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New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
LAST DAY or GRANGE.
Washington Choice for 1908 Con-
rention-COmmittee Heads an Tiff.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]


Hartford. Conn, Nov. H.-The 1905 session OF the
National Grange will he held in Washington. that
CITY winning the honor at to-day's session after
long discussion over its merits and those of Bos-
ton Buffalo Albany. Seattle. Cincinnati Columbus
Atlantic CITY. Portland and many other places
Seattle seems just now 70 be in line TOT the I-S
convention An animated discussion ensued to-day
between Aaron Jones' chairman OF the resolutions
committee. and F. \. Derthick. chairman OF the
taxation committee when the latter's report was
offered. and the matter was still before the con-
vention this afternoon
The port at issue which remains undecided Is
that the committee taxation favors bringing IN
tangible property on to the tax duplicates. and MT
Jones and his supporters argued that this tends
toward class legislation.
The report of the finance committee liking the
salaries and per diem pay OF the national officers
was accented with little debate. The final session
will he held tomorrow evening though business Is
behind and many committees are yet to report
The assembly of the Priests OF Demeter which
met AT the State Capitol amid the glare or ten
thousand electric lights last night. has elected the
following officers: High priest. George B. Horton
Michigan: Priest Archon. Nahum j. Bachelor OF
New IIampshire; Priest AnnaliSt. F. 4. Marchant'
Rhode Island Tonight these officers and those OF
the GRANGE elected on Wednesday were installed in
the supreme Court chamber in the Capitol
Among the resolutions introduced to-day was one
~, Mr. Richardson, Of Massachusetts. providing
mar Congress be urged to make adequate approprt-
alton for extending the work of the biological sur
We. resolution by Mr. Hadley. OF Massachusetts
naming Messrs Bachelor. Jones and Atkeson as
,ba legislative committee for next year. was
RAISED The committee public highways sub
r,itted its report embodyng general plans for the
ir,rrovement Of the public highways of the coun-
49,, ard annroved the suggestions OF the worthy
master and the executive committee for this work
a6o ted
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
MANHATTAN orEEA oIel HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA SEASON Is07-s.
OSCAR HAMNIERSTEIN Director
TO-NIGHT AT S-1st appearance MISS MARY
GARDEN, Messanet's THAT'S. produced for the first
coma. NM. Renaud. Dalmorss. MugnoZ RsschfrIian
Grand Corps de Ballet Mus. Dir. CampaninL
SAI MAT AT Goth app'nce Nine NordIcaD.
Nerdis AIDA. Mines. NOrdica, De Cisneros: NM
Zenatelo. Ancona. Arimondi. Mus. Dir. Carnpanni
Sal ENtI Al 8. Verdfs IL IRONATORE.
Mines Jomelh Bressler-Gianoli; NM AIbani. Fos-
setta. Mugnoz COnd-. NJ Pareli (75c- TO So.
SUNDAY EV'G, Sd Pop. Campanini Concert, soc
kl5O- SoOists: Cferville-Reache. ZepptlM Morfchni
Borello: NM Diiur. Abani. Gilbert, crabbs
NEXT WEEK
MOND., I'd app'nce MISS MARY GARDEN Mas
Eenet's THAT'S Misses Garden. Trentini. Giacouia.
MeSsrs- Renaud. Dalmores- Mus. Dir. Campanint
WE'D, Offenbach's THE TALES OF HOFFMAN,
Miles. ZeppilH De Cisneros. JomelN Trentini Gita-
Daidi GianoIf- Galettt Mus Dir. Campanini
THURS, Holiday Matinee. Verdfs II TROvA-
TORE Miles. JomeIli. De Cfsneros. Zaccarta: NM
Albant Fossetta. Mugnoz. VenturtnL Cond-. Pa-slIL
Pop prices (75c 20 So.
THURS NIGHT. 1st appearance Of NJ Zenat.Il,
In popular priced performance, GounOds FAUST
Niles Morichini (frst appearancs). ZeppilH. Sew
ertna: NM Zenatello. Didur. Ancona- Nus. Dir
Campanini- Popular prices (T5c.-SS).
FRIDAY. Verdfs ERNANI. First appearance
mondI. venturinL Conductor. PareIli
SAT- MAT, Sd appearance OF MISS MARY GAR
DEN. Massenet's THAT'S. Misses Garden, Trentfnf
GacOnia, Messrs- Renaud Dalmores. Reschigliau-
Mugnoz Fossetta- Mus. Dir. Campanini-
SAT. NIGHT 1st popular Saturday evx aonaa-
De Cisneros. NM ZenateIlo. Ancona- Arirnondi
MuEnOz Venturini- Mus Dir. Campaninf.
SUND- NIGHT-4th Popular CannpaninI CoucAr-
Seats for All Above Now selling
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
MRS. HARTJE WINS AGAIN.
Philadelphia Judge Refuses to Open Notori-
o-s Divorce Suit.

Philadelphia. Nov 21-Mrs. Mary Scott Hartie.
who was sued for divorce by her husband f..
Augustus HartjC. the Pittsburg millionaire. won
a complete victory in the Pennsylvania Superior
Court here to-day when that tribunal affirmed
in It's entirety the decision of the Allegheny
County Court, which refused to grant Hartje
a divorce
The petitions filed by Hartje's attorneys ask
ing the Superior Court to reopen the on
the ground of newly discovered evidence were
denied The petitions were based on letters
alleged to have been written by Mrs. Hartje and
Thomas Nadine, the family coachman. who was
named as a correspondent by Hartje.
The costs of the procedure placed on
uartie
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
FLoUTs FORTUNE, YET IT SMILES.
Davis Buys Chance on Auto, Destroys Ticket,
Wins but Fights for Prize

Charles S Davis. plumber. OF No l39 Webster
avenue. Brooklyn. has joined the ranks Of those
who believe in the old phrase that hope deserts a
man no period of his life" and has sworn never
in the future to destroy lottery ticket or a Con
federate bill
Some time ago Edward Lauer friend of Davis
and a member of the Cortelyou Club. sold Davis a
5O-cent ticket on a 14-horscpower automobile valued
$500 be rafed off at the clubs fair last Sat
urday night Davis regarded the transaction as a
virtual gift of 30 cents to the management of the
fair and destroyed the ticket.
The rattle came off, and Davis won the machine.
He claimed IT, and a debate followed. the result
of which was hopeless tangle between Davis and
tho officers of the club Finally 1t was agreed TO
let Davis have the machine his signing a bond
for the market price of the runabout to protect
the club II rival claimant should produce the
ticket.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1907
On Sale at all RUwStands
Price rs Gents
FREDERICK SHELDON DEAD.
Expires at His Summer Home at New
port. R. l.
CBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune) }

Newport r. l.. Nov I.-Frederck Sheldon, OF
New York a pioneer summer resident of New
port. died at his summer home here about H."
o'clock tonight from serious stomach trouble,
thought have been induced partly by a bad fall,
which he suffered last week While he did not
Immediately feel any bad effects from the fall
he taken i'll on last Sunday and his health
gradually failed until the end came tonight. Mr..
Sheldon nearing his eghueth year. He was
a of large means, possessing a beautiful sum
mer home here and winter home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon have been summer resi-
dents of Newport for many years. arriving early
each spring and being among the last to depart
in the fall. They planning 10 return TO their
winter home at No. 1873 Madison avenue, New
York. this week. During his many summers at
Newport Mr.. Sheldon had been prominent among
the summer residents, being a member OF many
social clubs here. He a member OF the New
York bar, but practised.
Mr.. Sheldon leaves a wife. He a brother
in-law of Colonel George r. Fearing and Henry A.
c. Taylor
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
STRIKE RIOTS IN LOUISVILLE.
Streetcar Men Take Possession of Streets
Woman Wounded
Ry Telegraph to The Tribune }

Louisville. Nov PA mob numbering four thou
sand persons took possession of 18th street to-
night, soaped the rails and threw a car from
the track which then attacked with fusil-
lade of stones. Five policemen kept the crowd at
bay by firing their revolvers over the heads until
reinforcements arrived when. with drawn clubs.
platoon of police dispersed the gathering, but not
until the car had been wrecked and many had
been dubbed by the officers The riot. like a num-
ber OF others of lesser Importance, caused by
the effort of the company operate cars on
Ell lines for the first time at night since the strike
began.
Mrs Mamie Portman wounded by a charge
birdshot fired from alley at n car on which
she was the only passenger.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
SIXTY DOGS BURNED IN RYE FIRE.
Brookside Kennels Destroyed Together with
Many Prize Winners.

The Brookside Kennels owned by George Greer,
Of Brooksde Farm, Purchase street, Rye. n Y,
totally destroyed by fire late Wednesday
night. OF the hundred dogs in the kennels
sixty were burned to death and a number of those
that rescued will die from their injuries
The loss is said be at least S25, 600.
Mr.. Greer owned the prize cocker and field span
iels Of the world. and among those burned were
the champion field spaniel. Bradford Boy. valued
at $1,000 the champion cocker spanels Fritz and
Brookside. valued at $1,000 EACH and the white
cocker spaniel, Jupiter. worth $500.
The fire. 1t is believed. of incendary origin.
as the flames burst from several parts of the
building at the same time
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
EDDY SUIT PLAINTIFFS FILE PAPERS

Concord, n. H. Nov. H.-Wiam T. Chandler
and De Witt c. Howe, counsel for the next
friends plaintiffs in the suit brought last spring
10 secure an accounting OF the property OF Mrs.
Mary Baker @. Eddy. the Christian Science leader
fled certain papers with the clerk of the Mer-
Fimac County Superior Court While these pers are
under the ban Of secrecy. imposed by Judge Robert
-. chamberiin and official statement as 10 tho,
purpose be obtained II is understood that they
contain exceptions by the next friends 10 the de-
cison OF the cor:t IN taxing them with the costs
Of the original suit On these exceptions the case
-Iil 30 - the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
BED OF OCEAN CHANGED.

Mexico City. Nov. 21-Navigators plying in the
Gulf trade bring the capital reports the eff
fects OF great upheavaI in the or the cods:
o. Yucatan dee 20 submarine volcanic action
They declare that in the recent upheaval the
bed OF the changed and that soundings
show great depths where formerly were shallow
pac=s. They report also that number Of small
i-iands inundated
The Department OF War end Marine has no re-
port showing any such condition. and the officials
have heard nothing beyond reports Of the kn.:
OF large numbers or fish
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
FIRE IN RICHARDSON SPITE HOUSE

A fire, thought to have been incendary. threat
ened early yesterday to destroy the famous Rich
ardson spite ho1se, at Lexington avenue and S0th
street. Mrs. l.. ID. Hedley. the second floor, was
awakened by smoke She communicated with the
janitor who upstairs find the hremen al
ready tearing out the letter boxes which appar-
entity had been stuffed full of some inflammable
material. The fre put out with slight
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
CHARGE TELEPHONE COMBINATION

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 21-Attorueys for the in
dependent telephone interests have complained to
Attorney General Ellis that the Bell interests and
the Marion Telephone Company have entered into
an illegal agreement to divide the business al
Marion Ohio, and asked him 20, bring suit 20 GUST
them from their charters. The Attorney General
has set December 10 as the date of the hearing
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
HAMBURG AMERICAN WILL MOVE MAY I.

The Hamburg American Line announced yester-
da, thai the company would move May from
No ST broadway to its new building. formerly
AIdrich Court, which has been renovated and re-
decorated The company viii occupy the first three
doors The entrance at No. Il Broadway has been
Uidened and all modern building innovations will
be installed The Hamburg American Line pur-
chased Aldrich Court year as~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
CAN SUE LONG ISLAND r. r. COMPANY

Justice JaycOx, of the Supreme Court. Brooklyn,
has overrued demurrer filed by the Long Island
Railroad in response to the complaint Of the State
Forest Fish and Game Commission. and will per-
nit suit against the company for causing 6res in
Suffolk County, Long Island. The commission de-
sres 10 collect from the company $4,000 in hnes
Tor violation of the laws.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
PIrTsToN COAL MINERS Strike.

Wilkes Barre. Penn. Nov. IA large number
OF miners employed by the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. at their No coery. Pittston. went a
strike to-day because they allege that they were
being excessively docked by one of the docking
bosses. The men asked for the removal Of the
boss which the officials refused 20 grant
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
LIEUTENANT POST MADE A CAPTAIN.

Lieutenant James H. Post, stationed at Essex
Market, promoted to a captaincy yesterday by
Commissioner Bingham.
II am convinced you are the right man to make
4 police captain" said the Commissioner
Captain Post has not yet been assigned to pre-
cinct He stood high the eligible lis:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
OKLAHOMA CUTS COAL RATES.

Guthrie, Okla. Nov. 2l.-The Corporation Com
mission issued an order tonight to all Oklahoma
railroads that 20 per cent reduction IN coal rates
would so into effect ola January Q.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
JEW MAYOR OF ROME.
4nti-ClericaIs Decide to Elect Ernest
Nathan to That office.

Rome. Nov 22-The Anti-CIericals' who gained
a great victory in the general municipal cleo
tions held here on November 10. have decided
10 elect Ernest Nathan Mayor of Rome
Nathan was originally an Engishman. A fe"
years ago he came an Italian subject. He VIII
lie the first Jes, 10 he made Mayor of Rome lie
is a mast grand master o3 the Free Masons.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns
recommended the readers The Tribune thor
oughy reliable and business he done by mail with
the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
Help Wanted-Female

WANTED WAITRESS. IN THE QUARTERS OF THE
w Assistant superintendent Of Bellevue Hospital
SsIarD. and maintenance. Also 10 make
herself generally useful Apply at Assistant Superin-
fendents Office Bellevue Hospital First Avenue and
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
Public Notices.

A TTENTTON Is CALLED TO THE ADVERTISE
y in the City Record of November 20 to De-
NH : 1907. the confirmation by the Supreme
court and the Bureau for the Collec-
tion of Assessments Arrears. of assessment for
OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE 70 the following
named street in the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
o3RD WARD SECTION BARRETTO STREET
OPENING from westchester Avenue TO Edgewater
Road Confirmed March l. 1907; entered November
IS. 1907. hEftMAN = ME
City Of New York November IS. 1901
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
BARNEY ESTATE co. INCORPORATED.
To Take Over Property of Former President
of the Knickerbocker Trust Company.

Albany, Nov. 2L-The Barney Estate Company
OF New York. organized 10 deal In real estate with
a capital OF $4,000. fled articles of incorporation
with the Secretary OF State to-day. The company
is to take over the estate of the late Charles T.
Barney, former president OF the Knickerbocker
Trust Company. of New York. The directors are
Ashbel II. Barney. James W. Barney, A II. Mas
ten. George L. Nichols. W. B. Warren. J. o. Baker
and A. G. Milbank all OF New York
George L. Nichols. one OF the directors, said that
the Incorporation of the Barney Estate Company
was the carrying out OF plan formulated before
the death Of Mr. Barney. The disposition OF his
property made in his will. Mr. Nichols said would
be no bar 20 the company in taking the estate
The company, he said. intended TO operate all Of
Mr.. Barney's interests The present board of di-
rectors, with the exception of G. T. Barney's two
sons. is only temporary
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
-METPOpmIITANg6fE

To- NIGHT az RIGOLETTO. Semb-ieh
Jacoby Girerd. Bonci (de5ut1. Stracciari. JLurneL
Muhlnann. Begue. Dufriche Conductor Ferrarl
Sat. Aft. Nov. sS at 2-MEFISTOFELE. Farrsr
Rappold JacOby. Girerd: Chaliapine. Martha
TecchL Conductor Ferrart
sat Evg.. Nov. 23 Cat popular prices) at 7:sO-|
DIE MEISTERS1NGER Gadskt. Matrfsld Eaors
Van Rooy. Goritz. Blass. Reiss. MuhImann- Con-
sun EvG. NOV "a. POP. PRICES. At s.so
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Soloists-Mmes- Senbrch. Langenderr fIabutl.
NM. Lucas. Stracciart Entire Metrop Ope-a
House Orchestra Conductor. Mr.. Bow
Mon. Evg.. Nov. 25. S-AIDA- Cia5skf Kirkhv.
Lunn, Caruso Scottt. Journet. Auhlmann. Tecchi
Conductor ForrarL
Wed Evg-. Nov %, at s-LA BOHE0TE. Sem
brich. Dereyne debut; BOnci Stracc ART Jourrst
Begue. Dufriche. Barocchi. Tecchi- Cond Fsrrart
Thurs Evg-, Nov Is. at S-MEFISTOFEIE. Ear
rar. RappOld. JacOby Girerd: ChaIiaDine Mann
TecchL CondU- tor Ferrari
Fri. Evg-. Nov. 60 at s-ADRLANA LECOU-
VRECR- Cavalert. Jaccby. MattfeId. Carllso Scottt
Lucas. JOurnet. Barocchi- Conductor. F'errarf
WEBER PIANO USED.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29
Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878
Notice for Publication.
United States Land ONCE,
Roise Idaho. Aug. Is. 1907

Notice is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF congress Of
June 8, 1873, entitled IAN act LOT the SSIe oi
Ssysda, and washington Territory, as extend
ed 10 ali Public Land States by act OF August T.
is9l Maggie Gundei son, OF Horseshoe benu,
county on Boise state Of Idaho has This Gay
tIed in this once her sworn statement NO. lsI2
for the purchase of the e9 SCI. sw1a seq @ o.
sec. No. 7 In township No n, Range NO. . -,
That the land sought is more valuable for It's
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
and TO establish her claim TO SAID lano before
Register and Receiver at Boise, luaho' on
Thnrsday, the It'll day Of November, lsUI
She names rs witnesses: c,-,..,
Martin Olsen, Cora f. Olsen, Frank Garrison sG
Elijah Moran all OF Horseshoe Bend, Boise
County, Idaho. .,,u..,v, a. =
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tne
aboye-described lands are requested 10 me tnei.
November, 1907. - r-,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29
Timber Land. Act June s. 1878
Notice for Publication.
United states Land oi llc

United States Land ONCE.
Boise, Idaho, June s, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance Wltn
the provisions of the act of Congress OF June 8,
ISIS entitled An act for the sale OF timber lands
in the states OF California, Oregon, Nevada, ana
washington Territory" as extended TO all the
Public Land States by act OF August 4, issa'
Agnes j Hede, OF Nampa, county OF canyon
tata 81 Idaho has this day filed in this ONCE her
sworn statement No 1918, for the purchase OF the
swL nwA sec 10, sl2 neA, ng4 neg OF
section No 9 in Township NO. N Range NO
n. and will offer proof to show that the lahu
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and 10 estahllsh
his claim 10 said land before Register and Re
ceiver at Boise, Idaho on "Wednesday, the llth
day OF September lsE
She names as witnesses. c,,u,o,
smith T. Soule OF Emmett Idaho, Charles
Weiside Sarah DOrsay, OF Nampa ldaho' Ben
iamin Wood OF Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO tile their
claims in this ONCE on or befors SAID ilth uaS oi
ADDISON t. SMITH Register,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29

sale of Timber, Washington D. O., August q
ION Sealed bids marked OUTSIDE, blo' lin,
her Sale Application. July 5, 1897, Weiser, ana
addressed 10 the Forester, Forest service
Washin9ton, D. c., will be received up 10 an IN, IN,
c,nding the 22nd day OF September, lsoI, Tor an
the merchantable dead timber, stanulng ano
Soypn and ali the live timber marked ior cutting
nv the Forest officers on designated area Oh
sbout 800 acres located in approximately sec
tons % and 2s, t. 10 N, R. E., on ootn
sides Of the North Fork OF the Payette river,
Weiser National Forest, Idaho; estimated a 20 DC
400 900 feet B NJ. OF yellow pine, sUoVo ieet b
NJ Of Douglas fr. 100000 feet B. M. OF wnlte
Ar log scale more or less, and an uneSllinateo
amount OF poles and posts The dead timber Is
| Included In the estimate OF white mr.. no olu VI
less than n so per NJ feet B. NJ. for yellow pine
and Douglas FIR, q per NJ feet B M. ior wh it
Ar and dead timber, 4 cents per nneal 1901 ior
nales up TO 2o feet in length and inches IN ara
meter al small end. | cent per nneal 1901 ior
| noles over 26 feet long, and z cents each iof
hosts feet long. will be considered anu 9e-
pposit Of 400 must be sent TO Geo. r. -hlng, flS-
ccai Agent. Forest service, Washington, u, y,
| FOR each bid submitted to the Forester Illn0ei
unon valid oluims is exempted from safe. Inc
right TO reject any and oil bids IS reserved. rol
| fnrther Information and regulations governing
sales address b. Lafierty, Forest supervisor
Weiser, Idaho. w. 7, Cox, Acting FORESTER
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29
lndnrsad by the County.

1.-The most popular remedy IN
Otsego County, and the best friend
of nv family" writes VIM. M. Dietz,
editor and publisher of the Otsego
Journal, Gilbertsville, N. 7, rs Or,
Kings New Discovery. 1t has
proved to be an infallible cure FOL
coughs and colds, making short WORK
of the worst of them. We always
keep bottle in the house. believe
it to be the most valuable prescrlp-
ton known for lung and throat ols'
eases" Guaranteed to never dlsap
point the taker, by B. B. Davls,'
drug store. Price SOC and Sl.U
Trial bottle free.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29

SAB. hams, bacon and lard 4
Stewards market.
Heating stoves, cook stoves ana
ranges chDaper than ever before sotd
lin Eknu,ett ct John BAne's.
Comet, the fine stallion owned BY
| the Comet HofBe association, VIII
continue in service ct Birds barn
for the next three Saturdays.
tis time 10 make your summer
contract for ice. The old reliable,
Anthony Peterson, has : large supply
Of the pure stun and it viii pay you
to make your contract with MN q
once.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Wheeler, on August rs. . boy. Mr..
Wheeler is manager Of the Kentuck
mine At Pearl and was in town .
few days to get acquainted with th<
new arrival.
The Wallace Press says that not .
Chinaman is to be found in the
Occur d'Alene district, and nc
"Chink" has been allowed to remain
in the district for any length Of
time during the past fourteen years
Man Fan Pile Remedy comes put
I'D in collapeible tube with 9 nozzle
Easy to apply right where the sore
ness and Inflammation exists. 1t re
lieves at once blind bleeding. itching
or protruding piles. Guaranteed
Sold by B. B. Davis.
Uncle Robert Bailey and his neph
ew. County Clerk vern Bailey, re-
turned Saturday from two weeks
outing on the South Fork. They
were successful in catching lots o.
trout and it is said Vern ate so man,
fish he is unable to take off his shirI
on account Of the bones sticking
through his hide.
L. E. Cullen was down from
| Brownlee Monday. He has just I'm
ished harvesting 80 acres of grain
He says the yield is a little short Thu
wear on account of the dry spring
He will increase his acreage mex
wear, however, and has taken hom'
a disc pillow so as to give the seed I
better seed bed.
| Pineules are for the kidneys AM
bladder. They bring quick relief t
backache, rheumatism, lumDago
tired worn out feeling. They pro
duce natural action of the kidneys
80 DAYS treatment $1.00. Money re
funded if Pineules are not satlsfae
tory. Sold by B. B. Davis.
i Jonathan Moulton is down iron
Dry Buck this week. His shlngi
mill is still idle owing to the non-ar
rival of a saw which was ordere'
two months ago. He expects IT 7
be on hand in a few days, when n
will run night and day to catch u
with his orders. Ed Pattison is ais
down for few days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29
Don't be Blue.

and lose all interest when help is
within reach. Herbine will make
that liver perform its duties proper
ly. ]. B. Vaughn Elba. Ala, writes;
"Being a constant sufferer from
constipation and a disordered liver,
| have found Herbine to be the best
medicine, for these troubles, on the
market. | have used it constantly.
| believe it to be the best medicine
of its kind, and l wish all sufferers
from these troubles to know the
good Herbine has done me" Sold
by B. B. Davis.