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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
ENa11

Ir. asl Nm. D. Il White departei
fer Desver NJ Friday aorning. Com
bining business with pleasure they ~:l'
spenA aheat . week in Denvef.
HrA Cha MeEllea gave . card par
ty st her Asne Tuesday afternoon. The
hostess gave = very delicious luncheon
to her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. J. Wernet came
down to Eagle from Edwards Monday
to visit with Mr.. a.d Mrs. E. ]. Bind
ley.
Nels Yost Of Dotsero was in Eag,e
visiting with his daughter, Mra. Will
Raadall. Mrs.. Ra.dall accompanied
hin to Dstssrs for few days.
An EAsksA tea aad kitchen shower
was give. By Mn Alice TAobofg in
Asess's Il Mis 1saa Nays who win b
joinsa ssos tine in tAs nsa1 fatsra
WITH . esstai. yssag eaa vAs b vsry
AiGAly thsseAt Il tn tAb - e ~
sssiky. 1ssysAiag ~ ssrvsa n
1GRsA styls - ~ Assesss ae1s ~
paFty . complete ssrpsise fse 4iss
Mayer Tea was serv ed -t 3:3o and
~ fsst.as u sA ~ ysang laAiss
pssssat vsss tssa fAsss psssset wsrs
Aabel aaa ma IAainG. 0snsvisys Her
~, Lsssla Hsnh, lRry ePssale, 1daa
Wilkinssa, Dsaa Mayor, Alice fAo-
hseR an1 Nh. AFehzf 3AAAy.
4 rsbAssy was ss0Aittsl IN 1AGie
~ HssAay nisAt between Il a.d I
s'slsek. NJ LsnleyS pol han was
satssa BY way sf sss II the side win
dsWs rhsse wss nstAing takea frea
thsss bst sasdy. rhs BrssAway bar
~ alss satsesa ffso tAs baek aa3
- ssAese H nsss Aana0s tAsss -
~ ssAs phss. o. osswsR e ~
60 usQ1E1W - 1sahoGena ~ ~
OsAD - - lse11r A1l1gl -
salM1o 49, Wn41G11 -
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AOaAy0 mlEyuoQ
elort osls S1n0oo - 00syhQ
q Met0oa
0v tlAaoD eAavW.


q = OsasraAy Ueruo UAao yo0
Vie hsWs = yea eoaaiy tAaa via
- cuts yea. Especially b ~ ~
eass VIA yes have ~ sssa ~ -
. osaoas 81 yeaFs. e Jeha RssronA.
UAo Vas AsitAsr AivercsA - -
traA0eA froo Mrs. JoAa PsssanA. ~
bAAiy vhen hs acciaeataliy saosaa1'
cred her On the board walk - A.
laatic City.
The meeting Was ace1AsaEal y ~
John had hoped to select tAs opesr-
tunity. But he had goas - Atiaatte
City 70 md hsr. Immediately aftss hia
return froa NevaAa, vhssa. - tAa
disc0vessr anA ssbes9asatly ~ 0wnss
q tAs DlamoaA Siivsr nine. ~ ha1
leapeA into nsGsorie fana.
He hurried aftae ~. - B1ikA.
seeing hin, haltsA an1 1nasA M.
Il baG yssr DArdsa. Mrs. FsssasA. :
said yoAA. tgnssing The lesk q aa0ss
which sAs gave hin. Il have always
meant - return this DaRso to yoa
Yos Ieft II heAtAl It tho Psanayt
vania terminal"
"And you have carried 4 for tAssa
tvo years?" asked Edith Fseraal
scornfully.
He bowed. "You see. I diAa't knou
your address. And II seems to Coz
tain some papers," - SAID.
Edith took the purse and opened 4
..
Two years before Horace Mills
senior partner in the Law nrm q MILL
and Hoppaer. had called Joha Fer
rand. one Of his clerks. into his pri
vate once.
"Ferrand." said the head oe the Aru
thoughtfully. you have been With M
for fvs years now"
Yes. SIR" answered the clerk.
"Yoa have not shown . great apti
tude for law. l think" said Mr.. Mills
smiling family. Nevertheless" h
added. Il know you to b . naa q
sterling integrity. And I want sscl
. naa Just now. Ferrand. did yos
ever think Of getting marrieAY"
mo. SIR" John Ferrand answered.
Would you be willing to remain Z
bachelor for tho rest Of your Hfs fos
we'll. say for twenty thousand dol
lars?"
Twenty thousand dollars! Fsrrasl
thought Of the msa he hAA known
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TAXED BY PHYSICAL welaHr
Novel oehsme - FreNeh YeHa ~
ttselAiss Thst Aase Wsth Oaease
oppesltlon From tiss Wsason.

4 soali FrsncA town h tie p.
esasas district has struck Q novel
way to Increase revenue from taxa
tion. The ordinary chanasls not
Ringing enough to carry cut esr-
ain protected inprovsnsats. the
municipal council decided to plaos .
tax ON the physical weight Of the citi-
ssas. arranging the following scheme:
Below lsslb.. 10 tax: from l3Slb. to
toolb.. 13s. annually IL leaanAed;
from 3oelb. to 37elb.. 13s.: for ali
WEIGHTS shove this Agurs the tax IN.
ereasss at the rate Of 34s. for each
1elb.
Trouble came whea the local a.
AoFities tfssd to collect the tribute.
Most a the fat people formed q con-
oattss to appeal to the preSect. Who
1oDrsssats the federal authority in
~ district. Thus . stay was gaiasl.
But It appears probable that the town
could put into execution the new law
Z II should Aght the case in the courts.
Most Of the opposition came from the
women. who held meetings and torch,
light procssstons to signify their oppA
sitfoa 70 the measure. which struck
tAea hafdse tAaa tAslr hHshande.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
FAlsoUs sfAa. RkAuF11s

look with horror on Skin Eruptioas.
BlOtches, Sores or Hmples. They
don't have them. For all such troubles
use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It giori-
Salt Rheum, it cures sore lips, chappsl
hands, ehilblaias; hsals burns, cuts 81
bruises. Unsurpassed for piles. 36c ut
Chas. ID. Barnes'.
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vvsa% n.vs NJ. c.,,,.s s....,.l.

Weat Hsvs ttIs caiiia0 sassissd.
fAses = - SURE way T. insult Q
Sslieatssssa stsrskssSsr 80 tsfn IL
bs0sy q his Aisposltioa iats eali. Ie
saa - 1eas ~ reoaskiAg carolsesly
- yoa bay Ais neat halls q -
sahos that yoa ealy want tAsa foe tAe
~ eayhow. No Aslioatseesa AAa
VA a oasce Of 11gnity saa stanl
hat
Il Isst . customer last week by -.
hssiAg to ssii . ring Of lvsrwurst T.
weoaa who was buying It for ~
log" saA 90 Aan h the troAs. Che
vas Q goeA customer, bst whsa sAs
asciAs1 that che guessed that rag q
Wurst would Do becauss she oaiy want
- n Ter Tie Aog. I sail: 'llalan, hu.
0an bsaass night feel hsaocsl b eat
hat wurst; Il b nst 1pe logI' - I
Dat Il tack Il The caso.
"1sat halls osopoosA q ~ WI
bsst ~. veal eaUs. ~ ceaekse
ssu0bs ere tksWt.o loouleaA. TAa9
wiu - ~ tAs ea2 n vs0sa nust
Nv thsoe leaieaeise Hee thslr psta. 1t
ths0. ~ ~ tAea refrain froa lAsnae.
~ ~ sesrsessose " tslllng hiA
-"
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

1Asss pesAa0as = ~ Sapsss ~ -
s0ssiAG - - ssa0 ~ si0sss to1ao
peas1bae = Q Asasaassa. 4ia1As ~
1eD WteA tAo0 - - ehaD y Q ~
= lA0Deo11 va0a
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On 4 ~ kas. slassss..

w - ~ Nsso3 VAoeo0o2
PAilanAsr G. Knez. IL secrsAasy ee
staEs. recslvsl enc Aay b his o0cs .
bsacA Il oA-ssowed HswspaDsr eas>
reepoadsnts. In IL number was VII
tiaA Hosasr. vAo stseesd to tAs frsat
vitA . COPY oe his papse in which was
sae q bis dispatches uBAsr big, black
headlines. The dispatch dealt With
the AFFAIR Of the department Of state.
and ran along glibly as II the writer
had enjoyed the confidence Of Mr..
Knox regarding The whole matter.
What do you think Of this article?"
asked Hoster. exhibiting no modesty
- he handed the PAPER to the secrs-
tafy Il state.
-Aflsf looking this over" saiA Mr..
Knox gracSo1sly. Fl must say. Mr.. Hos
tse, you aso ~ nsstoe q WasAingtoa
cosrooQoa1saea."
AZ tAis HesAsr tsok - tAs asDsct
e . balloea aD1 bsees1 s1esea1nGiy
Dssass1 ustn Eas1 aAas1 ssltly:
-11asv1assase."-Rs01Aaf 11aOanA
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
~ Asuv AsssuIG

~ oaU ooWuA
y = M sa1lsosa u ~ oDna11A.
A0ogean0 ~ - ~ osoe - JaD1gA
- bassoeAa. Ae vas Se1ulfng through
tho een1Aay sksssts sosAaAg . elOnf
vhan - e0ese a0QgoaaAs9 Elng -,
MosA
-Issk Asss.. ~ - s0sss, -asa1
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hesOr
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sYoa. asU sss1ssa ~ u0at" ~
the e0cse. ~bat asat ~ - entnA ~
ao1ag that agnAA.s
h Q sAsse ttDe Nng ~ ~ saAe
o0cef anA Wanbsl ~ v1kA1ue M1u1
Ing.
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Cheapest accident insurance-De.
Thomas Electic Oil For burns, scala,
cuts and emergencies. All dspGgiseD
sell it. 25c and Soc.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
laassxitx snA Athletics.

In - editorial on "The Longevity
of Athletes" the Interstate Medical
Journal says that the harmfulness OF
Athletic training ID receiving q de-
served aAount Of study now that the
surgeea general Of the United States
navy hAs reDoeted that omcers noted
- aeAbstss turing their cadet life
were breah1Ag oowl sooner than the
non-a1ADse1a oaottnS tAs physical d.
rectmu = ss0e univsgsitiss 10 The co.,
trary. ~ writer says: Marathon of
plhytnB 1ootAan aal an sscA unnatural
eoatsak y0Q1lFlAg traiaiAg q sDesD-
tioaAl 09a ~ nes11Ag fsft1sr 1ovoe'
se0s1e Uase - Fspaass1 by sDsees -
whi6A = - sso0s4A n - ~
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e IL m vAo DaAs tAsk nvi1G ~
~ Dssssae avseso. nsy ass q -
vt.es1 ~ - x1gAe: - ~ W.
esa1o0ga - 0oD1 bais1s tAe0 - sAe
signtAeanes q tas tacts pahttshsA b
DocsaR 0lsAsaL Any sysesa which 49,
aok Fooooo ~ t11eesalo1s ooo6seioa
4 10 = . A1sfs - Il % aeoss1k" "
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
urAesee n eesvy.

fAo navy lspartneat spsoAs svse1
veaf tso.eee for libraries for its ships.
Each ships" library includes 80
books, mostly technical aad more q
lees expensive on that account. A
-crsws Library 10 usually made up
u about 6ve hundred bools q Actioa
anA OF such character suttahle for -
ss9tAiaDsat.
Aho1t eos tAarl q ~ books aro ~
0aaosa socA year. TAs eAaAOso aee
0o1o tpea reeoo0sa1aGisa q tAsse
h dAafOs e ~ sAlDs. ~ 4 ~ =.
ssasos1 ~ tAas b, ~ . sae1seae1ssy
0seAe6, - 0oeA Asoea10 u0ua tAs
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~ - Fsa0soa1los DsessaA - 4 =
0gs0ess1 - 0laa1as1lnD - u1s1asss
~ naAAa6 - aAaa00 q WasA1a0lsa.
aOU0lng tAso O11ssa1y = q 49,.
& = e9sAeR ~ ~ ~ ~ VsaD1
0ssk ~ sesasay. s0sa1nG . snSon9
u hoa eaAeee - e1syeoo . ysae.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
MAsea alx.e,a h easx.

~ - GnGV 0Seeco nsitAef Az.
tTatA ~ A0aRseA 1eaAs tAe way, q
ws a0n1 una1vl1lDsA tribs into IL
comDQe1e1sa. AAoaG some Siberian
tribGA ~ in0eancs. . naA need caly
uncover ~ wifs's Aead and walk
away. - tAs 1skine has only %
leave ~ hoass and stop away IN Pc
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n 0p0 Z Wo0aA - dfveecs -
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vll111e - - - goS :
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
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1aoonasaneD Wheso - 0sol t1ease
UuAsA Ossva1lD aAoUe vaf1oas -
SSoso - ae&Fa0e t1A1A 4 New Yeek
os10sSsese feesneay Desesa tAis slgD
ebovO ~ oask:
u rsss..1ssss !. Sose... ssis,ssss.
WasA1nGssa an1 CAleaeo"
TAsa fsllsWsA tAe aAArsssss q tie
roscaHfaAts VAero tie Daal t1cheeo
Wea1A - Aeooeea.
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d1nn0D 0IDu0 - ~ eug1aDaso -
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
HOLIDAY RA1DR Fo1
O2Up9NID AID f2ACE -

For students and teachers going ho0e
for the holidays tickets will be ~
on preseatstio. Of certificate sig.sd ~
the officer in charge & IL sehssa
where teacher sr pSpil . located, 70 -
effect that tAs tsasAsr seSndsnt =
going hone for The Aolidays.
Fares-Betweea al points in Caas-
rado on the Denver 1 Rio Grade, His
Gfande Southern, Beaver, Peafess =
Northern, Sa, Luis Southern, and f1se-
ence and Cripple Creek, one fare fer
the round trip, NO tickets to be sold fer
less than Is 90.
Exceptions-Tickets cannot be sold
or used for any portion of an inter
state trip, nor to my point of Anton
tito, intermediate to and including d.
range. To or from Durango tickses
can only b rosted via Rio Gra.As
Southern sailroal-
Ts destinations in Colombo On tie
Unisa Pasi1is aaA Csaseaas esstAs1,
nsrtA sf Ds.vss, go faRs Sss ~
res.A Trip - Dsavse paas Sass anA sas-
third - ass4naaisa, - tishs1s - -
SD fer lsso tAaa e6.SA
Dases e 0laC1tahsoD y - ~ -
lay ssAssa sassD - 1snswtae ~.
~ = - - oasaisr tAoa DsesnAse
M, 1o12
Naal naiA-Sas.asy Z ma
ss~Ns~ ~ = S~VSN aTDvvrw nNmR rSr
TEE VEST"
Nssl langA wsak ~ ds~af
HsalDeAoS 0ss0esA se9r" 4 ~
rau,aav n DrAnek DoooA hS>ma ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
H00 3AA10

ossa sp.a Il haaek easu, J - =
ysass cid, wsighisg llee sasA oeqaa
a.A esstle aaA . Qasn1n wsGk t1n1A.
Jsse ~ tsan ~ ssos naaAaoa UA3
wa.ss pais q go NOD nasA vnl I
tseas fsr - = saalsO = -
alsussea aasAa Asu0nxA
|n~ el. :! !! /, = ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

F6sl langsiA wsak, ~ AsWaf
HsalneAss OssnosA s'e9r" 4 0Dsa
rsasAy b DNnsek Dessa hsesaa ~
yssr Ar.eUisk Rsist eleA ).
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20

WHY ATLANTA
GROWS

WITHIN the territory embraced in a circle drawn
within radius of 90 miles, with Atlanta as the
ter, there is a greater population than in any similar
territory IN the Southern states, not excepting the
territory around New Orleans Richmond, Memphis,
Birmingham Nashville
WITHIN this territory the output of the farms and
factories exceeds in value the output of the farms
and factories in any similar territory in the Southern
states not excepting the territory around New Or
leans Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis or Richmond.
THE OUTPUT of the factories in Atlanta exceeds III
value the output OF the factories of Birmingham,
Nashville or Memphis.
THE COTTON produced in the territory above men
toned will bring annually sixty million dollars
ATLANTA is the best distributing point in the
South.
ATLANTA people pull together as no other people in
the South do
WITH every statement above being fact, why
aren't the following properties good purchases?
$4,000 25x100 feet ON corner in one block Of the
Piedmont hotel, Forsyth building. Grant building
and the Healy building, on terms of 81 800 cash.
balance in l, 2 years with per cent
$loooo-5o feet on Carnegie Way between Peachtree
and Spring. $4,000 cash, balance 1, 3, years
$1,000 per front foot will buy mgh-cIass business
lot on Mitchell street On easy terms and lies right
up against Whitehall street Think of it.
ON PEACHTREE street. close in, we offer an per
cent investment can't be beat in this country. $l0
600 cash, balance /, and years
FOR FUTURE investment Forsyth street looks
very good to between Mitchell street and Gar
nett street, at $500 per front foot.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20

GO out this way and see what is going
on Then come in and let us tell you
about place we are offering for sale
that is right at West Peachtree street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
Real Estate For Sale.
SHARP 6 BoHIsH0N
SUTHERLAND.

THIS is a section of beautiful homes
and refined people, less than twenty
minutes from the city; all city conven-
fences; houses have large lots tile side
walks and are close to the best car
service in town. We have cottages and
two-story homes in this beautiful sub
division for sale at very reasonable
prices and on remarkably easy terms.
Cottages of five and six rooms, ranging
in price from $3.50 to $4,000. Two
story houses of eight rooms, with fur
mace, for $500 and up, and there isn't
house in sight that is not worth all
we ask for II. Let us show you some
of these places. OF course. we want
to sell YOU, but will take pleasure in
showing you whether you want TO buy
or not.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20

$4,000 25x1O0 feet a corner, in block of the
Piedmont hotel Forsyth building. Grant building
and the Healy building, terms of $500 cash,
balance in |, 2, , years, with per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
EIGHTH STREET.

WE HAVE a dandy vacant lot on this
street that we can sell at a very close
price; cast front and runs back to an
alley.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
Bonds For Ti+le

$500 Jacob Buchanan 10 Albert II
Lyon. being part of land lot 81. com
mencing on the north side of Fulton
street. us feet west of the northwest
corner OF said street and Connally street
l3aaaNl44 feet December 30. 1910.
property May 49,
So, 250-Fulton county to ". / Stod
dard, land lot 81, commencing on In.
east side OF Ivy road. 20 feet northeas
OF Piasters Bridge road 200x645 feet
June Il, 1911.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20

FOR FUTURE investment Forsyth street looks
very good to between Mitchell street and Gar
nett street at $500 per front foot.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
Warranty Deeds 10 secur. -

HL2VO-JacOb Buchanan to S. m. NV
ers, being part Of land lot SO. beginning
on the north side Of Fulton street, 27S
feet west of the northwest corner Of said
street and Connally street, 1371sx144 feel
May Is. -
$1,000 C W. Thrash and Lon ]. Lesrv
to Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany, land lot 1872, beginning on the north
side of Anton street $50 feet east of Inc
northeast corner of Howell Mill road. 120x
SOC feet; also on same street, $50 feet east
$500 d. f. Coleman to H. S Blacknsll
land lot liz, on the southwest corner ~
Bellwood avenue and Franklin street Az
100 feet May Is
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26
For The Legislature.

Having been prominently identi-
fed with, and assisted in advancing
progressive Republican principles,
Fl. A. Lawson. Republican candi-
date for the nomination of repre-
sentative subject to the will of the
primaries, goes before the electors
of Ada county on Tuesday, July
80, asking for an Endorsement
through nomination. liz nomi-
mated and elected member of the
honse, Mr.. Lawson can be counted
upon to carry out the principles
he advocates and has indorsed.
His friends, those who have tried
him in Republican politics and on
public questions, believe that the
electors can make no mistake in
casting their ballots for him.
Mr.. Lawson was the first Re-
publican legislative candidate to
unqualifidely pledge his support
TO the reelection of Senator Will
liam E. Borah, of whom he is an
admirer, and whoes possible re-
tirement to public life he views in
the nature of a calamity. In many
respects he believes the reelection
of Senator Borah Is the paramount
issue before the electors at the
coming primaries.
If nominated and elected Mr..
Lawson will work for and lend his
support to a public utilities COM
mission bill providing for the
supervision of all steam and cleo
trio railroads, express companies,
telegraph, telephone, light and
power companies.
He will endeavor to secure the
appointment of a reasonable num-
ber of persons representing agri-
cultural interests on the various
commissions and boards in this
state. He also favors convict labor
as recommended by the State
Grange, favors the direct election
of United States senators, and a
board of control for all state insti-
tutions.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26
Attorney Chas. A. Sunderlin

Who has announced his candid
acy for the Republican nomination
for the State Legislature, was
born at Chas, Michigan. in 1888.
He graduated from the Clinton,
Iowa, High School in 1901, and
during the years l902-1903 was
city editor of the Clinton Daily
Age. He then entered the Uni
versity of Nebraska, where he won
distinction as university orator
and debater He represented the
University of Nebraska in the IN
tercollegiate debates with the Uni
versity of Iowa and the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin, won the chan
cellor prize for excellence in
debate in 1905, and was Ivy Day
Orator of the graduating class of
1907. He then attended 1.-THE
George Washington University, :"
and graduated from the College of
Law of that University in 1908.
He was then admitted to practice
law before the supreme court of
the District of Columbia, AMI after
a few months was with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission,
when he was appointed special
agent of the General Land Office
in the investigation and prosecu-
tion of land cases. He came to
Idaho in 1909, accompanied by
l.. r. CLAWS of Alaska Coal fame,
and obtaine | the settlement in be-
half of the settlers of one of the
largest land controversies that was
then pending in the West. 1t is
is well said of Mr.. Sunderlin, that
while with the General Land
Office, he was an able represent
stive of the settlers rights. He
is now attorney for the settlers in
the organization of the proposed
Boise City Irrigation District" !"
Mr.. Sunderlin has been resident
of Boise for the past three years.
and is a comparatively heavy tax.
payer of Ada county Ii nomin.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26
For The Legislature.

Henry Il. james, candidate for Rep
resentative, subject to the will of
the Republican primaries, is one
of the well known progressive Republi-
cans OF Boise and Ada county, a man
who for IS years has been a resident OF
the county and during that period has
been identified with large business en-
terprises. He is not only an ardent
worker for the Republican party bnt for
Republican principles. He is before the
electors OF Ada county at this time with
the Endorsement of friends who believe
that he exemplifies the tyW of Repub-
llcan who can best carry out the progress
siye principles Of the party.
Those who know Mr.. James best. are
ready to vouch for him, should he be
nominated and elected a member OF the
next legislature. He is an ardent ad
mirer and staunch supporter of Senator
William &. Borah who he believes
should and will be reelected for a sec
ond term on the splendid record he has
made in the United States senate.
Few senators have accomplished as
much or more than has Senator Borah
during his first term. He has been the
best friend the west has ever had in the
upper house and Mr.. James, if nomina
ted and elected. can be counted upon as
a staunch Borah supporter.
The electors wish to know at this
time where candidates stand on the
paramount issues. Mr.. James is out
spoken in his declarations. He was
active in the last Ada county primaries
IN which progressive Republicans were
the dominating factor and was elected |
delegate from the twelfth precinct to |
the county convention as well as del |
egate to the state convention at Lewis
ton, controlled by progressive Republi- |
cans.
Buy it now. Chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al. /
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy it now and bs
for such an emergency. For
sale by all druggists
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26

tom" McDermott deserves and
should receive good vote in the
Meridian country. He is a pro-
gressive, friend of Senotor Borah
and will work for his reelection
to the senate. Mr.. McDermott is
a farmer and knows what the farm
er wants, and is a safe man to trust
as representative in the Idaho
legislature. You will make no
mistake if you vote for Tom"
McDermott, as he stands square
on all the important issues.
Don't miss the 2 in sale at
CARROTS.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26
SEEDS

for both garden and field. Seeds
that will grow true to name.
The seed business is our spec
ialty. Don't fail to see our line
before you buy. 1t will pay you
to call on tie
UNION Coal & FEED Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26
New Buggy for Sale.

! have new Michigan buggy
for sale, but slightly used. Price
cheap. | also wish to say that ]
am closing out the glassware in
my store at cost, and all 15c coun-
ter goods 60 at I0c. e. G. Dunkin.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26

Opponents of Messrs. Crawford
and Latham are trying to get into
office by attacking the record of
the board of county commissioners
in increasing the county expenses,
and quote the amounts paid out
in different years. 1t will be noted
that the principal increase was
in the first year, and they were
then engaged in paying the debts
of the old board, including cash
outlay for a pew bridge near Boise,
amounting to about S3000Q00.
During the last year there was ex-
ira expense in the costly road ma
chinery. This kind of campaign
is unfair and should not be indulg-
ed in by men who have any regard
for a Square deal"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-07-26

The newspapers advocating Mr..
Haine's nomination err in assert
ing that he has no record. It is
embodied in the municipal history
of Boise, and like"The scarlet let
ter" of old has left its indelibIe
mark on its subject. The citizens
of Boise are thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with it, SO thoroughly conver-
SAINT with it that Mr.. Haines met
a humiliating defeat at their hands
when be offered for reelection as
mayor of Boise. To forget this
record would be enacting that
spirit of charity and mercy to our
fellow man which should dominate
us, but those newspapers advocat-
ing the nomination of Mr.. Haines
and actively engaged in mud. sling
ing should remember that ''Those
who live in glass houses should
not throw stones" Go slowly,
boys, or "Banque's ghost" viii
arise.