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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

Although none of the nood-dey-
aSt8ted territory in the southern
part OF West Virginia is in his dis
trict, that fact did not cause Con
greGsman Edward Cooper not to act
aG he conceived 1t to be his duty to.
when nowB reached Washington of
| the disaster. He Immediately wired
To Governor Hatfield asking if gov
ernment aid was needed. and placing
| himself al the command Of the gov
ernOr. lie went Immediately to the
war department and brought news Of
tho cataEtroDhe TO tho officials there,
who Immediately communicated with
Governor Hatfield and placed all
men, provisions and equipment at
Camp KRnaWha al tho disposal Of the
states executive, who Immediately
awaited himself OF that authority as
we'll % tho full authority of his OWN
government, to proceed promptly to
relieve tho Inflicted people, If Gov
ernoF Hatfield deems II necessary or
ezpediGnt TO ask for financial help
fro mthn national government for
the sufferers, Congressman Cooper
has already prepared q resolution
form which needs opy a little filling
In to be introduced in the House
That body hI> been very prompt in
voting appropriations for the suffer-
ers from the southern foods OF last
month,
THIS ia merely one Of innumerable
Incidents which have made up q REQ
ord OF QuicA-thinkiAg, prompt action
and devotion to duty that has en-
doaEsd tho Fifth district representa-
tive to his constituents. The oppor-
tunity to be OF service in the pres
ent matter found him here in Wash
lngton on the JOB, although he could
have as easily, and far more COM
fortably, been at home, rs the House
Is meeting only twice a week, has
nothing Of pressing Importance on,
and a majority of its members are
not in the capital. Cooper Is, how
ever, and that's different
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

change. later took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and felt
n change for the bettor after tho sec
Und day. took it until I was in good
healthy condition. recommend the
Pinkham remedies to all women as /
have used them with good results -
Mrs M1EoRD 7. CUMMINGS, "a New
Street, BridgetDn, M.
Such testimony should DO occeptpd By
al women as convincing evidence Of
tho excnIlence of Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound az q remedy for
The distressing ills Of women such as
dspIscenentB, inflammation, uIce1ntion,
hadksche, painful periods, narvUuDe0s
end kindred ailments
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Al persons are hernhy notified thai thG
u;lderSiyaqG, Emma BarnHt, purchased
from Minnie Peoples, aad took charge Of
the peStauraat at No. 2lB South Second
stFeei, CarNsbuTg, ". Va, on July e
1916 ThA undersigned, Emma Barnett viii
be Responsible for all bills CONTRACTED on
and a1tc4 that date, aud tho undersigned
Minnie Peoples assumes, and viii pay all
SAID restaurant prior 10 July %, 1915
The undsrdgIled BmmG Barnett, will
operatG said restaurant under the u9ma Of
The HOAE RESTAURANT. FirA Glass
EcrYice will bO rendered.
EMMA BARNETT.
MINNIE PEOPLES
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

Bio COMPOUND Tor
Inflammation and
other weaknesses. l
was very irregular
and would have ter
nblo pains 30 TINT 1
could hardly take a
step Sometimes I
would DO SO mise1-
bio that / could not
sweep a room. 1
doctorud part Of the
t;,a k,A FoJ& NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

mlnatlon not to give an inch OF the
ground they hold in tho state. The
state convention at Huntington was
a definite forecast Of that Judge
Robinson Will be put across along
with Howard Sutherland, the entire
state ticket and six stalwart Republic
can congressman. There isn't a
doubt Of it.
The feeling in administration cir
cles in Washington can best be de-
scribcd so that everybody can under
stand II by the use Of a slang
phrase, to.wit Hughes has got the
goat of this administration. Expert
politicians In this hub Of national
politics are pretty wen agreed as 70
that The Hughes speeches in the
West have shown yigOr of attacI,
and a knowledge Of the Vulnerable
spots in the Wilson government,
which its supporters hoped and
prayed they would not develop. Viii
son is now going on the stump. lie Is
going to travel the route to the Col
den Cate which his opponent is now
spcechiGyng on. This announcement
has been officially made. 1t was not
the intention nor the desire Of VIII
son TO make n stumping tour. 1t
wa sthc plan that he should remain
at Shadow Land" his New Jersey
home and put forth his propaganda
for reelection from the front lOrtl-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA That
big state convention which the Re
publlCans Of West Virginia held at
Huntington a few days ago served TO
but lot of pep" and ginger into
! party which the Democrats had
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14
Recovery OF
u new JERSEY
woman
Due To Lydia E, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Brldgeton, NIL cannot speak too
hlphlY of lydia z PinkhaIn's Vegeta-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-14

cuted bond as required by the decree oil
sale in the above mentioned cause.
Given under ny hand this 2ith DAY Oh
'''' I. WADE coFFNLAN. Clerk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
Ell almirante Dewey cum
pli6 eyer 7G amos
de edad

WASHINGTON. Dicicmbrr o.
Fl .Almirantr Dewey cumpli0 hoy
- amos DC p lad habicmdO reclbldo
Ia reIicitari6n de muchOs altos je-
fnS de- la Armada De los EStadOs
UnidoS que fu"ron "XrIusivamcntc
a la ofirina del Distinguish marinO
para prrScntarle u Respects.
Entire los .icfcS navalrS que eS-
iuvirrOn a fclicitar al Almirante, sc
rOniaba 81 actual SecretarIO de Ma,
rina. Mr.. Daniels. quien lego unos'
apunteS de TN iiariO de memorials
de I'm Official dc la marina america
M de- Ia !riDuIaridn del vapor Co
iuradu". frrfla,i0 on Dlciembrc - dc,
1866. en- Io> 'ualrS So dee que ct
Primer Tcuirntc Gcor-: Dewey
Il; auurl Wei" Darr0. habia intcnla-
sio rrl"brar la Nayiiad on aqucl aiio.
obs@iuiando Il cada uno dc los ma
rino> una botclIa de VINO.
FL .\imiranir Dewey era cl CO.
mandanIr on iefe de- Ia fIOIa amc-
ricana ruando la guerra hiSpanO-
americana. cn 1898. con la que dcs-
la "Sruadra del Almirantc
Grrv"ra. 81 la batalla naval de San
tia-u de- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
ESCAPE De Scr NcTIAA De
IN tTfRTAOD FL G0BfR-
HADOR De UTAH
UNA TOShEATA De KltVE IHpIaI0 QUE Is
TsLlsgi UNA B0h5A QUE f0f CO.
lOcaDA jlRT0 A SJ Residential

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Diciem-
bre 23-El gobernador William
Sprv escape de ser victima de un a.
tantado criminal. Una bomba de Iii
troglicerina ful colocaia anoche en-
la esquina de su Residential, Dero la.
mauuina irferna! no hizo explosion
porque fut cubicrta por l. nieve que
cstrvo cayendo durante toda Ia no.
che. En- ,as primeras horas de la
manana de hoy, IN v~ecino, Mr.. f.
+. Nelson, al ostar Qaitando IA nieve
para deia el paso libre entire su re-
sidencia V n del ~gobernador, halo la
bombs. recogiandola y en~tregandola
embellishments a la policia.
Sc esperaba que cl goocrnador
Snry llegara a esta ciuGad aver tar
de, procedente de Nueva York, a
donde ccncurri0 a una junta de 60
berpadores. pnro Ia tormenta de mic
We hiZo que el tren en- que vfaJaba Sc
retardase V no arribo sine hasta las
tres de la tarde dc hoy. La nochc
de aver. en- que iba a ser volada Ia
Residential del gobernador. estaba su
sonora, su hijo, sill hija po!itica y su
meta, las que lutheran ~perecido 81
lace explosion la bomba de mitrogli,
cerina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
"Es UN NEGCCIO QUE NO QUI-
IA TEMPO Y DEJA BUENAS
UTILIDADES"

Entire las muchas cartaS que Sc
rCcibcn a diario en- las Oficinas de
GA PRENSA". de personals que
vcndcn nuestro periodico en- los lu-
cares de su Residential, es frecuen-
te rotar la opinion que p~revalece
entire clos, de que su agencia 'es
in negocio que no quita tempo Y
deja buenas u~tilidades.'
La experienced que cllos han he
che obteniendo tan buenos resulta-
dos, deberia animarlo a listed a ha-
Ger ell mismo negocio. en- su casa,
aparte de sus o~cupaciones ordina-
rias. No lc quita tempo, pues el
cOrrec !lcva a su casa los paquetes
que DE- aqui sc lc e~nvicn, Y nuestros
paisanUS iran d la misma a comprar-
le el periddico. FL mayor 0 menor
ncgocio que haga listed con la VEN
ia de - PkENSA" dependc de
la mayor . mcnor atcnci0n que lie
ponga. ST listed hacc una bucna
propaganda de nuestro p~eriodico
entire los haDitantcs de habla espa-
nola en- cl lugar dc su Residential;
81 pone I'm estanquillo Appropriate en-
pafte centrica u ocupa papeleros
para que voceen el %periodico en
las GALES. seraa maXQres sus utili-
dades. Pcro 81 listed nc puede po-
ner III estanquii..o, nj ocupar pape-
leros. 81 puede roncr LA PREM
SA" Il la vista per fucra dc 81 casa,
Y hacer propaganda de periodico
persOnalmente = por medic de ma
terIal de %anuncio que nosOtros po-
demos proporcionarle, Y dc eaa
manera siempre sera negocio para
listed.
Haga listed propaganda de FLA
PRENSA" en- su casa. en- la Gale,
en- Ell tren. en- los teatros y con to-
dos nuestros compatriotas en- cual-
quier parte, Y desc a o CO
mo agcnte de LA PRENSA". Ell
negocio vendra forzosamente.
Escrihano5 para darle detalles
amplios soure ell particular. Haga-
10 HOY mismo que We este anuncio.
V diriia sus cartas a LA PRENSA".
| DEPTO. DE AGENTES, GOT DO
LOROSA ST, SAN ANTONIO. TE-
MAS. Q229)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
Los donantes para al de-
fensa de los senten-
ciados de Laredo

En- Scguida puhIicamOs los nom
brc> de las corpOraciCnes y perso-
mas que han cOntribuIdo con hume
rario para la drfPnsa De los sente.n-
riados lie Laredo. Texas. o sean los
mryiranuS Vicente Ira. Jose Anto-
nio .Arcc. Pauline Sanchez y Jesus
Maria Ccrda:
Cdmara de- Concrete de CIudad
Iufjr,z. Mexico. 5000: Dolores Con
Liiirz. $500: Miss Maria Lui>a Mallo,
500: Mr.. Edward Glass. $40; Mr..
Mar-ariia C.. de Glass, $500: Hipo-
lilo Molina. SI.UO: y. y. de Yukon,
Okla. Sl.OU: cada uno. los SenOEcS
Tr6fiiu Campn>. MaurO I.aricHaS y
Francisco Divi.a: & - ccntaNuS
,.aIa unu. los Sciiurr> T.. HinUjOSa.
liab,nu Brjar. .AIuIro Navarro. Wen
rcSiao Navarro. Cruz R. Moreno y
Pedro !. Llc"ro: con y r~rrtaVO&.,
rada uno. los srnOreS r. p. II. BeiH-
rauu. b. Ramos. Ruprrto MullOL, fe-
liX Flores. Jose .Arimbu!a. Rodrigo
G~riialva. CaSimiro Flores. F]lOrcnrlO
Padilla. Felipe Castillo. Ventura q
Ramirez y Pedro Nayarro: nina LII
Ella Hinoi1sa. ION 10: Cruz ,;onza-
Iny .nn m rputnvuS. Rodrigo Cluu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
HAGEN RVESTIGACIONES SObRE
Los D!SPAROS 4 TRAVES
De Ia FRONTERA
IL CORANDARTE De LAS TROPAS HDICIb-
mas De KENTUCKY Dice QUE FL Trio.
TfO Sc IRlCIO DEL lAO0 HtXlCAhO

Ell PAS0, Texas, Diciembre %
Eduardo Soriano Bravo, agente con-
sular del gobiecno de facto er esta
eiudad, declare anoche que habia cs-
tado hacienda invcstigaciones sobre
Ell informe relative al tirotcO que Sc
registro anoche d traves de la Inca
divisoria. V el cual Sc dice fuc pro
vocado por tiradoreS meXicanOs' Re
fiIio Soriano Bravo que habia confe-
rcnciado con cl nucvo comandante
miIitar de Ciudad Juarcz, coronel 10
sc Murguia. quicn lc hahia NANTES
tado que ninguna noticia tenia s0Lrc
e! asunto V que ignoraba quicncs ha-
brian sido los que abrlCron el fuego
sobre cl Iado americana. pucS que
rlngunaS tropdS tarranciStaS * ha-
Ilahan es~tacionadaS frente 4 Ia planla
Gc cemcnto.
FL mayor Denhart. c~omanGamtc d"
las trnpas de kentucky. cStaclonadas
en- Ia planta de camento. declare que
ell fuego habia sido iniciado desde las
cercarias de una casa de adobe Qu"
fue usada por Francisco l. Nadero
como Quartet General, antes de
que atacara Ciudad Juarcz, en-
Mayo de 1911. Denhart dice que
los disparos continuaron hacitndosc
cada vez mas numcrosoS, hasta que
los miljcianos c5ntestaron cl fucgo
hacienda rso DC u ametralladOras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
usrAs DE- E~DUCNCION.

1870 rr-.-rr.. 2 . a.
A~.i5.A..T@ .'".'..l. '90 D.,.,-' NJ.
Nrlirr",w+ .'.'a"a.l'. l'' Ni.~' 49,.
himsr'H /. .-.H".> ...'' I..'> -
C"r>r -.-"fr'.a. $50" - 49,
{ ..H. .t. 10. -t.r -.
Luur"uI.a ar ...etualrI -"-.-tt-"a' s@--..
Ia Academia E--aag.H - 20
Lswr@aa Illustrate. itr.te1ar'' 10 H. .tt
-a 3D. ..ta-- '.a 10 -.41t,.'' 1"S , ma
lga.'>, ]" "lt. .,. ..-r,.r.tI1
C4t.s..gIH .r EH..-. 'i.t.6 J "tJ+'..--'
tlra JOS L.l"S. E.n.. t7'H". '.
CaTi.-a .r % g,lygT~...oH ~ "'S'1S- 80.
muy L,.-. n fn-gn 'eta .- wv
Cr-ya"~IT."0- 3 u-"fA.i"A.- rr.-''"7 q -
ae-.s, H.tr.-o s. lUi-eS o"'I
C~n-ugr1-ra 81. G-a-4t.'a Ca-i7isN.a, -esaa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
LLECARON A SUS HOGARES LAS
TROPAS DE PENNSYLVANIA

PITTISBURG. Diciem.rc p. \
yer arribo q csta ciudad. Il hordo de
varios trenus miii,arcs. 81 octave re-
gimiento dc Iufantcria. pertenccicn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27

re 4 ia Gua:dia Nacional de Pcnnsyl-
vania. Dicho cuerpo estuvo prestan-
do sus serviclos en- la frontera desde
el mes de Julio. habiendo permanent
do en- Ia ciudad dc e. Paso hasta el
dia 20 del actual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
La primera nevada de
NaUidad en- % amos

TUSCON, Arizona. Diciembre %.
TuscOp Y puntos adyacentes, tuvie-
ron aver Ia primera 'Navidad blan-
ca. desde hace treinta V dos amos.
La fucrte nevada cstuvo caycndo du-
rartc cl dia en- esta ciuiad V en- ot~as
Eli Bi;bc1 subi6 Ia nievc
scis Hulgadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27

Blackwell. cI pirara del lamcsis.
lack 81 h"S'l !padur.
Los muu-lrfuS ral-US dc L0nGTrS.
Ia Qls!cia sancr'nuia.
In mcdirO CIlWlfal.
ii ,">;am"aio del injector.
Sherlock Holmes y 81 CUatrab1ndEsia ut
epic.
En- Ia Esrue!a del Crfm"n de Pltsburg.
\ Las pucriaS dc Ia muerte.
IA v!udR rnIa dc rGT:z.
Ia hrStta luIndla
Una aDche de terror.
Ell robo del collar dc prrlas-
La lnrame pOSada del Cairo.
e. naUfTagio de Corfu.
e. rev de los bandldos.
A%VENTURAS DE JOHN {. RNFFLEs.
"a 30 ccntayOs cada tono)
II ifr6gnlt0 mIStcrlOSO.
IN robe cn 81 palaClO Teal.
Il principe jLGadOT.
e asalto On 81 sleeping.
FL amO rOiO.
Fl heredc.O de Blackstone.
Fl Secrcio del anillO.
FL PrTSidcnie dc las Colont75.
FL falso salteadOr.
La doncclIa Taplai9.
Il rusll del negro.
FL teSorO del RoShl.
In viair ic bGdaS.
Fl res0"O del ES,at0.
Ell SacerdOic del sol.
In Ia ra'Dnfra.
FL sccrcip de- ioS0TD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
AVENTURAS DE JOHN {. RNFFLEs.
q 20 ccntaNOs cada lOnIOl
GgR,s ur CAROLINA !NyEEIrzto.

,;norss iTag.rps. Dos rom"- 800 Wy,
Al borfe del ablSinO ) ldzO rin">i".-. ny
Cor2EGu d. madrr. Nos ihinpS. -. U,Nl
C1razhn Ir OJrerO. Dos ,O!iOS. 90. u.o'
Cadpna eterUl. LuGlrO umo q. ... &. i'h'
Crfmen sin caStIgo y Lurhl Sui'r'Ina. irr>
'Uin0S. %. .. 90, -. 80
Dramas Dot aduIirriO. Dos i0'mrH. w."
II ln>n Dc una mueTta ' la E'nSai'li Ic
una locG. nos jpWp> &c. .. 90. BE-. ~
n IillmO bcSO ... e. go mr
II s"rrelo de IN bandldn -.. 900. OF ~
Ii treu de Il mtIcr'c. Dos i"ln"> q. w."
II hliu del auarqlISta. Dos iniiI"s q. w.
m 3lLsr.uc Del irlr'o. los i1nI'> be-. uNn
= a.orratu del pIrGI" C"alro 'uihpN 81
III ~rslvario lie ma inaGrc ) Atre'"I'io
wirr;o. Tres tU.Eu~ q. ... 80. 90 -
10. rrinrnrS Go U!GvniIua. p"- tniiiHS wv
los ru,riIuS IuTaiUT~. Dos tH'nns d. WI
Los a,uripS Waif;iD-- nos tplipS o D. ~
Ia ScpuI'ata WA. h"> loihos 800 d. m"1oo
Las y.riima- Gel amor -. ~
Is :raErdias de los ccln7. ! t"Ii'"7 aHu
/. DcradOr@ 90. q. 80. 70, 800 n -,
Ia M. de Ia pprlcTa. Dos toinoS d. . TO u.>n
- rcsIrrnrrI6n dc IN angel 10. -. Wv
la BaiIarIHa del THHtrO Real. : i1ihos 1.5l
"A Ultima eta. Dos iDI-Os -. 800 .' y"Sn
Los ml<IcriOS del rTim"n. ! 'niHNH .'. -
la. e,rlaya~ bIanca>. : iu!i:ps O.. 10 wa
ParaiSO o inferno -. -. mSTr
Rlna o el Angel dc los Apes. 'oiH"9 m"SSo
Teresa Ia re>IcIIaGI. i'p> tnil'oS' - "'%'
Ia crlrncn en- auioiEdrII- tol!!I -. ~.
ElrSpn Y MadTe y EHplaCion. ) '9l.IOS IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27

Snvclas a 80 CcniasOS
hric de hUsCar maF!uC-
Amor Y martlriO
C4IvarIO de amor.
e novlc p~Testado.
81 p~urgaloriU de las Solteras
81 paraisO de las muIeTeS.
Ell inferno dc los hon5re5.
Fl hada dc los mares.
Fl Collar dc esmer2ltas.
FL nldo de ru!SenoTes-
e. s. de las nilaS.
e. alma en- I'm bsSo.
La hIIa de las flores.
La nina dc los jazmineS.
Ii viuda allegro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
UN FUERTE NUCLEO ANTICA.
RRANCISTA.. -. $500.
Nicnc dc Ia la. piana)

~ccnciado Gonzalez al cruzar el rio,
Y que lIegaron u eSa plaza en- Ia tarde
de csc dia.
Inmediatamente el jefe de las ar
mas dc Nucyo Laredo, dispuso que
un destacamcnto carrancista, al mar
do del mayor p! clos. ~SaIiera en-
persecution &c la partida revolucio-
maria.
Como las autOridades carTancistas
no tenian conocimiento del numcro
exacto de hombres que formaba la
columna del liccnciado Gonzalez. ci
destacamento cue sc cnvio en- su per-
secucicn no pasaba de cuarenta hon.
brcs. de los cuales soIamcnte ell iefc
Y ocho soldados regreSaron al dia ST
guiente.
Cortan la communication tciegrafica
y ferrocarr:lera
Nuestro inf0rmautc nos asegur0
que la columna del licenciado Con
zaiez. segun noticias que sc recibie-
ron aver en- Laredo, Texas, habia col
tado las comunicaciones telegraph,
Gas y fcrrocarrfleras entire Nucvo
Laredo Y Monterrey.
Esta noticia fue confirmada POI
los p~asaieros que IlegaroR aver a Ia
pOblaGon teXana, procedentes de.
Sur. quienes manifestation que en- III
punto situado entire Sanchez Y ia
rita, las dos primeras estaclones so.
bre la via ferrea, al Sur de Nuevc
Laredo. habian sido tr~asbordados de
tren en- que venian de Monterrey. {
otro Que Sc envio de Nuevo Laredo
Dor hallarse la via destruida en- est
punto.
Por uItimo, nuestro informante no:
dijo que la columna del licenciadc
Gonzalez, ]sorprendio 4 los guarda:
que cuidaban una remuda de caba
los Ell Pendencia. las cuales hes
tias tomo para sus hombres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27

Los 'r0gsGo-r- q" MEXICO .. ........ O.7j
ft-'0i7T.a> ln" Manuel ". flores o.. ESQ
poe .ft~ SO .aut.:lG Plaza -. 30. re-. 0Gf
inu-l.~ zee ManGrl ACula &c. %. -. n.CD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
A,ENTJRAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
"a 10 CentayGS LUEOJ

= YendeGor de C~ad3VCrcs.
Il rObD del dIamanEe aLUl.
La hya uei USurFro.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09
WARRANT CALL

Upon presentation at the Treas
urer's Office of Elmore County,
Idaho, the following Elmore Coun
ty Warrants, issued against the
various funds, will be paid, to-wit
Current Expense Fund, 1916:
Warrants Nos. 80 to so inclusive.
Road Fund, 1916. Warrants
Nos. l to 46 inclusive.
November 13, 1916.
Respectfully,
Mile E. Longfellow,
County Treasurer
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

An Indian named John Damon Is be
ing he'd in the county jail waiting a
hearing for the alleged stealing of a
silver mounted bride and pair of
chaps from the Sullivan llverv barn.
He was taken into custody at Poca-
tello at request of Sher'Ff Stevens
and returned to this place.
Miss Sophia Rohrer, of st. Alphon
sus hospital at Boise and Miss Ad-
die Rohrer, who is teaching at Little
Camas, both spent Thanksgiving with
their mother in this city.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

1t is stated that the basket ball
score published in the Republican last
week between the town team and the
high school was subject to dispute
after the game was ended. A PROPOSE
ton has been made that two more
games be played between the same
teams for the local championship, the
score Of the game played last week
standing as published as handicap
to the town boys.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

In the automobile contest which
the Capital News of Boise Is putting
ON, Mrs. w. H. Groves is one of the
leading contenders In the district
embracing Gilmore county. Early in
the week Mrs. Groves ed her divi-
sion with $4,000 votes but on We'd
nesday had dropped behind the next
contestant being few hundred votes
In the lead.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Mrs. Rupert Winters and children
and Mss Stella Nordyke returned to
their home at FeatherviLe Monday
after visit OF several days here.
Capt. Winters remained over TO at
tend to some business matters.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

In leather goods for Holiday Gifts
you can find a beautiful assortment
at Wilbur's, the old reliable place TO
select your gifts. They have leather
writing cases for tourists, fitted with
stamp and memo books and tiny
dictionary besides the writing paper,
envelopes, pencil and fountain pen
Purses, ladies hand bags, collar boxes
tie and handkerchief folds that any
man would be proud of, safety razors
in leather cases and many other at
tractive and suggestive gifts.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Miss Hulda Ise, Dean of Women of
the State Technical Institute at Po-
catallo, spent he Thanksgiving holt
days whit Mrs. G. e. Corker, who
gave IN her honor an oyster supper
Friday evening to the nonresident
teachers OF the city. On Saturday
afternoon Miss Ise gave an interest
ing talk at the Progressive Club on
The Problems of the Modern Drama
and on Sunday afternoon returned
to Pocatello.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

WOrkmen are cutting a hole in the
sidewalk In front of the Mellen hotel
for the purpose of placing a manhole
through which to unload coal to the
basement.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Antoine Avelier, who lives in Owy.
hee county near Glenns Ferry was
arrested last week on complaint OF
Assessor Thomas Trathen, on charge
of not correctly turning in migratory
stock which had ranged in Gilmore
county. He was released upon settle.
ment of the taxes due on the cor.
rect amount OF stock ranged.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

The new walks and crossings that
were built around town earlier in the
fall are now all uncovered and In use.
And they make great improvement
in the city
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Christmas booklets, place cards
tally cards, program pencils, post card
with Christmas greetings, Christmas
seals, art calendars, coin containers,
notices and other holiday novelties
at H. D. Wilbur's. All new goods
not bit of old stock.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Box stationery for Christmas gifts,
at Wlburs, priced as low as 20 cents
and up to $3.50 box. At the latter
price we have some OF the classlest
paper ever brought to Mountain
Homo.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Miss Ellen Brady returned to Good
ing Sunday after eating the Thanks.
giving turkey with home folks. She
L. employed by the telephone COM
Dany at Gooding.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Walter Corker OF Glenns Ferry,
was in town to be witness at the
hearing in district court. He return
ed home when the summoning of a
new jury was ordered.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

FOR SALE-Thoo ughbred Poland
China boar 3 years old, weighs 450
pounds Price $500 A. B, Wells,
miles out on Bruneau road.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Rev j. E. Sears and wife stopped
over at the Congregational parsonage
on their way home from Boise and at
tended prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-09

Mrs. Effie Quinn of G.enns Ferry
made proof ON her desert claim be-
for Commissioner Howie the first OF
the week. J. j. McGinnis and Harry
Knox accompanied her as witnesses.