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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29

Harris BenscOtter sold his heavy
gray mare to Chas. Dent for $275.
The trade was made this week and
is a good deal for both parties.
We note that the first National
Bank of Lewiston of which j. ] /.
Vollmer is president has been placed
from 18th on the roll OF honor of
National banks to Sth, three steps
hie her. There are about 100
National Banks and this uives the
1st National. within eight places of
being the best conditioned.
ID. j. Rowlands returned from the
Gritman hospital this week, feeling
some weak but much improved in
health
All MasOns in this vicinity are re-
Quested to remember the MasOnic
Memorial service held Sunday morn
ing in Juliaetta and to he present
md participate with the lodge in
The ceremony.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
BIiliousness and Constipation.
For years was troubled with hi

For years | was troubled with bill
nsisras aud constipation, which
'li1ti, life miserable for me My ape
htiud ne | lost my usual foi -
-.a vi,ahtA l'ep,in y operations
-..'f cathArtic- unl! made matters
''r-e l do not know where |
l.nOuld have been today had l not
trieu ChamDerlin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve
he Ill feeling at once, strengthen the
digestive functions, pur theifv stom.
ach. liver ane blood, helping the sys-
TEN to do it's work naturally.-Mrs.
Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala. These
tablets are fox sale by the Kendrick
Drug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29

~ Politics Ia a strange game and the
evolution Of its participants is some
times beyond comprehension. The
strenuous effort which was recently
made by certain parties in the dem
Ocratic ranks to create the belief
that the Latah democracy had re-
lied from it's position onthe NOR
monquest inn WAS a striking exam
.,., WI, If b itw, and " bile il.
ms-sy c,sses tliese attempts are success
Sfulthe strong feeling Of the people
anent the vital issue Of the mormon
peril IN this case resulted in the
1trt,nga-' pxi5reesioas possible 81
the true sentiinen. o. Latah den-
ocracy,. which briefly told. is an al
hegeilGe TO democratic principi-s,-
i - ai.,ting by the mormon plank IN
the pnrCy platform, even II said
plank brought defeat, aud strong
allegiance To the leaders who
have conducted the fight In the past
The mass convention at Moscow
was q tribute TO the leaders of both
county and state In the expression
ri ap,rovai Of their past campaigns
..uu Vi the principles which they ad-
yo.ated whether the leader were
Dubois or any one else. 1t was appar
ent that 1t was the principles he
stood for, more than the personal
popularity which gave him strength
IL Is said that the factionis.s will
send contrasting delegation to-
Twin halls hut after the double
sipinop-sratiuIe uf the will of tn
poo ,Ie.. II ~ g. q innH or bod! OF men
could fer one u!8'n.rn' consider such
q cOnteat,-it W,uiI ue a. violation
Of every ethic. law and precedent
and q tra,npling ON the will OF the
people.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
Across the street into the
Hines Block
Where | Have Better Facilities and Am Putting
In a Larger Stock.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
G NJ LEWIS, Jeweler

held in the open air, II wet in the
cars.
This ia move by the University
Of Idaho and every farmer in the
country is urged to be present.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
sI0LLlSTEh'S
Rocky Acsrtafn Tea Nuggets
Bug medicine ;or Busy Pecnls.

4 Bug &5dltIn6 OF busy 1BVTB.
Brings Golden nsalt,. en- Renswsf uigor
A specific ror Constipation, Indigestion lie
and Kidney Troueler, Pimples. Eczems, linpn
Blood. bad Breath, gish Bout !, Headat
and Backache. It'sr-~r -founts. fea In IL.
let form, s cents a sc .}enu- made l.
HotLisrER DRua COMPANY, wadi'>A 'is.
co. AsN NUGGETS FOR SAIL 2. "?LE
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29

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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
To The Public.

l have purchased the T. ]. Walker
Meat Market. and will furnish 10 the
residents of Kendrick and vicinity
the best Ssh and tendeaest stake and
meats that can be obtained. will
also pay the highest cash prices for
hides. chickens etc. Give me a trial
and will guarantee satisfaction.
{. G. COMPTON
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-03
COUNTY SEAT MEETING
Committee Is Doing Good Work in
Organizing Campaign.

Committee Is Doing Good Work in
Organizing Campaign.
The county seat removal executive
committee held a meeting last even
ing and a number of matters pertain
ing to the county seat campaign we're
considered and action taken with ref
erence to them.
Reports from committees at work
in the various portions of the county
securing signatures to the petitions
in the field. and also performing other
work pertaining to the campaign,
were read. The tenor OF all the re-
ports was that of encouragement and
enthusiasm and indicated that in all
portions of The county. even in the
land OF the enemy, the committees
were meeting with splendid success
and were accomplishing work that
they had not anticipated accomplish
ing. The committees securing sigma
lures for the petitions have not can
vassed any portion of the city as yet,
but all of their work has been In the
outlying districts. Some time ago a
committee was appointed to appor-
ton the city into districts for the
purpose of its canvass.
The committee reported last even
ing that this work had been done,
and canvassers for each ward will be
placed in a few days and the entire
city thoroughly covered. The num-
Der of signers required on the petition
to be presented to the district court
on the first day of the next term of
court must be majority of the legal
votes cast at the last election. The
petition is to be filed not more than
40 nor less than 20 days with the
clerk of the court prior to the first
term day. The work is now going
forward at a rapid rate and the PEE
tition will easily be ready by that
time.
The committee also decided to
meet with the citizens of the city and
county at a mass meeting to be held
in the city on Thursday evening.
The purpose of the meeting will be
to allow the executive committee to
report to the citizens the progress OF
the work in the county seat cam
paign.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-03
May RulId Thenter.

B. F. Morse Of the Lakeside Fur
niture store is contemplating the
building of a theater on the lot adj
Joining the Lyric theater.
The condition on which Mr. Morse
cOntemplates constructing the build
ing is that the Lyric management will
agree to take It when completed al
stipulated rental. The matter has
been discussed between the parties. 10
so far satisfactory. and 1t Is more
than probable that a building will
be constructed.
The building Is to cover the entire
lot. which is 100 feet deep. II is
to be a one-story frame. The interior
Is to be modernly equipped. with
raised chairs and all other up-to-date
equipment which goes to constitute a
complete theater.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-03
FORCE HILL TO CLEAN UP
Fight to Compel N. r. and G. n. to
Obey Sanitary Laws.

Fight to Compel N. y. and q. n. to
Obey Sanitary Laws.
SEATTLE, Wash. April 3.-The
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railroads are involved in a fight that
will be made by the city for the Inn
provement of vast district along
the water front, which is now in such
an unsanitary condition that officials
declare it a serious meance to the
health of the city. Much of the dis
trict is Northern Pacific property.
covered with commission houses, and
of great value.
The last state legislature passed a
law. drafted by the city of Seattle,
which provides that unsanitary prop
erty must be filled at the expense OF
the owners. and under this law the
city will try to compel the Northern
Pacific to pay for the filling of the
unsanitary district at a great expense.
The city also plans a long sea wall
along the harbor line. and as both
roads have switches along the docks
and what are practically terminal ia
cilities there, they will be involved in
the assessments for this improve
ment.
A fight is promised on both counts.
The Northern Pacific in the past has
disregarded repeated requests by the
city to put its property in a sanitary
condition.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-03
To the Public

4 The Press viii deem II . special favor IL pat
Ons who fail % receive their paper regularly
ill report the same 70 the 0llice. ne Il Ii our
nly means Of knowing how the carriers are do
BIZ their work.
81 We will pay reward Of s25 for evidence that
IN convict any one Of stealing papers after
aeP are delivered 70 residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING CO.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

CaDs ana messenger Fnone 1oS.
For plumbing. see Deaell.
Princess rink. Under new man
gement.
X. X. Keiney is a St. Joe visitor
D the city.
Best of music at the rink by the
toeur d'Alene band.
r. p. COnnors is visitor in the
ity from Garfield, Wash.
For rent-suite 10 wiggett block.
Apply to J. w. Wiggett.
s. T. oliver is in the city from
Fardner transacting business.
Jubilee Singers at the Auditorium
onight.
Jacob Schacher of Lewiston is a
isitor in the city.
Miss Grace Dawson of Spokane is
isiting with Miss Vera Nevers.
Tickets now on sale for the Jubilee
fingers tonight.
A notarial commission has been
ranted M. w. Frost of Harrison.
Steamer Lyondale leaves for Har-
ison and Occur d'Alene river points
$3.50 p. m. daily.
George Denning of Kettle Falls,
NASH, is a business visitor In the
ity.
Hopes & Wilson, carpenters and
uilders. sO8 North Second. Inter.
tate phone 267B.
F. D. VIM has been elected man
ger of the Barr Chainey base
all team.
Lost-White fox terrier pup; black
pot on right eye, left ear black. No
fly Press Office.
Mrs. Charles Shadduck and Mrs.
Ioates of Spokane are visiting at the
ONE of Mrs. F. F. Shadduck, 1907
econd street.
Leave information at the Press Of
ce or phone in your society news,
ersonal mention or any other item
interest to the public.
Mrs. Jacob Christensen, who has
cen visiting for the past month with
er daughter, Mrs. Fred Clark, at
rand Forks, B. c., returned home
ast evening.
Particular groceries for particular
customers. Order your good things
b eat from US and get the best the
harket affords. Winn-Barr-Chaine
o., Ltd.
w. A. Thomas is rapidly recover
hg from his operation for appendi-
tits recently performed at the Dea-
Oness hospital at Spokane, and will
eturn to his home Sunday.
R. Hicks, representing the Butte
ircuit Moving picture show, has
ented the Zilka building, formerly
occupied by Mrs. C. NJ. Robertson,
nd will open a moving picture show
Tuesday.
Circle No. l of the Presbyterian
adies' Aid will give a 1O-cent social
the home of C. A. Crawford, Fort
POUNDS, Friday evening, April 3.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Main are
receipt of a communication in
rming them of the death of their
lend Mrs. H. Gregory at Chicago.
and Mrs. Gregory visited with Mr..
ID Mrs. Main last summer.
The seasons best offering-rad-
hes. rhubarb, celery, lettuce, ripe
matoes, green onions. artichokes,
inach. asparagus, parsley. garlic.
neapples, tangerines, oranges, lem
IS, bananas, apples. cucumbers,
ulifiower, etc. Place your order
rly for Saturday. Winn-Barr-
lainey Co., Ltd.
The Lyric people have built up a
endid business since their arrival
the city and are playing to a crowd
house every evening. The busi-
3 has now reached the stage where
ger and more complete quarters
needed, and II supplied by Mr..
prse the company will, 1t is under
pod. increase its show business in
any ways.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
COURT HOUSE PLANS
ASKED FOR By
BOARD
WORK ON eLYNN'S NEW JAIL
SOON TO BEGIN-PLANS TO
BE OPENED AT MEETING IN
JUNE.

At meeting Of The Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners in June, it is more
than probable that plans for the
handsome new Jail soon to be erect
ed will be adopted
Elsewhere in the News this morn
ing the commissioners invite arclii-
tects to submit their plans and spec
licat.ons for the new building, which
is 10 cost in the neighborhood OF $25,-
goo These plans must be in the
hands of the clerk cf he commission
ers by May %, to be opened at thu
meeting CT the body on the FIRST Tues
day in june
II is expected hat a number Of ar
chitects viii submit plans. AS soon
as they are adopted the commissions
ers viii advertise for bids for the
erection Of the Jail, the contrac. will
BE- awarded and the active work will
then begin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
A SECOND ATTEMPT
TO ASSASS|NATE
COBRERA
THE AMERICAN MINISTER WAS
BEING RECEIVED WHEN SEW.
EoAL EXPLOSIONS OCCURRED:
NO ONE INJURED.

New York April Another at
tempt was made today to kill Pres
idenl Estrada Cabrera, of Guatemala.
at Guatemala City, the capital OF the
republic according to cable dispatch
received icnight by Dr. Ramon Ben
goecha Gaulemalan consul genera!
n this city. The dispatch follows. ="
AS president Manuel Estrada Ca
brera was entering the palace TO ce-
reiye in public audience VIM Heinka
the American minister. there occurred
"a series OF explosions Fortunately
his eNceIlency escaped wi h cnly the
loss Of finger Complete order and
tranquility prevails in All tn, coun
cry"
President Cabrera has in the last
year been the object of several sinli
lar attacks. presumably ON The part
OF political enemies, from all Of which
he has heretofore escaped unhurt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
CATHOLIC MARRIAGE
DECREE NOW IN
EFFECT
CONTRACTING PARTIES OF THE
CHURCH MUST BE Welded BY
PARISH PRIEST HEREAFTER IN
EVERY CASE.

On Easter Sunday, the papal de-
cree relating to Catholic marriages
weut into effect in America. This
decree emanated from Rome under
date OF August :, 1907, and for some
menths posl has been gwen Wide
PUBLICITY
~ decree brings about only one
real change in the present marriage
regulations that is, that hereafter
contracting. Rates 10 marriage
must BE- wedded by the parrish priest
ct at least o9e OF the parties
ns provisions are calculated 10
remove lrlm marriage the perils OF
naste and thoughHessness. IT will
prevent runaway, hasty or clandes-
tine marriages. It's essence is that
/ the Ca hoic parties to a marriage are
To be wgdd before q priest or The
marriage Will be null and void See
ondl}, the parties must be married
10y the parish priest ol at least one
of them
lspoua1ls should be made in writ
/ ine aud gned by beth parties in or
der tor them to haze the full force
winch the church intends them to
! have. This, however is not an es-
scntal part OF the sacrament. En-
sagements by mdors andiug between
the parties win always b. looked upon
/ as Valid enough, amone our people.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
AN INTERESTING MEETING OF
THE ASSOCIATION WAS
HELD YESTERDAY.
MATTER WAS DISCUSSED
A., 3. & A., Officials Invited to Meet
With the Association fer the
Purpose Of Discussing Pas
senger Schedule.

The Real Merchants Association
held an interesting meeting m hr
rooms ef the Brnswck Board OF
Trade at half past tire clock yes
terday afternoon consider the mat
tr OF the petition to the Georgia
railroad commission recently filed by
that body urging the commission TO
see to III that the company modify
its recent order abolishing eight pas
senger trains from les Brunswick ser
vice.
The meeting was the largest cne
in the history OF the association, ey-
cry single member, who was in the
tay being present
President r L. stevens called the
meeting to order and stated its pur-
pose He said that the association
rad called ON The railroad commission
far aid in The matter, without intend
ing amy discourtesy to the oGecials
~of The line, having 10 view the single
good Of the people of the city He
understood that there was some dis
position on be part of soma of the
members to withdraw this complaint
from Tie commission ana he had can
ed meeting in order that tae mat
3er might BE discussed ana some ac-
Ion aiken in the premises
The question was sctss Il s,I.
grady by the members pro and con.
and also. At The invitation d. taa Pres
dent Of the association, by Mayor Il.
r Hopkins. Secretary C. D. Oeg Of
he Brunswick Board pf Traie. LaHot
G. II Leavy, of the News
After this general discussi sion. "a mo-
ton prevailed 10 permit the complaint
ta Feman in the hands If che railroad
commission and at The same time adj
wise the management Of the A.. e. ana
A. that the association would be
pleased to- have any Of rs officials
meet with the body az any time with
view Of Jointly discussing he mat
ter and arriving at some conclusion
satisfactory to an parties
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and tha general sentiment per-
vading same seemed 10 be ,hat no
harm could come to the A., Is and A..
because Of .his appeal 10 the cofms.
sion and that no discourtesy was in-
tended for any Of The officials of the
line because of such action.
Il is very likely nat when General
Superintendent G b Wiuburn Of the
A. B and A. returns to The city. that
an9ther meeting viii be held and it is
more than probable hat The company
VIII IN some satisfactory manner mod
liy its recent order on The subject
z ought 70 be- stated that the as
ociation does not ask the A.. B. and
~ people to restore all of tbe aban-
aoned trains but only 10 readiust th7
schedules 10 more satisfactory man
Aef, II the reinstatement Of Ire rmus
is impossible
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
TO ARRANGE OFFICERS
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

Ausnsta, Co. April 2l.-The most
'L5poFtant ma ter u be taken up from
me oflsinal docket OF the snnerior
court by the grand jury organized
tnis morning is the charge against
foIlc men Cawley and Martin. char2-
% with holding up and rcbbing two
Cinnamon in heir store. m the
prosecution Of the case Solicitor
joseph $. Reynolds win be assisted
oy ms brother-in-lag and law partner
N. Marion Reynolds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
FIGHT WITH PoLIcE

Winston-Salem y. C.. April 21.-
Jas. Iiiley Jr, was shot and fatally
wounded and his father seriously
hurt as he result Of an alteration
with the Kernersville police, 12 miles
south Of here today The elder Tilley
mad been arrested for dis0rderly con.
duct, and was struck by the arrest
ing officer. This. it is said. enraged
the Young man, who secured a shot
gun and at 'empted to shoot the ofBc.
.er The officer fired first and fatally
wounded young Tilley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
JAMES WILL MAKE RACE
AGAINST n wAPhEp u

Since p F Buchanan entered qha
race aor railroad commissioner op-
posing Fuller Galloway. John e.
james, who some time ago announced
MS candidacy against Mr.. Galloway,
not desiring to be a participant in a
thres-cornered race, has decided to
oppose II. Warner Hill for a six-year
term.
Mr. James held conference with
Mr. Buchanan on the subject. thus
resulting in his race against Mr.. Hill
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

Etitaw Ala. April 2f.-Fire which
broke out in The store Of the Eutaw
Dfls ccmDan last night did damage
es imated atvabout $4,000. Every
building cn the block fronting Prairie
street and running from Boiige4 tc
Clinton, was destroyed. There was no
insurance The stores burned were
CD Geary +. P. Jarvis. Wm. smaw.
and ). +. Harris B. n. Palmer. Har-
wood ard Mckinley. T. G. Lamb. liv-
cry stable NJ w. Holly D w. Dun
can.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
TO REPRESENT LOCAL ORDER
Mcdonald Harley Named as DELEGATE
to Bia Meetinn.

AJ The last meeting Of the doeaI
branch Of the Order Of Railway Enl.
piioyees, which was recently creaniz-
'ed in the city. Mcdonald Harley was
named as a delegate to represent the
order at the meeting Of the national
ASSOCIATION, which viii be held in
Denver Colo, next month.
Af Harley is blaming to make the
lFlp as the representative Of he
Brunswick lodge.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
SMALL GROCERY BURNED.
store On e Street Destroyed by
Fire Last Nigrt.

- W. T.
An alarm EFF fire was sounded iast
2eiefe midnight from box g. The
IRE was located III a small grocey
stofe conducted l@ j H Gardner
qn z street. just III the rear IF the
atore Of G. l.. Parker
ihe Games had gained considerable
ieadway before the arrival Of the da
nartment and the entire building was
burning before tha stream Of water
was PLAYING on the blaze the build
Ing being almost completely de-
ssrcyed
The building was owned bv John
Gonzales and was probably insured
ffe total loss RiH be four 81 five
handred dollars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

Miss Flora Baldwin and Mr. Chralas
hamilla were quietly married at the
home of the brides father, Mr.. j. "
i5aia"in, on D street Rev. Father
Dunn officiating. Tha rooms were
decorated win Easter lilies and a
number CT friends were present
Many handsome gifts were received
by the happy couple.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
PUTS ON SUMNER RITES.
""befIand R0t 2 Anr@Hnqos Rates
to Different Points.

Special rates season 1908. DURING
inc months Of May June, July and
august the Cumberland Route will
seIi round trip tickets from Bruins.
#icE to Cumberland and return for
@!o0' 70 Fernand.na sl5o Tickets
iini cd to date Of sale. WIN also
sen l'ck s lrom Brunswick to Jack.
s2nyille for $50 and RETURN every
saturday good 70 return at ohe pleas.
'fe OF the purchaser ~ $400 for the
round trip
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22
ST. SIMON SCHEDULE
TO BEGIN IN MAY

While the st. Simon Transit Com
pah} mas not as yet made any diff.
h'te announcement as to the inaueu.
ratlon OF the summer sch adule to ST.
simon i is understood that the beats
VIII begin their regular trips during
,he early par of next month