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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-12
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You can buy your library on the
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-12
HARMONY LODGE, No. >, I. o. o. F

Meets every Monday evening at 1880
In |. q. O. r. Hall. Fort street.
II. Il. llENDitN. Secretary.
ELMER L. SCIIWARIBERG N.G.
Ali visiting brothers very cordially
uylltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-12

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23
sMALLEY ITEMS.

Mr.. Howe, VINO has been in this
neighborhood for the past two or
three weeks, departed for Twin
Falls SUNDAY
1t has been rining hard here
for the last day Or two. Between
the rein and sun most of the snow
has disappeared from the lee Of the
hill 81 les and alt Of it from the
valley nd the ground viii soon be
ready for blowing.
Mr.. Arthur has a force Of men
working on his grade on the south
side Of the river He says that it
will take about two months to put
It in shape for travel.
Mr.. i wton and family moved
to the Randall ranch, which is
about two and one half miles be-
low Clear Lake They are going
to run the place for Mr.. Randall.
Chas. Arthur has been crossing
his hay from Joe Madelena's place
during the past week.
Bert Randall Of shoshone, was
down on the river Sunday. He
has been staying with Mr.. slnalley
while here.
BIr. Robertson is down from his
place above here to help on on the
grade.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23
HEPBURN LOCALS.

James M. Hyatt lett FRIDAY
evening for a short business "TRIP 70
j Use.
J. J. Cennors has organized an
orchestra Of seven pieces. Regular
practice VIII be begun this week
Frank Adams Is IN shoshone at
tending libel SUIT Tor three thoas-
and dollars damage. brought
against the Southern ldaho ne
view
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23
CLEAR LAKE DOTS.

The weather is still on the i'm
prove.
Quite a heavy rain fell here Sun
day evening
The snow IS about all gone in
chs locality
0. Il. syster and wife spent Sum
day in Hagernan.
Geo, Lamb expects to have the
new water wheel going soon, which
lie is putting in for Otis syster-
Joe Madelena is busy at work on
his ditch, getting in shape for
spring.
S. D Briggs expects 70 rent the
Briggs farm Tor the toming year.
Chas Ingersoll is moving on The
north side Of Snakeriver this week
It looks | Ike there would be a
heavey crop Of fruit in these parts
the coming summer.
Assessor Pickren and viii Parry
were 1t Clear Lake last week.
Henry schodde was in this To-
caIity gathering cattle few days
ago.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23

son were hauling hay froin down
the river few days ago.
Only one valentine reached this
burg. That Of the little red school
house.
Those evicted tenants who find
themselves out in the cold will do
well to call on Thomas Byrne Jr.,
who is running the Haven ef Rest
Hotel"
Michal Byrne was a visitor in
Shoshone Monday.
Now is the time to lay in a good
supply Of groceries before the roads
get worse.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23

pup ses. This is the De-lnnirs
of a gigantic enterprise that mean
much for this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Johnson gave
a party at their home on the after
noon Of the 18th Of February to the
little friends Of their son, O. P. Jr,
it being the fourth anniversary II
his birth. The rooms were beaufi-
fully decorated with liberal dis
play Of the national colors, bnt the
prevailing color was red, which
was everywhere visable, with the
initials Q. 2. Jr-, painted upon
them. The features OF the arrange
ments for the comfort and enjoy
ment OF the guests were very plea
ing and unique, dae to Mrs. John-
sons skillfnl planning. The bifti-
day cake was surrounded by four
red roses in each of which was u
small white wax candle When
the table was surrounded by tho
happy little tots, their host lighted
the candles and the matrons werea
or time kept busy in serving
turkey, sandwiches, chicken salad,
Nabisco waters, red lemonade, big
red cherries, cake, ect., to the little
ones. In the music room was q
round table, in the center Of this
was a large, red box, heart shaped
and decorated with red crepe pa
per, and large bows of wide ribbon,
in the box was a valentine for each
little guest, lacking one, which was
silver star Each little guest
took its place at will around the
table, and taking one Of the small
hearts in their hand drew from the
box the valentine that was attach
ed to it., which they retained as q
souvenier, the one drawing the
star drew a prize, which was
beautiful heart shaped satin sachet
holder made by Mrs Johnson, and
trimmed with ribbons and lace and
contained a box Of perfume.
The prize was won by Alma
Middleton. The afternoon was
spent in games, and some excellent
music, which was furnished by
Mrs. DuSault and Mamie Middle
ton on the pianos. There were
present; John and Russell Croco,
Earl and Arthur Justice, Runyon
Scott Iorns, Donald Dusault, An
drew Millet, Beth Croco. Ethel and
Florence Justice, Alma Middle
ton, Beulah Iorns, Arks Millet,
Ruth Dilatush, and Mesdamcs
Croco, Ingraham, Villa Justice,
Iorns, Otis, Dusault. Dilatush, and
and Miss Mamie Middleton. Tie
ladies present pronounced it the
most delightful and perfect party
that has ever been given in the
bend. L. M.H.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23
BURN EVENTS.

Snow is going off slowly.
Last call for your crop Of ice.
How about that proposal, Pat.
School closes this week.
Pat Byrne made a flying trip to
Rock creek this week.
Tom Hughes who has been work
ing Tor Joe Keefer, returned home
Tuesday.
VIM. shrunk broke road to the
Zimmerman ranch for hay.
A broad smile-and- yes its SO
boys, come up and have some
thing, led to the information that
the Postmaster is the father Of a
u pound boy. Mother and son do
ing we'll
I'D. Murphy and daughter Ag-
mes, who have been visiting rela-
tives here the past few days return-
ed to shoshonc Monday
John Koets was in this neck Of
the woods a few days ago doing
some surveying for five or six par
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Byrne went
to Shoshone Monday
Alpha Kinsey and B. B. Mower
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23
Jossr1aal r~1
Special correspondence.
WOOD RIVER NOTES

Charley Peck and the Dudley
boys have been quite busy getting
horses out Of the snow in the hills,
useing snowshoes, as the snow was
too deep for saddle horses.
The 2nd Will be remembered in
this community for the social
dance given at the school house, in
district No. 20, by the Misses En-
ma and Emily Peck, and B. NJ.
Ivie, in comm incarceration OF their
birthdays which for all three, hap
pened the same date. A large
number OF their friends were in at
tendance and tripped the light ia :
tastic, to the ducet tones, coax ed
from the violin, by Cal Allen IN
his inimitab.e style. About mid
night all were invited TO partake OF
a bountifnl spread, provided BY the
young hostesses and their friends.
after which Terpsichors again held
Isway, until the wee sma' e~urs adj
monished all to desist, and seek
that much needed repose. SO essen
tial to beauty and perfect health.
On the evening of the 9th, the
numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Sims gave them surprise,
which proved to be the event of the
season After friendly greetings
had been exchanged, and all had
became comfortable after a ride Of
several miles, with the mercury
lowering around zero, the exercises
were opened BY B. M. Ivie, with
some very choice selections on his
talkaphone, after which Messrs.
Allen and Peck tuned up their VIC
Inns and the regular program was
rendered in manner which indi-
Gated that everybody was enjoying
him or herself to the limit. How
ever, this report would be very in
complete without mention of the
refreshments. served at the proper
time, in the proper manner. Mr..
and Mrs. Sims gave ample evil
dence, that they feel just as young
as they used to be, and that the
roses, that 50 amply decorate their
temples, have only changed their
color, from red to white In due
time, after adieus were said, the
guests departed for their homes as
happy as mortal can be.
Rev Edward Pratt conductes a
singing school every Thursday
evening and Sunday school on Sun
days. which are well attended and
nightly appreciated BY the young
en- members Of the community.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23


and her husband INN adiately de-
parted to attend she funeral
On the 18th, Mrs. s. E. Gridley
received a message from her broth
ers summoning her to come at
once to them at Los Angeles, Cal.
The message contained no particu-
lars. The same day Mrs. Gridley
was on the way accompanied BY
her son Arn-ld.
Several days ago a stray deer
wondered into the bend and tramp
ed up Dan Jones' meadow, tore
down Jacobsons' fence, ate a lot OF
Billy OWNS hay, browsed in Wal
ter Cooks orchard and INSTRUCTED
the e. S. mail. OF course it was
natural for the mail carrier tc
shoot at it to scare it away, and al
SO fur the farmers to protect their
property. Anyhow the deer was
killed, and some one informed
Deputy State Game Warden b. T.
Livingstone, who came up from
Boise on Monday and found the
hide at Jacobsons' and the head at
another place. He arrested one Of
the jacobson boys, who was fined
s15. and costs by Judge Durfee,
with the understanding that all
.concernea should help pay the fine
The trial was not concluded until
late at night, and it was a solemn
and affecting scene when the angry
farmers and stockmen were fishing
in their jeans for money to pay
their assessment with. The War
den said the deer hide was spoiled,
it was SO full of bullet holes.
Ernest Millett came up from
Boise last Wednesday and is visit
ing his parents.
Charles and Edward Dilatush
and Billy Coltharp have been en-
gagged in surveying the power site
for the Riley Creek Bowdcr Mill.
preparatory to placing the order
for the big lead pipe and turbine
wheel which will furnish the pow
er. They have 10000 inches of
water with 81 feet fall which will
produce between 500 and 900 horse
power. The mill will cost $50 600
which is all subscribed, work on
the mill will commence in a seort
time and will be completed as soon
as possible.
The Shoshone Falls Power COM
pany, represented by Manager
Aikens, Attorney HaIilton and Civ
il Engineer Biglow have purchased
and located land on each side Of
the Lower Salmon Falls, also right
of-way to the land Of Roy Boyer,
Erwin Condit, and John Condit to
the rapids Of the Malad for power
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-02-23
AAGEaMAA HAPPENINGS

AAGEhMAA HAPPENINGS
Albert Hartwell, OF Roseworth
attended the dance on the 18th.
VIM. johnson came down from
Shoshone the 18th, and returned
the 10th.
Mr. and Mrs Dahlquist Of Ka-
noka were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Thompson last Tuesday.
Joe Coston weo has been Hello
Grip in Billy Coltharps Telephone
Exchange, contracted nervous
prostration, and will go to mining
with John Frazer.
Carter Edwards of Kanoka was
in town the 10th.
The IA year old son of Mrs. Des-
sic Durfee is seriously i'll with APP
pendicitis.
The Is month old son of Mr.. Kel-
ly is very sick with pneumonia at
the Buckeye ranch.
Harvey Dixon is on a business
trip to HALEY.
O. P. johnson left for Idaho.
Falls, Pocatello and Boise last
Monday.
Leo Uhrlaub has sold his ranch
at Sand Springs to Mr.. Bell for
$1,000. He gives POSSESSION the
firsq of April.
jill. Schoolor and F. N. Uhr-
laub were in town last Saturday.
Domingo Barlogi has had a Sc
we're attack Of neuralgia for sever
al days.
The salmon Falls Power COM
pany are having quite a lot Of To-
cation work done. Ed Conroy is
experimenting it.
Ross Updegraff was in town from
Lewis Ferry last Saturday.
Len Jeffers has gone to Gooding
where he expects to remain for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson
took their departure on the 18th
for St. Joe, Mo, whore they will
visit with Mr.. Johnsons relitivgs.
They VIII also consult physicians
in regard to Mrs. Johnson health,
which is in a serious condition.
Mr.. johnson will return in three
or four weeks, but Mrs. Johnson
will extend her visit to sister in
indianapolis, Ind, and will be
away through the summer.
Pete Duffy was down from Cas-
tie Ford the first of the week.
0. F. Bacon went down to Boise
last Sunday to be gone week or
two
Miss Gertrude Berry closed a
very successful term Of school in
the Sand Springs district last Fri
day and returned home.
A daughter OF Marion Savage
who was visiting Mrs. john Hay
den was thrown from a horse last
Fgiday, and one Of her limbs was
very badly bruised, 50 bad that
her father could not move her to
her home near Gooding, when he
came down Saturday
The son OF John Hayden, who
has the pneumonia, is much better
Last Saturday, the 18th, Mrs. 2.
NJ. Niles received a telegraphic
message informing her OF the death
~ bor brother Gporue Roherrv
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
ITCHl TTCHl ITCHl

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

Makes lie now - safe in that city ~
m the higher uplAnds r. W Good.
loe who reside, ON Duttnu ~ IN Wa.
co, Ter needs NO sea wall Tor safety.
lilo wt,ivs, 4 have used pr King's
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SO aud 81 IA rral hNtls frrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

News has reHched thi. city ~ the
marriage ~ Miss Roberta A. Virgins
aud l. V Williams, which occurred NJ
the home oi the brides parents In
WAycross, Ga, on Thur'dsy. August o
Mise Virgins 10 we'll known aud
popular In this city, Paving made sew.
eral visiu here She 10 nice. oi NJ.
and Mrs } u jarvis. aud young
lady ofa most Amisbls disposition Her
fFiends-hers will extend c,ugratulA.
tions
Immediately after The ceremony
Mr. and Mr Williams departed for
Ito, Springs, Ark and points In the
West, where they will spend thvir
honeymoon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
WILD WITH
ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke Out in Spots All
Over Body-Caused a Continual
itching for Two Years Doctors
Medicine Did no Good Cured at
Expense Of only SLIPS and Now
THANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

some time ago wrote Won for O
book on the Cuiicura Remedies and
received II o. X. and went and bought
the Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did
me more good than any medicine ! ever
used. They cured me Ofmy skin disease,
and | am very thankful TO you. My
trouble was eruption Of tho skin, which
broke out in spots all over my body,
and caused "A continual itching whifh
nearly drove me wild at times. got
medicine Of a doctor, but il did not cure
the, and when | saw in IA paper your
AL, sent 10 you for the Cuticura look
and ! studied my case in il. then
went 10 the drug store and bought one
cake Of Cuticura Soap, one box Of Gu
iicuu Ointment, and one vial Of Cuti-
Cura Pills. From tho FIST application
| received relief. used the fint set
and two extra cakes Of Cuticura Soap,
and was completely cured. had
suffered for two years, and ! again
thank Cuticup for my cure. II you
wish, you may publish this. Your
friend forever, Claude y. johnson, Maple
Grove Farm, X. +. d. Walnut, Kan,
June Is, 1905"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
TWO new ROUTES
TO Be ESTABLISHED
PostOfice Department FavOring
People of Alachua County.
rHs POSITION PAYS WELL

One Route Offers SSH Per Year,
While Another Pays S72o-sxami.
nation for Carriers Held Saturday.
Seven Applicants for Examination.
GAinesrille and Alachua county are
TO have tWo more rural free delivery
routes, which have been ordered by tho
poSiotiiee department Of the United
states government - be established
Monday, September IL.
The establishment, Of these routes
was one OF the last acts OF our re-
Gently deceased postmaster. Judge
George J. ArHbw who manifested
snch deep interest in the welfare and
advancement of cur postofflce Judge
Arrow, through the forts OF whom the
tTst route was established, was always
ambitious in the matter Of improving
the service, with the result that he.
with the assistance of Others. ind Decd
the government 10 establish these
new routes Route No. |. which ex.
tends To JonesvilIe and Bennington
sections, has been established about a
year, and has proven highly satisfac.
tory This resulted in the two new
ronte. which are to he established.
EEma nations were conducted Sat-
nrday for carriers, for these routes.
There were seven applicants, five white
md two colored, The examination.
which vas conducted by Clerk B.nj.
" Arrow nuder civil service rules, was
lfld in the city council chamber, and
a greater part OF the morn.
ng. While the examination is not very
IL ia quite a lengthy one
'hen IL comes to questions, a number
I which require some fgnrinR. a
The routes will bP known ~ No 2
nd No g. Route No 2, which will 90
ia Rocky Point and Arredondo, will
. eighteen and half miles round
rip, while Route No 3, from Gaines.
lille to Fourteen. mile post near La
rooSe and returning via Hague and
he Devils Millhopper, will cover
Eenty.eiRht and one.quarter miles.
quite No. 2 will pay 1912 per year,
nd Route No 3 t72O per year, the car.
er to supply and sustain his own
'am.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
AN AUTO FACTORY
FOR GAINESVILLE
A New Industry Which Will
Prove a Big Thing fer City.
A MODERN ESTABLISHMENT

The New Company VIII Manu- setJre
Sell and Rent Automobiles, and VII
Also Make a New L ghi Sad 10 De
Equal to Any.
Mr.. Lilienbun ~ Nee York has
formed a company 20 cell ard man.
ufacture automobile and new light
that far surpas.e. electric hight and
ess light.
The company have leased the prem.
fees opposite the po.'ot'ce. and have
already erected one u the must A..
tPActiye sigt , IN the city
They intend ~ extend the factory
with the first steel building in Gtlrr..
willie, extending from the present buili.
Ing to Masonic street
The company also intend ~ bid 10
supply the power ~ the Gainesville (
Green Cove Railroad and Cana Com.
pany, who are quietly taxing .ub.crp
tloEs for stock TO the cnmpany, and it |
10 confidently expected that the rail. /
road will lay the fret rail before the
end Of this year.
The Gainesville Automobile Com.
pAny intend 10 Manufacture and cell
and repair automobiles, the new light
and motor boat, marine and station.
AIRY engines. They also intend to store
and csr for autos, and teach the art
OF running ar auto without having the
telegraph pole. removed from the
street 20 make room Their AdyeT.
tisement will be found in this paper IN
n ieE days Watch for It. and should
you see the light in n store 20 white
that the electric light looks yellow, II
Ia one Of their lights
Another Good Man Gone Wrong.
He neglected to take Foleys Kid
ney Cure a. the first sIghs Of kidney
trouble, hoping II would wear away,
Ind he was soon = victim Of BrIght'a
iIseass. There 10 danger In delay, bat :
Z Foley's Kidney Cure Ia taken ~
'nce the symptoms will disappear. the
Iidneys are strengthened and you are
Don sound and we'll. A, X. Baw Of
Ind, had to get up ten
70 twelve times in the night and had
severe backache and pains In the O
hneJs, and was cured by Foley's :
iidDey Cure J. " McColum 4 Co. "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
A wss Choes

On lraSnlnH ~ the resignation Of
" y sh~au A' ptiaeipal oi The Uui,
vrrs'iI ulgh School ~ Ga,pessillp this
paper sA' aepnt IA snEEr''. ~ the
log'eal successor o. iha, inpariAaI
position, Professor ION =. NcRsath
Hut ,h. suggestion convs 100 ate
The CauaII Boari ~ Plhlie lharue.
i,ou II AlacAua eouniy hAs foFesiAll-,i
all sues .asss,,loas ~ promp, seuna
Professor Mcbesth he. hesh apeoi atsa
pfluelpal GAINESVILLE - 60 - eon.
eratalatsd oh eueh wtss chOics IL
ipeaus eVva,sf sacecss icT vss ~ tbs
b~si hieh sehSnls IN FLORIDA -
Augast4hs Hseord
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
RECIPROCITY.

recognize the fact that the success Of bopk NINA, h
bnit on the prosperity ~ It's customers, ban o0
.hsRe OF depositns and worthy borrower. ia
p''cA'u WIN c1uHeou. treatment friendly connssI "a
tT"Th IN" bank sind its customers VI "a"hgs De-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
Tho End OF tho World

~ Troubles that robbed l.. u. Wolfe
OF Bear Grove, In OF all use.
fulness, came when he began TAX.
ing Elective hiltsrs, lie writes
" Two yrats Agu h,dnsy t,ouble caused
me great suffering, which I wou ID never
have survived had not taken Electro
Bitter They Also cured me Of geo.
etalde6ility" sure care TOE all slom
ach, liver aud hidnry complaints. hloud
diseases, heAdache. diTsine,s aud
weAkscss ~ bodily decline Price On,
Guaranteed ~ all drug storcs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
James Stephens Painfully injured at
LIneh's Mip. Fairb hnks.

Gbnehs Mi", FaWblnks.
James stephens. we'll known IN this
CITY, vas the victim OF y painful &C,
c'drnt Friday which came near cost
ing him h's hie, aud from which it IL
.aId hs sustained two iractured ribs
and three severely bruised limbs.
Mr.. stephens has been employed Tor
some time ALIhe sawmil of John 2
Lynch a. Fairbanks. tie WA working
about the log drum on Friday, when a
chain suddenly broke. striking him In
the chest, iraciuring the ribs sud also
'nlnrlne both legs aud hi. left arm
Mr. stephens was unconscious for
about two hours lie was brought 60
a physician IN this city where he Was
tr'u'citAted after hard work. He -
out again, but IL will be some timp be.
Tore ho Ni'l be- enabled tn resume his
duties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

The question
OF Title the
hrst consid-
GRAFTON tor
the investor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

Cincinnati Aug l Emerson Mott
jar ared Ia vas KILLED by an electric
esrren' and his mother. Who attempt,
cd Ia rescue him vas fatally iuiurcA
"a W1,hAms'ilie Clcrmout county san
day The bow threw coil 10 small
wire over TIE hos,l, charEvd wire ~
us Traction the but was Instantly
kiilee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

Major damn. editor aSa manas~s
Of ras Coas,lIa,iosslisi. Emluenss
NJ sAen be wee ssFssJ ai,aeesa
hour yssrs ago BY Flles eoasst q eet
% hgeklset AFnNa Salts. % uA.sh
- saJs IL eatsa ne 10 tee esys aud
ne tr0ahle elnes." Qairksst healer 81
esFes, sorss. eo,a ant woenas 1ss a.
Ill afug stores.