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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

WANTED-KD GLOVES CLEANED
daily by skilled workmen: twenty-six
years experience. Mrs A. j. PYLE,
2l5 North Fifth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES FOR IN
oandescent lights; will sell cheap; lights
enough to At up entire store. SCENUR-
MAN, 91S Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

LIVE AND LET US DYE FOR YOU:
skilled workmen; established 1888. Mrs.
A. J. PYLE. No. 3l5 North Fifth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

WANTED, REGISTERED PHARAIA-
cists. Address. with references,
"SAI4OL" Eighth Ward. Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Wanted.

WANTED. THOSE INTERESTED IN
Gasolene Engines. Saving Outfits and
Feed Grinders. to write for prices and
f. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
Situation Wanted-Male.

WANTED, AT ONCE. A POSITION BY
young man as collector or general
Office work; can furnish best or reter-
ences Address Il, Box AZ, Beaver
Dam. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

WANTED, IN DINING-HALL OF
Sweet Briar Institute, two young wo-
men as mattresses. Address immedi-
ately Mrs, 4. c. POLLOK, Sweet
Briar Institute. Sweet Briar, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

THE WOOD MAN IS SELLING BEST
Dry Oak 1926 half-cord. Phones
1859 and 1890
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

OUTSIDE SHOWCASES FOR SALE
cheap These are beauties. SCHNUR-
MAN 91S Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
SamOb6jstWO.

Pewien golarz W Brescii,
we W}oszech, kt6ry golif
w}a6nie jakiegos pana, pre-
renal sobie W jednej chwili
brzytwa gard}o. Siedzacy ma
przeciwko lustra pan, widzia}
co sic dzieje, ale juz pre-
szkodzic ME 'zdo}a}, zobaczy}
tylko straszna rane cd. brzy-
twy obalajacego sic samob6j-
cy. Ma pol ogolony wybieg}
ma ulice i pocza} ludzi wo-
lac, ale kazdy my6]al re to
tart k~arnawa1owy. w ko6cu
iednakowoz kilku ludzi we
sz1o do golarni, ale znalezli
golarza, lezacego juz bez du-
szy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
Move kule karabinOWe.

We Francyi dokonano W
ostatnich czasach wiele prob
y kulami karabinowemi no
wego systemu, z~astosowane-
mi do karabin6w Lebela W
kt6re uzbrojona jest armia
francuska. PROXY polegaly ma
strza1ach, dawanych do 6cia-
ny metalowej. Dawniejsze
kule o wiele wieksze, niz
obecne, pc uderzeniu o stall
straci}y swa forme, zamienia-
JAG sic W jaka6 mase bez-
kszta}tna. Move = wytrzy-
muja uderzenie i tylko "a
k~rzywiaja sic ma ko6cu. Ida
MEM znawc6w move kule z
powodu znacznie wiekszej
twardo6ci, posiadaja tel wie-
ksza sile uderzenia, a W re-
|tknieciu T. ko6cia, ME krusza
|jej, lecz wierca ma wylot,
stad tel %spowoduja mniejsze
spustoszenie W organizmie
ludzkim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
K~0respondencye 10
,,Dzien. Pom zAmeryki.
" Il Dziennika Chicagoskiego) @

Pred n~iedawnym czasem
,,Dzien. Pozn." og}osi} szereg
artyku}6w, nades}anych mu
z Ameryki, r. t. nOplakany
stan Koscio1a Polskiego "
Ameryce P6inocnej i gwa}-
towne jego rotrzebY" j ~
Ameryki P6lnocnej."
Kto pisai to artykuly, ME
wiadomo, DO .autor ich sic
ME podpisyWa1. By}y pisane
" tonic przyDieranym " tel
sprawie przez ,,Polaka " a
meryce" j przezz Autora
History Polak6w v Amery-
ce", znajdowa}y sic " Mich
take ostre wycieczki przeciw
tutejszej dzialalno6ci 90.
|Franciszkan6w. %.
w jednym : ostatnich
swych numer6w og}asza
,,Dziennik Poznahski" nas1.
tepujaca korespondencye e
5Rzymu: Il
Otrzymmul'jjemy ponniiizisza
Ikorespondeenncye 2 Rzymul.
SzanoWna R,ed llals
,DIziennik Pozn. Z d 1:ni !
sI3go Lntego umiesci arttJykkulllif
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
Urat0Wala zycie synOWf.

NajsxczeSliwsza matka v me}em
miast'czku Ava, jest pan, $. Rup.
pee Ona pisze: 3, Rok tenn syn
moi ulegl tax okropnej ohorobie
pluc, Il nasz lekarE ME by4 " eta
ME mn pomddz; gdy q porada IA.
.szego aptekarsa rozpoczelan "a
~at mn ORA King New Discovery
j ,wakrr6tce spostrzegglam polepszeniie.
DaWafam mn to lekarstwo pre-,
k.lka tygodaidopokad ME wyzzdro.
vial zupefnie Pracowal bezustan
me PREY robocie ciesielsskk,rel. Ora
King New Discovery uIrsatt',wal mn ~
tzyciie''. 1Gwarantowane "a najleps,zae
ma kaszellE 4 zaziebu,enieap rzez N.
Kowalewakiiego kara. Il
& !. Q Batelki ma probe darmo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

N%GEEy
ably doWiedziec sic Q nga ~ Il.
slksa a, ofi "a Prefe,klsst zzasl ,,
mil rodziny ofnr Q 1lieszce,zzee-
.sciu.
Lodi torpedowa M. 3S39
jpErz2yWieziono napoWr6t do
Lorieat. Iudzieszz aalloogi po-
daja liczne szzczegg0ly . kata,~
stro,fie. Opowia,d1aja oni, ze
marynarz LeVay, kt6ry Cd
ni6sl rane, skoczyl pierwszy
do kotfowni, "a MIN. za6 Bro
chard. Obaj okazali Wiele po-
6wiecenia j odwagi. Kata+
strofa bylaby przybra1a jesz-
cze wieksze rozmiary, gdyby
Way ME byf zakreci1 kur-
k6w j ME by} otworzy} wen
tyl6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
CzystOsc s%k}adnik6w.

Najlepiej dobrane zio4a i korze
ME, posiadajace najpotezniejsze
w~}asnosci o~czyszczania wzmacnia-
MIA krwi, zawarte So W tenn s}usz
ME s1awnem lekarstwie wiosennem,
Severy Czy scicielu Krwi. Olbrzy-
mic powodzenie tego preparatu me-
dycznego " l~eczeniu niemocy og6l
nej, anemii, chlorosis j chorob
~sk6rnycb, jak naprsyk}ad krost,
wyrzut6w, liszai, eczema tip, kt6
re powstaja 2 nieporzqdk6w krwi,
pochodzi 2 wielkiej starannosci, 2
jaka skladniki tego lekarstwa SO
idobierane Sevely Czysciciel Kr~i
$l.0o we wszystk'ch aptekach, Tub
cd W. r. Seyera Co Cedar Ra
p.ds, Iowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
C'I[:EKAWElEI RZElEIC.'ZY.
ZabaWny %przypadek.

Zsbawny przypadek zdarzyl
sic " Rynarzewie v dzieh
wybor6w do niemieckiego
parlamentu. Dzie6 pred wy
borami odtransportoWano do
wiezienia v Szubinie robot
nika Puszcza tn ztad, kt6re-
60 swego czasu sad W Byd--
goszczy skaza} ma tydzief
wiezienia "a niezap1acenie
kary "a zmude szk6lna jego
dzieci j "a odgrazanie policyi.
iona: owego robotnika ME
namy6lajac sic d]ugo, bierze
swe najm1odsze dziecko, IL
czace jeszcze ME pol roku,
zavija je W poduszke j zano-
81 do biura policyjnego j tu-
tai panu burmistrzowi costa
via z temi: Slowly: Poniewaz
wzieliscie mi meza do kozy
a ia ME mann kawa1ka drze-
wa ma opal, ME ma tez kto
do boru pc drzewo i6c i "a.
co kupic, a mr6z, re al strach,
vice MECH tn dziecko POGO.
stanie, gdzie mu przynajmniej
bedzie ciep}o. To >m6wiac,
zostawi}a dziecko i sobie po-
szfa.
Pan burmistrz, ME majac
pod reka ko}yski ami ochoty
grac roll piastuna dziecka,
kt6re, jakby ma psote, coraz
g1o6niej 3awa1o oznski, re
lyle, dalej W prosbe do owej
kobiety, zeby przeciez dziec-
ko swe zabra}a, gdyz on,
c~hociazby chcia}, to z takiem
dzieckiem obchodzic sic ME
umie, a "a to obiecuje jej po-
m6dz W inny spos6b, tax,
zeby tel ciep1o W domu mia
Ia. Pc d}ugich prosbach i
obiecaniach, nareszcie kobie-
ia da}a sic nam6wic i dziec-
ko zabra}a do domu, zazna-
czajac jednak, re gdy s}owa
pan burmistrz ME dotrzyma,
to nietylko to jedno, ale
wszystkie dzieci mu do blu
"a przyprowadzi i to ma tax
d}ugi ezas, az jej meza z.
wiezienia wypuszcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
Nieszczescie z tOrped0W-
Gem.

O wielkiem nieszczesciu
donosza z Lorient W Francyi,
jake spotka}o nowy torpe-
dowiec francuski mr.. $3.50.
Rzeczona }6dz torpedowa
przedsiewziela pr6bna jazde.
Wszyscy cz}onkowie komi-
syi, kt6ra odbiera1a lodi znaj--
dowali sic ma pokladzie. w
chwili gdy pr6ba sic ukoh-
czy}a nastapi} wybuch kotla,
a p|omieh uderzyl w}asnie W
miejsce, W kt6rem znajdowa-
10 sic II ludzi; 9 zginelo, je-
den odni6sl ciezkie rany,
jeden uszed1 zupe}nie be-
szwanku. Jak stwierdzono,
wypadek nastapi1 skutkiem
pekniecia rury " aparacie,
kt6ry mia1 sluzyc ma to aby
zapobiegat podobnym kata-
strofom, Jak slychac, aparat
ten podobno Wcale ME byl "
uzytku.
20 otrzymaniu Wiadomo6ci
0 wypadku ma lodi torpe-
dowej nr. 800 zatelegrafoWa1
minister maryrarkzi do pre-
fekta (landrata) Lorient, ze
dale mu Wszelkie potrzebne
sunny, ably nniie5t pooimoc 70
dzinom ofar katastrofy.
Katastrofa w7y,1w1,1ot,llala " ar
senale Wiellksiie Wzburzenie..
Wielu robotnnik6W, ktt6rzyy7
.smiei kkreWnychan loddzi tor
pedoWejj pobieglo Do ssz1Epitala,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
J6zef T~omikowski,
alumni ko}a polskiego " Rzy-
mic.
KrWaWa b6jka W Buffalo.
n. Y.

W Sobote kr6tko pred
p6inoca wpadio do salonu w.
Dziaka, pod nr. IS Gibson,
W poblizu Curtis, g borrow
2 kt6rych trzech zdaWa}o sic
" zmowie. Dw6ch z Mich.
wyszlo ma podw6rze salunu
j " najlepsze zabraio sie do
wytoczenia z podw6rza pol
=beczki piWaa "a ulice, gdy
nagle spostrzeg to salunista
j zawola1 nanlch, ably zanie-
chali giupiicch zartt6V Pozzot--
staly v salunie trzeci lofer
sstaral sic uspokoi6 salunisite.
i oesAvWVia.dd,czyl mu Sam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

pobiegnie za mimi ! zaWrr6e'i
|ich.z dregi. ..
Temu wszystkiemul prxy-
patrywai sic .salunista = pro
gu spokojnie, lecx widzzae,
|6w trzeei ieszcze pomaggal
xlodziejom -pu6cA sie q nj IS:
mi v pogoh. w .oddalenio.
200 stop cd salunu dopadl.
salunista wszystkich trzech j
zawo}ai ma Mich, aby mu
beczke : piWem oddali, gdy
" tel samej ehwili Bielanin
gl6wny sprawca *krad[ziezy
rzuei} sic ma niego, uderzyf
90 v twarz q 2ozostali po-
walili go ma ziemie. Namapii-s
Ia szamotanina, v. ,czasie
ktorej .Dziak dwukrotnie.
W powietrze, a "a
razem dc Bielanina,
trafiajac go " prawa piers
ponizej serca. Strzal hyl fatal
ny, gdyz Bielanin upad} ma
ziiemie i zacza} wydawaf pre-
jeki. Swiadkowie pc,
daja, 10 Dziak postrzelil Bic
lanina W tel chwili, gdy ten
swymi kolanami przygniata{
piersi powalonego ma ziemie
salunisty. Postrzelony Bic
lanin lezai przez 35 minut
ma ziemi, zanim go zabrano
do Emergency szpitala, ma
znajdowa6 sic W stanie groz-
nym, odyz ma pluca J wa
trobe przestrzelone; lekarze
ME rokuja mu wyzdrowienia
Postrzelony G.. Bielanin liczv
% lat, a 2 tego jake 10 lat
przesiedzia1 " kozle. ME-
Ska pod nr. IS Clark uLoy,I
O5tatnio wyszedf z wiezienia
"a pokalcczenie nozem jake
COS czlowieka. Salunista
Dziak juz pc raz drugi ma
awanture z loframi raz po-
strzelil lofla "a to re jego
zonie przecia} scyzorykiem
czolc. Zeznanie p~rzedsmiertne
jake zfozy} W szpitalu Bic.
lanin pred DR.. Danser j
inspektorem policYi Donovan
jest sprzeczne z zeznaniem
pozosta}ych swiadkow. Bella
min twierdzi, re chcia} bronic
~salonis1e pred napadem dru
i jake rozjemczy dosta}a
mu sic kula. Salonista Dziak,
kt6rego aresztowa} detektyw
kaszewski wraz 2 kapitanem
Masters pod otwartem oskar-
zeniem, ma oczy podbite i
pokaleczona. W zezna-
mach swych t}6maczy sic,
20 uzyi rewolweru W obronie
w1asnego zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
Jak :ffa'!rmuja v Kansas!

Plsyjechas tuta! jeden pohk y Marcu leoe 4 wnaf 9oalrdvv,, ,nnaz
tktofych ~ Jedna sklba ME byfa zwyorana .Postaw1 budyhki izoreko-ss
I.al g akrov kt6re obsadzl korna dostal bliko tysiac peeset zhusali.
fo zasadzenlu ikorny zbrekoYsf przeszIo 10 ARROW wiecei is ohsiahnna
vice 9 Ma ar, 40 L'stopada czyl = 9 Iniesiycach zbrekowal q obsia1.
IPrse ESQ ~ - aI Pszenioa sprzatnaf bl,sks pdltora tyaaca buszli
|do a1ls6 tutaj e Same lzaten ns tradoie visoej 5oaasa nes raaaraniu
IPlenkoWl karczowanil borrow. Ptzyed zce1 do mas i doataniacIe ladnA.
frowne prey ktore tylko Rycukuja pluga, 70 lodo lb dol ~ aakier.-
r. : go lat wypfaty.,Ani Y pol,wieSstak se 9tutajs ME snarrasnnjjseoie
lakessle dotad pTacowali. q wiecej knrzyscid estsnlpc #Ktd zie.,a au6
y Iagod hya zdr r1y 81 tlimaois, Sgdsiez zIMY ~ TIKI NJ
Polskie, itd:5 Pisseied .Waszego odakazzaSSa 4sspn
rsss ~ I Rehosl1 s ala 4nae,1s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

)P6lnocne4, " ktt66rryymlI a autol
kap}an, ~ukrywajacy re r
wis 10, rzaca szereg oss.
czerstw naOjc6w F lal .
.klan6w prowincyi pols:|klIieei q,
meryka6skiG j ich czciggoo'dl l.
nego prowiacya}a Q. Fud 'llanf
skiego.
Osoby zacsepione Z powo'.
|du odlegio6ci ME NIGGA ode ode
przec zarzut6w. Zpajac 'sto,
sunki j osoby, powodoweaaD,y
wy}acznie poczuciem sprawie-
dliwo6ci, poczuwam sic do
zwr6cenia uwagi
|Szan. Redakcyi ! ezytelnik6w
ma zupelna bezpodstawnoose
uczynionych zarzut6w. = =
pewnoscia take pomiedzy
czytelnikami ,,Dziennika"
+ stanu duchownego jest ME
malo znajacych O.. Fudzihs
.kjego osobiscie i mogacych
poswiadczyc, re podobne "a
rzuty przeciwko jego osobie
mogla tylko podyktowac ME
nawis6 i jakies ukryte osobis
te cele.
Najciezszy zarzut, jaki autor
paszkwilu czyni 90. Franci.
szkanom to rzekomy ich haa-
katyzm. Lecz ma jakiej pod
stawie nazywa ich Niemcami?
przeciez. O.. Fudzi6ski jest
prowincys}em wy}acznie polls
kiej prowincyi. 90. Fran
CT szkan6w, poniewaz ma "
Mich ~gorliwych drszpas
terry, pe}nych prawdziwego
p~o6wiecenia i szlachetnego
patryotyzmu. 1 w}a6nie ia
okolicznosc jest jak sic ida
je, przyczyna nienawi6ci au-
tora paszkwilu ma 90. Fran
ciszkan6w.
By}oby rzecza z wszech~
miar pozadana zeby ,,Dzien~
nike, c;eszacy sic opinia
powaznego pisma, zamkna}
swe szpalty ola oszczerstw
ameryka6skich paszkwil6w.
|Znajac BOWEN zr6dfa q kt6-
|rych owe paszkwile pocho-
dza, ME watpie, ze dalszy
ciag oszczerstw i osobistycn
zaczepek niebawem nastapi.
A trudno mi przypu6cic,
zeby tax powazne pismo W
dalszym ciagu s}uzyc chcia.
10 "a narzedzie nieuczciwych
zamiar6w pewnych jednos
tex z szkoda dobra pubHoz-.
nego.
w naQZlel, 20 OZan. hedaK-
eva raczy korzystac z nj.
niejszego mego pism a W celu
naprawienia krzywdy, wyrza
|dzonej i 2 wszech miar u
%szanowania godne; osobie, ja-
|ka Jest @. Fudzi6ski.
Kre6le sic z brawdziwem
powazaniem
J6zef T~omikowski,
alumni ko}a polskiego " Rzy-
mic.
KrWaWa b6jKa W Buffalo,
N. ".
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Wednesday Evening
KIP. Bail and Entertainment

are we'll under way
sild the. lodge looks for a perfect eve.
ming. We understand that Turkeys
by the dozen have been ordered and
all ether good things for the Thanks.
giving supper are now being brought
n that the ladies may have ample
time to cook aud fix them. The com.
Inittee on entertainment, decorations
atc. expect that nothing will be wan.
ted in the way of Accommodations
having their plans all laid and in shape
for execution.
Remember the late is Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday Nov. 81 aud music is
Prof. Steiners five piece orchestra of
music. of which there is none better
an orchestra which gives satisfaction
10 the most particular managers
i Eat, drink, be merry and give
thanks therefor is the order Of the day
|next Thursday
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Contracted for Next Season

1 We learn that Joseph Fruchtl,
proprietor OF the Kendrick Brick Yard
5has contracted with heavy builder OF
Pullman for over million brick for
next season, and will accordingly lay
his plans for early operations i'll the
spring. This with the local trade will
lrequire that Mr.. Fruchtl run his plant
Pat the full capacity the entire season,
land If the building industry is any
where near as good as it has been in
the past season, we are liable to see a
scarcity of brick for locol use. The
company receives a good price for
their product and prompt payment,
aud secured fhe contract on the
strength Of the superior quality Of
ltheir. product.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Growing Some

The attendance this year at the
state university already shows an in.
crease of Upper cent over the total for
last year The present enrolment is
we'll over 400 The teaching force has
been increased but still many of the
instructors are carrying very heavy
work, and in the preparatory depart
ment classes numbering close to fifty
members and crowding recitation
rooms to their extreme capacity show
the growing interest of the state pub
lie In this institution
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
The Crops anb Finance

If the crops can be moved. the
country can quickly return to normal
conditions, is now accepted as the
quickest solution to the present hnan.
clal situation The crops Of the
country have this year been worth
seven bullion dollars Europe has had
a shortage and there is heavy de-
mand for transport If the crop can
be moved to this market, gold will re
turn to American Golfers of trade and
the stringency will disappear
The president in discussing the relief
proposed by Secretary Cortelyou, is
in accord with the proposal to issue
currency to the ext5 mt of 500, 900, 900
and also points out the suggestion that
this be distributed to ceniers where it
will the quickest facilitate the moving
of the crops The farmer is to be the
savior of Wall street and the nation
The land is the basis of permanent
values
The prosperity OF the country has
been no myth 1t can easily be deter
mined by the bushel and the ton ant
to convert it into dollars the railro ad
lines and steamship companies will le
kept busy to their utmost capacity fol
several months, and if busy labor il
many branches will be employed arc
consumption will not stop, and al
producers will be able to find read,
market Under such conditions tlei'
can be no panic, and the money vii
return to the banks and to the legiti
mate channels of trade, with th
country no worse for the fury, ant
wiser IN that it has learned conserva
tsm. lewiston Tribune
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Married

We chronicle the marriage of two
young people Of the Potlatcb which
occurred Wednesday evening at the
honfe of the brides parents.
Kew. Forbes. the former pastor of
the bride and now located at Oakes.
-dafe' was present TO- 4offieiateand in.dns
form bound Miss Alice Hoffman and
Chas. Cludrey ''until death do them
part" The relatives of the contract
ing parties were present and a jovia
evening spent
Mr. and Mrs Cludrey have the wei
wishes of the entire ridge. where they
are we'll known the bride being the
daughter of the pioneer Chas Hoff
man, and a lady of fine character
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Thanksgiving Service

1t is intended by the Ende .vor Soc
ETY. to render a special service Sunday
evening, Nov. 24tH which will be in
the nature of Thanksgiving and
praise service
The program will not only include
the regular weekly meeting but also
the prea aching service in the form OF a
short talk by the pastor who will be
here that evening 1t will include
special singing and some short talks,
and papers All are welcome to the
service and especially are the Endeav.
orers supposed to be IN attendance
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22

statesmen WANTED: Our New
Chart of the United States and the
world is now ready. Far ahead Of
any thing of the kind ever published.
1t is new and is Rand McNaly quality.
Greatest money maker for statesmen
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Musical

Preparations are being made for
musical Of the best class We want
to pIove what our town can produce
in the way of musical talent Look
tor details in the next issue and re-
serve a date to note what your neigh
bors and their children can do to
entertain
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22

We are sorry to learn of the depart
ure of two OF our citizens, Mr.. Dell
formerly with the Mari Mercantile Co.
and Mr.. Bryan of the Bryan and
Crocker. MIR. Dell left for Pullman
WASH, Wednesday morning and Mr..
Bryan in the near future for Spokane.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Notice to Stock holders.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Fraternal Temple Co.
Ltd, will be held at 10 O'Clock a. H..
Wednesday Nov. 9th, 1907 at the
Office of SAID company at Kendrick,
Ida.
]. P. Barackman,
SeCl etary.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
Wanted
SECRETARY. I.

A competent girl for general house
work. Three in the family. High
wages paid.
Mrs. G. l.. Butterfield,
Moscow, Idaho.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-22
lAIon+od Local representative for
WolIlCu and vacinity to look

after renewals and increase subscript.
ion list of a prominent monthly maga.
zine, on 4 salary and commission basis
Experience desirable but not necessary
Good opportunity for right person.
Address Publisher, Box SO, Station o,
New York,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-22

FOR sALE.-Several articles OF
bousebold furniture including gooo
sewing machine. Enquire at MIS-.
Prestredge. opposite the Methoois'
church.
Mrs. George Neither went down 10
the George r. Neiman plsace tnis
morning on Boyle creek Tor an ou.'
ing. She expects to be gone a "eeA
or ten days.
The diphtheria situation is all thao
could be desired, under the circum'
stances. Those who have been down
vitb the disease are recovering ana
will soon be out OF quarantine.
There has been no new cases oeVei-
oped In the past week, and those VINO
have been exposed to contagion d
sufficient time has elapsed so that
there Is no possible danger OF any
one taking the disease. The Boaro
of Health have become convinced
that there Is no further fear OF con-
tapion and the churches will hold
their regular services next Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. McCutcheoD, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. i. W..
Bacon, of st. Paul, Mimi, and also
Mrs. Bacon's father, A. W. Petit
bone, of Bellingham, Washington.
we're guests at the Shenon Hotel
Monday AMI Tuesday. Mr.. NC.
Cutcheon Is president Of the proposed
Armstead and Gilmore Railway ana
Mr.. Bacon has had charge OF the
large surveying party which mas
been working In tie hills for the past
year. None of the party are say
ing much more than that the road
will be built.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-22

salmon, Idaho, Aug. 10. 100

Sa'u'ou, iuduo, Aug. IL, 1907.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment,
Members present, John Long.
Chairman, and Chas. NJ. Huh, ". G.
Smith, Clerk.
Board met for the purpose OF re.
ceising bids for construction of -
wagon road from four miles east OF
Gibbonsville to the Montana line and
for improvements of county road
leading from the mouth OF Cruik.
shank canyon 10 Montana line. Find.
Ing one bid for clearing risnt-of-wa,
for Gihbonsville road and finding M
bids Tor constructing said roads !,
was resolved to readvertise for Gin
louisville road. Clerk ordered 70 cal,
special meeting Tor Tuesday Sen,
10 1907.
W. y smitn John Long,
esfe Chairman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-22
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