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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18
THE GOOSE INDUSTRY
Far More Important in Europe
Than in This Country.
Germany Has Scores of Farms De-
voted to Fattenins Geese for
Market-The Bird in Cas-
r trOnOmic History.
Especial Berlin letter.

~ OAST turkey is the national din
ner dish of the American; roast
goose that of the European. Oc-
casionally you may see a turkey COB
bier strutting around continental
barnyard, but the cacllling of the goose
is heard everywhere. Even in roast
beef England the goose plays an i'm
portant part in domestic economy. In
the United States the demand for
choice geese is steadily increasing,
owing probaly to the foreign-born pop
ulation. The Jews are especially fond
of roast goose; and a gourmand, a Bos-
ton gentleman who makes high living
life study, is authority for the state
ment that none but a Jewish house
wife can cook the bird to perfection.
The most important goose market in
the world is that of Warsaw, Poland
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18
His Last Resort

A certain member of the legal profess
sion, whose name is omitted for reasons
which will appear obvious, was asked
some years ago by young negro to defend
him on the charge of murder.
How much money have you got?"
asked the lawyer.
"None, sab"
"Any friend or relative who'll raise some
for you?"
None" despairingly replied the negro.
Use got nobody ter cum t me aid"
"Humph," muttered the attorney; "say
you don't want lawyer. You want a
minister. philadelphia Times.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18
WILLIAM WALTER WELLS
The Mule knew.

Driyer-Can't help swearin', mum.
That thar mule knows every time I
swear at him.
Old LADY, noticed he locked sort
o disgusted.-N. Y. Weekly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
Very Choice Residence

We offer for lmmediats sale. possession gwen
az once Z desired. cne q The hanoscpless rer'-
d.uc-5 q ! rgurls IN tEe city. located near
Forest Park On hizh KrCund house tGces scutz
has hot-wdter heat ana j. finished throughout
with polished hardwood. beautiful large porch.
All otlsr modern convenience Of the very best.
FluubtnE unsurpassed. grounds are beaut, fully
imlrutra with shrubbcry would EIl furnished
u d-srep, Thls = 2 rare opportunity T. SOUR
a nome z f1lz kind ~ "a escfC harga n. Lot
10 feet froat For further details and infosma-
lien. -e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

rs : R AZ. R,-; ssFgg. lSs;, worth SOC: a@r;1,el.ss
cheap Standard Tool Co. 50 y. sixth st.
smdLARD and ped tables bought sela ,aa
- MARKED BsiI phone Maih za5A-
.BCY paints. ElaSs, etc. from NIsman Br0L
&c to e i Mfl Psik 0 ave sid ia5Pa cs9: D ~ lssd.
sESssnEed- Cal or address James DGny. uf y.
Ailsooro, &c See shiDInAn es Pine St
oALDorrs hishtETade. lec per bu-, deIfT-
srea Edward DON. &E Market 81 Phone kin.
st S2AL@ iai: .9sSs.s Esq GO seal s.i ss9 ger g; 1 ~
%. IL Clark ave. kinloeh CT
CoAL. % Per 6g two Bundles kinaIinE with
Aoyer. 80 ch0ntsAu ave C 1915
coAL-N9w Is ihe time 70 buy your coal; good
iocS @ Ia SS1ihsr0 ~, SsTEe JIG ee1lysred. Kin
at Sssi. at 4 I ret of ss E52si5y M::5ns,. nus S s;i
Eel Taylor ana Maryland ayes.
z book foFetells your future business.
4SNe lucky Numbers. etc: sent FOR sc Reliabls
5ooK co. nS4 Market A.. 81 Louis
Brgnsyiek pool and billiard tables;
81 hehd- J l. Fowler. 1871 Market St
Dor pants. glass. see the Great Western paint
sue Color %. sherwin-Wliam Paints. north
Ss corner twelfth snd PiaS Main iE5A 81.
FCRNAcE-one Front Rank steel furnace. No.
Bolwerk. Seventh and Arsenal
HOW % Get Rich-Book containing 20 manu-
liable Book Co.. Ilot Market ST, 81 Louis.
MANUFACTURERS stock Of nns holiday goods
az auction Ge-s2 Franklin ave
MARTINI invalid chair; very cheap. Il. Val
-nee. tto Easton ave
NEWS shoes half soied, sc: rubber heels put
or. &C; work guaranteed. The Electric Shoe Re-
pairing Co. 1874 Olive 81
NEW and secondhand Billiard and poi tablss
20. lS 3. Fourth a.
oSB larrs and Oas meiiun-sizs zfe al
PAINT &C %. cheapest and hest On markst.
IaA With cold water Superior Ma. Co. IS
SHesHut hL- Main iisA.
hIrd1Sr vail oi5S srn 3 s1H 5oIs,l. ST Sass
JOIN Laeari. SS olive; cali up B IS4.
PLEASE Let Ne. sleep and 100 more latest
1874, sent any address for &c stamps send
We have about 100, COO fee; OF good secondhand
Iumoer and timber for sale. cheap: Il WIN pay
you % call. c h. Hun & ca. S3s twelfth 81
,,wELsBAcH lights and Supplies; good nantes.
Brol, lss and ion Market 81
WIRED Lash FenclnE-R. H. Myers. ardware
sells lye-rt rolls. 4 IT high. painted eypress pick
etS. only 81 Sole agt. an n Bway; both phones
Q can set suckers. but NOT stuck a. Dos
building. TsH Pine s..
A@o old red snck John OBnen Boiler Works
Co, Eleventh and Aullanphy SITS.
So.oo Eood red and hard brick plate glass
lore dooTs and other materials. Broadway. bet
E1anAnn and VASE. Jno. J Brown & GO.
o REPAIRS
Fer any old stove 'Fonhav." III n. 11h- KIN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
O WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
h.AsNN s slsEIsi rOgn; sOgsss.9 sSPG,s S sss.@
prlyais family: would give spseiL attention 20
home soItsTts; S9Sls riys bPsrs PSrtiIl q
70 car line L EG Republic
rooms for four FsntlemsR. with ss without
SHANNISe Az; Ts N-E5rstsia.. board in
eomfortA
COOK. sss4-NIeeiy furnished seoad-ssory
front room. in private family: ven hested,
COOK Ave. aF-IArEe. tamI.hea Eeeond--
IS ger month; slsO other rooms
DEMAR B0alevard. usi-TWo SoanSSinE
eront rooms. with board: Jewish family.
DELMAR zs4-Nicsiy furnished front ans ain
DELMAR. Ni7-Nieely f~urnished second-noor
rooms; with excellent board; all medera accom-
DELMAR Boulevard. tzlt-pesirabls sunny
rom, with beard: for couple or two Eentemen;
tclephoua.
Kinioeh A nI
DELSlAR Boulevard. ES-Nicely. haTaIshsd sc
home cooking; all convenieneea
DELaLAR aI5-LArEe. newly decorated second
ssfIg tsoni nO2n. narnis1ea o. untunishsd' e.
49, 0@AlH -Ia1@8 49,
ana Sh 55s4Sa s sslisss5H pr ssrasT se sszass SsS@s
nTst-elaSs: SO and go PER month.
DEIMAR Boulevard. furnished
rooms: q. few select pe-sons can ina delizhtful
PRIVATE nnllys ressFssoss.
DICKSON 81. Dso-one neatly furnished rom
1or one or two gentlemen. with board
DIxoN. ,os.ROom and bard: sssam-hesteL
bot and cold bath; good board
DIXON 81. no-Lovely Furnished front and
sonnectlnE roomA. with board; modern convent
EAps Ave, Furnished s-cond-s.oTT
'front.' rooms; aisO day bard: private family.
EADs Ave, sas-elngis rcam suitable TOR ren-
reasonable cc1npton Heighis ca.
EAsToN Ave-. S0A-Nswiy furnished rooln.
with bard no other roonsn; very reasolabis.
private family
rTNNET Ave, Es-Loyely bach, pa-icr: all
FuSNEY. ao-Furntshed rooms. With board;
ences.
complete tex soassEssslns: beard Il dssirsa; rsry
FINNEY Ave, furnished roouaS
with exoelle1t bard. al modern aeconimodauons.
FRANKLIN, lEy7-SsuB furnished room with
beard and hath: rate az Per Wesk
FRANKLIN Ave. ses-Futeisz board: 9 .
NeeS. eieEAnf frolt rucn - Honth Tor two per-
GARRISON I'M Elerantiy fHrnlEnee ro0ms
n thLs me Cd hone; cholee board. special rate
10 party Of eve; nrE-elaEs In sre1 particular.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
O WITH BOARD.

~@~@~
WASHINGTON, 2e-Nice larEe seeond-stoFy
Modern eoHvsniences: choice bad. soOd service.
reasonable.
WASHINGTON Ave. ar3-BeautIfulIy fur
nished second and third story front and Connect
beft table board
WASHINGTON. 0Is-Niee large rom. neatly
table. good service: in quitt home: also other
roomss reasonable.
WAsHTSGToN Ave. ui9-NiceIy furnished
"a abe boSrd: good attendance. under new man
Ggement. reference
WASHINGTON Ave - THE BeachlLons
Of the most modern placeS ~ city; reasonahie Tor
class servies. rooHs Tor ladies Or seaJlemen.
St. EsENeViy furnished roorls, vita
or without board tEo Etnien-ea OF eo-l7'
every convenience: furnace heat
WEBsTER Ave. igs-N5eely furnished large
front room. with aicove. also one PUNISHED And
two unfurniahed. bath; ooaru u atsIed
WEST BELL, Hs0-EleEaHs ssooni-stoTy room.
with board -
WEST BEg.LE uso-LArgg. elegantly ruru'shed
southern rooms. good board and service. terms
reasonable.
WEST BELLE Place. Eal-Slsely furnished
room. with board: private family. gentlemen
WEST BELLE pace. ~E5.-LarEe. pleasan;
rooms: two E-cntienlens 40 private family SS4
home eookinE
WEST BELLE nis-S~onI-s,ory fr,rnl gith
sness aven and required
NEST BELLE. furnished second
story front. with furnace heat. good beard. small
private family: quiet home
WEST IL furnished rooms
vifh s~rcelIent board. suitable for gentleman or
couple. with an modern c0uvenienccs.
" EST family who have . nice.
comfortable home. want aiuEle gentleman 20
boNrd with them. quiet and geutssl surrouudinss,
reference b ~. Reuub!ig
WESTMINSTER pace. {lELrEe front room;
alsa single room. eyCelle-t board. references
EXCHANGED
WESTMINSTER ao-E-egautlv furnished
r,6rg vfth excellent hserI. convenient Tor gen
fiemen or couple. one ulogk Egum olive cars rSE-
srsnces required
a WEST PINE Boulevard 7s.e-Neaty furnished
49, --ff- r~rlaru CirveuianreS. excellent
-. - ~-- 10 ---FH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
HAVE SOLD OVER sl7o,o 900

Worth ~ vacant and improved west % Taylor
the past wear. I have buyers Do ycu wRnt
yuurs slid- Call and see me To- business
". 4. NELSON. Agent. 50 CHestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16


CRESCENT Printing Company, 81 n. Fourth
st-Ftze epmmsrclai sob Works popalzr p=iess;
eeld icr aanpleL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
WANT a h0ME7
WHY A RENT.

$50 81 HaaaN
AS Morgan -. handsome le-ruom and S-sco.
low.
Clemens ave. 3 rooms. furnace; lot szlS5.
tor large Tor present owner.
559 Gates ave. = rooms. eo-toot ioi; built fs
owner and "A mliei.
- Laurel ave. lovely home
$50 Maple. 9-runm brick and cheaper thar any
Similar West End home.
ISIS Greer ave 5 rooms. slate roc. Ss-soot lot
ass Lacas ave. 1J-ro9m brick. wen baut
4A& Ehadie. Ercom brick, lot SKIS. snap
to11 viii buy "A BEAUTIFUL home near Maple
All ffocdfrlug : rupuls. s9-foot lot
800 Will bus a handsome 9-rodm brick: q
foot lot; rrctpron hail ana furnace. N Cab
Sne' district
S7e-WashiHgtoa ave: S-roon hftck. lot Eez
5000 will buy 4 most beautiful Spoon. brand
new home. between Union and Kings highway.
3l5t k-nsiDEtnn- r. rooms. reception hall. lot
@Hlsn: $50 Or less. possession a. 4nce: vacant
80. Olive -. new; 10 rocms; near Taylor
ave.
$500 will buy elegant. new double brick. BE-
tween Kings highway and uuiou. D-feot lot
1-et will huy another nearly new doubls
brick: WashiuEtCn ave. east Of Chics.
Ni.efl. handsome Broom. mcdern. Westmfn-
stear, near Taylor.
- Vernon ave: 10 rooms. elegant home: too
S1,eo. enc Of the best double houses. between
LAKE and Union. built FOR owners use.
W ID NEI CON - o rLN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16


DANCING YACHT.
ACADENY Of Ar. Jacob Aohler. ISs Olive -
Catalogues nailed.
ATTEND Professor De Honey's select recsp-
ton every Thursday evening. Academy Ss{
olive 81; best music.
JOIN Prof. and Mrs. Franksl's dancing class.
Friday evening. October u. best Httert on given
TO nsw beginnsH- Academy. lHi choutsau ave
MISS HARDY opens a new class for benn-
nerB Monday evening: private lessons ~ any
time: halls for rent Tor WeddlnEa, suchroa and
eluba- 10 Lucas ave. KIN. c n
NEW term for beginners At Professor De Hon
eya Academy. eeAt Olive. Caas tickets sold at
reduced ratca % all calling tails week best lOoA
ton: naasf hall Kinloch lSSA-
PROF. ARK guarantees waits and t~o-sssp
fe< ~; private lessons any hour. Ho1 olive 81
TO some people tine Is nousy. II you want to
schools; each pupil receives Individual instru5-
to1, and we teach more adults 70 dance properly
than any school In the exyt you pay only tor
what you Geti lessons At ChnHl Cave Hall,
Warrington and Jefferson Gvea., Tuesday and
Friday evenings. parties Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings: sunday aftsrnoon and evening:
aTmeni HAIL EighteenA and Olive: lessons
MOpc1y evenings parties thursday and Saturday
and sunday evenings; best nooT; latest music
and all new dances. ask people who CONS.
ECLIPSE DanoinE Academy. Ahsrr a AI6erE
500 per tsrm: rapid system; Proc. HashaEsn's
Dancing AcAdsmy. ~ EHston ave: Lessons
every 4onsay evening reesyt,on sysry Thursday
Monroe SITS; lessons every Friday evening; ~
Han Twelfth and North Market sUL continuous
csptio5 every Thursdsy evening. HaShagen B-ol
World'F FaiI OrchesEA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

ROOMMATE by steady young man: bring yef-
erence. r7ef Olive n
ROOMMATE b. young lady. with desirable
room. good board: all modern convenience 4ea-
sorable. san Lucas ave.
ROOMMATE by a rsdled. e~ongenlai younz
man. with a nicely furnished roouis IN private
family. IA y Garrison
ROOMMATE By a lady employed; must he
refined and congeniai. modern eonveulence.'
$50 per week. ~ Olive
YOUNG man would Ike roommate who can
exchange references: steam heat. filtered hath
three car lines. 90 Maryland ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS wANTa.


CANERA-xs or SKI: must be in good shape:
Premo preferred; give description RH2 Rspab-
COINS. United States ana foreign; unused Uuf-
ted States ard foreign postage stamps wanted ~
cash. ST. Louis Stamp and Coin Co. los Pine ST
NATIONAL cash register; naz b In good
order. L ES Republic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY F0R
SALE.

store. 1--WE rooms: hnr brick bake oven; sci en-
tire. l.sUJ. SHWENkEE REALTY Co.
1911 ;. jefferson ave
PORTS Ave. Us Near Tower Grove Parh)-
Nice home. large lot: fruit and shade trees
tenement horses near Worlds Fai-
and AZ De Huiiamunt. also stables cheap 10 re-
sponsioie tenant. u -. Republic.
VIRGINIA. Ave, Els- Four hsts. Sylvester.
ISL California ave.
WASHINGTON Boulevard. 5lS2-Elevea light.
cheerful rooms. hardwood .uui-a. double hoor>.
elegant mantsls. h~ot-water heat and everything
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

GARRISON Ave. dB S.-Handsoms,y fur
nlshad front ami cunnecting rucms. new furnace.
also stoves. hot bath: Tor couples o. parties who
would appreciate quiet hzme.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
STOVE REPAIRS.

SIUVE REPAIRS.
Repairs for all stoves and ranges.
stove Repair Co. lis n. Eighth 1t. nehr Pine.
STORAGE AND xOVINS.
4 POSTAL for estimate 20 VIM. W. Portmaan.
tEI AarEAretta Eve-. or Bell Tyler GAN. pack
inE. storage Of furniture and moving.
ABSOLUTE care given 10 moving, storage ard
lag Co. XII owe st; phone kinloch D 1877
AMERICAN storErs ana MoyfnT Company.
EiB Olive SL-PRckinK. shipping. storage; seDl-
rate rooms Main Ill W. H LSngtaie-
oNDED warehouse-Hy. c Wlehs Storage
and Moving Company. No. Lle-ig Franklin ave-
money advanced when desired Kini0ch c 50
=. Il. PoRTMAN Storage and Moving CO.
Separate room; low prics-on reliable moving ana
storage. once. ZSoi Gs&: phone d L2H.
YORK STORAGE COMPANY. oface an
Union Truat BuildinE-Move, pack. ship. store
me fUrnirdre In private rooms. Phone Main sal
SOUTH size Storage ana Moving Co. 1901. isa
and ls9 sidney st Tel Sidney rs: Kin. c 1913
LANGAK & TAYLOR STORAGE AND
MOVING Co.
New warehouse. Is1 Washington ave: 800 pri-
ping. kin c IA or Main 2S and get our rAt6A
GTnHEeE ABSOLUTELY new
warehouse. Grand and Laclede.
vaiuabIeA boxes. etc strictly nrst-clsss: moving.
IoTssL Money aays5oed SHIP rO0dS car care
Estimates free Get rates Phone c -; Man
issSA- r. y. LEoNoRL JR. & CO.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

FARMS FoR SALE.
A NICE farm % - acres; sood e-rocm house.
barn. orchard. etc. one mile to Depot. a niles
oct: pEiee u.7A. :. II. Martin. ~ Lincoln TrGst
FOR sale-weli-inproye8 ts-aere ealry fa-sa.
"a acres In young orchard. good milk Nade -
tahlished: oue-hEf mile ron city 81 YARN anE-
too on ST. Louis road Address John A. spn0tt.
Farmingtcr. No.
FRUIT farm LD0 bearing tTees. chsaD. s. q.
MsEson. - lincoln Trust building
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

WASHINGTON. 3G-Nice large second-stoTv
front room. with aicove: uicsly furnished: all
mcdefn eonveniences: choice boAsd. so0d service.
reasonable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
CARPET CLEANING.


AMERICAN Nrerdierl Steam Carpet Cleaning
"a cor Nineteenth and Pine Sts.-Bcgt procass:
Lowest prices; send postaL Kin. - ~ Aata "a
FNPIPE Stan Carpet CesninE Co-carpefs
safe5 ~. cleaned. made over and LAID; best work:
lowest price. M Lucas ave. Main ia: 9 -.
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co-sp&-
ctaf attention to afte1ng. sewing and reiaying.
81. LOUIS steam C9rpet CieaniRg Co, bat.
rsuoysfe after, sew ard }y carpets. Phones.
BEN, Forest - D IS& 81 EAsto1 sN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
HORSES AVID vEHIcLRs.

GOOD horse. with or without light delivery
E6Sonp N good condition. Apply Administrator
-BlnldinE Restaurant. NNorid.s Lnalr Eronnds-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.


GENTLEMAN wants room by November !:
urivafs family. car line connectinE Brnadwny
south. state convenience. price, with or without
board. r -. Republic
ROOM and board wanted b. man and wife;
private. modern couvcricncess easy access %
business center % city. ID ~ Republic
ROOM and breakfast By young man: VIII only
pay from s. 30 to 81 p~r week: wish a rice plac.
for all winter: private family preferred. y a.
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
HousEs, ROOMS. ErU.. WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC-. WANTED.
ny young couple mo children. enc or two
large UNFINISHED rooms. near TayiCr and Las
ton AYES Telephone Kin j. lNZ
BY single young nan % good character. sec
ond-stoy rom: southern exposure. private fam
lily and west Of Grand .pref=rTeGs state pricr.
ste q 80, Republic
NICELY furnished srcond-Story front room.
steam or furnace heat, hot bath. convenient 20
restAurants BY couple; permanent y IL, He
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
MUSICAL.

Eb Bcstoa coraet SIS: Bb. 81: uves-mountsd.
AL band Instruments a. cut prices. JoA Piacht
X son. III 8 Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

MAPLE Ave. zss-pssirzbls front room b
W0rla's Fair EeunaI: rennei surFoHndinra
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
NICKEL PLATING,

Also gold. silver. bnsse Ene copper plating: r.
pairing. oEdiEinE and laeqIerinG at reasonabl
price. Dssgs a Nvsick. uf-7S Market 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-03
WELL REPRESEN

The commonwealth of Idaho is
we'll represented by able workers
in both branches OF the national
congress. In the senate chamber
Fred Dubois has attained an en-
viable reputation as first-class
and ready debater who is able, will
ing and ready to meet the heaviest
guns of the republican party in
open debate. His colleague, Henry
Heitfeld, while less conspicuous on
the floor, is admittedly one Of the
best and most tireless work ers in
committee, where the hard work is
done, on the democratic side. In
the house Congressman Tom Glenn
recently made one of the most
brilliant speeches of the present
session in behalf the national irri-
CATION bill which has just passed.
The Congressional Record OF June
l3 contains this speech in full, and
we venture to say without flattery
that it shows our congressman to
be brilliant orator and scholar
as we'll. We advise our readers to
send to Mr.. Glenn for a copy of
this speech, for in it they will find
the strongest presentation of the
arguments for the bill couched in
mastery and scholarly language.
His illustrations show him to be
we'll versed in ancient history, and
the speech as a whole is a classic
we'll worth reading and preserving
for the information it contains
Idaho may well be proud of its
trinity of brilliant advocates in the
congress.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-03
Items From Lowe

Luther Wisdom had the misfor-
tune to have his foot broken by a
horse kicking him, but is now out
again on crutehes.
We understand Gillian Mattox's
team ran away, throwing out Mrs.
Mattox and their cousin, breaking
the latter's collar bone.
Our church is progressing nicely
under the mechanical eye OF Mr..
0. Asker.
Mr.. Harmon has sold his ranch
to Mrs. Hall, late of Missouri. and
will move TO Graneeville for the
present.
Miss Wisdom is at Grangeville
under medical treatment.
Mr.. McBoyle has changed the
location of his store to the ranch of
Dan Day, near Lowe postoffice.
Edgar Thompson has been look
ing for cattle for Buckingham lately.
Mrs. Hamilton has returned from
a visit to her mother and sister at
Fraser, Idaho.
Those OF our community who
visited the Denver Sunday school
convention are loud is their praise
OF the kind treatment received.
Mr. Buckingham in coming home
from Denver upset his hack, throw
ing the occupants all out. Mrs.
Buckingham had her face cut and
bruised. and Miss Mollie Harden
brook was pretty badly hurt, her
neck being severely bruised. The
road was very siding and rocky
and the wagon heavily loaded with
six people and two kegs of nails.
Mr.. Lowe will canvass the Big
Butte for petitioners for removal
OF the county seat. We hope all
will sign; in fact, nobody here op.
poses it.
The 5.year-old boy of George II.
near Bedrock school house,
broke his arm Sunday, DR.. Stock
ton set the arm and the little fe.-
low is>doing nicely.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-03
COUNTY POLITICS.

With the approaching meeting
OF the democratic county central
committee on Saturday, July ~,
the interest of the democrats is
being awakened for the fall cam
paign. 1t is generally understood
that the Grangeville members of
the committee will not vote on the
place for holding the county con-
ventions preferring to have the
members from the other precincts
settle that point among themselves.
Sites, Stuart, Denver and Cotton
wood will each be pressed for the
honor. The upportionment Of del
egates will likely be unusually
large, as the various committeeman
favor large convention as being
more representative than a small
body. 1t is likely that only one
convention will be called, which
will elect the delegation to the state
convention and also nominate the
county ticket.
The claims Of various candidates
for the county Offices are already
being pushed vigorously. For the
position of auditor and recorder
and ex-officio clerk Of the district
court, a four-year Office, the names
of the present incumbent, A. W..
darlington; Levi Magee of Grange
vile, John l. Overman, present
county assessor, and w. N. Knox,
present deputy clerk, are men,
toned. For county attorney Ed
ward Griffith and Frank Fogg are
being urged. George NJ. Robert
son, county treasurer; Hampton
Taylor, probate Judge, and Lewis
Elsensohn, superintendent of pub
lie instruction, will in all likeli-
hood succeed themselves in their
respective positions. There are
several aspirants for the sheriff S
Office, among them being Leroy
Gordon and w. A. Newman of
White Bird. For assessor the
names Of Frank Horning, David
Gorrie and A. j. Turner will doubt
less be presented to the convention.
The name of Walter l.. Brown,
of Cottonwood, is suggested for
state senator, while Sam Hamill,
l.. Vineyard, James Surridge, Mar
tin Butler, W. III. Casady and
others are suggested as representa-
tives. For county commissioners
no new candidates have thus far
announced themselves.
The delegation to the state con-
vention will undoubtedly present
the name of Wallace N. Scales for
the nomination for judge of this
judicial district.