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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
EaW GRANT GAVE ORDERS.
;,ronetaess in Decision Characteristics
~ The Man.

"t,;aat vas a great smoker even
yaen knew him. says Nj. Neoer.
-<fi@s0,Yj neiehbor Of Grants farm
70 aavs, but he wasn't ccoG taIEer'
s}.sc7 II came 70 action. thonsh, ne
..aFs,f waa at less Mr. Deat MS
-@4ae1.in-law. e@.i.oG: 2 fne speeimon
Iatha4! bail. The Big animal was
-. crWc~Iul and as vicious as any
ave eve. seen. He broke through
-yg.y fe3ce taat was put about hiln'
le:i ilr tanners fer miles around SUI
str4a lY,ine1 orchards and devastated
80 i,a> catches. The animal would so
..r4}e.G the trees. ard, dashng from
INT 70 LETT, would scatter the fruit
ii Tie ground Tor .ards about. one
,laq. ae:c. = uight in which the oid
satIow ha1 hen especially annoying
sc .ca. over to the Deal pace Tor
.*6. Gran. rode seek With oIr mes
snaser. Tie bull was racing about
re fields. te.rcrizing the ne,shocr
hooa. GIANT asked t"o or three CUES
s.v4 IS to Iosso- then he told some
1is to get spoke.
Now he said, as If he were IL
>ectng = simple task, catch the Oul
ru3 tie this in his mouth, bit 1aShlon
III auEono else had made tAe sas
gea,ion he would have been laushe
at. but Cesnt's direction was taken {
.e,u,,ani. lie took no part in tt
/ s4ocaaaiasa. but turned his hors
saaat end rode a9ag. The mon Wet
~rt caa.at the animal, saes@l hin
= 4~4 tu4ne2 Sim loose again. Alef
i sew days q s-aIyi2s he Was 1..9-It
). y NC aea ag his 80 Lglit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
GRAPHIC VERIFIED AGAIN.

Several months ago, while tne gu
bernatorial campaign was on between
Gov Davis and Col. Rector, the Graph-
ic printed the statement that oee'
was on bv whion Tom McRae VS. sup
nort;ng Davis for govern" on condl-
ton that Davis support McRae 10Y GOV.
ernor in ne next see an6
II was also stated that ac-
.oyding TO the deal Davis would be a
candidate to succeed Senator H2frS'
Some time agc Coy; Davis Ne:lf4ea
the Graohic's statement / the effect
=? nj: tanAi]aey to: Berry'a seat IN
5ta senate. and now Coy. Davis IS
-.3oted in IN Interview as say -ns;;
Really thcre i BUT che =e22&i..zt zte
.hot inc Democracy Of the st7t2 5 .oala
;s,aa II that eennae'1254, a.'. nj
:. tno. 1,aai,gst. incest, brainie5t 2t.e-
aan "a fhe stage-Thoma Z. @cftae.
iGftE2 i4k3ttil III, y ~ NAss.2 -.
Gov. pavis' ardent henchmeA aa1
sfrma93 tbo :t.z.e IN tn =sf.'e..n n#.3z: ;:
5e..aIl also vaafs! to be s2Tefa9f'
a1d announced that he would pc d
a3u..;fa1@= - ihe se.:t G9aa& - zfe
same eiaF h he de,,a4o3 lis e&hal'
decv publicly ne called it Oil, &ites d
oo.,sattation with GOV. Davis az: "a {
ao would he a tsn3ida5e faf at.os2e1
general which ell dds yerlfie2t.2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL "a =
McR,o f!e.,l,
When Vie Graphic p !1se2 me tom
Of ne deal maas D; g. gov" i'ss's=
ar the STATE oppressed sa2l'- ne, "a!
S me q tbcm ReeApoehea, bls i2s.
j, 10 .aa2e. a!:E 70 m tsf &o7hs -
i-a ear.ee,aezs 9t to e a'..'-. a
eo#.a5 + the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
LOW DO THEY FIND OUT?

Various complaints have been mace
recently about certain news items III
the Graphic, and We do not leaaii d
single instance wherein complaint was
made bv subscriber OF the G.ap@io.
Now wnon subscribers COMPLAIN "l
qnything printed in de G9a9.t.e= "
an readily u~ae~staa4 tfat the haSe
- 4 IL IL FHe a.a9.a 'l:. waea ene
d tae.e fellows &lo is naT
subscriber eo4.es s=a@ad 70 II"
aafE; ,4es " ~ ss.a2. .-e'
Is +. Eo 4 4tee aaaaJ +ao.e,-i.., f.-al q
las h-oa izl.tel in is columns. shea
1.u.sg.Eesteo ;tai=@e az SOM
! eaataz 1. e-9e.s.l" t,hea 14s
sa iaiut cames 0e.ase tae Wn4ia ea3
ton for the day is IF ar3 Is made b.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
WON iii SLOT MACHINE.
Fortune ot Young ic~an Who -
swered an AZ .t.:er-e n.

SWeTed an Ac .=sii.> i.
4 business MAJ vic -. t. <
kee5er stated his seed il q: .<SeI-
tiseraeat. Tho llosiae= Va see-a
voune woman wao vas cut ot a.zfH
and Who had scarchei tc. e..92.2...::a4.i'
dav after day witaos1. succ - sac
had inst enc ca.t LIFT. T1is she
spent for c. postal card, ca waiea sfo
v,ro,e a reBly 70 ~ advertisements
and dropped the caTa II q sltess '-1'-'
box.
Her application l11r.eF*e., sc aes''
ness ,?an f2soeably. a. Z 29ete 70
her. asking her = ca. a Is f.tca'
Sac did 50 sd c'j.et, G.e l#27-t-o-4'
Her modesty and #cGta, 70 -ess
than hcr ca9a3il:tG.. Sc wo2 1t9A heF
employer that he@are many months
had passcd he offered her his heart
ara bar.t.. ard she aeceptea ana ''s
came his wife.
@..a to think" he said one "a,
during 1ae honeymoon, "th&t it q
came from your spending Eoaf las
,oT.t for a postal car, All mailing
at d street corroI;;
yes, SIC ra1.;ed #itn sH3!le an
flush. 4 dropped a penls.. IA IN
slst ard get . nnsb&-r' y ou'n
l'9!.. ..;0n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24

Tac Graphite prints 1oaay tho fo'-
!9wlas editorial w!ic1 appeared m rs
o7lgrans yesterday. owing to t7e fa0f
4aa4 IN crror made in revising the
nroo, entirely Destroyed the meaning
Of the Introductory part OF the ed'-
.of.ai anc: We ec2itc t171 t.se 2,.,-ofis'
aopoar 50 that even TIE rcst -tuP'o'
May not fatI to understand rs mean
ira.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
Enfaned the ConirHons.

Edmund Burke complained On oA'
occasion that he had Gea1 treated
with Gisrespect hy the hons7 of lords
saving been kept waiting three hol.,s
by that supercil.ons assembly "aeh
Sc was aotiag as cayov d sao 1oHze
81 commons. The ,aerl 90 5l sA,at
rody were so cnraee3 Jla1 F.'@eA c ata
anne froa tho lor!s t2e s9eafso' tar@&
il on tha floor aa., or1 .4 p zil2.1-
bexs literally Aic&ed it u:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
snent Millions for Amusement.

No less a sum than $20,0oo,o00 has
been spent by Americans Tor
theatrical amusements during the
season ROW closing. This is accord
ing to a moderate estimate maae pS
Alfred Hayman, president OF the
e4pdicate which controls nearly o1e
rpdred of the most important thea
9ers IN the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
ehj,5 Popular With Gaiicfa.

sr5c Jr:te4 states naval Eetr.se.at
.aa ship Glacie@ tas proved oL mes
szz.saie valYa to tie .aon aad ships On
49, at Manila. 4 irreG.leal inter
-. Gcneaa.1g upoa the na,.is Of tAa
l..ieu. the G!aeier Inakea voyage
:. s::G-ay, Australia. a..d, leading Up
4. sa lHH e2u~"it3 With 'iizs,'s, Fes.. ::
tables aaG traits, teturAs to MAMA
5gingiag joy aad faed - thousands ol
eoIdjcr. ar4 sailors Who otherwise
e3taht fo.eet tho taste Of be- PORK
and Inrttaa. II aGa:t:oa to Aeins en-
ri13t as a erc4h fo93 transpalt fAe
(,lac'ci plays an iynrc tent part III sH?
plying ice to TIC HeSas's ol 'he s'''''1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE SYSTEM.


JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE SYSTEM.
In tho itaIa reprinted in the Graphic
Thursday from the Dumas News, con-
cerni.g tnn talsc arrest and the pe15e-
c,tio1 cr 4 r.es:o ic9 debt by another
neerc, the fa!io1tins is taken:
"RumOr has been current fo! seNelal
wears that along the 1Arki:lass5 Fee II
has been customary for jast':a5 4 the
naoce 10 issue warrants oi aHfest loF
men and women npon sei! y IN '!'7eo
of this nature when fac.5 ten:ed TO
show that the subject matter was
only overdue debts pure ;'lla slliip'e'
With these rumOrS We are HOT c~1i-
cerned however, but in the GfeeH- |
BLACK case every indication SHOWS
+bo .rrest to have been one calculated
to enforce the payment OF dept III
an illegal method and II the nld.'ei
,ests where it is and goes no furthef
It will be exceedingly we'll for the
persons concerned with the matter
from it's incipiency.'
What the News says has been ioh'of
fc.r several years has become common
talk Il is q charge that may pe
hear1 nlest any day; several tines
day. that the Justice OF the peace sys-
tern is as rotten as II can be. Il IS
.a,s1, o,,tpct 10 call the system rot
III y
tnn h,,1 : is the manner in Wfl!fh inc
iostice conducts tie business of hl5
court Il 81 IS $, Frequently &c r'l''.
The evste.4, is all fishs, and ii the III
djvidua! i3.>t!ecs We required 70 a.
hero ,,ezalv to tie iaw i'll the admin
istas,,e.. aI 1lleii# e.tefees I'D nuai.a=s
cf+oror for violations OF the IaW' there
w5,,Id nos be 50 n:ach @=.ait 'lr&e3
against the justice 81 The He2@e @E5=
tenn u tae Judiciary.
There ere exceptions. aaa f.1e.e are
justices AGAINST W.se3a no e44afse5 ais
made, tut they a=e the eSeeptl2As
There seems to be such Whojes i3
abuse Of the l.w II the courts OF sc
many ot Tie justices that il nc a.''o'
places many a fai:a-aeal;ns justice aa
der sVsaicion and canag7 ti.ea1 70 b
vroagfary included ia gea q
charge sai..at ne coats q ''.e u.
tees of the oeaee.
It i; common ,ha5s9 as'ias
many Of tac justices and 5he co..
stable. that they are in collpsion 10 4
rest neg.oes aaa isu >ant whites {
the slightest shadow o. IS~ -. H. I.
no other purpose t6an 10 collect te.
for the -,4icers. 1t is sai4 This
done in hundreds OF ease5 whore
record is eve. made and tae poF1i4
Of the aue going to The public ttes
urv is re.aitted on condition tha5 d
mart soia- to tae officials is ? id. e
it usually takes eli the cash the '
tim las % pay tae part Claimed
the officers. II is said thai this ii
OF stealing is ore OF the most co
mon in connection with the Jas'
of the neace courts.
Ii is probable that there is III
said against the justices that is
true. bat where there ss 50 IA
smoke tAere must be setae ti:e,
where there IS SO much talk II
.n4st IL. sons cause i! i,
There seems 70 be no room
doubt but what there IS gen
rafting OF the dry bones 1ea''e's III
Justice Of tAc.l.;ea ece.1s ~ ~
state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
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T p|r,e slJrF q. READY.

LET pll%E alUFF az t7EAcE.
when is circus not circus2 Is
The question Attorney General MUr-
ply has been called apcn t. ss1=@e
The quest a aas arisen, according TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
PUBLISHED BY
THE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
las. w. ADAMS, General Manager.
GEO. r. ADAMS, Business Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor

Entered at the Fcstofiice at Plhe
R,utf. Ark, as second.class mail mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
SURPRISE FOR cH!VALRCUS MAN
German Customs Officer Made very
Blunt Request.

Consular Agent Dwight Haussler'
ust returned from his post at Some
berg. Germany, tells the following on
hil-olf:
"Cn my first voyage to Germany l
was approached aboard ship by a
young lady who was much perturbed
il regard to her baggage. AS she did
not speak German she expected all
sorts of trouble with the customs Of
dcials. l volunteered my services,
and when the customs officer began to
examine her baggage started to give
the necessary information IN my best
German, He listened Patiently for a
moment, and then interrupted ne
with.
you:la man, went you please
| speak English; your German hurts
me,' '"-New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
Subscription Price.

The Graphic guarantees it's adver
tisers daily circulation Of LOO
papers, this being double the circula'
ton of any other Pine Blum oa''S
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
FOUND REM.a::..o = ST. JUSTIN
Skeleton Of Ore {: = early Martyrs
Ciscoxcsca IN lt7!y.

Skeleton of Ore {: early Martyrs
Eiscoxe.aa IN Itz!y.
soa.e chi]dree. .5.ile 9layIi.g in 2
store.aan auacAe4 to the parish
~f,;4cf OF Monticello, near Nicanza, in
Ita,~. discovered 4 large old box, ant
sref...:.4 It apen, they found in it a
sl:l} 80. 1..G So ;.al sacerdotal orna
netzts5.
Tie parish IS mo. .,
K Q Giscovc.I, soon J@9s,.1i9'
convincing proof s-- skeleton was
ttat sf s.. J1.5sill, vino .iNed a5oif 29''
years ettsr Carist and who .1e''
lurt..e 9 1ho persecuti..s.s OF IS
.iane. Which were a11aoriZe,. ,.ie
Ror7sr e.a3eross ot cat era.
The ,ody of St. Justin vas removed
(rol,. ;...n catacomhs in 1896 BY osdel
vi Iora poul V, and tree years iate1
Anta-,:c Tn:cno o'.aiIled permission
tc remove it to 1io9..celio. Eor :aoT'
than & century 70 one ne .:I.a#l
where the body vas and its G.5loFeT.
t .,,o,oforo var. .rc clcOple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24

OFFICE: goo West Barraque Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congress.

Fer Congress.
Sixth District-Joe T. Robinson, OF
Lonoke county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-24

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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-06-05
Oliver Denies the Story.

A special from Washington to the
Spokesman-Review says that Senator Du-
bois had filed with post Office department,
letter from Thomas Oliver of Nezperce
in which Oliver offers 5000 cash if the
Senator will secure him the position as
post master at Nezperce. Oliver was
rached at Nezperce by telephone this
morning and makes strenuous denial
to the charge. Mr.. Oliver said: II
never wrote such letter to Senator
Dubois nor did any of my friends. If
such letter has been received by Sena-
tor Dubois it is forgery and was writ
ten with malicious intent"
Mr.. Oliver and Mr.. Hardwick are both
aspirants for the post Office at Nezperce
and both have petitions on file in the de.
partment.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-06-05

Grant Timing, who is now running on
the main line between Spokane and
Ellensburg. has taken Conductor Smith $
run on the Clearwater Short Line this
week while he is engaged in packing up
| to move his family and household effects
to Spokane.
Felix Warren and family have moved
to their ranch Craig mountain for the
summer. Mr.. Warren will after Jnly
take charge ofthe lewiston Cottonwood
| stage route. He secured the contract
under the new regulations which give the
people along the route advantage free
rural delivery. y
Geo. c. Peck and Ed and AL Uhler of
Nespelem, Oregon reached Lewiston
Sunday enroute to Thunder Mountain.
Mr.. Peck says that this Is only the ad-
vance guard from Nespelen camp which
which will be almost deserted this sea-
son on account of the stampede to the
Idaho gold fields.
Miss Deniston teacher in the Clarks-
ton schools left for the Spokane hospital
today. She has been suffering from
fever. After she gains strength she will
return to her home at Fox Home, Min
nesota. She is accompanied by her
brother Bert Deniston who has been
visiting with Mrs. Hattie Custer a sister
living in Vineland.
William Wright has decided to retire
from active business. He has leased his
blacksmith shop to c. F. Grimm. Mr..
Wright has been engaged in business in
Lewiston for the past IS years and retires
on a competency. Mr.. Grimm has been
engaged in the blacksmithing business at
at the old Barton stand and took charge
of the Wright shop June I.
There is no time like the present one
to have your eyes attended to. If you
require glasses or not you will be in
formed one way as quickly as the other. |
It you require glasses you should by all
means wear them. When DR.. Ingalls, fits
them to- you. yon do not have to change
Or pay out more money for distant vision. |
He carries his own lenses and can fit you |
At once. Examination and consultation |
free at Hotel Grand until the 2sth.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-06-05

The Caecelian society closed its work
for the year with an open meeting at the
PRESBYTERIAN church Tuesday night. A
delightful program was rendered on that
occasion. Miss Grostein, Miss Waldman
and Mr.. Monteith gave the vocal solos
and their selections were heartily en-
cored by the delighted audience. The
program opened and closed by a chorus
from the society that pleased all lovers Of
good music.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-06-05
ABSTRACT SHEET FOR NEE PIERCE COUNTY

Prepared BY Il. <. Barnett. Abstractor. For
Week Ending June 5.
Patent-U. S. to Edward Albright lots,
5. 6. II and II. sec. S. tip 33nrIw B m.
DREDs-Isia S. Bruce and wife to John
G. Berry, 8 acres in the NV OF of sw or
SEC II tp 36nraw B M; consideration
fra.
Prince f. Stookey. probate Judge, to
Melvin +. Burgess, lots S and block II
town Of Nezperce; consideration A.ss.
VIM. H. Skinner. mayor, to Mary
Dent, lot block Al, city Of Lewiston.
A. w. Kroutinger. sheriff to ]. B. Nor.
ris ct al, lots Ia and S block a Clear
water addn. city of Lewiston; considera.
ton 1908 So.
G. A. Alisky to f. c. Smith, half of
&c ar sec l, n half Of ne or "a sec 26 tp
So r6 " B m and half Of sw ar and
lots 6 and and sw Or Of sc or sec and
NV or Of ne Or aud ne Or of NV or and
lot sec 7 tip ssnrsw B m; considera-
ton 81.
G. w. Knowles to f. G. Smith, sw ar
and sw qrsof Sc ar sec s. and n nalf of NV
Or aud NV Or of ne or sec / and lot and
half Of ne or and sw ar and ne Or sec
II tp IS nr6w m, also lots Lag and
nv at OF ne Or sec as tp IS mr. s W B m;
consideration fIo.
E, G. Smith Ist party, Frank w. Ket.
tenhach and William F. Kettenbabh, Jr.,
ana parties, Frank W. sKettenbach. 3rd
party, same land bed aboue;
consideration tIo. ssRa -
w. H. Holcomb - Nife to John T.
Kay. lots ) and 4 beoc1re Holcombs list
Subdivision OF lot - Acres, city Of
Lewiston; cons'derl Rssss
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-06-05
Main Street, Lewiston

Mrs. Ray Walker left on the Tuesday
morning train to visit her relatives in
Lacester. Wisconsin during the summer.
VIM. Scribner passed through the city
Tuesday from Asotin enroute to Spokane
where he will spend q vacation of six
weeks. =
Work was begun this week on the
armory building. The new structure is
located on the Hill east of the Normal
School.
Mrs. Henry Wax returned home to
Grangeville Tuesday. She has been
visiting with her mother Mrs. Biunard
for some time.
Jay Woodwork has resigned his posi-.
ton as deputy auditor of Shoshone
county aud will return to Moscow and
engage In business.
Miss Georgia Reed who has been
visiting Miss Edna Baird Of this city for
some time returned to her home in
Crangeville Monday.
Bishop Clorieux Of Boise who has been
visiting Father Post since Saturday last
left yesterday for Eesmet Mission tor a
visit to the Indian Schools.
The Lewiston Milling company began
operating again this week. The mill had
been Chased for some time to effect some
changes in the machinery.
M. Donzac has purchased from Wesley
Steele the building and business formerly
owned BY him and has again engaged in
conducting the Log Cabin saloon.
Mrs. Il. M. Rose left for Pullman wn.
today where she will join her husband
who left two weeks ago to take charge of
his Merry Co-Round" At Moscow.
D. s. Dent sold So acres Of land yester.
day to the Idaho Investment Banking
company the consideration being $500.
The land lies southwest of the city and
includes the site Of the pest house.
F. B. Lawrence, = timber locator in
Oro6no, came down yesterday and re-
turned. He reports about 400 men in
the timber At present looking for claims.
The land Office business in Lewiston
for the month Of May consisted Of s,
homestead 6liugs. a final proofs and IS
cash entries. The total receipts were
tI3.66a.8a.
II. V. Edwards and Jack Biddiuger,
mining men Of Telluride, Colo. started
Tuesday for Elk City to work group Of
claims which they have secured under
bond and lease.
Ike Binnard is in town visiting his
relatives. He has been filling position
with the Goldstone Mercantile Co. At
Cottonwood for the last eight mouths.
He will return to his work soon.
Wesley Steele LEFT Monday for vi.i.
to his farms on the reservation. He re.
Gently purchased several hundred acres
near Melrose and he is making prepara.
tons to stock the farms with cattle.
] Charles Fish and family left Tuesday
for Spokane where they will spend !
months vacation. Mr.. Fish has sold his
barber shop the Log Cabin to Carlson
and Manley. proprietors Of the Imperial
Shop.
! Word was received this week that I'd
Pearcy was serioualy i'll at Los Angeles,
California. Miss Pearcy received q
telegram from the attending physician
that there was but slight hopes Of her
fathers recovery.
The sheep shearers at the Thiesseu
campo will complete their work this week
and the total tor this years clip will b
about 10000 pounds. Mr.. Thiessen has
now ON hand three years wool cipa total
OF nearly 100000 poands.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-06-05

Jno Noble Of Orofuo was In the CITY
Wednesday
Mrs. r. L. Afford is visiting friends in
Walla Walla.
Geo. Tannahill went to Moscow yester-
day on legal business.
AL Smith has returned from trip to
the Clearwater pine belt.
N. B. Holbrook returned to his home
ct Juliaetta this morning.
n. l.. Goldsmith was in the city from
his home at Spalding Tuesday.
Mias Mae Wildenthaler is visiting
friends In Palouse City this week.
Attorney I. N. Smith went to Moscow
to day. He will return this afternoon.
Strawberries are selling at retail at two
boxes for a5c and at whole sale at 81 4
crate.
Attorney 6. l.. Mcdonald left Tuesday
afternoon to look over the white pine
section.
The funeral Of the late B. r. Morris
has been fixed for Saturday afternoon at
7p. m.
Herb Cole has returned from an out
Ing on Cottonwood creek. He reports
6ne ashing.
Dr.. F. l. Hinkly has gone to Spokane
70 attend the meeting Of the Inland Med.
ical society.
Mrs. ]. N. McCaffery left yesterday for
Walt with friends and relatives At Lind,
Warrington.
Attorney R. +. Mcfarland made
trip 70 Kootenai county this week on
legal business.
Professor Hunter and Randall and
Rev. Pine returned Monday from the
white pine section.
Miss Grace Weisner came yesterday to
spend the summer with friends and
relatives near Waha.
Ward Farnsworth retained to Leuore
this afternoon. HE has been visiting
with his family in the city.
Harry Madgwick began work this week
on the contract to build $asoo house ON
the Hin for Dr.. G. G. Philips.
injury Dupel has purchased brand
new hack from the Fletcher Hardware
Co. for HE Asotin stage lire.
NJ. and Mrs. Joseph Robnett have re.
turned to Portland after short yisi,
With their con Clarence Robnett.
Judge James w. Poe left Saturday
morning FOX Kansas City where he will
Y visit with his brother fos . month.
Marios U. Huston Of Mt. Pleasau,
Michigan hss taken charge ofthe cente,
chair 1t the Imperial Barber Shop.
Robert Eib leA today for Crangevill.
and interior points where he will repre-
sent the Cash Hard Ware Company.
U. s. Attorney R. v. Cozier is in tn,
city visiting with his family who are tn.
guests Of 1. +. Forbes for the week.
Miss Dunlope returned yesterday with
Miss Joshlin Of Juliaetta who has beer
visiting in the city the last few days.
Dr.. B. Morris returned Yesterday from
: three months visit east where he At,
/ tended course Of lectures 1t St. Louis,
6. W. Mount and wife have gone tc
New York city. Mrs Mount will spend
the summer visiting friends in the east.