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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
CHELSEA

Mrs. Nellie i Thompson went last
week to Vershirc, where she viii spend
few weeks with her daughter Mrs.
Herbert kingsbury
Charles E. Davis. who sold his farm
on the east blu IN December and moved
to plainGeld was IN town last week 70
GET a load o. goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery o. Bicknell and
Miss Jane Laird spent Thursday IN VIII
Jamestown as guests 81 the latter's niece,
Mrs Arthur stearns. and family
Burt Kent, Who has worked IN the
yard al the bobhin shop for the past
year has accepted q position as turner
and took up bis work on the inside last
week
Perley W. Rogers o. STAFFORD has
been in town during the past two weeks
working on the Chelsea mills recently
purchased By George n. Medealf max
ing needed repairs.
Charles Doyle, who has worked at the
bobbin shop during the past two years
has closed bis labor there aud viii move
in the spring onto the Alvah O'Donueil
farm on The cast hill.
At the teachers examinations held by
Prof. ] Al Comstoek AT The high school
building Thursday and Friday. there
were rine teachers who presented them
selves for examination.
Fred 0rdway, Clarence r. coriiss and
Oliver +. Burgess started ont Saturday
morning ia quest Of q fox. taking with
them Julien q Hoods hound. and before
noon thew returned with the game they
went after
Mrs Wallace G. Sanborn who went two
weeks aso 20 visit ben brother Martin
n0honon ii Washington, was taken ll
last week and developed pieuo. pneu
moaia and 81 the last report was refY
dangerously 30 Mr. sanbon was called
to her bedside the middle 81 last week
The intermediate department Of tie
uaded school which S held g tie brick
sehoolhause h tie upper village 50
called closed Ms winter term wednesday
the 10th nsia and the teacher. Miss
Floretia Ward VINO Ia taught a very
suee siul winter term returned 10 her
home IL Amherst Mass, Saturday morn
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
smaIl - 49, PaIa


ga Pennsylvania girl writes n that
she gathered and washed feathers and
down for whole year" says Anna
Sfeese Richardson ii Woman Home
Companion Tor February. The next
summer she made 4 np snto pillows us.
ing attractive icking and ohntz and
sold Them To guests 81 mountain Re.
sort eight miles away She offered the
lnflIows at triHe less than tho price
- ed fl city shop but THE appeal e
city folk lay n the fact that they
we're real feather pillows from the coun-
tTv
"a Qirl who liyea ID New Jersey, With.
in cammunitiue distance Of New y oFk
started 4 bottled raising fresh lettuce
and radishes These she boldly Carried
RS New York Ia suitcase and SOLD
TO other people working II the Office
where she was employed To-day That
girl has a eood-sized truekfarm ems
plogs several hands aud does not have
e work fl city office
Away out in Nebraska a farmers
daughter tried to d the same thing.
believing that She eould induce tile
green groeers ID Gle nearest town to
handle her frrsh lettuce and radisbes
rather than those shipped in bv commits
si0n merchants The dealers were afraid
ta give her amy encouragement Her
supply might not be PIP u the standard
She might not raise enough to supply
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
SOUTH CABOT

w. RI Tibhetts and Eugene pntnam
have been working 10 East Cabot for q
few days.
II IS hoped Clint All patrons "a AL.
berta grange VIII remember the next
meeting February rs and trY 90 come,
Jas the third aud fourth degree win be
given and there viii also be debate
On the question Resolved That The
farmers life IS preferable u that Of a
mechanic W. Q. SouthWick and Don
Brown viii speak on the affirmative and
Lewis St John and Silas Packer 81 the
negative 1t i hoped that an members
win come and take part in the debate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
THE ROAD TO THE TOP.
Secret Of Success, Or Tails a. the
Railroad Station

Secret Of Success, Or Tale a. ths
Railroad Station.
They stood 90 the station platform,
and the mercury lowered around zero
By the way. SIR exclaimed the IN.
quisieive man 30 the red earmuIs, n
JUST saw you speak to your wealthy
brother"
Well. SIR. what Of # If You didY
snorted the big man with The icIeles In
bis mustache
Nothing SIR nothing at all But
or would you mind telling me the real
cause Of his aecumulating SO much
Wealth.
~oh. slushe
Pm not after any slangy nonsense.
friend ! want to know the real cause
Of yom brothers accommodating bis
Pile
"0h. slush"
"Come. now-ean't yoa be sociable
and tell me the reasonf7
The big man made megaphone Of
his hands
"slush confonnd It. slushl S-l-u-s-hl
He manufactures rubber boots for
snowy weather, II you ASK me again
mp
But the inquisltive man 10 the red
earmuffs was hiking Il down the track.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
MAGAZINE REVIEW

Brander Matthews contributes a high.
II interesting article 70 the january
number Of The North American Review
on the late Richard Watson Glider IN
tie course Of the article Alr. Matthews
Observes
calder set an abiding example Of civic
fidelity He stood for the best always,
in art, IN literature and in life. He
set high standards for himself as well
as for others There was no selfishness
IN bis altrusim. no unworthy selfeek.
ing, no demand for appreciation RE did
only what be thought Il bis duty to do;
and be found his reward IN the memory
Of the deed itself He had o large ccl.
erosity Of mind He was free from
pedantry and from prigeishness; and he
never assumed an attitude Of affected
superiority The basis Of bis character
was simplicity and sinceritvi ne was
rooted M loyalty IN All hs relations.
personal and political he was nnfail.
ingly scrupnlous FIe was as hopeful
IS he was helpful He was an optimst
who was also an opportunist taking the
most 81 which could be obtained al tie
moment, assured that more would GER
tainly be granted q little later; and be
felt this assurance because 81 his IN.
grained belief in the desire Of most men
70 do what Is right so soon as the
right should BE revealed to them. He
was 4 poet Of distinction and an editor
of eminent ability; he was q leader il
good causes; hut when an is said the
man himself looms larger than his work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
ROOSEVELT NEARING NILE.


Expected to Reach condokoro, il the
soudan, on Wednesday
Gondokoro soudaH % tbo Upper Nile,
Feb l5.- Colonel Roosevelt and the oth-
ers 81 the Smithsonian African Scientific
expedition are expected here on
Wednesday, The launch Of Genaai SIr
Reginald Wingate, siraar 81 the Egyp.
tan army IS il waiting to convey The
party to Khartoum The trip down the
Bar elJabel ana the White NiIo VIII
he begun Thursday Of Friday ard
Khartoum should be reached about
March 9 Three days latter the voyage
down the river Nile 70 Cairo win be-
gin
The last news from the American
party was received from Minute Uganda
protectofate on Feb 2 when tile ten
DAYS march to Gondokoro was com
menced The march which was to be
over about los miles Of rough terri
tory was expected 81 be as hard Il not
more trying than any other portion af
the expeditions route.
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them aud then they would not know
how much 70 expect from her and how
much from the commission merchants
"Ihe girl made q house to-house cans
sass among housewives and offered them
freshly picked vegetables at the same
price they had been paying for the bots
house supply shipped fn She was just
brave enough not Co eut under tie prices
81 the local grocers Her list Of cus
TONER'S grew She came to town three
times week The green efocers dis
covered that she was cutting into their
trade They eaplhlated To-day she
supplies them all sends dollhouse prod
nets % town three times i week il win
ter, and garden truck every day IN sum
mer.
Another girl visiting 4 meatspack
me plant was told by tile guide 81 the
poor quality Of aprons furnished the
butchers She boldly offered 70 provide
aprons Of better material and appealed
to the purchasing agent and got her
chance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
BERLIN

John Hnse Of Woodstock Is visiting
friends n town fof few dayA
MI ana Mls. WI r. Reed and Miss
Mildred visited at William Mccarthy
last Tuesday
3if and Mrs William Mccarthy and
Miss Isabella risitsd AT Fin Holland
III Mortified last Wednesday
rbe Lend a Hand society viii give an
oyster supper ID She town ban next
Wednesday evening Everybody Is H-
ylted.
a. r. Covell formerly of Berlin but
row Of Montpelier wss married "a Miss
Clemmie Sawyer Of Mortified Saturday
Mr.. Covell's many friends wish him
happy life. Miss Sawyer Was at one
time a teacher I'd the Barre schools
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

= never felt So near my grave" writes
Lewis chamblm Of Manchester. Ohio. Il.
I. No 3 as when a iriehtfnl cough and
lung tronble pulled me down 10 ll5
pounds in spite Of many remedies and
the best doctors And that ann alive
to-day IL due solely To DR.. Kings New
Discovery. which completely cured me-
Vow ! weigh 100 pounds and can work
bard Il also cured my fom children Of
Group" Infallible for coughs and colds,
It's the most certain remedy for Ia grippe,
asthma desperate hung trouble and all
bronchial affections SOC and 800. A
trial bottle free Guaranteed BY Red
Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
The True Test
Tined in Barre, It Has Stood the Test

The hardest test Is ire test Of time.
and Doan's Kidney Pills have stood il
well ia Barre Kidney sufferers can
hardly ask for stronger proof than The
foflowing.--
Mrs. Margaret Reid, 40 Maple evsaaa.
Barre, w. says' 4 gave a public state.
ment IN favor Of Doan's Kidney Pills in
1905, and am glad % confirm It at
this time for the benefit Of All persons
who suffer from kidney trouble For
more than three years was bothered
Of and On by boekaches, and az night
suffered 80 intensely that | could not
sleep. During damp weather / was al.
ways worse and. although wore pias
ters obtained only temporary relief
When Doans Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me, ! procured a box at z. A..
browns drug store. They helped me IN
4 short time. and I continued taking
them until the pain in ms back was
entirely relieved. Doan's Kidney Pills
benefited me in every way. and I have
had little or no trouble from my kidneys
since"
For sale BY all dealers, Price 50 cents.
Foster Alilhurn Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

A. ] Page IS home from Randolph.
w T. Fideid i in Rochester saving
wood
F c. Powers e entertaining tie
gfipne
Mn NJ j. Page Il III with heart
trouble.
Herman Kent was IN Rochester Fri
day evening
William ie par n suffering with tbe
prevailing cold
Beatrice Kent is quite III with eouges
tion IF the liver and f attended by
Dr Merriam
Josie TAYLOR who has been al her
uncles William Buntley,a week 81 more
returned to tier home ii Rochester Iuos-
day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

The death Of Frank Flint Of Braintree
Is reported here.
Miss Lena Rhodes went to Mortified
Moday % assist a friend who is ill for
few weeks
Mrs Wyman. who has been ID the
family Of Clayton Tfask for some time
went % Bethel Monday
Miss Hihreth Waldo, WHO = attending
the normal school was at Bethel with
I leg grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Waldo over Sunday.
The friends q Mrs. n. G. Greene are
glad % report 9 marked Improvement IN
the last few days and q complete re-
eoverx a anticipated.
Miss Bessie Copeland has 50 far fecov.
erred from her recent surgical operation
as 70 b able To resume work in the
store 0l Stoekwell q Hatch.
Encouraging news comes from Hon.
James Hutchinson. who 10 an accident
in Washington. D. G., suffered the frac-
turc of his hip about three weeks apo.
marked Improvement ID bis condition
has taken place in che last few days
Mrs. Lyman Xix has leased the lower
part AZ Mira Charlotte Iilles house on
School street and win move 70 that
place about the middle Of March. while
Henry Noble viii take possession Of the
place III which she now lives, which he
purchased some time ago.
A. rtl fff4s t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Neurasthenia as Seen By Emmanuel
Church Healers.

Like an nervous troubles, neuras-
thenia IS more common among women
than among men The neurasthenic
woman has q constant sense Of depres.
sion She Is easily fatigued some.
times the slightest effort throws her in
b a state 81 painful exhaustion Yet
her breathing "a normal. her pulse regu.
laf her muscles are welldeeeioped. and
there may Be rs trace of paralysis Or
81 real muscular fatigue or weakness.
Size is the victim Of what Is known as
habit fatigue kind Of false wear
mess which differs from normal healthy
fatigue in that & Is not helped as a
rule. by rest Actions which ought 20
be mechanical are because Of the nm.
dine attentions paid Ga them changed
into pysho physical actions which af.
feet the centers 81 sensation ID che brain
and give rise 70 feelings Of lassitnde
and tension, and these feelings ID turn
react on The muscles
n other words The neurasthenic
woman expects to be fatgled after even
slight exBrtion, ard therefore regards
the Intended exeFtion with appreheH-
sion; depression and tie sense Of fatigue
are the result 10 these miseries men
al tormeufs are added She fears per.
hans chat she is becoming insane or
THAT she Is losing her memory This
fear. however, Is baseless because when
size Is carefully tested on these points
she il found 70 have excellent memory
and u betrav No serious mental synp
toms One invarahle sign 81 her state
Is the tendency To worry with rs con-
segment insomnia aud the worry and
the insomnia react % her mental CON
dition and bring about the depression
81 which she is always conscious Rev
samuel AlcGomb 2. D., il Everybody S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
unl,iokv Beast.

The passenger inside the cab sud
denly put lbs head out IF the window
and exclaimed 10 the driver Get on.
man. Get on. Wake up your nagi
"shgre sor / 'aven't the heart g
bate lm'
what's the matter WITH him2 Is he
gickgn
NO, sor, 'e's not sick, but it's un.
lucky e Is, scr -nnluckyl You see, sor,
every morning afore ! put i'm n the
cab tosses I'M whether 'e'll ave q
feed of oats or I'll ave a dhrink Of
whisky. an the poor haste has lost five
mornings running Cosmopolitan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
CARD

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 5e-eent bottle
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
it fails to cure your cough Or cold. We
also guarantee 25eent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Red Cross Pharmacy, u A. Drown.
G. r. Kendrick & Co, D. +. Davis.
George r. Edison, u b. Macarthur
w II Miles & Co, McAllister Bros
y. c. Howard, j. A. CUNNING.
J. W. Parmenter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

A Philadelphia clergy tells Of
no incident 10 connection With hia
first visit 70 d town II Pennsylvania
where he expected TO he called as pas
tor.
While tramplng along d dusty road
he was 50 fortunate as TO encounter q
man in q wagon who gave him a
lift During the conversation that
ensued between the two the divine
ehaneed to ask
DO the folks hereabout enjoy rell-
giong
"A don't know exactly replied his
companion bur s'pose that them
that has II enjoys it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
$3.50 1 - e go.

Waking It Farc Far Father.
They were having g guessing match
at riddles. and nothing seemed impos
sible to old Father Jones As last
resort old Mother Jones got up and an
nouneed thai she had one 1T Is
green, Il stands against the wall and
makes 4 noise Hke COW"
After d voileg 81 faulty answers the
younger generation give up and turn
ed to Father Jones Even 10 looked
helpless. At last be surrendered to
mothers mercy
Mother Jones drew deep breath
aad with lock 81 importance. said.
"lt's q herring
"a heFringw al yelled How e
why, It's green Il you paint II
green said Mother jones' and'
but It doesn't stand against the
wall they ala protested
Eyes f Won nail # against the wall
smiled Mother Jones'
But spoke up Father Jones. swho
ever heard Of herring crying like a
cows"
Wen defended Mother Jones. sif
hadn't put that "a son would have
guessed the riddle success Maya
zine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Why It Is Hard 10 Get Good Singers
ii America.

ii America.
IN the department Of Plays and Play
ers," in tho February American Maya
zine the writer explains why &c Is that
it Is 50 difficult % persuade ne Euro.
pean singers % come TO this country
lie saws
Most foreign opera houses maintain
u system 81 pensions After singer
has been connected a certain number Of
years with q given operate establish
meut he may retire on 8 pension fer the
rest Of bis life Usually thc Term az
service Is ten years Leo Slezak the
gigantic success IN the role 81 0tello,
has been nine years with Che opera at
Vienna After singing tlere one more
year he viii receive q pension Of 81 500
year as long ne he lives Gustav
Mailer, conductor Of tie New York
Philharmonic, now receives 3 pension ~
$1,000 yenr from The Austrian govern
ment The minimum pension Of solo
singer is 81 000 q vear.
"Thus foreign singers know that II
they stick 70 che foreign opera houses
they viii have pension sufficient 10
live upon If they are to De attracted
thence 60 this country, only huge sal.
arios can do IL Ihat is why II Is nee
essary for our operate managers to-
guarantee most singers Of note az least
FORTY performances season 1afus0
has a guarantee of eighty performances
q season at a reported rate 81 $500
a performance total Of S200oQ0 for
bis American season alone Whatever
Bis salary. there Is no doubt that Garuso
"a BY far the best paid singer II tile
probably three times better paid
than any other His yearly income ey
ceeds 100000 This country pays two
thirds 81 this sum bnt fre Italian picks
up quite a bit 81 loose change abroad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
80 BARRE.

a valentine social win BE held IN the
church vesiry Monday evening, Febru-
airy a A short program viii BE given
and refreshments win be prepared and
served entirely BY the gentlemen Adj
mission. 10 centa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
When Ruhbsrs Become Necessary

And your Shoes pinch shake into your shoes =
len's Foot Ease the antisepuc powder for the
feet a. cures painful, swollen. smartne sweat
ing fFet and fakes the sting ont Of coins aud
hHpinnH. just The thing for patent leather shoes.
dancing parties ana for breaking IN new shoes.
Many people cannot wear heavy stockings
comfortably vi thout shaking Aliens Foot kas0
lnsn The shoes. sold everywhere. a5c sampla
fHhf. Address. Allen s Dimsted, Le Roy, n.
Don't accept any substitute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Funeral Of Dr. Edgar r. Blood Held
YesleIaaY Allernoon.

The funeral 81 nf Edgar y. Blood
was held from lhe homie 81 bis sister,
Mrs Ellen Blanchard. on Randolph ase
nue af o'clock Monday afternoon Rev.
Fraser Netzaf officiating Ihe bearers
were chosen from Che members ol q q.
Grant post Of which he was . member
and were G. rs. A. Putnam Edwin Ri
ng Henry Gilbert and J Fl Cass lsn
order was also present IN q body The
intefment was n southYiew cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
GRANITEvILLE.

The Ladies Asd will meet with Mrs.
Robert Mitchell Wednesday evening &C z
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Only last summer he got $4,000 for
singing in three performances At 0s-
tend
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Hss been Used 4or over aTxrX-FIvE EEaRs b. MIL
LIONS Of it4THERs fof fheif CHILDREN WfsE
EkErHING, With PERFECT SUCCESS. e EoON81k
tie CHILD, G0FrENa the GUNS, ALIAYs al PAIN
CURES WIND coI1c. and Is thc best remedy tx DlkH
khEA. Sold ~ nrseists in every part 81 tle world
As sure ana ash tor Mrs.. Windows sacfliiuE sseuH,
aaa t1Ae 10 qtaer Kind. 1aeHig-fge cens hote Gnb
aed under tie Food and Drugs Act june h 1903 Serial
semaer ieas. AZ OLD AND WILL TRIED REMEDY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Trains leave Barre FOR Wells River, connect.
ne 10 that point VITA trains going both north
and south. af I4j a. M. 1921 and f0i p. m. The
223 train connects with train for hoston, and
north for Lisbon. Littlet0n. Fabyans and Ian
eastcr, also with Montreal express, end the 115
and 400 trains with So Iohnsbnry trains.
Irains ieAYa Barre for Montpelier AZ fs5
1850 D ~. i2s6 aod. s.i0 ami 6.a0p
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
IRAvELtRs' RAILWAY GUIDE.
centrnI Yermont RaIlwar.

central vermont Runway.
Trains leave Barre for White River junction
and boston. add way stations also windsor
and Bellows Falls and New York az t2 and
li61 =. IA. and ii.s5 p. N. Also leave bNsre Tor
White River Junction. Bellows kaiis Spring.
Geld and New York at SIS j. M.
Trains leave Barre for Burlington, 81 Al
hana, Montreal aud way stations AZ hN a N,
ttb. h46 b. m. ana AIS a. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
THE LARGEST MAKER and RETAILER
OF MEMS FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD.

''4uPEHlON 70 OTHER WAKtB.'
u have worn w. {. Douglas shoes for the
past six years, and always find they are far
superior 10 al Other hiEh grsdc shoes b style.
comfort and durraiftf W. q. JONES
no howard Ave-, Utica, NJ, u
II ! could take you into my large face
tories az Brockion. Mass, and show you
how carefully w. l. Douglas shoes are
made. you would realize why they hold
their shape, III better, wear longer, and
are Of greater value than any other make.
CAUTION see that ". 4, pouglas name nd price
Z stamped un the bottom. Take Is d @uhstifute.
~ Nauf dealer c0uuni it you With VII Doug I4s ehH4
wfiie fQr NAL Order italoa WI HDuNlAs, hIuCktau
hAsA --~- FOR SALE By -
GEORGE n. IILDEN, BARRE, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
RIectrIc 500 RaIlwav.

Cars leave square IN HARE for Mon tpeiier AZ
% minutes Of and Is inmates past the hour.
leave montpelier for Barre on the hour and
bali hour until 10 D. N.
The Western news., 1910-06-01
DISTRICT COURT TRIALS
BEGIN NEXT MONDAY.

Continued from page one)
The Western news., 1910-06-01

State of Montana against M. J.
Walsh, burglary, Wednesday, June 8.
State of Montana against Ed Tyson
informed against as William Tyson,
tirst-degree assault; Wednesday,
June s.
State of Montana against George
w. Ward, second-degree assault;
Thursday, June 9.
State of Montana against George
w. Ward, killing of game out of sea-
son; Thursday, June 9.
State of Montana against Ed En-
sign and Fred Holbrook, grand lar.
ceny; Friday, June 10.
State of Montana against ]. 7.
Humble, rape; Friday, June 20
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation COM
pany, against Thomas F. Porch and
Delina Porch, condemnation suit;
Monday, June IS.
Ed Carroll and others against Tom
J. White, debt; Tuesday, June IA.
Mary E. Bell against Joseph M.
Dixon, as executor, debt; Wednesday,
June Is.
George Miles and others against
James D. Kerlee and others, quiet
title; Wednesday, June Is.
George F. Brooks against G. H.
Garnet. Jr., debt; Thursday, June IS.
Matthew Whaley against Hamilton
Thacher and others, damages; Thurs
day, June 10.
Martha J. Allison-Reinkeh against
Elmer E. Smith, recover real property; !;
Saturday, June 1s.
J. n. Schoonover against d. J..
Wha,ey. damages; Saturday, June 1S.
p J. Mcdonald, as administrator,
against Bitter Root Valley Irrigation
company, damages; Monday, June 20.
James P. Daily aginst Bitter Root
Va.is, Irrigation company, damages;
Tuesday, June II.
Patrick Raftery against Bitter Root
Valley irrigation Company, damages;
Wednesday, June %
William Fry against Eva Gillett,
mortgage foreclosure; Friday. June 24'
r. B. Nicholson against Bitter Root
Valley Irrigation company, damages;
Friday, June "a.
Lon Young against Jonas Bones.
lien foreclosure; Saturday, June IS.
Anna Milward against Fred Mil
ward, divorce; Saturday, June IS.
R.D. Hollister against P. H. Ed
wards, damages; Monnay, June 81.
L. J. Campbell against NJ. Rem
maker, suit on note; Tuesday, 2S.