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Evening journal., 1907-11-05
RUSH TO VOTE
ON LICENSE
Ccon.Inuea From FIrst go

There was no end to the number Of
colored men working in the interests
of license" to-day The coloHed voters
were not in such haste TO deposit their
ballots as the white men. however and
scores of them were hanging around in
the vicinity of the polls, but had not
deposited their ballots
Activity at Headquarters
There was not much activity about
the anti-license or license headquarters
this morning. as most of the workers
We're out in the various districts.
Thomas Davis, chief of the legal star
Of the anti-icense forces. was in COM
mand of their headquarters and advis-
ing the workers as to legal questions
that arose.
lie also was directing the hunt for
evidence against persons suspected of
having registered illegally or of being
repcaters.
Chairman Caleb e. Burchenal and
Royal w. Raymond made a tour Of
the city and kept in touch with their
Workers.
AT the license headquarters Cornell
lus Munday, chairman of the political
fN'tN N'''f as III NtltiildIu ana was
keeping in touch with workers I'm all
parts Of the city and state. Mr. Mundy
was pleased with the way things were
going, but would make no definite
statement
Suspect Endless Chain
In the Second district Of the First
ward, the polling place being at Third
and Orange streets, the anti-license
forces suspect that an endless chain
scheme was being worked during the
morning They had men watching rhe
suspects
Dolan's Detective Agency had detec-
tives about the city They were work
ing for both sides. Superintendent
Dolan said. being engaged for particu-
lar lines Of work.
Heavy Vote Polled
Al noon "a prominent Republican
atter an Inquiry figured that the aver
age vote throughout the city was ten
per cent in excess Of that polled at tbo
last general election at the same hour
IN many districts, particularly south of
sixth street however the vote IS fa.
ahead OF that at noon last November
In the Fourth district of the Second
wallrd az colored men had voted up Ia
noon There are more than $50 colorsd
voters registered in the district.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
MIDDLETOWN NOTES

Special 10 THT EVENING JOuRNAT.
MlDpLEToWN, Del, Nov. 5-Rev. w
II. liutchin preached at Townsend NJ ~
Church ON Sunday evening.
DR. N. O.. B Mason, secretary OF the
Freedman's AID Society of the NJ E
Church spoke to "a large crowd in Dates
NJ f. Church on Sunday on the temper.
anoe question.
Miss Blanche Roberts Is visiting rela
tives IN Wilmington.
w. II. Brady Is spending the week NJ
Atlantic city, n. J.
bernice and Jean Metten were the rues
Of their brother. w. Z. Metten. in VIII.
minPton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Browne. OF Whining
ton have been visiting her mother Mrs.
ii. Y. Parvis
Mrs. Ella Cochran Is visiting her daush-
ter Mrs. II. A. Pool. near McDonoueh
Mrs Carl Harrington. Of Baltimore. 4.
visiting her parents here
Miss lola Beuhm has been VISITING
friends in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
CARRY PISTOLS.
FINED BY COURT

In the Court Of General Sessions yester-
day Frank Peltz pleaded guilty to the
charge OF the larceny Of SO from Tony
smith. II was his first oncnse and he was
sent to the workhouse for nine months.
the lashes beng left out
John NJ. Peters. pleaded guilty 10 tpe
larceny Of "a brass pattern from the plni L
OF the Pusey and Jones Company. VIII
liam f. smalley explained that the do
iendant was "a worl,ngman who had,com-
m'tted the decd through the influence Of
another and asked that he be parolcd
This the court refused 10 do. but remit
TED the lashcs and sentenced him 10 throo
months Imprisonment.
James Mitchell. coiored. pleaded moi
guilty to the larceny of clothing. and on
application Of J. Frank Ball. his counsel
the court was about TO continue mo en-
when deputy Acknowledgement Hastin .
entered noiie prosqui and the prisoner
was dismissed.
Joseph Moore pleaded guilty 70 carry
ing concealed deadly weapon and point
ing 1t az another. on the first charge he
was given thirty days in the workhouse
and on the second a fine Of 800 in default
OF which he win be required to serve five
months IN Jail.
Edward Mowsh pleaded guilty TO CIR
rylng a concealed deadly weapon and was
hncd SO and costs. which he paid.
Morris Push. colored. was acquitted By
Jury ON the charge Of pointing a gun
at Ida Domby.
Peter dePravis pleaded guilty 10 carry.
ing concealed deadly weapon and was
hh'd - and costs. which he pad.
Tho following true bills we're found by
me Grand Jury, after which that body
was discharged until Monday morning;
Larceny-James Patton. John Wright
Arthur Hopkins. George smith and
Thomas Hii
Using female child for immoral pur-
poses-John Kerr
The court announced that non-suppnrt
cases would be taken up on Saturday
November l6
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
ENGLISH TINSMITHS
STRIKE FAILS
By THE JOURNALS Special wire

bS lih JOURNALS special Wire.
COVENTRY, Eng, Nov. 5.-ruion tin
smiths who declared a strike against the
Daimler Automobile Works to enforce
demand for lower pay have lost theit
fight
The Daimler works paid union waees
and bonuses In addition
''rhat won't do. said the union Of
hcials. "rhe men must all be paid alike
The manufacturers stuck to their system
of bonuses and the union orderedtts mem-
bers not 10 accept them Hd
So the automobile makers openSd bank
accounts in the mems names and deposit-
ed the bonuses to their credit. saying they
might be able to take the money some
time AS soon as the accounts began to
pile about two thirds Of the union mem
began to fall and began 20 check against
them. The union expelled the offenders
and declared strike against the Daim-
Ter plant Then the men who had accept
ed bonuses formed a union OF their own
ana helped their employers TO nh the
strikers places. 'ioo
The union has finally yielded and as
many of its members as can get back
their old places viii take them bonuses
and all.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
WANT CLEARING
HOUSE CHECKS USED

Tho Wilmington Clearing House As
ISOLATION this morning requested the
Street and Sewer directors TO make an
checks OF the DEPARTMENT payable
through the Wilmington Clearing
House. The request was granted with
out discussion.
A request from the Remington Ma
chine Company that It be permitted 10
make a change OF three feet IN the
tracks entering its property was grant
ed, the work 10 be done under the di-
rection OF the street commissioner.
Complaint was made that the grad
inc OF Maryland avenue had left a
roadway on the property of Edward
McGinnis above the present g-ade. The
complaint was referred to the stree,
commissioner.
Resi1ents OF Nineteenth street com
planned Of waste water in the street
The matter was referred 10 the street
commission.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
DEMOCRATIC
AT NEWARK, N. J.

NEWARK, y. j.. Nov 5-The re-
ports from Essex county at mono on
the gavernorship tickct showed a
tendency toward Katzenbach the
Democratic nominee. IL is generally
conceded hy both sides throughout the
state that Essex county is the pivotal
district of the election. Throughout
the Oranges. where there is a heavy
commuter vote. many prominent New
York financial leaders are out openly
hustllng for the State and Democratic
ticket Nine.tenths OF the commutcr
vote hitherto has been Republican
The EFFORT to swing the commuter vote
Of the Oranges and other New Jersey
suburban districts is boldly declared
10 re an effort to get back at ths
Roosevelt regime.
The excise question is the issue in
Newark and the demand for a moro
open Sunday Il is believed will again
put this city in the Democratic column
and strongly assist in electing tho
Democratic county assembly ticket.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
Ask FOR Workers.
surprise 80 Al Newark.

= surprise party was given TO Els
worth Moore al his home on Cleveland
avenue, Newark. Del ON Friday even
Ing last. Tho evening was spent in
singing and playing games. At an early
hour the guests were iavitod 10 the
liningrocm wkere q bounufll repasi
was served. These present were the
Misses Florence and Mary Poole. Car
rie Keely, Martha Kennedy. Elsie AIer-
GER Elsie Schockly. Matte Carr. Flor
ence Moore and Elsie MURRAY. Messrs.
iames Law. Norman Day. Ellsworth
Moore. George Cullln. Hnghcy Morris.
James Grove john Moore. Thomas
Murray Charlie Moore. Howard Potts.
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Moore and Mr..
and Mrs Walter Moore.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
WILL PROBE MURDEROF
SECRET SERVICE AGENT

DENVER, Col, Nov. 5.--Secret Ser
vice Chief Wnsie has announced that
he win come at once to Denver and 100
secret service operatives have been or
dered 10 rendezvous here to aid-in in
vestigating the killing on sunday OF
Joseph Walker. Secret Service detec-
tive, al Durango. Col.
Denver Secret Service men declare
the government win prosecute the men
who killed Walker ,...tss.f
The cases in which indictments were
returned last spring are the alleged
cause.
The superintendent Of the Hesperus
mine and the miner who was with him
at the time he shot Walker still main
tain from their cells that they took the
iifo of the Secret Service man in self
defonce They say he fired al them.
but Walkers companions declare thar
his revolver stin loaded in every
chamber was found on his body.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
6O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street
MAURITANIAS
TRIP IN DECEMBER
ny rnE IounNALs snee n wIre.

- AtHA+ ~ AA-fsAAf = oftt Nl wire.
LONDON, Nov 1.-The Cunarder
Mauritania the Lusltania's sister shin.
will make her maiden trip To- New
York early In December Though the
Lusiiania's sister, she is not the ia,teg's
twin, being 800 tons heavier, a fcw feet
longer and quite a bit faster. as indi-
Gated by her recent trial run around
Scotland.
on 81 Abb's head. even with the
handicap OF new engines and an IN
scraped hull she attained a speed Of
zbl knots on this trial trip. and for a
brief interval made 2775 knots. The
cunard officials say she win essi,,.
oroik the Lusitania's average trans
Atlantic record.
The Mauritania's Indicated horse
power is 10000, but she has deyeloned
more than this. She carries 2.lss pas-
sensers and crew, Including $50 en-
sinemen' and is l55 feet high from keel
TO funnel tops,
freity wcll authenticated runors
have 81 that the Cunard comnanv vim
bid goodbye to Queenstown with ,s
larger ships, notably the Tnsit,n,,
Mauritania and Campania. early next
llohth' the plan being FOR these vessels
70 make holyhoad their stopping place
instead. II this happens. Queenstown's
uass as mail station are practically
ehaed, the White star Line also having
ceased TO stop there 70 deliver malls.
Tho trouble is a result OF the. Corr,
Ii"rDor Board failure to arrange for
removing Turbot Bank. The board ox-
p'ained that Il couldn't meet the ex-
penSe' which would exceed s25OO 600 II
asked the Lords OF the Admiralty ~
qua ~ me undertaking, but the ad-
miralty refused.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
WOMEN SERVING
LUNCH AT POLLS

Anu-license workers had their ap-
petites looked after az noon to-day by
women oil tho various churches. With
pots OF steaming cooftee and baskets
OF salad and sandwiches. the womou
visited the var.ous polling places and
distributed the luncheon TO tho work
ers Of tie temperance side.
The women OF Asbury Church looked
after the appetites of men in the Sec
ond ems Fourth wa~is. The women
&C Coolsman Church served lunch in
the western end of TIE Fifth and Sew
enth wa-ds. am the women of Made
ley Church served in South Whining
ton.
In several districts tho women gave
tho lunch 10 the e'eet'on officers as
well a. % tac anti-liccnse workers.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
CAUGHT CUNNING
FOR RABBITS

Three Italians were apprehended
nortly before noon today on the Ferris
"ts trial School grounds, cunning FOR
rabbits. They we're held and ,he
9oiico in this city notified. Special
officer Wilmer Hahn was detailed on
the case ana he brought all three men
to this, city, and they were locked un
IT thcIpolice station.
The prisoners viii be arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Eroman on the charge
Of violating the game laws.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
light VOTE IN
APPOQUINIMINK

sDeciai to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND. Nov. 5-Colen Ferru-
son. one Of the most prominent resi-
dents Of Appointments hundred. tele-
phoned this morning that the outlook
in that hundred was for a big dry
majority. The vote. he said. was light
up 70 noon. and the colored voters
were holding back.
The women ana children in Towns
end are taking an active interest in
thee elction. and have twice paradeJ
around the town.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
ONE ARRESTED FOR
ILLEGAL VOTING

Thomas d. Davis, legal advisor to
tfe anti-icense comrntteo IN this city.
SAID at noon To-day that the commi5-
tee had considerable evidence of illegal
voting and that warrants had been
sworn out and several arrests may be
ioked for this afternoon.
One arrest has already been made
shortly after ~ o'clock Leon CLARK. a
white man. was arrested al the voting
place Eighth and Church streets. He
was arrested at the instlgation Of the
Inspector in the polling place and the
charee against him is illegal voting.
lie IS believed 10 be stranger in the
city.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
WANT SEWER FOR
CHURCH ERECTED

AT the meeting OF the street and Sewer
Directors this morning a request for the
placing Of an inlet for the sewer at tho
southwest corner Of Brown and Firth
avenue was referred 20 the sewer ei =
glneer.
Haven NJ. =. Church IN the course OF
erection on West Third street between
DUPONT and Scott streets made a re-
quest for the extension Of the scwcr be-
fore the church property in order that the
property might De connected. The exten-
sion was ordered
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
SLOW VOTING At NEW CASTLE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. les0 D. m.-Up 10 nocn
to-day the voting has becn comparative y
hght and no estimate can be made al this
nour as 10 the result In the southern a.s-
trict OF the city thero had been polled al
noon about 100 Of the total vote OF ss5 in
this district. The same propo.t on prevails
In The other districts. Tho Bryigon Steel
Casting Company closed at noon for the
day but enc Baidt Company win work un-
til the usual hour. O'Clock. The election
is unusually quiet so far ais there has not
been any indications OF disorder.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
VETS WILL PROBABLY
WIN DELAWARE CITY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Nov. 5.-The vote
is coming out we'll here although some 4
the negroes are holding back. The indca-
tlons at noon were that Delaware City
would go wet by a good majority.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
TRENTON WILL
GO REPUBLICAN
ny THE IorRNALs speeIal VIC.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 5-Frank 3.
Katzenbach. Democratic candidate TO-
Governor voted at $50 o'clock and sml 4
broadly when John E. GIL Repub ical
candidate for Mayor addressed h'm as
Governor"
Trenton Is voting heavily and Katie =
bach win cut down the usual Republica
plurality. but the city and Mercer coun
viii go for Fort. Republican, by 1900.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
CORPSE SAT UP,
MOURNERS FLED
lr mn JouRNALs So al VIC.

BY THE JOURNALS Spec al Wire.
MONTEREY, Mex. Nov. 5-When
the minister of the church was per-
forming funeral services over Mrs.
Fred Harzell. Of hits city. the woman
stirred, sighed, and then sat up in the
coffin.
The minister tainted. the pail bear
ers ana friends fed from the room,
and only the husband remained TO
assist Mss Harzell from the box.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
Election Dav Fair.

WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-rho wealth.
er bureau makes the following special
election day announcement.
Fair weather prevails In all sections
.oI the country today. exoest IN parts
OF the Lake region, New York and New
England, where there are clouds and
local rains Temperature is every
where moderate.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
Abandon Stock Board.

Scott and Company. brokers. at No.
e02 Market street have abandoned the
use OF a blackboard In announcing
stock quotations but still use the tape
system. The reason FOR abandoning
the board was due TO the fact that IL
occupied too much time IN marking up
quotations and those customers who
now desire 10 ascertain the condition
OF the market may do so by applying
at The Office and the quotations Of stock
Eill be furnished them from the tape
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
Business Practically suspended.

curt house was practically suspended
his morning. The sessions OF Levy
Court and Court OF Shancevy were
iostponed untii tomorrow At 20 O'Clock
om orrow mornins the November term
Of the Court of oyer and Tcrinncr viii
convene out beyoad the calling t3e roll
OF jurors no business viii be trans
lcted. The court VIII open in regular
session ON Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
enc 60 10 Va.

Among the out-of-town persons who
came 20 Wilmington today 20 vote was
Mr. Zach Pickles, of Washington, ID G.
Mr. Pictlcs some years ago was IL
business al Fifth and Shipley streets
lie voted az Fourteenth and Washing
sca streets
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
cveiist Butler Back From Europe.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. after
a three year absence on the tracks Of
Europe, Nat Batter. ,he veteran cyclist
Is hack at his home in Camnridgo nut
Ter won $4,000 this season ia Germany
and did nearly as well during the other
years of his stay.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

wANTED-Electricinn and experiences
wiremen for inside work. Apply Morris
Electric Co. n5-T-9
FOR T-Communlcatn front room
with or without board. Apply 5G West
st. n5-5t
WANTED-Boy for machine shop. APP
ply IN person Thursday morning at 8
o'clock to Delaware Marine Supply Mfg.
Co. n5-lt
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
CHANDLER q gndfrtHnss ESsai@ss

No. 214 W. Ninth Street.
Garrett, attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
unth claimed. Carriages furnished.
ApDointm4TtN frst-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
Murderers ExeeutIon stayed.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5-Judge. Barnes
has agreed TO sign a bill Of exceptions
that will bring stay of execution
probably until January for Herman
Binek. sentenced to die Friday for the
murder OF the Versal family
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
AMERICAN nv FRANCE

MT = = = 10 7 TNNT VN ~ 7.
By THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
PARIS, Nov. AN American who
says his name Is Augustus Coltra and
lf iH sen Francisco. WAS ar
rested today charged with picking pecS-
SIS - TX sara pe lsseaS
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
cuetom Hon. Rnoelnts.

COLLECTOR OF Port clark reports ex-
ports for tho month of October
amounting 10 lS.7Gi and Imports value d
az Sll'zs4 This figures compare fav-
gably With other Senshs
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
DEATHS.
A. Leonard Heiss.
Thomas n. Mccoy
Patrick Fitzgerald.
Chandler B. Wilson.


HElSS.-In this city on NoVem Der 3,
1907, A. Leonard Heiss. in his 3fst
year.
Relatives friends. employees OF the
Stoeckle Brewing Company. Delaware
Fire Company, Liberty Lodge, No 10,
A. O. L. W., Delaware Conclave. T. o.
H.. Wilmington Aerie. No "A, +. o. f..
Delaware Saengerbund. Democratic
League and Woodmen of the World,
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence, No. 1114
West Fifth street, on Thursday after
noon. November 7th, 1907, at $50
o'clock 1nterment Riverview cemetery.
SHARP-In this city, on November 3.
1907 William r., son of Frank and
Carrie n. Sharp. aged % months
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at his parents residence. No. S11'
North Lincoln street on Tuesday after
noon, November 5th 1907 at 2.30
o'clock Interment Mt Salem ,ceme-
terry
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
PILES CURED I'm 6 TO "a nAvs

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleed
Ing or Protruding Piles in TO IA
days or money refunded 5Oc.e
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
MARRIED.

KIRBY -BRENNAN-On Novembets 4.
1907, at Sacred Heart r. c. Chufch.
by the Rev Father Hugo Pan. Fer
dinand A. Kirby, of Scranton. Fa,
and Florence Brennan, of ti.is city.
Evening journal., 1907-11-05
1000 Yards Best PercaIes
Ladies' TaiIOr-Nade Suits, Coats and Skirls


If you interested garments in ard the
nobby and stylish lines offer then prices
New Iaiormade SutsMay style blues. brown and back
800 SIS and $3.50 You $500 bill of the above
priced suits
Other good suits-$S $40, Sl2sO SIS. slS $40 to ssS
New Coas-Ihe pick of the market 49, $40 SIS
Juvenile Coats Refers o years So So 50 50 O $40
Separate Skirts and Wastss2s0 So So SIS, So $3.50 SIS.
Hosiery aud Underwear this season than ever before Which
the largest and best in Wilmington which
your selections and at lower prices than prevail elsewhere
Ribbed Shirts
Ladies Vests and Pants 25c 39 Soc 75c and ST 90 Special
Boys and Girls heavy black Hose worth pair " lie
Women Fine 2 Fast Black Hose worth 8c pair three pairs SOC
cLo advance why you should buy and
DVSS the celebrated La France worth SIS per
oak fit and price S350 $500
Boys and Girls School Shoes S0o So So 90 and ST. so
Dress OOdS and Eserytng that correct in and
possible for the quality Prices 5oc 7so ssc $Loo
SPECIALS for Wednesday
Trimmed Hats So and $40 ... $500 and $500
ST. Silk Velvet Morning Gon all popular coos 62 &c
$500 black white Ostrich Pumes $500 and $3.50
Velvet Mixed Roses all coors, three bunch worth 39
200 yards choice and plaid 3onch Sung 38
$50 yards Nobby Sung, checks coo CSC
S2neh wide dye guaranteed black silk 81 number 89
cnWinG Machines Why pay full price when you buy
OSWluS uQSuAuSS crop machine from for half
show it to you Sod second floor
Store Closes $50 p. m. Saturday 10 p. m
H0E- -k0Z HOO TTorl~a+ C4uooA
Evening journal., 1907-11-05

1T of great satisfaction know that all the departments
of store filled with merchandise bought and paid for before
the heavy advance prices So well buying that in most
you prices 33 l-3 per the regular
dy While this large stock lasts can buy them at the old
Muslns Linens Crashes Blankets Comoabes Flnne, Dress
Goods Silks Underwear Hosiery Gloves Shoes Leggn Sweaters
Neckwear Ribbons &c.
vO0A V..de Doe4 DorcoIoc Light coors for Waists Shirts &C..
iVVV AuS DSst ASVaSo being sold everywhere for lSc Our
Evening journal., 1907-11-05

GREEN TRADING STAMPS. THEY ARE THE BEST,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28
Popular Couple We'd
Alfred Z. Willis and Miss Laura
reari hoss Married chuIst
mas Eve.

Alfred p Willis md Miss
Laum Pearl Ross, both promi.
nent Young people OF Roswell.
were united IN marriage at the
nome 81 the brides mother, Mrs.
F." lhe Stewart Ross, at Roswell
Heights ON Christmas Eve The
ceremony was performed bv Rev
- Monroe Smcek OF Boise in the
presence OF about so Invited
guests. The couple were attend
"a to the alt9r By Mr. Bert Peck
and Niss Minnie Stewart, The
'eAn'lml wedding march from
was exceHentIy rem
tered by Mr. Frank Howard who
presided at the piano. The best
wishes Of a host Of friends for a
fappy and prosperous journey
''er the matrimonial sea 90
'i'n the popular young couple. I
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

To THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIL,
| PARMA STATE pAvk, Lrp.
| Your committee, appointed to
audit the accounts OF your bank,
having performed said duty, beg
leave To report us fcllows:~-
We find tile affairs OF tho bank
IN q satisfactory condition. All
RESOURCES consisting OF secure
and bankable papor, All due
paper collected, all bills paid and
the ensh reserve more than dou-
BILE the amount required by the
state laws.
Respectfully submitted, this.
the goth day OF December, 1907.
sS'Ened) Edgar DilIey,
III. W. Robinson,
u. =. Darnuln,
John Nelson, \
Sylvester Hill,
Committee.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28


Last evening the Masoniclodpe
installed She Following otiicers;-
W. l.. Ryder, W. NJ.
W. E. Fisk 5. ".
J G Blackwell, j. W
A. II. lang, Treas
A. A. Sessions, Sec.
W. =. Bobcocks S. D.
Il. D. Helms, ]. D.
9. O. Cause, Fred Graeber, Stew.
ards
Cakes Caldwell, Tyler.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28


The grandlhotIlers of the old
Dutch Dunkard families OF West
ern Pennsylvania have made
and used Hickory Bark Cough
Remedy and reared tleirfamilies
on it for q hundred years. Now
you can buy it OF your dealers.
Ask for 1t, and use 1t, because it
Is is pure; because 1t will stop
your cough; because it is the
best cough remedy made today.
Try it. For sale by City Drug
Store and all dealers every where.