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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-02

fsIon, the ssuance OF frandn1ent Gil
nese certffcates, extendng ne pro
lection OF the Consulate 70 Chtnamen
as Amer5can Citizens; persecution Of
an American forspurpo Of revenge:
and corruption nice ,These eighty
two charges against Goodnow are suf-
.fetent to cover nearly every chine
ON the calendar. excepting murder,
AID would put hardened criminal TO
shame Assistant Secretary OF State
Pierce has been making the inyesdga-
t3oa which resulted in the recall OF
these two men, and which viii have
the effect OF making several others
step down Mr.. PIERCE visited the
consulates5 at Cairo. Alexandria, Port
Said, Suez, Alden, Colombo. Singapore,
Hong Kong, Canton FSechua Shans-
hal, Eaokau. Chefoo and V1adfvos,
tok His findings of the conditions
of affairs at Canton and Shanghai re-
veal the worst state Of affairs but he
discovers at other ports 6runAaE1s,
thieves and other low characters rep
resert;ag the United States at Fuch-
ia he discovered the Consul to be
past the age for vigorous work" and.
as he says. Closely affiliated with
missionary interests" The confden-
tial report issued by Mr.. PIERCE makes
interesting reading as revealing be
yond question the great necessity OF
consular reform. a reform which VIII
begin at the beginning and make ap-
continents for merit and qualifca-
ton alone. instead OF by influence and
pull as has been the custom here
tofore-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-02
e0UR Rev E1
PROV IDIED For
president AGREEs TO A
AMENDMENT 70 HEPBURN
BILL

WASHINGTON. April e--An i'm
portant conference upon rate Fegista-
ton was held at the White House Sat
urday afternoon In addition to the
President there were present Senators
Allison, Dollirer. cn1iom. Clapp and
Long, Attorney General Moody and
Commissioners Knapp and Prouty OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
They gathered in the Presidents Of
ace by appointment at 2:45 p n.
and left just one hour later When
the conference broke up the tndiTid-
uals. Senators and officials who com
posed It were very retfcent as to what
had taken place and hurried from the
building In spite Of the mystery
thrown about the meeting by those
who had composed It, there was moth
ing at all mysterious about the con-
ference. It was simply a meeting ar
ranged by the President for the ex-
change Of views between those whose
counsel he has sought upon the prob
lens involved
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-02

seven ,3i==cz charges against Foe,
mer Consul General S1Gwade.,ef Can
Ton China. e1e -ishtE-two :eharses
against Former Ccascl General Good
nog:. at Shanghai. are oSered Is Sec
reea-y Root. @ cns State Department,
as az argument :aa1 We should have
a regular inspection service OF OR
Consuiates. The charges against Nc
Wade iacluc. Sacc subjects as gross
drunkenness" tns employment OF q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-02
FOR SALE

One of the best vacant corner lots
il, The city located on Merchant street.
First ward For particulars can on
pr write
JAS. D. LLOYD,
Fairmoct, w Va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-02
Court Review Agreed To.

The conclusion reached was that
an amendment providing for limited.
specific court review is to be intro
duced by one of the friends Of the
Hepburn bill Just who VIII introduce
the amendment has not been decided
It may be said, however. that in Sc
curing the consent of Senators C1app
eta tao etao eta taoinrd1u etaord
and Deliver TO such an amendment,
President Roosevelt has gained al i'm
portant point President Roosevelt
has announced time and again to his
friends that he was in favor OF limit
ed review If his legal advisors aSsur-
ed him that bill unprovided with
such an amendment would be likely
to fail when put to the final test
This. they told him, would undoubt-
ed1r be the result If the court review
clauses were omitted AS the PresI-
dent has contended all along for the
least possible scope OF review that viii
make it pass muster in the supreme
court. 1t may be predicted with GER
rainty that the amendment TO be in
eroduced viii be neither very conpre-
heasive in scope nor extended in YER
biage-
It Is believed that either Senator
Deliver or Senator Clapp. who were
the chief friends OF the Hepburn bun
n the senate. VIII decide toward the
proposed amendment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-02

Fairmont- w Va
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

Miss Scissor. The latter is
visiting Mrs. Drisler for
awhile.
DR.. Ross recently made n
trip to Kansas City To visit
his sister who is quite poorly
at her daughters, Mrs.
Frank Taylor. Mr.. Frank
Taylor with his brother Will
liam is arranging to go into
the general merchandise bust.
ness in Marshall in the near
future.
Peter Bender, Fred Pois,er, aud
Fed Zimmerman w,re up from
Little Rock Monday.
The Bap,is, Sunday School will
have It's cLildren's Days exer: Uses
next Sunday evening.
o. Hupp. Theo. Hup2 aud Mr..
Goodman went to Texas Tuesday
on business.
The Knights OF Pythias had
memorial services at the NJ. +
Church last Sunday afternoon
conducted by Rev. ]. c. Giveus,
assisted by Revs. Henson aud
Clark. After services they march
ed to the cemetery aud decorate
the graves OF nine members. There
was a large a,tendaic:
The colored nan arrested on a
charge OF rape st Gillian last
W EEK, was tried before Justice Ish
Monday and the charge dismissed.
but he was turned over 10 tie
Gillian authorities TO serve cut
the ine OF $50 against him.
Blu mess has been very quiet the
past week, as the farmers have
been very busy with their corn.
J. II. Clark was in from Milan
township Monday shopping.
A w. Meyers handed us his re,
newal Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

Gust. Thierfelder and wife
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Thierfelder's mother, which
took place Monday morning
at the Catholic church at
Glasgow.
Mrs. Erect of Slater was
ming!ing with old friends
here Saturday.
Mr.. Coons and family NOV
ed to New Haven last week
where he will run Il ferryboat,
Wheat is looking fine.
Mrs. Henry Bollman and
daughters of near Slater visit
ed with Jno. Meltzel and
family Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
cRETcHER

There was a large crowd at the
ice. supper at John Van Bus
kinks last Saturday night. They
made over nineteen dollars clear.
We got the much. needed rain
al week. :
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Bal.
ley brought .heir little son. W. D..
to the ice cream supper.
Ar HE Miller Is very III with
the humps.
Miss Willie May Van Buskirk
stepped on a rusty needle about a
week ago. causing her foot to be
come very sore. DR.. Harrison
lanced IL last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOSE h Treece,
sons, Leroy aud Luther. daugh
ter, Miss Nellie, Ed E;li,t, Nor
man Keith, Marshall Hayner,
Misses Edna Akeman aud Ethel
Wilson were visitors 1T Chester
Akeman's last Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Stump, Of
Blackburn, we're visiting the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
O'Neal, the first Of the week.
Mrs. Mary Hayner and liitl,
daughter, Sophia and sons, Della
and Hampton were visitors at ]. p,
Wilson's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall AXE
man and little daughter, Irene
were visiting Mrs. Akeman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conner las
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. d. l.. Watts and daughter
Mrs. b. L. Townsend spent Sun.
day in the country at the home OF
Will Odeli.
John Ho ward Of Cooper Co.,
worshiped in town Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Wood, OF Salisbury,
IS visiting Mrs. G. p. Martin and
other friends.
Dabney Marshall, OF Vernon
County aud X. NJ. Reynolds. oil
Nelson, are visiting Laikin Rey.
nolds and family this week.
Harold Turley attended services
here Sunday night.
Rev. Burgess Of Columbia Mo-,
preached two very interesting ser
mons Sunday at the Christian
cnuich. He will also preach the
hrst Sunday in July.
Mrs. r. o Sheppard was called
TO Seda!ia Wednesday to be with
her father. Mr.. Ferguson. who Is
very sick.
Watson Diggs and wife accom-
panied by Miss Nora Diggs were
in Marshall the FIRST Of the week
attending the League Conference
Mrs. M F. Home of Blackwster
was visiting friends here last week.
Mrs. Home was a resident Of our
town for q number of years and
still has q very tender feeling for
the old town and her numerous
friends.
Rev. L. T. Raney filed his regu.
lar appointment Sunday at Smiths
Chapel.
Carl Grimes and wife went &c
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
NEW FRANKFORT

Miss Estelle Grimes Of Ar,
row Rock is visiting the Mis-.
SEES Haines.
Jno. Slyster is reported on
the sick list.
r. j. Hinzler of Slater was
in our berg Sunday.
Quarterly meeting will he
held at..the Evangelical church
next Sunday, June 10. con.
Quoted by Rev. Eyrf Meyer
of Kansas and Rev. w. ii.
Manshardt of Glasgow.
Mrs. Rose and Miss Nuhn,
both of Glasgow, visited
friends here Sunday.
DR.. Miller of Gillian made
a professional call to our towr
Monday.
Chas. Zahl, wife, and two
daughters, Of Moberly, Mrs,
f. Arbogast and son, of Dial
ton, spent Sunday with rela'
ltives in and near New Frank,
fort.
Chas. Reider of Marshal
spent Sunday with Michae.
Babler and wife.
Children's Day exercises
took place here Sunday even,
ing. A good crowd attended
and 4 liberal collection was
taken.
XNfH tEFgfuf fAtttl.A ttF1tt ttEh NN
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
NEW HOME

We have had a fine rain since
the last writing, which was very
much appreciated.
Misses Doilie and Wayne der.
king went to Marshall last Satur.
day to attend school for a while.
Several from. this place attended
tn. moonlight picnic at Blackburn
Saturday night, all report a nice
time.
Lester Harris and Willis Lemon
we're out in their new buggies Sun
Iday, cutting quite a .well."
Mrs. Mouegali and Mrs. Joe
Monegali. attended Preaching at
Concordis Sunday.
] A. Larue and family, ] J.
Murray and Miss Bessie Knott
visited ID. NJ. Harris and family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Forbes and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Forbes were guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Fordban Sunday.
Mrs. John Dierking and children
we're visitors at Mr.. McKinney's
Sunday.
The annual reunion will be held
at the Presbyterian church near
Elmwood the second Sunday OF
I lis month. Every body are in.
vited TO attend and take their
baskets we'll filed.
ID. M. Harris and daughter
were visitors at J. A.. Larue'.
Tuesday.
Walter and Mrs. Anna Lsrus
we're visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Forbes Sunday.
Seldom Doty, Of Kansas City, Is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Nellie Dierking is staying
a while with her grandparents IL
Sweet Springs at this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
OAK RIDGE

Col. j. II. Orr was buying
hogs on the Ridge Monday.
X. T.. Chism went to Slater
Tuesday.
G.. W. Deer and wife were
in Marshall Tuesday on bust
ness.
Sterling Hays was in Slater
Tuesday on business.
The long dry spell was
broken Wednesday having
about IA l2.hour rain.
The social given by the b.
Y. p. U. was a grand success.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

I : latter's father, MIR. Hams, Of
near New Frankfort Friday re.
turning Monday morning.
Reid Je,er, Of Slater, came in
Saturday and returned Sunday &C
%compauied by Miss Estella Grimes,
who will make a visit Of several
weeks to Miss Hazel Haines, of
Frankfort.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
NAPTON

l.. w. Hanes, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Howard were
shopping in Marshall Satur.
day.
G. c. Hanes came down
from Waverly Friday night
and stayed over Sunday with
his family.
&. A. Murrell, OF Marshall,
was a caller at the postofice
Monday.
DR.. Stouffer and wife spent
Tuesday afternoon with L. II.
Stoutfer and family.
Miss Georgia Mister came
down from Marshall Monday
to spend IL few days with her
sister, Mrs Hally Wood.
Miss Lily Caswell. who has
been quite sick for several
days is able to be out again.
Arthur Forqueran and fami.
ly came down Sunday from
- IN
Slater for "a short visit with
Mrs. Forqueran's mother,
Mrs. Morris.
Miss Emily Bell, of Nelson
came up Tuesday afternoon
to visit Miss Berline ThorI
and attend the supper at DR.,
George Smiths.
The supper at DR.. George
Smiths given by the Ladies
memorial Church Tuesday
evening was attended by 3
large crowd, and seemed u
be enjoyed By every one pres
lent.
j. J. Witt, our editor. spent
Saturday in town looking
after the interest Of this paper,
He was the dinner guest Of 4
~. Shackelford and family.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
HARMONY

Geo Jett lost a valuable brood
mare Saturday morning by being
covered.
Several mule buyers. Joe Stevens
and Joe Shepherd, were through
here Saturday trading.
Miss Bertha Kitchen. of near
Csrrollton, is visiting her uncle,
c. c. Kitchen, this week.
w. l.. Pinkard purchased q new
wagon Saturday from Bure the
Miami wagon maker.
Joe Mullins returned with his
daughter, Miss Maud, Friday
from Glasgow where the latter had
been attending the Pritchett Iu
sti.ute.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
SALINE VALLEY

Joe +. Giger Sundayed in
Glasgow.
Several from here attended
commencement exercises of
Pritchett college at Glasgow
last week.
Madam Rumor says we'd
ding bells will ring in the near
future.
John Bowen, wife and
children of Riverview vicinity
we're guests of Aug. Nulke
and wife Sunday.
ID. s. Price of Glasgow, who
who represents one Of the
best life insurance companies
in the United States, was here
on business several days the
early part of the week.
Allen Liggett, representing
Ayres & Ayres, OF Gillian,
who sell meat so tender that
1t melts in your mouth and
keeps the dentists complain
ing of starvation times. was
here Tuesday selling meat
that makes all feel good.
Frank Meyer, Joseph, John
aud George Giger were among
who took in The Only Ways
Excursion 10 Kansas City last
Saturday.
The Old Muddy is on the
rampage again, but at this
| writing it lacks a few feet Of
being rs high rs six weeks ago
( Bonnie Snitzmeyer, jr. is i'll
with malaria fever at present.
G.. =. Hut. of Gillian, who
takes a great interest IN the
public highways, was here
several days putting the roads
in good order.
Tip Gibson, one Of River.
views promising young men,
was calling on "a friend in our
m dist Sunday.
Misses Julia Velten, Anna
and Theresa Giger, spent
Sunday with Misses Josie and
Iula Colt on Oak Ridge.
Misses Mary and Adelaide
Jobanning went to Kansas
City with the intention of
making it their future home.
Joe Shepard, who watch,s
for bargains In the long cared
tribe, was in the Valley Tues
day.
DR.. W. L. Sharp, Little Rocks
busy doctor. had business
here Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
T%I3&I&&
: County 0e~s :
SLATER
NAMMN

DR.. Ross made his usual
monthly trip to Marshall last
Wednesday 10 meet the pei
sion board.
Quite "a number of the Sla-
ter citizens made a trip to
Marshall last Wednesday.
The members consisted Of
Rev. j. Il. Owens, G. u.
Storts, Rnbt. and Jessie Ham,
Miss Lizzie Goode, Miss Ethel
Orear and Mrs. Mollle Jarv.
is and children.
We understand that Robt.
Gains has been quite poorly
for several days with heart
trouble. From all accounts
his condition is rather seri.
Gus, though he WAS repor ted
TO be better when heard from
last.
Had II nice quiet wedding
at the Baptist Church last
Tuesday evening. The par
ties were Miss Ola Brown
and Il MIR. JaycoX. Miss
Brown is one of the most han
some and intelligent young
ladies' in Slater aud Mr.. Jay
cox is quite IA nice gentleman,
an employee % the T.. x A.
Railroad.
Quite IA good many Of the
citizens of Slater and vicinity
took ad vantage of the ex-
curslon rates last Saturday
and went To Kansas City.
Some stopped ut Higginsville
and had "a reunion of the old
q nfederate soldiers and
claim TO have had quite q
social meeting. Many elo,
quent addresses were made
calling back much of the feel,
ing OF 10y gone days, when
they were bravely fighting
for what they claim to have
been their rights.
The members of the Christ,
ian church are highly pleased
TO be remembered by Mrs
w. Nj. Thompson in her viii
10 the way of a nice residence
building given to the church,
Mrs. Thompson has been |;
devoted member of this
church for "a number of years
and contributed freely to the
christian work in many way,
and in the event Of her death
she remembered the church
as above mentioned, as wei
as leaving something for thu
M|A |". WN
benefit of the orphans home
and missionary work.
Manta Smith Of Louisiana
Mo-, grand daughter Of Dr'
and Mrs. Ross came for IN
extended visit with her grand
parents. She was accom- an
la 90 her way " Slater ~
I'M. Drisler md her friend
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

The Republican has the
best equipped job Office in
Mar shall.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17
The King of Idaho.

This grand play vii. be given In its
entirety sometime the last OF this
month by ltcal talent OF Rathdrum.
1t will certainly be u rare treat in the
line OF theatricals. The play is built
OF possibilities, and embraces beauti-
full scenic effects, and the plot is laid
Ia Wallace, Idaho,in early days when
rough but honest men aud women
made their own laws and ran things
generally. and finishes ia the mud, IN
times 1t carries rich love scenes and
isplendid VEGA Of comedy through
out the entire play. II you are inter
.sted IN Idaho people and their wa, 5,
make IT d point TO watch for the date
lnd see the King Of Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17
Hope.

9TH proprietor II the hotel where
George King was boarding at In Raih.
drum, Will he glad to note hat he is
married, and living happily with
Miss Pearl McDanials al Trout Creek
Montana, where he will receive all
his old friends, the Horel Keeper In.
cluded. with his assistance.
E. A. Allen has opened drug store
at Lawson, Idaho, and he is going to
open drug store at COeur d'Alene
City In a few weeks.
Fl. w. Blanchard If Spokane with
a party of friends have arrived and
gone into camp IN Pack river near
Egans ranch.
Capt and Mrs. Childs arrivptd from
Spokane on Tuesday where they were
for a few DAYS visit.
The insurance company bias settled
up with Mrs Chase for her loss at the
Hope fire. She received ST. 900 thru
Mem unison s. On.
Mrs Martin Ut Hope. WIN Is sick
at DR.. Slusses hospital al Standpoint
is much better and expects to be
home In short time.
Monday it rained all day at Hope,
every one rejoyced around here. The
farmers came to town and had good
| time.
i. M. Jeonnot has force Of mason.
and brick layers at work putting q
sec0nd story ON his new concrete
building which he will use as a bal
and restaurant with billiard rooms.
L. E. Moon and Mr. Mills, two
Stockholders in the Green Monarch
Mine, are here Inspecting the proper
ty. They will remain a month ant
have you'd time on the lake, beiut
the guests of L. II. Jeannot.
/ j. O. Jeannot, Of the flrm OF Jean
not Bros, Of Spokane, is here ON ;
visit with his brothers. He will re-
main for some time to enjoy fishing
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17
Post Falls.

Mrs. Geo. Beadham has taken
charge Of the Kay restaurant.
The contractors have the founda-
tion oMpleted for John Young's new
store building. II viii be one story
frame S7x65 IT. facing on Spokane
street.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Seyforth, their only child.
died Sunday night uf cholery infan-
tnm and was buried Monday 10
EVERGREEN cemetery.
The big 10y drive Of about 8.o00..
900 feet for the McGOldrick Lumber
c. OF Spokane Is progressing along
without delay. Twenty men are em.
ploye on the drive.
Walter Rumbaugh had the sad mis-
fortune to loose all his fingers and
part OF his thumb OF his right hand
Monday while running the edger for
the Post Falls Lumber g. Manufac-
turing Co
Rev. U. F. Hawk, presiding elder
Of The Spokane District, will preach
In the M. E. church ON Sunday morn
Ing next. The sacrament OF the
Lords supper will be administered at
the close of the service.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17
xootenai Gets 4 Representatives.

KOOtenai county will have four
members Of the lower house and une
senator 10 the next legislature. That
is the decision that the supreme court
has reached In the case brought by
the county to determine what rep.
resentatlon we are entitled TO. The
court has not filed on an opinion 10 the
Ease as yet, but IL is stated on tht
rest Of authority, that this Is the
conclusion that the justices have al.
rived at
The line Of reasoning by which this
conclusion Is reached Is that when
the legislature provided for two rep
resentatives for each Ut the counties
,r Clark and Lewis, 1t intended thai
tee territory embraced 10 those two
counties as we'll ~ the inhabitent.
residing within the boundaries Of the
40 counties, should be represented
10 the lower house Of the Legislature
~ four members and that the su.
preme courts decision that the acl
'reatlng those two counties was void,
;ould nut be construed SO as to take
way the representation that it wa.
he intention of the legislature tina
tney should have.
| In regard to state senator, tht
court will hold that the entire ap
D0rtionment act shows that 1t was
ne intention Of the legislature thai
ZACH county should have one stat,
senator and no more, no mattel
whether the county was large or small
and that therefore, when the ac,
creating the two cUuhties was declared
nd, the territory remaining ia KpOt
nai county could not be allowed au'
| more senators than the other counties
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17
Kootenai's Assessment.

Inc assessment roll for 1905 10
kootenai county. which was totalled
last week by the county auditor. foots
up 10 almost 81. 900. 900 assessed val
uation, not including railroads.
telegraph and telephone lines, which
are asses ed Ivy the state and ~ilI
amount to between $1,000, 900 and
$30O0,O00 Patented lands in Koot.
email county comprising 7sO.274 acres,
with other property cIassed as real
estate, are assessed for $2,927 .3O1.
There are 5795 common cattle yalu d
at ST.. $50; 4l02 mich cows valued al
S2,06S; 29l7 horses assessed al ss7. s33
Personal property is assessor tor $Yl5
1876.
The statement also shows the
county Indebtedness, bonds, 80. 900;
outstanding warrruts, $7l.52l.l3,
with cash on hand as an otise, Isl 8, 063
80; leaving net debt IT nnly
l42,45S.4l.
Cash on hand to the credit " road
districts aud towns, $2S,525. To the
credit of school districts, $6I, 1852.
Total cash 10 the treasury, sll7,.
536.l6.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17

A. Nj. Martin of Post Falls and
G. R. Klopf, the county undertaken
of Rathdrum, were down near
Spokane Bridge, Monday, to view
the body found on the Spokane
river several miles west of MCGUIRE
station in this county. Nothing
whatever was found that would aid
in Identification and no marks of
violence were found that would in
dictate foul play or suicide. The
foreman of the section crew on the
electric line, upon seeing the body
stated that it was that Of an old
man who had passed spot where
they we're working on right Of
way between Post Falls and Spo-
kane Bulge az Frid,v iasr. The
man appeared 20 ,s'''lott i-y' 'e
and was =. aren't ter'c :.
the heat. He III an shree OF Jour
cups of ice water from bucket on
their handca, and l,assed on The
supposition now is that the extreme
heat OF that day and his feeble con-
dition, made him to ~ to proceed
far and h. rurn h we,
and rh.,f l,ed rs " (.
where he was found.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-17

Dt8TruOOU ia CublOr0u
During the hot weather of the sum-
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness Of a child's bowels should have
Immediate attention, SO as to check
the disease before 1t becomes serious.
All that is necessary is a few doses Of
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera aud Disr-
rhoea Remedy followed by dose Of
castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev.
NJ. o. Stockland, Pastor OF the first
NJ. Il. Church, Little Falls, MIMI,
writes: I'VE have used Cham berlain's
Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
valuable remedy. especially for sum-
mer disorders Ia children" Sold by
Dr.. f. Went.