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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
LODGE CELEBRATION
I. 0. O. F. and Rebekahs Had Big
Time Monday.

The members Of Rathdrum lodge
No. 73, l. o. o. f.. and Sunshine
Rebekah lodge No. 81 held Joint
meeting Monday evening in celebra-
tion of the 89th anniversary of the
founding of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows. About Is members
and friends were in attendance and
a very pleasant social time was en-.
joyed by ALL
Geo. e. Dyer acted as chairman for
the assemblage. Features of the
program were an address by Rev. ].
S. Bell on brotherhood and Fra
ternalism", an address by Rev. L. A.
Walker on .Odd Fellowship" and the
reading by W. o. Galloway of poem
entitled "What Constitutes an Odd
Fellow. The Rebekahs put on a
very excellent floor drill led by Mrs.
Geo. e. Dyer and Mrs. G.. w. Anstine.
A banquet followed at which toasts
were proposed and responded to ap-
propriate to the occasion.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
Memory or Instinct.

o. E. Edwards of Harlem, who
was in town this week, tells of
large mud turtle in Hoodoo valley
which makes trip of about two
miles every spring from Hoodoo
lake to Crockett's meadow where
it spends the summer, and returns
to Hoodoo again in the fall. 1t
was observed making the trip
along the road four years ago and
was marked by boring a hole in
the edge of the shell. Since then,
for four successive seasons, it has
migrated between the two points.
Mr.. Edwards says the same turtle
may have travelled the road back
and forth for fifty years but it has
only been observed the last four
seasons as to its exact identity,
Mr.. Edwards believes the turtle is
guided by either memory or in
stinct.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
VOTED TO LEASE POWER
City Decides to Operate Pump With
Electricity.

The council held an adjourned
meeting Monday evening and dis.
cussed many matters of importance
Upon invitation A. o. Skinner of the
Rathdrum Electric company was
present for consultation concerning
power for operating the proposed
pumping plant by 15-horsepower
motor about three months each year.
Mr.. Skinner said he would contract
to lease power for three years at $500
a year, fiat rate, which proposition
the board accepted by motion.
w. J. Tucker was present and
qualified as member of the council
for the balance Of the present term
which expires in April, 1909.
A. Cook was elected chairman to
succeed w. A. Hart, resigned.
A. w. Post was present to urge
action in extending the water mains
to POSTS second addition. S. l..
Vidger requested that water pipes be
laid to his concrete plant. The hoard
deferred action aud adjourned to
April 30.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
WILL HAVE CLEAR FIELD.
Francis Jenkins Thinks Brady's
Nomination Sure.

Lewiston Teller: cit looks to us
people in Latah county like State
Chairman Brady is the logical caudi-
date for governor, In fact we have
heard Of no other person aspiring to
the Office" said Francis jenkins, who
was visitor 10 the city yesterday.
1--WE have organized Taft club,
but up to this time the party has
taken but little interest in politics.
We do not look for any opposition to
Mr.. Brady In his candidacy and it is
believed he will have a clear field.
while there is opposition to Con-
gresham French In Latah county,
still this opposition Is a distinct mi.
nority and the Latah county dele.
CATION will probably go to the con-
vention pledged to Mr.. French" said
Mr. jenkins when asked relative to
the congressional situation In Latah
county.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
New Suits Filed.

New suits filed in the district court
In Rathdrum last week were the fol-
lowing:
Geo. Goodwin vs.. the Occur d.
Alene Lumber company, suit for
$40. 400 for loss Of limb alleged to
be due to an injury received while
''tailing the edger" in the sawmill of
the defendant.
1. Pearl Stanley VS.. Victor Stanley,
suit for divorce on grounds of de-
sertion.
Ernest Cress VS.. Myrtle Cress, suit
for divorce.
Continental Distributing Co. VS..
w. II. Loper, to recover on notes,
one for $50, one for 500, and a third
for $537. 80, and $150 attorney fee.
John Cronan vs.. B. r. Lewis Lum-
ber Co., suit to recover on note for
S., 900 and interest.
w. J. Mcclure VS.. Phoebe Bulling-
ton. ct al, suit to quiet title TO
certain lots in Occur d'Alene.
r. T.. Ehrler VS. Cora Ehrler, suit
for divorce on grounds of desertion.
S. e. Beggs and NJ. D. Wright VS..
L. Bernard suit to recover $l32.70 on
railroad tie contract. This case was
tried in the probate court where
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff, whereupon the defendant took
an appeal to the district court.
Lottie L. Hensley VS.. Clyde Hens.
ley, divorce suit; allegation, cruelty.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
AT HARRISON JULY Is
Democrats Fix Place and Time for
Convention.

The democratic county central
committee met at Occur d'Aleue
Thursday afternoon of last week,
Chairman ]. T. Scott presiding. Har.
rison was nominated by Edwin Nc
Bee of Rathdrum and unanimously
chosen as the place for holding the
democratic county convention. 1t
was decided to hold tie primaries on
July 20 and the convention at Harri.
son on July 20.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing
Bryan for president. The committee
which drafted the resolutions was ap-
pointed on motion of Auditor Il. L.
Ouarles seconded by Edwin McBee.
On motion of Edwin McBee COM
mittee of three was appointed to FIX
the apportionment of delegates to the
county convention. The committee
submitted the following apportion.
ment which was approved:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
HELP WANTED
To Assist Cleaning Up School
Grounds this Afternoon,

This afternoon, Friday, May l,
has been designated for cleaning
up at the school grounds. Much
work is to be done and the assis-
tance of all citizens who are so
disposed who can spare a few
hours time, will be gratefully re-
ceived. Everybody is invited to
come out and help the teachers
to make the school grounds beau
tiful. You will find your reward
in the bettered appearance Of the
grounds and the consciousness of
good work done. Bring rakes,
hoes, shovels or any other imple-
ments likely to be useful. Come
out and help if you can; if you
can't come tell some one else.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
STATE LEVY REDUCED
Rate Smaller but Amount Will
be S5OO,OO0.
INCREASE OF VALUATION
Is Chief Reason of Fall in Rate of
Taxation.

Figures showing the apportion
ment in the various counties of the
general tax levy for 1908 have been
compiled in the office of State
Auditor Bragaw. The levy is fol
$500, 900 and the increase in state
valuation for 1907 over 1906 is
about $16, 200, 900. The assess
ments are based each year upon
the valuation Of the preceding year.
The assessed valuations in 1906
were $50, 900, 900 in round num-
bers, and for 1907, 500, 672, 28S. 10.
The rate of taxation for this year
will be less than last year by over
I mill. The rate for last year was
.oo644, and for this year it will be
.oo5o1.
There are some interesting
figures showing where the increase
Ia SoiooSIOuS SOlilCS. ~ llC last
meeting of the state board of equal
ization the assessed valuations of
the railroads of the state were
raised nearly Fl per cent, or from
S1I, $40, 900 to $15,61o, 900. Of
the counties Shoshone shows the
biggest increase in valuations, the
figures for 1908 being increased
nearly 81, 500, 900 over 1907. Nez
Perce also shows great increase
in valuations. Ada county as
sessed valuations were boosted
about 81, 500, 900 for 1907. The
increased valuations, however,
Auditor Bragaw states, did not
alone lower the rate of taxation,
the cleaning up of certain bond
issues making also a great differ
ence. One of the most important
of these was the state wagon road
bond issue of 1903, which is now
entirely paid and which called for
8 cents on the SIoo.-Statesman.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that on and
after the goth day of April, 1908. the
village ordinance prohibiting stock
from running at large within the
corporate limits will be strictly en-.
forced, and the marshal is instructed
to take up any horses, mules, cattle,
sheep or hogs found running at large
in any of the streets or alleys and tC
charge all costs Of impounding, ad.
vertising, ETC., to the owners Of said
animals.
BY order Of the board.
j. r. M. CULP,
Village clerk.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
Post Falls.

A. X. McAlpinc has resigned as
marshal and moved to Rosalia, Wash.
While they were packing up to leave
a sneak thief stole his wife's purse,
containing $45.
Work on the water system has been
postponed on account OF the high
water.
The w. G. T. U. and the aid so.
ciety had charge of the general stores
of MaXon Chase and j. e. Volkel last
week, receiving ne-twentieth Of the
cash taken.
The game Of ball here Sunday be.
tween the East Greenacres team and
Post Falls second nine resulted In
victory for Post Falls 16 to5.
Kenneth Thompson is very i'll with
scarlet fever. The house is quaran-
tined and every precaution is taken
to prevent contagion.
7. H. Soulen of the University OF
Idaho, visited the high school Mon
day to ascertain whether the work
being done is such that credit can be
given for it at the higher institutions
of The state. He expressed himself
very highly pleased with the work as
we'll as the large attendance. He
gave the high school students very
interesting talk on the value Of an
education.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
SPOKANE BRIDGE

Sanderson & Porter, contractors,
finished the rock cut for the electric
line, on which they commenced work
February 1.
Dairy inspectors from Spokane
visited the several dairies in this VI
cinlty during last week and pro-
nounced them in good condition.
Large amounts Of strawberry plants
are being set out this spripg on both
dry land and irrigated tracts.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01

The following fifteen were elected
as delegates to the state convention
at Twin Falls, June 3, which con-
vention is to elect delegates to the
national convention at Denver, Colo,
July 7: T. L. Quarles, j. L. McClear,
j. L. Scott, Edwin McBee. e. z.
Dwyer, S. H. Watkins, M. II. Wall,
F. A. Mccall, A. A. Darknell. w. B.
Hagar, n. D. Wernette, A. Blixt. w.
b. Mcfarland, Levi Crow and Geo.
Roberts.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
MUCH WORK U FINISHED
Republican Leaders Desire to
Wait Awhile.
BEFORE PASSING BIG BILLS
BROWNSVILLE Case Veritable
Hornets Nest.

washington, d. c., April 49,
The Republican leaders in the
Senate have decided that it is un-
wise or impracticable to take any
action on the majority Of the pro-
positions recommended by the
President and the prospects are
that Congress will adjourn about
May IS or I6, with long line of
unfinished business" left over for
attention at the next session. This
decision is largely due to the fact
that the Democrats are seeking
every opportunity to make political
capital and place the Republicans
in an erroneous light before the
public. The three impor rtant meas
ures recommended by the Presi-
dent which seem like ely to be
written on the statutes are the pro-
vision for an emergency currency,
the reenactment of the EMPLOYERS
liability bill, which measure the
President has signed, partial
anti-injunction bill, which has
passed both houses, and some
provision for more battleships,
although both houses have thusfar
refused the four the President has
so earnestly pied for.
The Brownsville situation is
causing great anxiety to the Re-
publican leaders. The negro vot-
ers, stirred up to pitch of excite
msnt wholly unwarranted, by Sem
ator Foraker's gross mis- representa-
tion of the facts, are demanding
that the discharged soldiers of the
25th Infantry be restored to the
army. 1t seems certain that such
a bill would be vetoed by the
President and if enacted would
have to pass over his veto, which
would be impossible, an ID altogeth-
er, it looks as if Mr.. Foraker, who
has received so much al the hands
of the Republican party had mere
ly created a sore, which even he is
unable to heal, for the purpose of
wreaking his vengence E on the
President. The leaders are now
at work trying to devise some sort
OF compromise legislation whereby
they can satisfy all the parties
interested.
A prominent official in Washing
ton who, while not candidate
himself for the Presid dency, has
been one of the most powerful in
f1uences against Mr.. Taft's nomi-
nation and has heretofore given
direction and all enco Engagement
to the anti-Taft forces, remarked
recently that, Cali organized op-
position to the nomination of Sec
retary Taft is ended, SO far as
Washington is concerne d."
Judge Magoon, the provisional
Governor of Cuba, is mentioned
most frequently as the likely sue
cessor to Judge Taft in July next,
and there is no doubt that his
name will be seriously considered
by the President as he h as received
a most appropriate training for the
post of Secretary of War.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01
G. A. R. Attention.

A special meeting of G.. A. r. Gen.
eral Lawton Post No. 30, Is called
for May 2 at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. sharp,
to prepare for observing Memorial
day. BY order of the com imander.
A. G. G.. SLoCUM.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01

Japan has demanded that China
lift the boycott against the japanese,
and emphasizes her demand by send
ing fleet of Is battleships to Chez
Foo, Canton and Annoy. 1t is be-
lieved at Pekin that il the boycott is
not lifted war will occur.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01

Senator Borah, after leaving a con-
ference of western men, in Washing.
ton, d. c., last Saturday, stated that
he had no longer any doubt of Taft's
nomination. He has now 305 in
structed or declared delegates. In
other words, he has 305 about which
there can be no doubt.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-05-01

Ifyou want your property insured
against loss by fire call on the Pan
handle Abstract Co. tt
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-01-10
Free 10 Our Readers.

We take pleasure in announc-
ing that we have arranged with
the well known firm Of +. c..
Dewitt & Chicago. H., for
them to send one full box, a
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These pills are highly recon-
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DON'T TAKE The RISK

When you have a bad cough or cold
70 not let it drag along mt il becomes
chronic bronchitis or devs Tops into an
attack Of pneumonia, but give it the at
.,tn'ion i deserves end get rid 81 IT,.
Take Chamheflain's Cough Remedy and
You are sure Of prompt relief. From a
small beginning the sale aud use OF this
Preparation has extended 20 all parts Of
the nited States and TO many foreign
ryuntfies. Its many remarkable cures
on coughs and colds have won for il this
wide reputation aud extensive use. For
sale by jos. A. Mehrnger.
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PortersviIle Points.

Roy tray ~oli his prope u 70 Edward
Brio en- sugh Mnnda. ne contemplate
moving 10 Pike Co,
The Canfa rented al this place Nulas
night was considered a snccess SIS were
taken in Al the the door
Ell Bndenbargh a-d Fred KrOdel
made blsines- trip 20 Washington
'ast Friday.
VIII Senningcam up from Petersburg
10 spend Amas.
Mrs. Cox Jessie and G0llia came over
from Washington 10 spend holidays with
Mrs. Walter Rudolph.
Effie and Verde Maine came up from
Lincoln City - spend Nmas vi b friends
here.
The Ms Dora and Mary Weber
while driving n 3me from the ball Al
Haysyille last Tuesday night were ever
taken by some one driving fast and
in trying 20 7 ass them ran into the
buggy throwing them out.
The horse ran away and tore up the
buggie the girls had 10 walk home they
were consi ierahlv bruised uphut no bones
broken IL YET ungnown who it was
tina ran into them.
NJ. tuner Lan-f0rl- NlifirJm " neat
land Knox Co.. vi-iie the latters par
ems II h. Bnienbaughs.
Jn'is PAigeit and children are visiting
her isther Mr.. 4 Schnarr.
Rev Wis aver made a trip 70 Washin-
zon * Santa Claus last Friday.
Ir mer Whitehead spent Amas
With rents here
" ntn Hendricks wife and
son s.en are visiting j. HOnich
the Ntrs
Mr.. Charles Munkel and wife spent
Nmas with his parents here Aunt
Hannah.
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Real Estate Transfers

Henri II liiman 10 Southern Rv. Co.
! 81 acres p. IS r = sl5leo
Narv s knnkel N Henry Bische
Lots 81 K 30 81 Mark 5000
Chas + Mass ~ Robt. + SIS II mi Z
. Hunt zhurg 5000 %
Barih Merkel 70 Thos & Laura b.
North So acres : = l.r3Sisp0 20
Geo. ". Bradley VIOLET Bradley Last
will & Testament
Erharf G1le- to k1nisInia Goii,r
Last will & Testament
Mary Weismap to Fred. W-isman TT
out l.. lS HunfinRburs sllD0 %
Chas Batch q Emma Hambush L (
in Block 4 kvana 300
JAS. r. sanders TO John Persohn I
acres : 26 t2r3 200
VIM Blessed "a J II. Miller ind = PIT
Lots - < 20 Aollsnd 10000
Wm r. Fuller to Davis Z. Lane %
acres l3t lr3 Sl2O0.CO
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Holding his JOB.
I.ippencott's.)

Michael Callahan. a section
boss for the Southern railroad.
has a keen Gaelic Wit. Ole
warm afternoon while walking
along the railroad track he found
a section hand placidly sleeping
beside the rails. Callahan looked
disgustedly the delinquent for a
full minute and than remarked
"Slape on. We lazy spalyeen.
shape on. fur as long as you slapa
you've got a job. but when you
wake up you amt got n9ne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-01-10
The PURE FOOD LAW.

Secretary Wilson says. "Ole Of the
objects cf the Law H. 70 Inform the con
sumner Of the presence al certain harmful
dfu . in medicines" The law requires
that the amount Of thloroform, opium,
drugs be stated on the label Of each bot
t'e Tue manufacturers Of Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy have always said
That their remedy did not contain any 81
these drugs. and the Truth Of this claim
j now fully proven, n no mention 81
them Is made on the label. This iemc-
dv j. not only one II the safest. bui one
0f the hest in use for coughs and colds
Doc faiae has been proven l'evond ques-
Ton during tie M ny years 1t has DC p
u ganeral use For sale 10y jos. A
Mehringer.
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a tramp has 80 AN kn0wn re-

A tramp has beat all known re-
cords by swimming twenty-seven
miles in thirty minutes. He did
not mean il. He merely tried to
steal a ride from st. Louis to
Chicago on the rear Of a locomo-
tive tender. When the train
started he fell ofer backward
through the open manhole into
the water tank. The noise Of
the train drowned his cries for
help. and ne was obliged to swim
until the first stop was reached
at Alton. when ts.ken out he was
nearly dead, but the engineer
was so unfeeling as TO call his at
tention to the fact that the water
was only four feet deep, and he
might have stood up. The con-
luctor also unfeelingly asked him
for his ticket. but the tramp said
he had not come by rail but by
water. Youth S Companion.
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Frank MendRI

Is this week announced as a
candidate for Assessor of Balm
bridge township. Mr.. Mendel
was raised on a farm in this
township and has been here al
of his life. For the past year ne
has been employed in Jasper ana
has many friends who desire To
see him elected.
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STOMACH IROrRLE CURED.

III Won have any trouble with v0nr
stomach y0u should take Chamberlain =
- ulacl ana Liver Tablets Mr. j. 2.
Ai1ta. ~ hilna, Mo-. says. II ha- e
lsei great many different p -iicines
for stomach trouble. but find CHAMBER
LAME Stomach ami Liver Tablet more
le.- ial than anv other remedy ever
l-e For ~aI bv Jos a M~Arl-er
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The regular January term of
the Dubois Circuit Court con-
vened Monday January 6 The
following cases have been DIS
posed Of:
State vs.. ElzOra Leanord, For
nicatiOn. conf.
State Us. Chas. Behrens. en-
bezxlement. James X. Marsh.
IF Clark Co was appointed as
Judge ID try said cause.
State Us J. Herman Heitm
all cases against this defendant
are continued 5y agreement.
Same as 10 Z K Brundick.
State vs. Barney Mckinney.
C C. " Plea guilty. fined $40
In , cases
State vs. Frank Lyle. intoxica-
ton, plea guilty fined y.
star g " John + Gobbel, 4 &
b Plea guilty. fined SO.
State vs. John Fricx 4 & 3.
Plea guilty, fined 81.
State VS. John GOeppner. a &
B. Plea guilty. fined SO.
State vs Scott BledsOe. lntOxi-
cation. Plea guilty. Def. be-
ing q minor sentence IS withheld
during good behavior.
State Us Sam Kean intoxica-
ton Plea guilty fine y
4 State vs. Glen Beadles. intoxi-
4 cation. Plea guilty, sentence
withheld during good behav Tor.
State vs. 0rville Chambers. in
tOxicatiOn. Plea guilty. Same
order.
State vs. OrviIle Chambers. c
&C w. same order
State IS Joseph Greener. a &
B. plea guilty fine -.
State V Lon Williams intcXl-
cation. Plea guilty. fine -
State vs. Frank Harris. grand
larceny Plea guilty. ImprisOn-
ment in State prison from J TO
II years. Fine SO. Disfran-
chised , years.
Orville Smith Of Birdseye vas
admitted as a member of this
bar.
CIVIL CASES.
Fred Fl. Poetker. Rec vs.
Charles Behrens. dismissed.
Thresia Luegers Admrx. estate
OF VIM. Luegers deed. Report
of sale of real estate Nov. 3,
1907 To Benedict Johannenman
forss63n cash Sale confirmed
and deed ordered.
John Enlcw. Admir- of n B
Roach. decd Report of sale
Dec. ~ 10 Peter l. Friedman
fer S. 25 Sale confirmed anC
deed ordered.
Clark p. White ct al, V Martir
Eckstein on account. Deft. de
faulted, judgment for plaintiff
s22t. 80.
Mary Lorey Us Peter Buhr OF
note. Judgment for S641. -
John Huebner vs. Michael Rob
irson et al. on note. judgment
for plff. Il. 233. 45
State ex-Rel. Annie Eisenhu
vs. Frank Opel. bastarjy. cont
Dubois County State Bank vs.
Henry 5. Meh-inger. on note
judgement for Plff. for sos %
; State ex-Rel Edith L. Britain
vs. William Weiscaver. bastardy
cont nued.
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FEVER SORES

Fever sores and ola chronic sores
shouts not be healelentirely. but sh1n'd
&c kept in healthy condition. This
can be done by applying Chamberlain :
Salve. This saiyc has NO superior for
ihis purpose Ii il also most excellent
for chappei hands, sore nipples. burns
and diseases Of the skin. For sale by
jos. A. Mehringer.
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Evangelical Services al Trinity
Church. Jan. z.

German services 2 p. m.
The Evangelical choir viii give
a song service in the evening
Rev. J J Braun. OF Clay City,
Ind. VIII preach in English.
The collection viii be for the
benefit Of the choir.
". HOLZ, Pastor.
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Queen Quality Ss:ocs for La
dies fine wear az Z. j. kuebler'.
Mr. Adam Harder.

Is this week announced as
candidate for Trustee of Harb
son township. Mr. Harker
one of the successful and promi
nent farmers of that township,
and has always given township
affairs considerable thought and
if nominated will make the town
ship an excellent officer.