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WAN u S
miscellaneous:
ONE CENT A WORD.
'oPTICIANs.

WHAT'S WRONG is 1T YOUR EYEsY
. Probably you need glasses. TO to
Or. II. BRE1TSTEIN. The Optician.l
AS East Broad. and have them ex
amined. They may be cause OF your
4 tlendaches Consultation FREQ.
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WE POSITIVELY HAVE NO AGENTS,
therefore save you agents commits
sion on Standard light running, ro-
tary shuttle sewing machines. JUR.
GEMS. Adams and Broad.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned BY WM. ToBIEN, LR., Is a
guarantee that II is done properly
twenty years experience. Cleaning,
81: main springs, 81. 4OS East Broad
Street. All work guaranteed.
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALWAYS GET THEM FROM TIE RET
7 basket; fresh every day. Call COLE.
MAN. Phone 6837.
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RHEIMAT1sM CURE.

FOR ALL FORMS OF RHEUMATISM
take Rheumateur; 1t cures the worst
cases In q short while. The price Is
only so cents per bottle at your drug
Rists.
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Wanted NO TOMB
AMONG SVVEL[S' s..
Rich Old Farmer Insisted Tha
He Be Buried Beside His
Horse.

PITTSBURG. PA. July 27.-"see that
I'm buried nvar the old gray horse.
He was my faithful friend. I'd rather
be buried In hell thanin that cemetery,
among the swells.''
This waa the instruction given
James McAIillen. executor. by Warren
Phillips. wealthy farmer, OF Upper
LIST. Clair township, some weeks before
his death. which has just occurred. lac
Irich farmer has been inferred by the
side Of his old gray horse. Phil. Sheri-
dan. and Western !, ] pennsylvan :, :.
tongues are wagging Wildly over this
IA grave which had been prepare for
Phillips by his widow before she be-
came acquainted with the BILE
provision which her husband had made
for his own interment, bo.n by word
Of mouth and in his Will, had been
filled. In the absence Of the executor
Phillips came near. being inferred
among the people whom he h,ld said
he wanted to avoid, but ut the last
moment Squire Andrew McAllilan, who
had drawn Phlllips's viii, rushed to
be opened now: that there must be
no wrong interment. GraYe-d!gg gers
were required to rest on their spa dss
while the will was sent FOR md open
ed. II ne {1lrsts paras dpn Eeao Us E1o4-
lows:
II direct that my body be plainly and
decently buried on the northeast POI,
tion Of my farm;i place to be selected
and my burial.to be under the litec-
tion and control OF my axeeutor here
matter named, and I direct that no
mark OF any kind shall BIO placed IN
my grave. iS q f
Executor McMillen was then sent for
and said that his instruct tons were
to bury Phillips close to cold Phil."
whose bones had rested in the ortiz
east part OF the Faillips farm since
December 5, 1899. VI; Us s
There was almost \ riDr among the
Phillips connection wien 1t
became known I hat Warren had chccen
toll ies beside his old gray horse instead
OF in the pretty little cemetery on the
hill where the Phillips family for many
generations had; been buried. but there
vas no way. out Of t, end the celne-
opened beside that * Phil. Sheridan
on the other hill. and thsrs The farmer
was buried, Rev. Chester a. Wyck0ff
reading the burial service. S
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DON'T BE WORRIED TO DEATH by
sewing machine agents, but buy q
STANDARD" direct from us. JuR-
gems. Adams and Broad.
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w EQ]5[lg
II ONE CENT "A WORD.
Ro.,IIarotnu.
ONE CENT a WORD.

CAN ACCOMMODATED EIGHT OR TEN
table bonrders through tho summer
mon thsaat $3.50 per week; excellent
meals ana quick service. 500 and
I'll East Franklin Street THE
LANGLEY.
THREE "A FARMERS AND THEIR
wives can secure excellent accomrno-
dations in private family III beauti.
ful location by writing to Miss JOHN
SION, 2l21 Park Avenue.
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN on
couple for large frontIroom; every
convenience and ftrst-class board;
table boarders. q speciality. Apply
3o7 East Main Street.
F1YERAL BEAuTIFuL ROOMS, BOTH
front and back, w 18th exce llent board and
good service; reasonable rates. APP.
ply at THE LANGLEY, 609 and GIL
East Franklin Street.
WANTED, PERMANENI:z AND TRAN.
silent boarders at THE LU RAY, 400
East Main Street; excellent table;
nice rooms.
MRS. PITZER, lis EAST FRANKLIN;
boarcers. permanent. transient, table
boarders specially.
WANTED, .3PERMANANT, TRANSIENT
and table boarders. t107 ~ orth
Seventh Street 100
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THERE IS BUT ONE BEST SODA,
water or ginger ale on tile market!
that is KLEVESAHL'S>
FOR SALE. TWO OF BYERS HOIST
Ing engines. in good order. Apply to
w. BENZ. DAVIS, P. O. Box 851.
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN OF GOOD.
habits 20 do composition and platen
press work; state age andt essperi-
& ence In both departments. Address
J. Box S207. aIYnchburg.s Va. "a 800 VI
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AGENTS Make $50 TO $50 "A WEEK
taking orders for William 3 Jennings
Bryan's5 great book, 1.-THE Old World
and Its Ways" Sells everyw here;
outfit free; send csc. for mailing. Ad-
dress THE THOMPSONs PUBLISHING
7 CO., St. Louis. ~ 55 ss mt
4 AGENTS WANTED "A NEW sPECIAL-
u ty;sa big mon ey;t come early. BER-
IRAN DRUG CO., Fourteenth and
Franklin. ss NJ III
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Virginia Military Institute,

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.. a q
10th year. State Military. Scientific and
Technical School Thorough courses OF
general and applied Chemistry and In Elec-
Strical and Civil Engineering. Degree OF
graduate in academic course and degrees OF
Bachelor OF Science In Technical Courses.
All expenses. including clothing and Incl
dsntals provided at, ira OF ssss per an
elusive OF outfit. For information address
n e. W. NICHOLS 2unh
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WAN
ONE c EMIT A WORD
Lost and fnuf1n.
ONE 6 ENT a WORD.

.osT, BETWEEN TII1RTY First AND
Marshall street, or on Clay or Seven
Pines car, to Highland Springs, q
childs gold rope chain. and locket.
Reward II returned to 3l0l East
Marshall Street.
LOsT, WATCH FOB. INITIALS q. p.
A. A Reward Il returned to AMBER
4 SON REAL EST Il AND Law CO.,
Eleventh Street.
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MILLING CO.-HIGHEST CASH
Z PRICES PAID FOR VIRGINIA.
II WHITE CORN. MAYO MILLING
" CO.. RICHMOND. VA
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DeIp 64ante1, Gemale.
5ituations Manteo, female.

YOUNG LADY TYPEWRITER AND
general office assistant. desires posi-
tom; experienced. Address n 843,
care Times-Dispatch.
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LUMBER. LATHS. SHINGLES, SASH.
blinds. doors: large stock, low prices:
yards and buildings covering ten
acres. WOODWARD & SON. Ninth
and Arch, Richmond, Va.
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WE HAVE a NICE LINE OF SUR
reys in stock: come now and get the
pick. BRlSTOW-WORSHA CO..
514l7 East Main
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WANTED. POSITION BY REGISTER
ed assistant pharmacist; four years
experience: best OF reference. Ad-
dress C SOL, care Ttmes-Dispatch.
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IT IS WRONG no SUFFER FROM
rheumatism In any OF Its many forms
when you can take sRheumateur and
be well. The price Is only so cents,
but the cure Is certain.
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GROCERIES AND FEEn-

i. j. MussEN e SON. s AND 10
North Eighteenth Street. Green and
fancy grocefies. hay. grain. feed of
all kinds, etc. Lowest market prices.
Special attention to country orders.
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WANTS.
sRot(tes.
ONE CENT A WORD.

>N>>(~~~~-~~
DON'T FAIL no GO WITH HOLLY
Chapter, Order OF Eastern Star, on
their twilight special to Beach Park,
West Point, July 80, 1908. Train
leaves at $50 p. M. BE sure to get
tickets from j. G. Bowman, j. T..
Allen or; "A, G.. Quar1es before going
to depot Round trip, soc. "A good
time promised oil.
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Mr.. w. A. Dabney, OF Louisa. Is reg
istered at the Park Hotel.

I.
Hon. Henry 6. Stuart. OF Russell
for the Democratic nomination for the
lGovernorship next year, has Just res
turned from a tour OF the First O.
gressloual District, and expresses hSuRel
self as much pleased with his pros.
poets for success In that section.
e When Mr.. Stuartss attention was d.
nient OF Hon. Harry ST, George Tucker
that the Russell county man would
probably lose his own district in the
primary fight. he said: J.
Z will be very much surprised II rs
do not receive at least so per cent. st
the Democratic votes in the Ninth Dis
me. i cannot understand why Mr.
Fucker persists in making such stata-
lments." q
p Mr.. David A, Richie, who was
formerly The privats secretary 70 Gov =:
associated with the former executive
In the practice of law here. left last
night for North Georgia, where he has
largo interests in timber lands. It Ia
gunderstoo that since the end OF Cow.
5ernor Montague.s term as Chief Exc
made q great success In specializing In
timber lands in the northern section
Of Georgia. Associated with him in
some OF his deals are Governor Swan.
son, Mr.. John p. Swanson, OF DAN
willie, brother of the Governor, ana
Others prominent IN political and bus
mess life in the State. Mr. Ritchie I. ts
younger men sof this section OF the
State. and It is said by his friend Is that
the concern Of which 'he5is the moving
spirit, is proving q great succ ess.
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.Gaanlten.

a~~~~~~~~~~> ~~~~~>~~-~-~~~-~~~~
WANTED. IA NICE DRIVING HORSE;
q must be gentle. sound and afraid of
nothing. runabout and harness in7
cluded. Address THE ]. N. p. a,
Room 203, American National Bank
Building, Richmond. Va. Sc .s.s5si
USERS OF SOFT DRINKS SHOULD
know that cleanliness. purity and
Fl Quality are always worth the price
y Demand KLEVESAHL'S. s,}
WANTED. WASHING To- DO, AT 304
South Second Street
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UPHOLSTErING.

PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIR 81 AND
90 uohes recovered and reupholstered!
like new; clip covers made and mat
tresses renovated forS cash e Or on
al. CHARLEs sJTRGGNss SON,
Adams End Broad Streets,
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0naI ans Ulooo

W66b :, aN6 co1E Al sUMMEH
prices; coal $3.50 to $3.50 per ton;
" viii sell for the next ten days. IL
cord split wood. s3.25; just the size
for the stove. Phone for a sample
load. Phone 6913. NORTHS CARO-
H LIMA WOOD AND COAL co., S27
Brook Avenue. Isl
DON'T BE HUMBUGGED LONGER,
an Phone sus for prices on all kinds OF
ii fuel, We've got the best to be had,
and only ask a trial order TO demon
Il strate 1t. SQUARLES g. WINGF1ELD,
" Seventeenth and Washington, Phone
O8S. W. ,1sS!8]
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aQel1ts dNante1.

WANTED. GENTS TO SELL DIOZO
the greatest disinfectant on earth, a
4 dry germicide and sure insect 3eXter-
5s ket; scanyassers make from IS to SIS
N per- day. Apply at once Nv. E.
3 KENDRICK & CO.. 3 South Belvidere
~ Street.
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LARGEST CoLLECTIONo OF ANTIQUE:
in the State; everything at rock bot.
tom prices. BIGGS. No. SIG East
: Main Street. N ttsf
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0PURN WATNR.

III, ii on III AVE STO MACH "a ROUBLIl
I try Old Ches terri g,ld issil hita y Rock
s8 "a Nv W III cur NJ Al SO
q q So sd liYsfec Tres h rom The SPRINGS
sAdai nv; C,s ~ u IkID. III anRGer.s1l N
l assst Th saEs. RsAsstss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

RHEUMATEUR IS GUARANTEED I'M
der the pure food and drug laws and
is never failing vegetable remedy
for rheumatism. sclatica. neuralgia
and govt. All druggists sell 1t or
will get 1t for you. Price so cents
per bottle ,5ss
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5llllln,:tt1tr1er Boarning

8 8ttlHtnRC 3l5uHrutHH
4 PALM COTTAGE OCEAN: VIEW. VA.
Spend y our. ion at the View. and
stop at this d Ell ightf ul co ttage where
You will get excellent accomn oda-
ss8 ton at reaso nable rates; large airy
rooms, beautiful large, porches 81 sea
food q special ty.5 Correspond with
Mrs. J.. Fl. FISHER. 548 4ssii5j
THE MONITOR COTTAG FL WATER
front, Third Street, Ocean View, Va;
the best and safest bathing on the
aE Atlantic Coast. Rates, per week
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Real estate 1Manten.

WANTED, TO tRENTFA GOOD RIVER
farm. Adde'S Box IN O. s, New Can.
ton. buckingham county, Va. Z
WANTED no 7EXCHANG CASH AND
a large law library for Virginia
farm land need partner an q rest. N.
SsB. HYDE. Attorney 26 Aberdeen
Street Chicago, Ill. *
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Busil1es8 REPRESENTATIVES,.

>~~-~~~~@~~~~-~~~-~~@~<>
FOR 1.500-A RARE CHANCE-THE
old established saloon I'LL Alllen
Street. Baltimore, Md. near Belair
Market: separate apartments for
white and colored trade; entrance
on two public thoroughfares: owner
leaving city. PAUL FLEISCHMANN.
PARTNER WANTED. WITH $1,000
capital: man who can get business;
will sell whole business for $4,000 or
exchange for 100-acre farm. CRES-
CENT CREAMERY. Charlottesville.
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DANTED. TO CONTRACT NOW WITH +!
first-class married white man to Gull
tivate under my direction next year,
on shares, corn. tobacco; magnificent
Stanton River farm; good team. J.
EDWIN BOWMAN, Randolph. Ia,
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CHESTERFIELD,UP -TO-DATE
ROOM. Ss5 ssss - En-
WANTED. 400 CUSTOMERS DAILY TO
& try our 2bc dinners or our i &c, lunch,
IN the best In town or money refunded,
~ Breakfast and supper. 200. CHESS
IA T TERRIFIED LUNCH ROOM T. twelfth
and Main. IA gss
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WANTED, FIVE FIRST GLASS INSuIs-
ance solicitors to setlSth best health
and accident propositions on the
market; good place for producers;
call between and 8 o'clock. room
209. American National Bank Build.
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miscellaneous.

II IS 4 FACT. - .5
THAT WE ARE SERVING AlORD
customers than any othor re pair shop
S3y on firsr-class work and do not dis
appoint. Lot us DO you. repairing.
!. Mems halt soles. &C.; women's half
( soles, 6Oc.; childrens half soles,s SIC.
andsup. All work guaranteed. X
ealled for and 5deliyerad; Ph1ne IS
ING SHOP, H. ROME. Proprietor, q 03
a North Fifth Street.
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41Rlp Q.QaantRO. Htalk..

ZEN WANTED, GOOD VISION. uN.
,brakenenT and nremen on railroads
in this vicinity: experience unn ecas.
sary: pay $$75 to 800 monthly; pro.
NOTED to conductor or engineer, sl6s
to $500 mon thly. RAILWAY 5lASSO-
CITATION, care Times-Dtspatch.
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COLLEGE.

Courses of study lead to degrees Of
b.. A., b. S.. M. "A. and LII. b, Location
In Richmond offers many advantages.
Library facilities unsurpassed: III U
L Session opens September cath. For
catalogue, address president. .3.y
ss i II. 5NY.lBOATNVltIGHT HI,
al sg e 55siS RichmOnd, Vn.
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LET Us REPAIR THAT SEWING Ma
chine for you now, while the weather
is bad. and before you start your
spring sewing. All work guaran-
teed. Standard agency. JURGENS'S
h aIAMMO Il n FURNITURE STORE.
Adams and BROAD
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RED BASKET DEYILED CRABS. 3
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'DYEING AND CLEANING.
WATCH REPAIRING.

JOHN LA TOUCHE, CLEANING, DYE.
Ing, securing. pressing. 1913 2. MAR
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DersoHalg.

~~-S~-~-~-~-~~~~~--~
EVERY DEP0SlTOh IN A BANK IS
security and the best service. TIE
# FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH-
f MONp, VA, undoubtedly affords
botn. and invites accounts from al
classes needing the facilities OF q
strong. large. courteous bank. Assets.
$4,000. 0o0.0O. Organized April. 1865.
P.ARLOR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
saf couches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
p tresses renovated; Tor cash or on
easy Iayments. No charge for esti-
"a mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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ReaI estatt for aale.

FANS AND timber I4ANbs1TLoW.
est prices on easy terms: greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write for cat
alogue. Address ]. r. ELAN, Char
ElotteSYilla. Va. - ..lssEl
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WANTED, REPRESENTATIVE FOR A
manufa curing concern OF Richmond !;
must be man OF ability, sober and
industrious: a man experienced at
canvassing and handling canvassers
prcferyed.7 Apply Box No 49, city.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
REPUBLICANS, DO YOUR DUTY!

Is 1t not startling situation when possible for few
meet and parcel public
Gus 70 an election here in ldahoa Yet Brady
Pecuon deal made during the last republican
mot the peope presented him with the republican machine
quilt up by James Brady and backed by the throughout
ate have taken from the people the right
ec their public officials and trading
indifference public interest they would with
bazen have these republican
s year refused to consider the people when selecting president
we Taft but what republican
prefer Hughes afolete Yet no opportunity
has been given other citizen
pie ana voted repudate plank the last republican PLATFORM
Denied yourself
machine
and Tutt both platform repudios. go
republican candidate
in November AS American citizen how do like it? You will have
their
continue them defeating
from leadership the Republican
perform. Will do that duty like an
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
Bear Ridge.

The sunshine and warm weather is
bringing the grain out nicely and a
bumper crop is expected.
A number Of Bear ridge boys attend
ed the ball game Sunday at Deary and
had good time.
Corn and beans are now growing
nicely, although the spring was cold.
A large acreage has been planted.
The Bohman Lumber Company is
hauling lumber to Deary to be used in
new buildings in that busy, growing
new town. A number of our farmers
are delivering cream to Deary.
Henry Anderson of Little Bear
visited on this ridge Sunday.
Clover is growing nicely and more
Of this crop should be sown.
Hattie Gustofson and Nellie Nelson
left for Spokane last week.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
Timothy Does Well.

Timothy does well in this section.
Take the timbered sections north and
northeast, and when cleared and put
in cultivation produce fine timothy.
David Breese, who owns farm north
of Troy. was in Monday. He said he
had the finest timothy this season he
ever saw, and the prospect for a bum
per crop the best he ever saw. Re-
norts from other sections are as assur-
ing. The many frequent rains this
spring has made timothy and grasses
grow exceptionally fast, but 1t must
not NJ be overlooked that this section al
ways produces good crop. crop iail-
ure is unknown.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
Oyersmith Won.

Iudge Steele has decided the some
what noted Healey case in favor of the
|ulsutia, Annie Healey, who sued her
husband for maintenance. The court
|odered her husband. Daniel Healey,
10 uay her $35 per month, also grants
MIS-. Healey the use of a house now
occupied by her in Genesee. Stillin-
ger and Denning represented defen-
ispt and Attorney Oversmith Of Troy
|he plaintiff. 1t was an important case
and shows that Troy has lawyer ol
considerable ability. 1t was the opin-
lion Of lawyers generally that Oversmith
you'd lose the case.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
What About Fire?

II your house or barn should burn
how would you leave it? Are you in
sured' Why not2 Do you know that
apolicy will be written by Thompson
Bros. Of Moscow for 80 per cent of the
board rate, and in company that pays
Its losses promptlya" If you have not
seen them do it now. Write them for
particulars. They also have complete
set Of abstract books and will give
prompt attention to any business you
may place with them. 41-tf
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
Attention, Farmers.

: c. Crow will be in Troy June 20
ID Il o'clock will organize Farm
- =, Union. Remember the date and
w., y, ont as this is a movement OF i'm
.o,lsuce ,,, and value to every farmer in
+. country. Through cooperation
,Ss ,S farmers are saving thousands and
thousands Of dollars on sacks alone,
and doing much to improve market
conditions. There should be large
attendance, and strong organization
Derfecteds 1t is non-partisan.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12

Wieh a beautiful pew eight-room
brick school house, to be completed
in time for the fall term Of school,
Troy ought to feel like taking a long
step forward. 1t ought to make people
improve their property and clean up
the town.
Local dealers report much activity
in the wood market, and most OF tins
l.1 commodity is being shipped to outside
points.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
That Do Settle III

Tho Moscow Post answers the admit
~ inI I.ir questions put to it by the
lsoy = ny News ,Ss. by calling Peter LaDow
10y 10y pa, democrat, just as though
.ayu,, u were a complete vindication OF the
'n1. nhl;can record OF platform repudia
ispa' ~" Munson ought to feel proud Of
his boy editor, -
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
4th. OF July

Is coming and you will want a
new suit, trousers or fancy vest.
Place your orders early and we
will dress you up so you can ad-
mire yourself as being the best
dressed in the community. We
want you to see our pretty line
when YOU come to Moscow.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
MORMONS MENACE IDAHO.

While have always republican firmly believe that the Mormon
church that the Idaho
the dominating influence the Mormon church poll
c Judge R. Anderson Of Bonne Ferry Idaho who Spo
yesterday his Occur dAne The Of the the
will be heard the electon then will be heard later
1T opinion, assured nothing death will
Taft Chicago Denver continued the
the hardest fought battles the history Of American politics
G. Blaine and Cleveland pited against each other
The demand will have change in the tariff egsa
puoccy built rapidly the
tariff designed further the
great spokesman Review, June 10.
like hundreds other republicans Idaho has been
dominating the politics Of
church and degree that appalling
church. its temple Utah. public Off
republican Platforms and makes unmakes laws of vital
No
escaped the evil hand of Mormon greed and graft
commission bill that the might protect the public
equze and discrimination; wanted to
compel bg Legislatures with free and nhu
Mormon killed the bills No
public office the unless he get the
alter
hold without the guiding council
the Mormon church; nominate
bishops and least filthy reprobe
solemn platform pledges of the party he by Mormon
him No wonder republicans beginning be
declare that they will
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-12
TROY Will Celebrate.

Arrangements for big celebration
lin Troy July 4th are well under way,
and enough money raised to insure a
biz time. The committees have been
selected and the work well under way.
Prepare to celebrate in Troy.