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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

stretch of land on the Snake. 1t
is bound o be the finest orchard
tract in the United States and
there is every indication to pack
up the assertion. Possibly no sp OF
in Idaho is so well qualified in so
many ways to grow truit success
fully as the Grand View lands and
the day is not far distant when it
will be thus recognized throug hout
the entire north vest. We regret
that we could not attend and enjoy
the celebr alton but business took
us elsewhere and we were COM
PEELED to miss the pleasure that
was in store for US. We hope to
be there to help you do it next
time.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09
DUBOIS CROWD IS
REGULARLY SEATED.
Mention of Bryans Name Secures Ovation
Lasting One Hour and twenty
Five Minutes.

are acting under the unit rule.
Denver, July S.-The committees
on credentials this morning sus-
tanned the action of the national
committee in the New York con-
tests and the 10th Ohio dist let
This destroyed the last hope of
the McCarren faction from Brook
lyn 70 ecurc seats In the conven-
tion and was victory for Tom
Johnson in Ohio. The contest in
Idaho terminated in a decision in
favor of Dubios or the anti Mormon
faction.
The decision of the committee
on credentials adds four Bryan votes
n Oklahoma and reduces the anti
Bryan vote ten in Pennsylvania
This afternoon, when Senator
Gore, the blind senator from Ok
lahona, mounted the platform and
in the course of an address mem
toned the name of Bryan dem
onStration was started which
lasted one hour and twenty-sevcn
minutes. Pandenonium rcigned
but New York, Georgia, Minnesota,
Delaware, Connecticut and New
Jersey took no part.
AT 2:5o the convention ad-
1ourned until O'Clock tonight.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

filled with greater confidence in
the project and less liable to criti-
cism. There is enough water in
Little Camas to irrigate $4,000
acres of land and when the dam is
raised there will be sufficient water
Tor years to cor c. Ben Query
has moved to the dam anJ was al
ready at work raising the dam,
he also has crew repairing small
leaks in the canal and making it
much stronger in many places
There is stream of water flow
ing through the new canal, but
owing to leaks in the cmbankment,
wastes away to certain extent
before reaching Long Tom. These
leaks, however, are being rapidly
repaired and it is only a question
of a shor t time before a vast vol
umne of water will be flowing
through
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

Denver, JUL s. The Demo-
cratic national convention held a
brief session today, but will meet
again tonight, when stirring
scenes and highly colored incidents
are expected. The delay was
made necessary by the inability of
the committee OH or edentials 10
have a report ready before , this
af ernoon. The resolution COM
mittee, too, is making slow pro-
gress.
The chief interest of the day
centered around the action of the
credentials committee in declaring
against Colonel Guffcy of Penn
sylvania and the vigorous prepara-
tions by that skilled and veteran
political warrior to organize his
forces for a battle in convention.
In this fight, New York for the
first time gave indication where
her colors would flutter as il COM
pany with thirteen other states
she signed the minority creden-
itals report. The aggregate vot-
ing strength of these states is 70,
bi t that is not an exact statement
of the votes Guffey " i'll be able to
call to his aid, as not all of them
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

at the republican convention this
fall, but quit early in the game.
A year or so ago Moore conducted
a newspaper at Weiser, Idaho, but
did not meet with any great sue
cess, it is said.
Friends of Mrs. Moore have ad-
vised her to return with her chill
drcn to her parents in Mississippi
and it is believed that she will act
upon this advice. The news of
Moore's downfall has created
some what OF a sensation through
out the state of Idaho, out his close
political friends seem to be little
surprised. Spokane Chronicle.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

French White, our apprentice
boy, met with painful accident
last Friday which will lay him up
for a few weeks. While feeding
one of the job presses il is thought
be made quick grab for one of
the cards which slipped from the
pins, but was little late and the
Jaws OF the press caught his hand
and smashed the ends of his fin
gers He was taken TO a doc tor S
office where his hand was
dressed and examination proved
that no bones haJ been broken or
bruised seriously.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

j. Sethen, photographer, is
seriously i'll at his home and there
are little hopes for his recovery
Mr.. S-then has been ailine for
sometime and onsidcrcd his
trouble only a slight attack of
rheumatism, uotil a few weeks
ago when he became considerable
worse. He went to the Hot Springs
10 take baths but gradually grew
worse and returned home He
has been growing weaker and is
under the care of physicians who
hold out little encouragemen for
him.
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LONELY GRAVE
OF OBJ FELLOW
thought TO Have Been Killed BY the
Indians Over fifty Years
Ago

In lonely spot on the old Over
land stage road that leads from
Kelton, Utah, to Boise, few
miles north of wnere the prese a
town of Filler is now situated,
John Graaf found long neglected
grave that is somewhat shrouded
in mystery, says the Twin Falls
Times. On the weather beaten
head board, carved deeply with a
knife was found the three link en-
bem of the independent Order of
Odd Fellows and the following in
scripton, "H. S. Webb, Aug. 13,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09
GRAND VIEW
CELEBRATION
Was a Good 0Id-faShiOned Event
Which Was Enjoyed by a
Large Crowd.

Several from here attended the
celebration at Grand View last
Saturday and all who attended are
loud in their praise of the enjoy
ment furnished by the enterprising
citizens of that valley. Several
visited Grand View for the first
time and their first impression is
the same as that gained by every
one who visits this magnificent
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

Attor ney Wolfe returned Monday
from New York where he went
two weeks ago on business matters
On his return he stopped in Iowa
with his family who are spending
the summer there and enjoyed a
very pleasant visit with them
He states that Lucille has recover
ed from her recent attack of scarlet
fever and the family has been re-
leased from quaranteen- Judge
was glad to get back to Idaho He
stated that the heat was terrific
and owing 10 the humidity of the
air was more oppressive and effec-
tive than in Idaho where it is dry
and clear
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09
AVERY MOORE
GOES WRONG
Weli-kaOwn Newspaper Man Leaves
for Parts UnknOwn-War-
rant Out for His Arrest.

Alter passing a ''phoney' draft
for 500 on the First National
Bank of S andpoint, Idaho, it is al
legged Avery c. Moore, one of the
best known politicians of the state
of Idaho, who earned the sobri-
quet of Colonel by appointment
to Ex-Governor gutenberg mill
tary staff, is reported to have left
his wife and children destitute at
their home in Occur d'Alcne and is
now a fugitive from justice.
Information warranting the appre-
hension and detention of Moore
reached the office of Chief of Police
Rem H. Rice of this city this
morning from Standpoint in a COM
munication from George r. Bar
ker, editor and proprietor of the
Pend Orcille Review. 1t is as
sured that should the gentleman be
taken in custody,a warrant for his
arrest on the above named charge
will forthwith be furnished the
) authorities.
According to reports from Sand
point, Idaho, Colonel Avery c.
Moore came into that place about
three weeks ago and appearing at
the casuicr's window OF the First
National Bank of that place at
ted to raise 500 Or draft.
He was turned down. by Cashier
Catlin at the time.
He then sought out Editor Bar
ker Of the Pend Oreille Review
and asked him to identify him.
Barker states that he thought he
desired identification that COM
mon check might be cashed for him
and he called up the bank and did
the des red favor.
The draft was drawn on "An-
drew Moore, Ventura, Cal. - June
10 the draft was returned from
the Ventura bank cndorsed-''W i'll
send check. 'No check was sent and
telegram sent to the Ventura ad-
dress was returned with informa-
tion from the Ventura telegraph
office that no such person could be
locstcd there.
Moore's father is said to be {
resident of Spokane and the mar
wanted has been residing in Occur
d'Alcnc recently where it is re.
ported he has evidently left his
wife and family in absolute want.
1t is declared that they are so near
to destitution that Mrs. Mooi ha:
been compelled to sell her sewing
machine in order to raise money tt
pay her grocery bills.
II is reported that examination o
Moore's affairs show Lnat he ha:
been gambling heavily of late.
Moore has had a varied career
is well known all over the state o
Idaho and is not unfamiliar to ;
great many of the people of Wash
ing ton. For a number of years hi
was democratic memoer Of thu
legislature. Four years ago bt
was candidate for the congress
siona1 nomination in the democrat
ic state convention, but Senator Du
bois refused to accept him.
He Immediately turned to the re
publican party and two years ag'
ne and Secretary of State Lansdor
campaigned the state together
He was an eloquent speaker nd i
said to have been competent law
year. He was made bill clerk a
. the last session of the legislatur'
and attracted much attention al
: over the country in his attack up
on the payment of warrants by tn
state to the Pinkerton detective
in tn Stunenberg murder case.
t Moore is said to have aspired TO
) Congressman French IS seat and i
: reported to have laid his plans t
[ enter as a candidate for congress
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CITY TREASURER MAKES
QUARTERLY REPORT.
Judges Appointed to Conduct Special fIeC-
tiOn on July q, to Vote on
Sewerage Question.

irrigating pnk, 1925
No. 3S8. M Ford, team
ing 1900
No 389, Mt Home Elec
Co, st lights 4l5.3O
No. 800, A. Lahaie, st
work 500
No. 39l, John Horgan,
teaming 4.50
No. 3e2, John Carle, team
ing 600
No. 393 Chas. Van orfi,
teaming 800
No. 394, Mt Home
Flee Co, st lights 1870
No. 95, w P Ireland, ir-
rigating park, 22.5o
No. 90, A Lahaie, team
ing LOO
No. 81. S T White, st
work 1882
LIBRARY FUND
No. So, Mrs Cyrus Carr,
librarian $1,000
No. SO, Bailey, Siffert
Core 600
No. 90, Elnore Pub Co
ptg, ZOO
No. 81, Bailey, Siffertt
Co, rent 1000
No. 62, Mrs Cyrus Carr,
librsrian, 11.25
No. "a, Bailey, Siffert
Co, rent 1000
No. 65, Mrs Cyrus Carr,
Librarian HOO
Total 1857
The following liquor licenses
were granted for the quarter end
ing October 1st, 1908: Ben Ross,
W. D. Evans & Co. Ed. Weaver, j
Ottenheimer & Co. and E. F. God
dard.
The following officials were ap-
pointed to conduct the election to
be held on Tuesday, July d, 1908
II decide whether the village shall
or not issue municipal coupon
bonds in the sum of $4,000 for
the consideration of a sewer and
water system.
Judges, Mrs. Ellen S. Glenn,
! j. B. Stanfield and w. D. Evans.
Clerks r. H. Bennett, Jr. and H.
w. Lamberton. Distributing
clerk, Mrs. Cyrus Carr.
BY d motion of Sitton, seconded
by Eyster the board adjourned un-
til Thursday, July 9th, 1908 to con-
, slider sprinkling ordinance and
to take any action on any sub
ject that might have properly
come up at the regular meeting.
L. ]. WEAVER,
Attest: Chairman.
]. A. SIFFERT,
Clerk. 9
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Another Wool Sale

There will be another wool sale
at nine O'Clock Wednesday, July
IS, at which time there will be Of
fered fors sale about 2647 bags of
wool. Buyers or growers who
desire to attend the above sale will
e member the date and be present
at the appoint d b. ur.
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If WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Hespof Happiness It Would
Bring to Arcadia Homes

Hard to do homework with an aching
back.
Brings you hours Of misery at leisure
or at work. ss
II women only knew the cause that
Backache pains come from sick kidneys,
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
Arcadia people endorse this:
Mrs. ]. r. Dowd, Britt Ave, Arcadia,
Fla, says: ~ was in poor health for
some time as the result Of disordred
kidneys. My worse trouble was pains
through my back and sides | also had
slight attacks Of Rheumatism and at
times my whole body ached heard
SO much in favor Of Doan's Kidney
pills that / at last decided to give them
trial and / am now glad that did SO.
The contents of the first box gave me
relief and continued their use. The,
pains gradually lost their severity and
/ grew better In every way Doan's
Kidney Pills did me more good than,
any remedy | had previously tried and
I am glad to recommend them. lspro-
cured this worthy remedy at Harry
Cross drug store $
For sale BY all dealers Price So
cents Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo. New
York. sole agentsfor the United States
Remember the name Doan land
take no other. aus \ W
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WeddIng BeIls

For the third time within six
months Capt. G. S. Noble and wife
have had their happy home depict
ed in the loss Of a daughter. This
time it was Miss Elizabeth NJ, and
the fortunate man who secured the
prize was Mr.. John T. Binnecker,
a popular young contractor and
builder and real estate man Of Jack
sonville.
The Methodist church was beau
tifnl with greenery and flowers i'm
der the tasteful hands of Mr. G. S.
Bushnell, and at $3.50 p. m. the
church was filled with their host OF
friends to witness the beautiful
marriage ceremony Of the Episco-
pal church which was performed
jointly by Rev. c. White and Rev.
III. Keigwin.
The ushers were Louis Koch,
Leon Stroud, Harry Cross and Ro-
land Cline, and the flower girl was
the charming little Leona Priest
The bridesmaid was Miss Mabel
Fouldes and the best man was MIR.
w. H. Jones of Oranga Bend
Florida, who, twenty-six years age
officiated in similar capacity at the
marriage of Capt. Noble and wife,
and now for the third time in hall
a year he returned to assist in the
ceremony.
The bride was dressed in Paris
muslin over taffeta and carried bri-
dial roses. The music was by Mrs.
J. Ross, who, as the bridal party
was entering the church, accompa-
MED the beautiful solo, "Oh,
Promise me- which was sung by
Mr.. Brown.
After the ceremony number Of
the friends went to the home of the
pride at the Southern Hotel and
sat down at bountiful table of re-
freshments, and the merry party
enjoyed the occasion until the
evening train, on which the bride
and groom departed for their new
home in Jacksonville, followed BY
the congratulations and best wishe
Of a host Of admiring friends.
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BAZAAR a Marked Success

| The Bazaar given on Decembei
lis, by the Guild Of st. Edmund {
church, was a marked success both
financially and socially.
The wide hall and parlor of the
Central Hotel we're artistically dec
Grated with palms, beautiful ferns
and other handsome growing Ilants
interspersed with bright colored
lanterns. The various tables for
ices. candies, oysters, fancy arti-
cles and the Jack Horner pie were
arranged around the sides Of the
hall. The WEIGH Rabbits" we're
sold in a prettiiy decorated alcove,
whilethe delightful concert was
given in the large parlor.
Each of the varied musical selec.
tons was charmingly rendered and
& d n
the dramatic readings we're beyond
the criticism Of a mere layman.
They would have done credit 70
professionals.
The receipts were considerably
in excess of a hundred dollars, and
the member Of the Guild are most
grateful for the assistance given
them in preparing for the concert
and in other ways. X.
The proceeds Of the Bazaar are
to be used for making a sidewalk
around the little church Of St. Ed
mnnd.
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Tallahassee. Dec %. gAnother
large sale Of Everglades land has
been consuuimated here by Cover
nor Broward and the Internal I'M
provement board
Land. tits understood was sold
10 the vaiue Of 5000 900, but the
price paid per acre : not known
! ii IS said J, however, that $50 900
was paid in cash, the remaining
payments to be made three 81 four
additional installments. A New
orlcans con1p4qy Is understood Y
|be the purc6l
(3overnor Bfoxd hes for sever
Il r,e1tfhs een a<tiye II the lsatte'
81 sr}ntfsjng for The sale Of lands
before his tsrn of Office expires
aid Il may he that one q more
additional biz sales win b made ''1
before General 3ilchrist y iuanets'
rated 1k1k sb< policy q ths'
nt11,n<s. ||l b ip <he nlatter q
M |.If ii he Iaada remain to y
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Miss Mamie Morton Of Owens. was
shopping in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Thigpen Of Owens, was trad
ing in Arcadia Tuesday
Misses Myta and Berta coker Of Card
ner, spent Monday in Arcadia
Uncle John Bates OF Bunker, was
trausaciing business in orr city Tuesday
Mr.. Jerome Harrell Of Pine Level, was
seeing Santa Claus in Arcadia this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, from Glenn,
were shopping in Arcadia the first Of the
week
Mr. and Mrs. ] II. Tucker Of Sara
Sofa, were spending the first of the
week ia Arcadia
j. W. Smell, the prosperous merchant
Of Alva, was specializing among the rner-
chants Of Arcadia Tuesday
Peck Greene returned Sunday night
from the State University at Gainesville.
He will return next Saturday
Elect Gilchrist spent We'd
nesday in Arcadia mingling with his
many friends
Miss Pearl Johnson, who has been yis-
iting'her sister in Jacksonville for the
past month, returned home on Monday
night
Capt. and Mrs. {. Orr Of Brownville,
with their niece, Miss Clara Jackson, of
Thomaston, Ca, were on our streets
shopping and seeing the Christmas toys
Monday
Rev. Rudolph Stanley, rector Of ST.
Ddmund's Episcopal church, breaches
his farewell sermon on next Sunday.
We have not learned who will be his
successor e.
Mrs. r. d. Candy came in from the
grove last Saturday and stayed until Sum
day afternoon. This good woman al
ways makes somebody glad when she
comes to town
Bishop Gray held service in St. Ed
mund's church twice last sunday AT
night he confirmed four, Mr.. and Mrs.
shepard, and two little boys, one the
SON Of r. M. Lock aud the other the son
Of J. T. Stopebraker
DIR. c. P. Baird and wife went to Bar
tow Wednesday night 70 visit Mrs, Geo.
NJ. Wright, their daughter and her hus-
band. They took Lillian Wood, who
has been sick for some time, along with
them for a Christmas treat and to see
little John
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OUR BUSINESS BRINGERS
Local Affairs Of The City as Told
BY Our Business People and Others

Try the Laundry on yolr table linen
New line Boys Pants just In at Gore &
SCOTS
Hay, Oats, Corn aud Shorts at The
Bridge Store
Pickles, sweet and sour, in bulk, at
Espenlaub's
Table cloths and sheets done up like
new skthe Laundry
Sweet Potatoes aud new Fla, syrup at
The Bridge Store
Ride Bicycle, it's all the go. NJ, L.
Bryan has them for rent.
Fruits, candies, nuts raisins and other
things good to eat at Bryan's
Get your gasoline for irrigation from
w. R, Kabrich & Company
SELF Shoes are the best Every pair
guaranteed at Gore & SCOTS
Go to Espenlaub's for Libby's, pre-
serves The best in the market
See Walter Kabrich about trading your
old Sewing Machine for new ole
If you don't know what to eat call
around and Espenlaub will tell you
I New line of Mems and Boys Furnish
ing Goods just in at Gore & SCOTS
Champion advertisements bring bust
ness. Try them and be convinced.
FOR RENT Nice Large Airy Room
for Offices. See Gore & Scott.
Let Walter Kabrich prove to you that
the White Sewing Machine is the best
All sorts Of Xmas novelties, toys and
Arcadia souvenir china, spoons, ETC., at
+. Morqus
Cuba Lands. Splendid Cattle Ranch
Cheap. Andrews Trading Co., Gaines
Vile Fla. aI-pd
Several thousand old newspapers fol
sale at 20 cents 100. See us at ouI
new office or call up phone 40.
FOR RENT: Five room cottage in
good location. Inquire Of owner next
door, Mrs, E. H. Chollar, Hickory
street. S0-2tp
FOR SALE--A good mercantile bust
ness carrying about 5000 stock.
About ten miles from railroad. For par
ticulars call at this Office
Palmettoes on fifteen acres or more
land TO be grubbed Immediately by con-
tract. Call on or address q. T. humphrey
l2H miles west of Arcadia
For Sale surry in first class condt
!. ton. will be sold at bargain. Can b
I seen at e NJ. Barnett's Blacksmith
Shop just west Of Heard's Packing
House
i Everything in souvenir china at the
Morqus store. The complete tea and
other sets of Arcadia souvenir goods are
just too pretty. Call and see them when
you are out shopping
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Gardner Fire Swept

We learn in roundabout way
that the town of Gardner was fire
swept Tuesday night. The FIRE
started in the rear Of Mr.. Fielder's
store and rumor has it that only
one store and the depot are left.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24

Miss Kathleen Peacock arrived Mon
day night to visit her aunt, Mrs. viii
Hanson during the holidays
Rob Campbell Is home from Tampa
toi the holidays
Miss Michael Cokket of Gardner,
spent Monday in the city
Mrs. R. T.. whidden and family left
Tneeday morning for the stockade to
spend Christmas with Mr. Whidden
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deal AFFAIRS


,,,.t Lodge No. 81, r, s A, ~. meets
IAN a. On or before the full moon 10 each
". S. DAVENPORT. ". M.
Z HIATT Secretary
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-24

lust received, a fancy line 81 ladies
novelties, belts and collars Call and
see the Boston Store y q
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l)r. !. c. Davis, the well known oph-
ci..s Is here again at Cottage hotel until
Saturday. january 2. Heacachs cured
with glasses Don't neglect your chill
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I'D
4 eilligau spent Saturday IN the
4 Mel. Martin was in the city Sat
/ Register is seen on our streets
h and Mrs. Page arrived last night
summerlin
b Davis Of Nocatee, was shopping
Iesdia Saturday
ia Jennie Iangford left Monday for
bsry and Barlow
II Bagweil and Mira. Sallie, Of Hull,
hopping in Arcadia today
n. Ssuls, real estate man Of Bowl
Green, spent Monday in Arcadia
NJ FLORENCE Henscheu left Wednes-
d. oakland to visit the family
Ibrney c. c. Morgan of Fort Ogden,
doing business in Arcadia Tuesday
u Edna Dishong returned Sunday
from visit to her sister, Mrs, Carl
,nAn
b Emma Stephens OF Tampa, spent
Wednesday in Arcadia with Miss
y Taylor
b, Missouri men came down from
ucrth Friday night, They were
kiug Tot land.
and Mrs. J. S. Hollingsworth Of
xnyille, we're buying Christmas pres
ID Arcadia Wednesday
e Geneva Highsnith left this morn
pspeud the holidays with her sis
Mrs. A. B. Royal, at Gardner
bdstnIas tree at the Methodist church
sh!. Also the Baptist tree at opera
and Episcopal tree at that church
Melvin Tracy, representing the
Printing Ink Company, Of Savan7
ea., paid us . PLEASANT call We'd
serd county has gone dry.
vas nearly four to one for anti
rtts, The election occurred De
u q.
and Mrs. w. A. Pelot, who have
spsndirg some time on their grove
seus, have gone home to ocsla for
holidays
( Storm the Tribune got didn't
,nt to anything, 50 far, except . few
y days and drop OF q few degrees
mpesature. Ills warmer now
J. {, Davis. he expert optician
arrive IN Arcadia today and will be
Re city Tor severed days. He is loca-.
i Cottage Hotel and invites those
ing his cervices to call and have
eyes examined
and Mrs. ]. T.. deTreville left
uesday to spend The HOLIDAYS IN Col
IN ',v -
y ~ pos'''on ne'e = ''se Z,
~ WV % s'''y y 'ose ~ =
s0ap'e
e dwelling house ON the Teen Wal
o'snt last week 4 tenant occup'so
himself ard family were op'y