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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
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lCtdnIc0
WANTED. 500 ON rcATnE', "nns;
si'icbpatis Chairs bur.aus. desks.
a%% ;iI '' old j" '' K br lsTE'' -
Yves. Main Madison sSo7
WANTED, 10 BUY FOR CASH.
n house, Goods il any quantity.
WANTED. TO BUY \ GOOD SALOON
Apply 400. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. y LOAN or $50" On \
choice river farm. wor,n S21.oo" l.
Isl. cDrc Times Dispatch
WASTEp. GOOD sEcoT>n llANn
ISL. car" Tunes DiSpatch.
WANTED yOU no KNOW THAT W
- cnwardir.a sons pr.crs on watch
and. jcweiry work ar" III" lowest
~ town: satisfaction ~ guaranteed.
Isl, tas' Main street
WANTED SOME GOOD coNSl,:N
qGoK six nFI i:@s a An.T 'G :,1I
"rs Durham. Y g
@oid ma 5.l err :. 9 MrYEi; LLWli
ltj.IY coM"ANl - Wes, l:iond
street
r Nr III f.G. Of wa,:on ~ aaG
Grnrriage r"p;, Ing md r"paimtihg
BoSHi.RS sons - south Ninth -
WANTED y MAN IN uACu HOME no
bc made naDpl tnrcc times da%
with good Things made with Boyd
taking ro~d"f Mrs. Housewife. n.
mothers pue-iiait sil. can. nc.
ono s;ze can zoe
WANrED. OLD FEATHER BEDS
and antique furniture LEVY. uI.
holstercr and mattress maker r.
prtring ana polishing furniture 50,
clalty. 4.5 west Broad
WANTED. TO BUY GOOD SECOND-
hand shoiGuu. can Madison l"4
ialtuore.
WAANTED. First Lass THREE ph
.aril! combination. Must 10. sound.
not over sever and M 1" 1870 pounds
NJ q. FiNNEGAN Wilton. Rich
inond. Va
WANTED roo MEN AND BOYS no
call and see Gentiys line Of bicycles
before bnyine sos Yves, Broad.
operation win tinhe, GEORc; +:
Hull. Empire Bldg rhtladeiphia.
~
wih ,%,rd LACE q, Gl'ETAiMS r.;
Madison 2oiel
WANTED TO Buy : GCOr SECOND
hand double barrel .hoi gun ch"ap
Tor cash Address 20. ore Times
WANTED Az Old FEATHER HEl.
i'non" Madison oa91
WANTEp hVEHYhppY 20 HEAp
the Christian Science Mont0r toS-
ton daily paper ,t"sn and faIl
Price. = cents coz Ga-t Man
WANTED EVERY I.ADN Is RtCii-
moHd 10 ralI auo l"-tr ~" ten dollar
oper" sinRinS cauaN buds 80, Eas,
WANTED. ENVELOPES ~ ADDRESS
90 circulars to fuid az nome. "A
dress u - care Timos-pispntcn
WANTED THE LADIES no CALI A.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
5llltlnlfr Boarnirg

Boulevard INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fan and winter re-
sort Country and seashorc com
bined with city convcnicnces. F'irss-
for literature. MISSES TABB, Roule-
ward Inn. lla;nDtOn. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
FLATS lHanten

REFINED SMALL FAMILY WOULD
pay nominal rent for Furnished Nat
or small house OF parties leaving
city for winter. References. Adj
dress y 223, care Times Dispatch
W ANTED. FLAT or FOUR OR FIVE
rooms: centrally located; state par
ucu!ars. u 2AT care times Dispatch
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RISceIlanfous

S'HAAFs DIAMOND SPECIALS
s.o"-GENUINE Full. CUT p,..
monds mounted in i4-csra, gold
si5oo-rHIS LOT CONTAINS soA5r
81 me biFsest values ever SHOWN
'=5.co- Soi..ITAIREs THAT CANT BE
o,ns bar p pins s., '' wifd u iT'c eai
stones mot chips.
$50 AND FINEST DIAMOND
laNalieres shown anywhere
HAVE \ LOON AND GET AcQuAINT-
ed with oui goods and prices
scaAAFs JEWELLERS 40 EAST
WE ARE NOW READY FOR THE
fan and winter trade our new
store is now filled with entire now
1 nado Of millinsrE sgd Iadies pesdE
WI East Man street
SHOES, Shoes. SHOES
s2s EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL
gAN IL 9 siToE h STSRG G GoMp s6Ses
cheap for the whole family
McCONNELL-BROw NING.
Engineering Company.
1918 East, Cary street
DESGG NERS AND BUILDERS OF
speciai machinery Repair work
given prompt attention. Phone Madi-
DESTISTRy
WHY Let YOUR TEETH DECAY.
when YOU can get tefth filled for 80
able prices Examinations free
Hours. \. y! to$ p. NJ. MODERN
DENTAL PARIOES. SIT Eas, Broad
BICYCLES
cent amo 0rienI BICYCLES Also sun
dries. Bicycles 10 hire. y p
GENTRY. sos Wrst Broad Monroe
=! GARDNER. painter ara decorator ~
floor and wall WORK specially
prices right ana ~ ,::t,class work
Madison 6S6l
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE. wITII
twelve selections. $3.50: bargain
Coo. TALKING MACHINE co. 7o4
1000 BUSINESS CARDS: sl.5o. WE
co. Specialists. COS East Main
Street
SCHOOL MISSES: NOW Is THE TIME
TO bring in Your fall hats TO be re-
shaped and cleaned why spend 81
or SIS for new hat. when your old
one 1n!p can be made , new by our process?
Firat Street. Phone Monroe 900
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT
VISIBLE MODELS, SO PER MONTH :;
nonvisible models. 81 per month
three months for S.. Sent anywhere.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CON i.
pANY. 6l0 East Main Street. Phone
Madison sal.
RELIABLE TRANSFER-MILLNE
@02 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 25c. claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage: two mon
on our wagon. Phone Madison i445
My agents meet all trains
AUTOG APH LETTERS. MANU-
scripts and documents OF famous
people bought and sold Catalogue
on application. r.. f. MADIGAN. SOL
Fifth Avenue, New York. ESTABLISH :
80"
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Boaroil,g

F.. FIRSTCLASS APARTMENTS NAPOE
heat pIivat" bnth ana excellent
,nisiae futnisl,ed 10 P PR. ,,. and
WELLFoHD JONES'S new ana we'll
sGuipred., house. 200 East Franklin
street Table boardcrs 2 speciality.
HANDSOME STEFAN HEATED ROOMS.
homeliltc, with bonrd for transient
x. BOWERS. Dining room undo,
''authorn. 10 East franklin street.
7nE ANDERSON. 4O1 EAST MAIN
- Nicely Iurnished steam heated
wat.r. centrally located. Win ali
mudcrn couNcnicnccs rransjentS
solicited
W t,%,, r c~ OK r.. FOE ' ;M},U
SION. 900 West Grace
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. GOOD
hoard. with al modern conV"niruccs
lhono Monro" i"i:-i. loli West
WANTED, .EoAEpMRS FOR VACANT
r"oms; als" iahlc boardcrS 20: East
tii&C"
l.AraiE MI SINGLE: FRONT ROOMS
with board 4oI East Grace.
IrMrOHTAHI.Y HEATED ROOMS.
MODERN convcniences board 40
West Grace street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
900 900, h ,!;1,;i i home comforts sos
H"ARDERS. MD BOOMERS WANT
81; good location; reasonable. THE
WASHINGTON. 230f East Broad S;
BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS AND
excellent table board ideal location
"; East Main Street
BOARD AND LODGING PHONE
heat. bath. all convenionces phonr
Monroe i3Si-.J
NICELY FURNISHED tn. \ r. ED
rooms. with board. Also table board
rrs. 1c4 East Frankln
FoR RENT FURNISHED. HEATED
. room with board: In private famil,
90 i'arton Avenue, Barton Heights
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
GOOD board on :he car line 27i2
East Broad Street;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

NEW COMPLETE FLATS. 1903 AND
'sV' virginia Avenue. Highland PARK
near car iinc. separate furnaces sit
iu"utuS l"as. az reduced rant :
III t.M.N INli l.OAfbANN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

FOR RENT. BEAUTIFUL. FIAT. -Four
,Gpns' two closets an" cath. in Lee
District. rent reduced 10 $50 No..
month Family without children
preferred Address g :ss care Times
ipsU1fCl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
NORMAN CALI.
Cd.
COAST LINE RAILROAD
4 \

Office Of the Secretary
NOTICE IL iif.EEEN GIVEN THAT
TIA" resular annual meeting OF stock
holders Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company will be held NJ the
oihc" Of rho Company in the city or
Hlrhmdnd. virginia. CA Tuesday the
eighteenth daN Of November 1919
81 eleven "a clocl, y AZ The transfer
books g! the Company viii close
"Wednesday. November 5th. 1913 AZ
threc o'clock =. NJ. aud Viii hc re
opened Oh Wednesdays November
18Th. 1918. ~ ten o'clock \ NJ
II /. BORDEN
Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

FOR RENT. AN ATTRAc TIvE
three- room fat large sunny ana
HIEN. iatroo" heat. Convenient ia
cai 10 y. Plum. between FLOYD ana
Grove Avenues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

REDUCED Il ENT. NEXpIpEn
ease. modern. separate foul.-roor,
1hi furnace heat. with Cvner. GROW.
ANeiiue Madison .l5O-I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

~ NNTEb TWO NIcE MEN no &C
"upN room Win hoard. mechanics
prci"tied central Apply 700 East
Rooms for Rrnt
Nl ,c;h. r rd,,S =, WITH OF +
Street
sT%r h Gn f &@s .anr aaar
beds ia North Eighth stree;
ATTKACrIVEIY FURNISHED ROOM
=, 322 East Franklin. men preferred
Monroe 1909
TWO r0NNkcTlNn fnoNT ROOMS
Grace
rur,NIsilEp ROOMS ror; RENT
convenient =" post office ana busi
ness Address '"F Nofth seventh
TWO LARGE ROOMS FURNISHED
Tor light housekeeping bath 81, same
floor. 81 p"' month 80 North
seventh Street
FrnNisnEp Rooms REASONABLE
opposite the jefferson Hotel ia
West Main street
FOR REST. no GENTLEMEN. NICE
Is furnished. heated rooms 2l5 East
FOR RENT ROOMS. NICELY Fur
nished ana heated a. 80 East clay
Fol; RENT NICELY FURNISHED
ana newly paperod room on second
noor Win communicate ballroom,
,,,,a ,',n f,.,. s,.s,n baa,
south Tnird n.a, Main q %; care
TINES Dispatch
TWo LARGE ROOMS FURNISHED
or 4t' al mis4e4 ~, Ia 1l.. -. -
TWO FUKNiSiitp ROOMS FOR
housekeeping 80 married couple on =
s"tt@d me n I, o AZ" .rl,on fa>
tourth itfe@,
- ....r II1,,, ,.,,.
I fdnr 20 r5Hn. fH Irht' hoHsel> aepins
use 80 phone heap 10 Ugh, part,
rhone Maalsoa 9s2E-i
10 West GA Street
.r,,I.,, o,p,t.-, i.i,.r ,tof..t-t.-.,-r
il'tf;, ~ "lA Ln,ii ~ - ~ ~
go per month No''h ia'"
NIctI;Y FrhNi-HEb HEATED III:1
~" i"eein", 'i >rpatai-'N al
l' EAST CLAY COMFORT
80 49, '-l.', ~. ~.
i.A';Gt FRONT FURNlSiiEp ROOM
rhird ST.. StI.4 '" ''''' ''' =
iii,',gt, ni.,r furnishnd ""t.fi' in.
,taa,aneo@, oo' wa,er 4iso NO
10 count. or lndios Prlvarn family
Term, modefai~ fh"ne Madison
:I'r-l
uKIGiiT. SUNNY FROST ROOM FOR
9ne o. Two ggIn'i.neh. rahi" , 9os ~
"cs 90 "'H' "o"r
N"ULDt ''"'-'
TWO tDJoIEING NFCENlS led
""i"s' u on rom '''In noad
,ut Noth, nh i"uf ,
NVt'' ~ '0"e w
.,,f,rl,L, ,ool,S ,VnpArIi A.. East
' rr,imk In ,,'0N'' go - . 90
ron REST NEwLY FrRHISliEp
"oH,s =" na,"'e 80. ,I-''' Tor,b p.iritn
49,, >,r ,.sa
E.s rrIr l-Arcr Front ROOM
y.o,'i MO-, IIni Val, beai ..iec,ric
nc6iis,,' Not Not 6ath on same aoor phonr
Ni".'
. . ~ n w, r. nn,h ~
rnmed privat. hone 100 IVES, Main
ron Rent, TWO CONNECTING PAX;
2rs a'S2 Te np sinsiy fnrnisb. = o.
,,ufuTnisb.d asI4 r:as, Marshall
"'.' - -.
r.l.i. - ,,,isf,'o 10 ,iisirjc, soo t.ast
race
, rgs[" I /" p,Iy"'r family '''-A East
~
~ ~ 40 80, sr' ~ % ~ NJ
49, -" -
r."ot ar '''Itc
foh ZEN RMiHt ~ looms
u'N, =" n"ih' Hts"nl Hc.t AiS. ma
CON > PptN ~ r'"S' 't street
TEAM Ht.AIEp kooAS FOR RENT.
'hehi"HH iarh; an inonyfh cohNch
'"hccS. %" chlIdfch Apply SUI I'm
49," : Y..!..
'.AhGE FURNISHED ROOM. LIGHT
and neat included. Ia West Clay
street thon" Madison oi:o
M A\SI,.%.rS COME M no, I, ~.
quiet. central
For RENT I.ADGE Ep1S,,, pooN
@ ,,,.I, - - $500
without children or two e.utleinan
steam heat bath and phone con
Ncnient 10 all car lines ia. Floyd
.'Ncnuc'
~ nrCI-n. roo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
J2ptiCf5

70 WHOM iT AiiY CONCERN TAKE
ro,icr ;nat ;nc uudersieied having
qualified as cNeculrN OF the last win
Ton deceased. al claims against the
stat r"uH1 90 prcSented To h"r f"r
'leme.i anI an debts ""ins -"
III NARY i pEMbEnT6N
Gresham cour, Hicnmond So
Shoes SHOES Shoes
SAMPLE SHOE STORE, s43 Eas, Eroad
street ,rcav city iialp Goou shoes
shoes reta!l-h At whVi.sal" prices
GEO q BOWpEN. 9 EDWIN EoW-
DEN
,.9rL\N .AplEs rAlhoh 4it
n.w line pf the latest stNl" slsit-
ugs anu - pr"pared To- take orders
"n prices work guaranteed nj
IA, I;>HSK* HHoS'. .gweiels sis
ia ia I. I ni IHN % fT%h1 r5s
I.Art:ST SrYi.ES. Old gold and
silver alwa>s take IN exchange.
RELIABLE TRANSFER .MII.LNERS s.
$os North Ni,,h street. hauis trunk.
house for Sour baggage two men
on our wnson rh2n. Madison lif5
Ny agents meet all trsin"
w r. Nh II Il y - ioNipfIl.f' ll'fS. ~ =
hoods and do ali kinds OF trimming
work. making and repairing springs.
prices FOR quality I: II BOsHER'S
SONS. j" South Ninth Street
SEE OUR LIME OF GOOD Singing;
canary birds, So" "a SO few
more Of Tn" rouuC IiartI Mountain
canares left. 81 80. East Main.
LOST. MY STENOGRAPHEE FOUND
another more competent and husi-
nessiike At VIRGINIA BUSINESS
EXCHANGE $40 North second OF
6"c help furnished for auN depart
ment. Nothing hut the hes,
WE MAKE \ SPECIALITY OF PACK
Ing and storing household goods
call McnrOe 1t3O-l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR or 'rHpEr.
rooms. cheap. No objection to chill
dren Fifteen minutes from E'irst
ana broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

FOR RENT. DESIRABLE SEPARATE
nai ~ Wesi End ell modern IN
pt"Ntmrnts al reasonaol. rent.
ihOH" Moutoe 3aU2-l.. answer Il
30" car. Times p;spatcl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

loss WEST FRANKLIN. THIRD. NINE
rooms neat furnished IL nice ycNGi-
ton CREESHAW 4. PI,'I<s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

FoH RENT, FLAT or FIVE ROOMS.
west Clay: SO pes month An
ny premises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

@ 20 TIN: oFFI,,ERs AND NEN-

g 20 TIN. OFFICERS AND MEM-
XE ''"is "f il"niico Union Lodge. No
wv i3n. 4. r. n a Please attend
= stated communication of Your lodge
10 he held MONDAY IcN ENlN,i at Ma
SOME Hall Twenty -nfth street at
O'Clock
Members Of sister loders ani tran
sieut brethren fraternalll invited 10
-" present
- order Of Tia. Worshiuful Master
T.. HUGHES.
SECRETARY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

- 10y ~ TT
Hh NJ NJ l RNiSFEb AiA ET-
in"nt newly papered ApDly on5
East Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

THE NENT MEETING OF THE VIR-
Sinia State Board Of Dental ENanin-
"rs Tor the examination of applicants
viii be held in Richmond. Va No.
Nember -. 1913. commencing at .
NJ. For further Information ad-
dress DIR. j. r. STIFF Secretary
I'radcricl< SbIIrc "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

i'PrES Flat. FOvR NICE. LARGE
rooms ana ba,h: use Of phone yi5
month. ALplN AIONro. tl.I-i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

NEWLy PAPERED THREE ROOM
nat 10 couple to2 East CLAY Stra..,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

For RENT. LOWER FLAT THREE,
io"rs Slp one suuar- ch:nihora,:o
ARK Address q 31+. care Times.
bispatcn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

T.IE ANDERSON. 40T EAST MAIN
81, Nicely furnished. steam heated
rooms. with board hot and cold
water. centrally located. with all
mudcru COuNcnicuCcS rraAsicntS
solicited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

S''HAAF-s DIAMOND SPECIALS
Sc '"-, ;ENUiNE FULL CUT plA.
momds mounted in licarat gold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

For RENT. BRIGHT. NEWLY pA
neTed and painted fiat % thre. rooln.
iH private family; central: no chill
"ieh ID 2ss. care Times Dispatch
HANDSOME FLAT FOR RENT. FOUR
ICONS all convenicnces 90; North
Thirty third Street.
FOR RENT. 4 THREE ROOM. HEAT
81 nat bath and electric lights a0S
miro Avenue. Highland PArk
NICELY AREANG Ed FLAT. AiI.,'O\-
Neniences Appl" a once III York
street Barton Heights Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
flats Gor Keni

ieht. unturnished. st No lG North
laurel street. corner FLOYD Avenue.
"onsi-ting 1f three rooms aud pr
Nate bath House heated with no.
waier AMI supplied with electric
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

II ANDSOME STEFAN HEATED ROOMS
honelil<c, with board for transient
or permanent guests. MRS. CHAS
Is. BOWERS. Dining room under
personal supervision Of Mrs Cabcll
'authorn. ll5 East Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

s. 30 AND CP-riE ,I.ASPS STt,k
pms, ia pins. Set with fun cut
stones mot chips
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

1913 FORD FlNE-PASSt.NGkE TOUR.
ing car. perfect order, electric lights
Price. Si25 1912 Htr FINE-PAS-
sene-r touring ear first class coudi
ION throughout WHITE MOTOR
GO. INC. COS West BROAD street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

FOR SALE. ELECTRIC RttNAROUT.
500, one four passenger surrey type
BODY ana top; one pair rumbl, seats
Want 10 buy one 1--WE passenger body.
Address & i02, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

WILL TRAD. MY Afro u;oAD-
aterl. in very best condition. FOR
city OF suburban property Il 2al
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

WANTED. EOAHDERS FOR VACA Mt
rooms, also iahlc hoardcrs 20. East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

] = p"-rHlS LOT CONTAINS SOME
81 me b'Esest values ever SHOWN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

LAT FOR Rent: coHvENiENcES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Rooms for lRfnt

%iCtI.Y FURNISHED. WITH Or
withou, board. as Eas, Marshall
Street
STOP AT THE EOANOkE. HEART
OF Richmond. c"a,l. comfortable
beds. ia North Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

- ." AND CP--E FINEST DIAMOND
laNaiieres shown anywhere
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-04-10
LOOKS LIKE A JOKE.

Nowadays so much newspaper
''bunkr is piled around every topic of
public interest that the truth about
it becomes more and more difficult
to ascertain One reads column ard
column about the Webb Kenyon liquor
bill which is supposed to wipe out
the liquor traffic in prohibition states,
but which in reality affects it not at
all Under the Webb Kenyon bill any
citizen of Idaho can ship in liquor for
his personal use precisely as he has
always done. No official has warrant
to touch it. 1t is, however, an of
Tense to ship liquor and sell it. But
that was an offense under the state
law, as well. Every state official in
trusted with the enforcement of the
law had authority to seize liquor and
arrest the party engaged in selling it.
He has no greater authority under
the Webb Kenyon law.
The Webb Kenyon law looks like a
joke. 1t was passed as sop to the
constituents of congressman from
prohibition states. Only very small
of the members of congress
were for the measure at heart, but
realized that while it was ineffective
it was good advertising for them with
such of their constituents as were pro-
hibitionists. And so they let Presi-
dent Taft shoulder all of the respon-
sibility and then passed it over his
veto.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-04-10
Nature Tells You.
As Many an Emmett Reader Knows
Too Well.

AS Many an Emmett Reader Knows
Too Well.
When the kidneys are weak,
Nature tells you about it.
The urine is Natuie 's index.
Infrequent or too frequent passage,
Other disorders suggest kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for disor-
dered kidneys.
Emmett people testify to their
worth.
S. H. Reed, fruit farmer, Second
St., Emmett, Idaho, says: "Now and
then my kidneys got out of order and
| had attacks of backache. There
were rheumatic pains in my joints
and my muscles got sore. / knew
that the rheumatic pains were caused
by disordered kidneys and finally l
used Doan's Kidney Pills. They have
always given me prompt relief. | am
only too willing to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills again just as highly as
| did a couple of years ago. still
.hink they are the best kidney med
cine to be had"
For sale by al dealers. Price so
.ents. Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--
axe no other.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-04-10
NO PLACE FOR FAILURES.

The man who goes out and makes
success of his own business in an
honest and legitimate way is the man
TO trust with saving the country. The
fellow who succeeds for himself is
pretty apt TO succeed FOR the state.
The man who is failure and fiz-
zle in his own business is not going
to be any better working for some
body else. We mean, where ne has
TO develop and make things go by his
own energy and brains. A lot of fell
lows can hang onto the sail but they
cant steer the boat. ANY Cub can
sit in the hind seat of an automobile
and look like a millionaire when some
other fellow is furnishing the ma
chine and buying the gasoline and do
ing the driving. Politics is business
and common sense when the good Of
the people is considered. The trouble
is, the good of the people is not al
ways considered.
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HELPING HUMANITY.

Far be it from us to accept thu
old fashioned theory that mysteri
Gus Providence is to blame when the
levee breaks; the levee should have
been built higher and stronger; mans
error. Nor do we accept the teach
ing that the tornado is intended to
point a moral. Great disasters are
deplorable, and usually offer logi-
cal explanation which helps mankind
TO avoid them to some extent in the
future, but We refuse TO regard them
as any part of kindly Creators plan
for uplift work
Still, after the first great shock, il
is not difficult to think better of hui
manity after such catastrophes. Peace
has its heroes as well as war. The
late MAJOR Archibald Butts was some
thing of tin soldier, whose chief
business seemed to be to wear gold
braid and other decorations and shine|
in Washington society. Yet the an
nails of battlefields boast no finer ex
ample of fortitude than the manner
in which he went to his death with
the Titanic; a kindly, helpful gentle
man unafraid.
And as there were many others
there like him, from statesman to
stokers, so in all these other colossal
calamities which try mems souls and
take appalling toll Of human life, are
heroes who rise nightly to the occa-
sion, helping weaker ones to safety,
or, that falling, showing how man
should die when it comes to that
suddenly.
But as fine and more general than
these special instances of daring or
dying is the general tendency of the
great, and sometimes thoughtless out
side world to help the stricken suf
ferers. No great need within the
-ange of human assistance but meets
With prompt and liberal responses in
money, clothing, rations and the time
leeded 10 deliver and distribute these
II Is little enough to
10, of course; sometimes the most
hat can be done, and always the least
hat should be. But it proves again
What sometimes some forget: that
humanity is pretty decent, and gener-
us and kindly after all and anxious
0 help each other when help is most
eeded.
And as it has been in the past, so
hall it be in the flooded districts of .
,hio, Indiana and other stricken
tates. There is grief for the many
cad, but more important now is help
OF the many destitute who escaped
nth their lives. And they are being
elped, and are helping themselves
nth that splendid generosity and fine
ortitude of which Americans and
umanity in general may be proud. :,
/ is the way of the race, and to its 8
redit.
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The Horse Was Brave.

1t is said that General Crittenden
used TO tell with great glee OF what
his small son. then eight or nine years
old. said to him day or two after the
battle of Chickamauga. The general
had ridden during the battle horse
named John Jay that was Il great IA
vorite with the little fellow. The child.
visiting the camp. asked after the
horse and was told that in the fight he
rad acted badly. insisting upon taking
his rider to the rear.
The boy considered gravely a mo-
ment. then. shaking remonstrant fin.
ger. cried:
Papa. that must have been your
work. ! know John jay would never
have acted like that of his own free
Will"
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