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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
Maneled by Train,

REDDING. Cal, Sept. S,-The first Sec
tion of the southbound Oregon passenger
train last night ran over and killed Nor
man Mitchell, twenty seven miles below
this city, He was sleeping on the track
md wus not seen by the engineer
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GIRL SMILES AT DEATH
Young Woman Who Assassinated Gen
eral Min to Be Hanged.

ST, PETERSBURG. Sept. S,-The court
martial which tried Zenaide Konoplian-
ikovo, the girl member OF the flying
group of terrorists who assassinatcd Gen.
Min August 20, today sentenced her TO be
hanged She smiled ON hearing thC oen-
tenoo.
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Explosion Kills Five.

BLUEFIELD. W, Va. Sept. s.-An ex-
plosion today at the Dupont Powder
works at Mimours, Va, killed G, D,
Clark and fatally injured four Others
The cause OF the explosion Is not known
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Killed by Street Gar,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept S.-Bruno
Bergman, aged years. while playing on
the street near his home Twenty
fourth street, was run over and killed
By IN electric car today.
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TWO KILLED, TEN HURT
Head-on Collision on the B, & o, At.
tended With Fatal Results.

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept, S.-Two
persons were killed and ten injured In
hcad-on collision Of two passenger trains
at Woodland twenty-four miles south OF
here. on the Ohio River division OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad today. The
trains came together on a bridge over
Fish crack
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NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Mrs. C. r, Hunt
ington arrived here today on the steamer
st. Paul, from Southampton and Cher
bourk.
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Of
FRUITS
Congress Pre-
l,riul ETlaen00
Fertility
-RlITlBD ..zn
S,oBs RECEIVED
~ Counties Also
Nd Showing Of
brils Soil.

q l-Ths exposition
irdgtiOu made at
.,'t,,l Irrigation con.
ru the finest ss:S;. et:,
fhs fruit e19iois ~
s1cellsnce ana ~ II
1rpsss it anywhere
.tssss prize in the
4, Won by Utah on
VS. the best, the
!,,isd, snd the most
~'sisticaIly displayed,
!; II, able and indie
-. ue entitled to
s. splsrdid manner 2, IN IN
"a ard installed the
tElsy,
n Hd Display.
s.r;y participatlng
N, II Of them being
Of them, notably
b.ipg very large and
Tsrs good displays
Cssia, Fremont,
yer Psrce and Gus
ysy crsditable one
'saa county, raised
l,r correspondent has
iilirs and eIpoStions,
Callubian exposition
EIrs, The display of
'Essi Ida, was the
q sss. There was an
q. extensive exhibit
cuiy, Oregon. Nal
NC county, its area
NJ De State OF Massa-
piiss awarded is as
rs!iiioh, sterling sill
Eofsinger, Nampa,
3 hVr loving cup
idaho. Held BY
shvirg the best dis
izs- idaho. Held by
hEizss the best display.
. d applesJ. Il.
r. first; Mr.. Monce,
n q pnnes-J. R.
r.It Ida, first; Rob.
A nh, second.
d pears-J. H.
Ia, arst; ]. B. Ny.
Istnd
/ y S,ss2r. Emms.t Td,
PAL Boise, Ida, sec.
!.dd La yerkin,
.shl- Nez percs coun
1Jessph Atkins, St.
~, Thomas Judd, La
ia, first.
@vdsr, Ada county.
Twin Falls, Ida,
'fnasp9n, i 6 Twin Falls.
s'Fdsr Ada county,
go. u Atrstsr, Me.
''ha B0ch, Utah,
'ffg5 g5s,sliag ling, silver loving
III i s,n;ssl, s..s Boise, for :
[a,. pax q. of apples
"a aS;1ll1E : silver loving
1 :, s I. Thulston, New
~ e packed crate Of
Tsss Sold.
y q, IL lspt in position
a. bses Sl,by By being stored toped
- s9lss fair The arst nj
&!aJJj,' III '9ns nas.re were given N
oven swsy. VI 'ne
~ :; ssaId 1! In the con.
. ijoint statehood uua
aissat i;s0ns T. - correctly
sS H. 5Sqsh probability
"a NJ " marriage. Dele.
a ,.,s NsT Mexico az
- that our 9eonaa peonIa
$,,lt9t l9t to admit ip'GipIs iIpts
IA Isss' IL IN short, that that
i s;,,a !, ne same autSorl rlUua
rsl' ''s J, heap, tho h'IDst last
Eas Iss. Congress - eVi. SS.
M Gelsi - J" oao eggs
Osl.s.t.s.
.ss'' delegate !3a.sg in til.
! ksE|... Tucker r4ssf.aln, q ss;an
~ ~ he ianaass nS'asl1Ia" Ra. ;"
sss;S. ,ssi.ss3 nj Introduced s HiS, by
Z big li$ $'Iliffsy a fsyo1;,dd and
siSp..,.o ,och q an nsUs,1e eStans
Issf fss sss,al closed go; hs 1Sus wus
s,.ss ,..ssaisn;. anne anS be ap-
Va ~ bis d;goiofe
sSs, nth he iiHls'1Ty p5Lioi,a in
q sI,,ssd IE,0vsd Sin,ssiasm hin siasmut
Civil o. Virginia "a
sris.ri prirostrato' q ana :
,Is ssatissHI ssaaStHisaHds 3, Of
sil, h. beside s The
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HUSBAND and wife Cremated Alive,

Walhalla, June This morning at
8 O'Clock the residence of Louis Gan.
trell was turned and with it a yonno
couple, BIZ. and Mrs. Joe Hudson. WIN
b:ve been married only O few montha.
the mouse was large, ,two.story one,
pear the reeidence OF Judge. Wickliffe.
IN West Union. and when lir. Cantroll
aWCke almost the entire down stairs
portion was enveloped in flames, 1t
was Impossible to reach young Hudson
and h1s wife. Rocks we're thrown
against the windows and every effort
was made to arouse them, bf1t thew
were never seen, and in q short fine
all that was left were their cherred re-
maine. - - y. - =
the Salem section, but both had been
here for several years. Mrs. HudeOn
Was the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A.
L: Reid, of Walhalla. = -
Inc PROBABLE cause Of the fire and
other particulars are not known. This
Is a most horrible affair and the COM
munity ts shocked. :, y. w. = )
The coroner's investigation brought
9ne no definite origin of the fire. The
ed first. When Nj. c CantreII rJ 'Gun nnd
otheIs. awole the f1amea Ind made
great headway. One man ran to the
foot OF the stairwall and called lOuill y
to the couple above. The flames were
then where 1t made 1t impossible to no
to CT come from their room. A stone
wes thrown through the window. but
neither was ever seen. - - = -' 'c,''
Mrs. Huds0n's charred body, with
the itmbs burned of, wac found lyinr
on the bed springs: The body Of her
husband was found near, the center ;Sf
the building, showing that Be- hsN
arisen and possibly had resaned che
5oos. s,ooa 49, aig remains were found q piece
The bodies Of both were placed n
one colin and carried 10 TIE residenc1
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Reid and viii
oe carried to Salem tomorrow |fOs
burial. Many people vieited the scsno
Today. where there was nothing sbut
sor5ow and gloom. Special to Tho
0t61es ,ISti5 f,t' 81 is+Ft 5: Ii23t
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New R. F. D. Order.

Postmaster John r. Cochran, Jr..
mas RECEIVED a circular letter from the
postotiice department stating that on
and after July I, 1900, patrons Of the
rural tree delivery service will be re-
CURED to display signals on their
boxes when. they leave mail in them
Tor carriers to collect, as, after that
date, carriers, when serving their
routes, will not be required to open
and examine any mail boxes than
those en- which signals are displayed
lect. wa
The requirements are that all rural
boxes sball be provided witt, proper
signals attached 10 the boxes, which
when displayed shall show the passino
carriers that there is mail to be col.
ie0ted- 1t 1s not necessary that this
device shall be complicated or coetIv.
for very simple arrangement will an.
swer the purpose.
iuTai T0uto carriers have been In.
5tructed not to lower the SIGNALS on
the. boxes after making collections,
provided there 10 no mail left therein.
put must display the signals when they
leave mail for patrons, unless the
contrary. : =!
Carriers nave been instructed 10
promptly . inform patrons of their
roueee with rpGard to order. 49,, :; : :
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Equality News.

Children's Day was observed las+
Saturday r. the Shutdown Presbyterian
Sunday school. Tho lowering clouds
mat threatened rain in the morning
prevented the speakers from q dis.
tance attending, also many others who
hea planned to be there. But despite
tnese Iacts q nice crowd gathered to
near the children's reoita!ions, which
we're aellyered we'll. and to listen to
Weems. Some of his solo's wera so
me that the crowd called for their
Tepetltlon. The pastor, Rev. A. ".
White, was present and gave an intar
estlnR address uM the relation Of
school. W 'n0 ''on"AS
AT. o'clock Doubtful and delicious
plchic ainner was enjoyed by all pres
ent- After dinner the children were
turned loose to enjoy themselves at
thelrlown sweet will. Children's Day
| at Slabtown will be remembered by
all present us pleasant occasion.
Willis Watkins is again quite i'll
with Il chronic kidney trouble.
| John Adams, an old Confederate
| Netrran' mas been very i'll for several
| weeks. ihis Is q case which has ex-
neighborhood, as Mr.. Adams and good
| old wife are all alone with no visible
means of support except his pension.
| mr.; and Mrs. John GrifIith's little
daughter, Lizzie, is quite sick with
intestinal trouble.
!. The Slabtown Camp Woodmen of
the World, had pleasant meeting on
the 2nd, ct which they entertained q
ley. 11"'
| T.. s. Glenn and niece. Mrs. Bessie
Smith and pretty little danohtar,
Marie, visited their old home place
| Some farmers are cutting wheat and
hnd the heads to be we'll filled, though
rather short.
| Spring s0wn oats have come out
finely since the recent rains and now
promise a fine yield.
Cotton is growing finely; 90 is the
young coat of grass which the rains
nave brought up; but the farmers are
getting along with their work.
SlabtOWn.
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Building the IGtesuI5ar.

The Anderson Traction Co., of An
aerson, >: c. is rapidly buiidiu. the
hrst section of an interurban railway
which will eventually connect Apder-
son with Greenville, S. c., IS miles
away. ANDERSON is cotton mill
center. and the now line will place it
IN touch with the surrounding cotton
mil towns as well as in closer con-
nectlon with the main line of the
Southern Railn sy.
IN tho city there is already o direct.
current railway, aud the first branch
o1 the lnterurbaD is q continuation Of
tho preaent line as far as Belion, . dis
tance of J0milee. Complete a.as:on ap
paratus and motor equipments for sin
gle"phase operation have been ordered
10r the extensions. The now cars are
each equipped w!th four G. E. A. Cos
90 horse power) single phase motors,
adapted for operation at 1900 volts,
Alternating current, on the interurban
scctlon or the road, and at 80 vol ts di-
rect current, on the present diInct-cur-
rent city lines. Each car is fitted with
alrDrakcs, for whic the motor com
pfcssors arc adapte. for operation on
sitncr direct or alternating current.
! III" apparatus, as well he the car mo-
tors ana equipment, is furnished by
the General Electric Co. Power for
tne operation OF the road will be Dur-
| chased from the Savannah River Pow
| er Co., delivered at q sub station in
| Anderson at GG 2-3 cycles. In the sub
station there will be a three unit motor
generator set consisting of an induction
motor drlVe direct connected to an A.
=: generator for the single-phase por-
tlon OF the line and direct
current cur machine to supply the
ing motor consists OF two-phase
Ut 2-3 cycle l150-volt induction motor,
receiving it's current from the GO 2-3
cycie supply above mentioned. Di-
rect connected to this is q 3OO-kiloTatt
3o-cycie single- phase $500. volt, alter
natlng-current generator, which will
!arnlsh the 1o'mile single-phase Sec
tlon now under construction with cur.
rent directly to the trolley at $500
naming machine for furnishing the
direct current consists Of q 25O.kilo-
watt 00o.Volt railway generator, COM
plete with IN EXETER on the same
shaft as the other three machines.
Inc newest adoption of single phase
railway apparatus for interurban ser-
vice indicates that the trolley com
panies are In tho front ranks Of the
great industrial movement throughout
the South: The officers of the Ander-
asn; Gse F. g. 9osSsD 955sES vesR1ssi s5Rns9ai
manager. The road is be constructed
under tho direction of J. E, Shrine.
engineer. of Greenviile, s. G., with q.
F.. Lilly, of Columbia, as Committing
electrical engineer. General Electric
Co. apparatus is being used through
Observation-Disclosures Record.
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Rock Elill News.

The farmers have been busy the past
week harvesting their small grain
crop. The yield has been very salts
factory-in some instances very good !.
fhey have also their crop OF cotton
and corn we'll in hand. Good rains
have fallen and everything looks prom
John A. Shirley is on extended viait
TO relatives here from southern Texas:
ne ls q son of our friend, B F. Shir-
ley. He has been in Texas for the
pearance, it looks like Texas s aerepa ag
with him. His many friends are glad
to see him. -
Miss Ruby Gilmer has gone to Mari
etta, Ga, to visit relatives there. She
Will be gone some months. .-.... .
MT. and Mrs. s. o. Williford. of La
vOnla, Ga, visited relatives and friends
here some time ago. Mr.. Williford
returned home but Mrs. Williford re-
mained few days after he left. :, =
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Hudgens have
me sympathies Of their friends in the
death of one Of their children, which
died last week, and was buried at Rob-
erts Church. Mr.. Hudgens formerly
lived here but now lives in Fork Town
ship, =, -
This section was visited yesterday
by heavy wind and rain storm brt n,
damage was done that We have heard
of. ~ - ~ -
Rev. T. 9. Ligon. the popular minis
ter OF the Presbyterian Church, made
dick. G-.-' - ,..-'' .,'->, ., -''
:. We are sorry to report the indisposi-
ton OF sMrs. Hattie Lee Anderson. .
she he's been sick Fcs. several days bat
hope to see her out in q few days. ~
Our venerable friend, T. b. Wright,
who mas been seriously i'll for come
Gays is better. - .s..,. .ll':*, ,X:.nlI
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Great havoc Played BY an Electric Storm
-.. Ia Laufens County. .. 5-s,,tyEE

,.Leurepas June 4.-Wi.hIn q few hmm.
dred yards Of old Poplar Snrinn "a
CHURCH and almoat In sight Of hts home
Mr. Newton Y. Manly, o Confederate
yotoIsH as0I ;S5, and nis tua-Jyooaar- 55id old
grandson, Jodine Manly, were killed
instant!y ey lightning yesterday after
noon, ana Hill Manly, con of Mr. Man
perhaps fatally injured by shs same
bolt. The. father, son and eraniann
wele out looking after their cattle
when, they. were OvertakenF By q rain
and electrical storm. They we're r.,-
turning to the house and were evident
~ walking abreast In the road as Ihay
teii SIDE by side on their faces. A me-
gro man living nearby witnessed the
sIa9edy ana gave the alarm. Mr..
outright, while Hill Manly. Was vas narai- %
lied and rendered nnconscio1s. Ha
received medical aid and at lant ac-
oo"nts he had showed siREls Of return.
ing consciousness althongh his eontli.
ton ia very critical today i =; ::'.,j
Mr. Manly and his grandson were
6nrled by, each others siGs at Poplar
Springs Church, near his late home,
fourteen milee west of here this after.
spssted Sen nj s;.as @aniy y {hs Thas highly re-
survived by his wife and four children:
Laurens and vicinity were visited bv
very heavy rain and electrician starr,
yesterday afternoon between four aud
hve o'clock: The streets were ferribly
washed and much damage TO gardens
and growing crops Is reported. Dnrs
ing the progress OF the storm three
COWS belonging to Mr.. Lease Cunning
east OF the city, were killed by iiahts
ming and the dome .of the Lnursns
school building, one cf The handaomeat
school houses in this 'aection ofI .ths
state was struck, resulting. however,
10 siighs damage to the buifi1inR, .,s 81
Inc heavy rains caused, the streams
and as J1dRe Beasly, coiored. was nn-
deItaklng Co. croe4 Taylor,s bran nohs &
Mle and e half from this toWn. kis
sosss wss avept down the, stream ard
dfoWnad. ;:sk3 81 8 !;
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GENERAL NEWS.

= Otis Blookinger was ground to
pieces in Q paper mill at York, Ps.
- Two Americana were convicted OF
saindling in London and sentenced to
hard labor. @:',.,.. =. - =!
~ Arain Of fishes fell al Aberde een. =.
8; D., and : number were caught
- A crank has haan arrested in
Waohington for making shreats against
tho President. .:.:c', -, .g;.1:
- -: The prospect is chat two cents
postage will yet prevail between; for.
eign countries. :. 8 +,
- An elevator OF Armour and Co.
burned IN Chicago, and the loss may
reach 81 900, ,Q0l. ~...z= "a.
- -. Many Jpsrsons are reported TO
have been killed in an earthquake ia:
Mongolia, China. fs ~ 13.4I7 .
- = Japan is growing cotton III Kores :.
and estimates. the 0Top} :h: :s :year Will
be worth $40, ,000, 900 " F's.' !: /: s.; :.
- Gordon Dubose, president ,1;otsstRe
Bank of Ensley, sAla:, has beef, al.
rested for embezsling $40, ,00G. 81; y
;:55.- f:%5:- Az Nashville: Tenn. !, q FED daral
grand jury returned about 80 indict.
nents il the alleged fersiliser trust =
- "a bull fighter rsaantlyIsarriata
away from TIE CITY of SMsxicoS n $40 TO-
o0e sor twenty-five bull :fghting Der.
formances. ~ 33
1 ~ w lille bathing ih55 d pond , near his
home % Sherraud e I'LL. 81 Rev. d Efank
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am now prepared to do all olssaes NJ
Yepair work on Engines, Boilera and ali
ferm Implements. Whom in bnrry
DTp8 work to Jees. Stglblinp's Mach;na
ssaooP, adjoining Townsend's Lumbar
Made Happy fer. Life.
Great happinbss csuis ;rto Tho h,,, =.
g. c. Blair, sohool auparintsndent s -. a. o.
Albans, w. Va, when nis little dansssar sf as.
Was restored from the dreadful COM
9iasnt ne nnmaa. o asys: HMv little
daughter had st. Vitus5 Danna ghia,.
yleiaed 10 no treatmen: bat grew etsaSi.
~ Worse until as last resort we tried
tL Iiec.rlo Bitters; and I rejoio to saw.
tnIeS 1n ootties effected complete oure.''
Su.on, t, sure cure for nervous debility,
and malaria. Guaranteed bv Orr Graz
d cos. drug etore. Price 500.
A Thourand Dollars Wcrib IF eood
II nave been afflicted with kidnev and
oiaddor trouble for years, passing gravel
Or stonEs n, with excruciating pain" saws
a. II. Ihufnes a we'll known coal one.
fator OF buffalo, o. 81 got no relief from
ineulcine until l began taking FoIey's
hiuney cure, then the result VIZ sur
PP!, PIising. a lew doses started tho brick
pain across my kidneys and feel like a
new man. It has dono me $1,000 yort},
OF good" Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
every form OF kidney or bladder disease.
Evans Pharmacy. 0''
Blue Ridge'' Harrows nnust ba sean
and used to be appreciated. This is Chr
mSst perfect Cotton Cultivator ever man.
GGIactured. Sold by Sullivan Hardware
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I; !. !. ;Cihzen'a Insurance. Agensys
. FeLsgsI Strike Rfeakers.

The most famons ttika bfaatsrrui III the
land are Dr.: Kings, New Life pills.
When liver and bcwals 90 on strike,
they quickly setue the trouble. end the
purifying work goes Iighk on Best cure
tor consttpatioo, headache and dizzineas.
as.EI 25c at On, Gray q Coz druggist. ri
!. s.Blua Ridge, q, Roman, Little 1osn
Ivan Hdw! GO. s3s %it
BLUE RIDGE, Harl1rou1a are tha, he Il
nplementaof: the kind .:nnnusacturad.. 4.
.Ehoy : e are n cold by sullivanS Hardware
+: MONEY no fsNas Z: :.,s,as,16
dollars 70 lend On Land for clients. 3. ..aArs
PLY; 70 B.$ Mart Hns, ns,Aftprnay-ateIaW.ff
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kOI SjllO ONE AN

Genuine TERRELL !f,hick ;Csnter 1Hssl'
Sweeps arc Il made frnmS g hiKhs hsat sRraiia
spring ssaals y: nv ara sold by .DuliiSan.
yst0ne SAdj dj1atabl Ia yyeaf ers. ]. WIZ
van HdH Cos
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A Young Neither at 20.

my mother has suddenly been made
yo9pg at 20. Twenty years Of intense
a9aIh;g san9mehr;sng from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ego,
when che began taking Electric Bitters.
which have completely cured her and
restored the atrongth and activity she
bad in tho primo Of nfe," writes Mrs, ".
L.. dilpatriok, Of Danfortb, Me. Great.
est restorative medicine on the globe,
sets stomsch, Liver and Kidneys right,
purihes the blood, and cures Malaria,
Billiousness and Weakneaaeg.. Wonder.
ful Nerve Touio. Price Soc. Guaranteed
by Or, Gray q Co.'S. drug store. III 81 (
Victor, Patent Heel Sweeps are nopu-
lar with many FARMERS. Thusa SW.ena
can be bought from Sullivan Hdw. Go. =
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qlKsyY,'SKII
a Year OF Bloos.

The year 1908 will long be remembered
IN the home OF F. n. Taoket, of Allisnos.
KY, .as year of blood; which flowed 40
eopi2usly from DR.. Taoket's lungs that
aeath seemed very near. He writes :
"seyere bleeding from the lungs and q
frighttnl cough had brought me at deaths
1oor, when began taking DR.. King q New
Discovery for Consumption, with the as.
toniehing result that aftar taking four
bottles was completely restored and s.,
ame aI,a has proven permanently oured.0
Colds. at Orr. Gray o. Co.'S. druS ntcrs'
Price 600 and SLIGO. Trial bottle free. :.
viii Cure Consumption, * <.
a, A; Herren, Finch, Ark, writea :
"foiey's Honey and Tar Is tho best pre-.
paratioa for co!ighs, colds and lung trou.
Die. know thst it has cured consump.
tion In the arst stages. You never heard
OF any one using Foley'a Honey and Tar
ana not being satlafied. Evans Phar
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.:i q sssls slssss s..
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stImulatIsn without ErrIta,lol,. ;.

In case OF stomach aud liver trouble
the proper treatment is 10 stimulate thnassSS thnassSS
organs without Irritating them, orine
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and
sam1iates the liver and bowels without
irritating thess organs like piils or Iorfii.
nary oathartics. Is does' not nauseate o,
grippe and 10 mild and pleasant to take
Evans Pharmacy;> :. t:ff@. i; = !
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Bny the best B,.ildesa' Hard ware iron
Sullivan HdW. 20. =. ID: - :
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1 ssllSI % sssss
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ajustable Weeder and Shallow Cultiyator.

The practical mind will be readily convinced of the sd
vantage of an Adjustable 6iraighi Fsme Weeder
In as much as its construction permits it be used not
only as weed extermnator, while the crops are young
but as Shallow Cuivator between the rows until the
crops mature, which method of cultivation has interested
the uptodae farmer to such that the thousands
who have been agitating unit in tying to its
necessity claiming that the growth and production of the
crops depend upon frequent and shallow cultivation and
that no implement yet invented we'll adapted to the
the keystone Weedsr aud Shallow
Caltvaor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-22

The annual meeting of the Idaho
State Teachers Association for the
year 1906 will meet at Boise, De-
cember 1929. Great preparations
are being made for good meet
ing. DIR. A. e. Winship, editor of
the New England School Journal,
Boston, Massachusetts, has been Sc
cured, at considerable expense, to de-
liver three addresses and one popu-
lar lecture.
For the rural teachers a special
section has been organized in which
will be discussed topics of interest
to rural teachers. We believe that
the rural teachers will find this par
ticularly helpful.
The Executive Committee, beliey'
ing that u strong program would at
tract many teachers. has run thu
risk OF running behind financiaii,
| ON account of the expenses incurred
but is confident that the teachers Q
Idaho will show their appreciation b
enrolling in greater numbers tina
ever before.