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FOREIGN MARKETS.

r5ve-rooI. Aug -wHEAT-Spot steady. 70
Manitoba rs 5izd. SO g. q fd. futures ruli
october e= los-d. December. fs u go. CORN
Spot steady. Now American miIed. - - nd,
- 81. new american. Kiln dried. 's '-d- futures
easy. September. 5s 5a4d. october. 30 o-fd.
r.. OI-R-W'rtU- patents. us 81. hops ln Lon
don lpacifc COAST. & 1OsatS BElcl Extra
india mess IS gI PORK-Prime mess. West
a~1 ~ g. HANS-~hort cut. 14e BACON
cumberland r1t 54s Sd. abort rib. SOS clear bel
lies SIS. long ol.ar ulda.es. light. Dos heavy,
5-s. short clear backs. 46s 81. sHOt LDEES-
square. As GI LARD-Irime Western. ~;
4 American refined. -ss gd. CHEESb-Carac'an
finest whites new 1ps. c0.orct Sac Cd TT kll-
ENwrNE- sririt-. G7e ed. RoSTN-common. rs
tII PETROLEUM Refined cad. LINSEED
on. ABS o. COTToNSEED OII~-EuN refined.
SPOT 28- fot-d TALLOW-Alstralian IN Lon
.or G2s 4isd.
london. Aug RAW SUGAR. Centrifugal.
as. rlusoovafn T. 90. BEET SIG..R ueust.
f4s CALCUTTA SEED-August-@e tetuter-
G-s fl I.IN1EEU OlL>-+Oc 3D. SPERM OIL
l5l JOS PETROLEJ M-American refined I'd;
eri-sre GID TT spirits. 3Is 7td.
ROSfN-Ame-i-an strained. i4s inc. Us a.
Antwerp Aug 1-PETROLEUM ~ Francs.
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The approximate amount Of the lien or chars-,
81. -,.ts,I ,r-feh the above described property "a
~ b. cold is Ight Thousand Three Hundred ana
sorty-one ana $500 Dollars $50 $50. Win
5,or.~t thereon from the 10Th isv of June. 1911.
-,-.is- uffn costs end allowance amounting 70
sqos ~ with interest from June Eth. lhll. TO-
4aI her wiki the expenses NJ the sale. me az
-, .i7rafa amount OF the taxes. assessments ana
-'.t.- rates or other liens. which are to pA al
io,ya5 to the purchaser out OF inc pur'nnfs
r,orey or paid hy the Referee. is Sls3.IJ and
interest. 49, ,o,.
LANES r. WILLIAMSON. Referee.
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ROARp AND ROOMS.
an MARY rI,nrR HoMF.

TIL Nfhl FINfILH HVHF' :
.fI Iiramafan avenue Mount NernOn. y. Y.
comfortable and rertfu home Tor both sexes
rrautffiflN situated. Trolley passes grouDds
81 per week upward. send Tor circular.
s0TH ST. 40 East Block 90 park tine rooms
elevator. excellent board optional summer
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RED BANK LINE
BLOCK SlsN0 ORIENT. GRsEsPORI. SHELTER
ISLAM SAG HaHEOR
SuRROCATE's NOTICES.

WILLIAMS. IDA COsTER.--IN PURSUANCE
OF an order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
a Surrogate nj the County ~ New York. NO
TlCE is hereby given 90 uil persons having
claims against IDA Costfr Williams. late ~ The
County ot New York. deceased. 20 present ths
same. with vouchers thereof. 60 the sub
scribers. az their place ~ transacting bust
ness. ar the office ~ George ~ Whittisey q
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. city -
N~w IorH. On on before the loth day o. Feh-
ruurE next.
Dated New York the 2sth day az Juls. 1911.
ELIZABETH j. BAKER. STANLEY W. DEN
TER administrators
GEORGE NHITTLESEY. Attorney for
Administrators. u Broadway. New York
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RED q" LINE R P?T II s T9lI st 4, Neon
For san Juan p r. Ia Guayra. PtO. Cabello,
Curacao & Maracaiho via Curacao.
Philadelphia .. Aug .. caracas. ........ Aug. u
For Mayaguez z. r.. Ia Guayra, Curacao &
M3racaibO.
Zulla ...........Aug Maracaiho. Aug 3
Superior Accommodations for Passengers
BLISS DALLETT & CO.
C-.rs-sr Nfsragars 50 Wall g
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was al his office in the Custom House yes
we, tspus az having assumed formal charge Of
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING. CO.-Cleans
bv com pressed air steam. hand floor
1855 BroadWay. 42l East 4sth 81 COE
BRANDT. Tel i82-ssth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKa
Oldest. largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Removable Send for Circular
Tel a2-4dI3 Bryant ~ 80 MrsL +oLh =
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AUCTION SALES.

MARsfAI-s SALE Bv virtue 81 u writ ~
execution upon Attachment ] will sell ms
dar 81 1890 %. ga. or uuhlI. auction uf Sos
and 10 lsf street Hanhauar. stock uf Fents
underwear socAE etc. /. Van Lesr CITY Mar
shall
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Eu~UIur ....... NI.ltD.tNh NLtH-4ff'" ''f'f-
'Includ.s additions and bettermen's. fDencit.
NEW YORK GENITAL
Total all uresJ
on rer 2l.as4. $3.50 SCI s5so la sls2oe.I3
Crer exp. 15.e64.4 10 I6Hsl l5'@"Z'''S
oper inc. S57lo.955 s5.l41.oss seoo7.9s5
or ''I rev si2oe7s. $40 s121 40 500 sio5l 1913 80
Opor expen.. 95.88a $40 92.627.85o 7s4"-'a'"
on inc. So. ass. sac SOS. SOC $50 S2s7 5o,554
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Month ~ June -oo
No Of nie' .,o $50 9 -8 slcats3 $40 se7 ssa
6o ezpe,.' arc go 7.I944O1 6e7o.i9t
Net earns. $8.7os SIS s4lcool2 S3.527 2 3a5
Taxes ...... 566.5+7 f63.756 "4a W.
Ne. irc. s71421F 81 63e256 sS3si5a'
eros. go s'ss as2 SO $40 5Ss o ss
Net earns. S47.6163o5 ST.. 80 10 SO ~ dI ,o
Taxes ....... 4.s5o.3f7 i''i'"'4 '''o9'-'-
No. ,r,oroe $40 7sA a7s s47- 2ss. $50 s4oos7. 534
UNION PACIFIC
Month Of June eoes c4o5 Gas
-. .,--.T.-. G. 10 SOC s. COS p5s Sc SEA. ~
on expenses. 6ss9.@9S 4uas. I,S ".l">''''
Net earnings. Sa23s 2o4 S347osl5 g. e 81
raves -.... 275S57 2747o9 pa
Net income s2.as2a4s sa.1oeols sa.5oi 2s'
cs E lgns SIS aa los $50 DOS oa2 SIS 4et
on. expenses . 49so7.s84 4692s ao9 85.''4''o'o
Net earnings 500 40 pa s43 ls3 $40 So 1.G
Taxes -..-.. 462083 3.264.347 2''''o-
xe, income. ss5.718.2n s4oo24.s85 sss234 sl4
YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI NALl-El.
Month of June 900 ,-f
S H7ssss ss3as s5s5s4 s5s5 s ss. 40 40
EXP. and taxes. eo74'@ es''le4 e,.-.o
Net earnings. s1e3,o5s sas1'2 's22o2e
IuI,- f-Jurr so 80 go
cr1ss earnings $40 S17.54a S101s1.+5$ SO o3. ~
Fxr and taxes. sea S63 S.&38~" '"lo'"''
Net earnings. S2.a47.6sG 81. s2s.SCo s1m91s2
sDeacit -...---.
Month ~ June 1911 1910 l1C-case
ExP. ana tazes s98sso 7isoe7 'i24ass
Nor earrinrs.. s24oose s57.a6o s1sa.ns
, Jg.' - 5qns 50 COS &c sso4e45o s'47172
ENu. and taxes. 6.53lZo2 6l47.'"- ds'.''o
Ne. earnings. S2.5s2. 800 s2.79s.94s $500. 52s
Decrease.
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM
LINES BAsT OF PrTTsBCRG.
cos, ea-Dires SIS az qa5 S1p -45g55 sS+59 g6O
Exp. ana taxes 14. Is6 Cos 10 obJ.l '2'"u"o
Net aarDineg.. 81 81 S4.3sO252 'SlsO.924
jan l-June 30
Gross earnings lO6 gd3 500 100 SO 231 so $3.50 692
pS,r and taxes Sc 4O7 n4S SG4l4131 '7os+
Net earnings $50 496 s92 SO 40 TOO 5000 COS
LINES WEST OF PITTsBCRG.
Month OF June
Gross earnings. 80 Os201S $40 100 $50 81 90 -21
EXP. and taxes G.J4O 40 1916 TOO al.lNG. 2lD
Net earnings. S2541.572 s2.511.Os4 &}otss
jan I-June 60
Gross earnings. SO q63 40 So S}l355 'S4 SIS Oi0
EXP and taxes - 7g2.5+6 5-.74794s - sos. 40.
Net earnings. s11.17o.sao sl2os35o7 .saI46os
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors, Governs
ssses etc. 10 Colleges. schools and FamlllsA.
Apply ~ Mrs. " J. VOTING FULTON.
- lnion SQUARE
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AUTOMOBILES.

about fn perfect condition. no reasonable
Otter refused. no esentz ~, Box 20, Tribune
DflcC. a---.---------
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male
C0AcHNAN- Useful. willing 20 90 anything
strictly temperate three years eLccaent rei.I
auces. country preferred. wages $3.50 Indus
trial Association Employment AgencNf I'd west
20 ~ Tel 800 Bryant
i-1TIIT735-D SIS sWcde. teamster and milk
er. seven years iu one place reliable Jen-
ZEN Afathewsou Agency, SIS 6th ave. TEL 37s
BRYANT
J4N1TOR or caretake-. middle aged Nor-
,geeian. handy with tools. Nelson. care OF
Dieter. ~, Jackson IT,. Brooklyn.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS IRISH, OK
ceI tent reference. city or country SO WI
SON Agency ~ East 5'th 81. Telephone -
COOK-F'rst class iE all branches, neat. eco
uofnicaI. three and a half years. excellent ref
ereuces. city or country Industrial Association
Employment Agency. IL West a. 81 fAohe.
52lo Br-ant
COOK -Finnish- c.ty ar country. ai kinds OF
desserts. wages SO sons Agency l4l East
18th o. Te.ephone --24-iIizii.
HOTsFWORKE R-Noat Young girl good COOK.
can bskc. excellent aundross friend nurse. In-
can't W grown can sew. NiiF or country Nor
rows Agency. ~ Lexington ave- corner "Nih ~.
HOr-EWORKER- YOUNG English woman M
waal.ur. So. r. Miss Hofmargfs Agency.
aqn-3.e 81 ave- Rooms 90i aua po2- Tel. 4'-1
Madison SQUARE
TADys MAID Refined. German. experienced
mo ar,rreriafe one who can make dainty
sresses. trustworthy Fischer. sAl 5th aye.
NTRSg % invalid. willing and o1.ising seven
Years city reference. M. l4t Wet W 20
NURSE swedish. for three esr-o.d child citf
ar country. good references So Wilson
Ae.urv. f4f East 57tl -si Telephone 222i-
Plaza.
NURSE. Austrian. spsaks Italian aud English.
~ -oiirg child. good references wilson,
Ae4nrr. 14i East 5Tih 90 Telephone 22-i-
Plaza
XII RsE- ATrE NuANT- Hospital trained Scotch
Protestant. good needle oman nfe leart -
client references. cifv or country. lnd1sUal
Aeroristi0r Employment Agency. II West "a
e. Phone. 800 BRYANT. "
TWO Girls Excellent cook. Iaundress. good
hsker. other cnambfrmaid and Naitrefs. ~
entire WORK both highly recommended city or
rpantrr Morrow Ag"nc' ~ Lexington ave-
corner ssth 81. -
TWO af three largl lgn' Io0m. Ui'h kfcDfu~iie
ana bath ou|r two .Artriu.euis, tle-ul-4t. O.
parauet aeoIs. o. East JstA a.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SALESMAN CALLING on PAINTERS TO
CARRY SIDE LINE: SAWS SKILLED
LABOR. LIBERAL COMMISSION. A.. Bon
20. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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AMERICAN LIGHT AND TRACTION

The American Light and Traction Com
uanv reports earnings for me i"cft
1roIr-ths ended June 20. compared ds ipi-
lows 100
,ssrr or stocks Of 1911. 1910 lAs
Ht,Star,. cos So 56. ~ 81 ID go s. Tf7.5 s3
Miscel earn-.-.-.- fts'"" ''''~"- "7''""
,.ss earn, s4G42 s8i s. 10. Az s. o52.6l
,.-,,s.e ~ g57 I10.l5I li,4N1
Ne, earn .... g2s s7s S3.4ss 81 S2977. so
Previous surplus 49, s,.s 49,
and reserve ---- N'"sI'iiV '''i"''''
.ro,.i ,u,plus SO 265 $50 81. 0ol 92s S7.si61ss
Iotai tuiP,' - 10 S54IT2 Ss4. IT,
g. Fi,a CON 047 gT2 So ,36a go fll
tash uite q otS 40 90 90 s2T an
,.., discs - a503Is s. $50. SIS s. 3f2. 400
profit and los sar 1915, 500 6.34l.llO o,o4S5sfl
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes--City.
The BERIIT2 SCHOOL OF LANGCAGEA
MADISON SQUARE ll22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lsnox Ave. near t2Tth St
Brooklyn Branch. els-220 Livingston ST.
Schools open all the year.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Tcienbone 2224 Plaza 14l EaBt 9Th 81. sup
rlies 6rst class servants 20 private families All
r. f.r ences Investigated.
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WORK WANTED

Male.
DETECTIVE bonded. takes day g pay, strictly
roue5ent.al R+an. Telephone 1896 Bedford.
5Gl Gates ave. near Tompkins ave. BROOKLYN.
RFtI. ESTATE Experienced man wants man
apouent OF property. can furnish bond; best
references. money saving results Box -. l"l'
Third ave
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FOREIGN COMMERCE IN JUNE.

The chief az the bureau If statistics
Department Of Commerce and Labor. re-
ports the classification u imports and ex-
ports for June. and for the twelve months
ended June. as follows
INPORTS-TUNE
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NEW JERSEY.

"MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS"
the Lackawauua summer Book. viii neip you
plan the best vacation you ever had. fot can
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC

W'k cnd.Jllv so 81 .QSa S44.540 $40. S25
Jan 1-July 50 i.362. $40 80 900 f.ia9.05s
ATfVTTcnN TCprU-k
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TWO or three lsrgs gnt rooint Ul'h k.ic1suriie
ana bath. only two .ArtrfHeuias tle-lll4t. o
parauet acoIs. o. East JstA ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

IANrTOR or caretake-. middle aged Nor-
werian handy with tools. Nelson. care OF
Dieter DIS Jackson r.. Brooklyn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-01
HORSESHOE BEND

Frank Shelley, who has bought
the Eastman hotel at the old town
gave the young sports free din
ner last Sunday.
G H. Fault left for Mineral Hill
this morning with a crew of men
70 do some work on his mining pro-
perty at that place.
Mr.. sample has bought lot at
the old town, where he Will put up
two story building in few weeks
Material viii be on the ground the
first OF June.
Joe Burke. Martin Foss and
Julius Arson left for Boise Mon
day. for supply OF groceries for
the ummer.
Dick Fault was In town last
evening from Bachelors Flat.
The Sunday school at Hors eshoe
Bend are making a great success in
their work Only a few of the pupils
could not attend last evening,
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Wool P,ices Advancing.

The wool situation has under.
gone a distinct change for the bet.
ter during the past three weeks OF
so. Many of those selling their
wool now at 10 and 6 cents would
have sold cheerfully for 10 cents a
month ago. The prospects are re-
garded as highly promising at this
time and all fear of unfayorable
action with regard to the tariff
seems to have disappeared utterly
from the minds of the sheepmen.
Fred Gooding sold recently through
the Chicago wool warehouse at II
cents for their clip OF 100000 lbs.
Ted Johnson a few weeks ago sold
at ID " cents and two days later re-
ceived word that his last years clip
had been disposed of through the
at better than II cents.
At Cambridge half million pounds
hands at 13A to IGN
cents.
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BRAMWELL

Mr.. aud Mrs Jaekman OF Idaho
Falls were visiting Louis Il. Tolley
last week.
Eliza Williams. mother OF Mrs. G.
w. Lake. has returned to Emmett
after an extended visit with her
daughter,
John simpson is improving after
an attack OF spotted fever.
Social Rolph. I'D. Nelson, d. A.
Marnook. Nels c. Nelson and J L.
lIobsou attended Memorial services
at Emmett Sunday.
Mrs Elmer Rose left "Wednesday
for salt Lake City To meet her
husband who has been laborlng as
missionary in Northeastern part
OF the United states and South
eastern Canada.
The people Of Bramwell express
sympathy 70 George Newman and
family In their bereave-
meut. Mr. Newman has extensive
property Interests at Bramwell and
himeslf aud family are well known
and universally liked
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Largo Wool sh,nments.

Ten carloads of wool were last
week shipped from this point. The
Van Deusen's shipped their entire
clip Of 100000 pounds direct to
Boston. requiring eight cars James
Balantyne sold two carloads through
the Fruit Growers Association 70
The Carson company of Chicago, re-
eeiving liz cents. Jack Little and
other Squaw creek sheepmen are
storing large quantities in the Fruit
associations warehouse, and Andy
Little is hauling his clip to Cald-
we'll Every day many four horse
outfits loaded with wool pass
through town.
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TALKS

James Morton and wife and sol
Harvey were the guests at the c
l.. Burt home Sunday.
C. NJ Nichols, was called t.
Caldwell as turyman this week.
Misses Elyira, Melissa and Myrtle
Degraw were the guests OF M So Mar.
Hoagland last Sunday.
Miss Julia Nichols spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Lydia Carpen-
ter OF New Plymouth.
Mrs. c. L. Burt has been very
sick for the past few weeks, but is
improving rapidly.
Grover Rhodes Of Boise visited
the Nichols home last week.
Miss RoseIla Parrish of Emmett
Is the guest of Miss Ellen Allen.
George Doollttle has returned
from Nampa, where he has been
spending few days. and has pur-
chased a fine new SAC saddle.
The fruit inspector inspected the
of Falks last week and
syery one Is preparing to spray for
;oddling moth.
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Wild West show June Is.

Something absolutely new, some
thing never before carried with q
wild west show is but one of the
many features of that most noted OF
all American Amusement Enterpris.
es, Kit Carson's Buffalo Ranch
Wild West We refer to the excel
lent and most complete menagerie
of trained wild animals in existence
today. Carried simply as an added
feature for your inspection and no
extra charge for viewing same
ance animal acts of all description
are presented for your approval.
This with the fancy riding, roping
and other traits OF expert horseman-
ship, displayed by the Cowboys,
Cowgirls. Cossacks and Mexican
Vanqueros constitutes but part of
the two hours OF solid amusement.
A dozen clowns are continually at
play and II will be hard matter to
oNOp NaANhihb NhN ohbiNo iOhS OhOu6h
TO view some OF the imported Euro
pean artists in novelty acts of every
description. Inc performance ends
with the superb, spectacular, histor-
ical fantasy. Battle of Wounded
Knee" in which over two hundred II
dians. Soldiers, Trappers. Cowboys
and Scouts take active part. Many
of the Indians were actually present
at this famous battle and it is repro
duced exactly as they describe it.
The two mile parade will pass on
the main thoroughfares and grand
free exhibition takes place immedi-
ately after ON the show grounds.
Only two performances in Emmett
pm June 15
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NEWSOF TWOCOUNTIES.
The Weeks Contribution from In
de1 Reporters and Other
Sources.
HANNA.

C. b. HURT and g. F. Sprague, o
Boise, were driving over the bench
last Friday. inspecting their pro
perty interests.
st. Clair Guthrie, ST. Clair Guth
ire, Jr.. and j /, Guthrie took an
auto trip TO Brogan, Ore, Friday
OF last week. where they were the
guests of w. NJ Wayman. They
spent Friday and Saturday looking
ever the construction work that Is
being done on the project at that
place. returning home Saturday ever
Ing.
The Hanna boys are preparing a
ball diamond, where they expect TO
have a little fun and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs 81 Clair Guthrie,
Jr., entertained the Haylor, Guthrie
aud wayman families at dinner on
Sunday last. Mr.. and Mrs Craig
Wilkie were guests also.
w. S. wayman had phone In
stalled at his home this week.
Notice was received last Saturday
that after July Hanna viii have al
every day mail service.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, J vanLimburg
were inspecting the work on their
ranch last Wednesday and calling
upon friends In the neighborhood.
Ernest Asmussen was up from |
Now Plymouth sunday evening.
Mrs. -. A. Brushwood was called
20 Ven Wyek last week by the
death OF sister. Mrs. Mabel Evans
is keeping house for her during
her absence.
MIR. aud Mrs Highly. formerly
OF Colorado. have moved to the
Van Llmburg ranch, the other ten
ant having recently moved to Emme
Rev. A. L. Young VIII preach at
the sehoolhouse next Sunday.
James Howard was a business cal.
or In New Plymouth last Saturday.
Miss Jessie Waymau competed her
school duties In Emmett lest week
and is at home for her summer va
cation.
After spending almost three
months with relatives on the bench, {
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Clair Guthrie. Sr,
returned 70 their home, In Marys- /
Vile, Kans,, this week, They went /
10 Boise Wednesday aud from there 4
viii start on the return trip. We b
predict that this will not be their i
last visit Ia
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Died.

The announcement of the death OF
Miss Grace Newman Friday came as
q surprise and shock to her host
OF friends In this city and through
out the valley. She had been un-
der the doctors care nearly all win
ter, but that her condition was SER
ious was known to but few, If any.
Deceased was the eldest daughter of
George Newman. and was % years
of age. Since the death of her mo-
ther about year ago she had been
the head OF the Newman household,
and her death Is severe blow to
her father, two sisters and two
brothers, whose cup of sorrow was
,already filled TO Overlooking. Pos
sessing kindly heart. generous
disposition. a bright mind and
courteous manner, she made warm
friends wherever she went and was
a fayorite in any company she
graced with her presence. She
was born on a ranch near Middle
ton and came TO Emmett with her
parents about eight years
ago, The funeral services were
held ut the residence Sunday NOR
lng. conuucted uy Rev. S. A. Par
ker, and while simple were of
most touching character. owing to
the large number present they were
held on the lawn. The floral Of
ferings were most profuse, com
pletely covering the casket. The
ceremonies were In charge of the Re-
bekah lodge. of which the deceased |
was a member. The body was taken
to Star and laid to rest beside the
mother who had preceded. Deep |
sympathy is expressed on every |
hand for the bereaved father aud
brothers and sisters who are left
TO mourn their loss,
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To Condemn Hiss Land.

Condemnation proceedings for a
right of way through the f. j.
Bliss farm at the Canyon canal
dam have been instituted by the
Idaho Northern. and Robert Bad
ley of Sweet, John Young of ola
and Russ Won Harten of Pearl have
been appointed commissioners to
fix the damages.
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Your Money Talks.

| will book your order for KEN
merer or Rock Springs coal for
June delivery as follows; At car
$3.50. delivered in city $500 per
ton cash on delivery. Order now,
as coal will be so cents per ton
higher after June 80 and at least
S1.00 higher after July 81. Help
us manage the coal shortage that is
sure to come, by taking advantage
of these prices.
j. II. CRONK.
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Commencement Exercises.

An audience that filled TO over
ed the commencement exercises OF
the class OF II, Thursday evening.
| The auditorium was tastefully de-
| corated, large wishbone fashion
ed in the class colors, lavender and
gold, suspended above the rostrum,
being a prominent feature. The
class, composed of Paul Parrish.
Christopher C.. Coonrod, Merton
Cook. Floyd Sanders. Irene Kar,
Anna Campbell, Lois Yeck, Alice
Hartley and Jennie Cook, occupied
seats on the platform, and the
High school teachers and members
of the school board and their wives
were seated in the choir. The adj
dres to the graduates was given by
DR., James Mclean, president of the
state university. His subject was.
THE Best Things of Life" 1t was
scholarly address. The musical
numbers consisted of songs by the
glee club, with Miss Zoe Dunn as
accompanist, and a piano solo by
Miss Vera Whitsell. r. B. Will
son, in a few well chosen remarks,
presented the diplomas to the class.
During the presentation of diplomas,
two pigeons decorated with the
colors of last years class, were
turned loose and circled the audi
torium several times.
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And in accordance with law, so
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the front door of R. G..
Streeter's office in Stuart precinct,
Canyon county, Idaho, on the Srd
day of June, 1911, at O'Clock p. M
of such date, to pay delinquent as
sessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and eS
penses of the sale.
r. C. STREETER, Sec'y.
Stuart Precinct, Canyon county,
Idaho
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In Society

1t has been DR.. Clark's proud
boast that no one could plan a sur
Drise party on him without his
finding il out. But his wife turn
ed the trick Friday evening, the
14th anniversary of their marriage
he doctor was called to the home
~ Charles Williams to assist the
stork in filling an order for a baby
flrl, and when he returned he
found the house full of guests. The
evening was pleasantly spent play
ing Five Hundred and partaking of
delicious refreshments.