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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

McCloud of YORK Neh and Mrs Lsna
Eng1sh q Lincoln. Seh. were among the
Speakers from culElds q the county. Mrs.
Arlglsh t9ld q her w1~k among The con
Licls n the state 7euIIeZllsry a. Lincoln
sic oppressed The CT1ntun that uuCh ouEld
be done Cor The aoci5entAl criminal. who
E-sE IN fer The fi-sF tine Mrs S-nelHer
has been & missionary ir Japan for several
years and told q TIE Eork thsrs-
c-EBRAEKA CITY-Mizs L,orus Thomas.
daughter q Mrs Charles V. Thomas left
VII bs united "a marriage 70 M. ROY
l5oadi-- TIE young people were school
mates toge-her and lovers FROM Child hood.
NJ Gcl6-r > health failed End Ne went 10
New MsT1cC. I- company VIII his parents
E-- has bFe1 a resident down there for
several years and became one q the lead
restored 70 health ana IN EesI-rg with her
promise 70 hl- whe- be EFF the young
lady has Eo1e 20 JON hin and become his
vie -h@ Eculg people were both b1r1
and reared in this city.
UNIVERSITY PLAC-Thurssay morn
ing The class IL advanced tlsld geology
under TIE direction q Prof ". 9 Bishop
Louisville for two days work along the
Platte river Louisville e. the center Of
Al Interesting geological field the older
strata q ROCKS UD6eTly-inE Nebraska out
cropping IN this vicinity good grade
q lfrnestUne, sAn1E1o-e- clEyE and ssD6~
are found there IN abundance and the M
rlerous qUarrtes Ena pits o-1er splencld
opportunities 70 the EeulOElErs Wien
-hH class lE-l u WAS Errl@1 with the nee
Essa-y geological instruments II left the
train al South Bend crossed The river
and worked down OF rhe nur-h side q
the valley % Louisville
NEBRASKA CITE-Tae body o. James
NJ Wood. Who died as the result q an Ec-
ciLeut a. Des Muinez- Ia Teo=Drly IVES
brought 20 t1is city last night fo- burial
NJ Woods wEE one q fhe pioneer resi-
dents q this city and went from here 70
RAPID CITY. Z d. where he pruspsred and
( h--E-ne u-ite wealthy and was mayer uf
the town twice H owns cClslc era - e
property a. that place. and also . ho1el
A. Dss MuineE and Whiie over there looking
AFTER r. ne vas injured IN q street car
Ecci6e-r and never recovered His funeral
z TOOK pfare rhis morning and The body "a
buried BESIDE ms Children. Eho 6led sons
Z years EE- He is survived hT rls W1ooWi
Who iE t1s s1srer q Mrs : N stone q
E NehEwBEs- The tcIlCWiug Children sur-
Tlre Et-- Nj AnnR Garth q Kansas
CITY. Cr. FauniE Wuc1s Il Cklabo-Tls. Nall
su6 Pau q EinEuan. Kan. EdE-Hrd q
LEeerry kan and Mrs AlheT1 sUith
EuleV q Colorado The deceased Eas =
: years q age TIE services Uere cnnearisc
ty Rev. J. \ KoseT q TIE LurherGz
Z church.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

81. Ih. The incorTO-stors are Otto Kinder
a1d NJ. and Ms Henry c WLcksls
Iosy are 70 pCT ~ new building, wh1ch
VII Be Tie p-srtIsst and bssi TrlnlAcg Of
fice n TIE clry.
GENEvA-waas Mss MEcMsbun. super
1 iKtso5s-I q t5s glrls reform school, and
Mar-gn Miss Minnie MEcMshun were dT1T-
-lE- ths horse took fright a. q bicyc-= and
rzI away throwing 11s TU-l=H lI- under
the busy, and dragging then some eis-
serious INJURY done
BEATEICE-At the annual meeting o:
lhe stockholders q the AuEEls state BANK
these officers were elected L 3 HcEeE,
rneEi5euT- = ". MChLbt-5-- wee president
? 2 Draper. cashier, r. :. Ms-5ck- "
". Esruhouse. Il H Nurcruss and 2 z
Moore directors The paid " c4f-ta- siocE
was increased 70 S1a,1h
NEBRASKA CITE-A furcs Of men work
trE for tbs Burlington railway near Yer
5C- witnessed tbs formation q three Tor
uE6ces last I1a=s1sT evening one struck
the other cut wide path through The TN
Der OF The bluffs OF The east s11s q the
river below Lsug6oa, No.
NEBRASKA CTTT-Ths wu0An's club
az lis meeting elected The following q
fIcsrs: President Mss Hattie Hershey;
frs vice p-esi5enL. Mrs 5. ;. WLsc-- SEC
1nd vice president Mrs W 4 PI-seT- sec
rerzry. Mrs. John l. Patterson; treasurer.
Mrs. Pau Jesse-. The suuuEl picnic O me
Club VII - held uu the 26th-
BEATRICE-wurd has b=sn received
.
desth q Nrs Blanche srurgeul- winch oc-
CURED a. Eer bone 70 thai CITY. NrS
SrurEe1- vas the daughter q NJ. and
Mrs :. : Grahle, former Beatrice resi-
dents E1s vas = years q age and }tsvss
e husband and Two snail ct-ld-s1-
NEBRASKA CIT-T-Joseph Reed q syr-
aCusE Is dangerously 81 with CC-Dpllcs r1cls
[ q The hear Mr. Reed was injured in an
z explosion q a gasoline TANK a. the city
L lighting station e thai village and secUrec
J Jl5Eueut against The village for {z5Ja, and
3 the case % nov N the supreme court Es
: never recovered from Lae Effects q The
[ Eccl6EuL
/ NEBRASKA CITT-E D -ybbits has
ben granted 8 divorce from las wife by
. JlEE= Travis Mrs --hrfIs created EC-DE-
wat q q sensation tE1 months ago ~
el01ilE VIII Grant SeluF. z feather reno
vaIur, 70 Rockford. us. where thsT were
arrested and brought hack and SElty val
. charged with wife deE=rTlO-. .--he cCE-i
gave the father TIE custody e t5@ children
NEBRASEA CITT-Juseph Clark RAJ
gone 70 NsDEEs CITY. 70 look for his
. hr1IhEr Wesley ClE-k. who Was w1rEiuE
near mar clrv ca last Tuesday Wheo ths
. tornado visited --z- section He as lBs'
d been working IN E=ld IN t5e pain o. ia
I storm, and since then nothing has bee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

beard from him and i e feared he was
killed and hlE body carried away By Lhe
storm. and has not been located sllc=-
sEwARD-Dr. Esrry ). Ns-tnAn. ooro-
Friday 81 TIE home q M s1u Mrs yoEn
EullinEEWurlh- 20 their daughter Fora.
Or ard Mrs. NerrDsn are both ETsd -a-ss
q the Slate university. and were born and
raised IL rh1ss oourtry. Rev :. z Press11.
conEandsn1 OF the SsldI+rs and S-EorE
home a. MltoTd. ct-1claIed- lT- Me-t-
nan Is a pracuclDg physician al M-tor--
BL.AIR-Mr Pred H MsuthisEen. prsF!-
dent q the C1tlzsu's SLats hank Il tEis
CITY his wife and their 6alEhu=- lsf- yes-
tsrday for , fJUT Do1-hs tour q Europe
sens brother, Cars T. C-doago. Thty ex-
pecI 10 luclU5s IN their rrlp LE= yrlDCiqzl
cities q several countries o. Europe.
COLCMBCS-Lsck Devaney. an ol6 seJ-
l-r here and 1.ne old ITlsh EeatlsE-- A., A.,
Vas lz5d 70 resi- Fr1day- Re vas q bach
eIgr and more rhan E years cld he VAS
> soldier q the CIVIL var. having served
IL Company ? q the Ninth Missouri in
whose home s. n Illinois n AE here 20 Al
tend TIE funeral
BHTRICE-Ths tlrezaen have organized
. & carnival committee t.y elsc-iuE = 8
Walker secretary and c. @. GudrnEr treas
ursT. The concessions for carnival week
were awarded &c ! L SchisE- II was
carnival among the voUnE women q Sea
. rrice and the E8ccsssfsl contestant vi
( receive q diamond -tng valued a. S-91.
LEGH-At the regular meeting q the
town hoard TIE following officers were aV-
pointed for me ensuing year Clerk p =
McNETy; treasurer. Prank J SIlth. mar
3 EhEl G u. Taylor. street commissioner.
Louis J Springer. TIE petition q Charles
Thompson FOR 3 license 10 CperaIe q pool
hau II LeiEh was not granted The three
. ppicsurs. who secured saloon linsns=s
were c ? Hansen. !. = Grating and
Henry 3 Paper.
. UNIVERSITY PLACE-Ths annual Nay
vacation for the school q expression Il
I The Nebraska Wes3eTal university began
I THURSDAY and VII last ur1il Monday. THIS
4 annual occurrence II Ely-sTs attendant VIII
A. outing. TIE firEr cay % ire vEcEri0r
rhe sIuds1rs- with Prof. Il 2 Turner n
4 charge. We-f 10 ErWor1h 3 lake PARK. WnEre
Z they spent the greater pzrl CO The day On
1 the lake II the E4-e-noon Lhere y-Es q
] base hAL game between TIE senior E-1
I junior classes. which rssultsd IL q cefsat
I for me sgri-rs 70 the time q 3 - :.
BROKEN BOW-The rWe-IF-tCurth a.
uuE- Custer county Sunday school con-
veu-iu- closed SIS session 81 this citT Frl-
DAY TIE attendance Vas good Mrs- 7 l.
suHlssr q Tuko-EzEss- japan Mrs " z
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
TALKS ON TEETH
BY DR.. Murphy.
AlVeolar
Teeth

II this Is the first tine you have
had the Alveolsr Method Of supplying
missing teeth without plates Or ordi-
nary bridge Work brought 10 your 10
tee. We shall briefly outline the plan
We require two OF more teeth left
in either Jaw and with these 70 work
from ve build our structure. supply
ing every missing tooth, each IN its
own socket 50 that each takes It's
own strain-foIloving natures plan.
you Eee-and when the work Is con-
pleted The patient has q new set Of
teeth. as perfect and servioezble as
nsture's-in nearly every respect We
don't bore ito the guns, nor perform
any surgical operation. to do this
work. nor is there anything about II 70
be dreaded r-on starr 70 finish.
one ca lesTe or offices and be-
gin using these Alveolsr teeth the
sane day the work is completed They
are as comfortable as natural teeth
II you are q victim OF decsyed teeth.
loose and missing teeth. We invite you
70 call st our office and allow Us to
make . careful examination OF your
case. This service Is entirely free and
carries with 1t % Obligation 70 have
any work done
If IL is not possible 20 cone nov.
send for our free took, "Alveolar
Der-fE-vv
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
FIT THE GROCER
Wife MADE the suEEestI0n.

A grocer has sLoelient opporuuuIyy 70
know the sffscfs q special fooas on his
custa1srs Cleveland grocer has q. long
Usz q customers thai lave been helped n
ksElrh by leaving on coffee a1d using
Postum Food Cuffee
He says regarding hiE oEn experience
Two years aEo ! had been drinking coffss
and ulEl say thai ] Eas almost wrecked
IN ny nerves
'FErLiculErlF in TIE Eurutng ] WEs -
irritable and upset rhaI ] could hardly
NEit --utl ths coffee WEs served. and rhsl
J hzd 10 Eppstte far hrsakfzsl and 6id
nut fsel lks arIsndlng 70 Uy store dutiez
-Cus dEy ny wife suEEHEte1 Tat tnEs-
uuch as ! NAs selling 80 muxh PuE-un
rhers- uust be soDs m=riI ln i and sug-
rssted rhEt Ne try ~ took home q pack
Ere and shs FrtpEned = according 10 direc-
rigns The rssllI Ess q Ve-y hapry one
~ usrrousnssE ErE1uz-ly disspFssred ard
scsdHy ] am al TiEhL I Euuid advise every
Scrs Effzcre5 II any way Eith nsrTouSness
or stomach troublez- % leave Of c1tfss Ead
uzs Posruu Foo1 Cuffsss- Ths7s's 8
Rsasan- Read -The R0at 20 Wellv-lls,- %
a. FkEs
Ever read the above iet1err A new
one aaaeaFs frOm time - time They
are geeMle. true. and fan q hamAn
interesL\ -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

III q HAsti1Es Charles Cru1clsto1 Of Beat
noe and :. A Traphsgsn q Liucoln-
The Convention next year goes 10 Coluu-
bus
Resolutions were s1oprsd declaring 81
favor cf 4 BIZ 10 bs introduced II Ire osEr
legislature F-cvading botel regulations.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

BEATRICE-G- A DEr1eE Al uld reE-
6s1I q CcrIlEl1 j dead he iE survived
- a EldgE and five ctll1rs-
LEGH-Ar Ihe EEe q - years. WLlEI
FeI -i=1 lEE- FrldzF Z1rLiug a. MS bone
E1ed here
ELAIR-Ths r~o rooaE Ct ths uizh ErLss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
SUMMER CURTAINS

SUMMER CURTAINS
washable
45 wide
red blue and red
inches wide
Other Sss5 per pair All the
very design weave,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
FREAK OF ELECTRIC STORM
B5sE Eater Hes-- 80 EEF-aas
Energy on one Picture.

EXETER Ssb- Kay 1b-.SpeClEl -
Durtng g severe slecIrczl storm uls bolt
struck D.. G : HuWzrd'E residsnoe- The
unlg evidence however. o. us freak q thE
hEhtnt1E EEs TIE destrlrti1l q q Framed
picture E-En6tng o. center tzt1s IN one
q ths rooms WhiCL appeared a. L1uuEE
ri Wirh q hrick1a1 O. ---cslt.s- rife hzL
n he center q the glass There - D1t Al
ether siEn thaE ths bon e1te1e1 tls house,
not a ulark can bs fOund on ths walls o.
any other pan q ne hulss- Mrs Howard,
Eho Nss dg1n On ire floCr placing r1E
Wss knucked over. blt WaE u1-y stunned
for an instant
About = nile sEE- q .0En a. re h1ms q
ThumEs Czuphs-L bo-h M and Mrz
CEmposl Es7s knocked dgEn- ~ CAMP
bzl bsing llcalsG0-E f1E sons L2A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
csraru sehslzraaIE fsI vse.s.y.a.

UNIVERSITY PLACE Nay E-spe-
ca Tins 1l-lt1E HzDsy c. TUEuse1d
E senior Ia the C1lsEs q LIBRA ArrE, re-
csiTed a message nu1fy-ng him q rs
zEp1inrDeuI 70 . sChc-zrs1lp fur 1s8s-a IN
chs Department q FhlosoqhE q Cornell
u1lverEiIy, ILhazE- ~ J. Nr. T0WnssDd
EiE rucsive rs 4 2. degree from Ihs Wes-
lsEEE in June and souu EtlEr 81 leave
for TIE sEE-- preparatory 10 lis new
dULEE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
TRAVELLERS TO COLUMBUS NEXT
Hahn of Beatrice for Grand Counselor
-HoteI Regulation Endorsed.

hA1u gh Beatrice Tor 8FAM0 AoHmseAOr
-Hotel Regulation ERdOr~~d-
NORFOLK NAY lE-sSpec-al Telesrl-l)
-Ths Nebraska United Cummsrrial Travel
srs co-vsnri0n TO-DAY elected me following
ofEosrE. W A Hain. Bsatrlee grams ooua-
sslar: s p Ersktns. Norfolk, grand junior
counselor. Fred " HAUken- Frenout-
grand secretary: H 2 Fr1rz. Columbus,
grand treasurer. C ". HinEis, Omaha.
grand c1n5actor; Paul L Irusblood- Grand
Island. grand page a .. speir, Hastings,
-rand sslune-
Members grand executive committee T'E0
years ?. Il. Patterson Of Chsdroa and
r. " R1ck q Grand Island; une year -
succeed G z Harmon o. HoldrsEs. re-
GEned- E Pl1mr1eT q Hoidregs
Delegates o. supreme ccunrl -=etiag=
Louis z MEy O Frsnu-- z a Bailey o.
Atroolz. ". A SAN q Beatrics and " c.
Brooks q BsEtrios- Alls-nztss- D. C HeW-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
DR.. E. R. L. MURPHY
FIFTH FLOOR v. Y. LIFE BLDG.
OMAHA, NEB.

Formerly consulting dentist with
G. Gordon Martin, Inc.
Csution-We have secured all rights
10 practice sAlveolsr Dentistry and IL
can be had only at our office as above.
BEWARE OF nIITATORS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

MADRAS CURTAINS
Especially They se-vusble viii o
IS inches yards eurtsir
washable
SO inches vide and "A Yards colored madras
sll
40 inches vide and yards long oooed madras
especially designed for
o. o. - ---a. 81
IS
cOlo7cd
IS inches BY effect curtains t
boToeTs fast oolors Per psiT
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FILED

Secretary of State Lansdon filed the regular Democratic
ticket the ticket which The Citizen columns and
bearing the names Of Charles Stocager for United States Sen
aor and Moses Alexander for governor This practically settles
the contest between the factions of the Democratic party and WIT
permit the opening of the campaign in behalf Of the Democracy I'M
medately
With the assurance of Democratic ticket in Ada county to be
named at as early date possible the campaign will be inaugural
ed at once in this county and will also be underway Immediately
the various counties of the
The next move of the Duboses will be watched with interest
and 1t expected that will favor accepting the verdict OF the
secretary OF State final and that their counsel prevail
and no further trouble be engendee The ticket placed
ord had majority Of the regularly elected delegates the state
convention and after the heat of the conflict the vanqued should
bow to the will of the majority
he campaign should be opened for Bryan and Kern
me Alexander state ticket and county ticket that command the
support of a united party.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In The District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho
In and for the County of Ada.
FLORA A. RICHARDSON, Plain
tiff, VS.. BERT E. RICHARDSON, De
PENDANT.
The State of Idaho sends Greeting to
the above named Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
IN an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District
State of Idaho, in and for the County
OF Ada and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy of which is hereto at
tached) within twenty days Exclusive
OF the day of service) after the service
on you of this summons, if served within
this district; or if served out of this dis
trlct, within forty days. The said action
IS brought to recover a decree of divorce
dissolving the bonds of matrimonv now
existing between plaintiff and defendant
on the grounds of defendants willful
leSertion OF plaintiff and failure to pro-
wac her with the common necessaries
ot hte, for more than one year last
past; Tor the custody of the minor child
famed IN the complaint and for all prop
II relief; all of which more fully an
'ears from plaintiffs complaint. COW
u which is served herewith, hereby re-
erred to and made a part hereof.
AND You are hereby notified. that If '
on tail to appear and answer the sa;d
as above required, the said :
la IAN will apply to the court for the
-net demanded in the comnlaint
Glyen under my hand and the seal of J
lie District Court of the Third Judicial {
lstrict Of the State of Idaho, in and :
II the County of Ada this 4th dav ~
ugust, in the year of our Lord one =
ousand nine hundred and eight 4
w. L. CUDDY, il
OTTO F. PETERSON, o.
NJ D n Deputy Clerk.
Boise, Idaho. a. D
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State OF Ida
no, in and for the county of Ada.
lola Page Courtney, plaintiff VS.
William Henry Courtney, defendant
The State of Idaho sends greeting
to the above named defendant. You
are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District
State of Idaho, in and for the County
OF Aoa, and to answer the complaint
tlled therein Ga copy of which is here
to attached) within twenty days lex
elusive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons, if
served within this district; or if served
out of this district, within FORTY days
The said action is brought to recover
decree dissolving the bonds OF matri-
mony existing between plaintiff and
defendant on the grounds of defend.
ants cruel treatmet of plaintiff and
failure to provide her with the COM
non necessaries of life; that plaintiff
De restored to her former name OF
-ola Page, and for general relief; all
If which more fully appears from
plaintiffs complaint, copy OF which
served herewith, hereby referred to
nd made part hereof.
And you are hereby notified, that 4
GU fail to appear and answer the said
as above required, the SAID
laintiff will apply to the court for the
elief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the sea
the District Court of the Third Ju-
icial District of the State. OF Idaho,
l and for the County OF Ada this zlst
ay of August, in the year OF our Lord
lie thousand nine hundred and eight
w. L. CUDDY, Clerk
y OTTO PETERSON, Dep. CLERK.
P. E. CAVANEY, Attorney for
aintiff, Residing at Boise, Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
fFlyate funds to Loan. E. ScHooLER.
Notice of Assessment.

ada County Farmers IRRIGATION
Comany, Limited, Location of prin-
Gipai place of business, Boise, Idaho.
Location of ditch south side Of Boise
river known as the old New York
0anal' situated IN Ada county Idaho
notice IS hereby given that at
eguiar meeting Of the board of di-
Fectors, held on June lst 1908 an as
Sessment of $3.50 per share on each
and every share of the stock issued
Oy the said corporation was levied
upon the three hundred shares Of tbe
sock issued by said corporation.
payable Immediately in United STAT
goia CON- to the secretary of said
company at his office in the postof- |
nee Boise, Idaho.
ANY stock upon which this ,sso..
lnent shall remain unpaid ON The t6tL
Day Of Oct 1908, will be deIinouent
and advertised for sale at public auc.
ion and unless paid before will be
'oao on the first day Of November.
70, TO pay the delinquent assess,
nsnt together with cost of advertis-
ng and expenses Of .lle.
A. H. EACLEsoN,
w. C. FFNToN = President.
3oi se a the office of the postnaster |
'oise' Ada county Idaho aS'ei
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
A GRAPHIC COMPARISON

l. Thomas J. ODonnell who is Democratic asniro4
d States from Colorado, speech at Arvada United
/ lowing striking defense of the bank guarantee plank n W the fol-
IS cratic platform: D0no
the earth edge The hills are so seen 49, Where
pow with side hill plow Almost every farmer keen we mad
Sheep and the farmer boys about the only 1o S
climb the hills Everybody kept dogs for poorer nat could
more dogs they keep Some of these dogs would kill e the
dogs wouldn't The township paid for all the sheen Liz some
and assessed the cost the of all the y u
the good dogs had pay equally with the owners of M
the rain falls alike the just and the unjust oSS
dog the lookout for sheeplne dogs and put e
orally supposed that these dogs had look which was gen.
them from other dogs The didn't bear heavily on the
and the fact that the township would pay the sheen y n
the sheep rest easily at night and helped sheen
Those who oppose the guaranty of bank deposits v t
eminent tell you that there sheepies among te b gov
good banks and poor banks-bH the to supply the
the deboSOS of failed banks 1lH be felt b the good G W
aH let the deboSor sleep at night and make the bankers t
look ont for the SheePkiHerS among their number" @
United States Senator Hepburn publicly repudiated be t
if REFORM and the convention of this year took occao ~
that the convention could pledge Legislature
local option And Boss Brady connved the breaking Of al
pledges by the last legislature mighty queer are Ren
One of Howes heros got indignant at the villain in tho
story that he threw the latters hat window The S
man quite indignant and almost Threatening in it's war
Hastings and Lansdon
Bargain and barter trade and fch anything to pet no
the order of the day the Republican state co
ion Doubtless the people will have something to saw in No
Der
Now for the largest attended primaries the Democratic n
held Ada county and then most enthusiastic CON
enton and clean sweep the polls
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04

me guaranteeing OF bank deposits would not tend to wildcat
banking but would prevent it. All the would be interested -
watching eac oher and the bank SUSPECTED Of rec
eeSs examiners would be posted by banks what line Of in
estgaon to pursue and the offending bank would he forced 70
d us ways or else go out of business The vaous cear;n
eS would also qpcy enlarge their powers oversee the ]
er members The bank guarantee has come to STAY as is evidenced
by us success III Oklahoma and the fact will be adone - H.
sas as soon the legislature meets as both parties there @
10 IT'S support order to keep the Kansas people from sending &
@ t guaranteed banks of Oklahoma To go up against the
insurance OF bank deposits to butt your head against
and so the Republicans will discover ''0"e"di
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For United States Senator:
c. 0. STOCKSLAGER, of Blaine.
For Congressman:
J. L. McCLEAR, of Kootenai.
For Governor:
MOSES ALEXANDER of Ada.
For Lieutenant Governor:
c. A. BOYD, of Bannock.
For Secretary OF State
W. w. SMELL, of Canyon
For Attorney General:
FRANK MOORE of L,atah
For State Auditor:
j. A. BRADBURY, of Idaho
For School Superintendent:
MISS GERTRUDE NOBLE, of Boise.
For Treasurer:
DAVID l.. EVANS, of Oneida.
For Mine Inspector:
HARRY MOORE, of Shoshone.
For Presidential Electors:
JOHN c. RICE, of Canyon.
M ID. MILLS, of Nez Perez.
T. c, GALLOWAY, OF Washington.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04

I fotters Herald-Several months ago w Van Ceave l
II Roosevelt is renominaed Republican
po e republican ticket By his policy labor Roosevelt has
SHOWN himself to be the cheapest kind denagoo,1e To- mas
van leave who was opposed the denomination Of PI
because ne ROOSEVELT in favor certain labor ea;
now using his voice and pen in the effort convince the voters
an deserving OF their support Surely Van Ceave and G
trades mions who earnestly desires the remedial w e
organized labor IS demanding be on the same side t
IS going to be deceived in Taft @ van NleaVe
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-04
NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION

In the District Court Of the
Third judicial District Of
the State of Idaho, in ana
for the County of Ada.
Lorene M. Massey, Plaintiff
Ollie E. Massey, Defend
ant.
Action for Divorce
The defendant in the above en-
titled cause will take notice tllal
IN Monday, September Fl 'l9oo'
between the hours of two P. M
md four p. m. on said day, at the
,ffice of Gill N. Holloran, at NO:
90 w. 18th street, in the city Of
Pueblo, state of Colorado, the de-
'osition of Mrs. r. ]. Welgnt
IAN, before the said Gill n h9l-
bran a notary public, will be !. 'a aSs
n to be used on behalf OF US
laintiff in the trial of the ABOVE
ause pending in said court
7. H. SAVIDGE.
Residing at Boise, ldan nc
Attorney for Plaintiff