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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

va ohA4V III 1yuld T.. 1IlkLaIn
Medicine Co. (Konfidentielt),
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii
blive aabnet, lest og besvaret af
en- Kvinde og holdt straengt
h~emmeligt.
@jcmoomsialg. @oar0en 6latten
peo 6la0ebp / gnebaf ct pe6 @ono.
iur. s. S. Soc iolgf til @penif=
Mmerifaner Sobn @epQrt.
8aarbsial9. &oalpoegaar0en al
9fDlo Morf 1926 / 5tonge er al
Gjeren sc. &psbaf peo Operretsiag=
ferer @eggtpeit iolgt til @r. 0luf
Stensrl1o, 2jan, for $4,000. @ienr
oommen beitoar al 200 Maol oDr=
fet Soro og 480 Weaal Gfog.
@%nlbbrDllnp fcjrcbes Sen Use Mu-
quit al fbp. Sog11epreit / l1runien>
borg, &aral0 Mrnelen og @u1trn,
fe6t @iI6bagem.
- @l1lobrpllup feireoes Sen 80e
@n9ult al al ftp. Operlege Muguit
&oren og &uitru, fe6t 8rincf.
Ttifefruge pg &%jerligbeb. Mt
&omantifens SiDsaloer en0nu life
er forbi, og at Mmor frem6eles me6
famine &elo 1om fgr ifjetter lin Tor-
refining, bebiier fglgenoe Siloragel=
.ie, iom i 6isie Gage bar fun6et lin
lpffelige Mfilutmng fer / @jepif,
ifriDer uSombolb".
Com befien6t ipSielintter Mu=
itaos 6tlfefrogfabrit EN- Mengoe
&i9er. @n at 6isie II forrel item en-
1ttlt9rotg og %alporltg anlogt Jung
&ige = fif for en- Eio ii6en set
Snofalo at 1egge ct &aptr, bporpao
bum bap6e ffrepet fit Maon og
&oreSie, in6 / en- Haffe 6iifefroge,
lom bum netop baD6e giort iitanb
&affen blep mi iammen meo ioo
mango an6re ien6t no / 8er6en, og
Sfiebnen bil6e, at Sen if11l6e bab,
ne | Maleiunb, bpor Sen fom / EN-
ung 6iiters @ie.. &om fan6t Map=
net og beill,tte6e itrofs at ifripe til
Den nfjenote. &igen frep tilbage,
og Der ubbifle6e fig en- regeImes~
Jig 8rebpefsling me6 8ptte al Soto
grafier, og 6en 9ieniioige @pmpoti
bofieoe for bpert @rep. Mf og til
lenote ban ben6e Goreringer, ioa-
iom @e%noinger al Silt, og for en-
fort SID ii6en fit BUN tilienot so
Ser. me6 inoIt9nbig Mnmo6ning ON
at beige Biferen oe bans Tore!-
Ore. Rigen, iom f6r neiten life
baboe bpret nbenom fin 6poebp,
fpieoe Jig for at gigre Sen langc
&eiie, men efter mango 8etnnfelig=
beoer gab FUN 6og efter for fl
&iertes Stemme og lin tilbe6teS
Sberta1elier. SUIT begop fla poe
@eile og fom lpffelig til Maleiuno
IS 6e ID Gage, bun bor ser, er no!
De to fommet til fuIo @nigbeo, fol
bon fulgte ben6e forle6en tilbaqt
BERTH, o. marr fan mi lie Sem 1pa6.
iere / @iebifs @aoer iom ct lpffe
ligt forlobet 8ar.
9pbsfalb. &aptein SIR. @itE
Green / 2orbt er 6em 80. eesuli al:
gooet beo Dgoen, SO Mar gammel
Mfoeoe Dor / mango Mnr Me6lem
,af 2orbifs @jgman6sforenings @e.
1tprelie og en- Sis 6oreningens Jor.
mono. San bar en- 6Dgtig og al.
minoelig anlet Man6.
&iebmanb @6baro WabI.
Sronoblem, ct 500, 72 9lor gam.
mel. &on bar beret meget benDttei
bet offentlige SIP, bI. a. Meblem
LAT Bpltpret og 6ormano / &onoeIs.
foreningen.
On Deltient % pelfieno @fo-
len1aro, fbp. Amtsffolelerer og Dr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Nefyose,
nedb0jede
kyinder.
Finder Lindring j Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
- Deres egne Beretnin-
ger bekrafter Diet.

Platea, Pa. "Da jeg f9rst skrev
til Dem var jeg besvRret med Kvin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

Or Set mulig?" nbbreo en- al
Gilbprerne. r6em Gamilier! nv
Men bborlebes TOM Sc operens?"
.l1bmprfet, inbtil 6omilier / set
ipogitlige Sisrne begpnote at gjsne
&palm."
s9porfor gioroe SEN &palm?"
uSSa, 6amilien mi0t poa @a,lbet
orep set for piot. Sen begpnote at
tage mos 2ogeren0e."
Set norife Sturtina, iom fornp-
Zig blep oplpit, bar / aar iiobet in
Sc / 204 Gage. Sfior ill1tteoe Ein<
get Sen 100e Muguit, altiao efter
|222 Gage. S 1910 pore0e 5esiio-
men 1879 Gage. @ienneminit bar
altioa Stortingsiesiiomns 2eng6e
L 6en11e 3 Mars &erio6e beret 208
Gage. Sen g%ienneminitlige Cont
lingsti6 i forrige Stortingsperio6e
bar 240 Sage, nemltg 1906-07
ODER 8 Maaneoer; / 1908, ga man
bop6e opbepet @gitiesiionerne, flut-
te6e Stortinget %. Muguit, altiaa
efter 225 Gage, og / 1909 Sen %.
September, altIoa efter 256 Gage.
Set ipnes efter bette, bemerfer
~@ergens M%ftenbla0", iom ON
&gltiesiionerne bi6rog life tibet til
Sorfortelie al 5esiionernes 2eng-
Sc; men Ben 6erpoa f6lgen6e SSt16=
ferelie al foite @iater bor bragt
% ct go0t @tpffe bi6ere benimo6
Gorfortelie al Sesiionernes 2eng~
Sc. Seen en6m1 bgr hi fomme be-
tp6eligt lengere / famine &etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

Nltglt1t OQr DER | Srontsp Ql1I11Hot
Zig Slooning poo @unoreOeaarsoo
gen for @otalien paa Sroms
@obn, So 9pjt1nont g. 8ooerbof
ubmnrfebe Jig og manage folot o!
looreoes.
Mprif 2rge 9ocent / Mmerifa.-
Doftor &agnnolo S%ngebrigt1en e:
onfot ion1 vfellom" (Docent) / efs
detrimental &irl,rgi pes Set Mfienot'
&oefefeller Snltitute for Meoica
@eieorcb / Seem Dorf.
&r, Snqebrietien er fpbt i 1882
bleb co1b. meb. / 1908 og bar / 81
to iioite Mor hopt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
blum.
a.. 49, T..
&pitbar Slabber. Singer o1
NboIens Me0oomsret bor barrt Ell
&iebmon6 400 &ro,1ers 500 til
,@totsfosien eller 80 Cages 6eng=
lei for prefrnnfen6e l1otalelier ON.
at en- 6rlte if11l6e bape itaaet
u%tilbgrligt Sorbolo til en- napngipen
Serre. lt6taleli erne blep mortiftce:
re6e og 0omfel6te ttlpligtet at beto=
lie &1ogerlfen 300 &r. / grltatnina
fam 40 &r. / Observation-Disclosures
&irfe paa Gaabeim. Sen 0a1S
Mnner at Sin,ps Yreltegjelo / Sc:
lemarfen tilbprenoe Strife er Ell Il:
Sen 9rebpgning> opfprt / 1775 oQ
ombpgfet / 1914. Sen er MI al
&irfeoepnrtementet tilla6t reltal1re.
ret og tilbpgget to Safriltier. @r:
beibet, iom er planlogt al Mrfitef'
Nicoloiien, er ari laaet at futile TO:
tie nmtrent 5000 ST., 1om er be:
biIeet at Soenefasien.
Sill Gals Sogn bprer Sobriflte
set 6oobeim meb en- tolrig 8efolf
ming. Ser agtes Ser / en- ner Srem
tbs opfgrt en Strife, bporefter oet
m1peren6e Sogmfirfe er fornoin
at futile opergoa til &apel.
Gn peltjent 11nberofficer, 6ure'
beb Norife Segerforps &url &ren:
bolt %irqtraoote fornpltg / @enbol>
til 2op ON Ml6ersgren6ien efte1
35h Mors Gieneite iom 8efalingS
mano. &renbolt, JON er fgot pat
Meso6ben Sole Mltguit 1852, OPTIC
9es be0 Norlfe Segertorps Bit
Mai 1870 og fan iaaleoes ie tilba:
fe poa AZ Mars Ejeneitetio iom Mi.
liter. S lin lanae 9jeneitetio jon
%l1noerofficer bar ban beret inobe:
or6ret til flere 5fpoeitoler og Stp:
befommisiioner. SEQ Snitrl1ftionS:
furlus til u66omelie at &eieroeof
ficerer bar fan fungeret 2 Mar
Goruoen 5fpbeme6o1je fra 1881
bar ban Sen tpife Sellers Militer
meoolie fra 1890 og ti1oeltes 21b'
$anuor 1901 Song Oscars Gor:
tienltmeoolie. S Sfptterloge
r5farpifptten" bar ban prret sc
freter / ID Mor.
&olitifamrct ium @gteifabsb1t
rear. 3olitict / @riitiania ia:
fgrbeles mango % bejlt for1fjellig
@ieremoal % Spgnper. Moge
belt NIT er set imi6lertio, at Sc
forlanges, &olitiet 1fal optre6e ion
Wgtelfnbsformt0ler.
@n Mmerifaner, Ser ongiper ii
at bore al norif @erfomlt, 26 Mo
(stilliag, Aoresie og Snotegt e
opgipet), for nplig ienbt &riltiori
&olitimeiter en- Mnmo6ning ONT c
opgipe bonn en- ung 9ome / &ri1tit
mia, iom oil reile til Nmerifo o
epentaelt inogaa sggteifab me
bam.
San opitiller itfe onore 6ororir
ger, EMO at Domen 1fal brre me
lem 20 og 81 Mor, norit % of 90
5nmilie.
8olitiet fan 10 fple Jig imigr'
be6 ioo6anne Silbu6. Wen set b
nappe inolooe fig pao 6erne MT
Gunftion.
8plienpoen. v8olignpo"! g.
er felt, ioa 6ere taler ON @olie
ngo FER biemme nu," iag6e en- ny
%biemfommen Norif Mmerifone1
Men Sngen er, at bere life ane1
bpa6 @oligneo er. Nei 90 ifnIb
bere ie, bporIebes Sattigfolf bor 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

Mcrif 2cee 9ocent / Nmerifa.-
Doftor @agnnal6 Sngebri9tien Ell
onfat ion ,felloln" (0ocent) / efs:
detrimental &ir11rgi pes Set befienote
@ocfefeller Snltitute for Meoico]
@cfeorcb / SEEM Sort.
ST, Snoebrietien er fp0t / 1882,
bIeb co,1b. meb. / 1908 og bar / Sc
to iioite Mor hopt l1niperiitets itipen=
blum. SO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Jnuna.

= Smitblano bar beo Solfeof
1temning beill1ttet at ibite6e 8onoS
for $1,000, Der ifa1 onpen6es ii
Spferelie al ct @an6barf for 8pen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

&ejicr @ilbclm bar iaar gjel1nem
&oni11l Mobr ifienfet 1000 &ro>
,1er til Eronobiems Countries &e<
1tonrotion, teIegraferes til uMften=
po1ten" fra Bergen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

sfrio efter Erssenumere paa bet.
te Blob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

st @nnorcoeaarsminoe. Sen 3.
M1tgult bar ser / Sromsg alminoe'
Zig 6loening paa @unOreOeaarsoo=
gen for 8atalien pau Sromsp
&ann, oo 2pjtnont g. 8o6enbofl
uomnrfeoc Jig oe nra,1ge fal0t og
loorebes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

Sc. Men en6m1 bGr hi fon1me be-
tp6eligt lengere / famine &etning.
@jprn 8jprniun o9 &i9smaalct.
u2ab us ilaa 2eir ont bort spros"
= impb 2anbsmaalet. 8e0 ct Sur
Jus / &igsmoolet, Ser / 6enne Sit
ofboloes / gi6sbol6, bar @igrn
8igrnion bol6t en- Oplesning for
9%eltagerne. San leite forifiellige
Sing at lin Sober, al &iellan6 og
at andre. Splesningen, iom bar
meget %bellpffet, pafte flor 8egeiit=
ring, ifriper uMorgenb1u6et". S en-
&auie fang Soriamlingen 8idrn,
itierne 8igrnions uSeg fidrer frem
giennem Straalefrp6".
9a 8prn 8ernion bab6e Left set
lioite @tDfte, rejlte en- al Deltuger<
ne, Mmtsffolebeltprer Npltoo fig og
taffe6e 8igrnion / en- barmt fglt og
1muf lille Gale. San nebne6e, at
oct loa n9r / Mften at tenfe paa
8igrntierne 8iprnion> og paa alt
set, Fan bab6e giort for at lefte
29reritanben gfonomiif o9 f~1lturelt.
|Sg ban taffe6e @pmen, iom be6 fin
&1n1t / Mften baobe gibet 6em ct
@in6e for 2tpet.
Strafs efter iprang 8igrn 8i9rn-
lion op og bolbt en- improoiieret og
ipirituel Sale for &igsmaalet. San
begpn6te me6 at fortelle ON en-
8Iomiternoitilling, bon en Gong
bab6e let / 8arts. Ser bur Ilber~
bens @lomiter. Men alle bar full
tipere6e giennem @enerotioner al
fronife @ortnere. 8lomlterne bar
frem0rebne al 'front.' @mag o9
franlf &nltltr. @n iaa6an pel6ig
rig @lomlterbabe bar bort Sprpy
oglaa. Mlle Sc itore @ortnere bob=
oe 6rebet set frem, og Sr6ene bar
benteoe fra Spf, Satin, ia runot
ONT fra. Men 6ette Sprog set bar
bort. Sen gamle Song @briitian
Den 9oe baboe en- Gang iagt til 60
1eren, at fan bor laa be6rgbet ODER,
at 9onbsmanlslobene bor forte
igiennem. Men 90 ipore6e ieg.
iag6e 8iern @iernion, at Del er Sc
forte igiennem / 5tortineet, me-,
fife tgiennem os. 0g 6ertil maa
hi al6rig lo6e set fomme> at 2on6s-
maalet goar igiennem os.
Sen lille Sale bleb motaget me6
ltormenoe &egejitring, og iaa iang
mon ~Sa, ri elifer". Sg % set
iioite &ers bar iunget, iogoe 8igrn
Biern1on: ~SSa, 1ao % iloo SER
ON bort @prog."
Observation-Disclosures @efreter,
cano. iur. 2g6rnp, toffe6e 8igrn
8iernion paa Observation-Disclosures
Gegne. Moonet @igrnion forpIigter,
iogoe BON, og Get bor ~gle6eIigt, al
en- &epreientant for bette Mobn
baboe bilt oct fdr1te &igsmaalsfur=
jus ioo meeen @lIfperoigbeo.
6alot af 8ereenstoget / en- Sun.
mel. 8ergenstoget bleb / en- Sun.
mel mellem Mpr6al og Sailing
| SEnt< 1,>ASoIs~ sI>AL ~ LS-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

@oalb Nmnnbicn bill ogioa boloc
Gorebrog / @pteborg / SEN geogrofi,
ife Screening oerlteos. Gioen for
Snrebraget CT enoruu life beitemt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Nnrgr.

Som uSr. % Trll Smith" refer
ben tpife &rins pg 8riniesie @ttel
Srieoricb for Giocn paa en- lGngerc
Sur / Moree.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

8plisnpoen. r@olignpo"! Set
.er felt, loa oere taler ON @olig,
ngo fer biemme nu," iag6e en- ms
biemfommer1 Nori t : Mmerifaner.
men Sagen er, at 6ere life amer,
bpno @oligng6 er. Nej, ga iful6e
6ere lie, boorIeoes Satttefolf bor set
fg2etp Sort. Seq bar en- Gang let
fem 6omilier lebe iammen i ct @e-
reIie, en- Camille / bbert &jgrne og
EN- mibt pon @ulpet!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

6alot al &ereenstoget / en- Sun.
mel. @ergenstoget blep / en- Sun.
mel mellem Mpr6aI og Sailing
ifeib plubielie itoppet. Mgobrem,
len bar brngtl
2angs 8enfera6erne oplto6 as:
1fillig l1ro. @bn6 bar puafer6e?
Nogle tolte ON 8ranb / @ptleboo.
men, an6re ON O%oerfieriel.
Set biite fig, at en- tpf Game pel
en- Jeiltagelie bab6e cabinet .Dgren
ITO fra Herronen - og goaet no.
for.
Gn al 6l1nftionererne / 9piIe:
oognen merfebe l1lpffen og IoQ
Si9nalet. Soget itoppeoe ltrofs
og man iggte meb' bange Mnelfer
neoooer @finnelegemet.
Ser fom6t man Domen, rroget for.
olrret; men / forbolbspis goo Bor:
totn1ng. Sun bop6e iluppet fra Set
farlige 6ol6 mes nogIe 5frammer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Gjcnoomsialg. @oar0en 6lbtten
peo 6la0ebp / gnebof ct peo &ono.
iur. $. S. Soc iolgf til @penif=
Mmerifoner Sobn @epart.

@aarbsial9. &oalgoegaar0en al
9fplo Scarf 1926 / 5tonge er al
Gjerer sc. &psbaf pes Sperretsiag=
ferer @eggtDeit iolgt til &r. Oll1f
Stensrl1o, 2jan, for $4,000. @ient
oomn1en beitoar al 200 Mool opr=
fet Soro og 480 Weoal Gfog.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22

and sidewalk material The machinery
for this plant will be installed as soon
as the building is completed. 1t is
reported that Mr.. Johnson will erect
a cement block building of his own as
soon as the weather permits.
Mr.. Watson, proprietor of the De-
pendon Merchandise store, in st.
Maries, was a business visitor in BO-
will the first of the week. According
to Mr.. Watson the business men of
that town who were so enthusiastic
for return of the saloons before the
special election, have changed front
and are now as anxious for the re-
turn to the dry conditions as they
were to have the saloons restored. 1t
seems to be the desire of the city adj
to give those who SO
strongly advocated the return OF sa-
looms, thorough test, and are making
no restrictions on the number of Ii
censes granted or the manner of con-
Quoting them.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22
DAVID and
ELY co., 1t.
MOSCOW'S GREATEST
STORE

Belief in men and desire to see the
good side of people rather than the
bad, is splendid capital with which to
start out in life. When we see only
the man that God made, refuse to see
the burlesque man which unfortunate
training, wrong thinking, mistakes and
sin have made, we help to bring out
whatever is noblest in our fellow man
as well as in ourselves.
Sheriff c. c. Brown was in town
Thursday of last week and while here
he arrested another bootlegger. The
person taken this time was Guy Hens
ley. This makes nine arrests of this
character within the last three months.
1t seems that Chief Malone has deter
mined to stamp out the liquor traffic
in Bovill and is constantly on the look
out for this class of law breakers
P. G. Johnson has commenced the
of a cement block plant for
the manufacture of cement building
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22
Financial Ghost Walks.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 22-The ghost
of the transaction in which, on terms
alleged to have been extremely easy,
the National City Bank, of New York,
acquired the old custom house in New
York, arises in eavery session of con-
gress. That was true of the present
session, a few days ago, when the
wrath was called up by Representa-
tive Fitzgerald of Brooklyn, chairman
of the house appropriateds committee.
Two bids were subhitted TO. the
old custom house." he said. THE Ma
tional City Bank made an offer, | think
of about $3,20O,0O0 as against 1925 900
offered by the Farmers Loan & Trust
company. The award was made to the
National City Bank
But when the contract was made
provisions were inserted in it that had
never been called to the attention of
the respective bidders by which it
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Chiffon
Saturday, March 10, a seven-pound ba-
by girl. Mother and daughter are do
ing nicely.
Frank Rowe, who has been employ
ed as engineer by the Potlatch Lum-
Der company here for several years,
has returned from an extended trip to
Arizona.
M. S. Parker, state food and sanitary
inspector with headquarters in Boise,
paid Bovill an official visit this week
He found the sanitary condition of this
city in excellent shape.
G. A. Johnson, who has conducted
the Hotel Bovill during the winter,
has turned over his interests to z. K.
Parker, and has accepted a position
as manager for Mr. Parker
The Catholic Ladies Aid society met
Wednesday with Mrs. A. N. Mcdonald
After the business of the meeting was
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.

THE Kleptomaniac" tomorrow night
at Eggan's hall.
The knights of Columbus will hold
their regular meeting this evening.
c. B. Saunders of Albion, Wn., was
a business visitor in the city today
Everybody's going to the English
club show. Be there.
Max B. Miner of w. S. c., was Wis
itor from Pullman, in the city today.
John Laughterbaught of Kendrick,
was caring for business affairs in the
city today.
Mrs. Sophia Meyer of Pullman, was
a visitor in Moscow today caring for
business matters.
Mr.. Warneka of Warneka & Holmes
OF Elk River, was a business visitor in
the city this afternoon.
See the dancing girls at the English
club entertainment. Eggan's hall to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Rev. Blackman of Troy, has been
asked to fill the pulpit at Pine Grove
school house, Sunday, March 81.
See the Spanish girls in novelty
dancing and singing act at Eggan's to-
morrow afternoon or evening"
Richard Burke, state manager for
the Pioneer Life Insurance company,
is spending few days with his fam
lily in this city
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22

Marion Benedict of Spokane, i
spending a few days in Moscow will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Bene
dict.
Justice Flasher of Bovill, and Deputy
Sheriff Pat Malone returned to theil
homes today, after brief business Wis
it in Moscow.
The last chance you will have to
reserve seats for 1.-The Kleptomaniac'
will come tomorrow. Hodgins' drug
store or the bursar's office. Fifty
cents.
R. |. Jarvis of Spokane, deputy or
ganizer of the Woodmen of the World,
was visitor in Moscow on business
last evening and explained the new
rates to the members of the local lodge.
Judge J. H. Forney was a visitor
among his friends in Moscow Today
the first visit to this city since his sue
cessful visit to Washington, D. c., for
the purpose of arguing the pedler's
law of Washington, which he wrote.
A big meeting of the Modern Wood
men and Royal Neighbors was held last
evening. ]. |. Jarvis, district deputy,
explained the new rates, and the or
ganization spent considerable time in
their discussion. An elaborate banquet
was served at the meetings. close
Professor Kreekmur of the Moscow
Business college, today received a
telegram from Xenia, ILL.,, announcing
the death of his sister, Mrs. E. w.
Draper, who died of heart failure last
night, at tx age of SO years Mrs.
Draper was the mother of Miss Inez
Draper, formerly connected with the
business college, and of Professor
oscar Draper of the commercial de-
,artment of w. S. c. Professor Drap- |
II was with his mother at Their death |
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Marion Benedict of Spokane, is
spending a few days in Moscow with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bene-
dict.
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over lunch was served, presided over
by Miss Margaret Mcdonald
Lew COcoran, who arrived in Bo-
will Monday evening, over the w. l.
& M. died suddenly Tuesday morn
ing. He was afflicted with an ad-
vanced stage of consumption.
A. A. Anderson received word Thurs
day of last week that his brother, who
resides in Cotter, Ark, was seriously
i'll, and left for that city on the af-
ternoon train, accompanied by his
nephew, Dennis Anderson.
1t is reported that the Potlatch
Lumber company will resume their
clearing operations on their holdings
opposite the depot as soon as the
weather permits. 1t was impossible to
learn the object of this improvement,
but the majority of opinion is that it
is in connection with the proposed
sawmill.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22

WASHINGTON, Mar 22-Spiritual
instruction has for years been given to
the house of representatives by Rev.
Dr. Henry N. Couden, the blind chap
lain, and his daily prayers have obtain
ed widespread fame. Recently he
made an innovation by introducing
poetry in an invocation to this effect
1.-The stars shine over the earth,
The stars shine over the sea;
The stars look up to the mighty God,
The stars look down on me-
The stars have lived million years,
A million years and a day;
But God and | shall love and live,
When the stars have passed away
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STOMACH MISERY QUICKLY
ENDED.

Eat hearty meal if you want to.
Then take two Mi-o-na tablets and
you'll wonder why that old stomach of
yours is so comfortable
Mi-o-na tablets d., more than give
relief they clean, renovate, put
strength and elasticity into the stom-
ach walls and build up the general
condition of the stomach so that you
can digest the heartiest meal without
fear of distress.
Guaranteed for indigestion, dizzi-
ness, biliousness, sleeplessness, sick
headache, and all stomach diseases.
Large box so cents at R. Hodgins and
druggists everywhere. 43-45
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A Sign of Spring.

At the rate the young America of
Bovill patronized the marble counter
at the Bovill Drug company last Sat
urday, spring is not far distant. AL
though there was a good covering of
snow on the ground, a constant stream
of youngsters was seen emerging from
the drug store with their pockets bulg-
ing with marbles and their faces beam
OF exciting games were held on the
sidewalk.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-22
Home Talent a Success.

The home talent DRAMA The Great
Winterson Mine, given by the Yoeman
lodge of this city at the opera house,
drew large audience and those who
did not attend missed an evenings en-
tertainment that would have been a
credit to a majority of the travelling
organizations which have visited our
city. The play was we'll staged and
the costumes were typical of the
characters they represented and eve
ry part was carried out without
hitch, each person appearing perfect
ly at east before the footlights. Miss
Nellie Woods, the heroine and Perd
Hughes, as the leading character, were
exceptionally good and displayed con-
siderable talent in the characters they
represented. E. O. Steiner as Eb. Win
terson, Mrs. R. D. Case as Matilda, A.
Hallenbeck as Mr.. Stout, Mrs. A E.
Hollenbeck as Thos. Stout, John Nc
Gary as Jackson Jenkins, R. D. Case
as Peleg Peterson, Will Smith as Jed
Ohediah Hawkins, Miss Mable Smith
as Grace Winterson and George Ro-
wan as Mike, are all deserving of spe-
cial mention as they appeared perfect
ly at home on the stage. The special |
tiles introduced between acts were
very clever and were as follows:
Guitar duet, D. w. Shanafelt and John |
McGary; vocal solo, Miss Mable Smith;
vocal solo, Will Smith; vocal duet,
Msble Smith and Will Smith. 1t is
probable another play will be given
by the lodge in the near future. The
lodge members are well pleased with
the patronage they received and wish
to thank those who were instrumental
in the financial success of the enter
ainment
Mrs. Dave Ellison was visiting rel
atives and friends in Spokane this
week.
DR.. R. T. Witty is confined to his
lcme with a slight attack of appeudi-
tits
W. H. Simmons returned the last of
he week from an extended visit to
outhern Idaho.
Miss Della Crawford, proprietor of
he Bovill Drug company, spent Satur-
ay and Sunday in the city.
o. R. Miller representing the Oliver
company, was transacting /
Usiness in town last Saturday. Il
Russell Lawrence and wife of II
were business visitors in II
ovill Thursday of last week. II
Geo. White, employed by the Pot II
tch Lumber company at Elk River, u
as visitor in town Sunday. II
w. j. Hannah, prosecuting attorney II
Clearwater county, was in Bovill II
'iday of last week on official bust
SIS. II
John Swanson, cruiser for the Clear II
tier Timber company was in town II
. first of the week on official bust Il
SIS.