a chance for the
establi nent OF the county seat
of the proposed county of Logan,
10 the sSeet.by. and'by, within her
walls, experienced a change Of
heart and had delegation of her
ablest and most influential citizens
in the lobby working for the pas
sage of the bill. H K. Miller, o.
$. Glenn, George B. Hill, Col. J. W.
Ballentine and Matt McFall were
on the ground working earnestly
and constantly on behalf Of Belle
vue, in support OF the bill.
The town of Shoshone, the coun.
ty seat of the county to be called
Logan, determined to cooperate
with Bellevue in behalf of the new
county, and in the hereafter to set.
tie the county seat question be-
tween them-so Bellevue's delega-
ton in the lobby was reinforced by
Shoshone's contingency on the same
errand-A. s. Senter, Thomas Fay,
G. X. McMcCrum, H. S. Hampton,
and D. R. Munro being in the
field at the capital and heartily co.
operating with Bellevue to work
for the passage of the proposed
act.
The legislative delegation from
Alturas county, hitherto a unit in
the interests of the "empire coun.
ty," now came to the parting of
the roads. Councillor Perkins of
of Soldier, Speaker Burkhart of
HALEY and Representative Waring
in the House, declared themselves
for "Old Alturas, long and wide,
and may her area never grow less"
Councillor Mcpherson of the town
Of Shoshone and Representative H.
Fl. Clay OF Bellevue and J. H. Van
Schaick (Honest John Van) of
Rocky Bar, went over into the
lamp of the divisionists, and Altu
'as became house divided against
tself.
Among the majority wi the legis.
ators from the other counties the
ceiling against the Haley ring and
heir methods to try TO defeat the
dill became worked up to such a
itch that many of them declared
hat they would support the bill,
ven though it did not leave the /
Id county square mile Of area.
To counteract the influence and I
xertions of Helfrich, Shaw, Miller, 1
'enter and their equally assiduous 3
leutenants, the entire HALEY
lique, ably backed up by the min. 4
ng kings and professional and
usiness men of that city, many of I
HON afterwards held important 4
in the state government, \
orked with an untiring energy II
nd a desperate zeal to save the n
Empire county" from dismem Der. &
'ent. 1t was battle.royal be. B
veen ring supremacy on one side 4
nd home government on the other,
I'D it was the decisive battle, the Is
ovation of the Empire county,
ling the issue.
CONTINUED IN NEXT ISSUE n
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

See the Straus Bros showing of
spring and summer styles and fabrics
before ordering your suit.-John F.
Dulen, exclusive agent, at Helfrich
Mercantile Company store. 25tf
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Let your wants be known. Advertise
in the Semi-Weekly Republican il you
want quick results.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

For Sale:-Houses lots, acreage and
and improved ranches, modern brick
house, close in, improved lawn.
26-tf J. M. OWEN.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-04

For Sale-One brand new Hoosier
Drill at Cost.-Weaver & Payne. 25.tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
MEN ARE
HELD RESPONSIBLE

The inquest vas conducted At
the undertaking parlorn OF the Hon
usy Watson company By Coroner
Carroll. and there Was q prcpopdrr
ance ~ testimony ia prove fhni
Foreman upllnEef and the other
two switchmen. ionr and DeagmAis.
had not uard proper precautions So
prevent an accident
Men Who nAw Way ground 90
death beneath the wheels asserted
that the cars which struck him
we're standing still uhsu be started
across the track. and that shet
started back suddeniY. knocking
Way down sithaat warulDg fhet
sisn said that No one In authority
stood At the rear Of the train
swischmAa Long said that he vas
near the rear end. and that he gave
the signal 10 back np sitter hooking
a. ascertain II anyone was On me
track lie said that he sa~ nn enc
and though, the track Vas clear
The coroners iaFY WAS composed
~ the following named persons
". !. Haytes. r A Goodwin. Z, y.
Stroud. Peter Nehrhaa. y. J. Tai
l.oit and v Wo0dbnrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
ACQUITTED
Olympia Inventor Freed From
Charge Of Attempting
TO Murder.

CHICAGO. Aug. i4.--Pleaaina IN.
sanity. John po~iinn. the inventor.
% Olympus. Wash. ls today = free
man. acquitted q the charge % a..
tempting 20 murcer John Ponae.
lack. wealthy manufacturer o. this
city.
4 lnsg ia Judge Wiudss court
late yesterday r1nnefhied Bowling
ON the gronud that bis mind was a.
frcied ~ the time he assaulted the
rich promoter The afifaY grew uut
~ a conference between she two
Fneu and their attorneys over an In.
vcnfion which pondeiack bad put
on the market for Bowling. and
from which the latter claimed he
had received NO profits
The meeting occurred in the 81
flee Of Attorney J. y Tilioa and
ended IN a general quarrel. during
which Downing shot pomdeiRck.
woundinr hlm severely. and injured
Tilfou
The charge Of assaui,inR the lat.
tor was dropped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
Judge Hoyt Says Boomers
Have Greatly Inflated
Assessments.

Judge John r Hoyt the first
chief Justice Of the state Of Wash.
ington. put in his big Kick to the
board of equalization this morning,
claiming that real estate men were
crazy on suburban values
lie has several lots IN the Seat
tie Jersey Waterfront addition on
Lake Washington, upon which he
wanted the assessment reduced
about half
County Assessor Thomas n Par.
explained to him that the work
of assessing the property bad been
materially aided by a committee
from the real estate board who led
given their services gratis for four
on five months Parish held that
these men were anything but
crazy real estate boomers.
"Moll til withdraw the word
boomers. said the Judge and the
matter 81 assessing The property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
CONDITION OF AUTO
VICTIM IMPROVINC

Smith. the newaboy who received
deep cuts on the head. r. able to be
about the city, with his head
swathed in bandages
Carr. the chauffeur. insists that
he could not avert the accident lie
says that the brakes would not
work and he was therefore power.
less TO stop the machine Carr has
been released from the city jail on
$500 bail
Peter Jameson. owner Of the an.
tOmobile, was sick IN bed az his
home, $3.50 18Th ay. az the time Of
the wreck
Tho people In the machine were
Mr. Jameison's guests OF the party
the little boy was the only one in
iured The other members we're
Mr.. and Mrs 3 Coughlan aud Mr.
aud Mrs A. NJ. Campbell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
KNIVES AND GUNS FIGURE
IN WATERFRONT RIOT

Knives. guns. fat clubs, bars Of
iron and fiying missiles 81 a de
soriptions figured In a riot which
broke out on the waterfront lats
yesterday afternoon. directly In
front Of the Great Northern saloon,
corner Of Seneca st. and Rail,
road av
The trouble was precipitated by
a crowd of striking l0ngahoremen
aud their sympathizerx. and a mum.
Der Of innocent persons we're In.
iurcd Two arrests we're made. but
the officers did not get the men
who we're responsible for the trou.
Bile. and Judge Evans Of the police
court. after hearing the evidence
this morning. was compelled 70 dis.
charge them.
&. G. Berry. q eolored man, IS one
of the men who was assaulted aud
who landed IN Jail lie Is non.