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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
MANlcURINo
ALASKA IS UNCLE
 SAMs BEST BUYER

As a buyer in American markets, Alaska now holds first place among Uncle Sams noncontiguous terri tories on the Pacific, according to figures compiled for the first ten months of the year To date this year, Alaska has bought goods val ued at S2S,OOO,OOO from American
 producers. Hawaii. which held first place heretofore. now comes second with $21, 100000 for the first ten months of the year. The Phil ippino Islands are third with $16,- OO0,OOO.
 The statistics were compiled by Kenneth c. Kerr. editor of Railway & Marein News, being based on the official government reports for the period between January 1 and July 31. Kerr's estimates for August, September and the present month are based on seml-odicial reports.
 For the calendar year 1915, the figures were: Hawaii, $28,54717S; Philippines, S26,SO9,23O; Alaska, $22,S47O90. Alaska occupied third place in 1915. both Hawaii and the Philippines having heavy lead. From present indications, the Great North will finish the year 1916 with lead that will leave Hawaii and the Philippines far behind. AL aska purchases in the domestic mar kets are to be heavy the next two according to reliable infor- 
 AS shown by the figures quoted, Alaska bought more goods in Am erica during the first ten months of the present year than during the entire twelve months of 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

female it isn't safe to refer to the light of her countenance.
 Any elderly woman can tell you that a lack of wrinkles on face shows weakness of character.
 We know a man who doesn't think that his wife talks too much. But he has only been married four days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
GAsrINEAU CHANNEL DOES WELL

The Empire congrarulates the people of Gastneau Channel upon the handsome majority they gave Sen ator Suzer He has carried this section or the First Division by approximately 800 plurality and his pu- ralty in the First Division should reach 500 700.
 The lead should have been greater but the indi-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
Luke MeLuke Says

We do most of our favors in the hope Of something Just as good or a little better in return.
 The Fool Killer should let the other varieties alone for while and devote his entire attention to the lad who slams you on the back with his fist every time he meets you.
 shower blessings on some people
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

THERE are still hermits in Italy
 who live solitary lives in noun tain caves, and they number no few CT than 99O. Among these re- cluses there are sixteen who are over 95 years of age and three cen tarians. while all the others have passed the age of 30.
 -C-o-o-
 lphnnn IL .n Tho Elnnirn Nn 27A
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
QUAKER QUIPS.
(Philadelphia Record ]

Even the umbrella manufacturer can make hay while the sun shines.
 One of the paradoxes of swearing off is that soft drinks come hard.
 The worst about putting it off till tomorrow is that tomorrow never comes.
 Most things improve with constant use, but a bad temper isn't one of them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

PORTUGAL was formerly known as
 Lusitania. The present name is derived from Port Gallo, the ancient name of the town now known as Oporto.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

One of the results of the election and the geo. prapbcal divisions that were disclosed has been to make people to sit up and take notice when the name Of Bryan Is mentioned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

Now Gentlemen of Europe, how about that war Having settled out own differences of opinion we are ready to listen attentvely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
WAR LOSSES
lMInlng and ScientIiIc Pre.

(Nning and Scientific Press)
 Losses and gains due to the war are difficult to aoppraise One source of loss is not appreciated the decline of immigration We are losing million immigrants per annum owing to the war in Europe where 8OOOOOOO people have been under for two years Each immigrant into the United States is esti mated to increase the National wealth by an amount ranging from $500 to S1.OOO annually. that the check immigration is costing us about S75OOOOOOO per annum. Nobody knows what will happen when the ends whether emigration from Europe will be resumed in its former volume of not The general emit large flood of unfortunates across the Allan tic In any event, great shock to the labor market is inevitable when hostilities cease. and with it will come reopenng of the entire labor problem
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
TURKISH BATHS

HILLSIDE BATH HoUsE-Turkish Needle, Steam, shower and tub baths. Dry and steam heat. 21S Front St Phone 163. 11-16-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
Names Is Names.

Helen Spotts lives at Hinton. w. Va.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
FOR sALE-MIsoeIIaneoua

WITH SOMETHING TO OFFER to an inyestor-some proposition which will stand the fire test of analysis-you can make classified advertising your broker in securing needed capital.-EMPIRE ADS have THOUSANDS OF READERS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08
Our Daily Special.

The Folks On Easy Street Are Not All That Way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

ENTIRE sads" pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

Paper has risen so much in price that the news papers have been compelled reduce their bulk Re gently the New York Times, truly splendid news paper. announced that it had to omit 24 columns of advertisements. The crisis in the paper market may prove a not unmixed evil if it leads abatement in the lavish printing Of silky supplements and society flapdoodle-( Mining and Scientific Press)
 Cuba selected a new President yesterday but in. asmuch as its choice determined without the aid of a revolution. Mexicans are undoubtedly unani mousy of the opinion that the election only a partial success.-lSeattl Timesl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

FOR SALE-Juneau oyster House Lower Front Street Sacrifice for nnick sale. Apply on premises n18.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-08

FOR SALE - Mahogany upright piano, slightly used and Remington typewriter in good condition. Cheap. Phone 296. Nth.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
FOR SALE

Fish and game licenses are now
ready at the Red Cross phaEn,ac,
II you can't come In send y0ur doll
with personal description reonirsd
and license will he returned. ADV
FOR SALE-A house and Int nm r..
Bar, Owner H. H. Dahle. Innnirt
Judge McCracken. June le-5t
FOR SALE OR RENT-Good o,aro
and Singer sewing machine. Anal
To W: b. torn. Salmon, Idaho.
April IS If.
PLACE FOR SALE-Three acres q,
ground, house, barn, stone cplIar
and store building. Pay one-haif
down, the balance in two wears At
5 per cent. f. NJ. Tingley, Salmon,
Idaho.
FOB SALE = Don't forget &c yet
your seed potatoes of j. f. Crook
salmon, ldAho. May 1875
FOR SALE-The Redwine residence
cheap. Easy terIus. See John Il
Fdugham. Apr. g u.
FOR SALE. - 80 head ewes and
lambs, medium coarse wool Iamhed
in March, not sheared: at 90 50.
lambs thrown In. A bout 80 per cent
lambs. Inquire this office.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
SAXON SIX TAKES
lst PLACE IN TESTS
Wins Two Blue Ribbons and a
Third at San Diego EXPOSE
ton, California.

Before 5. OK enthusiastic spectators.
a stock Saxon Six captured two iirsts
auf third place, aud Won tie most
points Ia the demonstration contest
just held At the san Diego Exposition
Motor Denominations SHOW Al
though exceeded in both poser and
number Of cylinders ~ hiRh-priced
entries, tre Saxon WaS tn only car
which won the trophy ia to events
The performance Of tie Saxon "as
So convincing that u spec tatur Iuught
aud paid for the victorious six on
the Exposition grounds aud, Nithout
waiting ~ get 1t cleaned az. drove
the winning ear home.
The hiiI climb, which the Saxon
won. was one Of the most gTuellng
ever staged Contestants ia this
event we're required /" drive du"n
the fftv-hVe per cent grade Of Expo
Suon hiIl ard up the thirty -hve per
cent pitch, Then, the drivers we're
obliged to turn around and reverse
the order OF descending and climbing
The Saxon not ouly made tie t-st
tine, but was one ot tie tew cars
attic 10 reach the t"p Of the my I've
per cent grade,
More expensive cas- we're deiratsd
by the Saxon IN the relH, race. The
saxon romped around the track 81
fast time, winning the award Of tine
Judges. the applause Of the assembly
aud eve additional points.
Then, Just &C. demonsIrAte itt flea
lhility Ia the quick .'get-a~ay
event. tie >al"u Won an even break
with higher priced mRChiu" for
third Tie tine Of one tHelVe.,I llB-
der and Two eight-cy linder can wAs
betlered by the SAIou.
Probably no stock ear has ever III v
en- a better Decentralization than the
Saxon gave Al tie. san Diego Exppst'
ton first ~ the hill-cliWuing, prov
.irg ample poser; first Ia lhe relay
sros INK high speed and third in the
quick "get-a~ay completing the
remarkable slc~lng Of the car Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
EXPERT KNOWLEDGE
OF FARM TOPICS FOR
RECORDER READERS

Ia, official, known a. county sgri-
.alfurlsr are ancampHrhlH. wonder, .u
AL. rbrammuuIfIo- 81 the state SHEER"
rnes are employed specially lu thr
.rrgafsd districts. d. som, INSTANCES
r4eg have brought prosperity q" the
farmers where failure Wss confirmed
certainty
L.ma county ha, many an~pl'sd
farm problems, tut tu" county ag'l-
ru.tarI,t' is practical imPaSsihiiltY
.r mi. instance For this rcaspn
The Recorder vii. undertake Ia secure.
freau ~ ga-I tits readers, scientific al,
ttrs ur al. farmers - this county "lu
Nj. present their problems f"f Sr
luton
TIM, adylu. viii ~ given J5 rKp-rt-
.,nD have studied the results ~ cIp4.r
rmeut> AZ the public stations, and
who are thoroughly pISJed Ia regard
~ the peculiar conditions existing n
this county
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
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Miss Mahel Carlson is attending
the summer school at the PocatelIo
Tech.
Leslie Pollard is to enter prepar-
atory school In Alabama for his en-
trance examinations at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elijah stroud spent
the nrst OF the week in Salmon visit.
my their sou, SherFn stroud Nno
their daughter, Mrs. l.. f.. Hubbard
Rev. Scion Johnson will conauct
'he services Al tie PRESBYTERIAN
church for tie next two SUNDAYS
tie comes t0 Salmon from the White
sulphur Springs OF Montana
Mrs II. & Foster mother n
Mrs Ludwig Mogg, arrived far a
lengthy visit last Friday Mrs Eos.
Ter "ho Is seNenty-hve years OF ape,
made the trip to salmon alone from
Denver, Colorado.
The splendid herd Of HulsteipS ana
Jerseys owned by Tsge Bros. has been
pnrchaed by George ". Snyder for
an addition TO his dairy stock. This
ranch nov carries 81 COWS. nearly all
Of them milking, constituting one Of
the best diaries In Idaho.
The shearing OF the sheep belong.
ing 10 h f Newman, ~ miles down
the river, MAS con pleted Wednesday.
when the operators Of the plant de-
parted for Montana Mr.. Newman is
we'll pleased with tie work Of tie
machines He used six OF them In
taking the aeeces Of his own flock
County Chairman L. \. Noeler
called a meeting last Tuesday Of the
Democratic Committee ~ select dele
gates and alternates 10 the state plat.
form convention. The following Sc.
lecSlons we're made Delegates
Charles NJ Hull, Don {. Reed, Seth
A. Ball, George Geertson, Newton
Hibas, Roy r, Herndon. AIternates
John Clark Meade Neal, VIII Clark,
L. +, Ramey, Emerson nm.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. " Carpenter pass
ell through Salmon Tuesday on their
way from Challis to Missoula, travel
ing on their bicycles They Intend
to take as much time a. they please
in making the distance. From Sal
mon the route VAS duwn the river 10
North Fmk and then by way of Glib
louisville. The tao are carry ing camp
equiment and light supplies OF food
Mr. Carpenter Is printer heretofore
having been employed on the Chnllis
Messenger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
Notice Tor Publication.
NeTiaI NJ. nInlHH

serial M. ululbH
Depa tment ~ tile Interior, q ;
Land once ~ HALEY Idaho, June
lUih, 1910
NOTICE IS hereby given that
Charles / winning. uf salmon. Idaho.
"ho, on January I'm, 1912. made
Homestead application. No OlO76H
for tract 81 81 80 acres, within Sal.
mon National Forest. approximately
IN LnsuIyeysd Tow nships - and "a
\. Il. Is T. r. VI. designated as
Homestead Entry survey No 20.
List 4-Hs|, desc rited by metes aud
bounds as follows BEGINNING at COZ.
ner No l. from which l. : l. NJ.
No. J, Mineral I'M Mining District
beats North IN degrees T. min. r.
~ ~ chains distance extending
thence \ ~ degrees - man M
- ~ chains ~ corner No . thence
; u degrees r. min " 81 90 chsink
b. corner No s. thence 5 20 DE
grecs OJ min. ~ a. chains ~ cor.
ner Noit thence alung the meaBdrr
line pf the left bank Of salmon river.
y, II de. rees a. min 4 %. IS
chni"e \ 3 degrees 90 min T.. ll.aJ
chains \, ~ degrees 10 min T.
a.ej chains y - degrees - min
+ a. 50 chains \ "a degrees 81 min
T.. 500 chains y rs degrees o. min
l.. il.S cbains ) ~ deRF rs u3
min. T.. IA 5. chains, ; g. degrees
81 min. E.4a5cHains 10 corner No. !,
tie pince % beginning bAs filed 40
lice uf intention b. make Three Year
Proof, 70 establish claim To the land
above described, before Alien e..
Merritt T.. \ Commissioners. al Sal
mon. Idaho. Oh the third day Of Aux
ust. 1915
Claimant names as y illnesses
Hiram I Haynes, OF Shoup, Ida
no kubert v. Allen ui North Fork
Idaho. Earl X GilbfeaIh ~ salmon
Idaho. samuel T. Sterubsrs. Of Sal
mon, Idaho
HEN 4. GRAY. Register.
June lb-July ~
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There Vas born TO Mr.. and Mrs G
- hehsley, AT Leadore, June a
boy. -
: Mrs. {. +. Frazier is spending =
month in Oregon, at L.aGrspge and
Portland.
Flhe lunches quickly prepared ia
"r'er Tor picnic parties nv Mrs. FoS-
ief' Main street candy store. If.
superintendent Philip Rand i, At
MoscO" attending a six weeks session
Of the state school supeGlntendents.
The sons of Mrs. Sheuon. Pbiln
Kenneth and Frederick, returned 10
Salmon last Friday from school At
Portland.
Miss Nell Cherry and Miss Willie
smith are visiting in the east, Miss
Cherry at EIk.on, Ky, and Miss
Smith In East Tennessee.
DR.. j. C. McGrath, a veterinarian
Is a Salmon visitor from Idaho Falls.
with a view OF locating in this rapid
ly developing stock country. He is
accompanied by Mrs. McGrath.
H H. Dahle is lack in Salmon At.
ter spending two years at Logan.
Utah, with relatives He owns proper
ty in Salmon, In this city he Is stay.
ing at the home of Judge McCracxen.
George Kern and II. c. Carl, both
residing at Gibbonsville, were busi-
ness visitors In Salmon Monday and
Tue 'day. They report destructive
frosts up that way every morning
even till they left hone.
There came to the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Y BiscOe June IL boy.
The yOungsttr is reported most prom
Using and tipped the beam at nine
pounds upon arrival. His father is
the secretary of the Business Mems
association and his associates IN thai
organization have shoTered hiw
with congratulations.
A. h. Daniels, Carmen creek
rancher. Who was in Salmon Monday
gives tile report that his nelghbor'
mood did good work tor good roads
as did many other communities, Oh
the day appointed. one bad place
with its forbidGing grade, Vas elm
mated in the construction Of half
mile of improved highway. Alto
gether there are nov hNe miles o.
good road on Carmen creek.
John Mckinney quietly celehtatet
his seventy fourth birthday Oh >atur
day last. He was born lS42 IN What T.
noa the great city OF Toronto, theI
a mere village in the province OF ON
tario. Mr.. Mckinney goes about hli
daily walks the sane as ever. lie 4
great-grandfather, the latest o
the line being the infant son Of JohI
Mckinney, Jr., grandson OF th'
head of the house. His son IS Pete
Mckinney and Mrs. Phil Shenon hi
daughter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
Notice for Publication.

Notice Of Proof Of Application ui
Water t. Beneficial Use
Notice Ii hereby given that al . y.
III. Oh the lst day Of August. 1910.
Al salmon County Of LembI state
Of Idaho. bef re- l.. r.. bleHu.u 40.
tar, Pubic, salmon proof vii b.
submitted Of tie Applicant "a io l"ne-
bcIaI U.s. Of twenty cubic feet PEI
second Of tie waters Of Arueu creek ,
in arg1rdanCe with the terms aud
conditions Of Permit No $50 here
tofore issued Oy the stat" Engineer
Of the STATE Of Idaho
TIE pane and post iilce address
Of the person Or corporation holding
aid uermit are O.. 4 Busch, Lees
burg, LsmhI county ldatf"
The Use 10 which SAID water
has been applied Is placer mining
Tie amount applied ~ i+H".
nrfa. Use l. twenty cubic leet
The place where said water -
Ysei Is 90 various places aud portions
u the Arnett creek placer claim
The name Of tue eaUs0 30 5lbA
NJ other WORKS by which >Hla 'a~I
i. conducted 10 such place oil u~" ''
the Arnett creek dan aud aibu.
q. The night a. taAe tine "airi
from such works Is based upon Yer
nit No. Js7s. ,.,..
Tue source II supply from "hi,i
suct water Is diverted Is AIteti
rreek tributary Of Naplas creek
In tine County Of LemGr stat" o'
Idaho t.,.-.4
TH. date OF prioritJ which sad
rssri * prepared t. establish j. Jnij
End. lsu-. ,,.r,
} II. SMITH.
state kng ln-sr.
Inn. lg-July
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

There Is more Catarrh In this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed TO be incurable For a
great many years doctors pronounced il a
local disease and prescribed local RENE
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefor re
quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. is the only
Constitutional cure on the market. 1t Is
taken internally It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case 1t fails to cure Send for circulars
and testimonials
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
OPENS WHAT is SUPPOSED
TO BE AN INDIAN CACHE

Last saturday morning a group Of
Interested Armstead and Dillon PEG
pie watched the opening OF what was
thought to be an old Indian cache
but as nothing could be uuearthed
the man made cache sim remains a
mystery.
Several years ago large circular
depression IN the earth was noticed
on the Herbert Selway ranch about
Two miles from Armstcad Those
familiar with Indians affairs and In
dian ways were confident that the
place was an Indian cache Last fall
a sinking Of the earth caused two Old
gun barrels 70 prOtTude from The
cache Master. Elmer selWay, whu
happened to be riding near The place
sd v the prOtrudlng gun barrels ana
wrcnChed them from the ground and
ran home with them IN a state Of ca
cltemenI. Since that time there has
been much specializing a. 10 what the
cache contained Last SATURDAY bv-
ing an ideal day II was decided that
the place should De opened However.
the hole revealed nothing some were
under the impression that the place
had been opened before and the guns
had been left, others thought the
cache should be penetrated 10 a great.
or depth and Others maintained II "as
used for place Of protection against
Indian raids aud the guns had 'reu
eft in the hole.
one gun vas d breeCh-luadjug %.
ne. while the other wa dOuhie-Dar.
relied shot gun. Both were 80 onrrDdrd
and worn that the makes could mot b"
a~certained.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

ROYAL GEORGE (68O7) Belgian
stallion, 4 years old, is making
stand of 1915 between the farm of
Thomas Yearian, Lomhi, and
George Martins ranch on Texas
creek. Terms for season Sl2. 80;
insured foal $3.50. Mare owners
not In this locality may secure
pasture for their mares to be served
by communicating with the under
signed. Under care of J H. Dole.
r. j. Nicholson, owner. May 5-tf
The only place to stop when in
Gilmore-the Harris Hotel, -Ad.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
See HARRY KELLY
Re- al EstaTe, Salmon

Well located and most desirable
stock ranch of 440 acres, we'll
watered, produces 400 tons hay:
together with 300 head Durham
cattle, IL horses and stallion, all
from 1900 to 1900 pounds weight:
together with an assortment Of
farm implements. 1hirty-three
thousand dollars gets this place
on accommodating terms. Also
various other small and large
properties, from one acre to 1000
acres in one body, all close to Sal
mon and desirably located, See
Kelly, or write.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

mother OF Mrs. John
|sooVerlng, in fact is
herself again, after a
Oh erysipelas. During
/ remained at tie home
'of care and atten-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

the Job-if it's
He RECORDER.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
'ur Prescription

|ur TFeSCI1puOn
PRESCRIPTION is a written order for csr4.i
Onaton 81 drugs When passes out of .p oaug Or com
tIO S yours II becomes your popery nysciafs
"LeLe you IKE for compromising T5e 10 yours TO
no ngn 70 require you to take it any has
may GY ds out the responsibility rests uoon ougs
you own Judgment in the We can r1 you 70 use
ton written anybody's blank V Gan Ill any prescrir
Let US I'LL your prescription
ETTINGER the Salmon Druooist
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

,o. prints Butter Wrap
y, urn M Mail orders re-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
ERS0NAL.

hey "III return TO MS
me this wee k. NJ RS.
n there. Their daugh'
lie. expects to come up
mi, week, and wilt re-
Oontll or two With her
heNicolI. at the Fort
Snsrkey. Between this
non the venerable dis
tsburg gold has spent
cation in Lrmhi coun-
n.law, Murd McNicoll,
e farm. Possibly Mr..
rtturn later In the year
ersonal affairs here.
for the past week or
rsey las passed many
luany With one OF his
Il, NJ. NJ. Mcpherson,
sesburg as the merchant
settlement when Mr..
Enjoying the profits that
IS the original discover
ty or thirty millions OF
amp yielded.
years ago that these
acquainted in Salmon.
arrived a year before
They had seen each
In the Boise BASIN.
here was at the time
gerfecting his plans for.
mon over TO his Lees
0Ge day as he stood in
western 0! Leesburg
Or he saw Mcpherson.
arrived in the settle
D wished to be ferried
liz.
any money" was the
Ut to the new conner by
no, " returned Nc
bid Sharkey, you are
sre ySI are as you would
Il while Mcpherson was
yer the stream and the
be fe-long chumS they
day. Tnat was sixty
has been stated.
ben they have not only
each o. her hut friends
'men whom they have
Aalks Of life. The Re-
has been hOnOred By
call this summer from
gentlemen. who have
among regular read
Tire thirty years OF the
snce. For the two it
Tor the good health Of
their families; and
ive Ing and prosper.
tlng of June 8th in Sal
aoeth Moore and Viii
we're united in mar
'e'emoDy was perform.
lOulSt Parsonage by the
and the couple were
o. and Mrs. Ora Cock.
1Arsll is a sister of the
'Ohg couple will make
[, ilmO.