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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

Tho Pilgrim Worker. of me CON
lrccational church win INSECT This az
iernoon 40 3 O'clock Oh tho home ~
Mrs * X clark. p"f TYLER street.
where tho regular social ana sewing
session win be held 4 brief husi
ness meeting will pr"cedc the regu
Ter meeting 10 which every onp IL
requested to be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
II Is lust Natural :
To Admire Babies

Our altrustlc nature lmpols love for the
cooling infant And 1t tho same time
the subject ~ motherhood IL ever before
us. TO know what 90 10 that win add
To- tho physical comfort - evncctlut
motherhood Oh subject that has inter-
csted most women ~ an times. One o.
the real helpful things j. an external
abdominal application aold in most drug
stores under tho name % Mothers
friend" We have known 20 many grand
mothers. who ln their younger DAYS
relied upon this remedy. ana who recon-
mend o o. their own daughters that u
certainly must De- what rs name udl-
Gates They h1ve used O Tor its direct
influence uuon tho muscles. cords. llsa-
mcntv aud tnufnr7 as Il aims ~ AFFORD
tliicf nom ina strain and palm so often
unnecessarily severe during the period %
,snvctaury.
Every wouinu should mention ''Nfothrr'.
/ 'Tfnf' WHOM tNe r.0rh iie subject -
conversation fr f'rre.iinr little hook
Be- Wnil'i FREQ upon application 90 BRAD.
/ t,ld Hasulatar CO.. fu- Lamar bldg
/ Atlanta Co., n f.f"s Co many things
| tNlt women '1.r fp rad about
Get ur recommend a bottle " 'pfother's
'uchd' ''-tft -.- n.ts ..g Ias sssA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

perOr OF Mexico
?. The Fates OF Macmillan Car
lCtia and Napoleon III
Reading Miss BernlcC Russell.
The Sinvery Question In the TX
Wnsion OF National Government
T. What nation brought slayes 10
uul ehorp7'
Show mat by 1895 Resistance
10 ma. anhofreni raffi' Vas made
hy Americans
g. What was the condition of the
negro slave hy close of the Revon-
tionary Ware
4 Why aid slavery take a reverse
and become important I'M, the SOUTH
D. by dates. show how European
rations gradually suppressed tho
'rGffic 300 their countries
o. SHOW how The admiiiancc Ot
Missouri into thr lnlon brought
out opiuiou ON the slavery
question
=. How was the matter adjust
,d for % time' What provision
against slavery len no, future was
l'NNf l'| lN' N"l'l
8. Was ihr first breath or right
oi soco.-ion from the Union made
on the slavery question?
@ How do the campaign cries of
Polk and Texas" aud "Clay aud
no T,Na-' show state Of mind on
the SLAYER, question in iSit'
nd. what is The Wilmat proyisc
at iSCt'
~. Define the conditions OF Oh,
Clay Compromise Of 1851 ANA inc
reason for Co., being called the ON
uihus mn
80. WHY g. the bred Scott dCcif
ION termed one of tht critical event.
of our history
%. What vu. au Jholiti0nist'
o. when did Mr. HARRIET liccch
or stowe publ D her war book = Wa'
" BOO book form CO.. soriully' Dis
Dr..
D. Explain 90, John Brown Raj,
90 1850.
~ What e tho date OF th'
maucipatiou Proclamation ol th,
Fifteenth Amendment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
announcement,

announcements
Tho l.Nmiuc club HiIl hc cui.r-
ia'ro1 TbHr.iar afternoon hF Nra
nor1r Nl1p lIoa Pierce street
Tho THHrstly ruo.hundrod Club
UIi' Doc entertained Dog NrH Frank
Nn.l'H 4uH POLL street
Tho g. o. o. club win m,..
IHur dav afternoon vtu Mrs. Uu.
I0u IH0mp 600. 1907 I'arr un
street
TIE Cr1or1n Cluh uIU meet rr'
March .t With Mr. r . rur.i
Nu. .nl TaVor .rrDo'
Instead 0f ath Mr. 70 % UayI,
God as announced boz fHn Fs1r boo.
the rioriau Club will meet TIur-
dar afternoon a' the homo Of Mr.
Lindsay sum- IuHG rNiDr 1r..i
Tho s. W = of tho rrt 'r1rIi
'rHr0H 500 hol' auofH.r market n.
delicious hon -so0le 1 article. O.. f..
tif Drug Store u.Nf SATURDAY,
Tho IaIs Na Society p. fr
S. O. Church $500 uea th
afternoon Hf tho home nf Ur D o.
-fnuh Slu larnf0 Height
100. y T a. club uT moot
ff.ri1f afternoon rith Ur. John
tU'f.Hs -H1 Van Eurcn Fr'f
Tho IoiI, Fourteen DlHh 500 bs
entertained tHls nuorrouH 90 frr
home of Mr. G. s. Greer fsua
johnson street 'U member. lrs
Hrrsl .n Do. present
THO f...H.. Atf Soc oif .l II, Tab
rrralIe nanfIf ,fHrsh $500 msef
rridaf ans.noor lf o.lInet. 30 OBJ,
Hrmr 0I Nr. 90 -.Ir.Df. 1909
isrflHsr ..rref
To-. EruUf.. t.trrl. club viU DO
entertained Tfw.Hat afternoon D.,
Nr Woeda rU rr. Isfp washing
con street ~ 3 90 O'Clock sharp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

ca what was Oh, northern part clll.
od' rh, southern parl'
s. Who va. the mt King oi
Judah
o Who vas the ura knr of g.
aol'
30 What great prophet lived ai
ihc tim, ot Hiur Ahab'
a. Who was Eliah'a successor
~ Who was the gospel pro.
rhct'
g. Who was rho weeping" pro-
Pilot
d. What great man ol Babylon.
Tan captivity Interpreted tho hand
writing on tHg VALE
&c. What governor off Iud,u ar
cc'cd the rebuilding of Jerusalem
90 VINO was Ezra
D. Who was NWnDhi'
a.
Tho j. T.. G. club viii meet Win
Nra burton Thompson l50l Han
rison siuct. Thursday March u.s.
vas.
Leader Miss EuiiDrny NcGo'
Roll Curo.t Events
Paper rh. scheme oi Nanulrof
~
pi"ru sIous
Th, Court ol ua.mlian rm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
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~ N opnl uErfm

colonial period with whit. powdered
vics and satin kuiCkcrhockers
special menuc. prepared hy Mr.
Fdouard pa1chard. the celebrated
cher OF the McNlpin. was served
Clair dc CRANE Exquisite
Essence de notteravo Niyour
Cclpri Amaudcs olives
picaouneau Dsesosp polonaisc
Samad Mi-Caremc
Petit Soufflo Glace ArlcQuin
Gourmaudises D,mi rasse
one OF the most enthusiastic
meetings ever held was that OF the
parent-Teachers club Of the Polk
street school Yesterday afternoon.
Resides tn regular program, which
was carried out In mll save the yo-
oal solo brief talk hy Mrs olive
Hall Butler. of Fort Worth who
Or here working In the Interests Of
an Amarillo Humane Society The
Humane Societv Officers are cndca
vori1E to gct the cooperation of tho
housewives, ana an urgent request
ls made that they adopt the follow
iur rules drawn mp at Yesterdays
wcoting OF the club
The followius olutious were
uurnimcuslv adopt 70 by the Parent
Teacher Cluh of amarillo. March
10th. 1913.
WHEREAS, the representative
citizen. OF Amarillo are making on
effort through cooperative methods
io carry ont ih' purpose of The
Humane Association. to-Wit.
To lo those things which viii
elevate our citizenship through kind
and just treatment. aud due consi-
Iteration OF the helpless aud
WHEREAS. $50 realize ny con
,,rtcd action we may nod ia cor
rcctinf the oyortaNiur of animals in
ih' delivery service
We. the Parent Teachers club.
hofch resolve ro adopt into our
household regulations the follow
iug simple rule uud oulcayor to
max 30 a rule INTO ourselves. iu-
diVidually at the request of the llu-
man officers
Al groceries for us shall be- or
fore3 before lO q ~ WHOM de
livery OF sam BE- asked before 100 m
nr The morning delivery aud an
groceries expected to ho delivered
1uriur tho afternoon delivery viii
p, ordered before o . an and.
10 O. further resolved that q copy
a' these resolutions viii be- spread
ON our minutes aud copy given 10
each of our daily papers
raskiue in the sunshine ct Mrs.
puiou's Wholesome and genial hos
nitality, on OF The most ENJOYABLE
meetings m the history or T. T. q.
Chapter was spent yesterday after
noon when Mrs Kate Patton, newly
elected precedent. became hostess NJ
the society Tho momhcrs arrived
~ the home of Mrs Patton, 702
Tgylor street promptly 900 o'clock
and after answering to roll cull the
following interesting program was
render
Romeo aud Juliet
Sources oi Framework of PLAY
............. Mr. Shireman
STORY oi play. told hy Mr. Niece
Tho llouso- of MONTAGUE and cap
ulst .......... Mrs nm
Discus ion !. the Play for Study CT
Tor Presentation
Music ......... Mis- S'ivcfs
Romeo aud Juliet
a.. hrmtIfm finish in tho tory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
tsY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

81 Patrick. the patron saint eft
Ireland s dominating things social
iu Amarillo this week Decorations
and even the daiutiest me1uos imas
Unable. are paying homage 10 the
Emerald lsle ST. patrIck's Day with
ts bright green shamrocEs hammer
and harps alway- seems true hur-
hnrcr of spring and coming $50 near
fD the Faster tide opens the door to
tH, land OF flowers. green grass and
llue sky than has been closed go
igUs nHmher OF delightful on
'rrtainmcuts have been planned. not
emily Cor this evening but the entire
week win Dee given over 90 a refresh
'ne change from the usual routine
a. social doiugs.
o.
90 is 900 common thing TOR O. girl
90 married woman to be- shown the
courtesy ol farewell party" hy
Deer friends 10 she is planning 10
leave for SOME Ear distant point.
tut Do is @ greater distinction Tor "a
ouns man to hp So treated hy even
iHoee OF Dr. immediate set Things
are surely becoming balanced. IL not
turning AN the way round Monday
evening such au honor was paid To
raymond BEDFORD who D. soon 90
leave for Denver. col. where hi-
business interests cIn him \ large
crowd of his youue friend. went boz
@ body 90 his home 100 1901 Taylor
street and what was their surprise
'nd oharrln upon arrival to uud
iIuf thD guest ZOO whose honor am
ad been planned. was out \ com
ulitte was ~ once dispatched 10
'nd tDc missing honoroe which
quest proved successful after many
trips 200 various directions Tho
''Duur was spent with dancing.
music ana an informal good time.
Boz Bedford charming mother prov
ul indispensable when M late
hour Doc oryod q dainty and en-
loyahlo supper Those invited vorc
N.ssc. Petty. Lewis OF West VIZ.
r'n.H Shelton. llayolVood, Nelson.
Eo.nDmoro Gallahcr. of ~ Worth
'unuti nmick. Kcndrick. Mari,
I1l1r' and Nossr-. RAYMOND bed
fond Trnilu.or Braunie barker.
f1lI Gibson, narkcr. phvihiau.
IoyI'. Eiur Eolion, Humphrey
Palmer and Nicely
o..
Nr D. NJ Boomer. managing a.
rector oi tnn Hotol NcNlniu New
York city, who was sponsor for tho
recent -rcc' iul trausplantue OF
iH' Latin festival ot Nardi era. on
broadway again ON Thursday night
proved to DIE own satisfaction aud
OBJ" very evident enjoyment of his
multitude OF guests iu the colohra-
uOu oi ihc N-Caromc. that these
picturesque f.tos ct tho Southland
H..r como to stay The Grin OF the
"D\lniU was decorated Zoo kcruing
WIN lho custom. the lights from
wult.-colo~ri lantern, Illuminated
'Ho picture u' the richly owuod Wo-
Uou and their escorts. everyone
wearing the yiyid-hu'j paper hats
Hlyinr SALOONS. paper strpamers.
confetti. ur.tDr dolls. clown canes
and multitude OF odd nv0r- added
tu fhD EVENINGS DELIGHTS Every o.
.'" In fHo room had hoou rosoryod
HnH from i.n-thiriv until dawn az
.av t.r morrimoni end muoDNni fun
f|n. continued ai hich pitch
IH"ro Vor general dancing and
dance contests lucky mmbor
..uf b'Iu. WON hy Mr. Joseph FLYNN
nl Miss lr0.c Cnvnlrh OF Wash.
se'uu Heights. y y, and r,hihl-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

The Ladies' AID Society of the
First Presbyterian church win meet
this afternoon a. $500 O'Clock
.n tue church 1hi Be- o. be- th,
regular bihlc study afternoon when
me principle characters %. the hillo
ere discussed For "Wednesday
Jeremiah" viii be tho subject or
study under the leadctshlp 81 AlB
q n MrAlpine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

Because mems boots are 40 an
times colspicuou-ly 900 evidence he
has been prone to regard Do. foot
apparel as one OF the mos, important
features OF good Dressing Women.
footwear never Wa given tHp dozen
consideration thar % ulI receive th,.
pr,ng and summer Military boot
with tHrsrls and brass button. arc 40
%, worn while b'Jnl ud white foot
wear win boz tremendously smart
DJitor effects lost for many day
b gain boo evidence Since the sFfrfs
Hr. iO be- so NarN very short DO bee.
comes necessary 60 have The boot BOD
.'nN 20 h'r rescue and have prpatcl
fIHi her skirts shall hc -iN mgh..
above The ground This caused
such CONSERVATION that boot maker.
i'r 20 her rescue ANA have created
such stunning U'i that whore il.
E.r end. an equally chlcF uuI prci
g." effect begins On the c.tIpa tIoy
1t1 wearing 900 manner of rlt dr.
ign m boot. and while only n,
modest gray ana putty t0npod Shoe
'nyo been sr.u Boo Amarillo rlHrI
day promises som. STARTLING di.pI1,
%. stylish footwear
%.
sunny k.a- and sprur-Hko wealth.
90. resulted Zoo % large Attendance 0'
wamhcrs at the Woman Nusulrg
uI th' Guild of OF ST. Andrew Eui
,nu0l church Monday afternoon
when the Auxiliary mot 1r ro
church 30 . clock for tIc rowur
lesson and devotional -crylp,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

regular bible study afternoon when
thc principle character, oi the bible
90. discussed For "Wednesday
Jeremiah" viii be iho subject or
study under the leatrtahlp 10 Mrs
. II MrAlpine
The Parent Teacher. Club of tho
polk street school Will meet This az.
to-noon at $50 o'clock. The program
to he a. follows
Exercises by the children oi th,
low fourth grade.
Talk How We Can Teach Peace
to our Children from 900, ~, ant
Var Mrs Fish
sour Mrs N. \ THt
%
Tho Pilgrim Worker. of me CON
lrcrational church win m,of This az
ternoon a. g O'clock at rho home ~
Mrs * X clark. p"f TYLER street.
where tho regular social ANA sewing
session win be held 4 hrIrf bust
ness meeting will prrcedc tine regu
Ter meeting 10 which every ona Il
requested to be present
a.
The POLK street Methodist church
VII have Two very peciul service,
Faster sunday The mrsic for On,
morning service will Do, taken from
tho Messiah" and will hc rcudcre,
hv the choir and % local orchestra
I'm the evening fhc choir vii
,iur a very beautiful Easter Cautag
Darkness ald Dawn Dos g. "
Icacc. The choir under Prof
N,er direction has already learn
cd much ct this nu1u aud oacl
mcmb,r is cnihu.l o., over it
merits
CIrolc T. of tho rIr papti-
church viii entertain thc Mis- ionar,
Meeting this afternoon 100 a.0o
o'clock in the church parlors Win
the following prapram
subject. The nov Patriotism
Bible study
Leader Mrs ClHw.ul
Song
Itaycr
Patriotism and Home Mission
Mr. Dordeu
The Foreigner Mrs. Nugcul
Tho Negroes Mis-. Mcdonald
Solo Miss Gertrude nuln
Sentence Prayer
Freo-will OFFERING
Social hour
Tho Woman Auxiliary ct m.
Central Presbyterian church VilI
meet this afternoon lt 1900 O'Clock
in the parlors OF the church
under the leadership of Mrs y G.
Weymouth 3 HON, qua FOREIGN
mission MAGAZINE for the current
month will hc reviewed with the us
unl devotional EXERCISES Roll cal
vlll ho responded rn hy passage OF
scripture or mi.elouar, items OF iu
tcroUt
Tho Gcllc Renustf Society. ot
tho Folk street VI g. Church. vii
hold their nihlo study iu the churol
rarlos this afternoon 40 500
Mrs ! q. Roots Leader
Questions on les on
I Namc lu order TON lcolini
characters oi old Testament TIL
tory
. Who was Spule mhcr'
. Who was hie SON
Who was The first KIN" n
lCv.'
D.. Who VaH the second King o
t0W.'
e.. who ras Tho Third King 90
lces'
when iho Kingdom aas 1'1id
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
WAGE ARBITRATION.

The experience arising from
large wage controversies places
a serious responsibility upon
those whose duty 1t is to enact
proper legislation governing the
relations between employer and
employee, to consider whether
the Erdman act should not be
amended to Increase the number
of arbitrators and thereby con-
stitute q board of sufficient size
to properly represent the public
as well as the parties to the con-
troversy and to direct the neces-
sary farreaching investigations
and fully share the responsibility
of an impartial determination of
the equitable and economic ques-
lions arising from such disputes.
1t will also be found necessary
to provide a longer time than
thirty days specified in the act
for the consideration of the sub
ject and the rendering Of a de-
cisiOn. 1t may not be possible to
prevent strikes or lockOuts by
requiring compulsory arbitration,
but 1t is wise to consider wheth-
er an obligation should not be
placed upon the employer and
employee to advise the authori-
ties of the questions at issue be-
fore any lockouts or strikes can
become effective, 30 that by due
publication and inquiry the gov
eminent and the public may be
fully informed Of the extent Of
the controversy and its causes
Samuel Rea, President Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Engel motored to
Bellingham Thursday.
Carrie w. Allen who has travel
led the last six months in Europe
among the warning nations, will give
an address Tuesday, August 10 at
8 p. m, at the Electric Theater on
"War-Cause and Cure She will
speak under the auspices of the So
cialist local.
Citizens along Route 1 are adj
vised to keep their poultry and
stock tied this week. Carrier Frank
Bostwick has received permission
from the post-office authorities TO
he has purchased Metz car for
the purpose. He expects to intro
duce it to his patrons Friday or Sat
urday.
Prosecuting Attorney w. P.
Brown in a letter this week to Jack
Gale outlined the fishing law as
amended by the legislature, as fol-
lows: I'm response to your request
for information relative to closed
season for bass, perch and eat fish,
will say that the last session Of
the legislature amended the law
relative to certain game fish and
states that it is unlawful to catch
any variety of trout, except Dolly
Warden or bull trout, or any spe-
cies of bass, crappie, perch, sun
fish, Dream, or pike between the
30th day of November and the 1st
day of April of the following year.
Cat fish does not appear in the act,
unless it comes in under the head
of one of the species of the fish
above mentioned, and if it does !
am sure that an old fisherman like
yourself would be able TO tell. At
least you certainly can better than
one engaged in the practice of law,
and who does not know the differ
ence between a mermaid and rain
bow trout"
l. lie IeSN. VI. I1OChStLud Will COH-
duct services in English at eight
O'Clock Sunday night at the Chris
tian Reformed Church. All are in
vited to attend.
One of the most important sales of
the year will be held Wednesday, Au-
gust II, at 10 a. M, by T. w. Valenti
at his place, six miles northeast of
Lynden and six miles west of Sumas.
He will offer real property consisting
of 80 acres of excellent land divided
into tracts of 40, 20, 20 and 10 acres,
l bay gelding, 1 brood mare, 1 heavy
mare, 6 years old, 1 colt, cows, l
bull, 1 steer, yearling heifers, I
spring calves, hens, mower, cultivator,
range, photograph, books, tables,
chairs, harness and other implements
and household articles too numerous
to mention. Free lunch will be served
at noon. The usual terms will prevail.
George Bostwick will act as auctioneer.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
A FINE DAYS OUTING

Take trip to Stanley Park, Van
couver, on Browns Auto Stage.
Leaves Lynden at a. H.. arrives
Westminster 1915, Stanley Park
II a. m. Leaves Stanley Park at 3
p. m, Westminster at 4 p. m, ar
rives Lynden at 6:20 p. IN. Special
arrangements for parties of four or
more can be made for $3.50 each
person for round trip; children un-
der twelve half-fare. This will give
you a nine mile drive through Stan
ley Park, so minutes in the Zoolog-
ical Garden, 40 minutes in grove at
Second Beach for lunch, and two
hours for a plunge in the brine.
Lunch tables and hot stoves free TO
warm your lunch on. Phone 13
Lynden, Blonden Bros.
G. A. BROWN.
10 ~ 8-5-4t-*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
CORRESPONDENCE
FROM
NEARBY TOWNS and COMMUNITIES
By the Tribune's Special Correspondent
NORTHWOOD

Nellie Cole is on the sick list.
Mrs. Tracy Riddle has been suf-
fering most of the week from the
effects of having a tooth extracted,
H. F. Eye of Lynden has purchas-
ed the w. Rashke place and has
moved his family there.
Mr.. Hamilton had the misfortune
to lose his barn by fire Wednesday
afternoon. 1t contained twenty tons
of hay.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bruhn Wednesday.
G. w. White has contract for
building a mile of fence for F. M.
Bloom.
w. j. Hansard spent a few days
in Bellingham this week.
Albert Myers and Ray Cole at
tended church in Sumas. Sunday.
A sister of Mrs. T. Handy came
up from Seattle to spend few
days with the family.
B. c. Crabtree and family of Lyn-
den spent Sunday at Handy's.
Ruth Whipple is Bellingham
visitor.
Mesdames O'Brien and Myers WIS.,
tied Mrs. White Sunday afternoon.
John Taylor and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Singer
home.
Mrs. Wood of Spokane is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodman
An enjoyable party was given at
the Snyder home Friday evening.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
NO TRESPASSING-Signs, fol
sale at The Tribune office.

TRIBUNE FOR JOB PRINTING.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
Washington.

George Washington was appointed
commander In chief of the American
army on June Is. 1775. about two
months after the battle Of Lexington.
He took command Of the troops invest.
ing Boston July 2.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
ALL Is WELL,

NcI 10 WELD
WHATE'ER you dream with doubt pos
w sest.
Keep keep It snug within your breast,
And lay you down and take your rest.
Forget In sleep the doubt and pain.
And when you wake. to work again,
The wind 1t blows. the vessel goes.
And where and whittier no one knows.
3YNWILL all be we'll. No need Of care;
Though how 1t will and when ard
where,
We cannot see and can't declare
In spite Of dreams. in spite Of thought
IT'S not in vain and not for nought.
The wind II blows the ship 1t goes.
Though where and whittier no one knows.
Arthur Hugh Clough.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05

NaturaIIy.
II know business which many peo
pie patrOnize, yet which I consider q
very shady one"
"What is it,"
Providing family trees."-Baltimo
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
SERVING.

'HE sweetest lives are those -
duty wed,
Whose deeds, both great an0
~ small,
Are close knit strands of an un-
broken thread,
Where love ennobles all.
The world may sound no trumpets, ring
no bells;
The book OF life the shining record tells.
Thy love shall chant its own beatitudss
After its own life working. A childs kiss
Set on thy signing lips shall make thes
glad,
A sick man helped by thee shall make
thee strong.
Thou shalt be served myself by every
sense
Of service which thou renderest.
elizabeth Barrett Browning.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
The Big 4 BOOM! The Big 4

oo. FOUR DAYS Saturday Ansu M
profits we NELL ooN
denn on low will bewn lose ASK
have
find Ool
Anyhow see what arc
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05
Our First Iron Output,

A small iron pot. capable Of contain.
Ing about one quart. was the Hrst out.
put Of the iron industry In America.
This humble utensil was cast at q
foundry on the Saugus river, near
Lynn, before 1850.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-05

Independent and The Tribune
Regular price $3.50. Our special
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RENcoNTRE.

NNOILING across the Mer de Glace,
L thought of. longed for thee;
What miles between us stretched. alasi
What miles Of land and seal
MY foe undreamed of, at my side
NA Stood suddenly. like fate.
For those who love. the world IL WIDE
But not for those who hate.
Thomas Bailey AldricA.
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Bellingham--Lynden
CUT RATE
STAGE LINE

LAUCKHART-KR
Leaves Lynden, ArmstrOng-Ham-
monds Store, 1880, $3.50, 1880 a.
m; 4:3O, $3.50 p. m.
Leaves Bellingham Rest Room,
corner Dock and Holly Sts., $3.50,
700, $3.50 a. M; 1880, A p. m.
Lynden Phone XO91
Fare 75c Round Trip.