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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Attention.

All cooks, helpers. mattresses and
walters are respectively requested to
attend meetings Sunday. May II, 1914
at 1880 p. m. and 1880 p m. in room
22f Soma building for the purpose OF
discussing important subjects.
BOISE TRADES e. LABOR
COUNCIL
advertisement. NIT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

Vera Cruz. Mexico. has the distribu-
ton of being the wettest place in the
western world. 1t has an average an
nual rainfall of 1870 inches
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
FURNISH IT.

Have q good Groom house, on 9Th
Sti some furniture. for $500, or
owner will go with you to furniture
store. allow you to select what you
want and furnish completely. Good
proposition; investigate terms. Orig
son, sol Soma Bldg. Milo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FREE FOR IMPROVEMENTS 40
acres at Hammett, Idaho. Theresa
Byrnes, 726 Mansfield Ave, Spokane
Wash. Milo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

Baggage Transfer. Call us If In a
hurry Peasley Transfer & Storage Co
Phone 10. Advertisement tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

AGENTS-Red hot summer seller;
concentrated soft drinks-oranagead
grape, raspberry, ETC.; kinds. Small
package, enormous demand. Whirl-
wind sales. Astonishing profits. Get
1t quick while it's new. Write to-
day for full particulars. American
Products Co. 3515 Sycamore ST., Gin
cinnati, Ohio. MILO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

About 400 arrests for counterfeiting
are made in the United States each
year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
Notice..

NOIiCcs
II. L. Morrison has purchased the
interest of ]. NJ. Fluharty in the Home
Bakery Cafeteria and Will collect all
accounts and pay all obligations of
the firm.
H. L. MORRISON.
J. NJ. FLUHARTY.
ADV. Nit
Trask Auto Livery, Phone 492. Five
passenger cars, SO an hour. Get our
prices on out-of-town York.-Adver-
tisement IT
Marks.
I've noticed that most persons don't
believe in signs"
That's especially true Of fresh paint
ones"
Needed Slencine.
Let me show you this. It's the
latest cry in waist coats"
Does muffier go with it7"
-%<&
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
RAILROAD OR NO RAILROAD

We will sell you one or two lots at .
cut price: only blocks from Man-
ha hotel; for cash. VIII sell one lot.
4bx116 feet. east front. on car line,
beautiful place to build $500 less
than value. Address Owner. care
Capital News. M-17c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
30 Acres to Exchange.

BEER IN CONCENTRATED FORM.
Just out; nothing else like it. Carry
right in your pocket. The biggest
seller out today; enormous profits
coins you money. Anyone can now
have a cooling glass of lager beer
whenever they want it. It's simply
wonderful. amazing, great. Show it
sell them all. If $50 a week looks
good to you. send postal today. The
Andrew Co, Dept. 1925. Cincinnati,
o. Milo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

WANTED-Work by day or hour; call
912 Franklin. M-22c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

AGENTS make $4,000 this year. Be
your own boss, independent, abund-
ant money; your time your own All
or spare time. at home or travelling.
Write E. M. Feltman. Sales Mgr,
S0s5 Sycamore St. Cincinnati. o., to-
day for full particulars. Milo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

FOR RENT-7-room modern house.
two screened porches. very close in:
SIS per month; 1861 Bannock MILO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

FOR RENT-s-room modern, POI N
18th. $25; 7-room house. 1919 N. 10th
$14. A. H. Eagleson & Sons. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17

FOR RENT-6-room furnished house,
Only blocks from Main ST.: modern,
good condition. Boise Realty Co.
MO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-07
Use Lime Water.

Use Lime Water.
When jars and jugs have been put
away and smell musty, rinse them
with lime water. This is particularly
good for vessels used for milk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-07
BLOUSE MUST Be TIDY
NEAT ADJUSTMENT At THE BACK
is IMPERATIVE.
Small Buttons to Fasten Garment Are
the Best-Not at All Hard to
Arrange and Keep In
Proper Shape.

Some people seem to think that the
back fastening OF blouse is thing
that doesn't matter much because they
can't see 1t themselves. But it does
matter very much indeed, for, though
you can't see it, other people can,
and an untidy row of gaping buttons
and holes down the back will spoil
the smartest blouse that was ever
made.
often use patent clips on the back
Of blouse, but the thing against
these is that they sometimes rust in
the wash. Little buttons are safer,
and. II you put them on correctly they
will be perfectly tidy.
You see, you must make q plain
hem down the left-hand edge, and sew
the buttons to this. Then finish the
right.hand edge in any way you like
some people put box-pleat, others a
couple Of tucks turning different ways,
others just straight hem. But, what
, ever 1t is, 1t must be all tidily done
and finished before you have any
dealings at all with the buttonholes.
These holes should never be worked
into the back Of the blouse. They
should always be done on separate
/ bit OF stuff-a piece of material fold
ed double, or strip Of strong tape.
Work holes through this to match the
buttons. and then put 1t inside the
blouse and sew 1t down at the inner
edge only.
You can catch the outer edge Of the
blouse to the outer edge Of the but
tonhole strip by knotted stitch here
and there II you like. But the main
parts of the two edges should be left
separate from each other, so that you
can slip your finger in between them
when you want to fasten the buttons.
When the button has gone through
the hole. 1t is hidden under the right
hand edge Of the blouse, so that It
I does not show bit. And. II button.
hole gets torn. there is no particular
harm done, for the material Of the
blouse Is not spoiled by 1t.
It's quite a good plan to keep one
of these little buttonhole strips al
ways in your basket, and work at 1t
when you have a few spare moments.
Exchange.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-07
OUTDOOR COSTUME OF MERIT
Heather Mixture Tweed the Best Ma
teriaI-NorfoIk Coat Has Distinc.
tive Points Worth Noting.

This costume is in heather mixture
tweed. The skirt has strap taken
part way down each side of front; in
verified plaits are then made, these
give a comfortable fullness at foot.
The Norfolk coat has straps taken
from shoulders to hem at back and
front: the strap at waist is passed
under these and buttoned in front;
buttons and corresponding holes form
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-07

fastening. The collar is faced with
plain cloth.
The hat Is of the same material.
with narrow folds of satin edging the
bows.
Material required: Five yards of
tweed As inches wide, five buttons.
two and one-half yards lining 40
inches wide.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03
Nns 0ent stnntr

ge0ar Hapios. SEER S. 6. Seit.
boff O%ertaufte finf3cbn Rin0er nit
einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don 1855
&funo. @r erbielt Den gerpiB an.
nebmbaren Greis bon 50 per bun.
bert 8fnn6.
8eaepooo. Die bier lebten Mdra
peritorbene 5rau g}arie 8iaiams
bernladte inter an0crn 2egaten Dem
Sons Der 4ofinnng in Gmaba
$1,000. Ser betannte 9rnaba'er
3igarrenageut Sen Marti, elm @ru.
Der Der 8eritorbenen miro BEN iehs
ten 3beiI oes auf einunoeinbaLb
9aiaiouen Dollars geidGbten Ser.
mogens erbnlten.
@ering. 5enrb 6oipar0 ruur0e
geitern atf einem aorufeloe toOt
oufgefunoen. 9ie Go0esuriafe lit
niflt 6efannt, bod nimmt man an,
oaB iie init Dem 8urtgc6en ieiner
8fer0e 1T 8uIammen6anq Itebt.
@aIentine. Sberiff Solicitor bradl.
te bic Stonr sSroianerin yGotbe
Rferoe 5rnu@ ben Grocfiton, mo
fie an Iebtcn Gonntng ibren Sat.
ten, e9ahmen Sumo, mad einem
STREET init elmer 2lrt eri6laqen bat-
te, ms beige @~efangniB. Ger ge.
Deggrlno mar giferiuft.
8rofen Bonn. Sn 0ieIer @eaen0
ging Elm furdtborer Sageliturm nie-
Der, Der an Der grnte groBen S6a.
ben beruriahte. Sdloiien i'm @e.
iDidt non 3 4fun0 iin6 aefalen.
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gVartt6eridt.
Shb.G mnho. 8. SnIi.

Si6.C mabo, 3. Sui.
Hthobieb 3ufu9r 30, Martt
.ieit beute. 5iir ISOLDE felt.
@lte Bis bette $8.35-9.f5.
RitteImdBige Bis CUTE $50
835.
@eu6bnIide Bis mitteImdbiss
$7.50-S.10.
ail6e uuo Sellers feit beute. Sir
ISOLDE felt bis % u%ieoriger.
Cute Bis bette aibe 1915
1925
@ittelmdBi0e Biz cute $5.75-
6.75.
@em6hnIi6e biz mitteImdBiss
SO. 75-5.75
Stoders uno 5ce0crs felt beute.
Sir ISOLDE flau.
@ute biz bette ST 10000.
MlitteImdBige bis CUTE $6.75-
$50.
@~etp0bnli&e Biz mitteImdBise
$6.25-6.75.
etod aii6e S.. 00-7.25
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glns Ne6rasfa Sin nn0 ttmaeaenO

@eO. 2ebner, 6obn BON Serru
1m0 Gr1u Sobn Qedner, Bat Iif,,
ais er Del IN Elm i6lett brennen-
oes 6eler elmer Greidmnidine COB,
ihDere 8ranopmOen 5ugesoaen.
Sn gnib, Of, lit 8rof. s. SO.
6. Mariaaer geitor6en, Der Dor
Sobren 1irigeft Der @uiiffapeae
Der bieiigen itnatIiden 8Iinoenan.
Italt mar. Der @~eritorbene NOR Sc
Sabre aft. Gr itnmmte aus Sd.
lleIldrf u1l0 FAM bot DirIel ssah.
rer mh anlerita
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03
a[eine stabtneniafeiten.

goIi5eirihter Softer lit entifloi.
len, NIT alttoraiern nift 5u fndeln.
9rei Sn6ibioueu puroen linn tpegen
poli3eipi0rig ihneuen 8abrens Dor.
gefiibrt. 6. Gromer Duroe IN Ell
ne 8eloitrafe non $500 genommen;
an0ere erbielten iftperere @eloitras
fen. 0a es aber oeren critics Der.
geben mar, uno lie periprafen,
fortan berninftig 5u outeIn, tnurOe
linen DIE Strafe erlaiien.
fSeuer riftete on benz &ouie BON
Sam Gugan, 1909 6rauflin Stra.
be. einen Sfaben $500 on.
5rm Gannie 8rGton, 5142 noro.
.16. StroBe mo6n6oft, mnfte 8ou.
neritoa 4beno einen Selbitmorober-
iud, inoem ie @ift nnbm. goli8ei.
ar5t 6u6enocder muroe citirt, un0
oeiien 9emiibungen gelang es, iie
Dem Seben gu crbolten. Der @rlno
gum Selbitmprooeriu6 lit unbe-
FAINT.
Marp s. Slater 1T bon iGrem
Wanne ernIt S. 8. Gtdfer geridt.
lid gei6ie0en tporoen. afs Shei.
oungsgrumo gnlt 8eriagung Oes
2ebensunterboIts uno grauialne 9e.
ban0luug.
GlnOe Barnard, Ser in Der Sod.
boridaft bon liable Rod, 3ebr.,
rieiige Grlftg1rten beIibt, befano
iif) geItern in Omaha uno erfI1rte,
oaB bic oieSidbrige 6rrtternte in
jenem 9beile oes 6tnates ale bisbe.
rigen melt iibertreffen.
BoIiseiiergeant Gnmuelion 1ino
Trau feierten 9onneritng i'm arei.
fe ibrpr Somilie lno mebrerer
5re1tnoe onS Set ibrer Iillnueu
9ohaeit.
50. s. Goblin, felt Z Sobren Cher,
Ifod 0es Omaha Commercial Clubs,
lift I'M sitter BON 40 Sobren ge.
Itorbeu.
Charles 90. Gonnoncr, Der mid
IeInenf boHbelaoenen &elnpogen olli
bonn 2anofuege IiibIiA BON Rrngz
49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03
siaigeres eIeftriideS ai6t

Ste 0maba electric 9iabt &
8omer SO. bat gemGB ibrem Der.
lpreden tuieoer cine Reouftion in
Den eleftriifen 2i6troten eintrqten
laiien. @dbreno man Big Dor Sem
1. 5ltIi IL Gents Der aiIouott De-.
betrd9t Der ieBige greis MIR
IL Gents. Die @eieaIdaft mar
irnn1er beitrebt, Dem Gu6Iifum Die
bette 9eIeudtlng fir oas peniaite
8el0 81 bieten mo bat NIT 6ieier
lueiteren 9fe0uftion MIR bepieien,
oaB lie oas BON ibr gegebene Der.
ipreden etnbaIt, namIid: io6aI0 lie
DIE 9etrie6ss un0 8ernaltunasto.
item beihneioen f0nne, oieie gripar.
nib Dem allgemeinen Gu6lifum, mel.
des iif cleftriiden 2ifts beOient,
SIT @lte fomnen ioQe. Die 0n1n.
Ia electric eight auo 4otDer 50.
berolertt bierfiir ale a~uerfennuna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03
ltnSerbUfite Gr6idaFt.

gIbert ,gDer, gottpddtcr Der
american 0iitict telegraph 60,
DurOe BON 5ranf BiIioL einrm
Reiien6en bon Gapton 8, peritano.
oigt, onB er Der gludlide Grbe bon
$4,000 geporoeu 1T. aIbert aper
iubr Dor elmer Reihe BON Sdhren
nit elmer iuugen 3ume lit Canada
in Gin uno %oemieIben 3uge uno
5eigte iih 0erieIben boiIih un6 5li.
p~orfommenS. als Ser 3ug in Der
.Rdba BON 9eterburg. Ont, in Ell.
men an0ern biueinfubr, nur0eu bic.
Ie 8~oiiagiere geto0tet Gr ielbit trlg
einige Ieiftere 8erlesungen oaoon
pdbren0 Der Come Die SanO ifner
serquetiht puroe. Die Aer3te oes
S%iIfs5uges e%r0fineten Der iungen
Came. 'onB iie ibr Den arm iofort
abnebmen miiBten, nm ibr geben 81
retten. SEER aper abcr nabm iih
her 8erungliidten an uuo bradte
iie nad einem Soipital, no lie inter
Der 2eitlmg zines tiidtIgen ar5tes
balo genoB, obne ibren arm 81 Der.
lieren. Ra6Oem er Der iu3piihen
erihienenen Shutter oes Mdohens
ieinen Qnmen uuo feline a0reiie ee'
geben bate, oera6ifieoete or it'd
uno ging mad Gmaba. &ier IieB
er iih ols 3birrar3t nie6er. 9urh
Die unginitigcu 9%erb1ltniHe aber
or gejpimgen, ieinen 8eruf
au3ugeben uu0 it'd ANDRE Arbeit
at iuden. 60 fam er al5 Nadt
pdhter 81 Der oben e%rtu1bnteu Sc.
ielidnft.
Or botte oicie gegebenbeit idlon
b~oaitanbig bergeiien, ais er por ei.
nigen Gagen bon Serrn 5ranf Bil.
Jon iiber oieie 4ugeIegenbeit befraot
tpliroe. Gr er5dbIte feline 8eifid)tc.
fpornui ibm mitgetbeilt puroe, oaB
bic SHUTTER ces Mdotens. Die por
einigen Ronaten itarb, i'm aus
3anfbarfeit cine Sltnime bon St0,.
900 oermaft bat. 0blpob[ 5err
aper cine a~u5tommlide 5teamg
bat, 10 fam er oieies idoue Siimm.
den pobI gut gebrauden. ST iebte
iif nit ben gerlpanoten 0es gtoo.
hens III ge~rbiuoung, gebt aber
nod fpie Dor ieiner 8eiddftigung
mad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03
grieftraa.r maditn .blnng.

Die grIettr0ger meroen morgerL,
an T. Sui. bIou MAIDEN 8er
8oitiadeu BADEN min, miro Iid Die.
ieIbeH Dor 5ebn ltbr 1lorgens i'm
Boitamt ob1olen. Die Bolt miro
I'M 8eihdftstbeile Der Staot BON
ben StraBeHbnbntungen eingeiam.
melt, Ii. peroen Die QoiHnten ruie
iibIih berihidt. glm Sonntag bIeibt
0as Boitamt rUie ~geiuobnlid geihloi.
len. Sir manhe giirger mag es
mbequem ietn, penn man pom
6reitag bis gum udtiten Wonta1
feline Bot betommt, aber man mus
bail patriotiite ieiu. uno iif) ireuen
oaB bic grieitrdger au6 einmaI
ausieben f6uueu. Die Serren i'm
Roitamte meiucu, 6aB am Samitag
10 ME 10 nift uieIe 4oitIaden
fonimen, uno am Sonntag crit reht
nenig, ioOnB bic @rieftrdaer am
Wontaa nitt iiberlaoen iein meroen.
g}atlirlif mir0 bic uno oa GIner
raiiouniren, oaB cod 6as Roitamt
III eriter 2tnie fir on5 BubIifum
eriitire uuO nidt fir Die grieFtr1.
ger uub an6ere angeiteIIte. ater
oas miro ben g%etrefienoen nidt5
niiben uno iie perOen oaourd lid
MIR oie 5reuOe on benz 5eicrtage
oeroerben. IS lit MN einmnl TO.
Gs mar cine llngeredtigfeit, oaB
man oas goitamt anl Gonntagc
idloB aber Od Die 9iirger oamaIs
fetnen Eroteit crboben baben, fon.
nen ie jest aud nid)t iid beIfpe.
rem, tpem Die 2eutc i'm 9oltamt
BEN 5eiertag o%erlangen, Der ood
pom @eiebe beitimmt noroen lift.
5eutc tam man MIR boffen, oab
Die 6erren i'm aongreB uidt cine
LANCE Site neuer 5eiertage MAIDEN
m0qen. 8ir bubeu Oerielben bier
fiirpo6r 5i biele, b%eion0ers penm
man beoenft, oaB Die meiiten bod
niht gefeiert tperoen, 8. b. ouB rs
feline b%eion0erc 6cier gibt uno man
lid In Der Hegcl an Den ioaenonn.
ten daiertageu mir gang idredIid
langtpeilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03

garf umudrf itno fifj ifapere Ser.
Iebungen 5u3og, Bat Die Gonutp.
fommifidre mif $4,000 Gfooen.
erias berflagt neil ieiner aniidt
ttnd iif Der 2onoDeg in idledter
@erfaiiung beilnoen babe uno ben
hnfaa berurioft.
4us Der @obnung bon 81. s.
aleranoer, 20t7 S8oro StraBe muir.
be Elm Geoolper unO so bnares
Gelo geitoblen. 5rnu aotberine
Mc@inn meL6ete Der goIiBei, boB
ans brem Snuie 20i5 California
StrnBe bic Bafferlettung 5eritort
uno ale 2eitungsrobren geitobIen
.nur0en.
Charles StanleD gerietb nit Dem
.@ried)en s. gopliif Der niIr tDenig
enaliid ipridt, in Streit. gopIin
Derbnt iid in grie1iider Sprade
ole An5iiglidfeitert, tuoratf Gtan.
Ter, Der onnobn, odB er ibn be.
cine SdiiiieI an ben aopi
mari, cine ihnere @iinoe peritrin.
demo. GtanIeu tuuroe perbaftet ulio
III cine @eIcitrnfe bon $40 oe-
ucnluIea
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@ierte SnIi.Neier.

@roBe 8orbereitungen iinb ST Der
4. Sui 6eier, Delfe Der g1iIf.
bauOIerberbano bon Douglas Conn.
tb am Snmitng I'M Goncoroia 9arf
Griber Gpier's) bernnitnltet. Sir
9oIfsbeluitigungen oIer grt lit in
lmfaiieu0er Beiie Gorge getragen
norOen. abenos miro Elm groBes
5euertperf obgebronnt fper0en. ge.
iuder aus Der Sta6t iDerben, be.
ginnen6 nm 2 utbr 9odmittogs.
bon Der StraBenbabn an oer %.
uno Center Strabe aus nit au.
tomobtls nod Dem 5eitpIab gebraht
nerben. Nan Ieie Die au5eiee an
anbercr Steae oieies 8Iattes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-03
Stod aGI6er $6.50-7.75.
8enI 81. 10000.

Stod aGI6er 6.50-7.75.
8eaI 10000.
guqen $5.75-7.65.
ShDeine-3ufubr $500; Warft
ieit Bis itnrf beute; FIR @ode 8
.bober. GitrfihHittspreis $500
b0diier 9re;s $3.50.
Shaie - 3uilbr 1866; Morft
felt bis bober 5eute. Sir ISOLDE
10 bis 30 niebriger; Gam.
mer 20 bis 50 nieoriaer.
SG6rlingc $6. 35-6.6 so.
Biooer $5.35-5.6O.
MlttterIdafe $4.50--4.s0.
Spring gdmmar, $1,000.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-11-05

Misses Leota Magpe and Aim
Lane of IONA, are visiting friend
and relatives here this week.
| Mrs. Smith Of New Orleans
came up Wednesday morning
for the funeral Of her brother
in-law, A. J. Linville.
LOrenz Fplbe1, who for the
past several years has been 8
most reliable and dependable
citizen of FrankIinton, retired
from business recently and
went to New Orleans to make
his home with his sister.
On account of the protracted
meeting, which is still in pro.
gress at the Methodist church.
the regular meeting of the Wav-
erley Club which Was to have
been with Mrs, M. W. OFT on
Saturday, Nov 75h, will be post
poned till the following Saturday
Nov. 18th.
The enterprising and progress
Sive firm Of Burris Bros. Ltd,
approaching the efforts of the
ladies of the town to beautifv
the courthouse square, voIun-
teered to put the wire and posts
on the grounds for fencing the
square at the actual cost to them
by car load lots. This is very
much appreciated by the ladies
AS is every help or ENCOURAGE
ment they are getting in this
much needed work, and if the
plans submitted by Mr.. Howard
are carried out, our square will
soon be thing of such beauty
as will inspire admiration znd
pride in every resi>.ent of the
Parish.
Still other help to beautify the
square has come to
US from our resourceful contrib
utor from Bogalusa, as Mr.. Sui
Ivan offers to cash the Parish
warrants issued by the Police
jury for the cost of the walks
to be laid out on the square.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-11-05

! Notice. am applying for a
pardon. E. J. Afford.
NJ. W. OFT spent several days
in New Orleans this week attend
ing to business matters.
Messrs. Branch, Sheridan.
Darlington and DOremus motored
to Covington Thursday to take in
the st. Tammany Fair.
Rev. T. j. Noteworthy will
preach to men only Sunday at.
ternoon at 800 o'clock. Come
and hear this sermon and I am
sure it will do you good.
J. A. Mccormack.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-11-05
Gay Lifr In The City.

It's about time to put the XII
bOsh on all this talk about keep.
ing the boys on the farm. Why
should a boy Or young man want
to stay on a farm when he can 20
to the city, and after tramping
through thu hett, or cold, or rain,
or snow for five or six weeks.
land fine, fat, easy, soft snap
OF a JOB AS a 'notorman? Then
all liz will hlve to d. viii b. to
get up at about five a. m, winter
and summer, swallow boarding
house breakfast that a hog on
his fathers lr;rm would srurn,
dash merrily to the car barn, take
the abuse Of a slave driving car.
starter, and 90 daily to work. Ar.
what pleasure to stand all day il
avestlbule that is perfumed with
the smells Of unwashed bodies of
just.over immigrant laborers, on
their way to work in q sewer!
Think of the fragrance of all
grades of tabacco in cigarettes in
cigars and in pipes Of many de-
grees Of strength! 1t is simply
great to breathe this spicy air all
day. In the meanwhile one hears
the sweet compliments Of the
ladies and gentlemen who do not
happen to think of signaling
when they want to get off, but
who rightfully feel that the mo.
torman should have known, if
he was not such a fat.headed lob
and who do not hesitate to tell
him so. Oh yes, it's great.
Every farmer boy oaght to leave
home at once and dash to thu
city. Think Of the wages he'll
get! Why, at the end of the
month, after paying for board,
room, laundry, clothes aud uni
form, union dues and assess
ments, he'll have almost enough
left to 60 to a movie show. But
he probably won't 90, because
he'll be 80 all-in ano so full of
the poisonous reek that he in
hailed all day, that he will tum.
BILE into bed to forget it until the
alarm clock calls him to begin
all over again,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-11-05
Yours truly,
Burris Bros, Ltd.

"The Viola flour that we are
shipping Sc'tt.Love Co., to
Hackley, La, is not the same
grade we are giving you under
this brand, it is not quite as good
as the White Rose grade we have
been furnishing you. The Viola
grade you ct is the original
grade and we cannot possibly
sell same less than zoe per barrel
under Royal. Royal highest
patent -four is now S.. 10 per bar
rel wood basis delivered.
Awaiting your further valued
fayors, we beg to remain,
Yours truly,
R"ichert Milling Co..
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-11-05
DIED.

On Tuesday, NV. 3, at $50 D
NJ, John A. LinviIIe d. liter
several months suffering FROM
Br;ght's disease.
Mr.. Llnville was Is years ole
and was corn in East ST. Louis
ILL.,, where he was raised a. d
educated for t he law. which pro
fession he WAS actively engaged
IN that city for many years. serv
ing as District Judge for a per.
iod of sixteen years.
He Was a Federal soldier in
the war of 81, being 4 Sargoant
in Company D. Fifth Iii. Cavalry.
In 1891 he was married to
Miss Mary ]. Palmer, of Evans.
Vile, Ind, a sister of Mrs VIM.
P. Minckler, and they resided
for many years in Denver. Colo,
where they went for Mr.. Lin
vjlle's health. coming from there
about nine years ago to make
their home with MIR. and Mrs.
Mlnckler in this Ozone belt.
Mr.. Linville was noted for his
even tempered and sunny dis.
position; in the many years of
his illness never once having lost
his patience nor uttered even a
single complaint, hence leaving
behind him only the sweetest
rememb rance of fondest recol-
lectlons in the hearts and minds
of those who cared for him so
faithfully and we'll.
Even after the death of his
wife, which occurred in the
Mlnckler home on July 18th
last, Mr.. Linville chose to re-
main under the care of Mr.. and
Mrs. Minckler, who have been
so painstaking and tender in low.
ingly ministering to his needs.
The end was peaceful, as he
gradually and painlessIy fell into
the long deep sleep.
Funeral services we're held
from the Minckler residence on
Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 2:30 p. m,
under the auspices of Franklin.
ton Lodge No. 1O1, F. & A. NJ,
and he was laid to rest in Ellis
Cemetary by the side of his wife
who preceded him to the Great
Beyond only a few months ago,
Mr.. Linville leaves two Sis
tiers in East St. Louis and an
aged brother in Evansville, Ind.