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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Circuit Court Proceedings.

The November term Of the Circuit
Court Of Prince Edward convened
Monday with his Honor Judge George
j. HUndley on the bench.
The case Of greatest interest
tried was that Of the Commonwealth
against Robert Reed, colored, charged
with setting fire TO a barn belonging
TO Cephas Gee near Green Bay. This
was the second trial had by the aocus-
sed for this ofense, the first al the
September term Of the court resulting
in hung jury. A number Of fires had
occurred on Gees premises, which Tor
some time, and until suspicion rested
upon Robert Reed a. the incendiary
had been attributed by a host Of color
ell people to spirits, and the testimony
As adduced by both the Commonwealth
and the defense wasinteresting though
st times tedious. The prisoner wa'
acquitted 10y the jury after able argu
ments by Judge Watkins for the
Common wealth and Mr.. G. :. Wing
for the defense.
The case Of l.. ID. Jones against the
Norfolk aud Western Railway Com
panv. which at the last term Of tn
/ Court resulted in a hung jury, was OF
motion Of the plaintiff continued toth'
next term.
Caleb Baldwin was appointed county
police. as was also J. G. Cheadle.
Charles Bell, colored, was tried TO
stealing two chickens, and it being hi
third ohense OF petit larceny, wa
given two years in the penitentiary
The same negro was also put on tria
for house breaking and received a vei
dict Of one year in the penitendary. il
giving testimony in his own behal
/ Bell. who is a boy about seventeen
wears Of age, implicated two other ne
gro boys i'm the crime, Acknowledge
the part he took in it, that OF breakin
i'm the store Of Mrs. NJ. +. Osborne a
Prospect on the morning Of Octooe
l4th last. The boys against WHOM
the prisoner gave states evidenc
were at the time in the court room q
/ witnesses in the case, and were III
mediately put under arrest and locke
mn
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23

The Methodist Conference when
had been in session at Portsmouth for
one week. adjourned Monday night
with the reading Of appointments by
Bishop Hendrix.
Presiding Elder J. ID. Hanks, Of the
Famville District, was sent TO the
Gilmerton and Brighton Churches IN
the Portsmouth district, and will be
succeeded here by Rev. j. p. Whitley.
The appointments for this district are
as follows:
JP. Whitley, presiding elder.
Farmville- 4. Hatcher.
Prince Edward r. II. Powell.
Prospect-A. l.. Carson.
Charlotte-J. *. Walker.
Buckingham-S. II. Johnson.
West Buckingham-W. ?. Province
Cumberland-J. B. DeBerry.
Amelia-E. O. Edwards.
Burkeville-W l.. Jones.
Crewe-Paul Bradley.
blackstone &. Boggs.
Lunenburg To be supplied.
south Lunenburg w. A.. Conrad
Boydton-J a. VIM.
Chase City-Bascom Dey.
Clarksville-C. T. Thrift.
Tnnity-W.J. TwIlley.
-outh Halifax-W i. 4. Haynes.
Hyco-B. :. Herrick.
Principal Blackstone Female Inst
tute and Editor Baltimore and Rici
mo-d Christian Advocaie-Jame
/ Cannon. Jr.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Reliable Remedy for Group

With the dry, cold weather OF the
early winter months, parents OF croupy
children should be on the alert ior
ominous symptoms. There is because
for anxiety. however, when Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is kept In the
home. Ifthis medicine is given a.
soon a. the child becomes hoarse OF
even after the croupy cough has ap-
reared. the attack may be warded on
Nrs. Rosinthal, Of Turner, Michigan
savs. I'VE have used Chamberlain :
Ceugh medicines for ourselves ana
cbiidren for several years and like II
very much. / think II Is the ouls
remedy for Group and can nighiS IL
commend it, For sale by Inc VIZ
ston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23

lished in ls4s. The Fanmyllle Jour
nal began lis volume numbering IN
lS4S. In 1854 this paper was sold by
Alexander VI. Cowan 10 John J.
Thornton Colonel Thomtonl. The
trustees Of Farmville in 1871 were
ClemeutC. Read, John Dupuy, I'd
mund Wiltse, p. II. Jackson Ihos.
II. Almond, J. p. Hawkins, and JOS
eph f. Nenable.
Between 1896 and 1854 the most i'm
portant figures al the college were Dr.
Draper, the famous author and man
Of science: Dr. Carroll, Mr.. Maxwell,
and DR.. Green, afterwards President
Of Pennsylvania University Presi-
dents Of the college during the most
of that time: and DR.. Wilson, father Of
Wooton Wilson. President Of Prince
ton University. DR.. Dabney, who Will
be better known twenty years hence
than he was at the time Of his death
i'm lSgs. came 10 the seminary in loo4.
Also. during those eighteen years there
was the change from batteau nayiga-
ton on the Appomattox to traffic by
steam on the Southside Railway. In
1886 the Upper Appomattox Com
pany was making appraisemenls Of
land TO be damaged by its operations
and in 1851 there were inquisitions In
the county a. TO the valuation Of lands
in the right Of way Of the Southsid'
road-General Mahone's first cam
paign. 1t would not be long so th'
local forecaster gave out, until The
town Of Hampden should see th'
] ...,rrf f.orr.o Fararf from IT,
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Stoddert.

0ANAANAAs
November 10, O6.
Mrs. Tho,. r. Cowherd, Of Clifton
Forge, Va, spent last week with her
cousin. Miss Happy Blanton.
Mr. and Mrs. sam Badgett visited
Mrs. Baker Blanton yesterday.
Mrs. Walker Blanton spent some
davs recently with her sister, Mrs. r.
B. Hughes.
Those visiting the past week at MI
i. l.. swoope's were Miss Georgia
-woope. Of the Normal School, Farm
vile. Mrs. Thos. +. Cowherd, Of Clifton
Forge. and Miss Happy Blanton' also
Mrs.. Juan Baldwin, Of Richmond
Mrs. r. a. Baldwin. Of Fsrmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Hughes, spent
saturday and Sunday with Mr.. sam
Hughes. Of Prince Edward.
1Mr. Metteur Crute and family have
moved 10 High Hill
Miss Ellen Walker. who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Crowder, i a.
home again.
Mr.. George Scott and daughter Mis-
Bette. visited relatives in Powhaial
last week.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
Hampden- Sidney

Nov. p, 'O6.
Miss May Ross, Of Lexington, has
been visiting at Usage cottage for the
past week.
DR.. and Mrs. McAllister have gone
away again TO be absent some time.
Mr.. +. w. Venable paid flying VS.
il 10 his fathers home on sunday.
We are glad 10 report that Mrs.
Brock is improving.
Miss Della Brock is in Richmond
The broken up condition Of the men
on the football team made it necessary
for them to disband last week. 1t is
great disappointment to the students
Coach Gardener left the Hill on
Monday.
Dr. Holiday has been very unwell
but is better.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Thanksgiving Day and the Educational
Conference.

Thanksgiving Day, November "'h'
will be school holiday throughout
Prince Edward county.
All white teachers are urged 10 at
tend the Educational Conference al
Richmond
Trustees aud delegates Of the Teach
ers' Association should by all means
reach Richmond 10y 10 \. NJ. on Tues
day the nth.
other teachers should leave Farm
vile or their respective stations mol
later than Wednesday morning ~ or
der 10 secure the reduced rates.
Holiday with pay will be given 10
all teachers during their attendance
on the Conference. a. it Is believed
that the schools will be greatly oene-
fitted 10y tie uplift and inspiration
teachers will get at this meeting.
! shall be glad to see large attend
ance Of the teachers Of this county at
the Richmond Conference, and Will
cheerfully aid in securing suitable
boarding places for all who desire my
assistance.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
CaF RObbeF Caught.

George Jackson. Of Crewe' was
caught i'm an attempt to break into a
freight car at Prospect last Monday
and brought 10 Farmville for irlsi'
several witnesses were present 81 MS
trial before a justice, but the negro
pleaded guilty, and their testimony
was unnecessary. He was sent 10 jan
lnrflree months.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Notice 10 taxpayers.

wilhelm the Mayors Office on Mon
dav. November ~, 1905, and each day
thereafter until December Isl inclu-
sive. for the purpose Of receiving TAX.
g. for the year 1905. Remember tnaI
taxes not paid on or before December
fst will have added ; percent. penalty
r. ID. MILLER
w fe-2ts Sergeant.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Putneys
November 10, O6.

November lS, 40.
Rev. Charles Anderson preached
quite an impressive sermon from the
words "Jesus and prayer sunday
morning.
We are quite sorry to hear Of the ill-
ness OF little Marietta Allen; youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
len Of Tredway-
Mrs. Nathan Bud and daughter
Miss Mary Eta, were guests OF heI
brother, Mr.. Frank Allen, OF Tired
way saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Anderson visited 10
the neighborhood last week.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Defendant

Take notice that on the 3lst day d December.
1913 al Powhatan County Clerks ofice. A. Row
batan Courthouse. in poWhatan County. NirSin.
d. between the hours II g A. NJ and p ". VI
that day shall proceed 20 take me aeposi.ioi's y
No. washington and others 10 be read a. evi-
5erce in ny behalf IN a certain suit IN equity.
5enending In the Circuit Court q foWhAtan
County. wherein am plaintiff. and you are De
"a ler.ositiors b. not commenced. or n com
r~enced b. not concluded. on that day the taking
~ ~ will BE- adjourned. from day 20 day and
place 10 place. and between the same hours unul
/ the same shall BE- completed.
&C, unier nly hand this 18th day o. Novem-
her 1870 .... ,,o,-oN-
Milton r. B0n.fant b. q. EVA hobsoN.
100 r1-lt
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dancing Proves Fatal.

Many men and women catch cold at
dances which terminate in pneumonia
and consumption. After exposure, u
Folev's Honey and Tar is taken II VIII
break up a cold and no serious results
need be feared. Refuse any but the
genuine in yellow package Inc
" instOn Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23

Give children a remedy with pleas
ant taste. Don't force unpleasant
medicine down their throats. Ken
npdv's Laxative containing Honey
and Tar is most pleasant to take
Children ike il, and a. RELIEF ioi
colds. coughs, etc, there IS nothing
better. No opiates. Conforms te
National Pure Food and Drug Law
Sold by all druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23

We have secured the agency for on
no Laxative Fruit syrup, the new
laxative that makes the liver hNely,
purifes the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestive organs
cures chronic constipation. ASK us
ab1utit. The Winston Drug Co
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Notice

The Tobacco Growers Association
Of Prince Edward county, will meet
in Farmville. AT the Courthouse, on
saturday. Nov. "A, At II O'Clock.
JNO. &. HAMLET, see'y'
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
Thanksgiving Notice.

Tobacco raisers will take notice that
no sales will be held on the Ware
house floors Of Farmville on THANKS
giving Day, November 18th, 1906.
e.. b. CUNNINGHAM,
Nov. l6-a Sec'y. Tobacco Board.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
rhl.i. Worth Remembering.

As no one is immune every person
should remember that Foley s Kidney
cure will cure any case OF kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach Of medicine The Winston
Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23
To The Farmers.

Take notice. that on and after Janu,,
arv lst, 1907, there will be no sales OF
tobacco on the Farmville market on
saturdays 4. Is. 1LNNlN'tH, -, ~,
Nn-1N-1mo sec y. lODacto DNalN
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23

c,TATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CoNDl-
zion of The Prince Edward Lunenburg County
RANK located az Meherrin. in the State Of kirzin-
d. al the close Of business November I'm 1919.
made 10 the state Corporation Commission.
RESOURCES.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-23

JH. DAVIS, supt
SUGGESTIONS IS REFERENCE TO IHi
NOVEMBER EDUCATIONAL
CONFERENCE.

NOVEMBER EDUCATIoNAL
CONFERENCE.
/. Its very important that superin-
tendents teachers and delegates or
representatives Of boards Of school
trustees and boards Of supervisors
should he i'm Richmond by 10 A. NJ
on November nth; it is very desira-
Die that every person who attends the
Conference should be present at the
opening session. Those who are forced
In postpone the time Of arrival TO a
later dav will necessarily fail TO real
ize their full share Of the benefits OF
the meeting. The general plan covers
four DAYS meeting, and II il believ-
ed that all who come can afford 10
speud that much time in Richmond
- far AZ teachers are concerned, l find
that many of the school boards have
agreed to pay them for the time spent
i'm attendance upon the Conference
lust a. if they were teaching school
and I think this il right.
No travelling card is needed t'
yet the reduced rates, which will o'
one fare plus - cents for the roun'
trim. Ticket will be on sale from sta
tions i'm Virginia TO Richmond, Viz
ginia. and return, on November -
| ~ 1903 also for trains scheduled Il
arrive i'm Richmond before noon, No
yember -. 1906. good 10 return unit
December g. 1905. Those who canno
secure the round trip rate at loca
station. should apply for the sam
At the first junction point. II the iul
fare is required i'm any case receip
from the railway agent should be e
cured bv the party who fails to secur
the benefit Of the reduced rates am
the case should be reported TO one q
the Secretaries Of the Conference
3. In response TO numerous inqu.
re, concerning entertainment, / be
10 saw that we have limited fund W
can appropriate for that purpose w
have the sum Of 81 $50 which may q
may not be increased TO $500. l ha'
= decided 10 devote this money
First. TO the payment Of the livin
expenses Of the supervisors and u
school trustees il desired, where the'
expenses are not provided for by ID
local boards that send representative
second. Any residue will be devote
to the expenses Of the delegates iroi
the local teachers associations.
Third. In making this distribution
we shall. if possible, favor those WI
, have to travel long distances.
The hotel, Of Richmond give rat
as follows:
American Plan. 8 to s. per da
European Plan, room from 81 to So
= The boarding houses will char
from Sl.25 to sl.75 per day. BoardiI
places can he secured in advance
writing TO superintendent W. +. 10
Richmond, Va, OF Principal }.
Binford, Springfield school Ric
" mond. Va. All persons who are n
" located before reaching RichmoI
= should proceed at oace to the Depa
ment Of Public Instruction, Capi'
" Building. where they will receive
= hearty welcome and will be furnish
" with such information as may
- needed.
=. 4. All persons interested IN educ
ton are cordially invited TO allie
- these meetings. All local teache
~ associations, citizens associations a
~ college faculties are respectfully
yited 10 send representatives.
Respectfully,
uA O. frIIr Ir-rTnN ID
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has STOOD THE TEST FOR IS YEARS

The old. original GROVES Taste
less Chill Tonic. You know what you
are taking. It's iron aud quinine ID
a ta.teless form. No cure, No pay. 0Oc-
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tert on Garth f.- rheumatism. strains. srrlins
and a. nr. Tr..uaIa lnr both man anr
aeast iaree bottle cents. az White d %. ans
hinitln Drlg o.
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state ofvlrginia, County Of Prince Edward, q
Tohn a. long. Cashier Of the above
- hank. DO soiemnly swear tnai zoe
move statement is true 10 the best OF Hs
knowledge and belief r..tt,-
CoRREcT-Attesr
~ B. DAVIDSON. -.-.-.
j. r. WALTON. fDleNt''''
j. N. HAHLEL
Subscribed and sworn TO before me .H''
2).h day Of Nov. 300 49,. t,.,t.ff.
-'-' FfII0rT r. BOOKER Notary Pubic
NJ tenn OF Office expires FEB. 2sth. 1877.
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80. js,L
Export OF THE CONDITIONOt
X TIP FIRST NATIONAL BANK AZ
ia>mvilie. boz The state Of Virginia at ii'
close of business. Nov. l2th, lslt
RESOURCES.
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Need a good cathsrtic? a PHI j.
hest Ssya Dill like DeWitts Little
Farlv Rfsers. About the most re-
liable on the market. Soid Dy 81
druggists.
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T. Yeaman. cashier. do so,emnly s~eaI
,.,-,lifion IA The Prince Edward-Lunenburg Coqn-
IN Rams. iocated al Meherrn. IN the state o Nir,
yira. AL the close Of business on the I'm Gay oi
Nov- is6 20 the best Of nay knowledge and
belief ,y,.,,.. c,.lier
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SOLE AGENTS
Plaintiff

NrfRcrS1A.-In the Clerks Of1ce o. the Circuit
Court of the County Of Powhatan. on the 18Th
day of November 1915. ...
Evia HohsUn --.. '''''..''''''''' aiiis''
against
Andrew H0ts0n ......... .-.s'sss'-s Deielioaht
rs CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is % procure an absolute
li,-o~re a riucuf0 nl1frin0nt And an AFFIDAVIT
having been made and filed that he defendant;
49,, uot,.on Is not q resident Of the State Of
Virginia IL b. ordered that be do appear here
within fifteen DAYS after due publication hereof.
md 40 what may be necessary 10 protect he inter
est In this suit And b i further ordered that
-, hersof b. published once a week for four
.,eeesgive weeks 10 the FarmyiI.e Herald, news
naner published in the town u Farmvilie. Va.
and that copy Boz posted o. The front door OF the
Courfhouse " this county by the clerk thereof,
5n or before the next succeeding rule day.
A copy-Ieste; 1900. 1870. 81.
Milton p. Bonifant ,. @.
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aaI.l l,uss r0-0s, 60. "a. ro.L

STATEMENT or TIE FINANCIAL con.
= dltiou Of the Planters Bank ofFarmviile,
located al Farmville, In the state OF Virginia,
40 the close OF business, Nov. p lsoo, made
20 the state Corporation Commission.
RESOURCES.
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C0rrocf-Atfcs.
r. c. HAsKINs.
J. n. PRICE, Directors
~ r. GLE.
s.... ~ vireiria. County Of Prince Edward,
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me rms lflh
day Of Nov. 1905. ,,.. No. p
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To Andrew Hobson:

Milton p. Bonifant ,. O.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-01-11
HARDY is ATTORNEY.
Commissioners Name Him to
Succeed r. n. Bartlett.

Succeed r. n. Bartlett.
The first act of the board Of
county commissioners at their reg
ular meeting Monday was 10 select
q county attorney to fill the va.
cancy caused by the resignation OF
I. II. Bartlett who was appointed
register Of the Lewiston land office.
Nearly every republican lawyer in
the county was an applicant and
as the commissioners refused to
give the slightest hint as to their
preferences it was very uncertain
who would be the winner. The
selection was made by ballot and
it was necessary to vote twice be-
fore two commissioners voted the
same way. Among the spectators
who watch politics closely Mr..
Hardy has for some time been con-
sidered as reasonably sure of the
place, not only because he was the
logical candidate but because he
had the "pull" of the party ma
chinery back Of him. In 1903 he
made the race for the position
when there was hardly a chance
for republican to win and for this
alone many thought he should
have the place now.
A. s. Hardy was born in Ohio in
1871 and grew to manhood in that
state, graduating from Oberlin COL
lege in 1896. Shortly afterward he
came west and in 1899 located in
Grangeville, entering the law office
of j. F. Ailshie, now q member ol
the supreme bench of this state.
He was admitted to the bar in 1901
and after Judge Ailshie's election
continued to practice in his Office
He was married in 1904 to Miss
May Mcclure, a charming young
lady Of Portland, and they are nice
ly located in their own home in the
Lewiston addition of this city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-01-11
The score was as follows:
IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
A. Berg of Salmon River Suf-
fering from Blood-Polsoning.

A. Berg, pioneer Of this county,
is critically i'll at his home in Sal
mon river, from blood-poisoning.
Some time ago he cut the forefinger
on his left hand, and thought little
OF it at the time, but it gradually
grew worse, until DR.. Foskett of
White Bird was called and found
it a well-defined case Of blood-poi-
soning. DR.. Campbell Of this city
was then called in consultation and
it was decided that an operation
was necessary. The arm was am
putated below the elbow Friday
morning, but on Saturday tn e
trouble again began to appear, rap
idly, and Sunday the second oper'
alton was performed, the arm be.
ing removed at the shoulder. AL.
though over 70 years of age the
old gentleman stood the operation
we'll, and strong hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
His daughter, Miss Marie Berg
came up from Lewiston Saturday
night, and left immediately for he
home,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-01-11
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Governor viii Name Date tC
Honor Memory Of
SteunenberR.


SteunenberR.
A Boise dispatch to the Tribune
Monday says:
Governor Gooding will shortly
issue q proclamation fixing a date
for the holding of memorial SER
vices throughout the state in honor
of former Governor Steunenberg.
Governor Gooding has not yet de-
termined upon the date, but it can
be forecasted with reasonable Ger.
tainty that the services will be held
not later than Feb. IL, Lincoln's
birthday. Governor Gooding said:
"Ever since the terrible tragedy
at Caldwell I have had the matter
of q public memorial under advise
ment. Arrangements have not yet
been perfected. At the proper time
l will issue . proclamation calling
upon all the people of the state to
pay tribute to the memory Of our
martyred ex-governor. The ser'
vices will be some time in Febru'
sry, and every school and church
in the state will be asked to obser W
the day as one of mourning for 9
great and good man."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-01-11
BOWLING MATCH.
Crangeville Bowiers Easily De-
feat Cottonwood.


Lovers of the bowling pastime
have looked forward to the match
game which was played Saturday
night at Wilson's bowling alley be.
tween the Grangeville and Cotton
wood teams with q lively interest
which was altogether misplaced, as
the tameness Of the game was any
thing but exciting. Grangeville
led from the start to the finish, and
although it may be said that some
of our town boys played in poor
form, it may be said in extenua-
tion of their poor work that they
didn't have to do better.
The Cottonw wood team composed
of Geo. Lange, H. E. Holman,
John Payton, M, w. Upton and
Ed Simon represents that city's
best young men but they had been
used to bowling on q narrow alley
and were at q double sadvantage
when it came to Q strange alley and
regulation width. The home team
was composed Of DR.. F. A. Camp.
bell Geo. A. Smith, DR.. j. d.
Shinnick, w. E. Bunnell and
James Atherton. A return game
will probably be played at Cotton
wood in the near future when the
defeated team hopes to reverse tht
result.