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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-01
For the third time Caleb Powers.

COA uuc UulIu tiuc SdlcD OWcTS
who in January, 1900, was acting
secretary of state of Kentucky, has
been convicted of the murder o
Governor Goebel of that state
Twice he was tried before Judge
Cantril, found guilty and sentenced
for life. The third trial was be.
fore another judge and ended two
weeks ago. The verdict of the
jury was guilty, as before, and the
sentence was death by hanging. As
in both the other trials the evil
dence was overwhelming and posi-
tive. The sentence was in ac-
cordance with the testimony, but
there will be an appeal again. A
republican PARTISAN court of APP
peals reversed the judgment of the
lower court in both the other cases.
At present the republican party
has not a majority on that bench.
The murder of Governor Goebel
was one of the most atrocious
crimes of recent years. His pre-
decessor in Office had been repub-
lican, and in the campaign which
resulted in Goebels election every
form of fraud and force was en-
ployed to compass the election OF
the republican candidate. The
state militia was converted in
to republican machine, but not
withstanding these expedients the
democratic candidate, Senator
Goebel, was elected. In order to
change the result, however, the
defeated republican candidate was
inaugurated ahead of time, and
when the rightfully chosen ex-
ecutive came to qualify, his claim
to take the office was resisted by
force. The day before that fixed
for his Inauguration he was as
sassinated, the shot coming from a
window in the Office of the secre-
tary Of state, Caleb Powers.
Manifestly the motive for the
crime was to prevent the inaugu-
ration of the honestly elected gov
ernor, and the court officers direct
ed their efforts to discover the per-
petrators. Soon one of the mount
aineers who had been brought
down to terrorize the community
confessed his part in the affair and
implicated others. They confirm
ed his statement and added some
thing. In that way the chain of
facts was followed until finally it
was traced to Governor Taylor and
Secretary Of State Powers. Taylor
became a fugitive from justice and
attended the national republican
convention of 1900 as the lion of
the occasion. Subsequently, Presi-
dent Roosevelt, then Governor OF
New York, refused to honor a
requisition for him and he located
in Indiana, where he has since re-
manned under protection of gov
ernor Durbin, who was recently
commended by President Roose.
welt for protecting u negro, who
had outraged white child, from q
mob.
Powers, with more confidence
and less discretion, took his
chances of q trial and exhausted
every expedient to secure his ac
quittal. All the resources of the
republican machine We're invoked
and witnesses were bullied ant
bribed, and in every other wa,
urged to refuse to testify. Blu
they told the story with the result
that one of the murderers of Gov
ernor Goebel is now in the SHADOW
of the scaffold and the chances ar,
that he will pay the penalty of tn
crime on the appointed day in No
vember next.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

TERMS OF COURT.
Following is the terms of Court OF the oecol''
Judicial District for the year 1903,
Idaho County. Feb. and sept I; "a
NeZ Perez County, March IL ana OCT ~.
Latah County. Apr. q and Nov 10.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

Persistent rumors are still being
circulated that the state is going to
grant a franchise to big lumber
company to control the Clearwater
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

Do you want a nice bath, clean
shave or an up-to-date haircut?
If so 60 to Hogan, the Barber. %
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-01

New stock of watches just re-
ceived at Dunlap's.
Hogan's tonsorial parlors is the
place you are looking for when you
want a bath, shave, or haircut. o3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
The BOSTON CROWD

Fifteen members of the Boston
Crowd" were entertained In Waynes-
burg Saturday night by Miss Hamilton
and Mrs Ballard, both school teachers
in this city The crowd left the city
at o'clock In a closed conveyance and
reached Waynesburg at 1880. On ac-
count of the spiritedness of the horses.
runaway was only averted by a
spill" When the halfway mark had
been reached the horses, four in num-
ber increased their speed until the
safety of the party was endangered; at
the most convenient spot the driver
turned the horses into bank and up
set the wagon, but no one was hurt.
A warm oyster supper was served at
the Hamilton residence In Waynes-
burg immediately after the arrival.
Among the games played during the
evening was cube anagrams In which
game Miss Carrie Dumont was the sue
cessful contestant, winning first prize.
A novel way of passing the time was
q game In which each one of the crowd
were presented with small bunch of
fagots, each bunch burned at different
times and the owner to perform In
some way while his bunch was burn
ing. This game afforded much fun and
merriment and was highly interesting.
The party returned at seasonable
hour and all expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the evenings en-
tertainment, and were none the worse
OF for the mishap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
ON FOOD
The Right Foundation Of Health.

Proper food is the foundation Of
for time and not feel any i'll results
until there Is a sudden collapse of the
digestive organs and then all kinds of
trouble follows.
The proper way out of the difficulty
Is to shift to the pure, scientific food,
Grape-Nuts, for it rebuilds from the
foundation up. A New Hampshire
woman says: Last summer Twas sud
denly taken with indigestion and Sc
we're stomach trouble and could not
'acat food without great pain; my stom-
ach was SO sore could hardly move
: about. This kept up until was so
miserable life was not worth living.
Then friend finally. after much
argument, induced me to try Grape
Nuts food and quit my regular food.
Although I had but little faith | COM
mcnced to use II and great was my sur
prise to find that / could eat without
the usual pain and distress In my stom
ach. so kept on using Grape-Nuts
and soon marked Improvement was
SHOWN, 10y NY siVHldcn was perform
fng y regular work in normal way
without pain or distress.
Very soon the yellow coating disap-
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heavy feeling in my head disappeared
md my mind felt light and clear; the
sJanguid tired feeling left. and alto
Eetker 4 felt ~ IL j had been rebuilt
!; ;Strcngth and weight came back rap
Idly and ! went, back to my work with
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There's a reason. -
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
ANOTHERRUMORTH THAT
YOUNG WENTz HAS
BEEN FOUND
May be at Fathers Home
in Philadelphia.
MAKES A MYSTERY OF IT

Bristol, Tenn, Dec. 6-Persons ar
irving today from Bigstone Gap, Va,
state that agents of the family deny
that E. l.. Wentz, missing from Big
stone Gap since October IA last, has
been located. All the detectives on the
case, however, have been withdrawn
and sent to some point north.
A report from Bluefields is to the ef-
feet that Wentz, while demented, wan
dered away, but that he had been found
by an employe of the Wentz interests,
and no reward was paid. The report
further states that Wentz is now in
Philadelphia and at his fathers home
and that the utmost secrecy is observ-
ed to conceal him.
A prominent citizen here, who thor
oughly knows the territory in which
Wentz was lost. states that great
change has come over the Wentz fam
lily, every member of which suddenly
lost all outward appearance of an
guish and uncertainty that characteriz-
cd them at the beginning of the search.
They deny knowing anything about
the whereabouts of the missing young
man but their actions contradict their
declaration. The family has seemed
to be satisfied ever since the father and
;hother went back to Philadelphia and
the son had been located before the
parents left. He is confident that tho
young man is located and that he even
now may be in the Wentz home at
Bigstone Gap to which no one is now
admitted, if he is not In Philadelphia.
He says the young man is located and
is either at home or his liberty Is being
negotiated for with his caDtors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08

Mrs. John Knob of North Dewalt
streetsis on the sick list The sickness
may necessItate tba ,nlnutation Of q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
EMINENT EXPERTS DECEIVED
Widow Of Guatemala's Assassinated Pre-
tanned at San Francisco.

United States Customs Officials seized Her Famous
Jewels and Demanded 800. 900 Duty-She Wore Tn,
Occasions and Everybody Thought They Were Wort
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26
T E M P E
Frank ". Griffen, Mgr.

\ car of wheat for the A. J. Peters company flour mill came in yesterday.
 Geo. Hoskin. cattle buyqs Qt Los Angeles was here yesterday.
 Mrs. Sarah Richard returned from a trip to Perry. Mo. yesterday. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Ethel Mundy.
 Rev. Trumbull of Astoria, AriZ., will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
 The excursion train leaves Santa Fe depot. Phoenix. at D. m., city time and returns at o'clock D. m. Tickets for sale at s. F. office, Goodwin $ pharmacy and Brisley's drug store. Round trip 25c.
 Regular services at the Congrega- tional church tomorrow. At tEe NJ. F.. church Rev. Dowd Of Iowa. will preach in the morning. In the evening all the churches will unite with the M. E. conference.
 The Normal Mandolin and Guitar club has reorganized under the charge of Mrs. Harry Thompson and 'afe now practicing regularly and are prepared to furnish some good music.
 Tempe was visited by q severe elec- tric storm Thursday evening, which
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26

had the effect of putting the town in darkness. Some rain fell in town and few niles southeast the fall was heavy.
 The Cadet Amusement club of the normal met yesterday and made ar rangement for giving their first dance. II will take place in Ar1EJrY hall next Friday evening.
 Those registered at the Casa I.oma yesterday were: r.. c. Mcintier. Globe; Abe Stumberg. St. Louis: W. F. Lily ford and wife. Mesa: pr. c. II. AClms. Phoenix: Grant Jones. Tempe; ?. F. Fuller, Mesa: Miss Kimball. Mesa :; David Roberts, Needles; H. F. Tolle, Mesa J. E. Sturgeon. Tempe; Geo. g. Hoskins Los Angeles: Lillian White. Phoenix: Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Decker. Kingran.
 Today's programme at the NJ. F. conference will coisist of d business session in the foreno1n sermon at 3 ?. rl. and q free lecture in the eye ming by Mrs. P. II. B1dkin of Los Angelos. Illustrated with stereop.icon views. Ali are invited to all these services.
 Yesterday the visiting members of the conference attended the normal in a body just before the luncheon perio |. Bishop Cranston. F. EI. Bovard. editor of the California Christian Advocate and Rev. Smythe. noted educator flom China each addressed the stud ent body. Last evening they were en- tertaineG at dinner at the dOrmitory. The lecture at the M. F. church by Rev. Smythe was well attended and was Interesting in the extreme.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26
HOW PATTI GOT EVEN.

Adelina Patti enjoys social prestige, but has a disgust for snobbishness. In her youth she was treated coldly by a London matron at whose home she sang. A number of years afterward she met the matron at a friends coun- try home. They were discussing the cdd uniform of the matron's footman. Patti admired it.
 Its such an original idea" she said. How did you discover it?''
 "Oh.' the matron replied confiden- tlally. it dates from my great-great- grandfather.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26

to work at a. m. and quit at o'clock. getting in a full eight-hour day and demanding a big S2 for it. though it was only common labor.
 One man recently advertised in The Republican for ranch hands at $35 per month and board, which skins farm labor wages in most any other part of the country.
 There have Leen many transfers of real estate during the past summer and there has been a healthy advance in prices, all Of which is fine indication for the future. The sales though have mostly been made to local people. as the outside investors and tourists have
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26
MECHANICS ARE BUSY
The Boom in Skilled Labor Seems To
 Be On in Phoenix.

Prosperity can never be spread on so thick but that some people will be look ing fer better times. but the fact of the matter is that Phoenix is in pretty good shape just now. even though the boom in real estate has not yet set in to any notable extent. IF an industrial way everything is running smoothly, and there are mighty feW if any com petent mechanics who are now out of work. This statement is made on the authority of various citi@ers who have been trying to employ WCrkmen lately.
 One man said yesterday that about q month ago he asked a carpenter to fix some gates for him. His reply was that he was busy but would attend to it as soon as he could get time. The gates are still waiting fer him. Then he hired paperhanger to fix up some houses he wanted to rent. He waited his turn, which came in about two weeks. When the job was half fin ished he left it saying he could not fin ish it for two weeks moro cs he had to put in the intervening time on some other jobs he had contracted for and on which he expected to clear S10 per day. Then the citizen thought he would do a little clustering that he had neg glected for some time, but ne couldn't find an idle man ir town that knew enough to throw mud. It is reported by those who have brick work to Go that the bricklayers are all busy knocking out & every time the sun goes down. and if one wants their ser vices he has to stand in line the same as at the postoffice window.
 Finally the citizen first quoted decid ed that he would clean up his yard. so he hired a Mexican. The Mexican went
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26

not yet come in in large numbers. But they will come without any doubt and that at no distant day, while in the l2b bor market and the demand for me chanics, conditions could not be much hettnr
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26

We have noticed with amazement that the same kind of a corset fat woman wears to make her look thin. a thin woman puts on to make her look fat.
 A man never knows what he can't do until he tries.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26
PIANOFORTE LESSONS.

MISS FANNY PECK. I4eschetiZky Method
 l36 N Sixth Street
Arizona republican., 1903-09-26

It is almost as hard to convince . woman you are right as that she is wrong.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-14
AGAINST FREE TRADE.
Premier bntfour D~nouuces the Pol
icy as Injurious to EnrIaud'.
- Export Trade.

When Joseph Chamberlain attacked
che free trade policy of Great Britain
there was a disposition to attribute his
zeal TO his desire to carry through his
proposals for preferential tariff ar
-angement with the colonies. The eff
feet OF what he said was lessencd by the
belief that he had been moved by DO
litical eXigency.
With Premier Balfour, however. II is
different. says the Cleveland Leader.
His recent pamphlet, denouncing the
free trade policy, contains not word
about the Chamberlain proposals. He
discusses the fiscal policy OF Great Brit
ain aside from any political issue When
he says, therefore. that the free traders
have made blunders from which the
government has suffered, the statement
is calculated TO arrest attention. He
charges, not only that British export
trade has diminished under free trade.
but that the manufacturers of other
countries have been enabled to sell their
goods in England al lower price than
Snat which British manufacturers can
charge. This, he says, is one of the re-
suits Of free trade country entering
into competition with protectionist
country. I'VE must he declares. get
rid OF these bonds in which we have gra-
tuitously entangled ourselves"
There is no denying the fact that the
English government leaders are becom-
ing weary Of free trade. since they have
been forced 10 confront conditions
which. ii was predicted, would arise 90
years ago by the protectionist orators
and newspapers in this country. Is II
not amazing. under the circumstances.
that there should still be men i'm this
country Eedded TO the doctrine OF free
trade. aid who believe that protection is
wrong in theory and practice?
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-14
REASSURING.
She Expected to He In the same. ..Iix'
Herself md Could Therefore
sympatL'sc.

\ micdle-aged man and has wife decided 10
take trip To Washington, and a. AZ was the
beginning OF tae season, they both invested
~ some new clothes for the Journey Tnelr
groWn-up chlldren made fun of their new
appearance. but II was not until they were
sate!H settl,d IN their seats and opened their
bags tina, they discovered the Joke that had
been PLAYED upon them, relates the New
ork 1 mes.
One OF their offspring had filled both
satcdel> WIN rice, and on taking out what
theN needed. the tiny grains were scattered
hIoad.,t.
~ course there was at once an amused
smile on every ones face, ana the mother
felt herself getting rodGer than she had ever
more Comfor,a bile when a fat German woman
opposite leaned over and said quite audibly:
"Ach-never mind. I'm wider woman
now, but this time next week III Ice in the
same fix myself
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-14
HELPING THE REPUBLICANS.
Insaae Rant Of Southern Democs tie
Organs Working self
Destruction.

mississippi has struck the f-st dsci-
rive blow at those ugly children OF nate
md sectional rancor. those amendments
10 the federal constitution which de-
grace American citizenship and dis
grace American civilization. Other
states are sure to follow in the near fu-
ture, but Mississippi will have the no lor
of leading the assault" Thus shrirks
the Memphis Commercial Appeal. in
speaking of the nomination Of VarGa-
man for governor Of Mississippi. nonl-
ination being equivalent to election IA
this case. Its neighbor, the ScimitaI.
howls that Vardaman's victory is 4
-ebuke for President Roosevelt for treat
ing the negro rs man entitled TO some
political rights under the law.
This insane rant. says the ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat. shows that the sods
are getting ready TO clean out the demo-
cratic party again. Every yelp OF this
sort from southern paper Will bring
thousands OF democratic voters in the
north TO the republican party Through
out nearly all the great states OF the
north and west to-day the democratic
party IS feeble and Iiscredited sect and
Its silly southern section is making IL
still weaker and still more contemplate
Outside Of the old slave region Of 1851
the democrats got only Is electoral votes
in 1900. and even in the slave section
they lost Delaware. Maryland and West
Virginia. The im3lacables of the Mem
phis brand are doing their little best to
put these Bryanite electoral votes on
the republican sida in 1904
So long as democrats of the south can
he baited or bribed into such antics as
the Mississippi democrats and their out
side champions have been playing recent
~. the republicans need have no fear of
the result in any national election a
solid south VIII make q solid north. and
the solid north will always win. The
Nardamans and the Moneys are a grosser
variety of the Yanceys and the Toom bse S
OF long ago. anu their rawlings will hit
their section as the howlings Of the
earlier marplots did. though the punish
ment will not take the same shape as
the other cid. The frothings of the Brick
Pomeroys. OF Memphis. and other south
ern towns. as distributed through the
north and west by the republican ma
tional committee in 1904 will bring more
democrats TO the republican side than
nave been on this side at any time since
VallanGieham and his assistant rebels
III the Mcclellan convention OF 1864
rolled up virtually unanimous electoral
vote for Lincoln.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-14
PRESS COMMENTS.

GyWbile Hon. Tom l.. Johnson IS
spending $4,000 on trout ponds. the
plain pee-pu will continue TO FISH for
German carp off the doek.-Detroit
Free Press (Dem).
G. Secretary Shaw's confidence I'm the
country's ability 10 maintain it's pros
perity will no doubt be regarded by Mr..
Hanna as a pretty reliable offset TO
anything Mr.. Bryan may say in Ohio
Washington Star
ryCol Watterson condemns both
Cleveland and Bryan as selfish politi-
clans representing TO the party nothing
bet upper and neither miiIstones. The
colonel should also note that there is
nothing to grind in the way OF Issues
ST. Louis Globe-DtmocTat.
cyMr. Arthur p. German pessistently
avoids announcing his choice for demo-
cratic presidential nominee Washing
ton Star
ETThe republican party knows lust
what il wants in candidates and princi-
pies for 1904. On the democratic side a
fog prevails and is growing thicker
ct Louis Globe-Democrat.
EyTbe republican national campaign
Of next year will be fraught with dan
ge-s and difficulties from the outset. In
Illinois, as in New York, therefore, the
order Of the day Is TO organize with In
telligence and open the campaign with
courage at once."-Chicago Inter ocean.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-14
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