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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Baltimore Sampi.gadet Gumpaanie.

(gtIte uno suberldffse gai.Gfuie.)
Die 8ereinieie Stanteus8oft beforoerno.
na n : y;,' !; 9tSp sR,s4, Virginia NM sasassgs":
rGnlnlet bon ben .V1D qine~sBiers ri. o Sis
% eia9t: sirats. ,snR ber Barre. etraie, nm
S;31 mDeilSs Sireft nap SIo Roint Comfort,
2u SSle 4oirt a4f6Inb an &c. & D..gabn"
nab Rtbntono. auberoem oreimal Die y9ode
az .&irginta HaOisaiiou Go. mad SanieS
NipcrsYonohnge uno Si6ntono. ga. an Nrrs
fof Inf6Iub an .%stlnntic Goaft Cine 9abn, .
.sorfolt \ @eftern gabu." yTortoIf & eoiiib.
err @gbn" tnb rSlo Sominion Salnpfer Co
RAD y%telubern. H.sG.. gSnfDington, W..G., gix.
menS. 20 unb 9efp'gort
Wf1hl5eilen nab europdifdcm 8Idn. Siefe
Sampfer baben I%uriri5fe aaiiiter, belize ms
iaIte Slbs ooer sal1paier.Sdber. eieiirif6e
ge!endtii1q uno Eampfbei8una. acben fofteT.
tret. aabinen Toe. $1.0O, $f.50, $500 itno
500 Seaes, 8imnler fir 3pei 4~erfonen ein.
S%ertfhtct abnnen r%tlerpirt perben In ben
8tletsgilrcnur i07 SIt,9aItimores strabe. Zoo
g,idbtsSirate. 9. Y. G. Office Sitoofts@de her
baltimore lno eaIhertsS trate, ,GontinentoI
9rult @lIiIStna" nno sIbnnab's, Or. 100, Woro.
Sohu ". Sheruuob, 0en gomptou.
StcesPrdf. II. Sen. sWllnaaer. 8eu, sVaiI swof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Nr. 161. fir 6roucn aus einem
Stiif. 80 bis Al 3oa 9ruitmoB.
Gic SO 3oa @roBe crforoert ~
OaroS 36.5ou. Stoiies, mie Toinioof,
Sinnen ooer Gambric. Gie SERTED.
lung lit iebr eiuiot; sic 1oiQe lit
aus einem Stiid runO 5ugeidnitten.
Die @eite am Nbertbeil miro burd,
Elm 3ugbano 5uIammen geboIten.
Gin Muiter oieier grt miro aeaen
Ginleionng bon 10 Gcnts in Silber
ooer griefmorfen an irgeno cine
Ioreiie geiouot.
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Oeteftin.Wncntu1
@citcrm WarslanS Giien6a6n.

0eeinnero am Q. Suni. ~berIaffen Siuen.e tatinr,
4.t0 Standardization, Saeersiown, q rns
". Rp., gapnesnoro, 9bambersbnra, unb
aiis9en. Sonntae, 5dncod unb GuulberIono.
1857 Sorm.-sSeitern Grpreb, Weitm tniter
Sreoerid, (auseen. Eonntags), 1burmunt'
8lue 8ioae, 8ienn Iifta, 8Ilie Wountain'
gSdbnesboro, 0bambersburg, Saaerstofpn,
Sareod, Cumberland uno GTfins. Buffet
SbierontionssgSdaeors Die 9noitaiion bic.
teS Siaes ani Sorlntdl lit in Sdaerstotpu.
LAO stacbni. - Accommodation nab rlniots
8ribae.
1905 @n6nt.- Grpres, SauptIinie, soaers.
totpn. S1ncod, @abtesoru, Cha rnbersburo,
SDtppeiSbitrg, ilto au59en. Gonntdg, sSreoes
rid mo @Inmtisblrg.
Sdalidi, ansgenumu,en 9puntaa.
10y SorHi. gorf, y. uno o. Gio., nno Gar,
$50 serm-aiiommooation man eSsemout II.
@r,mitsburg.
1920 9sachm. 1gIue Morniaimer preb, Refimin,
Her, Srcoertd. Iburmont, 8Ine Aioae, gne.
ia 8iiia, Blue momntain uno Sassrsiopn.
Yarlor.Ba eeon.
3.25 @ahm.-SaupfIinie 5ftIi6 bon Gmorb.
Strobe. ferner Dorf. Sanoper, @ettpshurg
uuo y. tno s. Glib.
5.30 Gnbn. -gifommoontion mad Sanoper.
6.15 IbenoS-gifomm. mad 1lnion.9riope.
Yhar 9cnnerfagS nnb sdmftags.
11.0o Ibenos-MifcniIn. mad ltniona9rioee.
Nnr Spnntags.
9.45 Worrn.-gffommooation na6 1tnion.Brioqe
itno Sdnober. VI IsSl
Salt Mot on gennfpIbania. abe. station.
u. Nubertfon, y. N. Nuipen,
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gener terminus an ter Eteiun6 5fuanoiaffm
strabe, Neip.Vort. beaneuI NOD SoteIS uni

WoIuIfS HuW WRfpff'ptI Vnb bes
reif sinn 6ebr1u6 in Der Gdf.oers unb Nt.
Nop all Citation I'M 900 MbenbS. "
Seferuitfng bon Haum TN S&Idfs e1er BuSs
Iorsgangaons, Gpeiferatsn etc. per5eu f&neu
bejoret Der Telepbon In allen fo!penben Billet
giiredur: gbnr.e1s unb gnItimore.g trabe, q. 8
g., ct. EauI 1924, ooer Wso., gourtInnb 1901;
Uaf. NopaI.Gtution, G. & g., Dlt. Sermon 1928;
9dubensG tatton Snfofmattons. Bareau, 9. 3 o.,
ct. RauI s46, ober Wo., GourtIanb 2726, uj6
Nr, k26, Glh.Broaoipdb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Noppelidraubeu.
GIprek. xnb EaiIasier 9ieah.
Sambnrs amerifa : 2inie,
41-45 grOabtpag, Nep.Yprt.
arthur @. Rpbipn,
am aften pfase,
1877 Sit-galtimore-Str .
Wcrdants e. Miners Sranspprt. So
TomhfpryQtute

Sradt uno 9aiiastere.
Hadl Bottom nno benz Eiten.
Sonrlt1gs 9lenitdg uno 6reitua, G llbr 9Iben6s.
Wadl trpetbenre uno benz Siten. =
SonIlfna, Wittuo6 lio Sreitag, g 1l6r 9(benoS.
y Huh 1eiupprt sieipS.
I1gIi6, nusgenommen Sonnerftaa II. Gamitaa,
o u6r Mbenos.
= Srndt aneenommen taeii6 bis 8 llbr g,abm.
iir ~oenfelben Tag ~fnbreube Sampler.
Tndl saoanna6 NIB Sadioppiae.
=. ". Wegictn, ggent, Bier 3, Sub S.sGabs Str.
3aint. yiirean: Sermun uno RiebtsGtr.
O13.I&S@ =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Sllmbing, Surfaces, 8anges un<
Scfen, Godoeden uro &innen.
Bennett Bros, 529 Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Q0bofaten.

aarl u. Wt. Sdolt, 120--f29 Cain BUILDING
Wuitauus Sorb, 26f-269 Galoert @uiIoins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Nus Dem Snner,n Marnlanb's nnb
Den angren5enbcn Staaten.

9eS Ginbrud) IL be duI0igt.
Sobn 2i5cr bon @o0erstomn, W0.,
nltroe pom Dem oortigen Srie0enS.
rihtcr &ortlc inter $1,000 9iirgidait
Dem 8eribtSneriabren iiberluieielL
neil er on9ebli6 in Die @obnung
Sronf Iurbirt's ouf Ser lueitlid) bon
Sogerstomn eelcgencn 6orm 0cS
Srll. VI. g. Heitaro eingehrodJan
ieiil lln0 S6infen, Gier lln0 nnOerc
Soden gcroubt boben ioa. Si5er ar
beitete iiir 4nrbin unO lpurOe fiir}.
lid aus ocmu 9fenit entlaiien. &or
mcbreren Monoten tomell ser 6rou
Gurbin mcbrere goloene &inge ob.
bun0en.
Sill" ga tia ID
Geo. q, Gid eil PEI SpritJ-
@rQpe il rf.G9untpR g. tpobls
batter iupaer 6aflner8 per feil 6riib'
ouiiteber lit. bat cine @riinoung get
mod)t, Ole inn beS Wor9els cine
Stumoe l6nger Hube giebt. IS lit
ein Npporot, Der bemt Eiero oocr ocit
Eieroen oen Wois ooer Safer oitIo.
motiit in scr Frog tilt. giae
@cdllbr t6llt Sic arbeit, inOem an
Dem obla,tienben ailrbel Elm Grobt
beicitiet lit, Der iif I'M Den aurbel
minoct llno Den Shiabebooen zines
&orrotbStaitcnS, in lucIhem ho5
Efcrocfutter iid) befinoet, lpe95ieGt,
morollf oos Suffer IN ocn Srog
berunterfdat. Gie 8orriht,ng bdt
ben 8ur5ug, BOB bie Eieroa ieben
Worgell genou sur ielben 3eit ibr
Suffer bcfommen.
9ebeutenocr 9 6o6cn.
Cos giireoitae6Gltoe mo bic
Tiibla Der aGouul Somoge Comp"
5u Cumberland, Mb., mllroc Sonl.
itog Abeno ein Rpub ser Slommen,
Wun 9loubt, OoB boS 6euer onacltgt
mllrbe. Ser S6ooeu belGuit iid) ouf
$1,000.
9remcr getDbtet.
Ter % Sabre olte 8rcmicr @nl.
8rep bon Soirntont, @.-@o., melder
I'M Gienite Ser Baltimore. Ohio.
9obn" ltarlo, luitroe I'M Sro6tbohn.
boi 81 8epicr, @. .Go., BON cinenl por-
beiImlIenoen 3ltge g%"troffen mo nni
Der STEELE gct0btet. Gor iefS Mono.
ten 6otte Der Mann gcbeirotbet.
GoS olte Sort muB obge.
rilleu mcrocn.
Gie leBte &offnutH boS olte Sort
Sepern bel Der Slottcn slfooamie All
Innopolis Dor Dem 9(bbrud, 81 ret.
ten, iino 9eIhmunoen. Mopor @or.
Don $. CLAUDE BON annapolis lit bon
Dem Slottet.S efretGr George BON 9.
Weper benod)ridtiat ipproeu. ooB er
nit Dem grGiioenten Gait Die @iin-
ife Der 9eiuobner pon annapolis BE-
lprot)en babe, iie aber 81 Dem Gllt.
ldlulie gefommen ieien, oaB eS nidht
rotblam lei, OoS olteJ Sort nid)t at
erbolteii.
S%tiir5te BON Is SUB bobem
,m.t Balloon.
Sn Sreoerif. No., ~itiirSte SSsobn
@ortbington, boS Sobnden bes
Sberrifters @lenn s. @ortbinoton,
fppfilber bon Dem Is Sub boben 9o(.
fon oes eltcrlidJen Seims uno lonoete
oiif Dem NIT 3iegeliteinen aepiIoiter-
ten Grottoir. @1breno oes Soqes
ibliig Der anabe auf cine @Gidelei.
ne, itnb oieic oasin rettcte iein 2eben.
Gr bate inter Dem 9olfon cine 4iite
oilfgeltellt nn0 lpplte oiele ieben. Sci
Dem S~erobbeugen pom 9dlfon perIor
er bos SleidseluidDt llitb Itiir5te topf-
uber hlnunteu =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

8llpieridmieoe uub gllimberS.
Spbu Subert, 17t4 9baneS.e trabe. 6. & q
2elepbon: Wolfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

yScrienform iii Eferbc."
9ic .animol Heiu9e Illociation, "
peld,c al Der @nior.S traBe elm
SunDc. uno aatenbeim eingerid)tct
hot, trdgt iid ieet nit Dem Elane,
tinc @cioc fir i%iberorbeitete Eierhe
on5ulegell. no bieielben lih micoer
erbpIen fonneu. Sir oas Grite iin0
$500 iiir oos llntcrnebmen eriorber.
lid.
Spitematid de aronfen-
pflege. - Del oem oiesi1brigen
1eIblogcr Der Iorpl0nOer Stoots-
miliS, oos bonn Is. bis %. Suli bel
@eitminlter ouf9eid)iagen merben
uirh, miro 5iinl erlten Mole i'll ipltc-
nlotiiher @eilc fir Die &ranfen &C.
iorgt mcroen, rpie eS in Der 9unbes.
arnler geihiebt. @isber iorate ieocS
Hegiment fir feline eigenen aranfen,
in0 Die auSriiitung iuor niht INNER
Die bette. Sn oieienr Sabre miro eit
oIlaemeines Ssloboipital ein9eridltct
mer0ell.
Nlnder sonreIop
MACH FLETCHER'S
IN @eI
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Griffith & 3nrner Gu., 205 @oros2aca,S trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Mormor. uno 8ranit.Werfe.
8. Silaartuer & ebbne, 714-71s s8eft'BaItii
mDresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Observation-Disclosures

49, @ore.-gaG 0ori, ausgen. Gonntags.
$50 Morg -gdd Della, MIR SunnfaaS.
$50 Wiora.--gtah HeIair, ausaen. Sorntnes.
tao Tatm.-y,a6 8eIuir, dusgen. Sanlftops
uno Sorntdgs.
100 Nahm.-Gon BeIair, nur Scnntaes.
1.30 Tdfhm.-gnh NeInir. nlr Gamftngs. .
$50 Na6m.-gn6 Worf. dusoen. Sonnfdg5.
4.05 Mahm.-ginh SeIt1. nur Sonntags.
Go Indhm.-g,an @eIair. aisaeu. Sonntaas.
Clio TbeHoS-Gc6b TeIfa, auseen. SoHnt1as.
HOO Mbenos-Nuh Delta, Hur Sonrtngs,
1870 Mbenos-yia6 geIair, ausgeH. GonntugS.
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G4l11Elggg&QG1m
: xdsItd. I 1asIia, ausaenOHusen somntasA.

2bpItbdu1t HNtot StuHpt uuT nt Stuune" Don
Wo6entueen ZOO BORN. bis 500 9!benb1.
Sribere @bfabrt bon Der WQt. 3opabStotton.
Gtrcfte Drrbinenns In ser neuet uuisus
etatton 3n Nafpiagtpu init alea fasit& seses.
ben 3tnten.
Baipinsiom, berIaHen gt. ropaI.staien:
t1I.5s.. s1i.55 Norm.. st2,i6,, tfS.5s, fi.fS,
.2.49, 1850, .4,1e, t4.55. 1855 9sadm., 1900,
1855. 500 eimitsb), 49, so. "t1.2s abenbs.
200" fi.ao. 900, 1920, 1900. 1000, tfi.G
SorM 1890, ti202 1920 t1;oo, sIo5.
Wimiieo).. 80 90, *i0.0b, .ii.o5, .ii.S2 abbS.
Grebertd. 9aunbensstrtion. t7.35 unb sells
8orm.. TIPS. t3, 90 nnb 1870 Ta4m..
1880 dabm. gnrueen.S tatiru, 1885, 1904
gorm., 1880, II 100 gla1in.
Nupal Blue 2tne
nad4 Vtttaoet4ta nub Rensgsrt.
gener Terminus an ter Gteiunodtuanaieftsn
strabe, Nsip.Vorf. beaueu NOD SoteIS uni
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9lehplattcrL Metau, etc.
sbpn, 6outin G. So. (ineorporirt), 1910
NnIocrftuns Strube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Eapier uno Eapier-9 iiten.
smttt, 9irpn Co., 105-i07 Sa,oper.G traBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Gobleu un6 Sol3.
SenrH u. Bon SeiHe, $50 9oIumbiasstbenue.
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Gei9attss&esmeiier.

OWUtI7I VUTEUFtUI- HWFU TUtEF
Veoarfs.I rtifel.
she Diners 6 Stds &c.. 104 Sfo'Soiparo'Str.
3eitungen, 3eitihriiten, etc.
,sbe Baltimore Reips Co.," 9aoio glbererom.
bic, 9efbdft5iiibrer, 319 NeftsSermaHsStr.
8au . Materialien, Sbiiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
SAINTS .. softer d So, 115-117 SIb'5reoe'
ridsStrabe.
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SruIt.G

STHIsOUIIPuYIIe II.
,Wlarnlanb Srnit Co.," 9loropeds@de gaIberts
grdItoent; tSarroa Ban Reb, S9aemeilier;
Serbs opener, inn.,. 9iflfssS6asmeifter;
&au Sfinner. SiiItssSefret1r.
Baltimore Sraft & 8uarautee Co.," GquitabIe
Builoiug. "a
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0otipuul.Yanfen.

Hationol .Yanfen.
,Sbe Gfb Spmn National Sanf," gab. uno
ereter,StrlBe. Sacob Q8. Sosi, Brdiioent;
SenrD >. Seoue. &aiirer.
,9iueitc 9latipnal.0 auf," 432 Sios9roaouap.
". e. 2Sd9ner, 9aiirer.
~,sseitern 9~.ational gant," IA 9orcs@utatu'Str
9. Marriott, a1ffirer.
uSarmerS ano. WterdJants National Sant,"
Solths urlb QpmbarbsS trahe.
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8ionoS ltlt0 SraeIu.

Gbas. ~. stieit 0 Observation-Disclosures
Wm. 0nate 4 60, gnrisglpe. uuo 5a0ette.t
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@igent6llms Igenten llno S1noler.
9ierre 6. Susan & s'epbew. 10 Oft.9eyinston.
Strabe.
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sur pragti(6e Sausfrauen.

u. Saa Sarris. 9oftmeitcr.
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2anomirtbidoftIide @eratbe tno
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Spar.gunfen.
yTeutide eparbanf ppu Baltimore" gutatus
uHo BultinloresS trabe.
ySt. Sames Sparbaut," guIfiToresStr abe uro
9uitom SuufesgoenuP,
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Nmtlidle Vriefliitc.

Baltimore, 21. SUM 1909.
. UJ,Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Staats- Banter.
,1mtife 9ant ppE Baltimore" Baltimore
linb SouioapsStraBe. Ileutt Q8eber, Brdits
bent; Is. 3. 5i6t, S6abmetiter,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
GETTING ExAsPERATED.

Health Officer DR.. Patrie wishes
to remind the people that it is their
duty to report for quarantine If they
have any contagious disease. Chicken
pox is one of them and keeping the
matter secret when they have a
case is liable to prosecution.
Mrs. Berg was up from Logan
Thursday and says they are moving
to Chicago this spring.
DR.. Shook is back aagin in his old
office over G. e. Kinney & Sons, and
his family are in the Crisler cottage.
There is new daughter at Markus
Blenkle's. born Sunday March 2Sth.
There is new daughter at the
home of L. r. Aldrich, born Tuesday,
March 3Oth.
Rev. P. w. Powers of Chicago, is
on his way to Blackfoot to take UP
resident on his Carey farm.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02

Register Saturday. II
Fresh California Fruits every day
ut Delays. Phone ice. 31tf
For home grown stock, Ring 176
Black. Bingham County Nursery.
40-5 w. A. YOUNIE, Manager.
Ladies. il you want latest form
at the same time the most comfort
able corset made. Buy the Royal
Worcester. Washing Machines and
Wringers. the very best. Biethan's.
400
A pleasant card party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts at their
home on Stout avenue Wednesday
night. Mrs. Roberts and the chill
1ren will leave in few days for a
visit to home folks in Texas.
Everybody likes gssd Tea and
Coffee. You can get II 1t =. =. De
Kay's. Eclectic, Renee. MaAsr Nesss.
White House. PaxteA, - Gallagher
nd Dwight Edwards Coffee. ~ lsad-
q brands. DsKay; PAsas lee. an |
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
AMONG THE BAPTIsTs.


This denomination is making such
rapid strides since Rev. Evans was
called to the pastorate, 1t is difficult
for those not connected with the
church to keep step with them. They
are having their second series of
meetings at the present time, have
organized a good young peoples So
ciety, increased their membership
and almost completed a new modern
cottage parsonage.
Last week they issued invitations
to their first annual banquet in the
Odd Fellows hall, wisely suggesting
by this that they do not consider
social amenities should disappear
because of religious progression.
The editor and his wife were un-
fortunate in having too many dates
on hand to attend early in the even
ing. When they reached the hall
the banquet was at its most interest
Ing stage, with the guests too atten-
tive to be disturbed SO they stole
quietly away without making their
presence known. The meetings still |
'ontinue with unusual interest. Mrs. |
iermiston has been called away but
rev. Hermiston Is there every night
With good impressive. stirring SER
non. full Of Just the right kind Of
eligion. s
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
JACKMAN'S
Ladies Furnishes


Bring in those accounts, good, bad
or otherwise. Bingham Collection
Agency. r. W. West. Mgr. Office
over Palace Drug Store. Att
The best finished work done in
sewing and the best fitting is done
by the new dressmaker at the Bat
way residence. Madam Bischoff.
Att
DIR. N. r. CRisLER. Physician and
Surgeon Calls answered day or
night. Also eyes tested for
glasses. 3stf
PLENTY OF MONEY 10 LOAN AT
IS PER CENT AND CAN BE OBJ
TANNED ON SHORT NOTICE.
PARKINSON REAL ESTATE GO.
16tfl
WANTED-Ladies to learn the
French dressmaking system by
Madam Bischoff. Go and see the
diploma furnished after the full
course OF study. Att
The pretty little gavel loaned to
the WI. s. has been taken from the
club rooms. 1t is souvenir belong
ing to one of the members and it's
return is requested. 39tf
Get your choice Carolina poplars,
cherry trees and apple trees of the
Bingham County Nursery. w. A.
Younie, Mgr. Phone 176 Black.
40-5
The Dobbs French tailor system as
used and taught by Madam Bischoff,
the new Blackfoot tailor and Dress
maker, is the Oldest and newest
system Of the world Try it. 41tf
You do not have to send those ac-
counts Of yours away from home for
collection. The Bingham Collection
Agency has an office over the Palace
Drug Store and the P. o. box is 264.
Att
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
DAIRY ASSOCIATION MEETS.

The Dairy Association will hold an
adjourned meeting on Saturday
afternoon at the Commercial Clubs
new quarters under Hunters gro
Gerry.
Mr.. Kestner has very generously
supplied the farmers with the Isis
theater building for their meetings
at various times, and now that the
club rooms are open, the use of the
rooms is rendered for meetings of
this character.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-04-02
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS

ARTICLE /.
This organization shall be known as
THE Aberdeen Potato Growers Associa-
ton" and its membership shall consist of
farmers.
ARTICLE H.
The officers of this association shall
consist of President, Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer, Superintendent and
these officers shall constitute. the Board of
Directors.
ARTICLE III.
These officers shall be elected by ballot
and for term of one year.
ARTICLE Nv.
A candidate shall receive majority of
the votes cast before he is elected and In
case of tie the President shall cast the
deciding vote.
ARTICLE v.
There shall be no salaried officer of this
association except the Business Manager,
who shall be hired by the Board of Direc-
tors. He may be compensated either by
salary or on percentage basis agreed
upon by the business manager and Board
of Directors.
ARTICLE VI
The duties of these officers shall be as
follows:
Section /. President to preside over all
the meetings of the association and Board
meetings of the association at the direction
of the Board of Directors.
Section 2. Vice President: In the abb
sence of the president the vice president
shall perform his duties.
Section g. Secretary: 1t shall be the
duty of the Secretary to keep record of
the meetings of the association and Board
of Directors To attend to all the corre-
spondence of the association and discharge
oh nth I,,fi ", t<,h 10 nfff
Section 4. Treasurer: 1t shall be the
duty Of the Treasurer to receive and keep
safely all money belonging to the associa-
ton and disburse the same under the d.
rection of the Board Of Directors on war
rants signed by the President and Secre-
tary At each annual meeting OF the asso-
citation he shall submit complete
statement of his accounts for the past year.
Section s.. Superintendent: His duties
shall be to give instructions as to seeding,
cultivating, watering, preparing our pota-
toes for market and any other Instructions
that will be beneficial to us.
Section 6. Business Manager: 1t shall
be his duty to find the best possible mar
ket for our potatoes and also act as our
purchasing agent.
ARTICLE VII.
The Treasurer of this association shall
give bond in the sum of $..............
same to be paid for by the association and
this bond must be approved by the Board
of Directors.
ARTICLE VIII.
The Board OF Directors shall levy as
sessments on the association to cover all
expenses of the association. This assess
ment shall not exceed $500 per acreage of
potatoes grown for any one year and all
assessments must be paid within 10 days,
after notice by the Secretary.
ARTICLE TX
Any member refusing for one year to
pay his assessments shall be dropped from
the roll OF the association and not be en-
titled to the benefits derived therefrom.
nor can he become a member until he pays
all the assessments that are due.
ARTICLE x.
Any member found aiding disqualified
member or any person or persons not be-
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

Divine services at the Episcopal
church next Sunday at II a. m. and
5 p. m. Sermons will be preached
by the rector, Rev. A. Chemberlaine.
Evening prayer on Friday evening at
8 o. m.
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EXPERT PIANO TUNER AND RE-
PAIRER COMING.

Our Mr.. Norman Very will be in
Blackfoot in week or ten days. Any
one wanting expert work done on
pianos or organs, please mail order
direct to us here. ~.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
BlackfoOt, Idaho. 41-1
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c. b. ABBOTT RETURNS.

G. B. Abbott has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper with Neil F.
Boyle & Co. to succeed J. E. Elsen.
who left on Wednesday for Turlock,
California.
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AMONG THE METHODIsTs.

The Methodists have been keeping
railroad time the last few days in
the interest Of missions, Of which
they are always full to the brim.
There was two-evening session
at Mackay and two at Blackfoot.
The ministers taking part were
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Woodruff OF Pocatello, Lietch Of
American Falls, Johns of Mackay
and Edwards Of Blackfoot. There
were we'll written papers by members
Of the congregations at each place,
each worthy Of special notice.
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EGGS FOR SALE, PRIZE WINNERS
Thoroughbred Buff Orpington.
from the prise winners at the fair.
Eggs 81 setting Of IL. Frank Do
Kay Jr. At the store. 40tf