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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-04
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given the stockholders
OF the Textile Products Co. that there
will be a special meeting of said stock
holders in the Office Of the company,
Twentieth street and Powell avenue, Bir-
mingham. Ala, on November 20, 1909,
the same being 80 days from date. This
October 80, 1902
d w. c. YARBROUGH,
10-30-tf President.
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Special Rates
Queen ( Crescent
Route.

$3.50 Raleigh, N. c. and return, Novem-
Der l. 2. and 4, limit November Il.
S1445 New Orleans, La, and return, No
vember and 3, limit November 10.
Special winter tourist tickets sold to
resorts until April 30, limit May 80.
Excursion rates to Birmingham from all
points In Alabama November 2 and morn
ing trains November 3. limit November 4,
account President Taft's visit.
Weekend rates to Birmingham Satur-
day. also Sunday morning trains, good
returning Monday night. One and one
quarter cent each direction.
City ticket office 1926 First avenue.
Phone, Maia 7sS, Peoples 6l6
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FOUND.

tennis racquets Owner can
get same by paying for this ad and by
dropping card and describing them to
b. d. H., care mail room, Age-Her-
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$3.50 Atlanta and
Return SeabOard Way

Three trains daily. Tickets on sale Mo-
vember to 10, limited to November 49, and
cam be extended to November 80. Phone
Jack johnson, 1882 11-2-5t
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Attention, Solicitors!
FOR SALE.

FOK SALE.
s12, 500-Two-story, modern house. best Sec
ton South Highlands, on 10th avenue,
between 18th and 18th ,trsets. First floor
has large reception hall and dining room
finished in oak, beamed ceilings, with
massive oak stair, also parlor, library.
kitchen, two pantries and bath room
floors A-oak polished. Second floor has
I'VE bed rooms and bath racm. all floors
polished. The cf.pinet mantles are
gems, electric chandeliers throughout;
one of the finest houses in the city:
basement under house contains four
large rooms with cement floors. finished
laundry and large hot air furnace. Also
bungalow cottage with plumbing on
rear; lot 521Ax160 feet; terms to suit pur-
chaser. Apply to
n. M. Robertson,
acc list avenue
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATEs-ose cent a word n day; no nd.
taken for less than Poe for irst inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
WANnED-MALE HELP
--~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~
WANTED-Railway mail clerks, city car
riers, postoffice clerks; examinations IN
Birmingham November II; preparation
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 20,
Rochester, N. Y. 1o-5-31t
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
few weeks required; best paying work
within the reach of poor man; can have
shop with small capital; wages S12 to
$40 weekly; wonderful demand for bar
bers; catalog mailed free. Moler Bar
Der College, Atlanta, Ga 10-30-6t
LARGE grocery and merchandise mail
order house desires a reliable repre-
sentative In this locality to advertise
and secure names and addresses for
mailing catalogs; a liberal compensa-
ton and yearly contract given reliable
man. Cash Buyers Association, To-
ledo, o. 10-30-7t
WANTED-Youngm men who can furnish
references to become travelling statesmen;
experience unnecessary; write today for
full particulars. Bradstreet System,
Dept Is, Rochester, N Y 11-1-7t
WANTED-Two or three first-class real
estate statesmen, fine proposition; that
is selling; salary and commission; none
but experienced road men need apply.
Address, with references, C-S7, care
Age-Herald. 11-2-7t
WANTED-Helper for signs. Jefferson
Plumbing Co, 2211 Morris avenue.
11-3-tf
wANTED-Canvassers for Birmingham
and adjoining towns. For information
address L. W. Watson, Roanoke. Va
11-3-3t
CIVIL sERyICE-We want young men
and women Who wish to enter the Z. 5.
Civil Service If you are over Is, an
American. and can read and write, we
can qualify you to pass examinations.
Write at once for civil Service Book
let" stating age. I. C. s., Box 2o4S,
Scranton, Pa.
WANTED-Printer at once: good all
around man; up-to-date office; perma-
nent position. Wing and Observer, Eu-
taw. Ala, 11-4-3t
WANTED-Young men to travel for Chi
necessary as we show you how; must
be willing to work in the country; good
pay to a hustler. Call between a.
m and 6 p M, at The Avalon, oO3
21st street, Room 4. G. l. Smith. H-4-2t
WANTED-BOARDERS
ROOM with board. 22os 9Th ave. 1o-2s-sOt
BOARD and room, also table board. 500
North 18th street 10-31-7t
ROOMS-Mrs. Z. Sachs, 2231 Fourth ave-
nue., N; nicely furnished rooms with
board; new parties are running first
class table; all light rooms with veran-
das. Birmingham. Ala. 10-3l-7t
STEAM-HEATED rooms; excellent meals.
Phelan Flats. 2016 9Th avenue. 1o-S1-7t
ROOM and BOARD in private home; all
modern conveniences; have no children;
newly furnished rooms. Mrs. ]. E. Pei
lerin, $50 North 18th street. n-3-6t
THREE young men can get good board at
1921 Park ave-; all moern conveniences.
11-2-3t
SIS FOR newly furnished rooms, bath
and nice table board; day board furn-
ished also. 1900 7th avenue. Bell phone
1874 u-3-2t
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FOR SALE-s30OO: elevated 50-foot alley
corner lot with park frontage and paved
street; 800 feet from SWEETEST part of
Highland avenue; $50 cash, balance to
suit Weakley s. Rosenstihl, 21S0 LIST
avenue. 1l-3-3t
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PERSONAL


WANTED-Life insurance policies. A
banking house will pay more than COM
panies' cash values for policies matur-
ing within eight years. Address Y-84
care Age-Herald. 10-43t-th- tn
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WANTED

WANTED-A Ford, Buick or Maxwell
automobile runabout; must be cheap and
in good condition; state price and par
ticulars in letter. G. n. F., 1107 South
18th street. u-3-4t
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Excursion tickets to Atlanta,
account Automobile races, good
on Birmingham Special, South
ern's fast train, leaving $50
am.
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FOR SALE-Engines and boilers. One
19x24 Atlas automatic shaft governor
engine; almost new. One SKIS N. Y.
safety power vertical engine One 30-ton
locomotives standard gauge. One 14xl6
cylinder engine. Two 66x16 boilers. One
6Ox16 boiler One 54x12 boiler. Fifteen
hundred feet good, secondhand, 4-inch
standard iron pipe. A number of smaller
sizes of engines and boilers; all in good
condition. Also state agents for Atlas
engines and boilers. Get our prices.
George e. Lum Machine & Supply Co.,
No. s South 10Th street. -3t-su-tu-thu
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FOR SALE-Lot 5, in block 2 Helena
Heights $500; 500 cash, balance s25 per
month. K-s7, care Age-Herald u-3-5t
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FOR SALE-$2500; 50x200; southern expos
ure, elevated, one block OF Lakeview
school; $500 cash, balance one, two, three
and four years at 8 per cent Weak
ley q Rosenstihl, 212o LIST avenue.
q
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ent or in sales stable; 30 years expert
ence in dealing with live stock; best
references furnished Address j. F.
Rigsby, Culman, Ala, Box II.
11-A-2t
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! of 10 years expert
accustomed to heavy
ition after Novebmer 1b.
hre Age-Herald. HAT
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RAYED--STOIEN

Ranger bicycle; taken
! of Postal Telegraph office
'ening; suitable reward for
J. Everett Harris, Bell
0n-tf
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WANTED-Position in dressmaking es-
Establishment or to assist private dress
maker; Is years experience; references
furnished. Address Mrs. james Rigs
by, Cullman Ala. Box IT. 11-4-2t
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WANTED-Helper for signs Jefferson
Plumbing Co, 2211 Morris avenue.
11-3-tf
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WANTED-Two or three frst-class real
estate statesmen, fine propositions; that
is selling; salary and commission; none
but experienced road men need apply.
Address, with references, C-S7, care
Age-Herald. 11-2-It
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NORTHERN young man, q years of age,
college education, has come to Birrning-
ham and wants position with merchant
here, such as shipping clerk. ETC.; will
try anything and willing to prove he
is thoroughly alive; can give any kind
of references. V-s7, care Age-Herald
11-4-2t
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WANTED-Position as cashier by young
lady Address S-87, care e-Herald.
11-4-2t
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY to lend on real estate; one to
five years. 205 Jefferson County Saw
ings bank building. 11-3-5t
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WANTED-Position by young lady ste
nographer; four years experience; COL
lege education; understand single entry
bookkeeping; will expect fair. salary.
Address WIS., care Age-Herald. lat
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wANTEDACanvasser for Birmingham
and adjoining towns. For information
address L. w Watson, Roanoke, Va
11-3-3t
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WANTED-Young men to travel for Chi
cago Portrait company; experience I'M
necessary as we show you how; must
be willing to work in the country; good
pay to a hustler. Call between a.
m. and D. m, at The Avalon, sos
21st street, Room L. G. l. Smith. u-4-2t
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CIVIL SERVICE-We want young men
and women who wish to enter the L. S.
Civil Service. If you are over is, an
American. and can read and write, we
can qualify you to pass examinations.
Write at once for civil Service Book
let" stating age. l. c. s., Box 204S.
Scranton Pa
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iWANTED--A position by a practical
saw filer and allround saw and planning
mill man; can keep up engines and
steam pumps; strictly sober and re-
liable. T-S, care Age-Herald 1-4-2t
WANTED-By John Farmer, job OF any
kind; have been In news. stationery,
books and toys. Address 929 Georgia
street, or Peoples phone 1852. u-4-2t
GOOD combination man wants position as
meat cutter, groceries, dry goods. cloth
ing and shoes; in town or out. Address
e. W., 1906 Avenue ID. CAN Bell phone
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED~Experience skirt cutter and
filter. Apply Nine. Sims, Burger Dry
Goods Co. u-2-St
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WANTED-Young men who can furnish
references to become travelling statesmen;
experience unnecessary; write today for
full particulars. Bradstreet System,
Dept. Is, Rochester, N. Y. 11-1-1t
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WANTED-Printer at once; good all
around man; up-to-date office; perma-
nent position. Wing and Observer, Eu-
taw, Ala. 1l-4-3t
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WANTED-BOARDERS

SIS FOR newly furnished rooms, bath
and nice table board; day board furn-
ished also. 1900 7th avenue. Bell phone
1874. 11-3-2t
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ONE CENT A WORD

HATES-Ose cent n word n day; no nd.
taken for less than Poe for first fnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21

the year 1908 was abated, on
evidence presented to h e
Board, that he was not a resi-
dent of said village at the time
said school poll was assessed.
On motion refundment was
ordered to Henry H. Ista on
800 of the 1908. valuation as.
sessed against lots 4, 5 and 6 of
block Theo. N. Hefty's addi-
tion to the Village of Walcott,
N. D., on the ground that a
mistake had been made in as.
sessing said lots.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21
N. E. MINISTER'S
ARE ASSIGNED
Fargo District Divided, Making
New District to Be Known as
the Bismarck District.

There was new district
formed of the Western part of
the state to be known as the
Bismarck district with S. A.
Danford, Presiding Elder. The
following are the appointments
in the Fargo Distrist.
c. A. Mcnamara. postoffce
Fargo, N. D.-Buffalo, ]. A.
Long; Casselton, H. P. Cooper;
Colfax and Abercrombie. to be
supplied; Elliot and Englevale,
r. H. Stebbins; Enderlin, c. F.
Sewy; Fairmount, ]. N. Roach;
Fargo (first) H. G. Leonard;
Fargo, broadway SIS. Wyand; {;
Forman, VIM. Meneke; Gran
din, w. G. Bennett; Havana,
VIM. Meneke; Hankinson, sup=
ply; Hamlin and Ransom, w.
H. Tullis; Lisbon, r. H. Crag;
Leonard, T. L. Turner; Lidger-
woad, snpply;Lucca and Alice,
supply; Litchfield and Marion,
supply; Minor and Kandiotta,
N. Wood; Oriska and Wesley,
Chapel, L. E. Watson; Sheldon,
w. r. Morrison; Stirum and
Crete, supply; Sanborn, supply;
Tyson and Betham, supply;
Tower City and Preston, J. w.
Da wford; Valley City, Jas
Anderson; Wheatland and
Absaraka, c. L. Anthony
Wyndmere and Barney. J. w
Mahin; Wahpeton, w. II
Autc cheson.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings Carried Out By Coun-
ty Commissioners at Last
Meeting.

Board of County Comn1is-
sioners of Rich)and County,
N. D., met in regular session
with all members present and
was called to order by Chair
man Ness. Minutes of last
meeting read and on motion
approved. On motion Board
adjourned until 2 O'clock p. m.
2 o'clock p. ~. Board called
to order by the chairman with
all members present. On
motion interest and penalty
was abated on all taxes, except
sewer, assessed in 1905 against
the lot in Wahpeton owned by
Mrs. Anna Van Buren; said
abatment was ordered on ac-
count of mistake made in ass.
essing. On motion an abate-
ment was ordered of all the
1908 taxes, except state taxes,
assessment against the Farm
ers Elevator Co.. on their ele-
vator in the Village of Wynd-
mere, on the ground that said
elevator was burned early in
the season of 1908, and abate-
ment of taxes recommended by
the board of trustees of said
village. On motion the 1908
personal taxes assessed against
Hannah Johnson in Sheyenne
Twp, were ordered abated on
the ground that the said person
10 poor and unable to pay her
taxes. On motion the applica-
ton of Fred Glein for abate-
ment of a personal tax assess
ed against him in Walcott
township in 1907 was rejected
on the ground that the said
personal tax was a delinquent
road tax which was assessed
on his 1905 valuation. On mo-
ton Board adjourned until
Tuesday Oct. 5th 9 o'clock A.
NJ.
Tuesday 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Board called to order with all
members present.
On motion the road poll as
sessed against E. A. King in
Hankinson for the year 1904
was abated on presentation of
Mr.. Kings affidavit that he
was over 80 years old at the
time said tax was assessed.
On motion the school poll
assessed against Arlie Benton
in Village of Paramount for
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21
s. s. S. DEFEATS
A. G.: COLLEGE
A C's Are Sore and Fargo Pa
pers Roast Our Team.


Our S. s. team accomp anied
by a band of long winded root
ers invaded the domains of the
Agricultural College last Sat
urday and humbled those pon.
derous veterans to the score OF
10 to IL, they certainly made
things hum, for what they lack.
ed in weight they made up in
activity.
The S. S. S. were in mid
season form in every depart
ment of the game, and won by
brains and indomitable: :cour-
age, though out-weighed 20 to
%. pounds per man they smash
ed through the opponents line
for 3. to 10 yards, circlsd the
ends in a spectacular manner
for long gains and worked their
forward passes in such man.
ner as to strike terror to the
hearts of the opposing team
and rooters.
The Science School kicked
off to the A. G. and immeatedi-
.ly held them for downs, after a
10 yard plunge overtackled the
Fargo Fans were treated to a
combination of the most spec,
tacular plays ever pulled off on
a Fargo field.
AT all times throughout the
game the A. C's were so tar
out-classed that had it not been
for some of our boys being in
jured and number of uncalled
for penalties administered by
officials kalmback and Polloct
of Fargo High and college re.
spectively the score in the first
half would have been doubled.
After repeated penalties Voves.
A. was sent over for the first
touch down by a brilliantly
executed forward pass. Two
more touch downs were record.
ed in the first half, NJ. Voves
kicked the only goal. Our line
did splendid work in this half
when just before time was cal
led the Aggies, served the ball
near our goal on one of their
own punts and essayed to push
it over but were held for downs
the ball going into our possess
sion at the close Of the half
score 16 to 0 in our favor,
Between halves coach Rem
Der of the y. c. evidently had a
heart to heart talk with his
baby elephants for they came
back with blood in their eye
determined to regain what they
had last by fair means or fou
and though it cannot be said to
their credid it was evident they
resorted u ostly to the latter,
and in consequence made two
touch downs and one goal.
They seemed to have shot their
little bolt with their last touch
down, for though slugging,
biting and kicking were unable
to make any more consistent
gains and towards the end of
the final half weakened and
disheartened to such an extent
that few more minutes would
have netted the Science boys
another touch down.
The line up was as follows.
S. s. S. A.C.
Manikowski 1t McKinstory
Zlegleman, Smith lg Mcdonald
A. .Voves, Burnett le Hendricks
Page
Hackett c B. Haskins
Bordahl re- Biersdorf
Schmann rt w. Haskius
Ujka re Even
DOnav0n dh Mile.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21

The next regular state teach.
ers' examination will be held
in the high school buildings
at both Wahpeton and Hank.
inson, on the Goth, and 3Oth,
insts.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21
Death Of Mrs. Meyers.

Mrs. Frank Meyers, a sister
of Mrs. w. NJ. Wagner of this
city, and a graduate of Wahpe-
ton High School, died at st.
Lukes Hospital Fargo, Tues
day night, besides her husband
she leaves daughter less than
a year old.
Mrs. Wagner has been with
her sister for some weeks and
after the funeral will bring the
baby home with her,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21

Connolly Bros. have sold
more than a carload of stoves
this fall and the stove season
is not over either.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-10-21

01I1SS1 Z11cR leu1du 10 CeIO6d
Officials Kalmdack and Hankius.
Time 2Oto Is. Score 1e to IL.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

sessing said lots.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24

nuisance in town of Caldwell's pre-
tentions. What is the matter with the
high salaried health officer Parma
Herald.
Tuesday morning Fred Jurries, Par
mas popular liveryman, and Miss
Ethel Trout, the accomplished and
popular daughter of Roswell's promi-
nent farmer and stockgrower, ]. H.
Trout, arose before the population OF
Parma was fairly astir, and drove to
Caldwell, where they were joined in
the holy bands of matrimony by Rev
Springer. The happy couple were &C
companied by the groom's mother, and
after the ceremony the whole party
took the train for Welcome, MINI, the
home of the groom's mother, where
the bridal pair will spend six weeks
visit.-Parma Herald.
Mrs. H. H. Jones was quite SICK
with bad cold few days this week
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
Two of a Kind.

Hans Terry and side partner, Char
ley Norton, of Caldwell, expert mem
,bers of the "Art Preservative," were
in Parma Saturday perambulating the
streets with heads erect and chests
distended like two old cock turkey
gobblers on dress parade before a
Thanksgiving investigating committee
The personnel of the lordly strutting
twain was estimated by Parmaites all
the way up from railroad presidents
to advance agents for a. hot tamaly
grill Joint or Caldwell real estate IA
kris. Sunday morning, when the sun
rose clear and respondent, bringing
out the beautiful prismatic effect in
the frost crystals which hung from the
pink petals of the peach bloom, and
hurried inventory of clothes lines
and chicken coops taken, and no
losses appearing, it was discovered,
to wit: That the boys came down to
enjoy the society and social distinc-
ton of one of the girls who jams plugs
III TIC lClSDuOuC OOdTuy anu d SCuOOl
marin who teaches young ideas how
to shoot" in the city schools. Satur-
day evening the visitors and their lady
admirers were socially entertained in
the nazes of the Terpsichorean art,
after which they escorted the ladies
to their respective abodes where good
byes were said. Tn boys then repair
ed to the depot where they smoked
''old style" tobacco, spat upon cold
stove and rehearsed their experiences
till No. came in late and carried
them to the county capital. If the
boys had left a couple of King Club"
on the desk of the sub-editor he would
likely have kept mum, but now what
will Hans solid girl at Notus, and
Charley's at Middleton, say, when they
read this?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24

and in three days time he
The Tribune's list:
E. N. Brown
T. M. Glenn,
l. W. Cells, Box IL
L. H. Cody,
S. A. D. Fordyce,
]. R.Lonkey.
L. ]. White,
L. R. Clough,
]. |. Palmer,
M. A. Ross,
H. F. Bonesteele,
Mrs. X. Northam,
Box $50
w. A. Scott, Box APT
E. R. Mallory,
w. G. Young,
N. e. Bedford, Box SOB
G.. w. Shuee, Box 1866
Mrs. a. L. Bullock, Box 81
w. A. Hustead, Box 257
Arthur Fuller,
Chas. Dunnette,
A. T. Plummer,
j. Fredrowland.
]. Reagan,
r. w. French, Box 211
H. J. Ballantyne, Box 541
G. G. Myers, Box So
Mrs. s. F. Joiner,
w. w. Simmonds, Box 81
E. e. Brenneman, Box 4S6
]. M. Greenfield.
Mrs. M. X. Madden,
E. ]. Murray,
G. w. Snodgrass.-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
Strange but True.

Caldwell. has seen fit to make a
dumping ground for old cans, barrels,
boxes, garbage, rotten fruit and vege-
tables, straw and stable litter, etc.
at the north side of town between the
tracks of the Short Line and Boise In
terurban railways The stun was on
fire Sunday, The smoke and stencil
therefrom blew right into town, and Il
was strong enough to stink a dog of
scavanger cart or almost stife near
by residents. It is indeed an orna-
mental observation for the travelling
public on the two railroads and tends
to give 1t rather bad opinion of wes-
tern immaculateness Strange that
the city dads would permit such a