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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-02-09
ARTICLE I.

AmeOumeuJ vi Tue OOuSGiGutiou
and Bylaws
Section /. The Constitution and
Bylaws, or any part thereof, may be
altered or revoked by three fourths
vote of the Club, one weeks previous
notice have been given Ia writing to
each member.
Section 2. A motion to tefnpor-
arily suspend the BYLAWS shall re-
quire two thirds vote OF the meni-
bers present,
BYLAWS.
Section 1. Business meeting; shalt
be held on the first Friday evening OF
every month.
Section 2. Practice meetings shall
| be held on Monday, Wednesday, and
! Friday evenings betweeh the hours OF
7P. M. and 10 p. M.
Section 3. A Quorum shall consist
of eight members.
Section 4. Special f1eetihgs may
be called at any time by the Presi-
dent.
Section S. No members shall be
allowed In the building in a state OF
intoxication. No rheiiibef Shall be
allowed I'd use tobacco In any form
while id the building, NOR stall d
member be Permitted to Use profane
or Boisterous language nor do any
thing that is detrilhental to the Club
or its liieliibers.
Section 3. Any member may be
fined, expelled or suspended, If he
, disobeys any OF the rules, or If he
, fails to pay h,s assessments after d
three weeks notice, Provided, That
no member shall be fined or expelled
without first having been given a fair
and impartial trial before the mem
bers OF the Club at one of the reghlai
business meetings.
Section I. Incidental expense:
), shall be met. from time to time b,
assessments levied upon all thember
: by majority of the Board of Direc
: tors.
% Section 5. Visitors may be ad
q mitted BY Special invitation OF, ant
accompanied by members OF the Club
" They shall be subject to the sam
restrictions as are the ii!embers.
r. Section 8. The Club, in busines
,e meetings, shall be governed by Rob
ert's Rules of Order.
ii AMENDMENT TO SECTION t:
IS The Constitution and By. Law.
K. or any part thereof may be altered c
&c CONTINUED ON PAGE TwoJ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-02-09
The Yellow Fever Germ

has recently been discovered, 1t
bears close resemblance TO the ma.
laria germ. To free the system from
disease germs, the most effective re-
medy is DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Guaranteed to cure all diseases due to
malaria poison and constipation. 25c
at DR.. E. Wenz, drug store.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-02-09

Of the Club, and make such purchases
as the Club may direct. He shall re-
ceiye all money, and disburse the
same only by order OF the President,
with the consent OF the Directors.
Section .. The Marshal shall Ell.
force good order and take charge or
the balloting, at all meetings.
Section s. The Directors will make
such recommendation for purchase as
they think proper, to the Glib. Thee
shall take charge Of all property Of
the Club, and at the expiration OF
their term Of office Shall present 4
written report as to the progress and
condition Of the Club, and an account
of all PROPERTY coiiiing into their
hands.
Section o. 1t shall be the duty OF
officers to deliver to their successors
all property belonging to the Glib.
ARTICLE 5.
Membership
Section /. No person shall be eligi-
BILE to membership who is not d resi-
dent Of Rathdrum or vacinity and
who has not attained tile age of tlf-
teen years.
Section 2. Applications for MEM
bership must be presented by mem-
Der Of the Club, In writing, at any
regular meeting. A three fourths
vote Of all members present shall be
required to elect the same.
Section 3. No person shall he ad-
mltted to membership until the pay.
ment of One Dollar (Sl.OO9, except
students OF the Rathdrum HigE
School who shall be required to pay
but flfty-cents) to the Treasurer and
giving assent to the following obliga-
tion: "You do solemnly prohiise to
support the Constitution aud By
Laws of this Club and perform to the
best Of your ability all the duties
assigned YOU.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-02-09
ATHLETIC Club ORGANIZED.
In Rathdrum for Mental and
Physical Improvement.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS.
Gymnasium and Reading Room
Officers Elected.

At meeting held at the High
School building in Rathdrum, last
Friday night, an athletic, literary
and social club was organized. The
committee, consisting OF w. H. Edel-
blute, G.. w. Spoerry and Henry
Reiniger, previously appointed to
draw up a constitution and bylaws,
made its report. The constitution
and bylaws were adopted. They are:
CONSTITUTION
We, the undersigned residents of
Rathdrum, Idaho, do hereby organ
ourselves into a club for the purpose
of mental and physical improvement.
ARTICLE l.
Name
The name of this organization shall
be the Rathdrlm Athletic, Literary
and Social Club.
ARTICLE z.
The place of meeting of the Club
shall he at the Rathdrum High School
building.
ARTICLE. 3.
Officers
Section /. The Club shall have the
following officers: President, Vice.
President, Captain, lst. Lieutenant,
End. Lieutenant, Librarian, Assist
ant Librarian, Secretary who is ex-
offico Treasurer, and Marshal. All
officers shall be elected by ballot at
the beginning Of each year and shall
hold Office throughout the year or un-
Til their successors are duly elected
and qualified. In case Of vacancies,
officers may be elected at any regular
meeting.
Section 2. The President, Captain,
Secretary, Librarian, and Marshal
shall constitute toard Of Directors.
ARTICLE 4.
Eligibility and Qualifications.
,, Section /. No person shall be
eligible to the position of an Officer
unless he is member of the Club ID
good standing.
Section 2. All officers shall assent
to the following obligations: "Yol
do promise to perform the duties de-
volving upon you With fidelity an(
impartiality?"
Section 3. The 1st. Lieutenant, il
the absence of the captain, and tn
2nd. Lieutenant, in the absence o
the Captain and the lst. Lieutenant
shall preside over practice meetings
ARTICLE 5.
Duties of Officers.
Section /. The President sha
preside over all business meeting:
and fulflll the duties OF his office a
prescribed In Roberts Rules Of Orde
Section 2. The Vice Presider
shall assume the duties of PiesideI
when necessary.
Section 3. The Captain shall pr
side over all practice meetings, an
give all necessary information. i
may recommend any purchases to II
: Board Of Directors, and is authoriZ,
to make incidental expenditures, ar
to render an account of the same
i the first business meeting after sa
expenditures, and will be held !
+ sponsible until the acceptance
same.
Section 4. The Librarian 81;
have charge of the reading room dl
ing any and all meetings of the Cl
and, with the concurrence of t
= Board of Directors, shall prescri
and enforce such rules and regulatio
for its management as shall
- deemed necessary. He shall purcha
- with the consent of the Board of /
= rectors, all necessary literature
the use Of the reading room.
&c
!, Section 5. The Assistant Libr
~ ian shall assume the duties Of I
al Librarian when necessary.
hs Section 6. The Secretary sh
lie keep the minutes of the busin
nd meetings, and record them In ii
He shall conduct the corresponds
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-02-09
Teachers Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Kootenai County Teachers asso-
citation will be held at Standpoint on
the 18th.
Following is the program:
History and Its Value. o. R. Shern.
Discussion, ]. w. Ramsey and
Clara Sydow.
The Institute. Sup't R. c. Egbers.
The Value Of Mathematics.
R. H. Mcmillan.
Discussion, Bertha Reeder.
NOON INTERMISSIoN-
Modern Methods in English,
R. Garfield.
Discussion, Susan L. Davis.
Model Class in Story and Dramatic
Work, Bessie Hall
Paper-Subject to be selected,
]. D. Huston
Importance of Professional Training
to the Teacher, G. w. Sporty
Discussion, Agnes Kleckner
Several excellent musical number
will be rendered in connection witt
the work outlined in the program.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-02-09

If you want an up-to-date sectiona!
map of Kootenai County send 500 to
the Panhandle Abstract Co. II
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
District MeetInu.

J. A. Crossen attended the dill
trict meeting of Knights Of PytbIalS
held at Milton the sth inst. H@
went as a representative Of Red
Cross Lodge No. l19, Of Kenovs.
Mr.. Crossen reports large attend
ance at this meeting and says thai
much good to the order throughout
the district will be the result
thereof.
Among the most important reso-
lutioDs adopted at this meeting was
one making it compulsory upon lo-
cal lodges to send delegates to the
district meetings, and one extend
ing the term Of officers of subordi-
nate lodges; that is, eleoting all Of
them for one year These resolu-
lutions will be presented to the
next meeting of the Grand Lodge
and of course will hsye TO be passed
by that august body before they
can become law or put into effect.
The officers of the district meet
ing are Lewis Talley, President /;
Virgil l.. Hall, Vice President; A..
l.. Rymer, Secretary.
The next meeting will be held st
Hartford City, Mason county, Sept.
3, 1908.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
Inspiration and Expiration

"B. BILL" the East Lynn cor
respondent of the Wayne News,
must have been "rootin' and nos
ing around" in the "county wa
gon shed" on the public square
when he "smellsd out" that half
column Huntington dead nigger
story" that is so gracefully com
posed, and so thoroughly convinc.
ing as an ARGUMENT AGAINST COURT
HoUsE REMOVAL from Wayne to
Ceredo
Now, "Bill," ordinarily We like
you, like to read your communI-
cations, but ia this effort, We feel
that you have been "poaohing''
for idess, and have irespassed up
on the private INSPIRATION BUREAU
Of the Wayne Citizen.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17

line At Wayne. Will you oontiune
to "ohance it" longer at the risk OF
the many for the benefit of the few
Most Of you have long realized the
disadvantages of the present loca.
ton, but you have been powerless
to correct 1t. You have never had
an opportunity to correct it.
Now that an opportunity is pre-.
sented; an opportunity which you
need not hope will be presented
again soon. When you can with
out cost to you as tax. payer of the
county, exchange your present court
house, and your present county seat
for newly built and equally as
good court house, located where il
Will be as fully protected NOW
against fire, as any court house in
the state, and in what must be the
greatest business aud financial CEN
ter of your county, a point where
you will not have to wait a day
even to have your county town grow
so you can enjoy the benefits of
railroad and street car half. hourly
service, ample tire and police pro.
lection, electrically lighted streets,
the best of side walks and crossings.
hotels, banks, stores, schools and
churches. All the couveniences YOU
usually find in the cities, now ready
for your use and enjoyment.
Then add to this the fact that
when you are required to be at
court, any spare day or hour can be
utilized in attending to your busi-
ness in any of the adjoining cities
in West Virginia, Kentucky and
Ohio.
All these advantages and benefits
are yours, voter, without price to
you; can be had now, by a simple
vote in favor Of removal OF county
seat, on Feb'y 9Th, next. Will you
join those who believe that the con
tinuation of Wayne as the county
seat will be a grave mistake, and
seize this first opportunity ever
offered to correct it, thus comforting
a lasting benefit upon your children
and doing "THE GREATEST GOOD TO
THE GREATEST NUMBER2"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
NUMBER q

sick patisnt on our hands. You.ao
tax-paycts of the county have for
years, ,riea' ssost every remedy that
it's immedias6 family has suggested.
still, it gets weaker and weaker.
Don't you honestly believe that a
change OF climate, change of
Doctors, and some of the same med
icine that has acted SO favorably in
other counties would greatly i'm
prove and strengthen our county
seat if brought from its present ex-
posed position to the proposed site
on the Ohio river?
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
REID And REFLECT.
History of Wayne's County Seat for Sixty
Three Years.

| the state, are better prepared to
fight fire successfully than Ceredo
and Kenova.
And at this point let us say that
the proposed site for the court
house, as near the line between the
two towns as possible, is so situated
that in case of fire it will be pro.
tected by either or both of these
wholly independent water works
systems. We venture to say there
is not a parallel situation for court
house, ike this, where it can be pro.
tected by either of two systems of
water works, in the whole United
States. Consider this you tax-pay.
ers of Wayne county who lost an
$4,000 or $4,000 public
building for want of a little water
at the right time and place. and
then say do you think it wise, and
ifor the best interests Of all the peo-
pie of the county to continue for
another generation or two, to put
up expensive public buildings at
Wayne, when there is no hope,
now or hereafter, OF provision
being made by the town authorities
for water enongh for fire purposes
TO protect even a stable2 Do you
think it prudent or wise to continue
this state of affairs any longer,
placing not only your public build
ings in jeopardy every hour of the
day and night, to say nothing of
the county records stored in your
buildings, the loss of which cam OF
be estimated, and which would GER
tainly have happened at Wayne,
had not the fire occurred i'm dav
time, and the people shown the good
sense not to rely upon the so. called
"fire proof VAULTS" which fully
proved their worthless security by
a total collapse. Again, voter Of
Wayne county, do you think it is
best for your interests, or your
children's interests, to continue this
situation any longer?
l
FACILITIES.
Ceredo and Kenova are jointly
Incorporated as an independent
school district, with new and com
modlous, modern free public school
buildings, amply supplied with q
corps of fifteen high grade teachers,
afording educational facilities sec
ond to none IN the state; and 10 the
matter of church facilities, there
are in the two towns, six commodi-
ous church buildings Of all denomi-
nations common in the county.
While in the matter of hotels,
boarding bouses and restaurants we
are amply provided to accommodate
all who may come, be it to court,
county convention, teachers insti.
tute or any other purpose. and at
rates to suit your pocket, from so
cents to 5000 . day.
TIE MOST PoPULoUs AND PRoeREs-
sIvE BUSINESS CENTER IN THE
COUNTY.
Ceredo and Kenova, have, in the
years of their brief existence, a.
compared with Wayne, the present
county seat, acquired joint popu.
lation of 1900 OF 1000 people, a
number of large manufacturing es-
Establishments, employing labor st
good wages, together with = large
number of successful merchants
representing all branches Of trade,
and the only National Bsnk in the
county.
Notwithstanding Ceredo expert.
enoed . severe loss, . few years ago
when the oigar box lumber manu-
factory was burned, and keuovs
has experienced some less disastrous
fires in the last few years, the two
towns today show . ioint valuation
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17

The soothing and comforting effects
Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, when
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thus circulating the blood through the
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ture TO permanently remove the trouble
entirely. Sold by Bloss Drug Co., and
r. Ney Williams.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17

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and bale, thus allowing the liver 70 e.
sumo normal activity. Good for the
complexion. Sold BY Bloss Drug Co..
and r, Ney Williams.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
Continued from last week. J

hS HuCSb'Ou batuia aiiy iotioWs,
what have the court house removal.
ists to present in support of their
proposed county seat location2
Briefly as possible we answer:
Two sister towns, a fence only be-
tween them, both incorporated, and
both many years the junior of the
present county seat jointly occupy
ing about three miles of the Ohio
river front and extending back up
the Twelve Pole, and up the Big
Sandy to include the first hills.
UNEQUALED TRANSPORTATION FA-
CILITIEs.
Four railroads pass through both
towns, up and down the Ohio river.
The Chesapeake q Ohio, the Balti-
more & Ohio, the Norfolk a. West
ern, with its. junction point of three
divisions, the Tug Fork division,
the Twelve Pole division, and the
Columbus division, together with
the Camden Inter. state Electric
street railroad, having the best and
largest class of equipment found on
any street car line in the country;
running every thirty minutes from
o'clock a m. to midnight, from
lronton, Ohio, to Guyandotte, w.
Va, nearly thirty miles, and afford.
ing easy and cheap access to Guyan.
dotte, Huntington, Central City,
Ceredo, and Kenova, West Va. :;
Hampton, Catlettsburg, Sandy City
and Ashland, Kentucky; car fare
from Ceredo or Kenova to either
end 10 cents; and for FIVE cents more
you can 60 on to Petersburg, Coal
Grove, Ironton and Hanging Rock,
Ohio.
ALL THE UP-To-DATE CoNvENIENCEs
OF LARGER CITIES.
Both Ceredo and Kenova, are
supplied with natural gas for heat
ing and lighting purposes, the
cheapest, cleanest and best fuel and
lighting product known to the
world.
Both Ceredo and Kenova have
their streets electrically lighted, all
night, every night of the year; with
not less than eight miles of new
cement or brick pavements laid
along wide, straight, well graded
streets in the two towns, upon
which you can go from the Big
Sandy to the upper end of Ceredo,
or from the Ohio river to the hills
back of the town; and to every de
pot, hotel, church, school house or
store in either town, and do not for
get it, freestone or cement Cross
walks across every street on the line
Of these miles of side walks.
Both towns are connected by lo1g
distance telephone, with all the
neighboring towns on the Ohio river
IN the three states Of West Virginia,
Kentucky and Ohio.
AMPLE WATER SUPPLY AND FIRE
PROTECTION.
Each town, Ceredo and Kenova,
has IT'S own independent gravity
system of public water works, With
mains and hydrants on all principal
streets, supplying good, wholesome
water for public and private use,
and ample FIRE protection to the
buildings Of each town. Each town
has lie own organized fre company,
equipped with hose reels, and hose
sufficient to put from two TO four
streams in any dangerous section of
either town, together with ladders,
ares, chemical FIRE extInguishers,
and other appliances for fighting
Ere. We srs proud Of our Ere pro-
lection in both towns, and oau truth
fully say, no towns Of their size in
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
Big Expenses

Citizen, writing in the Wayne
News from Kiahsville, springs a
new ite m of expense for the tax
payers to foot in the court house
removal contention, which we
frankly admit we had inadvertent-
ly overlooked. The important
item referred to ia the enormous
cost OF moving the county records
and books to Ceredo. Removing
the records, we suppose, if We
cared to be rightdown extrava-
CANT, mi ight cost the gigantic sum
of four or five dollars; but we
will do 1t for less, by loading them
in car with other material and
pay the cost ourselves, We ex-
pect TO remove the county seat
free of cost to the tax payers aud
by gee-whillikins, we will go you
one better, and move the records,
too, If 1t does make us dive down
into the remote depths of our
trousers pocket and fish up an
extra dollar or two. OF course
we did not figure on having to
shoulder this additional burden
when we agreed to build court
house and deed it to the coo atty,
but we are not going to bel
"chinchy" in the matter; 80 u
will see that The records are land
ed in Ceredo, free of cost to th Is
county. How will you vote, now
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17

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