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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-08-23
Card of Thanks.

The following from the bereaved
parents of the little. girl, Leila Craig
who recently died at Leland-to the
people there, we gladly give publicat
ION, "Al.hough "Strangers IN q
,traag land and our daughter afflicted
with con agioas disc lse-those who
could. rendered such appreciable help
that we find our words in d d.'dquate to
express our gratitude. But we wish
TO emphasize the great impulse Of ouI
,earts.
MIR. and Mrs. James Graf
Delight, Washington.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-08-23
Suddenly Stricken
Blind.

Troy, Idaho, Aug. 10. While
handling fruit boxes al his fathers
warehouse, Ora L. Duthie, sou Of
former Mayor w. NJ Duthie, was
suddenly stricken with blindness.
Thinking the attack temporary aud
caused probably from over exertion,
he was taken al once to Spokane to q
specialist, who, after several hours.
examination, pronounced the case
incur able.
DR.. Thomas Of Spokane says the
case is rare one. deep seated. ana
arising from no apparent cause, com
ing sudde My and without warning.
Will. not entirely blind. Young
Dahle can distinguish only large oh
let's, aud can barely see his way along
tine sidewalk. While Spokane specia
lists can give the. boy no hope Of re.
turn Of his sight, they are working TO
make his present condition of semi
sight permanent.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-08-23
Will Have School.

The settlers on the unsurveyed LAND
of 38-3-are not only improving
their h ,ldings but are as much as pos
sib e, ei joylns the pleasures of civiliz
ed life, and to this end at mass meet
ing held last week, elected boar d
consisting w. B. Klnne, ]. NJ. Hibb,
and Junius Ross, and also arranged
for the funds for teacher and {
school house. Chas. Schill Las th,
contract for the latter and has begar
its erection. We understand thei;
will be an enrolment OF 90 scolors.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-08-23

Princess flour is made from
the "pick" of plump, healthy
Bluestem and hard Redwheat.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-08-23

Princess Flour is always pure
and perfect.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Mr.. Lorenzo Luvisi, aged seventy
three years, died at his home one
and one half miles east of Agosta
at s O'Clock Saturday morning.
Death resulted from Bright's DIS
ease after a duration of nearly two
years.
The deceased was bonn in Dies
ino, Italy. He came to this country
when he was nineteen years of age
and has been resident of Marion
county more than forty years. He
was very successful farmer and
possessed a score Of friends in
Agosta vicinity.
Besides n widow, four children
survive. They are Andrew Luvisi
of Anderson, Indiana; Mrs. w. l..
Kerr Of Jefferson street, Marion
and A. l.. and j. C. Luvisi of
Agosta.
Funeral services VIII be conduct-
ed from the Agosta M. f.. church
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. In
terment will be made in the Agosta
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

ing issued. May was the heaviest
month in this city. 95 permits being
taken out.
When 1t Is considered that Column
bus with its 221,000 persons has at
least eleven times as many inhabit-
ants as has this city. the wonderful
boom that is on in this city IL more
apparent. The number OF permits
issued in this city during any month
in the past year or for any part of
the year is very much more than
eleventh issued in the Capital
City.
The record as kept by City Clerk
William Fies,. is not as complete as
Is desired by that official for the
reason that many of the contractors
have failed to take out permits. The
action taken by the mayor recently,
compelling the contractors to get
permits or be brought up in court
and fined, has had very good effect
and the greater number of builders
are conforming with the law. If
pSi mus nbu DttH lSSueu IOT every
structure erected in the city limits
during the past year, the record Of
the city would compare very much
more favorably with that of the
larger place.
The outlook is. very good for the
present year and II is believed that
the building, especially of dwelling
houses of all kinds. will greatly
surpass that of last year. The de-
mand for modern houses. contih-
ues to be very brisk. The demand
at present, however. is not as great
as II was a year ago. The growth
of the city is not Mushroom" but
is a steady increase from month to
month and year to year, which the
officials say, is growth that is
permanent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

YOUNG MAN
WAS KILLED
Struck by Erie Passenger at
Gallon.
HURLED THIRTY FEET
And was Dead When Picked
UP.
Daniel Evans Resumes His Duties
as Local Yard Master-Fine ice
Being Stored by the Erie.

Chicago and Erie passenger train
No. 3, running three and one-half
hours late, struck and instantly
killed James Thompson, aged twen-
ty-two and unmarried at Il Gallon
street crossing about / o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. The trainmen in
charge of No. 3 told of the sad hap
pening upon their arrival at the
Marion union depot.
A freight train east bound, ON the
Big Four tracks, had just cleared
the crossing and young Thompson
unconscious of danger stepped in
behind the caboose and on to the
adjoining Erie tracks directly in
front of the fast passenger train
which had barely began to slow
down for the Gallon stop. His life
was Immediately snuffed out and
the body thrown about thirty feet
The victim is popular Gallon
young man and quite widely knowr
in this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
In Proportion to Size has Col
umbus Beaten.
MORE BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Far in Marion Ac-
cording to Population.
The Outlook is Good for the Coming
Year Which Promises to Exceed
That of Year Just Closed.

Apropos Of the present boom that
Is on in Central Ohio in which Co
lumbus claims to be leading the race
a comparison of the building that
is being done in Columbus and in
Marion Is very interesting to the
loyal Marionite, as Marion is enjoy
ing far greater boom than Colum-
bus, considering the comparative
sizes of the two cities.
During the month of January,
just passed, % building permits were
issued in Columbus against 81 in
Marion. 80 permits were issued in
Marion during December. In the
year 1906, 2023 permits were issued
in Columbus against 3S1 in Marion
The month of April was the biggest
month in Columbus. 272 permits be-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
Relief In Six hours

Distressing Kidney and Bladuer
Disease relieved In six hours by
New Great South. American Kidney
Cure" 1t is a great surprise on ac-
count of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and
back, In male or female. Relieves
retention of water almost immediate
ly. If you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy. Sold by Flocken
Drug Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Frank Hartley. of Columbus, a
brakeman on the Hooking Valley
was probably fatally injured at
Toledo Friday while coupling cars,
according to dispatch received last
night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Daniel Evans has resumed his
dut,rs as local Eric yard-master af-
ten having been relieved for several
weeks by Thomas FaAon Of Hunt
ington, Indiana. Evans, has in all
practical snses been yardmastcr Of
the Eric here for the past several
years and the officials are well as
surcd that he's The only man for
the place.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

During Evans short recess he
acted in the capacity of foreman
of q switch crew which position has
now been given to II. Bigford, a
trustworthy, long eypcrieiced local
railroadcr. Evans has been granted
on assistant ana also n raise in
salary and things promise to run
smoothly in the Erie yards. here
after.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
NOTICE

TO the Members Of the Marion
Comfy Matinee Club.
All members of the above club
are requested to he present at the
annual meeting of said club to be
held at Peoples Band hall, West
Center street, Tuesday evening,
Feb. ~, 1907 al ) y. NJ.
w. IT.. FOSTER, Pres. +.
C. C. WALTERS. See.
o-6.g
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
not to have the trouble. repeated.

Ice almost three feet in thick
ness is being stored in the Eric
ice house and it is without doubt
the heaviest shat has eyer been
shipped into Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Both legs were broken and he re-
ceived internai injuries. RE was
taken to the Toledo hospital and his
wife was sent for.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Samuel Evans, British soldier,
died at Plymouth in 1909, having lived
for 16 days after being shot through
the heart.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Every rule won't work both ways.
The. man who frequently comes home
late for supper kicks hardest when he
comes early and finds supper late.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

The congested condition Of freight
cars in the local yards has been re-
licved and yard trnffic is back to
its normal stage. Particular care
will be taken in the future so as
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
N1erely Personal

Mars. S. f.. Zohman has return-
ed to her home in Lewistown after
visiting Thursday and Friday with
her aunt Mrs. j. F.. Carl;n of
East Center street.
Mrs. II. w. Campbell Of Gin
innati, has returned TO her home
after spending several days in the
city with friends.
Miss Stella Tolle and Miss Helen
Corkins left this morning for Co
lumbus to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. A. r. Cheney and daugh-
ter Miss Pearl, were guests Of
Columbus friends today.
Miss Ruth Fisher left this morn
ng for Columbus where she will
n@rd a few days as the guest of
friends.
Mrs. Sarah r. Snyder of Park
street who suffered slight stroke
Of paralysis is much improved and
has been moved to the home Of
Mrs. Nelson Abel On North Pros
pe"t street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, @. Chase, of
South Main street, left today for a
trip to Chatam, Canada.
Mr.. Isaac Young, OF High street,
who has been seriously III for sew
eral days Is reported much improved
today.
James Graham, o. three miles
southeast OF the city, IL quite III
|with the grip,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
NEW METHOD OF ECONOMY.
Excuse Made by Mr.. caudle Was Real
" Rather Neat.

"Ah. hal" said Mrs. Caudle II. LADY
who had lost little OF the bloom OF
girlhood as she pointed her bony hn'
ger at her weak -kneed husband. you
have been drinking again. Don't deny
It. 7 smell sensen on your breath"
but. my dear"
"Thatl do. Some are born to gov
ern aud some are born TO be governed.
| was born 20 govern. although Just
now I'm not governing much"
Caudlc II. threw an apoplectic grin
at his wife. swallowed two or three
gasps and endeavored to explain;
Il tell you. my dear. my present In
certed arrangement between us
whereby we were to economlze." He
found IL necessary to stop here and
wait for his grandiose statement to
slit through his wife's pompadour.
(How Nine. Pompadour must writhe
In her grave to know those hideous
deformlties are her uamesakes)
You see. madam" he continued.
"we-I-you--we both agreed to econ
omlzc. did we not2"
we did" aud pair OF SIS false
teeth snapped tight
Well" said Caudle H.. getting a
little more seifconddence as he con
tinued. IL is this way. madam. Drinks
are 10 cents apiece. For the FIRST
time to-day I ascertained these same
drinks sold two for quarter" He
waited a minute TO see II his logic
we're soaking through the rat
Since they were two for quarter.
I saved Ave cents by buying two. hence
my present condition, "-Denver
Times.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
WORK Of Else,ro.Msans,.

In engineering works the electro
magnet Is taking a very prominent
place. This device dispenses with
hooks, slings and other lifting appa-
ratus. by throwing a switch control
ling the current the magnet Is ener-
gized and thereby attaches Itself 20
the bars. castings. scrap or pig Iron
which Il IS desired 10 lift. The magnet
poles are shaped according to the ma
ture Of the material to be raised. For
heavy rails they are oblong and are
slung from the crane hook BY a short
chain. Castings weighing over two
tone are successfully handled by cleo
tro.magnets. Another use TO which the
electromagnetic is put is In breaking
old castings so that they may be melt
ed and utilized. To accomplish this
the magnet Is made TO lft and drop
a steel ball weighing from one TO six
so.s.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
Chr Aatmrr-
Gmrr Tallaru
BY DR.. ROBERTSON WALLACE.

the qualities of the epmoer Fair look upon and
sunny though she be- there ran Of cruelty in her character On
OCCASION well well know, she be red in tooth and claw She
has great love for humanity She rents mans png into her
secrets She gudgs him his conquest Of all the powers and forces
that hers alone In her eyes upa mor Of
the planet taken FORMULATING the sphere his account He is
simply much earthly matter become detached from the globe and
temporarily galvansed Her business is him back the earth
with all speed She yeans for him. yawn him.
later she dgs him into the ea fixes him securely
in his native elements. 1t is her business
Nature much likely kill than cure when left her
devices Her bacteria deadly than bombs her microbes
fatal than Mausers Her poisonngs with subtle pomanes
unaccountabe. She freezes she burns she sary she mang
humanity her will There mawh sentiment about
Nature.
There better methods of treatment for the maade magnae
made seek lost health by crawling all
four it found rigorous regime fine thing to knock the
out of the hpohondrc Heroic treatment only
be borne by heroes And hypochonda except
perhaps his cash chemist No will deny that occasional
will benefit those persons who habuay Everybody will adj
that fruit vegetables and should have important place
the dietary and that people who habuay eat meals per day. will
enjoy better health three Simple ailments easily combaed by
simple methods
when the treatment of organic diseases like
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14

WANT LAW AMENDED.
Southern Baptist Convention Urges
Temperance Legislation.

The following communication was
passed by the Southern Baptist con
vention in favor OF a temperance
amendment to the present Interstate
commerce law.
Whereas. The greatest enemy or
the cause OF Christ. which We, as a
convention. In part represent - the
legallzed liquor trafic
Whereas, All Of the states conDos-
ing this convention have more or less
OF prohibition territory within their
borders:
Resolved. That We Respectfully
but earnestly. request the proper on
cials OF our national government not
to issue privilege taxes for the sale Of
liquor where its sale Ia prohibited by
the laws OF the state.
That we urge our senators aaa rep
resentatives In congress to pass the
Hepburn-Dolliver bill. or tho nttle-
tield-Carmack bill. or some SsHnlar
measure. making liquor shipped nom
one state 10 another subject q the
laws OF the state into which IL h i'm
ported"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
Better Mind Her P,s ard o's.

A little girl had been 10 Sunday
school for the first time. and had been
much interested In the lesson, which
had as its foundation the text, Put
your trust in the Lord, and place no
trust IN princes"
About week later when she re-
turned from kindergarten she found
her mother busy helping the cook pre-
pare fruit 10 make Jelly, She sat
down 20 watch-thcy were too busy
to let her holp-.aud presently she
heard her mother give an impatient
exclamation.
what Is Il. mammal she asked
"Oh, every one OF those ounces Is
bad a. the core and rm very much dis
appointed for I had counted on them;
wanted TO finish my jelly today
4 wish / had known" said the little
girl With he wisest little air. 4 could
have told you better mamma, for II
was only last sunday that Miss Hol'
brook warned us 20 put our trust Ia
the Lord and have no confidence In
ouincegt"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14

Prof Durig. OF Vienna. whs u him
self not an abstainer. has bcca isak-
ing experiments 10 mountain chmblng
at times without using alcohol and
again after consuming an amount
equal to one Hire OF beer lie has
come 20 the conclusion that GA the
alcohol days he accomplished 20 per
cent. less than on abstinont days Be
says that the energy stored fer work
ia on alcohol days only partially used.
dropping i3 per cent below Esrmal
Further he declares that the ergan-
ism when supplied with alcohol rs 70
fuel works not only more slowly Than
when supplied with proper fosd but
az the same time that 6rect injuries
result TO the system
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
BIG KENTUCKY FLOP
iLUE GRASS STATE GOES RE-
PUBLICAN. CHOOSING WILL
SON AS GOVERNOR.
JOHNSON is REELECTED
Defeats Congressman Burton for
Mayor Of cleVeland-Hearst Party
is soundIy Whipped by Tammany
In New York.

Washington - Six states elected
governors Tuesday and eighteen
cities mayors. Even for an OF
year" the election was unusually de
void of features, but Kentucky fur
nished a sensation by swinging into
the republican column by pluralities
of the state candidates ranging from
5000 to 10000. The republicans also
carried the city OF Louisville by $500
majority for their mayoralty candi.
date. Results OF the governorship
elections were as follows:
Kentucky-A f. Wilson. republi
can: estimated plurality $4,000.
Massachusetts-Cur Guild. Jr.,
republican,; plurality. l04.S57.
Maryland-Austin l.. Crothers. dem
ocrat. plurality, 4.34l.
Rhode island H. Higgins. demo
crat; plurality 2.3O7 with all but one
district In the state heard from.
New jersey. Franklin Fort, re
publican; estimated plurality 1000.
Mississippi-E. +, Noel. democrat
The democrats had no opposition, the
election being a mere formality.
Besides the election for governor
a state treasurer was chosen in Penn
sylvania. John o. sheath. republican
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
Er.neh soIentI.,., pI.eovery.

The French scientist, DR. Forlin.
has discovered that the light from a
mercury vapor lamp. passing through
two sheets OF blue glass and reflected
into the eye by n large lens, reveals
the internal conditions infinitely bet
ter than the ordinary white light. by
placing a screen with pin hole be-
tween the light and the eye a mag
nifcent image OF the vessels at the
back OF the retina. which have hith-
erto been almost invisible. has been
obtained. The capillary value. the d.
ameter OF which is only two thous-
andths OF a millimeter, are seen to
distend with each heartbeat. and II Is
even possible to count the blood
globules.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
Better on Without Saloons.

The saloons have just gosc cut
from Bristol. Va. and aho froln their
twin city Bristol. Tenn. just across
the line The usual liquor cry that a
lot Of empty buildings viii be- v-owN
upon the town. and rents dcclAar. b.
given contradiction by recent press
dispatch from Bristol. which says IN
part; THE abolition OF the sal~sons
has not in the least disturbed Yrop-
erty values 80 far. Those houses that
have already been emptied Of sasoons
In Bristol. VA have been rented. with
one OF two exceptions at higher srice
than thoy formerly brought"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
POOLING THE AMERICANS
Rhine Wine Merchants Boast Of Their
Deceptions.

There Is much interesting seSgcs-
ton in the frank way In which q con
vention OF 800 wine growers AZ De-
trich-on the Rhine discussed thos bust
ness. and especially that part Of "a re
lating TO the export trade 20 the Uni
ted States. u was openly satea that
Rhine wines which are favortses with
the American people are often falsely
labeled. and the further expiration
was given that almost ne gCnainc
Nierstclner goes 10 the United States
because the exporters trust To "Ameri-
can lack OF experience with vincs to
escape detection" In sther words
spurious products are unhcJiatngh
palmed on on Americans. who pay
good prices for them. This admission
OF the practice OF deliberate fraud
should have effect one way to avoid
being thus imposed on. says Trio,
Times. Is not 10 drink wine
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
Diplomacy.

A good story comes from Philadel.
phia with reference to a young so
ciety matron who sought the advice OF
her pastor touching a peculiarly per.
sonal and delicate Natter OF con
science.
Il would like to have your opinion,
sir" said she. 'as to whether or not
the use OF rouge Is wrong"
The diplomatic clergyman smiled.
Some" said he. hold that there is
nothing pernicious in q bit OF rouge;
others. on the contrary, regard the use
OF this cosmetic as most reprehensi-
BILE. To me II seems best TO steer a
middle course. You might. therefore.
use rouge on one cheek only.'-Harp-
er's Weekly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14

being elected by 10000 majority over
his democratic opponent
Results OF the mayoraity elections
were as follows:
San Francisco. Cal-E. II. Taylor,
Dem and Good Government league.
Cleveland. O.--Tom l.. Johnson.
Dem
Cincinnati, OIL. Markbreit. Rep.
Louisville. KY. r. Grnstead-
Rep.
Toledo. O.-Brand Whi,Iock. Ind.
Salt Lake City. Utah-John s.
Bransford. antimormon.
Tammany Again Tastes Gore.
New York. The election In
Greater New York has been largely
favorable TO the democrats New
York county (Manhat,an and the
Bronx went overwhelmingly for Tam
many. Thomas F. Foley for sheriff.
the head Of the ticket. having a plur-
ality OF 26,723 over NJ. +. Ibmsen. In.
dependence league and republican. in
a comparatively light vote. The fus'
ion between the republicans and the
independence league was a failure. ex'
cept in the cases OF few miESs ~
ficials.
Tom Johnson's Plurality e.3t3.
Cleveland. o. - Complete returns
give Tom Johnson (Dem). for
mayor. 4s,339: Theodore f. Burton
Rep). 39.026. Johnson's plurality is
9,313. The entire Democratic ticket
was elected with the exception Of
police clerk.
The city council will stand % Dem
ocrats 10 Republicans.
Following the reelection Of Mayor
Johnson. the Cleveland Electric Rail
way company resumed selling tickets
at the old rate Of IL for so cents.
For a month prior to the election the
company sold tickets at the rate OF
seven for rs cents. upon which basis
II asked a renewal OF its franchise
Mayor Johnson was elected upon a
straight three-cent platform.
WhItloek Wins In Toledo.
Toledo, o. - Mayor Brand Whit
lock and the entire independent
llChtl Was NitIltQ ntt0 W
running from 1000 to 1900. X. A.
BARLEY, Republican candidate for
mayor. polled a good vote.
Pros Win In Illinois.
Springfield. III. - Prohibitionists
are jubilant as a result of Tues
days election in Illinois. 10 counties
80 far as known having put themselves
on record for the exclusion OF the II.
censed saloon. This was the first test
OF the new local-option law made In
counties not under township organiza.
ton, and the result was a distinct Jolt
to the liquor element. Seven counties
went absolutely dry.
Results Shown by Table.
The results OF the vote on prohibi-
tion are shown as follows:
TOWNSHIPS VOTING ON LOCAL
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-14
CIR Ghurrh ann tllr
Diunrrrr
BY DIR. w. A. BARTLETT.
Chicago Psstor.

that when Jesus
of love the old passed If will take
the they will find that Jesus Christ
only upheld the ten commandments but he made such tremendous
additions commandments themselves appear small
pared with those mountainous requirements of Lord.
how preacher consistently those who have
divorced whether guilty not Because the words used the
church What God hath joined together let
The marriage then becomes with the
When that contract broken it done by court
the church In the sight of God and according the ideals
Christ there be putting but remarrage
parties who have been separated by legal should to the
law they desire remarag The preacher represents God and
church. and is question for him to decide according to his
judgment