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Loves John !. he Famous Oh IaEe
Ana ~ Proposes.

II John :. Rockefeller b. Any
chance should desire a helnmaI. -
share hiH fortune here's Hernia
Jeanette ThT.Ha Of Oakland. al.
not only willing but apparently eager
So much % indeed that she proposes
publicly TO tie oil king.
Mrs. Threaz zaya she takes a1.an=
tage OF this being leap year = Ak
Mr. Rockefeller for his hand. T ne
declines. the Interest on 81 100000 I'll
satisfy her. According 10 the Oakland
correspondent MTs. Thress Il lhe d.
sorced vile of J. Il. Thress. brick
manufacturer. Ter letter IN parl
reads:
ITO MIR. John !. Rockefeller. znnla.
whore In NeH York.
Dear Mr.. Rockefeller; This z9th
day OF February. 1916. am writing
my first proposal Of marriage Con-
slider my lnekperlenee. please. This
Is absolutely The first time / ever
prop0sed marriage. am unknawn %
you. Tut an perfectly willing n b
made the hanpIasl woman BY gou.
Simply Ihe interest on paIIrs
ttleimillion.-and what, | ask. i aunh
4 small sum. - you?--wouId build
and maintain Ior me the perfectly
dear bungalow ! have planned. moi
to mention the lovely gowns and
sweet hats ! could buy. | lon Nth
> great longing Tor pretty thInEa.
Il know preachers and papers have
acornfully alluded to your money Is
tainted mone.5--bnl we should .0r-
ry' II It l. tainted
You have heard. haven't you q
man being loved FOR the enemies Re
has made? vel. love You. deaT. TOR
the money you have made.
Won't you come out to sunny Cali
Ifornia-and make my dreams come
true? / haven't described myself 70
you. and VII Hnare you. but - only
you would never need blush for me.
pSweetly and Iondly yours.
MRS. HERNIA JEANETTE
THRESs. III Brush, at Eighteenth
Street.
Oakland. -. Feb. 20. 1916
mo such Liter has reached IT.
Rockefeller. ~ i one does zamz t
win 90 rIEHI : he waste Haz|zI. :
aid IVY =. publicity dIrerInT Iur
: the Standard 81 COMPANY
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Dr.. Harold freeman and wife. Eond
street, who hase been III. are m
proving.
With fuel saving In view. ,. new
cereal cooker can Be inserted n the
top Of tea EelIIe.
Mrs. A. r. VENT, OF Baltimore. Ii
guest OF her mother, Mrs. George
W. Miller. East Main street.
Mr.. William slorp. this city. after
being confined . his he'd nine weeks
with a severe case Of rheumatism. Is
able TO be ont aEain.
Mr.. J. David crowl. Center street.
who has been suffering for lvo
months from bad attack OF rhenma-
tiam In both legs. Is able to be ~ N
his room.
Mr.. Rowan :. Erb. stenographer. II
Stoner & HoDDy'a. insurance agents.
has resigned hIa position. Mr. Glar-
ence Aldridge. East Main street. has
filled the vacancy.
The Western Maryland College
played It's opening ball game We'd
nesday on the college grounds Nth
the Lebanon Valley, (Pa) team. md
was defeated b the score of ID ;.
The regular meeting OF the Civic
League will be postponed on account
Of the Lenten season, from April %.
to April &c. IN the Civic League Room
ut 3 o'clock.
Charles Roberts seabrook, Bridge
Engineer OF the LEakawouno Bridge
Company. Buffalo. New York. has been
appointed Assistant Structural IN
gineer for Westinghouse, Church.
Kerr Company. Ees York. NJ. Sea-
brooks appointment takes effect APRIL
nth.
On Monday last Charles Z. FINK
was reelected : director and : mem
Der OF the Executive Committee d the
Union Trust Company OF Baltimore.
This company has made wonderful
progress during the past year. Its
deposits increased from 81 200 600. IN
over $4.000.00o. Over 100 shares Of
the stock Of this company are owned
b. residents Of Carroll county.
A writer In Science says there i an
Increase Of mortality am0as IhH
Bnople because The heart, the ar
cries. the kidneys and the nervous
and digestive sYstams cannot resist
The strain Of life that il put upon
Them. The fight for health. power.
pleasure has become so persistent md
strenuous thai these organs i've
way. and thu not only happens 9Th
old people but Nth the Young.
The Mothers Relief bill. which had
passed both Houses and IL nov NJ n
Gov. Harrington for his signature
asks for $4,000 annually for admins.
tratiye purposes. II imposes one
tenth OF NIL - ; tax In baltimore
and In the several counties. In naIII.
more county 10 Westminster tn nm
TO be derived II -. 200. II lodges n ne
hands Of County Commissioners the
power TO determine what widow
mothers shall II aided
Getting close up to $4,000. 0oo ahead
In gross Over Iasl year Is What Inc
Western Maryland Railway Il doing
these days With one week more
than nine months Of the fiscal Year
shot into The past. or. the other HaY
around, from InlY last 10 April
the gross earnings Of the road have
gained 81 .s0a.zIE over the same period
of last year. The gross In actual
figures for the IlHeal year 10 tn date
mentioned l. : .21d. 402. and for IaIk
for the aame period IT was =. -. -.
For the week ended April ! lhs Kxuaz
gained sz4.lz7.
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Mrs. Roy slrIne and son, Easin.
Pennsylvania avenue. are visiting rel
atives In Keymar
Miss Nellie Ben. of Hampstead. has
been visiting relatives and friends 1t
Mount Washington.
Mrs. James |. sloner. OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday 18th Sheriff ana Ire.
James NJ. sIoner.
Messrs G. ?. Baker and William !.
Harrison. O 1t Airy were n this
city Monday on business.
Mr.. Arthur P. Gruber and family.
this city, have moved to Detroit.
Mich, where they will live.
Mrs. Charles swartzbaugh. Est
Main street spent some time IN HaItI-
more and heard Billy Sunday.
Mrs. John Lambert, OF York. p. il
the guest Of her parents. Mr. md
Mrs. Washington Brown. East lain
street
Miss Elsie 0ernand. East Green
street. visited her sister. Miss Martha
Gernand. 1t sabIllasyille sanatorIum.
Sunday.
Messrs John and Albert Spencer
and Charles Barnes. Of Thurmont,
spent Sunday n Baltimore and heard
Rev. Sunday.
On Wednesday Mr. George Z. Ben
son and family moved from State
wood to thar recently purchased
home near this city.
Miss MyrelIa J. Iselster. near Dan-
nings. Is spending some time visiting
relatives and friends In Baltimore
and Washington. D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. weant nd
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John 4.
Cunningham, this city, spent Sunday
as guests Of IF. and Mrs. Fred 1t
tlefield. OF MIddIeburg.
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Hartman md
Nr. Joseph =. sheelsr, OF shInnens-
burg. Pa. are guests Of Mrs J0aeunua
sheeler. PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Mrs. Lena Eellar and Mrs. EHza-
beth Shaffef. 81 Baltimore, spent sun
day with Mr.. Eellar's daughter. HTa.
Albert Spencer. springdals Farm.
Statewood.
Mrs. Rebee9a IL capie. Of near
Finksburg. hHz returned 30 her Home
after spending no weeks With her
son. William :. eaple. OF Baltimore.
and attending the Billy sunday meet
iugs.
A marriage license was issued n
Washington Tuesday to Vincent :.
Valentine. Baltimore. and Ms
Geneva |. Exams. this city. lis
Evans Is : daughter OF Mr. Joseph
Evans. Pennsylvania avenue. md
sister Of Mr.. John Evans. Ea4l MaIn
Street
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Hire Yoar pee.er II 50 Mach : rssr.

Hife teuI UHz.71 - 70 NheH ssf.
In the AfTII American Magazine i
N article called Better DueIoTIng
for iess Money by DR.. Richard {.
Cabot, chief q The medical star q
The Massachusetts General Hospital,
Who calls attention 20 what i nsr-
haps the bsaI medical systsm IN the
world.
The seven thousand students 81 tie
University 81 California. he -. naT
five dollars ; Ysar for a health Tund
that supplies Iaem all with tn 1T
and most exneFI medical attention
when they ar aIok. pays lhalr nos-
pital charges nd enables thin free
~ 10 consult specialists about little
ailments thaf might grow into large
ones There i nothing charitable
about the aTzIsm. shich IL o. : ozT-
Ing basis an EIxsa excellent Iemuu-
GRAFTON 10 he doctors in charge q
the iniirmaTY
4 studied ne york for myself IN
the spot anH. after a considerable
experience 81 medical practice here
and abroad. ! think | am entitled 10
say that the york done In the IaIITm=
airy Of the University OF California
is not SURPASSED IN any place It'll
which | am acquainted II "a nor
ough. accurate. np-to-date. kindly.
humane work The infiunary h N
Out Patient Department a. KeII -
wards. To tn the patients afe free
10 come an d. between certain
hours In tn afternoon.
THE successful application u co
operative medicine ~ have dszerIb-
ed Il # tn University OF California
Is only one example. though InIHs
the best, on 81 many The unIxer-
atty OF Michigan has gone almost =
far as the University OF California.
and has the zane Ideals In YIaH TEa
University Of Wisconsin has aIso -.
en- long stepH n the same direction.
Harvard made n anspiclona begin
ming last YesT y putting one . he
.isest ana moi zkiiifui medical msn
In the country. Ur. Roger I. L.. n
charge of The students health
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL II. 1916
sale2eEIsfer.

April %, At u m. Horse, Tow and Calf. soH.
Furniture, Lumber. ct &C.. also growing wheat
md rye John I. Freeman, Executor. On ne
IaEs John w. W. Porter property near Winfield.
O. old Sans Greek rod.
April %. IL o'ciock m. live stock. farming IN
aia1.ensa. harness. corn hay. barley. rye. shares
bank stock and Household and kitchen furniture
At the home Of the ate Charles w. Allen nssT
IsIat In Berrett district. William T.. Walter Z.
azzI George IL Allen. Executors. r. j. AlbzuEh.
Auctioneer. Harry Cresswell. Clerk.
@ApriI 20. 1 D, m. suiIs Of bed room Furniture.
Bureau, Bedding. Chairs. Carpets. dining rom
Furniture, Stoves, Sewing Machine &c. Anna
J. Yingling, acting executor. % Liberty street.
Waztfninater Nd,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14

COAL-nIN PREPAREDNESS THIS
MONTH. ! ETaHa time to GET Iks eIa
bin cleaned ~. the necessary boards.
posts. ctr n place. and general nHe.l
parednezz m he summer zHunIs
when tie tine comes. Smith ) He'll
snider n. IHe Ilnmler 10 Il hIns
nnd tlie TIL i III Them.
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Fixing lIle sponslbllliy.

MY husband tells me that h waa
ont late last nIght with your Iua-
band"
That ISM %. I want you = m
darstand that ~ husband Va out
With your husband
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Gasa lrpsrsana

-Ygur sd eeTn should have "a
esszbaatioa. TAss l.. you vaai - zssay
ksgnsh e eezzIHze - - I've ksTnsas.
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szAselAs = 49, yoa az Feszy .
sAsa n. sasss saly heavy. selI9 sarz.
IA kss.sa i unAfsTza HsassA.
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shrsvn o. 9=fors sAaia.s - sd
ssFS, reeve 81 nail as eosTH -
ttlpped ksrnsEa from then. - 80
ksrnsia ~ nzeasss oaiy - -
kssssa ssslks - isss~n vesr s1szsss
u SrowaAs : profitable srse. ~ :
corn planlsr : nasd IN rlsassae. : :
always bsss = 40 take out IL IarEs
and irrsEzlaT kernels.
Seed eora = eess sheilss - EzHz.
sitting - Esz=<iz drop inso : sozTzsfy
ssshnd szsxs. zhsrs o1tsIssd EeEHsls
ELL be quickly seen Remember fast
Fou sxpsst : sirens. and hszlthy ssFa
slant 10 zroz from ever ksrnsl 90
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@abls varIetlea

WAA1zH - largsrSrovias -
nAppnsszzzas varieties a Ger IN
80 mere - he earlier sa6 snail
spRowlns se<ts. BE carers. Hev-
ttt1 ~ - varsity you ssisot I aoe
10 lac i maturing and thai tn -
= not 10 IsrEs I'D haa not teo AiEA
: percentage q measure. because
laaematuvlaz. Iares-sob variety naE
easaA : - Of rotten cora Tor 20
~ hence. : much lower yield. i
sutions vasrs the growing season =
Ne snousa. suea varieties - Doons
0Oumty W1z.e. Golfers Excelsior,
Giant Beauty. Reeds Yslisv Doat.
9Shnson County. II grown 49, D.
ne long yellow variety ETeva n
Fredsriek county and the waf1s cap
sorM grows n Baltimore Carroll,
cesu aad cher nsaSAg eozszIsz. re
- pod = - for large yisl1s. Tssss
varsyeiss rss=zrs from lis - IL dsys
10 mAfurs.
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WoD1ln1 & SD
s1ECToa s UlB
s.ys osr. CD. l1srAsss Are Advised
rs ~ o-s=s csss h securing
$50 Per rAsls Acres.


i. b lsefMs rseeasly issusd = - ssv-
@al Aaaarsz es<a - menhsEz = n
olats. - eaznky ae<nsnstxntioa zEsa1s
- d. issaszs are insudins sozas
JI1nnAie so1x.sttons rsgaraiaE - y.
lss4isa = $50 serA ~ furnisnsd -
No.. n11ha1as eshm1t2 e IL ARP
~ Aez1szzENal EzDsslDsas ssztioa.
d Ss11e4 : securing suitable Esd
sg1. prof. ssAnits sayS:
TN essIaz pzoatAbls earn eres. :
b o mistake = - far ifoa kozzs -
@sl DassIssIzzIy = hseyT yssld %
Ut 49, : desired. eesd esssssz =
SON i=as Distance and grssH zz69
AfAmsat so.zzsle.s from these i -
nmsnDezAeez. IN not, e RE. 80
- WI tn Grst year as good ed = :
R1ya variety grown nearby.
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An Easter cantata. THE Glory Of
the Garden" vi be given by the
choir OF Centenary NJ. r. church On
Easter Sunday. n 40 y. m. The
choir will be assisted by Messrs.
Anders and BoIlinger. violinists. and
Mr. Evans lrombonlst. Seats free
Everybody welcome
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14

This is the time To prune grape
vines. An authority on pruning says:
DO Il az once. and don't be afraid 70
cut back to one or two leaders. and
two eyes, az the fruit always nomes
on the new wood There is mora
danger of too little. than too much
pruning"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14

big surprise vas sprung on many
of the residents Of 5ykesvifle when
the formal announcement was made
that the engagement Of Miss II. Edna
Blizzard, daughter Of Mr.. and hrs.
George Blizzard. Of Sykesville. 70 Dr..
Claude Hamilton. Of the Springfield
State Hospital. had been broken. The
Two we're to have been married tbs
month and = hIg church wedding had
been planned Invitations were 70
have been sent out IN a few days and
preparations we're being made for the
departure Of the bride-to-be for :
new home In Canton. Ohio, where Or.
Hamilton has accepted a medical
position. Miss Blizzard said that the
breaking Of the engagement was mn
tually acceptable. that both found
that they could not agree. Miss Biz
zaru met Dr.. Hamilton at Springfield
Hospital while she WAS on vi =
he instltutinn doing social service
work
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14

Superstition and distrust With
which all societies known as secret
orders, were at one time viewed b
large number Of people, was happily
long ago dlspeIIed. and today The
lodges stand as one Of the champions
of the home and family. Wherever
society has reached a high state If
development. secret and fraternal or
ders have their great stronghold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14

The last day Tor the eertltieation of
nominations % lie voted for at the prI-
mary election next month was Non
day. April II. II The primary cleo
ton delegates 10 the State eonfeuz
tons will be chosen. and II Ii under.
stood that in both parties but one
set Of five delegates viii be chosen
to the State conventions and That
these will name both the presidential
electors and delegates to the national
convention. of the Two parties.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10
Notice for Publication.

Serial No O65O7.
Department of the Interior, u. 5.
Laud ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, Febru-
AIRY 10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Clar-
ence S. Carroll, of Tendoy, Idaho,
who, on July 20, 1909, made Home
stead Entry Serial No. 06507 for
N@s SEA, So NEA, Section 20,
Tow ship 10 North, Range "A East,
Boi>e Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make Final Five Year
Proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Allen &. Mer.
rift, u. S. Commissioner, at salmon,
Idaho, on the It'll day Of April, 1916,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph H. Pattee, Arthur II, Bar
nett, Frank ShMkey, Dwight A
Smith, all of Tendoy, Idaho.
BEN. K, GRAY,
Feb. Is Mch H. Register
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10

lin Isley Is shipping out a carload
Of hogs, to he followed 10y another
shipment of fat cattle within u few
weeks All the stock Is in tine con
dition to top the market.
-7repar ations for the coming pro-
ductiOn, Next Door, under the d.
rection Of the Salmon Epworth
League, are we'll under way, the dra-
ma to he presented toward the latter
part OF March. ADV.
The date selected for tie coming
NJ. 4. stewards concert Is March Is,
on Monday night. The best talent
IN the community is enlisted in the
preparation Of the great muslca
feast.
Charley Chaplin will be seen on the
screens at the Grand Saturday even
ing. Enough said Charley Is II bet
ter -salaried man than the president
of the United States j ust foul
times the amount Uncle Sam pay
Wilson is what Charley draws, oil
$500, 600 a year. There Is no raise II
price to see him In action, bigh priced
fun maker though he he-Ady.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10

civil government. In fact man
Is presumed to I've Just that sort
OF person before his name may he
even suggested In connection
with the ONCE of governor. A nd
such man is not apt to be the
one who discovers his own avail
ability.
Tie News hopes that there may
yet he inducement offered To some
OF the really big men Of the state
in the Republican party whereby
they will consent TO the use Of
taeir names In the primary for
tile nomination for vernon.
There are a number of them.
But they will not be found pro-
claiming or eXtolIing their own
virtues nor prosecuting a personal
campaign. They are all busy
men, having substantial interests
Of their own aud with experience
In state affairs that fit them for
the place practical men OF sound
discretion and good horse sense.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10
Serial No. O65Os

Serial No, O650S.
Department OF the Interior, T. 5.
Land once at llailUy, Idaho, FeDru.
AIRY 10, 1916,
Notice is hereby given that Vernon
l.. Carroll, of Tendoy, Idaho, who,
ON July %, 1909, made Homestead
Entry, Serial No. O65OS. for N
NEt Section 20; Lots and Sec
ton n, Township - North, Range
"A East Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tica of intention 20 make Final Five
Yen Proof to establish claim To the
land above described, before Allen
&. Merritt T.. ). Commissioner, at
Salmon, Idaho, on the 7th day of
April 1916.
Claimant names As witnesses
Joseph l., pattee. Arthur H. bar
nett, Frank SharkeE Dwight A.
Smith, all OF Tendoy, Idaho
BEN Il. GRAY,
Feb Is Mch l.. Register,
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Notice for Publication.
March 3-3l
Serial No. O6477.

serial No. Una -.
Department Of the Interior, t. ;.
Land Once at HALEY, Idaho Febru-
airy "A, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lor-
enzp II. Allison, of Lemhi, Idaho,
VINO. on July Is, 1909, made Hone
stead Entry, Serial No. O6477, for Elg
SEA, Section 20; We SWA, Section
Il, Township Is North, Range q
East, Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tice OF intention TO make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to tile
land above described, before Allen G..
Merritt, L. $. Commissioner, at Sal
mon, Idaho, on the 18th day of April,
1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Walter GIL, OF Lemhi Idaho; Me
Pherson Pyeatt, Of Lemni, Idaho;
Leonard Cummings, Of Lemhi, Ida
no; Arthur II. Barnett, OF Tendny,
Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY,
Register.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10

There Is good deal OF the ostrich
IN Teddy The ostrich lays her eggs
In the sand aud depends principally
upon the not sun To hatch them.
She, In the meantime, spending most
Of her days enjoying herself, Teddy
has way Of laying his political
eggs aud then taking a spin on the
outside while they are incubating
inst now he is of in the West In
dies having good time with Mrs,
Roosevelt, leaving Mr.. George W.
Perkins and few other faithful
nurses to watch tie nest. hut he
has set the day when he will return
and the faithful Will lac on hand IN
force TO receive him.
After that IL will soon be developed
what the program is to he, We pre-
diet that he will In due time be per.
Suaded to sacrifice himself again II
tile people persist In demanding IT,
ANA that lac has fixed IL So tn y WI
persist. Goodwin $ Weekly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10
AN AMERICAN HOSPITAL
IN PARIS.

The American Ambulance hospital,
An institution in Paris that has done
noble work in that city for fifty
years, is asking for help tom Amer
leans who must Sympathize with the
cause of the French republic In its
struggles for liberty, struggles which
now have reached q crisis for the free
nations OF the earth France was
Americas faithful ally in 1875: no
American should ever forget that
fact. Readers OF The Recorder whG
may wish to contribute To the great
American hospital In Paris may do sc
through the Citizens National bans
OF Salmon, aud their help will u
where it will relieve suffering ant
succor the stricken Of an heroic race
Of men.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Notice for Publication.
Serlnl No. Osp06.

Serial No. OSD96.
Department OF tina Interior, u. ).
Land once at HALEY, Idaho, Febru.
AIRY - 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that An
derson J.. Hath, OF LeadOre, Idaho,
Who, on September l., 1910, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No OS906
for Lots L. ,, SEQ. 81; Lot 1, Sec. 80,
Il. 10 ~, Il. % h., SEA SEA Sec
tlon Is, Township Ii, North, Range
"A East, Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention TO make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, lerore Il. ",
Morphsy, L. $. Commissioner, al
junction, idaho, on the 22nd day OF
April, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. II. Mulkey, J II. Bohannon,
Charles Bohaunon, John Warren, all
Of l.eadore, Idaho.
BEN Il. GRAY,
Register
March 3.3l.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of George j Thomas, de.
ceased
Notice is hereby given 10y the un-
dersigned Executors of the Estate Of
George }. Thou as, deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against The said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within Ten months after
the first publication OF this notice to
the said Executors at Salmon, in the
County of Lemhi, State OF Idaho.
Dated March 3, 1915.
William ii Shoup and William g.
.Whitwell, executors of tile estate OF
GebrA j. Thomas, deceased.
March } lO-l7-4
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10

The Philadelphia Record has car
toon showing President Wilson as a
soldier on the ramparts of fOrtitiea-
tlon, with rifle in hand, 10 shield
this country from threatened danger
from complications abroad and Turk.
ing behind the wall In the shadow
there Is a small bunch OF plotterS
against him, willie the great figure OF
Washington oyerlooss all. The eX.
PLANTATION Of the picture is given be-
low IL; George had To contend with
them, too. Up TO the day OF the
victory for American arms at Mon
mouth tho opponents Of Washington
at home we're about as dangerous as
those who bore arms against MS
great cause.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-10
HALEY List No. 81.
Serial 30. 0lg34l.

United States Land ONCE. HALEY,
Idaho. January u, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific RailNay Company,
whose post Office address is st. Paul,
Minnesota, has this 9th day OF Jan
uary, 1916, filed in this office its APP
plicatiOn to select under the proVi-
sions of the act of Congress, approved
July /, 1898 $50 Stat 597, 62O
W. of NEl4 Sec. - +. Is Mr.. "a
+. h. NJ. 100 aCr IS.
Any and all persons claiming adj
yersely the lands described, or desir,
ing to object because If the Mineral
character Of the land, or any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant.
should tile their atlidavits OF protest
In this Office, on or before the 27tl
day of March 1916
BEN K. GRAY,
Register.
Feb Is Mar. 1915