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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
Concentrates aCeTCa
de la ley eIeC-
tOTal.
Bastan 500 fifmas para sOIlGi-
tar una edndidstura en- TO-
da Ia ISIa.
Stun iuramento hace fe Gpara que
Sc piden dos un mismo
elector2

La secci6n % de Ia Ley electoral d.
ce: El COnseio Executive hRra que Sc
impriman en- la pRpeleta electoral etc.
s.s,......... ....s.......... .....sss...
Y tambi6n los nombres de cualesquie-
ra canditidatOs & algunos de los caFgos
CuandO los eLect0Fes que te11gGn c0p0ca,
dad para g,0t0T pO9' los 5qadgc00t0S can
d5dGt0S asf 10 pidan; siempre que las
d dssignaciOnes de candidates pOr petit
ci6n para los cRrgos que con arreglo q
eata Ley, sean electives. sean EodGdOS
p0r 500 7G9'naG9lteS pOr 10 menOs de di-
chs petici6n; que est6n inscritOs en- ell
para Ia election de- que Sc treta.2
Es decir, que Ia sgrupaci6n unionis-
ta puede con 500 firmas mas recogi-
das en- toda Ia isla presentar candida
tos para todos los cargos judiciales a
la Camara y municipales.
Porque Ia agrupaci6n unionista es
una en- toda la isla y frmando 500 cleo
torres para cada Distrito municipiO
resultara no Ia unidad de Ia sgrupa-
ci6n sino las peticianes parciales, que
deben sefialar sus candidaturas con un
distintivo especial etc.
Mas cIAro: 500 firmas de electores
en- toda Ia isla dan derecho q votar
candidaturas siempre que los electores
est6n capacitados para votar los candi
datos pOr petici6n, y siendo una la pc
tici6n para tOdos los candidates, es ma
tural que los electores de Ia isla 600 8
mas) pueden vOtar esa candidatura.
Otra cosa, sobre inscripciones. Un
elector Sc presenta inscribirse y al
ser recusado iura y Sc inscribe.
Dos eIectores SO presentan y juran
que no existe tai capacidad y Sc eIimi-
ma ell elector; y comparece de nuevo y
nuevamente jura Y vuelve inscribirss
(Secci6n S., Ley sobre inscripciones)
y el juramentO Sya no hace f69 y 81 Ia
hizo una vez Sporqu6 admitir juramen-
to en- contra y ell teier y destejer de Ia
Iista9
Inscrito un elector por juramento,
solo debe quedar sujeto & la response
bilidad del C6digO penal y NADIA mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
.D0SaVenenCiaS entire
TopubIiCanOS de
HumaGaO.
EI senior Juan n. HerrerO eomba.
to Ia GaRdldatuTa del al
CaId0 Ramirez.
Dice que 81 este pensara bien, Sc
retirarIa su casa.


Por mas que ell autor del artfcuIo
<Contra ira templanza y contra envi-
dia cRridad, , publicado en- un diario
de Ia ciudad del Sur, de 18 de Agosto.
n6mero 8O7, firmado por sUn republi-
cano de HumRcao,S , hsya eseondido su
nombre para no ser c0nocidO, ocupan-
dose de an asunto qUe 10 le interesa
p0r ning1n conceptO. ese hecho por 81
solo bastaria para demostrar. que no
le ha guido otra idea, que la de serVir
los intereses del Alcslde Ramirez. que
le hgbra ofrecido RcAso alg1n empleO,
para q. salga & su defensa. ya que 81 no
ha podidO hacerlo pOr csrecer de fun
damento con que destruir la hojs suelta
que publicara ell suscribiente. ell IA de
Agosto, poniendo de manifesto. los
deseciertos pol1ticos y administratiVcs
de dicho AlcRlde. ante ell cuerpo cleo
t0ral del PartidO Republican, de esta
ciudad, Y aconsejando que no debfa
reelegirle para ning6n cargo p1blico,
p0r estar incapscitRdo por Ia ley cleo
toraI.
Ese que Sc firma Sun republican,, ,
me habl6 tan NAL de 8W 6uen AtcGlde,
1&ndOme hoy semejante contradiction:
psro Ia defensa. Ia hace con tan mala
suerte, que los que le conocen. dicen
que es Turco y no 10 Green.
Era precise tergiVersar los heChos
para poder decir algo. en- bien de ese
senior Alcalde. pues es precise conocer
& Sun republicano.1 como 10 conOzc0
70, para que su defenss, resulte contra
producente. y poderle decir: Sdime
con quien andas y te dire quien eres.2 ,
En- cuanto & que, pese & quien pese.
OctaVi0 Ramirez, sera reelectO Alcal
de de esta ciudad, en- las pr6ximas cleo
clones 10 hace para meter ruidO.
Para realizRrse Ia afrmaci6n sgresi-
va. one hace Sun repubEcanO.0 de
que, ell AlcRlde Ramirez sera reelecto
en- Ia pr6xima Convention. serfa preci-
SO que don Julio B. Janer, retir6ra su
candidatura que tiene trabsjada = sera
apoyada pOr tOdos los republicanos de
Piedras y Ia mayorfa de los de Ia parte
de HumRcao. asf como t4mbi6n pOr Ia
msy0rfa del Comit6 Republican,, dom
de hs de ser considerable en- primer
termino.
Pero 81 por cuaIquier otro hecho ines
perado. resultSra reelectOeI AlCalde Rs
mfrez, queda otrO hecho legal, que es. ell
de Ia protesta en- contra de su candida
turs. ante quien corresponds. Ia cual
serfa atendida. puesto que. nnestro &C.
tual GObernadOr, no consentira, que Sc
pisotee Ia ley electoral. por Ia conVe-
niencia de variOs ignorsntes y consen-
tir que c0ntin6e lR representation del
pueblo On manOs de un AIcalde como
ell sefior Ramirez. que 81 pensars bien,
Sc retirarfa & su casa. para no recibir
el desengaio que Ie espera. pues la re-
gla So. de Ia Ley electoral. 10 dice ter
minantemente.
Espere Gun republican,. POGO item
po, para yer quien esta en- 10 Cierto.
JUAN N. HERRERO.
(Republicano)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
JUAN N. HERRERO.
(Republicano.)
Humscao, Agosto q. 1904.
4 n U \ C ! 0
Department of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
Bureau If Public Works.
Office of the Superintendent of Pu-
bic Works.
San Juan. P b. Agosto 26, 1904
De orden del Comisionado del lutte
rior Sc dara principle ell dia 90 de Sep
tiembre las 8 de la mafIana Ia venta
en- p1blica subasta pOr almOnedero
p6blicO. don FraciscO TurulI, de los
bienes y efctos pertenecientes al Go
bleroO InsuIar procedentes de Ia anti
qua Junta de Obras del Puerto de San
Juan yOtros qeu Sc Consideran innece-
ssrios para ell servicio de las obras pH.,
6licas insu'ares.
La venta tendra lugar On ell local
donde Sc encuentran depositsos mu-
chos efectos en- el Arsenal, barrio de
Ia Marina, bsio las condolences siguien-
tes:
No Sc admitirsn proposiciones
inferiOres q las dos terceras parties de
Ia tasaci6n de los diferentes artfcuIos
seg6n cOnsta en el inventariO valorado
suscritO pOr los peritOs tasadores, ell
Cual Sc hslla de manifesto en- ell Bureau
de Obras P6biicas dOnde pOdran e&a-
minarlO los interesados y obtener los
informes que deseen relatives & Ia su-
basta.
2.-EI psgo ser6 de contado los
cOmpradores deberSn retirar del local
los efectos que adquieran dentro de los
diez dfas siguientes Ia adjudication.
r. +. Hernandez.
SuDf nf PuhiiN Works
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
Lll0a f6rrBa DEL OeSte
TTINERARIO
salidas de Bayam6n Capital simultansu
ment0
BgtEetss qrGt0s para dS08 fest6Vos

B9ttetes drat0s para dSG8 fest6V0s
l 0lass. OlaSo.
De Capital & Bayam6n, de
ida , vuelts, ,......::. CO.'S e0.le
Bayam6n Oataloy Ida
, vu0lta. 80. ID IL
Billots ordInario de Capita CAtAn "a
laBo ctvH.
BaYan6n is dc septiombro, 1903.
RAMON VALBEs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
OJO!!! lMPORTANTEH!

Es de vital Importance para toda per-
soma que desco comprur la mejor Emul-
sion de Accite dc Hlgado de BacalaO,
cue examine detenidamcnte la etiqueta v
cue csta contramarea De 0Z0MuL SION
este pae&ta sohre ella. No Sc deje enga-
Tiar per olabanzas lcclGs sobre otras
preparedness. Cuando Ge haya tornado
0zossl-S:aE ], -eiiima, se vera que esta
Ils.i .lsaei,..; produce les mejores result
ts4.s5 &. = .;.iss.a humane; por consi-
t-y.s:.lte, N>tgt.:sss i a,0nseiar de velar
lor i ci:.3ra.aarca DC 0Z0mUL SION
Gfa E.o '3r.c. t...:yuoaci6n en- el remedio
oenii',i..;;.
'rc,:}s Us FarIaac6utieos venden Ia
CzOki1L <S5::i5Es q. 'a's iyuna1os, d so cents
\ : .0G siC i.nscIc..IiG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12

pacente que eualquera
garganta punone 0Z0ULSl0N primer aiyio
irla6n local
ufr lie los m6oS embargo, La Ease
mas del ataeto. el estadO
general de la saud Cnando al eeo fata viaa puede
que resista e de Ii nfec prueta de la verdad de
aimentOs &ufcientes lmpobdad do
sisema Obtenga aivio peinane. e fe cllos.
No podemos hacero denaado enco ando 0Z0mULSI0N
da vadad vida verdadel al del Ieva
cabo mas mportlnte rcsit Intermediates
Hemos recibido afrma
acabanos de manifestar, Ia foma siguente:
"PERco CUBA Jmio 20 de 1902.
MUY sENoREs Mos:
Tengo satisfaction de manestares que poos despu6
0ZOMuLS0k
esputos mejorb amee Continue
TesabeedO Mi amlia
dice que medicinal sly0 a vida La descubr0
OZ0MULS0N glorioso beno de la humandad
tempo eon0clO toos los eboS cvzados del
prueba agadecmnto aeonsejo
la recobrar In salud los
Maravioso deseubrmieno gaIras
mad del
De Vds. atentamente,
MANUEL BLANco1
Nooros creeos que los resutados mas pgosos obendos con
Al raqqtismo no demuesan IN deroo sadabe vgorosO
Nauramente cuepo reponde pronamente taa
meno de persona de edad consguiente
percibe asformaei0n rapida decadO
uno fuere vgoroso mejllas rosadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
EI asunto del "POIo NOrte. !"
Deben los vecinos bus
car nueva residencia.

Convencidos de Ia verdad, terrible
por cierto para los vecinos del sitiO CO.
nocido por ell ePoIo Norte. conoci6n-
dose los pEosedimientos que han de
emplearse para con aquellos vecinos,
en- 81 case que no quisieran h3cerlo ex-
pontSneamente, llsmamos la atenci6n
de aquellos habitantes para que sin
mas excitsciones procuren trasladar sus
hogsree, no dando luRar q que los me-
dios 6ruScos. como va 10 dice Ia Csrta
del Coronel Crane que publicamos hace
POGO. puedan ser puestos en- pr6ctica.
Serfa un espect6culo POGO edifcRnte
que debe eYitarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
Una circular del Attorney Gene
raj, apIaudIda en- Ponce.
" mese85no oovespomsaz.l }

Stbre. 10.-Ha hecho muy buen
efecto Ia circular del Attorney Gene
raj prohibiendo & los empIeados judi
ciales haCer polftica activa, p0es es in-
dudable que hs de inspirar desconfian-
20 Ia imparciAlidsd de los jueces que
son & la Vez activose propsgsndistas po
liticos.
Para que un iuez apasionsdo en- la
poIftica no SO deje iDfuenciar por estas
pssiones al dictar sus fallos, Sc necesi-
tS que posea un foDdo de honradez
personal Y de respeto & 81 prOpio que
no son cOmunes en- ID humRnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
In COmisarlO dc barriO ejarcIen-
do GOaCCi6n SOhr0 los jOTna.
I0TOS de Ponce.
q a.uestro Cogvesponsal. J

Septiembre TO- \
Sc nos asegura que un sefior Eze-
quieI Rodriguez, comisariO de los Pam
panOs, toma ell nombre de don Justo
Bsrrop, administrator de las haciendas
de GalIart para amenazar & los jorna-
leros con que no Sc les dar6 trabsjo 81
no suscriben ell registro republican,.
Don Justo Bsrros que & mas de ser
un cumplidO cabeIlero, es incspsz de
autorizar tales hechos, simpatiza COD Ia
union. ha desautorizado por complete
81 citado cOmisariO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12
ia Correspondence On Junco.

Sc Vehde en- eI establecimientO CO.
mercial de don Jes6s N! ! Cort6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-12

La ley es dura. pero ea ley y asf 10
determine.
De depIorar es por todoa conceptos
tai medida v Ella Correspondencia0
hace mucho TEMPO que viene ocupan-
dose de esta asunto, defendiendo Ia
Causa de los habitantes del ePolo Nor
teo y tambi6n IIamando la atenci6n al
confictO que Sc avecina y que debe
evitarse.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

! was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. tried all sorts
OF medicines, none of which re-
lieved me. One day | saw an ad.
OF your Electric bitters and de-
termined to try that. After tax
ing a few doses | ielt relieved.
and soon thereafter was entirely
cured, and have not seen a sick
day since. Neighbors of mine
have been cured of Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney
troubles and General Debility
rms Is what Is. f. Bass, OF Ere
mont N. c. writes. Only zoe at
e. Nj. Kirkpatrick & Co.'S drug
store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

The final stage-the matter OF
securing contracts for water in
the Payette- Boise irrigation pro
iect-has been reached. The con.
tracts are now rendy and IL the
hands Of agents in every section
OF the proposed district. The
landowners OF Parma and Ros.
well should be prompt to act in
the matter, AZ the SUCCESS or fail
IRE Of this great scheme now
rests entirely on the question as
To whether or not the landown-
ers Of the proposed district en-
courage or oppose theplan. The
men who have had this matter in
charge have worked hard and
done their work well. II is now
up TO the landowners. II they
subscribe for the water the pro-
lect will be brought 20 success
fnl completion. II they oppose IL,
and refuse TO sign up the con-
tracts, there will be nothing
done. The contracts for this
section are in the hands Of f. r. !
Fisk and NJ. A Bates, who have
been appointed agents for the az
ISOLATION at Parma. When YOU
come in to execute the contract
bring your wife along, il you are
a married man, also bring an nc
curute description OF your land.
II has been arranged TO collect "A
lee OF . cents an aero to meet the
expenses OF the organization.
This should be paid TO the agent
at the time OF signing the con
tract. The agents also have liz.
erniure descriptive OF the organ
izatlon, which will be given out {
To all asking for il. Let us all
pull together now, and make ,
TINS project "A success.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26
mated will come in as soon as
possible ard sign up these con
tracts.



The following Communication
from Roswell was received last
week too late for publication:
A surprise party was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. Brush last Satur.
day nightly the stockholders of
the Roswell Telephone company.
A handsome hemstitcIled table
cloth and bettenger dresser scarf
and large china cup and saucer
were rendered them as an appre.
citation Of their work last year
az hello girls. There were
present: Mcsdames Brown. How
ard, Brumback, Paine, Allen.
Baker, Morrow, Villa Ross,
Edna Ross, Baxter and Messrs.
Ross. Howard, Parrish, Allen.
Ben Boss, Peck, Baxter DR.. Wal
drop; Misses Louise Stockton
Stockton, Ida Paine.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

Of the most pleasant events OF
the season. the music was fur
nished by the Parma orchestra.
and was first-cIass mall respects.
A large crowd was present and
kept the floor warm until 4
O'Clock in the morning. when the
strains OF Home, Sweet Home
closed the ball.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26
Lenifenfisry MIDDLE.

Ahair~ AT the penitentiary are
getting worse AID more of il. A
lew days ago a majority of the
prison board, consisting of Sec.
retarN of State Gibson and At.
torney General Bagley, after in
vestlgating the charges against
Chiei clerk Kelley and finding
that they were not Substantial.
ed, ordered Warden Perrin to re-
instaie him. This the warden
refused To do. The same mem
bers then met and declared va
eancy IN the office ofwarden. and
appointed d. W. Ackley, a guard.
to the position. Upon being no
titled MIR. Perrin refused to sur
render the office. and forcibly
elected MIR Ackley from the
premises, at one time drawing a
rvolver TO enforce his com |
mand that Mr.. Ackley leave
The matter was finally submit
ted to the supreme court, and a /
hearing viii be had today. In
the meantime affairs at the pen
itentiary are in a deplorable con-
dition. the prisoners having
heard of the clash of authority
and become disquiet on account
oil A. The matter can have but
one ierinination-the deposinp
OF Warden Perrin and the install
lation of Ackley. IL il under.
stood that Governor Morrison
who has been absent from the
state has advised Perrin to re
Inse 70 submit, but as he is in n
minority ON the prison board he
"ili be- unable 90 MAINTAIN the
warden IN his position.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

Monday night several owners
OF land between Parma and Tho
Boise river met in Parma and or.
gained the Parma Ditch com.
pany. The stockholders consist
OF X. II. Stockton, d. b. Farm.
ham, {. Il. Ross. II. II. Cannon.
VIM. Leigh and Mr.. Allison. Mr..
Leigh was elected president. and
Z. Is. Ross secretary. 1t is the
intention OF thecompany to com
bine their water interests and
take n ditch out of the Boise riy-
err somewhere about the An
drews place. The land proposed
TO be covered is some OF the best
m this section ii it were properly
put IN shape and irrigated.
heretofore the owners have de.
pended mainly on sub-irrigation.
aud that il not always a success
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

President J. u. lowell Of the
fayette-lioise Mater Users asso
c'ation met the local committee
consisting Of A. ]. Mitchell = n
Kirkpatrick + r. Flax and g. =
PANE az this place yesterday
A great many important mat
ters we're gone over. and ar.
engagements made To push the
matter as fast AZ possible in this
section. Contracts for water are
now ready, and r. L. Fisk and
NJ A. Bates have been appo;nt-
ed agents of the associafion Ia
secure contracts and transact
business for the association at
Parma. II Is hoped thar those
desiring TO see this work consum.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

Terminated with an ugly cut
on the leg Of j. B. Orner, Frank
lin grove, III. 1t developed a
stubborn ulcer unyielding to doc
tors and remedies for four years.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured. It's just as good for
Burns, Scalds, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. 25c at +. NJ. Kirk
patrick & Co.'S drug store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

Born. Tuesday, Nov. %, to the
wife OF Charles Post, boy The
mother and child are doing well
and Charley will recover with
careful nursing.
Born, Sunday, Nov. 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. kaufman, a son.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26
Farmers, Cooperative Ditch Co.

Parma, Canyon County Idaho, Nov 7, 1901;
Notice n hereby given that AT meeting OF
The Directors held on the 9TH day Of November,
1904, an assessment of twenty-five cents per
share was lcSicd on the capital stock Of the
corporation outstanding payable to W b.
Mitchell, Secretary, ri Parma, Canyon county,
Idaho. Amy stock upon which this assessment
rennins unpaid on the 10Th day OF December
1871. viii lc delinquent an advertised for sale
~ public aucti1n and, unless payment Il made
b. fore. viii be- gold pn the 2rn day Of January.
1905. {" lay the delinquent Assessment together
- itli costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
w. b. MITCHELL
Secretary. Parma. Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26
Succor Greek Enterprise.

Yesterday Welch 4 Patch. who
are constructing some irrigation
works ON Succor creek, loaded
hVe teams-four tours and one
siN-with lumber at this place
The works being constructed will
water "A large tract of fertile land
ON the south side of the Snake
During the high water season
water will be diverted from sue
cor creek, and pumping plant
viii Toe installed Tor use during
tine low water stage. The lum.
Der viii be used ia the constrnc-
ton OF these works.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26
DasfardfY Work

Last night an extra rail kent
Mt Humans spur, about four
miles west OF Parma, for emer-
gency purposes, was removed
rom its place and placed across
the track Of the Oregon Short
Line, where it was struck by n
passing train. The rail was
thrown about sixty feet, and was
bailey bent and twisted. The
iact that one end of the rail was
raised high enough for the cow
catcher to catch it prevented a
bad wreck. A large stone was
also placed on the track a short
distance away. II is to be hoped
mat the miscreants who did the
work viii be speedily apprehend-
"a and given terms in the peni- |
commensurate with the
rhine.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

and then rusticate a while at
Chicago, and his old home at
Pontiac, ILL., In order to keep
track of the worlds events Chris
ordered the HERALD sent to him
during his absence.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

The bali given by Manager
hudson at Lang's opera house
on Thanksgiving night was one
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

- ''e snort Fast Route 90 81 Louis and
me toir and al points East
any 9'2ri ii'ie agent Tor Full par.
ID. =. BrMFY, ID : S..s,...
- AMI j. A. A. g.. =. 4 r. A.
oAlr LAKE Cry. Tran.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-26

Mrs. Eiien Stockton was q visi
!, tor TO Caldwell Wednesday.
Il. There are other cigars just a.
g good >as the "Welleretts," bu-
4 they do not sell for five cents
r Ask your druggist
J. b. O'Toole, one Of weiser',
prominent citizens, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. r. II. Stockton is visiting
at Boise.
Several large tarpaulins for
sale cheap. Also dealers in grain,
chop feed, hides and pelts.
CALDWELL FORWARDING Co.
Sam Ballantyne was visitor
from Caldwell on Thanksgiving.
Just received, fine line Of
pants. Call and inspect them.
j.. NJ. KIRKPATRICK K Co.
1 {. T. Ferguson is still on the
sick list but IS getting along very
nicely.
You'll have to hurry or you
will miss the bargain saleno on
ut the Golden Rule Store. See
advertisement on tins page.
George Rowan gave a goose
dinner to a number OF friends at
the Hotel servoss Sunday.
Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Mary simp-
Everything disagreed with
me and baby until used Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Now
baby sleeps and grows like a
weed " 30 cents, tea or tablets.
L. M. Kirkpatrick & Co.
Mrs. Thomas Andrews return
ed Monday from an extended
visit to the st. Louis fair and
points in Missouri and Tennessee
81 was troubled with constipa-
ton and stomach troubles. lost
llesh, my complexion was ruined:
Hc'iister's Rocky Mountain Tea
brought back my health and
complexion. MARY Allen, st.
Louis. 30 cents. L. NJ. Kirk
patrick 4 Co.
The quail season ends next
Wednesday. Anyone found kill
ng quails after that date will be
vigorously prosecuted.
The Amphyctionic Council will
iold its next meeting at the
lome OF Mrs. ID. o. Castater next
Thursday.
Mrs. JAS. p. Trainer, Stock
ards, Colo, says: For five I
nonths | did not get a single
gg from my hens. but after =
sing Pratt's Poultry Food they :
pntinued laying regularly. For ,
ale by +. M. Kirkpatrick & Co.
Misses Cook and Herman. two !
Parma's popular teachers.
ent to Caldwell to spend !
thanksgiving. )
A. II. Lang is constructing an :
Q house on the back end of the =
{ on which the saloon building
ands. The house will have n
'pacity OF 175 tons.
amt no use TO sit down and
whine,
hen no fish get tangled in yourY
line
nit your hook with a bumbleI
bee,
I'd keep on taking Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
+. NJ. Kirkpatrick Co.
iuston Frost of Meridian. and
I'M Sebree of Caldwell spent
ursday night in Parma. They
re on their way to Willow
Elk, Ore, where Mr.. Frost ex-I
ted to purchase a bunch oil
Tie to feed this winter.
he Parma Lumber companv'I
.nged hands Monday. W. r. =
'ett OF Boise, the formerown.
retiring and Frank l.. Muir
OF la Grande, Ore, taking
rye. The yards aud business
be managed by b. G. Bullock
r. c. A. Southwell. the well -
'wn Boise dentist will be IN -
ma Nov. %, to remain a few So
: only This will his last
before spring. Anyone
ling any work in his ln,of