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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Estate of Elmer D. Elliott.
Order OF Notice To Pay Debts.

Order OF Notice To Pay Debts.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Man.
chester, IS,
The Honorable Probate Court for The Dis
t,ict iforesaid,
10 the heirs and all persons Interested IN
the estate of Elmer ID. Elliott late of Man
chester In said District, deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. application hath been made 10
this Court In writing, by George j.. Towsley
Administrator, praying for license hnd hu
thority to sell all OF thereal estate OF shtd de-
ceased for the payment Of debts and charges
OF administration, setting forth therein tbe
amount OF debts due from said deceased, the
charges OF administration, and the amount
real estate.
WHEREuPoN the said Court appointed
and assigned the nth day OF oct,
1910, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
az the Probate Office IN Manchester, In said
District To hear and decide upon said ap'
plicntion and ordered that public
notice thereof to be given To all persons IN.
terested therein. by publishing said order
together with the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully Ia the Manchester
JOURNAL. IA newspaper which circulates ~
estute all OF which publications shall b,
previous to the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified u
appear before said Court, nj th time ana
place assigned. then and there H. said 4jourt
To make your objections TO the granting OF
such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand NJ Man, hester, 10
said District this 10Th day Of September 1910
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
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THE TOGGERY SHOP.

Miss Mary A. RIOS. Ia . letter
10 the editor. announces thst sue
win pass the coming winter away
from the snow and Ice incident 20
life ia this latitude She expects
"a winter With friends Ia ST Peters
burgh. Fla. Miss Roe has. spent
a delightful summer at Chauiauqua
IN. VI. and looks forward 70 her win.
ter visit sith much pleasure.
The annual business meeting OF
the Manchester branch ut the 5. y,
T.. A. MAS held on Monday. septem-
her 2Gth. Ia the Court House Quite
a numner OF Interested persons be
Ing present A FEW eases uf cruelty
10 horses had been reported and
looked after BY The Special Agent
OF the society. ln the Secretary 8
report was mentioned the deaths OF
three active members Of the society,
Ar. Herbert Mattihon Ia Decemheer
1909. Mt james A. Thayer and -
H. ~ Davis Ia February 1919. 1ae
Ray. Mr.. Bamf0fd aud Mr. Waller
II. Hard We're then elected a. Vice
Presidents aud Mr. Carl s. Madison
as a Director Miss Pauline Martin
represented the Band OF Mercy ant
al interesting report OF their work
was read
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
MANCHESTER.

Miss Rose Cole is visiting IN
Crescent. y. y.
Hon. Jas. X Batchelder of Ar
lington was Ia Manchester on Friday
last
Hon. Moses Sheldon OF Dorset
was a business visitor In town on
Thursday last
Geo. w. Bennett was home
from Cambridge n. ", over Sunday
last. returning on Monday afternoon
Master Edward Thatcher was
with his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
"A Thachcr. over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. |. Hawley have
returned from n short visit to Mrs.
w. u. walker Ia Remington.
-. Y. Guernsey OF Buffalo, N,
". was a recent guest at the home
OF T. G. Perkins.
Mrs. Julius Hill OF Sunderland
was visitor 10 this village Tuesda,
last.
Reprassntative-eiect A. G. Oryis
left Tuesday morning for his duties
AT Montpelier
p n. Fish was In Woodstock
aud nraitleboro the last OF last
week
Miss Edna NJ. oryis left on FRI
day las, for Freeyille. \, T.. where
she will teach al the Junior George
Republic
Nee, me at the New Depot Res
iRurant for luncheon when In Ru-t
land ~ the place to get your
meals. ~
Harry v. Towsley left Monday
noon for Albany where he expects 70
enter Albany Business College for
a coarse az study.
Mr. Cunningham and family
who have occupied the Colonial
for the past summer. have returned
10 their home IN Cincinnati
Mrs. ]. Clarence Bacon, who
has been spending a couple Of weeks
nj her old home 10 Bradford c..
returned home Friday las
Mrs chas v. Steel and Miss
Margaret Steel. who have been guests
la Manchester all summer. returned
10 their home IN Ne@ York city on
Saturday last
Miss Bertha Smith, chirf opera
tor ~ ihe local n. " r. A. 7. Go. al
this place. entertained her SISTER
Florence l.. smith OF bellows Falls,
tor ihr~e o. four DAYS this week
There will b. a social dance
AT Academy Hall Bennington On Tue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

The Manchester Union Band
were engaged 10 play OF the Bord-
Vile Fair on "Wednesday and they
x.re All out In force Most OF the
members wives accompanied them.
lion. ". G. Archibald. senator
els.c, from the north shire ~ Ben
nlngion county. left for Montpelier
on Monday afternoon. where he as
snmed his duties.
Hope Lodge No. 80. ]. o .. y,
wlli dedicate their hall Thursday ey-
ening. oct. 9Th Odd Fellows. their
families aud, Rrbekahs are inyiisd
n il expected that several Grand
Lodge Officers viii be present.
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Victor

We haye II stock the new 81
Ncicr. Better lhaa ever and I
Mas ever peerless
October Records ihn week
Com etsrly
Lay in supply Of comiort
gsins the winter By investing
NOW ~ VICTOR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
Estate of Abbie N. Clark

order OF NOtlct OF hlioNance VI h'e'
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Man
chester, IS.
The Probate Court for The District Of Nan
chester
TO all persons interested IN the estate o.
Abbie NJ. Clark. late OF Wlnhail "
said District, deceased, ohttIiN"
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned "a,
goth day OF oct. next ut ~ O'Clock 10 tht
forenoon for examining and hlioWint
the nccount of Charlotte CLARK, Adinrh
OF the estate Of said deceased ana fol
"A decree of the residue Of said estate 10 IN,
lawful claimants OF the same and ordered
that public notice thereof be gwen W AZ
persons interested In said estate by publish
ing this order three weeks successiNely pre-
vious To the day assigned, In the Manches'
ter Journal u newspaper published at Man
chester, In said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby hotlneu u
appear Mt the Probate ONCE IN Manchester
ia said District. on the day assigned lheh
aud there to contest the allowance OF shlu
account II you see cause, hDd 70 eslhbiish
your right as heirs, leputees ana ihWful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this I'D day OF
September, 1910, -
u EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge,
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Called in

Too late for sunss New sisles
il fan Aais arl caps 81 PCS are
sensible and prices reasonable.
A new la d mems neckWear
DOGGY soii collars 25e.
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HOWley 4 Co.,
= Center ST.

Henry Ruhlendrc
David y. CaNles and Rlfe
Miss t'0wies
Miss Tucker
Edward q. EoWlea
Mrs N N Alrong
A u +. strong
X A. strong
W. IS Fisher
" a SbAW aud wife
Kenneth l.. Lindsey B0H,on
Miss leslie Lindsey
Aiss Margaret Davidson
Mrs George 5 brigham
Nobl Winkuf and Wife
dlss Winauf
Alfred Ninsor aud slie
h Pettman aud wife
Misses Pettmnn
Master s. X 1'ettman. Jr.
EdWard Brill aud aife Overlook Pa
X. I Randall and vile Philadelphia
n, e. Bnckiih and wife Providence
~ A. snyder and wife pipua. ono
D. ". Brown and wife
4. NJ DeMott and wife Waterbury
n. H. s Hyde and @ifc Engiewooa
Mrs Curtis Douglas Albany
hiss u Douglas
hlss Alice Irwin
q. H. Hall and wife Springfield
y. A. Nichols aud wife
A. u Tillnghnst aud wife
Providence
Miss NJ H. Tillnghast
Mrs C. G. Andrews
Misc NJ. h. Billings Brooklyn
diss NJ h, Hall
A.. Margaret smith lladlcy. Mass.
G. Hall aud wife New YORK
IA. u Day
:. ~ hlyee and wife
infu s. NeNberry aud wife
Miss Edith Bartlett Pitlsiiela
Mrs. clifford Francis
Henry A. Francis aud wife
!. Dwight Francis
W. H. Reed and wife Brewster, MY
~. T.. Wright aud wife Boston
Mrs. Hiram whiting
Waiter X. patten aud wife
Long Branch
x, Heck and wife Atlantic CITY
A. 4. Goodhue and wife Salem
Mrs. chas. Il. Shippin
Mrs. Oscar j. Ives
d. n. Front aud wife New Britain
child aud maid
j. X. Manning aud wife
Marathon, n. Y.
G. l.. Smith mad wife Newton Centre
NJ, Lyman Harttorn
Il. J. Lake and wife
Robt. Cluett, Jr.. and wife Troy
Miss Marjorie Cluett
Master Robt. cluett I'd
Missy Winifred Robb
Robert u. SQuires
Miss sheehan
Miss Casey
E. T.. Gaines aud wife
Fred Casey
David Cross and wife
Manchester. n. II
Allen n. Cross Iirooklne, Mass
Ino RYAN Saratoga
Miss Meade
Miss Sweeney
Arthur 5. Bradt Schenectady
Hannah NJ. Bradt
Beulah Wright
Howard Wright
~. l.. Il. peltz and wife Albany
!. Livingston aud party
A. u. Raymond and wife Brooklyn
Miss Ida Raymond
Miss Edna Raymond
T.. II Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs Weeden Providence
+. l.. Pomeroy aud wife Piitsfleld
Mrs, pomeroy
Miss pomeroy
Miss Eleanor Pomeroy
Mrs. A. G. tiartshorne
Freehold. ".
Miss Hartshofne
w. n. Hartshorue
", l.. Bihb Decatur. Ala.
W. a. Bib aud wife
~ ]. Beach aud wife Ridgway. Pa.
10, ". Chllds and wife New YORK
Edgar @. Barrett aud wife
. r. Pope
n. NJ. Adams and wife Rockville
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ThergH kpsfN sne stfe
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Winchester, Mas
Niles lihel simmons
"a Meoa ara an6 Wsfe
Franklin Mass
Mns Matte greeH
~ ~ MaeDvrmpti And wiie
NeA foFs
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1uNspA Parsons and wife
l.aEsgiile. q
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a. u spitb
a. u wallace aud sifc
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fas 1snes i9Aun aHd maia
us0 ". Cabot iioatnh
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Horace ~ ChApih
w " G0Haut and sii~
a. A. Wheeler and wife
q e smith
vs. ~ Foss and Nite
A. q Harrison ahdalfe
philadelphia
A & Harrison. IT, and slle
Russell UnHnull aud ~ife
ir0sidcnc'
NJ II. bans woody ard wife
Minneapolis
c b jones sad wife scranton
Miss Helen " Jones
EaNard lhmAn Pase9aH' y.
Thomas Trumblo
Henry Is HanderRref lsrnoksl
III y, Mcqueen and wife MahcheSlri
Amaka Pratt and wife lsowell
llf And Mrs. Sparks
n " senff and wife NeNburK, n J
Mlss n i. Brown New io1s
Afs Rutherford
Miss Miese
John \ l.aue aud Nlfe
III. Misses tan.
I. b. Allen aud wife
Miss Grnayia r oulden
Marrea ~ Lewis aud vile
Proyldene,
Mrs W a. CLARK North Adam
Ma Il. Reynolds
Ma n l. whlppie North PoNnal "
n Waibrldga philadelphia
" @. walbndge aud wife
l.ltchfleld, Conn
w. A. Perrin aud sife buiiAio
t.lna N. Hooker and Wife
Greenwich. Conn.
Percy nallaniine and wife
South Montros.
Mica parka Scranton
Mrs y. " Whitfield
Dresden, German
q II. Rogers aud wife New YORK
Miss Minifred Rogers
Mira !. u Bower aud child
Il. n. King and wife Dayton ONT
H. 3. King
Mrs g Il. snyder
Clarence Kenyon and wife i'rooklyI
Mrs Clarence Kenyon, Jr.
EaAln Miner fialhsi islu
Is, whitehead Central, Nohh'
Miss Kenyon
{. II. Davis and wife Hayerhiil. Mas
l.. u. Sellmau New YORK
H. II. Mllner aud wife
u. u. Mcdonnell and wife
A. u. Henderson aud wife
G. n. Lawrence. Jr,, aud wife
Mrs Il. y White
Mrs u. II Hopkinson
T.. l.. Hopkins wife and maid
Miss Marion Hopkins
and guyerneSs
y. u. Conoser
n x. Handy providence
Andrew J Bates and wife
Webster. Mass
y. Irving Sears and wifee
Mrs Albert Stone b"h'"i
Mrs.. Walter Middleton
Gro n. Steele
H. " brown
!. 4. FELTON,
T.. Il. Gardiner aud wife
Laurel, Miss
Mrs c. r. Beers
A W. Smith and wife Chicago
Mrs. NJ W. Smith
MRS. A. II. Smith North Aaaihf
Mr. aud Mrs. Horace q, Young
Albany
Miss Young
MIS-. il. Nugcut and maid ~ Louis
Mrs. ]. q Nngent
". a. Carter Mh"a"A''
wlnslaw blanchard aud wife
Cambridge Mass
" II. acoyillr aud wife
Hudson. \ Y
Miss Edith G. Seoyill.
Miss Ruth A. Scoville
Harry NJ, James
Miss T. Deylin be'fo''
l.. ppxlln
MRS. A. W Attarherry
". y. Johnson Wnods.och' -
Miss NJ l.. Johnson
Miss NJ Hinton N"N iH'
Miss v. Hinton
Frank G. Hatch
" u. &. klene aud wife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
Nnf's Slnt acptinigt.

New Dorf, 4. WGr5. - Gag:
tdeli6 mlroe Der SfncIoer Sonon
&amosfp. Der IN Der. 40, @eit.25.
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Oorf &oipitalS" iogen, nift lcbens-
aeiGbrlid. @amosfp m,roe per-
.Iaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

9enWhr Der 3pcnm6brBGnen StbeN ep2nrf Wbr, &r geh Die geae i'll emenm som pf
ben 0ehn obmnrms mdL lmfn Damn 3mips sbbrobrn inter benz Subpm5mB nod Nam-
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Gait nid)t perantiuurtlidl.

GlepeIanb. Ohio, A. Wt1r3.
Sn einem oil ben bieiigen 9ltnbcs.
MarihaQ $. 8. 9opis eeridteteit
Sdreiben IeBnt Hrdiibent Gait ole
gerontnortIidfeit fir Die fiirslibe
g%rpablung bon Wooe 8. ellis, Dem
friiberen IIiiitenten bes @cncraIan.
moltes, gum 0oriiber bes r%eplblifo.
niid)ell erefutip : Golnitc's bon Sbio
ob. Ger Eralioent ingt in Dem
Sdreibcll, &r. @orps, Witglico ocs
republifaniiden NationoI : Gontite's,
ST.. groipn, Der &oriiter bes Central
Gornite's, unb &r. Winioms, Der fri.
bere GorIiber 0es Greflltip = Counties.
ieien nod @oibinston 9efommen,
batten nit ibnl iiber Die Champagne
in Ohio oeiprodeit l,nb i'm eriud)t,
&rn. ". 8. Gais I'M rSntcreIie Der
Eortci ieincr Stellung i'm Suiti5.Te.
partenncnt Ono Oerielbe iebr quite
Iieiite geleiltet babc) 81 entbebei,,
oamit er Nohiolaer bon WilliamS
ais Goriiber oes Grefrtip . 9onitc's
peroen Tonne.
sd that oics," ifreibt Der Hrdii-
bent, Init groBem @ioeritreben itnb
NIT Der ausbriidlifen Grfl1rung,
bob ih mid, liid)t IN Die 9ofolpoIitif
bon Ohio cin5umiid)en wiinife, Nic-
nlanb fir bas Commencement ans.
eriuablt babe, nnb bab, penn aild,
Sr. ellis Mahfolger ppn @iaianas'
iuerbe, oerielbe meoer mid %reprdien-
tirelt, nod aitd) nod G%ingebrngeii
bon mir bailoeln merbe."
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Gcpplcr luieocr irci.

Cincinnati, 8, 4. Widra.
Gbriitian aeppler, Der Dor IA Gagen
sic Yoli5ei ourd Die Grfldriing in
Staunen perieBte, CT lei an Der Ser
ihmornng, ueIhe NIT oergrmoronn9
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ISM. ~ &ouse,
Hr1lioent.

Ser &oiierin Gliinbetb BON Seltreid
enoete, betheiligt gepeien, lit aui
freien Sub geiest moroerL on ibm
feines Der @erbncd)en, belicn er iid)
.iduIoig befannte," 5ugeid)rieben
fpcroen fnnlte.
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Die pennivlpamia >Stot;e,,
in Ger &toot 21e,p- 2Sork.

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mo htmn 2Gen lit nr 5uiS ouprnpnre bon pmr 3rt gecn 1rwpohtonsSfnrn M'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

zen nad) jeoer Nldtu1lg. Gnl' uno
arssdnge befinoen iid, an 'alen
bier ieirer Seiten.
sm BEN gabnDof lauien ole
Surtgnngs3iigc Der Gennipluonia
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tic Meaopips BET gerQen Sill, ae.
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&ermiidlte telesrapbiide 0epeid)en.

TermtIdHe tetegrnpBtIdTe NcpeIdjeH.
Sn Sflabonia Gitp, Sfla., lit
Der Selbebdlter ser Sflaboma Hefi.
ming SO. burd) 5eucr 5critort NOR
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5ufibren.
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b, Mnr rtm ,Brpus Cntmine."
mad, Der ifnterfbrift bon q. %. Ursse. An
Der enn5en gpeIt eebrau6f. I'M cine GrfdItuie
in einem Iage sn frrtrer. CSC. (Nprt2. ca. 6Mi)
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-01
Dun r,aulNc CONGRESS-

Spokane Wash. june 80 Prof
es-or ~ T.. Carlyle director 10
eharee Of me idaho experiment STA
ZION ul Moscow. Who Will he one
ct lhe speakers 40 the fiith session.
30 the Dr, Farming Congress Ia Sp
Kane. October 90 6. ads iscs HE
Washington board of control that
the Idaho station Is carving on inn
10 slant work in dry farming nNesti
lions aud IS planning mere extern
sne operations for the future. He
SAYS that lhcpeople of Idaho are
NHatls Interested IN the movement
aud will participate at the sessions
here. lie outlines the work as fol-
ws
"We are cullivaling 50 acres of
lano under On, farming conditions
al The Caldwell sub station The
pfmepal problems there are the
improvements Of the soil in It's wa
tsr helilng power hy means Of
desp cultivation. suh-soilins. ploW-
ms under ~ green crops and ihc
addition If stable manure 60 supply
humus We are also making a
stud, 1T Tho best kind az crops TO
grow IN that kind &c sod for srcru
We hope a. obtain al
sufficient appropriation FROM lhe
nexi legislature io establish lhrt
additional drN larmine -ub-sla-
stations p various section, oi lhe
southeastern pert az lhe state.
These slaiseus ma, hr eoulueled
rs cooperation with lhe tuilei
Siesss Department of Agriculture T
puhleWs lH aft larmn4 ar lc
.6e worked mi al the hune .ia-
.hm. These include the breeding
ana selection of c0rn e. supplement-
wheat growing aud cultivation
iad rooi. g. supplement lise stock (
ntneiieu fnd grsiH growing un
ar dfs farming conditions Ms
NliNs PROMISING results Wflli
.e> irans emt az lhr nVn-.aC
'aarIne -ar9Nrms With red ciosvr
ind slfaifs
fNe tielaNt slaiioU y e0H
mea Nih land rleefine 9nd oi.
mFtoseaNN Investigations. M
rHg N determining iusi
mHeA Wal f ueei stl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-01
rIop forls Acres Per Day.


'ihls week "a mnlH Was unload
u mere which hos alfradS gone
worA ga lhr Meiluud ranch vast
Autfieeb tail- which \ cepa-
III ploNine twenty aofrs of sag'
sesh llpd GER day lue QUILT
Msisis "a a lifrl, six hnf-e pos
rnslne aHh twenty rleWs cepa
pa ~ cutting strip seventeen
el widt fhe fls IS owned and ~
iea D, e. a -eufpfdef resi-
ai ~ Aaleqiean faHs aud an cid
81 feshtui I'D Washington Oh,
pleui, ~ work ahead q Keep
n uHsS go summer ana can and
iieufc hlm lofls arr per day
an. manY egn s~~al sagr brush
d a De- poi nio wheat this lall
lic engine IS powerful enough
81 Is The intention of Nh ~chfeed
10 attach fsbnd iIe Row %
ws discs and draes aud lnlsh
Erand Tor seeuus Wits enc
lilc8liUn &c his @iaul rls.
al Schroedef came bert ff"m
.hinsiou Where things arr al-
- dene on 4 large scale and be-
80 "a saving time and labor
.nv,cr possible. fhi- Is not the
rlg 81 the Kind in hc country
i pfehap. she largest 90 "a ln-
asr brush in lhls part ot Ida
Nany people have heen pui (
Ailne. lbs xrcsl and rapid tran Z
nallna % b. see1Wifh ise op'f
Is ~ lhl. giani ris NnefWH1 /
Z. press
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-01
Grants uw 4 cemcu, Red.

Ar tcm eft news was noticed n
me Mondays Statesman THAI may
moan whole zoe 90 the lu-
lure de,elopeuleut of ,iiis country.
il4y pouald Grant frm winch aid
most oi ihe construction work 0u
tne Twin Falls North Side conn
pauy have secure0 possession ct
en ueNhapsiatle he'd of white
Portland cement q Is lucalcd inst
north et the boundary Tine 81 the
Yellowstone Park They expect TO
Develop ana ship TIE product Of
ihr plant % all parts ol the Yves, In
The neaf Future . Is claimed shis
prpeuel IS supporter 10 anything OF
lbs ktrd M ihe country.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-01
Good Climate Tor Consumplh c.

Good Climate for Consumpthc Is
Tuberculosis is "a disease of
year, not months. So make up
your mind to go slow During six
yeDrs of the tan That have
been ill lave been allie To- sup
port myself sometimes by hard
work when would lose the adj
Vantage had gained by months of
ne~t.
A. To- iheclunatc. Southern Cali
l,r9A has this advantage over the
l'tfitorics aud Colorado II is
warmer in winter and cooler in
summer. permits comforiable.mar
that word. oul-of-door living near
~ every Gay Cf the year. II is
practically free from the strong
winds and awful saudslormS of
the other states and Territories.
u is not the frontier. but is full
of modern little toNns that offer
a,' the culture and educational IA
c'iitlcs OF the east. The cost of
LIVING is about the same with this
difference; fresh food and vegeta-
lies IA place of dried or canned.
splendid table hoard and outdoor
sleeping accommodations can be
had for as low as twenty donars
month five miles inland You can
live at almost any elevation you
choose, up To 3,5c0 feet. and yet
be- only three hours ride or 100
miles from the sea. G.. r.. Asirup
% the julN Pacific Monthly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-01

fiod ~ asst, GfNs. end that q
copS Of these resolutions rc spre0'
upon ctr minutes and rublishc,
lH sir ineal newspaper, and that
q copy laere0f be sent 60 lhc fani-
ilt III nbr acreusod brother
JAMES q boutwell,
". uAlI HORNE
- r. iOub
Committee.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-01

al Whit perioCs Of growth II is
best TO apply water. We believe
there is entirely to much water
used IN irrigation throughout the
west.