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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-05-11
FLAT RIVER NEWS.


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was III the Lead Belt on business Mon
day.
Mr.. Arthur Crew, va, confined to
her room last week. '"' is no" GOWN
rsccn,
Nj and Mrs r y. Fisher Of Farm
iug,on spent SUNDAY afternoon with DF,
and Mr., T. /" Keith here.
T.l,r " and IA. " Crwlcy visited
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26
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that look silly to his wife, to any woman, IN
fact, touch his heart the way expensive hnery
doesn't. When she wears that ridiculous apron
she somehow seems like the girl he courted three
years ago She stops being his wife, she becomes
poety and romance ncarnate, and the spirit OF
love comes down to dwell on earth.
MY youngest brother will go out calling some
evening" and the next day get account
OF it for breakfast. BY Jove you should have
seen Miss Smith, he will exclaim fervently. She
was a picture. What did she have on? Oh.
bother, how should / know? Well she had on
a long coral necklace, if you want TO know, She
was a picture. And white-something white. She
does her hair the way no other girl does it
all wopsy, you know-ripping.'
"And that's the way he'll run on. Always, if
girl was "a picture it turns out she wore white
with blue sash, or she carried rose some
thing like that.
"If we women only understood the secret OF
looking coQuettish, rs well being coquettish,
there wouldn't be many bachelors; that's all
I've got to say
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26
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l pressed them down with bleeding hands
That trcmbled while they pressed,
l watercd them with burning tears,
Lac still. dead Love, and rest!
But you lived 30 long, and you died so hard
That my heart is sick with fear
Lest one day you will rise again to life,
And L wake to find you near
o cannot you rest little while
In the grave digged so deep,
Until /, too, shall be cold and dead
Lie still, o Love, and sleepl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26

nave made grave in my heart, dead Love,
Lie still IN it now, and rest!
have CHOSEN the spot in holy ground
That a sacred Past has blest
have filled it first with tender hopes
That were untimely doomed,
Like buds that withered in the frost.
And died or ere they bloomed.
lined it so close that never sound
Shall cause YOU to waken or start,
With thousand memories fresh and green
That have lain Tor long IN my heartn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26
INNER widowers, UNI.

|UAMER widowers, UNI.
We have been afforded ample oppor-
tunity this summer OF studying the an
nual crop OF men who remain in town
and multiply their sheEels while their
eye off on their summer outings.
II doesn't require a very large bump OF
Fisdom or superior powers of analyzing
nature to place these solitary stay-at-
b two distinct classes; men who utterly
understand or appreciate the views and
y each other.
1Eher dole out certain amount Of SYM
nd hospitality to them, because they
deserve it, or we look wise and wish
af little wives were having just as good
9 better time than their merry-making
.ner case remember that every mothers
porn with certain amount of cheerful
Pny' the kind that keeps him young in
pa gives him a good appetite even when
snocks at his door,
ans true nature is very sure to assert
'sn uncrring fidelity during the absence OF
'p'' and 1t is the home loving husband
''sr VINO inspires our sympathy and ad-
uses HIS family's holiday and accepts the
rs oiscomlorts and temporary loss of his
mnrtyr-like fortitude. In his gener.
'ald Ills family he wouldn't for worlds
<'n picture his own miserable and for.
Fnce- There is too much kindliness in
..., III tna1, and frequently we find such
'oward his welfare. '''-' '''-''
! are weeks, possibly months when h.
WY person who crosses his threshold
saletaEer should he have one. His
u0stly unsatisfactory, those of his own
s'auTanr fare. When il is possible
}of',l loin Ills family on the week-ends. the
Ia p... p.uonotonous program Is immensely
nue This Is often impractical
co-s eiuorced soJourn is anticipated j,
4 r.'n srn aaty OF every wife and motbe,
'ne fiolss lie of the men of ber TN
~ 'u'i'aoie and inviting as lies within
,;sbt r,eaSant prospect for man TO com,
ou;s. 1iter night tired and weary 10 q,
@Gs '1;s house, stuify and hot, and nrenar,
ocenn, or, having had 1t. remain tn,
occupant Through the dismal bours H wit, "a,
sna your letter to cheer him ~
aen are such sensitive. unselGsh ,..o
~ ,loey would rather endure mos+ an. s,
S,r,un. ,nan complain and terminate e'' the; hn:
smmer holiday. Such creatures sha'l umeL
hN of TEE OPPOSITE TYPE
= Other her hand, there are manv men ,uh
tbosa' sae least disturbed by the u fam;In, Tn
ssa a0usa ugh they arc apparently dc devoted ta'y !,
'ts ss and children. They live in esU'ea ou a.
S, issnion much in the snme III n,nnan nm easy .
IONS s,a checks to supply their family. s max max
Z rn,eluaa lnu0' believing that they ure emo, ~
s'Ses roaS;s and get about to accorun,;n u Enlo'
y lu''i0n' Seldom do they miss pslA4 tn
.nd y m iai this class may put un ,t h;. o,,-
~ install colorcd man COOK s@ AZ or niS Sve e*
- any rate. he is not losing a apy va aes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26

young piazza oeVotee Tue oVher hhot"-
ing. "Men are such romantic creatures deep down
in their hearts that they will take girl IN a
ripping tailor rmade for granted-at least, they II
take her clothes for granted, meanwhile you IL
hear them rave somebody in O seven'cent
print frock, with blue SASH maybe, or O rose
in her hair. It's the little touch that catches
their fancy, the little absurdity, extravaganza,
OF coquetry-I don't just know what to call it,
but know it when l see it.
al know q man who actually wants his wife
to rig herself up in a ridiculous little apron for
Sunday night tea Just fancy! His choice
he's given her several-is thing made out Of an
cquisitc cobwebby handkerchief, with insertions
and frills of imitation Val He loves to see her
wear that apron, with pearl necklace he gave
her the first year they were married, and a pink
or rose-any old hower-over her left ear,
'He's so romantic, you see. Those Little touches,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26

lFTER all, / don't believe the point for
women to consider IN dressing 10 please
men is SO much to dress well as to
dress coquettishly," exclaimed n pretty
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
Word to Democrats.
Editor of The Recorder,

Editor Of The Recorder,
| notice In late issue OF the Her.
aid that Mr.. Abbott, In his COM
ments upon the acts OF the demo-
cratic convention states that Mr..
Bolton Is chagrinned that he was de-
feated for probate judge. / wish to
inform the voters OF Lemhi county
that abide by the decision OF that
convention, and earnestly urge upon
my friends TO do as | will do stand
by the democratic ticket from top to
bottom. | am too good democrat
to allow any personal differences to
interfere with the success OF the
democratic ticket.
Z. 4. Bolton.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04


ways gives the news while IL Is news.
The two diphtheria cases brought
here from Gihbousvllle have almost
entirely recovered and when the
proper time has arrived they will be
let out Of quarantine. For fear some
children might have been exposed 1t
was deemed advisable TO close the
schOols for week, and not TO hold
services In any OF the churches last
Sunday. II was not anticipated that
there would he other cases. but il
was thought best u take every pre-
eautionary measure possible. The
time having elapsed for new cases 10
develop, were there To he any, the
schools will again commence next
Monday.
Judging from the Custer County
Messenger there was Just about rs
much enthUsiaSm.at Challls over Gov.
etuor Goodings speech as there vas
herc In Salmon The only difference
being that an iuqulsitive individual
In the audience asked the governor
some question, which made II very
embarrassing for him to answer. II
se may he permitted Ia Judge. Ne
would saw that GoodinS, judging
from his reception here and Challis.
stands about as much show of elpc
ton this fall rs French stands ~ CON.
sincing the people that he will not
owe his election to the Mormons.
should he again be elected. which
might be considered doubtful.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
LEESBURG LOCALS.
's<sS@SS<s@Ss~ss@aS~~NSAsAS

Mrs. Alice Mahoney returned from
Salmon Wednesday.
W. V. Wallace went out to Salmon
on business Saturday.
N. A. Johnson went out to the
county seat last Thursday.
q. +. Kirkpatrick was down tc the
California Bar last Thursday.
= Giant Rood has been working at
the Gold Ridge mines the last week
John Thompson returned today
from several weeks spent at Salmon
Albert Schmidt has moved down
nom Arnett creek where he has been
placer mining for several months
John Richardson transacted bust.
neSs here Friday. Mr.. r. SAYS no
mas Just completed cleaning up at.
bis placer digsings for the season
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
SEWER Corr

NorIcE To CONT -
posals will be received
missioners of Sewer ~ n "
of Salmon City, for fn,an.I.laa
and construction of i ssoi
are: appf0xn
$50 cubic yards Of go
feet depth. 'a eae
$50 cubic yards of o,,,.,
II feet depth. -' ~
$50 iineal #. Of ro-ioch u.
II2o lineal #. Of ra.inc mi NJ " b!
20 Io-inch rs. we
80 I2-inch rs.
] Manholes comple,.
10 cubic yards concrrs.s ~
Outlet works rocl "a.
Alternate bids will Il ~, ..'ee
1870 iineal feet concrei 800 \;
and I2-inch tile, to Be- III
Ransome Mould. on1
Bids will be received !, !.
Der I, 1900, at the city h,ii y N
and materials addressed /. 4 =
sioners Sewer District ~ ~
mon City, Idaho, endorssS ~
ing sewers" and ali hids
led by a. certified check ~.
Arthur Greene, Treasure. I. n
Plans, profile and spes;e
seen at the Office Of the Aiio,.s
ham, and at the office Of ~ Il
eer, Allen c. Merritt.
N. l. Andrew,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

F. z. Edwards, the G1oDons'iiie
merchant, was looking after business
matters here Tuesday.
Mrs. r. b. ShaIkey, OF Sunneio
and Mrs. Thomas Pyeatt, OF tne
Agency. were guests Sunday al 'ne
home of Rev. Bonner and wife.
E.J Anderson. of Yellow jacket
spent several days in our city curing
the past week. Mr.. Anderson repre-
sented Yellow Jacket In the demo-
cratic convention.
J. V. Raush, the Agency black
smith. was brought down last week
and tried for insanity. 1t was founo
that he was mentally unbalanced anu
sent TO the asylum at Blackfoot.
/ c. f.. Bolton brought load OF pro-
duce from bis ranch on the North
Fork Yesterday. Mr.. Bolton states
that he always has good market 10
fact could sell more vegetables thah
he can supply.
( The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Pres'
byteriap church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Hall THURSDAY
afternoon. Oct. II. All members
are requested to be present as eIec-
I lon OF officers Is on hand.
p. j. Dempsey and wife arrived
/ here from Boise the last OF the week
and will make this place their future
home. Mr.. Dempsey will open a
real estate Office at this place. They
are spoken of as most excellent peo-
pie. and will be a most desirable ac-
auisition to the social life OF our
city
Through an oversight we neglected
to mention that Mrs DR.. Kenney ar
rived home last week from an ex'
tended visit with her mother In Min
nesota. Mrs. Kenney attended the
grand encampment of the old soldiers
at Minneapolis, and bears the dis
tinction of being the only lady from
Idaho registering.
j. Shocks completed, the last OF
the week, the contract for delivering
the machinery at the Black Eagle
from Redrock the last Of the week.
He is decidedly OF the opinion that
it is no small matter freighting the
machinery and big boilers for a con :
plete stamp mill to the mines over
the hill. lie completed the job a
couple of days before the time ex-
pired for the delivery Of the same
They were delayed for couple OF
days by one of the loads upsetting In
the river.
Messrs. Patrick Conneley and John
j. O Conner, of Minneapolis, spent a
week at this place, and left for their
home Friday morning. These gen.
tlemcn we're looking after some plao
or mining interests on Hughes creek.
Mr.. Conneley is city assessor OF
Minneapolis and Mr.. O'Conner is
chief Of police Of the city OF Mime
apolis. These gentlemen are both
democrats and took great interest
In the convention work Thu Sday.
They seemed to take special in
terest in woman's suffrage, and to
note what effect 1T had on the cleo
ton. They were both most pleasant
gentlemen to meet and converse
with and made large number Of
friends while In our city. Mr.. Con.
ley had been here a number OF times,
but this was the first trip of Mr.
O'Conner. They both expressed
themselves as believing that this
country has great future before 1t
as a mining region.
! - -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
short Line Time Card.
Agent Oregon Short Line

Agent Oregon short Line.
he'irooS' Montana, Feb. 5. 1895
Passenger trains Of the Short lin.
fal'Fuad leave Redrock As follows:
South Bound No. 10 for Old,
>al' Lake and all Eastern and Pact6c
coast points, at $40 a. m. No =,
S,lS p m. - "'
North Bound - No. ., for Butte, Ana.
t"',oa' Helena and the Northwest.
Is =, y m. M :. at ll:2s p m.
,,' t,1Ne'S on sale for all points and
baggage checked through. "''0
NJ Mcpherson, Agt.
Redrock, Mont
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
October 10, with Mrs. Neither.
wANTED--.A woman for general
house work. Apply 10 Mrs. Arthur
Greene.
Mrs. Shonp and daughters left the
last OF the week for Hoise, where
they expect 10 spend the winter.
The ladies OF the prest yterian
church are arranging program for
a Musical To be given In October.
The date will be announced later.
Earl Gilhreatb, the Beaver creek
mining man, Is taking short vaca.
tion, and spending a few days at
tending to business matters at this
place.
}. q, Walker, a prominent ranch
man from the pahsimarl, acoompan-
led by his wife. WAS pleasant visit
OF TO this city for couple OF days
the last Of the week
II. q, Miller, travelling salesman
Tor the uuitype Company, was an ar.
rival here Tuesday to put up a ma
chine for the other people which no
sold while here some weeks ago,
Mrs. A. G. Leacock came In from
what Is known as the Leacock sta.
ton Tuesday 10 attend TO some bust
ness matters aud 10 make arrange.
mems for their daughter TO attend
school.
Remember that George II. Monk 4
Co. viii hold their millinery opening
Saturday morning at . o'clock.
They have choice line OF ladies'
hats which the lady readers are
especially invited TO inspect.
Gilbert Yeariaa and family. OF
Junction, were guests for several
days during the past week at the
home of ". @. whltwsli and wife.
mir Yeatlan came down 70 represent
his borough In the dcmaeratlc con.
vention.
Services at Episcopal church. nv
follows Choir practice at 30 p. III,
Friday SUNDAY school at 10 a. IA.
Preaching at II a, IN. with commun-
Ion. No services az night vcstry
meeting Sunday .. m. y. W.
Creasey, Rector
Daring the past week large mum.
beT II new names has been added 70
our subscription hooks. DEMOCRATS
all over the county seem to he In.
pressed with the fact that The Re-
cosaer represents their ideas Of how
Democratic newspaper should be
run.
II n Fulton and wife arrived here
from li0iSa the last Of the week and
viii become permanent residents OF
this part ~ Idaho. Mr. Fulton
comes hers Ia manage the Tin hoy
mine which changed hands a few
weeks age Mr.. Fulton AID wife
svem TO be very pleasant people. and
the citizens OF salmon will extend To
them a mssst eoFaial welcome.
According To President Roosevelt 3
nes STYLE Of spelling. ghoughs * hi teau
spells potato. Oh stands tor y, as
yuall Hnd from the lass letters In
hiccoush; ough stands for o, as Ia
dough; path stands fot I, as In
pathisic; eigh for =, as Ia ncighboT
tie stands for [, as In gazette, and
eau stands for q, rs I'm beau. And so
from that jumhle OF letters YOU un.
earth the simple potato. Phonetic
Journal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
Highest Quality ORC - u.@nu<
lowest Price OENJs n1s VlNIlVN q W.
Butterick
Patterns.

Mrs. George Meitzier entertained
the Thimble Club Friday Of last
week.
We keep large supply OF lime on
hand all the time. Schultz Il CofY-
man. 1912.
I. j. Stroud has moved his family
down from Junction and will take up
his residence at this place. for the
winter at least.
The readers should not forget that
George II. Monk Il Co. will have
their millinery opening Saturday
morning at o'clock.
On another page can be found an
article from the pen OF that gifted
Utah Judge G. G. Goodwin, rel.
alive TO the conditions In this state.
Or. Ramer, the osteopatb, OF Salt
Lake City, arrived here Sunday and
win remain In the city for couple
OF months In the practice OF his pro-
fesslcn,
NJ. VI. Mcpherson and John Recess
accompanied Congressman French
Sunday afternoon to May, where the
two latter addressed the people at
that place Monday evening.
Commissioner Haynes and wife
were up from Shoup for II couple OF
days last week. Mr.. Haynes was up
as a witness In the ore stealing case
and Mrs Haynes was visitin. with
friends.
The Recorder wishes to compli.
ment the Capital News under Its new
management. Editorially II Is u dc.
eided improvement, and We should
Judge that the aim OF the paper IL
10 stand for some policy In It's man
AZ ement.
Those parents who have children
In tho schools need have no fear of
eontagion, rs the school house will
be fumisattd rs precautionary
measure. There has no new cases OF
diphtheria developed aud the danger
Is undoubtedly passed.
The court completed the b usiness
OF the session Saturday night and
adjourned until the next regular
term. Judge Stevens expected TO re-
main for few days longer. but was
compelled to leave Monday morning
In answer to telegram demanding
his presence at home.
A. G. Ludwig. OF Blackhird, made
this office social call white In town
yesterday. Mt. Ludwig recently dis
posed OF his mining property ON Mus.
grove creek, Newton Hibbs, OF this
city, making the deal The property
was sold to the Mcrcnr people OF
Utah, which mining concern Is se-
curing some valuable properties In
this district
The last Of the week Judge Robin.
son appeared before the court and
passed an examlBation 10 te admit,
ted IN the bar. Judge is especially
elated iur the reason that be under.
went dlsncult examination aud We,
vas given a rating of ninety per
cent. lie tells The Recorder that he
does not Anticipate that he will ever
practice law. but that he has seen
the time That general knowledge OF
the law Mas advantageous.
IL w. exclude the mining depart
.nent for iew weeks from the col.
umns OF The Recorder We trust our
readers viii not consider IL an up.
pariouaale orcnse. During the heat
ot the campaign there are so many
other matters constantly arising
which are deserving II considerahl,
attention that We have concluded Ia
suspend that department for the
present. This department has been
read with much pleasure by larse
number of our readers, aud will soon
devote moro attention to that depart.
ment than We have In the past.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
Blood -.

results from chro,;
which is quickly cur
New Life Pills.
poisonous germs from
infuse new life and y.
stomach, nausIa. bc.s
and collie, without 49,.
Tort. 25c. Guarar,.|
Meitzler and Guy ~
gists. IN
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

The Z. J. Shaw family moved the
INST OF the week in the W. Fl. Soule
property In the south part of town.
truman Andrews has moved back to
their property vacated by Mr.. Shaw.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Kaleidoscope Of Ha the Eyes The Recorder
the Soeailed News Mentioned
did o Occur.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

For neat and artistic Job
work call on The Recorder.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-10-11

j. w. Stephens new coal bin is
open and filed with all grades of
coal. Prices reasonable.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-10-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The synod of the German Reformed
church OF the northwestern section OF
the country selected Louisville, KY, as
the next place of meeting.
The agitation for increased wages.
with the alternative of strike, has as
sumed serious dimensions in the
Rhenish Westphalian coal district.
Dan" Murphy, of New London.
Conn. will again coach the Stanford
crew next spring. Wisconsin and Har-
ward made him fiattering offers, which
he declined.
China has protested to the interna-
tional bureau of telegraphic admins
trations at Berne, Switzerland, against
Japan's continued control Of the tele-
graph lines in Manchuria.
The machlnists employed on the
Southern railway system, who. accord
ing to the road, number about 500,
went on a strike for an increase in
wages of "a cents an hour.
The Democrats OF the Thirteenth
New York congressional district nom.
mated William II. Jackson, a son Of
the late Justice Howell f. Jackson Of
the United States supreme court
Two masked men armed with pistols
entered the Huntsville, Mo, railway
station and, after locking the operator
and other employees In a freight car,
blew open the safe. secured 5000 and
escaped.
Edward Chambers, As years old. was
arrested at Guthrie Center. Ia. on a
charge OF having murdered Ed Neal.
on a farm near Bagley. Neal was
found dead in a cornfield with a bullet
In his head.
Richardson, Mason and Harley, the
three American insurance swindlers
upon whom sentence of death was
pronounced. have filed application for
stay Of sentence until executive
clemency can be asked from President
Diaz.
His home destroyed by flames and
the dead bodies of his aged father and
two small children was the sight which
met the eyes Of Charles Zende, a farm
er on Mcintyre creek, near Steuben.
vile. o.. when he returned from a
short trip.