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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-03-30

Sherwin & Williams paints at
Brody's.
Meet your friends at the Simonds
drug store.
Visit Browns bargain counter
for real bargains,
Spraying Solutions at Brody's
The best on the market.
II. Reemer went to Spokane
Tuesday to spend a day or two
looking after business matters.
N. J. Perry, a resident of the
Curley Creek district was bust,
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Christian church will meet next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Knox.
J. B. Fallon of Bntte, Mont, ar
rived here Saturday for weeks
visit with his sister, Mrs. Ed,
Moore.
If the mercha qdise in Browns
window pleases you, you will be
pleased again when you learn the
prices.
"Arch Remedies" For all all
ments. Fully guaranteed. ST.
monds drug store is the exclusive
agency.
If you have some old furniture
to trade for new, be sure and visit
our exchange dept Moores Furn.
iture Co.
Mrs. r. braves left Tuesday foi
Porthill where she will spend q
week visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Bush returned HON,
Saturday evening from Spokan,
where she had spent a week visit
ing with friends.
W. A. Nieman, proprietor Of tt,
Royal confectionery store of Sand
point, was business visitor in tn,
city Wednesday.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-03-30

Henry Blume, one of the we'll
known residents of this district,
returned home from Spokane
Wednesday. 4Mr. Blume purchas-
ed fine team of horses and
wagon in Spokane and drove home
from that city.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-03-30

Tony Brown, A. Gudaur and
William Peters, all residents of the
Copeland district, were business
visitors in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Brown reports that there is every
prospect for an excellent fruit crop
this season.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-03-30

day for Tekoa, Wash, where she
will join her husband and make /
her future residence.
Miss Natalie Wiley Of Lexington.
KY. arrived here last week and
will make her home here with her
brother, John r. Wiley.
Mrs. Thomas Tedford and Miss
Cora Nelson returned home
Wednesday after few days visit
with friends in Spokane.
Mrs. e. f. Bow of Delton, Mont I
returned home Tuesday after q
weeks visit here with her niece,
Mrs. Charles Laschinger.
w. A. Alexander, state land APP
praiser for Northern Idaho, went
to Valley. Ida, the first OF the week
to view several sections OF land.
A night shift was put on at the
Boomers Ferry Lumber company's
planning mill Wednesday night
There are 20 men on the new shift.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Copeland
were visitors in the city Tuesday
Miss Coda Carlock, also of Cope
land, was visitor in the city Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Gray
left Wednesday for Spokane where
they will spend few days on a
combined business and pleasure
trip,
N. B. Williams and family of
Lafollette, Tenn, arrived in this
city Sunday. Mr.. Williams in
tends to buy a farm and locats
here.
James McGreevey and little
daughter expect to leave today fol
Wenatchee, Wash, where they will
spend a few days visiting with
friends.
Consider this:-Today is short.
yesterday is gone, tomorrow may
never come If you've got any
wall paper TO buy Get Busy"
Moores' Furniture Co.
Mrs Hazel Garrison and daugh-
ter Viola of Portland, Ore, arrived
here Monday for AN extended visit
with Mrs. Garrison's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Cave.
Byron H. Walker has secured
the contracts for the wiring and
plumbing of the Chastek and Ma
thiesen residences which are being
constructed on the "Bench."
Now is the time to spray your
fruits. Lime and sulphur solu-
tons; whale oil soap and quassia
chips solutions are the best. Get
prices at Simonds drug store.
Mrs. Ben Grace, former resi-
dent of this city and now living at
Spokane, arrived here Monday
evening for weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. William Leslie.
Messrs Wilson and Macquire
have leased the Kinnear residence,
dnd took possession Monday. The
Kinnear family have moved to
their new residence on the Bench. !"
If you know of any of your
friends who do not take the Hera d
and ~hom you think would be in.
terested in the paper send US their
names and we will mail them "a
sample copy.
w. H. Dittmere and son. George
Dittmere of Alma, Wis, were guests
at the West hotel this week. The
Messrs. Dittmere are looking over
the farm lands at this vicinity with
view of locating here.
Miss Julia White, who was called
to Spokane last week by the death
of her mother, has resigned her
position as the teacher of the 9th
and 7th grades of the local public
= schools. The school board have
hired Miss Leonia Rinehart, recent
3 ly from Illinois, to take charge Of
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-03-30

Pure bred Buff Orphington and
White Leghorn eggs for sale by
d. P. HERsHMAN, Box 304 3-3Otf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
WOODSTOCK

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.e
WUOTVTOCK, VA. August VI
airs. G. 8. Ramsburg and little
daughter. of Somerset, N H, ars
visiting MIR. and Mrs. NJ Coffman,
Miss Annie Clover il a member Of
. party Of six who are spending a
short time ut Colonial Beach.
Miss Virginia Hasiett has returned
from Atlantic City. where she spen,
The summer
Miss Eleanor MAYNARD. Of Baiti-
more. has returned to her hoyne~ after
VISIT in the home Of Judge AMI Mrs.
T.. p. Newman.
Captain Perry L. Boyer. Of the
United States army. liz visiting his
parents. MT and Mrs w M. Boyer,
an MuAleHhefg street.
Miss L.ottie Taylor. OF Washington.
II spending several weeks with the
Misses Hollingsworth at their home on
South Church street.
On Friday night tho members OF
the younger vet gave Mrs. Leland
stanford Sutherland a most attractive
Kitchen shower, at the hons Of MI.
Main street Mrs. Sutherland was
previous to her marriage Miss Ruth
Hotties.
Mrs. M. W. Msxruder and son,
Mark WEIGH. have returIed to their
horne i'm this place. after visit TO her
mother. Mrs r. ". Riddieberger, Of
Washington.
Mrs. w. III. Kemper and two chill
dren, of Rome. Ga. who have been
visiting Major and Mrs, ]. W. Ma
grutier, left thiu week for Fauqufer
county. where they will visit Mrs
Kenper's mother, Mrs Julia Allen,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01

Misses Phelps. Carolyn end lQ1S
steger, Meesrs. Jimmy and
Hume, Exams and Andrews. 81 SSs ggs}s
The same evening few of
guests went to Beaver Dam for
per. In this party were Miss
derton and Weems. MeesrA Five
Hume, Dulany, Finch, Weem4
Tazewell, !szs!!
On Saturday an all-day pi6Ia
was given below Beaver Dam, A
was chaperoned by Miss Steger @
Saturday night large tacky pA&&
and cakewalk was given In the tn1I
room, the grand march being Id ~
Miss Frances Eakle and Mr.. JA111
Hume. The prizes went to Miss An
Webster and Mr.. AttillA Grant ~ I'm
tackieet, and the cake to MI. HhMh1
and Miss Eakle for the cakewal
Monday morning Mrs. Weams 81
Houston, Texas, gave q hridxa 1l1l
to few of her friends, the lfoe 4SI
going to Mrs Sa1lie Cooke u N61x
folk. second prize to Mrs. Roh4rf
Baldwin OF Norfolk, and the hU0Ay
Mrs. Emily Hardy ofNNorfclk. naE
the conSolation to Mrs. Cavenaux ~
New Castle, Del. ss ssISS
The same morning DIR. II. CabS1I
Tabb OF Richmond gave . fnr0WGl
party to acme OF his friends On ElIf
porch OF his cottage. His guasts WnIT
Colonel and Mrs. CavenAugh. M. r.
Mrs. George, Colonel ana Mr.. 6I18
kin, Mrs. Dening. Mrs. Eakle. TT
T. e.. CardwsIl, Miss nora PuSh -
Mr.. Finch. Mnch to the regret N 5
friends here, DR.. Tsbb left on ~
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
BARHAM SVILLLE'

Especial to the Richmond yfrgfn in1
BARHAMSvILLE. VA. Aue. 41
Miss Elizabeth and Frances Raea
SON Of Atlanta. Ga, have bsen eu6|
OF their grandmother. Mira IohN
Richardson.
Miss Anna Belle. Lee OF NQ91
was guest of Miss John A. Ric&
son for few days last week.
Miss Cornelia Potta. who hag
visiting her brother, Mr.. Jannaa
Potts. has returned to her hO19
Pawnee Cit-, Neb. She Wa a1i
panied home by her niece. MI
ginia Potts. who will be the ~
her grandparents for several m62
Mrs. Mary johnson has retu1
from visit to the parents 0f@
husband III Louisa. 80 sss.ss " s3s hi NJ
Mrs. Lawson Cooke Of RichS
Ia on visit to her parents, M
Mrs. SyIvanus Goddin. II 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to the Richmond virginian. J
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Aug. 31.-
Miss Grace Beale spent several days
in Newport News this week with
friends.
Miss Julia Armistead has returned
from visit OF several weeks to Mrs.
P. r. Southall in Amelia county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Peachy are
spending several daya In New York
and Baltimore.
Cadet Leslie Hall OF the United
States Naval academy is here spend
ing his furiough with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs J. l.. Hall.
Mrs. J. l.. Purcell and son, Thorpe.
have returned to Richmond, after a
pleasant stay with Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Thorpe. -
Mr.. Littlebury Foster of North Car
DINA 10 spending his vacation here
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. l.. s.
Foster.
Miss Ocie Jones'. matron at the
Eastern State hospital, Is spending
her vacation with her brother At
Barrett's Ferry.
Miss Katherine Howard, who has
been the guest OF Miss Virginia Pea
chy. has returned to her homa In
South Boston.
Mrs. James II. Stone mas a. her
guests Mrs. Hugh Jones of Richmond
and Mrs H p. Grifith Of Columbus.
Es. 49,
DR.. E. G. Booth IL at White Sui
phur. where he will spend several
weeks.
Miss Lillian Young Of Hampton Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Spencer
La7e.
Miss Alice Ware has returned from
a visit to Miss Mary Perkins in Caro-
line county,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
The p ouard Plan
NJ ELLA WHEELER WILCOX

astray. and to build new mind for
himself - well as . new future
All crtnne. Ill bad habits. arefsti1s re-
suit OF disease, diseased minds or
bodies.
Capital punishment 10 therefore the
worst crime Of. all
TIA iaw-Ehich sanctions Il sane
tions the killing OF q sick man who
might be made well BY proper treat
ment.
And it creates licensed class Of
murderers. the executioners. who are
accursed OF men simply because the
law givs them this awful work to do.
The Pollard plan and the parole
plan are but steps toward great goal
stiu farther away, when all punish
7nent will give way to curse for crime
and alcoholism.
All honor to the pioneers In this
needed work. .,..s..ss,as. e,: 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
WARRENTON

r Especial to Tfe Richmond Virginian.)
wARRENToN. Va August 81
Mr.. and Mrs. William N Wilbur and
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, of Devon and
Philadelphia, who were guests of Mr.
and MRS. William r. Wilbur, for tine
past Warrenton horse. show have re-
turned TO their home
Robert and Edward Nelson, OF
Philadelphia who spent the past week
at ''Woodburne,'' near warrenton, re-
turned Sunday to the city.
Miss Editha l. Thurber. OF Long
Island. who for the past two weeks
has been guest at the home of Mrs.
j. B. Britton, in Warrenton, left
Tuesday for Southampton. Long Is
land. where she will spend some time
with friends. Miss Tharbef@ ard her
mother. Mrs. NJ. b. Stedman. will re-
turn to Warrenton In October for the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epna Hunton and
Eppa Hunton, Jr., Richmond: Mrs.
William II. Payne and Winston and
Harry Payne, Washington, who have
been spending the summer at the
home of Mrs. M. NJ. Green, will leave
Monday for their respective homes.
Rev. Dudley Powers. Richmond
and Flint. Mich, gave a reading on
Monday last at the home OF Mrs J.
B. Britton. Among those present
were Bishop and Mrs. Alfred RAN
doiph. Mrs Heath and Miss Heath,
Norfolk. Miss Courtney Collins, New
York, has returned to her home af-
ter spending, some time In Warren
ton as a guest OF Miss Mary s. Nell
son.
Miss Agnes p. Kloman, OF Balti-
more. lis q guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Julian C. Keith near War
renton.
Miss Anna Curtis is visiting in
Maryland.
Mrs. John D. Hooe spent several
days the past week at Woodbury.
Forest with Mrs. r. p Holt and son,
Of Newport News, who are spend
ing the summer there
>-+Miss~ Miriam Crosby, of Warrenton,
has returned to her home near War
renton after an absence of many
weeks spent with friends at Bar Har-
Dor
Mrs. Ludwell Baldwin. Of Norfolk.
has joined her mother. Mrs Inman
Payne. Mrs Berry and her sister.
Miss Elizabeth Payne. at Mrs. Brit
toms. The party will remain in War
rentnn for some time.
John p. Stone was among the War
rentonians who attended the races at
plss!seo the past weak. Meg cathar-
inc Rhett. Garden City. L. l.. In spend-
ing some time at Pembroke" with
her aunt. Mrs. William G. Marshall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
hE|H EsIAI
COMPANY FORMED
,PEnERsBUHG OoNuERNs con-
son1DA1E UNDER MAIZE or
-7 KTwUOD-KENNEDY COM
PAM.

PETERSBURG. VA. August s1.---
The D. r. Kennedy company. which
has recently opened an once here
was consolidated with the Oakland
Stock Farm" Incorporated. which
{ corporation owned the old Burgess
Farm. situs&ed -abcut ssysH--- M.isa
from this city.
the new company has the name OF
the "Atwood-Kennedy. company. and
will have capital OF fifty to one
hundred thousand dollars With Of
Aces In this city. Richmond and
Kenbridge and will buy and sell farm
lands purchasing large tracts and
subdfvfding into small farms.
Or. II r. Atwood. who formerly
owned the Burgess Farm" Ia pres
ideTft,. J. r. Grafton. Jr.. of Ken
bridge, member OF the ID. r. Ken
needy company. is vice president.
while ID. +. Kennedy IL secretary
treasurer. 1t IL understood that r..
r. McKenna. formerly OF J. T. Nc
kennA n Company. will be the man
ager OF the Petersburg once, while
the Renbridge oflice will be managed
by w. w. Bell. formerly engaged In
tn real estate business In Richmond.
II IL reported here that the d. 7.
Kennedy company recently purchas-
ed the Burgess Farm OF the Oak
land Stock Farm company with tho
agreement. that possession should. he
given October 18th. but the deal Just
contaminated gives the Atwood-Ken-
nedy company Immediately ~posses-
sion and all crops. and farming linz
piements and live stock on the farm.
II is understood that the granite
on the property near Burgess sta
lion will be developed and rumor
has It that the new company ex~
poets to do considera BILE building at
the station of Burgess.
Petersburg IL certainly enjoying q
wave OF prosperity at this time az
shown by the number Of new busi-
ness coming here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
SWEET CHALYBEATE

Especial to the Richmond virginian. }
SWEET CHALYBEATE, VA, Aug
s1.-This weeks gaieties opened last
Thursday with a hay ride for the
young folks. chaperoned by Miss Ste.
Der and Mrs. Shelburne. Those in
the party were Misses Carolyn Steger
Phelps, Shelburne, Webster Eakle
and Baya, Messrs. Hardy. Parker;
Mutt. Dryden. Macklin. Rekinson and
Eakle.
Friday night after the dancing. a
party went TO the top OF Chestnut
Hill for little outing. and were
chaperoned by Mrs. w. o. Shelburne
OF Virginia Beach: they included
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
BRANDY

,>.,-- J. y,I...t. \
Especial to The Richmond virginia.
t-s BRANDY, Va. August a1---Aev-
Edward Amiss Rcdes. pastor OF the
sisted Rev. William n. Keyser IN the
services held At Fleetwood cnurcn
during the past week.
Mrs Cross. OF Richmond, ana Misses
Emily and Virginia Egxleston, Of Phil
HdeiphiA, are quests q Miss eoiuh-
biana Nalie.
Mrs. MarsnaH, OF Wasnington. y
Freeman and MRS. WOOD ~ Fleet
wood.
MT: ana -, MT An N. M Ics. 40 on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
SUMMER RESORTS

The Halifax Inn. Mo~ston. Va I;oa
and Litnia water. High. coon. elsYa<
ton. among tins htiln Of Vtrginfa, on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Large airy rooms, halls and porches-
Excellent table. Special reduced rates
to summer boarderG.
For information AddrsaG ~
PNOPREETOR HALv~sx INN.
Aousfen, virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
Kills wife and SCH.

PHILADELPHIA, August al
James McManus. twenty-one years old,
u consumptive. sho tAnd killed his
nineteen-year-old wife today ayaar.taon
committed suicide, fearing that after
his own death. which physicians had
widow. A ten month"; old baby, =
pretty little girl, wxs orphaned by the
tragedy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
RAWLEY SPRINGS

RocKlNGHAM COUNTY. VA.
Famous Chalybeate. Negnesfs AKA
sulphur Water1 3.oo0 feet elevation.
Climate dsiiEhtf9l open June 18th
Boiling. 5iS Hanover Street. Annapo-
liz. Md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-13
SUPPORTS THE TAFT
ADMINISTRATION.
Sec. ". |. Fisher Of the Interior De-
partment, in Speech at Lincoln, Neb.,
Comments Taft'S Views of Pro-
greSsive Princi Piles inPo|itiCs.

Lincoln, Neb., April 12-Speaking
here, tonight, in support of President
Taft's administration and his views
of progressive principles in politics,
Secretary Walter l.. Fisher of the in
terror department said that "Abso-
lutely regardless of the bricks that
are thrown from either side, the
President had pressed forward toward
the goal of accomplishment of real
measures for the advancement of the
interests of the whole people.
You can be pretty sure, said Sec
rotary Fisher, that any public man
is in the midGle of the road when he
is attacked by big business upon the
one side. and by those who are seek
ing to advance their personal interests
by attacking big business upon the
other
Mr.. Fisher said he entered Presi-
dent Taft's cabinet because nothing
but lack of confidence in the sin
certify and high purpose of President
Taft would Justify refusal of his
call"
Il became president of the ConSer-
vation League of America at the sug-
gestion of President Roosevelt and
Clifford Pinchot" he said. Il was for
the colonel for President when he was
only lieutenant colonel. In 1898 when
he had not yet been nominated for
governor of New York, 1 was one of
a little group of enthusiasts in the
city of Chicago, who flung to the
breeze a banner inscribed: For Presi-
dent in 1904, Theodore Roosevelt .
The secretary said that his conf
dence in President Taft had deep
ened into conviction with closer ac-
quaintanee and a greater knowledge
of the ability and energy with which
he is always working for the promo
ton of the public welfare.
I understand that Senator La Fol
lette has recently told You that he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-13
Developments in
A. w. Shaw Case

Boston, April 12.-Interrogatories SEEK
ing to determine whether Receiver
Charles G. Bancroft of the \. w. Shaw
Corporation, shoe manufacturers, of
Freepurt, Me, knows what has become
of certain letters. We're filed in the SUI
perior court today, by Mrs. Georgia NJ
Stuart Mrs. stuart was arrested some
time ago as an alleged accomplish of
Arthur w. Shaw. indicted ON charge Of
embezzlement from the corporation. The
letters in question We're exchanged be-
tween Shaw and Mrs. Stuart while Shaw
was in California previous to his arrest
1t was one of these letters which led to
the discovery of Shaw's whereabouts.
simultaneously Receiver Bancroft filed
interrogatories with view to ascertain
ing whether Mrs. Stuart can give infor-
nation as to seven bonds valued at $1,000
alleged to have been taken by Shaw from
the corporation and now missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-13
Colonel Roosevelt Talks
Politics, in Spite of Hint.

Later ON he continued the club
would have as its guests other public
men who did not agree with Col
Roosevelt. "They will receive the same
degree of attention as we give to Col
Roosevelt" he said
When Mr.. Langtry rose, he made
no reference to his own political belief
and paid compliment to Col. Roose-
Welt as one of the country's most dis
tinguished men.
During these Introductory remarks
the colonel sat quite still, looking
straight ahead of him with a quizzicaI
expression. When he arose to deliver
his speech there was a round Of APP
pause and then an eXpectant silence
Il was duly impressed said Col
Roosevelt, with smile "by Mr.. Me-
Kechnie's explanation that there was
no politics here, and that therefor he
was obliged to warn me that both he
and Mr.. Langtry utterly disagreed
of his purpose to keep me out of pol.
tiles. he said he looked with euua.
nimity upon the dsagreements upor
our side.
Apparently he is under the mis-
taken impression that his own side
is boiling over with harmony. If Mr.
McKechnie is really perfect convinced
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-13
BELFAST.
The Tweedie- Snyder Wedding-Fire
In the Hood Creamery.


Belfast, Me-, April 12.-(SpeciaD.-Wal
ter p. Tweedie OF Thorndike and Miss
Eta F. Snyder of Belfast were married,
Wednesday night, in the Congregational
parsonage by Rev. d. L. Wilson. The
young couple was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Snyder, the former a brother of the
bride. The single ring was used. The
bride wore a becoming travelling gown
and hat Mr. Tweedie is successful
barber in Thorndike, where they will
reside. Mrs. Tweedie has been for some
time employed in the Leonard &c Bar
rows shoe factory and was much liked
by all who knew her. She received some
very pretty and useful gifts.
Hollis Wentworth. we'll known In this
city, died. yesterday, at his home in
Poor's Mills, Waldo, at the age of 76
years. Three sons survive. The funeral
will take place. at Q P. M. Sunday, Rev.
d. l.. Wilson officiating.
The fire company was called out this
morning, by an alarm from Box %, for
fire in Hoods creamery. lower Main
street, thought to have started from
defective chimney. As the building Is not
far from the Standard Oil tanks and
there was q strong north wind blowing,
there was some danger. but the prompt
work of the firemen soon got 1t under
control and in a short time the AL out
signal was given.