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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
MANY SUBJECTS
TO CONSIDER

Manitou. Colo, July 21.-The
members Of the Western Classifica-
ton Commute found nearly 500
subjects docketed for their consid-
Grafton when the assembled here to-
day for their semi-annual meeting.
Among thee most important subjects
to receive attention Is that of min
imum car load weights. A propo-
sition has been made to make the
minimum weight on freight classed
third class or higher $4,000 pounds
and on freight rated lower than
third class $4,000 pounds, and the
committee will consider proposed
changes in minimum on large
number of specific commodities.
Another subject scheduled for
discussion and action is a proposed
requirement Of stronger and betted
packages. The subject of getting
increased revenue from perishable
freight also will be discussed. 1t is
so rs to provide that in order to Sc
cure the car load rate the quantity
of freight required under the rules
must be delivered at one forward
ing station in one working day by
one consignee, except that where
freight is loaded in cars by the con-
s'enor it will be subject to the car
service rules and charges of the for
warding railroad.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
PERSONALS.
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H. e. Daffer OF the Potlatch
Lumber company left this morning
for business visit to Kamiah.
/ Col. Allen Miller. state immigra-
ton commissioner, was a passenger
this morning for Kendrick and Ju-
1iaetta. 4 r$
p. r.. Bevis left this morning for
a. business visit to the Culdesac sec
ktion.
l. w. B. Reese will leave this even
ing for a visit with relatives in
North Carolina.
A. l.. Donaldson and family re-
turned last night from a visit to
points In the Occur d'Alene section.
8: Wildenthaler and wife return
ed last night from a visit to b.
VIII.
Mrs. E. s. Williams. who has been
visiting her brother, G. H. Storer
and family, left yesterday for Salt
Lake. where she will visit with her
daughter.
j. w. Blake of the Fidelity State
bank at Orofino was a business Wis
itor in the city last night.
Mrs. M. A. Means and daughter
left this morning for Seattle. where
they will spend the summer.
c. York and wife were passengers
this morning for Sites.
w. d. Anderson left this morning
for a business visit in Spokane.
DR.. J. N. Lysle of Peck was an ar
rival in the city last night.
j. J. Jennings left this morning
for business visit to the Clearwa-
ter country.
Mrs. w. c. Brooks left this morn
ing for visit with friends in Spo-
kane.
James Thompson was an arrival
this afternoon from Seattle.
Mrs. A. Langdon left this morn
ing for a visit with friends at Occur
d'Alene City.
George Provost left this morning
for a business visit to Prosser.
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HearttoHcart
| Talks.

BY EDWIN A. NYB.
copyrish. iss. By Edwis A. Ny..

ssglED M DEATHS FACE
Henry X. Aman. a dreamy German
musician Of Chicago. and his foster
son. Walter Knobel. aged twelve years.
made strange agreement to die to-
eether.
Carrying out the suicide compact,
Aman killed the. boy, stabbing him
through the heart. He then tried to
XIII himself. He stabbed himself in
tho breast several times. but was dis
covered and taken to the hospital be-
fore he could complete his part Of the
death bargain.
A letter was found in Amans pocket
which read:
''Please bury us together In one grave.
everything Is against us. do not
vant to live without my father l go
f my own free will"
The letter was signed Walter" and
vas N Il childish handwriting.
Vt seems the sentimental Aman had
4. courted the boys mother. who was
widow. anl her retNs:i Of him had
irn"d Ills head
t'reat affection existed be- wcen the
rs nn'l The man. nnn they We're much
,"rt her ~
N'lea discovered the man begged 20
} allowed to keep HI, word with the
9,'n loy Having On his hospital cot
..nn said:
Hi.t. SMILED IN MY FACE WHEN
RAISED HE KNIFE He was
ave 10, a.li WAS not afraid TO die"
Poor luhH,lc. l'o,i' brave child!
Reading the riti;Ui story. one IL r.
Baked tl,t, hnEan nature has no
.an-ed uuch Ia 1000 years.
One ius;.niiva!y tainl.s of the story
ytlat falotr IA; tu.l of .Alrni.am and
: offered snc,l.ie of his son Isaac
nj OF how when the Enifr was Nbou
,descriid trou the hunl of the patri
wt I" the heart OF Isaac another vie
IA was provided
II has been suggested that no .sOq
tOuld have acted in such 4 .dllpful
itnation as Isaac IL suil to have uctesl
nd that therefore TIFF story told r, III.
IA Jewish Scriptures sanaet pe tf0s.
The objection is not well taken.
One may ind all through history
Amy IN Isaac and many \ Waite
.s9ol'el. x,
fHe smiled In my face when ! rAisld
t1e knife"
That there are some things more e
b dreaded than sudden death map Pr
d1covered BY mele chSM And ~
spleit OF the human q strong enough te
IT, its fell foe with q welcoming
sa9lls.
= not that soul superiority some din
pt4OAae1 q. H. s1istt;a .ampesteut1aas
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
Will TEST
RACING Law

New Orleans, July 21.-Much in
terest is centered here, IN the out
come of the s0-called anti-racing
Law. which went into effect today,
prohibiting bo0kmaking.. betting or
gambling in any form on racshorses.
The races at the tracks Of the
Louisiana Driving club were dis
continued Saturday. but the inter-
est lies principally In the effect Of
the law upon the long racing sea-
son which has been feature every
winter In this city for more than q
century. aa4ah a
No definite plans have, yet bean
made by the owners Of the two big
racinE parks. but, It H. probable 1t
wlll be arranged 10. hold short meet
lngs at both tracks during tho com
ing winter and the law may be Civ
en- a test. .-,--.-g.-------..
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ORDINANCE NO. GAS.

AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL OR,
DlNANCES NUMBERED /, IA
16 81, 10, 100, 2O3. 235, SEC.
TONS NUMBERED 4 AND s OF
ORDINANCE NO. 247, SECTIONS
NUMBERED 2 3 AND 4 OF OR.
DINANCE NO. 261, SECTION
NUMBER 4 OF ORDINANCE NO
263, AND ORDINANCES NUN.
BERED 2s6 AND 345, AND SEC.
TONS NUMBERED 6, 10, II
AND 13 OF ORDINANCE NO
36s, AND ORDINANCES NUM-
BERED 37s, 3S1, 4O5, Ala, 424
439, 463. 40 AND $50.
THE CITY OR LEWISTON DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Sec. l.. That the following ordi-
nances, viz: Ordinance No. /, en-
titled In relation to ordinances, "
and Ordinance No. IA, entitled, IAN
ordinance to prohibit fast riding or
driving in any of the streets of the
City of Lewiston, Idaho Territory,
and for further purposes" and
Ordinance No. 16, entitled, IAN
ordinance to provide for the work
ing Of city prisoners in the City OF
Lewiston. Idaho Territory" and
Ordinance No. 81. entitled, IAN
ordinance for preventing and re-
moving nuisances;" and
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

ton and requiring ths use ofswatsr
meters and regulating water rates
~ certain cases and proyiding 81
penalty for AMY violetion thereof,'
passsd May al 1904, ana approves
Nay ~ 1904, passed ~ approved
April 20 1906" and ~.
Ordina nee No. 463 entaeled, "Anl
ordinance to dsaHea and sstablish
the duties Of the city assessor Of the
City OF lewiston sana ~
J prdinGhcsB No IL ~ G1tifIp A.AnI
ordinance creating q committee 10;
|, be- known -. The AuAttta& C6nmit-
TEE o. the cry ossLsWiSfoh. Idaho:
and prescribing the duaier thersoa.
pand pfsscf1btuS etIs3 manner Ii
which bills and accounts against
sthf city o. IeNkten sslsl ~ prs-ll
'sehted for ALLOWANCES ]" aud No.
Secticp and section Of Ordf-l
AAAsSN Ne. 247. entitled An ordI-'
nance fixing the compensation and|
dutiSs and prescTtbin9 the records
gsPixed ~ ~ ks(rtt the city en-
3nsais III ~ 49, u. N
Sections numbered 2, 8 and / az
Ordnance No. 26l, entitled "An or
dinance prescribing the duties o.
sns ssFeet comm {sll Y Ei;sYy s~,ses
0ec.lons y. n sI.lil 8. rAIQ, IA AM1-
- OF OrdInance No. 30e. entitled,
An ordinance to organize the ~
tsrgaspaxfmqnts thFS11 aCrG54l
isti ID Idkhof And cr} Ing ~ Z
fct ond desi htiAg 4 omcut ~ n
esss to co1dnct the he - So Z
scr yins theiEdutiss, ID sa
CatIid ordipecss and rts = ~
dkncss are hereby repealed.
This ordinance ..shals. take. eject
Fand be I'd force AVE- days AFTER n
passage. approval and. ~ppAl lcataensS
Il Passed 81 tlie S61Ach 5san6 a.
proved by the Mayor this nth day-
|oT March. 1905. AM b III
HENRY HErTFELD.
& Mayor
Attest: X JNo. e. 4lflCkERsoN.
plAcity Clsrk.
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0RDINANCR no. yee.

AN ORDINANCE TO fRHPEAL Or
DlNANCE NO. sss, ENTITLED
IAN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE PLUMBING. VENTILATION
AND, DRAINAGE OF BUILD
INGS PROVIDING FOR THE. LII
CENSlNG AND REGISTRATION
OF PLUMBERS: PREsCRIBfNe
THE GENERAL RULES REGU,
LATINO THE PRACTICE OF
PLUMBING; PROVIDING PEN
ALTIE6 FOR THE VIOLATION
HEREOF. AND REPEATING OR.
DINANCE NO. 2A7. ENTITLED
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE PRACTICE OF PLUMBING
WITHIN THE CITY OF LEWIS
TON AND PROVIDING A PEN
ATTY FOR VIOLATION OF THE
PROVISIONS THEREOF. APP.
PROVED JANUARY 20, 1s00.."
PASSED AND APPROVED SEP
TEMPER "a, 1907.
THE CITY OF LEWISTON DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
DEC. l. Tnat ordinance No. 5S5.
entitled, IAN ordinance regulating
the plumbing, ventilation and drain
age Of buildings, providing for the
licensing and registration of plumb
ers; prescribing the general rules
regulating the practice Of plumb
ing: providing pena ties for the vio-
Iation hereof, and repeating Ordi-
nance No. 267. entitled An ordi-
nance regulating the practice OF
plumbing within the City of Lewis
ton and providing a penalty for vio-
lntion Of the provisions thereof. ap-
proved January 20. 1900" passed
and approved September "a. 1907.
be and the same hereby is repealed.
Passed by the council December
26. 1907.
Approved by the Mayor December
31st. 1907.
HENRY HEITFELD. =.
n Mayor.
Attest: JNO. E. NICKEpsoN.
City Clerk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
Every Day

Adds to the popularity Of the Big Yellow Carnival
Throughout the there many different things
that being priced specially for that day only that You will
fad frequent visits to store will profitable
For tomorrow We offer:
Standard Apron Check Bingham ........,. DO yard
loo grade Elite Batistes ~ inches ....... 5c yard
$5.25 Bon-Ton Corsets ~ ........,...... $34S
$3.50 Royal Worcester Corsets - ........... $1A8
Mems Suits $la50 and $500 values .......... $s45
Mems Suits SO values -. - .............. $1145
Mems Suits, $25 alue. $1e45
Mems Suits $27.5O and $40 values ............. $1846
Mems Fancy Vests all styles 0ne-Thrd or
Mems Bathing Suits Half Fries.
Mems Belts One Fourth or @as
Mems Suspenders-0ordon ......., SSc paar
Mems Wash Ties !. I've ssch
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

Faifview. LinrolA July liza
norton OF today was spent by Bryan
in dictattae three-minute speeches
into a monograph The record viii
be reproduced to. be distributed
throushout the country.
s<*$*$~s$Ss>$%>*e
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

0cCtlOu OI Or0luSuC0 NO. Zo6s
entitled. IAN ordipsncv ;prescriblng
the manner Of doinS work ID or
upon the public streets. and thor
onkhfarsL the construction sof sidl
walks and setting Of poles and to
provide pentlay for the violstion
OF the provisions thereof" and s.
Ordinance No. 37S, entitled IAN
ordinance providing tor the licens-
ing and killing Of dogs within the
incorporate limits OF the CITY OF
Lewiston, Idaho, and repeating Or
dinance No, 81 entitled An ordi-
nance to provide for the licensing
and killing OF dogs in the City Of
lewiston" and
Ordinance No. 3S1. entitled. "An
ordinance prohibiting the posting.
painting or lacking of signs or adj
vtrtisements on any OF the streets.
alleys. stairways. buildings.
grounds and fences belonging to the
City OF Lewiston. and providing a
penalty for the violation thereof"
and
Ordinance No. 424, entitled, IAN
ordinance providing specifications
for the construction of cement.
walks within the corporate lim.ts
Of the city of Lewiston, Idaho" and
Ordinance No. 439 entitled. An
ordinance regulating and providing
the manner in which house and
drainage connections shall be made
to the Normal Hill Sewer System, in
the city OF Lewiston, and requiring
property owners to make house and
drainage connections with said sew
er SYSTEM" and
Ordinance No. 40, entitled. can
ordinance imposing and fixing a IL
cense upon auctioneers and repeal
ing ordinance Number 239"; and
Ordinance No. $50. entitled AN
o, dinance to amend sections IL and
~ OF Ordinance No. AL, entitled,
An ordinance regulating and re-
strioting the use of water In the
CITY OF Lewiston and requiring the
use of water meters and regulating
water rates in certain cases and
providing a penalty for the viola
ton thereof passed May 6, 1904.
and approved May IL. 1904; and to
amend sections 1 and 2 Of Ordinance
No. 400 entitled An ordinance TO
amend sections II and IL of Ordi-
nance No. AL, entitled, An ordi-
nance regulating and restricting the
use OF water in the City OF Lewis
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

The marriage of Mr.. Albert N
Cochran OF Sites and Miss Hattie
Murphy of Salem was solemnized a,
the parlors of the Hotel de France
today, Rev. Robert Reid oficiating
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

.e The Good Citizenship club will
meet tonight at the Christian church
TO take up the work Of studying the
Idaho election laws,
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FROM THE COUNT YRECORDS.
lBy, commsrc,al Trust co.) y


July 20 1901 Find Reesij&
U. 8. to JOhntpe e. C6s1slf q II
NE Y. N + sA X section 1857
q. S
Patents. @
U. 8. to Daniel Kittelson, Sc Z
'section l-S7-2 z
Deeds.
WIN. Shirfod to Thomas W.. shir,
rod, 8 y Sc Y. BE i sW Y ant
lot I section 1906 w., 1880.
A. h. ,Megenity to U. r. Warna.
cut. NE \ section s-33-1 w., $1,000
b. R. spiker to G. A. Christeusen
lots 8, 3. 10. block z, Town Of KAN
iah. $275.
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PAYS TO USE THESE COLUMNS

WANTED-An unfinished room
ing house of about 2O-room cana
city, in good loca ton. Will lease
by the year. Address M. A., Tel
Ter office.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

Ordinance No. 235. entitled, "Ai,
ordinance to amend section / Of Or
dihance No. ~, being an ordinance
for preventing and removing nui-
sances;" and w
Ordinance No. 70. entitled, IAN
ordinance in relation to flues and
the prevention OF fires IN the City
CT lewiston" and
Ordinance No. 100. entitled, IAN
ordinance to prohibit the burial of
deceesed persons within the limlte
OF the City Of lewiston" and
Ordinance No. 2os.s ehtitled. IAN
ordinance to compel ali persons
erecting or maintaining privies or
car pools within 100 feet of any
street In which a sewer has been or
may hereafter be constructed, "a
connect the same" and
Ordinance No. ass, entitled, IAN
ordinance to prohibit fkS ridsat Ioi
bicycles, tricycles. velocipedes. and
othtf vehicles on cSrtsin sidewalks
! with1n the corperatS limits gu tka
City of~Lswiston. ana ~ provids ~
penalty for the violation thereof
and to repeal MI ordiR nces In con.
nict .theret fth, "gASAskNl .sNgSa
- Ordinance sNo.y,Al%. sentttlad..s..,A n
ordinance to prevent accidents By
Bicycles. tricycles, bikes and tan
dems. and to regulate the speed
ebsEpuf soa csrtnan sidew4SHs wlt1ln
ftheg corporate limits Of - City soi
LeWlGton:" AMI iii. y.
Ordnance ~. s45. embed. yAn
ordlAAnce to provide for ~ prevp.
tiqA Apd remqyai "a npi9AAees. an
to punish those who allow or main
ltain tham;:" and ....-5-s-..,,..--,..-.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21

LOST-ln Charleston; pointer dog,
thickly covered with brown ticks.
Bride rein collar. with name OF
Herb Cole on plate. Finder noti-
fy p. T. Lomax, at Bee Hive store,
and receive reward. tt
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
HELP WANTED.

IADIES-$8 to SIS weekly. Fasci-
mating work; spare time or
steady. No experience needed. No
nuhlicity. Particulars for stamp.
Women's National Art Exchange,
Denver, Colo.
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:" ANTED-poa,t,c -....
few Jana M. A. .. eu ~ =
Address Job, 49,,
dor. R. Ed No 1..,s,a.
Idaho. Nv - 'oo'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-06-24
The Local Oil Field.

Il. L. Fleming's No. 2 on the Robinson
tract, in the Mckee field, was finished
and shot last Saturday. On Monday there
was over 800 feet of oil standing in the
hole and the well promises TO make a
good one, at least much better than No. l.
G. II. Lowe & Co.'s No. 2 on the Rob.
inson tract, in the Mckee field, is due
to strike the sand today.
G. II. Lowe IL Co.'s No. on the Clapp
tract, Hickory township, was dry in the
second ssnd and is drilling to the third
sand.
In the West Hickory field, Carson &
Morrows No. on the A. j. Siggns
farm, and the South Penn's No. 4 on the
Carter farm, were finished the first of the
week and both are very light, but may
make producers after being shot, Orion
Siggins on his own farm, and Il. Pequig-
not on the w. p, Siggins farm, have
wells due this week.
The Clarion Democrat says that Kahle
Bros. struck fine oil we'll last week on
the McGinnis farm, ~ miles north of
Fryburg, 1t will make good producer
and this may open up field that was
formerly condemned.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-06-24
Kellettyille.

John Robbins has gone to West Hick-
ory, where he is being employed by L.
A. Fehlman.
Mrs. James McMichael of Sheffield
visited friends in town a few days last
week.
Alice Lease. who has been in Mayburg
for some time, returned home Monday
evening.
Mary Porter and Mary Silzle are visit
ing the lstters brother at Venus.
Edith Spencer is quite seriously sick.
Mrs. W. Il. Barrett and daughter, Mrs,
Robert Watson, visited the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence Hsrriger, at True
mans, on Wednesday.
Blanche Hendricks left Saturday for
Tionesta, where she will attend summer
school.
Mrs. d. Thompson OF Nebraska visited
friends here few days last week.
Clara Jenkins and Lulu Shaw were
elected delegates by the Queen Esther
Circle to attend the w. II. M. s. conven.
tion, which was held in Franklin last
week
Wesley Whtehill visited friends al
Endeavor over Sunday.
Mrs. X. h. Shimmel and little son
Gerald, who have been visiting Mrs
Shimmers mother for several months
left Tuesday for Watoga, w. Va, where
her husband is employed.
James Wolfe of Msyburg spent Sun
day in town.
DR.. c. Y. Detsr is on the sick list
Mis-. James Welsh of Ballotwn was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. A. Babcock,
last week.
Olive Wolfe is suffering FROM very
sore arm.
Mrs. Lew Brennan and children, ol
Minister, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bren-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Shaffer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-06-24
ID. A. X. Meeting.

Tidioute Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. Orion
Siggins at West Hickory Friday, men,
bers and guests arriving by automobile,
carriage and train. The hostess, Mrs.
Siggins, assisted by her daughter Joseph
inc heartily welcomed all to the hospita-
BILE home, caring for every need and
making all comfortable. The roomy
house both in and outside was decorated
with the beautiful flag of our nation,
while roses, vining green's, pansies and
ferns lent added beauty and fragrance to
the occasion. The day was one of June's
rarest, not cloud to mar its skies. The
guests enjoyed the comfort of the breeze
and the beauty of the surrounding coun-
try seated on the porches, renewing
friendships and social greetings until
summoned to partske of luncheon,
which was served at noon, tables being
set in psrlor, dining and break fast rooms.
Covers were laid for sixty. The place
souvenir was silk flag. The luncheon
of six courses, served in dainty and
tempting manner was of the best, and all
tarried long over the festive board. At 2
O'Clock the gavel called to order, Mrs.
Lillian Hunter, vice regent, in the chair.
The meeting opened with prayer and
singing America" Roll call was re-
sponded to with appropriate quotations
by thirty-four members, after which bus
mess was transacted, followed by pro-
gram suited to Flag Day, Miss Alice N.
Siggins, Miss Nellie G. Turner, and Miss
Everson taking part. Miss Harmon
added to the pleasure of all by singing
twice during the meeting. TIE govern
ing board met and transacted business.
Application papers were issued, and this
being the last regular meeting of the year
the calendar was cleared.
Guests of the day were Mrs. T. j..
Wright, Mrs. J. B. Siggins, Miss Mary
Alice Siggins, Oil City; Mrs. w. j.
Bleak ley, Franklin; Mrs. G. f. Watson,
Tionesta; Mrs. h. L. Buzard, Sheffield;
Miss Wright, Lebanon, Ohio; Mrs. Gilfil-
Ian, Mrs. E. B. Grandin, Miss Sara Har-
mon, Miss Anna Martin, Miss Harriet
Smutz, Miss Daisy Siggins, Tidioute;
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Carl Smith, Mary
Alice Warden, Agnes Stiles, Endeavor;
Mrs. A. ]. Siggins, Mrs. Jane Myers,
Mrs. Frank Lawler, Mrs. w. L. Davis,
Misses Jennie and Fannie Siggins, West
Hickory.
The day will long be remembered as
one we'll spent and enjoyed by all present.
All said good bye, hoping to be present
at the meeting in october.-Warren
Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-06-24
Estray Notice.

Came TO the premises of the under
signed in Harmony township, Forest
county, Pa, about5iune lst, 1908, brown
horse, with white stripe in face; weight
about 1900 pounds The owner is hereby
notified to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take the horse away,
otherwise he will be disposed of as the
law directs. j. A. PEOPLES.
West Hickory, Pa, June Is, 1905.
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3. W. MORRISON, Co. Supt.

Hundreds of people who suffer from
backache rheumatism, lame back, lum-
bago and similar ailments are not aware
that these are merely symptoms of kid
ney trouble. Pineules for the Kidneys,
act directly on the kidneys, bringing
quick relief to backache and other symp-
toms of kidney and bladder derange-
ments. 80 days trial $l,OO aud gusran-
teed, or money back. Sold by j. X.
Morgan.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-06-24
Teachers Examinations.

Examinations for teachers certificates
ia Forest County will be held as follows;
Tionests, July 3, 1908.
Nebraska, July 6, 1908.
Kellettville, July 7, 1908.
Brookston, July s, 1908.
Marienville, July 8, 1908.
Clarington, July 10, 1908.
West Hickory, July II, 1908.
ID. w. MORRISON, Co. Supt.