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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
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fiirien IN bsr afusiibuus isines ssiit.
lidsn amts 81 kf9rduseu."
llssteriuH,snaen
Dis Staatsstittsebuus
BON Obip pirb brtt ST.
stnftdube unttr bic
Qubentbmen.

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GcIumbus, O.. IL. Sanuas.
gllnterfuhunssn@ ipirb Wontas bdE
StihUprt iein, ipsnn bic 2eqisIatur
5uiammentritt. Grsi perfdiscene Ut,
ssnitdnps tomm.n untsr bic 2upt.
Oas 4ommitts, fir beanitcnbste
WdbIen ipirb nit psrrp unb 5rants
lin Gountp fdnsII fertis psrben. Sn
auras G0unip Iiss.u bic Sadxn obtr
peripidelter, oa in Der WabImdidines
RE BON ToIsbp llnrseelmdbiatsitsn
borgescmmen isin iOlIen.
Reihorb aug Sutton Go. ipirb bic
llnterIufIng bes gau3sn gaEfen.D Dts
partements benntrasen. 2lne elmisr
banblunesn ip1brsnb Der Iebten pier
Sabre folIen auf bas senaueIte uutsrs
iuht iperben. Sn bsm Department
ioII cine iolofiaI. 9srssubuus Der
0ffenilifwu @.lSst plat sesriffsn
baben. Die pon Goupsrntur Cor
nod tur3 Dor feinsm amtsoustriit sss
ma4te Grnsnnuns BON George WdIs
isrs BON gortsmOutb gu 6sm fstlsn
Pint oes Staatsbant Superintsnr
bsnten III ppn 9uunerneur WillisI
riidsdnsia asmudt uorbsn uuD bsrt
islbe bat fir ben pOiten b.rtits Sorrp
Z. 6dII DON Gait aiUsrpool trnanni.
Di. er6Bts gIuieube bat ols aDns
mittte, tpeIhes bic aussabtn in allen
Staatsbspdrtsm,nis gu unteriufen
bat. bamii GriparnifIs binii5iIid btr
3ubI Der BeamtenpOiisn unb Der S6bs
Der @ebdItsr asmadt ipsrosn i6unen.
Senaior Soparp sntipirft bic anirdes
fir bic Ginisbuns bisi.s elusiHuiIts,
p.iisn 3ipsd 70 fuidtis isi. bab man
feline 3eitbduer nidt beibrdnffn ohrs
fs. ipis Iia ber Senator ausbriidis.
Goup.rnsur 0iuis tpirb 5un1fit |
cine 9sIassruns Otr Officsiuder aus. /
Jubalien bobtn, bic ssbrobt baben.
pas aopitol itiirmen 5u ipcllen. usbers
bies iinb bem Guub.rn.ur fhier snbIs
Iois SielIsnssfuts unO 9risfe bon
Jr.unben Mfer qsmi,ridstr susseans
gen. Gs perlaut,ie b.ute Mbtub, bab
Der friibers Skriii 9lIsranbsr 6. Wt=
SondIb aus gosbottpn 60. ausiihi
babe. ben Sob aIs 3u9tbdnsipdrbsr
gu srldnssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Gin s,pbIfjabriser 6elS.
GsiirreidbiidJsr Suass befreit 60 Gs.
ianseue anb fdbieht rmiiiihtn
SaHptmauH tost.

0srr ID. praa, 1893 DaInui Gtra
Es. bat Don fsinsn In DaIisrsOori In
Sitbsnbiirssn iDobnbafisn glisrn
sinsn Brief pom 8. Tt,smbtr srbditen,
aporin bas 5eIbsnitiid zines 5p6fi.
idbrissn Sunssn sr3abIt iuirb, iptlhs;
psrbisnt. In ipsitsren Rreifeu btiannI
5u ipsrosn. Gs beibt odriiber In bsm
Brief:
dug Der guioipina tam Dor III
1aaen Elm 5uSIfidbriser 6sIb, Der
Sobn sinss s5oritports, bur9 unfst.
Stubt auf Der Reiie uad Wisn mo-
ftlbii er BEN aaifsr aruns So'epb
rorasifsIlt psrb<n iolts. um Fir feline
Stlbsntbdt bic esbibrenbe Bslobnunl
su smpfanssn. Die Rufsn batttn 60
Oeitsrrti4tr gefansen unb IN einsn
S&uppeu ssfpsrrt. WdbrenD nun be
ruiIiihtH WaHen TIM Wirtbsbdus
bem SdHaps iib<rrtihlih spfpradtn
etbrad unisr iunssr 6efp bic 9biir
beg S6uppens iInb seiste ben befr,is
ten Sorbuten ben Wea gum 6ferr.is
fifd,en 6etr. 2iIs bcnn ein ruHifGer
5duptmann sur Repiiion tam uHb ben
SGuppsn Itsr finbet. frast q tsI
Sungsn iibsr btn prbIstb btr Gsfons
senen aus. DER Aunse ipetit udG SSsf
sntsssenseftBttn Ri&tino. Sm ieIbsa
aussubIid nimmt CT Don tinsm Der
pfsrbs sinsn Repolpsr aus ber GatisIs
taf@e unb ifisBt ben 6auptmaun tobi.
Damn ihipinst sr iin auf bas pfsro
unb srrti1t sIiidItd bic 5ftsrtsi&i.
fd1sr Qtnfeu.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
WaSrberiites 1euer.
Bier perionen fom nj en-
beim Brnno eines 10 bn.


beim Brnnb eiHes W o IN.
bauies um's2eben.
9biIabe!pbia, ga, II. Gan
Bier ecrionen fameit an Sonnta1
aQorsen eelegentlih zines 5elerE
um's 2eben. burd ,peIfes ibr Mpbn'
bnts cinsedid,ert rpirroe. pdbrerb
bier ireitere 9erionen itipere @erles.
iingen Sapontrneeti, ais iie aus benz
oritien Stcdiperfe Oes brennenbcn
ejebduSes ipraneen. Sie 2ooteu NIB
gerIesteu paren nlle @ifalieoer Der
Samiiie bes aIeioerbdnolerS 5riy
Sfubinsfp, Der ieinen lob in oerl
;SlalnInen inns, als er periufte, feline
iiin5iten ainoer jii retten.
9us ,seller brad i'm grogei6oiie
oes G'ebduoes aus, in mcld,eni lid
gfnbinsfD's aleioerlnDal befnilo uitb
breitete iidl iebr id|neu GIf bic oberen
Gtodperfe ouS. ioSnB 0ie 9epobner
oes Soduies, bie i'm tiefIten SdInf 10.
aeu, oAber StGloe tpnrei, nod reht.
,eitia Die einSiae 9reppe in Dem DC.
bnloe 3i erreihen. Sfubinsfp bali
Ieiner @nttin inib Srpeien ieiner S6f-
ter bis su einem goroetferriter nno
febrte bnnn in oas @ebdiiSe suriid.
UNI bic iiineeren ainoer 3ii reiten, ole
rr pom Maud) iiberuldnnt fpiirbe imo
IN ben syIantmen ieineH 9oo ia,io.
Seine 9eide pnrbe neben oetieit lei.
aer 1ohter Bella IA, Selen ~ unb
]ind)eI % Sabre aIt eefunoen.
sSruu Sfiibinsfp nrto apei 2Sdter
m sitter BON IS lno 19 ssnbreR 70.
pie ein II Sabre alter Sobn, ipran.
len aus cinem Senfter bes brittenI
5tofiperfes niib 5rm SfiibinbfpI
rlis hierbei idipere 9erIesuneen Sa.
ION, mdbrrnb ibre stiri6er mid imbe.
,eitferoen Sdrarrnnen ouporrfnuieii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Uerb6re
9tabfi9tist prdfihtnt
Wilfonbssiisli4 osr
einpaHberunsspors
Iaae db8abaltsn.

y w - hs
Wafbington, .. G., IL. San.
prdiibsnt Wilfon bsabjiatigt bsjiigs
li9 Der BON 3onsrtb dugenpmmsnen
gintpanb,runssoorlas i'm aauft bic,
fer MOds 6ffeniIihs gsrb6re dbsus
hpIttn. Tds ssnaus Datum bisisr
UerbOrs ipirb am Wpntae, mad gms
pfdns Der DorIass I'm @eiben 9auie.
betaHut esesbsn ipsrben.
8ertrsitr snblrsiher Sreaniiaiios
nsn in psrihisesutn 9beilen bts
eanbss babeu Den praiibsntsn srfu6i,
ibrs arsumenie fir unb ipipsr bic
9prlaes aHsuborsn. ebs ty feline enbs
giiltiss GntibIisbung in Der Sdds
triffi. Der prdiipsns III eesm ben
In Der @prldss poreeisbeHen Bill
buHssisit. bat iid jsbo6 nod nibt
etdubert, oh er bic @orlage besiptssH
nit fsinsm getp bsIsssn miro pbsr
Hiht.
Gamilisntras5Die
Doungstopn, g.. IL. San.
SobH Sim lpurbe am Spnniag RoGs
inittae Don ieiner Jrau seI9oiim unb
ltbensssfdbrIid btripunbet. ptil sr
isiHe beibs-: ainbsr bafiir 5iihtisie.
bob lie siH 8ilDtrbu9 serriffen hats
ten Die Jrau bsfiHbei iidb in Daft
uHp siebt gu. baB iis ben RspoIpsr
aus sinsm giebensimmsr bplte unb nuf
ibrsn GattsH fdAb, aIs bifr bic
aigSsr lsIuG:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
iInbesriinoet
Sinb bic Raaridten iibeI
bi.aHseblihe 9erbafs
tungfes aarbinals
mercfer.

amftsrbam, pid 2oHoOu, IL.
San. Das edo Beige meIbei, bab
General Don gifiins. Der beutfds Ges
nsruIgoupernsur DON gslsisH Die fol-
aenbe prOtlumatiOn in griifsI ers
Iafen bat:
Der Gensrnlgoupernenr srtIGrt
bisrmit pffi5isa, baB bic 8ebauptunssn
iibsr bic angebIide gsrbaftuns bee
aarbinuIs Msrcisr isbipeber gesriius
buns eutbebren. Die bsutfden 8sbSr.
ben PabsH au& niat in. zrapm baraa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
unfaae.

- Dur9 sinsu GturS an Der 7.unp
SObn StraBs aos fif ssiitrn Rrtesp
Der % sSubrs allie @iIIiam Willu
Gin GiTsnbdbnnnssIlsIitsr. glc. 372l
Sprina Grops gIpsnns. ipDbntsfl.
aopfpsrIsbunssn 3l. ois isint atul
uabms i'm iidbiiidsn 3ofpiiaI nctp
iuenbig mnhisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
mfBpsrfanbtn

DOtior (sur aItsn Sunsfer): I'm
sShrm esibsH biirfte bk iisenbt ets
btnsptit IduIp isiHl"
gilis Sunefsr: %. Ssrr Dcttor, i9
battle i6cu cft bsirdtbsn iSHnsn'@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

Die oanfbnreu @ldubiaef.
.@os mar oean b0s oiefen aJlor-
gen fir cine if6ne Nlifif in Der Raf
barjdnit21 sd. oa bat Elm Gent.
lnut ole reide @nnfierstodIter gebei.
rnthet inlb ba baben ihm feline @Iiiu-
bigsr ein Stano&eD cebra&tl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Gsstnaten.

Die 9sbinstsn Office fir bas
vGineiuHatier 8Dlfsbiatt" befiHbft
f5d In BEN 0ebdnee Der HeppIss
Sabinss Sanf & Srmit &c., z @eit
9. Strafe. An5eiaeu, Wlittbeilnnssn
rmb geitellHusrH irsenb wtIher Nrt
iuerben bis 10 libr gbenbs baielbii
enfgeaeusenpmmeH. SsIeptun Sontb
1854.
% as Elm unparttiiiderI
gmsritaner su IagtR
u q
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

As the antuH n season comes on
the chuches are formulating plans for
social life. The machinery for this
becomes more elaborate each year.
There are Boy scouts CT Isl clnns,
young peoples nights, aud general
sOeials and suppeTr for all ages The
people vito caaYass Tor food, st tab
les aud wash dishes are uouored FER
their unselhsn ey tion Tie do
hard work. But probably u all tbs
lite was a. stop tnes soBh Hn il
very tedious hanging around houIs.
This social life al the churches
brings together a lot OF people Nno
| otherwise auuld he sery las Is la
most towns loday population shifts
rapidIy People do not live d die
in their tracks as they used to. a
large share o; thea are always
strangers in some nes community.
Til long for compauionship.
The old time church slrial vas Of
very attractive To these lonesoHis
folks. People SAT around ~ 20 ant
tried Go smile. ANkSafdlF 81 tab
lorine under W. in s-use ~
Iduly thes Ne over m people
and talk d sbout @e8lh T.
: rau - ~ 80 ulae AXE resi-
fr,e as nj as entering ogetber ia
10 = ru form 20 work diversion.
One Mald tetter a-q atHea -
half owen eh rsai- Of az amateur
lplsy than ~ atfrn8Mg sit-ag0nea g
! ciaIs i've y4tr~ Games sfe equally
I eaectl e. The dearnns aad ministers
! are becoming convinced ha' trn
can atlrac people merely b offer.
ing jack sirawe IT'D ile.de wlnk-, AID
, alihurs. some cnurches 60 farther
than other. Bat a. general 'hinl
any gaue that Is legitim4ie To-
a Christian 70 piay 10 his home Is legit
a innate for the ehurah parior.
4 when strangers some e. ne'
place they must expe I 90 lttlp
@ more team half way. some Of then
a atil attend church two ~ hire
: time ana then quiz because 20 on
Y called on them ~ SCARCELY ans on
!, .ooks to them II hey ~ signif
their desire e. perform some service
tust+ad OF seeking nerley 10 tecetS
attention, they will make irient
fast enough Exchange.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
CATS HOME IN CHURCH ORGAN
Animal Stayed There for q Week and
Made Some Problem for the
Authorities

GIgglinR, smiles and evidences OF
unusual good humor In the eongrega-
ton I'm Second Reformed church were
explained after the service full.
grown cat was in the pipe organ. The
organist and janltor couldn't get Il
out Everybody in church knew IT,
The music was softer than usual and
quite subdued. There was q reason,
The cat had walked all over the ap-
paratus governing one OF the three
manuals and put II out OF commission
For a full week the cat was In the
mechanism. After being found In
bed Il made in the altar cloths, Il ned
to the organ. II could not be smoked
out, shot at, or otherwise forced out
because Of suspicion that q litter Of
kittens might be inside the organ and
might die and decay in the instTu
ment
Finally Janitor John Otto and Or
ganist William 8 nollenbach con
trived a trap with meat, string an
stick. When the animal seized tn
meat the fail OF the stick aroused tn
janitor. He caught the animal onl
after stunning II with q hymn book.
The organ must be taken apart I
get the damaged keyboard into SER
ice again.--Reading (Pal Dispatch I
Philadelphia Record.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

Mayor William Riddle OF Atlantic
City ordered a stained-glass memorial
window at a cost of 500 The win
dow was 20 display the figure OF 81
Peter. The Arm completed II. and
now the mayor refuses 20 pay the
price. A suit to collect has been IN.
stituted and the mayors defense Is
that the figure Of the apostle IL not a
good likeness His halo and his keys
are recognizable. but the mayor re-
fuses 20 believe the features are those
of the saint. II Is knotty problem for
the court Classical art represents
st Peter as q mlddle-aged gentleman
with rather abundant beard: but elias
steal art may be wrong. There are ne
photographs Of the apostle eEtant' and
we are not aware that he ever sat q
q portrait painter Mayor Riddle MAJ
have his own conception Of what Petei
looked Ike. bat he viii End Il might
hard 10 prove that II ls any nearsl
4 actually than the image on I'M
stained-glass window.-ChieAEo Post
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
NornE ToR ruRLIcArroS.
Nsttee 81 prsai 90 4 ppIieattoa Of water
90 nenetietaE twes

Notice Is hereby given that at y.
IN. on the Isl day Of Deccmbcr 1915, az
Gilmore, County 81 Lemhi, state Of
Idaho. before Helen Ailhands. Notary
Public. proot viii h. submitted 81 the
application Ia beneficial use % III
cutie feet pei second 81 the waters %
Spring Creek and Texas Creek, in ac
cordance with the terms and cdndi-
tions ~ Permit No. lo04o heretofore
issued by the state Engineer OF the
State Idaho,
l. Tie name and postor'ce address
~ tile person or corporation holding
said permit are VIM QJeeney, Gil
mere, Lemhi county Idaho
. The usc 10 which said water has
tern applied is irrigation and do
nestle u~e
3. The amount applied a. benetic-
liaI use IN cubic fuot psf seCund from
lSpring Creek and ! cubic a. per sec'nd
from Texas Greek
4 The place where sald water IS
used Is ~ Nwl 81 Mi and sEl see.
la. T.ltN.. Il. p T. y ~
8. Ths right Ia take the water
fram such works is Iased upon Permit
No. lOI40
"a. The source 81 supply irum Wbicl
,ucu water is diverted rs ~prug Crerl
! / and Texas Crrek.
Z. The date u priority which sass
D / user Is prepared 20 establish IS oct"h
/. IeT y. 1914.
r } n. SMITH
= Noy NOV - state Engineer
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
CHANCE FOR THE INVENTOR
Suggested Improvement Over the Mall
Boxes az Present In Use In
City Flats.

A letter carrier on his way through
West One Hundred and Eleventh
street the other day stopped at the
entrance to an apartment house and
gave a quick glance upward Dan
Cling on level with HIS head almost
was q small tin box II swung at the
end OF a string that reached up to a
window OF the apartment house three
stories above.
The letter carrier nodded, smiled
and placed a letter within the box.
which was quickly pulled up by a girl
az the third story window, The car
rier left a bunch OF letters with the
elevator boy within the vestibule, but
the letter the girl got was the quick
est delivered OF them all
Secret love afaiT." repeated ths
carrier after the query OF a curious
man. mot at all. Just q convenience
OF the girls so that she would no
have TO wait until the elevator maj
sorted the mail or tip him after III
delivery. And do you know there's |
fortune for the man who can arrang'
something like Il in nathousesH
'Take the four and ive-story house
with no elevators Suppose the lette
boxes were so arranged that the
could be pulled up TO the diReren
apartments now using them as down
stairs receptacles for mail. Do 20
see what a blessing II would bef VIII
a landlord could raise the rent and n
raise would be met without murmn
have spoken to an architect inventc
about H. He's working on It, Ho'
longf Oh, about two years now, b
he'll make II yet All II needs. b
says. is a rightly placed spindle. hgi
chain. small recesses In partitions. an
the boxes. after ring, can be draw
right up to rooms New York Time
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
Ain. 70 coifsn

II there IL one part Of the game
more than another that IL likely 10
try the golfers patieBes 70 the ut
most Il Is putting When we con
slider that half Of the game OF golf
is on the putting green, IL not this
a good reason vhy We should be pro
ncient at it But how are We 10 over
come this weakness on the greens'
The only real sound theory that Is
known for putting lie TO swing your
putter on dead straight Hns
through the bah toward the hole. fou
can practice this method BY puttinF
the end OF the putter head close up u
a wall and practice swinging YOU
puttsr back and forth: pendulum
movement is best, keeping the end o
the putter close 10 the vail Try J
and see II Il does not help your boiini
out.-OutinE.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

becoae inf rmsd OF the
uic beauty and pighty ma
Utilities 20 TIE little Known
mH silver VALLEY, Ne recommend
la preliminary step 20 The con-
syructi a railroad, tire present
very diaIedit and dangerous stale
roid be once improved 50 thst II
car be a'elf aud quickly trayeFesed
by autts % ell IS other vehicles.
Il peetfuily ubmittsd.
IF. A. PADDOCK"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
EnC1ern .IYndfcafe is
Investigating North
and South Road

for not to exceed 81 200, 900 and it is
his opinion that the Lewiston & Nez
Perce oilers the best route into Idaho
seaport city-LeWiston. In fact he
believes 1t would be an ideal connec :
tIon
Prior to leaving for the east Mr..
Leavitt promised Governor Alexander
TO make further investigation and
inquiry and to submit proposal
wherbV The capitalists lie represents
will undertake to back The constIuc-
tion OF the railroad He also prom is
ed to take matters 10 connects ON
With the road up with members Of
the north and south railroad commits
sion appointed by the governor, or
Senator Jerome j. Day OF Moscow,
Aaron Parker OF Grangeyille and E.
A. Paddock Of Weiser. He said he
would aid them in working out Q
feasible plan by which the road
construction can be assured.
Genuine surprise was expressed b.
Mr.. Leagitt that the state OF Idaho
should 50 long have permitted 1 con-
dl ion to exist whereby so extensive
and rich country as north Idah'
should be so far segregated from the
rest of the state with The consequent
'e4llt OF sectional dissatisfaction AM
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05


In the Matter of the Estate Of John
pougherty, deceased.
Pursuant to an order ~ said Court,
nlade on the 2lst day Of October, 1915,
notice is hereby given that saturday
the 9th daF ~ November, 1919, AZ 10
O'Clock A. H. ~ said day, az the
Court Room " said Court, az THE
Court House In the City ~ salmon,
County OF Lemhi has been appointed
as he time and place fuT proving the
VIII ~ said John Dougherty, deceased
aud for hearing the application u
George " Neither for the issuance
Ia him uf letters Testamentary when
and " here auy person Interested mas
appear aud contest the same.
Dated October 2lst. 1915
FRANK r. MCCRACkEN,
Oct - Nov 8 Probate Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

.o eastern syndicate OF rail-
.ayestors is investigating the
,m,,y If constr cting the "'aiss-
in the north ard So u
lad from New Meadows to Lew
20. the irteresti z develop
.oring tn week, and hecame
81 ,esterdaF with tie departure
,y p Leavitt, their repr. sent
Tram Bis for the east. Be-
- left Mr.. Leavitt held a long
nee with Governor Alexander.
TED MS surprise at the resourc-
RI, could be- deyel ped for ton
tribur any to the proposed road,
llv IN tie building OF spur
the famous Warren mining dis
He is returning east to make
report.
Ipayitt viewed the route OF
rroggsed road Sith a view oil
,isbIng power for TRANSFORMATION
hoses through the mediun OF gas
4, m5tnr which can operate OH a
Ide as nigh IS ) per cent. He be-
les the "missing link can be
h from New Meadows to the pres
sonthern terminal OF the Lewis
4 Nez Perez railroad. in which
people have become interested,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with Local IMPLICATIONS. a. th'Y
aRnnof reach li.r seat - t8e dlsease- ca
tsfrh Ii a blood or constitutional utssfs'-.
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mucous surfaces THE perfect c0Iuhina-
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-11-05

WYE HAVE secured the services of Mr.. n. BIRD,
w of Tendoy, Idaho to represent US In Lemhl
county in the sale of our general line OF rut ana
ornamental trees, small fruits, shrubs roses, etc
All orders given or sent to him will receive our per-
sonal attention and are sold at the same prices as
are charged right here at our nursery Everything
will be guaranteed to be first class and delivered at
destitation in a healthy thrifty growing condition,
Our prices are right and as low as is consistent
with strictly reliable and high grade stoch such as
our customers willreceve An exact copy or every
order will be left with all purchasers; and our stock
is guaranteed true to name as labeled You Will not
have to paw Mr. Bird any more than # you came to
our nursery and bought stock. Customers wishing
to send their orders to US may dy so if they prefer
We employ none but reliable salesmen--men
who are dependable and trustworthy. Mr.. BIRD pos
sesses these qualifications and is worthy OF your con-
fidenoe He will be glad to advise you as 10 Varleues'
etc and give you the benefit of his long experience
in horticulture Send your orders to him or let nun
know your wants---just drop him postal. IL VIII
be difficult for him to call on everyone but ne VIII
see you if possible
No better nursery stock is grown anywhere IN
the country than in the Yakima Valley, where the
growing conditions are practically under conEroi' 50
that in consequence we are able from the nature OF
our volcanic ash soil to develop an excellent root sys
tenn and sit is the root that csunts, At the same
+;oa ye nIonarlv mature our stock---not keeping 1t
growing lote in the fall such as many nursermen DO
to get a bigger growth The roots and perIecty ma
tured trees spell success for the buyer.
YAKIMA g. COLUMBIA RIVER NURSERY GO.
Growers of Choice Yakima Grown Stock
NORTH YAKIMA, WASHINGTON