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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Stop Grumbling

n you suffer from Hheunatism or palms fur
Eallnrda suoN lluimcnt VII nfiua relief.
10 o. a sure cure for -pralns. itheumntism.
contracted Muscles aud All uslus-nuu
within the reach 81 all Price 81, tc.til D.
a.. o.. smith, reuaha. Tea. writes I have
usad naliarda ~uou iiuimeut iu mo faml-
D. fof years and have found 10 y remedy Tor
all pains aud arhrs. ] recommend a. fur
pains in the chest"
sold ~ CoWgilia brus store, Inc. ana
Helm A Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
PAIN

= rAin IN tha heAd-pain anywhere has ~ oauua
hAin hcongostlon, pain 4 blood pruasure-nothnn
elaa usually. ~ Least, - aays Dr. ehoop. and %
prove ~ has cfeated q little pink tablet That
Ablet-q.lled Dr.. Shops Headache IAhlei-
euA1ea blood pressure away from pain oonterA
lAeuect "a cnArlninn ploasinEly delightful Gently
ktlon.
Il 700 have : hsadachs. its blood pressure
rs painful periods with women. sAma Caula.
~ Iol efe arrileaA. restless nfrF0tlk. ire blood
uunaeeuoal-blooo pressure. That surely a
fftainty, Tor Dr. shoops Headache 1Aplo.s stoD
m ~ minuiee and the tahleta simply dlstributa
the unnaiural blood pressure
Irli.a your hnger. and doesn't u ret nd aud
well. And pain youf OF oourls Il dos, lie COO
eolucn, blood pressure. You'll md ID Wharo rain
h-plueya lie simply Common sdnse
We ell ~ - oenia and choarfllly recommend
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Cheeriully Recommended
for Rheumatism.

ID. a.. HiEiree. iauVilie. ills. write bee.
2 lali About twu years aFu . sns aid up
Tor four months sith rheumatism. o. tried
hnllarus SNOW Liulmnut ONE hottie cured
me.
I can cheerfuliy recommend 10 o. go suf.
feriuE from ike hiiiiction.
80, o. aud tlsu
sold ~ cowEiile nrug store Inc. a Helm
"A Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Made an Assignment.

Articles have been fled With the
Register by Watson ami Kinney.
propriciors OF the Red Cross Drug
Store. making an assignment for
the benefit Of the creditors. Il Is
stated that the Liabilities arc $500
and the assets arc S4.o00.--Obion
Democrat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

A fine assortment Of all kinds Of
fresh meats at the markets today
Double your order. Furnished by
W. G. Reynolds & Sons. Phone 81.
Robt. Curtis and Miss Pearl
Stevens. both Of Fulton, we're united
in marriage Sunday, Rev. Reed Of
floating.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

The Chinese Board Of Agriculture
Is considering the advisability Of
establishing a department for the
study and encouragement OF tea cul-
tivation, with branches in the pro-
vince where tea is nov produced.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
sefk&C Heard
A. Won the Streets

Threlkeld's-ihats ihe place
Bob White vas in Cairo SUNDAY
Try the couFier's Want Co.ar,
Tas Chaser spent sunday rF..
Ton.
The nickslodeon Is doing ael
business.
Lee Balirer vas here ir.- Gov.
lngion ihia week.
Meet me at the j. S. Moonlight
Excursion, May l3.
Mr. Croslic and uiie. werr here
from Cayce SATURDAY.
o. L Wigs has re,uruel lun.
business trip 10 Afkansas
Louisiana sorghum 20c a rauar.
i,s good. TOO Bsiiersvonh. paa-r
& Co.
Or. Davidson rent to Union CIV
Monday he wiil be- there au Dos
month.
Miss Sadie Amberg returned SD.
day from a Wait 20 Mrs Gag Rob-
bins AZ Mayleld.
Mrs \. Cloaf has returned %
Troy after a visit viih hef daughter.
Ma r, O.. Oman.
Il you want a pretty lawn. H...
20 sF5iukie nos We have ODD. .
-Coiion & Adams
Try Threlkeld's Eating Hose
next time u you are hungry SD
viii be taken care Of
i Mu. VIII Hubbard has rr'.n.I
10 Union City after a visit OIL t.
sister. Mrs. 7. T. Svayus
Perry Selby. Of S. Louis. .i fp--l
ing a few days 9th bis family sl5
are visiting +. !. Case and E.ir
l0c riil buy a tro pound can Of
choice Union City tomatoes 40 40
store -Beiiemsorth. Prs;her = -s.
Mrs. 70 Saunders and Nr
/ Threiktld Of Woodland. a
Harry rhrelkeld and wife MmllI
jus, received 900 feet ol 4rr
guaranteed hose. Also nolrlef A.T
length. and delivered anywhere a
the city Cotton & Adams.
Chas. Mcinure. sho vas here ir
iall in the interest of impfoVaT aE
cultural methods. has been app ..'-
"a superintendent OF h-ii F'rs a
West Virginia.
For a fne roast o. other .f..a
meats call your market man aA
the markets are FURNISHED 9th 'as
best meats the country affords .f
the wholesale butchers. " % a.I-
noids q Sons.
Moonlight Excursion Oh .a'
/ Steamer ] S.. "Wednesday. May .'.
! Leaves Hickman az 5 p. m. ffi'
only soc Music and dancing
This will be the event OF ihc season.
and you can't afford 20 miss TO-
Herman Balifcr has returned 90
Covington, after spending several
days here assisting bis mother Ai..
Belle Balizer. 10 making prepare.
tons 10 move 10 Covingion. Fa.i-
she will make her future home H''
her sons.
VIM. Sexton. foreman Of taf a...'
geon (Mo) Leader, ami b
Stoliz, Who is In the mercanii'. ...
ness in the same city, were a.s
OF the Courier editors from fi.i'l
until Monday. This being ihe .i..
time they we're ever subjected 60 90.
torture Of being a guest OF a hs-
paper man and his non'ekifa''..
hospitality. il is very likely ''l
will esohew a second my''A''..
These gentlemen. however N.'''
pleased with our city and cii.l'na.
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Christian Church

Bible School $3.50 a. m. Com
nunio0 service at IL 100 a. m.
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Two Fatalities

Monday morning q. a A. freight train
struck two animals which didn't have
sense enough 20 ST. on the track. They
we're only dogs. however and their lives
were not valued very highly By the
trainmsn. Nlgger palm~rs back vas
broken. and hts master called the anbu-
lance "a wheeibarrowl and took the dos
home. shsD Gent also received an awful
Jolt. but was able 90 80 home unassistsd
The condition Of both dogs H. considered
serious. and Il IL feared that they will
soon pass into the canine hadss without
hQDs brighton iilll News
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
The Land fer Boys.

N///I<fsr ..alEzzZz<:S-ssss
wv II
sh.y ought iBa land fer boys where
they could sleep awhile.
lnstid Of yankin' them Around a. seems
fB IN STYLE
thar ought INA quist place whsrs boys
could 40 and REST.
fnsfcd Of Hssrin Mother yell; "oh. jim
my. ain't ysN urcstf"
wish they wus a Land Ike this Nay on
IN silence deep
whsrs / Good run away and Hide and
SIC a htsi sieepi
when rit BIG and 70 . work rn hAf
the Futur. does knot look 30 me when
ana pa s.s maybe IN thee Nlsht. n hsf
IN hsf = van ihs. Floor win them ana
listen them squani
ana brother Bnl. whoss Erowed. Dc sea
sumtimes he has NJ
ana Eits worryfn' all rite and never
sleeps q Bit
I
Ma sea I'm alius late
xhsa sv'ry mornln' Arise AZ least BY
half past O.
ana that's an time / want rest an
dream q little while
e. travel In my fairy boat where Nasrunt
hrsemaa SMILE
want : hssr thee raindovs coo and snin
thee nly's cup.
but ma abe Gums tearn IN an nAAea
me hustle up
they ousht . land fer boys vhers
they eouid Ne IN bed
a. ais sun sleep 20 last them though.
and rsst their Legs and he'd
4 uish there sas a Island hns scross the
bounding deep
WHARF boys could run away and hias
and git = utsl sleep
1 BET ysw 10 there auH q place "a -
and sl,sp tii Haf past Ten o'clock-
and % had saved tho Wood
o o Q
Personal Reheeslons.
Change is the piquant sauce Of Life.
= = =
We are All worshipers az the feet
Of chance.
How short ths miles are on q honey
moon trip.
A baby Of ten pounds weighs AZ
least twenty at two o'clock In the
morning
To be absolutely aure trust your
confidence 20 no one but yourself. and
swear YOURSELF
49,. . - - -, t,tara.1 To-
q beautiful vase has been turned int
. cheap wAterpitoher
There r. none sd great but that
any boy Who wills may show him the
way onward and upward.
. . 2
Calamity Il no rsspecter Of bsauti-
ful sunsets or ideal Jube days IL
cones unbiddsn. unexpected. a. any
tine.
let him who has enough says
Horace. "ask for nothing more And
does there live a man who admits he
has enough
There is always a deyil lurkinG In
the golden bag Of Inheritance and few
men have the good sense 70 Withstand
his temptations.
2 q q
We cannot al d. great things. but
We can applaud without preiudics the
great things that others do This IL
true brotherhood.
Keep the heart Of a boy sweet. pure
and innocent az long a. possible The
World will let In foulness enough long
too soon. despite your efforts.
. . q
Ovid advised his people 10 stay IN
that station IN which they had been
born. The world would b. happier n
Onds advice were more freely OBJ
served
q .
When trouble comes. a. come 10 will
10 all Of az AT times. face n philo.
sOphlcally quietly. masterfully. IL
will rankls less for your refusal 10
be utterly broken by a.
2 q .
II We knew today that We were 10
die tomorrow. how fair. Just and un.
proiudiced by greed and ambition
would be all our actions today. And
jet. any one OF us may die tomorrow
and behold our acts. our thoughts.
Our preiudicesi
Two Fatalities.
Monday morning a G. A A freight train
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Frank BixbY
will succeed
Judge Kellogg

One OF the best jokes of the Election
Is the election Of Attorney Frank Bixby
to fill the short term of office of superior
Judge, the interval of time between Nov.
3, when Judge Kellogg's present term
expires according to the wording OF
his commission from Gov. Mead. and
the long term Of folr years beginning
Jan. ]. Had Judge Kellogg mentioned
this short term on the primary ballots
or II no person had received any votes
for the short term at the general cleo
ton, he would serve over the next two
months as he was appointed to serve
until his successor qualified. So far
we have heard OF no one receiving
any votes for this short term, except
Mr.. Bixby; 40 1t seems his election is
assured. He has received about thirty
votes all told.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Hallo'een Party.

Last Saturday evening, Miss Vera
Robinson, assisted by Misses Esther
Axlupd, Elizabeth Anderson. and Ger
trude Pearson, entertained q number
Of her High School and Greenwood
friends ut her home. The guests be-
|'San 10 arrive . few minutsa sftes
eight o'clock and were surprised when
met at the door by ghosts. When their
wraps had been laid aside they were
introduced TO Madame Non Cents.
who was the fortune teller for the
evening.
The eveningwas merrily spent in
telling fortunes and In playing games
At late hour refreshments were serv
ed and the merry ones departed for
their homes. wishing to meet at many
similar occasions.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson. Messrs. Clarence Barnhart.
Dwight Rose. Walter Meunscher. Ed
dy Kruiser. Roy Clarke. and Fred
Rose; Misses Anna Bowman. Han
nah Blankenforth, Esther Axlund.
Elizabeth Anderson, Edith Harris. Bes
sic Taylor. Anna >Tromp. Rosetta Fer
ris. Crete Topping. Ethel Draney. Ma
belle Wright, Ethel Holmes. Gertrude
Pearson, and Vera Robinson.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Engineer Electr0cuted.

A very sad accident happened last
Thursday evening at the electric light
plant. Charles McKettrick. while fix
Ing the machinery around the genera
tor. accidently formed q short circuit
for the full current Of the machine.
which Is 2.3OO volts. and was Instant
ly killed. Mr.. McKettrick was day
engineer, and at the time. 1t seems.
he had volunteered to fix the belt.
which runs the big dynamo. for the
night engineer, Isaac Stoutjesdyk. be-
fore leaving the plant. Fred Saxauer.
the electrician. was to take part In the
play pride Of Virginia" and the men
at the plant did not wish to bother
him that evening, II possible.
He leaves wife and two small chill
dren to mourn his loss.
Charles McKettrick was born In
1875. In the northern part Of New
Brunswick. When q boy his parents
brought him to Omaha, Neb. where
he learned the printers trade. The
people Of Lynden are best acquainted
with him a. editor Of the Lynden
Sun. o paper which he established her
about four years ago.
A short funeral service was held at
the home Sunday afternoon. at which
Rev. Case delivered short address
comforting the family in their great
bereavement.
The remains were shipped to Grand
Island, Neb., yesterday, and will be
followed by Mrs. McKettrick and the
children.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

A Hall0'een party was given at
the l. O. O. F. hall Saturday evening
by Miss Lena DAILY and Miss Matte
Steinhauer. A fine time was had and
refreshments were served at midnight.
Those present were: Misses Eva Null
der. Wtnifred Ireland. Helen Staight.
Cecile Watson. Lena DAILY. Ethel DAILY.
Ellen johnson. Matte Steinhauer.
Gertrude Barnhart. Ruth Frasier.
Edna Peabody. Marguerite McKinnon.
and Mae Milan.
Messrs. Will Fritz. John Fritz. Ray
Slade. Bob Rittsnburg. Carl johnson.
w. O. Grant. and Owen Hadley.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Surprise Mr.. and Mrs. Bergraff

Last Friday evening about forty of
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bur-
graft gathered at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Jones, where they are staying
for the present, and gave them a
very pleasant surprise. Games were
played and light refreshments were
served. The wedding cake was cut
and one of the young ladies was the
happy recipient of the piece contain
ing the ring. A beautiful cracker bowl
and set of silver knives and forks
were presented to the bride and groom
by Rev. Wilder, in few we'll chosen
words.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
viii Close Stores at Six In the
Evening.

There Ii 2 move ON foot to close
the stores In Lynden. at six O'Clock.
during the winter months. This ia
good news. The clerks need 4 little
rest In the evening - we'll a. other
laboring people. and It will work no
great hardship on the patrons after
they get used to the change.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

Monday forenoon. Goodman Hamre
mangled his left forearm quite badly
on q shingle saw. At the Buffalo shin
gle mill. He had just placed block
on the machine. and tripped the car
riage before he had removed his arm.
the dog that holds the block caught
his sieve and carried his arm into
the saw. He will not lose the arm
and II no complications set in. will
soon be all right again. After the ac-
cident he was brought to town and
DR.. Howe dressed the wound.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

>Se.00 ~. tsak q le0 per cent prof.
Il. An sau1 - l1a1ls6s51. ana AT cAt
alog free. We want one permanent q
gent In this locality for the largest
picture and frame house In America.
Experieoes unnecessary. We instruct
you how to sell our goods and fur
nish the capital. II you want perma-
nent. honorable and profitable position
write us today for particulars. catalog
and samples.
Frank w. Williams Company.
1914 w. Taylor st.. Chicago. Ill.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Chicken Thieves.

! Chicken thieves are out these nights
and according to reports from the
farmers southeast Of town. are reap
ing . rich harvest. One rancher lost
over fifty chickens In one Risht. and
Others almost a. many. It's all right
while It lasts but some night these
same shiftless night maraudsrs may
get their hides filled with lead. II
they keep the business up long enough
1t 10 said that the ranchsrs have sus-
/ ici0n already on q certain bunch Of
tOughs. and are only waiting for q
little more evidence before landing
them In the county Jail.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

Sevrale Of the rooms now have sash
curtains.
The H. 8. girls are planning . large
pennant for their room. =
Three footballs and two basket
balls are now owned by the studentA
The H. 8. girls have their basket
ball. The posts for the baskets are
being erected. I
The school and class spirit - It
Is being manifested 10 very gratifying
TO the teachers. q
Most OF the teachers are saving
some Of their regular work for the
arent's Day exhibit.
Hall0'een exercises were held In the
9Th. 9Th. 7th. and sth grade rooms.
Friday. Ghosts we're quite common
Several Of our pupils have begun
work on our debate - outlined last
week. We are In receipt Of some good
material from the Librarian of the
University Of Washington. We solicit
material from our grangers and in
tcrested patrons.
The tenth grade at their class meet
ing last week. decided to use their
colors of the 9th grade asain.-navy
blue and white. Their motto is to
10 the same az the one they had In
the 8th grade. mot finished but just
begun" A class song was agreed up
on. but class yell was left to decide
at later date. A committee WAS ap-
pointed TO assist in making . H. 8.
banner Of red and white felt.
We have q football game sched-
uled with Blaine for this week. Sat-
urday. The Blaine boys will drive
over In company with the H. 8. super
intendent. The game will be called at
1:15 P. M. Our plan is to give q
free game. In doing this we are In
debted to the business men for their
loyal support which makes this game
possible. They have given literally.
Later we shall try to show our appre-
citation In a substantial way. Patrons
we are anxious to improve our school
Athletics has its proper place. Come
To our games.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Entertain at Five Hundred.

Mrs. B. w. Loring and Mrs. NJ. 8.
williams entertained last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Loring.
several of their lady friends at Five
hundred. Among those present were:
Mesdames. w. II. NAPLES, A. r. Hay.
Marion Biehler. d. L. Beckes, ID. Null
der. Ed. Knapp, J. c. Beach. George
Cole. and G. G. Garman.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

VICTORIOUS
TAFT GETS 29I ELECTORAL
Votes

Altho the Democrats show gains
since 1904. the national ticket has car
ried Republican. The state and county
have also elected the entire Republic
can ticket. Kinsey. for commissioner
Of the nrst district, is an easy winner,
while Van Zandt, for sheriff, wins by
about 100 votes.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
spojlsd Musicians.

Rubinstein disapproved OF marriage
for musicians. Just before bis death
he spoke sadly Of his Russian iady pu-
nils. what have wasted all my time
on them forY he asked trritably.
"Eyery one married! It's too provok.
ing! Here they are, spoiled forever Tor
ART life. What did they study forv
The London Musical World remarks
mat "those who ask why we have no
reat lady composers may b left to
think on these things"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

there was q large attendance at the
orange last Tuesday evening. and =
good program was enjoyed by all. "A
, uestiOn box has been added to the
regular program to which all are In
vited to contribute questions Of In
terest to members Of the Grange. AZ
ter the program q supper was given
and according to all reports. George
Erz knows more about = certain pump
kin pie than he Is willing to admit.
The Initiation Of b. Gilman, Of Green
wood added to the evenings entertain
ment.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
Advertised Letters

Mail for the following persons. re-
mains unclaimed In this office. II not
called for in 80 days. will be sent to
dead letter office. Bowles, Mrs. Louis;
Bortle, Mrs. j. R.: Bingham. Miss
Norma; Cook. Miss Ivy; Ehlers. Fred;
Sire, Euloe; Moore. Charley; Mont
gomery. Tom;
Robert O'Neil p. NJ.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

F. p. Marsh has bought an interest
in Thompson & Sons blacksmith shop.
Mr.. Marsh formerly owned the shop
and his many old friends will be glad to
see him back aJ the old stand.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

Last Friday evening. three Indians.
Mack Joe. Dick Harry. and George
James. filled up ON "O-be-joyfuf and
late In the evening became rather
noisy and disorderly on the streets.
Marshal Bailey put them In the cool
el to sober up.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

Lost--A short two-hoOk loggin
chain between T. II. Smiths place and
my place on the double ditch road.
J. M. Smith.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
HAVE your conveyancing done b!
Swim and Aldrich,

HAVE your conveyancing done b!
Swim and Aldrich.
See, "The Pride of Virginia." a
Jamieson's Opera House, tonight.
For Sale-A surrey, almost as gOot
as new. John Nipges Il
Anna Kelso who has been very sicl
for some time is improving.
For Sale-Cow and calf for $50.
Bixby & Jacobs q
Gerret Schuyleman Is the new de-
livery-man, at the Farmers Mercantile
Co.
Shooting Match-For geese. Nov. 8
at the John Botta place. Also young
pigs for sale.
WE KEEP track of all the snaps In
real estate. See US before buying.
Swim and Aldrich.
DIR. TOURNEY-Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat, returns to Bellingham
October 15.
Mrs. 8. A. Sutley and daughter.
Myrth, visited friends in Bellingham
Thursday and Friday.
Knapp Bros. are unpacking lot OF
new goods. Their prices are right and
they can make the terms easy.
DR.. ERB. specialist. Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted. Phone
A941, Daylight block. Bellingham 20
Take Notice-Will the person who
borrowed a buggy pole from my barn.
plsase return it. John Nipges II
John Shinn has resigned his posi-
lion with the Farmers Mercantile Co.
and John Lemming has taken his
place.
Mrs. Herbert Day of Edmund, Wash.
s visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. o. Bussard, and other relatives
md friends in Lynden.
Pure Bred Poultry for sale. Man,
moth Bronze Turkeys. Pekin Ducks.
md White Leghorn Chickens.
w. II. Elder, Phone 904. 2tp
Harry Fountain has returned to
lis old position at the Lynden Depart
nent store, after several weeks va
alton, spent visiting in the East.
DIR. VAN KIRK. Specialist in dis
ases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE.and
'HROAT. Glasses accurately fitted.
Bellingham. Wash.
About thirty Of the prominent la
lies of Lynden, met at the home OF
drs. George Hall last Monday and
pent the day sewing for Mrs. Chas.
II you come into the Tribune office
md subscribe for. or pay for years
to the daily American or
leveille. we will send you the Tribune
rec for one year, and you will be-
,elping the Lynden contestant. Miss
Daisy Stuart.
Come in and try our Pianos any
lime, or all the time. The more they
are played the better 1t is for them.
and it suis us. Knapp BROS
Taken up one Jersey bull about ~
years old. Has been around my place
about months. Owner may have
same by paying expences. Geo. Dewitt
WE HAVE employed q first class
Geo. Freeman. who has
worked in some OF the best horseshoe
ing shops In the United States. All
work guaranteed. Come and see US.
s tt Nick Duffner.
Roo & Hoekstra who lately bought
the G. C. Garman butcher shop. are
doing a lively business already. They
are both progressive gentlemen, and
expect to enlarge the business Of their
shop considerably in the next few
We are buying our Pianos direct
from the Baldwin factory at Chicago.
and paying cash for them, no jObbers'
profit or commission proposition to
work on, and we are in position to
1t. Come and see us. Knapp Bros.
Cmrneise Ar and Mec Raeneaff
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

Lost-Finden please return, Mary
TIPS" by Dix, to the library at the
+. O. as soon az possible.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

Doubtful: Maryland, 8 votes. prob-
ably for Bryan; West Virginia, votes.
probably for Taft.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05
A Nice. Polite MAn.

A Nice. Polite Man.
There's some good things In towA
THE week" aaid the girl who was hat
ine for an invitation to the theater.
"Wsll," responded Mr.. Crouch, Il
sin't one Of 'em."-Kansas City News.
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-05

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