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The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
See Sam Burd, the Tailor, for that suit or pair of pants, if you want the best value for your money.

As cheap as gasoline or steam. | 1 hundred times as simple, and thou l sand times Safer-the electric motor. See the Gity Water x Light Company man.
 hayea number n ArEau>as Pearls l for >lie They win maka beautiful settings for rings. studs. etc Appra- i priatc for Christmas presents. ]. F..
 Bass.
 Nr Tom Joyce. expert h0rseshoer at Dr. Aldrich $ shop. was a profes- l Sional visitor To Mr sam Rolfe.s tim- Der camp on Fliteeu-Mile Bacon last sunday,
 1 FOR SALE A few thoroughbred BaA Orpington chickens. bred from tine first prize winner at Mariana last year. pfsL. II Merritt, Forrest l City, Ark.
 Mr F NJ Gress. of Rhea X Gress, ginnerS. at Ileth. was in town yeStef-
 day on business. and gave us d plea sant call. He was enrOute home from | Little Rock.
 l ILlIOuA OpldltN u lldi iIiI LII LII NSS of any kind toley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs and cures colds. Do not accept any substitute. J T. Sanders.
 Mr. Frank Sattertied came in last week from Hillerman, Arkansas,
 where he had been on business for his l lodge, the Woodmen of the World for
 which he is organizer. Squire lohn Sherman, of Goodwin, was in town on business and ming
 ling with friends Tuesday. He gave us pleasant call. and has our thanks l for substantial fayors.
 Mrs. Elmo Hudson and baby, who 1 have been visiting Mrs. Hudson 's
 parents in Mariana, k at home, greatly to the delight of Mr. Hudson and her many friends.
 Buy your Holiday Goods al the Newsstand and gel ONE THOl >- AND VOTES for every Sl0 cash you spend Come help your fayofite con testant win the piano.
 Mrs. l. II. Bonner and baby Wilda, of BonnerWeod, cana over on We'd nesday of last week, and were guests of Misses Mamie and Stella Doyle oHe night. returning Thursday. Mrs. L. C. Knight. who has been visiting Capt and Mrs John Avery. and other relatives and friends in Hot Springs, for several weeks, is eX- peeted t0 return home today
 
 Every body k cordially invited to come to tbe Bowling Alley and enjoy the healthful exercise. Good order maintained. and ladies especially will be given every consideration
 Every family has need of good, reliable finimeHt For sprains, bruises, soreness ofthe muscles and rheumatic pains there is none better than Cham berlain's. Sold by all dealers.
 See about installing all electric mo ter-see how cheap it is, how simple and how safe, and you'll wonder how YOU ever got along without it Let us show you. City Water < Light Co.
 Mr. John N. Mallory has sold his Storeboat on the St. Francis river about l6 miles above Madison, To Mf. W r. Ryan, and was visiting rela- tives and mingling with friends Tn town Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
FIFTEEN THOUSAND VOTES given for every Swear subscription to The Times -$7.50
FIFTEEN

You bet your life we have Men < Suits-l0ts and bodies of them hobby and up to-date, too. Fit Nous Yes, and your pocket book. too LCok around. and then come To us. and We will sell them to you cheaper. Swartz Bros
 Contestants get more votes for d dollar paid on subscription than in any other way two thousand and should therefore hustle for subscrip- tions. Ask every one you see 10 help you win by subscribing for The Times.
 Mr W. A Melee, Of east of town, was in the city Wednesday on business and gave Us very pleasant call He will please accept our thanks for payment of subscription account in full ane one year in ad- vance.
 Wheezing in the lungs indicates that phlegm is obstructing the air passages Ballard's Horehound Syrup loosens the phlegm so that it can be coughed up and ejected. Price 25c. 50c and HOO per bottle. Sold by ], T. San ders
 Baby Clarence Slaughter was criti- caily i'll Tuesday night, but we are glad to learn k much better and out of danger at present. The little fellow has had a hard time of it, and we hope he will soon be entirely restored 10 good health.
 Contractor W. E. Brewer commence eel work Monday morning on the Bridg- forth residence. and has the founda- tion finished The preliminary work of framing, however. has been handi capped to a great extent by the in element weather.
 Mr <. F Merrill. Of Marianna. man ager for the S. ". T. X T. Go, at Brink ley, Mariana and Forrest City, and Mr ]. W Byrd, of Helena. diyi sion trafiic chief for the same eompa ny. were in the city Monday night and Tuesday morning.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
10000 votes for s5 on subscription.

Little Fizer Sanders. who has been III for three weeks, is great deal bet ter, though he is stili having some fever.
 Miss Minnie Jones. of Monette. Arkansas, was q charming guest of her friend, Miss Annie Boyett, last week.
 Delicious Fancy Candies. fresh and me, just received from the factory At Try it. o''N '2'
 Rev. j. NJ. Taylor, of Paraguld. will preach at the Christian Church We'd hesday, Dec. 20. Everybody cordially invited
 Oh: But that new lot of Books al the Newsstand is interesting. Don't wait. Come now and select a few beauties
 Mr. Frank Sulcer. of Goodwin. was Tn town Tuesday on business and mlngling with friends. He gave us q pleasant call
 \ Microscope, operated by electricity reflects any picture in color, post card or drawing. Only few left at Newsstand
 FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room with fire, for gentlemen or gentleman and wife Apply al Times Office.
 Mrs Rofe Eldridge and baby left Wednesday for Augusta, 10 visit for a week with her mother and other rela- tiTes and friends.
 It will afford you pleasure to look over our line of holiday offerings al the Newsstand, and We will be pleased to show you through.
 Call and see the plat of our new ad- dition 10 the city of Forrest City. Lots now offered for sale. Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City
 Special for ladies. Come in and see our line of taiior-made suits, the same as you bought and for which you paid Sl0.o0 more elsewhere. Swartz Bros
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
f0RTY-FIVE THOUSAND VOTES given for every 15-year Subscrip- tion to The Times --$22.50. Others have done it, why not you.

Heartburn is symptom Of indiges- tion Take dose of Hefbine in such cases. The pain disappears instantly. The bowels operate speedily and you feel fine, vigorous and cheerful Price 1oe. Sold by l. T Sanders
 You bel year life we have Mems Suits lots and oodles pft hem hobby and up to-date. too. Fit you9 Yes. and your nocket60ok, loo Look around, and then come 10 us. and We will sell them to you cheaper SWartz Bros.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasssts ssess sos of &<Hz2zzSsl

Phil McAlester,a one-legged negro, who is well known tO Forrest Gityites. was arrested Monday by Deputy Potts tice of the Peace Turiey, and was fined He was sent 10 jail in default of the amount necessary to pay the in e-
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

H A. KNIGHT, Exalted Ruler
 R. W. BENSON, Secretary See
 The Books
 And Games
 At the Newsstand.
 Also Xmas Novelties.
 Toys at Neblett's.
 Mince Meat at Evans.
 Grape Fruit at Evans.
 Fireworks at Neblett's.
 Go to Sanders for Toys.
 See J. F. kass for Pearls.
 Fresh celery at Neblett's
 10000 votes for S5 on subscription Mince meat at Lawrence's. Microscopes at Newsstand. school Pickles at Neblett's. Only 9 days until Christmas. Fruits and Nuts at Neblett,s. Christmas Candies at Nebletts. Apples. l9c per dozen, at Evans. Climbing Monkeys at Newsstand santa Claus supplied at Nebletts Oranges, 2sc per dozen, at Evans. Chase X 0rn's Coffee at Neb- let's.
 Buy Books for Christmas at News stand.
 Malaga Grapes, lsc per pound at Evans.
 Talk to Sam Burd about your clothes.
 The candidatorial brother s abroad in the land.
 Sanders has the biggest stock of toys in town.
 See the monkey climb the string 1t the Newsstand.
 J0ln E. Stetson Hats for sale at Sellers X Scott's.
 Christmas shopping made easy. Co b sanders Drug Store.
 Get prices on Fireworks at Nebetts before buying elsewhere
 E yards of Hope Domestic for sloo al sellers X Scott's
 Hon T. .. Fitzpatrick was in Mem Ih5s ou business last week
 New Crop Rolled Oats. Barley. and Graham Flour at Lawrenee's.
 Nr Max Rothoh spent Saturday ni-ht and sunday ill Memphis Stop We want 10 see you about year iaH sui1 of clothes. Swartz Bros. Hundreds of New and Beautiful ioaKs just received at the Newsstand. Why not try Swartz Bros, when yoa want to buy q good pair Of shoes: Mr ". $. Thomas, of Democrat, Was q business visitor Tn the city Tues day
 Hon. Walter German went to Helena last thursday on legal busi- less
 Mems. Ladies, and Children < Sweat CT 1oats, for early fall wear, at Sellers X Scott
 Miss Martha Knowles, of Round Tone Is visiting Mrs Karl Ellis, for lew days.
 Handpainted China Cake Plates and Berry Bowls, at 25c each at Evans Grocery
 Grystalized and Preserved Cherries and Pine Apples at Lawrence Gro cerY. Phone 24s.
 WANTED To purchase Coop fresh Mich Cow-Jersey preferred. Address <. L, Hodges.
 Bring your hides, furs, eggs. chick chs. or anything else you have to sell, 10 the Palace Market
 The Biggest and Best line of Games ever seen in Forrest City is now on >aie at the Newsstand.
 Mr. John Hughes, Jr., of Haynes, was ln the city Monday on business and mingling with friends, Shaving Pads. Whisk Broom Hold CTS Necktie Racks. and many real novelties at the Newsstand. Deputy Sheritf B. $. Moore made a lying trip to Augusta the first ol the 'Cch' ieluIIllnB ueSud9 ilIBtlt' Mr and Mrs ! D. Cuneo and baby, spent Sunday with relatives and home lolksS of Mrs. Cuneo in IIazen. LOST-One pair of Gold Rimmed ,flasses last week. Return to G. A Laaghinghouse and get reward Mr Will Hughes, of Haynes, was in own on business and mingling with friends on Tuesday of last week, Don't fail to see that magnificent line of beautiful Work, Waste and Lunch Baskets at the Newsstand. Miss Madeline Rollwage went to Memphis today, shopping, and 10 see kebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, MT. NJ. L. Monroe left last Tuesday Irnl
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

We are open on Sunday from s:30 to II o'clock and closed until ?. then We open until , D. III. We do this so our employees can attend church and get the required rest. Hatcher x Caldwell, Pm. Gs.
 Messrs. Paul Roberts, Howard Ste vens and Albert Cayanaugh, of Pales- tine, were in the city Tuesday night, having come over to take in the show at the Imperial and to mingle with friends in the city. ~
 Hon. k. !. Williams vas in Little Rock on business in the Supreme Court Monday, representing the State and orally arguing the contempt case against State Senator F. E. CarlLee, of Woodruff county
 Mrs. k. B. Trice has been quite III and confined 10 her room for the last two weeks. She is not improving as rapidly as could be wished for, though 1t Is hoped she will soon regain her customary good health
 Miss. Nell Staats. who has been with the Southwestern for several years, has resigned, and Is now keep ing books and assisting in the store of the Palace Market, where she will be pleased to see her friends
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Mr R. X. Bob Haynie, formerly of this county, now Of Southeast Oklahoma, arrived in the city Mon day, and will spend two or three months here visiting relatives and friends He will spend next week with his nephew Mir Jim Harris. and family, and Xmas with his brother, Mr R. c. Haynie, at Mari anna, for the first time in 35 years. Bob Is looking very well.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Little Fizer Sanders. who has been Ill Tor three weeks, is great deal bet ter, though he is still having some fever.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09

<'Pus I til te quejas, Cerilo, que ha-
re yo? Esto es morlrse. Va no soy don
celia. =. De la casa que te die me echa-
ron los muy puercos de los due1os, por-
que ician que era una gorrina. Malha-
va sean los embusteros Mia tn que m
han echau por demasiau limpia; por ire
gar unos cuadros con pinturas que habla
en- La pare. Pus en- este momentlco voy
a ser doncella otra vez, segtln me cha
IRA una amiga, porque me llevara ser
.vir la casa ande ella sirve.
<'Ya veremos Doncella no, para tn
-gera tn
Pascuala.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09

lContinuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09
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<sPns yeras. que echo a andar por esas
.calles oigo que gritan i A ese! ia
ese!-Y yo que pienso: "Ya tenemos
hombre pa la carcel, porque "ese = lie
eoio vo. Y me entraron unas alegrlas
ep el cuerpo. :. Y me dije, digo :-Aun
Due ser que m asciendan. :. jQulen sa-
be-
49, ~ Saco el sable, 10 alzo en- ell alre, que
Daicia un relampago del cielo; acorralo
al que grita y al otro, aunque era Gle
moche estaba escuro, vOy y coJo al tu-
$40 me llevo y Sc 10 doy Il jefe va y me
da ma garrada ell que habla llevau
,preso Quasi me escantilla las narices.
t'Y. too ESQ porque m habla equlvo-
=cao mientres un ladr6n, que habla que
rido robar al capitan de la guardla ce
1il, que iba de paisano habla huido, yo
sne llev6 a la carcel al captain.
E'-5 Pero como quien ustes que dis
1inguiera bien las presonas, slendo, slen-
do de noche ?-pregunte.-A mas,-le
>dije al iefe-m' ha pidido uste un hom-
bre pa metelo hoy mismo en- la carcel, y
11e cumplido. Ali 10 tiene; meta al ca
pitan de los ceviles, siquiera por esta
noche, que manana va veremos de aga
rrar a otro. Tan hombre es ese como
.cualquia otri.
= ''Y van V me hicen que quedo sus-
pendido de sueldo por un mes.
"Conque eStoy que no me llega la ca
misa a dengGn lao del cuerpo.
"A mas siempre te querre
Cerilo."
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

THE press dispatches from the
Mexican bordergiye very minute
details OF "battles" fought in
which losses OF two or three men
killed and wounded are sustain
I'd by either side. Judging from
he fact that the fights seem to
amount to very little and are
quite barren of results, it seems
that the newspaper correspond
ents ut the front are exaggerat-
ing and drawing too much upon
their imagination in order to
fill the big daiiies with "war
news. AS Senator Lafayette
Young has SAID, bright young
fellows are sent there to dig up
something and they must dig it
up Or the sensational papers
they represent will strike them
from their payrolls.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
Entertained Pythian Sisters.

Mrs. Mary Jacobs entertained
the Pythian Sisters at her home,
Friday afternoon of last week.
The ladies' brought their needle
work, and very pleasant time
was spent socially. Dainty re-
freshments Of fruit salad, rolls,
cake and coffee were served by the
hostess at Ago, after which the
ladies departed for home. Those
present pronounced this affair one
of the most enjoyable events OF the
season.
The !, guests we're: Mesdames
w. H. Cleland, A. w. Post, c. A.
Berry, c. l. Sage, Bartleson, J.
w. Post, Elmer Hite and little
son, E. E. Taylor, w. ]. Ford,
and little daughter, C. H. Sheffield,
D. F. ,,Hollister, G. R. klopf, D.
w. Culp, and Miss Jennie Culp.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
DIFFERENCE @

A DIFFERENCE OF opinion
exists among Rathdrum citizens
regarding some OF the provisions
of the new general road law, es.
pecially the feature requiring
each adult to pay road poll
taxes, subject to the discretion
OF the county commissioners.
An impression prevails on one
hand that members OF the
national guard are not exempt,
although the militia law says
they are. Prosecuting Attorney
Wayne of Shoshone county says
members Of the national guard
are exempt. Women, for the
first time in the history Of
kootenai county, are required
to pay road poll taxes under the
new law, and this, also, is at
tracing considerable attention.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
Farmers to Meet.

The second meeting of the
Kootenai Bonner county conven-
ton of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union Of America,
will be held in Rathdrum, Satur-
day, April 20, at O'Clock in the
afternoon. State President L. C..
Crow will be present and an inter
esting program is being arranged.
The meeting in the afternoon
will be an open meeting and the
public is cordially invited to hear
the aims and objects Of the
Farmers Union discussed.
In the evening an executive ses,
sion for union members will be
held. The place Of meeting will
be announced later.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

ONE or two newspapers OF
Idaho do not like Roosevelt's
advice at Moscow that Idaho's
natural resources should not be
used wastefully, but wisely, so
that they may be hequeathed
unilnpaired to future genera
tons. These papers claim that
this policy has hindered the
growth and prosperity OF the
state. But, is a wasteful and
ilnprovident policy essential to
prosperity? Waste would make
good times for some for awhile,
;ls it did in the forests OF Mime.
sofa and Wisconsin, when the
land wns stripped OF its.t timber
and vast areas left bare and
valueless. Sume people in Idaho
caring only for the present, and
not big enough to comprehend
the meaning OF II policy that
considers the welfare-Of future
generations, believe the conser
walton idea is too severe.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
Athol News Notes.

s. r. Sn,ok OF SJraYue transacted
busin In Atnol, FRIDAY.
George and Frank Williams OF
Madison were on our streets, Monday.
Misses Nogle and Fleming were
over Sunday visitors 10 Spokane.
NJ. L. Snyder, general freight agent
OF the n. p. was in Athol. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Barry were 10
Occur d'Alene last Saturday.
Mesdames Parker and webster
were Spokane sight seers several days
last week.
Mrs. Alma jennings and Marie
were 10 Spokane Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. Fred CANNED formerly OF
Athol. hut now of Spokane, Is visit
ing Athol friends this week.
J. H. Minor OF Chever and +. l..
Hayden OF Spokane were here Satur.
day.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
Sterling News Items.

The Herring Pulp mill has adver-
tised for sawdust grader Who ever
heard OF sawdust grader?
The McGoldrick Lumber company
finished the loading Of several million
feet OF logs along this branch Of the
ST.. this week.
The j. :. Gault Lumber company
seems to be doing good business.
Seldom does week 70 by without a
couple Of cars OF lumb Der. leaving their
dock.
Richard Ford OF this place left fol
his old home at Bowling Green, Mo-,
where he will visit his aged father.
Everybody makes mistakes. AL
bert Null got shoe polish in his
fountain pen yesterday. It's Ill ovel
everything now.
Frank Shepherd, who has been at
tending Gonzaga college this spring
is spending a vacation with his par
ents who live on Pine boulevard.
Hank Ogston, our new road
supervisor, is 10 a terrible Ok. Henr!
says he cannot collect any tax from
the women. Has he tried any o
them yet?
Sterling is growing very fast. An
other new store room has just beer
completed. 1t will be occupied b!
Jas. T. Call & Co., In the near future
All tie people of this place went tt
Attol to hear Socialist speaker las
week.
Geo. Shoteze has just moved up tt
his Comet ranch.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
will visit his aged father.

will visit his aged father.
John Tiede and j. B. Peterson were
in Moscow. this state, several days
the latter part of last week, on q
business trip.
w. R. Oldham, general manager OF
the Corbln sugar beet ranch has
force Of forty men setting 400 acres
in fruit trees. The balance Of the
1900 acres will be sowed in wheat and
oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clark and Mrs.
Emma Clark, who have been making
their home in Spokane for the past
year, have returned to Athol and will
make this place their residence.
Several in Athul are fixing up their
lawns in dne shape. Among the
most noticeable is that Of D. Mccall.
When the grass and clover and the
flowers come later on, it will be as
pretty as many in Spokane. He is
also building a nice fence around his
beautiful home.
, A large crowd Of the parents and
friends assembled at the town hall
last Friday evening OF last week, and
witnessed the high school entertain
ment. It's hard to say, who won the
laurels, the boys or the girls. The
sum of $40. 90 was cleared which will
be applied on an organ.
r. E. Butler added another l6(
acres to his already large land hold
ings, on Friday of last week, when he
purchased the John Litchfield ranch
near Ramsey. This now gives Mr.
Butler 500 acres in this vicinity. J
b. Peterson made the sale.
Did you hear that loud rumbline
that went thro' Athol about 1920 ovel
the ST.. Monday afternoon? Per
haps you heard. but you didn't see
About twenty-five, some schoo
children and some grown people, were
at the ST depot to see the "Strenuou.
Teddy" They cheered aad waved
handkerchiefs at the private car, an(
that's all Everyone was disappoint-
ed. Little siX-year old Don Peterson
stood on the seat ia the buggy wayinI
1.-The Star Spangled Banner" Afte
the train had disappeared in the dis
lance, he said with tears 10 his voice
when | get to he big man, In
just going to tell that .Woscyelt,
how mean he Was!"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

A FEW inquiries have been
heard as to whether or not
Rathdrum will celebrate the
Fourth OF July this year. 1t is
almost too early to attempt any
definite steps yet, but it might
be well to think of it occasion
ally. Last year the celebration
Was a very fair success. An ex-
preston OF opinion from bust
hess men and others as to the
advisability OF having a celebra-
tion this year will be gladly re.
ceived at The TRIBUNE office.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
Hotel Arrivals.

Among the arrivals at the Noun
tain View hotel the past week were;
w. r. Edgar and D. j. Duner OF
Spokane; Sam Matthews, Condor,
Oregon; F. c. Weston, Spirit Lake;
z. NJ. Davis, L. Palmer, r. NJ.
Evarson, E. J. Scott and Geo. Fitz.
gerald, OF Athol; DR.. L. f. McCnbrey
OF Standpoint; G. w. Slack, M. H
Bacon and Geo. G. Wirth OF Spukane:
w. p. Hofstetler Of ST. Maries, anC
Geo. HoughtUn Of Salt Lake.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
Selling Like Hot Cakes.

George say, Frank, what row
did you get seats In for the Minstrel
Show?
Frank.-I went early and got seats
in the fourth row. l like to be close
enough to hear all the music.
George.-I guess l better 20 over
TO Farnsworth's Drug Store and pick
they are selling like hot cakes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
roads, although the law states
that "such tax shall not be pay
able otherwise than in money!

PRESIDENT Taft is in a delem-
ma how to preserve neutrality
on the Mexican border without
violating it and becoming EN-
broiled in he war in progress
there.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

II. II. Barton, city superintendent
OF the Occur d'Alene schools from
1905 to 1909, has filed suit in the
district court asking that he be ri ven
$50, 900 damages. The defendants
named are the members OF the school
hoard at the time of the school wal
in the fall OF 1909, at which time The
board made an order requiring the
superintendent to remain IN his office
from 8 O'clock until 5.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

The program of municipal i'm
provements, which the village
board is entering upon, looking
to the maintenance OF a clean
town, improved streets and
more efficient water system,
should meet with general
approval if economically and
wisely carried out.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

SOME passing comment has
been heard regarding the order
OF the county commissioners
that road poll taxes shall be
paid, il in cash ~, and if in
labor, two days work on the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21

The Amateur Ministries at the Fra.
ternal hall opera house April 81, by
the Rsthdrum State band. A rare
treat. Don't miss it.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-21
For Sale.

Setting eggs: Light Brahmas,
Buff Orpingtons, Buff Leghorns,
White Minorcas, Blue Andalusians,
R. l. Reds, Brown Leghorns. $l.O0 a
setting.-Mrs. c. Boeck. Box s. Rath.
drum, Idaho. M3lMy26