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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-03

The fame of Arthur c. Aiston's "At
the Old Cross Roads" company has
preceded it's coming. and it will be
greeted by large audiences when it
is presented here on Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday matinee and night
of next week at the Auditorium. The
tour of this play for the past two sea-
sons has been most successful, ex-
tending from coast to coast, and play
ing to enormous business everywhere.
It's engagement at the Grand opera
house. New York city, broke the rec
ords of that big playhouse, which is
noted for its enormous receipts, the
theater during it's entire stay turning
people away at every performance.
The cast Is a magnificent one and
is again headed this season by Estha
Williams, who scored such a pro-
nounced hit in the leading role last
season. and James NJ. Brophy, the
well known romantic actor, who has
been re-engaged for the part of doc"
Kerr. Manager Aston has engaged
as special and an extra feature the
celebrated American Four quartet
This quartet. which is composed of
Messrs. Lyman +. Tucker Owen Nc
Cormack. Herbert Noble and Harry l..
Wilson, has been one of the most ex-
pensive of vaudeville headliners for
the past four or five years, and Man
ager Aston was so impressed with
their ability that he has signed a
five-year contract with them.
Herbert Kelley and Effie Shannon
will be seen at the Spokane theater
on Friday and Saturday evenings in
their greatest New York success
sherlock Holmes" This engagement
will no doubt be one of the social
events of the season.
The musical and also tho social
event of the season at the Spokane
theater will undoubtedly be the COM
| ing appearance of Nine. Nordica and
the Metropolitan orchestra of New
| York. Nine. Nordica Is without doubt
! Americas greatest singer, and with
an orchestra of 81 pieces to support
her. the music-loving public will have
much to delight in on the evening of
October 16.
| Mime. Nordica as soloist stands on
an equality with such noted singers
as Mime. Emma Eames. Nine. Sem
brich and Nine. Melba. The present
tour in concert will be one of the
most notable musical treats the west
has had. Her accompanying orches-
ira is conceded nv critics to h ora
OF the most successful musical or
CARNATIONS in the country. the music
being always of a most brilliant char
acter with great repertoire to draw
| from.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
Ell Polo NOrte
CAFE Y BILLAR--

Ell meior establecimiento de SUI cla-
Sc en- San Juan. Servicio esmera-
dismo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe, re-
frescos, y licores, de la mayor pu-
reZa.
% San Francisco 25
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
Dado atsohament y 4 oph1n De Il
Va apareci6 sQuellO

En- di&s pAsadosI .dimos cuenta de
q. se aataba levAntando ell plano del
editieio en- donde estkn instaladas
las ofieinas de correos, Attorney,
Conseio Executive, etc.
PArsee que todos y eada unos de
los jefes de oficinas fsdarales quieren
slA parte del leone en- las pr0pieda.
des de 10 isla, entire elias Ell bermoso
edifcio que construy6 10 provincia
con recursos propits. CON las Gee
bYes <aarramRa, que eran el terror
de los municipios.
Hoy quien SO sderramAD es oil 60.
bierno y probAblsm snte pasarkn al-
gunAs de aqnellas propiedAdes al
gobierno fsaeral.
Al efecto se estAn levantando nue.
vog pianos.
Con tal motive preguntamos, Isl
axisten 9qu6ilOs On el archivo de
Obras p1 olicas, hschos por ingenie-
ros expertos, 6 que hacer otros nu q
vos?
Por que no se sacan copiAs de los
primitivos, eConomizkndOse dinero?
Y qui6a psgA esos gastosP al pkfs
6 ell gobiernu fsderall Porque ten.
drfa que yer q se 10 isla hlciera 10
del sastre del campillo. que costs de
balde poIfa el hllc; este es, NOS
arrsDatan nuestras propiedades reci
bidas como botfn de una guerra que
nosotros no hicimosA nadie y, en- tan
injusto cas1, caki serfa hAeer un pa
pei ridfeulo que ps g6rAmos los pla
nor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
ReSQltadO de
Ia Investigation
en- ell Preside

Conirmamos nuastra ii fJrmaei6n
de aver, respeeto nj dictamen que
diera In eomisi6n invest 6 sdora en-
el Preside departmental, CON mo.
two de ciel tos cargOs que contra 10
administration de aicho penal se hi
cierRn & causa del 1ltimo sueego en-
que an connnado sali6 faera del es.
tablecimiento para matar GA no.
via, en- 10 Marina.
IA eomisi6n se ocupa de las ma
las condiciones higi6nicAs de dicho
eatablecimiento On el que hay mayor
ntmero de confnadoB de los que
realmente caben.
Ii vigilaneia no pueae ser extric
to en- las galeras en- one smontona.
dos duermsn los priaioneros.
Ri estableeimiento ess8 may dis.
tanta de reunir las condolences que
rsclaman eaifieios de tai fodole.
FaltA ventilaci6n y el piso estk en-
NAL estado.
Por otra pArte, los confnados CO.
zan de relativa libsrtad, desempe.
f1ando csrgos que debieran estar
eonfiAdos & particulares.
En- resumen, ell inf f5rma que es
extenso, no ofraes particularidaa
alguna que no sea c0noeids del pd.
blico. pues 90 sabido que los eata-
blecimientos psnales de 10 isla en- Ga
mayor parte no reunsn conditioner
de tales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
JUNTA LOCAL
de instruction Pdblica
DE AREOIRO

AsercAndoss In 6poca en- qus ha
dc proce aerse & IL provi Won de las
escuelas, y siendo muchAs los solicit
tudes que "a SO han presentAdo 4
esta Janta de- Iastracci6n, 6 fn de
que no se pusaa stribuir & prefsren'
cias nj 6 desairas 10 election 6 no
aceptaci6n de los profssorss 8 pro-
fesoras concurrentes; SO reeusrda:
que esta JuntA, al tomar possession
de su cargo acord6 que 10 election
de TODD professor 6 de toia profe.
sora, reeaerfa en- squellas personas
que, en- ga oportuniaaa, CON 10 pre-
sentaei61 de sus res peetivos tftulos,
aersditsn las mejores notas v con
eertifeacionss, oficiales 8 privadas,
les mejores prendas morales, ain
que para ell nombramisnto, irfuyan
en- eli Amino de 10 Junta, la dliaei6n
polftica del aspirante, las recomen-
daeiones de pareDtesco nj Las de 10
aEistad: que siena0 10 instruction
Ii fusnte de todo bien, hemos de
buscAr este bien libre de toda suges-
ton extra f1Sy exentos de todo pre-
iuisio pasional.
Con 10 solicitud BE acomps nara Ell
tftulo y demks atestAdos indieados.
Arecibo, Mayo Is de 1903,
FL PRESIDENTE
Juan q. Rodriguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
Renlate de DrendaS

Espl6udido rsmate de prendaa pre-
eiosas eli dia 80 del aetual, 6 las dos
ae Id tarda, en- 10 casa de pre- stsmos
de jose Bazaa Co. Fortsleza %.
La casa sigue hacienda sus ope'
raciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
Los iltOXiCa
dos de aver.

Ampliando nuastra Ultima hora de
aver. podemes decir que no solo fue.
ron into xieadas todas Las psrsonas
del Asilo de Maternidaa, si que tam
bieu vArias personas de 10 Gin Lad en-
nd nero de 18.
SIC cree q ae el envanenamisnto ha
" sIxu produeido por 10 leche, 4
causa de que dos psrsoaas del Hos.
pitAl one solo habfan tomaao por to
do Alimento Sicho lfqaiio, snffisron
Las mismas CON seeuanefss.
El rumor p6blico ssf1Ala como eau
90 de 10 descomposici6n de la leehs,
los taponss de cobre de las latas en-
que es condacida aquella.
Los intf xicados est6n faera de pc
ligro, hab 9ndosales lavado 6 todoa
el est6msgo.
bineta qsfmieo de la jan
tA S-ysrior de Saniaad, Sc est& prAc
ticando desde aysr an Iesonoeimien'
to en 10 lechs que puao ocuparse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
.. LAVAQUITA NEGRA u
SAN FRANCISCO 81

SAN FRANCISCO 81
En este bien surtido estRbleeimi0n
10, 6nico en- "a clsse puede decirse,
encontrafA ael p1blico exquisitos CO
f6, chocolate, refrek cos. licores, dul.
css, tabacos, eigarrillos 6 innnidad
de artfculos de primers elase. Msg'
nifico servicio.
LIMPIEZA, ESMERO. ACTIVI.
DAD Y CARINO CON Ell PA.
RROQULANO
Pueden sAborearse aquf los c6le'
ores GPAatelillos ,turcoss de carne y
uueso. Y nm Sjam6n en- vi1os, pero
iAm6n snon plus ultras. HAllacas y
pastelea los sabadoa y dominges; y
10 fAmosA LECHE BATIDAi espeelall'
dad de 10 caBa.
Propietario, Juan c. Santiago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
Certificates
0BonoS de d6bitOS.
d, ,AyuntarIli0ntos
CoMPRA Y VENTA.
CCNRhDO PRLHU.
GRAN S AS RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEzA 28. ALLEN ST. 29.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa cientela Trajes hechos en- to
das mediaas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas 1e-
uoveses, cuellos, punos, camisas Ne
glig3e blancas y de colores. Ca
nisas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros artfcalos
para C&balleros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
EDICTO
DON JU AN.MORERA MARTINEZ,
JUHZ PRESIDENTE DEL TRI-
BUNAL DEL DISTRITO DE
SAN JUAN

Hago saba: que en- ell expedisn.
te promoviao por dcfia Petrona Ri
vera de Luque sobrs declaration de
ausercia de su ssposo dom Antonio
de Lnque, se h dictado 10 providen.
cia siguiente:
ePaerto Rico, & treee de Mayo de
mil novscientos tres. Dada cuenta
CON Ell precedsnte eserito de Petrona
Rivera de Suqne en- el expedisnte
que tiene promovido sobre ausancia
de SD esposo don Antonio do Luque.
Por presentRdo los n meros que
Acempafia del psri6 lico sLa Cores
pondeneia de PaeYt, Rico.. en- que
Aparece 10 primera publication de-
los edietos ordenaao en- Ell provisto
de trece de Enero d,timo. H&gase
10 seguu&a publication cuidando de
espresar en- los nuavos edictos, CON
toaA clariaAd, que hasta ahora nadie
ha solieitado 10 administraci6n a de los
bienes del au sente. que absolatamen'
ts sa conocen. Lo seusrdan los Sc
nsres del Tribunal y rubriea el Sc.
nor Presidente; ce,tifico.. Y hs'
biendo solieitado Sd esposa dons
Petrona Rivera 10 administration
de los bienes perteneeientes & "a cd.
peso, se hace p6blico con ell FIN de
que los que se cream con mejor dere.
cho comparezean ante este Tribunal
en- Ell t6rmino de tres meses, 4 recla
marlos, CON los documentos CORES
pondientes.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mayo dtez
y nueve de mil noveeiautos tres.
Juan Morero Martiaez. -Luts Mendez
YAK. -SecretRrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-21
A los NOtarl0S

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
noeoloros 90 hacen la 6rden On
LA OoRRNsPOMDENOIAs,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
CONSISTENCY, A JEWEL
Trusts Creating Act Passed
BY the FusiOnists

During the last campaign the poll
teal orators of the fusion party had
much to say about trusts. They made
their voices ring to high heaven in
denunciation of the trust evil They
charged the Republican party with
fostering and protecting the trusts
and were quite severe in their re-
marks concerning the position the
Republican party assumed on the great
question. The fusion orators pro-
claimed to the world that their party
was against the trusts; that the plat
form of their party was very pro-
nounced in opposition to the trusts
and that the party was bitterly op-
posed to legislation in any way bene-
ieial to the trusts.
The election resulted in a fusion
victory. A legislature was elected
with an overwhelming fusion major
ity in both houses. That legislature
deliberately passed an act that cre-
ates trusts. That is the way the fu-
sion party kept one of the platform
pledges made to the people of the
State.
The Ledger made a gallant fight
during the recent campaign against
such work that the Nevada legislature
performed at Carson last winter and
today it emphatically condemns such
A measure as the Hardin corporation
act 1t is a Vicious piece of legis-
.ation. Nevada can now take a cnair
and sit down in the front row with
New Jersey, the spawning ground for
trusts, and the fusion party must be
acid responsible.-Ledger.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
Entertain Friendly Feelings

The Loveloek Argus, referring to
last Sundays baseball game, says:
The success of the Lovelock team
is in a large measure due to its bat
terry, Francis Reid and George Riddle.
Pitcher Reid had the little round
horse-hide package. accompanied by
splendid curves and speed, under fine
coutrol, and Fat" who seemed to
pick his batters out would signal for
the very ball the Winnemucca visi-
tors could not hit The other mem
bers of the Lovelock team played
their positions well, and at no stage
of the game did they think there was
any chance of losing.
The game was almost free from
wrangling and the best feeling pre-
vailed The Winnemucca team are
a gentlemanly lot of fellows and the
management of the home team are
pleased that the game went on as
smoothly as it did, and hope several
more such friendly comes may be ar
ranged during the summer.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
AMONG OUR
NEIGHBORS
What is Going on Through
out the County--At Para
disc and Kennedy
Kennedy, May 21.

Kennedy. May 81.
Mondays stage carried four passen-
gers.
Mr.. Duncan of Winnemucca is here
visiting for a few days.
While shoeing a horse the other
day, Mr.. Alger was so badly kicked
that he has been quite lame.
The weather has been quite un-
settled all week. Today we've had
snow interspersed with sunshine.
Fred Pearce came back from Win
nemucca Tuesday. He has entirely
recovered from his recent illness.
President Ranny of the Gold Note
Co., accompanied by Mrs. Ranney, ar
rived by private conveyance Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Will Pearce and children left
Wednesday for Silver City, Idaho, to
visit relatives for a month or two.
Mr.. Pearce went with them as far
as Elko.
Messrs. Tomblin and Smith arriv-
ed Tuesday from California They
came in the interest of the company
which owns the Hidden Treasure
and expect to spend some time here
making a thorough examination of
the mine.
Superintendent Vadner severed his
connection with the Gold Note mine
this week, and expects to depart Fri
day for other fields. His successor
Mr.. Hagg, arrived ON Tuesdays stage
and will resume his duties immed-
lately. We all wish both Mr.. Vadner
and Mr.. Hagg great success.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
j. E. Stubbs Coming

E. E. Winfrey, principal of the Win
nemucca public schools, yesterday re-
ceived a letter from ]. E. Stubbs, in
which he stated that he was arrang-
ing his plans so that he might visit
Winnemucca soon, but could not state
at this time just when the visit would
be made.
Mr.. Winfrey expects him some time
within couple of weeks, having had
some previous correspondence in re-
gard to his coming. While here Mr..
Stubs will deliver at least one lee
ture along educational lines in the
school building. Further announce
ment of his coming. and of the sub
Ject of the lecture will be made later
in the Silver State.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
WYMAN WAS IN TOWN
Man Who Is Going to New
York on a Bike

Geo. Wyman, the California wheel
nan, who is going by bicycle from
5an Francisco to New York, was in
.Einnemucca this morning, stopping
.or breakfast and to get a few ar
tcles in the way of repairs for his
wheel.
Mr.. Wyman left San Francisco last
.;unday morning, and will endeavor
O reach New York in forty days from
hat date. He has had rough expert
.nce SO far, and is two days behind
ais previously planned schedule. over
,fty miles of the journey had to be
made ON foot, and in many places deep
,now has been encountered. He VIII
follow the line of the S. P. and Union
Pacific to the Missouri river.
His vehicle is a motor bicycle OF
atest design, manufactured by the
,alifornia Motor company, OF san
francisco. who, in conjunction Win
The Bicycle World. sporting paper
r New York, are backing the young
rider in the enterprise. He is the
first rider to attempt a trans-con-
tinental trip on motor-propeiieo
wheel. and the results OF the trip
will be watched with interest In many
circles. II Wyman succeeds in reach
ing New York before the expiration
of forty days from the date OF start
ing he will receive $500; but in case
of failure, he is to receive only his
expenses.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23

tie Ben has dug out more bullion
than any other man, as he has kept
steadily at the work for the past fif-
teen years. Most of the bullion taken
out has been shipped 70 France, and
as Ben never tells what he is doing
the people have to guess at the
amount of ore that he has taken out.
The ledge matter that he is working
on is pockety and when he strikes
it, the bullion is produced by the
mortar plan. Every once in a while
the old man shows up here and gener-
ally with a bunch of bullion for the
mint All that Ben has to say of the
mine is that it is looking good.-Car-
son Appeal.
The Union Pacific railroad has filed
with the Interstate Commerce COM
mission its order to the answer of the
commission instituting an investiga-
tion of the alleged rebates of the Union
Pacific to elevators. The Union Pa
cific admits that it has an agreement
with the Midland Elevator company
at Kansas City and the Omaha Ele-
vator company at Council Bluffs, both
companies being representatives of
Peavy & Co., under terms of which
agreement the Union Pacific pays
IA cents per 100 pounds for receiv-
ing, transferring and handling all
grain which passes through these ele-
vators.
Detective Arthur Carey of New
York City and Detective Jerry Muir
ply of the Butte force, have a clew
which may lead to the arrest of the
anarchist Rosseau, who is believed to
have placed the internal machine on
the dock of the Cunard Liner Um-
bria May 2, while she lay at her docks
in the New York pier, or to have
caused it to be placed there before
nightfall.. 1t has been found that
Rosseau was in New York only a few
days ago and the police force hope
to land him soon. A posse of police
heavily armed, under the direction of
detectives, left Butte bound for Brown
Gulch. a gloomy ravine, situated in
the heart of the Rockies. 1t has been
discovered that Rosseau lived there
for several weeks up to a month ago,
when he bought his battery for his in
fernal machine and left the city.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
wNNEMUccA, SATURDAY EVENING MAY n 1908

came up suddenly alongside the horse
frightening him so badly he start
ed to run. At about the first lump
Engineer Crane made a flying leap
and managed to get in the rear of the
wagon, getting hold of the lines at
once. y
About this time the seat of the
wagon was thrown forward onto the
horses heels, frightening him further,
and then the cire1s began in earnest.
The horse evidently had an idea he
could win out, even with a late start,
and anyway he didn't propose to
throw the race But Mr.. Crane, while
more familiar with the controlling
mechanism of the iron horse than of
the giddy express steed, knew a
scheme or two the latter wasn't onto;
SO he tried the turn-table principle
and found 1t worked perfectly. With
all his strength he hung onto the
lines, guiding the plunging, jumping
horse around in a decreasing circle
in front of Mr. Merchants residence,
until he brought him to stop, sub
missive and winded.
Mr.. Crane retained his hold on the
ines, and, incidentally, on his self
possession, where many a man would
have let go of both, and by doing so
saved Mr.. Gilbert from considerable
Ioss.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
FROM PARADISE.

The people of Paradise and vicinity,
without exception, are cordially invit-
ed to cooperate with the Naomi
the observance on Decoration Day,
Rebecca Lodge, No. 6, l. v. o. F., in
Saturday, May 80. A committee of
three, Miss Ella Gilligan, Miss Liz
zie Schwartz and w. r. Kilburn, ap-
pointed at recent meeting, have ar
ranged the following program:
Members of the order and others
who may so desire, meet at the I. o.
o F. hall at 1870 p. N. and march
to the church when the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
National Song -. =. Congregation
Prayer ..... .... ..P. M. Palmer
Select Reading Miss +. Case
Recitation So. Miss M. Bradshaw
Male Quartette, The Song of the
Soldier" Messrs. Kilburn, Bradner,
Herald Harvey and Lewis Riley.
Recitation ...... -. Miss L.Byrnes
Select Reading 80. ..... Mrs. Mealey
Vocal Solo, McKinley's Memorial
Hymn, Nearer My God to Thee"
:. :. :. :. -. Mrs. e. j. Bradner
Recitation. .. .... ..B. Gillian
"A Nations Heroes Calmly Sleep
...... e. ......... Male Quartette
Address, "The Price Of Liberty
........ =. :. -. Rev. Bradner
Song, America" ........... Audience
Benediction
After this program is rendered
that is. at about 3 o'clock-the con-
gregation will march to the cemetery
and decorate the graves.
: A committee has been appointed to
decorate the church, and the whole
lodge OF Rebeccas. and the public as
we'll. will be requested to be a COM
mittee on flowers for the occasion.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-23
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
side.-A Panorama of Our
Own Little World.

d. NJ Wheeler of Reno is at the
Lafayette.
F. t. Matthues. of Boston, is in
town today.
Mr.. Swan, registering from Hender-
son, Texas, is at the Busch.
G. w. Skinner came down from
Battle Mountain last night
The river is just seven-eights of
an inch higher today than yesterday.
H. j. Lorentzen of Kennedy is
among the guests at the Lafayette
today.
Trainmaster w. A. McGovern came
in from Wadsworth on a brief busi-
ness trip last night.
E. Wilson. in the employ of M. B.
Staunton & Son, is ill with an attack
of mountain fever.
S. McMullen, travelling for a ulg
drygoods house of San Francisco, is
among the merchants today
H. A. Gilbert will take orders for
flowers for Decoration Day, as noted
in an attractive ad to be found in
another column
c. S. Vadner, until recently super
intendent of the Gold Note mine at
Kennedy. came in from the latter
place last night and left for Salt
Lake.
Forest Covington, a horse buyer
from Shamrock, Mo-, came in last
night, and left this morning for the
northern part of the county in search
of horses.
Mont. Bowling came in last night in
charge of band of 223 horses, owned
by Miller & Lux. which are to be
shipped to their ranch in California
at Los Banos.
Rev. Edison has been indisposed for
several days, but the Silver State
is informed that he will be able to
conduct church services. at the usual
hours tomorrow.
There is talk of getting up purse
to buy Observer j. c. Hayden nice
present, in token of the appreciation
the citizens feel for the prediction to-
day of fair and warmer" May his
guess come true.
Mrs. Johnston of Dayton, Ohio,
mother of w. s. Johnston of Clear
creek, arrived last night and is stay
ing at the Winnemucca. Mr.. John
stons wife is expected to arrive from
Dayton in day or two. she having
been delayed in starting.
j. w. Cowden arrived this after
noon from Sumpter. Oregon He is
interested in the Pueblo mines near
DEMO and will leave for that point
on the stage Tuesday morning. Mr.
Cowden has many friends and ac-
quaintances here, who are pleased to
note his presence after being several
years away.
w. H. Woolver and wife of Unions
'Hle, New lork, are IN WinneuuSSa
today, and are staying at the Lafayette
for few days. Mr.. Woolver is a
prominent lawyer of New York state,
and he and his are on their way to
California on pleasure trip. but stop
ped off here on account of some legal
business in which both are interested.
James and Eliza Stewart, the son
ana daughter of B. w. Stewart OF
willow Point. came in on No. 6 yes
'eruay evening from Sacramento,
"nere they have been attending
school. They are on their way home
ior the summer vacation. and left
ON the stage for Willow Point this
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To the Ladies-Special sale OF dish
es at the Peoples Store. 4-6tf