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The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Real Estate
WARREN & CO. MADE
A $4,000 SALE
VICTOR eREsLER BUYS BUSINESS
BLOCK IN NORTH END AS AN
INVESTMENT.

Homer Warren Z -. sold the prop
erty located on the west side OF Wood
ward-ave., between Milwaukee and me
boulevard for George \ Ducharme' 10
Victor Bresier. for an investment, the
terms are private. The property -
valued at $4,000. IL Is now occupied
hy branch OF the public library and
HE ise American Express Ger ith-fanr
fats oh the second Geof, The lot Is
SOxll0.
Also sold house anu lot on east side
OF Mayhury Grand-ave., between war
rem and Putnam, lot s0x130. for Louis
III. Paddock. TO John Schmidt, sl7So;
northwest corner Of Myrtle ana
Twelfth-st.. lot 3lx95. for James 8.
Stokes. to George Butler, on private
terms; valued AT $4,000; lot on Nc
Kinley-pl. Crosse PoiI:te. size 25xl3s'
for the Joseph Berry estate to Eliza
beth Colley. for $3.50; house and iot
on south side of Wa--rfEs between a
Sale and Scotch. lof Slx125, for the
Whitney Realty Co, Ltd, To Frank ~
Johnson. for s2.25o.
I.ambrecht. Kelly & Co. have sold
for Ezra j. Smith to David G. Renten'
2-story twofiat dwelling. 102-lO4 sgd
Iney-ave., between John r. and Brush,
sOx130. private terms: for Albert
Schaefer TO Thos. W. Partman. frame
cottage, No. 1874 Sevnnteenth-st., be-
tween Howard and Porter. 25x125. pri-
vate terms: for David G. and Matilda
Renten. brick cottage. No. BIS Can
field-ave.. between SiAth and Brooklyn.
25x125. private terms: for Carl A.
Shepperd to NJ. n. Ashton. 2-family
brick veneer fat dwelling, Nos. 10
I22 Blaine-ave. private terms; for Alb
bic Ducey to Harriet Jones. vacant iot.
Warren and Putnam-aves. private
terms.
The Gerard-Stormfeltz-I.o co.
made the following sales during the
past week Casa farm sub--Lot on
south side OF Colburn-ave., between
Second and Third-aves.. 1912. 10th
rop & Duffield subdivision-Lot on
north side OF Lothrop ave-. between
Third and Hamilton sl,75o: lot on
south side of Bethune-ave.. between
Third and Hamilton, $40: lot on
south side of Bethune ave-, between
Third and Hamilton, $3.50 Leggett's
subdivision-Lo on ths north side OF
Pallisterave.. between Second ami
Third. $500. Goodrich & Burton's
subdivision--I1ot on north side OF Mon
terey-ave.. between Woodward and
Hamilton $3.50 Boulevard Park sub
division-Lot on southwest corner of
Charlevoix and Townsend-ave., 1926.
Water Works Park--Lot on west side
of Bewick.ave.. between Kercheval and
Mack. SEES.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
sLOCUM LANDS
FEATURE FOR FAIR
JACK DALLAS WILL MAKE AIR
SHIP FLIGHTS EVERY NIGHT
DURING EXHIBITION.

The energy brought to bear by Jas.
Slocum as business manager Of the
state fair Is demonstrated by his
success in booking an airship attrac-
tion which will be better than any
seen here before. He has made,a con-
tract with Charles J. Strobel, of Tole-
do, known formerly as baseball mag
nate. for the airship which is now
making successful Nights daily IN
Jacksonville, Fla.
Jack Dallas is the aeronaut who VIII
handle the craft. and he introduces =
novelty by giving evening flights
which are followed by a searchlight.
the effect being far more thrilling than
tire ttaiit fFiiisfts-tttHt aise-ee
given every forenoon and afternoon
for seven days. and the contract calls
for one fight to the Detroit city hall
and back TO the fair grounds.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

CARO-. Mich, March 14.-With the
exception OF Gov Warmers boomlet
for third term, the Tuscola county
Republican convention. before Its ad
journment yesterday. Endorsed every,
thing that had the earmarks or the
Grand Old party" II lauded Presi
dent Roosevelt and his people," Rep
Fordney and his attitude on affairssoi
state and national interest; upheld the
convention system as opposed to pri
mary reform and thanked Tip" Az.
wood for his services. But "divil' a
word did IL say about third term.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
With the Ministers

Scores at the Detroit Whist ciub
matinee, Saturday, follow:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. H. NJ Towne and Walter Bloom. "a
III. p. Alice and W. G. Becl<with. -. rs
Mrs. W. ~ Speaker and Mr.. Schir-
nm meT '9f s sngsna avn : p post "a
Mrs. c. y. Niles and Mrs. Y. j. Memo Az
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs NJ. ". Bennett and c. r. Biel-
r. U. Baekwin and F. A. osburn. RIO
Mira. :. A. Commons and ~ Marks. =
j. w. Bradley and j. w. McCancey. =
Mrs. John Gray and Miss Sanders.
The second game OF the mems Mon
Gay evening tournament resulted as
fellows.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Ellsworth and Alice. ..... 70 SIS
Simmons and Webster ......... ~ 30
Osburn and Beckwith .........- ~ 80
EAST AND WEST
Bielman and Rogers ...... "a 2-5
Koran and Bradley ..,...tf.... = 70
Plus scores at the Schon Gluck Whist
club Tuesday. afternoon:
NORTH AND SOU TIL
Mrs. II. NJ. Towne and Mrs. +. o.
Mrs. p p slick and Miss san
Mrs. 4. G. stellwagen and Mrs
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. S. A. Commons and Mrs.
Mrs 1o" + i J. Memo and Mrs. j. ii.
Mrs Andrew and Mrs. NJ r.
Mrs. Barry and Mrs. A. ri Sage 2s
The FIRST OF the Howell game series
was played at the Addison Thursday
evening. Plus score winners and those.
therefore. who Will qualify for the
semi finals are:
Mrs {. u. Lloyd tToledo), and
G. i. Blelman .......''
Mrs. r. w. Averili and Miss San
Mr.. and Mrs. F. }. Memo $780,. IA
Mr. ard Mrs G. p. Niles 1890. +3a
Mrs. John Gray and Walter Bloom 20 III
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice ....... ...... ~
Mrs. w. w. Speaker and w. c.
Mr. Pane and Mrs r. a.. W. Bright -
Mr.. ana S Mrs. p. e. Slick. ..... +iis
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Blackmore ~
Mrs. c. y. Bielman and c. w.
Rogers YpsiIantil .,.. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meade
Mr. and Mrs c. r. Stickney 4 "
Mrs. Forrest Bell tWindsorb. Mrs.
Henry Brevoort .....s......-. 4 y
Mrs. II. M. rowne and Mrs. A. X.
The next game OF the series will be
played Thursday evening. March 2s, at,
o'clock.
The next Ladies' Night game will
be PLAYED March 10, The womens
Howell game takes place Monday.
March 16, at $3.50 In the evening.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO,.
livestock Report ny Sadler. Horick q
Co.. NOnal q, IsalOn NlerchnnfA

BUFFALO, March IL Special -
Cattle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 2,000; workers. and mixed.
So. l0H 515: medium and heavy, $5.05 ~
$40; pigs. s4.6eW4.70. Sheep-Receipts
5000; top lambs. IS; top calves, 50.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ ". March IA
Cattle-Receipts 25 head. market ac-
tive at firm prices. veals-Receipts
700 head. market active at soc lower.
cufl To choice veals. $5Ge.25. sheep
and Lambs--Receipts 5000 head. mar
ket active and firm lambs, s5.25mS.
yearlings. 36.25Q7: wethers. ss@5.50;
ewes. $5.25@6; mixed sheep, $4Ge.
Hogs--Receipts 1850 head. market
fairly active. strong TO sc higher; york
ers. $5.05 OSLO. pigs 81 so q i.65: mixed
and heavies. $5.10G5.15; roughs. $i.25
a 4.50; stays, $313.5o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March l4-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1000. SC higher; light. $4,000
<T2Is: mixed and heavy. st.45Mf..5;
roughs. 34.4594.S5; pigs. s3.so@4.4e:
workers.. $s.69@4.65. Cattle--Receipts
3o0 market unchanged; beeyes. sf.25 ~
$50; cows and heifers. $245.25: Tex
ans, s4m<.S0: calves, 3566.75; western.
t4I5; stockers and feeders, 3344.so.
Sheep--Receipts 5000. market steady;
natives. 1915 66.s5; western, $4G6.S5;
yearlings, $500 $50 lambs natives,
$3.50 y 40: westerns. s5.s0m7.l5.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie g. Co.
The advance I'm the copper shares
was renewed at the opening OF the
market this morning. and there was a
good demand for stocks all along the
line at higher prices. Amalgamated
was again the leader and touched a
new high record for this movement.
scoring net gain OF is on the day.
The general list advanced from frac-
tions up to 2M points, the latter oc-
curing In Calumet Il Arizona. The
continued strength and advance IN
Amalgamated is the feature Of the
market. ard there are no signs OF any
abatement OF the upward move. The
influence OF this stock has extended TO
the general copper stock list and all
indications point TO a higher market
next week.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
PRODUCE.

There was nothing new TO be said
for the market this morning Receipts
OF creamery butter are "a little better
in some quarters. but dairy grades are
scarce ana dealers generally do not
look for any change In prices Tile
local egg situation remains as last
and lower prices are looked for nexf
week. Poultry is firm and steady ON
light trade. Potatoes are easy and
active.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
nosToN CopPER sALEs.

BOSTON. Mass. March 14.-SaIcs.
furnished by Cameron Currie & Co.
ioo Ariz 57so: A 1sa e ssc XII. sS
A.. s2i, g. q H.. az: Cent, 3oo Range,
l.s1l: ID. W.. 10; Elm, 100: FIR, 10; O..
Mass. fs5; Mich. 10: Mob. $50; Nov,
1910: ". b., $3.50: o. d, 1851: Csc.
40; Par. $50; PIX, 10; oy.. 80; 8. PC.
5lss shan ieso SUP Cop 400 doo 40 rs ps,
244: U. c.. so: Utah, 2.45o: Wet. 100;
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, March I4--At the open
the undertonc was steady. but the
bears bounded the list severely and af-
ter the call. tho tone became weak.
Quotations were to points unaer
were reached onl the break IN May.
However, some large covering orders
appeared and the option quickly raj
lied. Weekend statistics were about a
stand-or and the weather continued
favorable In the southern states.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Mich. March 14.--Close.--
Reports from Kansas say the crop ~
being eaten Up by green bugs ana
the Hessian hy. Other reports from
Kansas say the crop IL doing well and
Is practically free from insect pests.
The people appear TO take more stock
In the damage reports then In the
other for the market rules strong.
Cables were up slightly, but Chicago
during the greater part OF the session.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. z red.
s9%c: May opened unchanged at 9Skc.
advanced TO s9Ac. lost hc and adj
vanced Ito 99Ac. July opened at S2%c.
gained Nc. lost NC and advanced 70
sac. September opened at a9&c. ad-
venced to sOac, declined TO s0Ac and
advanced TO slE; No. B. red. ss&c:
No, ! white, ss%co,., corn
Cash C; ssc ~ a. q s SIC No. No. yellow car car
at Gee sample [ car at SAC. at Sane.
Oats--cash No. white, 5bhc ask
ed: May. 55c: No. 4 white, car at
55c sample, ! car AT 53c.
Ryc--Cash No. z. s5c
Beans--Cash. $2.25. April. t2.20 ask
ed; May. s2.23 bid
clover seed---Prime spot, 20 bags at
sl2.4e.. 80 at sls.5o; October, 100 bags
az sl.7s: sample, is bags at sn.75, .
aisike, & bags at t11.55. 8 at sli.
Timothy seed--Prime spot, ~ bags
RarIey--seld by sample l. car at
si.7s. AT sfs6 -
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Saturday included 600 bbls of -four. 10
cars Of coSn. Of oats and or rys-
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change. s4.s4@4S7. with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills at S4.S6.90M
1855 for demand. and s4.SS@4.s3.a5
for 60-day bills. Mercantile paper un-t
changed London bar silver 25 sd:
New York bar silver, 55hc. Mexican
dollars, 4sc.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie 4 Co.
Open. High Low. CLOSE.

,b)Bid, ts)Split (n)Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o.. March l4-Quotations
by Finley Darrell * Co. Close: Wheat
Nos red, 9shc. May. 9Shc; July.
sis.c; Sept. S9%c. Corn--No 3 yell
low, CSC; May. 66l.c; July. 64}.c. Sept.
64Ac Oats--No. 3 white. 55 &c; May.
Csc: July. 49Lc; Sept. 3SAc. Glover
seed---Cash. s1s.9o: March. sl2.60. April.
$l240: Oct. y.15
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gortoh. No. i4l5 Majestic
building. March II. 1908:
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Bonds. furnished by Cameron currIe
q Co.: New 2s reg, Josh 61o4h: do.
coup, 1ofh bid; new 81 reg, 1cfH102:
do coupss-fef3 icy new A. FesTfsft - ~
ie2s: do. coup. i22h bid. ,Jlf
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
W1tio1t Crust Company
Detroit, Ntcbigan
ESTABLISHED 1891

Of wide experience in the transacting
) Of trust business in all branches.
Well equipped for prompt and effec-
tive service in all matters committed
to its care.
A reliable and responsible depositary
which would be pleased to receive
your time deposits. =H===t ===
Offices, UNION TRUST BUILDING
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
rIl Co u
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
Tat's Mistake.

Candidate Taft has attacked the plank in the democratic
platform declaring for guaranty law for individual de-
posts IN national banks He saws at puts premium on
ana IS an lnducement TO reckless banking" Whye Does
the Tact that the United States and county gov
ernments mrst have guaranty before their money is de-
posted induce reckless banking2 Would guaranty law
IN any way relieve banker of and legal RESPONSE
olitiese Is the banker fibre that he
: liable to become criminal if he knows his depositors
are secured9 We don't believe it, it's the rot and
coming from other source passed by as the
vaporings OF diseased mind
But why should the dua depostor be seeureda
why when the confidence OF the people has been secured
through the influence of charter should
nc state or nation not that that confidence has not
been misplaced? Why should the government throw
about the property OF the citizen the protection it re-
quires for ITSELF The people the government; why
should one be protected than another all more
IMAM onet II bankers inclined to be dishonest isn't it
al the more necessary protect he property concd TO
tnein by trusting i e The banker not producer
lac Is simply money changer makes his money of the
INDUSTRY OF others Why them should he not be compelled
10 SET aside portion OF that money guaranty that his
aep"sitors who receive nothing for the money except
promise OF Safekeeping viii receive back the money en-
trusted TO his care2 Mr. TAFT on the wrong tack la
guaranty law did pa, premium the bankers dishonesty
u would put prenium the depositors security when
that banker became dishonest and what the people
want.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL ILLINOIS

NJ c Prescott, d Damelurs, J McNa-
mara, J G Tallman, Mr. Skillern, Sr.
J G Davenport. G. w Herder. G.. Bonnv-
castle, A w Herdman, Boise; J II
Lander, + p Smith, f II Mcconnell,
Caldwell; T Driscoll, + II Hogue. Paw.
cite, J !. seawell, Payette; d Rich, Miss
} VI Galamean, y W Maxwell, A F Der
nard, f ; Nisbet; Portland; A Asp 4
family, w Matson, Astoria; 4 Acker.
man,G Darnall, X Damall, d Darnal.
b Patheal, &. Moves, b Stone. F Du.
borho, b. Slate, B Culver New Ply
mouth; DR. Ellis, Joseph Cohen. L G
Galarneau, d G Elder, Nampa; b STAY.
ner, Chicago; F d Arlington, st. Louis 4;
L VI Willis, Kirksville, Mo. Mr. 4 Mrs
Plat, Ray Mitchell, City,; L ] Imbler.
w !. Reider, Mrs W Ross. Roswell (;
VIM Corbett, Omaha; F NJ Brown.
Meadows, II A Black, salt Lake; W S
Shaw, II Nichols, Falk store; Mr.
Frauebach, Rupert; W Roup, Middle.
ton; F Nj Brown, Meadows;
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
Commercial Club.

At "A meeting Monday evening
the Commercial Club was reorga-
nized, and the following officers
elected;-A. II. Lang, president;
II. {. Baldridge. vice-president;
}. +. kerrick, secretary treasur-
or; A. II Lang, ]. +. Kerriek, D..
q. Castater, j. e. Blackwell and
H. c. Baldridge. executive com
mittee. Ii is the intention of the
club to push all matters connect
ed with the growth of the town.
The money promised for adver-
Using in connection with the
Pas cite Boise project was found
To be oversubscribed, and the
surplus will be used by the club
TO advance the interests of the
town.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

Candies, tobaccos, cigars at
Martin Hotel.
Thomas Bracken made a bust
ness trip to Boise Monday.
+. Il. Fisk went to Boise Sun
day to attend the republican
state convention.
When in Nyssa haveyour teams
fed by U. G. Hand at the Eastside
Livery Barn 1924
JAY Starkey left Sunday for
Boise, where he will attend a
business school during the com
ing session.
Mrs. Lulu Naldrop came down
from Boise Monday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ii.
Stockton.
In the baseball game between
Roswell and New Plymouth Tues
day, Roswell came out second
best on score OF 9 to 4.
Frank Brown, the Midvale
sheepgrower, was in Parma sew
eral days this week looking after
hay for the coming winter, and
other matters.
Fred Mcconnell of Caldwell, ID.
o. Castater, and j. +. kerrick
were viewing new roads under or
ders from the county commits
sioners yesterday.
Hirschy 4 Olsen shipped 10
cars of cattle to Bedrock, Mont,
Wednesday. They were pur-
chased in Oregon, and driven to
Parma for shipment.
W. A. Whitley, the Caldwell
Bell Telephone manager, and
Fred koeplin. lineman, were in
Parma Thursday, looking after
the company's business.
The democratic primaries for
the county convention will be
held Monday, Sept. Z, and the
county convention Mt Caldwell.
ON next Wednesday, Sept. 8.
Parma is entitled to 4 delegates.
w. ii. Ross, A. A. Sessions and
e. V. Cottier returned Sunday
from n trip ON the north fork of
the Payette near Smiths ferry.
They report u splendid outing,
with lots OF mountain trout to
satisfy the abnormal appetite
created by the ozone of the high
er attitudes.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
Register.

The registration books for the
general election, November 3,
are now open and can be found
at the HERALD office every Sat
urday, and at the residence OF
the registrar, Mrs. Bates. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, and
ON any other day she may be at
home. Come il and register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05


60 to the Martin restaurant
for candies, tobaccos and cigars.
Deputy Sheriff w. l.. Parrish
was down from Caldwell yester-
day.
D and 7-gallon kegs for sale.
Just the thing for cider and
pickles.-Ciry Drug Store.
A. s. Hunt and family Of Vale
are visiting Mr.. Hunts mother,
Mrs. q. NJ. Kirkpatrick.
&. Is. Hurtt, of Bose, was in
Parma Thursday with "a Wiscon-
sin friend who was looking over
this section:
The dove season opened Tues
day, and few OF Parma ssports
have been out potting the tooth
some birds since.
At the school election Tuesday
there was no opposition to the
reelection OF j. Il. kerrick and
f. Il. Fisk. A light vote was
cast.
A carload OF household goods
belonging TO +. l.. Dickerson, ar
rived from Butler, Mo. Tuesday.
Mr. Dickerson and family will fol
low soon.
W. A. Tulley had the misfor-
tune TO run a pitchfork into his
foot the other day while unload
ing hay, and has been on the de-
linquent list since.
Pat Hanratty spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family on
the ranch. He came in from Pc
gram, where he is putting in a
sidetrack for the o. S. l..
On Monday, Mrs. Laura Star
cher sold 80 acres of her home
stead ON the Roswell bench for
81 900 net. The purchaser is
from l.ongmont, Colorado.
Hon. j. l.. Seawell stopped off
in Parma Thursday on his way
to Bridgeport, Conn, where he
will attend the Great Council OF
the Improved Order OF Redmen
as the Idaho Great Representa-
tive.
Ray Mitchell. Clyde BaIdridge
and Frank Goddard returned
Sunday from an outing III the
Businesses OF the mountains on
the east fork OF the Payette.
They saw n bear track, u live
deer, and caught all the trout
they could eat ard brought Il few
down TO their friends.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
To Have Display
At Apple Show
Canyon County Product to be Ex-
hibited at Spokane This Fall.

Caldwell will make district displa,
at the National apple show to be held in
Spokane this fall. n. S. Miller Of Cald.
well, is reported to have written TO II
j. Nicely, manager OF the exhibits de
partment, requesting him to reserve
space for Canyon cUunty's display. Ii
is claimed that southern Idaho's fruit
crop was never better, and il this is the
case the residents of the Inland Empire
will be given an opportunity to see tn,
excellent sample of apples grown in this
section and famous over the United
states.
Many important events have been
promised the national apple show and
some OF the fiLst districts announcing
then intention Of exhibiting were the
iarthest away from Spokane. The mat
ter of arranging the exhibits and outlin-
ing rules for building booths is soon to
be taken up by the trustees la charge
and from the plans which they intend
to ihaugurate the display will be one OF
she best ever seen in the north vest.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
Democratic Ticket
Filed.

The ticket bearing the name
Of Moses Alexander for govern
or, and his associates, was
filed by Secretary of State
Lansdon yesterday, as the reg.
uIar democratic ticket. An
action will probably be COM
msnced by the Dubois faction
today.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

10 Is shame andan insult the virtue intelligence 81 the
tope OF dal" Tor any Tepudate Repren
tive Burton L. French 10 suppor in his stad 81
man like Tom iimer Ereeh gentleman, honest upright
ana Clean morally and mentally. His Idaho has been
zone honestly and entiOusly, and partisan,
now oittr eoud tntbpi he has utmost
endef"rs TO work at all times ard everything
calculated TO advance the states interests We
know what apology republicans make to the people o. Ida
ho for nominating Hamer o
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

Do you want apure cough rem
edy?
Do you want a sureeough rem
edy?
Do you want a cough remedy
that has no eqWalp
Do you want the best cough
remeuy?
Then get Hickory Bark Cough
Remedy" For sale by City Drug
Store and dealers everywhere.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
g. II. SEBRING,
Attorney AT Law.
Caldwell, lpAHo.
pms o and :, Egleston Block.
THE HERALD, 81. so

Inc platform adopted by the republican party oise Wenes
Jay uses ls language: We point with shame the insult ten
aefeu the people OF this state by the co being
carried ON IN the democratic party they immediately
proceeded to split themselves II directions and out ri
he POT p"ulr congomeation they nominated Hame Brady
lAnsdon and Hastings and put them locaLopo-b
ties platform. Holy smokel
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

Hickory Bark Remedy, made
by the Hickory Bark Remedy Co.,
of Salem, Ore, guaranteed to be
pure; guaranteed to cure your
cough, ormoney refunded. Guar
anteed to make a friend OF you.
For sale by CityDrug Store and
first-class dealers everywhere.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

Via. 0. S. L., daily June Goth
to September Both, 30 day limit
from date Of sale. See agents fol
rates and further particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

For President.
WILLIAM JENNINGs BRYAN, of Nebr
For Vice President:
JOHN W KERN, OF Indiana
For United States Senator
c. O. sTOcKsIAGER, of Blaine
For Congressman:
!. l.. MccI.EAR. OF Kootenai,
For Governor:
MOSES ALEXANDER, of Ada
For Lieutenant Governor:
c. A. BOYD. of I,annock
For Secretary OF State:
w. w. SMELL. OF Canyon
Fer Attorney General:
FRANK MOORE OF Latah
For State Auditor
J. A. BRADBURY. OF Idaho.
For School Superintendent
MISS GERTRUDE NOBLE, of Boise.
For Treasurer
DAVID l.. EVANS, OF Oneida
For Mine Inspector;
HARRY MOORE. OF Shoshone.
For Presidential Electors:
JOHN &. RICE OF Canyon,
NJ ID. MILLS, OF Nez Perez.
T. G. GALLOWAY, OF Washington.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
Attention Ladies'

( We are prepared to furnish youS
everything you need in wearing APP {
>parel at popular prices. We are
showing for this season the newesti
)and correct style in Tailor-inade suits ,
2Skirts and Sill Shirt-waists Suits, {
( made to your special order from YOU'RE
TOWN selection OF material and Innings.
} The fashion plates. Illustrating the }
styles and samples are at your dis-(
posal, and IL would be a pleasure to
}have you call and see them. (
Mrs. Chas. Knrtz, Parma. (
I Representing
30. A. Stevens & Co. Chicago. )
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
Excursion TO Pacific Coast.

Daily, June LIST to Sept. 9th.
Ask agents ior particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05

The Statesman that the republican ticket in places
we knew whte~ash would be applied early copousy and the
good Lord knows it isneeded.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-09-05
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY


All trains stop at Parma. Nos. /. and
stop on flag and to let passengers off.
Trains 20 and 26, known as the "Can-
non-Balls, now have no schedule time.
W.E. SHAW,
: Agent.