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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15

Is Head of Horse-C Consisting of workers and
mention is made OF bay horse, March, 16 hands
high strictly family broken, and can step go
gait on the road, either pace or trot. Also pair
extra good big mules.
10 Head Of Fresh Penna. Cows expect this
TO be a high class lot Of cows.
50 Shoats- Right from the farms of Pennsylv-
aria.
IS New and Second hand Wagons Heavy and
light rubber tire and steel tire. Must be sold
for what they will bring, as | am handicapped
for shed room.
80 Sets Misunderstanding OF single and
double, heavy and light.
400 Sets Fly Nets-150 sets of leather nets, go
sets of cord nets, which make the best team nets
on the market. 30 linseys and lap robes
sale to commence at IL s clock noon, sharp
Conditions made known at sale.
W G. FOX.
B. T. James, Auctioner.
A. S. Clark. w. II, Chew, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15
TO CREDITORs.

e. Usinger, Auct.; John F. Truitt, q
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes a flaming city !,
saved 10y dynainiting a spac,
that fire can't cross. Sometime,
u cough hangs on so long. Won
feel as II nothing but dynamite
would cure it. y. II. GRAY, Of Cal.
noun, Ga, writes; My wife had
q very aggravated cough. which
Kept her awake nights. Two
physicians could not help her
80 she took Or. Kings New Dis
coyery Tor Consumption. Coughs
aud Colds, which ea-ed hercoueb,
gave her sleep ami finally cured
her Strictly scientific cnre for
and La Grippe. ~.
= u. kirkpatrick 4 COS dru.
store price 50c and ST; guaran.
.eed. Trial bottle Tree.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
%arnsa Has a Bali Team.

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''A0 ~ '"f some iHtle
'''oN ''''''ed WIN tleni'
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N" ''u' snort
'p'"i"ru ''lat
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13

regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Payette- Bots,
Water Users association. III
SAYS that the work Of the asso.
clatlon Is progressing satisfac.
tory, and while the advance is
not rapid. owing to the complex
nature OF the many features 81
The undertaking. yet perplpxina
problems are being satisfactorily.
solved, The policy of the board
pei g TO push the undertaking all
along the line and in the interest
Oh The e'itlre project. and it is OK.
pneted that the plans will all be
ready for tiual review in Il short
time.
The PRESBYTERIAN church since
ITS esta blishment here has drawn
aId from the board OF missions
hnt this year enters upon 4. new
career BY nlecting a. depend on
HIS own resources, and il is an.
tlclpated the task will e accom-
plislled without material lncou.
venlence. 1t is the intention ia ~
Ipct a pastor atan early dav.and
It is likely thar some one 81 ria
gentlemen who have recently
occupied the pulpit will he called.
ne anu Is TO secure a pastol.I
Who will he able to accomplish
ne greatest amount OF good not |
'niv with the close members OF
he church, but in thecommunity
generally.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
n Good Su99estion.

Mr.. c. b. Wainwright of Lemon
City, Fla, has written the man.
nfacturers that much better re-
suits are obtained from the use
of Chamberlin's Collie, Cholera
and DioIrhoea Remedy, in case
OF pains in the stomach. collie
and cholera morbus by taking it
IN water as hot as can be drank.
That when taken in this way the
effect is double in rapidity. 1T
seems to get at the right spot in
stantly." he SAYS. For sale at
Golden Rule store.
Little chicks will thriveand dis
eases prevented if fed Pratt's
Poultry Food. e. NJ. Kirkpat-
rick & Co.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13

IN the afirmat tive, then il har
mony possible: II the first ear
BE- answered affIrmatively. then
II victory possible.
Senator Dubois never forget !
lnor forgives. Years ago the
honnons voted against him
when he ran for delegate TO con-
grens vss THE republican ticket.
and ever since he has believed
that he was placed on earth to
be the scoarge OF the Mormon
people. This idea has grow.
upon him until il has become the
all-absorbing purpose OF his life,
and he places its consumation
above his political ambition. |
hitherto his God. Does anyone |
believe that the Nevs can answer
the first question IN the affirma-
tive?
lhe democrats opposed to Dn-
poIs are not the recent converts
70 democracy; they are those
/
VINO have known and cherished
II principles throughout Il life
line; that through territorial
government and state sovereign.
VI through victory and defeat,
ave held aloft the unsulIied ban
er OF the party they love. To
'ieii the iaiilre or success OF an
Individual. in a political sense. :
nothIng' the triumph OF deni- J
cratic principles, everything & s
m the News say that these. ,,lel, s
ave become trnitorsto the prins }
pies of Jefferson, aud enlisted }
iider the banner OF DuDols? ,
As the News states there i I
othlng 70 hope for OF perma-
EN- good 10 our state except
'rough The denlocratic parry. :
nj the thought OF harmon, IL
nhnIdul and touching; but--ll :
'okN 70 ~ ike IN lrrldesceut
Itillli.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .-Charles
Borden and Mildred Crinkshank
uoth ol Parma, were married ~
this city Monday vepin~
bishop A. j. tilorieux ii t6e
catholic church officiating -
Statesman.
AIR. Borden and his charming
nr'de are both well known and
nave a host OF friends in and
about Parma who offer them
congratulation and wish them q
long and happy voyage adown
lies pathway.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13

When the body is cleared for
action by Or Kings New Life
Piils, you can tell il by the bloom
OF health on the cheeks; the
brishtness OF the eyes; the firm.
Il'''S of The flesh and muscles; the
buoyaney OF the mind. Try
them. AZ L. NJ. Kirkpatrick 4
COS drug store, 81 cents.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13

THE JUSTICES c0rRr az ,o,...
i'.ne, tennty u Canyon. S,,,.. ~ BOISE
Robert lny p Fsie, iusit- t9s pes 3 IDAHO
Summons, = e'rPeFatiun, def-iielsn,
~ l si h q idaho sends et,a,in.,
pesdtinh, defendant lining company, a cor.
n a, ay p oee il summoned to appear before
o shS9h ON The slst daS If n Na NE County Of
yea " .sd pin n A action srSdsh, sgs Il 70
o. The above named III i fsswer the Complaint
iunlf, = Recover from You the s sn action is
and Tor ses snS costs Of on assam. hrse
or or" nssps e the court for th Inc q plainti
rhsss sn s S pd Ss taken against sos "a
swer 'e you fail 10 appeaS W. the
1905 '''" '"de' my hand this aist ia, !, -,
Justice of ,ho n NJ. a. RATES
Frecinct In said County rep~sr Boise
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
People and Events
oniN" BRIEF RECORD OF FAST WEEK



james Wiggington left Fridav
for Tonpah, New.
The W. C. #. q. met at I'll,
home Of Mrs. A. A. Paul yester
dav.
Mrs. D. N. Castater and son
Ralph. were Caldwell visitors last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J Davis and
daughter visited New Plymouth
early IN the week.
Manager Myers of the Parma
Creamery made u business trip
70 Boise Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. and Mrs. w. r..
Mitchell drove 10 Caldwell and
back Friday.
Mr. +. ). Fnurot. the sugar.
beet man. is meeting with salts
Factory results IN his elsdeavors
TO have the farmers lereabouts
take up sugar beer culture.
kev. Mr.. Ilydon Of Harper's
Ferry. Virginia, spoke at the
Presbyterian church hast Sun.
day. Rev. Davey will hold ser
vices there tomorrow at III Il. m.
and Sp- m
Mrs. A. j. Robinson and Mrs.
X. II. Summons willentertain the
members of the Amphyctionic
Council ut the home OF Mrs Sam |
mons IN Roswell Thursday next
In the meantime the ladies will
pray Tor the good offices of the
man.
It's a dull day in Parma that
closes without ground being
broken IN some part OF town for
new building. A meat
market is the latest and win be
situated on the lot immediately
vest OF the Parma Lumber com.
,any's office.
Billy English started the bug.
81 smashing epidemic with 4 !
elapsed wheel on Main, street ,
thursday; Clarence Mitchell IL
acriiiced y wheel just 1T the I
dye Of the city limits FRIDAY h
Nenlng, and Charley Mitchell lett \
wheel hanging TO thegate post I
he drove into the front ward ;
18th his best girl ia the early t
ash OF dawn today. Next.
The Parma Telephone com B
my have had n neat and com.
odlous office building erected
looming the Herald office. on
e east side, and removed their
itchboard and fixtures thereto
le service IL now in good shane
d all the lines are working in hr
manner under the m
Icient supervision OF Mr.. Fisk N,
The city fathers are said to co
We handed down the nlta. lol
'tum that the dog license il NE
wise and necessary measure,
ron value the life ct vour dog
q must pungle up the coin ana
'e the seal ofyour attachment "e'
ested by the village clerk aud m
nped in brass on tn, collar Of OF
n canine, utherwis,--the ex. bfi'
tloner grtr busy. li''''
bue
, J. Mitchell was at taldwell Tho
Stay Ia attendance at the col
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13

y IA, M II ~ faebLiCATl0N.- nFp4en
idaho, April IS, lde5 anu Office at Boise.
Notice is hereby viyar 49,.
1" M sc's, a has ted notice 81 KS, following
ad t, aid MR., proof II support Of b Intention
.er aud keceiyeral boise ,msae before Regis
~ snu1'HeN ALlsN, Homeste,sndr snnea 1906
Wssl, y NJ NHi - sec' 10, NJ, Mon !,
his sa nalas- ihe following ps.o..
", sYi minus rr.itrfce nn,,, ieSses % prove
sse IN neg, VIZ, lulu Ws Iiu isisaliop
tgueh, Al II Parma TSs'lsop AID S' 'fT Sss.l
tia-dt iannnnns 'sfesA
HARRY J syMs. k.,,.,.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
Notice of 4ftacsn,e,,

| rr tx i.,Srlct'S COURT OF lowrR ua,s,
Robrrtt o ,i.,ts Nenyup cuanil, iaahn =" 'N'ist
Mimi, WY, plainlin, " The Snsts ~.
A9tiee Of Attachment s''ta'soi' defendant.
IN sn 9fssa y rs above court 81 ssa has
ny w n IL .sa IA 4 IA Il Sp s Sisln
rs property ot said drfendsna,' a cause against
"Nhrss my hand this atSf d.,
" 4 RATES, Justice n 9 NJ. t;. lao1
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
Notice OF Limited Partnership.

This is to certify. That Will;.n NJ
h"ih.emer and George B. Rowan of par
rif, Idaho, have this dav entered ii, !
partnership Tor the term Of one ra,,
rom date hereof, for the pnrpose ~ a,n.
dhctlng q general hlacksnithinu ~;
ness at Parma, Idaho, under tha An,
~ lIane and STYLE Of Reinemer 4 Rnwan
lhat William NJ. Reinpmer i . n,., n's'' !
partner IN said business and has con.
Tinl'1ed the sum of four hundred dollarv
capital w which is invested in said b,,si-
ness That George b. Rowan Il sna,,-
lai partner in said business and has ~,
lt,nuted the sum of four hundred doiI or
wnlch Is invested in said business 'V'i''' :
Dated at Parma, idaho. this an d..
Of May, 1905. '''' o''' oay
WILLIAM NJ, RElNEMEs. tseal ,
1foRaE B. Rowan Seal
STATE OF fDAno,
County Of CANYON. IS.
On this 9th day Of Nav toos J..
ipfe me, q Notary Public, in and for sa IS
VIII. una state, personally appeared
p ai'aui NJ helnemer and George p
a.o"ah, known to me to be the san,..
persons whose names are snbscriha o'l" y
siie above certificate, and Automatically
y. Y, ny that they executed tho sa,,,a 80 ~.
-" ~ uSeS ana purposes therein sol fo,tb
ithess my hand ana Notar;al S "
.ne my and year first aboye wr; 10 Seai'
fSoali K. II. SANMoNs
Notary Public
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13


that this movement should hav,
the support Of every democrat
n The state, md We are plenset
- find that 1t has already n.
eeiyed the appreciation OF the
representatives Of the factions.
The democrats Of this state
have had their differences, and
out Of them differences success.
m q urge measure, eame to the
republicans. 1t IN but simple
justice 70 sny that sincerity be-
longed. IN the main, to the nets
81 both factions. Pride of opin-
ion and the faint OF selnshness.
which. to some extent. are
always present ~ political move
rnenfs, were undoubtedly present
70 sone extent IN these matters.
but were not by any means con
trolling. At least, there II no
reason why delnocrntr aheuld
continue their factionnl fights.
And there ~ every reason wh,
they Should get together. The,
owe 4 to themselves IN members
q the ni'ty and they owe IL 10
The state Of Idaho Certninl,
tlie 1Hsil er~ of the democrnc,
iite tft4 enough ard tile terets
81 Inc pA ~ ARE sufficient com
pcnaaliel @ enable them 10 sel
'le their fairs within parry
iilfr. leuiocrafs who de-
e'ilieH pport tile slute pla
Nsil' ~ lslst election hcipd |
nom tliH lest motives. The
h''u ii1t'i III q pel'sunnI 81
selfish ~ gain theA hslievenl
'leN were my Tor the best i
'errs'e 81 state. ~ af
hoihlllA ae hanur 4 H.
"'osn if'e elptd ~ plin
power Aiit lisiu the u,se.d
S'uvfHtipn The eIti1,nr q
state fli vNpectat,o 90
''r''l''sii erred ,ar
g. autumn sNtion Inns 80
~ NNt utiage tis.t vi
~ ie'hNel sllu rslN ~ t,s,e.
~ VS. ar u rattle st",r 40.
~ Ilw pinistrHllon ~ee...s
Y" t1lik o tile 2uguvV ,pu.
10 " sAar,ning like ~ 81
y ~k w e driven auoug liz,
= 4 81 aiitvp over otller s..
pr @iif~ e.,a possessions
ere = Az reason uny iougei :
o any democrats bre.Aina I
~ nc party There Is
y * 90 nope for eAcep, =
w IA the iueS uf dennDcfnc, ,
~s ,4e good work go on rel =
y s'aer, bury your differences 4
lu u..itc "a
sae foregoing article from the
np's..l Ness presents IA consu. !"
ms. a devoutly 10 he wished. 9 i
io"eser besore falling on the n
ee~ ol our erring democratic h
ivsaer. and weeping happy =,
RAGS over his return to genuine NJ
I'Nocracy, we would like to ask !"
'e capitol News a couple Of
ae~sionS, which IL must be- able
answer, and upon the answer
which depends the whole
.ueture OF harmony and dem. d,
r"tic victory. IIas senator bn
i0ols, the leader al one so. IA
ned wing OF the democratic CO
rty, ever intinated by word or
-, that he would cease his e. o. =.
rss TO compel the democratic r..
ny 10 shoulder his personal
M against the Mormon peo- nes
Have any of the lead. ctr
Of the old.line danoc. yer
'y-the democracy that ~ a.''
light Dubois and his anti. XII,
lrch idea when he was re. y
oi'ean, that fought him when tha
was a silver-republican, that ais,
; Fought him since he espoused etc.
democratic party fort the pur. =
sc 81 using il 10 wreak ven ono
NEE upon The Mormon PEG. 81;
nave amy 81 these democrats Ste,
= Intimated- by word or deed Cl
they are willing to come puri
IEing 20 the feet Of senator tl'n'
'oir aud HEX the hand tina, 20.
~1lIfft4l than, . ~ ..i
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13


Don't let the children suffer
II they are fretful, peevish and
cross, give them lIollister's
Rocky Mountain Tcu. The best
baby tonne known. strength
tnd health follow its use 35
cents. ;. NJ. Kirkpatrick 4 60.
Millions of Money TO Loan
or your Real Estate ar fbe
lowest rates OF Interest. @.
r. Mcdaniel. Ontario. ore.
Why suffer with spring tired.
ness, mean, cross feeling. no
strength, no appetizer Hollis
ter.s Rocky Mountain Ten win
make you well and keep YOU well /
80 cents, Tea or Tablets. f. NJ. /
kirkpatrick 4 Co.
We have a complete stock of
The old reliable II. L. s. Paint
'iso Gypsine, Japalac, varnishes.
'tc. +. NJ. EIRkPArRlcK & 60.
EdGs ron HATcHISG Thor.
'ughbrcd Rhode island Reds.
LOO per setting Mrs A. II
stewart, at Golden Rule store.
'ea'lee N"ur system of all i'm.
Iurlties this month. Now * tn,
me TO take IIolIister'- Rocky
fountain Ten. If will keep YOU J
'eii all summer. - cents. Ten :
= Tablets. +. NJ. Kirkpatrick
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
i. w. Easter,
Resident Dentist

Practices dentistry in all its branche,
Sprclal attention given to Gold and Pr
relaln Crowns and Bridges.
OFFICE:
front rooms up stairs Bank
Building,
PARMA, IDAHO.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Masculine pullness.

See, Alice is knitting. "one-skip two
Then over. Somehow, Just feel that he
Is going to like these slippers I've knit
Only one thing troubles me: VIII they
fit?
And l wonder II he will like pale blues
VIII he understand it-My love is true?
ur-five-six-s x-seyen-eight-skip ten
and turn
Hen never suspect this was hard to
ITS surprising, they say how knitting
holds;
! guessed his size These are number
five soles;
Now, with paie-blue slippers I really
think
The prettlest bowJ are a sea-shelI pink;
He VIII enjoy putting these on at night:
Dear boy he sits up till past to writel
With these on he VIII be dreaming OF
tBut he says he does that contiuually.')
whats this festive young bundle tied up
Decorated with holly and mlstletoe2
Alice writes it's something she has made
for me-
l must promise to wear them constant
The dear little angel--she only lack,
tr I only knew the namo Of thes,
thinGsD
j. u two pincushlons-or a aachet7-
Il IS, I viii put II away"
New Orleans Picayune.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Reflection.

Yes, have been thinking to-day,
of the joys and the sorrows OF the
How merrily gllded each moment away.
How winsome, how joyous, how bright
seemed each day,
TIL the years Of my youth were past.
Ali God was good to me then.
ANA MS love surrounded my path.
He gave me heart that was as light
and free
As the song Of bird, or the hum OF a
bee:
But all that has gone with the past.
And God is good to me now.
Though the stroke Of his rod ls hard.
For ! have felt the depth Of the we.
The dreadful pain which all must know.
When loved one sleeps under the sod.
SO have been thinking to-day.
And this lesson I've learned from the
past,
That the Joys and sorrows we live
through here,
Make us tire Of earth and for Heaven
prepare.
Whore our Joys forever will last
The statesman., 1905-04-28
A DAREDEVIL RIDE

often ends in sad accident. To heal
accidental injuries, use Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. "a deep wound in my
foot, from an accident" writes Theo.
dore Scbuele, Of Columbus, O., caused
me great pain Physicirns we're h9lp
less, but Bueklen's Arnica Salye
quickly healed it" Soothes and heals
burns like magic. 25c at James HUI.
llHger 4 Co, druggist
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Sweet Night

Sweet Night
Sweet moon. shine on her wndon
through the night
To show her God has set q gentle light
Between her days.
Sweet sleep. cnfold her softly whore she
Hes
And steal away insomnia from the eyes
Which many praise.
Sweet dreams which visit those whose
sleep Is sweet
Come to her slumbers, make her smile
TO greet
Uuconsciousness.
Sweet morning wake her glth thy Joy.
Gus sounds
Fill her with gladncss that her NE
abOunds
With power 10 bless!
HI Higgason.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
COLORADO
SPRINGS

morning of last week, complimentary
to Mrs. Grant. The program which
was rendered by some of the best mu-
sical and literary talent of the city,
was one of the best ever presented.
One of the most beautiful numbers
rendered was solo Ear Away" by
Mrs. Grant.
Mrs. Eva Carter Buckner pleasant
ly entertained at an informal dinner
in honor of Mrs. Grant, Wednesday
evening of last week. Those who en-.
joyed this spread were; Mrs. Grant,
Rev. and Mrs. TillmaD, Mrs. DeClel
land and Isaac Carter.
Howard, the sixteen year old son of
Rev. and Mrs. GLADDEN., passed away
Tuesday after a lingering illness.
He was a bright little Christian and
through the SIX years OF suffering he
bore up brayely. He has left us a
beautiful lesson of patience and for
bearance and in his death we feel our
loss keenly. We ex end to the be-
reayed ones our sincere sympathy in
their afiiiction.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
WAY NOT BUYYOUR
LIQUORS OF ED LEVIN

The Louisville Liquor House, 24th
and Lsrimer street, is headquarters to
buy the best and cheapest in the city
Telephone 1896, Ed Levin, proprle-
tor. Sole agent for Eastern distil
leries and Santa Ross vineyard, All
other houses are left in the shade
He has no rent to pay so he can and
will sell cheaper than ever. Give
hi call.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
The Hand Of Fate.

This line in your hand, said the
girl who had studied palmistry, "indl.
Gates that you have a brilliant future
before you"
is that so?' queried the dense
young man
yes" answered the fair maid; "but
this other line indicates that you are
too slow TO ever catch mp with It.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Iris Plants In Thlbet.

Iris plants grow in Thibet 1880
feet above sea level, in such masses
as to look like sheets of purple.
The statesman., 1905-04-28

ihooO uOoiiiuS COpltS VI HE
STATESMAN can purchase them at PIG
Pueblo ave.
The Payne Chapel choir will render
its Easter program Sunday evening
Mrs, Kate johnson of Surber, spent
the week with Mrs. Pennington.
Mrs. Kathryn Tillman visited in
Denver last week and was the guest
of Mrs. Dyett.
Miss Courtney Hancock stopped a
few hours in the city last week, en-
route from Chicago to her home in
Denver.
Mrs. Smith Gee and Mrs. Julia
Emery entertained at breakfast and
dinner, respectively, for Mrs. Grant
last week.
All men who are interested in the
Sunday Forum are requested to meet
at Payne Chapel Sunday afternoon at
4 4C'clock,
The family Of Lewis Kuight, head
porter at the Cliff uouse, arrived
Sunday from Kansas City and are
now located in Manitou.
Mrs. Jessie Taylor came down from
Denver Saturday and spent Easter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Moore. She returned Tuesday ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Eva
johnson.
The nine year old daughter Of Mrs.
Thomas Of the north end, died last
week and was buried Sunday morn
ing from ST. Johns Church.
Mrs. BERTHE Barnard was down from
Denver last week visiting old friends.
Louis Greenway and sister left
for Muscatine, Ia, to be gone during
the summer months.
Mesdame5 Alice Coleman, Mary
Milligaa aud Maxwell are reported
sick.
! Mrs. Jones, mother Of Mrs. Wood
all, died at the residence of her
daughter last Friday and the funeral
was held Sunday morning from ST.
Johns Church, Rev. W. E. GLADDEN.,
officiating.
Mrs. Ida Joyce Jackson left Mon,
day for Denver where she is to deliv.
er her famous lecture on "Woman's
Work" and also read a paper for dis,
cussion before she Eureka Literary.
Owing to the inclement weather
Easter services were not so well at
tended Sunday. However, excellent
programs were rendered which were
thoroughly enjoyed by those present
Mrs. H. D, Earl was hostess at 8
very delightful musicale Wednesday
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Wild Tea in Sim.

Tea grows wild in many parts Of
Siam.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-01-11
A Useful Album.

1t was at the breakfast table, and
the pretty daughter of the house
hold was propitiating her father
"Jack asked me to apologize to you
for staying so long last evening"
she said, with sundry pats and
squeezeS of the old gentleman's arm
as she brought him his second cup of
coffee.
"You see, | was showing him my
book of souvenir postal cards, and
we got so interested we had no idea
about time"
"Tve got an album that would
interest him, too" said her father.
~ guess I'll bring it up so you can
show ii to him next time. It's my
expense book, with dressmakers'
bills and so on, all nicely balanced.
1t will be fully as educational to
him as views of Chester and West
minister abbey, ] reckon"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-01-11
A Continual Strain

Many men aud wo,nsn ar, cpn
family subjected to what they co na
monty term "a continual strain" be-
cause OF some financial or fauilv
trouble. It wears and dstr SEE
them both mentally and physically,
affecting their nerves badly. ma 1
bringing on liver and kidney nix.
ments. with the attendant eyiIS OF
constipation, loss OF appetite. sleep
essness. low vitality and dsspoIrl
ency. They cannot, as rule. gel
rid OF this continual STRAIN TN;
they can remedy its health -desttoJl ax
fleets 10y taking frequent doses G:
'treen's August Flower. 1t tones up
the liver. stimulates the kidneys. a.
sures healthy bodily functions. gives
vim and spirit to ones whole bsf.,s.
and eventually dispels the pa,>-ic |
or mental distress caused BY ttrt
continual strain" Trial size. 2 !;
regular bottle. Zoe. For sale l., L. n
Gorrell. druggist.