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CHESTNUT Hill AND
n. HIGH b PARK

Il Miss Nettis Mosby. 4 * Fourth Aysnus left
last Friday sfor Waynesboro. VS., VII eFs sne
Will spend some time visiting her o.other ro;n.
Miss Lucy Wade has returned 70 n .n n -
Third .st'E n.ao
who has boen quite sick for several DAYS y
sN Mrs, s. " stacy and daughter MRS e. 9;
Denoon.of Highland Park are IN the suest Il II
= Mss Ii Leila Winsaed q Highland PARK LIT
last Thursday for New rsey: where here sne W.
spend y!sitl,ns relatyess
where sBsnS tSo guest
., her aunt. Mrs. llliam Regain. Of Fourth
E slsxS eas Sssa CUTE
guest q friends in ( G,;,to ,e,s
It Al her h hoexV 8on Foar.h Avenue.
Hssatfss
sus IL. 4
Fourth Avenue for he past several X gay "a
Isl slowly inlprov!n Y, :, =. q, Il !, VI ~.
.ass: fs'fG
s,s4a ii. hes ts sss2 tss
I'D NJ aster2 O. ". vaug CHAM, OF Highan Park;
left Thursday for33 ng,ls "a g county to spono
The regular H Sunday morning and evening
service Will be held rat PARK GnurSn:
schooi 4 beginning at IS: 80 o. clock .I-T-S 2S
Hoiaday, Fourth Avenue u continues
qIds Edith Yarbroukh, Of Chestnut Hill tis
,sspendng some time with friends In NsRrolk.S
n Mrs a w. i. Pollard has q returned 5At 70 neg
residence 81 on Fourth Avenue ~ after spending
some time at the Natural Bridge and lu ray
Cave. 81 =, y, 4, ", ", ~
dav for, Norfolk Va. where she will spend
the summer with relatives. n,
Miss lillian Watkins is spending some time
V Miss Annie sm tn left Saturday 70 spend
several weeks In King W llliam county. III.
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!. UPPER { EHENRlCO

The entertainment given In the Green
wood Methodist Church last Wednesday
was a marked success. forty-odd dollars
being realized for the parsonage, Among
those whose talent deserved praise were
Misses Mary and Halle Swami Tl1ll,
Georgie and I.ethia King, Lavln!a Tiller
and Myrtle Stone, and Messrs. Edgar,
Willie and philip Hill,
Mr.. l., W, Ia llaferro. Of Richmond.
Is spending his vacation with relatives
at Glen Dale, 3$ Ii N Isl Il
Miss IIallio Swami Hill, OF Yellow
Tavern. left Monday for Charl ttesyille.
where she will spent six weeks attending
the Summer Normal,
Mrs, IS. r, Ford, of Laurel. Is Visiting
her mother at Malvern Hill,
Miss Annie Pierce Is the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Willie Treyyett. X
Miss Mary Budd Anderson is very III
at her home. on tho Mountain Road. AZ N
"a George Piper and little brother, Keith,
have returned to their home after
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FARM CUNT. NEWS

Miss Maude Reed has returned to her
home near Polls. King William county,
al ter q visit OF several weeks to her
cousin, Miss Inez Reed, OF Twenty -sec-i
Sond Street. III u 81 Y 55iS3
@ Mr.. Mahanes and his daughter, Miss
Mabel Mahones, Of Louisa county, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. y j..
Morris. have returned home. 2i.}
s55ss. Nlrs. Alice Crowder Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Willie Coles, In Newport
News. III 5s .5 55 Ii
Mrs. Leila GARNER has gone to Ches-;
terrified county, where she will spend the
sumner with relatives. Il ~ i,s
Al, Mrs. H. CT Roney, OF Rocky Mount, N !:
C., is the guest OF Mrs. Nicholas Roney,
Of Twenty-first Street III
5sf Mr.. Il j. w, sSSEnnia has returned from
Bowling Green, Caroline county, where he
Alma and Annie are spending some time
wi tn relatives In 4 Caroline county. gl y
The home Of Mrs. Edward M. iAcree,
4 OF Howard s Grove, was the scene OF q
beautiful marriage Thursday night at O;3O
q clock. when ter sister, NJ iss Charlotte
johnson, became the bride OF Mr. Robert.
st. F.. Smith. Rev. DR.. J. j. Haley. Of
Seventh Street Christian Church, oiti-s
!ciated. Tho decorations were Of sweet
meas, the Color 6chetllo DelnS SW!ItlclF civ
green, and was very artistcally carried
out by the entire lower floor being IN
white and green, with Master John Hend \
ricks and Miss Willie Acree holding RIB
bons OF sweet peas, which Joined the
aisle which led to thu beautiful impro-
yised altar OF green and white. + Master
Byron Richardson acted as ming bearer
and carried the ring on a satin pillow. boz
dored with sweet pea colors, Va, Is i
The bride wore an exquisite gown @
white Crepe de chine, with trimmings
OF Oriental lace, and white picture hat!
vi sweet pea trimmings, and carried a
shower bouquet OF sweet peas Her sister
Mrs. Edward AGREE, was m iron OF honor,
and wore handsome gown OF gray crepe
de chine. q sS x S2Saip
Miss Bessie sclater. was maid OF honor
and wore a beautiful gown Of red, and
carried a large bouquet OF sweet peas,
The following young friends OF the bride
we're bridesmaids; Misses Susie Bates N
pink; Ellen Bates On yellow; Gertrude
Acree in blue and Beulah Rurch ~
lavender, They carried shower bouquets
OF sweet peas to match their gowns, The
bride was given away by her matron OF
honor, Mrs, p. M. AGREE. The brdegroom
was attended by his brother, Captain ".
G. Smith,, OF Newport News, Va, Al it3
The couple left for an extended North
ern tour. Upon their return they Will re.
side on Towards Grove Hill, and will
be at home to their friends after July
18TH 5ti 3G ill h Ais.65{t
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JUSTICE. John .LONGED
FOR { !. !. SHADED {. IA |: POOL . !:
Fishing 1nstinct Strong in tbs; the
.Jedge---Quick but Even
Handed Justice.

Ii II wal terribly hot, and the ledge was
tired The gaping crowd stood q around md;
him, shutting OF every tt OF fresh air |;
the odor from the pen sayored OF that
which has long been unfaniliar with soap
ana water, and altogether 1t was q trying
day. " He chewed savagely and yttspat
Even the reporters were
tired and disgrunued, Fl The smell Of the
grass was waited through the WI ndows
a bit OF green could be seen. and the
ledge and the reporters, alone N Y their
iVlrtuousness. thought OF the Sparkling
river, "A running over yellow sand. and
the fish waiting to DO caught
THE prisoners were hailed be fore the
bar to receive their deserts and o foretaste
OF that Which5is yet to come unless they
mend their ways and tina with despatch
Robert Mosby and Aubrey Mason, Two
colored brethren, had been seduced with
the charms OF chance; otherwise, had
played with the checkered dice Two
unkind officers, Andrews and Acres. had
!surreptitiously run 3 in on them when
they were deep In the game, and nabbed
Ave cents from the table. Robert and
Aubrey were reqlle ted for Two eacf
n Fred Smith, colored, raised q row on
car 81 OF the Broad and Main cars,
and he was soaked for, $40. M 3saiS u
The case Of ~. ". Jones. the colored
mall carrier who was arrested on q
street car last Saturday, was dismissed,
In the arguments Of the two lawyers
III was stated that a United States mall
carrier could be put under arrest like
aeny other citizen, were he caught IN q
criminal act. # &,
Ida Johnson and Lula Jackson ft"5 II.
the street, and both paid r.
signora Carries struck her mother with
4 q rock and inflicted a bad scalp wound,
The case was sent on for the action
OF the grand Jury, wv Il N
John Goodman and Horace Eubanks
had a ''cussng't match on Buchanan
Street, but the case was continued SO
as to allow John Goodman time to be mar
sried. He was engaged !, and the Jedge
did not wish to defer the nupt!als un-
necessarily, vi is5f ,is
Sandy Primes and H. P. Freshman.
both colored, will have free board and
lodging for sixty days. They were va
grants. "A !. $55 4
Charles Morris, white. had inabided too
much, and he forked out S2,bo, "a .g
w Buck Morris and Leslia Lewis. colored,
/, paid IS for loaflng. 81
Us
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TWO III RAINS TO { LYNc H6y Ra. VIA
pullman, sleeper to nchburg. Natural
srdoe STATEN a ans. 81 ''ton1 7, FORGE.
Richmond al 6:l6 r. Nj, daily except
sunday will carry through \ sleep to-
Iynohburg, y Natural Bridge and Clifton
Forge. arriving Lynchburg 1880 r., M
natural Bridge tao 4 A., M and Clifton
Forge 8 a., M. q Returning. sleeper will
arrive Richmond s;4o a. M. daily ex-
ioept Sunday. VI II
Daily train leaves Richmond Tor Lynch.
burg and Natural Bridge at n ;2o ~ -
With ipas1os cass sSi is y. II
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, SPECIAL ExcURsl oNs TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA ~ Fl. a P..ss r. 2.
5.5l AND CONNECTIONS, 81 III

Leave washington D. C.,,SS5yia Balti-- 4
m ore and Ohio Railroad and Lehigh VAL Il
ley Railroad, 800 ~ N. Friday. June
s2oth, and 1880 "A NJ. & Frid avs, July z 9Th
and 9th, August Sd and 18th, septe mbef
18th and 2sth; via Pennsyi wanna ltailro
/ and 4 Buffalo. :5b IA. N. Fridays. July
eth and goth. August 10th and oath, Sep
TENDER 7thSand 2lst and tober II 9Th
sRateS 1880 round trip from Richmond.
Tickets on sale for afternoon trains 8of
days prior to excursio ns from Wa ti'f'l
ton. d limited al to greac h 81 shington, re-
Sturning, within ten days, including date
Of excursion from that point For tick
cts and full Informal Ion. apply to ticket
agents, r., + g. Z T. e r. r. 55.5
~ AT q: w. y. TAYLOR,
S5 Traffic Manager. $35s
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fs5iG}t W.T.
/. Dr. 4. |, yo ] 4
Tooth J 4 Powder J Y 1 : !!
S':aSa;:sa Ssss sss saEs
Used H. people OF refinement
TOR over. u quarter Ut q century.
Convenient for tourists.
pAGPAasD " Z q
! 4 +24sc

spending 4 few days with their sister,
Mrs HI N. ~ Wal ton. IN . N ss3g
q eorss Wa1sak and Aaron Pyle were
the CUES Il OF the former y mother durtf 3.
the week. .jsi 3
Mr. "a 4. Smith, who has been very
sick. u nov vis ting friends In dsrick y
burg. after which \ ha will return 70 me-
position, Il az the Industrial School,.
Ajax Harvey, d Laurel, spent SUNDAY
IN Mort fS Il. y, I. !,
sSf MIS- James felaush tsr, Of Half sink.
is visiting friends and relatives N, IN Rich
ss Nj. and Mrs. John Priddy, Of TIanover.
spent Sunday &c the home Of Mrs. ida1el-
grove. n . t'{ n 4,
are the guests 81 Mrs. Eta Tiller.52
nv Miss Lizzie Toonbs, after visiting rela-
stives at Laurel 81 has returned TO .Elmont.
Miss Ada Smith has returned 70 ner5
Sl,ome after several days visit to MISS
MI, ana Mrs. q. b. Chlldrey spent
Sunday with the lat tier parents at 1t West Vest
View. " SIS Il Il 33gtss. 555S .
Miss Fannie Llpscomb, Of King and
Queen, has beer, Visiting Miss E p C,
Kirk, at Cedar Lawn n X 5.3Sss
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we'll known here, where they; were stu
dents at the Woman's College. IA 33 ri vi

/ "a
we'll known here where they we're stu
dents at the Woman's College. Ia 81 s5s III
Isl Miss Barbour, Of this city, Is taking 9
course in art at the School Of Methods,
In Charlottesville lie. Il III a "A
5# Mrs. j. NJ. Mayors and her sister, Miss
Stephens, and Miss Wells, n OF Richmond
are visiting relatives In q Greene; county.
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Blanton, Of Caroline
county are visiting frends tx the city.
A. RS. Frank Mcclure and daughter, Miss
Susie Guire, have returned from MI
wood V.i...# Where they rtvey been ~ &c
guests of relatives and n friends.
( The Rev Mr.. Darst, IS Of n ST u Marks
Episcopal Church. q recently visited the
Rev. Mr. Robson at the rectory, In Mill
wood, 81 Va. 81 81 4 81
y II Dir. Russell I. Cecil has gone to- Sweet
SChalybeate Springs for the summer and
will 4 be resident physician at the hotel
there. Dbl NJ q 8
Miss Elise Jones will pend the Fourth
with { her aunt, Mrs, It AZ HI Nc Donald,
at her home, he Cedars,as Chesterfield
county. NE ,ss} s5i " "a III
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r 5s, 8 ); HANoE Nm {, q e Q, scHDULE.!
SUN DAN 5JULYsE1ST.

e v \
Under the change Of schedule In effect
on the CHI sap nke and Ohio Sunday, July
lat. westbound train will leave Richmond
az :16SP. M. daily, instead OF 1900 Pr. N,
this train carrying dining car west from
boswell, connecting at H Gordonsvllle b LOT
orange, Rapdan. Gu lpeper, Calverton ana
Manassas, &, Ira In leaving Richmond lvia
Main a ine y al 5;16 F. M, tdai ly, except
Sunday, will run through to Orange. Tnnd
train leaving Richmond \ Via James River
Line, at s :l6 r, M daily. except Sunday.
through to Lynchburg, carrying Pullman
sleeper A to X Lynchburg. tural Bridge
and Gil ton Forge. Ii III VI as4
Grass w dowers'' Tratn H every MONDAY
morning until September 10th, leaving n
EWaynesboro at 100 A. M, e IRVING tlcF-
mond 9;4b "A. NJ, V 5 &, ri M f 4 VI
Re pE nc RIc ksaURo Z oRsE SHOW,
July ! 1t VI. '1 9 = Y q !. Ren :
l3$Fare and one-third for the round
trip from all stat lions. Tickets on sale
July 10th. 81lthn1 2th, good returning gun-
itllisJuly 18th inclusive, Apply TO ticket
agents, Richmond, Fred ericksb,lrg and
soso''s19 Nv. 81. TAYLOR,
N *, TRAFFIC Manager, 54s
CONNIE cTioN AT aoapoNsy!LLE
@ FOR ~ OHANGEi4gs GOEFGTEN HNpi
MANASSAS VIA g, a Q, ~,
4 Attention Is called to new schedule IN
effect Via Chesapeake and Ohio Rails
gwxay.5 60 nlmencing Sunday July LIST, Train
leaving Richmond at 2:lb +. NJ. ~ daily
connects with train leaving Gordonsville
atSb:0o p, NJ. daily for Orange. Rapidan,
culpeper, calyerton, Manassas and Fair
Train leaving Richmond at 6,l5 P. NJ,
daily, except Sunday, arrives Orange at
$40 P, NJ Il ..s al
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ssInSHo, Is Of Miss Leary.

VI. Il a "a Mrs. David Leary, Of west
n wood Amelia county en- tertahne ed IT
"a charming fashion at their lovely COUNT ~
h hnme Saturday evening last, i In honor OF
their. laughter. Miss Harriet Lear
The N wn was bril- antly tlun1inaa tee
with vari-colored Japane se lanterns a!'o
ffull8of the bloom and fra GRANGE OF s. t'ns
noses. fydrangeas and otne 8, -
a rds III music an S9S$ dan cling reno eren
Il every moment Of the evening aplila sure
sflof tha hosts ana their guests. & q n1o non
4 Hose $nresent we're Mr. and Mrs. aine e
ssI'Yler, Miss HUFF Nessrs ohm sli arW'oo !,
8 ana M Ieln1,ry Fisher, all OF Rchun !;
y Misses Booker, OteliaS Haryle, z ATTIC att
yArnld stead 4 Taylor. Clyde Harris, { Maud !l
Mason Carrie Mason and osepn r !, 2 NJ
Garter N1essrs Lewis Iiar vae. E ~ !.
scott, Newton Mayo Rucker Mason :; y -
Hand efferson, and Mason I ISal lS
~ Dinner at Ben Venue.
N =. IL ana MRS 5 Edward Z ccorinliick y
Greene gave 8 we'll pointed eighe 2, clo'cit
t]frlner Saturday evening une $So -. =
Hlnedr beautiful llurre Ben Venue 71
{ gtnta 4 !, !. (, a !. &. Il, Il. 3
$S.yVakef cid NIano ;;',66s Mrs. Frank y
u Beatly 81 wa shington, p. CT Mrs :ry
Arthur LEROY. Of Riohno nd % Mss y q an
q MA Blacks Of Bal tmoIe, N MI S.
1t Burdick of New York g Miss sara !,
A lee and ISIS Jol,nsos, FTon!
Royals isses Mamie and Johnsie lSYYoo :!
Daniel DIX Kappa hannock 7. n r:.l$ -. ~,
Snack elford /, of ICES O. MI. fHa
& evans, OF Washin gton. ID. C.;F Mr.. LOCK
a X ryHfton Forge, Va; Mr.. w. a. DiaTinR.
\ ~ & Rappah annock; Messrs offett Dlar
and X Miller, Of Swasthng ton; Mr.. am mes
& FLETCHER and MIR. Carroll Menefe e, }& OF
y Eperryville. II III w l5.iS !,
ss.s After d dinner bridge whist was engaged
q late hour Mrs. Greene received
her 81 ests In the d1'awi s. room s ne We" vas,
assisted BY her mo N ~, II
3.ssil Moonlight Excursion.
.8s The ladies Of the monwealths Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revolu u
Il Ion, are leaving no effort unturned 70
rbk,nrder the moonlight 4 excursion q down 1rt
James River to be g ven on the even
ing Of July 10th, a perfect success.
Tickets may be procured from Mrs. Mrs -. -.
II street; Mrs M .!l.Kllen Chambers, No. 204
west Main street: The Jefferson Hotel,
N The Rosemary Library, Branch r.. AL
Alen's, r. A. Mlllers and Gin Wells. on
N Broad Street. s-5 81
83s REFRESHMENTS Will H be served and q
u committee OF ladies', assisting Mrs. Will
n Hams, will aot as chaperones,
IN Honor of Miss Wright.
Miss Irving W1thers Wright. Of Rich
VI knond, who has been the guest Of Miss
81 Mary g. Shepherd. in fredericksburg,
II has received much social attention dur
Ing her visit. Among several other func-
q lions which she has attended. was a drive
B bridge whist party, given Monday morn
Ing In her honor, by Miss Shepherd.
n Dainty refreshments were served, and
y the guests were, Mesdames A. w. En-
/ brey, John NJ. w. Green, D. G. Bowman,
Y "A. 4. Elnbrey, 9. G. Rowlett, w, ..
Il Carter, Arthur p. Thornton. II, Fl, John-
r. ston, M. M. Lewis, ]. 3. Ficklen, H. B.
q Lane, A. B. Bats. j. Garrett King, j..
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Poems You Ought to Know.

Whatever yot crowded your
least Few minutes every
day For refreshient your with
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a I. Barney, q. r.. Howard, e. J. Smith;
Misses Al Lucilla 3. ySs8Y ates, Mary Bats,
Mary M homps , n Mary F ltzhugh, n Lucy
Hernd on, ouiseR b sight, Ice R.yA!Gol
don Jennie Mali tand and Laura May
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was n as a charged with trespassing on the
premises Ii OF Laura s Jones and & beating
Joe Ynder ii H hls JoeasW " indssr3S
was charged with al ting Brooks and
Ivory, 4 while the latter, who got mixed
s,,p In the melee So had to ans we r for
sdisorderly cond uct. RAJ "a
SQUIRE Angle 4 fined Brooks S and put
3fimtunder Il so bond for six mon tbs . to
keep the peace. The two Vinders were
fined $3.50 and costs. sts y
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|lSO AND.
PERSONAL,
use,d,]. toB!e u.

\ Used to Be.
B Beyond the purple, hay trees y .i
n y1f suirt11er,s utmost boundar les
N lf3tyond tie sands beyond the sea - r.
N 'Boyof,d the range OF eyes ] Ike these
And sofilyfin the reHch OF the aasssss iS
psgs W Enraptured gaze Of Memory q 8g 4. sss
trhere lies land, long lost to me- III
Il Nj The Land of Used be. q s ~
VI MA enchante ID such "A as swung 81 III
u E1iisKuider seas when sirens clung u
skidf,r their dripping Drinks, and sung II
Nm i ason In the mystic tongue, N s,is
mat dnzed men with Its melo
10 Ii. such d land, wi tn such a sea ~
Il lsS Kissing its shores externally, Nj 81 III Al
IL the gfair.5 Used to- be- !. N n
v N s,and where music ever glrds, 81
Tire ali with belts OF singing birds,
~ Ana NJ sows all@sounds with such sweet
words, 70 Is. f.,s
That even III the lowing herds ri 5si
y S7s A meaning lives 80 sweet to me, I.
Lost Taught ri. Sesrippl eks ltmpldl III
From lips brimmed rwith all All the ting;
\ 81 rare are I'D Used to-be. Il
n Lost laughter, and the whlstled tunes 81
81 boyhood s. mouth OF $cresc ent runes,s ii
THAT rounded through long Afterno on
n 70 serenading plenil,lnes; 4. \, e.
s5s Then starlight fell 80 r1istily ti
THAT peering up from, Bonded knee knee
81 L dreamed twas bridal drapery, AZ
Showed over U sed to be- Is
sssO land .of love and dreamy thoughts,
81 Ana shining fields and shady spots ,5 u }5
ssOt coolest. greenest grassy plots,
u En1bossed with wild forget-me- ts--.
Il 5IssI IA ali We blooms that 5cunningly
s .S Lift your ia ces up to \ me- me A
~ Out OF the pa st. kiss in thee t5
5ssss The lips Of Jsed- to- be be-
u And love 8ye5 all with wet eyes, l5
4STurned glim,nerng on the skies, p 3iSs
4By blessing like your tperfu mes Tie II
sSTill Ser my soul a. silence lies
sweeter than my song to me me 8
IIssSa sweeter than its melody ,5s. 5 4
s4 Ss Or its sweet echo, yea, all three
Ny dreams OF Used be.
F5I Ss3 M u ames 8vhitcombs Riley.
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coNNE cTjoNT Az AT n aoRpoNsVlLLEI
FOR ORANGE, c ULPEPER AND
GRASS sWIEoWER s. I r. RAJ N III F Rom
a WAYNE sR oRo,yVlA 81 g 81 RY,s

3tinulng each Monday therea tter until sep-
TENDER 10th, special train win leave
sYaynesboro at IS 100 "A. N, 4 arriving Rleh-i
rnond e:46 Az M !, stopping at al sta tons
to take on passengers n BIZ
Locate your family for the summer
along the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio, and spend Sunday wi tn them IN the
plus twenty-five cents, on saturdays;i
tickets good until the Monday following
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-10-19

Since making this Judge Fuller has deposited with
the Treasurer the OF $4,000 which the balance due
1880 $1,000 of this for marriage the settlement
of which is pending in the Supreme Court.
In examining the office A. McAahon Clerk OF the District
Ex0ieio Auditor Recorder pleased the
thorough in which this office handled
All Vouchers Cancelled Warrants Rep various officers
properly neatly The
Clerk of the District Court show thorough knowledge OF
the office, which great
The system of keeping the modern and
complete and satisfactory check upon
Iadyise the this system
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-10-19

In Mr.. Mcmahon wish to state that the
uncoeced
parties the county does recognize
paid fees necessary Clerk pay the county full
the owing the Clerk having
allowed these to remain unpaid at his risk
the Clerk settle all when finally
The Clerk has hand various to credit OF
turned into County Treasurer na adjustment
of suits
After examination of the books of the Treasurer W.
Wernicke that County has valuable and capable
the
complete record of all and
vouchers passing through office various
the different funds correct
All Auditor have been properly entered
their respective registered proper where
oud in the and upon cancelled and
interest upon regularly noted
During his of office he has received the total of $780,
orders issued by the Auditor
the s6S6272 no. shown by the following statement
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-10-19
EXPERT REPORT
Report of James S. BOgart on
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF LINCOLN COUNTY
Gentlemen:

Lincoln County Idaho
with made with Honorable Body
thorough examination of the books of all the county
organization TO close business
and herewith submit the following Statements
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-10-19
County of Ada

i. WILL II. GIBSON, Secretary of
State OF the State of Idaho, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
printed proposed amendments are true
and correct copies OF the same as OF
record in my office and in my custody,
ard are Published in accordance With
law.
In Witness Whereof, have hereuntoi
set my hand and Affixed
the Great Seal Of the
GREAT SEAL State, at Eoise, Idaho.
this 10Th day Of Septem-
Der, 1906.
WILL II. GIBSON.
Secretary Of State.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-27

You may say that you have failed
too often. that there Is no usa IN try
ing. that II Is impossible for you 20
succeed. and that you have fallen too
often even TO attempt 20 get on your
feet again. Nousensel There 10 no
failure for a man whose spirit Is I'M
conquered. No matter how late the
hour. or how many and repeated his
failures. success is still possible. The
evolution OF Scrooge. the miser. In the
closing years OF his life. from a hard.
narrow, heariless money-grubber,
whose soul was imprisoned In his shin
ing heap Of boarded gold. 10 a gener-
Gus. genial lover OF his kind. is nc
mere myth of Dickens brain. Time
and again. in the history Of our daily
lives, chronicled in our newspapers, re-
corded in biographies. or exhibited be-
fore our eyes. we see men and women
redeeming past failures. rising up out
OF the stupor OF Encouragement. and
boldly turning face forward once more.
%. s. Marden. In Success Magazine.