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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-31
GLENN'S FERRY NOTES.

Miss Sara Berkeley took No s.
Tuesday for Boise to spend Dccora-
tion day.
c. E. Corker, who was confined
to his room last week, is able to be
out again.
DIR. Galloway came in on No 2.
Tuesday morning. He has quite
large number of patients here.
Mrs. ]. c. Carrigan, Mrs. M. ].
Carrigan and daughter, Hazel, are
visiting Glenn's Ferry. They ar
rived last Friday and will stay for
short time.
Four wagon loads of iron water
pipe passed through town last Sun
day on their way to Salmon Falls.
These are to be used on the electric
light project being installed at that
place.
Miss Rose Brandtner left here for
Salt Lake Monday evening. She
will accompany her sister Kate
home from that palce, where she
has been undergoing treatment for
her eyes.
Rudolph Larsen took a trip up to
his ranch last Friday to size up the
wool that was clipped from his band
of sheep by Fred Lilyegran. Fred
thinks that Mr.. Larsen will con-
sign his wool east, and pay no at
tention to local buyers.
1t is understood that work on the
Glenn's Ferry ditch will soon be
under way. About two weeks age
an important meeting was held, al
which time it is reported an option
was taken on the whole thing by
some Boston capitalists. There i:
some hope the deal will go through
so we can enjoy some of the advan'
tages of an agricultural country.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-31
Chinaware

We have the largest china and
glassware department in Elmore
county. We carry a full line in
open stock. You can pick out just
what you like.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-31

Ladies' silk and Isle thread
gloves 4Sc up
$50 patterns of laces and ebmroid-
cry from 3 cents per yard to ST.. so
per yard.
so white and colorcd drop skirts,
India linen flounce, trimmed in four
rows cluny lace and insertion.
Well worth So. so; during this sale,
$1.48 and up.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-31
Special Offering in Our Stationery
Department

On Saturday evening May 20 for
two hours only, from to 9 p. M,
we are going to place on special
sale $50 boxes of fine writing paper
and envelopes to match from one
of the largest mills in America in
all the latest tints. This quality
sells regularly soc, CSC and 75c.
Put up in fine Autographed boxes,
for two hours only, 7 to 9 p. m.
Limit, one box to a customer.
Choice while they last, 25c box.
Be on the spot; you can't afford to
overlook this.
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Must Pau For PubliCItu.

Why should the state civil
service commission, n commissions
that ~ supposed to be ore of the
most dignllicd in the state, pose az
a beggar AT the doors of newspaper
offices? 1t sends To the newspaners
the dates of approaching examina-
tons accompanied by letter which
says: ''The commission offers the
lnclosed for publication, but has no
means OF paying for the same.,'
The Maiden News puts the case
Just right when it says: "sDoes
the commission order its job print
ing that way2 1t advertises these
examinations far and wide through
circulars and posters. Does it
stand like beggar before the PRINT
ing office and the bill distributor
and state that it cannot pay? Wby
hasn't the commission means to
advertise in the papers2 No other
commission of the state stands as a
suppllcant for free advertising. That
isn't the way Massachusetts does
business. These examinations ara
OF great interest to the young people
and should be thoroughly advertised
and the newspapers should be paid
for their services as we'll as the
printers. '-Ex.
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Nine Disaster Kills Manu-.

Bluefeld, w Va, oct. d.
Twenty.ninc bodies have been re.
covered from the West mine Al Po-
cabontas, Va, and conservative
estimate places the total number Of
dead at ~. A rescuing party has
reached the scene Of the explosion.
but the immense amount Of debris
hampercd the search. There is no
evidence Of fire.
n. b. Since the above was put
1n type the last Of the victims has
been taken from the mine. There
were thirty four in ali lives lost-12
white men, 10 Hungarians and a
dozen colorcd miners. The mine
was in Virginia.
The cause Of the explosion is still
mystery and even the most OK.
pcrienced miners can come to no
conclusion on this ARbject.
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COuntu Fair.

The County Fair for Lawrence
county, Ky, and Wayne county,
w. Va, will be held on Friday and
Saturday, Oct. 18th and 18th. Prep
aratlons are almost complete on
scale that insures success.
The Business Mems Club. of
Louisa, joined in the work and aud
ed materially i'll securing the attract
i've lot of premiums.
All entries except live stock must
be made in the forenoon of the
18th; the fees will be ten per cent.
OF the premiums, but no fee shall
exceed % cents. Only the people
of Lawrence and Wayne counties
will be allowed to contest for prem
iums.
Live stock entries may be made
Friday, but must be made by 9 a.
2 m, on Saturday, as this will be Live
Stock Day. Poultry does not come
under live stock rules and must be
entered on Friday morning. Big
Sandy News.
Although the News fails to state
where the Fair will be held we pre-
sumo it will be at Louisa, Ky. This
will be a good opportunity for
Wayne county farmers to display
their products.
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10 JudQe d RGmedu

you must know its father and
mother, and 40 understand the
reason for Its existence. Ramon's
Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets a
Treatment for Sick. k.lleadache. Diz-
Nness, Pains in the Side, Constipa-
ton and BllIousness, is based on
the formula ot one OF the greatest
physicians ever known. Your lead
ing druggist, Bloss Drug Store,
Will guarantee Ramon's Liver Pills
and tonic Pellets to cure sick head
ache orrefnnd your money. Whole
Tealmcnt 20 cts. tonOVl
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One Girls Ambition.

\ Kansas girl graduate. who hal
been given the theme, "Bevoad the
Alps Lies Italy" promulgated the
following:
uont care cent whether Italy
lies beyond the Alps or in Missouri
do not expect To set the river on
ire with my future career. | am
glad that | have good education
but am not gong To mlsuse it by
writing poetry or essays on the
future woman. 1t will enable me to
correct the grammar of any loves |
may have, should he speak of 'dogs'
III my presence or seen "A man. II
VIII also come handy when | want
TO hgure out how many pounds of
soap woman can get for three
dozen eggs at the grocery. So | do
not begrudge the time | spent nc
curing 1t. But my ambitions do
not ty so high. | just want to
marry man who can lick anybody
OF his weight in the township; who
can run an 80 acre farm, who has no
female relatives To come around and
Try TO boss the ranch. will aeree
TO cook dinners for him that won't
send HIM to an early grave and
lavish upon him wholesome affec.
ton, and TO see that his razor has
not been used To cut broom wire
when he wants to shave. In view
OF all this, do not care if / get a
little rusty ON the rules of three and
kindred things as the years 90 by"
Kansas City Journal.
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RAMON'S BROWNE CALENDAR.
one OF the handSomest 1907 Gal.
6nddrS Gotten Our for The Year

The Ramon's Brownie Calendar
for 1907 is almost an edneation
within itself, containing a vast
amount of useful information. Th;.
Calendar consists of twelve pages.
l2xio inches, handsomely printed
tn three colors on best paper. One
men figures show the days so plain
ly IN to be easily read across the
largest room. Holidays are i'm red.
Changes of the moon, weather con-
di'ions, length of days, church
festive days. signs of the zodiac
and much other useful KNOWLEDGE.
This beautiful Calendar usuaIlv
sells Tor ten cents and will he mail
ed on receipt of stamps direct from
Brown Mig. Co.. Greenville, Tenn.
Ask your druggist and he will tell
you Row to get one free. Bloss
Drug Store. ,onovl
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Decided Against Caldwell and Bljz-
Zdrd.

Judge Moss, of the fifth judicial
circuit, has handed dow his de-
cislon in the matter of the petitions
for writs of habeas corpus brough t
by Senator Caldwell and Judge
Reece Blizzard, denying the writs
IN each case, and holding that tie
House of Delegates had right to
name committee of Investigation
TO SIT In recess of the House, and
that the committee had the power to
enforce the attendance of witnesses.
The opinion of the court has
thrown the case back to where il
stood year ago, and the two wit
nesses are again constructively in
the hands of the sheriff, who is
again empowered to proceed with
them to the capitol or any place
else where the committee should
choose TO meet. They will take an
appeal to the higher cour. at once.
1t is understood.
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Narrow ESCAPE From Instant Death.

doc Letter, residing at Clyfre-
side, and who during the summer
season is policeman at Clvireside
Park, but who is now running a. n
conductor on the Camden Inter
State system, hal close call from
horrible death about 8 O'Clock
last night.
Ills car was passing through the
switch at Clytfeside when the troll
ley jumped. He stepped out ON the
bumper To replace the trolley on the
wire, and when he swung back to-
ward the platform, his car in mo-
ton, he was struck by car No.1I9
on the other track of the switch.
and which was rapidly moving in
the opposite direction. lie was
struck a fearful blow and knocked
to the ground between the two
cars.
The impact was so great that his
body tore the hand. holds off one
side OF the rear vestibule of No.
ll9. The car crews assisted Mr..
Lefier onto No. 40 and hurried
him to the Kings Daughters Hos.
pital in this city, and DR.. A. III.
Moore was hastily summoned to at
tend him. 1he injured man was
bleeding from wound in the head.
and his Injuries were at the time
thought to be quite serious.
However, after thorough exam
lnatlon, II was found that no bones
were broken, though one shoulder
was badly bruised, and he had sns
tained other decorations and bruises
on various parts of the body. The
principal injury was severe scalp
wound, which necessitated the TAX
ing of several stitches TO close.
After his injuries were dressed,
Mr.. Letter was removed to his home.
and reports from his bedside today
are that he is resting az we'll az
could be expected under the circum-
stances. He is one Of the most
popular employees on the Camden
system, and. his hosts OF friends will
be pleased to learn that he ESCAPED
80 fortunately from an accident
where death stared him in the face
for few seconds. .-Ashland indie.
pendent, Oct. =
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\ Young Mother at 20.

"My mother has suddenly been made
young at 7O Twenty years of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her, until six months ago. when
she began taking Electric Bitters. which
have completely cured her and restored
the strength and activity she had i'm the
prime Of life" writes Mrs. w. i. Gil.
patrick, Of DanfOrth, Me. Greatest
restorative medicine on the globe. Sets
stomach, liver and Kidneys right.
puriiies the blood, and cures malaria.
Biliousncss and weaknesses. Wonder.
ful nerve tonic. Price SOC. Guaran.
teed by The Bloss Drug Go and r..
Ncy Williams.
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The independent Vote.

1t used to be that man, discon-
tented with party conditions, and
dissatisfied with the manner in
which political bosses manipulated
affairs, was referred to as "kicker."
Today the men who hold aloft the
banner of independence represent
The best manhood aud the finest
types of citizenship to be found in
the land.-Huntington Advertiser.
The Advertiser Is correct and
many Democrats of Wayne county
will vote this year for the candidates
of the party that mas reduced their
taxes.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications aS they cannot r.,,l, ,t,.
"'7et7ed portion of the ear. There i- only one.
way To cure deafness. aud that i~ by ,.ntt.t, -
'",'"HhI remedies Deafness i~ caused by an
lnudWed condition of The mucous Iinin,, ,,f a..
u-t1chidu Tube. When this tube rs iutlsu,rd
"u nave Il bling sound or imperfect hcariu,,
'"H Whcn it ~ entirely closed. Deafness t- th,.
result 3nd unless the Inflammation can be taken
yut ana thts tube restored to its normal con
ul'"n' nearing VIII be destroyed forever: nine
,"0e0 out oi ten are caused los Catarrh. which
~ ~ nothing but an infamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
W VIII give one Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused bv ,,t,rrh' ,t,, az. 49,
not not Toe cured by HalPS Catarrh Cure. send Tor
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Danger From The Plague.

There s grave danger from the plaeue
OF coughs and colds that are 80 ureyaS
lent, unless you take DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds Mrs. Geo. Walls, of Forest CITY.
Me- writes: It's Godsend to people
lVlng IN climates where coughs and
coids prevail. ! find it quickly ends
theIp' III prevents pneumonia, cures la
grippe, gives wonderful relief i'm asthma
and hay fever, and makes weak Innga
strong enough 10 ward off CONSUMPTION.
coughs and colds. soc and 81 90. Omar.
anteed by The Bloss Drug Co, and X.
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And this is what IL so fortunately
set forth in rhythmic beauty by Car~
ruth's profoundly spiritual stanza:
a haze IS on the far horizon,
An infinite tender sky,
The ripe, rich tint of the corn
fields,
And the wild geese sailing high;
And all over upland and lowland
The charm of the golden rod.
Some Of us call it Autumn,
And others call il God.
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Born.

To MIR. and Mrs. l.. 4. Sch,ar.
last Sunday night, a daughter.
Oct. D. REporrrR
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THE COMBINATION OF THE YEAR.

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All the above for one year to
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but by the heroic work ON the part
ot ITS parents the baby was resuscit.
ated.
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Office of

Office Of
Louisville College Of Pharmacy.
First and Chestnut,
Louisville, Kentucky.
Feb. 1, 1906.
Mess. N. NJ. Uri 81 Co.,
Louisville, KY.
Dear Sirs:
have analyzed the sampIs of
your MONTREAL MALT RYE" suNy
mitted me and beg to report that
! find same absolutely pure and
free from adulteration.
Res'ly yours,
G.. l.. CURRY,
Professor of Chemistry
Louisville College Of
Pharmacy.
For sale by a. II. CHAPMAN.
Central City, w. Va.
$3.50 per gal. j; $1OO per quart.
Mail orders filed promptly.
to1noY
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kGNOVR.

X.
Mrs. j. Mahoney has returned
from a weeks visit at Waverly.
Ira Spooner. of Portsmouth. WAS
circulating among friends here Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. K. +. Partlow were
Sunday guests of friends in Ash.
land.
Herbert Haywood is spending a
few days with friends at Dayton.
Ohio.
Mrs. John Payne was calling ON
relatives and friends in Ceredo
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. b. Morris called ON
friends in Huntington "Wednesday
morning.
Engineer John Osgood is over
from Coal Grove this week visiting
his parents.
Mrs. J. II. Keesec, of WAYNE,
was the guest of Mrs. j. II. Lam
bert, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Payne have
returned from VISIT to friends at
Portsmouth.
Miss Myrtle Cyrus left TUESDAY
for Bristol and Knoxville, Tenn, 90
visit friends.
Mrs. w w. Jackson. who has
been lndisposed for several days. is
much improved.
Mrs. f. f. Way has returned
from visit of several weeks TO rel
atives in Chicago.
J. B. Porter came down from
Shoals Sunday and spent the day
with kenova relatives.
John Aiken was called to Roam.
oke, Va, Sunday on account of
the death of his sister.
Miss Anna Kelley and Mrs. Har-
ry Jack were calling on friends at
Catlettsburg last Saturday.
Mrs. j. II. Teubert, of HuntIn0-
ton, was the pleasant guest of Mrs.
NJ a. lIansford Wednesday.
Several payements do not present
a very nice appearance, especially
those that cows are wont to trod.
Miss Lola Bowe and Mrs. Rat.
lItl Of Camden Park, were calling
on friends in Kenova Sunday last.
MIR. and Mrs w. Is. Harris left
Tuesday for Welch where they will
visit Mr.. Harris parents for a few
days.
Arthur Dixon. who has been un-
dergoing a siege OF typhoid fever
for the past few weeks, is reported
no better.
Squire J. S. Crossen has been
very busy the past few days trying
trespassers arrested by Officer
Strother Mays.
Misses Bertha Schafer, Of Ports
mouth, and Bird Brammer, of Rock
Camp, Ohio, were guests last v eek
Of Miss Lillian Adkins.
Miss Sue Pierson, Of Charleston.
was the guest of Kenoya friends for
a few hours last Tuesday. She was
en- route to PearIsburg, Va.
Mrs. G.. II. Osgood and Miss
Hannah McCarty came down from
Ccredo Sunday and spent the after
noon with Mrs. Geo. X Osgood.
Dave Wilson, Of Kellogg, il con
fined to his room suffering from
typhoid fever. The members Of
Mr.. Wilson's family are also very
i'll.
Mrs John Mcclure il very i'll
A delicate operation was performed
upon her by DR.. J. +. York re-
Gently. The operation - thought
20 be successful.
At a meeting Of the directors Of
the kcnova Poplar Manufacturing
Co., held one day this week. the
genial and accommodating r.. r..
Way was elected general manager
Of that concern.
The ladies Of The VI. +. church
gave an ice cream supper ON Thurs.
day evening Of last week. From
the sale Of the cream, cake. etc
the amount Of Sl7 was cleared.
The church debt has now been
liquidated and the deed is i'm the
hands Of the trustees.
The infant child of VIM. Recce
fell of the bed last Sunday morn.
ing lighting on its head and received
such injuries that it was unconscious
for time. For a short while IL
was thought the child was dead.
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Tragedy in Carroll County.

Green Forest, Aug Ill Denton Baker shot and instantly killed his father-in-law, Houston Breed- ing, late yesterday afternoon al Denver, ten miles east of here. Baker at once surrendered and was taken to Berryville ia. last night. There had been trouble between Baker and his wife, and the parties all met at Denver yesterday and Baker wanted to to assist his wife in carrying their baby home. Breeding objected. Hot words ensued, when Baker drew his pistol and shot Breeding dead where he vas standing in store door.
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Cured Nay Fever end Summer Cold.

4. J. Nasbaam Batesyille, Indiana, writes Last year l suffered fer three months with ] summer cold SD dis dressing that it interfered with my business. l had many of the sym D. toms of hay fever. and doctor $ pre- scriptlon did not reach my case, and l t0ak several medicines which seemed only to aggTavate my case. Fortunate lY I insisted on having Foley's Honey and Tar and itQuiCkly cured me. My wife has since used F9leY.s Honey and Tar With tue same success. Nelson ,N SearcY.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-17
PITA AND POINT.

Some people are always Tn trouble. When everything else is all right, theif shoes hurt
 Sometimes they say t is ease Of mother-in-law when t Is only q plain case of bad husband.
 Talk with any man long enough and he will tell you of some celebrity who is his personal friend.
 If you think you have no one in the world who Is interested ill you tie up one of your fingers and pour liniment over II.
 Men are a good example of what long training will do. Nearly all of them are natural savages, but have been trained 10 be halfway decent Atehson Globe.
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JAPANESE DANCES.
They Are Not Highly Amusing and
 ire Not IndeIicate.


 The form of amusement eff a dra- matte nature that most interests the traveller in Japan is the eeisha dance also tie kagura. or common religious dance, and the adzuma-mai, a religious dance performed in the ancient Shimo- Gamo Shinto temple near kFoto These dances are not particularly amusing 10 witness, though all sights of the kind are more or less amusing when witnessed for the first time. The best geisha dancing takes place in Kioto. the next best in Tokyo but so called geisha dances may be seen in several of the large towns.
 Almost more interesting to see, how ever, are the religious danees. Hi the kagura. for instance. the dancer usual ly wears loose white chemise gar ment, pair of Tapping trousers gen erally of bright red color, and long, transparent covering formed like a cloak and ornameuted with designs re- semhline crests Her hair hangs down her back in q single tress flowers adorn her forehead. and her face is beslneared with white compound said to consist chiefly Of white lead In her hand she holds a bunch of small bells that $ not unlike q childs toy. This she shakes at intervals during the dance. Sometimes several girls dance at one time, but in every case their movements are accom- panied by mournful, sacred chant and by a tune played upon drum and flute by priests It is wrong to sup pose, however, as many Europeans who have visited Japan do suppose that the mikakoodori dance is indecent About the genuine geisha dance there is nothing even indelicate or sugges- tiye.-St. James Gazette.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-17

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Unclaimed warrants issued prior to July l, 1905, s196: unclaimed warrants issued July l, 1905, to July l, 1906, s966. sa; warrants outstanding July l, 1906, s767.so
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MOURNING COlORS.

Black, which expresses PriTation of light. is worn throughout Europe and America
 Violet Is the mourning color of Fur key. Tn France purple ard violet were used as mourning for royalty.
 White. the emblem of ..whlte handed hope" expresses mourning in China. In Bokhara the color is dark blue.
 Pale brown. signlfying the withered leaves, Is worn in Persla and grayish brown, meant to represent the color of the earth, Tn Ethiopia and Ahysslnla.
 Yellow, typical of the sere and vel tow leaf. is worn In Egypt and Bur ma, and among the peasants in Brit tany widows caps are always yellow.