davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
DR. PrERcE's REMEDIES
They Stand Alone.

Standing o1t n bold relief. al alone,
and as conspicuous example OF open
frank and honest dealing with the Sick
and afflicted. are Dr.. Pferesrs Faverita
Prescription f0r weak oFer-Eerked- de-
oIIIEsEed. nervous. ruE-doEn pain
Ezczsd women. and Dr.. PIerce's Golden
A-eolc4l Discovery the famous remedy
Tor weak stomach, tndizestioa. or dFs-
Pepsis. torpid liver, or oIlIousness, all
cafarrEzl affections whether Of the
stomach, bowels, kidneys. bladder, nasal
passages, throat, bronckia. or other uu-
coUs passages. also IS zn effective reuedF '
for al diseases arising from thin wa1erv
affections.
Each bottle Of the above medicines
bears upon its wrapper q badge OF hon
esrF n the full list of ingredients coz
posing is-prt7Etsd IN plain English
This frank and open publicity places
these MEDICINES III class ali bv theTH-
sstUes. and IS the best guaranty OF their
merits They cannot be ciaSSed as patent
nor secret medicines for they are neither
Icing Cf k7Igtrn composition
Dr. Plerce feels that he can aE0rd I'd
take TIE s1iclsd into his full confidence
and lay al the ingredients OF hiS uedi-
ci1eS freely before then because these
Ingredients are such sS are endorsed and
uost strongly praised bE scores Of the
-L-s-a C--1ACA41 A4cL1L44 WINES a. CZEEc
for t1e diseases for which these uefii-
eIEes are recommended Therefore. the
afflicted do lot have 60 rely alone uuon
Dr- Eterces Recommendation aS 10 the
curative valEe Of his medicines for Ger
tain easily recognized diseases
a glance at the printed formula on
each bottle viii show that 10 alcohol and
10 harmful or hzbft-foruinz drugs enter
.1L0 Dr. Plerce7s medicines they befaz
vh0llE con pounded OF zIvceric extracts
O the roots Of native American forest
plants These are best and safest for
the cure Of most lingering chronic dis
eases. Dr.. R--E- Pierce can be consulted
EEEE, by addressing him at Buffalo.
n Y and al couuunica tioas are re-
gzrded as sacredlF confidential
II e as easy 70 be well as fu-and
much Eors comfortable Constipation q
the cause Of many forms of Illness. Dr..
Plsrcess Pleasant Pellets cure ccnstipa-
ton They are tiny. suzzrcoared rran-
UIes- One little Pellet IS 4 gentle [zxa-
tive Two 4 mid cathartic- Ali dealers N
medicines sell then
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
PIMPLES,
BLACKHEADS-
Get Rid Of All Your Face Troubles
m a Fev Days Time With
the Wonderful Stuart
Calcium Waters.
- - - -.

AAAAA EAEAN[e &EEf Eree-
c- eznaer have an attractive face
l q 121 cEier and fun Of i-
Lplre clood means an IN
e tacs always
LEe UgsL Wc-EerfuI as ven zz ne
E FaRL1 blood cleanser IN Srusrr- :
-s-L-m Wefers Tou use -E=- - =
GAYS and the difference tells IN
-ae r-Elr away
-osl Blood purifiers aid skin treat
-s ere Lll cr pciscn- Stusrrss 8
ele-s are guaranteed free
2 pllso1- mercury 6ruz c-
ele -1ey are as harmless ss 49,
re tee---s are GstollEhznE
s- cases q EztZ diseases
oeel cured n week bv trfs
A---lls remedy. IL eonrsfrS rka
elective Working power ~ srv
ElzE ever clsecvere1 1-cs lcfr1r- So
1= Most hlocd ard ska treatr-enrs
rEs1E sLoE Srlsrrs CaIcitm
z-ers have cured 1cLs IN : 5zvs-
erF pzruc-e CT tUuuritv Is drfven
- e Fl-r system comp LeLEIy never
return, and u IS 6aae wzthout de-
$50 system n the slightest
80 4G-lE WAT Eo-r trouble Is
eEer pLDp Les- 1lorchsz hIs-z<raz7z.
rsLreE- eczema OF scahbT err-sts-
can se-eDn-T 1epezG upon Srusrrss
a---1 - a-ers - never fsIIInE
-c1r se any longer EuDfIIzce6 BY
sl-lL--E Lzce Dou'r have
al gers stare ar g0u OF allow vorr
--el1s 2 se ashamed Of TUu becs11se
u rc-r face
Eour blood makes vou what van a.
--e men Gz1 women who torze 49,
are -Ecse with pure blood srd ----e
faces DID yea ever srop . rtfrk 81
Crzr2
Stuzrrs Calcium waters z-e sh-,-
L--eLT EEFEL ess. bur The rss-T~S
EE-rV satisfying 70 Tou even - --z
e15 cf week TEeT vii 49, 80
szErT because YEN lzce VIII Be zzT-
CEEH SlElE not clLT 70 F8u-SeIf T-Ez-
yea L1cE n -EE E-zss. bUt 70 erervb-.5-
s.se Wae E1oWs you ard talks VIII
E1L
We want &C rrove 70 vou -he+
STARTS Calcium Wafers are hsvq-E
Ec-1r rEs rES- and quickest bT--z- 80
Skin purifier n TIE WcEl5-so Ne u-fF7
send yea free sample As soon as Ne
Ee- -cl- Ez2z GZ1 address Se-F F--
ir CodET. ard thea Wien veu lave rrfs5
re sample T1u VIII not rest co-rerrz7
unu- Eou have hougEr E1c box ID
ysEF 6rEgEisEs-
send IS TcUr uzUe ard address -
cay AID We VII Al c1ce se1E Eou H-
ZaL sample package free ADDRESS
4 eL-z-r c. q Stuart bldg Ezr-
sEzL Mich
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
Army Tug Slocun
Sails for Homo
lulu.

IRE river steamer Aurora narrowly
escaped fcuzderi1g late Friday night
as rhs result of striking Z snzg n mid
channel Of the 3I0kelunne River, near
New Hope Landing A hole was
knocked in the steamers hottom. and
she began 70 III The Aurora fortu-
nz-elT - equipped with powerful
puups- Cauvas was uassea under the
hull 70 cover the hole and the pumps
were able then q keep the water under
control
The aurora then started for this city
under ner own steam When she gets
here her cargo VIII be discharged and
The vessel dryeocked Ter repairs
The -zUrura IS owned By the Cali
Eorriz Transportatiou Company ard
plies between Jzckson-srreet wharf
and numerous river points she left
here Friday noon TIE water IN the
1avtEa1le rivers IS Tery low At present
sails for HezoIziu-
TIE army tug SIocUm. Captain Ike
Smith which Is going 20 TOW the
transport sheridan from Honolulu TO
san Francisco, sailed yesterday al
uooH for the island port she has
enough coal for voyage twice the
IeuEth bur the QuarusrmzsCeTs de-
uarrueut d5E not wish % t<ke any
chances ot the urtIe steamer running
short CT fuel SLe left F0Isou-streer
wharf exactly a. noon. Just Ike one
CT the big transports, and vas dis
patched bv Captain Dunn With AL Ile
fsrr-aIzty that he viii accord TIE Ls-
gan al midday % November :. when
shs sails for Manila Ire SLoeuu Is
carrying Z crew Of twenty -four men
and IS expected 70 make the run 70
HoEoIuIu IN Len days
Panama Liner SazIz-
The Pzctfc Nal liner city sf Pan
ana sailed yesterday for The tsthmus
vita & dozen passengers 2na tull
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
GOLDEN GATE PARK CONCERT

The following is the programme for
the concert at Golden Gate Park this
afternoons. March. Ens Peaceuaksr
fAIvordls overLure- Naoueco tserdD
~-1&- seNoruin< Journals" (Srrauss1:
SOLE, FOR correr George Pzcheco (Se-
Iectedl. Benedictiou Of the Poignardz
from -The HugueHcts fMeyerheerl
overture. Jolly FelloEz (Suppel:
Sehuhert's Serenade- Psraphrass
Horst. Russian concert U1azurka.
ia rzarfna (Gannel- u0veIaEre. In
81 Cnzy Corner eBrzrronl. march.
--nTafsv EaIF~ fTnsev1s Hawaiian Songs
fBerrerl. marcia. A11sric2n Republic
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
RELEEF MONEY sTILL cosIrxe.

Money confines 20 come IN to the
relief fund- Among tha late receipts
are s40ce from Seattle and 81. coo from
Cambridge. Mass The Seattle money
Is the last Of the SS5.a8e raised ia
thst city. Tie money from Cambridge
IS INTENDED for rehzhf fIftzriou only. In
a telegram from Massachusetts, IL is
STATED that the second zuztzIIn-ert from
the state, amounting 70 S1ga. a6a. Is
ready 70 be forwarded The total
amount OF money raised by tie state
FOR Szn Francfsco relief Is $3.50 e1e. and
OF this there stiEI remains after the
second fnStaIImenr Il sent s5e0. Gee
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
REFORMATION DAY SERVICES

Reformation day services viii be OBJ
served al the First Lutheran Church
on Gearx street today At Il a m
Dr. Edwin HadIoek. the pastor. viii
preach on Victorious Faith and at
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
ALrA'S HALLowEEy P.Rr

Alta PariOr No OF The Native
Daughters OF the Golden West viii
give Halloween party and dance
Wednesday evening November 7. in
the Naval Hall q the Jefferson square
building The entertainment Is IN
charge OF the following coaltttee- z
Jcly. n Mclaughlin. Miss Cfhafn. Mrs.
Loo. Miss 4 Hanna and Miss II. Goane
Alta PsrIor purposes 70 let It's mem-
bers ard friends see that II Is still IN
line te give enjoyable fraternaI func-
tons
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sPRoULE on WAY HITLER

william SprouIe, who resigned from
ths southern Pacific Company 70 jain
rhe csuggenhstus- fs Ar present II salt
Lake CITY. and vii arrive IN San Fran
cisco next Fridzy- II is believed thar
4r- reason OF Sproufss visit 70 the
.-r-z=r Il in connection with the biz
sD1elrsr Ahzt Il 70 bs built on the bay
s1cre
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
LATE sHIFPTSG TSTELLIeENcE.

OUTSIDE B0USD Ma NIDNIGHT.
EarE 81. ksrArrs8e
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT LIDO VF-ArriTel 0er -7-Bark -
dz1-e@- rrrm GuarEzE
rived Oct 1T-Sfrrrz Pgrnoua ard
E.Ureka. hence Ger IS
ISLAND PORTS
E0EOLEET ET-Salad Oct g-Bark Gerard r.
ToheT. i1r San Frzncizess Br stmr Doric. for
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

pastor oT the Sunday-schooI ehfid-sn.
beginning At ~ 0'elock A good 1rs-
grsnns has been arranged cor shs
chiIdFeu- There vii he 4 short a.
dress 5y Rev Hugh Furueu-- Eno wfi1
also preach AZ the II O'elock ser~tcs
and II rne evening
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
WEATHER FORECAsT.

E1LE1-l tUEELlrL.
Esree1zt far san Fszne5scs and =fef,.ffv-Fa4-
sunday Eor so VAN Light north wi1f cfsucfnz
2 west
Fer Sa-Ezueara VaiIsE-Fafr sunday. anc %
VAN Eght s0u1h wind
Eer san Jaagllz yaIIay-Fair sgadzy, net 50
Light uorrh win6
a G. MeADIE District Forecasssr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28


PoRTLAND Oct zT-CnGou grain hzndlsrs
wzr &c Eerk rhE ueEz-ag az AZ Eae doezs VIZ
r1s ezeelEtgn e re oesA1-e n. -.eE1Eor- -
crews VII - eD1A1Fes1 r1s-H 4cl--aF -larl-14-
Soue q rhe cid zcr-Enscr w1rke-s are SUI AZ
AlC1rgCrlsrT cocE bur UfsE q ll=1 1870 =
-8T1 as s0Cn as re L-fLi1f ---Ht-lr7 tEetIeSN
far zurE II Is sad thaE al rne na1-unlouls1s
WI Leave rhzs evening tume5laEsIF arrer they
E-av -heir TeekIy paT-
re B-f-fsh sTean-s- Sr-zrhaaE-u VII reach he
- $500 - co--es 10 eEErrz- % Kerr
rls StrarEnalru g sister z1lp q r1e steamer
Sr--hFITs- srsere.s q Tzs--na few days azo-
she WI cErrT aEaT anGEr 5loo EolE q wheat
TIE steamer Raazoks sails f1E S4n RedEn va
Saz FrancIsco ErG EuEezE rsiE sTe1-nE- The
E-11c-zeo vim e1rz7 q lsQ9tt rssI e -111oer
= T-eT 7-u7Eer a. rs 71rr fsr San Frzncszco-
She VII carr atcEr I -ecG. eco 1eer- Tie
steamer Bar-zeorta saLsc last sight tsr San
Ers1c-scc Tl-1 rlA esrz2 q Ee-efal lrelgnl-
The bark Taue Z Stanford las arrived AZ SD
neg- y s " TlEh s4rzs 6 ss1her tron he
ser ne steamer san Mateo Iefr thtz ucun<
Captzu e Se5rze- =e--ets- e the Cntred
SITES Lf-h-1cuse Bsa-z- ar-fTed f-on WazhiaE-
ron =. c. 18 zorlE1g @ Ugke al DspecIig1
q 49,. re as e n5viEaZ-en s-alg ne -eass-
OIlrsra1k arrfve1 n ne straits u1dzT. en rnUte
70 Tzesua c-ou Ha-burg "a Herol1lu- TEs
ez-zo q lz-ber at PEr Blakeley f1r san
Psszs. sazed from C1aIIau today. The A1ertcan
tocaT from san Franessco fer I1zber cargo
Tte k-ertrHn SAB Stxrfart arrived a Pert
EaEIcck trgu S1n Frzncsco recET and rhe
Ar1ericzr sh1r s. JaUeS arrived a. Pert Tcvl-
sezd f-cu GCarEzs- The Durrh zEeauer Seder-
LzE6 arrfFed r1zaT ercu A1EWerp va Pcrr Les
Azzz1ez Lhe schooner EcrrEIauc arrived rczaT
fraU EzE1z rruise ard after d1sc1A-Et1g-
E1lz@1 TIE BEfrish zai1 AUsrrzfiz1 has 1rrfFed
bara frrr Ez-Hurz va Real Enadz 3 C
IL Ans.leac-Eagvz Ilcer E4rzliaa rhi-k
sailef rnnlEhr froz Eew York ia Szn FrEn-
rtsea. BIDS fzrexel C this coast rtrh this
rrf1 Euor zrriTz1z a. New YORK she VII
isEuz-rars 1eT service The American rattan
>fean1S1fp CcupGzv via Tshuan terec zaiIrca6-
sac VII - srzrtcue5 per7za1ent1T On The Atlantic
HrE VII the Erzr Ezaazsh1u u ea-r- freizhr
80 C0z1zacoaleps. the Atlantic ter-f1uz q the
Tra1s-Txthzia1 Railroad
The large Sect - st1rubcUnd vessels az
CllLLEU baT r1r &C sea yesterday and last
nlzhr. These vessels inclE5ed the British ST,
TharuIieHarE- heund fer Te-1tr1e- TIE ship In
eiIe- heuuE fer Szn Frzrelscn- ard the schrou-
Rasos1anz ard An1ie II CzzpheIl scun6 for
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

Rally day viii De observed today AZ
the Lebanon Church. Sanchez and
Twenty-third streets. Rev r Logan
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
PRESBYTERI4N RALLY DAY.

the peoples service ii the evening On
Z Il Faithful Leader OF Men
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items Of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific.
COAST

SEATTLE Oer z--LocaI s-eTe5ecss say ne
sscELz-enr of TIE ssEza AZ Pertains l1s s--1l
S.--H Tie zchoouar Tclaura las been c1zr
Trad ~ TIE z K Wcod CcUpany CO lsac In
her f1r Saa Frzrelsea zE SO ref Ll1e
Ths Coast SzrFeF steamer Ra-rsrso1 lerL 10
DIX A1ssEz- Ezstsr-zg- reEu-n-1S ee-e allei
f1s1-afn G=er-s = Eazz u ne Bosa9r
-1v BoEf Co1Ez---S steamer LEEa ezS -
si-ue6 ard has hesn zue-sss1e1 b H G Al
=--~-- r-r-erlr E-s- efzeer Re VII taT11e
his tIrzrs tine q 0Ts-sr culture = ne Essl
TIE Calm EzT stern bond lEI1er Zee
Fer Calzf---zz stared sour1 Ess-srlaT Lhe
Shi1 S-au51r5 is lca1t1S l-11ec E1E 81 EraE-
80 a. EIsE1sek She VII san Tues1aT- he
steamer Wasz-1Eruu saile1 EAs morning raE
Saz F-z1eizcg W11h lEE-5er- ehs eArriee -l-<rg
The steamer C0ruuado q ne L 2 cray --1e
s SeEe6Eie6 20 Es- away 20 san ErznelSec To-
nsrroE nlEh- wtEh Iau1er and rTea-y 7aSssn-
he ashlzz sehso1er Aant-aI nevsy ssr.Te.
f-ru re AIazka 6shf1E banks to-day Sc :
rEree wsezs sEszzls ard cezrz we're sarsztAl--ac
- bs-E n z FIzz said toazy Ter San
-t4a-e- SurEsre sa-ef fer Sa1 Fra1etscc us
sf-e-1ocr. esrrvlaE 4 fEE rasssuger list
sax PEDRO. 0c- zI--L1e EEEl-lA Ls.2l1
1asseaEsr ard trs-Z1r szez--er tfar--l. 80 e
E-rzzelscu- E.s-s Sc vi - y sAe arT1aeA laE
a-1 -e1lzrs-
lshs6 Ezs-hargiag her lHz5sr cargo s1d cleared
far ears H1-rCC- -zEl1G lEeLz-r 4lG pdsee1-=ls
fsr So Er,1Eaz1C-- Lza scLeClsE bare1r.&- CAP
rs51 EIrrhoau Esr 80 sea Ca11T- 115-1c Ter
-zrE-1 e1-Ec E1- ez1 ea1re- Ese sean scnnc1sr
IEeEa. Carrz11 g11ls11- = s-1sf-r-e- q es1E %
nlEAt o. t0aorraa 1aE EHreka Fia san Erz-czss,a-
re bc1T q Th9E-s< T11E1psac- 4 sa1lsr rrssa1
- -.rf- Fs-1rr.l vs. useEeS ID n The bay tbs
u1rll1E ~ Peter SeTers- 2 HzarD1E- AAc- 2sln
lad been missing ahc1E Teek
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

% A-- --E11A-s - 60 1>1 $500
Taxes Old D. Gooseco t1row 'stvlesa
iuro a garment II = bury
Hes z regular wlIrlvTI11 = zct5I
z-d he knows how % fake the sho-es1-
irz Of . Ezc5F sssu Il : sec0ud-or ths
fenztnsul1g q 4 s1orr o1s. i1stzncs-s
Re EuoEs hoU 70 stretch or = Coat
. Cellar chztss TOO tizhr. Tar tae back af
vo-n ueckl O. q shrink ID lapel
thzts 5uIzing
Bur. he does Al this y mere kszs and
.r1zztavs Ehzt al upon clotn Just IS t1e
Curing Ir11 zcts UPo1 hzlr-
Ard wasu Z Damp day gets zfeer tHe
r-t-i-uusc ssyLS Ct Cczc = loss ne
-4ue SOFT Of ting % thar Ssyie razt
. 80 Damp day 6oesto the Crriinz=Iroae5
r-ssss q ths Mzd1se Girl
Thzs casually puts Crap itto
81 JoCes zppszrzucs ard P1Pulzrisy
Becz-se. hfs Gear ther uzEssEE-
T.oE Ike Al zrimzred Io5eiet. cDssting
INTO pecuIizr style Of u oE1-
The Eeft Lzpel bzlzes out IS Z id
befo-e tae szt-irou fskedft.
The Sleevzs tV~ist arou16 q blt. srd
ozke hin Iook As 4 rs slbcZs Uers
-Tdezccllsr bi15s st tie baek og lis
neck z1d puts al TIE weight Of The Gar
r-e-t cu his rear collar buuo1
-A-d 50 zEzy EEks ard UTi1kies
shzs creep S1eo rhzt Goat tEzt Trey are
shockinE g KIlIzl-
NoE zfV IS this thusP
Becsrse q flt-iy1n hzkI.g
Z c,sts 4 Irtle rzoTg 70 shape Goats
n-5 OrercozLs with 1zIuSczEcE HZzG-
.-eszLs-zc~E thz1 VIII the tzky FIzt-froa
But. that SsncsyE ShzPiuE Eezsv zztks
rzf throrKh Dz-p1ess, nor Dryness,
nor rhrouSh the careless hzrgiugup Of
Gzrzent-
Noe thar This. the Sincere Sr1tchI1g
~rsr pues re human CUrves inro 4
Garment SERVES 20 E0L6 zSezz E1sye
s~zs-st the action Of Nois-uEs On the
Goth Itsef
Not ru1uv GzruerS are finished n
r-is Slncertv' EzHa zsecle srork
fzs1iou
5Ur = Eeec 1el ccet 20 80 80
70 have : Suir o. Oye-cozt rEus fstLg-
f5rzrEez and f5E1lLy-skEpsE b. tse %ss1ls
,1S-esd of o. the tricky Flzt-T01
Because. al yos'1s got 70 dos % look
snzrp. Uhe1 FQu by y0ur 1exr Sult G.
Ore~rozr- sor the is5ei of fhe Sincerity
Tsifo-S o. Il Thsf label -ezcs IS
foilows-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
River Steamer Aurora
Nearly Founders.

Weather Report.
CElrea stsrss Department ef zzricuI tErz-
szn FrzEefsee- ocl1ber . 1908
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
y 4 T1E5rHsts,

I'LL : Coat vas Z sight vals1 ths
Sa--7s Hair Il II began woTSIag
- L1e dap weather played Tag
Eh Us sEz1e u us the
1z-zuss. BIS eozr hz6 besz kuocze6
r--o share EIch =hor Fizt-Iroz
Ichz5 5ee1 seen together. ~ rfzcsS. sf
coarse BIT. the sewing part had been
fo-e T g Hzgy1
Bzzuse sewing Is srcsssTus. ard Flat
5-1u taxing IS mighty ciLs1p. zEd cor
seria-rlF ra1lC-
50 BIS C0zr. Ike many othsrs. had
beeu rzIl-oa6e6 rhrough the SgzsTEg
sezzs. zzd ther EntskS1 n f0rr roads
os hot pressing q ths fzsy Elst-lroo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

rrscEvEEr EALEEMAN-Walter A. III
rru. q sa-ezn1z1 81 Berke-eT- 1-ec pelrl7n
= -scTTenrT Il me raire6 states pErr1er c1EzF
-szterezz. He 0Ess S7&7s a1d h1A - 1850
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Virtues of "SoId" Sign,

Get this parlor suit out at once, John," said the manager.
 "Oh. let's just put Sold tag on it till tomorrow" grumbled Salesman John. ''The men are fearful busy"
 "John," said the manager, you know very little about human nature if you're willing to leave a suit of furni- ture marked Sold In sight of the pub lie. If we left the suit here everybody that came in would be attracted by the Sold sign on it and would want to buy it or it's duplicate. The suit can't be duplicated, as you know, and so the people would be dissatisfied. This suit, because they couldn't have 1t, would seem to them the only desirable one in our stock. They would take no other. We should probably lose half a dozen sales.
 "Why, John, there are some dishon- est dealers who put Sold signs on goods that are drug. so as to dispose of those goods quickly, and it is q fact not creditable to human nature that fake 'Solds' will move slow stock more quickly even than fake reduc- tions."-New Orleans Times-Democrat
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Wit Of a Scotch Lunatfc,

This lunatic asylum story comes from Glasgow: Two councillors of that city were taken over a large asylum the other day by one of the patients, safe man. He had led them to a room to display a view from a win dow, when some one shut the door, with its self acting lock, and the three men were prisoners. The patient alone preserved his composure. While the councillors clamored to be released he remarked:
 "If were you would be quiet"
 No help coming, the councillors grew desperate. Beads of precipitation stood on their brows, and they fairly yelled.
 "If I were you," repeated the patient soothingly, q would keep quiet"
 "But we're no daft" pleaded one of the visitors.
 "Hoots mon, that's what said ma sep when I was brocht inw
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09
Georgetown Gossip.

Friday, March srd, the old folks
of Georgetown were nicely enter
tanned with program commencing
at 1 o'clock, consisting of vocal and
instrumental music, recltatlons and
speeches, at the conclusion of which
"a snmptuous repast was served.
Appropriate badges were presented
to the bishopric and to those over
so years of age. The amusement
committee certainly deserve credit
for the entertainment provided.
There will be a district Sunday
school convention held in George
town tomorrow, Saturday, at which
there will be program during the
day and social in the evening fol
the Sunday school officers and work
era in the wards of Bennington,
Nounan and Georgetown.
Last Monday evening. the Y. l.
M. l. A. gave concert which wa,
largely attended. The program wal
enjoyed by all and reflected credi,
upon those who took part.
Feed is reported rather scarce IL
the vicinity of Georgetown, bu
there will be no losses of stock un
less winter should linger unusually
long in the lap of spring.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09
w. O. W. Bali.

The Woodmen and Ladies of
Woodcraf, will give Ing St. Pat
rick's ball at the opera house Friday
night, March l6. The grand march
will begin promptly at $3.50 Ind
will be led by the Captain and the
Guards from the Circle in the colors
of the order. This will make quite
a pretty scene. Tickets are sl.oo,
and the committees from the Camp
and Circle, which are In charge of
the arrangements, assure that all
who attend will have a royal time.
Supper will be served on the stage
by Mrs. Cherry.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09
Big Price for Land.

At the sale of state school land
held At Occur d'Alene City Tuesday
the B. b. Lewis Lumber company
purchased the richest section of
school lands in Idaho, but the tract
came high. Competing bidders
jumped the price $1,000 at time
but the land finally fell to the Lewis
company at $35,sOO. 1t contains
more than ie, 200, 200 feet of white
pine, besides other saw timber. The
company's railroad runs through the
section and affords the only means
of getting timber out. The timber
will be manufactured at the COM
pany's mills at Occur d'Alene. The
concern also purchased several valu-
able quarter sections. The lands IN
question have been jumped several
times, but the state won in the sub
sequent contests.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09
A PLEASANT EVENT.
A Smoker and Dutch Lunch Er-
joyed by Commercial Club and
a Few Guests.

Last Monday night the CONNER
cal Club entertained few friends
at smoker and Dutch lunch.
During the evening d. Worth Clark
Of Pocatello, who was one of the
guests, gave short, but well point
ed talk on the good results that a
commercial club can accomplish for
city. AS an illustration he cited
Idaho Falls, in which town he lived
for a number of years. He stated
that before the club was organized
there, Idaho Falls made no material
progress, but as the result of the
we'll directed efforts Of the CONNER
cial club, during the past four years,
Idaho Falls today stands as one of
the very best towns in Idaho. With
the territory that Montpelier has to
draw on for commercial trade, Mr..
Clark said that he could see no
reason why our town shouldn't
make as rapid advancement as many
of the other Idaho towns. He said
that two essential steps had been
taken-the voting of bonds for water
works and the effort to secure better
public school facilities. Mr.. Clark's
remarks were received with hearty
applause.
Short talks were also made by
Mayor Williams and other members
of the club, and guests, all of whom
expressed the belief that Montpelier
had entered upon new era, and
that the next few years would wit
ness a steady growth for our town,
Several business men announced
their intention of becoming mem
bers of the club for the purpose ol
helping to push the town forward
The Dutch lunch and cigars wer,
enjoyed by all present, and wltha
it was a most pleasant and profitable
gathering.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09

A few weeks ago John O'Connor
made application 10 the U. S. Fish
Commissioner for consignment of
brook trout to be planted up the
canyon in Montpelier creek. He
also wrote to Senator Dubois re-
garding the matter, and the senator
replied that he had seen the COM
missioner and recommended that the
request be granted. The commits
sioner has also written Mr.. O'Con-
nor saying that the application had
been fled and that a supply of brook
trout would be shipped here as soon
as practicable.