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The daily tribune., 1905-10-16

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PREPARING TO MovE-The BIZ

Store 10 preparing to move into it
handsome new store room. the Hous.
ton block. Men will be stsrted te
work Tuesday installing ths
shelvipg. The removal Will bs X
arranged ~ not to interfere will
business.
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We teach everything sxospt cook
ing. I. Q. 8 ofaoe 9el \ Main -
Canon City. Colo. s5.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-16

- COLLARS
For Men and Ladies. The best 3 for $50 COL
lars ever made. Also big line Of Ladies' collars
ART DEPARTMENT
Now il the time to stxst your Christmas
work. 10 lPillswg tops Of AL kinds-"Buster
Browns" Odd Rellows, "Elks, "Masons TX
: Of p" NJ. w. A." sto. IEDlI 'tsQs
va. Pillow ruffling pillow laoes, edRinR, etc.
40 Come in and let 10 show you ell these new,
pretty srticles.
Richardson's Embroidery SAks-sll oolors
and kinds ''hs' JSItf> r1TiVI
The daily tribune., 1905-10-16
French, German and Spanish

Teught by the latest methods. Ad
dress I. O. g.. 2olK Main, CsnoI
City. Colo. 26.t
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Cheap Rates Via, D. q R. q.
Chicago and return ss5.lo. limit
OCT. 81. eii -df 81 fcitiifi y
St. Louis and return sso.lo, limit
Oct S1st. t,f e.
To Butte and Helena. Mont. 80. 90;
daily until Oct. 81.
Spokane, wash., ea9. 30 until Oct 81
Portland. SEATTLE. etc. 90. ool until
Oct 81 gs,e t,s ~ siE =. II
California points $500 until oce \
81 Z
The daily tribune., 1905-10-16
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Florence HcuseheM VIII
@Find Them So. ~

IS e|s
To have the pains and achss Of u
bad back removed; 20 b. entirely free
from annoying, dangerous urinary
disorders is enough TO make any kid
ney sufferer eratefnl. To tell how
this CREST change can ~ bsosaht
about will prove oonfolstp pR words 81
hundreds Of Florsnos resdeis
Olin Olson. oar repairer on the D.
and B.. @. Railroad. residsnpe l24
Tenth stfest, saMda. Cole. says:
..My work 10 hard % 4 soed. sound
back, and when just 1acfoss the loins
It aches and pains with every move,
I was often in misery. II I contract
ed cold IL was snrs to seht iseslf, IN
the weak spot. knew from the too
frequent action Of the kidney secre.
tions and their condition shat my kid.
neys required attention, but I was
| At loss to know what to do. When
Doan's Kidney Pills stopped IN ~
| tack during, which tho aching icoslA
mot have been more severe u . knife
had been thrust into my bins. / GER
tainly think the remedy could be de-
pended upou to do a. promised. I
have used great deal o. medicine for
my kidneys In my time. but none,
ever tried equals Doan's Kidney
Pills. pi72f =
Plenty more proof like this from
Florencs people Gall at ", ]. Dan,
ieis' drug store and ask what his cps-
TONERS report.
For sale by All dealers. Price &C
cents. Foster. Milburn Co.. Bnfslo,
NY, sole agents for the United
States. h ~ 9a stT ,
Remember the name-Doan's---and
take no other. mwi
The daily tribune., 1905-10-16

Life Insurance. On,os over Yslton's :
Drug Store. soft
The daily tribune., 1905-10-16
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

We exclusive agents Tor the bsst makes the
kst Rasons for o 50 snd ~; Roberts johnson.
Rand. $3.50 10 $50; Ladies', Krppsndor Dsman, q Co.
g. $780, Childrens District 49," d. u 25 81 80 -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28
q Grim Tra9edy.

is daily enacted in thousands OF
homes, as death claims. in each
one, another victim of consump-
ton or pneumonia. But when
coughs and colds are properly
treated, the tragedy is averted.
f. &. Huntly, of Oaklandon, Ind,
writes; "My wife had the con
sumption, and three doctors
gave her up. Finally she took
DR.. Kings new discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
which cured her, and today she
is well and strong" 1t kills the
germs OF all disease. One dose
relieves. Guaranteed at SOC and
81. 90 by E. NJ. Kirkpatrick & Co.,
druggists.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

Caldwell. was in town on bust
ness yesterday.
Editor GIBSON, of the Gen
state Rural, was a pleasant call
er at the HERALD Office Friday.
He was down from Caldwell at
tending the session OF the farm
ers Institute
DR.. G. A. SouthwclI, the well
known Boise dentist, will be in
Parma next Monday to remain
few days. During his previous
visits here Or. Southwell has
demonstrated the fact that he
stands ut the head OF his profess
sion. All his work is guaranteed
70 be irst-class, and the highest
type OF dental art. Those de-
string work done should call
early in the week. IA it may be
difficult to make engagements
later on.
The greatest system renovator.
Restores vitality, regulates the
kidneys, liver and stomach. If
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
fails to cure get your money
back. That's fair. 35cents Tea
or Tablets. E. NJ. Kirkpatrick
& Co.
e. Waring will leave today for
Notus and vicinity to finish up
the work OF securing signatures
to contracts on the Payette.
Boise project. Mr.. Waring IN
forms us that he has secured SO
lar, about 50 percent. OF the land
lnder the Farmers Cooperative
litch, and expects shortly to he
lble to report that all have
signed up.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28
OddfeHows Ger Busy.

There was "something doing
IN Oddfellow circles In Parmn
this week. On Monday evening
several OF the boys living at and
near NOtus came down and insti.
tuted Notus Lodge No. LOT. The
hall OF Parma Lodge was used
Tor the occasion. aud the work of
lnstltuting was performed bv
special deputy grand master
Geo. T. Melrose. who come down
from Boise for that purpose
fhe officers elected by the new
lodge are: /, NJ Davis. N.G NJ.
I. Nanderpool, V. c.; A. Albert
son. Sec. Mr.. Cleveland. Treas
Alter the order was Der.
iected the Parma goat was
brought into action aud the dc.
gre's of the candidates conferred
on e'ghtcandidateS. About Md
night lunch WIS served in the
ante-rooms, after which tho goat
cnpered around until morning
when he w'ss finally captured and
confined in his quarters.
Tuesday night Ruby Rabelxah
Lodge had an inning, and while
probably not so riotus in his be.
havior. the goat was exceedingly
busy Ruby Lodge has one OF
the best "teams" in the state. /
and the work was enjoyed im-
Inensely by the many members /
present Six candidates received
the degree, after which all repair
ri TO the ante-rooms aud en-
Dyed a fine supper. The ladies
d Ruby Lodge have the reputa-
ion Of being the best entertain
rs ia Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

the exercises most interesting.
Those in attendance from a dis
lance were Professor Judson and
Miss Porter from the state uni
versity at Moscow; Alex Me
Phers0n. state horticultural in
spector and dairy and pure food
commissioner, Boise; A. f. Clip.
son, editor OF the Gem State Ru-
raj. Caldwell. Mr.. MCPHERSON
talked on several subjects con-
nected with his work. among
them being food adulteration
and dairying. His remarks were
right to the point aud should be
productive Of much good ii his
suggestions are carried out in re-
gard to the selection OF milk
stock. Miss Porter's remarks
were confined to domestic
science, and on yesterday morn
ing she gave a practical demon
stration in cookery. Professor
Judson talked Thursday evening
on horticulture and Horticulture,
and Yesterday he gave an inter
esting address on pear blight"
Taken altogether, the institute
was u very profitable one, and |
much good is sure to result
therefrOm.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

Ia langnage picturesque an,
vigorous Thomas W. Lawson i.
telling ~ Everybodys Mugezm,
the story OF "Frenzied Finance. ?
The story haa awakened more
interest than any other that has
appeared in recent years, and has
already given the financial world
a severe shaking mp In the cur
rene number Of the magazine he
pays his respects 10 the trusts az
follows
There is NO term more com
mon today than trusts. and we
are surrounded by trusts, iIrsti-
tutions whose workings during
the past twenty years have
awakened intense public curios.
ity TO know what a trust is.
Yet there is not extant a defni-
tion OF a trust which conveys
any real idea OF what a trust is.
50 vague is the general under
standing CT the trust IS functions
and purposes that the most in
telllgcnt and honest statesmen
struggle and hopelessly founder
when they attempt to define
them, and We have at the present |
time the able chief of our nation
talking of regulating them by
law, when, az a matter of fact a
trust is, top. sides, bottom.
outsideS and ii.sides. an abso-
luiely illegal institution, created
outside the law. existing outside
The law. and having for it's pur-
pose the performance OF those
things, and only those things.
which the law says cannot he
performed legally. Imagine our
Lawmakers gravely meeting to
make laws for theregulution and
control OF the pickpocket or
burglar, or the counterieiting Ia.
iustry. on underwriting to pre-
@rlbe legally the times. places. |
ind amounts of national bank
leialcations. or the kind OF ink.
upper, aud pens which must be
lsed by fpraers in the pursuit OF
heir proiession-imagine it.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28
To be Sold al Auction.

Notice Is hereby given that we will
SUI az public auction, To the highest iii.
der Tor cash, in front Of the state Rank
oi tafna, on Monday, February u. M
CLOCK IN he afternoon. he old scLonl
huiiHihg and twu acres Of sr,und apnmr.
tenant thereto, the property of school
district No. $. Building aud ground Viii
ne sold separately The board reserves
the right TO reject any and an bids
Mis-. A. II. STEWART
Il r. Fisk.
W p MwuFll.
School board district 80. 4
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

JupGE IsIcnARps in his talk at
tle irrigation meeting here last
week called the attention OF his
hearers TO IA matter. aside from
IhegoNernment reclamation pre-.
Jet. That well deserves the ntteu.
ton OF the people and the
thoughtful consideration OF the
s'hool trustees OF this and other
districts in the Boise valley. The
Speaker told how in his many
trips mp and down the valley on
the railroad he often caught
sight Of the school houses and
was grieYed az the uninviting
appearance they presented with
their treeless. sagebrush cum
bsred yards and play prounds-
suggestive OF naught but aban. /
donment and desolation. In. (
spring no hope Of fond remem. 4
berancr hereafter in The minds of
81 the boys and girls who are
learning their frs, lessons of life
amid gloomy and repellent en-.
sifonmenis. a spottol leave and
a. forgotten.
That there is food iorpaection
b the words Of the Judge there
is snall cause TO doubt. The
hooi yards up and down this
valley present anything but a
lsctufe worthy or suggestive Of
"A place ia memorys han. AL.
small amountoi mouey judicious. !
lY expended By the various
school districts ia planting trees
etc.. would surely meet with pub
lic approval. and the leautiiyine
81 the school yards D, the plant
81 irets and shfulsl,.rs a. aell as (,
TIE necessary application OF wa
ter might well be taken adyan.
fsee ~ 10 demonstrate many I
most pie'isiug and nseiul lessons. /,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

While baling hay at E, f. Dut-
toms ranch at Roswell, Thursday.
John Caster had his left foot
badly crushed. He was feeding.
the baler and used his foot to
press the hay down, when it was
caught in the press. He was
brought to Parma, and the in
iured foot dressed by DR.. Wal
drop. 1t was thought for a while
chat anputation would be neceS
sary. but he is resting well today
and will probably save the foot
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28
Farmers institute.

The Farmers Institute held
here Thursday and Friday was
not so well attended as it was
hoped to be on account of the
condition OF the roads, which
made it difficult for farmers to
get to town. However, the at
tendance was fairly good, and
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28
spoIIed Her Rean,.

Harriet Howard, OF POO NJ.
3lth ST.. New York. at one time
had her beauty spoiled with
skin trouble She writes. .Ihad
Salt kheum or Eczema for wears.
put nothing would cure IL, until
! used l'ncklen's Aruica salve =
, quick and sure healer ion cuts.
burns aud sores. pc m +. NJ.
kirkpatrick 4 cos drug store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

In ALI the bills for appropria.
tion OF the peoples money now
pending before the Idaho legisla-
ture are passed. it will cost the
state over a million and a quar-
ter OF dollars to run the state
government during the next two
years. And We should remem-
Der that the session is not half
gone, aud the main appropria-
ton bills have not yet begun to
come in.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

F. +. Fisk is laying some mucl
needed sidewalk along his lots OF
Second street.
j. H. Lowell was down from
Caldwell Thursday and Frida,
on business.
Sutton's natural stone germ
praof filters for sale by Il. M
kirkpatrick & Co.
N. z. Leighhas disposed Of his
residence property here, and wifi
leave Parma shortly for some
other point.
No matter what the case may
be You will always be on the safe
side when smoking a WeIIerette.
Street Commissioner Norman
has been busy during the past
week putting down street cross
ings.
The greatest OF all egg pro-
ducers is Pratt's Poultry Food.
For sale by L. M. Kirkpatrick
4 Co.
Mrs. John Nelson and children
who have been quite sick for
some time are rapidly recovering.
Cholera and roup cured by
Pratt's Poultry Food. Il. NJ.
kirkpatrick q Co.
Martin Lannan. who has been
quite i'll at the Lannan ranch
Tor several days past. was taken
to the hospital at Boise ,yester-
day for treatment.
BATES & LANG are prepared
10 sell your property, write your
insurance, or loan YOU money on
your farm. Give them a call.
III brave the storms of Chilkoot
Pass.
III cross the plains frozen glass
ID leave my wife and cross the
Sea.
RATHER than be without Rocky
Mountain Tea.
4. NJ. Kirkpatrick & Co.
7. H. Lannan OF Salt Lake.
vas in the city Yesterday. Mr.
amman went with his brother to
'oise, after which he will return
o Parma to look after matters
onnected with his large ranch
ear town.
Constipation and piles are
WINS, They kill people inch by
lch, sap life away every day.
lolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea
III positively cure you. Nocure
Q pay 35 cents. Tea or Tab
is. +. NJ. kirkpatrick & Go.
George w Ball, a civil enei- ,
aer OF Boise, was down last Sun.
nyand Monday to assist at the
VSing ceremonies OF the duck
'ason. While meditating incur
lice one evening he dashed of a
,em on Ducks aud Dedicated
he same to a. certain register OF
le u. ). land office at Boise and
'ked us to publish it. Itsound-
good to us at the time, and z
= promised TO do so. But after
allure elaboration we have de.
led not to publish any more
'etry until the shooting season
passed.
ATTORNEY Thompson, Of the
" firm OF Rice 4 Thompson. of
----------------------
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

The matter oI signing up con-
tracts on the government irriga-
ton projects proceeding rapidly.
Mr.. Waring, who is now looking
after this work in this vicinity.
thinks it will becompleted within
"A few days.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28
NorIcr FnR rrnlIc,r,nN

DEfnA,hlNtNr or THE INTERIOR tANp
Nsiiee . b',,,,.,.' ,l.ln' January :. 1905
y, ,. ~ i,rt nag ilei noticr I'd b. iuirnfi"n
,fA. u,sl proof - support 0f hIs ria Ky
rf.t,i- g,., ''.i WIZ De- maue heinrc Clerk
W.. Homestead Application NJ, ~,
We htsiliuN. Cor The ~ i-lNF IA. = ~
i.nd ~ ,, SEC ~ ip.tN.. ROW. hi Nj
o..'....it ihc inl1n inf NItucssus "a mos,
i, 'on ilnuous residencc upon ana r,iiii, srl,,
~ tfid lnnd, VS. William q Morn. &c., n
.,., .tpu, hfne.i Paul an 90 Parma, idahn
fftt,N ~ VAT pc u Caldwell Idaho.
HARRY ]. sNNs. Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

tlr'' w Hepefdauce with law 30 many share
fHsh p9teel ~ such stock AZ may he nse'.9..'rs
'i y, s"iH A. Parma Idaho on tie soth DAN "a
VIZ ~, % iHti at a'cinrk p IN an -.ii
eAh % pay Delinquent nss,ssmont. thrr,,,,, NV
, ..,' WIN we cost ~ advertising and ~
" b. MITCHELL socrc,sr,
Parma, Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

Al the last session of the conn.
~ commissioners a considerable
amount of work was ordered
done on the Parma bridge. The
work ordered contemplates the
strengthening OF the channel so
as To throw the water under the
south bridge. A ditch go feet
wide viii be cut across the poin,
above the bridge, aud a dam but
M the present channel IN such a
manner as 60 turn the water IN
the proper direction. Work was
begun Wednesday under the III
reetion Of County Surveyor Moot.
with A. Il. Lang as superintend
ant. IL is thought tbatthe work
Viii require about a month
About thirty men aud teams are
employed at present.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

Tux likRALD Office is III receipt
Of a publication Of more thur
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-28

Attorney Thompson, of the
law firm OF Rice 4 Thompson. of
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
tl5p 6b 81 HJlN ~ !!
IL It Right?

a is 1t right Tor yoGG5 e lose 1920 that .
dealer may make so cents more by selling
'fodfteen gallons of ready-for:use' paint, at
i Sha9 per gallon, than Ionr agent MI. MAKE
BY selling you eight gallons of +. & NJ, and
SIX gallons IF 4iRseed 1oilyi which lmaae fOhr-
ENG callers ef r!ah ResttFeFfi paint 9t, Sli2pO PEE e:
Sold 81 &p1rEwhene and 1byi iLpngpap y,
fMaztinez, New York. Paint Makers for
.Eifty Years. 1JGIpf- ,EDi11uF j.; -
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
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DRAINAGE.

~-sssunsy ua.,rp ora,
Many town boards and highway c0fna'
'aaffee emafkm:g" 9hfstake' III
puIr99nHaassinHgt isst tt6Hhle Tf9tshersM unaefnahe
that. crushed fstofse .giten!hNf
THE residents aleHgadhe itDad5I1 placed:
ubonfthdAcuBwn of Ithe roadsi will make
a dry hardtpOadTaYJ TitAnutt. any fffH H5.
thers4yosAl eAleetlAlhiaggs Iff99ppld be more :
fdlsss and lin mm 9aTnHys parts 2 fbt1 Z s sH s,
each tAYn is bbeaggnp}}ng the sy fact tnat IL
has, thrown away its money In the pur%
chaasse soottIsahgg td5hhgg ptArFnsHhaf, 1andsthatsH
Id h28 3 nP4 fMa Fheihaterlal #hlah.
it'll i71fs Ttpivg AfSsnaehe residentsein,
tile hopes Of gettihg7 ssgeOdrosdayapd.
t1abaaikI rAa teRiaEoneenusaas QanapeKeeFfs
beuehtahned 90 s9iR, ,ARd97 similar nd hHtbef.a
siaAdnaEihsVA to Aeas h99N8gBBt1 st sg5r9eSartr
expense from outside Rf me EoWn
iHFlea the, peStStoqe. read is Tantdd:1 :"
The SECRET oR road c3hstfucff6h7Fs
afsda slhffn 7Hle nssttaa4t99T SfoNE# RolH
oh. ! O?0s YRfS 14Npp "a dftthetes f~hlls'unpdsc
hSIronTF ah4HHAH Of 7A9gffraaS fftJTthEeel
RateryphN a0tSf1s$isftht greatest
efeaAsG Maai theitighMday IaeAaMisSiHaBp-.
ef4S@Hoo redteNAEv4thsiz HQESeSi rth0S9fsS,
l4asrb VII tipeszpE heavy g1f lads G hp ,HQ0t ;d Be:
.giAit4 make xigpHRHEesSHSiS9Fr upon a
'i 'TstsF dossl sT 4 f$5taIdd YSsdhffSSatGGo il &
throwfhn1gsd rHh9 81 # R~QaftteTi S&aHi eFtleet
iddfsfq To Tfg dffffteRes4.to ffeh4y sttffaceais
e1 Observation-Disclosures Nigh, .eBlrnts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aIafHteenGfBQAt
.4oaat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia ffl484.
HsGt1eaD aigaessthRR JhR SIDES 3 that at
pfdh4s; df1fte gn1ee
the road will be good in all seasons.
brushed. stone thrown upon the STIFF
fE aes 14 ! rS SaaafNw Yfh bfh68 pf3esfoFha&
ESSTTSd ra9fnhta19 9 hSSd10HiftAE:hag, sinAp9E goes
bEEfe1aHf 81 HEAttffttff daHantaa,~ahd tbs mud
edtn9dt tSvaA SaAfa0egys adt iaha bfeyt
Years YOU would never MeW t1bat dagAY
kverAdadR eeDidO0t9 sB0tbast9FrRQaadku T1he
brushed. ate4f 5a5pf N9aqqG 9ptF nj R8qHfo ms sHi
FH9lawpa49H t49f2 ss1nE5f9a6f fu6 81 afn ia rSfG'
NdsSgSayss B fSsS TM3JJnha 9f 6hf6afm aaH hoFe
In front T1Hf tK9gkk. nfNgsHH sAese1nabsHshsch
wear after vgAenEaaIS7hs1tp put stone,
earthhh tG4 fill it up, and
(which AaEe-eoastaRtH-gone out OF
Isight. If this mud hole had had a
ditch ma0tte6mWta HoUpAtent0e side
lof the road, so that the water could
Observation-Disclosures the1NhAd
bees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoAAle6J p
eAAsesvoo tf1ytAer stHspble-BMsE 10Th 4 III
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daf722eeHMgS44m q RI ss~pe0A4sesggnfffM " $sdEez1pAse
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hHAe rq9spAdAqed eg1tebephoiesH .t9nida
-idso s'uosfrTEH 55IXEgta4d rsSy
b fS2fst Saae ,iibRaetffsaaSSed1 Tf5rty 1E1 yer cedt!
Ta nTfMs ZIG H1sT qass94 t we piMnbnths. ,sidi nad
SfRd01.s5fV1sa Isjeoq sdI 10 m1a nG 9nisc
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31

tGaaffIna2 tEs0SrnstJdh if6fasEgt Il 'ftbAya
A TenHeSsee qSHBsefSBaf1A ask s fbpI't g. E9Rffn0
sure WayUf curings Gowns iAohOesesEandskthere
mulesifot an6mE xdr0om bs16sd sdhaRe,R
There is ANasueh MaysApi then there their.
are difaSSeat. kinds no9ff EpsoQHEns THAI orig; b II /
mate dHiffissreIntlE and have to be treated with
according to their special RatAre stanc
Professor Law Ia a discussion 81 the 1afugS9h
rnR6he m,asayssliIfeaxe cent bEyisstand nfact
MISUNDERSTANDING sitheF, q bar sAlAlAAe fti5ges,
OF. q common one, but rasp d9W4s b ,ThS
bearing surface of the affected heel much
to avoid bressMe,sdhd p1Hce<tss a6Eet in 7 ittIs
water teekeeptthet wattamdist l1@Fre
lnwAbS Aand3fhes sOlef with5pjh meal ySEdtbesI
by ps&kins:nossnauG ,s4n III ys$e !nkesgta
when ia tenderness lhlas spHhsSff3ded, IIq AJ
beat the. RSpf VIII 2~2!RRtn fRt s aRa j il "a h
ulvi ono1ob fo nravan+ e1SALpEl4KS ga all
the bee4sqaid ninrvpaRiqgjth thu fo0tr re .,sIL Dn'
tain tbesstreugtE qfa+he heel hhgJ pre- kidB6g
serving the elastic horn 0ff the pa s89l b ,Bss;; III ttbbe ri !
tween wall and bar. Never allow this nois.
to be PARED atsa 7@eakeaeO uA1hSs-isiisAl ate
to evdeu&teamattkr a3 ga hIbaats6or Hlh pBgQg'
r~emok@h6f adfIorHyituHaSrssrnoo VI 9H 9RsiR
OH IF sapFsratim b9Sitak Ken placses Bare aJsgRE
CdGT1 tbeEhasaa4d RRnstits A9eatmqlatteggs ssssHaapqffss,, 81 tdtoHRfS
reRdyve all barn qetaffffed . fEr9Rp t9e it1R9aa9
uAA UuEC III dIOuIlU W d w AA(
TIN cage eddagee,SqpSo hiit fc914 afhati nth gga Il fa1eaf1 snft
is sAooth, dry and not thhrr%aa f'teAdef;s III "a
them appiyaasbar: SHOT, a leather sole, Rgail
and p: sHufRRGgs Of swcs uofL,,I arg
No pressure should be allowed, on. upon
this heel '11nffHff the sole ~ 665g g hdS "a dYp tn 1 bfE2A
its nbturRlaebeH hs h support. ,nsmwod JxHle 4
IF old 7atandiItsO aerpso4ree ~qppRastad dffys
with :thRedeatbn efna R9Gtti9Wa s9Qfb t tbs IigptHf1
heels Of f!Atef 3asf bonse, 2RggrYBd1 cesrfaatbiSSn, ct is IH
the lateral cartilage, these must be I'd
scraped or cut off before Improvement to tt
is I'd BEo expeeted. oI9fotoAneetsd srsith 1btak
side bNhesi tlseyaare,1bAblslfdGheEAeptAxxoiN
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Het8esattheebapa aand!thpgRsiaAAlds u aefr 4aarpt
thhand careful sha9etbHlgJ to- 81 y9GiiaA RMrssssSs l.Isa IIAA ans
the bee, nSfoqmnArt669gssessllpH99E. be Benz b. y
fitted RKE cfpqttttiinngg opt the tbs SIDE bon9sfs" ,,l.,, taax4
: These remarks may pitt thE9 ppteseht FHEdnE
correspondent on 'tthee' track o~fFexscty tle4y
whdtAe-needs, to HU:: ft9s-a general sariA
statement byyoaaH a4t4+AtriEp4h theHsubnk. VI,
jec1 OF ebrus o9iiiersesi and. dulles nIR4EWAS
being thus genera, 1Y!A ppeGessarily fol; f f.
low the character Of the call. here rdHd
madeMH6me lind Fatfn.1 "!Ifw .5dthe
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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31

lAFfftpEs u Sa0SS
Adults, cropping bIindly in superior
wisdom for the right word in the right
place, may learn much from the un-
premeditated remarks of the nursery.
no 5sss5 IS s 4ss f1 asnBTu a Raa a sor As sssRR
evidencA il sslEeB1zRt .6hdT6nsss ~
cent afternoon she was particularly
naughty. And Bb Eas<hS4 Ni4tFd2s
James invitation to a children's party
was nearly unhonored by that diminu.
tive but fiery little person. But papa
had a talk with her, and she was