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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
BartOn Heights, Rev. G.. II. tr,icb,,,

Morning"
Christ, our Passover. .Holde,
"Tc Deum' IA.
"Jubilatc'' p
Hymn. Christ, the Lord Is Risen To-
day"
Gloria i.ibi" ................ Anon
Offertory, Calvary"
kecessionai hymn. The Day Of Res
direction"
The offer,ory at the evening service
viii be Jerusalem" sung by Roy Mann
Choir: William Mallory. Jack Cnl.
Inns. Letellc Cummings. otway Hughes
George Crutchfield. Neal Crutchdo,d
Meredith Collins. John Trcece. Henry
smart. John Marchamt. Clifford Green.
Edward Smithers. Robert lie Grand
John Hroshcnhorn, Albin Dunn. Sher-
wood lfvcsay, Misses Mary Belle Whit
lock. Sarah and Matte Kelley, Lotto
and Thelma I.ivesay, Louise Branch.
starr Hall. Alice Crutchfeld. Grace
Browning. Dorothy Trcecc, GLADYS In
gals, Mesdames George Cummings
George Goddin. c. r. Kuyk and George
richardson. Altos-Mesdamcs O. NJ
Mooers. Eaton and A. Y. Green. Tenors
r.. ;. Hudgins, Junius Rcdd Bassos-
Roy Mann. George Ieubi and Page
Branch. Organist and choir director
Mrs. Robert HudEins
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lInrion ,Ii,I. ,iu.,Iin,

MARION. \. c.. April a.--puring this
month the Clinchhcld manufacturing
Company, Of this town, will begin
manufacturing at Its daily capacity OF
$1,000 yards of wide print cloth Tho
mill is equipped with 10000 spindies.
GOO looms, etc, costing about $3.50 600
driven by l.25o- horsepower steam
plant (havng belt and ropc driye).
costing about $4,000. Approximately
Sl5O.OOo was the cost of the building.
which Is u modern slow burning mill
structure three stories high with base
mcn,. $50 feet long by l3o feet wide
In fun operation tho plant vii! employ
about ESQ operatives,
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GROVE AVENUE HATTIsT CHURCH.
MOrnin;. ScrNirc.

Christ our Passover" IF SchillinE
NOW Is Christ Risen ... Warren
Evening service.
The Lord Is Risen Indeed" .l:rackctte
calvary" ......... Rodney Hilton
Day OF Wonder. Day OF Ciladness"
Schncciicr
Choir-Mrs. George Is Harper. so
prano; Mrs. j. Is Bowman. contralto;
iIaddon :. Watkins, tenor j. II. Ben
nett, bassoi quincy Cole, orGanist and
director.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
NInruint. SeryirN

AS II Began TO Dawu' U;uck) ;
Now Is Christ Risen" tWarrcn.)
At the evening service the sunday
school choir of 100 children from the
junior and intermediate departments
will sing the following anthems:
Wake. Ills Easter Day. "Alivc
Evcrmorc'. Jesus Lives" (MacFar-
lanc) 10y the church quartet.
The subject Of the pastors morn
ing message is ordinations Of I'M
mortality. The subject OF the even
ing message is New Easter Clothes"
Members of quartct--Mrs. William r.
Rcinhardt, soprano; Mrs. George W.
BETHEL. contraito; Il. ScdGwick Mae
Oregon. tenor; Norman CALI basso; w.
*. Mathews, organist.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL.
NeN. Hugh MirnhinY Suhlcff Recfnr

i'eiudc. sunset From Pastoral
"ui'e 'panlarest: Hymn. No. ll2:
.em!tc 'Goodson): TIC Dcum'' in u
, ,ouii'Nan' Junilatt in u tSullivan):
hymn. No. lie: hymn. No. 1o3: sermon.
offertory. "Hosanna" tGranicrl. sane
tus': hymn. No. 22o: Gloria In Excel
SIS hymn. No. llI postludc. Finale
From Sonata in + Major" II.cckcr,
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4 Word or Wisdom

MI dead growth or portions OF trees
or bushes cut away in pruning should
nc piled up and burned. 1t Is n very
poor policy for any orchardist to sane
ton and maintain n brush pile. 1t in
vites and harbors countless insect nests
during the winter, and is of decided
injury to. tho orchardist. 1t may also
be a shelter Tor mice, rabbits and other
enemies OF tender young trees and
growth.
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EASTER MUSIC TO FEATURE
! CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY
Trained Choirs VIII Sing Anthems
Which Have Been Rehearsed
for Weeks.
SOME WILL OMIT SERMONS
Evening Services I'm Several Churches
VIII BE Wholly MusicaI-Pro-
grams and Choirs In Principal
Richmond Houses OF Worship.

Musical programs of especial beauty
nearly all OF the churches Of Richmond
to-day. concentrating the resurrec-
ton OF Christ from the tomb. In the
large churches chorus choirs have been
rehearsinE the Easter anthems for
weeks. and music lovers arc promised
"a treat. The services in aomc Of the
churches In the evening will be wholly
musical, there hc!HS no sermon TO be
preached. The services to-day will he
u fitting close to the forty days Of
Lent
a special musical service Will be rem
dercd this evening In st. Paul's Episco-
pal Church. The choir, with +. Flax
ington lIarker. organist and choir
master. In charge. will render an i'm
posing program at both services AT
the s o'clock service il Will be assisted
by the ST. Cecilia Chorus.
PROGRAMS IN PRINCIPAL
RICHMOND CHURCHES
The programs in the principal
churches follow:
MONUMENTAL CHURCH.
Morning Service.
Professional. welcome Happy Morn
ing ................. Sullivan
TIE Deum" observation-disclosures Schneider
'Jubiiate" in T. fiat ... .Stainer
Hymn. Angels Roll the Rock Away"
Roper
Onertory. Christ Is Risen" Warren
Reccssionai. az the Lambs High
Feast We sing" .........E !rc!
Evening service.
Professional, Christ the Lord Is
Risen To-Day .. Rimboult
"Magnihcat" in + fat .... .Londa.-
"Nunc Dimit,is" In f. fiat .Londay
Anthem. "Hosanna" .C;raincr
Offertory. Christ Is Risen" Warren
Recessional, Christ Is Risen sullivan
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning service.
organ prelude. Resurrection Morn"
Edward T. Johnston
Anthem, Christ orr Passover"
Frederick Schiliing
fostiude Toccata" ........... Mailly
Evening service.
Organ prelude. Third Movement
from Ignore symphony Ran arr
shelby
Anthem. Il Waited for the LORD"
Aiemdelssohn
Organ postiuic Leslie T.. Watson
Choir-Soprannos Mrs. :. NJ. Brown.
Mrs. Bass, Miss Rosa Gill. Miss Eva
Murdoch. Miss Grace CottrelI. Miss
Bessie Barrett. Miss Cora Martin, Miss
Ruby O'Berry, Miss Florence Murray
Miss Mabel Murray. Miss Eunice Evans,
Miss Mabel Cridy: altos. Miss Martarie
iiarcum, Miss Thclna McCabe: tenors
f. l.. Taylor. Roland Chiidrey Roland
Austin. Robert Turner: bassos. Charles
Murray Aubrey Pond, Wilmer VAN
danburg; organist. Mrs. Leslie T. Wat
son.
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Evening service.

Organ prelude. Wolstcnhome.
ANTHEM, Arm OF the Lord Awake"
Porter
omertory: Anthem. Your Lord ana
Kin. ......... VILLA IN s
Voluntary, Gloria in ENcclsis' ,Fcs-
tlNdll ........ ......... Farmer
Organ postludc. Easter March,.
Mcrkcl
Choir. Sopranos-Mrs. W. r. Andcr-
son. Mrs. q. NJ. Smithlcal Mrs l.. y.
Clarke Airs. j. II. Johnson, Mrs. L. +;
Wilson, Mrs. c. l.. Thomasso,, Miss
Irene Stith, Miss Hunter WinShcll and
Miss BESSIE ClNmcr.
Altos Mrs. J. y. Haynes, Mrs. c. w.
l3"hou; and Mrs. .. II. Carpcr.
Tcnors--William IIcnning, pr Il f..
Summers. e. T. Smith and John H.
Johnson
BassoS--\lir"d Kramer. Branch Pin
widdi". Or. J. l.. Miller ana y. W. Mar
tcnstcin.
soprano soloisI. Mrs W. II. Andcr
son; violinis;, Miss Florence smith:
organ!st. Mrs. y. W. Martcnstcin; III
rector, John H. Johnson.
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ST. JOHNS GERMAN E,AHGELICAIi
CIT CU.
Morning Service.

Resurrection Morn" torGanp Johnston
Der Tod list vcrschlumgcn" i;iuncnthal
"Lobt den IIcrrn" ......... EaudeEgcr
AS II began To Dawn .... .Tructtr
Evening Service.
Sonata No. = First Movement (orgau)
.............. Buck
AS 1t l'cEan To Dawn Tructtc
The Risen Christ" .......... Watson
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BROAD STREET METHODIST
GHlKcII.
Morning Service.

Organ prelude. Festive March in A.
Lawrence Erb
Anthem, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day observation-disclosures. schneider
OGertory: Anthem, In the End OF the
sabbath" ........ Macfarlanc
Voluntary. Gloria in E:xcelsis' tFcs-
Organ pustludc. II Know That My
Rcdccnlcr Livcth' 'Mcssiah'D.
Handel
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r.nstrr service n, railroad Y. VI. G.. A.

The Eastern service program for the
railroad Young Mems Christian ASso-
citation presents very attractive fea-
lures, and Il large audience is expected
to he present. The speaker will he
Rev. l.. i. Bransford, the evangelist
from Bilacksburg.
Special music will be rendered by
{" quartet. composed Of the following:
Wilbur East. first tenor: !. S. Renncr.
second tenor; w. X Rcnncr. baritone:
George RlaEton, basso.
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CENTENARY METIIODIST CIIyRCU.
NOrnin,.

Organ prelude, "Juhilatc Dec" silver
Anthem: Festival. "Te Deum." in r
HAT ................... Buck
Response. oh the Golden, Glowing
Morning" JcIcupa
Gloria Observation-Disclosures. \Idri.h
Oncrtory. Now Is Christ Risen"
Warren
fostiude. "Toccata" ........,...R Rogers
Evening Service.
Organ prelude. Spring Song" IIollins
Anthem. 'As 1t Began To Dawn.
Vincent
oneriory, quartet. Christ. the Lord.
Is Risen. shelley
Postludc. "Scherzoso" Rogers
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GRACE STREET BAPTIST cIIrnc,,

An attractive program has been ar
ranged for the Easter music TO he
rendered this morning between Gao
and 1915 o'clock by the orchestra
of Grace Street Baptist Church M rho
sunday School services of the church
Following is the program:
March, orchestra
Vocal solo. Miss Gary; Miss owen, ac-
companist.
Orchestra. "Meditation". Nanison
Violin solo, Miss Helen Hickerson;
MISS iitckcrson. accompanies.
Orchestra, Cathedral Chimes" Reverb
Cornct solo, Lost Chord" Sullivan
Mrs. c. V. Robinson, Mrs. 7. T. Fab
accompanied
Vocal solo. Miss Ester Wilson; Miss
Rowe. accompanist.
Spring Song" Mendc,ssobr
iiunoresk@ .............. Dvorak
Orchestra.
Orchestra: Niolns--Miss Edna NAL
colin. Miss Helen lIickerson, Russell
Gleason. Thomas Wilson. Eugene Lcidy.
;. II. Cooke, Max GroloclS tclarInet mas
tcr). Cello-E. l.. Larsen Bass-A
Johnson. Trnmbone-G w. Rowkcr.
Flutc--Quarlcs. Clarinet-Cilbert John.
son. Corncts-Mrs c.. V. Robinson
Frank Seay. Piano--Miss Ethel CHI.
Mrs. ]. +. Fahr. accompanied Conduc
tori. Herbert Mercer.
Morning Service.
Nov - Christ Risen" ........ Warren
Evening Service.
20, Grave. Where Is Thy Victory?"
Suits
Christ. our Passover" Schillinr
Christ, the Lord, Is Risen To-day"
Buck
Choir: Soprano. Mrs. Walter c. Mor-
Ger. Alto-Mrs. Thomas Ferrcll. Tenor
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OVER AVENUE CUuISTI.S
tHIRCH.
Morning Scryicn
ia NOV f!lt

lie Is Risen. ........... bradley Buck
My Song Shall lie of Mercy"
w. .. Wilkinson
Evening Service.
GLORY lie to the Father"
Come ana Worship the Lord"
quartet: Airs. l.. Mex. Shin,ett so
prano; Miss .Tuanita Horncr. coutralto.
j. Floyd iluXtcr. Jr.. tenor: -. y. Rich
wine, bass: organist. Mrs. q. O. Tim
bcrlakc; choir director. J. w. Rowlcs.
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ST. PhIL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
Morning ScrNlcc.

TIC Deum III ~. ............... Staincr
"Jublntc in u" flat Harkrr
OTcrtory. AS 1t Began to Dawn"
IIarkcr
Evening Service.
"As II Began to Dawn .Harlcr
"A Joyous Easter Song ...
An ancient Easter song
Unfold, Yc Portals". ... C;ounod
At the evening service the regular
choir will be assisted by the St Cecilia
Chorus. Mrs. T.. Van Ripper will be the
soprano soloist.
The choir: Sopranos-Mrs Il. l.. Van
Ripper. Misses Marie Swami, Lucy
Swami. Margaret O'Rrien Mary Jordan.
Annie Kenncy. Sallic iIobson. V. Leo
Courtney. Helen G. Davis, Ruth Davis.
Margaret Miller. MARY Mctiary Della
Davenport, Dorothy Webb, Ruth Bur
russ. Mesdamcs S. y. Swan, Carl j. Ros-
trup, Mrs Il. II. Dcaderick and H. G..
Proctor: altos-Mesdamcs T. r. Har-
ker. Graham b. fIobson, Il. G.. Pelouzc.
Misses Ellen Hobson, Emma White
Mollic Anderson. Ellen Rivcs; tcnors-
G. William Greener. James Funstcn.
John Lydiatt, w. Clark Coulbouru. Will
liam c. Owens. X. H. Dcadcrick: bassos
p. a. Morton, Catcshy Jones, Charles
Harris. George i. Wclch, Alexander
Gillen. y. q. Lambert Fcnton s. ia
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HOLY WOMEN At THE TOMB.

cobs. Elet Robinson. Robert Croxton.
r. FiaXington Harkcr, orCauist and
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SECOND I'HrSBYTk:RIAN CHURCH.
Morning Service.
Evening Service

Opening nth'm "Thcy Have Takcn
Away My Lord" ,............ .Sta:ncr
Ofrertory anthem. Come, Sec the
Place Where Jesus Lag. Reed
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Excursion to Williamsburg

EASTER MONDAY
April s. u
Train leaves G. & 0. Station 9 A, NJ
Returning. leaves williamsburg at 500
T.. NJ. Tickets on sale Woman's Ex.
change, \. \. Miller and the depot q
Auspices the Peterkin Guild. ST, James
Church. Tickets, 400.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL cmruc,,

professional hymn 100. welcome,
Happy Morning"
Christ, our Passover" grand chant
Humphreys
Gloria ratri." chant ....W. II. Baker
"Tc Dcum Festival" Alfred r. Baker
"Jubilatc Festival". .. Somcryille
Ohcrtory anthem, GO. Death. Where Is
Thy Sting" Alfred IIollins
Communion service.
SanctuS. Gloria Tibi"
Unison.
Gloria in EXcelsis," chant, 2o5.
Hccrssi"nal. hymn lla. The Day of
Rcsurrcctiou."
Evening Service.
Professional. il3. Christ Is Risen
Gloria Patri,' chant w. II. Baker
"Magni'icat' FESTIVAL i'm Il naD Marks
Name bimi;ics" ucstival in Il haD.
Marks
Anthem. Awake up Ny Glory .Enrnbv
iiecesSionni, l2i. THE strife Is DER"
W. Henry l'akcr, organist and choir
master
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The Associated Bible Students will
worship this morning in Smithdcal
nan. There Will be preaching tonight
at o'clock by X. G. Bristow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04

tic Dcum in a." Stainc,
Offcrtory AS 1t Began TO Dawn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04

On account of the general obscrv-
ancc Of Easter in the city churches
there will be no vesptr services rs
usual this afternoon in the Young
Women's Christian Association, but the
regular services will be held on the
second sunday in the month at
o'clock. with Miss Anna Branch Bin
ford in charge.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26
Notice of Sale Of School District Bonds,

Notice is hereby given by the Trustees Of
School District No. IS. in the County of Clear
water and State Of Idaho, that sealed bids adj
dressed to the undersigned Clerk Of said School
District at Weippe. Idaho. will be received by
them up to | O'Clock p M. on the I'd day Of
April 1915 for the purchase Of the following
described bonds Of said district. to-wit
Two coupon bonds for the principal sam Of
81 900 each, payable twenty years from date Of
issuance and redeemable at the option Of said
district at any time after the expiration Of ten
years from date of issuance. dated May LIST. 1915.
and bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent.
per annum. payable semi-annually. as evidenced
BY interest coupons to be thereunt0 attached.
The sale Of said bonds will take place at the
residence of the Clerk Of said Board Of Trus-
tees, in said School District No. 49, in the Coun-
ty OF Clearwater and State Of Idaho, Immediately
after the expiration of the aforesaid time for
presenting bids, provided an acceptable bid Is
then on file for consideration.
Said bonds will not be sold for less than the
par value thereof and a certified check for at
least ten per cent Of the amount offered must
accompany each bid.
The trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
February, 1916
BY order of the board.
MARTHA CENTERS.
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees Of School
District No. IS. in the County of Clearwater
and State Of Idaho.
Attest:
ADELAIDE CLIFFORD.
Clerk of Board of Trustees Aforesaid. Residence
and Post office Address: Weippe: Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of Clearwater County.
Slate of Idaho. :,
In the matter OF the estate of Mary J. Taplin.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that. in pursuance Of
an order of the probate court OF Clearwater
county, state OF Idaho. made on the 2ist day Of
June, 1913. in the matter of the estate OF Mary J.
Taplin, deceased. the undersigned the ad-
ministrator of the said estate will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of
the United States and subject to confirmation
by said probate court, on or after Saturday the
3rd day OF April, 1915, at 10 O'Clock a. m all the
right. title and interest and estate OF the said
Mary j. Taplin at the time of her death. and all
the right title and interest that the estate has
by operation of law or otherwise acquired other
than or in addition to that of the said Mary j.
Tapln at the time of her death, in and to all
those certain lots, pieces or parcels Of land ly-
ing and being in the said county of Clearwater.
state Of Idaho and particularly described as
follows, to wit:
Lots five (5) and six t6 of section thirty-two
(32) in township thirty-seyen go north of
range one CD east of Boise Meridian, one humid
red two and 3O-1OO (102.3O) acres.
Bids for said land will be received by the
undersigned administrator at his residence at
the house of Lewis N. White, at Ahsahka. Idaho.
All bids to be in writing. Terms and conditions
of sale, cash, gold coin of the United States:
ten t10) per cent of the purchase money to
company the bid; balance on confirmation Of
Of sale by said probate court. Deed at expense
of purchaser WILLIAM TITUS.
Administrator of the estate of Mary J. Taplin.
deceased.
Dated March is. 1915. Mar. 10 to Apr. 9.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26

Grangeville Globe: At meeting
of the state land board the other day
at Boise, Gov Alexander 1.-THE avowed
personal friend of all the common
people, put in his time fighting the
rest of the board and experts who
had examined into the matter, for
the abandonment of the King Hill
irrigation project and the consequent
running of the scores of settlers who
had been induced by the state to
settle on and invest their all in the
project. While on the other hand
George R. Barker, secretary of state,
and an unregenerate Republican
editor, introduced resolution, which
will in time increase the states re-
ceipts $25, 1000 year and benefit
hundreds of farmers. The resolution
which passed, was to take the $500, :
900 in the various endowment funds
now lying idle and drawing only the
banking interest, and loan it to the
farmres throughout the state who are
now badly needing money, and thus
help both the farmer and the state.
1t isn't the man who talks the most,
but the one who does things, that is
the man worth while.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26

Intelligence and education are the
great enemies of the liquor traffic.
When man discovers what liquor
does to the inside of the stomach, and
to the enlire digestive tract, his en-
thusiasm for more drink wanes mater
tally. Fifty years of temperance
education is bringing about results.
The old man who drinks liquor for his
stomach's sake and boasts that it
makes for good health, has been rele-
gated to the background. The COM
mercial game requires the same clear
hand that counts in all walks of life
and the man who undermines his con-
stitution and reduces his endurance by
dissipation cannot keep up the pace in
the business world. AS the world is
organized today, it has little or no
place for the saloon and for the
drunkard. 1t is looking for eff
cheney. 1t demands health. -Ameri-
can Issue.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26

A writer to the Chaperon sends a
copy of "A Drunkard's WILL" with
the notation, ''This helped one
man.
There is enough in it to turn the
current of any life jeopardized by
consequences which it sets forth.
The will follows:
81 leave to society ruined char
acter and wretched example.
II leave to my parents as much
sorrow as they can in their feeble
state bear.
II leave to my brothers and sisters
as much shame and modification as
could bring on them.
II leave my wife broken hearts
life of shame.
Il leave to each of my children
poverty, ignorance, low character
and remembrance that their father
filled drunkard's grave.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26

Creston News: To be simply good
does not gain one much credit on the
ledger of life. Negatives have little
value. 1t is being good in the con-
crete that counts. The world is lift
ell only by action in right directions
positive goodness that can be
measured and its value estimated. If
a fellow being is sick, in trouble,
unable to bear his burden alone, he
who extends the hand filled with
material things the sufferer neets
earns far greater measure of credit
than lie who devoully prays God to
Lelp him. A dollar or sack of -four
doaated at the proper time goes a
long way farther as measure of
goodness than. does a heartful OF
charitable wishes and words.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26
From information coming to the

From information coming to the
Clearwater Republican there is room
for suspicion that the Clearwater
county officials are being imposed
on in the matter of county aid and
Widows pensions. 1t was never in
tended that men or women having pri-
vate means of support and able
to support themselves, or having sons
and daughters able to support them,
should become burden on the taxpay-
ers of any county, and if we under
stand the law it has been necessary
for some of those now drawing pen
sions and other aid from the county
to commit perjury, for which there is
severe penalty. Able bodied peo-
pie, having employment, or physi
cally able to support themselves, can
find no just excuse for applying to the
county, and there is no reason why
the county should stand to be imposed
on.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26

Grangeville Globe: The sage of the
Nez Perez Herald, after adjusting his
double lens eyeglasses to the proper
angle, wisely remarks that lone of
the biggest drawbacks to man who
owns two pairs of trousers is that
when he changes, he generally has to
telephone his wife to bring his bunch
of keys to his Office. 1t is sometimes
detrimental to his best business in
terests to own a change of wearing
apparel.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-03-26

The Republican has been requested
to print the names of the county Off
GERS. Here they are:
County auditor-Jos. Kaufman.
Treasurer-Oren D. Crockett.
Sheriff e. J. Sullivan.
Supt. Of schools-Mayme Fisher.
Probate judge-W. j. Todd.
County attorney-F. Elliott Smith.
Coroner-Geo. L. Wilfong.
Assessor-A. E. Hinckley.
Surveyor-R. B. Swadener.
County Commissioners-1st dist. /,
Jesse L. Coontz; End dist, j. P.
Harlan; 3rd dist, Fred Choate.