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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-22
JUSTICE HAS STRENU-
Gus time this WEEK.
Robbed q Car

Robbed Car
On Sunday night somebody broke
into a car standing on the siding and
took eight boxes of cigars.
Robbed q Cottage
Tuesday afternoon about five o.
clock somebody broke into the cot
tage of Jas. kirkpatrick just below
town, and stole two revolvers and
some silver that was in small bank
Oh a shelf.
Robbed a Couple
Tuesday night at $40 as James
Adamson was going home he was held
I'D at the alley at the rear of Mrs.
Wcodin's home and relived of twenty
five cents all he had on him. This
was promptly handed back to him and
he was told to- go on and be quick
about it. A couple of minutes later
George Campbell fell into the same
trap and on being commanded to hand
over his money he produced dollar.
A vile flourish of weapons caused him
to dig deeper and give up fifteen dol
lars more which was all he had.
When the alarm was given, Sheriff
Jones got all available men out to
guard roads leading out of town, and
he made a quick trip up the road in
the auto and then to Fit. Hall. He re-
turned in time to meet the Yellow
stone special and four officers watch
ed all who got on. AS the train rush
ed out somebody came from under
cover and boarded the rear platform.
Officers at Pocatello were notified,
saw him drop off at the upper end OF
the yards and chased him through
town and up the river mile and a
half, but lost him in the willows.
n OldrSc VI DOVAC
R ]. Mcclure charged with selling
liquors illegally, was bound over to
| the district court Tuesday on two
charges. One of his clerks, charged
with raising figures on physician
prescription, is expected to come be-
fore the court on his own accord to
effect a settlement.
Barrels of Booze
Sheriff w. R. Jones destroyed about
200 gallons of booze Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, by smashing the
bottles and dropping them into hole
dug for that purpose in the court yard
Some Joker afterwards erected a
headstone over the place, on which
was written, Sacred to the Memory
of John Barley Corn
Boy Went Wrong
/ Lawrence Hawkins, arrested al
Springfield the first of the week on
charge of attempted rape, was hello
for hearing before Judge Jensen or
Thursday. His father was communi
Gated with at McCammon and wal
expected to attend the hearing.
Men Went Wrong
On Monday afternoon John Hem
bree had some trouble with one OF
! his employees with whom he was
making a settlement, and the fellow
used some profane language just out
side of the house Mr.. Hembree re-
! minded him that his wife and children
were within his hearing, and the fel
low is said to have responded con
temptously with an obscene expression
A fight followed in which Hembret
was the victor, fighting first with hi
fists and then with club. Hembre'
had the fellow prosecuted for usint
improper language on his premises
ard the case was tried before jur,
in Judge Ezell's court. The jury &C
Quilted Biggs and then Biggs hat
lIembree prosecuted for battery, of
fering his own body as exhibit A.
This case was tried before the cour
without a jury, and Hembree wa
found suilty and fined $45.
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THINiBLE CLUB SHOWER.

The Thimble club of Porteryille
will give a shower Tuesday afternoon
at the home of w. T. Hawkey for Mrs.
w. H. Jackson,
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LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

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Insist on Cutters. II druggist doesn't
stock, order from Laboratory.
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IN MEMORIAM.
(Contributed.)

(Contributed.)
Enskied amid the blissful host,
Love us, dear saint, just as of yore,
Look on us bent al d,ly's post,
Enduring Jain, yet trettinE more,
Nor seeking aye what boots us best.
Let thoughts like thine hence thrill
our minds,
And pray we learn earth's emptiness,
Uplifted from whatever blinds;
Grant us the Fount of blessedness
Help meath the cross to be resigned
Long-suffering, meek and pure, like
thee.
In holy love to grow refined,
No more disturbed by misery.
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years crop but most of it v
ed by the hail storm of July
MRS. j s. BJ2
PM
New Firms Enter tn
J. E. Larson the blacksy
ley enters the list of firm
ing in buying the pianos
sues votes on all business,
shop. q
The Parkinson Realty
company Of Blackfoot wi
on all payments of rents
their charge, and en- all
md payments on lots
Going business III this line Cas-
ties there, ana can vote them To-.
anybody they wish or can nominate
some new one if they prefer. The
person who dominates the winner of
-" first prize receives ten-dollar
Gid piece rto"r the Republican for
their good judgment.
$500 For Nj xt Week
All the prizes offered last week are
to be repeated for next week, the only
difference being that those who won
the $40 and S. przes this week will
not be awarded prizes the next time.
This is to give the others all chance
first. If you are issuing coupons,
mark them in some way and the firm
having the greatest number in the
count next Thursday morning receives
the ten dollar award and the second
highest firm gets the five-dollar award
The gold prize of five dollars Is re-
peated, but extended to apply to the
ten girls who are nearest the foot OF
the list in this issue. Try again,
girls, the money is waiting for you.
Poost for business for the rs firms In
this combination, and get all the votes
you can. This work developes your
cwn business ability and is worth the
trouble for that alone. The winners
o. the gold prizes each win ten-dol-
lar award for her favorite of the rs
firms in the combination, and that
carries with it $4,000 votes. There
is lots of fun in this contest for all
who study it carefully, and there Is
profit for the workers.
Firms Who Issue Votes
]. E. Larson, Blacksmith, Shelley.
Parkinson Realty & Inv. Co., City.
DR.. A. B. Richards, Eye Specialist.
The DeKay Grocery company.
The Star Theatre,
Berryman's Hardware Store,
/ Henesh Harness Factory,
Hunters Cleaning and Pressing
Parlors.
The Modern Pharmacy.
The Studio Grand,
Gibbs Livery Barn,
Peterson's Store at Riverside.
Pingree Mercantile Co., at Pingree.
Valley Supply Co., at Aberdeen
Wapello Mercantile Co., at Wapello
R. H. Hoare, at Thomas.
Clarke Bros Plumbing Co.,
Kinneys Shoe Shop.
Club Cigar Store,
Bernat Bros. Blacksmith Shop.
The Idaho Bakery,
The Model Cafe,
DR.. w. s. Hoge, Dentist,
F. C. Christ, Jeweler.
Standing Of Candidates
Lulu Butt ....... ...... o4ooe
Amelia Kirkpatrick ........ 63045
Mary Tiahrt ....... ..... 1871
Susie Thomas ............. 1850
Ana Parsons ........ ..... 22595
Frances Parkinson ......... 20645
Ethel Campbell ............ 19445
Lydia Quantrell ........ 1850
Florence Dye ........ go. 10000
Ella Hall ........ ..... 9460
Evely Thorstenburg ....... 1855
Mrs. Charles Clarke ....... 5000
Irene sorenson $50. 49,. 5000
Hilda Josephson ..... 80. $500
Lena Killian ... 49,. $500
Voting Places
Valley Supply Co.
Berryman's Hardware
Modern Pharmacy
DeKay Grocery
Idaho Bakery
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-22

Voting Places
Valley Supply Co.
Berryman's Hardware
Modern Pharmacy
DeKay Grocery
Idaho Bakery
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GROVELAND GIRL
WINS FIRST PLACE
IN PIANO CONTEST.
Continued from page 1

Continued from page u
of the new brick blacksmith shop on
Bridge street, won the second prize.
and they will have some special ad-
vertising in next weeks issue, with a
word missing somewhere in it. The
first person to tell us what is the mis-
sing word will receive one years sub
scription, and this carries with it 2,
600 votes and one new map of Idaho.
Thoughtful Lady Wins
Mrs. ]. S. Burdell of Pingree won
the SO DC prize for the best article on
why sore particular candidate should
win. For next week we will give
similar rIizes for the best essays on
how to win one of these pianos. The
articles will be published next week.
Mrs. Burdells letter reads as follows,
and is the only one received in this
offer.
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Why Hilda Should Win
(Pize letter.

u I1U IICICOII
Miss Hilda Josephson is worth
a piano and would appreciate
votes. Her father is crippl ]
family are very industrF
est in their dealings -
respected.
They were expectig
piano for their daughter
years crop but most of it "
ed by the hail storm of July
MRS. J. s. BU
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New Firms Enter TN
]. E. Larson the blacksJ
ley enters the list of firm
ing in buying the pianos
sues votes on all business
shop. 4
The Parkinson Reality
company Of Blackfoot wi
on all payments of rents
their charge, and en- al5
srd payments on LOTS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
!. eosreR LINCOLN. n

3Jumpy," says I. @Red pepper and powdered sugar;
sometimes all sugar, sometimes all pepper, then again
a mixture. You never can tell
"Then I'd throw her over says Wee.
Honest, would you?" says l. lookn her square in
the eye
"If didn't like her disposition would" says she.
3But that's the best part of her to me-, says adds
variety, you know and-well, expect it's about the
only way I'm like her. Mine apt to be that way too
"Why, of course" comes in Mabel. "If she was as
pretty as all that, and angelic too"
@You got the idea7 says |. Shed be in a stained
glass window somewhere, ehs"
you're silly boy!' says Wee.
@That sounds natural, saysI Il often get that from
her.
"And is she living up here?n asks Mabel.
aVisting," says l. ashes with her"
civilian" breaks in Vee Il think Mr.. HOLSTER
wants you
I'd most forgot about Payne; for, while he's only
few feet off, he's much out of the group if he
was ashore You know how it is in of them high
powered launches with the engine runnn. You cant
hear word unless you're right close to- And Paynes
twistin' around restless.
ayes, Sir?" says l. goin up and reportin.
ask Miss Verona if she doesn't want to come up
here says he IL think it will trim the boat better"
@Sure," says l. But when passes the word to Wee
l translates @Mr HOLSTERS lonesome, says l, "and
there's for another
1--WE been wondering if | couldn't, says Wee
"You cam says l. "Lemme help you over
Gives a chance for little hand squeeze and an
other close glimpse into them gray eyes. don't make
out anything definite, though. But she passes for
ward she Fuckers her lips saucy and whispers "Pepper
in my ear. l guess, after ALL when you're dom conf
Dental description you don't to stick too close
facts Maxim it all stained glass window stuff is
safer.
goes back to Mabel and lets her demand more de-
tails She's just full of romance Mabel is not full,
though that it nterferes with her absorbin few
now and then. Between answern' questions I'm kept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

"Can't it be fixed someway,
Payne:?'
"Lemme have a try?"
says |. With that l stuffs
extra cushions around her,
folds up a life preserver to
rest her feet on, and Grapes
her with a steamer rug.
3Thanks, says she, sigh
in grateful and rewardin'
me with a display of dim
piles. what is your name,
young MANI"
@Why," says I, with a
glance at Wee, 3you can just
call me Bill
NONSENSE says Mabel.
"Your name is William"
William goes, Miss,
says L; and as she snuggles
down | chances a wink
Wees way. No response,
though. Wee amt sure yet
whether she ought to grin
or give me the calldown.
"Cast off," says Payne,
and out between the rocks
we shoot, with Aunty and
Mrs. HOLSTER wavin' from
the veranda. Anyway, that
was some relief. This want
Aunty's day for picnicin'.
She didn't know what
she was missin', l expect;
for, say, that's good breath
in air up off Boothbay.
There's some life and pep to
it, and rushin' through it
that way you can't help
pumpin' your lungs full.
Makes you glow and tingle
inside and out. Makes you
want to boiler. That, and
the sunshine dancin' on the
water, and the feel of the
boat slicin' through the
waves, the engine purrin' aw
and the pennants whippin'
around to new angles, not to
along-well, l was enjoyin' Ii
into my blood. Everything
care what happened next.
Me bein' the crew, l expec'
around up front, collin 70
chinery. But l can't make
turn around every now an
don't seem to mind.
@William,' says she, sign;
find a box of candy in that
/ hops over the steerin S
room and digs it out. Also l
feeds in a few pieces.
@Have some?' says she.
looking
3That's my long suit say
Then l see Wees mouth
takes her turn. 3You live
William" says she.
"No such luck" says l.
this job.
@But,' puts in Mabel, no.
in the air, Quicker wasn't h
"That's when l landed S
OOlIleOIle IIluSt nave SeliL
impish.
@Uh-huh,' says I. 3Sor
Sweet of her, want it,
ooh! A grip asks Mabe
@7'he girl says |.
@Tee-hee!" smokers Nab,
"Is-is she very nice, William
you?:7
ooh, dol" says Wee, sarcas
WELL" says |, lookin'
- height and build.
aHOw intereStinot' saws A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
By SEWELL FORD

Then my arm must
have slipped-and
the side elm CHI
want disturbed.
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Ogden, where they have been Wis
lting friends and visiting.
Mrs. Irene Horn left Saturday
for New Orleans to visit her moth
err, Mrs. Turntlne.
We are surely needing rain
here. Crops are dying for the
want of rain and oh the roads are
so dry and dusty.
Jessie Lanier has been very sick
but is improving at this writing.
D. E. Youmans killed quite a
large rattlesnake one day last
week.
Carl Ross of Tampa, is spend,
ing several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Huckeby.
Geo. Carraway of Fl, Ogden,
was visiting friends in Cleveland
Sunday.
Miss Annie Mae Plowden re-
turned to her home at Bermont
Friday, after spending several
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NEIGHBoRING
TOWN
Charlotte Harb0r

Charlotte Harbor, May 80
Dry weather still prevails though
we had nice shower Saturday
night, refreshing things consider
ably.
Mrs. Haulie Knight of Tampa,
is visiting her parents for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Garner of
Owens, are visiting in town. Mrs.
Garner is in poor health and will
remain with Mrs. H. L. Wade for
some time, which no donbt will
rebound to an improvement in her
health.
Another burying took place at
our cemetery ON Tuesday of last
week, that of a young man just
81 years, a Mr.. Mack Weathering-
ton. His illness was of very
short duration, the cause was
pleurisy, as supposed.
Miss Grace Retiring of Sweet
water,i is a pleasant visitor in town.
Judging from the way some of
our lads put on their best appear
ance, this charming lassie has
made an impression on some of
them.
Ike Riggs is having a consider
able addition to his res ldence,
which will serve to improve the
appearance of East Charlotte
Harbor.
A. E. Hollenbeck has moved
back to our town. He has been
away at Gasparilla for a year or
more. OLD TIMER.
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Cleveland

Cleveland, May 19-Mrs. John
Addison of Wolf City, was visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Earnest
Sunday, at the National Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hobson of
Ft. Ogden are visiting their faith
er, Mr.. j. G. Hobson, this week.
The party given Friday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskell was ex-
ceptionally we'll attended, and all
reported jolly good time.
Miss Ethel Addison of Wolf
City, passed through Cleveland
Sunday afternoon on her way to
Arcadia to visit her sister, Mrs.
B. Y. Clark.
Lewis Lanier and Cary Hobson
were business visitors to Fl. Og.
den Monday.
Mrs. Earnest was visiting
friends Punta Gorda Saturday.
E. w. Buchanan of Lakeland,
was visiting friends in Cleveland
Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Dyess and children re-
turned home Wednesday from Ft.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-05-22
A SURE REMEDY FOR LAZY LIVER
Go to the Seminole Pharmacy for This
Safe, Reliable Remedy and Get
Tour Money Back III If Fails.

There are very few remedies that
gain the confidence of druggists as
Dodson's Liver Tone does. The Sem
mole Pharmacy sells it and backs up
the sale of every bottle with the mon
ey back guarantee that the price will
be refunded if it fails to give COM
plete satisfaction.
Dodson's Liver Tone costs soc a
bottle. 1t is the safest and best rem
edy for torpid liver, constipation, bill
iousness, etc., that has ever been sold
in this city. 1t takes the place of
dangerous calomel and does not lay
you up as dose of caIomel often
does. A bottle in the house is as
good as fifty cents in the bank. If
you or your family need a liver tonic
you have the medicine ready. If it
fails you get your money back.
Be sure You get Dodsons Liver
Tone when you ask for it. There are
limitations of it that may disappoint
you. ADVERTISEMENT
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BairdsYiIIe

Bairdville, May 19-Bairdville
township will celebrate the Fourth
of July after colonial fashion.
Geoege Washington has kindly
consented to be present and deliv-
Ell an Grafton at two o'clock p.
m.
This week Messrs. Abrahamson
and Torsen from Willow Pens
were looking at the improvements
being made at Bairdvllle.
Mesdames Baird and Kahl spent
q day in Punta Gorda this week.
Messrs. Josh Mizell and Hass-
lett of Punta Gorda, were at
Baird's ranch to see the combina-
ton pillow and grabbing machine.
1t requires three oxen,a boy and
a man to turn over one acre in q
day.
Mrs. Buel of Punta Gorda,
made a pleasant call this week.
Mr.. Huffman and his daughter,
Mrs. Collins spent Saturday and
Sunday in Punta Gorda with his
son Jack Collins.
Miss Edna Huffman expects to
take the teachers examination at
Wauchula. -MEADowLARK.
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days with Mrs. Florence Wilkins.
Mrs. Florence Wilkins was
shopping in Punta Gorda Satur.
day.
Miss Clara Hobson IS able to
be mp again after weeks illness.
GUESS.
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Notice OF Application For Leave to Sell
Minors Land

Notice is hereby given that on the 31st
day of May. A. d. 1913, will apply to
Honorable w. ID. Bell, County Judge in
and for DeSoto County, State OF Florida,
at his Office in Arcadia, in said County, for
order authorizing me, as Guardian of the
person and estate of Havana Keen, minor
heir of Humphrey Keen, deceased, to
sell at private sale all the interest of said
minor in the following described prop
erty situate, lying and being in the
County of DeSoto and State OF Florida,
to wit: Lots two and three in block
three in A. S. Watson's addition to Ar
cadia, Florida.
This 10th day of April, 1913.
IT'D ]. E. LOcKLEAR. Guardian.
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FOR SALE-l00 acres miles
South of Punta Gorda, on Alligator
Creek, on railroad. loo bearing
orange trees.-Albert w. Gilchrist.
Punta Gorda, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Improved waterfront
property located opposite Cleveland'
Call, investigate or write.-N. =.
LARSEN, Cleveland, Fla.-tjuly8
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FOR SALE-Single comb Rhode
Island Red hen eggs for hatching.-
q. G. BROWN, Punta Gorda. l2tf.
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FOR SALE-Small size wall tent,
a hammock and shotgun.-P. ). H.
Care o. A. Morgan, City.-l8-3t.t
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FOR SALE-Velvet beans. chufas,
all kinds of COW peas, millets and
torghum. Heavy stock must be
sold. Write for prices; also potato
plants.-THE L. ALLEN SEED co.
Trilby, Fla.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Pair small mules aud
heavy double wagon in good condl-
tion. A bargain in either or BOTH
r.. s, CHEATHAM, Acline, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Fine COW and three
weeks old calf.-P. w. MEADOW,
Punta Gorda, Fla. tt.
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FOR SALE Pure.bred Indian
Runner Ducks; the finest of layers,
IN. G. Hewitt. 1876
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-19

Mrs. George Decker of Atlanta i
the guest of Or. and Mrs. f. S. Grill
Hon. S. J. Hilburn Is ii Atlant
this week on legal BUSINESS.
The Ford Sales Co. of this city h2'
sold total of "a Ford autos during
the past year, and the appetite Is
growing.
The Woman's CLUB will hold it,
next regular meeting at the Athlete
Club house this afternoon at o'clock
and it will be social meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Williams ans
Mrs. H. McVay of Cleveland, Ono
ire at the Saratoga Hotel anG vii
spend the entire winter there.
Miss Ruby Yelverton, a school pu
oil in st. Augustine, is expected home
tomorrow to spend the holidays witt
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Vel
verton, Jr.
The Tilghman Hardware Co. is sug-
costing some useful household neces-
stiles and luXuries as holiday gifts
including one of their malIeable steel
ranges. What could be better?
The County school board will splinG
the bonding issue on the PaI9tka
school district early next month. The
purpose is to bond for new Palatka
nigh school building something this
city needs more than any other thing
Mr. and Mrs. Fart and three chill
dren of Detroit, Mich, arrived in the
city during the past week and viii
make their home here. Mr.. Fart is.
connected with the Florida Woodsy7l
ware Co. ~--1oIfie Of
Mrs. C. C. Slada offs Mr.. SHADES
and her guestuIng the week in Pa
Renfogrdesfs of Mr.. Shade, one Of the
aliSiied employees of the Palatka Wood
nware Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wood are very
nuch pleased with the masque ball
,ecently given, especially with ttt'a
arge number present Robt. Evels,
Mss Cullins and Mrs. Mullis took the
prizes. They hope to make it ever
more pleasant for everybody next
time.
No wonder Louis Kalbfeld don't get
,ich. Once or twice each week he
shows some wonderful picture of q
ligh-class play which cost him mora
han the possible gate receipts at the
kalbfeld Grand for the night, Last
Wednesday night the picture of class
vas Daniel Frohman's presentation n
Henry E. DiXey, supported by Laurt
Sawyer and House Peters in an origi-
,al drama of the underworld, "Chel- /
egr 7750." The audience showed it,
both in numbers am
complimentary comments. AID ar
seems to please K9lbfelf
ully as much as the vulgar dollars.