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FORECAST FOR
 COMING WEEK

Ncw York Nov 30 The cuming session of the SiXtjeth congress, which will convene on Monday. and the presentation of Prosidcu, Roosc- yell's message will. as q matter of course, largely cn&roSS public attcn- tion neNt week Words, mol actions, will likely form the keynore f he session, as is always the case when congress meets ms prior 10 Il pfesi- dentfal campaign. Oratofy will doubtless flow uncontinpd but any linelination to enthusiastic energy will be frowned upon There is only one obstacle to this traditional do-nothing policy, and that k the personality ot Theodore Roosevelt. Whether the Lawmakers will defy the big stick and follow precedent remains to be deter mined.
 Ii is expected thay the presidents $ message will rejtcratr those measures which have come to he known as the "Roosevelt policies. Perhaps the most important of all the reeommon- dations will be that relating to the | PvcF capitalization of railroads and the control of great corporations do ing an interstate business. l. is like | ly that the president will urge legis- lation 10 provide for emergency cur rency based on bank assets and so taxed chat ijS rctrement as soon as it's immediate usefulness is gone will ] be assured. These suggestions for cdrl ency ret0rH1 ar" n9 e eagerly awaited than usual, ill view of the present financial situation. The mes sage is also expected to recommend federal licenses for corporations doing interstate business, the amendment of the Sherman anti-trus law in regard to corporations acting In restraint of trade, the graduated inheritance fax
 to which the president has already committed himself, and the revision of the Philippine tariff. which was lt1L over HUH lllt last StSSlOH, 1Ol
 poration grabbing of public lands will
 be condemned. The sending of the
 fleet to the Pacific will be discussed
 in it's relation to foreign affairs, Uni
 form marriage and divorce l9Ws vii probably be touched upon, as will th'
 subject of child labor and methods o
 prevention. An educational test fo
 immigrants will be the subject of ;
 recommendation The labor question
 will be considered and suggestions
 made for the arbitration of labor dis
 putes and employers liability law The Panama canal project will re ceive considerable attention, and tht development of inland waterways vii
 be the subject of lengthy chapter in the presidential message.
 The members of congress will this year escape the wire-pulling and i'm portunities for jobs that usually at tends the organization of a new con gress. All of the old officers and chiei employees of the House will go into of flee again. Joseph G. Cannon of H. linois will resume the speakershil
 without opposition, and there will bt no contest for any other place of hon or or profit in the House. Presiden
 tial politics as scientific game vii doubtless be the feature of the ses- sion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01
EAGLES TO GIVE
 ANOTHER BALL

The members of the local aerie of Eagles will give another of their de- lightful balls on the night of De- cember I. A committee. composed of J. F. Stewart. Curran Nichol. J. R. Stewart and Ben Robinson, are mak- ing arrangements for the big event and it promises to be a complete so- cial success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01

DRY WOOD-Old Phone 351, New Phone 313.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

Why not join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01
POSTAL CONVENTION

Rio Janeiro, Nov 30.-As the re- sult of an agreement between the postal officials of Italy and Brazil, a service of postal orders will be inau- gurated between the two countries to- morrow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01

brought to a close by the recepjien of the Caledonian society in this city next month.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
popslar Nsrpsses Couple Many

Mr.. A. P. Roach and Mis-
Talitha Dunawzy were united Il
marriage Tuesday evening. Rev
E. +. Bssudreau officiating. Th'
ceremony took place in the presenc'
OF few intimate friends at the Pugt
residence on Maple street which had
been taxtely furnished by the groom
and where the happy couple will
make their future home. The floral
decorations we're carnations and
smilxx. The brides costume was
a very handsome one. being made
Of white silk iansdown in princess
style. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach are
both we'll kovn in Nerperce and vi
cinisy and they have host Of friends
Who unite in Wishing them a pleas
ant journey on the sea Of ma,rimony.
J Nike Fuchs, living vest Of town.
vent to Cottonwood Saturday, re-
turning home Tuesday. He Is
brother Of Matt Fuchs. whose DWELL
ing burned down Friday night.
SrRAYgD- A reward OF s2.so per
head viii be paid for information that
viii lead TO the recovering Of any and
all cattle branded on left hip or
left side. Frank Graham. .Nerperce
Idaho.
I desire to notify the public tha,
NY brick are on sale at the Ramey
Lumber Company's yards in Ner.
peroe and during my absence none
rill be sold from the kiln. Harry
Mitchell.
The proceeds Of the basket social
,eld at the Mt. Vale school house,
I've miles northeas, Of Nesperce, las,
friday evening, amounted to s4i.so. /
luise number we're in attendance
rom town.
Senator Waldrip has been ap-
'ointed to serve on the following
committees in the senate: State af-
airs. corporations, counties and
ounty boundaries. and privileges
nd elections.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. johnson left
unday for Spokane where Mr..
ohnssn will received medical treat
lent for hemorrhage Of the lungs
'om which he has been suffering for
PINE time past.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
Rev. w. c. Light /, over from

! Rev. w. c. Light is over fro
: Mohler this week and says he v;
. compelled TO close the school at tn;
! place on account of the cold veathel
Ifthe weather moderates school wi
open again Monday.
B. J. McRae attended the annus
meeting of the stockholders Of th
Salmon River Power Company AM
Of the Central Idaho Developmen
Company held in Lewiston Monday
returning home yesterday.
WELL DRILLmc-I have been il
the business for fifteen years and il
all that time have never failed to gel
water in single we'll. II you want
well call on or write me at Nez.
perce. Satisfaction guaranteed. T.
P. O'ccnner.
There viii be preaching in the NJ.
E. church every Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock until further notice. The
pastor viii preach at Mohler each
Sunday evening at 7 80. The sub
jec; for next Sunday morning viii be
"Immortsliiy."
Twelve new first class stock sad
dies at cost. ]. F. Strickfaden of
Nerperoe oifers to sell twelve of his
best stock saddles for cash only
this offer holds good until March ist.
Come early and get hrst choice. No
sham. Absolutely at ccst. ! mean
just whaiIsay. ! J.F. S,rickfaden.
About sixty little folks enjoyed a
pleasant party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Lyons last Friday
night which wan given for the SUM-
day school children OF the Presby-
.erian church. Refreshments we're
served. games we're played and q
real nice time had by all present.
Services at the Christian church
Sunday. January 90: Bible school
10 100 a. m, Or. ]. II. Lewis. sup
sriniendent; morning worship IL 100 !
/. m; Christian endeavor $50 .. |
n. sermon 7;5o p. m, subject
"A Nail in a Sure Place" Mid
Eeek meeting Thursday evening at
80. E. F. Beaudreau, minister.
The following firms are putting up
&C this week: Chas. Hutchins. 100 /
ons John Medved. IS tons; Log
cabin Saloon. so tons; Holm &
Sims, so tons City Meat Market.
70 tons A. c. Eitzen. 20 tons; Nez-
'erce Creamery, rs tons; R. E.
Milestone. so tons. The ice IL abou,
en- inches thick and Of extra good
uality.
K. G. Osterhout completed his
slephone line into Oro6no yesterday
nd the residents of that place now
ave direct connections with Nez-
cree and Camas prairies and Lewis
IN over the Nezperce Cooperative
ystem. Mr.. osterhout says be will (
'stall 30 phones in Orofno At once I
nd will increase the number a.
lsiness demands.
Christopher c. Roberts died at 7
'e home ofhis daughter. Mrs. o. L. l
lliott. near Mohler. on January IA, !
'o7. after a lingering illness of )
nicer Of the stomach. aged 6s
.ars, 3 months and 20 days. he d
ayes three children to mourn his b
ss. They are Mrs. o. L. Elliott .
.rs. George Elliott and Rssy 1eb-Iy
t., Who y pow y AIssts
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

grabbed him by the hair and pulled
him down stairs. Frank then awak-
ened his mother Who vas still asleep.
Mr.. Fuchs. Who vas recently elected
manager Of the Nerperce co-opera-
tive Telephone Company vas not at
home At the time of the fire. being
away on business"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

George and Paul Fuchs, Of Union
town. arrived in Nezperce Tuesda,
from Cottonwood where they wers
called by the sad news Of the death
Of Matt Fuchs tvo little girls and
Minnie Wesioa. rho lost their lives
in a ERE that destroyed the Fuchs
home at Cottonwood Friday night.
In speaking OF the sad affair George
Fuchs said The fire Is supposed
10 have started from the explosion
Of a lamp which had bsen turned
dovn Low and left burning 10 the
room occupied by Miss wessoa and
Hilda Fuchs. bat Il is no, known for
sure jas, how Il did originate. The
bodies Of these girls we're found on
the steel bed springs In the ruins
and the indications are that they
wsre suffocased by the smoke and
gas As they lay asleep and perished
without a struggle. The mos, ap-
pailing part Of the affair Is the death
OF little Ada xho vas once In place
Of safety but ran back into the |
house and was lea, in the flames.
Ms. Fuchs frsi impulse -vss to save
her baby which she pus in baby |
buggy and pushed out doors. leaving I
L standing near the burning build
ing. She threw a blanket over the
little one TO protect Il from the flames
and ran back into the house after
her .vo daughters. Ida and Ada.
aged six and four. These she carried
out to safety and at that time dis
covered that the blanket she had
Ihrsvn over the baby vas on FIRE.
She ran 10 It's assistance and when
she returned TO where she had left
he other girls she vas stunned to
ind Ada missing. In the excite
neni The little one supposed her
mother had returned to the burning
and unoonsciously followed
icr. The mother rushed into the
,urning structure but the flames
,urned Sc hcrcely and The smoke =
ras 30 dense she could do nothing
md as there vas no response 10 her (
alls she thought perhaps her child
night not be in the building. How
yer, a search Of the ruins showed p
hat Ada had went into the dining c
Dom and layed down by the stove &
3 was her custom, at least the 6nd- c
~ Of the charred remains would =
,dicate this. Across the room up
sairs from where the FIRE started S
rank and Paul. the boys. we're j
lecping. Frank vas Awakened by n
he FIRE and tried TO arouse his II
rother but being unable to do 80 he q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

- s~@ fA@sS roAJ wa -
s at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
( Kakelmire. west of town. Wednesds
/. evening In honor Of their daught'
celia's fifteen birthday. Abol
twenty-five Young friends we're pre-
ent and the evening vas spent in PLAY
, ing games and other amusement
Refreshments we're served and th
guests regretted to depart at lat
hour.
Noble N. Ocheltree, of Haeton
Washington. is visiting at the hom
of B. z. Jeferies north of town. Mr.
ocheltree was resident of Nesperc'
prairie when the reservation wa
thrown open but left shortly after
wards. This is his first visit to the
prairie since he want away and be
is much surprised to see the vast
amount Of improvement that has
been done in SO short a time.
The Nezperce prairie is still in the
grasp of cold wave and the weather
is the coldest il has even been known
for SO long a consecu;ively period.
Monday morning was the coldcst the
thermometer registering all the way
from IL to Is below. II moder-
ates during the day but at night it
drops down below zero. The cold
weather 10 general all over the north
vest, and in Montana /, is the coldest
ii has been for twenty-six years,
being SIS below at Havrs which was
the lowest temperature recorded in
the United States.
w. E. Larson reports the follow
ing real estate sales this week: Lot
IL in block 8, Ne1perce addition to
the city Of Lewiston to Guernsey &
Newton consideration $3.50. Eilers
Piano House to Guernsey & Newton
lot II in block s Nezperce addition
to the city of Lewiston; considera-
ton $500. Mrs. Daniel Quimby to
W. E. Larson lots and 6 in block
Is town Of Nezperoe; consideration
$500. A. J. Price to w. E. Larson
lot S 10 block IS town of Nezperce !; |
consideration $40. ]. P. vollmer |
10 w. :. Larsen lot 6 in block Is
own Of Nezperce consideration $40.
[ra w. Stalnsker 240 acres two
niles north Of Russell to E. H.
of Greencreek: considera-
ion $4,000. !
The tax collections for the year
1906 reached the very handsome
'um Of 4I.48l.S0, the largest sum
Il money ever received In the Office
a 4 single year. During the month
# December there was paid into the
flee 5000, ,444.44. The October
eccipts we're ss.439.1s and the
November receipts amounted tosJ6,-
o8.0l. The total tax charge of the
ounty was s272,73s.o5, leaving a
elinquent list Of $5l ,2s4.03. The
,tal tax charge of 1905 was $2s9.-
90. being sl5,75s.o3 less than the
ear 1906. During last year ssss
.ceipts we're issued by the tax col
,ctor. while at the close of business
, 1905 the receipts issued numbered
$50. While Asssssor Daggett has
ot yet prepared any proportionate
sta relative to the delinquent taxes
. Il Of the opinion that they are
bout $1,000 dollars less than last
ear. II
YneaHn r~a1 nskaka &kafta afl III
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

600 PgR YEAR IN A DvAncE
~ NOT III ADyAsCEtI-5o
The newspaper., 1907-05-10
The Churchex.

FRIESDS-Sunday School 1000 a. m,
Preaching 1lsoO n m. G. y. service 6.3o y,
N. Junior {. = s;3o y. m. Evening service
500 y. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening 7:3O. business meeting first Satur.
day in each month at 900 y. m.
F. Howard BEowN. Pastor.
N. E.-Prearhing ON sunday at l ] 90 "A. m.
and 500 .. m sunday School at 1000 n.
IN. Epworth League prayer meeting Sunday
At 700 D. m Prayer meeting each Wedne--
Gay at s:8o y. m HtfuAKD NIScEsT, Pastor
FIRsTCoNGREGATIoSAL-corner Third
street and North Fork avenue Preaching
eervic~- at IL 100 n m. and 500 y. m. Sun
day school 1000 a. m. Christian Endeayor
n-eting 700 y. m.
REv. l.. W. wmTBTRGER.
CHRISTIAN CHUKcH-Every Loris Day
sunday School. 10 a. m. preaching ser
vices, n. m. and 500 y. m. &. y. Prayer
Nesting. 40 y. m. Nid-Wcek Prayer Meet
ing. every Wednesday evening at : 90 clock.
Junior Endeavor Society sunday 2-3O y. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society me.t- every second
Wednesday al $500 O'Clock In the afternoon.
J. X HE-TER. Pastor.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

The Order of Pocahontas will
place their play on the stage at
the | O. O. +. auditorium on
May 3lst under The management
ot Miss Mabel Ault. The play
IS rousing {. medy drama en-
tit.ed Casta~a!, or Among the
Breakers" A strong local cast
will produce it with the assistance
of Mr.. R. J. Potter. Of Grand
Junction who will handle the
negro comedy part. Mr.. Potter
is an artist of established reputa-
ton and comes to assist the Red
men and their associate order as
an accommodation to old friends.
Further announcements will be
made next week.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Miss Bess Edwards closed a
deal Monday by which she leases
the Unique hotel for the term of
two years. Miss Maud Edwards
will be in active charge of the
house and this insures first class
place, and one that will enjoy the
confidence of the travelling public.
Miss Bess will continue to jerk
the silent messengers of thought
into place in this office, for time
at least. We expect to see the
Unique add fresh popularity to its
already good reputation during
their management.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Our readers will be sorry to
hear of the death of Mrs. VIM. Gill,
of Delta. She had many acquaint-
ances here. She died of heart
trouble Sunday and the remains
were taken to Salida tor burial.
We regret to announce that Mr..
Gill is very dangerously ill as the
result of the shock and some
fears are entertained that he will
not recover. He seems to be a
nervous wreck, and does not re-
spond to treatment as he should.
We hope to be able to report
him recovering in our next issue.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Arthur F. Holt. who is now in
the employment of the Fleming
Lmbr. Co. of Denver. was in town
Tuesday evening getting an esti-
mate of the number of apple
boxes IN demand this season as
we'll as looking after the welfare
OF his SPECIAL friends. He used 10
be in the employment of the Ind.
Lmbr. Co. OF this place.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

The Minstrel last Friday evening
was we'll attended and was a
pronounced success. Glenn and
Franklin are experts in their
Loon dialect" and were lots of
fun" Then. Clinton Oliver and
his gum were there. Gu. talented
singers at home are fine, but they
have had applause before. Lo-
rena Wade and Altheda Harrison
won the hearts of all song lovers.
All in all. it was fine and twas
good to have been there.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Ad Baxter, drove in from
Olathe Thursday for the purpose
of bringing the editor or this pa
per home in time to get out a pa
per, he having missed a train at
Montrose. Ad is we'll acquainted
in this valley and renewed old as
sociations to some extent while
here
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Orth
departed on Thursday mornings 5
train for Denver where they will
make their future home. We
would have liked to have claimed
them as Paonia residents but Mr..
Orth has a good trade at which
he can work in Denver and we
wish him all kinds OF good luck
and prosperity.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10
Societies.

PAoNIA LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PY-
THiAs. No. i2s. meet~ every -econd and
hali Waiting hrrthr~u are invit~si 10 at
tend. CLAHEScr NnL-nN. q g
{. c. HAwstS-. X Of H. and :.
.sNxx PAoNIA LODGE No. 1872. l. o.
XT<~ in odd Fellows hall. Visiting
irofhers welcome.
J. W. goATrAr. y @.
". j. ANroHp. SECRETARY.
PAONiA REBEkA LODGE No. -. I. o..
g. y meets eysry nlr-i and third Ine-dasy
t~rr and brothers welcome.
MsUD SwsS. y g.
Mus. VIOLET CIsHE. SecrrtRry-
RoRINHooD CAMP. 40 7as. W. o. W.
meets hrrt aud thir,i Monday II each month
At 500 .. m. Drill prnetieS every Wesine--
day evening. Visiting uctgtors iratsrnaily
welcome Wa. HoFkNr g g
y. T.. HALru. Clerk.
WOMEN or wooDCRAFT CIRCLE no.
h37. meet. nr-i aud third Friday evenings Of
each month. Visiting neighhor- and new
HsrTIr Goopr~ow. @. y.
MANY krCuArn-oS, Clerk.
PAoNlA POST no. III. q. 4. r., meets
hr-t and third saturday of each month at
Crook hall Visiting comrades arr cordially
g. W. RoerH-. Post Com.
!. ". REEp. Adlutant-
MONEYS RELIEF CoRrs. No, III @.
:. r.. meet. nr-t saturday night and third
Saturday afternoon Of zach month.
Mu-. A~NA Ent-EH, Pres
Miss ALirE Hut Sec.
MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA. PA
oNtA CAMP. No. oo5a. MEETS the second
and fourth Friday of each month. Visiting
ncighbor- welcome.
{. I. RUIZ N.C.
W. r. o-noLp-roNn. Clerk.
ROYAL NEfGHBORS OF AMERICA.
uOoDBINE CAMP 80. 373l, meets the first
and third Wednesday Of each month. Visit
ing ncighbor- are cordially Invited To bc
present ISrE q. HHowS. q.
MILDRED ANpEn~oN. Recorder.
uINTAn TRIBE NO. lo5. l. o. II. NJ,
meets In Crook hall every Tuesdays sleep at
the eighth run.
J. y. WAKEFIELD. Sachcm.
CLINTON OLIVER. Chief OF Records
oCoNEE COUNCIL 40. 53. DAUGHTERS
OF POCAHONTAS. meets second and fourth
Thursday OF each month. Visiting Prince-re-
always welcome.
IrSA H.MMoSn, PocRhontas,
ALICE Hull. Keeper OF Records.
FIRE MOUNTAIN LODGE. NO. AGRA, C.
NJ. A.. meets FIRST and third Wednesday
evenings of each month in Crook hall. Visit
ing brothers always welcome.
Roy DECKER. President,
HARVEY LANE, Secretary.
THos. HArcu, Captain u. X.
PAoSIA LODGE NO. I2I, A. +. &
a. A. NJ, regular communications the
RSf4H first and third Monday evenings OF
NN each month Mt O'Clock y. m, In
Odd Fellows hall. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited.
j. II. BAXTER W. NJ.
RANDOLPH WILLIAMSON. Sec.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Chas. Cartmel undertook bron-
cho busting last Monday. He
endeavored to ride Melvin Wadc's
horse which recently came down
from the range and did ride it
nicely for a time but all unawares,
when he was so sure he had the
best of it the horse gave him a
hearty surprise. He went to bed
Tor a day or so but is up again.
Ii isn't a paying proposition.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

w. 7. Bross and a couple of
gentlemen named Wilson hicd
themselves. with their guns over
their arms, to the hills after that
stray bear we have heard so much
about this week. At last reports
nothing had been heard from the
men. although the bear is still
vending its way. unharmed. to-
ward town.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

lanes Smith hired a horse from
Hockett & Hice this week and
rode the animal to Somerset,
While there the horse got loose
and started home via the d & X. G
track. AT a bridge he fell through
the ties skinning himself up
pretty badly. but was rescued in
shape to carry more men around
the country.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

The base ball boys are arrang-
ing for the Stratton tract for this
season and we may look for some
very interesting games there dur
ing the summer. We observe
with pleasure that our people are
responding with financial help
that will enable them to make a
good showing.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10
County Officers

Clerk md Recorder, Dan :. Doughty.
Treasurer. James T.. Beckley,
sheriff. Chapman :. Gibbs,
Assessor, =. l.. Gockreham,
Judge. Fred y. Dickerron.
Superintendent. Miss Emraa q. Myers,
Surveyor, John II. Curtis.
Coroner. DIR. {. II. Burgin.
Attorney. George stephan.
Commissioner ID Dist, X. q. wilmot,
Commissioner I'd Dist. jos. Hogrefe.
Commissioner LIST Dist. +. N. Gets
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

1t is reported that Williamson
and Dunbar, couple of gentle
men OF Canon City have purchased
the SPECIAL & Davis drug store and
are expected to arrive and take
charge the first of the week.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

All those knowing themselves
indebted to me. please call and
settle next week as | am going
away not to return.
Mrs. NJ. K. RICHARDSON.
Photographer.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Wednesday evening. the Union
Endeavor Society of Paonia. held
business meeting at the Friends
church. Twas we'll attended and
is rapidly growing.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

V. d. Whittcmore came home
from Salida, Thursday evening
His wife who underwent an oper-
alton while there. accompanied
him as far as Hotchkiss. where
she will visit with her sister.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

The Peoples Meat Market will
soon have strawberries. now have
pie plant in so pound lots at one
cent per pound.
Phil EIsENKRAMER. Prop.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Paist, our depot
agent and his wife arrived here
las: Thursday evening and took
charge of the office Immediately.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

l.. Andrews. who has recently
purchased property in east Pao-
MIA. has just completed a new
house and will soon be at home
there.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

1t is said that the famous Chinn
ranch will have several thousand
boxes of apples this tall. Evi-
IDENTIFY the freeze did not get all
the fruit.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Robert Dunn had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot, Thursday.
while welding an axe. The mem
Der is injured severely but will
come out all right.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

w. H. Whadford and family
have moved into one of the
Chas. Oliver houses while he
works for Mr.. Oliver dur
ing the season.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

S. {. King and b. l.. Stevens,
arrived in Paonia on Monday
evening and will now make this
their future home. We welcome
them.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

A brother of David Cowgirl,
from Indiana, is here visiting the
latter. Mr.. Cowgirl is showing
the we'll. known merits of our
beautiful country.
The newspaper., 1907-05-10

Mrs. NJ. M. Brokaw, Mrs. Maud
Duke and Mrs. Mitchell, of
Hotchkiss. were Paonia visitors
for short time Tuesday.