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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04

Martin Lally Of Iron River was
bust ness visitor at Crystal Falls last
Tuesday and enjoyed listening to the
trial of Mr.. Henderson for an alleged
infraction Of the game laws 1t aroused
old memories in Martins mind OF the
time when he held the Office OF game
warden himself. But those were the
DAYS of long ago when there was not as
much back OF the officer as there Is TO-
day.
Irving II. Jackson sold three lots in
Glendale addition to Art Anderson VINO
also purchased the ola woodenware
barn from the owners of the property
and is moving it onto the lots prepar-
atory to remodeling it into dwelling
house.
Miss Mary Gaffney is at Green Bay
where she was brides maid at the
wedding Of True Wilson and Miss Clark
mentioned in another column. Miss
Clark is sister of Mr. Phil Clark,
agent at Stager.
L. A. Henry has been investing In
some fine horse flesh during the week
He purchased the Russell colt, one OF
the finest beasts ever reared in Crystal
Falls.
Mics Lottie Justified will teach in
the Iron Mountain schools the coming
year She has been at Amasa for the
past two years and made an excellent
record there.
Mrs. Jas. Gaffney went last Tuesday
TO her old home In lower Michigan for
visit Miss Mary Gaffney accom-
panied her as Far as Chicago.
Mrs. ]. r. Edwards entertained Mrs.
John wormwood. Miss Norwood and
Mrs A. Gin of Amasa at her Mans
field home several days this week.
supt. w II. Jobe Of Stambaugh was
business visitor here last Tuesday
evening.
Attorney Martin McDonough of Iron
River transacted legal business here
last Tuesday.
Mics Cora Justified who graduated
from the Marquette Normal this year
will teach nc Tri Mountain next year
Q. stephony was buiness visitor at
Chicago the latter part Of last week.
Mr. M. Conlin Of Whitewater, Wis.
/ IL in the city on a visit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04
persu,.als

supt. w. J. Richards returned Sun
day from the meeting OF the Mining
Institute at Duluth. Mr. Richards
didn't intend attending the meeting
at first but matters came about 30 that
he could and he proceeded there from
the Gogebic range He and Mr.. Fraser
came in on special from Kelso Sun
day, the regular st. Paul special hav
ing been run over the Ontonagon
branch from Sidnaw where IL was
switched off Sunday morning
The bids for the new bank building
&C Iron River were opened last Monday
but no contract was let yet as.the dir
ectors are not just satisfied as to the
standing Of the bidder who had the
+. lowest figure. The contract calls for
an outlay II $25 600 and the directors
are cautious not to get anything but
the best for their money
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w Margison came
down from Hibbing last Friday MRS.
Tnos. Wills accompanying them. Mrs
Margison is yet very sick woman but
is improving rapidly. she being at the
home OF her mother MI. Margison.
after short fishing trip, returned to
Hibbing last Monday.
Cards were received at this Office
during the week announcing the mar
rage of Truman c. Wilson TO Miss
Fannie May Clark Of Green Bay Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson will be at home at
Coleman, Wis. after the first Of April
Mr.. Wilson Is now agent at Coleman.
Paul Schook arrived home Saturday
and that evening car containing six
horses arrived consigned 10 him. Mr..
Schook landed some fine horses during
mis- trip below and is receiving many
compliments because OF his evident
good judgement
Hiram Fritley and Chas. q. Camp
bell snapped some holdings during the
week. Mr.. Campbell traded about 300
acres Of land which he owned in 45-32
10 Mr.. Fribley for his house and two
Icts In Maple Grove.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04
The lion Market.

The Iron Age says
The iron trade is drifting along
without any special features On the
whole the volume Of orders is little
larger and specifications are coming in
slightly more freely, but litth is ex
pected of this, usually the dull season
of the year. Buying Of pig iron Is on
a moderate scale, at about the range of
prices which have been recently ruling,
except that at lesst one large interest
in the south is disposed TO book bust
ness on the basis of $ll.5O for No. 2
foundry at Birmingham. The mills
have added a further moderate tonnage
to their orders for steel bars. The plate
mills report slightly better run Of
work. In the Chicago discreet the
Western Electric company is figuring
OH extensions which will call for about
10, 600 tons
"A settlement has been reached on
the wage scale for the year between
the Amalgamated association and the
American Sheet and Tin Plate com
pany. reducing tin plate wages per
cent In the union mills, which repre-
ent go per cent of the capacity.
The Iron Trade Review says
THE first half OF the year, which
has been one of the most trying periods
In the history of the iron trade. closes
with some encouraging signs Pro-
gress toward recovery slowly bns snrsly
has been made. and thore Is reason for
hoping for continuance of this pro-
gress. The prospect of avoiding ser
ious labor conflicts Is more favorable.
The signing OF the wage scale affecting
sheet and tin plate workers. and the
failure OF the unions TO puecipitate n
strike on the lakes are among the in
dications thatsthere Is little danger OF
disasterous conflicts between labor and
capital. The announcement that by
the application Of the GayIy dry blcst
90 bessemer process a much higher
giade Of steel has been obtained nj the
south Chicago works OF the Illinois
Steel company, Il one Of the most i'm.
portant event In the steel business in
years, and promise to have large re-
suits especially In solving vexatious
problems relating TO the manufacture
Of rails The pig iron market continues
strong 40 far ~ prices are concerned.
and fair volume Of business IL being
transacted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04
ITEMS or INTEREST
How NE People Enjoy Themselves AZ the
marioetts chautauuoa

m@ftuctb1 lnAAtA&uoa
The RveI and iss thickly shaded
puoapns at tho Northesn CnsAuqua
Park. Marinette, furnish ample oppor-
tunity for tehnis croquet and other
hesltnful exercise
The beautiful bay affords every OPP
portunity for boating. sailing and
fishing. aud as bathing water. The
beach has floor of the sleanest and
softess white sand extending out into
the bay over two miles to the bar.
and..at no point within the Bar is the
water over six feet deep. and at all
distances from shore II Is not over live
feet. deep, thus making IL absolutely
safe for young and old. A substantial
dock, over seventy-tiye feet long and
brilliantly lighted at night by electrl-
city, is built out into the bay for the
convenience OF boats and yachts and
for the bathers. The Chautauqua also
owns two we'll equipt and clean bath
houses on the beach. the use OF which
is free to Chautauqua patrons.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04

1900 Wilson is apt 10 have the
purs hood nep after him II be keefs
xpfking soch alps - nedid last Wed
nsslsy. Bob has q new gasoline bssfof
fos wnming water fon his newly hhisnr
cd bsrbr shop. The fuel ren ont Wed
nesaay snd ID Wa Bob's tnrn 70 BIZ ths
tank % hi efsbbed bottfe and en-
ptied the contents into the storage tank
supposing 1t 10 be gasoline. When no
to burn II hefound that IL
wouldn't bhrn and after much invest.
CATION discovered that he had filed the
tonk out OF one Of his bay rum bottles
instead OF the gasoline cans At that
the bay rum was 20 much reduced ~
water that il wouldn't burn.
The Rev. Mr.. Hoard. with his boy 8
society Of Knights of King Arthur
will camp next week at the south end
of Chicagan lake. They will be ioip-
ed by the boys society of the Presby-
terrain church Of Florence. About
thirty boys will be tenting together
Captain K. S. Roberts was in town
Thursday the guest of his son. Fred
Roberts. Mr. Roberts now resides at
Duluth and says that he has enjoyed
unusually good health the past year.
He went from here 10 Iron River where
he attended the big celebration.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M. t.
church will entertain the Florence
Ladies' Aid society, Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Fraser A reception COM
mittee will meet them at the train and
escort them to Mrs. Frasers, where the
committee will serve dinner TO the
guests. In the afternoon from until
reception will be- held for the Flor
ence Ladies. All members of our SOC
iety and all friends of the church are
invited TO attend and greet our sisters
from Florence. A light lunch will be
served in the afternoon.
Senator Moriarty started work ON his
new sidewalk last Monday morning.
He is putting in the sewer and water
do that the walk will not have to be
dsisturbe again.
II you spend the 4th, In Iron Noun
tain get your lunch at noon and even
ing the basement OF the new Emmanuel
Baptist church, corner east of Post
Office.
Miss Dora Jandfield will spend the
fourth at Niagara Wis, from there she
will go TO Chicago where she will re-
main an indefinite length Of time
BATHS My bath room is now fit
ted up ready for use. First class SER
vice. Wilson's Shaving Parlors.
General Manager Vogel aud Supt.
Dickinson of Florence were in the city
last Wednesday on business
Mrs c. F Brown who has been
visiting at Waukesha, Wis returned
nome this morning.
W. q T. y Lecture at the NJ L.
church Sunday night at 20 o'clock.
Mr. Tompkins, operator at the North
Western depot has been very sick for
A couple Of weeks and or duty.
Miss Estela Schwartz Of Niagara
Wis. is visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. r. Landheld,
Supt Chas. f. Lawrence was busi-
ness visitor in the city last Wednesday.
The I,on Mapkaf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04

Iron County Abstract Company.
A. ii. Smith. Mngr.
Crystal Falls, Mich.
Complete abstracts of all Iron County
Lands. All orders. given immediate
attention.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-04
Political Announcement.

/ hereby announce myself rs oandi-
date or member of the school board at
the coming school election.
Charles Negabeaur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
seras 3.

Sn 9oulton tit eln 1barfer
&arnpf 5mii6en BEN @potbefen uro
Oepartement=Stores ausgebrobell
2eetere perfoufen Yarfiinereier,
3abnbiiritel seifen etc, iiberbaupt
glrtifel, oie man friiber nur in
gpotbefen erbielt, 5u 10 enorm bili=
gen Breiien, oaB Die glpotbefen ebei,-
fails lire Breiie berableben nlrB=
ten. Die Mpotbefer bielten eine Ser
iannllung ab uno ipo1ten oieieltigeu
Wboleiole-Sdnier boDcotten, Die oen
9epartement=Stores @aaren perfail=
fen; aber man lab EN- oaB Dies ur-
proftii6 uno tpirfuneslos iein mir
oe uno man miro Die neue &onfur-
ren5 ourb ipeitere Serabiesung ser
8reiie befGrnpfel1.
sSSn Dallas baben Die CHS cine
Baraoe abgebalter, an Der 25,000
8erionen teilgenomnten baben Iollel
eSn einem Saloon on ser gde
Ser goung StraBe nnb Der Sontn
Sc gbenue in Dallas ipurbe 9lbe
Wasfopib aus Sort @ortb er11oilen
ltno 9. 0orftpin aus Sort @ortb per-
munoet. CHARLES aaufnan, Der Sc
fiser oes Saloons, ipnroe unter Ser
slnflage, Die Sdiiie obgefenert 5l
baben, nerbaftet.
Nabe @aibington Gorf, 81
Baio, puroe eine eleftriide StraBen-
babncar BON orei masfierten Mdn=
nern aneebalten, Die BON Dem &on=
ollfteur uno BEN 8aiiagieren $50
boar unb orei goloene ltbren erbeu-
teten.
Die yglfs", Die in Dallas tag-
ten, baben Die foIgenben geamten
ermdblt: Yraiioent, Sobn $. &irbp,
Solfton; gice-Graiioent, s. S. gon-
nefpis, Orange; 2. e-graiioert,
@. s. Somen, 9rpan; Sefretdr,
Us. 80. 8algb, Souiton; S1abmei.
iter, @. @. Seelep, @aco.
9a Die ginnabmen ser 9cit
in gelton iiber $4,000 per s5obr
betrogen miro Der Hoihneiiter hi
8aibingtun Die Mnitellung BON 9rief=
trdgern beontragen.
Die geitrdse gum S6uIfcno
aus peridie0enen Guellen beliefen
| lid i'm Sabre 1905 -06 auf $3.50
472 nno uaren inn Sabre t906-O7
auf $9,242,485 aeltiegen. Sic fper-
ben in oieiem Sabre nod bober
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17

ssSn oer ugrpreB" eridien cine be-
5ablte 9ln5eige, in ipel6er oem Hi6-
ter Sboof 8rebit bafiir gegeben
miro, DOB er oas Gountp 10 por5iia-
lid ourd Die finan5ielle &riiis I'M
bergangenen Serblt bra6te. Sic
8abrbeit lit, oaB am Gage na6oen
Die 8anf = in mel6er Die County
geloer oeponiert paren = lire 3ah-
lungen I'M lebten Serbit ei1ltellte,
Hi6ter Sboof l1rlaub erbat uno er=
bielt ipie oie Brotofolle betpeiien
tperben unb auf eine Sii6tour an
Die &iiite ging. gei Midter Sboofs
@breiie mar gliidli6erpeiie genug
@elo in Der &aiie, I'M Die notigen
l1nfoiten oes Gountp fiir rnebrere
Gage gu beItreiten. slber no9oen1
oas @elo aifeebrali6t mar, NOR es
unnloglid einen Dollar bon Ser ganf,
oie mie gelagt, lire 3oblungen einse-
itellt batte, gu erlangen uno Dos OBJ
glei6 Die 8atlf unter iebr bober 8iirg-
i6aft itano, alle @arrants ein5nloien,
iobalo Tie 5ur 8e5ablung borge5eigt
merOen. Da trat oas Gomntiiiiners-
.@eri6t 5uimmen, oa oie 9fe6te oes
GountD iebr in @efabr naren 1tno es
tau6ten neri6ieoene uidtige @edts-
uno @eietesfragen auf llno entnidel-
ten ii6, oie unber5iiglibe 2oiune be-
aniprubten ssSn oieler Sibung Der
gommiliioners=@o Court muroe bel6lof=
len Den sl6tb. @iaiom 9lubrep als
@edtsbeiitano 5u engagieren, Der Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
Hon. Tbeo. Harris prompte Hntlport.

nottgen Hoti5en uno @ufforoernnsen
an oie betreffenoe ganf uno tbre
giireen erlieB uno in mel6en er IT,
men erflGrte, ooB Dos Gonntp Die
prompte 8oareinloiung ieiner 8or-
rants perlongt. Der Iufforoernng
ipuroe nnper5igli6 ourd einen Der
8iirgen 6olee seleiitet, Ser nit einen
anoeren 8anfier arrangements mab-
te, Dem er lein gan5es perlonlides
8ernlogen unb @igentum 5ur Ser
fiigung 1tellte, 10 baB bieier 8anfler
nadber oGe gollntp-Barrants ein=
loIte. @abreno oieier Sanolungs=
ipeile Der gountD-g gomntiiiare nno
mabreno oie 1tnterbanolungen ibres
&edtsbeiltonoes I'M @anee marell
iueilte &idter Sboof an Der &iilte
uno febrte erit mebrere Gage nabber
5uriid, aIs idon Die gan5e slngelegen-
beit in Sronung gebradt NOR
ben mar.
Diele Sotia9en lailen oas Bob oes
@idter Sboof, Ser in Der &ole oes
groben Sinan5iers bingeltelt miro,
als laberlide Sarce eri6einer.
SGtte ii9 bas @ountp in ieiner &C.
fabr auf i'm perlaiien, 10 maren Ieine
Nebte berloren gegangen nnb alla
2onoltraBenorbeiten uno 8erbefc-
rungen batten eingeiteat meroen miii-
fen. @ebt oen &reoit, Dem Ser are-
Dit gebiibrt. 9fi6ter Sboof nerlieB
ieinen Soften 81 elmer 3eit als er
gebranbt puroe.
.la 0r%,S4n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
9bepopre @arris 9ampagme. 9pmite.
(@n5eiee.)

Com SobnIon iest au1 in onoerer
ge5iebnng NIT gllten 8eiipiel poran.
Iu6 mas ben Gerfauf lttlo oas 9lb.
bremen bon Senerperf anbetrifft, lit
Elm itaotiides MonopoI geibaffe'1
moroen uno Ser Staotrat bot in eli
ner Oroinon3 beltin1nlt, oaB per ii
3ufunft SeueriDerf perfaufen oocr
abbrennen ionte, nit @elb- ilno @e-
fangniBitrafen 81 belegen lei. Die
Sta0t miro in 3nfunft ibr eigenes
5euermerf faufen, Inn am 4. Suli
un6 bel anoern beIonoeren 8eranlai-
iuneen in ben offentIiben Harfs 5ln,l
8eiten Der giirgeribaft ilrpoiailtc
pprotedniide 8eranitaltungen au ge-
ben. 9ieie SrOinan5 ilt oas prafti-
ide @eiultat bes bon alien 3eitll1gan
gegen Die bisberiee Iarmenoe unb
geneinida6lihe 6eier bes A. ssuli
erbobenen Hroteltes.
- Die ronliih-fatbolilbe Miiiion
in gbippenan 2afe, noroneitlid bon
8innepeg, Mfon., lit init alien gor=
raten uno 5man5ig 9unoegeipallnel1
bltr6 8euer 5erltort tporoen. Sci
Der 5lubt aus Dem bretnenoen @e-
bditoe fino 5ipei srieiter, gater
Roitras uno iein aiiiitent BEL Smitb
Gambling I'M MtbabascafIuB ertrunten.
Sn Der gedbe bon @reentpid1
Connecticut, ertgleiite elm 9aiiogier-
5ug Der. Seem Oorf, Seem Sapen &
9artforo 8abn. Cine sSrau Mrm-
itrong aus 8apne, Connecticut, ipur-
De iofort getotet. l1ngefGbr SO Ser
ionen tpurben berlest.
= Wdbre1o zines ploBlid) auf-
treteroen Sturns fenterte auf ser
Sabrt bon Wanilla nab Ser Gorreat<
DOR Sniel Elm 8erglliigungsoampfer,
Der Is 9erionen en goro batte. Gs
iolen fiinfuno5pan5is ertrunfen iein.
9ie Brobibitionsportei bat
eugene @. gbafin bon Gbicaeo als
Observation-Disclosures unoMaron
| 9. @atfins aus 300, Ohio, als
Observation-Disclosures auf-
geitellt.
Bel Der @rplolion zines Hul,
perlnagn5ins, bos Ser Mortbmeitern
Smpropement GompanD in @leelun,
8aibington, geborte, tpuroen nelnl
Nerionen getotet uno bieIe peripun.
bet.
@iaim1 81. &eorit bat, ols
Intport auf cine 3ui6rift bon Sam
8ompers, einen 8rief peroffentGiht,
i'll oem er erflart, ooB er grpall
ni6t unteritiiben tperbe.
9urd Die grpIofion eines Sc
item nit 9etonationspatronen In Ell
mem Sduppen auf Der MpItic @barf
n Cotton pnrben 5mei 3oninipefto-
rcn u1o ein @erfttp1hter getotet unS
picr anoere Berionen perIest.
Der repubIifaniide Br1iioeat-
idaftsfanoioat, Serr Saft, bat be-
fannt gegeben, oaB feline annobne-
Reoe onur" $500 @orte entbaItal
iDeroe, ooB er ii6 ober In ieinelrl
Innabme-S6reiben beutli6er aus
lpre6en ipole unb bier5u etipa
10000 @orte beripen6en meroe.
Der 2aoen6eiiber StepGea
Sospbua in 8isibom, Ya., iagte
ieine 8attin aus Dem Souie, lon6tc
ibr aber Damn feline beioen ainoer
nit $500 gaar unb einem 8eiibti-
tel auf iein Gigentum nod. 9orouf
idttigte er iein gett nit 9etrolellm,
frod unter oaiielbe, itedte es in
8rano uno begging Selbitrnoro ourdy
GridieBen. 8ie es beiBt, nor Ser
Monn bis gum SSrriinn eiferiii6tig
altf feline Sral.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
S1OO BeIpbn,tna. S1OO.

Ste Seier ofeier Settltng tperDen fidb
freuen. a,i erfabren, baf ss tpenia1tens
cine gefiir9tete Srarfbeit giebt, ipelde
bic Wijfenf1aft in an ibren Gfltfeu slt
bsilen imitanbe lit; 9an's @atarrbe esRnr
TT bic ein5ige iett Der dr5tliden 8riibers
lhaft betd1rlte poiitibe &lr. @atarrb ere
foroert als cine &onftitiitionstranfbeit
etne fonftitlltionelle gebanolung. SalI's
&atarrb<&ur fpirb irlnerlid, genon1n1en
nno ipirtt brett auf bns 8luf unb Die
idleimigen DberfIdden beg Gsitems, bas
our6 Die @r,in6Iage Der &rd1tbeit ser<
itorenb nrlb bem gatienten araft gebenb,
inoem fie bic aonftitntion beg &5rpers
anfbait ltn6 Der geatiir 5ll ihrem @erfe
bilft. 9ie gigentiimer aaben 10 bieI Ger
tranen 5n ibren 3eilfrdften, baB iie 100
Dollars 8elobnltng fir ieben Saa a1s
bieten. ben iie at flirieren berfebIen. 2abt
@nb cine Qifte bon 3eugntiien tommef1.
Wlan Goreiiiere:
8. s. gbeneh & g o., SoIebo, o.
gerfanft bon allen Wpotbeteru. Toe.
Sal's Eamilfen<giIen iino bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
gpntmer= 81 eiieu.

. Jag ,upbtn ipll man iett sieb'n,
Ser Spmer1ite 5it entflieb'm?
@o tit es fd)5n, tpp lit es fiibl,
Sa es SIT Sanie bett mrb idltuiil?
Ser gaprbppI tit npdj ntdJt entbeft,
Selbft Mnbre bat bies nidlt be5ipeft,
glmd iuare bteie &eiie gleid
Sir Stele tuDbl 81 fpitenreid).
@emt iupblgefiiIlt bas Hprtempnnaie,
9em rat idJ: madJ europa seb,!
8er's 0afIer idjent, bem itebt ber Stint
3nm fiiblen Colorado bin.
gnf) tit es fiibl In Megtfp,
Sletbt man nitr altf bem SDhplatean
NMf) ftnbet man bprt, tute befannt,
Sebr gieles, mas bpd] tnt'reiiant.
Sem reidjen Manne ite1t bic @elt
Sa pffen, tupbin t9n's gefdllt
Sann CT getrpiten Wtittes sieb'n
1tnb ieber S5tte fidJ entsieb'n.
@an5 anbers aber TIT Der ab,
Sci melfent bic MDneten fnapp,
Gr rt1d)te tppl, bpdj fann CT nidJt,
@eil ber @elbbentel nrbers iprtd]t.
Spd) iei er Darnrt ntdlt ber5agt,
@emn i'm nidJts slmberes mod plagt,
Weam fpmmt oft auf nit iuenis gelo
Gams friidJ mnb fr5blid) Smrd) bic @elt.
&eidt's mid)t sur 9ieiie iiber's Meer,
Sp grant man iitj befbal6 nidJt iebr,
Wtam bleibt int @'leis, bas man geippbnt
ttmb ppn Der Seefranfbeit perid)unt.
gSemm man 5n SauIe bIeiben m,mR,
Sp siebt es bann iupl aud @enmk,
Man iibt, sun Seiipiel, imnter bier
@an5 fiibl bein @laie 2pne Star
Ster.
gSas aud bic Serne bteten mag,
Sab i'd nnr ,2pne g tar" ieben Sag,
Sp bin id babel frensnergniist,
llnb babe bas. iuas mir geniigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
2ebrer berIanat,

mel6er 9eutid) uno @ngliif unter-
ri6ten fonn. $4,000 @ebolt per
Wfonat. s Monate S6ule. gtGberes
81 erfabren our6
Grnit 3oeller, SrltItee,
goerne, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17

= Nah oe1n geri6t oes @ierten
IiIiitent- Observation-Disclosures ltno
auf Den 39,329 2onbbrieftr6ger-
yollten 80. 1876 2anbbrieftrdqer onee-
Itellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
Central bentofratiider Mnti-Grobibi=
ttpnsflnb tnbpiiiert &anbibaten.

Central ben1ofratiIder Mnti- grubibi=
tiumsflnb tnbpiiiert &anoibaten.
Sn elmer 8erlammlung oes Gen=
tral oelnofratiiden Mnti-Brobibi-
tionsflubs. nurben folgenoe &anoi-
oaten fir Gountp-Menter i1ooiiert
0fi6ter oes 81. 9iitriftseri6ts,
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20. s. Smdlep.
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County Solicitor,
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County p@8ermeiier,
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g. s. Stciuart.
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Soiepg ltmideiS.
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s,dute> uno giebSSnipeftor,
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9lntonio .6errera.
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gollntb@&oniniiidr. Brecinft 8,
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(Mnsetge.)
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-25
Notice to Farmers

4 The locals 81 the Farmers Educat-
Iionalsand Co-operative Union Of lie.
land, FIX ridge. american land Big
Hear ridges will hold = central meet
Ing At Kendrick on Saturday. Jan
IND, at 4 D. ~. The state organizer
will be preaent. All who are interest
ed In the betterInent Of Farm Life
are invited.
By order Of Cnmmfttee
an EsW !. Pircil. J,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-25
Almost for Nothing.

"A residence in Kendrick praf tically
given away. For price and Particu.
l-rs, see J.F. eRowN.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-25

q VI el@t
FOR sALE-A solid * roll top
desk. y. r. HALIxlAk oln Hard
ware and Inplsmens co.
FOR SALE Al AL Fail banks
Morse. ty6 horse po~sr gasoline 8;
glne and pump stsaehed. Also 4oO
gallon Mater ta1t and piping. For z
kig bareain az g. n. Levin.
Kendrick, Idaho:
FOR sALE-A 100 light cArbsts
Machine. This machine i in sooe
hilton and can be sectrsd = :
low eefsps Enquirs = Xsne
stte Once.
kSALE :,
"a little % aero ranch y mill
outhwick, ali tillabls. free from
orchard i, plenty efwater, good
rice q COO. Also 100 acres OF
81. ~ ~. from R. r..
{i;ssst III 80 acres yer,
ettSs snch farm can b
sai r pasture. tair farm
zi9 6ring water, irrigat
. cd lor corn and tomatoes
fsds Of garden truck. goo
pasturs for few dairy cows s., 00l
2 VIII buy II mali cash payment bal O
terms suit per cent. Write or &c
{. D. w. Eaves, Secy.
!. Inland Investment Trnst Co.
I. New Idaho Trust Bldg. -
4 Lewiston, Idaho.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-25

FOR SALE-A solid k8roll top
dsst. :, Hall ksln Hard
ware and Impisment co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
sHSReHsHsxsHsHsnsEsuemsa;
q PERTAINING TO
4 STATE OFFICIALS
3 nanSHSN1nssuesM9m3NDN3mGn

J. A. Anderson of the state exainin.
er's office, left last evening for Pond
Creek to spend the holidays with his
sister.
Paul Nesbit left for Oklahoma City
this afternoon to spend the week end
with his family.
G. T. Bryan. secretary Of the state
livestock commission, left last even
ing for Perry to spend the holidays.
Judge T. H. Doyle. of the Criminal
Court Of Appeals, let last evening for
Perry to spend the holidays with home
felix's
State Superintendent E. d. Cameron
and his assistant. J. w. Wilkinson. viii
leave Monday for Shawnee to attend
the third annual convention OF the
Oklahoma Teachers association.