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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24

give divine.
Remember to Err is Human to for
Rastus Johnson, Y. S. A.
Realm of Light.
Re-IncarnatiOn.
Ride! Ride! Ride!
Rolling Stone.
ROMANCE.
ROSE LEAVES Intermezzo.
Rosemary.-"That's for Remem-
brance.'
RUSTLING FLOWERS.
Seems to me Fve Loved You Al
ways.
Some One Else.
Spanish Dance.
SYLVIA.
Silver Bell.
! Sixieme NOcturne.
Song of the Sea.
SIAMESE PATROL.
Silver Threads among the Gold.
Since | Learned to Love You.
SIX new dance.
SUNDERLAND Waltz.
Snow Balling.
Song of the Foam is "Homc, Sweet
Home
Spirit, Not the Letter.
Stung Stung! Stung!:
Summer Maid.
Sun Bird.
Sailing in Sea-Going Hack
Say, Sal, Don't you Want The my
sHILLALAH-o.-March, 2-step.
Sun Bird.
Sweetheart, Love You.
Sweet Memories of Mother.
SWEET POTATOES Slow Drag
The Classic Rag.
The Children's Tea Party.
The Dryids Prayer.
The Enterpriser.
The Pet of the Army.
The Grand Mogul.
Wedding OF the Winds.
The Song of EyangeIine.
The Wedding Trip.
The Ocean Pearl.
The Glad Rag.
Thou art Like unto Flower.
The Roses Honeymoon.
The World is Toyshop.
The King of the Wide VIDE Nofid'
The Garden of Roses.
The Gay Musician Fishing.
The Enchantress, Novelette,.
The Love Bug.
The Lost Phase.
The Little Colleen / Love.
That's the fellow | want to ger.
Toys for Sale.
Take me to your heart again Tor
Aud Lang Syne.
The Yankee Girl.
The Cubanola Glide.
THE GIPSIES CARNIVAL.
Two Apples. 10
Thinking. -
THE VENTURE" MARCH.
Theodore.
TENNESSEE REVIVAL.
Ten Little Toes; or the ages;
Take Trip Down to Luna with NE
Tell me what You Know about the
Moon.
1.-THE Vitagraph Girl"
Under the Naples with Molly-O.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24
NEW MUSIC
w|LLARD's NEWS DEPOT

AZ 40 oonto Per Copy.
A Vision of Salome.
A Deed of the Pen.
Always be Doing.
All aboard for Monkey Town.
As deep as the Deep Blue Sea.
All the year Round.
A Hen on the eNst.
Annie Laurie.
A Frangesa.
ANONA.
All she gets from the Iceman is Ice.
Amina, Queen of the Night.
And they say he went to College.
Angel Voices.
Arrah Arabia.
Az High as the Stars and as Deep
AUNT MARY.-Waltz.
AVE MARIA-O Heavenly Father.
AVE MARATHON "Legacies."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Step.
After War comes Peace and Love.
Buster Brown.
Beautiful Eyes.
By the Dear old Village Mill down
down in the Valley.
Bonnie Sue Sunshine.
BEAUTIFUL PARIS.-WaltZ.
Because He Loves His Mother.
BERCEUSE-A Cradle Song.
Bonnie Jean.
By the Sea. 0
Bonnie Sue Sunshine.
Boys in Blue are turning Gray.
Bright Eyes.
Br0ncho Buster jim.
BudWeiser's q friend of Mine.
Build Your Nest, Away down in
My Heart.
ChansOn des Alpes.
Chimes of the Long Ago.
Cathedral Chimes.
Clemates, a garden dance.
Come Josephine in my flying ma
chine (up she goes)
Dear Old Louisiana.
Every day Airs.
Forty Winks.
Face to Face.
FALL IN LINE.-March, Two Step
FLOWER SONG.
FOREST KING March,.
Friday Cat.
aisl: wSc Want to Go Upon the
stage.
Gibson Bathing Girl.
Grille.
Give Me Your Love. ~
Give Thanks.
Golden Links are Broken.
Golden Stairs.
Good Bye, Pal
GYPSY'S PRAYER.-Waltz.
Garden Of Dreams.
GENEB Waltz.
Goodbye Honey Goodbye.
Hearts OF Gold.
Hand Me- Out . Laugh.
Have You Ever Heard It Told that
Way Before.
HEARTS Of OAK Schottische.
Heavenly Visitors.
Hello Peaches
HOTEL BENfLEY.-March.
Honora Doolin.
House That Jack Built.
In the Harbor Of Sunshine and
Love.
II anybody wants to meet a Jonah
shake hands with me.
In Panama.
m be right with the girl that tries
to be right with me.
I want someone to flirt with me.
In Eighteen Sixty One.
n g With you in the Golden Sum
n March 4 April With Nay.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24
HALL AND ASW ELL.

The difference between the can
diaacy 81 Hon. J. y. AsWcll and
that Of judge l.. T.. Hall for goyer-
nor, is this Mr.. AswelI wants the
office and is willing to go before
the people Of the STATE ior it. H.
is running on his merit and past re-
cord. Judge Hall don't want the
oifics is making no effort to get
it and is depending on the Good
Government League to give il to
him. He has a letter place. Both
men are We'll qualified for The posi-
ton. -Ruston Leader.
Yes, it is a clear case in the first
instance Of the man seeking the OF
flee, and in the latter OF the office
seeking the man. Monroe lnie-
pendent.
Rather, a differnce in the moth
ed Of playing the political game,
or hunting the game. One
stalks it, while the other chases il.
Both desire the same result.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24

Under the Orange Blossom Tree
Venvs on Earth, Valse.
VILLAGE GOSSIP
Would YOU Ike TO learn 70 liNt
When the Sunrise paints the dis
tant hiss with Rose.
Wigglc Rag.
When the Bells are Ringing Mary.
What's the use Of Saving Money.
WEDDING PROCESSION IN AM
STERDAM
We're Almost Home.
What Did You Marry Me For?
What Fools We Mortals Be!
When think of all You were to me
WHEN JACKIE SAILS. 2-Step.
When My Girl from Tipp'rary rips
Me.
When the Purple Shadows Tint the
Golden Grain.
When Your Lips Pressed Mine.
WHILE THE TOM-TOM PLAYS.
Who Do You Love?
whitening, | Want You,
Will the Pearly Gates be Open?
WOODEN SOLDIER, The
Young Men Lodgers.
You! You. You!!
"You remind me OF the girl that
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24

Ii must say Farewell Kate let me
kiss your lips good bye.
Pm Married Man.
I'd like to be the Fellow that CIR
is waiting for.
I care more for you than anyone
else in this Wide Wide World
I never knew this town at all til
my wife went away.
If I had a thousand lives 10 live
In Oklahoma.
In the lands of Dreams, Waltz.
In The Woods.
I'm not that kind of girl.
I cant think of nothing in the wide
World but You.
I'd Like to see You Get Along.
l Don't Like a Search-light.
IF WERE A BIRD.
l Get Dippy When I do that Two
Step Dance.
I'll be There With Bells On.
I'm the Human Night Key of N. Y
INDIAN SUMNER. -Two-Step.
IN THE LEAD.
1t Always Comes with the Summer
It's Awful Nice to Love One Girl
It's Delightful to be Married.
It's great to be King.
I've got a Tickling Sensation round
NY Heart for You that can't be
Scratched.
I've Lost My Little Dog.
I Want a fine Little Steam-Yacht,
JOHNNIE ON THE SPOT 2-step.
JULIA.
June Moon.
Just to Know You Love Me.
JAPONICA.
KERRYANNA.
Kiss of Long Ago.
KWANG HSU.-March.
Loves Loyalty.
Love me Again.
Love me To-day.
LIE Reveil A'amour.
Love Beams.
Lucy Anna Lou.
Lady! Lady!-The Fortune Teller.
LADY THOROUGHBRED.
L'AFFINITE.-Vals Lente.
Let Me Crown You Queen of May
With Orange Blossoms.
Liquid Air Police Parade.
Little Colleen I Love.
Little Grey Eyes. a.
Little One, Goodbye.
Look Who's Here.
Lords Prayer.
LOUISE Waltz.
Love Everlasting.-Sacred Song.
LOVE IN BLACK and WHITE.
Love Me, Baby Mine.
Love Wins Always.
Motor King.
Mop Rag.
Miss Lily Lena.
Man and Superman. &
Mountain Maiden.
Molly Bawn.
MARY MARY A Double MARY
ANN.
Morning Dance.
Meet me tonight at nine.
Michel Angelo.
MARCH MEDLEY, 1863.
Marguerite.-March Song.
MASCOT March, Two Step.
srEPs.-Galop.
Meet Me at the Masquerade.
MENUET.
DANCE.
MY Angelett Cheree.
Mrs. Casey.
MUSICAL MOMENT.
NY Dear Old Jersey Home.
NV Husbands in the City.
NV Little Barney Stone.
MY Little Buttercup. Q
Ny Rosary.
NV Queen Divine.
Nv Wild Irish Rose of Killarney.
No Wedding Bells for me.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24
YOUR NEIGHBOR'S
EXPERIENCE

How you may profit by it, Take
Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. T.. G.
Whiting, $40 Willow ST., Akron, o.,
says: 'For some time ! had very
serious case Of kidney trouble and
| suffered with5L%kaches and diz-
zy hcadacheYs1 rad specks float
ing before my gEes and felt all
tired out and mLsEabie.v~l saw Fol
ey Kidney Pills Advertised and got
a bottle and took them according
to directions and results showed
almost at once. The pain AMI dizzy
headaches left me, my cye-sight
became clear and to-day ! can say
I am a well woman, thanks TO Fol-
cy Kidney Pills"
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-06-24

EVANGELINE, by Miss Mary b.
Weeks, on sale Millard's News De
pot.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

The enlargement of the veins on
the back of the hands comes from
two causes. One is hard work of
kind that keeps the hands on
level or below the waist The blood
in the veins cannot mount the arms
which it must do in order to flow
back to the heart, OF it may be due
to general weakness of the circula-
ton. The veins become weaker
and less certain in their action as
one advances in years, and that is
the reason one sees the enlarged
veins in elderly persons. If one
takes care of the hands early enough
there is no need of this enlargement
of the veins; knowing the cause one
can prevent it. The stoppage of the
blood in the veins can be prevent
ed by keeping the arms in an up
right position, or holding them
above the head for a little while
several times during the day. The
blood should be pressed from the
back Of the hands by a smoothing
and stroking motion, such as one
uses when putting on gloves But
you say that is an awful bother to
sit holding ones hands above the
head. You do not have to take the
time expressly for it. When you
are reading or talking, you can put
your hands in such a position that
the return-fow through the veins
will be easy. 1t is a simple thing
to do, and makes for your general
health as well as improves the
looks of the hands. Swollen, cOrdy
veins on the hands are certainly
detrimental to their looks. Health
and Good Looks" in The Ladies
World for July.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29
AN APPEAL TO BUSINESS MEN.


1t is very unfortunate whom a
purely business matter gets tan
2led up with politics, and The tax
payers ar always to be fel!ciIared
when question involving bond
issue is submitted a, clCarcut
business proposition. divorced rom
the heat md passion uf e political
campai... The special election
called Au. asst la, 70 lass WoI the
matte" %. b0u.iG Tie state 80.
S3.5go.g.' 10 r.a-.a au state CAP
itol iw..H it all m.chsae add
tlonal e.. oil grounds, is happily
one not .-....a.,.l in any way
With politics. ID +. % be CuDslt-
erred rH~... au lEH merits. Each
yoCcr viii. docl' as q Eus.-"ss
propositions NLa.ur or LOT the
sla,e s.cu. haze aa adequately
larg" subs uUal modern, artIs,C
firoprOof calitoi IN which the bus
mess Of the state may be trans
acted. If this question is answered
in the affirmative, the only remain
ing decision point is whether to in
vest $500, 900 or S5,OOO,OOO in the
enterprise. If the smaller sum will
answer the purpose of the state for
century to come, why spend
81, 800, 600 more in principal with
its added $1,000, 600 in additional
interest? If yOu believe in divorc-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

You can stop dandruf. itching
scalp aud falling hair; you can put
the radiance Of sunshine into your
hair by using Partisan Sage. L. M.
Wood guarantees this delightful
hair dressing. so cents.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

Because the fly is small and does
not roar like a lion or devour its
prey at a mouthful, mankind has
paid little attention to it. But the
fly is as deadly a foe to civilization
as any of the pests of more fear
some aspect which man has made it
his business to exterminate. The
fiy's attack is insidiOus and there
fore the more to be guarded against
He buzzes into the house, drops his
deadly disease germs where they
will fertilize, and buzzeS out again
to pick up a fresh cargo. Swat
him; he is your enemy. Elk,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29
HOW TO SAVE. $500 coJ.

The taxpayer should not lose
si5at Of the tact that lie $500 ne
capitol proposition, caHryi9 VIZ.
it the added burden Of 41,JGv, 90
only requires a hare mag fly 3,
carry it at the November elcc.i.-
1912, while the three and CnC.r,
million dollar propos ton, re- 8
senting a saving over the I've r
lion dollar plan of $1,000 go -
principal and $1,5O0,O0O in interca
requires two-thirds majority to cag
ry August 1. Get busy, boys, 81
let's save this three millions
putting the necessary two-tai q.
into the ballot box at the spe, .o
election.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

Jack Crawford, near Hunnewell
was in town a short time Satur-
day. Mr.. Crawford is harvesting
his oats which he says are the best
in his neighbOrhood. He also says
while his wheat is not so heavy it
is of fine quality.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

Joe at Streams has the reputation
of being the best shoe sinner in
Northeast Missouri and now he is
preparing to make the same kind of
reputation cleaning straw hats. All
he needs to prove it is the opportu-
nifty to clean the hats. Have him
clean yours.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29
TO c 1H TIE WORLD.

The Holden Progress aptly says
that heretofore lIissourians have
demanded tHat the world show
us" The burning of the state cap
itol turned the tables, and now
we've got to show the world" that
we are the greatest, the richest and
most progressive state in the west,
and splendid new capitol will
give us an opportunity to make the
world sit up and take notice" The
Progress Is right, and such a show
ing as we will give 'em will be
worth much to Missouri-it's just
the kind Of advertising we most
need just now.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

L. M. Wood guarantees Hyomei
to end catarrh, coughs, colds, Group
and asthma, or money back. Just
breathe it, Complete outfit $1.00,
includes inhaler. Extra bottles SO
cents.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

A young man named David Ham
ilton is under arrest in Quincy for
passing bad checks, The worthless
checks being all for small amounts,
is where the young man made his
mistake.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

The ball game at Palmyra Sun
day between Monroe and Palmyra
resulted in a victory for the home
team. Score ii to 5.
Miss Mae Thompson returned to
her home in Stoutsville Monday
after a visit of several days with
friends in this city.
--------------
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and children,
of Canton, are guests of Mrs. Mill
er's father, j. S. Thomas, south of
town.
Gunther's hardware store in
Quincy burned Saturday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

1t is claimed that every eightieth
person in the state Of Iowa owns an
automobile. Iowa is certainly the
banner state fer autos as there are
2S,O0O in use in the state.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29
Packing the Supreme Court"-A
Reminder of 1908.

American people heard considerable
about packing the supreme court"
These things are particularly inter-
esting at this time.
The Wall Street Journal, morning
edition, October IS, 1908, page 1,
under the heading of Business and
the Election" speaking of the posi-
bility of the election of Mr. Byran
and what might follow, said:
He (Mr. Bryan) would, for in
stance, have the appointment of
three or four members of the su-
preme court and through his secre-
tary of the treasury, he could, if he
chose, work much havoc to the
financial markets"
The Wall Street Journal, morning
edition, October %, 1903, page 2,
under the heading of Roosevelt on
Court Injunctions," said:
President Roosevelt declares
that the Bryan end Gompers rem
edy is an empty show inasmuch as
it would be unconstitutional. Mr..
| Roosevelt says: Such d law as that
proposed by Mr.. Bryan would, if en-
acted by congress, be declared I'M
constitutional by a unanimous SUI
preme court, unless, indeed, Mr..
Bryan were able to pack this court
with men appointed for the special
purpose Of declaring such a law
constitutional"
The Wall Street Journal. Satur-
day, October "a. 1908, page 1, under
the heading. Coming Changes in
the Supreme Court" after giving the
names and ages of the members of
court said:
The personnel of the federal
court of last resort will almost in
evitably undergo important changes
under the regime of the president
to be elected on November 3. OF
course a republican senate will
have a veto power over bad APP
pointments, but democratic victor
les this year and two years hence
might white the existing majority
of thirty down to a dangerously
narrow margin"
The Wall Street Journal, Novem-
Der 2 1908, page 1, in column, Re
view and Outlook" under the head
ing, "A Measure Of His Power,
said:
IF Mr. Bryan were elected presi-
dent he would have the power of
appointment and would exercise
it-of nine members of the cabinet
three or four members of the SUI
preme court, as well as a number
of circuit and district court judges,
ten ambassadors, twenty-seven min
listers, upwards of a hundred dis
trict attorneys, many collectors OF
customs, and internal revenue, the
postmasters of the principal cities
and last, but by no means, the
least, of several members Of the in.
terstate commerce commission. AS
the kind of law we live under de,
ponds in a measure upon the way
il is interpreted and enforced, it
follows how great the power Mr.
Bryan would possess, practically
independent of congress, to put hi;
ideas into practice"
At any rate his ideas" would no.
have been ia line with policy that
would permit undue" burglary Of
unreasonable" embezzlement - Tit
COmmOner
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29
NEW CAPITOL CHART CLASS.

"The class in history will core
forward.
william may tell us when.
where and by whom the capital Of
Missouri was located"
"In 1920. at Jefferson CIT: by
the government OF the United
Slates7"
"Whot are the express terms ot
the act designating Jefferson City
as the capital?"
The grant Of land was given for
the purpose ~ 10 dtirg tie 'pe'"'a.
nent seat OF gov eminent at t, at
place, and the land was SD to cit.
i2ens for money to erect put lie
buildings upon at expressed eon-
dition."
when was the capitol buildin"
crected?"
The main building was ore''.'
in 1897, the wings in 1877. hi.
building was suark !. ' ...-.
and burned ON Sunday. Pc. .v'v" ..
1911, and Missouri is no" HH..a.
a capitol, her state offices l..-.
howaI.ss'
what steps ha". lr"- -.
We. in. .."a T., t.g r.... ..-. ..
..a .....I q, tho rel-aa.u. GO.
~ -9y.lnmeut?"
""-n 'rth General Aesar. j..
mi.tal two pro- Il .,2s, l-.. ...
rlaa for ,,"...I cu...,
rro,-ts and rs1~.,.t.. f.. Co.,. g.
10 cost nos less TIL, E....-a
dollars. and a Plan Gill. .or adj.
tiyual capitol grounds ali re,H;-1-
inz the capitol, not to exceed five
million dollars--tEe first plan to De
submitted at q special election Az
gust l, 1911, and the second plan to
be submitted, in the event the f.s,
proposition rails to receive the nnc
essary two-thirds vote, at the gen
eral election, November, 1912, re-
quiring only a majority to carry.
The people have Is years to pay To-"
the 315 million dollar capitol and
80 years to pay for the five million
dollar co0itol-the rate of interest
ana taxation in each instance being
the same"
The class in history may be ex-
cused and the class in arithmetic
will stand up"
John may tell us what the maxi
mum cost of the 31s million dollar
p posi- p will be to the people,
allowing for an average increase il
the taxable wealth of the state, the
rate Of interest being 81 per cent
and the tax rate . cents on the $lyn
assessed VALUATION"
"I. the sEte continues to in.
crease in worlrh 'Griu" this dcaad.
as IL did ing the Gasr. the priH
c.g.l and interest Should be liqui-
dated in ten annual payments, @.
at % m,Ei"Gm cost Of five million
lol.us-n.iucinal and interest"
Vow. John, figuring on the same
basis, what would be the maximum
cost Of '..- we million lollar prop
osiJion?'
1T taking so much more of the
annual revenue raised by the , cent
tax levy to discharge he interest,
and the amount being a million and
half larger, it would require, APP
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

Miss Mamie Buchanan arrived
home Saturday from St, Louis
where she had been attending
school,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-06-29

Miss Bula Brown, of New London
came Saturday to visit her friend
Miss Della Anderson of this city
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-12
Herald ads pay. Try II.

List your property with Lewis Co.
Real Estate Co.
Harding & Stellmon.
For Sale cheap-D~eiling house.
Inquire Of o. D. DeMoude.
Nezpsrce. Idaho.
Attorney J. S. Mcdonald and J.
S. Tyler of Vollmer we're transact
ing BUSINESS before The comfy COM
missioners in this city Monday.
LoST-Lady's navy blue jacket.
trimmed in black braid, with three
frogs on front. Finder viii receive
suitable reward by returning to Miss
Jeffrey.
LOST. on road six miles vest Of
Nezperce. a soFrsI sucking eols. With
little black on legs. Phone me al
Nezperce or VollmeT.
Frank zollber.
When in need Of phone or eleeiri-
cal repairing Of any kind call on or
phone (562) W. E. cobIs. nov With
Ramey Lumber cO.-ofics at new
yard.
Jno. H. Mockler and Miss Mock
Ter returned last week from an ex-
tended visit a the home Of H. R.
Morris in Bromley. Calf. They
brought with them little Miss virgi-
iia Morris. veo win spend the win
Ter here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-12

The Herald gives the county news,
If your eyes trouble you. see DR.,
Booth.
The weather man keeps one a
guessing these days.
They're ready-those school sup
plies at AndersOn's.
Want lumbera See ad. of Ramey
Lumber Co. in this paper.
Have your watch repaired at
Booths. All work guaranteed.
DR.. Booth guarantees all glasses
one year. All examinations free.
Mrs. J. B. Davis of Pasco was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. o. A Jeffrey's
Saturday and Sunday.
A bran new. all up-tO-daie stock
of millinery just opened by Mrs.
Williams, opposite Fink's studio.
Slab wood-70O cords at 50 a.
cord at mill. Better hurry.
Ramey Lumber Co.
We have received a new shipment
Of hats which We are selling from
up. Miss jeffrey.
The best of all-McKenzies Merry
Makers, at opera house Monday.
and Wednesday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holmes Of
CENTRAL Ridge have a new boy at
heir home. He arrived on the
It'll.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-12
A full line Of J. & D. Paints at
Nezperce Lumber Yards.

A full line Of ]. & D. Paints at
Nesperce Lumber Yards.
Get good clothes at home. Have
Carlson, the tailor to make them.
Fine watch. clock and jewelry re-
pairing at the Booth Jewelry Store.
Exceptional snaps in city proper
". Miller & Schultz, real estate.
A bouncing baby boy was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Jones on the
9th.
VISITING cARDS-The latest
styles-none better, few as good
100, 81, at this office.
Ladies. have Carlson, the tailor.
refit that winter suit and.coat-old
ones brought up to date.
The latest novelties in cords.
tringes an fruits are on display AZ
Miss Jeffrey's millinery shop.
Ladies. attend the fall opening
at Mrs. Williams milli-
merry opposite Fink Bros. studio.
Get your Tank Plank while they
last -2"x2O"xl6'. Clear Coast Fir
at the Nszperce Lumber Yards.
For Sale-GoOd l4-ft. header with /
, boxes. Price 500.
P. NJ. Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Kachelmier are
he proud parents Of a fne boy baby
rho arrived at their home on the
tn.