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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14
WARM
TIME in
CORVALLIS
The Sunday Excursion
Brings Aggressive
TOughS TO Town
Want TO Open the Saloons as
a Special Mark of Honor
in Celebration of
Their Visit

Corvallis has had lot to talk
about since last Sunday. The spec
tacle OF a street melee in which fists
were freely used by anywhere from
20 to 80 men, and in which, perhaps,
a score Of men were knocked down. is
n fruitful theme OF discussion. To in
crease the interest. one man lost a
part OF his ear. and claims that some
Corvallislte bit II on. He is a Port.
lander.
The Sunday excursion brought the
row. Fifty or 100 of the excursion
lists were maudlin drunk. They looked
for more bugjuice thronging about
the closed saloons in the vain effort
10 find II. and assaulting FIRST the front
and the back doors. all Of which were
closed. Some OF the saloon. owners
fully expected to see their closed
doors crushed in at any moment when
the demand for liquor was at It's
height.
Enraged az conditions they found.
the drunken contingent iocked on the
street and stood ready for a row. They
took advantage OF Chief Alexander's
order to the Salyationists 10 leave the
street. and interfcred to prevent. He
called on friends for assistance, and
within a few minutes fists were in use
"a. Ill HNaaH NrHna
among those who went to the rescue
OF the chief He clinched with one Of
the men who confronted the chief in
a threatening attitude Subsequently
the Portland turned up with a portion
OF his ear gone. and his friends claim
that MIR. Porter bit II on Many other
people say that the thing was done
by a drunken Portlander.
Meantime many other Corvallisites
were engaged In the fray Robert
Campbell. who lives near the saw
mill. though a man OF perhaps more
than go. became as young as any OF
them. and In the course OF a very few
minutes his good right arm had laid
out six or eight OF the toughs. Hi'
strenuous defense OF his town has
since came In for many a generous
compliment Many other local towns
people had To fight One or two %
them got knocked down, but In the
main Il was the badly behaved visitor
that got cracked heads. Il was sever
al minutes before the hghting hnall'
ceased Afterwards the crowd stoo'
sullenly about, and when Mr. Porte
left Kline's store, and attempted Il
make his way home. the crowd close
around him. threateningly He wa
accompanied by Roy Raber, and bot
We're armed. As the crowd closed MI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14

Henry c, Kink has been installed AS
president q oberlin O.. college
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14

And SO ! stand before you ain
In modest youthful state.
Bacillus OF Democracy,
Microbe Of candidate.
A pistol in the arsenal.
The Seeding of a gun.
But can down my opponent
II
Hermann
Cannot
Run.
The azure skies OF Oregon
First met my youthful gaze.
| grew amongst its towering hills.
Its canyons purpling haze.
| ami nothing else-I am
Ola Webioots Native Son.
And rn beat old Binger badly
n
Hermann
Cannot
Ruf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14
Friday Evening.

II you have not already Fss.D,
seat for the oratorio Socieg y
day. the 18th. you had better y.
to Wills Music Store and DO |" y
II will be the musical even
season. The two oratorios ae =
different in composition, the ~
Adonis" being a bright sparAD.s
position, while "The RedemPu
as one musician expressed u
timely sOrowful."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14

The fire department was called TO
No. 22l Commercial street last night
about s o'clock 10 hght chimney
blaze. The department was not need.
ed as the IRE was out by the time
the boys arrived.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14
strona,s Bakery

And restaurant is salems
ing house. This house 10
by everybody. The best se''"
can be had.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14

Mr.. Dom Zan has a rieh
voice and you will miss
treat if you fail TO hear h'H
evening in "The Redempuon'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14

wEsTERE TIMBER AssoIlaats. as't'.'I
Room 9 Chamber Commerce. si.s III ID,
Hesda1aTfers for yellow, y slHs lIHosiii
claims. We guarsnlss ~ o.
AS agreed or refund YOU "a a o.
for the sale OF large II.1,Ss ,Sssssfs
solicited. We have Iss ssTFR si PIiS
Reference at Title ..s. 81
Trust Company ro.' r..,.g
Chamberlain ana
State Dunbar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

Estaba de tai manera persIadido
ell cochero de que tenfa que ha-
berselas con un huesped de 10 calle
de Jerusalem, que respondio lsco-
nicamente sin vacilar a todas
las preguntas que lie hizo Rocam'
bole. que continue: "A que ndme-
70 de esa caller
Al dCce.
sSe quedaron allfp
ST. ailf descargaron Ia maleta.
-iOfsteis alguna cosa?
HI hombre grueso di1o sl por-
tero: <A1uf esta mt madre. Ia
viuda Brisedoux. que viene de
Normsndia
e ta bien, contest6 Rocambo-
le, Que Saba ya cusnto lie intere'
saba; miranda al cochero afiadio:
va veremos si habeis dicho la YER
dad.
Con los datos que lie habfs pro-
porcionado el cochero. marchose
Rocam bole . Montmartre. con m
nuevo dis frax, q tomar ell Omnibus
de In bsrrera Blanche, y en- Ia
Madeleine cambio por otro, su-
biendo al que iba & Gros Gallon,
ape9ndose en- los alrededores de Ia
Escuels militar. Fra eDtonces 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

de noche. y ell gas solo reem plaza
ba de una manera impslfects, en-
aquel bsrrio desierto, . la lux del
sol. La calle de 10 Iglesia, que
cuents muy pocos amos de exlsten-
cia, no estaba adm urbanizsda. y
Dor todos lsdos no Sc vefsn mas
Que solares cercados de vallAs, ca
sas en- construction y otras que
ann no estaban habitadas. La se :
f1alada con el n1mero doce. TENTS
tres pisos, en- 81 puerta. en- un
cartel6n amsrillento sc lefa: Sc
dlq,alan gabfnetes anusbiadOs. No
vacil6 R1cambole y llsm6. Abriose
Ia puarts, y el portero asomo Z
traves del huoco Ia cabe1a adornA.
ds con unas gafas. y pregunt6:
@sQue deseAbais?
-Dispensadme: sno % este el
n1mero doce2 respondi6 CON hu-
mildad Rocnmboie.
ST.
-Pues eDtonces sqnf es donds
me envfa mi amo. Sc llama Brise-
doux. sAsdi0 Rocambole tcdo
evento.
~-Esta bien: precisAmo. % vtvs
81 ms1re en- Ia casa, dtjo ell porte
70.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

desm los ojos; solo
que entes me 10 vas contar TODD.
--Todo. hiio mfo, dijo la viuda,
que, habiendose reconciliado con
Rocam bole, lie cont6 al pie de La
letra tcdo 10 que saba y va hemos
dicho; es decir, de que manera ha-
cfa tres dfas habfa llegado Ventu
ra una noche a su casa y rompto
uu sobre sc enter6 de la carta
Que contenfa. Cont6 ademas que
volvi6 al dia slguiente para bus.
carla instalarla en- Gros -Catllou
dioiepdola: -Creo que tengo an ml
poder q Rocambole.
No Saba q punto flo los medios
Que podrfa emplear Ventura para
descubrir a R0cambole, nj como
hsbfa encontra 30 sus huellas; pero
6ete 10 comprendio, djciendose que
Ventura hab Ease eDtsrsdo del
conteuIdo de Ia carta de BacsrS al
duaue de Salandrera, y las dltlmas
paIAbras fueron para ell como un
rAyo de luz. Me dijo que ahora es
cochero y que vive en- una casa
muy rica; este porque asf le con-
viene para nuestro asunto, anadio
| Ia vieia como conclusion.
| -,PardieT! Ese cochero del du'
/ quo que arrastra In pierDs derecha
| es Ventura -. DEBT haoerle reco-
H pocido. Vamos, mama: We reco.
gicndo tu equipsje.
H -SMe he de tr contjgo?
Il Esta noche no: msnana.
Il IA d0ndeP
II -IPalabra de honorl A Re de
Rocamhole, al que tanto qnieres.
Il ~Pero Iy Ventura3
Il -Si viene lie dices que no me
H has visto.
II -;Comprendidol
AYl lie hablaras como antes, de
H perseguirme.
4 -lPobrs hljo mfol exclsm6 la
viejs llepandosesa los oios de aqua.
II -Adi6s, hssta mafiana; buenes
noches dijo Rocsmbole. Y echo
una pelotilla de pspel sobre la ca
ma. ESQ para rape. Z ara IN bi.
ll-te de qlinientos frances. Aorszo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13
A LA PICOTA
| Y

tidario que sea de la violencia. que NJ
se indigne y Sc sOnroje ante tanto afro
| pello tanta barbaridad.
RedublicaDOs federales 10 miraT
con horror; federales Y republicanOs lie
| tomen, pOrque en- aquel hombre no exis
tie mas que ell espiritu de la maldad ele
vadO Su infinita pOtencia.
Jamas he visto un ser que goce tan
to en- ell NAL agenO como este ser des-
preciable Y sin cOnciencja.
LOmbrOsO encOntrarla Ell aquella
cabeza deforme, luminosos datos para la
escuela criminalista, v Ner0n no ten
dria Inconvenience en- brindarle IN abra-
20 de hermanO.
70 suplico al honorable Attorney en-
nOmbre del pueblo de Patillas, en- nom.
bre de la dignidad de mi pals Y en- nom
bre de esa bandera glOriOsa, que deere
te la cesantla de ese individuO, pOrque
asi 10 pide un pueblo que no puede so
pOrtarlO.
no hablO sugestionado por mis- ma
turaIes enconos, nj guiado pOr intencio'
DeS politicas, no. Me impOrta POGO que
sea iuez un republican, un federal,
con tai que sea un hOmbre dignO ca
ballerescO.
Es mas: entire eSOs federales aquili.
bPistas embOZadOs como Jesus Mar
quez. COrcino Rodriguez y otros, prefie'
70 a republicanOs como JustO ROmague'
ras, Rodrigo Suarez. los Capella, etc por
Ell solo motive de que Ell esas manos es
taria la mOralidad pdblica mas garan
tizada Y la justicia menOs escarnecida.
Habo al Hon. Attorney despu6s de
haber investigate la conciencia publica,
despues de haber recogido ell parecer de
mi pueblo despues de haber oido por
An Rol0 oil
azote el peor yugO que puede impO'
nerse la sOciedad de Patillas.
No hay adversariO del Juez que no
tiemble ante su presencia; va he vistO
que SO han impuesto % dollars de muta
a Enrique BeggliO p0rque declar0 como
testigO en- favor de don Bernardo Nerles;
yo he vistO multar con 10 dollars un
infeliz ancianO pOrqde vendi0 don
Bernardo Merle una cuerda de terrenO
| SIN pedi1' pe1711iSO para venderla!!; yO
he viStO imp0ner sin eScrupulOs 50 y 90
dias de carcel 20 Y 100 dollars de null
ia a individuOS que no necesitaban mas
de un corrective; yO he viStO, en- fin,
cosaS tan bArbaraS en- ese JuzgadO que
llenO de indignation y de verguenza me
he explicado la ley de Lynch y he Pc
dido a, DiOs un rayO que destruya de un
solo gOlpe la cabeza de los despOtas
Si un sujeto dc estas condolences
sigue ocupando Ell Juzgado de Paz de |
Patillas despues que el Hon. Attorney
lea las denuncias que Ie presento, habre |
de- conyencerme que no nay ley nj JUS |
ticia, nj demOcracia, y que 81 DiOs existe |
Dios esta desantendidO mpletamente |
1e las cOsas humans.
FRANCISCO CERYONI.
MaunabO, JUNO 3 2902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

Enterado ell Juez de que alguien in
tontaha recO0er esOs datOs para prObar
tantas irreQularidadeS mand0 Bautlsta
CSeIv una nueva cOpia del juicio para que
u frmara, en- que aparecia la palabra
.coillfp l,enLeS& intachada limpIa lin
do que en- case de una investigation, po
ner salvO. con su astucla la falsedad
oue antes habia cometldo.
Rautista Gely Sc dej6 enganar y fir
nl II nueva acta, perO el aditOrio de
anueI dia no SO ha enganadO y ell testi
monio de ese auditOriO pesa mas Ell Ia
ronciencia del Attorney que Ell tOdos los
culebreOs de Ia astucia
De suerte que 81 ei Honorable Attor
new manda a lufo:mar al Juez de PaS
III patiIlas sObre Ia denuncia que hoy
il presento e Juez quedara liVpio de
resDOnsaoiIidad y yO que0are .0aJo un
procesO por perjuro; perO 20 supllco al
honorable Attorney que no mande mi
denuncia int0rmes, por que este asunto
esta arregladO de un mOd0 tan limplo
que tiene tOdas las aparienclas dc la
legalidad.
Abra ell Honorable Attorney una IN
vastipaciOn minuciOsa, preguntesele 90
"a Jacinta Sains, q don B9utlsta Gely y
j todo ell pueblo pOr la sentencia do aquel
iuiciO ent0nces sabra la yerdad lntegra
escueta.
81 eI Honorable A ttOrney quiere
sDrOvechar la OCCASION para redlmlr
patillas de una autOridad que es una
playa, esa misma cOmislon InYestigadora'
9ne nulse Ia opinion general del pueblo,
1ne tome ell parecer de la sociedad ente
"a tOdOs, absOutamente t0dOs, Supll-
earemOs al Honorable Attorney que nos
libre de un sujetO que no puede ser Juez
nor Ia incOmpatibilidad que exlste entire
Il augusta representation de Ia Justicia
v Ia asouerOsa representation de la NAL
dad
En- dias pasados un tai Julian de San
tia1O denunciG Juan LebrOn no SO pOr |
oue causa On que Lebr0n lleVaba la |
neor parte segun el mismO confieZa, pc
70 81 Juez le ~arregl6 la cosa~ pOr seis |
pesos de modo que el asuntO quedara |
oculto en- la inpunidad.
Aver ell Juez Ie mando cObrar los |
seis dollars Juan Lebr6n le envi0 cua
trO con una carta cuya cOpia pude con |
seguir que dice asl;
Senor Juez de Paz de Patillas:
Muy senior mio: Tengo ell gustO de |
enyiarle con mi hijo Ia suma de cuatro |
pesos: el resto ser4 despues, motive |
que hoy no tengo los OtrOs dos.
Sin mas NADIA s. S. s.,
JUAN LEBR0N.
Maunabo, JUNO de 1908.
De suerte que este juez SO ha yendi-
do por seis pesos un hOmbre que des
ciende q tan bajO nivel esta mas a pro
p6sito para tejer medias en- un penal
que para desempenar un juzgadO de paz.
No hay un ser Ell Patillas, por par
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13
E D 10 T OS
Por ell presente mi anico edicto

Por ell presente mi tnico edicto que
sc insertara en- ell peri6dlco La DEMO
CRAcrA: Hago saber: Que en- las ligen
cias promovidas en- este Jrzgado por ell
letrads don Rafael Arce Rollet a nom
bre de don Nepomuceno Flores Castro,
Sc ha dispuesto ell anuncio en- dlcho pc
riodico. de que ell referido don Nepomu
ceno Flores Castro, solicita Sc convler-
ia en- inscription de dominic, La possession
de la fnca que ee describira fin de que
los que Sc consideren peri udicados pue
dan oponerse en- et plazo de ounce dlas
naturales. conforme & 10 dispuesto en- ell
artfculo 80 de la Orden Judicial de de
Abril de 1899: la scr'pccion de la I'm
ca es la siguiente:
R2zstlca: sta en- ell barrio de BARGE
loneta lugar denominado la <Biza> termi-
no de BarceIoneta antes, hoy Manatf
compuesta de una hectarea, noventa y
una Sreas, cincuenta y nueve centlar ss.
colin dante por el Este con ell rio Manatf.
por ell Oeste cen don Esteban Demlras.
J Julian Cortes el camiuo que conduce al
referido poblado. Nor el referldo Dem1-
rAs Y por ell Sur con dona Isabel Caballe-
ro de Mass >y.>
7 con ell fin de que ell que Sc crea
con algun derecho sobre el inmueble des
critic, que quiera oponerse. ppede etec-
tuarlo en- ell tefmino sefalado, hbro ell
presente en- Manatf & de JUNO de 1908.
JUAN RAMOS CAsELLAs.
ANTONIO POMALEs.
l5-o Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13
TIE pasare una renta.

-Te pasare una renta.
-Siendo asf te voy contar to-
do, dijo la viuda.
va 10 adivino, respondi6 Ro-
cambole.
-5El qu62
Que me vas & h&blar de Ven
turs.
-lPillastrel Cuando me acuerdo
que sale de squf y que me hizo pro-
meter :. Pero no tiene Dada de
particular: estsba bien queiosa de
tf -. enfadsda.
-iDiantrel exclam6 R0cambole.
La verdad es CUE habfa obrado
muy de Bgero.
-E'a es la pslabrs. dlio Ia viz
da Ficart.
~sY te hizo iurarP
Que se 10 contSria TODD al cu
rioso 0uez de tnstrucci6u.)
-IBah va le arreglaremos su
cuenta. Vamos yer, mama: y
4que fue 10 que te prometio?
~-Ha comprado este hotel.
-SLa cAsaP
- No: ell estsblecimiento, la
h0spederia.
-iY te la di6P
No, pero deutro de ocho dias
la regentare. 80. IPillsstress Solo
que. peor para el.... te 10 Voy
d decir todo.
-Df, mama.
- Estaba ofendids contlgo.
-lBahl
Y me dijo que ell dfa siguien
be
-Sf, del en- que me ssgoran (gui'
llotinaran): INC es estor
ESQ eS.
--Pues bien: que al dia siguien
te GaueP
Que 10 pondria TODD en- N
nombre.
Ventura es un bestia, mama
dijo fTfamente Rocambole.
sLo creeis ssi2
-lPardlezI 81, y soy yC qaien t
va car una casa establecida qu
vale unos sesepta mil frances
produce siete. Y Ia FipRrt abri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL Eg MORovIS

En- poder del gecino don Jose del
Rio sc encuentra depositado un caballo
rucio blanco, de cinco y media ouartas de
alzada, Grin Y cola escasa, paso devanado
Y trote. como de ocho amos de edad, sin
msrca nj senas psrtioulares, ell cual tue
sncontrado en- la fnca de don lonso del
Rio hace tres dias.
Lo que Sc hace publico para que ell
que sc crea dueflo de dioho asimal, con-
curra esta Al aldfa dentro del termino
de Qa1ipoce dias con los documentos que
acredite gu propiedad, pues en- case con
trario pasado este termino, Sc vendera
en- publica subasta con arreglo las dis
posiciones vigentes.
Morovis, Mayo 26 de 1908.
PEDRO J. RIVERA %
15-ll Alcslde Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13
Joaquin GaIabert

II JABON /! liJABON /! Maohos
afios de praotioa. Cosumo considerable,
Las lavanderas 10 preferen cualquiar
otrs marcs,
Calla de Pixarro. Areoibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

CERTIFICADOS o BONOS de d9bi-
tOs de ayuntamientos. Compra venta.
---CoNRADO PALAU-San Juan. p. &.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

NO HAY calzadO de sonora mas ele'
gante duradero que el de %La Maya
0uezana.1 - San Juan, San JustO II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13
Acadia Municipal de Camuy

Desde esta fecha y por ell termino que
la ley sefala queda expuesto al pub'lco en-
las paroles exteriores de La slcaldfa ell
proyecto de presupuesto para el a1lo fiscal
de 1908 1904.
Camuy Mayo 27 de 1908.
LAURENTINO ESTRELIA
AlcdIde. 1910
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

Lag boInbxs xCAME :.
RON, no son Las que cues.
tan mspos perO son las mas
ratxs. Lac de- mejor cons.
trnccioo y mnteriales, las
mas senc,lis- y las mas du
eadarae: trmha Jan libros do
toto lnovimi.nto complicA.
DO y uon el minimum da
friecion y gasto de- vnpor
81 obtieue al maximum DIS
rasulr&do.
Para Catalogos & infor-
mes dirigirse al que su-.
crire, asl como como tam
hieu psrs toda ciaso d1
inform.s con respoctO =
m stsrial~a Y mequtnarsa
para Ingenios y Hsci-nd IA
pros uctoras do azucAr.
.x.vnSA~A~ "Ava xaa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-13

De suerte que este juez SO ha yendi-
do por seis pesos un hOmbre que des'
ciende tan bajO nivel esta mas pro
p6sito para tejer medias en- un penal
Que para desempenar un juzgadO de paz
No hay un ser Ell Patillas, por par
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
B. j. Moore is in Omaha to
day on live stock business.

Died, at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith, of this city, Nov. |, 1903,
Harry Smith, aged 20 years, ]
month, IL days, after a linger-
ing illness of about three years.
The deceased was born near
Woodbine, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1883,
bat moved with his parents to
this city at an early age where
he has won for himself the
highest respect and love of all
who knew him. About IL a. m.
he called his friends and rela-
tives who were present to his
bedside and told them good bye
with Gods blessings, saying he
was willing if it was Gods will
to go and begged them not to
mourn him. He leaves a father,
mother, one brother and two
sisters, besides other relatives
and a large circle of friends to
mourn his loss.
Funeral services to be held
from the Baptist church Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment in Rose Hill cemetery.
George Culavin is in Wood
bine today on business.
P. j. Pagan lisa Council Bluffs
business visitor today.
DR.. Price, of Logan, was the
guest of friends in the Valley
over Sunday.
Dave Hearn is in the Valley
for a short visit with relatives.
He says he may make his future
home in this city.
Mrs. r. G. Sherwood is re-
ported better today.
w m.McCune, of Norfolk, is
in the city the guest of friends
for a few days.
G.. II. Blackman will run a
special tourist car from Mo.
Valley to Spokane and ir ter
mediate points about the last of
November. If you are thinking
|of going west see him.
VIM. Egan, of Cincinnati tp.,
was in the Valley today on Eu-
Isiness.
Bruce Fleming is in Omaha
today on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Attention
Farmers.

Why remain In the North
and stay IN doors SIX months
III the year consuming what
you RAISE during the other
SIX months?
20 South where You can
WORK cut doors every month
Ill the Year, and where you are
producing something the year
round Iii you are u stock
raiser you know yonr stock
are nov "eitlng their heads
off" and. besides, have to be
protected from the rlgors of
win'er by expensive shelter.
Economical stock feeding
requires this combination of
bolh fl .sh- forming and fat
forming foods in certain pro-
portions. Alabama and Flor
ida produce in abundance the
velvet mean and cassava, the
fl at flash producer, anothe
latter u fat producer, and they
are the cheapest and best fat
tenning III Iterials known to
the world.
More money can be made
and with less labor, in general
farming, fruit and berry
growing and truck gardening
along oar road in the South
than in any other section of
the Union.
If you are Interested and
desire further information on
the subject. address
c. A. PARK,
GenI. immigration & Industrial Agt
Louisville & Nashville R. R. Co.
LOUlSYIL LIE KY.
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). J. Spracklin, of Freeport,
S. D., is visiting friends in the
Valley.
j. H. Dimmick returned from
Council Bluffs last night, where
he had been all week on bust
ness.
Mrs. N. 3. Updike and child
rem, of Omaha, are in the Val
ley the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Babeoe!S, parents of Mrs.
Updike.
Geo. Dimmiclz is not SO we'll
today. He is in the Valley
doctoring for an liberated
tooth.
Born, to Nj. and Mrs. Fred
Hines, of Willow Park, yester-
Gay, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Egan
mourn the death of their in
FAINT son, who died last night at
their home in California June
ton. The burial will take place
at Blair, Neb. on Sunday, Nov
ember LIST.
Miss Margaret Coulthard
went to California junction
this morning to spend Sunday
with her parents.
Mail Agent Hinksis an Oma-
ha business visitor today.
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Mrs. Fred Mccullough arc
daughter Edna, are visiting
friend i'm Omaha.
Hal Newton leaves for Vino.
ra, Mimi, this evening for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Artl l1
Ellis and their new daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Burch,
If Lincoln, were over SUNDAY
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stowe.
Gene Deur came up from
ilenwood, Iowa, Saturday eve.
ming, for an over Sunday visit
With his parents in this city.
Jackson Meats, of Modale,
vas visiting friends in the Val
ey Sunday.
Mayor j, j. Amen and C. C.
Wllliamsreturned from Ncbras-
!Sa last night, where they had
been duck hunting for the past
zen days. 1t would keep a man
guessing to tell them from a
couple of Indians now. They
have a fine rich color.
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Mrs. M. p. Stevens left for
Norfolk yesterday for a visit
With her daughter, Mrs. Andy
Teal.
Fred Frazier, who has been
training horses at the Fair
grouds in this city for the past
nine years, will leave this week
for Harlan, Iowa, where he will
make his future home. The
Harlan people will find in Mr..
Frazier a first class trainer and
good citizen.
Mrs. John G. Fulmcr is in the
Valley the guestof her brother,
w. j. Lloyd.
Mrs. Morrison, of Council
Bluffs, is in the Valley the
guest of her mother, Mrs. John
Spaniel.
Mrs. II. H. Diclman is quite
sick.
Jack Rich, of Omaha, is Wis
iting friends in the Valley for
a few days.
Bernard Evans, who for nine
teen years has been foreman of
the upholstering department of
the railroad shops in this city,
resigned his position Saturday
evening and quit the employee
Of the company. Mr.. Evans is
one of the most competent up
holsterers in the west, and will
very likely open up a shop in
this city for that kind of work.
John L. Arp, of Kansas City,
is in the Valley the guest of
friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rabbit,
of Chicago, were visiting Valley
friends yesterday.
G.. H. Deur returned from
the north Saturday last, where
he had been on a timber deal.
Geo. H. Williams spent last
Sunday in Loveland, the guest
of his son.
Jerry Ward, boss painter in
the shops. where he had been
for fifteen years, laid down his
brush SATURDAY evening and quit
the employee of the railroad
company, and will live on his
farm.
j. H. Demmick started on the
road today for the David Brad
ly Farm Machinery Co.