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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
For a Muddy Complexion

Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
adopt diet of vegetables and cereals.
Take outdoor exercise daily and your
complexion will be greatly improved
within few months. Try II. OBJ
talnable everywhere.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

ne Marco Bush OF South Africa.
The karroo bush provides against
drought by roots of enormous length
stretching under ground to depth OF
many feet. At the end of ten months
drought, when the earth is baked brick
dust for two feet from the surface, If
you break the dried stalk Of karroo
bush three inches high you will find
running down the center a tiny thread
of pale green tinted tissue still alive
with sap.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

A good five room house for rent.
Inquire of G. A. Laird, Rathdrum.
For sale.-Three year old bull, 90
per cent Jersey, perfectly gentle. In
Quire here. Off.
For sale-So acres $1,000. 90 acres
are IN cultivation. All level land
and fenced. -adv.
1912 Ford car, four brand new tires,
A condition, Price $240 IL taken at
once. Rathdrum Garage.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
COME AND LOOK 1T OVER

Will trade good five passenger Elk
Hart Auto, 1912 model, for $40
bushels of wheat. VIII sell cheap or
trade for grain 5 cows, heller calves
and pigs of all sizes. r. S. Nelson,
Ross, Idaho, Postoffice, CGur d'Alene,
route ], Phone 300 W. ltp
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
From to &C Drop in Prices of Meat

From to &C Drop in Prices of Meat
Beef steak, loin, tea-boue, round,
is cents.
Shoulder steak Ice. hamburger l5c.
Btst roast beef l5c.
Boiling beef from 10, IL, 121 and
lac.
Pork chop 1Sc, pork steak, shoulder
l5c.
Pork roast, ham lSc, shoulder l5c.
Side pork Ice, spare ribs 124c.
Sausage 15c g h.. Two lbs. for Csc.
Pork by half or whole 10c.
RATHDRUM MEAT co.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
Supper at Fraternal Ban OF. 5.

Following is the menu OF the
"Haryest" supper to be given by the
Pythian Sisters, in Fraternal ball
banquet room, Tuesday, Oct. 5, at
$3.50 p. IN. Price of supper % cents.
MENU.
Chicken with Gravy,
Veal Loaf, Potatoes,
Salad, Pickles, Jelly,
Bread and Butter,
Cake, Coffee, Cream.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
Personal Mention.

Mrs. S. L. Farnsworth is visiting
ia Portland, Ore.
Mrs. brennan visited in Spokane
yesterday.
Joe FAIR visited at the home of his
mother 10 Rathdrum last Sunday.
Max Reinlger was home from Spo
kane over Sunday.
]. W. Mitchell was down from
Granite Monday on a business trip
We invite you to come In aud hook
over our new line Of waists Larsen's.
Warren H. Berry of Laclede, was a
visitor in Rathdrum yesterday.
Lake Hill has enrolled as student
ia the University of Idaho, Moscow
L. R. Whitlock of the Belmont
siwmill was business visitor in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Tyler and Susan Gary
We're visitors to Ceur d'Alene last
Saturday.
Sheriff T. L. Quarles and Auditor
D. E. Dandy were visitors from
Gear d'Alene last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Peterson were
business visitors from Athol last
Saturday.
J. M. Vanderpool, employe of the
telephone company. was in towr
Saturday from Standpoint.
John Ernsberger and family had
the misfortune to lose valuable cow
DV sickness the end of last week.
Miss Elise Papendlck went TO
Lewiston, Tuesday. to take a course
In the state normal school.
County Commissioners Chas. Wag-
goner of Post Falls was in Rathdrum
Tuesday evening.
Don't forget the Ladies' and chill
uren's coats. A large assortment to
choose from, at Larsen's.
VIM. F. Mole of Athol was In town
wednesday. He is moving to Hauser
10 engage In farming there.
MI and Mrs. w. e. Libby were
visitors from their farm near Hauser
the latter part of last week.
Joseph LAWN, attorney at law, of
spokane, was in town the latter part
OF last week.
Oscar Fl. Neil, agent for the Sven
SKA Nordvastern, Swedish newspaper
punished in Spokane, was canyassing
IN this vicinity yesterday.
r. u. Hart arrived home Tuesday
nun his trip to Boise. Mrs.
mart, who visited at Fairfield, Wash,
mas also returned.
mrs. F. E. Thompson AMI daugh-
.er' Stella, were visitors to Spokane
Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

Sin8it lam id 9eirntpdrts aus Staliens
Qan0en,
8as 9er3 erfilat bon ibrem 5puuens
ideini
Den 8uft Der 0eiId)en trltg i'd nod i'm
0dnre,
Hnb Stolen rat1ften burds Griuuern
metn.
SH r1etne 8rdurte lang oes Meeres
8eiie,
Ser i6 IN monoumbublter 2dft oes
Inuidt.
Sic oeutfbc Setnat fdaIt ih arm
ufto DOE,
90 iDar bonn gIar3 bes Slbeus Id be-
rauidt.
9a fab id, ats auf itiuen BaIbestues
gen
SO boiler Gebniu6t na1 Der Come
fhritt,
Bie neDen mir gang beimlib unb bers
ito9Ieu
Der oeutfhe BriibIiltg Ourh ben @aIbs
Sen girten biug Ct sarfe Crime
1LQtetkL
Inns 9aupt uno bog, Elm Qddeln INN
ben Riunb.
oernteoer iid uno rtef nit leifer Stints
me
Die blauen 8eiIdeu fpn1 i'm 8aLbess
gruuD.
Die HrinteIn tpedte CT nt0 anemonen,
llno loo er gtng. ba iproBteu QUIT ulo
Slang.
@onl ua1en @erge, az bic 8unber Tins
DeftD,
Sid cine 2etne iube[nb auftpdrt8
8a id[ug Der 81lbiee aif Gein Mdrs
dertdlge
limb Idaute Itra9lenb anf gum 5ims
nlets3elt.
Hn6 leirls re9te fid al u1einen Siibeu
s5nt ilngel Wops Der Safer buute 8elt.
Sd itaub bei1dmt; 10 teufde Srii6s
lingsiponnetl
Bot mir oas itoI3e Giiblano nimmcr
bar,
limb 90 erbtid fem @fano In meiner
Geele
Born 3alber. ben Del bentIde 8dIS
gebnr,
Sa meiue ae6te fang id in ben 8alb
biHein:
Wicin 0eutihes 9eimntlan0, ou BAIT
mid ipieoer,
Die mill i'd metHe idoniten 2ieber
tpeib'n.
Sobdnua 8etstird.
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Ms entftsrenbss Rfns
Tier smpfiebtt itd cine Miidung
aus u Quart @afer BON 68 graD
5obrenhttt, "a pint seieibtem ao.
milIentee, einem GBl6ffet GIp3eriu.
Mittsl gsgen 9oG3fpirs
mer. Man tp4t in 2-3 Quart
itartem Weinsfiig ober In Der gIeis
hen men9s Giiigfpirit / 9eiI Sod.
IdI3, / Sell DermutbIdtter, nobel
man bic GIiifigteit bistpeilsn utts
ruhrt, unb IdBt biefe 3irta 2--3
Minuten iieben. gla9 BEN Grtalten
giebt man bic Sinttur bur9 einen
NIT etnem reitlen 2u9e ausgeGeqten
Sri6ter in cine gr6Bere Gosflaf9e.
8eitreidt man Johann mittslft Der
3inttur bic pon ben 6ol3tpiirmerr
1eimgeiudten @egenftdnbe, 10 psrbsn
naA BEN a~tpeiten Qnitri9 ni6t 1ut
bic Wiirmer, iOnbern aud beren
gauge grut O~OIitdnbig Derniatet
Iein
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ans BEN staate.

Ole beige 6reipiliqe 6eilerpehr
GieEt ibr critics 81nfett i'm 4uoi.
forum al uno nlroe babel bon
Staats Silis. Jeuer.a ommiIi1r Gi0.
gel feitgeiteQt. oaB bic ans elmer
5afen. un0 Better ompagnie un0
6pei Gpriben.a ompognien beiteben.
|ne 8ebr itd in b~or3iiglifer 9erfoi.
lung 6efinoet. 9anptmatrn lit Soui8
9a0er.
gorf. Sci ben bier n6geboltenen
Ordinations 5eitIidfeiten oes bieii.
gen Colleges erbieIteu so Sttoens
ten Der 4 atbtbetIunget lire 81.
plome.
Beatrice. Reb. q. 90. Rcise[ bon
bier belt Dor Der @raouattonsflaiie
Der bieiigen Sodfdule eiren gortrog
ii6er Die .MQdt Der Ginbiloung".
2ertngton. Den 4ontraft fir ben
8ol zines Gbeaters oabier erbielt
cine 6irma aus @rano sSs[ano 3u.
geiprohen. Qas @e5dttoe ioQ Sit.
plate fir 600 8erionen erbalten. =
Die brittle Sabresberinnmlling Der
8eftern 8or 4iiociotion tpuroe bier
eroffuet. Sonptreoner lit Is. g..
gl1en alls Mootior, gaebr., tpdbrenb
ols grdiioent Der 8ereinigung Eid).
ter Sobartb aits 8oring, Nebr., Die
8erbnrtolungen leitet.
Saitings. Mebr al8 300 bieitge
Sdiiler polen in Den Gommerfe,
rien fleine @drten b~earbeiten. Ole
Qnleitrrg oo5li miro Der bereit8 eits
getroffene Observation-Disclosures S.
8. 9aebr geben.
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- ltnier bortrefilider Wlaidinen.
letter &crr Nilhclm Albredit iburoe
hrnte 82 Sabre alt. @ern bate ct
bjrien ieiuen @e6urtstaa ais aeoien.
ter arti1eriit oa0urd aeiciert, 6uB
or iidl III piiener 6eIoidtadt aeaeu
bic 6etnoe 7eutihIau6S betb1tigte
aber bas aebt oodl uidlt lmo 10 Teert
ct hette aui oetl Gteg Der oentiten
@difen iein @ta8l
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Glib 6mo6a, 8. SUM- 1915.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900.
Beef Stiere, Marft feit Dis Itarf.
SdbrIinge, quite bis bette $40
800.
Sellers, Marft felt Biz tuerig nicor.
S6blter 8reiS $8.40.
Germ fe6 8eeues.
Cute Bis bette SIS. 35-8.75.
MitteInl1Bige $8.t0-8.35.
8iemIid cute bis CUTE $3.50
500.
aiihe, @urtt felt Bis tDenis nieOriser
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

@ute Bis 6eite $6.80-7.50.
3ienIi6 quite bis CUTE $5.75-
$50.
MttteTmGBige "a. o0-5.75.
Stofers uno 6eebers. Morft feIt.
@ltte Bis bette $6.50-7.80.
3iemIid quite bis quite 500
$50.
@ittermdbige $6.oo-7.oo.
'Stof Sellers $6.00-7.00.
Stof aiibe S.. 75-6.75.
5tod adl6er Sc. 50-8.50.
8eol &1[6er $8.00--t0.5 so.
8uas, Gtaot uitp. So. 50-7.25.
'Stof 9ltlls, $5.00-7.00.
Sdlueine-3ufu5r $500. Marft
meiit feit.
3urdidnittspreig $7.35.
&6fiter 8rei8 $40.
Sdafe--8ufu6r 1900. Morft felt.
0urdf4nittsprei8 t0.60-1t.t0.
Soditer Ereis, 2duner $3.50.
Merican $1,000.
Colorado DER. 2Gmmer $t0.35.
Qdmmer, Morft t0-t5 60ber.
@eidorene, Ieidte t0.00-10.5 80.
Sdtpere $9.50-t0.35.
@eidor. Nutteridafe $4.50--5.75.
6riibling-21mmer $12.25.
G6icGGO MarftBeridt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000. Marft
longiam.
Sa6rlinge S9.t5.
2 Aweine-3ufubr 10000. Mtarft
felt.
9urdifnitt8preis $7.40-7.6O.
So6iter @reis $7.65.
Sdlafe-3nfnhr 5000. Marft felt.
2dnmer Is b6ber.
Hammer $t0.65.
@eIdor. Qdmmer $t0.65.
8oa. 21mmcr $tt.4O.
Colorado 2Gmmer $tt.50.
6rilbling8 2dmmer $t1.75.
Ganias gitb Rarft6tridt.
@iuObieBr3nfubr 1900. Marft
Iangiann.
sS1brIiuge $500.
Cflabomn $685..
,ailbe, Marft idtpof.
Stoders, 1eorft felt.
Seekers, Morft felt.
a1Iber, Narft felt.
2 diueine-3nfubr 5000. MarftI
nciitens 5 ~uieoriger.
3urdidnittspreis $7.45-7.55.
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nod Wlattlaieit. Sin beIBss Jither
pon 9aB uno 3ern ram our9 ieint
@lteotr. @r oaate an bic 8errdttr
ano lnltlqle 5pnqn efa 5aPaea;
'@N ounce ps tlsapAl ounce!
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bent, haBte IN oteier otanoe 1its
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csesl aho @eafas.
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zen ttslen ole Soloaten aut Ilre
9tr0plaser. DIE erlolenoe gtaat
gar getommen Hno lentts iiG mltlels
elg u9er pie qlalooae gtos.
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1ss bielten BITE eeute itil. IS gait,
liA gerduf9los an ben deino berans
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IeTl' Suoers nnn oipet Soloaten GIN
gen Doraus, I'M 81 ertunben, olt
lpslfqef Selte 0te Mad1en ttanoen.
eautlos, long hln9sitredt, piriatsn
re li9 5iptiae ltarrenoen 9iIden
lno itsd)enoen 3rstger am gtrge
qodl' ant Raloem Veg CAB 2iiOers
Ielnsn se9leiter EN- 3eIfen, aut tRn
pdrtsn.
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lber CT tpubte, DAB bapon has ges
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sdafe-3ufubr 5000. @1orft felt
bis itarf.
2amnler 1925.
ct. SOiepb Marft6eridt.
GinOOie6-8nfubr e2,4oo. gaarft
.feit, bis 10 nieoriger.
Sdhrlinge 1915.
: dpeine- 3nfubr 9,4o0. gaarft
offnete 5-10 ~nieoriger, SdluB
felt.
3urdidnittspreis 7.821a-7.5o.
@ddIter 4rets $7.55.
Sdafc-3ufubr 1000. Marft felt.
@eidor. 2dmmer 1886.
6riblingsldmmer $1t.25.
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Sinh u1e 1dt sOdter oes Germ
Reoomdnn bon 70 tobellofem Ntus
Beren pie feline bsinen dIteitsn?"
3igdrrenbdnoler: vgiein, es fiRb
sinige 1sbIForbsn baruntes.-
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23
Keep A Candle
Burning In WindoO


If there are no sick folks or
shut-ins in your home, place a
white light in your window Fri
day night-Christmas eve.
If there is sick person or
shut-in in your home, place a red
light in your window.
In observance of the Christmas
time, the Women's organizations
of the town are asking every
home in Maryville to have a light
burning in a window Friday
night. The reason for asking
that red lights be placed in win
dows where there are sick folks
or shut-ins, is that such homes
may be visited by a quartet from
one of the town churches, which
will sing Christmas anthems,
and endeavor to bring a little JOY
to the lives of those who must
spend their Christmas in doors.
Quartets from the churches
have kindly consented to visit
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23
The Bible Story OF The
Birth Of The Christ Child

And there were in the same
country shepherds abiding in the
field, keeping watch over their
flock by night.
And, 10, the angel of the Lord
came upon them, and the glory
of the Lord shone round about
them; and they were sore afraid.
And the angel said unto them;
Fear not; for behold, | bring you
good tidings Of great joy, which
shall be to all the people.
For unto you is born this day
in the city Of David a Saviour,
which is Christ the Lord.
And this shall be sign unto
you; Ye shall find the babe wrap
ped in swaddling clothes, lying in
a manger.
And suddenly there was with
the angel a multitude of the
heavenly host praising God and
saying,
Glory be to God in the highest,
and on earth peace, good will
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23

is urged to definite work along
the lines indicated in this outline
plan. 1t is hoped that the Bible
Readers Club will bring a revival
in Bible reading, and that it will
stimulate many christians to more
earnest and faithful Bible study.
The Christian Endeavor societies
have started out with much
interest in their fall and winter
work. These societies adopted
one of the above plans of religious
work some time ago and their
work has been encouraging in
in every way.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23

homes where red lights are burn
ing, and every such home will be
visited. Singers will be convey
ed in automobiles furnished by
citizens of the town.
This idea of having lights burn
ing in every home on happy
Christmas eve, is quite novel,
and it is hoped the citizens will
comply with this request. The
ladies who are planning this are
to be commended, and especially
commendable is the visit of sing
ers to homes of sick, to bring
Christmas cheer.
Place a light in your window,
and it is our hope that few red
lights will be found burning on
this happy Christmas eve.
Notify your pastor ifyou know
of any sick.
Can not this event be the for
runner of a municipal Christmas
tree next year.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23
Another Victory
For College Team
Tigers of Knoxville Y. NJ
c. A. Are Defeated by
Local Quintet.

On Tuesday evening the Fresh
man Glass led the college, prayer
meeting discussing the very ap-
propriate subject of College
Ideals". Mr.. Johnson, Miss
Emma Miles, and Mr.. Edward
Campbell were the speakers for
the class.
On Monday morning Mr.. Nc
Alister Supt. of the Tennessee
Anti-Saloon League addressed
the students at chapel. His sub
ject especially emphasized tenn
perance. He said IF we are to
be sons of the Father we must be,
first, obedient, second, like Him,
and third, a brother to all men.
On this last point he made his
prohibition speech.
This week has brought two
more great victories for the
"Maryville Spirit" in athletics.
The Maryville Girls basketball
team defeated the Y. W. c. A.
team of Knoxville by the surpris-
ing score of "a to 10,
Then the following night our
boys team in basketball strug-
gled with the Y. M. c. A. team
of Knoxville, better known as
''The Knoxville Tigers. 1t was
a struggle indeed for both teams
since the Tigers have always
been the terror of East Tenn,
and eve9 in the other states their
ability is known and we were
therefore anxious to appear we'll
against them. But it seems that
our "Maryville Spirit" abhors a
defeat for our team played not
like Tigers" but better for they
won by a score of 30 to Fl.
Crum, Feeman, and Garrison
deserves special mention for
their goal shooting.
Saturday night was noted for
a great success to on phase of
college activity, the literary
society. The Alpha Sigma mid
winter entertainment was count
ed by many, as the best program
rendered by that society in many
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23

toward men.
And it came to pass, as the
angels were gone away from
them into heaven, the shepherds
said one to another, Let us now
go even unto Bethlehem, and see
this thing which has come to pass,
which the Lord hath made known
unto esw
And ey ea with haste and
found eS and Joseph, and the
babe lyhfg in the manger.
And when they had seen it,
they made known abroad the
saying which was told them con-
cerning this child.
And all they that heard it
wondered at those things which
were told them by the shepherds.
But Mary kept all these things,
and pondered them in her heart.
And the shepherds returned,
glorifying God for all the things
that they had heard and seen, as
it was told unto them. (Luke 2,
8:20.)
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-23
McGHEE

Rev. S. A. McGhee filled his
regular appointment here on last
Sunday.
Miss Irene Dixon is indisposed
at this writing. ~
Little Martha Steele has been
quite sick for few days, but is
recovering.
R. S. Sullivan our depot agent
spent week recently with home
folks at Perkins, Kentucky. ID
Mrs. Ella Summers of Knox
vile, visited her mother Mrs.
Lizzie Lane for a couple of weeks
and returned home last week.
She was accompanied home by
her sister, Miss Kittie Lane.
Misses Mary Steele, Angie and
Ruby Armstrong and Daisy Hut
ton were the dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hutton last
Sunday.
w. c. Steele was in Knoxville
last Saturday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Cas- Woods, Miss
Irene Belt and her aunt of Jena
attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Henderson gavela
social for some of the young peo-
pie here last Friday night. Those
present were: Misses 10 Dixon,
Jonnie Henderson, Vim MeGhee,
Pauline Headrick, Flossie Skeesi,
Angie and Ruby Armstrong.
Messrs, Earl and Willie Broady.
Taylor and William Henderson,
Foute Steele and John MUIR.
Every one reported a nice time.