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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
Notice These Underwear Bargains

Ana Eae aManta9e q dependable Knit Under
arsns at prices lower than usually asked the Of the
season.
Ladies' IIaryard Make VESTS high neck With long short
q
Ladies' white ribbed high UNION with
short sleeves. all Sizes
grade; sale at &OC
With lace trimmed or tight knee all sizes. best. $40
.
Chrens Knee length Jersey ribbed Pants trimmed
tom an sizes, best 20c values 1S1MnI
. .
Chdren's
grade NAaLo
80
Ladies'
a tcr1 dcse n.al
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:;$;;;;; :; :; !; T. !; ;;;;:;: -; Shoes

oensndabe auatles priced worked for fun
Ladies' SHOES with
Up bucher cut all sizes. worth $3.50 lsS9
La5es hd SHOES with light sole @N
Ladies' Patent kid oXFoRDs turn SOLE pan
and patent to elect SsSH ="
worth SlJO. 4sN
oXFORDS with extension or light solos
a sze
Ladies Sid oNtORI)S with
patent tip medium socs wort >
U~X
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SOM. Brief Proper Names.

In the Zuyder Zee there is a bay
called Y. and Amsterdam has the
river Y. while, strange TO say. In quite
another part of the earth. in China
the same brief name is given TO a
town.
Elsewhere in the Fl0wery Kingdom.
in the province of Honan. there Is a
city called L. and in France there is
river and in Sweden a town rejoicing
in the name of A.
Proper names of this brief nature
are not. however monopolized By
places. Instances are on record where
individuals have been similarly named.
Some years ago there was shop kept
on the Rue de Louvan. Brussels. by
Theresa o. and there is Nine 0 in
Paris. who is wen known as the PRO-
prietor of popular cafe.
An amusing incident is recounted in
Connection with the impreSsment into
the military service of the son OF this
Nine. o. The young man could not
write and so signed his name on the
military papers with cross. 1t not
occurring TO him nor to any of the OH
eials how easily he could have written
his name.-BostOn Post.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the district court OF the seventh judicial
district OF lie STAKE OF Idaho, in ard Tor The
county Of Canyon
John Linereu, Plaintln, vs- John {. Bane GuC
Bell sane. nls wife, ana N Hess. lG2ao Iulple-
neul company, Limited. 4 corporation " ?
uler . Ooupauy. corporation ana Pfone~1
Tent ami AwnluZ CoEnp sEy, defendants
The people 9i ne stale u Id41O >enO greeting
TO the ABOVE named defvndaass.
You are ueEeDE summoned ard required 70
appear IN VI action OrVCgnt against yea ~ int
a00ye named plsIutin. ii inv district court OF
the seventh gIdlcal district OF the state OF
Idaho. n anu tor toe county Of e-4nyOn
anu 70 answer the complaint OF plaintiff nlrt
therein within twenty Gays exclusive OF the
dag OF service amer service on you Of thl> sum
mons. Il served within thls Iuolclal district,
otherwise within forty days he said action /
brvugnr 10 obgaiu a Qrcrev OF t1is court for The
fOreclo> ure OF . certain mortgage described Ia
the complaint anu executed oy The said J0hn c.
Bane anu BEL sane, his wife, on The I'm day o,
] uIy 1877. 70 secure the payment OF certain
pronisSory note maGe by tnSm 10 plaintiff on
same day for S4oc0aO, golc coin. described in
the complaint herein, AMI whlcn, By non-pay-
ulent OF The principal and interest has oSconae
cue. and alleging that The whole OF said prfnci-
pal sum OF S4tA-leu together with interest there
on from J1ly l7th. lse.at The o. ten per ceni
per anrun : due ana unpaid. and Tor ~ u
attorney fees SAD forecasts o. suit, hat the pre-
misses conveyed by said mortgage may &c sole
and The prvcerds thereof apS-IeG u me p2y-
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The Town Fool.
By n. QUAD.
By n. QUAD.

1t was brutal way OF putting 1t,
but everybody in the town OF Graham
had come To speak OF Jimmy Landon
as the town fool. 1t was said that the
boy had been born bright enough. but
at the age OF five stroke Of lightning
had worked the change in him. He lost
the power OF speech, and his mind
was weakened, and after the death Of
his widowed mother he was an inmate
of the poorhouse for two or three
years. Then he became a hanger-on
Of the town, having no particular
home, but being cared for as an OBJ
ject Of charity. Not quite that either.
He was always willing TO do any work
he could to pay his way. He could
hear II he could not talk, and. though
he seemed to have no more mind than
child of three. he got along very
well. Two things the boys Of the
town came TO learn In time-Jimmy
had streak of cunning in him, and
he was reveneeful
Jimmy Landon was thirteen years
old and had been looked upon as the
town fool for several years when
sort of event happened in the quiet
community. A stranger. who called
himself Colonel Bliss and who was 50
crippled up with wounds that he had
to use a pair of clutches. arrived in
town and delivered series Of lectures
on war. 1t came to be understood
that he had been the colonel Of gal
liant Illinois regiment and that owing
to his wounds and other misfortunes
he was in bad financial shape. He did
fairly well with his lectures, and he
made many friends. and when he pro-
posed to open singing and writing
school he received much encourage
ment He could sing, and he wrote
beautiful hand.
The colonel took M his quarters at
one of the two inns in the town. where
he had the use Of the hall used for
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BAD BEEN CAUGHT By LES IN A BEAR
TRAP

dancing. He could have had the best
room in the house, but he did not want
it. lie wanted one with a back in
stead of a front view. Just beneath
his windows was the roof of the kitch-
en-. and below that was the roof Of
shed. From thence it was a drop of
only six feet TO the alley in the rear of
the hotel These things were not taken
notice of by outsiders until later on
The town fool took liking TO Colonel
Bliss at once. He was drawn toward
him by his crippled condition. The
lad had never seen anything like ii in
his life. The colonel could manage TO
get up and down stairs. but no more.
If he left the hotel it had be be in a
carriage. Jimmy Iandon started out
to attach himself to the stranger as
body servant. but his unusual curiosity
brought about his downfall. He had
served for two weeks when the colo
mel found him rummaging his trunk
and sent him to the right about Not
only that. but he whacked him over
the back with one of his clutches.
Those whacks destroyed the boys IL
lusions. The colonel was no longer q
god to him. Jimmy had reasoned ii
out in his silly mind that the trunk
was a partnership concern and that he
had perfect right TO examine its
contents. and TO be whacked for doing
it and then TO be driven away in dis
grace aroused thirst for revenge.
The schools had just got fairly start
ed when more events came along.
One night the postotfice was robbed of
cash and stamps TO the value of 500.
II was widow who held the office.
and everybody felt sorry for her. 1t
was decided that the trick had been
done by two men who were seen loaf
ing about the streets at late hour
that night. and the sheriff failed 10 get
apy clew. The colonel beard of the
robbery. -of course, and seemed TO take
n deep interest in 1t. In fact his ad-
vice was taken by the sheriff in seek
ing to solve the affair. Only ten days
later the leading dry goods store was
entered at NIGHT and so IN cash tax
en-. AS no goods were taken, the sheriff
reasoned that some one in the town
was the robber, but the colonel dif-
fered with him. In his opinion an or
ranized gang was ar work aud the
fellows had been frightened away be
fore they could begin loading up their
wagon.
During the next week there was
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Power 70 the ,Iermaia,s Kiek.


Since women are invading mans
sphere at all points. there are sense and
logic in the appeal Of Annette Keller
man to American girls 10 learn to
swim. Women swimmers can not only
save themselves when the fool rocks
the boat and leave men free to save
others, but can help those of their own
sex. Men swimmers generally save
themselves when there is an upset
Sometimes they help women. But
every woman swimmer in the party
may add one TO the rescue force, max
ing the number needing help one less
Instinct. if nothing else. viii direct her
attention 10 the exposed children.
There are other reasons than train
ing for rescue work why it is well for
all 10 learn to swim. 1t is healthy
and mentally pIeasurable exercise
The mere knowing how TO swim gives
confidence to the vOyager and adds TO
the comfort of the water trip. In
these days every river and lake has
boat riding attractions. There are
more risks and mere accidents than
formerly. Since swimming IS so easy
and so beneficial in many ways, the
army of swimmers should multiply
and include tens Of thousands OF the
class which suffers most when there is
catastrophe on the water.
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ment Of aid note, interest snd attorney = fees
ana costs OF SUIT, and 10 case such proceeds
are not sufficient 70 pay the ssne then 70 obtain
an execution against said soin c. Bane, defend
ant lor Inc oaJ@fce RENAL due and zlso That
the defendants, and a.! per-ous claiming By,
through, or under them may be barred and
foreclosed Of rignI, title. clslra lIer equity
Of redemption ana Interest IL eDG 70 said n0rs-
gagged premises, 3hd Tor otsef and fu4 thsr re-
Ief All Of which more fully Spyeas $ IL pain
TIN ; said Complaint, q copy Of which - nsFeto
1tt@cneoT nereDy referreu 70 ana the contents
tnereof are hereby expressly MADE part u this
summons.
Ana y you fail 70 appear and an>wer the said
complaint a. above reIuirssI, me said plaintiff
VII apply 70 Inc court Tor the relief demanded
II the saId complaint
Given under by hand and the seal Of Ne dis
tr1ct court Of the -eyenIn IuaiciAi district
STATE o. Idaho, n ala Tor tkse county Of Canyon,
tnis ~ day Of september, 1903
Finisy Monroe, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. resid-
o V. Bsdley, Clerk
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sothing doing. Then a farmer who
lad sold lot Of cattle and had the
money In hts house was neatly robbed
Of every dollar Of 1t. He and his wife
were sleeping In a bedroom on the
sitting room, and the robber had ef-
fected entrance by using ladder and
second story window. The sum tax
en- was $500, and now the sheriff and
his deputies beGan to move lively. By
the advice Of Colonel Bliss, who hint
ed that lie might add detective agen-
cy to his schools. certain highways
were watched ut night Nothing came
Of that, hut the pOstoffiee In a village
in contrary direction was robbed Of
800 worth Of cash and stamps.
The town fool could hear. and he
heard all about the robberies. He
couldn't grasp the particulars the way
other folks did, but he absorbed
enough Of them to make him act
cueeriy. He went about with grin
on his face, and when spoken TO about
the robberies he put on the most know
ing look his face had ever worn. The
sheriff bought the lad 10 cents worth
Of candy and tried for an hour to get
something out Of him. but Jimmy sim
ply munched the sweets and grinned-
II he had anything up his sleeve he
wasn't going to bring 1t to light just
then. The robbery Of the farmer was
still being talked Of when hardware
store In the town was entered and
robbed. In addition to $25 in cash,
the robber bundled up $50 worth Of
the choicest cutlery. There was no
cIew until Colonel Bliss furnished one.
He directed suspicion toward the town
fool. Jimmy Landon was brought TO
the hotel by the sheriff, and the colo
mel and others set all sorts Of traps
for him. but were no wiser at the end
Of three hours. The boy would grin
ard. giggle and lie down on the floor
and laugh, but no one else could see
where the joke came inf there was
a Joke.
For two weeks after the robbery Of
the hardware store there was nothing
doing. The colonel held to it that the
boy, fool though he was. had become
frightened. Then the grand climax
came. and It was hair raiser. There
was private bank IN town, and the
owner had quietly put on Waterman
One night this Waterman heard sus-
picious sounds at the back door and
raised an alarm ard heard some one
running away. Fifteen minutes later
there was the awfulest Kind Of a row
in the rear of the hotel. None Of those
who rushed out were prepared for the
sights that greeted them. Colonel
Bliss. without his crutches. had been
caught by a leg IN a bear trap. the
town fool was rolling on the ground
in laughter. a mans trail over the
roofs could be traced in the thin snow.
and there were tracks leading from the
trap back TO the bank. Jimmy Landon
had suspected the man that whacked
him with a crutch and set trap for
and caught him. There was no getting
out of IT for the colonel. First. II
was shown that he was no more
cripple than any one else. and sec
ond. the plumber Of his various rob
berries was right there in his trunk
He simply stood on his dignity and
went to prison fer ten years. and the
town fool is still today welcome TO
make his home with any family in the
community. The doctors say that his
mind will never be any brighter, and
other folks say there IS no need for it
TO be.
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A cockn.y Announcement.

Last winter a gentleman was adver-
tised 10 sing at Il charity concert in an
English provincial town. presided over
BY local city councillor. self made
man. The first song was The OWL
stephen Adams. On rising TO an
nounce ii the chairman was informed
that the singer had not arrived. fact
that he duly notified TO the audience.
A little later the missing baritone
made his appearance and was observ-
ed by the worthy chairman. who rose
with evident pleasure and innocently
announced with marked confidence;
Mr.. 'Ampton will now favor US with
the longed for Howl. "-London An
swers
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The Road 70 s-eeess

has many distractions. but none
SO desperate as poor health. Sue
cess to-day demands health, but
Electric BitteIs is the greatest
health builder rhe world has ever
known Ii compels perfect action
Of stomach, liver, kidneys. bowels,
purifes and invigorates the whole
system. Vigorous body and keen
brain follow their use. You can't
afford to slight Electric Ritters if
weak, rundown or sickly. Only
SOC. Guaranteed by B. B. Davis
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Notice to Sheepmen.

Notice IS hereby given that the
following inspection line between
summer and winter range has been
made in District No Is: Commence
ing at Horseshoe Bend bridge in
Boise county, thence running down
Payette river TO the Emmett bridge
in Canyon county, thence north by
Indian Valley wagon road to Wash
ington county line. Owners Of sheep
are forbidden to drive their sheep
across the above named line until
same have been inspected.
c. B. KNOX, Inspector.
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FOR SALE-Four mares, mules,
l COW. 2dozen hens, light wagon.
harness saddle, organ, BEDROOM set,
Winchester rife. shotgun, wheelbar-
row, scoop shovels, pitchforks, hay
knife, milk can, heating stove, 8
large barrels, and other things too
numerous 10 mention. VIII take
part cash, balance on time. w. R.
Davis, Emmett Idaho.
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Notice for Publication

Department Of The Interior
L =. Land Once AZ boise, Idaho
June y 1903
Notice is hereby given that Joel Potter,
OF Ola. lGauO, Who. on slzusI -sLh, 1-t4-
made homestead entry No 500 serial No
e52I, for w3@ nee, se54 nss4- nei4 80 sec q
To. 10 a. K E. q " has filed notice OF IL
lentiou 70 Ealze nnsI 5 year proof, 70 establish
claim 70 the land aooye described, before the
REGISTER and Receiver ~ Boise lGzLU, u Tx
18th day OF august, 1909
Claimant 1zu-s - Witnesses
Ed I5crut0n. or star l1ssnOr Joseph COuZens
Thomas Glenn, Charles F. Ritter al OF Ga
WV. EALDERSTos Register
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colf Stories outshine Fish Tales

Holing in one is so common that the
feat is apt TO pass without comment
To arouse cur enthusiasm a golfer
must XIII something. A big fish was
killed on the South Herts course al
Totteridge. but not with 4 golf BALI
About year ago at Newark. however.
a golf ball. driven into the river, killed
a trout OF two pounds in weight This
Is not fishing story. but golf story,
and | should be the last 70 throw sus-
picion on it's truth During tourna-
ment at Hawick a gull and a weasel
were killed, 1t only required a brace
or two Of grouse and some ground
game TO complete a sporting bag.-Lon-
don NJ. A. T.
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Notice for Publication
Department. Of the Interior
United States Land One

Dcpartnle NJ OF the Interior
United States Land Once at
Boise. idaho. April =, 1873
Notice j. hereby gwen that lsmin Z
Shepard. OF sweet. Idaho, who Oh Mag 5, 1904
maze Homestead Enrry No s3l7- serial No
l.ilzu for uwt4. section =. Township n. range
, 49, Boise Meridian. has nled nOIlce OF intenuloC
70 make rual i've year proof, 10 establish claim
70 the land apove DESCRIBED before Register SnC
Receiver az Boise, Idaho, on tne Sth Jay OF J lily
1919.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
Martin Z. Field. Ropert clark, Charles vii
liams Of sweet, Idaho Herbe=l AIdridge o.
Boise, Idaho
VIZ BaldersJou, Register.
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The bachelor and the benedict were
vending homeward their weary way.
"Ah, you lucky married man.
sighed the bachelor. Think of having
L hearthstone, a real home, waiting
Welcome, Look-there is light IL
he window for you,"
Gracious, SO there is muttered
the benedict. We'll, there's only one
way cut Of that-let's go back 20 the
elub.r-Stray Stories.
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No Rest
Day or Night

II would lay awake for hours
without any apparent cause, or
dream terrible dreams which
would bring on extreme spells
of nervousness. After taking
DR.. Miles Nervine and Tonic
for awhile l could sleep well,
and the nervous spells have left
me-" MISS ALMA HUG,
R. R, No. 4, Canal Dover, Ohio.
Without sleep the nervous
system soon becomes a wreck,
and the healthful activity OF all
the organs obstructed. Restful,
bodybuilding sleep accompanies
the use OF DIR. Miles Nervine
because it soothes the irritable
nerves, and restores nervous
energy. When taken few days
according to directions, the most
restless sufferer will find sleep
natural and healthful. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Take
it all according to directions, and
if it does not benefit he will re-
turn your money.
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Notice for Publication.

IL apartment o. Int A-lcE4yE
TTrir-d states Land Once a.
Boise, Idaho, august %. 1863
Notice = HEREBY gwen that BTig CHAM knight
OF Emmett tdano- wno on December J. 1894, made
Homestead Entry No 7Isss serial No. 0as12
'or NJ Selt section -. Township 5 Y Range
? W. Sol - Meridian has fled notice Of intea-
Cion 70 make maj i've year proof 70 establish
claim 70 the Land above described before "
I Crouch =. Commissioner AZ Emmett
Idaho, or he TN day o. December, 1853
Claimant names a. Witnesses
Fra1k burns Joseph z Jones, Elisha J.
Crals ford DOM Simpson, al Of Emmett IIaho
VIM BALDERsTGN- Register
First publ cation October = 1868
Last DuuIicaIiG1. November. . 1870
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Serial 10. 07e69
Notice for Publication.

~ - ----E--s VI Liz II Az
L. - LaEd Once. Al boise. Idaho
september =, 1903
Notice Is hereby given that the northern Pa
ciac Railway Company whose post Office address
i II. PAU, Minnesota, has this 37lh day o.
September 1873 -nle1 n This once IL application
10 select under lne provIsiors Of the Act VI Con
g-es-, approved July /. ISIS ~ stat. So 500
uw-4 swz., sec ID. Up y, K " ue1t nwi.
sec L, T. N K W-,B II
Any and al persons claiming adversely III
lands -lOel- Or desiring 10 OOlect because o.
the mineral character OF the land or Tor any
other reason 10 The disposal 70 appsic4nt-ShoulC
ME their davit> Of protest Ia TINS Office on o.
before TIE I5tn day OF November, sOs
Nm BALDERSTuS. Register.
Z. E Garrett agent Tor applicant
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serial No. o7e
Notice for Publication.
JnLled slates md ofes


Notice Is hereby given That Thar Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whose post aciee ad-
dress Is 81. Paul, Minnesota. has rais 18th Gsy
or september, 1903. tiled in this Office its sppli-
catien under provisions OF she Act Of Congress,
approved July l. 1885 ~ sat 5s7, Ssol The SEA
uwA. sec :. and tie ns14 nw54 sec Il, In town
-sdiaa.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
amos desert osd. or desiring 70 oelect because OF
The uiiuerRi character OF the land. or for any
ether reason. tot1e disposal TO applicant, should
die their a-davits e protest in this once. o1 or
before the 18th day OF November 1868
VIM BaldsrsroE. Register.
First publication Oct = 1909
Last publication Nov. a fsos,
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Notice for Publication.
Department Of ne Interior,

Department OF L1e Inferior
c ;. Land once ~ Boise, Idaho.
september = SO
Notice i hereby given that hiram " Miller.
OF emmett itIalho. Who on september 3, 1877
made Homestead Entry No. 1928, >eriai
No Q45az- Tor NJ. sws4 sec y. township y,
range " Boise AlvrIdian- has led notice o.
intention 10 maze nnai Communication proof 70
establish claim 70 the land above described.
before c = Commissioner. " 4. CrUueu. a.
Emmett, IdAhO- on the HIN day Of November
1909
Claimant lanes as Witnesses
horace Eazer. ablzr Warden, John Hsa
Peter he.> - u Emmett Idaho
WA EALDEE>rOS, Register
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If the 1000 chauferrs In New York
who have resolved TO regulate auto
driving tackle the job with a vim we
Will probably hear Of two or three
lynching bees very soon.
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Young ladies of good
moral character to take nurse 5
training; must be at least 2. years
of age. References required.
Thorough course of training. Adj
dress Mrs. Mayme Elliott Barry.
Supt. of nurses, Walla Walla hos
pital, Wash. 81 Am.
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Prishtful Fate Arsrtsd.

Il would have been a cripple for
ife from a terrible cut on my knee
ap," writes Frank Disberry. Kelli-
Ter, Mimi, without RuckIen's
Arnica Salve, which soon cured me"
fnfallible for wounds, cuts and
Druises, it soon cures Burns. Scalds,
Old Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions.
Worlds best for Piles. 25c at B. B.
Davis.
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An English lord has offered $4,000
to any Of his cOuntrymen who with
a home built aeroplane viii fly TO the
continent. The trouble is that Eng
lishmen have become so panicky over
an aerial invasion that all Of them are
too afraid Of aeroplanes TO take any
chances
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10 TRADE-House and FIVE lots
on East State street. Boise, to
trade for Emmett property. c. T.
Barrjnger of Boise, or w. W. Will
ton of Emmett. 81.
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A woman in congress would liven
things up. so what's the constitution
between the bored TO death public and
willing sufragette?
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Chile robbed Bolivia Of her only sea
coast and is now said to urge the BO-
Ivians to recoup by taking a slice Of
coast from Peru. a sort Of bold rob
ber's policy all around
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-28

II Jane Adams runs for president
theren be many a case Of leze majes-
ty perpetrated on the spelling Of her
last name
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The little Half Moon which IS 70
loom large as a feature in the Hudaan
river tercentenary wouldn't seem very
much out Of place on some Of our fish
ponds.
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Business is picking up, Never mind
the why and wherefore. but get some
and push it along.