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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-10
Personal Mentor

Don't overlook Remer's shoe ad in
this issue.
Stephen Adams spent the week in
Spokane visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Sage have gone
to Brooklngs, S. d., to visit friends. |
A. M. Martin of Post Fall was
visitor in Rathdrum last Sunday.
County treasurer G. J. Shoemaker
spent the Fourth at St. Joe.
James Jensen of Hauser was a
Rathdrum visitor on the Fourth.
Bartlett Sinclair made a trip to
Spokane Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Sage and family
who have been camping at Fish lake
have moved back to town.
Leo, the younger son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. E. Dandy, has been suffering
this week with cut on the knee
caused by using jack knife.
Jos. j. LAWN of Spokane spent the
Fourth visiting at the home of his
parents here.
Miss Myrtle j. Baird, teacher in
the Field school of Spokane, is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. j. w. Smith
of this city.
Miss Harriet Johnson of Spokane
spent the Fourth visiting Rathdrum
friends.
Mrs. Pete Sullivan of Spokane
arrived last week for few days visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Woolery.
Deputy Sheriff d. R. Adams left
last Friday night for San Francisco
with a naval deserter in custody who
was caught near here.
id. Conrad completed plaster.
ing contract at J. e. Whitfeld's new
residence last Monday.
Rev. w. j. Thompson will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening. Everybody
come
Miss Jessie Bradley, of Rathdrum
has Joined the Herald force.-Spiri
Lake Herald.
Reduction sale on shoes at Remer's
Read his ad elsewhere 10 this paper
r. L. Cole has the cont ract for tn
plumbing, heating and electric wir
ing of the new bank building.
Mrs. Mcdonald, formerly Mis-
Mary Tracy, was here from Spokan
Sunday visiting Miss Mollie Russell
G. A. Christie was employed a
deputy marshal during the night Z
July 3 and on the 4th until midnighl
Lost,-on road in town or on prairie
gray cloth cloak, with velvet collar
Finder return to this office. ltl
James W. Peters started work tn
week plasterng the new seven.rool
dwelling erected by Philip Halter
burg.
c. M. Trigg, county commissions
from Statellne. spent the Fourth
Rathdrum and Spirit Lake.
The contract for the wiring al
plumbing of Philip Hat tenburg's ne
dwelling has been taken by 4.
Cole.
Andrew Christensen Of Sandpol'
was here on the Fourth, joining u
crowd to Spirit Lake in the afternoo
Mr.. Christensen is treasurer OF BOZ
ner county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hart LETT u
week for trip TO Minnesota 10 VIZ
Mr.. Harris mother who Is sald 10
over 80 years of age.
Lost-heavy winter lap rope
tween Rathdrum and Tautenhahr
west OF town. Monday, June
Finder leave at this office.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Jackins WI
ia Rathdrnm yesterda ~ from Sp
Lake. Mrs. Jackins proving up on /
homestead before A. w. Post, U.
commissioner.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-10
A Woman Killed

Her dandruff by using Indian Dan
druff Cure. Guaranteed to cure all
eases. Southside Barber Shop.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Rev. o. M. Trousdale at.
tended the Presbytery meet.
ing at Kansas City Wednes.
day.
Iron Beds s2.4s and up a
the New York Racket.
Rev. j. T. Bacon, of Spring
field, Mo-, came in Wednes
day evening to take in the
graduating exercises at M.
V. G. his alma mater, and
visit his brother, Sheriff
Bacon.
Standard Sugar S6.66 per
hundred lbs. at the New York
Racket.
The suits started against
the members OF the advisory
board of the Marshall Chau.
tauqua last summer by some
of the talent have been dis
missed. About twenty of
MARSHALL prominent citizens
are breathing easier.
Screen Doors S1.10 at the
New York Racket.
LosT-LIght red, white face O
about May 2lst. Finder please notify
Daily Meat Market, Marshall.
PAsTURE-Grazing for . limited
number OF cove, good grass and
water, 3 miles north of town.
NJ. |. Barron.
Ice Cream Freezers S1.69
and up at the New York
Racket.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
GILLIAN

Mrs. L. L. Ladd left one
day this week for Kansas City
where she will remain for
several months.
Mrs. W. r Burton attend.
ed the Womans Missionary
Conference at Sedalla last
week, returning home Tues
day.
Mrs. A. L. Miller is the
Miss Alma Kinschloe re.
turned to her home in May.
view after spending several
days with our rural carrier,
K G Jordan.
Our town Is still improving
another concrete walk il be-
ing put In front of the M. E.
parsonage.
guest of her mother near
Marshall for a few weeks.
Misses Julia and Vincent
Daniel two of our popular
young ladies' attended the
street fair in Marshall sever.
al days this week.
Miss Mollie Cheatham had
business in Kansns CITY
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Rupert our
day Hello girl was a shopper
in Kansas City a few days
this week.
Miss Pattie Norvell who
taught school near Fairville
this term left Tuesday for an
extended visit among the
mountains in Idaho.
7. L. West Secretary of the
Missouri Baptist State Mis-.
sions preached q most inter-
esting sermon at the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
Geo. Pearson one of Little
Rocks prosperous farmers
was transact!ng business in
our burg Tuesday.
Will Moore one of the en-.
terprising merchants of
Keytesville was spending
Sunday with his brother J. X.
Moore, our wide awake miller.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
Best Calico only &c per
yard at New York Racket.
SALT SPRINGS

Preaching next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock by our
pastor, Rev. Barnett.
Mrs. Daniels of Appleton
City returned TO her home
after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Foltz.
Corn il all planted and ia
up we'll.
A number from here atten
ed the graduating exercises
OF the Missouri Valley Col.
lege Tuesday.
Lucille Long took the .'plug''
for Kansas City Tuesday.
Mrs. Walker Of Kansas City
Visited Newman Newell and
lastly this week.
M an1 Mn. Henklne ana
" VA
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Marshall Tuesday. The gen
tlemen married sisters aud
Mrs. Seabright became i'll
while on Q visit to Mrs. Pois
ter and as a result Mr.. Sea.
bright came out also. He re.
ports her about well again.
Why worry over q red hot
cook stove when you can buy
Z gasoline stove for $500 that
will bake as well % your cook
stove at B. F. MAYORS.
One of the graduates at M.
v. G. yesterday was Miss
Theresa Msude England who
has been an employe Of this
Office from time TO time and
20 we are familiar with the
work and sacrifice necessary
On her part 70 reacH the covet.
a aoal OF a. r., We rejoice
kss n M gocd fortaps
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
ANOTHER HoLLER FOR HELP.

Dearly beloved, will thou not pay
hat thou owest us. We are badly
in need of a pair of pantaloons, a
couple of pairs of socks and a pair Of
shoes. We can not get these neces.
sites of life without the cash, for the
merchants here have learned not to
credit editors for anything. Our
merchants are a smart set of people,
and have an eye for business. With
out the assistance Of our subscribers
we will, to use a big word, soon be
DIES habile, or something else.--
Rockville IN. CO. Hornet.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
$47.60 buys a guaranteed
Buggy at the New York Rack
et.
WEI VIEW

Robert King did business
at Marshal! Monday.
J. II. Detmer arrived Mon
day from Texas.
W. II. Thornton, wife and
daughter were trading in Sla.
ter Saturday.
L. e. Odell and Fred Diet.
mer, Jesse Hensick and wife
were in Slater Saturday.
Will Kammeyer and family
of Cooper visited Walter
Kammeyer and wife Sunday.
CT. Fowler went to Arrow
Rock Saturday.
Frank Leimkuhler was trad7
ing In Little Rock Tuesday. !
Mrs. Harry Johnson has
been quite sick with measlesI
/. p. Neff Of Hardeman was|
= caller here Monday morni
ing.t
j.. r. Heuman went to Ar
row Rock Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hensick re.
turned Tuesday from . sev.
eral days visit with Misses
Lee and Lalete Lawless.
Miss Georgia Deer of Gil
liam is the guest Of Miss
Ollie Heuman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

In having persevered and
wish her abundant returns
for her efforts. Her example
10 one worthy of imitation by
every young girl or boy who
bemoans his or her lack Of op.
portunities.
Dining Chairs 69c and up
at the New York Racket. >
Mrs. Ralph Wakefield OF
st. Louis il the guest Of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. H.
Black.
Lawns at &c and up At the
New York Racket.
&c. Patterson is attend.
Ing the meeting Of the Mis-
sonri Press Association at
Excelsior Springs.
Furniture q ~ kinds Il ~
AZ YoflE aelme
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
DANGEROUS TENDENCY.

Jones with . snser)--So yeu
think Miss Oldgirl il in love With
your
Smyths with : smirk)- Pm surs
she'd jump at me.
Jones with : wsznine fsown) =.
Then loek ~, ola hey
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Buy Oranges. Lemons, Bananas and Pine APP
pies. After this shipment is sold we cannot sell at
above prices.
Each week we have thought we would have to
advance our price on high grade Hams but we are
going to hold the price for this week at II cents so
get in your order for one, two, or three Supreme"
or Diamond c" Hams, special mild cure, 10 to IL
pounds average, per ID .... IA
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
SWEET SPRINGS
(Continued from psQs q

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FOrs.
ter, of Higginsville, announce
the birth of q son at their
home.
The entertainment of the
grades of our public school
and Merchants Carnival was
given at the audfsorium of the
public school Thursday night
May 21st. The little folks
appeared at their best and
showed evidence Of careful
and thorough training on the
part of the teachers having
this entertainment in charge.
The many compliments pass
ed on every hand were testi.
monials that this was one Of
the best ever given In Sweet
Springs.
The unique advertising dis
plays made in the Merchants
carnival by the novel costum.
ing Of the participants added
much to this entertainment.
The prize given for best dis.
play and costume was won for
Grother & Son, blacksmith, re-
presented by Miss Roma
Rhoades, End prize was award.
ed Ferguson's Millinery Co.
whose representative was
Miss Villa Smith. 10 OF
Sweet Springs business firms
we're well represented.
The commencement exer-
cises we're held in the public
school auditorium Monday
night. May 25th, 8 p. m. At
an early hour the room was
completely filed by friends
and relatives Of the class,
many coming from the coun-
try a. six OF this class OF
thirteen live in the country.
The program was carried out
as arranged, each one prompt
ly responding In turn, rend
ering in easy, graceful man.
ner their part, essay Grafton,
defamation and musical nun.
bers, each showing thought.
full and careful preparation.
At the close Of the program
Rev. j. 4. billiard of Macon,
Mo-, addressed the class and
presented the diplomas In
his usual happy manner which
pleased the audience very
much. After which Prof.
Winders with O few we'll
chosen remarks announced
that Miss lola Harwood had
won the gold medal given by
F. H. Tlsdale to the pupil
making the best grade in Lat
in. Thus closed q successful
years work of the Sweet
Springs High School.
Miss Mamie Smith of near
Mt. Leonard visited friends
in town the 6rst of the week.
Prof. Winders left Thurs
day for Vandalia where he
will visit his parents for u
few days after which he will
visit at the home of r. p.
Gordon before entering upon
his summers work.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
The RGvGRsG TEST.

II tell you, in these days Of hyper
criticism . ballet dancer has to to-
the mark"
eyes, because the average audi
encs d sure to mark the toe"
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

neral of the formers grand.
daughter Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clemens
attended services In Malta
Bend Wednesday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
TWO Views OF NATURE.

"Ah" twittered the sentimental
maiden, "don't you love to see the
nice green young things coming upiS
"Yes," responded the stern man
Of Wall street, "if they're suckers"
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
Local Items

Jesse Mabrey, of Sedalia,
has moved TO Napton.
Mrs. j. J. Witt returned
yesterday from n months
visit To relatives in Illinois.
The editor attended the
Missouri Press Association
meeting at Excelsior Springs
Wednesday.
Children's Rompers 23c and
Soc at the New York Racket.
While taking a drive to
Wilton Springs Sunday after
noon, Jake Fisher killed a
large rattle snake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Staub, Of Belleville, H., are
here on a several weeks visit
10 their son, +. j. Staub and
family, southeast OF town.
9x12 Administer Rugs only
S17.98 at the New York Rack
O.
The School of Expression
of Missouri Valley College
rendered a splendid program
Saturday night at Stewart
Chapel. which was well at.
tended.
Be sure to attend the big
white sale at w. II. Fletcher's
Wednesday June Sd, big bar
gains In all kinds of White
Wash Dress Goods, Table Lin
ems, Napkins and Towels, 20
per cent discount.
Mrs. Rosa Coliver, Of
Bloomfield, Iowa, who was
the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. L. Il. Russell, the past
six weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
Most of the Republican can.
didates have fled their decla.
rations. Those who have not
done so have only a few days
more. We hope that full
township tickets will also be
In the field.
Fletcher's White Sale We'd
nesday, June Bird, 20 per cent
discount, big line of White
Wash Dress Goods and a
splendid line of Table Linens,
Napkins and Towels to select
from.
Mrs. J.. II. Kenner and
Mrs. A. H. Higgs left Sun.
day morning, May "a, for
Cape Girardeau to attend the
Grand Court, a society com.
posed of colored women con-
nected with the colored Free
Masons of Missouri.
Owing to the failure Of r.
p. Gwinn of Slater, who call.
ed the old soldiers meeting
for Saturday, to be here there
was no meeting but those
present were glad to get a
chance TO tell war reminis.
cences To each other.
Don't fail to attend the big
White Sale ut w. II. Fletchers
Wednesday, June Sd. White
Wash Dress Goods and q,
beautiful line of Table Linens,
Napkins and Towels, 20 per
cent discount.
A. Parks of north of town
reports that he called on c.
E. Naegelin, of near Stanhope
Wednesday and found him
confined to his bed and very
feeble. We hope Mr.. Naege.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
Paints and Oils.

We handle the celebrated Acme Quality of
the New Era Ready Mixed Paints and we know
there is nothing better made. Or if you prefer to
use Lead and Oil we carry Southern or Collier
Lead and Pure Linseed Oil both raw and boiled. If
you are going to paint anything from a chicken coop
to a twenty room house come in and let US save you
some money.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
AMONG OUR

f. Hesterman of Jericho
Springs sent us a dollar for
renewal Monday.
John Driver Of Sweet
Springs sent us a dollar Wed.
nesday for a years subscrip'
ton for VIM. Driver.
Chris Zimmerman, of Har,
deman, was q substantial call,
err Wednesday.
The following renewed OF
ordered the Republican the
past week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
Birmingham, Ala, and Return
$21.76

via Chicago 4 Alton r. n. Above
tickets on sale June 9th, 7th and 9th
good till June q, 1908.
I'd. o. L. Hawthorne, agent.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Mantel Folding Beds $12.96
and up at the New York Rack
n.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

Michigan Salt 81 10 per Dbl.
at the New York Racket.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29

W. 81 The Midland Chick
- food, - hest - ~ mer-
~ AZ yoSpg cliieks,
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-29
SeaSOnable Goods.

Wire Cloth. Poultry Netting. Lawn Mowers. Ice
Cream Freezers, Washing Machines. Gasoline Stoves
and Churns. In fact we keep Everything for
Everybody" and our notices are Cash Sales and
Small Profits" and mo Trouble to Show Goods"
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
WATER BOARD
PAYS ITS BILLS
Money Appropriated by City
Council Relieves StringenCy
of Department

Having received $1,000 from City
Council on account Of its appropria.
ton. the Water Commission yesterday
afternoon, paid bills amounting to more
than $1,000, payment on which was held
up because the board had no NOR ey
during the last two weeks OF the old
fiscal year. which ended on June 80
Payrodds as follows We're allowed:
Weekly. SSs4.67; monthlv, Sl,440; quart
erly, S225. and special, s16i.s9.
The amount in bank to the credit OF
the special fund of the department. to
be used in connection with the new
water system, is S15,415.71.
The board decided to meet hereafter
in the office of Chief Engineer Lessen
as It was ouieter and cooler there.
Chief Engineer Leisen was instructed
to write for prices on 400 and 500 lots
of meters.
The request Of the Joseph Bancroft
and Sons Company that bathing be
stopped in the Brandywine at the Jes-
sup and Moore Paper Company's head
gates VIII be investigated by Chiei
Engineer I.eisen. and he will probably
take the matter UP with the paper com.
pany officials. The B0ncrofts want
the bathing stopped because OF IN,
ANNOYANCE it causes their tenants IN
that vicinity.
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
FEAR DAMAGE
FROM DROUGHT
Growing Crops in Need Of
Much Rain at This
Time

The drought that has existed in
Delaware for about six weeks is now
beginning to affect various fruits and
vegetables. Not much damage has
been done yet, but unless a good,
soaking rain occurs within the next
few days Il IL feared that serious crop
damage will result
Up to the present the only effect
that the dry weather has had Is to
make the fruits and vegetables a little
more dry than usual The greatest
fear, however, Is for the tomato vines
and corn. With a continuation OF the
drought the growth OF the tomato
vines win be dwarfed. and the cror
win therefore be a short one. With
favorable weather there Is every indl.
cation OF a big crop Of tomatoes.
Tomato Acreage Large
The acreage Is comparatively large
while the plants got a good start earl,
1 IN the season and the crop showed
every indication Of being a large one
with a rain. not only tomatoes and
corn. but all lines Of fruits and vege.
tables viii be benefited
The tree fruit Is less susceptible tc
drought than vine and bush varieties
lyet a protracted drought would alss
AFFECT the former.
While there were several showers
last month. they did but little good
The rain came down hard FOR a shor
ltime, and instead Of soaking thu
ground. ran off into creeks and othei
small streams. What Is really needed
is a slow. soaking rain, which VII
reach the roots Of the growing pro-
Evening journal., 1908-07-07

"A toad one day was feeling bad,
Her mind somewhat erratic,
And then her limbs We're sort of stin
A little bit rheumatic.
She got into a hive of bees
That surely did the biz,
And goes to prove that all bes stings
VIII cure the rheumatic"
Much has been written about the
value Of bee stings in the cure of GER
tain diseases, such as rheumatism. pa
ralysis and dropsy. The poison of the
bee sting is a matter OF. commerce
and has been on the market for many
years, and physicians have been ad-
ministering It for relief Of the above
named diseases.
1t appears on the druggists shell
under the name Apis Mellifica'
Wholesale druggists purchase these
etings from bee keepers. 1 know one
bee keeper who has furnished in a sin
gle order as many as ten thousand bee
stlngs.
The Apis Menifca is the poison OF
the bee stings in a liquid form, and Il
administered internally If the poison
of the bee sting administered in thai
way is beneficial, why should it not be
even more beneficial when admins.
tered hypodermically by the bee it.
self? No one would claim that the
application Of bee stlngs would cure
all kinds Of rheumatism, yet there /.
little doubt that their application has
cured certain kinds of rheumatism anc
has greatly relieved other kinds
In the A. B. c. of Bee Culture, OF
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
Social and
P4ySonal

Mrs. c. L. McIlvaine and Mrs. Horny
r. Higgins and children are summer
ing at Rehoboth
Alexander NJ. DAILY and family are
occupying the Remington Cottage on
Surf avenue at Rehoboth, for the sum-
mer.
RIiss Mae r. Jones is heing entertain.
ed by Mrs. c. s Horn. Of Rehoboth.
Ralph c. sasse is spending the sum-
mer at Rehoboth.
Mrs. j. r. Mniigan and Mrs j w
Dewitt Of St Georges, were recent vis-
itors here.
Mrs. William Moore. who has boer
visiting friends at Camden. has re-
turned to this city.
Mrs Laura Cooper has returned from
a visit to Camden friends.
Miss Lulu shockiey Of Mardeia
Springs. is spending her vacation here
Miss Ida Pyle Of Kenactt Square. has
been visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark OF Kennett
Square, were recent visitors here.
Miss Edith O. Taylor has returned
to her home at Eennett Square, after a
visit to friends here.
Mrs. Sallie Nelson has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Nelson Of Le,ges
Miss Elsie A. l<ipe Of Media, spent
the Fourth with her sister, Mrs. Fred.
ericlx Lange OF this city.
Miss Naomi Wood. VINO has beer
spending some time with friends NJ
Elverson, has returned home.
Mrs Salloway Of this city, is visiting
her sister in Galena.
Amos Way is spending the summer
with friends at Reliance.
Mrs. F.. J. staats and sister, Mrs. A
McCrea. are on a trip 10 Atlantic Ci.5
for a week or ten davs
The family Of w G. HeithleA IS Wis.
iting Charles II. Hudson for the sum
mer.
Mrs. r. f. Barker OF Delmar, ha'
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss Addie Lowden Of Delmar, is Wis.
iting relatives in this city.
George T. Ferrel has accepted a posi-
ton with DR. Eilegood at Delmar.
Fulton Rounds and Ray Hearn o.
Salisbury. are visiting IN Philadelphia
and this city.
Clarence r. shocklsy. Of MardeI'
Springs. is visiting his sister, Mrs. w
HaalS. OF this city
Mrs. Morris ~ Webb and childrei
have returned to this city. after a visi
to Dover.
William Eliason Of Camden. has beer
visiting friends in this city
Mrs. H. A. Thomas OF Camden. 4
visiting in Philadelphia and this city.
Captain and Mrs. A. G. Mench, o
Camden. who have been spending sew
eral days here. have returned home.
Evening journal., 1908-07-07

take annual vacations and this will be
observed this year with a few excep-
tion. The Rev. John Connolly, OF ST.
Thomas Church, who has not had a
vacation for FIVE years. is a typical in
stance Among the Catholic clergy,
the Rev r. Mealey. assistant pastor
Of st. Mary's Church, is the only pastor
now taking a vacation Father Mealey
Is spending the month at his old home
at BrooSline, Mass, a suburb OF Bos
ton, having gone. Sunday week ag,
A few other priests who may take
vacations have not yet made plans.
Bishop Monaghan has a cottage at
Ocean City, Nd. and may visit there
briefly during the summer.
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
Leaves Hospital a WeIl Man

Ellis Starkey, a young colored man,
who was riddled with shot near Kirk
wood, several weeks ago, by another
colored youth, left the Delaware Hos
pital yesterday afternoon, a well man.
More than a hundred grains of shot
had punctured his body.
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
CHARTERS GRANTED
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. July THE State De-
partment Of Delaware Yesterday issued
certificates OF Incorporation TO the Bed
ford Club. a Wilmington organization.
for social. literary. intellectual ano
physical Improvement Of men. Because
OF its non-prohtmaking principles. no
certificate Of capital stock was re-
ouired. The incorDorators are Vir
ginius V. Harrison, Thomas ]. Lawson
r. Harry Young William II. Hanna
Isaac NJ Klnes. Charles Fehrenbach
Harry w. Lowe and Casper Topham
all OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
ittIe EoIk. on Shaw Rlde.

The Junior League Of Epworth NJ.
E. Church gave straw ride to Rock
ford Park last evening. About fifty
OF the little folks OF the church attend
ed. The party was IA charge Of the
Rev. George c. Williams and Mrs. Lot
tie Price
Evening journal., 1908-07-07
Dem oIIsh Old RuIIdina.

Employees Of the p. B. & w. railroad
this morning began demolishing the
little building on the lower end Of
French street, for a long time occu-
pied as storage house by the du
Points. A grass plot will be planned
on the ground
Evening journal., 1908-07-07

and Tar Cough Cure" Honey as a
Tape Worm Remedy" Honey for
Erysipelas." Honey for Dyspepsia, .
Honey Group Remedy" Honey on
Frost Bites" Honey and Cream for
Freckles," Honey for Sore Eyes"
aIc afc
Evening journal., 1908-07-07

duce and fruits. IN June tbere were
only five days In which rain fell. The
total precipitation for the entire
month was los inches which Is no
more than would fall during one good
rain.