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Evening journal., 1905-05-25
IRELAND'S OWN BAND
This Noted Organization Will Open
erandywine sprinss on Sunday.

I'm addition TO having Just double the
number or musicians. usually compos-
ing the Brandywlne springs band.
freland's 'Own." which will begin an
engagement on next sunday. includes
IN it's perfect organization Miss Lilyn
Powell, the well known interpreter OF
irish ballad singing. also Mr.. Patrick
Touhy. Ireland's most famous Irish
piper. whose selections on the Irish bag
pipe are one OF the features OF these
popular concerts. A programme mostly
OF Irish selections would be Incomplete
without the Irish jig and reel dancing,
which feature Is In the most capable
control OF the Kelly Trio, two brothers
and their sister.
Bandmaster. Major George Drum, be-
fore starting on the tour OF this country
had the distinction OF being ordered
or as Royalty puts It. commanded 10
appear before the King OF England
who bidding them "Safe journey" re-
marked to the entire band assembled
After hearing your delightful rondi-
tion OF Irish airs, I feel satisfied thai
no other organization can so beautifully
Illustrate the delightful sentiment OF
simplicity and purity 50 characteristic
of the Irish people
The people Of Wilmington will readily
appreciate the fact that for the Peoples
Railway Company to engage a band a.
about four times The expense usually
attending this attraction, that Il vii
be necessary for the park management
to charge a nominal price OF admission
Ito assist IN meeting such an Increases
expense. Whereas the price OF admls
sion at the Park 20 hear the concer
viii be 20 cents, General Manage
lCrook has arranged FOR the issue OF
lcombinatlon ticket which viii includ
five coupons two representing the tw
fares to the Park. one an admission
Ito the band stand seats, the remainin
two coupons for the return trip to VIII
mington. This combination ticket wi
be sold at 25 cents. making the cost {
hear the concert only cents and ca
be purchased from the conductors o
the cars or at the Office OF the compan'
The concerts win be given both after
noon and evening, beginning at
, o'clock and o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
LittreII-ManIey

At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Manley, No. 222 Lin
coin street. Miss Lulu e. Manley and
James s. Littrell We're married last
evening at $50 o'clock, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Mr..
Thompson. OF Sllverbrook NJ. +.
Church. The best man was Ernest
Litirell, brother of the groom, while
Miss Yarrie Ratedge was maid OF
honor. Miss Grace Hathaway pre-
sided at the organ.
The young couple took o northbound
train at the p. r. & ". station short
ly after IL o'clock this morning. They
were accompanied to the depot b. a
number Of friends who showered them
with confetti.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
DOC TURNED ON THE GAS
Family at Clifton Heights Had Marrow
Eseape From Asphyxiation.

Clifton Heights. Pa, May 25.-
George A. Leahr presented to his wife
ia Boston bull terrier Last night the
dog nearly asphyxiated the entire
family by accidentally turning on the
spigots OF the gas range in the kitch-
len. Mrs. Beahr was awakened by the
smell Of gas in her room. The Family
was aroused, and Mr.. Leahr made an
Investigation.
He found the dog lying in a coma
tose state on the floor beside the
range. The animal which was left
IN the room, presumably jumped on
the stove during the night, striking It's
paws against the spigots. The In
mates felt the effects Of the gas for
several hours. The terrier was resus-
citated.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
E. B. RILEY

A three days sale Of embroid-
cries, laces and neckwear,
Friday, Saturday and Monday.
This sale coming right IN the
middle Of 1.-THE season will be a
grand opportunity 10 secure ex-
quisite new embroideries and laces
at fraction of their value.
This seasons tucking and tuck
ng with lace insertion reduced
from 81 to ssc a yard. Like re-
duction all through the stock.
All our embroidery and laces
greatly reduced in prices.
6 yard strips Of embroidery up
10 10 inches wide. at Ioc a yard.
7sc neckwear, iaic.
Don't miss a day of this sale.
We have cut prices TO make the
department the most active in the
store.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Cairo the Gamblers Paradise.

Modern Cairo must be sort OF gam
blers paradise, Judging from some
facts which / recently had from
friend who has been investigating the
subject. In one Of the principal streets
near Mohammed Ali square a gentle
man who knows the town we'll pointed
out over twenty first floors over the
shops with the names OF bars upon
them, every one Of which he knew to
be a gambling hell, and a police official
admitted TO the investigator that the
town was full OF such places. The po-
lice do not seem to be at fault. They
raid the places from time to time, but
the offenders, nearly all foreigners and
mostly Greeks, are pstected by their
consuls and let or lightly and return to
the business the next day. l should
guess that the business is chiefly car
ried on for foreigners as well as by
them. There is sort of cosmopolitan
ism about gambling. and its vOtarles
are drawn from all corners OF the
earth by the scent OF the game But
this seems 10 be one respect In which
Egypt has not improved under British
nduence.==London Trul
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
ALL RECORDS WERE
BROKEN BY YAROMEN
One Hundred and Forty
eight Trains Classified in
"a Hours

Although employees OF the pennsyl-
Vania railroad are noted for their EN-
cheney In the performance of duties re-
uuired OF them all records were broken
In the line Of handling cars by yard
men OF that company sunday
In this work las trains We're classi-
He'd in the Edge Moor yards during the
twenty-four hours ending sunday
night. This requires the handling and
placing on proper trains OF many hun-
dred cars and to avoid confusion level
headed men are necessary to do the
work
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Delightful Concert

An enjoyable concert was given at
the Ferris Industrial School on Tues
day evening by the Hayden Toy Band,
of the Second Baptist Church.
The musicians were under the lead
ership of Mrs. Martin Lane and were
assisted by Miss Weyl as violinist.
The boys Of the institution joined
heartily in the songs
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Children to Entertain

Al the Lyceum Theatre this evening the
children of the parochial SCHOOL of ST.
Patricks r. c. Church will give their an
nual entertainment
There Will be a number Of marches and
little drama will also be presented by
the children Of the school under the d.
rection of the Sisters connected with the
church.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
ONE WOULD THINK 10 SEE

ONE WOULD THINK TO SEE
Mcmahon Brothers unloading four
carloads Of window screens and doors
and hauling them to their store, 5th
and King streets. that they were going
to supply two Wilmington's. Although
their purchase last year was two cai r
loads; but retailing at wholesale prices
they found it necessary to double their
order this year. Mcmahon Bros, 5th
and King streets.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

Volckinor; 6. recitation. selected; z. (s}
Traumerei. Schumann; 90. Intermez-
20, Mascagni.
Part 2--1. Spring Song Mendel-
ssohn; 2, recitation, selected; 3. offer
tory In Db. Salome; recitation. Sc
lected; 8, March lie Prophets, Salome.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY
Social and Personal Notes

Social and Personal Notes
william Boyd is visiting in coaiesviEc.
Edward Elliott has returned from
MS Lamborn OF New York, is visiting
relatives in West sixth street.
James Maxwell has returned from AIT.
Htpe, Pa
Abner sparks Of west Chester is with
relatives in the city.
Edsar oolmby Bullock. Of this city, was
graduated from Hahnemann Medical Col
lege in Philadelphia, yesterday.
Miss Alice Cox has returned from
two months visit to relatives in Natchez
and Vicksburg, Va.
Miss Adelaide Woodward OF Marshall
ton is the guest OF Wilmington friends.
Mrs II. NJ Taylor is spending some
time with her daughter Mildred. who Is
a student az Smith College, Northampton,
Mass.
Bishop C. C. Mccabe win lecture In ST..
paurs NJ. r. Church this evening He
will speak on south America" A silver
offering will be taken at the door.
A ft,,,,., t,.- HOO, c,,.,,,tea Ia phil
adelphia for the marriage OF - Miss
Kate Devine. Of that city. and James
r. Kelley OF Delmar
Frank c. Carpenter has purchased the
property at No. lio7 Franklin street. aud
will occupy il as a residence. The prop
erty belonged 60 Captain Henry B. Nones'
Friends Of Porclval Chandler Norris
former instructor of Latin at the Will
lmington High School are pleased to hear
that he has been called from the Utica
High school to the Episcopal Academy ir
/ Philadelphia at an increased salary.
The faculty OF the Wilmington High
School will be entertained on saturday
afternoon next between s and o'clock by
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Colby az thei'
home, orchard Lane" Holly Oak.
William Edward Copeland OF New Yorl
is a wilmington visitor and is callini
upon his many friends in this city. Mr.
1 Copeland represents jewelry house Il
Providence, r. l.
DR.. and Mrs. Jesse Williamson have an
/ lnounced the engagement OF their daughte
Miss Sophie w. Williamson to Georg
Harrington. Both are well-known in VII
mington and Philadelphia society circles
W. John Crawford, Of Clifton Heights
Pa, was a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. William Haley, OF this city. /
visiting friends at Boothwyn, Pa.
Miss Tillie Crumpton Walter, who wi
be married at her home In Frankfor
on Wednesday. June z. to II. Ridgel
Harrington, of Dover has sent a nun
ber OF invitations TO her friends a
, Prospect Park. Pa. Former member
} of the Sunshine Club. which sh
7 inaugurated, but which is no longer
existence, were remembered.
Frank Heald, OF West Chester, Pa
was here yesterday on a business tri
| lOn Saturday Mr.. Heald and his Wi
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heald wi
leave on a weeks sea trip TO n
South.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Samuel
Hamilton and Gilbert Mearns. OF Wi
| lmington. have returned home after
pleasant visit to Miss Jessie l.. Cox,
III Chester, Pa.
| A marriage license has been issue
at West Chester. Pa. TO Joseph DuRO!
of stanton, and Miss Ella Hickey
llClifton Mills. Pa.
Mrs. May Ashby, Of this city. h'
been visiting George Ashby at Oxfor
! Pa.
Walter Alexander, of oxford, Pi
= visited friends here on Tuesday.
a -
4 Nou,fro IyefJdfno
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Delaware College
Newark. Del.
wlIl Reopsn ssplembsI Izth. I0os.

offers fine opportunities to young men
Tor preparation FOR the several callinga
OF life.
Fine new Gymnasium one Of tho moss
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations for Entrance held on
Friday and Saturday. Juno 2sd and 2fth.
at any Of the following places at which
applicants may notify tho President OF
their Intention 70 appear, Wit Middle
town, Smyrna. Dover. seaford. Laurel.
Georgetown, Milford and Lewes.
Examinations viii also be held at the
College on September 18th and 18th Tor
such candidates az may prefer to take
the examinations at that time. candi-
dates who may fail In some subjects in
June may appear In September after re-
viewing the work In which they were
Geo. A. Harter. Pre- 5
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Coming Wedding

Miss Eva Florence stant Of this city,
and Walter Eugene Brown, Of New
York formerly of this city, will be mar
ried in Wesley A. f. Church by the Rev.
Asbury Burke on Wednesday evening,
June Z.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
A.I,rd ma Annnrrea. .

PA" said little Willie, who had been
reading treatise on phrenology.
''what is a bump Of destructivenessT
"Why-er--a railroad collision, ! sup
pose. Philadelphia Ledger.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
The Ladies Home Journal

chart models fill long felt want.
They do for the home dressmaker
what pattern alone cannot do.
They show clearly, by diagram,
name and number, every piece in
the pattern; every notch and 20
foration is shown on the chart and
renders every detail OF home dress
making of easy accomplishment.
The chart model furnished with
each pattern is a complete chart
model of the particular design.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Not Unique.

He-Crowded, were you? / thought
you went early to avoid the rush7
she-so did, but about 5000 other
people did the same thing Town ana
Country.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
An Anticipation.

Now comes The time when linen suits
The populace will don,
And truly. new, they win be "beauts"
And comforts every onei
But then the lhundryman VIII get
His grip upon the prize
And soon convert the fathers pet
TO little WillieB sizei
New orleans Times Democrat.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Vim. LaWtOn,
Gil Market Street.
Accounted For.

Life IS getting TO be an awful bur
den," said the man with the crimson
beak.
mo wonder" rejoined his good wife.
you are nearly always loaded. DE
troIt Trlhnnc.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
unscntImentnI.

Miss Fmffy-what do you think is
the most important part OF woman's
dress2
Married Mantle cost--Detroit Free
Press
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
NOTICE.
HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA
Ascatco The Great Medical Triumph
ovsroomes These Dreaded Diseases.

Asoateo The Great Medical Triumph
overoores These Dreaded Diseases.
New York, May 2s.-Never in the
history of medical science has there
been a more wonderful cure discovered
Tor asthma, hay fever and catarrh, than
the famous Austrian drug, ascatco.
Reports of the cures of these diseases
are pouring in by the thousands to the
Austrian dispensary. 80 West 25th
Street. New York City. where every
sufferer can be supplied with test
treatment OF ascatco free, 10y writing
to them for it.
This marvellous drug is taken in seven
drop doses, causes no stomach disorder
and is a sure preventive OF hay fever
and rose fever when taken six weeks
i'm advance of annual recurranco of
these diseases.
DO not forget to attend the Sale OF
Carriages at White Bros.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Friends School
FouRrH ANp wEsr ars..

Wilmington, Del.
A hiBh-grade preparatory school nt-
ting for either college or business Six
teen teachers. excellent equipment.
thorough instruction Classical, Lit
erary Latin Scientific. and Scientific
Courses. High School Grammar
School, Primary and Kindergarten de-
partments. Pupils now being ENROLL
ed for the fan term which begins
Ninth Mo. (Sept) 18th. For free IL
lustrated catalogue. address
Herschel A. Norris, A. NJ. PrIn.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

DO not forget to attend the Sale OF
Carriages at White Bros.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
The Ladies Home Journal

Pattern Catalogue is a book Of
over a hundred pages. Every
pattern illustrated and described.
1t also has two full pages edited
by Mrs. Harriet Winthrop, treat
ing on skirts, waists, girdles, etc.
These two pages alone are in
valuable to the home dressmaker.
Price 1oc at our pattern counter.
If ordered by phone, will be de-
livered promptly.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

DO not forget to attend the sale Of
Carriages at White Bros.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Pennsylvania Railroad

SUMNER TOURS.
CANADIAN ROCKIES,
LEWIS & CLARK EXPOSITION,
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
July 3 to 26. Account American
Medical Association Convention
at Portland, ore. Special Pull
man train.
Rate, S215.
All expenses, except hotel accom-
modations in Portland. Ore.
DENVER, COLO,
July 8. Account Epworth League
International Convention.
Rate s61.75 from Wilmington.
Special Pullman Train going.
Tickets good to return on regular
trains until July IA; and until Au-
gust 5 upon payment Of fifty cents
additional.
For detailed itineraries and full
information. apply TO Pennsylvania
Railroad ticket agents. or
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
j. r. WOOD Broad st. Station,
Pass. Traffic Mgr. Phila, Pa
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

Doors and Screens at factory prices
Bros. 5th and King streets
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

NOTICE
The Medical Examining Board repre-
sentng the President and Fellows of
the Medical Society of Delaware, will
meet In Dover. June 20, p and %, 1905,
Tor the purpose Of examining candi-
dates. who may desire a license to prac-
tice Medicine and Surgery IN this State
in conformity with the Act regulating
the same, passed at Dover, May 18th,
1895.
For particulars. apply to the secre-
tary of the Medical Council DR.. p. w.
Tomlinson, Wilmington. Del
J. H. WILSON.
Sec'y Med. Examining BOARD.
Dover, Del, May II, 1895.
FOR E-Restaurant, l07 and 1os
French ST.; account Of sickness.
Apply at above address. May 25-St
WANTED-A competent girl for gem
ath st. May 25-st
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE
at n. E. Cor. Front and Orange
streets. Wilmington. Del, on Saturday,
May q. 1905, at u NJ. sharp. consisting
OF 20 buggies, rubber and steel tires,
painted dark green, black and carmine,
3 surreys, rubber and steel tires, painted
dark green. 6 light delivery wagons for
general purposes. 10 runabouts, steel
tires. painted carmine and green
Double and single harness and carriage
poles. The above goods were built
especially for this section, including
painting. trimming and workmanship
throughout. Terms made known on das
of sale.
WHITE BROTHERS.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.


Philadelphla-Fl steady; winter
extras, $3.S50Al0; Penna. roller,
clear, sA25d $50; city mills, fancy,
S5.5OdB Rye -four frm; per barrel
Sl.25. Wheat steady; No. Penna.
red. new, a9u 0si. Corn steady; No.
yellow. local, 56hc. Oats flrmi No.
white, clipped, 36hc.; lower grades
sinc. Hay frmi NO. ! timothy large arg.
Si7. Beef steady: beef hams, $230?4
Live poultry steady, hens, l4c.i 2
roosters, lOc. Dressed poultry steady
choice fowls, i4ihc.; old roosters, II
Butter Arm; creamery, 24c, per
Eggs steady; New York and Penna
lSibc. per dozen. Potatoes steady
old. per basket; 25q 2se. -, -,
s1.O6; steamer No. 2 spot, 9Sd9Shc.
southern, 90c. qs1,05 Corn steady;
mixed spot, $50 55Ac., steamer mixed
5Otbm 50&c.; southern, $50 90 &c. oats
firm; white, No, 2. S6hQ 36hc.i No
2 mixed. 34t4 q 34l5c.; No. 3, 35iR q
sec; No 4, 32632hc: Butter quiet
creamery separator extras, 22u 22@c.
MARYLAND and Penna. dairy prints. ~
Eggs quiet fancy Maryland Pennsyl
vania and Virginia, 16iac. West Vir
rinia. 16c: southern, 101Rc.
New York-Butter firm. common tC
extra creamery, 19022c.; do. state
dairy. 1Sd21kc. do. renovated, 1'
n 2oe; do. western factory. 14a1Sibc.
extra western imitation creamery, 1s
@20c.: do. frsts. 1Sc. Cheese easy
new state fuli cream. small white, fine
1OAc.: do. fair to choice, 10G 10Mc.
do. colored. fine, 10ikc.; do. white
large. fine, 1O010lac.; do. colored
fine. 9M m 10Ac.s skins, full to light
choice. 11sq9c. Eggs irregular; state
panna and nearby fancy selected
white. 20d2lc.; do. choice, $50 l9zc.
do mixed, fancy, lsc.;. western. choice
10 fancy, 1SG1S1ac. do. regular pack
ines. 16hG17c. southern, poor tc
fair. 106i5c. Live poultry frmi west
ern spring chickens, per pair. 75c. q
81, fowls. 15c. old turkeys, 12c
dressed poultry steady; western
broilers, SOd35o.; fowls, 10G13hc
turkeys. 130l7c. Potatoes irregular
western. 75c. Qs1; Jersey sweets, s25C
"a. Cabbages easy; Charleston, pei
barrel crate. 25c 4s1.25.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
NOTICE

roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25
Live stock Markets.

Union stock Yards. Pittsburg Cat
tie lower; choice, s5.25G6.40; prime,
s4G6.20, Hogs higher prime heavy
ers S5.S06D5.s5; pigs. S5.7065.75;
roughs. S4d5 Sheep steady; prime
wethers. $51Od5.15: common sheep,
s25O63, spring lambs S7G77; veal
calves, se96.50 per 100 lbs
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

DO not forget to attend the Sale Of
Carriages at White Bros.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Samuel L.
Hamilton and Gilbert Mearns. Of Will
mington, have returned home after a
pleasant visit to Miss Jessie l.. Cox, in
Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

Frank Heald, OF West Chester, Pa,
was here yesterday on a business trip.
on Saturday Mr. Heald and his wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heald will
leave on a weeks sea trip TO the
South
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

WHITE BRoTHERs.
Evening journal., 1905-05-25

A marriage license has been issuet
at West Chester. Pa, 10 Joseph DuROs.
of stanton, and Miss Ella Hickey o
clifton Mills. Pa.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-26

t. M. holland has rented the
Fisher saw mill and will saw out
about $4,000 feet of lumber with
which he intends to build barns,
etc., on his homestead.
Jesse Grant is still very sick with
lung fever. DR.. Dutton of Meridian
was telephoned for and came up to
see him Thursday, but he only
stayed a few hours.
H. G. Sims has built machin-
cry shed 1895 and has it filled
with wagons, plows, harrows, and
other farm machinery.
Jas. O. Scott and Gust Koskela
commenced to string the wire on
the Long Valley Mutual Telephone
Co. line this morning.
HI. G. Sims has moved into the
Odd Fellows building and now has
plenty of room to transact his in
creasing business.
J. T. Suit returned from Omaha
last night. He had been there with
beef cattle and says they struck a
fair market.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-26
VAN WICK.
LEVI S. KIMBALL, Local Editor.

Jack Jasper of Roseberry took
home new Cooper wagon from
here Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Kerby is teaching a
very successful term of school in
this district.
S. B. Carter and family are ex-
pected home from the east in a few
days.
R. H. Rutledge, forest reserve
ranger, was in this place Saturday.
J.C. Lloyd started to Council Sum
day for load of freight for Sims.
John Dehaas has gone to Okla
homa to visit his mother.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-26
BEAVER MEADOWS
Vanwyck, October Is, 1905.

1t is reported here that the Sun
nyside Co. of Thunder mountain
will soon start moving 200 tons of
freight from Emmett. 1t is the
cyanide plant for their mine.
Potatoe digging time is here now
and but few men here to dig so |
am very much afraid that all the
digging wont be done.
Quite number of the farmers
are sowing fall wheat, which means
-four mill and Long valley biscuit
A. Nelson, G. Barker and John
Goode have finished their fuel and
timber contract for the Dewey mine
J. HI. Connyers pack train of 60
mules is loading up for merchants
at Roosevelt.
August Stunz intends starting
his single mill Monday morning.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-26
Roseberry, October %, 1905.


The town of Roseberry lies south
Of Tardo Is miles and north of
Vanwyck 16 miles on a level plain
cast Of Willow creek. 1t is located
IN the midst of beautiful farming
country, and with few more ad-
vantages we bid fair to be the met
ronolis of the valley. Prosperity
and growth are surely ours. The
contemplated wagon road to Thun-
der mountain starts from here and
GOES up the Gold Fork of Payette
FLYER. Real estate has advanced
wonderfully in the last year all
over the valley, and especially
around Roseberry. We have some
very fine buildings and will have
some more in the near future. E.
Culpepper has the only general
store in Roseberry at present, but
there is a fine building to rent.
We would advise any one who
wishes to live in a promising little
town, where everybody stays sober
and goes TO churcn on Ounuay TO
come to Roseberry.
w. H. Thayer of Clear creek was
in Roseberry the 21st inst. to buy
potatoes, but when he saw how
business was done here he bought
load of groceries and went home
rejoicing.
Thomas Bailey of Ola crushed
his foot severely by getting it caught
between the road bank and wagon
wheel.
John Hall and wife of Center
passed through Roseberry the 21st
inst. enroute to Council for freight
J. S. Shredder and J. T. Suit have
returned from Omaha, where they
have been with cattle.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-10-26
ROSEBERRY.
MISS IRENE BLANKINSHIP, Local Editor.

J. w. Jackson of Boulder creek
is on the sick list again. DR.. futile
is attending him.
Bad weather caused delay in get
ting the telephone wire strung, dis
appointing us.
Martin Nelson has gone to Wei
ser for fruit and other supplies for
winter.
R. H. Rutledge, the forest ranger,
is going to live here this winter.
VIM. Newman and wife of Lardo
are visiting here this week.
Sam Hall of Vanwyck was here
the 18th inst. on business.
Charles Barker has gone to Boise
for a new wagon.
The snow is about all gone.