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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-04-12
April ~. 1905.
THE RUSSIAN JAPANESE WAR
Intense Suffering among the Sick and
Wounded, and Families of Deceased
Soldiers.
Relief Committee Composed Of Many
Prominent Citizens, with the Franklin
Trust Company as Treasurer,
Appeals for Aid

Touching appeals from Christian
workers in the Far East have come to
the prominent citizens Of the United
States, imploring aid for the sick and
wounded soldiers killed in the war
Rev. Y Honda, principal of the
Aoyama Theological School at Toxic,
Japan, IN recent letter says: GLOW
long this distressing condition of things
will last we cannot say The people
are doing then best and every char
table agency IS taxed to the utmost,
but SO numerous have the impoverlsh-
ed families become that our means Of
immediate relief are utterly inadequate.
Could some general fund be raised for
this noble purpose, and missionaries on
the ground be furnished with the means
of distributing and alternating the dis
tress Of these families, ii would indeed
- - -, o.
We may Eot help behgerents, but
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-04-12
FASHIONABLE BLACK
SACK SUITS.

Single-breasted, three and four
button coats, made with stylish,
broad shoulders; smart almost
straight-cut fronts; beautifully set
ting collar; long vent in middle
back seam. Double breasted,
full chested, with long, graceful
lapels; deep vent in back seam;
perfectly tailored in every re-
spect-of standard and more ex-
IRENE styles to suit all tastes, in
black thibets, chcviots and un-
dressed worstcds.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-04-12
= o / K N Err s
Is UNION ST, LAMBERTYILLE.
Sale Extraordinary of the
FIX CelebratedAmericanLad Corsets

There is very special rCa on for this ex
traordinary sale. 1t is rare opportunity, and
one that should be taken advantage of. Nothing
but the newest goods in all the newest shapes
and materials will be offered. Many of you are
wearing these Corses now--to you little need be
saii--you are our strongest advocates. 1t was
for the purpose of familiarziug every woman OF
this city with the many merits of AMERICAN
LADY CORSETS that the manufacturers al
lowed us to make the following special offer:
BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL 9Th,
AND CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY,
APRIL 22d, we will accept as 25 cents on the
purchase price of each corset one cupon; that is
to say, during the above dates, you can secure a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-04-12
Appropriate Easter Apparel for Men
of Discriminating Taste in Dress.

nON'f fail to see our fine as
Osortment OF Spring Suits and
Overcoats, Furnishings and
Hats for Eastertide. The styles
are based on the latest smart
fashions. The fabrics include all
the new effects in weave, pattern
and coloring The stock is one
Of the largest we have ever car
RED.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-04-12
THE GUARDIAN OF OUR BODY.

The foremost biologist az on, day
NJ MetsehnikoH bas sbavvn the v@Ti5
Of science. tb9t ,ba,,. Az i.,,.t., -.
blood that Act ,s sc,ve,,oeTs ~
These polcemrn WHEEL ,fs Nh 49,.
fpfrs loak ont In tc ,,ox;f,,,s -,
elements IN our hIoc1 V,T;ons fHtj,,,5;,,.,
elements are picked ont If HE hlood ana
,;ss,,a, -. ~ ~ - - suS ssVou 'da
Therefore our lives are nyotec,ed a.,
these blood cell. noliremen the h6SsoT,,es
and we eniey Immunity fren Ass, "a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-04-12
ANNUAL MEETING

he annual meeting Of the Stockholders ~
"a, ,, Lamoeriyille Gas Light Company will h.
neia az The Office of the COMPANY M "a
bflGee street Lambertville, y. j., on MON,
IA, Afhil4, Eth, 1895, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ :,
winch time the election of Directors will ,aIs
M NJ ., 49, jams $. sruDDIFoap,
President
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30
Sternt am nnrttttn Grit.

Der fiir3li4 peritorbsne bsriibmts
@itronpm Strups, Der friibsrs 9irets
tor Der Sternparte in pultopd bel
Ct. petersburg bate emit cine Ginla>
Dung 5u einem 9roBen Ibsubfeite beim
@robfiiriten Midael, benz %iiingiten
8ruber 4lerdnocrs II. erbdlten. Der
@elebrte liebte oieIe tolen syeIte obne
Gnoe nidt, aber er lab feline Moglihz
feit. ausSupei6en. 9ds eefammte
Sffi5iertprps Der petersburger 9oroe
unO Die bohiten Wiiroentrdger tparen
anfpeieno, ale in GROCER 8uld nit
Sternen, Orben unb 9dnbern iiberfdt.
9em Astronomer, Der i'm einfd6en
5rdd eridienen mar, fpurbe es limit
ten folfen Changes iins.miitblif), uno
er aos iid in cine 6eniterniide suriid.
&ber als Der @robfiirit our9 Die
Reiben i.iner 9dite f4ritt, fief fein
Iuge bod ouf ben sinfdhen @elebrt.n,
uno er lieb ibn gu iid beranrufen.
Wobl mertenb, bab man @trupe iiber
Die Ihfel dniub, unterbielt er fib
febr li%ebenstpiirbia nit ibm uno pers
fpra6 ibnt, ibn in 9ultotpd gu be-
fuhen. Strube, b~sitirst uno perlse.n,
briidte iih nahber etpus ungefhidt
burh Die itrublenbe llmeebung oes
9robfiiriten. Mlsbalb purbe er Elm
Meoeuftnnh hrs GpottpS mnu Inthtp
iiber ben Iinfiiden 9elebrten, Der in
einem pornebmen areii. uneelsnt iei
ipie Elm 9pornit (poli5eioiener). Der
8robfiirit, Der ous borte, ipanote iih
um unb iuste ldhelnb: Isle miiHen
Radiidt nit ibm babsu. meine 9erren!
Der erob. Iitronpm lit 70 perbliifft
e.tpefen. neil er bier 70 piel. Sterne
am unredten Srt Iebsn mubte!" -
Strupe mar ieitoem bel 9ofe ME m.br
geg.nftuno bes Spottes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30

nod unb fdliebtia fdsts Fe aud Elm
Wortlein unb Damn nod ems. unb pie
lie bann 10 san5 BON ungefGbr einen
Bid ms StiibdsH 3uriidtbdt, 3eigts
Die ubr ouf iehs
Cine pole Stunbe aIio, bab Is nit
Dem loien 0osel auf Dem gaume oa
oaruben .3piegefpraf belt. limb er
trogts lie. oh er benR peit.r auf Dem
lieben, alien Rubbaum ba braub.n fir
feline 3utunft rorbdu.n oiirft.. nnb fe
meinte errOtbeno, Der Baum ftiinbe ia
ouberbalb bon Saniss Garten unb ou
tonnte lie tpobl nidts oastaen boben.
Damn pfiff er nod 70 tpunotrIib:
rS,but Vi Sott, Du mein bsratauIistr
Shab -"
uno Damn mar tpie6er aues Qdrs
ftiQs. Quf ibrsm StubI ab.r Dor
ibr.m Bette fab gna unb fam unb
iunn Bis Die Sants tam nit Der
fubparmen Wil4.
Die 9antt frsute fi6 fs6r, bic Wihte
i6on uuf gu finben uno lnbte es, bas
Il. bon Der suten Cuff f6on edns rotbe
gGd6sn betomm.n bate. limb bas
piiro. INNER nod better tomrnsn. llnb
oann gins iie pieoer.
GQa absr, nod ipie ppr, fdb nuf
ibr.m Stubl unb fam unb. fann.
Sann iiber hire rotben Wdns.r nod
unb iib.r bas, mas nod better fommen
fonnts.
9;s es am ~offsnsn Ssniter 5iept. unb
sirpte uno auf's G.nittrbl.d .. 0a
fprang iie auf unb elite an offsne
Senft.r bin.
4uf Dem Gins iub Der Sint, oiess
nal Der tpirtlits, e.fiebsrte. bog bus
RDpffen auriid unb ftllg i1no fang,
mas nur Die tlsine asbls bergebsn
ipolte.
Gin Weil6en bDrte lie Inn eons iiia
unb anbddtis gu unb In alien absrn
mar ibr Elm Riefslr, fpie peun ba Elm
ntuss tparmss 8lut binsingsgoN.n
piirbe. llno Damn - pie orauben oos
@Ogl.in feline Ilii9.l - bate lie ploBs
lid nett Die Qrms ssbreitet uno fang
unb idmstt.rte aus boiler gruit in
ben bliibenben Sriibline bindus:
Die Giuisn ihlngsn, Der Zen, IN ba
llnb 4einer fanu idott, mte e$ Qeid1db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30
@eoanksn(plttter

Wanber mare liebtr Netfe; mand,sr iiebti
tpieber Snftl Is fcmmt pa leoiafid au'
bic @ebIbabenbeit OFT.
@trbinefitts g,rebutsn n.nnt man cir
g%entbmtn, has 81 nidbts perbinbtt.
Wanhtr tbut 10, ola oh linn ales Wurf
trGre, uub mare frpb, iutnn er cine - bdttsl
Wenn Der 9erl.umeer ni6ts Az iaaen
freib, barn ihut er 10, ais oh er etipas ~
peridipeista hattie.
Nie fonnis III bic @elt, mo niht Der
Msnih itintn sHleier ib.r fe irirft.
Rad ritlem I'D uno Wtb lerut Der ilein.
Wenfd reben - mad nod mebr Mh unb
Yptb Der arobs itpsissu.
6ttt,utase beipnmt mandtr Elm Dent.
mai, an ben mon nur spr iein,m Sentmal
eentt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30

- sr belt ie f.ft - uno nun ftrtd
cine Ieiis Suno iiber isinsn @dsitsl -
Elm teuiAer Rub i~tr.ift. i.in 9aar.
n9ictprp! - iei burmbsrji8 - III
bas m0sIi4?"
.8sr3sib', Onisl - i'd iornts niff
onoers - Die SebnIu6t trisb mid
beim -
Die Ssbniu6t- i'd pubte ntfi
- lit Sob i6on auriid?"
Sob - 2eutnant 2ob2"
.Ooer 6auptmonn m~einettpegen -
eben 9sin grGutigdm!"
9a tlang Elm glodenbsI,s SiIbtrs
laden our9 ben odmm.rroen Raum.
Sob - i4 NIT Cob psrlobt? Nd
- SnfeIden, bos 1T ia gu fpubig!"
nSpabis? @ictorp, norr. mid
nift! Sd fab Sud in Der qaImsns
nifte ="
.9u! @os fannft 9u fir bDf, 2tus
gen MAIDEN! Man tonnts ii6 orient
lid fiirHten," REF fte iib.rmiitbig.
pGber, oab 9u es nur sun5 gsndu
fpeibt: Sn Der palmennii6s, bd bat
ibm oieie Sanb einen tii6tiasn Rorb
eerei6t! = 4nfangs bat Ii4'8 Der
quite Sunee gu 9er3sn ssnommsn -
IeBt bot er ii6 nit elmer 9oQbluts
Gn9lonoerin perlpbt - Der 1T be-
forgt unb dufeebpben! Gber, Ont.ls
den" fiigts iie, iebr .rnit fperosno,
5dgbdft bin5u, .rparum - psr3eib' mir
- ipurum lit 5rau bon 0dliB ni4t
msbr bisr?"
Die 9alib2" rief er IuItig, bon
centnerfdperem Druid bsfrsit, nbis bat
fdon ldngit aipei ober brsi Nadfolz
g%erinnen plat semudt! llno fparum
aud niht2 Wir iparen bod niht pers
beiratbet -"
sd bafte - 9u unb lie -"
sd uno - fer"
Nun mar Die 3eibe oss Gddsns an
ibm.
.8idn. @idp, boit Du baS tpirtIi6
%se9Iaubt9"
sic nidte nlir itumm, nit grob.m,
qualbollen Bid.
8u fieG es tpte S9uppen BON ieis
men Iueen.
runo - uno bas bate Dir tpsb s.s
than %"
sd tpdre fat barber %g.itorben!"
fliiiterte iie.
r@idD - iit's m0gli6! SGttsit 8u
mid pirflid Elm biS6en li.b2"
rMebr aIs mein lebsn!"
9a bob er ole CARTE @.itdIt in toIs
lem S,lbeI bod in Die Cuff.
nNidp-0u mddit mid gum 3in6e,
0u brinsit mir Die Sugeno pieoer -
meme 9ruit brobt gu ipringsn Dor
Wonne. ST ss oenn pirtlid fpabr?"
er iebte iie iunft auf Die GrOe nieber.
.0u fpouteit mid alten @rauiopf
pirtlih beiratben?"
0a l.gte lie ods feline aopf6.n on
feline S4ult,r uno blidte nit ionnis.n
Iugsn l.udtsno 81 ibm auf.
nSu! Manfreo! Sal"
r9idp, meme liebe, Iiibe 8raut.."
jaudsts .er, uno ii~bsrpdltist> bonn
Slid, f6Iob sr ibr ben fleinen Munb
nit truniensm Sub,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30
Auts if ptift :
Don toabdm &un3t.

On iifter, iunriGtr Morasu,
STR gilt msin frtuoiptr 8rubi
Bun fort nit ben ndhtIid,tn Soretr,
9tfbpinse hid ipieotr, mein Gub!
Gs lcdsn bic ipaloiQSn Sligsl,
Ter Spnnt lieblittr Sfsir;
q Ssr,, erbtbe bic ilitgcI,
tSieb - Giles, 0les lit osin!
Was iolen hi. triibtn @toanftn,
Die risosr mid nriidteu i'm 5bnf7
Wpsu bos 3rousrr, has Shipontsr,
9s S2ipeifsIs beergtnbe GuaG!
bic Sdhreritn fOnnit M ~bt3fpin9en,
9u ihattigtr, iiiblrnoer pain.
Sd Dor. bid frssn ino fIinsen:
Sieb - ullts, Giles 1T bein!
6 Sttls, mas hi umIhliebet
Mit bttrtr Gtnnnicn Glua,
limb mas bu in 9iebs esnitbsft,
Sos If ritt 9ii9e, ri6t 3rue.
Tn borfit an ous @ofte bid tpagen
limb nobt benz SimmeI ihon istn.
Srum fort NIT Dem 3tpeifel, ben afae.n
Sitb - olss, ofles III helm!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30
Gttt @punrrltnp.

nSdben sic fbon eebDrt? DER ga=
ron beiratbst, unb pie i'd senau er-
fabren babe -. aus 2iebe!"-r0as
Dunbert mild gar niht -. Der tpar 10
Ihon INNER Elm Sonoerlins!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30


unterm Wafftr stdr.
gem. Nadoem sr "a Stunbsn unter
WuHer bon @eitriipp ~feftsebaIttn NOR
ben mar, ipurbe Der 1duher Daniel
Sapss in Canton, Mo., nod leb.no. on
Die Sberfldhe sebradt, aber fur3e 3eit
Sarnad CAB er isinen @eiit auf.
Or bate ben Iuftras erbalten,
9.itriipp BON Dem absussrobr gu
e%ntfsrn.n, ons bdsu bient, iiberz
fliifiiges WdTsr bes 2tmes2ate in
ben Mtfiiiippi abynfiibren. Wdhreno
!6opes nit feiner 4rbeit beIddftigt
mar, p.rItridte er fid in Dem 8eitriipp
uno fonnte iit niht pieoer losmahen.
Or mar aber duh auber Stanb.. Die
2eute, bic ibm Cuff s1piimpten, ourb
Signal. BON iein.r idredliden Gage
in aenntnib gu feben. oa fid bas Sig
nalIsil lin, einen Gelsblod seidluns.n
bate. ShliebIid mertten Die 2eute
bod, bdb unten etfpds niht in ORB
nune Iein miiFe. aber IS nabm po[l.
% Stunoen in @nfpruf. bis iid Elm
1ouher fdno, Der au 9abes' Rtttung
beruntsrgefdidt fperoen fonnie. DIS
enolid na9 e~inftiinbisen f9tperen @ns
ftrensunsen Sapes aus feiner Gag. BE-,
freit tpar. ftelte Is fi1 beraus, bab Iein
Souheransus einen Rib betommen
bate; eine babe Stunee ipdter tpdre
!6apes ertrunfen. Sn ben "a Stuns
ben. Die 6upes nit Dem Hoo. aerunaen
bate, mar er, Dem ausi.b.n nad, UNI
10 Sabre sealtert.
Inonpmt Drobbrtefa.
OurH adbIreihe Dro6briefe beinobe
aum Mdbniinn s.trieb.n. bat, Spbn
San Ionfin, Elm r.iher Biira.r in So
tpeso, q. o., $4,000 Helobnuna fir
bic @ntoeduns Der per{on ousse{ebt,
bic felt stpei aabrsn brkfIi4 brobt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30
Sic braudt ktintn Sbut

Sn Der Intunftsbaqs zines Wiensr
8obnbcfs erpart.ten unldneit 5p.i
NIT einfaher Gl.gans astleioete 0us
men Die antommenben Rtifsnben. 0ie
9am.n ftonosn i'm 9isnits jener 8abns
bofmiifion, Die fih Die Qufeabe felt,
iuneen unb u%nerfdbrenen WGbhen
bonn 2anoe, Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bi.
R~iei.nitdbt bstr.ten, fdiib.nb CUR
Seit. au ft,ben. Der Strom Der Reie
ienoen ereiebt iid nad Der 9als, BEN
9tussans 5u. Witt,n brin idrsit.t Elm
Mdod.n nit 5iemli4 iueenblidsn,
biibf1.n 3iiesn,, botb Idnblid, balb
ftdotii9 estl.toet. Den appf bis in
Die Stirn binein beoedt elm ipoll.ner
Sbatpl, Der oas Qntlib Dor d0su n.lia
sisriser Muitsruns fdiist. Sn Der
9unb einsn sroben adrton trdgeno,
fhreitst ie miioe, fait fhldfris bubin,
70 bab man in ibr leidt Cine bonn
2unoe" %permutben lam. Cine Der
9amsn bat fi6 an bds Wdbhen berdrs
eemu6t: Isle erluuben, GrduI.in. sic
fino tpobl fremb bi.r2 R.hm.n sic Die
5rdee niht libel -. sic iuf.n pobl
ein.n pO%iten9"-r Rein. poIten bub'
id ia -. absr llnt.rtunft, MIN, Die
mub i'd mir erit fuf.n. llebrie.ns =.
tparum intsreiiirsn sic fih fir mid9".
$50, piiisn sic, Iiebes atnb. Mier
bot bod feline Gefabren fir Elm Wdbz
den, bas aus Der 5rembe tpmmt uno
gang a1ein ouitebt. SIS gibt b6Ie Mttns
fhen. Sic tperben perittben. Wenu
Sic fir Die eriten 9aes @9ub braus
den ooer ipiiniden ..."-r41 10, i'd
peritebe -. Sd bunte febr, brdufe teis
men Sdub." 81. Dame 1T etpas Der
bliifft, 70 furs a%neebunben bate lie
pobl nod feline Sdubbeoiirftiet aes
funber. gu elmer 5raae nod brdnst
es iie: nSebr f.lbftbepubt, litbes
ainb, obsr Iassn sic NAL -. mas finb
81. oenn eiaentlth?"- & hierbdnbis
GERM" ipar bic 4ntpori, unb banit
mar Der Sidlog aud beenbst.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20
Don't Borrow Trouble

1t Is a bad habit to borrow any
thing, but the worst thing you can
possibly borrow, is trouble. When
sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn
out by the pains and poisons of dys-
pepsia, billionsness, Bright's disease,
and similar internal disorders, don't
sit down and brood over your sym
toms, but fly for relief to Electric
Bitters. Here you will End sure and
permanent forgetfulness of all your
troubles, and your body will not be
burdened by a load of debt disease.
AT A. G. Whites drug store. Price SOC
Guaranteed. ~
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which would call for change OF
sentiment and the reasons which
then applied would seem to apply at
the present period. The present coun-
ell have so far conducted municipal
affairs in business manner and to
the satisfaction of the town, and
while their action last Friday called
for a certain force OF character and
stamina, it was what we expected.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20
Echos of the Council Meet.

The last Council was short, Messrs
Roberts and Schwitzer who were
absent. The finance committee re-
ports favorably on $I42.57 currant
bills and warrants We're ordered
down in that currant F. S. BecKwith
was appointed on the street and
alley committee in place Of H. Sch
witzer absent, and this committee
was instructed to take what action
seemed best relative to the opening
of Sth street from the post office to
the depot.
Ii. E. Vessels appeared for Mrs.
Olson and explained that the GEM
etery deed was faulty, and requested
a quit claim deed to this land to Mrs
Olson, The village attorney was in
structed to secure a proper deed
from j. Sperry and upon,receipt OF
same issue quit claim as asked,
The next order of business was the
muchly discussed and lightly enforc-
ed Fire limit ordinance.
A petition was presented signed
by q number of business men, asking
that the ordinance be changed as to
allow of the building Of ohthouses
and woodsheds in the rear of build
ings facing Main street and cover
SAME with corrugated iron. After
considerable sparring "a recess was
taken to allow the special committe
OF F. S. Beckwith and S, P. Callison,
appointed by the Chair to act on the
petition, time to get themselves to-
getller. Upon calling the meeting to
order again the committees reported
unfavorably on the petition and the
Chairman instructed the Street and
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Alley committee to act with the Street
Commissioner and to commence at
once to remove all buildings not con
forming with the fire ordinance and
the "At Once' was given with great
forge.
Ordinance No. 81 was then read
and the rules were suspended and it
was placed on its final passage. This
ordinance embraces the north hall
of lots IA, 10 and 16, within the fire
limits, Motion to adjourn carried.
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rh'rsieu an ordinance extending the Hire III.
I Intln the Village of Kendrck, state ~
:, Re e II ordained by the Chairman and BOARD
OF Idaho vi hchuFick, State
oectlon |. 1t shall be unlawful for o,,,
HersoIi, nrm or corporation to erect or bnii1
or str se so De erected or built any building
10 anu 10 except the same be brick or hr;ck
proof material " 'oino ouheF Hfe
sions nf IN - Any person violating the provi
S,ons ol TINS ordinance shall be deemed pniitv
o f . bm mi and upon conviction thcre
Al 90 Or L IesG n't tb IN any sum not exceedng
nnti na th snail be confined in the Village Jail
day N CIV 'Ne rate OF " per
Ssctlon II All ordinances and marta ~
or"ihahces now in conflict with this ordin.
| ance Is hereby repealed
oecGlon ~ This ordinance shall no In ,,u
| ton " p"'s"se ana publ1ca-
Passed this the IL day of October. A 1908
X. b. Hines
F. L, Lehmicke, Clerk Nn"irhi'h
Date OF Publication Oct. 13. 1903
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Anual Meeting Of American Mining Congress
at Z Paso, Texas. Over Nor. Pac. Nov. IA to Is.
For above occasion tickets will he
sold to Ell Paso and return for $71.O 5
round trip. Date ofsale Nov. Sth 9th
and 10th. Going limit, Nov. 10th.
Final limit. for return trip 80 days
from date OF sale. Stop overs with
In limit in either direction. Children
OF half fare age will begiven half fare
rates. P. w. Green, Agt.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

An article by one Of onr local mer-
chants in this issue states some
sound facts relative to the purchase
OF groceries from travelling statesmen.
We would call our readers attention
to the same and further state that
no where can as good bargains be
secured as in our own stores, Buy
it and be convinced.
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The city council after due discus
sion held to the Original terms OF the
city fire ordinance. We believe in
this they should Recommended. This
osdinance was not framed on the
spur OF the moment, but after care
full deliberation and with the con-
eurrence and approval OF practically
all of the citizens interested. During
the year past, we can recall no event
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lenox & Larkin
List of Fine F arm
Lands for Sale by
PotIatCh Land Co.
Kendrick Ida.

This list of property must
be sold within the next three
months, They are bargains
in real estate.
73l-l6o acres miles from Kendrick
Price $1,000.
S90-160 A. 8 miles from Kendrick p. $4,000
4i1--160 A. 3miles from Lewiston P. $1,000.
LEO A. miles from Anderson p. 50 200
914-16O A. miles from Troy at IS, 400.
S9s-160 A 10 miles from Kendrick p 81, 500
LEO A. 10miles from Kendrick p. 81 600
LEO A. 5 miles from Southwick p. $1,000
S79-16oA A. smiles from Southwick P. $1,000
S96-160 A. 8 miles from Kendrick P. $500
S07-S20 A. u miles from Southwick 2. $1,000
S16-16O A. Smiles from Southwick P. $l4OO
9S5-16O A. 2miles from Southwick p. $4,000
99S-160 AS miles from Southwick p. 1880
s93-16o A. miles from Southwick P. $500
947-160 A. at Crescent tor $lsOo
s47--l6O A. miles from Southwick $500
770-320 A. miles from Southwick $500
$3.50 A. III IN. from Teakean $l7oo
756-s20 ~ m. from Teakean $500
$3.50 A, 2miles from Teakean $1,000
For a detailed description
or if you want to see the
land call ON
III. E, Vessels
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Church Notice

There will be regular services in
the M. E. church next Sunday, as
follows:
Sunday School 10 a.. m
Preaching II a. m,
Epworth League 700 pm.
PREACHING 500 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who will come, to attend these
services.
Geo, A. Pease, Pastor.
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Society Directory

A. F. & A. M. KEN N LODGE
meets every 2nd ana last Thursday in the
month, In the Fraterpal Temple and sojourn,
ing brothers are cordially invited to attend
ID. T. A. MACKINTosH, W. M.
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4 pamphlet lies on our table which

a pamphlet lies on our table which
gives the correspondence relative to
the Idaho First Reserve between
Senator Hepburn and the admins
tration. After a careful pernsal we
still maintain our oiigipal position
that Senator Hepburn is correct and
the ADMINISTRATION is saddling a trem-
endous burden upon our state.
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GROCERIES

Our Grocery Department second to The goods all
clean and fresh and of the finest quality.
Bring your produce aHd get dollars worth for dollars
Yorth.
When you to town and get Even if YOU
don't want to trade always glad you Make our
store your headquarters,
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Mr.. Putnam has been appointed
and Is now occupying the field of the
NJ. E. Church In Southwick and
Leland
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We Print Butter Paper.

You can leave your order for but
ter wrappers at the Gazette office
and have same promptly filed for al
small figure - Call and see us -
The Gazette Office
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office

j. b. West, Register
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Christian Endeavor-s HOLDS

every Sunday evening in the Presbyterian
church, beginning at q p. m., to which the
PUBLIC are Invited and an Increased member
ship solicited.