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Nerve

Everything depends upon
your nerves. 1t is nerve force
that causes the brain to direct
the motion Of YOUR body; it IS
nerve force taat causes your
heart to puls2te, and send Jhe
blood through your veins it
is nerve force that causc5 your
stomach 10 digest lool, your
kidneys to filter the blood, ald
the liver to secrete bile.
In fact, nerve force is the
power that runs your body, 50
if YOU feel WORKOUT. irritable,
nervous, cannot sleep, or eat
well, have pain or misery
anywhere, your nerves are
weak, and your system run
down. To restore this vitality
take DR.. Miles Nervine which
will strengthen and build up
the nerves. You cannot be
healthy without strong nerves.
'For eighteen years Or. Niles
Nervine and AntiPain Pills have been
my close companions. Early in mar
ried life, while raising children, my
nerves became all worn -out--could not
sleep; had no appetite; Indigestion
very bad. and had SUCH awful dlsEy
spells. Then l began using DIT. Niles
Nervine, and at once I began to Inn
prove. and soon found myself in
perfect health
324 Pittsburg St, New Castle, Pa.
Or. Niles NerVlne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantees that TIE
frat bottle VIII Benefit II 1t fails, ie
will refund your faoney.
Miles Medical CO.. Elkhart, Ind
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PAYERS Hi Limestone.

The workmen have encountered a
difficulty IN excavating for the brick
pavement on Queen street. A layer of
limestone has been struck near the
public square. 1t will be necessary to
resort to blasting to clear the way.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-25
Dsrkesvil.e Items.

Mrs W. II Wright rs visiting her
brother in Baltimore.
Harry May and Sol Turner are sell
ing hickory chairs through Delaware.
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Blanche Kilmer.
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Roy A. Harrison.
w. Thurston
W. A McCarroll.
Carrie Wintermoyer
Ed. II. Keedy.
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Ordinary Prudence

"That fellow is lower than horse
thief
why don't you tell him so?7
Well, I always had an idea that
would prefer to die a natural death !"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-25
APPLE CROP TO BE GOOD
And Berkeley County Looks Better
Than Ever, SaysJ ]. H. Stuart.
MEETINGS HELD HERE IN JUNE
Men conversant With Fruit Industry
and Diseases That Afflict Trees
Will Lecture.

A run through the country TO see
the condition of the crops was made
bv Postmaster Alex Clohan and J H.
stewart. who IS connected with the
state experimental station on Tues
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-25

Wilbur II. Thomas.
s. s. FelKer
Mrs. NJ. G. Tabler.
W. L. Jones.
Charles P. Light
w. H. Crawford
Fl. P. Thorn
W A. Gard.
Lee M. Bender.
s. w. Busey.
Ann E, StribIing.
Harry Fisher.
DR.. c. w. Link.
Charles NJ. Lamar
Kemper & Arminger.
w. G.. Austin.
George f. III. Baker.
J. William Beard
Miss Bertha Morris.
William D. Keedy.
Harold Keedy.
Frank Keedy.
G. c. Lamar.
w. n Dunn
Oscar Elliott.
j. E. Thrasher.
John S. Douglas
G. w. Foreman.
H. Kuhns.
Ben. J. Thompson.
C. H. Blake.
Ed. S. Reynolds.
c. w Sheets.
G.. E. Cordner
F. H. Graichen
B. G. Williams.
G. C. Welty.
Earl B. Thompson.
j. d. Barnard, jr.
Lewis M. Light.
P M. Hollis.
John A. Weaver.
Howard r. Lindsay.
Arthur J. Zimmerman.
Ray w. Zimmerman.
Harry Kastle.
William N. McQuilkin.
Rev. Charles S. Trump.
F. l.. Good.
V E. Bovey.
John s. Cole.
John w Bratt.
Garnett w, Morrison.
Company c, of the Citizens com
mittee, of which E. C. Henshaw il
captain, raised 5000.
Company F of the Young Mem
committee, of which L. H. Thompson
is captain, has raised st65,
The company of which FL M Grow
is captain, has raised s112.
George Ryneal. jr.
Ex-senator c. J. Faulkner
W. H. Crawford.
E. F. Willard
George M. Bowers.
Alex, Clohan.
F. s. Emmert
2. I. Brantner. 1e.
Louis Lipsic.
Lizzie NJ. Muth. tl
Harry M. Grove.
Lulu S. Muth.
C. M. Pine.
G.. H, Thompson
w. S. Kline.
John w. Steen.
Nat Boxwell
c. G. Seibert.
Emma B. Housewortb.
G. E. Trout.
Edgar J. Meyers.
S. N. ShauIl. -
Mrs. Clara j. Myers.
George HI. Myers.
G. H. Becker.
j. l.. Bateman.
l.. l.. Bentz.
E. C. Cox.
William M. Cammer.
Guy Edwards
H. d. Porter
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William A. Johnston.

William A. Johnston.
John Keller.
Ella Martin
j. E. Kline.
j d. Moore.
M. o. Steck.
Norman Barrick
James G. Bowers
G. e. Grove
John Brandenberg.
w. W Houseworth
Harris silverman & sons.
c. w. Houseworth
Walter Brandenberg
Isabelle Thompson.
Emily Miller.
J. Melvin Ripple
Wade r. Byrd.
w. e. Winebrenner.
H. L. Shaull
Make Up Of Teams.
The teams with their captains are
as follows:
Young Mems Company
A, Captain G. r Whiumore; u. B.
O'Neal, w. e. Brathwaite, Willard
Grimes, ]. NJ. Ripple Company B,
Captain, Harry NJ. Grove; Charles
S. Houseworth, Il. Kaufman, F. Nc
Kee, S. Wolfensberger Company G,
Captain, A. Zimmerman; James Show
ers, 7. w. Kastle, jr.. Dr. Westrater,
A. j. Zimmerman. Company D, J. E.
Seibert; A. G. Dudrow, D. c. Carver,
Elmer Seibert, r. Edwards. Company
e, Captain, G. NJ Saibert: Harry
Evans, w A. Breth, C. F. Martin, w.
c. Kilmer. Company f. Captain, l..
H. Thompson; w. S. Kline; Ben
Thompson, b. D. Myers, Edgar Trout.
Company G. Captain, c. e. Grove,
Harry Fisher, John McAneny, George
McMichael, J. Thrasher Company Fl,
Captain, w N. Dunn; Harry Blondel,
John Gordon, John Darlington. Com
pany |, Captain. L. L. Bentz; A. r.
Staubly. A. NJ. Staubly, William
Johnson, G. Cox Company j, Cap
tain, A. H. Stanley. w. f. Mills. John
Kern, J. Groves, w. Kern.
Company K, Captain J. Bowers; Shir-
ley Shaull, Harry Johnson G.. Duke,
F. Trammell. Company | Captain, G..
Baker; l. Kilmer, B Geyer L, NJ.
Light, w G.. Austin
! Citizens Committee-Compa A,
Captain, J. H. Lloyd; A NJ Gilbert,
C. A. Miller A. Parks, E. Sigler Com
pany B, Captain, F. r. Baker; G. w.
Appleby, DR.. Sites. T. Kearns, J. Fl.
Whetzel, j. NJ. Woods. Company q,
Captain e. c. Henshaw; WI Jones,
G. W. McKown, J. B. Bowers. G. P.
Light, w. H. Thomas. Company D,
Captain, HI. L, Alexander; R, L. Snod-
grass, J. H. Hobbs, NJ. G. Tabler, A. b.
! Noll W. t. Henshaw. Company e,
Captain, Prof. Brindle; M. Robinson,
G. B. Wiltshire, H. 5. Castleman, G. G.
Cushwa, Gray Silver. Company r,
Captain, ]. F. Thompson; H. J. Sci
/ bert A. B. Noll, J. Frank Thompson,
d. H. Stuckey Company G., Captain,
A. c. Nadenbousch; G. S. Roush, w.
Spillman, Lee Siler, w. A, Gard, ]. T.
Nadenbousch. Company H, Captain,
c. M. Lamar; A. D. Darby, L. M. Ben
der, F. f. Wilson, H H. Emmert, DR..
: c. w Link. Company I, Captain 7. t.
Dunn; F. A. Minor, E Rutledge, T.
M. Pearson, L. Dew. Gerhardt, G.. s.
Hill. Company J, Captain, x. Poole;
G. NJ. Busey, F. w VanHorn, c. w.
Boyer, ]. l.. Seibert, ]. w. Dedd.
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MAY PILE STONES.
S. w. 5usey Is Given Permission to
Bank Before SilVers Place.

odlN SStOFe SltNeFS race
S. w Busey, Of Mil Creek district,
appeared before the county court on
TUESDAY in relation to depositlng
stones on the side of the road, for the
use Of the county road, to be crushed
and placed upon the road between
Mr.. Buseys place and Tnwood Station.
1t was ordered that he be authorized
to bank the same to the side of the
road at the west part in 'front.' Of the
lands of Gray Silver ana George VI.
Bowers, to be placed in a pile, at
each point, not wider than eight feet.
and so as not to obstruct the rsa Of
the road
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
lA8ALLE

Miss Anna George is visiting In
Denver this week.
Dr. warren and family left for the
mountains Monday.
Mrs. Railshack's father is visiting
her for few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Gregory and children
returned to their home near Hardin
Monday.
Miss Edith Harrington is In Love.
laha this week attending a Christian
Endeayor convention.
MIS- sam McAfee of Greeley was
the guest rof her sister, Mrs. Sea
mans, one day last week.
For sale-A heater, nearly new. =,
laundry stove and a Home Cantor,
range. Inquire at Presbvteri,n
manSe.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
LAGRANGE

Duane DeVotie Is building q new
house on his ranch.
Mrs. Chas. Neff who has been sick
for the past two months Is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Horace Eldredge who has
been sick for some time Is not any
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jones are the
proud parents Of baby girl, born
recently.
Chas. Lucas surprised his friends
recently by bringing home bride.
We all wish them many happy days
of welded bliss.
Mayor Clammer. Senator Drake
and wife and c. d. Neff and wife OF
Fort Collins came down In the
formers big auto Thursday morning
in time to eat breakfast with Mr..
aud Mrs. Lauridsen, returning the
same evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

apolis has been on the ground for
some time.
Clyde Hodgson, who has been III
at the home of his uncle from an alb
scess following pleurisy, was carried
to the early train Monday morning
to be taken to Denver hospital, but
the absceSs burst and the patient
become so much worse that the trip
was abandoned. He seemed to be
better afterwards.
A. Hodgosn is rapidly closing out
his stock Of merchandise. He will
go into business with his father, who
owns the feed mill, doing big busi-
ness, owns and operates two ranches
and manages the canning factory.
He does 1t all to the utmost satisfac-
tion, too, hut the business Is becom-
Ing more than he can handle.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
coLuMBINE

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Brown spent
several days in Denver last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurich at
tended Sunday school at the FairplaY
school house Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Prudence and Pearl
Landers attended the union memorial
services of the l. o. 0. F. and Re-
bekahs conducted at the Ault arm
DRY Sunday morning by Rev. E. G.
Whitaker and Rev. Elliott.
The old school house not being
large enough to accommodate the in
creased attendance of pupils in this
district the contract for new puild-
ing was let to r. B. Leonard of Fort
Collins for the erection of white
pressed brick building to cost IS, 400.
There will be large hallway and
three rooms, one Of which will be
used for library and teachers office.
The building will be heated by a
furnace. Work has already begun,
the basement being nearly COM
pleted, which is on the site of the
old building.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
OLIVE BRANCH

Miss Ellie Irving is visiting friends
in this vicinity before leaving for
her home at Coeur d Alene, Idaho.
The Monteen Bros. who have been
visiting their uncle, E. Hedenskog,
have returned to their home at Las
Animas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Nye we're in
Longmont last week to attend the
wedding of Bruce Olstadt, a nephew
Of Mr.. Nye.
When the water was turned out of
the ditch Saturday at the request of
Superintendent Edwards quite a
number of the farmers thoroughly
searched the lower part of the ditch
for the body of little Harry Yost:
thought to have been drowned near
Wellington In tl.is ditch, but no
trace of the body was found.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
FAIRPLAY

william Petty left Sunday morn
ing for his home in Coffeyville, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Tormey have gone
to Pine Bluffs, Wyo., to spend sew
eral months. Miss Alma Dahlgren
left on Saturday to make them a
visit. Miss Tormey is Miss Dahl
gren's sister.
FairpIay was well represented at
the Ault skating rink Saturday even
ing. Among those noted were MIR.
and Mrs. W. F. Wetzel, Mr.. and
Mrs Richardson, William Petty and
Maud, Archie and George Jones.
Mrs. John Rienks and sister, Mrs.
Jay Kimball, and Miss Laura Rienks
were in Greeley "Wednesday attending
family reunion at the home Of Mrs.
Rienks' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Ramsay. The guest of honor was
Mrs. Walter Ramsay who had not
visited at home for twenty years.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

Messrs. Henry Brown and Lewis
Wordeu spent Wednesday enjoying
Denver sights.
Pete Larson shipped two carload Of
fat cattle Monday and shipped two
cars last week.
Jehiel Shull returned to Elwel
Friday after an absence Of some
months in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whowell with their
son and nephew have been spending
few days at the Chalk Bluffs ranch.
Frank Knott and family passed
through town Friday on their way
home from a visit to the Eichnann
ranch at Stove Prairie.
Children's day was celebrated al
the chapel Sunday evening and the
children rendered their parts finely
before large audience.
Rev. II. Fl. Flory and the county
Sunday school missionary spent some
time last with week teams helping
a brother, hindered by illness. in
catching up with his work.
Miss Bernice Thornton leaves this
week for her home in Montana and
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Puryis
very pleasantly entertained the young
people in farewell party for her
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
BIO BEND

Mrs. Roy Noal is very III this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiggette were Den.
yer visitors Saturday.
Edwin Davis and family attended
church In Greeley Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Kingsbury and family
were visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. McMillen, Sunday.
A few relatives and friends spent
Friday evening with Mr.. Rudd and
family. All enjoyed pleasant even.
ing.
Many of the farmers have began
harvesting their first crop of liay and
are anxious to get 1t before the
Fourth.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
pLATTEvILLE

Mrs Gwyun will spend the sum-
.,,..r with relatives in Kansas.
The Bank of Platteville is advanc-
fr, r,pidly in its building operations.
T-Ts new brick will be handsome
baI'ding.
Mrs, NJ. f. Tilvou and daughter,
rre latter teacher in the Highland
,,Le schools, are spending the sum-
NOR on their ranch northeast OF
town.
PIatteville people are much inter
s.,ed in the irrigation projects talked
rr southern Weld county. If the
range can be driven farther east It
viii add immensely to the town.
The Plateville Board Of Trade is
negotiating for garment factory TO
he installed there by Denver parties.
The board is doing fine work in ad-
yancing the interests of the town.
Brown & Lycan have begun work
to extend their store building In line
with the corner brick, giving them
selves up-to. date display windows.
They will office In the warehouse
while the front of the store Is being
remodeled.
L. C. SNYDER, who was in the EN-
ploy of the State Normal for a time
has purchased the Knapp quarter
section near Mrs. Snyder's ranch
seven miles northeast OF Platteville
buying crops and all. He has al
ready taken possession.
The city council Is working hare
to establish new set of ordinances
the established statute book having
mysteriously disappeared the past
winter The board first passed al
ordinance giving themselves the
power to establish ordinances.
The First National bank will oc
cupy its new 25x40 brick bank build
ing probably by July l. They will
have modern bank building
Weathered oak fixtures will be in
stalled. Cashier Jepson of Mime
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

d. S. Ellis and four Of his daugh.
ters left for their vacation last Fri
day. They expect to spend the sum-
mer at Glen Haven, where Mr.. Ellis
has cottage.
The Christian Endeavor Of the
II. p. church OF Evans gave a straw.
berry social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Dunn Tuesday evening
Rev. johnson of Beaver Falls, Pa. :,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ellis were
guests of honor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
GIBSON

5. H. Swan was business visitor
to Denver Saturday.
Frank Young and Bert Jenneway
made business trip to Grover Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shook were
the guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Harsh.
Graham Lamb and Lloyd Neill
were in Gipson on Tuesday taking
the school census.
Mrs. Young and children visited
from Saturday till Monday with her
parents III Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr and daughter
from Severance visited Saturday and
Sunday at the Webster ranch.
Miss Amelia Boyd returned last
week to her claim at Pierce after a
week spent with the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georgia from Micbi-
gan are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. plov-
man. They will spend the summer
here.
Miss Bertha johnson is at nome
again from Nebraska, to which place
She was called by the death Of her
brother.
Bert McCurry has gone back to
Mitchell, Neb. Mrs. McCurry and
Ella will remain for longer stay in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson and three
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Henline and son, Floyd, were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Snur-
geon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brenthauer of tho
Ewing ranch were very much nIo,sed
to welcome some of their ra,,tI,ae
who arrived last week from ,croSs
the briny deep.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Uarriso, =.
tertained the nemb bers of the prnsbv.
terian choir last Friday evening
pleasant social evening wa, en7,roa
Refreshments of ice cream. raI.-ana
punch were served.
~-lhe county road force under Quar-
seer Stroll has been dong so,,a sno
work on roads in this vicinity I,+a,r
On Monday they folded their ,aats,,
and moved to other Iarfs wIc,a l,
work was more urgent. 'o"'
~ Mrs; Mary HindIe Of Denver snent
last Friday with her orS op1nl
friends, Mrs, N. c. Swan and t,Di,,' liz
Mrs Hindle has lately so,S a''i,s. ,
property in South Denver and , ,e,
leave early in July for an ~, WI.
visit with relatives in Massach',.. eiueu
oil many years in Colorado "'seice
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
ELWELL

Miss Helen Shull of Berthouu has
been visiting her cousin, Miss
Beulah.
Mr.. True and son of Highlandlake
have been painting and papering for
Mr.. Purvis.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Green House for Sale.

Because of Ill health am obliged
to seek lower altitude and for that
reason will sell my residence and
green house at 7l2 Thirteenth street.
Large lot and pleasant location.
Business is extensive and profitable.
w. Fl. Soaring, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

The only place in Greeley that sells
government inspected beef is Marks
market.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Celery Plants.

For sale-From seed bed or trans
planted varieties, White Plume,
Giant Pascal and Golden Self-blanch-
ing. j. Leavy, 1921 Eighth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Attest: J. B. PATTOI
State OF Colorado. J

- = HfANt Asbt
County OF Weld, IS.
City OF Greeley,
l, j; B. Patton. City Ck
Greeley. do hereby cer
going ordinance was M
in full and on motion b
a. regular meeting Of /
Gil held June /, lNi;I
was published in The
newspaper published B
period OF ten days ,he
subsequent regular N
Is, 1907, said OrdinanceI
passed and adopted BY
nays none, absent ONT.
j. B. PAT1
Published in the Cred
Goth, 1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Normal Hill Lots.

Lots of them. Choicest locations.
See Woodruff & Mumper, Union
Bank block.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
BE eI,,.o l. Ordained j, by tn. !
oity OF Greeley. CnIsays Csns Y

he ei,vo l. Ordained j, by tho 4
o''y OF Greeley, coifoI cSaf
Section l. Tho,
tended by conssrrs.al!s str ne
from the manboIIsu uetla
tpsstween ts Seventh an ana
Thence thence west to EissSb;a sba
south s, to Twenty.ESar.s. as
me intersection a, l'rS 4!
tNsineteenth ~ street /, Wa. :
Thence south to Tw~ees
sewer to be constrros.a "sa
than eight inches IN N.Y. "
Section ., That u ,a
provided for in Secti,osse ,se
be KNOWN and desisprnosa. isroa
trict No. 2G." ''sna
Section 3. That,b.
ing said sewer shall III :.
the city and against y
adjacent to or abuti;i,.s
where the same is la;S
thereoi, according | ~
Ordinance No. 90 ~
and Drains pasSsa
1892. That portion y y
structing said sewss
assessed against The ~
Slty warrants drawn
fund, and that portiona
structlng said sewer II
sessments against ths
lacent TO or abuttine
where the same Is ia
thereof, shall be paid n
py warrants OF the (s2
iund, which is herah,
known as Sewer Disti
and all moneys derived
ments ,hereinbeiore M
applied to the mainten,
and to the redemption
upon the same and ior
Section 4. 0rdinanc,
repealed.
Passed and adoptad
proved this 18th day ii
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
ORDINANCE

REeEkAATlSG I kATl TO spw.]
Mp IA - CREATING NJ
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
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is as safe as any other investment and
a great deal more profitable. There
has not yet been one failure to make A
mine in the Occur d'Alene District
where there we're the surface indica
tons and intelligent work was done
Copper Mining has been coutl,u,u,lv
the most profitable. one reason beng
that copper mines never work out
there being on record mines worked
continuously since 100 B. c., one IN
particular. the Rio Unto, is now EN-
ploying 10000 men and its earnings
this year will he over ten millions of
dollars and it has over one hundred
and sixty millions of tons of ore block.
ed out.
500 invested in the Green ConsoIi.
dated Copper less than two year, $50
is now worth Ss7m' Slm invested in
Butte & Boston s:oca IN 1896 is NOW
worth S7.OOv
The saltese Consolidated Copper
Mining and Milling COMPANY IA m.
heart OF the Occur dAlene copper dis.
trlct Is going to make a great MIN.
The tunnel is now in about 700 feet,
has cross'cut fine vein of high grade
copper, is approaching another and
we have little of the stock offered at
bargain price if taken at once. Write
for Illustrated Report. Address:
Merwin q Co., Moscow, Idaho.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Local News.

TIE Hotel Kendrick now has a
white cook, Mr.. Munsterman installing
the chef Thursday morning. This
makes the table service superior to
most any town in this section and
must necessarily draw large trade
from the travelling public The Hotel
notes heavy increase in trade and
most satisfactory patronage, taxing
the management at times to handle it
w. N. Terry spent few days in
Spokane this week, attending to bust.
ness matters.
We secured from the Lewiston Abb.
stract Go. blue print of their Nee
Perez county map which is surely
needed by every resident of the county
and also by every business man This
finn also produces large map of the
county, authentic in every line and
Invaluable to one who has to consult
or study the location of land See the
firm relative to their maps OF abstrnct.
tug for NezPerce county
Il.
MARI Brothers are contemplating
putting a store In Reube,s and one in
Fem In the near future = VolmeI
Review
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22

A Novelty show will be given here
Saturday evening by Rrof. Peno. 1t
is rat and mice and legerdemain
proposition, in the lower school house
A telegram announcing the serious
illness OF their mother reached the
Misses Horn last Saturday, and prep.
arations to return home Monday were
completed when later word to the
effect that immediate danger of death
had passed, was received, hence it
was decided not to return, at least for
the present.
Mrs. E. P. Atchison arrived home
Wednesday morning from Alberta
Canada, where she was called by the
serious illness of her mother Mrs.
McCloud, whom she left improving
rapidly.
] Alexander of the Juliaetta Nero
Co was doing business in town Wed.
nesday
Chas. Baldwin, formerly represen.
tative of Garfield Co. Wash. who has
been visiting relatives on American
ridge left for his home at Pomeroy
last week.
All spool cotton &c during
Beckwiths sale.