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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-11-09

| Good goods ct right prices al
the time
| g. d. Hurst o} Boise, visited in
Parma last Sunday.
| The Stockton and Newpors
fcattle were brought in from the
hills Monday
DrFn-Mnday evening Nov.
3, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. u Sarvoss,
Ia daughter.
G. II. Peterson returned from
the bills with the Newport and
Stockton cattle Monday.
Rev. Eider attended the st. +.
convention at Emmett last week
fem Mercantile Cq.
W. =, Stockton came back
from the hills Monday after d
couple OF weeks absence.
Jack Walk ms and John Pfow-
head were down shooting ducks
on Alkali Saturday and Sunday.
A large nu,pher OF Parma PEG
pile attended she dedication OF
the Presbyterian church ut RIOS
we'll Sunday.
Parma Meat Market next to
postoiIice. Fresh oysters ann
home made mince meat. Pure
home rendered lard, aauer kraut,
Thanksgiving turkeys. 80.
For Sale;-Good milk COWS and
some promising heifers, Two
and one-half miles northeast OF
Parma. Phone | long and /
short, line I,
Chas G. Bagley.
Cake" l4ookman, Nampa's
premier brewer. was GOWN Satur-
day and Sunday, and incidental
y visited the Club grounds al
Alkall. lake ii u member who
takes great pride in the club.
Ernest hrass, Il wealthy Owy-
nee stuokman, and A, 5. Rich
nond, Of Caldwell, were Il the
;itv Thursday. Mr.. Brass will
eed cattle In this vicinity this
winter.
For Sale.-sA acres Of farni
and five miles west of Parma. |
'rice reasonable and on easy
erms. Good house and out
Also one six-horse-
'ower gasoline engine. Enquire
1.-THE Herald,
Il. Garlick was do WI from Cald
'ell Thursday. Air. Garlick has
zen engaged in grading on the
nterurban and c. Il S. II. roads
uring the summer. He will
robably occupy his resid enct
ere this winter.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-11-09

FARMERS CQrQPERATIyE DITCH
COMPANY,
Parma. Idaho October & 1907

Parma, Idaho October {, 1907
Noticg ie hereby given that at meet
ing Of tie DgeetpFa held on the 9Th dal.
II Octoner, 1907 an asaesameHs Of Is
cents per share vas LEVIED upon the out
standing capital stock Of the corpora
tion. payable ON the 18th day of No
yeinber, to the Secretary at Parma, Ida
no. Any stock upon which thia assess
ment remaina unpaid an the lllh day
of November. 1907, viii bye delinquent
and advertised for sale at p9hlic auc-
ton. aud unleas payment Ia made be-
fore, wi be sold On the End day Of De-
cember, 1907, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with the costs Of
advertiaing and expense Of sale.
". Is. MlTcHFLL
Secretary.
Parma, idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-11-09

/ -
/ Don't forget the South Idaho
Humber trust.
| Whys
| FIRST, t0esAuae ii II an illegal
Ecomhinatiou Ia restraint Of
| trade.
Second. because ii is one ii
tle lnost potent agents militia.
thug against the advancement d
this section,
Thru, becianse it IL sobDinp
the producer out a thousands OF
dollars every month.
Better lumber than wepay 500
per thousand for ~ selling in
Baker City today for$15 at re-
tail, and the retailers Of that city
are not gong to the poor-ho,ise
very tsst. 1t doesn't cost $11
per thousand to ship lumber
rom Baker City TO Parma. Mr.
Platt and Mr.. Kibble have moth.
ing to DO with fixing the prices
OF lumber here; they are boil
working for wages, and botf
working for the same concern
The two yards are maintained
for u blind in other words Il
make the casual buyer think
there IL competition here. wLel
there ls nothing of the sort un,
nothing that resembles it. They
are both good fellows. but the,
ire working for and under the III
rection of their employers. I'll.
I'l'ice OF lumber here should no
'xceed SIS por thousand. TIL,
bnlance il mere robbery.
fyou~thaf IL any che non
connected with the trust--wer
80 no 20 one oi the mills I. At TN
rust buys from. and tendp
them the price thai the trust pnA |
ior lumber. you couldn't buy
loot OF lumber for shipment
Parma, Why? Because the
couldn't sell another foot oflui |
De-. In south Iunho. The tru~
would cut them OIL the list. IN,
10 one included in the trus
vc,uld buy OF them, even ut i
over price than from the trust
controlled manufacturers. Ii 20,
lon't believe this, try it one,
The trust managers will tell go
hat the present exo.bitant
,rlces OF lumber are due to ti,
alse IN prices at the mill; that II
'slse. They will tell you further
hat theiurther raise is due to
he lalse in freight rates locally:l
hat isialse, with thesugle excep
ion of the Il. X /. N, which has
aised rates somewhat.
The trust has been busy lately
ending out TO the news papers a
argo amount OF literature sus
aiming the high prices OF N teri
]. Some OF the papers have
een icalish enough to publish
his rot, but TO credit OF most OF
hem, be it said, they would not
uomit to being a party to amy
uch robbery. The trust should /
e killed, and we appeal to the ,
ewspapers oi this section, which !
ave The interests OF the people (,
D much at heart, and which ar,
sually soiearless in the perform
nee OF "a public duty, to come
ut and tell the truth about il.
o do less is prostitution or
owardlce-maybe both.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
NEWS OF THE, SUBURBS
Jr.. No. 2112 Ivy Ave.

Mrs. James Mccraw, Jr.. No. 2112 Ivy Ave.
nue. 45e5tf g.
Miss Sue Haley. Of Atlanta. Ca, is Wis.
itins her cousin. Mrs. Henry g. Winston
NO. 1918 Grove Avenue.
Mrs. Charles Brantley Campbell, Of st
Petersburg, Fla. Is spending some time with
her sister. Mrs Charles w. HARDWOOD No
S02 Lombardy Street.
Miss Marie Harwood left Wednesday tc
join large house-party given on a house
boat at Jamestown by Miss Jells Scott.
Of Richmond. From this party Miss Hnr.
wood Will go to Suffolk, Va. where she
will be the guest OF Miss Boykin.
Miss Pckette Anthony. Of Charlotte. n
G.. ~ visiting Miss Gilman. No. 1910 West
Grace Street.
Misses Leila and verna Eanes OF Atlanta
Ca, are spending month with their cous-
tnt Miss 1rma Brannan. No. 206 Vine Street
Miss Clara Anthony, of Charlotte, NJ c., Is
spending some time with tho Misses Han
cock No. 200 North Vine Street.
Mrs. Charles X. Willis and family are
SUNNI ering at Buckroe Beach.
~ Miss louie G. Buckner. OF Frcderi cks-
burg, Va. is tho guest OF Mrs katherine
Wills, No. 1900 Grove Avenue. a3s
Mrs. 3. "A. Bolsseau and family are spend l.
Ing the summer in Asheville. N.FCl sfsS
Mrs. Julien Binford and children are vis
hatan county .
Ia spending the summer with her son, Mr.
John S. Mowry No. 2204 Park Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

One of the most Important. extern.
sIve and interesting 3linesfof unitarian
work conducted blythe Federal gov
eminent Is the transplant!ns OF native
aquatic animals into waters in which
they are not indigenous. ard the IN
tIoduction Of fishes of foreign coun-
tries into the United States. Most
people are familiar with the economi-.
caliy important results of acclimatizing
foreign species or varieties of MANI.
mails and birds in our country. and
every one can recall sonne2of the many
valuable vegetables, fruits and other
plant products that are immigrants:
but comparatively few people are
aware of the systematic and varied
measures that have been taken by
the government for increasing and
cnriching the supply OF food and game
fishes OF every section of the country,
and still fewer realize the extent to
which the commercial fisherman, the
sportsman, the youthful angler. the
farmer, and the public In general are
indebted to the National Bureau OF
Fisheries and the State Fish Com
missions for providing many kinds Of
inhabit given waters. When we con-
sources-unsurpassed as a whole for
variety, abundance and excellence-the
question naturally arises as to the
NECESSITY for planting nonindigenous
species in any of our waters. The
occasion for such efforts comes from
q number of conditions which have
been duly considered by the authori-
|ties.--Hugh M. Smith. In National
Photographic Magazine. OK
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F,acetious Tcstarn1s

VIII making often affords a man an
inriyalled opportunity of paying Off
I'D scores and speaking his mind with
mt'any fear OF unpleasant consequences
% himself.
The great Duke OF Marlborough evi.'
lently could not resist the temptation
when he left her 10000 wherawi,h to
Spell Blenheim in her own way, and
sl5,OoNto keep clean and to 20 to law
with"
There is also distinct note of spite
!ulness in this extract from the testa-
ment of Mr.. Kerr, who. after declar-
ing that he would probably have left
his widow ten thousand pounds If She
had allowed him to read his evening
paper In peace. adds, But YOU must
remember, my dear. that whenever I
commenced reading you started PLAY
Ing and singing. You must therefore
taKe me consequences, i leave you
pne thousand pounds."-Grand Maga-
zine.
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Seven Pines.

Misses Nettio and vrgle Bottoms and
Miss Ellen Hicks, together with a number
OF others enjoyed fishing "trip down on
the shady banks of the Chickahominy River
during the week, and were fortunate In TAX.
Ing in many fine fish, 4 'stEi
MI. and Mrs, Elicit gave a lawn party
at1their home near here Wednesday night
for the beneht Of Antioch Baptist Church
Rev. j. A. Scott accompanied by his
grandfather. was a recent visitor at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs ", Bottorns
The Antioch Sunday school had their ar.
nua picnic on private grounds near here
during the past week, and most enjoy.
able day was spent,
A large number of persons travelled Oyer
tho Nine-Mile Road on tho Fourth. The
number of visitore registered at the NatonI
Cemetery during the month Of June exceed
cd a;4oo. Among the distinguished visitor:
pfE Tho pnst week We're General and Mrs
Davies.
Miss Pearl soph. OF Caroline county
after pleasant visit With her sister, Mrs
I.S M; West. 10 now on o. visit to her sister
Mrs, g, NJ. Graves, near Lakeside. where
ishe8 Will spend q while before returning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Fulton News.

Miss Matte Rock, Of No. . Louisiana
Street. and Mr., Charles re, Il; Ne%man, Of
the Richrnond Cedar works The couple
Will reside at No. Louisiana Street.
Miss Fannie lrilbates, OF williamsburg, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Charles W
Hodges on State Street.
Mr. John Carter has returned from a visit
to his daughter In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Duke have gone to
williamsburg. Where they viii reside IN the
future
MI Henry Sears, Of staunton. ana Miss
Hester Angle, of Fulton, were married
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in5the
Charles Charles ii. smith, at No. 100 state street.
Tho couple nre we'll known and popular
young people and Will make their home in
Mr.. NJ ", Thompson IS very alex nj his
homo on Nicholson Street,
Mrs w A Phllips is 4, confined 10 her
Mr, Luoius paugherty, of Norfolk. is the
guest of relatives In Futon
Alderman Louis Washer and family lave
| the National Cemetery.
| Miss Moncure, Of lBastrop. TEX. is the
| guest of her uncle. MIR, II. II, MonCuro. on
childrsn's day aeryicea viii bo. held in
Laurel Hin Methodist Church to-day a An
exercises Will bnsin At, 1890 a. NJ The
pastor, leev, j y, White win make an adj
| dress
| OF Pocnhoptas, Installed tho, following oni-
esrs al their meeting "Wednesday night .
| Prophecies. Mira, Maggie TYLER; rocnhon-
;as, Mrs Amelia Hardin; WeYnah, Mrs.
Janis I.evensnhn; l'owhatan, Mr.. 7, /. Tray
llor; Chief az Records, Mrs, LILY Kpcen;
| Collector OF Wainpum, Mrs Mamie Waao
Keeper of Spampuin. Mis-. Dora Glenn, The
officers We're Installed by tho great saehen,
4 OF VIRGINIA. &d3 s5 it4 SN
Miss Mary CARRIER Is spending the mont n
of July with friends In the country,
Mrs, Frank RieMardson.. Mrs, annie Crime
| and daughters. Misses Katie and Agnes.
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Lee. District.


Mrs. Philip 7. Saunders has returned to
her home at Ashland. Va. after having
been on a visit to her sister, Mrs, L. NJ
aArnall, No. 42s1Ein Avenue.
Miss Sallie Spence Laughron. OF New
York City. IL visiting her grandmother.
Mrs NJ Bell Gfbboney, at The Rookery''
on Park Avenue.
s Mr.. David Weisiger has returned to his
home. No. 2alo Ivy Avenue. from a trip to
New York.
Miss Gertrude Newton has returned to
her home in Alexandria, Va. from a yisi:
to her sister, Mrs. William Crupper. No. 23os
Ivy Avenue TX
Master George .Fairlamb; lJr,, OF Nos 23ls
Ivy Avenue .ias visiting his aunt in Suffolk.
Mrs, Eugene;powell, 9of NoS2314 sIvySAve-
nue., had as hert guestFla week Miss; Minnie
Downin OF Cor d onsville Va. Friday Mrs.
Dowel spent{sEtn5#G Gordonsylle returning
Saturday, accompanied bySSher s1nother-n-
law, Mrs Iemuel Dowell, who will spend
Some time In Richmond,
Mr.. Thomas F.. Detrick. OF No 1000 Grove
Avenue accom- panied his daughter to
Mountain View. where she expects to spend
several weeks. After Mr.. Deitrick's return
to Richmond he will go on few days bus
mess trip to washington, D. G.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles NJ Iyle's little son.
Robert. IS Improving after having been quite
sick at his parents home, No. 20O2 Grove
Avenue IA
Mrs Edward j.. Bradley and daughter,
Miss Louise Bradley. of Baltimore, Md.
have returned to their homie a tier spend
| ing a month in GRichmond the guests OF
4 #
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Highland Springs.

There will be services in the Methods,
G CIV hl this morning at II o'cloek; preach
day school at the usual hour, 10 o; clock u !.
THE Union League will meet n@the Meth
odlst Church tonight at o'clock. with
MI. Hardy es appointed leader
Unitarian Church. as the pastor. Rev. John
y Robinson. is OF on his summer vacation.
in odd-Fellows' Hall. and an Interesting
business neeting was held.
CAPTAIN i. and J., Mrs Parsons. OF Wood.
returned from a delightful trip to the
jamestown Exposition. where they went to
the Deoaration Of fndependenee, Mrs. Par.
sons being great era nddaught Of Lewis
Norris v aone, Of the signers.
the Fourth several OF their frlendn.s to,
gcther with Tho different members of their
family. and most enjoyable time was
spent. Refreshments Were served on Il tho
vera da that they mi ght enjoy the display
Of freworks which was kept up during tho
e. s. Read. Miss julia Read, Mr.. ana Mrs Mrs.
r. w. Savage. Mr. and Mrs Frank Read,
Misses Kate and Lola Dickman and Master
Mrs. connehx and Miss Mary Bunting. OF
South Boston. were recent guests Of Mrs.
Annie Adams and family. ss
q Mr. G. Harvey Atkisson. formerly OF this
village. but now OF Washington, D. c.. ar
rived hero on the Fourth and Will spond
pare nays f Mrs un ns
He left the village about year ago to en-.
gase in business in Washington, and his
HON coming was a pleasant surprise to his
family and friends.
Misses Maude and Della Traylor, OF Pc
.ersburg. were guests OF Miss Eua Jo hnson
on "Wednesday and Thursday.
Percy Cuttings. OF South Norfolk, was a
recent guest at Flower Cottage
Mater Audrey and sisters,
aunt, Mrs. Frank p. Read. Misses Kate
and Lola will spend several weeks with
their aunt before returning to their home
The, match bali game on the morning Of
| the Fourth between the married and sim
esting and exciting one. and was witnessed
by large number OF ladies and gentleman.
ffsa'aa IL SONS g % In
owing to their defeat.
gan. are stopping In the village until they
get possession OF their lately purchased
property on Holly Avenue
grnnddaughter. Clara Estelle Bngley.' at.
tended picnic at West Point on the
Mrs, Eugene Gatewood and daughter Miss
sallie Gatsewood, visited "Bellview" Thurs
day morning.
his property here. moved his household eff
| fects to the home of his daughter, Mrs.
ida Hunt near. Meadow Station, where hs
Twill. make his future home
Mrs. D. A.. Smith. OF the Tower House."
In company with party Of Richmond
friends. left Tuesday for Jamestown. where
they will spend several days IN taking In
different points of interest at the expos-
ton.
Mrs. Fletcher Beadles and two children.
from Madison county. who have Just return
ed from5the exposition, were guests for sev-
eral days during the week of Pr. and Mrs,
G, t. Collins
Mr.. wells Birchard and family have re-
turned home after a pleasant iYisit of sew
leral days With Mrs. Orchards sister, Mrs.
HumDhreVS q I IN n a
Mrs. Humphreys was formerly Miss Willie
Mellon. Of Highland Springs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
are the guest Of relatives In Baltimore
Miss Alice Gill has returned home from
fta utou ~ 5t9'l

are the guest OF relatives In Baltimore.
Miss Alice Gill has returned home from a
weeks stay at Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs George Bohannon have re.
turned fro ma visit to relatives in Lunen.
burg county. , 44
Mr., and Mrs Wiley Gill arc visiting rela,
tives in Providence Forge.
Mr.. Arthur Robins. of Cerro Gordo. Ill,
is visiting his mother on Marion HILL
Misses Cora Wood and Winnie Kaufelt IRE
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. L. a..
Snend Mt Clayton Mines Henrico county.
Mr.. William MONTGOMERY Is quite sick
at his home on Graham Street.
Mrs Wyatt has returned to her home in
Norfolk after a brief visit to Captain B. s.
Rice and family on Denny Street
Miss Ruth Bradley, OF Abbeville, Ala,
who has been visiting her friend, Miss. Zoda
Kemp. has returned home. s45s &.
Miss Viola Butfin continues quite sick at
her home on Fulton Street.
Miss Mamie Williams, Q: Fort smith.
ARR, is the guest of her friend. Miss. Zoda
Kemp, on the Williamsburg Road. s-siti
Captain Albert Morecock. Of Sandy Point;
Is the guest Of his son. W. T. siorecocl. J.
M;. Pierce, formerly OF Fulton. now liv-
Ing in Connecticut. is visiting friends hero.
Mrs: Egbert Claiborne is visiting relatives
Mr. L. b salpuels, who has been visiting
the jamestown Expostion and his uncle
Mr. W. M Kay In FuIton has returned to
Mr. ]. II. Holston. of Gloucester county,
Is Visiting Mr.. J. F. Bew on Fulton Hill
Mr. aid Mrs. John Myers have. returned
from ten days trip 10 New York and
Coney Island.
Mr.. Wilson Resins and little son. Claude.
of Roanoke, are guests Of relatives In Full
ton. - 10 -. So t.r4l-.-.gs: u b
Masters Fritz CARRIER and Karl. Black are
the guests Of their aunt, Mrs John Pease,
In Berkeley, Va.
| Miss Mamie Rice is the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. Seth Morgan, at her new cottage at
Ocean View. ~, f.sg 2Ea
L. Little Misses Alice and Louise Washer
have returned home from visit to thelr
! sister. Mrs. Calvin Jones in SmIthfleld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Why They Don't Speak.

First Saleslady (disguising her pleas
re)--What do you think. Mayme? A
gentleman friend OF mine sent my
photo to that newspaper that's run
ming the beauty contest Didn't he
have the nerve, though?
Second Saleslady-And the worst of
1T is them practical jokers. never apol-
ogize.-Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

" GMa q, What WI would you. do if you had
"f9, de r.ewd v@Ne! I'm sho' / dunno
know wor I'd do ef ] had two dnilsb,
I'VE bin waitin Two yoahs Ter git mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Two Iiusy.

Gardener: why, yer not goin' to gct rid
pf them fine bees B.r?" ~ ''a
New Tenant: Fine bees be darned! Do
You think I'm going 70 keep ON about IN,
place eating their heads Off ."--Harpers
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Buef Items Around I own

Or. Emily Chenault Runyon. who has
been most faVorably known as sue
ccssful practitionar OF medicine here
for some years past, and who has won
an enyiablas place In the hearts OF
many Richmond friends. Will leave
this week with her children to spend
q week with her family IN kentucky.
Z iAtterWard DR.. Runyon VIII proceed
to Seattle, and from that point WIZ
sail by the steamer fremont to- choo.
Chow China. where che win make her
home and be engaged IN medical mis-
sionary work. sfF
Or. Runyon will be succeeded in her
Richmond practice BY Or; VIVA ,Ap-
pleton. a graduate Of John Hopkins
University, who has been ,, pr aa 7
land Hospital, Boston. Mass.
Mr.. sgJohn ston w. Crawford one OF
thes nYosts fEo acient and popular teles.
raphers OF the Richmond division Of
ent one OF the force in Chief Dispatch
er G. S. Wrights office, in Richmond.
has accepted a position in the otlice
Of Superintendent Page, OF the Atl Ian,
Mr.. Crawford will leave the city to-
day to assume his new duties.
Mr.. S. cahen, the carpenter Of the
for Norfolk us a delegate to the con-
vention of the Theatrical Stage EN-
ployes of the United States and Canada.
Hon. f. c. Folkes has named his
representatives TO be present at Nthe
recount OF senatorial ballots blythe
City Committee on Thursday night.
They are as follows: Messrs. Joseph
M. Shelton and II. y. Atkinson as Wit
nesses,s and Police Omcer William Fl
Palmer to assist in guarding the trunk
containing the ballots after Its re-
moval from the Virginia Trust Cons
pany's vault.
The meeting of the board of direc-
tors Of ithesVirginia Division of the -
p A. sch eduled for last night has
been postponed until next Saturday
night.
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 1, Ancient Order
|of Hlbepnians. will hold a. special call
cd meeting Tuesday night to consider
plans for a social for the members and
their friends. It is urged that every
member be present, as 1t is desired to
have the entertainment during this
months
Judge w. O. Harris, of Louisyille.
KY, Is visiting his sisters. the Misses
Harris at No. 202 East Main Street.
Mr., w. w, Miller and daughters, OF
Memphis Tenn gneSS66ii est
Street
Miss Hyinnifred Miller. who has been
Visiting Miss Rachel Hatch. leaves to-