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The evening world., 1908-03-12
Final Clearing Sac of
Mems Furnishings

Small and odd lots OF Mems Furnishings be closed out
sardess Of cost former prices All dependable qualities al
hough some are slightly soed mussei from handling.
FANCY VEsTS-Al sizes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at SOC
NEGLlGEE AND STIFF SHIRTS. at..............2Sc
STRIPED WOOL JERSEYS for men and hoys at.... Soc
SWEATERS-Plain and fancy wool Sweaters for men -,o
SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS AND CLUB TIES. Reg. .,I
uar price 2Sc eact at. &c
SILK FOUR.lN-HANDS. Were sos, at.......... -Z5c
SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS AND FOLDED SQUARES IN
Were Soc and 81 90. at...................... at o7c
IMITATION lne., II FRtNcH sospENDtfs Were 'oI Use
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Cures Pro minent Nurse
of Terrible Fat.

rllrl Elizabeth Doplit'le. nurse FOR over
.''."' wears In Americas host hosuirnlS. In
Hl'g. New York CIV and homeopathic
De- H' - Q. New York praises The Kellogg
'ni Fp' R"lucer,
When I cnmmenreI treatment Win SAFE
.. H... .r."r weighed .ur rusnt- ur chest
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~ .
Olive Oil Ledoyen Fi'' e,
Imported French owe u, !.
,nr,ty and quality sunr
aan,,'eed; regular price 1oc
sSc'. .pecia, at..''''
Feas lie soleil brand: n. !.
,o...ed Peas. extra ,,s,ity
sweet ard tsndero gu" ~
per dozen. ."" LSS
per can....'',''::.
Coffee 60. The Luncheon .
ice, fresn roasted ex
,o, a or puiverized nn ="
M'n, ien, s,rpn, dr,nser l3.
!; ib... SSc., per ib' :, i,
S,luor The coleim,oo,.: i,o, y I. !:
oaI'Vm ,.,ra A,aska sa a'mos .
IN one-p,und 30. tx.
u.r dozen. 49, bS-
E,,,%n per Su' Hazard. shre.,'' sh,s,
pnry brand pu,t,,e.. f3c
a'snp' " '""'n, b1,;'es
Gre ais - sntetted "hes, es,
=, .'.,i' ar Tr''rr''i".
rn',ksg- 10; fH-
ue- kge
c,rdip Is The Ice :
,.,ni Sorweginn n',
sd,r., In OIL. per C
,o.,, sI.t5; per can
St,ich --M1hers sup o
Gioss. small lump. In
NO pound cartons S.
.,rh .....r''''''
Milk Tc-d>ns Masnnila
urand Coudsnsei MilN'
p.r dossn tins. Zoe
Sis: per csn.'''.
EiSs -rirst shipmrn'
fancy Turkish Fig u.
,ars- layers. per 10
Molasses -pafrS rotinsd
Nolasoss. 0llon onn. 0oei
Y gal, 49,; guar n.
can ..........s.'
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How Much Flesh
Should You Lose ?
What the Well Formed Man or
Woman Should Weigh.

The following II the correct height and
weg ght OF the well-tormed man. woman's
weight vii. be generally about 8 pounds less
taap the following figures
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RHEUMATISM
%%<Y9A

About the only guessing"
feature there is to a World "For
Sale" Ad is: ''Who will get the
bargain by getting there first?"
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lady's waist sholId be rs u neF
height.
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These Suits pure white
ribbed low neck, sleeveless wide trimmed with
Of real ac grades DC
sal tomorrow
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

Lie ielduOuS lHSy have WIFI the PUBIC ana tne n1arluf2
day life of the community and their value as city builders.
The arrival of this store a. its soh mile post and the celebration
attending the event. which was inauguraed the past week with such
edat. will go down in the annals of local history as one of the most
notable events, If not the most notable, in the mercantile life of the
city, and as one of the most magnificent demonstrations OF popular
approval that any city has ever known.
The fact that fully 10000 people visited the store on the first day
of our Golden Jubilee Celebration last Tuesday evidences the teren-
dous interest the public has in institutions of this sort. and attests the
fact that the people are not blind to the enormous benefits that accrue
to them thru having institutions such as this to supply them most
economically and speedily with their everyday needs and things of
art, beauty and utility.
When the Industrial Exhibition of Newark Manufactures was
held in 1872, it was open for fifty-two days. during which time about
10000 people, including General Grant, General Ben Butler and
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PINS.

Dressing Pins-Sandow brand OF
Sheet Pin, containing 900 pins. LIE
Dressing Pins-Good quality Amer
lean Dressing Pins, assorted size,
paper, eacn .............. -. like
Dressing Pins-Ths celebrated
brand OF Puritan Dressing Pins;
best quality; American Pin Mfg.
co; ali Sizes at, paPer............6c
Dressing PlDs-k Id. boxes; Star
Brand; assorted sizes; the box.,.1sc
Safety Pins--The well known brand
ofTreaSure Nickel Safety Pins,
dozen on = card, dozen ........,.I.c
Hair Pins-Kirby Beard good quail
ity ~Japanned Hair Pins in all
sizes, straight and waved. ..,.,..I,e
nsir Ptns-Csbinet Hair Pins, ION
tanning assorted sty les and sizes
ofheavy and invisible hair Pima. Bic
Hair Pins-LaYge size Hair Pin Cab
tnets containing go assor'd STYLES
ofheavy Ind Invisible hair pins lie
horn Hair Pins-Largs and small
siZe Horn Hair Pins In shell COL
ore, 6 and u pins on q card, card Toe
Felt Yins-Aasortsd sizes Belt Pins.
With white and black heads,
paper ......3c
Cube Pfns-Large and small sizes:
sood quality; whits... .3kc
CUSHIONS.
Pin Cushions--Special lot Of Merino
covered Pin Cushions, ach........
Pin Cushions-A special lot of To-
naeo styles Pin Cushions, at. .SJsc
FORMS AND MARKERS
Bust xorms-Good quality Jersey
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

The Table Is faithfully H.
Illustrated herewith and has A
top 26x4o inches in size,
full length drawer and a
shelf underneath, the regu-
lar price is SIS. We make
II an Anniversary feature at
only
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

te TFSTtT0F tTur TuFC HrTTOut 10 OM WN0dC dTQ dOCQ
of the citys great mercantile institutions, Notwithstanding
alike, their importance as an economic factor in the every
Horace Greeley, all Presidential candidates, visited the show, and
people and press marvehed at the exhibition and the great attendance.
Creditablc as that exhibition was and large as was the attendance,
we would like you to compare it, if you saw it,, or in your Imagination,
if you didn't, to the vastness of this store, which s a permanent expo
siton of manufactured objects of art and articles of utility, not only
from Newark, but from all parts of the world, and which commands
in its busy seasons, when the show is at its best, an attendance In a
single week OF more than the number that visited the Industrial Exht
biton in the whole ffty-two days.
On Tuesday, our first Anniversary Day, fully 10000 people
visited the store Every day last week great crowds were here, and
Saturday, especially at night, such throngs as crowded every part of
the store are seldom seen anywhere on any occasion.
Future historians cannot ignore the event which we are now
celebrating. They are bound to record it as an achievement of which
not only the conductors and employees have reason to be proud. but
of which all Newarkers and all Jerseynen can be proud.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

The settee Is . inches
long, has comfortable arms
and nicely shaped back. 1t
is equipped with loose cush-
ions OF Spanish Morocco
leather. The regular price
Is $25. II goe: in the Ami
versafy sale at
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

The Rocker Is Just ike
the illustration in STYLE; has
Stat back and flat arms, and
is equipped with loose Span
ish Morocco leather eush-
ion; the regular price is
$50. 50. The Anniversary
Sale price Is
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AT Anniversary Sale Prices

These handsome Arts and Crafts pieces from the famous Stckky Bros factory
are of the purcst mission ype, and ire Just such pieces as almost anyone will treas
unc Shckey Bros furniture is so we'll built that it lasts for many yars-furniurc
of the kind that is passed down from M generation to another The opportunity
which the Anniversary Sale presents for buying this excellent furniture under price
will doubtless be taken advantage OF BY many
These pieces are built of solid oak in the popular fmed finish a rich, nut
brown shade, nicely grained
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"haIsboss- Extra nps quality
shell Whslebone, French IN
ished. Ss-in. strip, at ........A.s1c
Featherbons-The Warren Chicago
Brand Of Featherbone, in black
ana white. g~ros-Grain covered,
lZyards to the box. .s5c
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TAPES.

Buneh Tape Non.twtsting Taps.
assorted widths In O. bunch. 80.
Tape-white Cotton Roll Tape. a.
yard pieces. one-half inch wide,
whites Inc black, piece ........o.8s
~Taps-Extra quality non-twisting
bunch Tape. containing u
pieces, assorted widths, bunch ....Tc
Tape Measures Good quality dou-
Bile stitched Tape Measures, s,
inches long, each. .............. $40
MACHINE OIL.
Machine Oii-Good quality sperm
sewing Machine Oil, & OF. bottles,
Machine Oil-Good quality Sperm
Sewing Machine Oil, 2 or. bottles,
Machine Straps-Ful1 length Ma.
chine Straps, good quality leather Ia
BUTTONS.
Collar B1ttous-Bone Collar But
tons, small size, n piece. One
ooSen on q caro......... ...........3 Sc
Collar Buttons-Medium size Bone
Collar Buttons, one piece, and .
oozen on acard....................bs
Collar Buttons - Large size Bone
Collar Buttons, good quality.
ono piece, and q dozen to the
cdfo.............,........... ........1s
Shoe Buttons-Af quality Shoe But
tons, regular size, l gross in .
package, .3ns
SHOE LACnS.
Shoe Laces-Black Tubular Shoe
aA IN .-- l----
a punch" .3xs
shoe Laces-Extra fns quality
wide Tubular shoe Laces, In a.,
IA, and "a lengths, / dozen IN a
-......o
shoe Laces-Extra nne quality
black Tubular Shoe Laces, pu
up In ain gle pairs and ALI lengths -. Be
MISCELLANEOUS.
I~rsniny Helder.-Largo size asbes-
tos Ironing Holders -. .....,,.,,,ss
Ironing wax-wood Handle Iron
Ing wax, good quality, dozen. 49, Sc
Hose Supporters-Ladies Pad Hose
Supporters; large size; 4-strap
button loop n clasp; black,
white, pink and blue, pair. ..,...18o
Hose Supporters-weii made: mink.
white, blue n black; button
n long clasp, a 20
Tape Measures-Good quaiitydouble
stitched Tape Measures, so inches
long, eacn
spool Holdsrs-Fancy Nickel Spool
folders for silk or cotton; two
rows, with pin cushion on top. 39s
Hat Pins-Special lot of assorted
styles and sizes, crystal and let
top, including the lat top style ..31ss
Magic Hair Curriers' - The we'll
known Magic Hair Curriers',
two on q card, at To
Magic Hair avers-The celebrated
Magic Marcel Hair Waiver, 5 on
caro-, a....."......,... ..,.1Bo
Cotton Tape-white Cotton, y inch
wide, 8 yards 10 piece, at. Toe dog
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Annual Sale Notions
end Dressmakers' Supplies
1eeinnine Today-continuing All This Week
SPOOL SILK AND COTTON.

SPOOL. SILK AND COTTON.
spool s~tlk-specisl lot OF Dress
makers Large Spools OF Sewing
SILK, 10 or. to dozen spools; the
4 sPooi'
& spool siIk-l0o yards spool OF Good
Quality Sewing SIX, in black,
T. white and assorted colorz, each. Sc
Fasting C~otton-Good quality, 8
cord, 500 yards, spool Blasting
Cotton, white, assorted numbers
...3>ss
Spool C0ttons-O. N. Z. 6-cofd Spool
u Cotton; a0 I'd. all numbers.
black, white and %colors, the
r. ooEeh. .........,.... ..............5oe
: spool GottoN-Coat's 6-cord Spool
Cotton; 200 .yda; all uumbeH.
black and white; the dozen .....65e
Spool Cotton-Brooks' 200 I'd. 6-cord
:. Glazed Spool Cotton; In black
. and white; all NUM- ers; the dog. .65e
" Darping Cotton The genuine G. 3.
:. Bail Daruing Cotton; in black,
white and assorted colors, eaoh..3lac
spool Cotton -Mansneld's 100 yard
spool Cotton; good quality in
white only; Nos. 10, 60. so and TO-. Sc
= ELASTICs.
Garter EI.stfc-rsncy frllied edge
Garter Elastic, in black, white,
pink aud blue, at, = ard. .......,.. 20
Silk Eiastic-Fancy frilied edge SILK
Garter Elastic. one inch wide, Ia
all coiors, ysrd.....-...........19e
:. BRAlDS AND Betting.
Skirt Braid 5-yard piece Fleisher's
Star brand, all colors, at..........7e
skirt Bradley ard piece Flsisher's
Star brand. wide, black, piece. Toe
skirt Braid-5-y ard pieces Fleisher's
Star brand, extra wide, black,
pleco...
3 Dress B~elting-2xa and ID inch wide
Cotton Glace Betting, 10y ard
pieces, black and white, at.......11c
serge BeItiDg-Wide double Serge
Dress Beltin g, good quality, white
and black, piece..............""-Ses
RIBBONS AND BINDING.
Ribbon--Extra nne quality Taffets
Seam Binding NO.2.8-yard pieces,
black and white, piece. ..........Ie
R~ibbon-Extrs nne quality Tarets
Ribbon, 81 line wide, 9.y ard
pieces, black aud white aud all
colors, piece .................11c
Binding-One-baif inch wide Prus-
sa Binding. 9-yard pieces, black
and white, each.
Binding-One.haif inch wide Puri-
tan Brand SIX Prussia Binding,
Syd. pieces, black, white, zach. 8
DRESS SHIELDS.
Dress shieids-Good quality pure
white, light weight Dress Shields,
in sizes 2, s and 4, pair .............se
Dress Shieids-Special lot o fJapan-
ese silk covered lightweight
Dress Shields, sizes 2, 8 and 4, at.
per pan
: COLLAR SETS.
Collar ssts--warren and Try uBs
Collar Sets, for two coiiars....... Sc
!. Collar Foundations-Warrep Feath-
erbone SILK Collar Foundations,
assorted styles and all sizes, white
and black, each. ........... ...... &c
Coltar Sets - OF whalebope and
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
S1.5O Post Card Albums 3Oc

ThuHn purchase of more hna hundred c&-ant the makers dok-of Post Care Albums -
Smeyt the largest order Nrg given for aMnmr- WI secured these so 1 under usual cost as to be able to
make price mhead Of the annals of trade
These Albums are an bound IN CLOTH the cWHs onamenhd in exquisite oMs and gold quar-
and bongs shapes an immense variety OF styles to choose FROM; holding from 100 to 600 post az
tomorrow at the sensational price of =. ~
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
HOOKS AND EYES.

Hooks and Eyes-The celebrated
Swell Hooks and Eyes, In black
and white all siges, two dozen
on q card, card ..................lkc
hooks and Eyes-Good quality as
sorted styles oil Spring Hooks and
Eyes In all sizes, black and white Sc
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14

The Chair pictured above
is roomy and comfortable,
with broad, fat arms, easy
back, and Is equipped with
loose cushions OF Spanish
Morocco leather. The reg
ular price Is $685.; Ami
versary Sale price
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IN NEWARK'S HISTORY

Historians generally note the beginnings fhcms of Shdsd churches banks md insurance. companies the
fought the gedfm the inhoduhona and growth of railroads. the inventions that have contributed to- our Welfare an
human ogeSbt they are sto the beginnings and gowHo the obs great mercantile institutions uvhhN
the Close creations ty mew with the public hem auhctuer alike their Importance ASA eomonnE drm the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
MACHINE OIL.

Machine O%if-Good quality Sperm
Sewing Machine Oil, 4 or. bottles,
7e
Machine Oil-fsood quality Sperm
Sewing Machine OIL, 2 OF. bottles,
e''.'..'......... a%te
Machine Straps-Tuil length Ma.
chine Straps, good quality leather Ia
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ELASTICS.

Garter EiaStic-fsncy frilied edge
Garter Elastic, in black, white,
pink aud blue, at, yard. ........... :
Silk Eiastic-Fancy frilied edge SILK
Garter Elastic. one inch wide, Ia
all colors, 3
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3 AND BINDING.
DRESS
COLLAR SETS.

Collar Sets--Warren and Try uBe
Collar Sets, for two coliars........
Collar Foundations-Warr Feath-
erbone SILK Collar Foundations,
assorted styles and all sizes, white
and black, each. ........... ......
Collar Sets - OF whaleboDe and
bronyene collar sets In black and
white; covered; popular Styles
all sizes ...... .........., I
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
Entertained Young Friends.

Miss Matte McCarty. assisted BY
her sister Glaphie and Miss Hazel
walker, gave a party at her home fol
several OF her friends last Saturday
A nice lunch was served after which
guessing contest was held, Gertrude
Kellner winning 1rst prize, and
Erma Cadv the BOBBY prize: Those
present were:
Elise Papendick, Inice Stoddard,
Beulah Klopf, Erma and Ruth Cady,
Ruth Schuldt, Gertrude Kellner, Elsie
and Mildred Bourn. Ferne Stanley,
Cora Sage, Alta Baker. Daisy and
Minnie Peters, Bertha Sylves ter,
Gladys Dyer, Nellie Crenshaw, Eula
Dyer, Hazel Walker. Glaphie and
Matte McCarty, Wandee Bell, En-.
ma Bourn, Marian Laird, Donald
Papendick. Alvin Dyer. Brad Nc.
Carly, Milton Bourn. Howard Brad.
bury, Elmer Young, Elmer Schuldt,
Hugh Sage, Emo Bacon, Levi Johns.
ton. Carl Bell, Jesse Crenshaw,
Clarence Sylvester. Darwin Sage,
Glen McCaddam. Frank mccarthy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For Sale.-Chickens. Inquire o.
Mrs. Hattie Newland, Rathdrum. II
For Sale-While moving away from
Fish lake wish to sell two Dozen
thorobred Plymouth rock chickens
Gust LANCE, Echo Ranch. O2-1t
Just received car OF Extra Stal
A Star" shingles, which we sell
cheaper than the cheapest. Farmers
Grain & Supply Co.
All kinds of stump blasting pow
der for sale In large or small quaint.
ties at Nels Nelson's ranch II miles
north OF town. J3ltf
Home made sausages speciality at
oelgloch's. Ham, bacon and lard.
dsh and game Ia season.
For all kinds OF fresh meats call at
j. A. Seigloch's-Rathdrum Meat
company.
Just received new car of flour and
mill feed, which will 20 at price,
That will surprise you. Farmers
Grain & Supply Co.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09

time since the encampment. Only
brief notice was given, but many
OF the boys were so pleased at the
opportunity to drill that about 20
were present. Drills or indoor
rifle practice will be had every first
and third Saturday evening at
1880 O'Clock from now on.
The ladies of Rathdrum precinct
met at the hall last Tusday even
ing and organized county seat
club. Mrs. T. L. Quarles was
chosen president; Mrs. C. A. Nc
Donald, vice president, and Miss
Russell, secretary. One of the
objects of the club is to look after
the comforts of the voters of the
precinct who come from out of
town on election day. Rest rooms
will be provided and free dinner
served at the Fraternal hall.
A pleasant surprise was given
Rev. G. S. Roeder and family last
Friday evening, when the members
OF the German M. E. church sud-
denly stormed in on them, while
they were being entertained by a
few as blind. In the meantime
the members filled the kitchen
with many good things by which
they will long remember the
occasion. The evening was spent
in games and song. After lunch
con, speeches were made by the
pastor and the Sunday School
superintendent, the former thank
ing the congregation for their gifts
and their kindness toward him and
his family, the latter assuring the
pastor that the congregation will
cooperate and assist him in his
ministerial work. At the close of
the evenings enjoyment the happy
company departed "Aut's Wieder-
sehn."
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
ROBERT REINIGER.

Robert Reiniger, aged 81 years.
died Wednesday morning at the
lautenhahn home, a few mile.
west OF this city, and will be burie
TINS afternoon at o'clock from
the Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr.
opperman of Spokane to oficiate.
The deceased was a brother of the
late Henry Reiniger and Fred
Reiniger, and is survived by a
brother, Karl, residing in Ger
many, and a sister, Mrs. John
Hauser of Pomeroy, Wash. He
was unmarried.
For the past year Mr.. Reiniger
had suffered from a partial paraly.
SIS OF the spine, and was brought
mere from Butte, Mont, Septem-
Der I, by Mrs. Fred Reiniger for a
change Of climate. He seemed to
De improving, but passed away
very suddenly on Wednesday
morning, a hemorrhage- being the
direct cause of death.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
Debates on County Seat.

A county seat removal meeting wa.
held at Rimrock, Wednesday evening
addressed by f. c. Copen of Coeul
dAlene 10 favor Of removal, aud b,
&. h. Klopf and Martin Poleson Of
Rathdrum In opposition. Much ami
nation was displayed by the speakers
the audience listening respectful,
throughout. An incident of thu
meeting was the acceptance by Mr.
Copen of challenge to meet Mr..
Klopf In joint debate at Rathdrum
last night.
The debate took place at the Fra
terDal hall before a crowded house.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
Personal Mention.
Register before you forget It.

Register before you forget It.
Mrs. c. L. Hoffman was yis,to,
to Spokane Wednesday.
Sheriff c. A. Mcdonald vas II
Spokane Tuesday.
Photo supplies. developing and
printing at Farley's Pharmacy.
Marshal J. f Sullivan made a tri1
to Spirit Lake yesterday.
r. e. Meleady and E. M. Peters
we're among the Rathdrum visitors
TO the Spokane fair Tuesday.
G R, Klopf, the undertaken, made
professional trip to Spirit Lake.
Tuesday.
Eye Glasses, 25 cents to So so q
pair. Eyes tested. Farley's Phar.
macy.
Mrs. q. H. Mulledy visited with
friends in Spokane the first OF the
week.
II. j. Borthwick and daughter,
Miss Jane, and Miss Katherine Cham
bard saw the Interstate fair at Spo.
kane last Tuesday.
Prof. 0. R. Shern, the we'll known
teacher and republican candidate for
superintendent Of schools, was over
from Post Falls Wednesday.
Christian Jensen was Ia town the
first Of the week, returning to his
home at Crystal lake Tuesday after
noon.
The public is hereby informed that
l will saw wood at Is cents to $lO0
per cord as heretofore.
w. S. GILL and M. D. GILL,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Litchfleld of
Ramsey were visitors 10 Rathdrum
last Saturday and attended the mar
ket day sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Philips and
family left Monday to spend a week
visiting Mr.. Philips parents at
Cheney, Wash.
Stephen Adams arrived home Tues.
day from freeman. Wash, where he
visited his son, James A. Adams,
farmer there. Mr.. Adams was gone
about week, making the trip by
wagon. He brought home some
cider which he made while at his
sons farm.
Try our Golden Harvest" brand
OF Hour, at $3.50 per sack. Farmers
Grain & Supply Co.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The State Board having made SO
many changes 10 my assessment the
books cannot be made ready to re-
ceive taxes until October 26, 1908;
and the same will become delinquent
the first Monday 10 January, 1909.
G. A. BAILoR, Tax Collector.
Sept l8-Jan ].