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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-25
To Rent.

Read every word Of the Rosenberg Mercan
tile Co.'s advertisement.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-25
Fine Watch and Clock Re
pairing Finest References.
Jules @. Huguelet,
Expert Matchmaker.
Abbeville, s.. G.

Abbeville, S. G.
Office and Repair Department on
second floor of new Realty Company
building, next to new postotfice. All
work guaranteed. Railroad watch
work a specially.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-25
Wednesday,, March Is, 1908.
City Primary.

The municipal primary was held yesterday.
Boxes were open at the Cotton Mills. Shops
and City Hall.
The result was Us follows:
Mr.. j. L. Mcmillan was nominated for May
or, Mr.. W. H. White Alderman from Ward l,
Mr.. L.. 7. Miller from Ward .. DR.. c.. e. Gam
brell from Ward 8, and MIR. Albert Henry
from Ward 4.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-25
Court House and Citv 4aII

Having completed the stone work
for these buildings will sacrifice stone
on, hand at cost rather than remove
it. Don't miss this opportunity to
purchase
Carriage Steps, Coping, Tomb
stones, etc.
For Designs or Estimates
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-25
At Auction
Books and Accounts

On Salesday. in April, at IL O'Clock, will be
sold at public auction, the books, notes and
accounts Of Geo. g. Klugh, bankrupt, 10 the
highest bidder. Terms cash.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-03-25
J. r. Glenn.

Itch cured In 81 minutes by Woolford's Sam
itary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by P. B.
Speed, druggist. 6m
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For Designs or Estimates
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16
Brevities From Busy Bull.
BULL, April Is, 1908.

BUHL, April Is, 1908
r. II. Craig an attorney from Eaton,
Ohio. is here this week and will locate
In Bull il he can ind an office to rent
| O. d. Cole who has been working in
the Anti-M onopoly drug store is in Fill
er in charge of a grocery store that has
been taken charge of by the Utah AS
ISOLATION Of Credit Men.
! The dance Friday night was success
SO ;ialy, II OF financially. Mr. Peterson
| and Geo. Lacy of Twin Falls came over
TO help Tom Holmes and Carl Provins
| furnish the music and all enjoyed the
evening.
E, A. Miner went over on the Friday
afternoon train as far as Twin Falls.
Nobody knows what he went for but
good many can imagine why he went
Mrs. Provins returned to Bull Satur-
day after visit of two months at her
old home in Ottawa, Ill.
Mrs, | N. Jordan was ia town Satur-
day, and was surprised at the growth of
the town in last two months.
T. w. Porter of Castleford came in
Monday al d went to Twin Falls on the
evening train.
w. s. Harris sold 90 acres of land ad
journing Bull to Charles Shank last
Monday. Mr.. Shank has moved into
his house on the place.
S. O. Kerley, Mr.. carp, and e.
w. Peck went to Clear Lakes Sunday
fishing and returned with good catch.
We do not know whether it was a silver
hook or the good bait that caused such
success.
Bert Atwood and Dr.. u. P. Albee
and wife were over to Filler Saturday
for Market day.
Henry Knutson and VIM. Van Hou.
ten of Kimberly were in Bull Sundey
between trains looking for some land,
they expect to buy here and make their
home.
Again last week was the Bull BAG he
lors club imposed upon by yonng lady
of Salt Lake, by sending her name and
address in box Of candy, and the con-
sequence is that three bachelors are
anxiously looking for letters and photos
Can't tell the out come Just now.
Eveleth & Mckay are preparing to
open cigar store and club room in IT, e
Hotel Buel.
win Pember and J. C. Thompson
went over to Twin Falls Wednesday.
II. A. Walch is in Bull visiting for
few days with his friend Mr.. Nelson.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16
Plans For kimber|y's School.

KIMBERLY April 10Th, 1908.
A number Of young people were en-
tertalned at the home of w. @. Newbry
Sunday evening.
The power plant was in operation
Thursday.
large acarage of grain is already
under cultivation near Kimberly and
the new land is being rapidly ceart d
made ready for farm NJ.
A fire broke out on on the Moon
ranch north west of town one night last
week, completely destroying the barn
and two large hay stacks.
Notices lure posted calling meeting
of the electors of the Kimberly school
district to decide on site for the new
fchJo house.
Mr.. Sherman from Salt Lake who has
been visiting the wilkins family, NOV
ed out on his homestead near Rock
creek last week.
Misses Lily and Margaret Newbry
visited relatives in Hansen Friday and
Saturday.
Mr. Burlington has returned from
San Francisco
The school hoard has accepted plans.
designed by J. e. Tourtelotte of Boise,
for the new school house. This BUILDING
will have eight rooms four on each floor
with large auditorium above. An es
pecially good feature is the two en-
frances on opposite sides of the build
ing, furnishing means of escape in case
of fire. The board will be ready to re-
ceiyed bids soon.
E 7. New5ry lost valuable horse a
few days ago.
Mr.. Scott is ditch rider near Kimber
ly this spring
Miss Leanna McDermid, VINO has
been attending school in Mt. Vernon,
Wash, the past winter has returned to
her home in Kim berly.
Ed. Claiborn was chosen as director
at the school election last week,
Miss Lettie Pratt is again in school
after long absence.
Misses Bertha and Margaret Newbry
and Glen Eaton attended the Sunday
School convention in Bull They re-
port very pleasant as well az profita-
BILE time
Miss Ellen and Angus Simkins are
visiting their sist,r Mrs. Joseph Neil
son.
Clyde Dunken and his cousin, G. G.
Eerebee were ia town Frid ay enroute
for Bull where they are visiting rels-
tives.
Harold Beismeier has the misfortune
to sprain his ankle few days ago, re-
sulting In several days absence from
school.
Mr.. andMrs. Mathews and daughter
Lila of Marysville, Idaho, have been
visiting relatives here for the past week
Vess Nelson has returned from Mil
ner where he has been working for
some time.
Mr.. johnson and Mr. Morrill, returned
r,turned from Salt Lake Wednesday,
r. Simpkins and family, formerly OF
Circleville, Utah, arrived here Saturday
They will locate near Kimberly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16

the last three months. The Musser
brothers all have large families and will
help to make the sage brush fly. j.
Musser had two emigrant cars of very
valua ole stock and farm implements.
Chas. Kasparek Is giving the Filler
State Bank brand new coat OF paint.
j. Harding s sister of Kansas is here
for an extended visit.
G. w. Thornton is very much taken
up with his new out f-doors sport these
days.
l.. Noble Of Twin Falls was in Filler
Tuesday.
Harand Fisher and wife were in town
for Traders day.
| j. E Kelsey of Twin Falls was Filler
visitor Tuesday.
O. X. Cole was appoiated receiver of
the Lyons Grocery stock and will close
it out at once.
Mr.. Mattson returned to Salt Lake
Saturday after week in Filler.
The Idaho Store company, Lid, will
soon receive a new coat of paint.
DR.. Alfred Newberry returned to f
CRATER an absence Of two weeks.
hoe hammers is on the sick list,
Mrs. NJ. Musgrave and daughter,
Helen. of Twin FAILS spent few days
with Mrs. Ira D. Vinton.
E. Re0tigg was a Twin Falls visitor
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira d. Vinton went to
Twin Falls to remain over Sunday.
Miss May Hal went to the metropolis.
Twin Falls, ON Saturday
Mr. Reels of Twin Falls drove to FL
err Sunday, taking advantage of the
beautiful day.
The city council should take steps to
prey emit Texas" from hanging such
hugh signs over the side walks. But he
is only Il small man.
Watch the bulletin board In front of
Hotel Filler if you are in need of en-
p!oyment.
Dr. Alfred Newberry and H. Fl
Schildman went to Twin Falls Tuesday
Filler has new employment bureau.
which is displaying large bulletin
hoard in front r,f Hotel Filler
Strawberry Sundaes and ice cream
viii be served at the Fler Drug Co
on Easter Sunday,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16
Traders Day at Filler.
filler. April 18th. 1908,

Saturday was Traders day in Filler
and Old Sol shone in all his glory. Every
rancher for miles around that could pos
sibly spare the time, took advantage Of
the affair Traders day all over the
the tract is awakening great interest
and every one is looking forward to the
events. The Commercial club made
every one feel at home in their coZy
club rooms, where COFFEE and sand
wicehs were served free to all. Mes
danes Rufus Giskill Ira virton, Geo.
johnson, and H. Carnahan were on the
serving committee.
Rev. Barnes of Boise was In Filler
Tuesdny.
Mr.. Olmstead, superintendent of the
O. S. L., made a short stop in Filler
M )nday and shook hands with the Com
mercial club members.
William Higgenbotham purchased
M. Gardeners place south Of town and
will occupy it in the near future.
P. Murphy's house is completed ana
will be occupied at once by the family
Miss Winfred Evans went to Twin
Falls Saturday.
Miss Minnie Vining spent few days
in Twin Falls with friends this week
Mrs. Harry II. Schildman and Master
James drove to Twin Falls Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Moore and daughter.
The Filler Jr., ball team would like
to have Peavey practice up little be-
fore another attack.
Glen Mckinley of Twin Falls was m
filsr ON business Tuesday.
A. D. Mckinley returned from Wal
lace Tuesday
Jacob Mnsser, wife and seven child.
ren arrived in Filler Monday from Abb
lene, Kansas, and will locate near his
brothers, on a ranch. Mr. Musser
states that he is here to stay, having
srch a good recommend from his three
brotl srs, who have located here within
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16
Hansen School Has Library
HANSEN, April Is, 1908.

HANSEN, April Is, 1908.
Prof JR, Hinton is enjoying visit
with his half BROTHER, A. l.. Whickcar.
who arrived here on Saturday Mr.
Whickcar likes the looks Of this .coun-
try and Intends to stay
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Mare of Twin
Falls spent Sunday at Hansen, visiting
at the home of their son. Author Bah
cock
J. S. Smith Is recovering from az at
tack of pneum o lia.
Rev Gourley of Twin Falls, preached
at the school house last Sunday to q
large and appreciative audience. 1t is
expected that Presbyterian church
will be organized on the second Sab
bath in May.
T. T. Rutledge and Ira Brewer spent
Sunday in Hey burn.
Rev. Geo. w Crater las accepted an
invitation to preach at Bull next Sun.
day, April 10.
Mrs. T. e Griswold, who was very
ill duri g last week, is slowly recover
ny.
Our schools are now provided with
Basket ball aud tase ball equipments
and during the past week one hundred
lew library books of excellent charac-
ter have been received, ut cost of $40,
exclusive Of freight. Some of the ell
DERBY patrons of the school are express
ing desire to again be enrolled as
pupils.
Mrs. Arthur Babcock is i'll with. ty-
phoid pneumonia
The Union Sunday School will give
an Easter program next Sunday at the
school house at .. IN.
Miss Vivian Bixer spent Saturday
with her parents in Hey burn, returning
Sunday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16

The kidneys are delicate and sensl-
tive organs and are very likely at any
ii ne to get out of order. DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills are prompt
and thorough and will in very short
time strengthen the weakened kidneys
and slay troubles arising from 'infama-
sion of the bladder. Sold by Spragues
Pharmacy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-16
Wanted.

Wheat for grinding Highest market
price paid. Twin Falls Feed Mill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
TRUSTED OFFICIAL
ACCUSED OF
STEALING
Judge Booe Prominent in.
Church, Lodge and Politics.
in Kentucky Capital Faces
Grave Charge,


FranEfort Ky Nov. PA warrant
for the arrest Of Judge Charles Booc,
claim clerk in the department. OF pub
lie accounts was issued tonight upon
the charge of misapplication of funds
belonging To the state. TN, warrant
Nas issued, it is claimed. following
disclosures that Booc has obtained
thousands of dollars of the states
money by nadding of witness claims.
idiots claims and warrants of like
character.
Judge Booze is one of the best
known democrats in this state lie is
deacon in the Christian church and
eXalttd ruler of the Frankfort lodge
Of Elks. He was assistant auditor uu-
der the last democratic administration
ana was considered SO capable and
reliable that when the republicans
took charge they retained him to I'M
struct the clerks in the details of the
auditors department.
state Examiner Thatcher claims
that as the result of his hurried in
Vestigation he has found evidences of
what he claims are irregular colleC-
tions during the preceding admins
traton ana he showed by his exami-
nation that in Sept. 1908, Booe obtain
ed $4,000 hen BOoc was confronted
with these checks. made out to allcg-
ed fictitious names. endorsed by these
names and with the second endorse
ment his own, he first said there must
be an error but as evidence piled up
he admitted it looked as &c he received
the money and said he would pay it
back if it would satisfy the officials.
Booo's friends held conference with
Auditor James and assurances were
given that whatever is due Will be
made good
Tho warrant for his arrest was
served upon him at his home tonight.
Bond was GXed by Judge Polsgrove at
$4,000 which was Immediately given
by five friends tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
COMMERCE COMMISSION
ASKED TO ORDER REBAT {
Curious Request Filed by Los Angeles
Lumber Concern.

Washington. Nov. 2l--A curious re-
quest is made of the interstate COM
merce commission in a petition filed
by the National Lumber company of
Los Angeles. against the san Pedro
Los Angeles and salt Lake railroad
company. The complainant says that
i'm the past it has been granted on
shipments of lumber ana building ma
terial from Los Angeles TO various
points a yarding -in-transit rebate TO
enable it to meet the competition with
companies having their yards at san
Pedro on the Pacific coast.
The defendant railway is willing to
grant the rebate, but holds that it can
not do so under the law. The com
MISSION is requested to direct the rail-
way company to pay the rebate on
certain shipments already made, and
amounting to S771. NO such request
ever before was made to the commits
sion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES TO
JOlN THE FEEDER NTION

Denver. Nov 21-It has been am
nounccd that there was born in Den
yer yesterday powerful railway en-
ploycs' organization to be known as
the Employees Department of the
American Federation of Labor, with
ten affiliated organizations as mem
bcrs. II. B. Perham was elected
chairman and H. John Flannery. sec
rotary. The object is to bring about a
closer union of all railroad employees
and to seek to affiliate all railway or
ganizations with the federation
The first convention is to be hcld i'm
Denver and 100000 employees viii bc
represented by the officers Of their
organizations, which are as follows.
order of Railroad Telegraphcrs.
brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron
ShipbuldcIs Of America. information
al Freight Handlers union. fntorna-
tional Association of Machinists IN
tcrnational Association Of Car Work.
crs, International brotherhood Of
Rlacksmiths. brotherhood Of Railway
Clerks, SWitehmrns Union of North
America. international Brotherhood Of
Maintenance OF Way Employees In
ternauonal Association ol steam Fit
ters of America
Two special committees reported
settlement of controversies referred to
them The Longshorem,u and Sea-
mems union adjusted their differences
and the factions OF the Electrical
Workers agreed 20 make "a complct,
settlement of their controversy at IN"
St Louis convention January rs.
1903.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
SERV|AN Pre- ME R
CLAIMS VICTORY
OVER AUSTRIA
Declared That Annexation OF
Bosnia and the herzegovina
viii Be DiSaIIowed by The
Powers.
lD, asonias journal spcciul ceased aircI

lIiS Mouiog journal ~uerinl leased HireI
ST Petersburg. No, "l,-The In
tervcnton requested by Austro Hun
gary to curb the warlilJe spirit OF the
scrNians has proved . doup!e-edged
weapon The fve modiatory powers
who Noro Instrumental in having Scr
Via retire from POSITIONS which Aus
lria considered mruaclng, have en-
gagged themselves IN return ia pre-
vent Austl Ian aggression ANA have
imposed peace ON both sides The
danger OF an armed collision which
was considered possible at any mo-
mcnt while the rival armies were inI
contact Is regarded here
as now practically eliminated NJ.
The Serviau premier who
Grown Prince George to
ST. Petersburg last month left here
tonight for Belgrade. lie said that
his mission was finished and that IA,
Vas wen satisfied with the results.
II leavo," said the premier FULLY |
convicted that neither the emperor |
nor the Russian people, win assent |
10 the annexation By Austria-HungarN |
IF Bosnia and the Herzegovina This |
was the main object of my mission |
since the question of war depended |
'hirnv upon Rus-ia's recognition or |
recognition of annexation This |
however. docs not signify that the |
question has been finally settled. Scr
ia under no circumstances Will aban-
Ion her demands, namely autonomy |
or the two provinces and Turkish /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
VI \ DlCAT|O \
Fur SAMUEL
GOMPERS
FEDERATION PRESIDENT
ONCE MORE REELECTED
Unanimous Choice Of Delegates
Gathered at Denver Next
Convention Goes to TOrontOi
Dan Keefe RetireS,
Inx Morning JonrnnI specInI Leased wirel

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Denver. Nov. 21.-President-Sau-
ucl Gcmpers, Of Washington, d. c..
First Vice Prcsident--James Dun
san, of Quincy Mass.
Second Vice President--John Nit
chcr of Springvalley III
Third Vice Prcsldent-James O'Con-
ncl. of Washington. D. c.
Fourth Vice President Max Nor
ris, of Denver
Fifth Vice Presiaent-D A. Hayes,
of Philadelphia.
sixth Vice President--W. d Hubcr,
Of Indianapolis.
Seventh Vice President-Joseph f.
Valentine, of Cincinnati
Eighth Vice Prcsident--John r.
Alpine, of Boston,
Fratenal delegates to the British
trades congress-John Z. Frey, cdi-
tor Of the Moulders' journal. and e.
A Larger, of the United Garment
Workers of America
Fraternal delegates to Canadian
Georgia Federation of Labor and cdi-
tor of the journal of Labor.
Convention city for 1909-Toronto.
Canada
The above is the result Of today's
election in the American Federation
Of Labor convention The executive
council, which is made up of the Of
ficcrs shows no change with the eX-
ception Of the substitution of John
r. Alpine for Daniel J. Heefe VINO
Withdrew Mr. Gompcrs WAS reject
cd TO the office he has held since the
organization Of the federation in 1881
with the exception of one year amid
scenes of the geratest enthusiasm, only
only representative Of the socialist
party voting against him.
There were no contests for any of
the offices except eighth vice presi-
dent. For this John Alpine and
William y Mahon were nominated.
Alpine was elected by a vote of 1896
ot $50.
John P. Frey was elected by ac-
clamation for fraternal delegate to
Great Britain but the election of n. |
A. Larger was contested by Robert A. /
Mckee, of the international Union of
steam Engineers, the ballot resulting. |
Larger, S,437 Mckee, 6,477.
The third roll call Of the day was
taken to decide where tie next meet |
ing shall be held. 1t resulted; To- |
ronto 1897: St Louis 3,079; Roches- |
ter, y. Y, 1,4SS; Washington, 800; |
Milwaukee, /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
CREASED
FOR SPEAKER
CANNON
TAFT WANTS MAN WHO
FAVORS TARIFF REFORM


Hot Springs NoV. 2l-Tr,sidcut-
elect Tart and Representative Burton
OF Ohio had another extended CON
ference today az which the speaker
ship question was discassvd as weU us
nearly everything elise" as Mr. Tuft
put it aftcrward What the present
state of mind of Alr Taft is ON the
spcakership question and what viii
be- his future attitude is made appar-
cnt beyond all question in statement
made for publication by Nh Burton
after the conference. An Burton
first explained that he was none the
less candidate for the senate than
when hr came here and that ON his
return to Washington on Monday Ee
should give more vigorous attention
to the canvass In ohio. He then said;
In discussing the question of the
spcakership am not assuming to
speak for M Tart but only 10 eX-
press what seems to me is clearly
correct view of the situation. The
prosident-elect made certain promises
during the campaign one was for
q thorough and honest revision of the
tarih This does not necessarily mean
that rates in an schedules Will be-
lowered. nor that any legitimate right
or interest of either capital or labor
will be disrcgdrded II docs mean a
careful reconsideration of the whole
subject. Besides that tariff th,lc were
other promises contained m tho party
platform and reiterated hy the prcsi-
dcnt-elect which must bc fulfilled Mol
doubt Mr.. Taft would oppose Nr Can
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
CIo,c Ilni-h Of nic,clc Race.

Boston. NOV 2l-Tha Lausou-An-
dcrson team won the siX-58y bicycle
race at the Park square coliseum.
which ended at o. o'clock tonight The
finish was sensational. six teams in q
field of ton failing during tho final
sprint Five riders finished
When they crossed tho limo Ivor
Lawson. of salt Lake was ahead with
Walter J.. Mittcn. OF Davenport. Iowa.
second. Carto Nanuni. OF Italy. third
Eddie Root. of Merose. fourth. and
Edward McLay 90 N-w Turk firth.
An five made 1890 miles and one iap.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

Objection was most seriously madc to
demanding assistance and to thl state
ment that 100000 men were unem-
ploycd.
Tho resolution was adopted in an
amended form in which it is urged
upon the federal government and the
several state and municipal govern
ments that work be provided for the
unemployed on roadways, waterways,
in improvements Of forests and In
other ways possible.
Several minor amendments were
made to the constitution, and at 1lo
p m. the convention adjourned until
tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
SPRINGFIELD RIOTERS
IMMUNE FROM PRISON
.I,iric- Hc~0Iut,I, Refuse tn Convict in
Gases Growing out of Race War.

Springns Id Ili. Nov 2I-After four
hours delibcratlon tho jury i1 m, case
Of Abe Eaymcr. alleged leader OF the
mob iu the race riots last night re-
turned "a verdict of not guilty He was
tried on charge of malicious de
struction Of property when tried
several weeks ago for murder iu cou-
nection with the yuching of w. Is.
Douuigan. an aged negro Raymcr was
also found not guilty Tonights yer-
dict is taken to mean collapse OF
the riot cases.
After the acquittal of Raymcr on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
P0PULIST POLITICIAN
FINANCIAL PUBLIC LAND

Omaha. Nov Judge Munger In
the United States court today sem
tenced }. "a. Edmistau. former state
oil Inspector and chairman Of the
populist state committee to pay a fine
of 3 600 and serve four months in
jail for Illegal fencing of government
lands Edmisten pleaded guilty and
his attorneys made plea for lcnlency.
Edmisten has been Drouincnt In Ne
braska politics FOR many years.