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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24
Personal Gossip

Mrs. Frank Walters is in Chicago for
a brief visit.
Mrs. C. D. Mueahy of Colfsx. Ia. is
visiting Mrs. T. B. Zachary.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer o. Clark. formerly
Of this city, are in Washington.
| Miss Ella Schenck leaves this week for
/ a few months stay in New York.
! ar. and Mrs Samuel +. Miller left
j Friday to spend Easter vacation with
+ their daughters, Evelyn and Helen. who
are at the Burnham school, Northamp-
1 ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Magee are back
| from Fioridn, where they have been since
| February =
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brady arc ex-
pected Tuesday from six weeks at
I Relleair. Fla.
Mrs. \. b. Smith is visiting her dauSh-
ter, Mrs. Clarence r. Day, at Fort
Leayenworth.
\ son was born Saturday morning to Mr..
ty-eighth street.
Miss Dorothy Stowitts underwent an
operation for appendicitis Saturday at
the Clarkson hospital.
Miss Mary LaDow Proulx. niece of
Mrs. E. W. Nash, leaves today to visit
her brother In Boston.
Mrs. Charles Hewitt and Miss Ethel
Hewitt OF Des Moines are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Guthrie.
Mrs. NJ. c. Peters has gone TO New
York TO visit her daughter, Miss Daphne
Peters, who attends school at Ely Court.
Mrs. Arthur C. Smith has gone east to
spend the Faster vacation with her
daughters. Misses Harriet and Grace
Smith. -.-
who have been spending the winter in
Jacksonville, Fla, will return about
April /. $3.50.
Mr.. Francis Gaines and Mr.. Fred
Daugherty, who attend Andover college.
will spend Easter vacation with their
parents.
caspar offutt win spend his Easter
vacation from Yale with Mr.. aud Mrs.
AycrisY and Edward Aycrigg at STAN
ford. Conn.
Mrs. Louis Jaques OF Chicago. formerly
Miss Anna ri circuit OF this city, Is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Keehpe. and
MIR. Keeline.
Miss Loughridge OF Peoria, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Thum.
mel. will spend this week as the guest
OF Mrs. L. p. Ellis.
Mrs. Luke Shannon Of Sioux Falls is
here to visit her mother. Mrs. Harry
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Larsen, ~
Hamilton street Tuesday. During the
evening several vaudeville sketches were
given by Mr. Ekdahl and Mr.. Travis
hose present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Larsen
Misses Misses-
Ida May Larsen, Ethel Rathkey.
Sadie Larsen Louise RaAbe.
Gladys Shamp. Annetta Borchman,
Gertrude Klauck, Olive Brown.
Violet Nicholson, Eva FredeTickson.
Emma Sasstrom,
MexsrS- Messrs.-
John Ieeder. Hugo Enholn,
Hugo Caspberg, Frank Ekdahl.
Alfred Thompson, Howard kragskOw,
Elmer Bantin. Louis FTedertcksen.
Robert Travis, Arthur Enholm,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

Miss HoHrke WIN BE Queen.
Miss Anna Bourke has been chosen TO
take the part Of the queen in the play Of
Princess sn5w-white TO be given At
he Brandeis theater soon after Easter
,or the benefit Of the Child Saving insti.
iute- This Is one OF the principal parts
and requires considerable histrionie talent.
Miss Bourke has appeared in a number
Of local amateur performances. the latest
Of which was Around the World With
TerpsichoTe," given last year. In this
Miss Bourke took the parts Of the ideal
Partisan model and the Gypsy fortunts
teller.
Another part IN the Princess Snow
Whiis" which requires ablli,y Is tina. OF
- the queen forester, which Is taken
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24
Am, pinner rarsIr..

Complimentary to Major G. T. Hart
mann. commanding officer Of Fori
Omaha. and Mrs. Hartmann, several din
ner parties have been given, Last even
ing Major and Mrs. c. r. Hartmann en-
tertalned at dinner. when those presen,
were:
Major and Mrs G. r. Hartmann,
Captain and Mrs. Arthur =. Cowan,
Captain and Mrs. william Michel,
Mrs. Gilehrist OF Cleveland,
Irs Thompson OF New York,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark Lynn,
Major and Mrs. Gilchrist.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lynn entertained
at alnner Wednesday evening for Major
and Mrs, Hartmann.
Lleute ssnt and Mrs. Clarence Farnham
Of Fort Crook will entertain at dinner
this evening for Colonel and Mrs. Will
liam 3uttler. Those present will be:
Colonel and Mrs Butler,
Major and Mrs. Frederick Dale.
Captain and Mrs. John singleton Swizer.
Captain and Mrs. Nesblt.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Farnham,
Mrs. William Allalre,
Mrs. Youngiof.
Mrs. Glendenning
DF. II. NJ. McClanahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24
Young hopeful /. Insenlou..

touuE Hopefut u Ingenious
II Is probsbly the grownups who have
the best time at some Of the chlldren's
parties, for there II absolutely no telling
what the kiddies will say or do.
At one OF the recent parties small
boy, tho scion OF one Of omaha's most
prominent families. was told to invite
one OF the little girls 10 be his partner ut
supper. He replied that he thought IL
would be more fun TO have a boy part
ner. and after considerable persuasion
he. thoughtfully selected one Of the little
girls
Returning home, the young hopeful re-
lated the following experience to his
mother; you see. mamma, ! thought
she was polite little girl. but she wasn't,
Why, at the table she threw cake at one
OF the children" well, what did you
DOR asked his mother. well, Just
kicker her hard onstAe shlnAsapd then
siss behaved herstlf.'t, Az 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

present were Mesdames ]. NJ. Bemish. ],
Doshe, C. II. Gates, s. Weaver. A. wess-
man. j. Short, C. winqulst. r. worley.
p, Perkins, p. knight, +. Sheets and j.
Whilhem.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

BY wnliApae Taylor. IAttle Miss Eleanor
Austin. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W.
Austin. was-eelscted to take the leading
part in the play, that OF Princess Snow
White.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

The Golden Glow club met Thursday
with Mrs. P, Knight A contest afforded
amusement for the afternoon, in which
prizes were won by Mrs. c. Gates and
Mrs. A. L Flanagan. Visitors at the
club were Mesdames r. Berry. c. Flana-
gan, Ira Flanagan. W. Fraser. r. w.
Flanagan. D. Mccllntock OF st. Joseph
Mo. and Miss cleny Mckee. Members
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24
Pleasures Past

Mrs. Leo Grotte entertained at mat
ineo luncheon at the Hotel Loyal sa.Jr-
day. Afterward they attended the matinee
at tho Brandels. Mrs. Grottes guests were
Mrs. w. l. conant. Mrs. Benjamin Baker,
Mrs s r, Rush, Mrs. walter Noise. Mrs,
J. II. Rohrs. Mrs. Henry windhem and
Miss Lillian Grotte.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

Miss Clara Barnes entertained a num-
Der OF the young people OF the University
Of Omaha at her home. I7Os Georgia ave
nue. Thursday evening. Those present
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

With society sewing and lunehing for
the benefit of sweet charity and nGm-
Der OF groups of Young people practieing
two. and three times week for the
amateur performances to be given In
public as soon as Easter marks the eDd
OF Lent. active preparations are also
going on for Easter weddings and an
undercurrent OF interest flows merrily
on regarding a number Of pending en-
gagement announcements. AZ least three
popular couples of the young .cooniry
club set are supposed TO be engaged and
the announcements are expected TO take
place near Easter. The young women
and the young men are all omahans,
daughters and sons OF well known fam
lilies.
An interesting engagement announced
in Chicago is that of Miss Gertrude Fig
gerald. daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
srd Fitzgerald. TO Mr.. Jack Baum, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs j. Z. Baum
Miss Fitzgerald is well known in Omaha.
having been the guest OF bar. and Mrs.
Baum. Mrs. Frank wIihel1 and Miss
Frances Nash on different occasions, and
has a host OF ftjends here,
Both Mr.. Baum and Miss Fitzgerald
were in the wedding party, Of Miss
Brownie Bess Baum and Mr.. John Rouse.
whose wedding occurred last November.
Miss Fitzgerald was here for the VIII
helm-cudahy wedding last June and also
has served az maid OF honor at the Az
sar-Ben ball. Miss Fftzgeraid' attended
Mrs. soners' school in Washington. u.
C.. with number OF young women from
Omaha. Mr., Baum is a popular member
OF the yonnger set in Omaha and has
recently gone to Boston. where he Is In.
terested III newspaper work.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24
seeiet, VIII swim.

Interest in swimming Is almost AZ great
and keen as that In weddings and en-
rageuisnts. AZ least 90 women have APP
Piled for use q ths. pppl being constructed
In the Merfobolltah fbdfidlnF and which
viii DO ready To- eifSe next month. The
interest ID sssiinhissss hssl bfoukht, out
the fac, that .thersl are 4 number OF
experts in this aqnatit sport. Among these
is a group OF women who used 70 swim
together At the Racquet club and they
will dive and swim and float In the
metropolitan pool. In this group are Mes
danes 7, '. Mahoney. J. r. Stewart,
Samuel Burns. Luther and Charles
T. kountze.
In another group swimming together
Will be Mesdames Louis Clark. Clarke
Powell, Arthur Rogers. Barton Willard
and Misses Katherine Moorhead. Caro-
line Barkalow. katherine Powell. Gladys
Peters.
A group of debutantes and young So
riety women who viii form another group
are Misses Ruth Hammer. Katherine lice
son. Elizabeth Davis. Mildred Butler,
Elizabeth Bruce. Louise Dining Dorothy
Stevens. Frances Todd. Marie Hollingcr.
Louise Mcpherson. Esther Byrnc. Leeta
Holdrege, Gretchen Mcconnell.
A class Of Dundee women will have the
pool for certain period once a week:
Mesdames d. c. Dodds. C. O. Taimage,
Alfred Eilick, W. +. Rhoades. W. u.
Wagner, v. P. Peckenpaugh, w. T.. shep-
ard. w. B. T. Belt. S. r. Rush. L. II
Kimberly, G. n. Durkee. 7. w. Car
michael. II. d. Reed.
A number of young girls who will swim
together are Misses Estella Thummell.
Josephine congdon. Marion Kuhn,
Eleanor Mackay, Greta Lane. Frances
Hostctler. JEANNE Patterson. Gertrude
Knapp. Helen Ingwerson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

A party was given by Miss Ferris Clag,
gett and Miss Bertha swanker at the
home Of Miss claggett Friday evening
The evening was spent In playing games.
Those present were.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-08-02

ed and upon Recommendation of d. C..
Parker, school supt, said sections 10 and
~ are hereby ordered added to said
School District No 81.
The Auditor of Cassia County 10 here
by authorised to draw warrant against
the Road and Bridge fund of said county
to cover freight on lumber whichswnl be
ordered by commissioner Thornton, upon
report of commissioner Thornton that
said treight-is due and payable.
Ths1udges and clerk of the primary
.eiEction, and general election as appoint
ed at the April meeting of the board, are
hereby ordered to stand a. then appointed
with the exceptions of few minor chang
es as shown ON the minstes OF me July
meeting.
1t is hereby ordered that the various
commissioner district boundaries of Cas-
STA County remain as they werx discribek
in 1910. -.
upon zppiirationuf the View Water
Development Company, the said company
is hereby granted franchise to lay and
construct water pipes and water mains
through certain public soadS and high
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of czssfx c6un-
", as set out in their application:
The Auditor is hereby authorised to
draw a warrent on the current expense
fund of CassjAto pay for 40 tons of coal
when said coal rs delivered at Albion, for
court house purposes.
This being the meeting of the board,
as set by law for the fixing the salary of
the county attorney, for the term COM
mencing with January 1913 after due con-
sideration the boarN fixed the sid salary
for the county attorney IN the sufh-Ufs
NSS2oo 90 per year payable monthly =
These being no further business to come
before the, board at this lime the meeting
is hereby ad]ouxped until the zand of July
1912, at which time VIC matter of check
ing up all road districts in-,he county will
be taken up and changes and Corrections
in the boundaries, will be made, and >NQT
all other business that may properly come
before the board with, tide exception of
bills.
H. H. THORNTON,
chatham
Attest: GEO. A. SMITH -
Clerk.
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ia Thos. {. Harper 1or s2s.s5 Ex-
penses asfP. Judge, allowed eo gen
fund.
l25 PinIertopI Nat. D. Aephcy for
'6S9.75 Deetive service. SLOWED co
gen fund, I
1875 Charles H. Powers or SIS Assessed
ment work, allowed co gen fund.
l27 Fred Bell, Jr. for $3.50 Janitor
work. allowed for $3.50
1913 Fred Bell. Jr. for $3.50 Janitar
work, allowed co gen fund.
121 G. M. Dewey for s136 Assess
ment work, allowed co gen fund.
T1BO G. M. Dewey for t93 Assessment
Work, allowed co gen fund.
49, G. M. Dewey for 1876 Assessment
work, allowed co gen fund.
9132s Thomas Horsley for 81 roadwo
allowed r and b fund.
1873 Sarah Curtis for $50 c4re Of Co.
poor, allowed co gen fund.
1874 LAM. Condit for $3.50 road
work, allowed @UAn fund.
1876 VIM. Moultrie for 81 go Justice
fees, allowed co gen fund.
1876 VIM. Mahoney for t2O.75 freight
on coal, allowed CO gen fund.
1877 Homer Halter for 81 road work,
allowed and b fund
1873 Oakley Coop. for s25 care of Co.
poor, allowed co gen fund.
139 Dean Wheeler for 1925 witness
fees, allowed CO gen fund
lao Yearsley & Duvall for Sal team
hire, sheriff, allowed co gen fund.
141 Yearsley & Duvall for SIC. Is team
expense, sheriff Office allowed co gen
fund.
142 Con w & M co. for $3.50 road
pillow allowed CO gen fund.
LAB W. C. Calveat for 1925 witness
fees, allowed CO gen fund
Il44 SD. Parke for 1892. SO Printing
allowed co gen fund.
l45 S. T. Lowe for $l15.85 co Attor-
ney fees, allowed CO gen fund.
146 Ed. Bishop for 81 Team hire,
allowed CO gen fund.
l47 A. W. Rosecrans for 34.1O Sup
plies, allowed CO gen fund.
lag R. G.. Parke $l49. 40 Sheriff fees,
allowed co gen fund.
lag John Warner for SO Guarding
prisoner, allowed co gen fund.
$50 Walter Underwood for 1893. 81
Sheriff. fees. allowed CO gen fund.
l52 F. G. Butter for $50 road work
allowed anfb fund.
l5s Heber johnson for 'se.75 road
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IS Frank Whitaker for e67t road
work allowed and b fund.
IS E. f. Homer for S64 road work,
allowed r and b fund.
81 Breeder Supply Co. for $50. IS
Office supplies. allowed co gen fund,
SO Breeder Office Supply Co, for
$715 Office supplies co gen fund
80 H. T. Eames for $3.50 road work
allowed co gen fund.
100 Clark Mercantile Co for 1924
Mdse. to Co poor, allowed co gen fund
101 James H. Condit for $40 road
work. allowed r and b fund.
102 J. S. McGill for tl8 road work
allowed r and b fund
1O3 Oakley Herald for 1894 printing
allowed $2.54 co gen fund.
l04 A. B. Gochnour for - road work
allowed and b fund.
los j. w. Parsons for $l2 road work.
allowed and b fund.
1O6 s. c. Trout for S42. so road work
allowed and b fund. ,
1O7 Syms- York Co. for s143.20 Office
supplies, allowed co gen fund.
1O8 H. T. Eames for $l42.25 road
work. allowed and b fund.
100 John E. Homer for 1913. 50 road
work allowed on and b fund.
ITO Harvey Sessions for $26. SO Quar-
entine work, allowed co genifund.
Ill Swanty Nelson for 500 so road
work, allowed r and b fund.
liz Henry Beaverton for $40 road
work, allowed r and b fund.
l13 L. A Misner for 81, laid over.
~46 G. L. Jackson for IS road work,
allowed r and b fund.
l15 l.. M. Hager for s1.85 Mdse. to
&C. DOOR, allowed co gen fund.
'f16 Joseph Lambert for $6.25 Juror
fees, allowed co gen fund.
AT Wesley Walton for $48 Deputy
sheriff fees, allowed CO gen fund.
l18 Burgess and Johnson for 81
sharpening pillow, allowed ea.uen fund
119 Mrs M. F. Kossman for $37. &c
meals to prisoners, allowed CO gen
fund.
12O Albion Nugget for $245. 05 Co.
printing, allowed CO gen fund.
121 j. ". Snodgrass az Son fol-
$3.50 wire for fence, allowed anC
b fund.
122 j. w. Snodgrass & Son for IS. 81
Mdse to Co. poor, allowed co gen func
1873 George f. Tucker for s4O4. AZ
Draughsman Ass. Office, allowed &C
gen fund.
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work allowed and b fund
l54 Hubbard = cons for 1910 bridge
spikes allowed 1 and b fhnd.
1855 A. A. Condit for Sc rord work
allowed and b fund.
l57 Thomas A. Go6dy for $50 road
work allowed md b fund. =
(l56 ]. W. Heprorth for 500. Is road
work allowedr and b fund. ~
rs Barnett Johnson for ~ road
work allowed r aud b fund.
l59 Seth Hepworth for t34 road work
allowed and b fund.
100 Harry Condit for s24 road work
allowed r and b fund.
d6l l.. A. Condit for SIP road work
allowed and b fund.
162 w. J. McGarraugh for t72 %
road way allowed and b fund.
l63 H. H. Thornton for $24 Exp gen
com allowed CO gen fund.
l65 Geo B. Flynn for 500 road work
allowed eeUun fund.
E64 H. 4. Thornton for s32 road work
allowed and b fund.
I66 Arthur J. Hymas for 500. rs road
work allowed and b fund.
167 O. M. Roper for s63.5O, road
work, allowed cOpQ fund.
1853 S. P. Sorensen S57 road work,
allowed and b fund.
l69 MILFORD Sorensen for $82 road
work, allowed and b fund.
ITO Alvin JSnsen for So road work.
allowed r AID b fund.
III J. G. Nordstrom for SIG road
work, allowed r and fund.
z Geo. ], Koch for 1928 witness
fees. allowed co gen fund.
l73 Russell Grader Co. for $133.8O
Grader, allowed co gen fund.
LIB Grocer lPtg. Co. for sI4.25 Office
supplies, allowed co gen fund.
rs Wesley Walton for $40 Court
Belllft, allowed CO gen fund.
l76 A. B. Kellogg for 50. 20 Constable
fees, allowed co gen fund
III The CroB shy Co. for $3.50 Livery
hire, allowed CO gen fund.
178 I, kosel Hale for $3.50 Quarantine
officer, allowed CO gen fund.
ITO Peoples Union for s3l so .Mdse
to poor, allowed CO gen fund.
1870 People, Union for $3l.7O Road
supplies, allowed and b fund.
l8l L. M. Condit for $l.75 Exp. Co.
Conn.,, allowed co gen fund.
1872 ThPs. H Clark for $500 Exp.
Co. Con-, allowed CO gen fund.
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l83 Thomas H. Clark for $3.50 Elk.
@ Com. allowed co gen fund.

1873 Thomas H. Clark for $3.50 Elk.
CO. CON-, allowed co gen fund.
Beard Adjourned until am. July 10th,
1914.
Albion. Idaho, July 10th, 1919;
Board met this morning as per adjourn
ment with all members and clerk present
when the consideration of claims against
the county was resumed.
Bill No.
,S4 Mrs. F. M. Kossman for 1886 meals
and lodging allowed CO gen fund.
1856 John Fairchild for 1915 witness ices
allowed CO gen fund.
1856 Samuel Mcintosh fox ~S0.7s witness
fees allowed CO gen fpnd.
1877 Samuel Fniscnild for sS.zS-wis"ess
fees allowed CO gan fund.
! rS8 Geo w. Faiichild for sS.7s witness
fees allowed CO gen fund.
ISo Lucy Fairchild for s7.as witness tees
allowed co gen fund.
100 Freeman Bates for s8.ss witness fees
allowed co gen fund.
Ioi ANGEL Eairchild for s8.a5 witness tees
allowed co gen fund.
1oz ]. A. Arbuckle for g IS witneV tees
allowed CO gen fund.-
I 1913 l.. e. Chapman for 1915 witness ices
allowed CO gen fund.
Ioa Geo. Mvres tor 1926 witness fees al
lowed co gen fund.
Tos- w alter A. Smith for 1875 witness fees
allowed co gen fund.
100 Ormus Gee for 1915 witsfss fees al
lowed co gen fund.
1917 Marion Martindale for 1915 witness
fees allowed co gen fund.
1913 P. ID. Dayley for s8.a5 witness fees
allowed CO gen fund.
!. e j Be-: :.. I is.s for '''' fees ALLOW"
200 ]. F. Bsmus for s8.7s witness fees al
lowed co gen fund.
2ol Mrs. ]. F. Bemus for sS.25 witness
fees allowed co gen fund.
2oz Ed. Butner for s8.75 witness fees al
lowed CO gen fund.
ao3 Joe FEEDER for so.a5 witness fees allow
ed co gen fund.
2o4 Frank c. Bedke fors8.zs witness fees
allowed CO gen fund
7o5 Tom Fairchild for sS.a5 witness fces
allowed CO gen fund
400. WIoEMoulton for $4,000 road work
allowed and fund.
2o7 Wy, Moultrie for sS.25 witness fees
allowed CO gen fund.
aoS A. ]. Fuller for sIso.oz Ret of Dele
tax money not allowed.
Petition signed by residents of Schoo
district noy3I asking that sections z6 and
27 in township II south, rafee 20 E.B.M
be added to said school District, consider
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Pacific Coast Excursions

AT various times during the
Summer via the Oregon Short
Line. Reduced fares to Portland,
Seattle, San Francisco, Los An
geles and other coast points.
Consult any Oregon Short Line
Agent or write D. E. Burley Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-08-02

O&AAAA61 NO0G10O00s
Ho~ard Land Co. last week closed
= oonl conveying 40 acres OF Carey
Act Land east OF Marion Townsite to
Knute Lee OF Terry. South Oak.
Mr.. Lee expects to start at once
clearing the brush from his land.
Large line Of fall and winter Hats
Just arrived. Stop and look them
over. DAVIDSON Bros.
=. ]. Aeller made a business trip
to Burley on Wednesdays train.
OweinG to the heavy rains that
have been falling during the last few
days the gates at the Dam have been
closed downpart way as there is little
need for the amount OF water that
has been going through to continue.
From all indications everybody
must have voted wet" on the day
.--dAv OF the election.
One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each
application, and you will get quick
relief. For sale by all dealers.
Burton E. Morse, Architect, and
E. G. Davis of Twin Falls were on
business in our city connected with
the school on Wednesday last.
See in this issue the notice and the
"ad." Of the Great Shoshone and
Twin Falls ;ttl Itvtletnl.ryre-
Earding electric heat. -
Ed. v. Price is stopping a the
Davidson Bros. Store with his fall
and wintereAmples. Something very
listy<~ Better look them over and
-40fder a new suit.
Pres. VIM. T. Jack made business
trip to Burley on Wednesday.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There - only one way to cure Deafness
and Mat Il by constitutional remedies
DAekness is caused by an inflamed condi-
~1!6n OF the mucous lining Of the Eusta-
= chan Tube. When this tube Is infamed
you have q rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when II IL entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result. and unless the In
Mammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten ape caused by Catarrh,
which 4. nothi13but an infiamed condi-
ton of the unucOus surfaces.
We will gIHeOne Hundred Dollars for any case of
pe9fnesA caused by cAtarrh that mot be cured ~
Hall N4tArrh Cure. Send for circulars. FREQ.
g. ~ CHIMNEY, , CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
0Old BY Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.