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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-05-19
Police Jury Proceedings

Police Jury Proceedings
The committee on accounts
made report which on motion
duly seconded, was adopted.
On motion duly seconded and
carried the following ordinance
was unanimously adopted:
Ordinance No.
Authorizing the president and
clerk Of the polio jury to borrow
SIX thousand and sixty-siX and
67-lOO CSC, O66.60 dollars to pay
the Caldwell Bank note due on
March |, 1916, and to execute
note covering said amount.
BE it ordained by the police
jury Of the Parish of Caldwell
in regular session convened, that
the president and clerk of the
police jury be and they are here
by authorized and instructed to
borrow the sum Of six thousand
and slXty-siX and 67-1OO6,O66 81,
to liquldate the note due by the
parish Of Caldwell to the Cald-
we'll Bank on March 10, 1916.
Be it further ordained that the
said president and clerk be and
they are hereby authorized and
instructed to execute note for
said amount due and payable on
Dec. |, 1916, and that the reve-
nues or so much thereof as may
necessary of the general fund of
the taxes collected for said fund
for the year 1916 be and are
hereby pledged to secvre the pay
ment Of said note and interest.
BE it further resolved that this
ordinance take effect from and
after it's adoption. Adopted
this the lst day of May, 1916.
R R Redditt, H H RogilIio,
clerk president
On motion duly seoon ed and
carried the following ordinance
was unanimolsIf adopted:
Ordinance No.
Authorizing ana dJecIn1g the
president and clerk Of the police
jury to borrow the sum Of five
thousand dollars anu To Necute
note covering said amou / to pay
the overdraft at Caldwell Bank
and the claims allowed 1t this
meeting of the police jury.
Be it ordained by the police
jury of the Parish of Caldwell
in regular session convened that
the president of the police jury
and the clerk of the police jury
be and they are hereby author
lied and directed to borrow the
sum Of five thousand $4,000
dollars, to pay the orer;raft at
the Caldwell Da@k auG the
claims allowej It this '1eetng Of
the police jury.
Be it further ordained that
the said president ard clerk be
and they are hereby authorized
and empowered t. eXect,t 9 note
for SAID ainoln de and p5yable
Jan. /, 1916.
Be it further ordained that
the revenues, o. > n In ne p
OF as MAJ "a nacessary esultng
from the collection Of taxes on
the assessment rolls of 1915: for
the general fund acct, be and
is hereby dedicated and pledged
to pay said note Of FIVE thousand
dollars.
Be it further resolved that
this ordinance take effect from
and after it's adoption. Adopted
this May l, 1916.
R R Redditt, Il H RogiIlio,
clerk, president
On motion duly seconded and
carried tho followipD resolution
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-05-19
SYNOPSIS

comedy in one act. Time: One hour
SceDe-A college girls room. A farcical play showing
the pranks of lot of college girls Among other things
they attempt to draw five young gentlemen through an up
per window by of rope and basket The climax is
reached when by mistake of the professors hosed
up
Serenade will be given by Junior Quartette:
John Kelly, 1B Kay Redditt, 2B
Frank Retzell Soprano Arey hlayes Tenor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-08
9as 3eitunasacIdaft blibt.

Die nSeutIde @nnoidan" in Gua-
TO bat iih eine Mergentbaler Sch
malbine, Mooea go. s nit brei Ma=
ga5tnett 5ugelegt uno erid)eint nit
nellem gefdllieen gitel III bii6iher
Musitottutg.
Die DSegminer 3eitnng" fat Elm
neues @eihaftsbaus be5ogeii, in mel
dem Die groBe 8reiie mo sic Salt
mal6ine mittelit @oiolin MolAi-
ne inb Die 2inotppe : Mold)ine ms
Sob-Srelle NIT eleftrii6em 0fotor
betrieben iperoen.
@ir freten nrs, oieien Sortldritt
lttlerer beioen aoaegen fonItatieren
81 fonne1. Gr lit elm 8etpeis Ser
8eliebt6eit Ser @Idtter beim &ubli-
fun mo Ser ooraus reinltierenoerl
9(n5eiee 9atronage, Die sic Mit-
tel 8u ben nelten 9[nlhoffungen lie
fert. 9erartige GrrungenIdafter
loiien erfcnnen, baB 6os oeutidle Bel
tungsgei6dft iomoI in Guero, mic
IN Seg1in, blii6tl
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Seilnebmer am eriten SGnserfeit in
Gan Mntpnip 1854.

@on b~efreunoeter Seite muroe
inns cine t2iite Der Seilnebmer am
eriten S%1ngerfeit IN San 4ntoniu
i'm Sabre 1854 iiberreiht, Der mir
bier germ Haum geben. IS marefl
DIE Serren. Niotte, Or. Shloemann,
q. 9iette, g. sdlei6er, q. Sieme-
ring, 8bil. mo Garl Gonrol, 6.
uno s. &ifter, Ssenr sSdleDer, Srit
@oelferath 9. Sdleper, S6eooor
Shleuning, 8erIdl @ur5boh,
Souis Slitb, go. graoen, 6. Doid),
Sumntel. sc. Sortor, Or. @erff,
@onrao 3llldlng, @elenbera, 2iitig,
Sswalo, @iener, 8r. Sersberg,
giauenoorf, Glmenoorf 9llenBel,
8ofus, Sdeuf, @aeloer, Gentenrie-
Der, 9lerd, 9reiB, Slider, ged-
mann, 8eb, 8oBborot Gems, Trib,
&nmnel, 8unoerlnalin, Guile, Geo
Sorner uno s. 8eltmarn. 9as
Set mnroe oamols in MueQer's
Tlab, Romoerbonie Sill al Sif-
Commerce stroBe, oiesieits ser
airdbofe, ~abgebalten. Die @elang-
@ereine BON @1itin uno Nelt- graun-
fels nabmen an oieiem sangerfeIt
tell.
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@runbeiaentnms lte6ertraannaen.

sllbin Seibel an ssraat Gobie @iaer.
"a ader 2an0 uno 7% Mder 9ono:
$3.50.
v. 9adier uno Srnn att @eaie IS.
Saplor, @rllnoitiid an Der San @eoro
Apeuie nno 2nirel Str; 81.
s.. B Street II. g., b1rd5 S6erfff. an
Meber Srieoman. @rinoltiid in Ser
SEQ. 9llnig SubbipiIion uno bes al
ten @noerle 8laBes; $4,000.
.. 6. 8itte an Mabe[ @rooert,
@rnnoltiid an Der aabtou Abe., Si06s
lmno 3arf; $3.50.
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Suns Sn Derrentem.

9as nntere nmS obere Gtpdluerf
BON Nr. 21S Sit.Gommerce Strase
lit 81 Derrenten. 9abere Gusfnnft in
Der Office Der gSreien 9rcTe".
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@eIans : @ereine, Die am Samaetfea
teilne1men.

@nitin. Sdngerrunoe.
Srenbam: 8orm1rts.
Dallas: Sroblinn mo Sdmei5er
W1nner6or.
SeniiOn. 8orip0rts.
fredericksburg. Goncoroio.
5urt 8prtb: Eeutonio.
@alpeitun. Goncoroia.
Sigh Sill: 2ieoerfron5.
SonitOn: S1ngerbano.
Ga Grange: Mdnnerd)or.
&ofSale: 2ieoerfran8.
Sdnlenbnrs: Mdnnerdor.
SaglOr: Mannerdor.
Die f~eitgebenoen @ereine Son gn-
tonto's iino: 2ieoerfran5, Ser
mannslo6ne Wdnnerdor, 0eutid)er
Mfanner @eiangperein llno 9eetbo-
ben Wtannerdor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-08

SIN is. Sabrbunoert aab IS
BEL einigen 6egimentern Muiifer,
Die 5ugIeid floteten nno trommelten.
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gan Gr[auhnisiheine

oermann 5dadaro, anbat, 0uens
t9er Str; $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14

We could only get him Miss TAI
ford read In the paper day before
yesterday that Doctor Jordan, thc
big Sturgeon
Surgeon" says J.
"Ali right. surgeon. then. He's
&C the Wapatomac House for a
week But he probably wouldn't
como and the telegraph wires are
down and nobody thought 20 write
In time. And that Doctor Duncan
thing. he says he'll operate tomor'
row morning"
How can I get % WapatomaeT'
asks Martin. sharp and quick.
you can't" says J. Not IN
time % get the doctor. He must
reach Eastwich on that morning
train or twill be too late. The
last train has gone tonight There
Amt another tiil b o'clock tomor'
row II YOU took that twouldn
reach Wapatomac III 10. and that's
no good
We was silent for second
Then Eureka Jumped up In the
buggy and clapped her hands.
"You can get hint" abe cries.
her black eyes swapping sparks.
"Oh. you cant"
How ?" Martin and me raid TO
gethor
She pointed toward Ozone island.
The aailboat," she said The
Dora Bassetti Sail over in her
Then he'll come on the morning
train"
IHwung around and looked AZ the
waves and the clouds. Wapa,omac
waa clear across the bay. miles and
miles away. And night like this
was likely 10 be
Lord" says I. IT'S crazy We'd
never live"
But Martin Hartley was already
half way 10 the skiff or course he
didn't know the risk. and did. but
we'll. there.
what a night that Was and what
a storm And how the Dora Bias.
sctt baitied both
A. last We slid past the Wapaio.
mac breakwater and up 20 the
wharf. a nice piece 81 work for
anybody's boat. II do say H.
Twenty minutes 81 six" says I
There was an cariy-bird lobster.
man on the wharf. come down 20
sec how many OF his pots had gone
adrift in the night lie stood and
stared nj US.
'sakes'" says he "where'd you
come from"
"wellmouth." says I. making fast
10 ring bolt.
In her. he says. pointing TO the
sloop. In this gale- Never In the
world"
IAN right Then We didn't"
hadn't no time 20 waste arguing.
Good land OF loye," he Ways. kind
OF to himself Say She mus,
be something OF a boat"
looked at tho poor old Dora Bias.
se,t. Rudder gone. centerboard
smashed. rail carried away. and hull
nigh filled with water.
"she was" says !. Considerable
OF boat"
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ii,i,i,si,iii,,iiiiiiiisi.i;;.ii.is.ii
iii.iiisiiaisa,iii

they looked queer. and Miss Tai
ford's mouth was tgiiching At the
corners. lie turned - red az a
smallpox flag.
II why didn't you tell mo
about those apples. boz he asks.
sharp.
"You never asked me- anufnes
Rodney. "All you asked me VAS
what had for supper and ! told
you
Green apples. bey7 SAYS T.
more 10 mygelf than ans BODY clse
"Bumph, Well. they never oDer
atsd for them ahen ! was a hoy
! went down 20 the lifchen pref.
~ soon after that 49, and by Az,
mes came 10 the door and called 10
me
Mr. Pratt she sayF. when her
and me was In the hall together.
how can I thank sou for SHAT
you've done for me lnd Tor that
poor little childg
You can't" ! ssys short Be
cause ! aint done nothing. It's
Mr. Hartley that"
She stopped me. Please don't.
she says. i know Eureka told
me"
Eureka and me drove back 70
WeilmOuth together II that Old
buggy had been trimmed up %
match the feelings OF the two 10.
side Il 'tWould have beln the gay.
est turnout that ever come down
the pike road
But poor VAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
hanks to Health Officers

"a EATTLE folks breathing these days because
~ the health department has announced that the danger Of
disastrous inantle paralysis epidemic has apparently
passed
Few people know how Health Commissioner Mcbride
md the physicians and his staff have fought 10
the dread disease from getting ioothold here
For weeks and weeks they have and boats to
<uard against any incoming victim from the East
When sick babies did arrive representatives from the
keah department made daily visits the home until they
we're that they not paralysis carriers"
Seattle debt OF gratitude TO the health de-
hnE4ment
TO have prevented spread of the dread disease and 10
have <ffcctualy checked il. accomplishment OF the
import the city greater than the building OF canal
ocks and dozen eourthoues tho receiving less public
&o4ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14

IN HAT Seattle. with all the vgor and push that It has
Ky make the Land Products Show completely
xed attraction and here annually the Apple Show
. in Spokane and the State Fair is AT Yakima will
Ioubf
The Seattle Commercial Club has Indicated willingness
good offices toward that end All Seattle should
fkewise gladly cooperate
That il may not have been financial success this year
not anything all which be dishcartcned The
auc of such shows the Apple Show and the Land Prod
Rcts Show be measured in the immediate dollars and
ents taken the ticket office But better OF
Boosting city and district be gained than BY
3ducatng citizens the possibilities Of our lands
Let boost therefore, with that od-tme fire OF the
Eeattle Spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
TW0.BlT STAKES
ARE ILLEGAL, THO

Joe Noff faced trial in the supe-
rior court Friday. charged with con
Quoting gambling game at Rem
ton.
lie was arrested August rs by a
squad OF deputy sherffs and his
paraphernalla confiacated Wit
nesscs testified Friday that Noff
extracted tribute from each winner
in a black Jack" game
Stakes ran as high as 20 cents. II
Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
CHAPTER XII.
The Natural Lite

ny this time the Heavenlleg
quiet Naturalnoss had pretty nigh
disappeared altogether now. They
was restless all tho time. Mail
was heavy ard the Telegram en-.
,elopes in the coal hod was thicker
than ever. And Scudder come to
Ozone three times day.
One week In September. news
come that Dewey. the Sparrow
baby, was sick with cold over to
tho Fresh Air school and Eureka
was worried Finally she decided
TO 70 over there for day or so
and see to him. SO she went and
me and the Twins was left alone.
The day she went was beautiful
and clear. but that night | woke
up about ~ o'clock and the house
was shaking Ike rs II II had the
palsy. The wind was roaring and
screeching and the rain was Just
smashing against the windows.
Next morning I WAS took With
the galloping rheumatiz-my old
rouble-and couldn't move, scarce
ly. without bowling same as a dog
with his tail shut in door The
lieavenlies was worried Breakfast
was somewheres round the next
corner.
TOO bad. old man" says Hart.
ley. what can we do2"
"Do?" | answers. between Wells.
II don't care what you do. Only
don't bother me Ow' O.o.o-o.
my shoulder"
But what'll we do for eatabes?'
asks Van Brunt.
liked them fellers first rate and
they know II. But now they made
mo mad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
Humphrey Seventy-seven
For Grip, Influenza
S

"a A tickling in the uose--~a slight
xulffle--fnay be the fOrerunner--tbc
zIrsf sign Of cold, OF, ~ may be
.Iueeze or a SILVER or chilis down
me back or drynens Of the throat.
dose OF Seventy seven" at the
.flraf appearance OF any Of these
f<onditions will give the best re-
quits.
n II you walt until your bones be-
fin to ache, have sore throat and
Rajns In your chest. have q temper
Azure and are sick abed. II will take
IonRer. the recovery viii be slower.
mt seventy seven" breaks up hard.
<Gfubborn colds that hang on and do
.oot yield 10 treatment.
4 "fcventy seven" contains nothing
<Iarmful nor injurious and leaves
40 bad after effects.
- A small vial Of pleasant pellets
Its the vest pocket. handy TO carry,
nsy 70 take 25c al all drug stores
all America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
Wake Up Feeling Finel Best
Laxative for Men, Women
and Children.

Enjoy life! Remove the liver and
bowel poison, which is keeping
your head dizzy. your tongue coat.
cd, breath offensive, and stomach
sour. Don't stay bilious, sick,
headachy. constipated and full OF
cold. Why don't you get box OF
Cascarets from the drug store and
eat one or two tonight and enjoy
the incest. gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced?
You will wake up feeling tit and
fine. Cascarets never grippe or
slcken like salts, pills and calomel.
They act 80 gently that you hard.
ly realize you have taken n ca,
thartic. Mothers should give cross,
sick, bilious or feyerish children n
whole cascaret any time-tbey act
thoroughly and are harmless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
CHAPTER XIII
Poor Reoney

Hartley had climbed on the wharf.
and now he was heading for the VII.
iage. got the sioop fast. after n
fashion. and then run over and
caught up with him. His left
fiat was In the side pocket OF
his Jacket. and his face was
yet and pale under the tan. ]
happened Go bump into him as
come alongside. and he Jumped and
gave little groan.
What's the matter with that arm
OF yoursf' I asked. anxious. He'd
stopped for a second and was biting
his iips together.
Nothing" he says. short.
bruised. gucss. Where's the
hotelT"
The Mspatomac House Is about
tho tonlesi summer place on our
part OF the coast. We turned In be.
tween the stone posts as the end OF
the driveway and went pounding
across the lawns and flower beds
into the lobby.
Good morning Hartley says 20
the clerk. DIR. Jordan Of Provi
dence IL one o. your guests. isn't
hcg"
what do you want with him?'
says the clerk.
Answer my question. n you
please" says Martin. "Is the doctor
here7''
He's gone 10 Brantboro." the
clerk says lie went YESTERDAY
morning. and he's to leave there for
Boston this forenoon Then hes
going to- Bar IIarbor for the rest OF
his vacation Anything else you'd
like 10 know"
Yes" says Hartley. emphatic
where Is the doctor staying in
Brsntboro7"
Cold Spring House"
is the telegraph line to Brant
boro working7"
1T amt"
rs there a train 2"
There amt"
Can | get horse hereg"
The livery stable il right around
the corner: but don't think"
We was at that livery stable in
less than two shakes. The Teller
that owned the livery stable was
sweeping out.
Have yon got horse that will
take me 10 Brantboro In half an
hour" asks the Twin.
The Teller stared at him. Pc YOU
crazy7" says he.
Martin didn't answer. Whose
machine Is that" he asks.
He was pointing to big automo
bill In the stable.
week and we're keeping II for him.
Can ] hire it?"
The fellers mouth fell open Xix,
twas on hinges.
Hire IL? Hire Mr.. shearers au
tomobileg" says he. We'll. I'll b,
darnedl"
"I'll pay you--so and So" saws
Hartley. Never mind the price he
offered IL was so big that
wouldn't be believed II | told II.
For heavens sake," hollers the
livery Teller as we chuff-chuffed
out OF the stable door, take care
Of the thing. don't know whatl
come TO me for this job wher
Shcarer hears OF IT,"
We got down to the street.
looked at my watch. II was q
minutes past 6.
Now. SOL says Hartley, "yot
must help me II need you. car
use only one hand. so you pull
whatever lever tell you %. Hold
your hair on. We're going To 70
We went-oh, yes. we WON'T ia
never rode In buzz cart afore
and inside of five minutes | wa,
lingering that Id never live to ride
In one again. Suffering how We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
MATED HIM LIKE A
SNAKE; FOUND DEAD

CHICAGO. Oct. Al hate him
as ! would a snake" wrote Miss
Marie Gruenwald of Davenport.
Iowa, in letters telling OF her re-
fugal to marry.
Her body was found on the shore
Of Lake Michigan. end police are
seeking The man she named IN the
letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14

according
"A 10
and North
onl appropriations audin
what to be
republican candidates during the generation following the civil
Hughes the first has had
intelligence Of the appeal Tor their on the
base ndun pariouc ground ccionalsn
fac Wilson favored the
: unuuem the o1ense dculy objectionable
The the land
rccn value and
Columbia and foreign countries The estimates for 1917
thinks
lem andn 10 O section
Harry president Williams college Of former President Garfield
patriotism
olson
the ems
N
Of andth
Elm m
be IN
add the RAJ
is and the o
will
ssuef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
TONIC TABLETS
(Huuphrcys')

4 For The oonvgieerenf. for the weak and
be weary Price. ffO6. 81 All Drug
Dtcres or sent G. o. y.
(. Humphrey Iiomeo. Medicine Co, i5g
y1ttfAm Street. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14

ri.siar. the rsII,ie.. ~ss tss~ssssd o.
hale doing ssihinK.
a ale. sis~- . f~iisw . i.t Of time d.
thInk. hat ~he ~s~v hoard Of . Fisherman
havtrg . hrainsf.vm.
ss,he~. u feiis~ esaia fhisk. be
wsaidnt SO H<hinx.
ftshins i- ss~as Tor stretching trnsxfs.
stfaa. and fish. In thai ~.y the fishinx
game r~~~snbis- the xvif game.
Her~'s some bot staff. ae.rse
The Fisherman s.r.. III .lar tho id~a
@sfDe sgsff--ait--s sIe r.a. gro s~~i.
$40 wsrth Of tackle. boots. es-.s. eis-.
a.saaIfs--. . Bottled neck. pipe asd to-
hasss. No nsf.he.. all for ise worth ~
fish.
As IRIS DONE NOW
Professor. want 10 take up To.
tcrnationai law. What course OF
study would you recommend
Constant target practice.
PIGS WILL ROAM
II you have lost a pig. YOU can
find u in Lester Humphrics' yard.
II goes where II pleases The
Judsonia ARK Advance.
GOOD WORK. DOC
lie was brought TO the physician
and had a couple Of badly smashed
fingers as the result Hudson la
Herald.
-.
Dear cir" wrote the anxious
mother. 4 am afraid Johnny Is not
trying enough"
Dear madam" replied the
haraSsed teacher. Il assure you
tina, Johnny Is quite trying enough
lie Is the most trying In the class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14

COMMITTEE OF Seattle people,
headed by Lawrence Booth, have
organized TO help suffering people
In war zone on October II and 20.
war relief days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14

x UPPOSE you fireman charged with the safety
~ Of great business block. And suppose you should
discover incpien blaze which il promptly subdued
oromised burst conflagration,
only the property your keeping. but scores OF
4djoinng tenements housing thousands at women
ind children
81 And suppose that when you had used your handest
hose and put that threatening blaze ofticious fellow
xitixen should painting along and shrek into your
# "Why in the dickens did YOU put that fire. Why
didn't you INVESTIGATED il might have been set on fire
What would you say that fellow?
* About what Mr. Wilson has said to Mr.. Hughes regard
ing the eghour-day law. eh: Only emphatcally and
less courteously perhaps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
Shrek Up, Teddy!

1NUESS Mr.. Hughes unyeldine Americanism VIII be
N terribly shocked the spectacle Of foreign craft
ning merchant vessels the shadow OF the Stars
and Stripes but hardly expect hear him say ou
loud
q Wonder how Teddy will bear up under IL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27
The Great Dot Mystery

the he
%
he
he the
Of fun
for he found
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27

Let's put a stop to this peace talk.
Charlie Chaplin SAYS he intends TO
play Hamlet when the war ends.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27
Special Rates.

Special Rates.
our SIS panel photos reduced to $3.50
for so days: school children get busy.
Stamper's, ground floor studio, cor
ner Ninth and 1daho.-Adv. M9a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27
ACCOUNTANTS

BOISE AUDIT CO., G. VAN DEuSEN'
Box llA5; expert accountant, sc4en-
tine systemlzer. Phones $50 ana
1za7-l u
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27

OF CoLUMBUs-Meet the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month at old ST. Johns hail. 9Th and
Fort SITS. Visiting Knights and in
vited to attend. Fritz Hnmmel,
Grand knight; Frank +. Church,
financial secretary. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27

FARM AND CITY LOANS.
Headquarters for farm and city loans.
any size. No delay. Courteous treat
ment. New location. zoo North Eighth
st, Bruce & F'uld Loan g. Trust Co.
A24
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27

County Of Essex.
willard l. Hamilton, Secretary Of
above company. being duly sworn. de-
poses and says that he Is the above
described officer Of said company and
that the foregoing statement OF the
general condition OF said company, on
December 3ist. last. Is correct to the
best Of his knowledge and belief.
WILLARD /. HAMILTON.
tSEAL) Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 4th day Of March, 1916.
HARRY VERNET.
Notary public Of New Jersey.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27

]. J. Feckler. Vice President and
Secretary Of above company, being
duly sworn. deposes and says that he
is the above described officer OF said
company and that the foregoing state
ment Of the general condition Of said
company on December 31st, last. is
correct to the best OF his knowledge
and belief.
J. J. FECKLER,
(SEALo Vice Pres, and Secv.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 23rd day of February, 1916
EMMA JESTEN,
Notary Public, Cass Co, \. p.
My commission expires July 10. 1917.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27
SOCIETIES

BOISE LODGE NO. H.. +. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday night at Odd
Fellows Hall. 18th and Eastman. All
Odd Fellows vel me. }. NJ. HOLSTER
Secretary, II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-27

FURNACE work and auto radiator re-
pairing a specially. Genereux &
Butler. ~ S. sth. Phone SAW. ii