The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-10

Ex.sfoyefnOr brady WHO ~
president Of the Western Develop
msnt Association. in d letter to the.
Times,E dsted Nov. 9, 1911, says
I'VE had splendid meeting Of
the Western Development Assoc
citation in Omaha on October 18th
The meeting was well attended
and the delegates were enthus
iastic and many splendid sugges-
lions were made for the upbuild-
ing and advertising Of the west,
many Of which am sure will soon
crystalize into being, that will
materially benefit the entire west.
For your information ] will also
say that our Governors Special
train, which is to tour the eastern
states during the months OF No
yenber and December Ii now fully
assured. Recently, while at st
Paul, | had the pleasure Of con.
ferring with the Governors OF
Minnesota and North and South
Dakota with reference to the
undertaking. and they are very
much interested in this special
train. In fact, this is true of the
entire west. Many Of the western
Governors have already written
me advising that they are arrang-
ing their official and private affairs
in order to accompany the train
from the time it leaves st Paul on
it's tour Of all Of the commercial
centers to the Atlantic until il re-
turns and disbands at st Paul on
December 18TH. am also daily
receiving many letters and tele-
grams, asking that we visit this
or that city while the train is on
it's tour, and while Of course we
cannot visit all Of the cities from
which we have received invitations
/ am sure that we viii be able
to visit the principal ones, and
enough OF them to awaken our
eastern friends that we have an
empire here in the west that is
worthy Of investigation, aud in
the words Of many of the Gov.
ernors that have already written
me. "this Governors Special ID
going TO do more good for the adj
vertising and upbuilding Of
the west than anything Of its
kind ever attempted before"
/ have devoted my entire time
and energy to the success OF this
undertaking for several months,
and have travelled from coast to
coast in the interest of it. but IL il
results in any measure of benefit
to our western country ! will feel
amply repaid for the time and ex.
psRse have been 10 in bringing
about the touring of the eastern
states with the Governore Special. "
The highway district law,
turned down by Ada County last
spring, is causing some trouble in
the two sections of Canyon county
in which II was adopted The
question has come up whether the
property therein is liable for its
share in the payment Of bonds for
che construction ,of steel bridges
in other parts Of the county. An
election was recently held TO vote
these bonds, and ell the country
participated, including the residents
OF the highway districts.
There Is little danger from a
cold or from en- attack Of tho grip
except when followed by pneu-
,monia, and this never happens
when lChamberlain's Cough Rem.
,edy is used This remedy has
won its great reputation and ex-
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cures Of colds and grip and can be
relied upon with implicit con.
ttidence. For sale by w. M. A
Hayden.
II am pleased to recommend
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy as
the BEST thing | know Of and
safest remedy for coughs, colds
and bronchial trouble writes