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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

mlarb 6. Snnes an glpna 8. sns
nes. 90 Sub ar Der Dorrptu glpenue
IN Wtnton gIacs; ferner 25 bsi so
JuB an Der Giibftite Der Barr Ctr;
fernsr Z SSuB anertn3snb. 81.
Wtnrn g. ssnnes II. 9lnb. an Sobn
W. Snnes, 80 SUB ~un Der Sitieits
Der Dorrotp Qlbe. in Winton g3Iace;
terner 25 BEL los JuB on Der 0orbs
iette Der Siehenten Strabe. 81.
Sones g. aerr an Gba r. Mitler,
aot 35 in Der Mlt. 4uburn unb apona
bale Spnoitnt llntsrabtbeiIuna. 81.
.5obR Gnlier an Samnel D. gpos
per, 80 BEL 85 Sub an Der SitIeite Der
Robs Strabe, 80 fsub nDrbIi9 pon
Warner Strobe. 81.
Sanuel .. Cooper an Barbara
sSobnfon nHb Gbtporb q. Sobnfon,
30 Bel IS 5ub an Der DitIeite Der
Rohs Strobe. 81.
emma 5. Qillidms Il. 9tnb. on
9apio M. @len, 9eil BON Cots 8
uhb 10 in Dapib 9lLlen's Rathlab;
ssrntr 3beiI bon Got 135 in grafos
fcrb uno elarf's ilnterobtbeiluna in
81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

"
f6mettert. Gs oiebt teinen anoeren
Nnsornt, nm meinen 3uitanb err
innpfe1o 3il be3eihnen serihmet.
tert, Damn ffeIte er iih in bic Mittt
Der Stiibe uno fab abtuehieInb mid
uno feine Grdn erpartungsbon an.
Setn 9eii6t nnb Iein gar3es Bench.
men fdgten oeutIi6: .Nenn bieIe bel.
zen 5rdilen ieBt in CbnmoGt fallen,
10 fperee in Ons, na9 bem ipos id)
linen eber niteetbtiIt babe, nur Tebr
cngeneiien unb natiirii9 finoen." ssd
ipdrtete ab, ipos bic igrdu BON GanIe
thun fpiiroe; s5rnu 5in6 ater Ianf
ntht nit Dem gdbn unb benz Roman
obnmdhtig su 8pben. Daonrch ermu.
tbtgt. erIaubte audi idb mir, rubia fiben
gu bleiben. Sch mdhts Elm mDglidGf
tldglihes 9eitht; Grdu iSin1 blidte
shrfurhtspoll 3u ibrem @dtten ouF,
dls OBJ lie itn fir bas ebsIIte @eTen
hdlte unb belt fdlpeigsno bdsghnupfs
tnh Dor Die ausen. 3as tefriebiate
Serrn Sind unb er fubr fort: ,,Meine
9efunbheit bat esIitten, i6 periinere
sic, Wlaoame groto!uugO, meins Ge.
iunnbeit bat aelittsn. Ssit oiefen
traurigeH 8orfon 1T meine gerounuua
seitort, oos GEsideeipiht meirer arGfs
ts sefApnnben, Die Regelm1biofsit
metner 5unttipnen qsbroden. Cd bin
lsotgIih IN Jclge oisisr traurigsn Qn
oelegenheit BON @nfdIsn zines traut.
toften appttits osplaat. So muB su
gan8 uHgetp0hnIi6en ssitsn mtine
WaabI3eiten ntbmsn; mein f5ruhitiid
n,tttsn in Der Rodt, Mtttaa.iTen nm
bier llhr Moreens; ih muB and ieb.
etDas 5u mir nshm.u." Soerr sfinfl
Lislt entf.Bt iibsr oiefe Gutbeduna
pIcsIid inue unb psriant NIT finFter |
3Gfammsngesoeensn grauen. in6em sr |
bic 6anb trampfbnft atoen bic uuteren |
Snopfe fetusr perifoFsnen WeTte pref. |
ts, in tiefes gsohDen.en. frau Hinhs |
Iuosn bliftsf nit ein.m |
'eu6t meIdutoIiihen Musorud ehtlis |
fer 5raueE su mir hiRiiber. Der
gfdrrer fhf.n pl0bIih burh bi. gerd.
hung nit fsinem Wae.n erIsuttel su
sin, ftpl5irts auf ole Jhiir sn, rib fis
pstt auf uno rief nit elmer Dunrerz
timms bic 9repps hirab: Rode mir
IN fpsides Gil" gr alma pisoer In
,R Wttt. bss 3immsrs. belt nit einsn
harf auf mid qsrihteteH itrsnaen
Bid cine Sfpeits gsrotbuna NIT Tsinem
Rdgtn, ftoISirte in tpiitbsnoer Gtle
oisbsr nuh Der 9hJr unb briilIie eine
sontreorors bic SI+eutrepps htnab:
asin 81! gieb mir siHtn esr1u6er.
en- 5dring!"
(5ortFesung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
0rsHseis eHtbHms6 6ppOtbefen.
Cincinnati, 18. 5sb.
Neue oppptbeten.

y = y y = ~
Carl gobres an Clifton WutuoI 9
II. y. 60, $1,000.
aouro .. Sobn an Jamilp q. u
SO. /, S24O0.
2aurd y. Sphn an bieTelbe, $1,000
Didfon 20. 5ern an 5unOamu.oI
8. II. q. Co., $1,000.
Warp :. Rsufbl.r ON Central 1air.
mount y. Ii. 6. 60, $500.
amtIia 7. Sduls an Baltimore
g0enue 9. II. Q. Co., S4O0.
Wtarp Dorisp on SleRooIe e. ",
5000.
9erHarb eusrmaHR an Poplar g.
Il. y. Co.. $3.50.
Dsorgirtia V. GIaper ON Charles G.
Qouri., $1,000.
Disi.Ibs an e. 9aIimdn. $3.50.
Utarp Sapts an Bernard 9. Did,
man, $1,000.
Carrie G.goHenbsresr an gontbsrn
Sbto Sabings 8aHi 60, $370o.
goparo u. SObnIon an dragon q.
Il. T., $4,000.
9stiIgte 5ppptbstsn.
aHra esapeu On apolIo 9. II. 8.
Co.. $1,000.
gbos. 2. SibbaIb on 10. Dorb g.
u. 60, $500.
Gsrtrube Ul. 4oob an g6as. Waos
iheI, $500.
emma elshOfF an Hefp gudeps g.
L. 9. Co.. $500.
Sobu !. Safer an 9aulins RisB.
s400.
2nura 9. Sobn an sitle O. u. z.
Co.. $1,000.
Jrto. Sunbmon an Sugo gEumsn.
bad, S14O0.
5dmes 6. 9suhom on Sannab Ia.
isp, $1,000.
9toreenin o. aldper an gosmcpps
titan y. u. 2. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
3ltnoe.
Romau aus b.m GnsIif9sn.
tTortTesuna.)

l5ortf.suns)
Sic belt einen Qugenblid inne uni
idgte oQnn, inbsm iie pI6slib tbr
StiqiGps.gen brad: r8Iauben 81.
an etn 9erbGngniB?"
sd CLAUDE an ni6ts, mas bic
Weniden ermllntert, an fi9 Islbit gu
per3Detfeln," ertpiDerte i6.
Sic fubr fort, pbns auf meine Worte
5u a6ten:
r@us bat ben 3ufau, Der i6n bors
bin bier iibertam, peraH(aBt2 Der
s6ldG Der Jpn auf Den &opf getroffeu
bat, unb oieI.n S6Iag erbisIt er bei
Dem 8srIu6, 0as, mas ibm unb mir
gebDrte, Su b.rtbeibigen. cBomtt mar
er an isne.A Gage bef6Gftiqt aetpeien,
als Die Diebe in fein 6ous einordn.
gen2 gr bate an benz aaTten aearbeis
tet, Der fir mid beftimmt fpQr. Ct
ben Sic ni6t, fpie bic Grsigniffe fich su
elnem &in9s Oertstten? eyt9 afaube,
Der 4nfau miro baIb gu md anbsren
Greisniifen fii6ren; IS fpir6 nod ct.
mas anosres tommeH, feiu uno mein
2eben gu trabsn. Sir uns pfrb es
tsinen 5od5eitstug gsben. Die 5in
oerniffe tburmen i6 Dor uns auf.
Dos nddfte unglid itebt uns ma
6epor, sic fperben es erIe6en!" Sci
bieien Worten fubr tie ffaubernb au.
fammen uno feBte fi9, bon mir suriidz
tauerno In bic s5enitrniIhe.
gs mar nuslOs, nit ibr su itreiten
uno fhlfmmer als nubIos, oasufiseu
nnb lie gu srmuHtern, nod tpeitsr III
reben. Sd ftanb auf.
rgs giebt cine Guhk, an bic i'd felt
CLAUDE, : iagts i9 better. sd CLAUDE
IN bic frif4s 2aft IN ben Sassln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

aCmmen sic, lnifen sic uns Elm psnie
fpa3iererl aeben!1
Sic briidte itch nod Feiier in ibrs
Gde unb fhiitteIte ben Ropf.
.2qfsn sic MIDI" brah fte uuoe
huloig aus, nlaFen Sic mid aGIein!"
Sdum bate iie bas gefagt, ols fie es
cud f6on bereute; iie ftdno ouF, nm.
f6ldng meinen 6dIs nit ibren Nrmen
uno tiiBte mid. sd tpolIte niht 10
unfrennolih reben," Iagts bas fdnfte
5Grtlide Mdb6sn, ,S6peiter, mein
6er3 lit fGfper! Rph ME ift mstn
tilnftt9es 2eben meinen blinben 9luoen
70 buntel sri6ienen pie iebt." Sine
Sbrdne entrann bieien ormen bIinoen
augen uno fiel auf meine Danse.
plOBtt6 tpanote iie tbr 8eiibt ab.
u8er8eiben sic MIR" murmeIte fie,
nunb IaFen sic mid eebsn." Ro6
e9e ih ibr onttportsn tpnnte, mar lie
fcrtgegangen, um ii1 in ibr 3immsr
gu perfflItebsn. 9ds lieblite WGbs
hen! man fonnte nur oas tiefite nit
leto NIT tbr baben, man mubts lie lie
ben!
Sd gina ullein fpo3iersn; lie bate
mid nit ibren abereIdubifdsn 4bnuns
gen elmer triibsn 3utunft niht dnes.
itedt, absr Elm traurigss Dprt bate lie
geIagt, ipeIhsm ih sufttmmen mubts.
Nah Dem, pas ih in ihrsm 3tmmsr
nit anqeiebsn bate, ihieu mir Der
Soh8eitstag in Der Sbat in cine .psis
tere 5srns 9eriitt aIs is 5upor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

/ Mu9 5rau Braun, bic ii1 bebdbi
eingebiillt bate, flufterte:
| .Shlafe tpobl, aliidli6e 9rdut!"
9un tpdro es fin.
| 8as 2i9t unter benz gloSe, bos au
einem RarmprtiIhhen itanb, tniftert
BON 3eit gu 3eit. aIs OBJ fih. Elm @aT,
fertrppfen in bas Sel gemifdbt babe
8tegrdut Iouftte nod etniee 3eit aui
bds monotone 9er6uf6, bann iiberIiaf
fie ii1 benz S6Iafe, Der fanft iein,
Irme na6 Der miiben S6onsn aus.
ftrette. 5rau Braun b0rte bic Ieiit
Refpiration Senriettens.
.Sie iit iiinger aEs i'd, badte iie;
i6 tperOe nod einige 3eit madden milf.
Ten."
Sine Stunbe perflob.
5rau Braun bOrte ieoen Shldg ber
GdIoBubr; bann folgte Die 9lode Der
9orfttrte mad, bic aus Der Siefe bers
auftIan9.
v0ie ftDrenb!l" ba6te bic Dame.
,@s ift Elm unbeimlihes 8erGuT6, bas
bic Rube Der Raht unterbriht. mun
mub ii6 oaran gstp0bneu."
sic perfuhte einsufhIafen. 9as
@eftht Der 9biir sugetpsnbet, beren
8orbdnge geDffnet tparen, lag lie re-
eunesIos, nahbenteno iiber bic glns
HebmIt6tstten, bic Der Reihtbum qes
DGbrt. 9as 9iugen nud Su6iiiten3s
mttteIn taunte bic Dame, iis bate
mauhe Roht I6IufIos perbradt, tpenn
bas Slid am Spieltifde ibr rtt6t bOlb
getpefen. Run ftelIte iie 9sreIeife on
Stpiiben benz 2eben, bas 6snriette
btnter iih bate, unb bem, bas ibr srs
bliiben ipQts.
.5bprbeit", FlIiterte Iie, rbie Seus
timentuIitGt muB fdpeigen. Sin 5rau.
bic Hug lift, tpirb ita als 9rdftn f6on
su bsnebmsn ptfsn. Die graht biss
fes &pubptrs olIstn i6ou mub bas
Ser5 srfreusn. Ssnrtstte 1T tein Rdos
den msbr, bas nit ben srften Rsgunz
gen Der 2isbs tdmpft sic if Die
8ittpe zines GeIbitm0rosrs, Der mad
psriibtsm erobeu 9etruge bic WeIt
perIofen Bat, I'M ben Irmen Der ariz
minul Sufti5 gu sntgeben llnb i'd
isIbft -"
Si. fhaubsrte 3uIammen.
Der Baron, Der nihtspiirotge 8ds
ron, budte fie bebsro, rsr bstrsibt
bic Seirorb bes 8rafsn nit metnsr
Rthte bod rur aug Getpinrfu6t."
Der SdIaf fIob its. Satte Fl. fsIbft
bod iid6 bes 9ergebers f6uIbig gss
moht, bds ben ungIiidli6en arpnau
in ben Spb gstrisber.
Die S6loBubr i6Ius stp0If.
rRtdt fpdtsr!" FIiiftsrts 1Srau Braun.
., bic enbIofe Ratt! 8te fauft 6ens
rtstts f6l6ft, tpis rubig iis otbmst. |
2t6, bic csugsnb, bic gDtbsn. Sugsnb, |
bic man erft bann re6t au i6dBen |
tpeib, penn bic Rdbe beg Glters fit |
berertbar ma6t. G0rpsrIi6s sSnbtss |
petition btnbert mid ni6t, gu ihIaz |
fen; ober Elm Seer bon 9ebanfen
Ttiirurt auf mid elm gs mag aud |
rppbl bus g2eue Der Situqtion basu
oeitragsn Sir gep0bnIi9 gsbs id |
'pdt gu Bette, i6 Iefs unb ftretbe
nod :. Die 9spObnbett ift cine 5ps
,onnin, bi. Tid niht 10 Iei6t bsIiegsu
GBt. Sd tperbe Gin 9isrtetTtinbhen
our9 bus 8ouboir gsben, bann finbet
ih Der S9Iaf tpobl elm
SO leiis oIs m6gGi6 perIisb fis bas
sett.
.Gg iit tparm bier!" ba6te fie. Die
Rdume fiub gsfauBt Dor Der toItsn
0ohbem f. einen Sbupl unq.l.gt,
rat lie 81 bem Bette Der jung.n 5rau.
5enrietts i6IieF feft.
rWie ret5eub", bdhte bic Sante.
Der 8roF tonn BON Slid faa.r, buB
BIN cine fpIds Satin rpirb. Denn er
ie 70 feben t0nnte. biefe tpirtli6 ooQs
omrene ShDnbeit!"
(Gprtfesuus fOIst)
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0raaseisexthsnh ll.b .rtrsqass.n

Gineirnati, 18. Stbr.
Wlorp &. gtat,mor on marn G
polmer, Got III in Der gpsSptrotip,
6. II. 9. aFn llntsrabtbeIIuna Don
Bomb 5iu; 81.
8dDib 9. Sumfon an annu 81.
WtoreaH, Elm Stut 2anb on Der Routs
| somsrp pile, in Settion 13 in Gps
umbta Sp.; 81.
Fobert ). Grsiap on 5eRrp sonion,
Got BOG in Der Riperpiep Spnbicats
liHterubthsiIuns; 81.
Solomon Qosb an gnnnn Gbuns
II. u, 5psi sJobr: qdcbt BON Got 9 in
aIbtrs &: SobIs's a6bitiou su giib
Rorluoob; moHatlint mietbe S216. SO.
JIoriGla .. Ianlpr on alberto g.
Sbattud, Qots 832 unb 833 in gofins
ger &c Soptins 4. unt.robiktIuuq in
glmtpooo; f.rnsr so 4erts 2anb IN
Setttpn j IN glianii SoipnIbip; f.rs
nsr 105 JuB an 2innoob On. in Gin.
tpoob; 81.
u. 6. Sbattuc, qirignee, an Glisde
beth 3. g!ad, s 4eres an Der 2intpcob
pits; $1666.
gltaabstb }. giod an +. Q. 5ans
Tor. los Sub an Der 2insppob glp. in
2inpoob; $1,000.
Gborles R. 6ubbdrb an gbtpiu ID.
Subbarb. Got 10 in Worp 3. Quilts
aipsitsn llnt.robtbsilung; 81.
GbarIss R. 5ubbdro an Sbomag
8. Bird unb 5ornts M. gobb, Cots
IL uno 12 in bsrfeIben llnisrnbtheis
lung; 81.
Saeob Gnauter an tie gert. greip.
&c. brei Sabre 9dft hs Gigentbums
an Der Rorboit gde Der Gin unb
5inbldp Gtrub.; nOnatii6s Taistbe
$50.
DiIiam u. GDans. affisn.e. an 6.
g. @usner. % BEL 10 fsnB an Der
Rorof.its Der Sit sSront GtrnBe; 81.
Ghdrles g. 0ouis an Mottie 6tls
br.tb, Is 5ub an Der gsorbieite Der
gbur6ia apenu,. rs JuB fpeitlih Der
Mtntor aDtnus; 81.
THEODORE 8. aoabs an sSoIepbine
aans, Got 20 in 1s6gsr's abbition
5u RoriDoob; 81.
Greb. S4uIs an amelid \. s6uls,
% bel 110 GuB an btr CARL Ctr.
$1.O0.
Rorp g. synnss il. qfnb. an Wlnra
5. Witnfa, SO SUB on Der 0itfeite
Der Darrotp abenue, In Mtnton
.glaee; ferner IL BEL 50 ssub an Der
Rorbisit. Der Barr Gtrnbe; ferner 28l
bel So CUB on Der Rorbfeite Der Barr
StraBe. 81.
MiIIium 8. G. Snnsg ii. 2lnb. an
Darn G. Snnes, Elm Gfiid Qanb in
Stttion % BON WilIrreet 9Drpnfbip; |
Ferner 10 Qcres 2nnb in Gettion 81 |
BON Springfield 9oipnihip. 81.
Worp Q. Snnes u. Mnb. an MIL |
iom .. 6. 5nnes, 30 5uB an Der
Oitisits Der barron Mnenue In Winr
ON plcce; ftrner 60 Sub an Der
5noieite Der part Mpsniis In gDinton
piote; ferner SO Bel 125 ssuB an Der
Weitfsite Der gbserIiff alDenne; ferner
.ot 40 in s. 6. 6opfins' 1lnterabs
hilaHg In GImnsob pIast. s.
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U nm Ont

Dertirs ~SdfptbifGs Garbins-!
2euts Abtnb 10 libr i'm aaino bsr
S6iptrtn Snnssn GROCER aintbiIbers
WOrtrda bes Germ mtIimeiftrrssfnns
dtrs GtidfI1mme iiber -WspbsrHs
@tlofdronts unb 1biirfmi6iItr4 !.
1 3ablrsidks 7 Grf9eintn brinesnb srs
iuuni6t
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Wenn In Dsines aebens suasn

ID " ~ &tsHeS &kUSNs &11zH --
Dir bic 2uit bnran nsrgtbt. - msif
DID 6dmprrhoibeH plagen. DaF
ts libel mii Dir fisbi, - 36gre nif,t,
gtbrnud' bns Wiitel - Gtets betD1bri
In folhsm Gan. ~anatefig III
ieiH 1istI, - 6tilung ifafft ss nEles
nal: = lit Gin 5artss 31pfnsn uur, -
Wlebiciniihtr Naiur. Cine glrobe
b0pon fofttnfrei; braud,it nur
y. Wtufiasbier e Co., gor 1915, RsiD
Dort Gitn, gu abreifiren. Die .Mnoses
iis- II in alien apOtbstsn sn bnben.
prtis 81. Q.M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
A BAD Mlx-UP.

Elizabeth Qn.) News: a Skookum
chue editor. who was full of hard
cider. got a sale bill and a marriage
mixed. The description ran as fol
lows: William Smith, the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Smith, was
disposed of at public auction to
Luch Anderson, on my farm one
mile east of here in the presence of
seventy guests, including the fol-
lowing, to-wit: mules, II head OF
cattle, Rev. Jackson tied the nuptial
knot, averaging 1850 pounds on the
hoof. The beautiful home OF the
bride was tastefully decorated with
a sewash clam spade, l sulky rake
l feed grinder, l set double harness
nearly new, and just before the GER
emory was pronounced Mendeissohn's
inspiring wedding march was softly
given by l mich COW 6 years old, l
Jersey COW to be fresh next April
carrying a bunch of flowers in her
hand and looking charming in
gown made of light spring wagon,
boxes of apples, racks of hay,
/ grind stone mousline de sole trimm-
ed with about 100 bushels of spuds.
The groom is well known and
popular young man and has always
stood well among society circles of
y Berkshire hogs, while the bride
is an accomplished and talented
young school teacher of a splendid
drove Of Poland Chinas-pedigrees If
desired.
Among the beautiful presents were
two sets of silver knives and forks,
spring harrow, wheel barrow, 60
cart and other things too numerous
70 mention. The bridal couple LETT
yesterday on an extended trip. terms,
twelve months time to responsible
parties, otherwise spot cash, lunch
will be served at the stable. After
this Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will go to
housekeeping in a coy home at the
corner of MALL and DR.. R. L. Grand
by, auctioneer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

Hay and Grain for Sale by Henry
Sick, Payette, Idaho, Ind. phone 81.
For Sale-Plymouth Rock hens
Mrs A. H. Ramey, Ind. phone 1913.
For SalA-By owners, east 20 OF
) f. Taylor place, acres in fruit, 10
in alfalfa. a great bargain if taken
1t Cnce. Terms if desired. Box
SIS Call Ind. phone 79F.
A gold sign adds to the appear
ance of your display window. See
Brubaker. Main street.
If you want coal, don't forget that
Straub Commission Company has
Peacock Lump and Diamondville Nut
as good as the market affords
Both phones.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
PRICES GOING DOWN.

According to a Chicago dispatch
millions Of pounds of butter, eggs,
cheese and poultry held in the cold
storage warehouses will be thrown
on the market within the next
sixty days. It is said that com
mission merchants expect a great
fall in prices Of food stuffs as a
result
Much of the produce to be I'M
loaded has been in the warehouses
for as long as five years. Thirty
two warehouses are known to
have 44,S00, 900 pounds Of butter, eggs
and poultry. Butter is now six cents
a pound lower at wholesale in the
large centers than it was year
ago and it is now selling at the
lowest figure in five years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
B. W. HENRY

Dated December 29th, 1919.
First pub. Dec. 20, 1910.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE.

In the Proate Court of the Coun-
ty of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Jennie NJ. Barker, Deceased.
Aaron L. Barker, the administrat-
or OF the estate of Jennie NJ Barker
deceased having filed his petition
herein praying for an order Of sale
of the whole of the real estate of
said decedent, for the purposes there
in set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the said
Court, that all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased appear
before the said Probate Court on
Tuesday, the 31st day of January
1911, at IL o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day, at the Court Room Of said
Probate Court, at the Court House,
in Caldwell, County of Canyon, to
show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said Aaron E.
Barker to sell so much Of the real
estate of the said deceased Jennie
NJ. Barker as shall be necessary.
And that a copy of this order be
published at least once 4 week for no
less than four successive weeks in
the Payette Enterprise. a newspaper
printed and published in said Can
yon County, Idaho, and that said
publication be completed at least five
days prior to said 31st day of Janu-
airy, 1911.
B. w. HENRY,
Judge Of Probate.
Dated December goth, 1919.
First pub. Dec. 20, 1910.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
NATIONAL FOREST
FIRE LOSSES

Reports based on detailed field ex-
aminations made by National Forest
officers, of the lands burned over
in the forest fires of last summer in
Washington and Oregon, which ha' e
been received by the L. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, show that the
National Forest timber loss in these
states is about 10000, 600 feet. This
is somewhat less than was indicated
by the provisional estimates made
shortly after the fires. The reports
also show the Importance, as
means of protecting the forests
against fires, of the efforts which
are being made by the Department to
open new range to stockmen,
OF the National Forests in Washing
ton and Oregon, that on which
the fires extended over the greatest
area was the Colville, with 10000
acres burned. The fires on this
Forest, however, were chiefly sur
face. which are far less destructive
than fires which travel through
the crowns of the trees. 1t is con
sidered by the Forest officers that
the fires on this Forest point clearly
to the value from the standpoint OF
fire prevention, of proper utilization
of the range under regulated graz
ing. Large parts of this Forest, and
also of the Chelan, Okanogan and
other Forests, are not used by
stock because of their inaccesslolll-
ty. although a good supply of forage
is produced. The dry grass and
other heritage both spread the liam
es and made them fiercer and more
destructive than they would have
been if the land had been grazed.
One of the objects of National Forest
administration is to open all avail
able range to the fullest use consist
ent with preservation OF the carry
ing power of the range and protection
of forest growth and water supplies.
In carrying out this principle
where good grazing grounds are
at present inaccessible to stock
the aim of National Forest admins
tration is to open means of com
munication. through the construction
of driveways, the building OF ROADS
and trails. etc, to the end that
stock may penetrate wherever for
age is to be found and grazing can
properly be permitted. Through the
building Of railroads and the push
ing forward of the system OF per
manent improvements which has
been MANNED for the National For
ests of northern Washington, Idaho'
and Montana, it is believed that
much hitherto unused range in these
Forests will soon be opened for
use. The topography Of some OF
the country is such as to make II
available only from the Canadian
side hut American stock owners are
now beginning to work into 1t from
that side. Another means OF op-
ening more National Forest range
which is being actively employed by
the Department OF Agriculture is
the securing of concessions from
railroads in the form of rates and
facilities for shipping stock in and
out of regions where forage is now
going to waste.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
PURcELL's ART STUDIO.

First door south of the old Brant-
hoover building. l will give lessons
in Oil Painting on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons Of each week,
beginning Saturday, January 21, 1911.
Per lesson, 25 cents.
Five years experience in teaching.
For further particulars write
DORA PURCELL
Box 593 Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

A curious r, liz Of Louis XVII. is the
"game OF dOnliGuS" made Of pieces OF
the Bastille which were given TO the
dnuphin before hs. aud his parents left
Versailles forever 20 is said that
when the box cnu;aining it was
brought IN the liltr1 exclaimed to her
bedC hauiher vnia1n. Nine. Campan.
what SiuiSrcr pIaything to give a
child The sinister rlaything is with
other revolutionary objects preserved
n Paris
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
THE WEATHER.

U. 5. Signal office, Payette, Idaho.
For week ending Jan. 20, p. m.
Highest temp. 43, date IS and 10.
Lowest temp. 6, date IS and p.
Means PAS.
Total precip. SO.
Greatest precip. in "a hrs, 81.
Clear days 2.
Partly cloudy 2,
Cloudy 8.
Prevailing direction of w. Sc.
EFF. ALLEN, Observer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
NOTICE.

Parties near Fruitlaud wishing to
put up ice call up J. H. Redington,
phone 1912. 2f
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

Highest price paid for chickens,
ducks, geese, and turkeys-Phone
Hotel Payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. 4, 1911.

Reduced rates have been authoriz-
ed for above mentioned occasion. See
agents for particulars.
IF. JOHNSON, Agent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
(To be coutinued.)

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