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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-05

- You will not dread the SOUND
ofthe fire bell if you have an in
surance policy on furniture,
goods, store or residence with j.
S. Moore.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-05
North Marlboro Circuit.

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spoiled nm IN every possible Way ana
him to have his own way and never
contradicting him: not that she
seemed to love him very much, but
because she was of an ndolent disposl-
ton, and did not care 10 be troubled.
So if he asked for anything. hls-Gt II
without opposition He considered him
self immeasurably superior to every
body else, and did not make a favor
able impression upon his schoolfcllows.
Mr.. C'rawcOur placed him In Hark-
away's class, and the bed just made
vacant in Jacks room by the unfortu-
nate death of poor Fisher was given
him. He would have had room to
himself had he not said that he was
afraid to sleep alone MIR. CraWcour
did not act upon his usual plan with
him. Instead of appointing "chum
or companion for him, he told him to
look out and select one for hinSef.
His choice fell upon Jack.
81 am told to select a friend, he Sald,
land | should like you. because you
have an open. honest face and looh as
if YOU could fight. | can't. and as
dare say | shall get into lots OF scrapes
! shall want some one to help me oul
of them. so you shall be nay chum."
Thank you for no,hing." r'pned
Jack
"Oh. but it is something! My mann
ma. Lady Mordenteld, will ask you 10
Willow Copse Hall in the holidays. She
said she would invite any one VINO
was kind to me and took fancy TO,
exclaimed his lordship.
perhaps ! would rather stop here,
Jack observed.
stop here in this dreadful place.
Oh, what funny fellow you are. 1
thought one only came here to learn,
because one can't be real gentleman
if one is ignorant I've my house-it
is my house, you know, for all the prop
erty is mine when am Of age. You
could enjoy yourself SO and have such
nice things to eat
81 suppose l ought to thank you for
your invitation, and do, but l don't
care to visit people unless l like them,
Jack said bluntly.
Don't you like me!'
Il don't know yet. We shall see
His little lordship elevated his eye
brows and regarded Jack with intense
surprise. He was so used 10 the IA
cense of fiattery that the truth ap-
peared rarity which he relished
The selection which his !ordShip
made as to his friend and companion
raised Jack in the eyes of the prlnclpa!
and consequently in those of the mas
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No, 10, a..
III IS very Extraordinary. .aid Mr.
~; v.'.' rr.ttoa=
n, ar" teH= Z; Ii. to tn' rost knot,
ano hg' = ha4 -t-- "'.;;a, crack
l.i.> >niica,. -. N..4i ~
ieeat'o - 81 ~ gong to f.etzt
ilss tu>i:.,-, so -. ;uG ;a}
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t.f> n,,j- .--:5-=t - :. ,NI5tss,a ~"
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toto ,iN >..ssa=s -. u. go. .:..l= wy
aefo~> 49, ,sase= y. Mo-, =J5#s u
;rd vs. s.-.at'a Nh 1,'s !s.....,t
tauI'
.Nho's doug -, Mr.. N,''ts= =,e#e5
MI 'taWroyEG.
"I',n- ii, WY you ayc 81. an
sv'rcd Ny Njete and ! 5oay $, Y
Sc. lntrh It j. h"yetd ..eae l.ae
la&.es are fGc,teuea 4" .e..tH. I'D
MI 'raweea} Ia Sen, t....,-HH ~
Ter -
What Dc .oa a5ea'3. C,n be5p,'
Eau2' tHua. rts-rt rG.sck nat..
Mr "r"We"af feaHed "t ~. mouth
'Fh n>ltrd guess al! lett tn"ir chairs
and fuloW"d Mis- t'T..Wcofir Il IL.
heuse. 'rheig lost might CONSIDER thai
he WAS dong III exquisite lfaetieai
Joke They a5G net Ike il.
MIR Nel. II this Is NoUl doias.3 Ii
han@, have i: ont with y"j. II. II =
cr;io>, way that " il ,s'nI'~ ,ou rh'
Sto4id seems Il n,.i with those IL
fernal nHua J. n2 era, ters, Whit
does it All ne:ti.:.'
Bang haaa. tang.
Sudd"nlN tt"re VAS CT; stroJ'..
The end "f iie = - efaohe, - IL
hccn :" ciat cl.Iv ard cay, fuilN eo,.
structed ~ fhe tcsiui,j"@ IL. tire
spread ouictsiv. There was :. taGG cS
plnsion. Il tcrI e report w., W
heard ali over ttt til, "''' ~ me
pal Of ronuna L. 80. f. J. ia> {,
after h"9ipc = rt,nE forward I
do >3l.tz> Il - stood eiIiI
as iu. ~ :. #.,a=th> ..t - eve
3nd word"rlI. : -. t'ls'' = = "N!a =
fNAt.
.To y, GoHtinue3.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

ters considerably. Probably If JACK
had toadi"d linn and given him his
way in everything he would not have
had half the influence over him which
he did acquire. Certain il Was that
Lord MorduIiold had the greatest pos
sihie rs poet for lack and looked up &
him as his friend. philo>ophor aud
guide
';reat preparations were made for
Guy I'aNhcs' day. the 9TH of \",emher
Tar barrels >hHvjHgs and houghs -
trees We're provided for a bonfire in tie
ti"ld ON Il large scale. Suh>crjYt jul :
We're received from the boys f"" fire
Warhs. and When tho lisl MAS coulplets
it was sent mp 70 town. and on the
mnr0u. of the day th, fireworks III
rived in cav" nf a luau who understood
how 10 use them.
lack aud his lord>hjp. being Of AZ
inventive turn al mind. had not been
idle Lord Mordcntirld had hooh for
boys of IA scientific tendency. ii part Of
which WAS devoted to the naUufactur"
of tirnWollS Jacks idea was ,u make
a monster cracker, about a yard OF
more long. which WOULD 90 of in II
succession Of reports lasting ten min
utes. Accordingly they set to work in
a shed and spent their spare time in
this effort The cracker was carefully
made and it looked n most formidable
affair; and as they had carefully fol
lowed the instructions of tho book,
they had no doubt about its going off.
what shall We do with it, grinDed
jack.
Il should like to f:.sten it o. to some
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utteranee to a RINGING en"tr Wnlcn
was taken up by the boys and ccilueo
aItd re-echoed tnroH$.Ii tht loft, uu.lu
~. Tie school M&$ ,.5F,'R Il u"lf huli
day to celebrate an eNeft which ii was
III would make Dr Reehje and his
boys mad with envy fn flaX. Il peer
il his own right and 4 wealthy ont
800. IT Pomona i,ouSe= WIS fac
that the rival establishments could uol
boast of.
On the following day his loldship ar.
rived.
Lord Mordenfcld al the age Of four
teen WIS the most cOnceitcd offensive
and stuck up little individual it is
possible to imagine His father died
when he WaS very young. SO much the
WORSE for him. His mother urtted an.
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IN II FN tut DOtS were dSSSLA-
~ bled for the first time in
school, Mr.. CraWcOur an-
nounced an event of imror
Rce. Standing up on the dais upon
D ich his desk stood. he made Il little
Peel!
: EoHs." he said, lit is my pleasing
~ 10 llifoim YOU of an event which
4 oubt not, you will find as :-I"tiyil4.,
"A it is TO me. During my ramhl"S
lMong the mountains of Switzerland
&ppened 70 fan in with some distn
WISHED Travellers Their name was III
Rdy familiar to me. because the fam
Il seat is distant about six miles Oily
PIN this town. The distinguished per
hs Of whom speak are a lacy of Il.
and her son. Lord Mordenheld. OF
illow Gopse Hall. His lordship Is
NV fourteen years Of age and has
ZEN under the care of a private tutor
pt such was the fierce of the arw,!.
&ents that made use of that Lad
gprdentieltl was induced to consent /
" solicitation that her son Shou.;
4me to our school. His lordship will
frive tomorrow at Pomona House
Mat this is an honor to the school you
pill all be prepared to admit. Some of
(ese days he. with his vast landed
foperty, may become cabinet minis
D. You will then be able to claim ac.
|naintance with him and proudly say.
was at school with Lord Morden-
|eld.' These associations are very val
able. But mind two things
He paused, and all eyes were fixeC
|pon him.
mo bullying and no snobbishness.
ket his lordship be treated as you
Fould treat any other boy You ma,
Irite home and tell your parents OF I'll
Iccession to our school of one of tn
nembers OF the proud and rich aristol
ecy of this favored land"
1As if by a precoEcnr,ed sigLal, MI
FRA wcour lifted his hand and Instantly
r. Mole ami the utuer masters gaN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

AAPTER and iI-Iack plays so
u pranks on his guardian that he
hes to send Jack away to school.
principal of the school visits the
tehleys to agree upon terms, ami
4 gives the principal fCreta5te
hat he may expect by playing sew
painful pranks on the principal.
6APTERS III and IN=Jack is
to school at Pomona House, and
Immediately makes friends with
y hoy in school except Hunston,
bully of the school, and Jack
hes Hunston's face.
6APTERS V, V: and NlI='!!'ne
have a lunch in their bedroom
cakes, pies and other swcotMcats
Jacks hamper and came near
caught. The boys then have a
| e with pillows. FGur, Of the Po-
5 House boys have a fight Wit
! of the boys of a rival school, and
and his companions get the best
] Jack throws a stone at a bird.
|the stone passes through h"d
struck Mrs. Cra wco,ir wife of the
5riutendent Of the Pomona Houses
Iii. for which she had him beat
klmcst to insensbiity by one OF
tteachers, but afterWard became
i for conduct and shows Jack
Aerlv attention. Hunston under
Is 10 force smaller boy to buy
and go boating. when Jack inter
Ed and a fight followed. The boys
= seen by Mr.. Mole one of the
hers. and he allowed Hunston to
While Jack was given a hard task
enlistment. HunstCn forces Fish
B give up his money and go boat
while Jack gave Mr.. Mole the
and did not perform his task OF
hing the first five chapters Of
Isis.
HAPTERS VIII and =IX-Boat up
by Hunston and Fisher, almost
Rned. is rescued by Jack, who
3 away and allows Hunston to
h the honor. Mrs. CraWcour had
hessed the incident and reported
time to save Jack from disgrace,
to prevent Hunstcn from b"i"2
bred for Jacks bravery. Hunston
severely caned, and Jack be-
les a hero.
HAPPIER X-,Jack was not at all
bonsible for the exposure OF Hun
is false claim CT saving Fishers
but he held Jack blamable for it,
decided to whip Jack for it, but
Worsted.
HAPPIER Xl-Vacation time
les, but Jack had to remain at Po-
Ia house; also Fisher. who took
rom the effects of the
l bath in the river when he was
Ost drowned. Fisher died, and his
1g request was for his mother and
ler to always be friends to Jack,
to aid whenever they could. which
mise was made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

ones coattan. Oh. it would De such
fun. answered his lordshjp.
"Whcsc tail? Mr.. Mole'sY
NO"
You don't mean Mr. Crawcour him
self:'
Il do though"
The audacity of this proposal alrnost
took Jacks breath away. In fancy he
already saw the dreaded principal o.
Pomona House selecting one frOl!
among the rows Of glistening canes.
"Whos to find us out? DO let us dc
it, urged Lord Mordentield.
Very we'll replied Jack, VIII" dearly
loved any mischief of this kind.
''Yon must stick it on continued hi'
lordship
Leave il to me-
So they he away their monster crack
er ul.e7.t u =.
4 was ti:!r.> at T. and after an early
tta every one proceeded to the fe,a.
We hcyS cnrIYi!,. the guy, which had
heen made 1T ,he morning The bon
t,re was l:Ehttd, and amid cheers the
guy WAS th'Qwn among the blazing bar
YeiS Soon everything was made light
as cay by the glare, which was allowed
T. Sulsidc before the fireworks were
.et off. Whcn it became dusky again,
Jack seized an opportunity of fastening
his huge cracker to Mr.. CraWcour' s
gown, tying it effectually with piece
of string At the same moment he set
light to it. This was just in the middle
of sort of interlude. The flames of
the bonfire were flickering and casting
a ghastly glare all around.
Mrs. Crawcour and some ladies and
gentlemen were seated on chairs near q
wall. Mr. Crawcour strobe across to
his wife to explain that flight of rock
cts would soon take place. The fuse
attac ched to the cracker burned slowly.
more so than it's makers had expected.
They began to be alarmed about their
ow n invention, They hoped it wondn't
90 wrong or blow up altogether, for il
would then be III the nature Of Il to-
peGo and not much would be left Gf IT.
unhappy principal of Pomona House
"Prepare yourself, my dear, for
hcgnu MI. Cr.i vycour To his wife, vic
bang, Dang. crack, bang! went IL
no: stcr crac!cr Tie sound b. h,iG -.
He .i.o principal JUMP and ho ".
the mere alarmed as r;,rti report :;
lated ara .uGgsd at the foW .l:2s @e
wIite.l he W..le over h.s suot.Ho.s
>ir.i. q; his position and ;ut}"!.;,
.sCt., wil;,i = the matter: eAc.:...
Mrs C."Wcoar ii ,.iali... ..I5ol't
ho.v.d things come too near uS. a..
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*++++*+ ~ ++++ :
| Jack harkaWay' 81
/ SChoo|days !
!: RA RRhCERRIlCE KEMNNC !
BY BRACEBRIDGE KEMYNG

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CHAPTER XII.

a y HEN the boys We're assem-
L" bled for the first time in
I school, Mr.. Cra WcOur an-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
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Geo. ". Neither, Mgr,
Salmon. Idaho.


The following program will be
given by the pupils OF the Salmon
schools neutrality-suspicious.
in the assembly hall:
Song-Thanksgiving, School.
Reading Presidents Proclama-
ton, leila Morrill,.
Song-Thanksgiving Draweth Near,
First Grammar Pupils.
Reading Governor Proclamation,
Matt Carr.
Song-Autumn Leaves, Primary
Girls.
recitation November, Gladys
Whitwell.
Recitation-Our Thanksgiving,
Francis Hall.
Song, Farewell to the Birds, Loneta
Hubbard.
Recitation-Thanksgiving Day,
Marvin Mulkey.
Song Landing of the Pilgrims,
Chorus.
Recitation-Fa Farmer Johns Thanks.
giving, Retta Jinegar.
Exercise Fat Turkeys, Primary
Pupils.
Duet--Sweet Summers Gene Away
Grace Clayton, Alta Barrack.
Essay Thanksgiving, Laura Good
ell.
Song-Merry Autumn Days, First
Grammar Pupils.
Recitation-Dolly Hears About 1t
Marcia Whitwell.
Observation-Disclosures, Marie Ma
haifey.
Song-The Thanksgiving Bee, Sec
ond Grammar Pupils.
Recitation--Queer Scholars, Bertsa
Waters.
Song hittiers Thanksgiving, Pri
mary Boys.
Recitation-Lora Suandishes' Sam
pier. Ella Soule.
Song Harvest Of the Squirrel ant
Honey lee, Freda Mogg, Ethel Lewis
Donald Redwine, Worth Ccen.
Exercise--After Thanksgiving, Pri
mary Girls.
Solo-Give Thanks, Olive Kadletz.
Recitation Thanksgiving Day
Laura Whitwell.
Song Bringing In the Sheaves
| School
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
Happily Welded.
PRICE eAkiMo POWDER CO.
CHICAGO.

Cards were received yesterday an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. John
A. Kelly and Miss Georgine M.
GeertsoD, at Forsyth, Montana on
Nov. END. The newly welded couple
will be at home at Forsyth after Dec.
LIST.
The bride Is the eldest daughter OF
l.. G. Geertson and has lived nearly
all her life In the Lemhi valley. She
is beautiful and cultured woman
and has hosts OF friends throughout
this county. The groom Is well
known business man OF Butte. lie
has made several visits to this sec-
tion during which he won many
friends by his vlvacity and genial
ity.
We join with the community In
wishing the happy couple unbounded
bliss and prosperity In their welded
life.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

b. ]. Cowen left last week fer 81.
Anthony. lie was appointed BY
Judge stevens as referee 10 take the
rewsinder Of the evidence IN the big
water right salt, which affects all the
rights along both the north aud south
forks OF Snake liver from their source
10 where they Join and from there TO
American Falls. Mr., Cooen will ~.
main In ST. Anthnoy Tor some time
and from there will 20 10 Idaho Falls
to open up the case for the bingham
county iitigants and from there will
eoatin0e taking testimony In other
towns till this work Is concluded.
The evidence viii then be turned over
TO Judge stevens who will render a
decision. IL Is expected that the
case will not he concluded for at least
ak mouths. The great interests In.
VOWED make IL almost certain to be
carried up 10 the supreme court. II Is
by Tar the most important case that
has ever been tried In a district court
In cur state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

The boys free reading room opened
by J. T, vanderlip Is being we'll pat.
rCnlzed by thu youths OF our town.
The room Is warm aud well lighted
aad a number Of useful and lnstruc-
tive books have heen provided. and
tho hours are pleasantly and proat.
ably spent. Anyone having books,
magazines or papers which they
have read, would do well to contrib.
ute to this library. Mr., vandeslip Il
entitled to great credit for his
thou9htnlness In thus providing
amusement and instruction for tbs
boys who otherwise would be ldiing
away their time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Two Basket ball teams have been
organized by the pupils OF the Salmon
schools and the Hrst game will be
played this afternoon. Following Is
the personnel OF the teams: No. l.
Murdoch McNicoll, Captain, Matt
Carr, kester Soule, We're Tracy,
Grace Clayton, Zella Morrill, and
olive Kadletz.
No. 2-Beulah Clayton, Captain,
Owen Kerr Marvin Mulkey, Lynn
Fowler, Manson Soule, Alta Barrack
and Pearl Lcacock.
The teams are evenly matched and
the game promises to be most excit.
Ing
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

W. 5. virden and J. II. nundy have
leased the Mathewson building Just
west OF the City Livery stable and
will open blacksmith and wagon
shop therein. They have ordered a
large consignment of tools and mater.
ial aud are getting the building 10
shape, The proprietors are well and
fayorably known In this community
and We bespeak for them n good
share OF public patronage.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
a Disastrous Calamity.

II Is u disastrous calamity. when
you lose your health, because indi.
eestion aud constipation have sapped
u away. Prompt relief can be had in
pr' Kings New Life Pills. They
build up your digestive organs, and
cure headache, dizziness, collie, con.
stipation, etc, Guaranteed Mt " G
Whitweu drug Co. and Guy Edwards
drug store: &c.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

The charter OF the Butte-owl Creek
Mining and Milling company, an
Arizona corporation, has been ALEC, IN
the o'ice OF the secretary OF state.
IL gives the places where business
may be transacted and stockholders
and directors meetings may be held
at Phoenix, Aria, Buffalo, y. Y,
and Mineral, nm Lcmhi county,
where the mites OF the company are
located. The incorpotators are Walter
Hooper, fenwick Ellis, Jesse. Tay.
lor, v. ). franklin aud Samuel Ellis,
All except the last named are Mon.
tana mining men. Mr.. Ellis lives al
buffalo. The capital stock Is ssoo,
90, and an Indebtedness to the
amount OF sioo. 200 authorized. Can.
ital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Dr. and Mrs. whitwcll gave an on.
loyahle dancing party last Friday
evening. The guests numbered about
10 couples OF young people. The new
Victor Talking machine furnished
fine music for the merry whirl. which
was kept up until after midnight. A
delicious lunch was served.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

The more tender-skinned rogues
who were proven to have robbed the
insurance policy holders disgorged
when they we're trapped, but the re-
publican party, even Roosevelt, keeps
that quarter Of million of unclean
money that was contributed to the
last national campaign corruption
fund.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
Presbyterian Services.

A special sermon will be given at
the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning, subject: ''Giving
Thanks Unite God" Services at
Carmen at 3 p. m. AL are welcome.
Rev. Frank r. Bonner, Pastor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
Entertainment.

The Ladies' Guild will give a musi-
cal and literary social evening at An
derson's Opera house on Saturday,
Dec. 2nd. A tine program consisting
OF vocal and instrumental music will
be given. Admission 25 cents.
Everybody invited.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

The degree OF friendship for Nor.
mons IL the measure OF preferment
for all candidates for republican hon.
ors In Idaho. Judge Beatty was the
iirst to receive the endowment. and
then Borah went and took the same
degree.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
BOYS of Salmon.

Welcome to our free reading room,
open from to p. IN. Apples, cold
water, shine your boots, combs,
brushes aud mirror and on our tables
and shelves you will find choicest
books, magazines aud our city papers,
Tree, We like that word free"
don't your
Jay Wee.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

IL has long been business axiom
that real estate values seek their own
level, This general law OF business
does not apply In the valleys of the
Salmon and Lemhi rivers. Here we
have the most prolific acres In the
world that represent no fraction OF
the price that would be demanded IL
the fact could be impressed upon the
investing world We have here lands
that will produce diversified crops OF
the highest order, aud still they com.
mand the minimum price The most
sterile lands II other districts, In
harsh climates, sell readily for higher
figures than our most fertile lands,
II Is fact that land In more remote
localities that will raise nothing hut
sparse growth of Wild grass ON ac-
count OF the harshness of the climate
sells for more than Salmon valley
land that will produce an average of
dive tons OF domestic hay, or IS bush.
els OF cats or barley or 80 bushels If
wheat and the best fruit aud vere.
tables In the world. The natural
law of Investment In real estate could
he Invoked for this region by little
advertising of our natural adyan.
tageS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Tom Lawson, of "frenzied finance"
fame, announces that he has ac-
quired control OF the great Insurance
Doodle system" Tom has not an
bounced what he will do with the
republican party, OF which the sys.
TEN Is the foster father.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Fresh air tablets are the latest dis
eovefy OF a French scientist. lie has
found he can combine certain chem.
icals into tablet which dissolved Ia
water viii give of pure oxygen.
Fresh air tablets and liquid sunshine
viii soou be In use and people will
have no excuse to take on the vaca.
tion habit, but will be able to take
Russell Sage's advice. Tx.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30
Chamberla ms Pain Balm.

There Is no danger from blood poison
resulting from cut OF wound OF any
Kind, when Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Is used. Ii is an antiseptic dressing
ana should be in every household
For sale by all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

II Is known that the Mormons have
offered bride In the form OF fee
Tor written opinion on the sugar
bounty case to at least dozen avail.
able candidates for the Office OF SD.
preme Judge to succeed Judge Stocks.
lager.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

The Shenon House dining room has
been covered with handsome llnoleum
and otherwise reftted, Meals at this
popular hotel are the best In town.
All the delicacies OF the season well
cooked and neatly and quickly
aef ysd
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

y. NJ. Pollard, owner OF the Pollard
coal properties near this city. has
recently had AN analysis OF the coal
made which shows that IT has In.
creased one-tlfth IN heating proper
Ties during the past year Mr., Pol.
lard Il nos prepared TO OH all orders
for cnal az short notice.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

A. w. Pope arrived the last Of the
seek from his ranch below Shoup.
ne1nforms US that ~e were mistaken
la reporting the loss Of his boat |,
vas J. u. iops, the railroad engineer
whose boat was wrecked on the iris
q Lewiston. Mr.. Pope constructed
another boat and left yesterday fal
his ranch With had OF supplies.
Tho craft was Ia charge OF TIarr,
Guleke.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-30

Tuesday Isaiah bohannon received,
az guardian OF the Snodgrass chill
dren, e2,oo0 insurance ON the life Of
the late G. A. Snodgrass from the A.
q. U. W. Tho matter has Just been
adjusted after much disliculty.