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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-16
Come to see us. It is our pleasure
TO Serve lou.
Sylvia Cash Cash Sture
GOVERNOR TO COMPLIMENT NOT'HFRs

VIII write personal letter to
every mother who has her hahv
registered.
Governor Craig is greatly inter
ested in North Carolina babies and
IN extending the full PRIVILEGES of
the new Vital Statistics law to every
badly born in the State. To this
end ne has just announced that in
special recognition of every babv
whose birth is recorded under this
new law, he will write the mother 4
letter and not only compliment her
on her motherhood, but express his
personal appreciation Of her HAVING
awaited herself of tie privilege of
the new law. Babies whose PARENTS
90 not think enough of them 70
have their births recorded will of
course not hear from the Governor
Along with the Governors letter
the State Board of Health has ask.
ed to be allowed to send some IF
It's best literature on the care and
feeding Of infants and is this wav
endeaVor to reduce cur tremendous
infant mortality.
The Governor fully appreciates
the great privilege the State affords
It's citizens in making complete Of
fetal records Of their births and
deaths. There is a provision in the
new law whereby births and deaths
that occurred before the law became
effective last fall may be registered.
and it is interesting to note that
our own Governor was the first
citizen Of the State to avail him
self OF this privilege and to file his
birth certificate. Since that date
many other births have been SINH
larly recorded.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-16
HAD A GLOOMY CHRISTMAS,

The Asheville liquor sellers have
had a gloomy Christmas. They
were carrying on the business with
a high hand when Judge Carter
threw bomb into their camp. In
dlctment has followed Indictment
and men occupying high social DO
sltlon have had to answer for their
sins. 1t is thought that several of
these gentlemen are now conyinced
mat prohibition will prohibit
Charity and Children.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-16
HUSBAND RESCUED
L)ESEPl ! AIRING, WIFE,

had gotten Sc weak could not stand
and | gave up in despair.
AT last, my husband got me bottle Of
Cardul, the Wonl2n's tonic, and COM
nenced taking it. From the very first
dose, | could tell it was helping me. l
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, ard am doing all my work.
+ YOU arc all ruin down from wonanly
troubles. don't give up in despair. Try
Cardu;, the wos1an's tonic. tE1as helped
more than million women, in its 30
years OF CONTINUOUS success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write 10: Chattanooga Meaicne Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn.. for Special
Treatment Tor Women. sent in plain wrapper. Jog
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-16
After -Four Years Of Discouragins
Conditions, FRS. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.


Catron, Ky.-ln IN interesting letter
nom this place, mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as fellows: 81 suffered 70, Jour
years. with womanly troubles, and during
this time, | could o. y sit up for a little
While, and could no walk anywhere at
all. At times, I Wou 4 have severe pains
IN my left side.
The doctor was cal cd in, and his treat
r1ant relieved NE lo while, but | was
soon confined to m bed again. Alter
.@at, nothing seemed 10 do me any good.
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leaving . sumptuous dinner 70 come
down - ths eaSe side - tsn AA as-
sssnbly q factory folk how thsy ean
I'VE On . m1nlmam wags.
In me mannss ~ have ne wesld-bs
"up,lftsr Of working glrls." who d.
cidss what Amusssnsnts they sham hAvs
and Iahoos ehis dance OF that moving
pIsturs, vhAoA II su3oysd BY the work.
ing giri would Gauss all sorts Of tsrribis
thinss! The truth Of The whole mat.
tar = that ne women who wesh Ass
tissd % dsAAA Of bssns 'VpNSesd'' ~ eAs
svsr-pressat oensors of all they survsy.
N my Interviews, WITH aftssa promi-
nsnt worksrs In ths once. the factory.
the store. ehis was ne ssutimsnS sx-
pressed. They are aakiatsd with ne
idsa Of being estormsd By bsing n.
formed. What they sssk 10 . arm plat
Sssm Of real wages fur real work. By
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CHAPTER XII.
A Neu Visjt0P.

- P1mrTY hstus sf asAi hsA
uaaAs UP my aaAnd 70 lay the
~ caAs before the prsstdsot,
VAy bus th0-as Btliy sasd-su1n .
ysuns giN's xfsl n eoad
anything rd have to tsal an.
George rang. He thrust . eealsd
envelope into my hAnA through ehs
@ssk Of the door. which was sim %
~ ohain-bolt.
Neehanacally-aS people WI Do 0soo
thiaa without thinking q tAs Dses1ess
sonssuusnoss-I tore opsn The 40 anA
rsaA:
.Nadsmotsegls d Rsvenol Ass a.
opSsarsd."
] made aA exclamation and Wes In
the very aos Of tslllns George TO bring
the man up At onos. when the oussrest
feeling came over ms-intuition. warn.
,ng, whatever you chose to name it-a
feeling Of danger. and. that thls was
WHIST The dstsetivss cali . plant Tor me.
II was ussrgs who recalled me 70 my
ssnsas ~ asking:
'1Aali I tseeh him upr'
'so-osstAiaiy not. You've already
told him I,m not ct homo"
'Dut he ~ U yoa's out I'm 70 fetch
back ~ letter 70 him. an when
! doaV tsesA Il back ne asks ne amt
you In. aa' u you stn't in where's ths
lsttsS."
"oh. ysii-N Aessnr matter anyway"
z sosthSA. "Just tsll htm ssaia, IN
~ = AsaA - = sass sASsAlas
The evening world., 1914-01-15

0seA FeDeat o-AAA hesp % ee0sat1As
II IN 10 gssa. ~ won't 80 him. But
0ossUS@<Ais ~ sessulv-'1l you
bslA6 tAat saao O-after whae tvo ea9o
- yev-yos neslnt ~ 0ssl DssniAs
- N asEt Sunday"
Oesess unAsrstesd ths all1alsn-I a..
Ways givs him Q quarter - Sunday
0osning whsa ~ brings the Da0se vp
He srin,sd and departed
New what nsw aed0s - tAisS"
ss0itaasA sassyias ne Oaos - ~
study and sxAnAain6 Il n he nsAl
The writing wss 1istfnosiy SsrsAgn-
vssnoA - German n ~ ~" Xhs
'N1AAsmoleslss" aaso SaSUea1s1 . ~.
elgne.
TAs bsll sang.
sOtsD that nslser' I oommanAsa an.
grlly. Neiss stsppsA ! eallsd thssuSb
aSaint who 10 ~"
"Helies dstscuv&"
Ths words w0s A1sssd sauouSh IN .
stree whisper aad ! noticed . oaesAGn
aoosut on 'VsassA" ! tssusAt might
~ well isoA - Alm. anywa0~whAoh
dtd Through the crack without rsnov.
ing ths ehaAn colt saw . sasaDP
short, very light man-pnSss soisrsd,
- b aceurato-w1th IN lntalliOsut
hoosst looA1ng 1aoA but vsry oomnsa
elotho-ohsap rsaAy-mads sv0rooat
anl hat Yet wAs unaa n1sd Wv mueh
st a ~ about HIM
"ws,iY saAd n - uswslossn1nS .
toos - I soaaA
"You rscstvsA my notsr- ~ essaa.
'Nsalr ! ssOeaeoA O1301y. 81 G0w
him. though hs ksut hs syss "a NJ
fssA rsadA out slyiy md pus6 - -
door. He haA Dot yst not3osd ~ sfnan.
for he was standing IN such . wey q
to cut of ths lA0hk. - sst him Iash
till he brought ths door a-laae aSaausl
the bolt. As whach save I'm a
amused smiis and another? "Wslir'
Il wished - 80 you about aliis a
Rnwsuoa-ths YOUNG lady who creased
IN the seeamsr WIN you"
weir 0aiA ].
"Shs has 6inppsarsA"
"What hsvs 70 do With thAR!"
Asksd cEtly.
He save the door . harder push and
- II eiieks1 ea the chain bolt hs said;
III yeu silov me to enter that ~
nay discuss this IN private
] thought sAw myself letting 4
stsanOs GnAa eatss wttA I'll tAAas "a,
uD1o oeeDe = ~ ViA Denoi ~
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- Aad come up-And disap0eaeSa
NJ ear 1ses opened and 8al,y $,naosl
sut hastily anAd the chain-beat aad
hs bounded IN with Q "WAaa = ySu
tAinkr and draGgsd me along <hs han.
sus Of sar-shot Of the door. 90 thea
cried n IN excited whispsr. ''Y0ur 'mos-
500 has dsw the ooop!"
Hiiy aunS his hat on the tabls anA
repeated his words-"YoR >messoo ~
dew tAs coep-do you hsAsr' for I AaA
been 700 astUnashsd 70 ~ anytnlnG
when heard them the Arst tine.
sYou mean he's gonsf'
'Oons-bAS And baSgAgsi Dvaporatsdi
Took . carriage and tosA tAs driver the
waldorf"
TAsn hSs not Cons very tar" Z ~
marked. without thinking. ou1y - havs
Dtliy 81 soernfuliyi
"Do you suppose havsn't Sssa tAsrs
aarsadyf tsu you he's II out for
parts unhnswn-that's ne else q Il
and I want 70 know what fori He lsft
the hotel ct seven In the morning-ssvsn.
mind you, bsSers anybody was Sut si
bed. He hadn't rssistsred 1t the Wal.
dsrf By sisvsn-and he hasn't rsgistsrsd
q say Sf the other big hetsis. I sot q
hanch hes got some new scheme On
aHA there's no uss looking for him II
New York. DO you inastns hs would
- 70 Warrington On hts own hook
with hts daughter and ait-and Icy the
case bsfors the Prssidsntf mean "a
lay Q case before the PrsssdsHt-tr0st
little Cd 'messeo' 70 ~, only what As
wants known"
'oupOoss - hasr ssssd. and ehaa ]
aAdsd: THAT would - eAnost tes geed
to - tuA"
~Y0-I fssi that way-1 kinda AaRt
seam 70 fesa that ne dh-my hvnch
DOESN'T say ne dh. lie knows one Of
you two women has got the diamoods
-hs known Y In dis boots. no matter
what you say-snd anyway you
hAvs''--
THIN n ne knows h. Why shouSd ~
- on and lsavs thsm?' interrupted.
-Bsoauss ne anows they're saf~" af.
AsmsA Btay. with large coovsctioA.
And rust for the moment they c0uldn't
b. any eater II he had them IN h,s
POCKET. He knows you've got EN-
that you're bound to keep 'sm-and
wouldn't dare sell q tell. Sssf That's
whars he's got you; and hs knows
You're both Of you shaktng in yoaI
W 80 .-e-..-.-si---~->---Ss~
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Diamond Cut Diamond M

q he thought q sAsn sav that sAis
night ~ saly aAethss pist q 0en.
I licked q hin n Q vay thaA made
him think was esnSiAsriaS ~ re-
seoosfbiiitiss. end then ! asssd -
casually ~. I could, .Dut At wha2 time
diA she disappsarr'
"Ah. that 10 the Question-whsnr
~ cried. giving . trasio-or vAas he
meant 20 b trasto-eesturs 70 show
Asw utterly the girl had vanished.
1T 10 her father Who has placed the
matter In my hanAa,. he aAnsuneeA
osnVtnoingly: and At ne same time he
0svs the door . shove - u - say:
"1eew you must let me inr' aad drop
ping his voies to . whisper, ~You win
undsrstand also why the greatest ~
sssey must - naintAinsd"
without sueaioity. thars the thing -
DO. New. whsu aid sAs AisappsaSr'
got Iris on In . tone 70 hdisass
that WAS thawtn6 cut Not Test -
him! He answered Win . suiaA bat
vague ''Shertly aftss landing"
"You Asu't sayi" exclaimed, visA-
Ing = seem shocked and trying 70
keep hack . laugA at the way he'd
given himself away. But the nsxt me-
mspt realised nat the fellow seull
have No pessis's ssansetien WITH nes-
sisus.
! telA him with sfDsstsA cordially, =
80 Just hsw u ts-anA shAs ysa wish
- ksso this secret - lsas - posu1bi&
In sessy-s0t II tn't .soa~saisas sss
me 70 receive vou at this moment"
sCaA ~ make it <Ais aftesnssnr be
asksd
mot vssy wSllNun1sss you Wtsh TO
msst . reporter frsm enc a the big
dsilisA" I eavs him . look that sa3l.
''Tuars what I'm trytng to avoid for
you"
He started slightly and hastay esggsa
me- "Ds not ist ths pFsss sst held Of
thin havs spoken to you In esu1adsaes
u fsit I nisht truse you"
"Csrtaiuiy. To-morrow - uans Wsii es
safe. ehink. Shall expect your'
saw he was About TO dsmur at TIN.
but the rumbling az he slsvateR coming
nearer and nearer haA attracted he at.
tsntion. The top Of Tie car shovsd 81
eur door.
'9Sins." ~ weAspsesl. Stvihs me &C.
al y - siAsn4; AAA With hat n
sa0osA ssaDs,sas1 - - stasa~>As ~
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toaA Dnly shs Geeey q ne man WHO
he'd rust caajsd On Ne. But wAsn !
came 70 my Suspsctons that II was
OAirs tSs men was sfeer Btliy heppsd
down an IN Q heap On the Aivan.
GOOD Lordr ne gaspsd. "It might
osr" and for soms minutes he sat there
squeeslng his hands and giaring at ne
door.
'rhis man." hasardsd Bfiiy. may bs
IN the Dmpsrors sssvtea"
He could"
'eay-that's what he =! And mos
500 got wind Of him last night and
scootsd for the tall timbsrsi The Em-
p>1be wouldn't Just hand ',mossoo'' .
bod Of diamonds like that and tell him
Just 70 take EN- and present EN- with
his complimsnts-thsy don't do things
that way over thsrA He'd send . SEQ
ond man TO sss that the nrst man did
his Job according to contract And why
Isn't this the mAnr"
Il dh look posstbls-thouOA I oouidn't
stili see Why he had begun his acquaint-
anos With me-tsliinS me . Nc about
Claire While I was wondering over II
Billy remarked. Poor Do Rsvsnoi has
got his troubles all right He knows
the old mans after him and he's lost
the goods. Say. YOU san afford to pity
him now"
''rhat mans trying to steal The daa-
monds himself"
Billy received this announcement nri I
vNh stare and then with . whoop.
why not?" hs ehuoksd hack. Ne
rssSoni bot you've hit II! He's found
out Why. look hsrs-anybody could
steal those ston-s en- route and nothinS
SAID. Yss-that Just about explains
svsrythipg-thinys he hintsd to ne. too. ''
lie lighted another cigarette and re-
marked. by hiding ths diamonds now
you are doing Dc Ravenoi the greatest
possible service any human being could
do him At this nomsnt---one that he win
remember With unQuen casbis Gratituds
to his dying day. All you've got 70 do
now 10 to keep the diamonds--kesp then,
and keep them and kesp on kespins
them. and great shah bs your reward.
Why. say-H you work Il right. the
Kaiser might even bestow . decoration
Of some sort-I-sgion Of Honor, or what.
svsr they give you for things like this
where you rask your ME-" :.
A wave of utter despair swept evss
me. ] kaow q aotAing more unAiAgiAa
tAaa ~ faeseisss resemblance 81 ~
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truth IN the words
Of he w6oo wonn-
an who aa1d: "A
rioh man cannot
know the wants Of
. Deoe maa u ne
has u4var besn
poor." And vice
vsrA-
There y the oon-
slant example Of
the rich lady up
hftsr wearing .
nvs-doiiar bouquet
~ MpNhidn AAA
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Evenins in Sub urbia
RY ENQEnk GfdN.

CDpuisAt. 1914. b. Ihs Prsn irssliAd
. he sun behind the purplins hills
hath rolled
i And seulf,d sisns along ths ianA-
scape bare
Display "washstta" ''Uss Faksm's
for the Haie."
'Dtgssta Meal" and "Cursm's tor .
OoSd"
Slowly along tAs terra Gotta weld
Tue lone eommutse weaSily doth fare.
Laden With bundles largs ana many .
cara
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By Jane Bunker
.c:sssss:; ,:,s ss..sssss. =: 49, s:ss' g!

young male b facs ef Q sssSous sltu,
atien. was rsaAy 70 wssH l'vas
savsd from Il ~ he ringing - -
front bsll.
I put W ne sAaia - ssssrs
opened tt had sense WNsh for thas
and then I cried SSur' anA ~
csived sharp. "sshi Let me in. auicl.
II was olrs. Dslarta. WHEN ! saw
her you could have kneeksA ne aova
with . feather. let her IN ana whiske1
her into my osdroom end shut the deer
sn 10.
''You can't guess whars AsppsnsAr'
she whispered.
"what nsxti" I gaspsl.
'Wonsisur hes simoly dumped Clalso
hack ON my hands and AscampeA-
without . word Of real sRpaAaation!"
she had drawn out Q letter from hep
bag; she took Il out Of the eavelpo4
and handed II 10 me- rsmArking At ~
sAms time. There vas afty Aollsss b
It," The isttsr read: 40
Dear Madame Dslasto: vus unable
to return according - psoaiss bscauss
Of teleSraph cemmunlcatieu Hotifying
me that my wtss-0air6G De0sr-is
probably III With . fatal flaseo ana I
am leaving for Cahfornia imasdiatsly.
My child knows aothing Of her mstAsr's
illness and ths reason OF my % ssddsa
departure an conssaling Il from her
by saying that Il 70 diplomatic business
which calls me away. u would -
cruelty to subject Ase % sensitive nature
to anxiety and shock e long Journey
when she eeubd not hses 70 see her
mother alivA
Il tmploFs you N human kindnsss take
pity on her encs moro and shelter her
for Q few AayA keeping from her the
knowledge of this calamity that threat
ems her. shall communicate with you
in Vow days. Ny gratitude" etc.
-And Claire followed II In al, hovpis
Mrs. Deiario whispered. - raise1l
my eyes from the sheet,
II declare. the plot has thickensd -
. JAM" said I. ~,S
Hes suoh . liar" she observed "
rsievantly. And yet l do pity The
girl from the bottom Of my hsArt-I
can't feel shes his aeeomplics In what
she's been set to do for Aim--hs's -
ceived her" .rs
And you think he aiaa's . to 60
foruiar' ~ e.tAs
h, etf S~ =. =. "A. & 49, AZ Il
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aHl!e NeM.lREsXN@
&SN@ "Sayi" MS <M
sENAM theMusical Delight YEKlkSVX
RU of the Season. {XW
ssSari"
BY CHARLES DARNToN.
of the Season.


asht but Aks to the Lsy Theatre wAs Sar wn ~tA
inevitable
ssss musical Net EaAs
sAa.nssy nat 10 fairly alivs WITH nvss aad vhswsAt
whssi
place sddoons
Ae
q
The evening world., 1914-01-15

aoSo 611IaanlnS 0vefyeh1n0. let
heard ssthiuS Ae0 him Cor ssvsrai
months, untp Ssssnk,y ! ehaAesd - asse
him on ths street aad he ssslnsA very
siaA 70 ess ne Do ysu think ~ really
cares for net" r.
J doubt II. foe hs let yeu Arop cut Of
his life too oaSly.
"L T." writes, rs e esnssAsrsd good
form for . sira 70 let . young man hold
her hand vhsa shs knows him but
slighuy! Should he ssntisman become
angry at, her ssfnsaar'
II. = ~ tnnAr
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while the wind tints his Ssak wtA 80
gold.
So stiil Il 10 that hs caa aauaose aeae
The mort0agU working evesseoA
Alack! 49, - n
He sadly suaa,ss and thinks <hA. 49,,
immense. '.@
The yellow canine with che raser eaak
shsrpsns himss'f asainss NJ yt6eolAg
fonoA =.
The evening world., 1914-01-15

I'd. X" writes: "po you think uaan
cares for hs wife when 10 dirts Win
girls. perfect Strangers - Nm. svssy
chance he can Sstf'
No, I do not think ne loves bis wifs.
sssd hs'ts certainly behaving most un-
kiadly.
.
~. r." writes: "A young man paid me
attention for six months and said thst
ha cared for me, had. to move to the
country very suadealy. but though ]
otofa1tsoAo ~ os1Dee { ~ J WSoeo
The evening world., 1914-01-15

T0F ne AEse ~ n GAio seon6y ~
prsvss - Aas . ssass q esms1N ana
b ~ Fes> q q At1A(A ea1A. VIA rides
tie WAois AS1ss - . - Aroa that ~
nakss . ~ u1staSs WAsa she goss -
Pasts and sisB Asrsssf 80 n siittssins
nnsry that soGgs0e a. DsQdu1e OF .
siaas factory. d patt1A6 hsFsslf hto
thAs ''ersatsoa" shs oersos Aerssaf q ~
the comedy 49, ~ Aasn SArt q her.
ehs maeht ausA beeeer elhS - tAs
gorgeous Huneaztaa '0eShS - YhAoA
she arrives apoa tAs ~ esSpA Xa
We oan only eoocisies okaF Qk S1n
b showgiris. aaA taahk QlGx41Ass
for his GOOD musieal t>aA9 9&y t1n0iao
W "sait." together vit1EA 6lpaea, eaSe.
II = . 3oy % hsas xt1faA's hsAut1ful
music a. n 10 played IN IN sxsslsnt
orchestra and sung 6y . Ssmtany hsaA
and shoulder abovs he oedtnaey nu-
aoaa osansdy or0aaisaaSea. WA "Lsvs
Has Wln0r J. Aunnhir1 Du@sy ~
naaneAs DumsaA soas - - AgAsst
pslnt Of &hs osrfermaass. NJ O19sy
w4th Q tenor voles aamose 90 Oeo1 - ~
trus eutsids - spesA AoueA. - 1ass
Dums,A WITH saAy undue Stssss % mas
her vocal ni0htA Wh1s thsoe ooetnnAte
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P2WTTY hsttlS of AL Z haA
uaaAs Up my aaAnd 70 lav the
caAs before the prsstdso.
bus thm-As Btliy sasd-suan Q
ysung Girl's NSsl u I eoad
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I ;, n. Pr. rsb,,.Ahs O.. IN. xw Yo. Eve
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
Call For Bids

The trustees of Independent
School District No. 4 will consider
bids for $50 cords of wood, four
foot length, tamarack and fir, to be
cut green and seasoned and deliv-
cred at the public school building
at Boomers Ferry as follows:
Twenty-Five (25) cords by the
first day of August, 1915, and the
balance to be delivered in twenty
FIVE (25) cord lots, more or less, as
required from time to time during
the school term as the board of
trustees may direct and order. The
wood to be paid for as ordered.
Bids must be handed to or mailed
to Fred Gleed, clerk of the school
board, on or before Saturday, Aug
ust 8, 1914. The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved.
FRED GLEED,
Clerk of the School Board of indie
pendent School District No.
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. Jly17-3l
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
For Sheriff Of Bonner County

To the voters of Bonner County,
1daho:--
I wish to announce that I will
be candidate for the nomination
as sheriff on the Republican ticket
at the primary election to be held
September LIST. In seeking re-
election l desire to call to the at
tention of the voters of the county
the economies and thorough bust
ness-like manner in which the
sheriff S Office has been conducted
during my administration. By
reason of the experience gained in
my present administration l can
assure my constituents, that if re-
elected, will. be able to practice
even further economies, continue
to conduct my Office in clean and
business-like manner and give even
more efficient service.
H. S. REMER.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
Call For Bids

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board
of Trustees of Independent School
District No. a, Boomers Ferry, Ida
no, up to and until six CD o'clock
the evening of the 9Th day of Au-
gust, 1914, which proposals shall
state the lowest amount per month
at which the bidder will convey the
children to and from school during
the regular school year beginning
September l, 1914, the service to
be performed on the regular estab-
lished routes, namely:
The Hill Road leading to Mo
ravia, the Paradise Valley RoaC
and the River Road. Bids must bt
made separate for each route and
must be delivered to the Clerk O
the School Board on or before the
date mentioned above.
FRED GLEED,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees O
Independent School District No
a, Boomers Ferry, Ida. jly17-3
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

The coolest place In the city
Brody's Pharmacy.
The Altar society will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. McNichols.
Reduced prices on all fishing
tackle at Brody's Pharmacy.
Mrs. R. H. Mccoy returned to-
day from a visit with friends in
Spokane.
Kodak and kodak supplies at
Brody's Pharmacy.
Vim. Rath, wellknown resi-
dent of Porthill. was business
visitor in town Thursday.
Bishop Funston, OF the Idaho
diocese, will conduct services at
the Episcopal church Sunday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Trade at Brody's Pharmacy and
get your coupon with every Is
cent purchase.
Miss Margaret Wolf plans to
leave Monday for Deer Lodge,
Mont, where she will probably
spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
The Methodist church is being
painted this week, an improve
ment which will add greatly to the
appearance of the building.
Mrs. +. l.. Little entertained the
members of the Union church
aid society last Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. II. S. Lee, of
Standpoint, Idaho.
Miss Mary Grew, of Harrison,
Idaho, is here visiting with her
sisters, the Mesdames Rosebaugh
and Gale.
T.. L. Little received word to-
day from Baker City, Oregon, tell
ing of the serious illness of his
mother. He expects to leave for
Baker City this afternoon.
Charles Zimmerman returned
yesterday from Cutbank, Mont.
where he has been engaged in the
meat market business.
Miss Marie Maloney, of Spo-
kane, arrived here Wednesday to
spend a few weeks visiting with
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A
Elliott.
At the meeting of the schoo'
board of Independent School Dis
trict No. held Monday night the
resignation of T. J. Jones was &C
cepted and John Muhlfeld wa:
elected as Mr.. Jones successor.
The ball game Sunday between
the Spokane international nine o
Spokane and the local team result
ed a score of 10 to one i'll favor o
| the locals. The visiting team pu
up a poor exhibition of ball play
ing.
| Mrs. P. E. Johnson and children
J of Moravia left Tuesday for Ions
dale, Mimi, where they will joil
4 Mr.. Johnson who went there sew
: eral weeks ago. 1t is understood
. Mr.. Johnson will take over land il
Minnesota belonging to his fathe
and work it, but he will still re
{ tain his holdings at Moravia.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

Pend d Oreille ice cream at
Brody's Pharmacy.
The stock and fixtures of the
Cook drug store, located in the
Bonner hotel building, was sold at
auction Wednesday afternoon by
Sheriff Remer to satisfy a judg-
ment secured by Mary A. Carlson
for rent due. The stock and fix
lures were bid in by l. Causton for
a consideration of S4OO.s