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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-27
Board Cf Medical Examiners
SECRETARIA

E! Martes ; de Abril sc celebra-
ran examenes para los aspirantes 1
licencias de MGdicos, Practicantes y
Comadronas
Los que desGen Someterse 4 eXa-
menes dcberdn presentar una solici-
tud, cuyo modelo puede adquir irse
ben por correo 6 en- la ofcina de es-
Ia Secrctaria.
A dicha solicitud deben acompa-
iarse ciertos documentos que acredi~
ten el dcrech0 de los aspirantes 4
tai eNamen.
Los aspirantes 4 licencias para
practicar Ia Mcdicina y Ia CirujIa,
nccesitan presentar el tftulo 8 diplo-
ma dc MGdicos Cirujanos expedido
por Universidad s Escuela bien acre
ditadas y pagar un derecho en- Teso-
reTia de IS dollars.
Los aspirantes 4 Practicantes de
ben exhibir I'm certifcado, hacienda
constar una practica por TN tempo
no menor de dos amos, nbradO por
un mGdico en- servicio de Hospital 8
en- Clfnica particular Pagaran diez
dollars por derechos dc eXamen.
Las que aspiran a Comadronas
cumpliran el mismo requisite, pagan
do solo 0ch0 dollars.
Las solicitudes podrdn presentarsc
desde la fecha de publication de este
anuncio hasta el 81 del mes en- curse.
Para informes y envio de docu-
Imcntos. dirigirse 4 esta Secretarla
San Francisco Is 8 apartado ~.
DR.. u. Qucredo Bde>,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-27
Camas, COIchones, CoIcnonetas, AL.
mOhadas Y Catres de Alambre.

Tonemos surtidos especial precios sin
competencia: CANVAS todas de hero a
$500 asf todo 10 demas:
No comprar sin yer ell surtido en- ell Gran
Bazaar de Novedades de GONZALEZ PADIN
HNos. San Francisco 38-San Juan 2. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
IN HOLLOW OF 4 TREE
Found Dead Next Day After an
Albright Fruitless
Search.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
HARRISONBURG. VA, September IL
Walter Deeds. a young married man OF
the Fridley Gap neighborhOod. ten miles
east OF HarrisOnburg, near the foot Of
the MassanuttOn Mountains. was killed
by lightning late yesterday afternoon
during a heavy electrical storm. in hoi-
low chestnut tree. where he took shelter.
His body was not found until this morn
ing. Lightning struck the tree in which
he was concealed. and another tree IN
the immediate vicinity. From all ap-
pearances death was instantaneous. The
hair was singed from the back Of his
head. and his clothing was burned and
his arms and legs scared by the light
ming When he did not return a search
was instituted and kept up all night.
without any trace OF the missing man.
His father. Cyrus Deeds, and the young
mans wife found the body about O'Clock
this morning nearly doubled in the mar
row space Of the shelter.
Deeds was about thirty years Of age.
and leaves a widow and two children,
and in addition his father and mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
RICH MAN WEEDS ACTRESS:
COREY TO MARRY ONE SOON
Daniel @. Reid, Worth Millions.
EsPouses Young Stage Beauty
in Chicago.

NHICAGO. Ill, September II
Another stage beauty has cap
tured the heart OF a millionaire
and retired from the glare 81 the
life
rms time II Is Miss Mabel Carrier. who
- mo-" the wife OF Daniel O. Reid. tin
plate and railroad magnate. whose wealth
$40. 600 600.
While no formal announcement has
heen made 10y Mr.. Reid OF his marriage
or the date. 80 IS known that tho core
mony took place several weeks ago When
II was FIRST rumored that the two vyere
engaged. Reid strongly denied II
The new Mrs Reid "a about tvyort,.-
three years old. and was born In h.
troit she is tan and statuesote and
strikingiy handsome Her stage career
had been brief her FIRST engaEernont he
INK minor part IN "A Chinese Hon.,-
moon last year. She next appeared fl,
The Runaways.' and her last engage
ment WAS with tho West Point cadet 80
which had a short life at the Princess
Theatre. I'm New York
Mr Reid IS forty-eight years Old and
has been married twice before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
LARGE SCHOOL ROLL.
Double Tobacco Breaks All Dav
at Wilson.

Especial u Tho Timoa- DlsUatchT
WILSON y. g.. September 1.-THE
Wilson graded school opened yesterday
with an enrolment OF Go pupils. the
largest in the history Of the school. The
enrolment on opening day last year was
56l. The school has "A faculty Of eighteen,
including the superindent. Professor Gray
King.
The sales OF lear tobacco were one OF
the largest Of the season. about 1000
pounds being sold at am average price OF
about ten cents. The Wilson market has
double sales. and IL required the entire
cay 70 soil tho big breaks to-day. Last
week 10000 pounds OF tobacco were
sold on the Wilson warehouse floors. and
IL is a certainty that the sales this week
will exceed 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
MARRIED WOMAN
Ora BBED BY NEGRO
Fought Him OFF and Her Screams
Caused Him TO Flee 20 the
Woods.
CAPTURED AND IN JAIL
Assurance That He Would Have
a Speedy Trial Allays
Excitement.


Especial 20 The T'r-ea- Ty.--.at~p 7
SPENCER. Y. g.. September y -Rys.er
iiet-g. co.ored. was arrested a, hie home
near spencer this morning on the charge
~ assapltus Mrs. Cora Koontz. wife ~
Sir W " koontz. "a well known er.rlova
~ fae Southern Railway f-.re the as
Farlt having been made yesterday after
o0on- Upon entering an clubhouse on
'.e Dor a. her home Mrs Koontz was
SLICED hy rho arm hy the negro WHO ex-
claimed. "I--n sou. have sot Won .-.
and at'empted 20 rau he- into rho building
hy main force
Tire screams 90 Ms Koortz s,o-
frightened the negro on fnat r4 ~eraasa4
h's grip upon her arm and fed 10 tie
woods a young son also arrived ana
sf" tieiliS leaving t1e promises search
"as made A. once. boz the negro could r,t
oc located unri th.s morning
b" was promptly arralgned f0r pre-
urinary hearing before Justice 81 tho
Peace W. 7. Ray. ~ Spencer. and Mrs.
koontz identified him very readily as the
negro " ho made the attack The prisoner
plead guilty AS 20 being iu the house. bur
hpf guilty as 20 making On assault The
evidence WAS very damaging. and Justice
Ray bound hlu over 90 the next term
Df Rowan court under a bond ~ 80. .n
default of which Holig was carried 20 fail
hy chief Cruise.
There was "a slight ripple ~ excitement
on the streets here FOR time. but which
soon subs.ded when u was learned IN.
negro would he sent up for a hearing
~ the next term q the court
He'tg. VINO SIS less than twenty years
~ age, IS considered bad negro having
been recently released from the chain
gang lie has been IN the employ of the
southern here for the past month Ills
homo II ne rnLrfrN ca ~ ~ Gr..--c-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
DR.. BARKSDALE
NOT ELIGIBLE


Especial 90 Ih" l.frr-- Dispatch
LYNCHHCRG. VA. September u ti-y
Attorney y. O. Manson to-day rendered
an opinion relative % The rislt of Dr
r. RarksdaLe 20 qualify ass president az
the city BOARD ot Health. after having
been elected hy the Council holalns that
the physician is Ineligible because he has
not been n resident az The c,t, n slalrlent
length ~ time to become registered
voter. He only hocam. 70 resident of the
city last February
II Is hardly probable that the Council
VIII take steps in opposition % the opin-
Ion OF the city attorney. which means
that the office would have % Do de-
clared vacant and another election he
held IN the near future.
DR. Barksdale is a native ~ Halifax
county. where he has well known and
prominent family connections.
The annual inspection of the Lynchbure
Home Guard, Company =. OF The Seven
tieth Regiment. under the auspices ~ the
State. took place tonight at the arr
mory. the company making iou per cent.
for tho sixth consecutive time. The in-
spection was conducted hv Colonel Jo
Lane Stern, the assistant inspector-een-
eral Of the state There were present
the inspection Colonel w II. Perry,
OF stanton. and Major STANLEY w Mar
tin OF Danville. both of the Seventeen,
and Colonel G. @. Vaughan. Jr.. ~
Franklin. commander Of the Seventy
first
The Lynchburg Tobacco Association has
reorRanized for the ensuing year by the
election Of the following officers. Presi-
dent William King. Jr.. Vice President.
r. Q. stokes: Secretary and Treasurer.
Maury r. Goode; Supervisors Of Sale.
W. J. Collins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
DIVIDEND NOTICE.


once %
Nirginia-Carolina Chemical Compaov
Richmond. Va, September II. f90s
DIVIDEND, NO. 1.-THE BOARD or
Directors have this day declared a divi-
dend Of two % per cent, the same be-
Ing quarterly dividend so. A on The
outstanding preferred stock Of this com
pany payable October -. 1906 when
dividend checks will be mailed To- ali
preferred stockholders OF record at tho
close OF business or September o. 1906
The books for the transfer OF prefer
red stock viii be closed from - NJ.
Saturday. September Goth. until 30 A.
M, Tuesday, October 1G 1905.
$. W TRANERS. Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
TO GREET BRYAN.
Salisbury Preparing an Eventful
ReceptiOn to Him

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
SAllSBl RN y O.. September iI-At
n citizens meeting held here tonight
plans were formulated r. Etve William
Jennings Bryan "a reception here on tho
18th Instant second 70 none in the State
Committees on Reception. Arrangements
and Finance We're appointed. md Bryan
VIII receive q welcome not 90 he forgot
ton. Many thousand vis4tors from vari-
GUS counties will ho here IL greet him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
The Steamer Richmond.

WILMINyTON. y. c.. September II.
The steamer Richmond. OF the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Company, Of Georgetown,
s O.. previously reported tOwed on tho
Cape Fear Har. her machinery disabled
was brought up TO this port late to-
night.
Tn steamer has lost her propeller and
VIII probably repair here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
ON g Of Superintendent OF

Commonwealth OF Virginia.
once Of Superintendent Of
Richmond. september 8 Ia.
SbA LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
|'!Ne1 az tis once until Y n OF MON
ne ~ 9Tpte"laer q. 1906 for the print
or irsin-a Tor one year from october
~. PRINTED schedules showing IN detail
the CIas7.h r4ti1ns VIII be furnished On
app cation to rte bidders, on which an
bIl7 VIII Doe required 10 be made.
contractors ~il be required TO enter
mo b'nd with security. 10 be approved
~ the Secretary OF the COMMONWEALTH
I'F the prompt AID faithful execution OF
tleir contracts
me rifht is reserved OF rejecting any
or az Dos. ard the work will be award
go 4i H-'N i'l7 or portions as the Super
III 's''4'''' may deem q R 2,PPP T;;orro,,
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE RE
celFed at t.s same time and place Tor
furnisi hing tae following papers FOR the
use OF the Commonwealth:
1H frtffs -lA1t 90 10. 40. ] NJ F. Book
80 fet.Hs -51-5 % ID. f. s. Flat Writ
10 reams l.E23 p ID. Flat
81 reams s155 5 SO IS h. h. NN9 10 Ts5ssr
Papers to boo delivered at such times
~ 0inat ties, and into such places
our ctatee f0r freight. drayage or
sfnr. ge
haiers viii furnish samples OF size
and weights advertised for. The right
Us reserved 20 reject any or all blds
Nn'" i.ii4 fnr paper will be opened
M tnr pleasure OF the Superintendent
DAVIS BOTTOM
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
waueuton. -. c.. August 20 1896
ltF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR
ifrru county n. c.. invite sealed
Ut Ni'rtis for the erection and compile
Ion ~ new county courthouse al
this place. agreeable 10 the plans and
SIG nrations prepared by Frank T.
"ii".in ~ Co. architects OF Washing
t'n. j. N Said plans and specifications
" ir Dn Gle no the Register Of Deeds
once ff WarreutoD, n. c. and al the
architects ONCE All bids are 70 ne
t'a.cf and delivered 20 tho Register Of
l'r.le 900 or before 10 o'clock noon
SLY fN PER 18th The succeesfui
tractor VIII Doe required 20 execute
30 i'.i 20 the sum 81 90 per cent OF the
contra price. acceptable 10 tho county
i'f I." FAITHFUL performance of the
''NIft.' Tho commissioners reserve
'.t fIf't % reject any aud All bids
.ifr0i ~ STALLTNGS. Chairman
Board ~ County Commissioners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
Has Been Observed Before.

This new enthusiasm over Mr. Rr,.,,
IS just the same as he has always ox-
cited except on election day Detroit
Free Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising IS cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE.
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
eooKeiNDiNo AND PRINTING.

BLANK-BOOK BINDING AND IOR
and Governor Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
COAL AND WOOD.

IF IT IS WOOD YOU WANT 'Pu0Nr,
TO the Wood Man for wood informa-
ton; special summer price on \ & ~
Pine. Virginia Pine. good Oak for heaf-
ers and cooking. Oak and Pine slabs
n speciality. sl75 half cord Phones
1920 and 1863. 120l West Broad T. r.
lone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
BOARDING.

81 w GRACE HANDSOMELY
ftrr shed rooms with all modern COM
Nenf-nre- tr-t-cla~S table. rooms for
slrCIe gentlemen 1~ trarsieuts
MISS pITZER. 11t EAST FRANKLIN
Handsomely appointed house. good ser
Vice private baths.
NIcEIY-FT- FINISHED ROOMS WITH
trst-claes board ar 10c East Clay.
WANTED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE
hoarders. everlthinC hrst-class Table
the very best 400 East Main Street.
ToARDERs WANTED WILL. TAKE
t.e~ far Sweet Brian MARY o..
ELLIS Amherst va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
NOTICE.

10000 TO LEND on DIAMONDS
watches and Jcwelry az New YorE
rates - interest RICHMOND LOAN
~ p !, p, Largest and Most Reliable
ESTIMATES C-IEERFr-rI.y GIVEN OK
awnings, Tents ard Flags; prompt WORK.
large STOCK II. K. COPELAND * co,
Phone &76.
N.oTIcE-.IF YOU WILL SEND ME
Se.is,(..i Se9d yoG one gallon ~ corn
" iiISKEY HOUSE. Clarkseile. va
CN SEPTEMBER 18TH FNIr FINDERS
".iI open frst-class tailoring csfab-
-r''nt az 64 East Main street.
NIoHT SCHOOL
FIT YOURSELF FOR a BETTER r.oSt-
L.un ry attending our nigat school
bookkeeping. shorthand. typewriting
..e-'o. grammar spelling and pen-
''.-.--...f tAol" lgA4y taught. Tuition
f'es reasonable and when desired. may
i'iii i-'Ni--t- CLASSES begin Monday
i .r.,ioeI I'm. Catalogue. Civ
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
90 East Main street
>tgIIr CLASSES MEET MONDAY
and Friday nights from
'3 D.r.'rN Remember the open-
r+1-t September 17th
MASSEY DSiNESs CCLLEGF.
AXE T,r SATISFIED VIM YorR
s.t class. Tuition. thee mons.
MASSEY BUSINESS coLLHGE
BAKERY.
Is a frrFS THREE Pound
ftri9in Cake pounds
rs natfa bread largest in cIf,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
FOR SALE.


! CONTRACTORS AND CARPENTERS
/ We have The best lath that can boz
mace out OF pine. cut true as 90 thick
h,SS ana width pun up nifty 80 "a
t44t cur them exactly four feet long
HARDWOOD NOVELTY CO.. PoNua-
Tan Courthouse. Va
n25 Will BUY LULU wILKs. BY
Seorse Wilks. the sire Of Wyourins.
os IA. and many others OF her class.
N.bi. ZI6 "a. SIX years old 152 hands.
sound only reason FOR selling. have no
- ior her; using automobile. OF
-.lN, information see Groom az ny
,@uIe' Is West Hamilton Street ba'"-
FOR sALE-TRIGG SHIP YARD EQUIP
Ineht. consisting Of machinery. tools
soOr 70 room supplies. motors Q5 n p
70 10 n Pl. electric ceiling fans, sin
sIe and double betting. shaft.ng. hang;
ehe.6P 0"eys; etc, igHTSer ,, END f iISS%
snip Yards. Richmond. va
COUNTRY STORE. GENERAL NlER-
settled healthy country. near railroad.
t"Irg "a cash business. f1~ sale az sar-
r.1ce. honest reasons given. Address
W hfS. Gordonsville. Va
SPECIAL AND PATENTED MA
ideas developed r-anlfa cturcd and mar
httedt Liberal proposiuon. Will save
yQ1 money. g. y FORD co. Triss
FOR sALE-ONE SECONDHAND TOP
Buggy, one Surrey. one Dayton Wa
som one fhaeton-aN In hrst-class or
der. and newly painted. A. MEYERS
N''N9' u" SOUTH Eighth Street.
OF ACCOUNT OF BREAKING Up
housekeeping Wish % sacrifice rrv
S""et-tonei Stier piano. I'm use only
or time. wil take Jess than halC
Address + 81. care This office.
CHEAPEsT LINE or R1-NARours
TOP hlgs.es and Slrries in the CITY, don't
forget f. w. C. SMITH. si4 y Fifth
BIG BARGAINS ~ DIAMOND.
Watches ana Jewelry largest. most re-
liable RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
Nlnth street S. Rachrach.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
r-lS,, -fnSs a9d tlaSs IN he South;
los North Ninth. Phone ISIS w.
WANTED-To SELL A GASOLINE ~
''F 'N"tI. good as new STANDARD
make. Address u Jos. care This o.H--.
WANTED.
WANTED "A GENERAL OFFICE Man.
prefer one experienced fro che tobacco
business SKATE experience. salary eN-
Ieried ana reference. Answer own
handwri-irg Address J. u n r.-e
Times Dispatch.
WAN fhh-HY s THOROUGHLY COM
lrtent young lady teacher piano NM
l.-S' ar t.e.r homes 81 preferred. II. &.
X this office.
WANTED-sMALL FARM. IMPROVED.
must Pc near railroad station or good
market Address r 2s Bouinrbrook
street. Petersburg Va
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
s." WILL RfY MY HALF INTEREST
10 recently started business thar can
soon %" made Oh paw "a prl1t ~ $40 to
H-.N MOI t1- business Legitimate. -c-
spectacle. nom mercantile. n0n-Suec1ila-
I.". would suit % Young man who liAes
once work ana managing. Address j.
lNi. care ttis Office
NOTICE.
so 600 TO LEND on DIAMONDS
watches and Jewelry az New YorE
rates - Interest; RICHMOND LOAN
CFFICE. Largest and Most Reliable.
22O Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
MEETINGS.

THE CAPITAL CITY CLUE WIFI.
hold irs monthly Meeting U-rr'N- ~ y
pay NIGHT. September u 1910. at s.3o
Clock after which the men!hers Will
adjourn - fhe dining hall where a
Nl"ptuous spread Will be sc.vcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
Professional Help Wanted.

TEACHER WANTED rEACTFTl ~-0IT
lh course. fliEn School and
'N' fnf history and geography. sixth
''tl ana eighth grades. Address.
ENIns experience and testir,onials'
A'rN h"N. ~ Hampton. Va
W WANTED TWO LADY ,rrA,rrr-r,e,
Tor punic school I'm Northampton couu-
- must have certificate from Superi1-
t'NN'nt or Inspector. Please give refer
t.'e. w. +. THOMAS. NassaNatoN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12

a ABOAED NIT TRAIN IIE
CIarkrv Tie with your orders FOR
Whistles u ali kinds. TWO-YEAR-OLD
FIGHT EAR-OLD CORN WHIsK EY.
RS AND Jug. RYE WHISKY
FROM = 100 TO 800 PER GAITLN.
". n. loorh 81 no longer ln the WI - ey
business. as the Mann Law broke him
- send a. orders 20 THE CIAKs-
VILE WHIAKEY HOUSE. Clarksviile.
Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12

PLEASANT ENIPIo INVENT r q y
young ladies' and girls. light work. e.
20 $ earned while lea~ninC. g. viii nav
You - Investigate this WHITLOCK
BRANCH AMERICA CIGAR Co.
Twenty-third and Cary Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

DOCTORS BUGGIES-A SPECIAL LIN 70
of close or op-u tops. steel or rubber
tires. high-class, az low prices. w q
SMITH. 3l4 y Fifth street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12

- f' lAI THIS WEEK TT>Ts 2qc
lozet. QUARTS &C.,. dozen. faIf ysilor'
dozen iiDA ELL BROS We East
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-09-21
Local and Personal.

S-<N~NN@ ~>F~>>>> - ~>r><~N~T -
Cash for cordwood. See Yates the
lumberman.
Yates pays cash for cord wood at
Dinsmores Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson spent
Sunday in Moscow.
A. L. Nelson left for Quincy Mon
day to look after his homestead.
Senator Fred T. Dubois will open
the campaign in Troy October 4th.
Olson & Johnson this week unloaded
full car load OF lime from the kilns at
Orofno.
Erickson, the photographer, is at
the Troy studio every Saturday.
Remember this.
c. w. Tompson and wife are now
in the east visiting friends. They will
be away a month.
Esther and Elsie Larson left Sunday
morning fer Moscow to begin their
studies at the University.
The work on the Rietman block has
actually commenced, and will be
pushed to an early completion.
Attorney Oversmith has purchased
from Axel Olson of Nora, the Scott
cottage two doors south Of Days livery
barn.
Miss frankie Billow Of Moscow
visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Shelle-
barger, Monday, returning Tuesday
noon.
Theodore Reid, one of the head men
Of the Potlatch Lumber Company, with
headquarters at Deary, was in Troy
Monday.
c. A. Broman this week received a
car load Of salt, placing him in line to
help keep Troy at the top notch as a
trading point.
S. A. Anderson, cashier Of the First
Bank Of Troy, left Sunday for Lacrosse,
Wash, to look after business interests
in that section.
E. H. Anterior this week gave the
interior OF his blacksmith shop a coat
of whitewash, adding much to its APP
pearance. He has also added another
coat of paint to his two dwellings in
the same block.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-09-21

For Sale: Six fine Angora goats
S ews and a buck. Will sell very
cheap if taken soon. Enquire Of J. F.
Ogden or H. Enholm.
Malaria and ague, chills and fever,
always bring down those Of low vitality
keep your vitality with Shaw's Malt.
For sale by c. w. Tomrson.
George Brady, the veteran prospect
or Of this district, arrived in Troy Mon
day from Pierce City enroute to his
mining claims in he Ruby creek dis
trict.
A harvest ball is announced for the
18th of October in l. o. o. F. hall in
Troy. Music will be furnished by
Tucker and Gammon's orchestra from
Pullman.
Postmaster Olson, accompanied by
his brother John, a recent arrival from
the East, made trip the first OF the
week into the timber belt north Of
Troy in search OF timber claims.
Rudolph Knott, local N. P. station
agent, has been in Occur d'Alene City
during the week visiting his many
friends in the city by the lake where he
was employed by the railroad company.
Mrs. M. I. Brock has formed part
nership with Miss Velma Humphrey Of
Lincoln, Nebraska, and have opened a
dress making establishment in the
Steelsmith building first door north Of
Christie's store.
A turnip weighing 12H pounds, and
raised by Miss Eunice Bricka on her
fathers place on Driscoll ridge, was
left at the News office Wednesday.
1t is beauty and upon examination
found to be solid to the core.
John Botten is looking for half car
Of malleable steel ranges, the kind that
the peddlers peddle for S78 and the
Troy dealers sell for 500 and SOS. If
you don't believe it just take time to
invertigate the stove business little.
T. H. Christie, who lays claim to
the title of Pioneer merchant" of
Troy, is expecting car of oil in few
days. Mr.. Christie is another Troy
merchant who buys in car load lots and
is there with the goods when it comes
to demonstrating the truth of the as
sertion that it pays to trade in Troy.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-09-21
Sudden Attack Of Dysentery Cured.

A prominent lady Of Brooklyn n. 2,
writes to inquire where she can obtain
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. She says: "While
stopping at a ranch in South Dakota
was taken i'll of what seemed to he
cholera. They gave me some of this
medicine and it cured me. / brought a
bottle OF it home and have just used the
last drop of it today. Mother was taken
suddenly i'll of dysentery and it helped
her immediately" For sale by G. V.
Johnson.