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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

millions of Money so LoHn
nm vour Real Estate ar fne
rates of interest. r.
r. Mcdaniel, Ontario, ORE

r. Mcdaniel, OHfaff"' W"
A wonderful spring tonic
Drives out all winter impurities,
qiyes YOU strength, health and
happiness, That's what Holl {,
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea VIII
do, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets
ct L. M. Kirkpatrick x Cos.
BATES & LANG are prepared
to sell your property, write your
insurance, or loan you money on
your farm. Give them o call.
Formaldehyde. for treating
seed grain, for sale at =. M.
Kirkpatrick & Co.'S drug store.
EeGs FOR HATcHIN G. Thor
oughbred Rhode Island Reds.
$50 per setting. Mrs A. II
Stewart, at Golden Rule store.
All persons having land for sale
viii find it to their advantage to
list it with BATES & LANG.
Feel tired, no appetite. cannot
sleep. work or eat? That S
spring tiredness and will dlsap-
pear at once il you take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. 80 cents, Tea or Tab
let's, at L. Nj. Kirkpatrick x Co.
CORN and OATS. When you
need some come to us. we have
plenty Of it," CALDWELL For
wARDING Co., Caldwell.
Little chicks will thrivea and dis
eases prevented if fed Pratt's
Poultry Food. E. M. kirkpat-
rick & Co.
DR.. WaIdrop has moved on
his homestead, . miles Sc.
of Roswell. The DIR. Will be
in Parma every day to ans wer
calls as usual, and he can be
called by Bell phone via.
Frank Ross who will deliver
MESSAGES TO him when on
homestead.
Pratt's Food fattens run down
horses and cures coughs, colds.
etc. E. NJ. kirkpatrick 4 Go.
A strength tonic that brings
rich. red blood Makes you
strong. healthy and active.
That's what Holsters Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets, at E. NJ. Kirk
patrick ( Co.'S.
For SALE.-One of the finest
S0-acre ranches in this section.
Six miles from Parma. Sixty
acres in alfalfa; 12acres in grain;
good five room house; good
barn, ice house, store house.
and other outbuildings. Good
well with windmill. Fine orch
ard. 10 inches Of water. For
price and terms address,
BATES & LANG.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

THE following two extracts
clear mp the befogged air of the
political field. and relieves both
d anocrnts and republicans of
Idaho OF the burden of making
political nominations. The only
thing left for ns 10 do is to count
the votes:
&c. H. Arnev, private secretary
70 Hon. Fred r. Dubois. WAS in
the city last week. says the Belle
vue Herald. In going over the
political situation with n prom
inent democrat OF this city. Mr..
Arney said that $fOO,00 had
been subscribed 10 have AT least
one democratic paper IN every
county in the state, and that Il
daily and weekly paper would be
INSTALLED IN boise, thefirs edition
Of the weekly to have 5000 paid
yearly subscribers. The demo-
cratic ticket will be headed by
Senator Dubois for governor. on
the anti-Mormen platforn 1t is
% sure thing that Senator Smoot
will lose his seat in Washington,
and that the prospects for a
democratic victory were very
flattering.
Tie Politician, in Spokesman.
Review: Idaho elects u COVER
nor every two years, and already
the fight il under way. Senator
lieyhnrn, Governor Cooling !.
Congressman French and State
Chairman Brady are said TO have
formed hard and fast alliance
by the terms of which Messers.
Gooding and French are TO be re-
nominated. MIR. Brady IL to sue
ceed Senator Dubois two years
hence and Senator Hepburn In TO
succeed himself four years hence.
From this slate. it will be oh
served that the name OF w. T..
Borah, the silver tongued orator
from Boise, is conspicuously alb.
sent, although, it liz claimed
Governor Gooding promised in
writing at the Moscow conven-
ton, last summer, to support
Mr.. Borah for the seat of Senator
Dubois. This probably means
war TO the finish by MIR. Borah
against Governor Gooding in the
next state convention. for MIR.
Borah's friends say he in con
WINGED that the governor, at the
lstigation of the Idaho branch
of the Mormon hierarchy, has
thrown him down.
senator Hepburn will have a
hard fight 70 deliver Shoshone
county 20 Gooding- The anti
Hepburn faction named the last
delegation from Shoshone conn.
~. despite the inct that the sen
ator lives there. &. h Hoffman.
the kootenai county boss, L. sup
pose>d to represent the combine
there. llteit be and senator iicv-
burn have not been good friends
in the past. Congressman French,
as he had before, viii have a hard
fight 10 control I.atah county.
where be lives. Altogether, Ida
no Is in for a period OF strenuous
politics"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

The Parma Gun Club will pav
a reward OF $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction OF anyone violat.
ing the game laws OF the state in
this vicinity.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29
Notice of attachment.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOWER BOISE
Precinct Canyon County, Idaho
Robert Gilray, plaintiff, VS.. The Snake River
Mining company, II corporation, defendant
Notice OF Attachment
Notice is hereby given that an action has
been begun in the above court by said plain
VI, ana that on the 2lst day of April, 1905, an
attachment was issued in said cause against
the property of said defendant.
witness my hand this Dist day of April 1915
NJ. A. BATES, Justice of the Peace
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

From and after Mond ay
April "a, all bills for BLACKSMITH
ing done by us will be subject to
n discount of 10 per cent. for
c',~ii on biIlSamounting to 500
or over. REINEAtER K RowAN.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

shnri ~ NVVoruance with law, 10 mnn,
siares 81 each parcel Of stock ~ - n''i'N ~
necessary will be sold at Parma H. -
Sn sne nrst day Of May, A. ID ,a ooSS''o,
sH'cS p M, Of -aid day 10 nv ,V S'l ~
tue"s assessments thereon tosa,t.r ~v mn,
ia. .Ie costs OF advertising and es s,'s, WIN
WIG sS's' W Is MITcunil. srrr nee VI
Parma, Idaho
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

DR.. j. w. Easter, dentist, will
open his dental office up stairs in
bank building May LIST instead
OF April 10.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

NOTICE.

rA.u rsrma, Idaho, April 10, 1905
aa anete y delinquent upon the following
u ,'a,. I STOCK, on account of assess
iooH levied on the 9th day of Marcel
~. .Soo ;, sne several amounts set opposite
ene names of the respective share I hniS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29
NoIlCE FOR PUBLICATION
I hchs Of the Interior, land Office ut Boise

II ~ y w IIIVttIOr, land Ofire nd Bniga
Idaho, April IL, 1905, Nv Doise'
n , y hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his lnten,i
70 make final proof in support ~ M se e,ai
ana that said proof win be made before RssiS
w ail Receiver at Boise. Idaho, on June i61s
Nn my su''e 81 & A.LsN. Homestead Application
West, r NJ -' 10 ip' NJ. X 8.
~. s asnnns me following stnssscr e. nrov..
~ continuous .s Residence upon AMI cuitiy.,,nv
S,aek wv 'ani; va, Lal" I wsiarop. in.ss
Foneh, all " Parma. itaiS '''' ~ rrsA
W HARRY J. aYns. Register
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

The Weiser Signal has begun
the annual publication OF fish
stories. Perhaps the Mormons
will now get a rest.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29

Woodlark Squirrel Pois on
Sure death to gophers, squirrels,
mice. etc. f. NJ. Kirkpatrick. <
Co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Gortfsbuns folst9

Neues SignaI<S b # M.
Ha4 forsfdltigen Grperimenten i'm
Marinebienit, Die hduptiddli9 auf
Gabr5eusen bes aiiatifhen Gefhnabers
angefteGt tpurben, bat bag Ser. Staas
tenzW lorins Department. bas Semas
pbore> 4lpbabet, betannt als baS bril-
tif4e WarinesS ignalipitem. fir bic
ameritanii6e Marine angenommen.
Sieies tpirb an bic Stene beg bisberiz
gen, fOmplisirteren Stsnolfbfems tre>
ten. Dos enslif9e Spftem, tpelAes IN
allen anberen bebeutsnberen Marinen
Der @elt bereits einsefiibrt lit, tpirb
burh feline ginfibrune in Der ameritns
nifhen gum WeltFgnulfpfem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Dinter urrfblnGenfm
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puatl S'Atoretnnnt
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Roman uon

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bef9rGntte, rur bin unb pieber elm
Wort in i6rs u%nterbaltung einautperz
fen. gr muBte INNER nod iiber bas
9efprGd bon bor6in na6oenten, ullein
4nbre mar 10 ielie barber, &eine ge>
seniiber5ufiben un6 ibr in Die f9Onen,
adrtli6 blifenbsn @uesn f9auen Gil
biirfen, baB inn bic S9peigfumteit
unb Der tiefe Grnit feines WobltbGters
gan5 entging. Die 6eiben 2iebenben
paren iiberbdupt 10 fe6r in ibr Sc,
fprd6 pertieft, oab lie es als eine I'M
Leblanc St0rung empfanben. als Der
Mtarquis unb iein 9etreuer SefretGr
enbli6 erf6ienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
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G!epslanc, Cincinnati, Chicago & Ct. 1outs Railway.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Indianapolis & Dtncemnes q. q.

eoiro & Binen gSpr tdgH@ Z 208m opener & 8ebfsre ii, tdI. 8 46Bm
giueeunes @rprs6 tdaI...... 8 5ONm Htnennee gypreb tdsH4. 10 s0Gn
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

Der Inn, Der binter ibrem SeFel ftanb
unb blei9 unb miBmutbig ausfob.
,Weibt Ou Is ni9t, Mnbre9"
rSo9, fie tanat serobe NIT Sean b.
Merispues."
Sean mar Der 9ruber Mabeleines b.
Meri5ones, Der segsnndrtis bic pplps
te6nifde Sdule in paris befu9te unb
Der fd0nen Sreunbin feiner S9pelte ter
fdtpdrmeriide Werebruns fpibmets.
Nur um nit GeinezM arie tanaen 5u
biirfen, bate er fi9 um eine ginlabune
fir ben beutisen Mbenb bemii5t, bic
i6m bur6 Mnbres Wermitteluna audi
az She'll g~etporben nor.
20, bann 1T lie IN guten 9dnpen,-
meinte 8iolette l6delnb.
rSie5ft Ou Tie nod, Mnbre2" erfuns
biste fi9 Der MinipnGr.
nNein, 9err 2emar6onb. sic tans
gen, CLAUDE i9, in benz anitobenben
Saale. Wenn sic es piinf9en, tam
ih mid uber einmal bana9 umfeben."
.Sean pirb fe gu uns 5uriidbrin=
gen, papa," fagte @iolette, mnir braus
den uns Inn i~bretpilen ni9t gu beuns
rubigen."
limb po lit @ratien2" ertunbigte
fia Der dlte 9err peiter.
nSiderlid bort. mo er Meiae feben
fam. gr lGbt ie ia nidt aus ben
@usen." perfebte bic Marquife.
nOber er fibt am Spieltifd," be-
merfte Mnbre.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

iRgs at the foot OF Seventh street south
west, the steward found a coat. black
derby hat. and pint bottle more than
half filled with whisky on the stern
OF the boat.
The passenger agent of the steamboat
company communicated with Lieutenant
Sutton. of the harbor precinct, and gave
him the clothing found on the boat.
Captain Boardman was communicated
with and he detailed two detectives to
make an investigation and ascertain f
Jones could be found in Washington.
While the detectives are investigating
the cas-. Lieut. anant Sutton will have
81 close watcn kept along the river for
body. but it is not likely that there
will be any dragging because no one
has any idea where the body could
&c found.
At 455 street. Mrs. d. NJ. Young, who
conducts a boarding house. stated that
Jones, who was n carpenter. no longer
lived there She said he had lived in
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

the ratings are far from correct. proved
their case 10 the satisfaction of the SUI
perintendents and board
The ratings were sustained. with con-
sent of the parents committee. because
the board pledged itself to inaugurate a
system OF marking, records. and reports
in Norma. No. that shall stop these
annual complaints. and for the further
reason that no practical way OF re-
rating the class suggested itself.
The committee could not itself at this
late date suggest a plan that would not
add 10 the existing confusion
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
GENERAL M'ARTHUR
WILL GO TO INDIA

Mai. Gen. Arthur Macarthur, who
has been senior United States military
attache with the Japanese army, viii
not return Immediately to this country
with tho other military attaches who
have been with the Russian and Jap
anesS forces.
General Macarthur. accompanied By
his aide. Captain West, has been ord
cred to travel In India. prior To his re-
turn, for the purpose OF inspecting the
British military forces n that country.
In view OF the fact that General Mac
Arthur is slated TO succeed General Cor
bin next year as CHIEF OF staff. IL IS the
desire of the President that he shall
have every opportunity to observe mod
ern military methods and campaigns
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

her house for four years. He was a
widower and had two daU ghters. one of
whom was employed as {. steEographer
In this city. Jones was about sixty
three years old, but is said to have
looked much younger In June he left
Mrs. Young's boarding house to take
apartments elsewhere. She said She
saw hin. Il number OF times afterward.
Last week he called at her house and
said he intended going to Baltimore to
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
NEW RATING SYSTEM
FOR NORMAL SCHOOL
DR.. Lucy E. Moten's Action Is Sus-
tanned, But Another Plan Is
Determined On.

The School Board, after an inquiry
into a series of complaints against DR..
Lucy E. Moten, principal or Normal
School No. .. has decided to sustain the
pupils ratings against which complaint
was made. but to adopt new system OF
ratings. which will assure that the
trouble shall not occur again
A number Of parents. convinced mat
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
WILLIAMS0N'S THIRD
TRIAL CLOSELY WATCHED

The officials OF the Interior Depart
ineni are watching with interest the
progress or the third trial OF Represen-
tative Williamson of Oregon. indicted
by the Fedora! grand Jury for con-
spiracy In connection with land frauds.
The trial. II is believed here wiz emo
the latter part Of next week Ranrasen-
tative Williamson has been tried twice
and each time the jury was discharged
because It could not reach an aareenen,
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
SAMUEL T. JONES MAY
HAVE DROWNED HIMSELF
His Coat and Hat Found on Stern of
Steamer Macalester-Detecti
Investigating.

Did Samuel E Jones, a carpenter, OF
unknown address. end his life yester-
day by jumping into the Potomac river
from the steamer Charles Manchester?
That Is the question the police have
been asked to answer. but 1t is not re-
garded as probable that they will be
able to do so.
When the steamer arrived at its moor
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
"Into the Heart of Gotham. /"

The Twenty-third Street Terminal of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in New
York city, Is most convenient to the
hotel. theater and shopping district.
ROYAL Blue Trains every other hour on
TIE odd hour"
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

Full sc inches wide. An elegant cloth
for fan ard winter Jackets Black or
colors ut this reduction tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Gude's Floral Designs, Beautiful,

Artistic THEY'RE masterpieces of the
florists art Choicest blooms are used.
1914 2.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

And for our regular s2.25 grade. In
black and colors. These are the fine
chiffon finish lightweight cloths, for
pleatod and Killed modes
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

School Books, New and Second Hand
Lowdermilk & Co.. 1926 st. Open even
ings-
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
75c black voile, 59c yd.

Ten pieces. a big bargain The dye
Is good: the weave uniform. The
weight is the most favored. SIC u
yard Special.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
v. Baldwin Johnson's Coal. e,. 9th ST.

Note-Discount of 30 cents for snot
cash. II ycu pay more you are wasting
money
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

Don't Miss the Butchers Barbecue
and Tournament. Benning racetrack
20.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Baltimore and Return, Baltimore and

Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sunday,
q. 25. All trains both ways both days.
except Royal Limited" Hourly Ser
vice" week days.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

Is pieces OF fine 23-inch
Swiss Louisine In a com
plete line of street and
evening shades. This is
worth 75c a yard. or
Our sale price In QS
only ......-....S>
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
4O-inCh wide bOx-IOom crepe
de chine silks w1n1a yara S'''o

25 pieces Of fine solft ALI
silk Messalines, % inches
wide. IN every shade OF the
color card. including white,
ivory, and cream This Is
worth CSC a yard Inc
Our sale price 10 A0~
only ..-...-. -
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

10 pieces only OF All-silk
Moire Antique. in as good
a line OF shades as is possi-
BILE to get in SO few pieces:
20 inches wide. and cnc
worth 81 yard. Our AQS
sale price is only. ~
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

A ve-y low price for this grade or
Challis. Every thread II wool The
designs are in novelty patterns. Per
sian ard Dresden effects. These have
been selected with es1eciaI reference
to their widespread use for dainty
house garments for fall and winter
USS.
lst fioCr-Wash Goods.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

This IS being used more than ever
for tailored suits and skirts Our CSC
line is unusual value. Patterns are
all sO-called neat" effect Color range
embraces all the favcrite fall shades
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Get YOUR dress shields

Celebrated brands of the Garfield Rubber
Company All we'll known brands-such as Four pairs
Hicks = Canfield-Stockinet and Lightweight -
These in all styles and sizes. They are goods ~
that always sell at 15c to Csc pair While they A0
last pairs for 25c
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Finest black taffeta
ever offered at

10 pieces only OF fine ALL
silk Hairline Striped Moire
SILK: 20 inches wide. The
shades offered are the most
desirable. This Is HNr
worth 75c yard. Our AOS
sale price is only.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

Special bargain lot OF Combs in
many styles-side. back. neck. barette.
pun. and pins, In shell and amber ef
fects.
Underprice purchase-an worth up to
25c-
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

bargain that stands without parallel The mills these
than the price for this sale-49c.
dyed bright and
inches wide And 40
have will fade shadows before the closing day
Make special this silk early the day
will be after when all Mole that the
effects, yard.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

69c Moire Velour. hOc
20 in. wide. I'd.
$50 Guinet Gros OQC
Grain, % in, yd.-.--T %
75e Box-loom Crepe dOC
de Chine. "a in.. yd.. ~
Sl.e0 Fine Black Tee
Armure, "a in. yd..-S >
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

75c Swiss Messaline. zoe
% inches. yard. ...OS
59c All-silk Peau IOc
de Cygne. l9 in, yd. ~
75c Swiss Louisine. COC
"A In wide, yard. d....O1
S1.25 Moire Antique, QOC
y in. wide. yard. .CS
S1.0o Double-warp k0C
Surah, q in. yd. ....... W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

d metal plaque in which her ncredulous eyes
once detected the face and arm of a human
Not knowing what the stranger said, she imagined
II il was his warning and not the woodworking
which sent the Russians flying, panic-stricken,
the exit. Moreover, the overturnng of candelabra
and The throwing down of torches plunged the chapel
.... q fearsome gloom. She saw Prince Boris sent
aallong to the stone floor with assaant top of
t-.l. The astOnished Prior pitched SPRAYING
into recess while his aCOlytes were fgltng with
-e Cossacks to gain the safety of the courtyard.
little wonder that she should be alarmed by the
.-lmotioni When some one caught her arm she
.-.eked aloud for help; but a strong English voice
Have no fear Lady Ermyntrudel 1t is l,
frank Armstrong. l am helping your friends to
rescue YOU. Come with mel!
Though this wonderful thing had happened, she
could not refuse the evidence of her senses She
knew Armstrong; voice: even in the dim light
afforded by a few solitary candles she recognized
his face. Conscious only of great Joy that here
was one whom she could trust she yielded instantly
to his gentle pressure her arm, went with him
into the vestry and when he asked her to follow
him through what looked like the open door of
large cupboard, obeyed unhesitatngly. He held her
tightly as the darkness in front was lmpenetrable
We are IN a level corridor" he whispered.
" Now that you are safe there soon will be light
There was a rush of footsteps behind them,
door was slammed and bolted, and a man carry
ing a dark lantern flashed its rays on them.
That was neatly DONE" he said, with quiet
laugh The lady IS not going to faint, hope?"
He spoke French 50 Errnyntrude assured him in
etantlv that she was more surprised than frightened
Follow me- " he reoined I'VE have no time to
lose. They soon will recover their wits, and few
vo--eaten boards viii not keep them in check long"
He led the way rapidly along narrow passages
and down steep stone stairs. There was no delay
for questioning explanation. A score OF men
followed Ermyntrude and Armstrong, and their
hurried movements showed that in these
forgotten labyrinths of the ruined castle they did
not deem themselves safe from speedy pursuit.
At last the descent became continuous and the air
so musty without a tnge of the crisp tnghng cold
without, that Errnyntrude said to he companion
Where are you taking me?"
To your father and brother" He could have
gwen no more amazing answer.
Il promised to marry Prince Menikof as the
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