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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
Llegada de Secre-
tario del Tesoro,

Nueva York. octubre "a. -Ha llegado el Sc
cretario del Tesoro Caurtelyon. Ihmediatamente &C.
lebr6 una conferenca con los fnancieros drecto.
res de los bancos de la cudad y el de la empresa
presentada en- suspension de pagos Despues de
esta reunion la stuaci6n ha mejorado muoho resta-
bleciendose la normalidad en- la Bolsa desapare-
ciendo el panico de aver. La actitud del Secreta-
rio del Tesoro ha sido favorablemen1e comentada y
Sc espera que la situac6n 6nanciera de los valores
de la bolsa queda afrmada de una manera segura.
No Sc ha 6jado todavfa punto 6jo. Ia cuantfa del
pasivo de la Empresa aKnickerbockerD pero Sc cal
cula es sells veces mayor que la suma de pagos he
chos por ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
Revista q la escuadra.
El viaje al Pacifico,

New York, octubre 24.-La mayor parte de
los buques de guerra de la escuadra americana que
ha de vistar el Paci6co Sc encuentran va en-
Hamptonrcads para emprender el viaje acorda-
do. Hoy Sc ha pasado una revlsta q los AGO.
razados 1ltimamente llegados la escuadra esta en-
perfecto estado. Fl espiritu de la marineria Of
cialidad es excelente la sandad muy buena. 81
dia de diciembre pr6ximo Sc efectuara una deteni
da revista de inspection de toda la escuadra e
da IS saldra para los puertos de su ruta en- viae al
Paci6co. Las dotaciones de cruceros torpederos
han sido competadas el material de guerra ha sido
convenientemente examlnado. La legada de los
buques ha causado entusiasmo en- el pueblo una
gran muchedumbre Sc reune verlos en- el puerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
nOTlS De MIAAT|
Regalo de algunos ha-
cendad dos. :, Al Hospi-
tai municipal.
CUERPO De BOMBEROs
Proposiciones para la cons.
trucci6n de un acueducto.
Buen servicio de policfa.

Octubre 23. Sc dice que 10!
hacendados de Manati, 4 iniciati
va de don Francisco Brunei rega
laran al hospital municipal una
suma de dinero con el fin de pro
veer 81 establecimiento de utensilio:
indispensables de que carece para
la curaci6n de los heridos que in.
gresan en- el mismo.
Este acto humanitario Sc debe
al agradecimieuto recibido por los
esfuerzos que tanto el seiior alcalde,
como el sefior ofccial de sanidad y
empleados del hospital prodigan q
los ehfermos, y muy especialmente
con aquellos que reciben golpes en-
los trabajos que efectdan en- las ha-
ciendas de la localidad.
FL seiior ingeniero don Juan
Bautista Rodriguez presentara de
tin momento 4 otro las proposicio.
mes para las obras del acueducto
municipal.
Ell domingo Sc efectu6 la reu.
ni6n anunclada para la reorganiza-
ci6n del cuerpo de bomberos, ha-
biendose tornado lmportantes acuer-
dos.
FL sargento de la policia in
sular sehor Ortiz, nombrado recien-
temente jefe de esta comandancla,
ha sorprendido una jugada 10 pro.
hibido, ocupando hchas de diferen.
tes classes y dos naipes enteramante
nuevos. Los jugadores fueron de-
nunciados, txigiendoles el juez $2oc
de ianza, para quedar en- libertad
la cual prestaron.
En- reunion verifcada por il
o6cialidad del cuerpo de bombero,
ha sido uombrado teniente don En-,
rique Villamil Pears.
Los vecinos del barrio dc
Tlerras Nuevas, verian con gustc
que el Hon. Alcalde ordenase los
trabajos de reparaci6n de los cami.
nos de dlcho barrio benefciandc
asi 4 los jornaleros del barrio, que
actualmente carecen la mayor par.
te de trabajos en- las haciendas de
la localidad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

este aiio hubo en- San Juan Tin o.26
por mil defunciones, en- Puerta
de TERRA un 2S.S3 por mil y en-
Santurce mn 24.S2 por mil.
Comparense esas cifras y Sc
vera desde luego que la mortalidad
es mayor en- dichos barrios que en-
San Juan, con haber en- este mayer
n1mero de habitantes, y que desde
1906 esa morta!idad ha lido en- au-
mento, debido, sin duda, 4 las malas
condiciones higienicas que Sc OBJ
servan en- Puerta de Terra y San.
turce.
A evitar eSe NAL, en- bien de los
vecinos de esos caserfos, tiende Ia
labor del Inspector de Sanidad Su.
perior sehor Torres, pero sus bue-
nos deSeoS Sc estrellan contra Ia
apatfa del Inspector municipal de
Sanidad y Benefciencia y de los
empleados q sus 6rdenes, quieues
no atienden, como es debldo, las de-
nuncias presentadas por aquEl sobre
cuadras, letriuas, chiqueros, ETC.,
que constituyen, por sus pSsimas
condlciones, IN atentado 4 Ia salud
pdblics.
Desde el ocho de julio al I6 del
mes en- curse, hs presentado el Sc
ior Torres I26 denunclas y solo
han sido atendidas So.
Esto por ST solo Sc comeuta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
Los QUE REGRE!II

En- el vapor sCoamoH regresan
hoy q Puerto Rico huestros estima.
dos amigos dona Aurea S. de Bal
selrO, don Eduardo Georgetti y Sc.
iiora, don E. Fernandez Vanga y
sehOra, don Nicolas Santini y seao
ra, don Pedro Virella UIibe y seho.
ra, senora Cabrera de Salazar, Sc
nora Salazar de Costa, sefora viudt
de Serralles { hija, sehOrita Julil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

Otero, don Jose Miguel Morales,
doctor don ]. Ord6hez, sehora { hi.
Jos, don Eugenio Verges, don Ma.
nuel GuEtara, don Abelardo de la
Haba, don Enrique QuihOnes, don
Tomas Otero y don Antonio Cana.
les.
Todos son excelentes amigos
nuestros y al darles Ia bienvenids
les enviamos los saludos mas afec,
tuosos y cordiales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
4 VUELA PLUMA
La dob1e tactica de Gel
TEMPO" y de "La Re-
vista de Pto-Rico."
vOQUIBLE ATRAVESAOO
Datos sobre Ia mortalidad en-
San Juan, Pta. de Tie.
rra y Santurce.

"Ei lGLuPO"J AdSC uldS, Gil uu
suelto insidioso como todos los su-
yos, al comentar una a6rmacl6n
nuestra, da q entender que 81 LA
DEMocRAcIA no Sc ocupo de los
ataques dirigidos q Mr.. Post desde
las columns del peri6dico bilingue
la aRevista de Puerto RicoS, por
considerarlos pueriles, tontamente
pueriles, y faltos de base, segdn dl.
jimos, hfzolo, no por esos motives.
sino porque considerable que el ac-
tual gobernador no volveria q Puer-
to Rico.
Tai aserto es completamente
gratuito.
Nal nos conoce el colega.
Aqui, en- toda ocasi6n y en- to-
do tempo, acostumbramos proceder
de manera franca y leal, sin reser.
vas mentales de ningIn genero.
Aqui desconocemos la doble
tactica que suelen emplear, con d.
plomacla falaz y bastante burda, los
hombres del Directorio republican,,
que desde sEl Tiempo,0 que redac.
tan los doctores Barbosa y Gomez
Brloso, halagan 6 tratan de hala-
gar al Gobernador, ydesde ola Re.
vista de Puerto Ricos, donde escri.
ben Mr. Sweet, y los Lcdos. Rosy
y Campillo, Sc lie censura acremen.
te y sin fundamento.
Los unionistas no descendemos
4 esas ahabilidadesS nj 4 esos re.
cursos; cuando la censura Sc impo.
ne, censuramos; cuando el APPLAUSE
es de justlcia, aplaudimos, sin que
demos nunca una de cal y otra de
arena, nj hagamos esos equllibrios
que vienen hacienda ola RevistaS y
sEl Tiempo.'
Eso ST que Sc llama Planeha.
Por cierto que el 1ltimo de les
colegas referidos, a quien ha llega.
do q 10 vivo la Erase del Goberna.
dor, califcando de fAismts la cam
paha emprendida tan ebrlosamenteO
por el 6rgano maximo del 1epubn-
canismo bOr NOR de la yerba de Ia
isla de Cabras, no Sc atreve a irse
de frente contra Mr.. Post, y escri-
be un articulejo por demas hojo, en-
que no ssbiendo va como entender.
selas con aquel, echa mano hasta
del ingles ( invita- & dicha autori-
dad a que lea y medite.
Merced al tai articulejo nos
enteramos-Ooh sapientisimos doc
toresD de que ehisme, en- el lido
ma de Mr. Hunt, signifca smisre-
port, Misrepresentation, 10 cual
huelga, pues el Gobernador, al EN-.
plear esa palabreia que Sc lie ha
atravesado al eTiempo0, Sc ha ex,
presado en- castellano, y en- caste.
llano bien claro, con entero como.
cimiento de 10 que chismc signi6ca.
Mas va Sc encargara sLa Re.
vistaS que es la ot1a cara de Jane
del Directorio de arremeter contra
el Gobernante por haber enpleadc
ese vOqni6le, re6riendose 4 una
question de tan alta trascendencis
como esa de la yerba.
Y vamos 4 otra cosa.
Mega el peri6dico de Aller
street que la mortalldad en- Santur
&c sea mayor que en- San Juan.
Nosotros repetimos quel la NOR
talidad no solo en- Santurce slno el
Puerta de Terra, es mayor que el
San Juan y ha lido en- aumento des
desde 1905.
He aquf los datos o6clales gu
tenemos a la vista:
De julio q diciembre de 100;
en- San Juan, con 1899 habltante
hubo un S 10 por mil de defunciC
nes; en- Puerta de Tierra, con s,4s
habitantes, I'm 22.oO por mil, y e
Santurce con 5.S4o habitantes Il
I7.Is por mil. De euerO 4 JUNO q
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
Juvenile Court Law.

Gov. Warner signed the juvenile
delinquent bill October "a, and it
Is now operative.
The law is an act to define and
regulate the treatment of dependent,
neglected and delinquent children
and as such is wide in its scope and
throws much responsibility on the
probate judges. The child need not
be bad child to come under it's far
reaching arm but any one who
through fate or chance is destitute
homeless or abandoned is included in
its provision.
The new law does not include
Houghton or Marquette counties, and
according to its wording each board
of supervisors must provide place
of detention for the juveniles and as
far as can be learned Shiawassee,
county Is the only one which has met
with the requirement. 49, "
The new measure can bring the
search light of the law on any child
under IL years of age except those
who have committed felony, who
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY NOV. 8, 1907
Real Estate Tran sfers.

T Smith to T Smedley, pit of n and
part of / sec 33, Vernon, $4,000.
w Tillotson to T Gessler and VT, lot
4, Holmes sub div, Owosso, $500.
Shia Co Bank to T Smith and VT, lot
Q, blk Q. d L Cos 5th add, Durand,
S1O5O.
B Wright to T Smith and WI, lot sec
%, Durand, $1,000.
Ostrom to J Laverock, lot sec 90,
Owosso. $500.
A Holmes to A Mcbride, lots 1
and Q. blk 1, Brands End add, Durand,
$500.
l. Mclaughlin to A Mcbride, lots 1
and Q. blk s, d l. Cos End add, $4,000.
l. Leetch to Fl Wallace and VT, pit s
W sec 26, Vernon, $3000
s Lyman to G Striggon, blk 8, G
McA and H add, Corunna, $175,
A Williams ct al to G Cook, W ] of s
W sec 80. Caledonia, $1,000.
ID Wilson to W Parks, pit of blk 5,
Van Atkins add, Vernon, $4,000.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08

Rev. Benson: 'It requires science
to be successful farmer.
What is the cause of the present
high prices in all kinds of products?
e. Grout said is was because the e.
mand was greater than the supply.
So many have left the rural districts
for work in the shops and factories
of the cities the demand for products
was great. VIM. Morrice said with
immigrants pouring in at the rate of
over 100000 year to be fed, who
are non-producers and many of our
young men going to the cities, scare
ity of help and high wages, there
was not as much produced as former
ly,' was his theory of high prices
for farm products.
Is baseball beneficial to our young
men? J. Stone never knew anyone
being benefited by playing baseball.
Thinks young men might be more
proftably employed. Rev. Benson
said he knew nothing of the game
but thinks the papers say more of
baseball in our colleges than the
standing in their classes. VIM. Beck
ly said it was not the ones that take
the hard knocks, get their noses
broken skulls cracked and hands
knocked out of joint that got the big
gest pay, but the managers are the
ones who get the dough. VIM. Nor
rice, Mr.. Vinegar aud NJ. Grout, all
defended the game in a very enthus-
iastic manner.
The question box in charge of Mrs.
Burkhart, brought out many interest
ing practical subjects that were dis
cussed with keen interest.
The club adjourned to meet the
first Friday in December with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Morrice.
Following is the program for the
December meeting:
Annual election of officers.
Waste on the farm-Mr. Vinegar
and Mrs. Becky.
Select Reading-Mrs. J. Bhronix.
What are the duties of renter to
farm owner-E. Grout and Alec
Black.
Instrumental music-Mrs. Bentley.
Are men better financiers than
women-H. Becky and Mrs. VIM.
Cooper.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
Perry Bennington Farmers Club.

The Perry-Bennington Farmers
club met at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Vinegar November 1
Nearly all members were present, al
so quite a number of visitors. After
time spent in social chat, a sump-
tuous three course dinner was served
by the hostess and her associates.
The club was called to order at 2
O'Clock by the president and opened
with singing by the club and invoca-
ton by Rev. w. Benson. After the
usual order of business Mr.. Vinegar
gave short talk. lie said: 'In the
spring the outlook for farmers was
discouraging. but crops were good
and the farmer was in better shape
financially than for years and had
much to be thankful for" :
Testing the dairy COW, Mark
Grout said: "One might set some of
the milk of each COW in tumblers, but
the Babcock tester was the correct
method of testing. He would get rid
of all star boarders Of the herd"
e. Ram spoke in favor of the Bah
cock tester also.
Is the farmer successful as a bus
mess man? Mr.. Becky thinks that
If a man succeeds as farmer there
is no question to his ability as bus
fness man. Mr.. Vinegar said farm
ers would be more successful If they
fed out all of their products on the
farm. Also IL is a mistake not to at
tend crops at the proper time.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08

college had tested it and couldn't
see that it was harmful.
Best methods of destroying rats.
Mr.. Miller said bury a steel trap in
wheat. Mr.. Stewart said drive them
off with a ferret. Mrs. Yale said
drop poison under buildings. Mr..
Carson says keep good cats. Mr..
Greenwalt prefers good dog. Mr..
Day says to sprinkle chloride of lime
around where they run, and they
leave as it makes their feet sore
Mattiebell Getman gave one Of
her enjoyable readings and respond
ed to an encore.
Who is the farmers best advisor?
Mr.. Day says our own experience is
the best to go by. Mrs. Stiles is of
the same opinion.
How to get moss off fruit trees.
Mr.. Willoughby hadn't been bothered
so couldn't say. Mr. Smith says to
wash the trunks and limbs so af-
fected with weak lime water.
The most economical ration for
dairy COW. Mr.. Sawyer says to feed
silage. Mr.. S. r. Cook had fifteen
years experience with silage, and is
still in favor of it.
Song, by Clara Getman, accom-
panying herself on the dulceola.
Woman's work from mans point
of view. Mr.. Saver said the women
had as much to do as the men &C
cording to their strength, which was
the opinion of several.
Fighting tuberculosis in the
country Mrs. Yale gave a fine pa
per on the subject she said dress
warm, air the house thoroughly,
sleep the year around with window
open but not in the draft, discard all
old clothing;~the kind that is no good
to keep but too good to throw away,
burn all old papers and live as
much as possible in the open air.
What do you think of the new
spelling reform? Mrs. Place thinks
some of the common words would be
all right shortened.
Leaves as fertilizers. Mr.. Will
oughby thinks tLey are natures fer
tilizers. You are pretty sure Of a
good,crop when you break up new
ground where the leaves have lain.
Clara Getman favored us with mu-
sic on the dulceola.
After giving the host and hostess
a vote of thanks for their entertain
ment the meeting closed with bene-
diction.
Program for the Nov. meeting:
1.-The Origin Of Thanksgiving"
Mrs. Spaulding.
"How to elevate the social stand
ing of the house maid" Mrs. Evens,
Mrs. Lowell.
docs winter feeding of stock
pay?" Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Galloway.
Some mistakes in orcharding,"
Mr.. Carson.
IF you were asked to select cos
tune and hat for lady what would
be the color and style?" Mr.. Clapp,
Mr.. Willoughby.
''The beginnings of honesty" Mrs.
w. S. Carson, Mrs. Getman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
will of course be dealt with by

will of course be dealt with by
others.
1t provides that when a case has
been brought to the attention of the
probate judge he will report it to the
county agent and that officer will in
vestigate and then report his findings
to the Judge. The law did not define
that the report should be anything
but verbal one but when the pro-
bate judges were in session recently
they decided that the agent should
write out the results Of his investiga-
tons so that the judge should have
the report on file.
A feature of the law is the power
it gives the judge to appoint a pro-
baton officer who shall have author
ity to oversee the conduct of a child
who may. have been under investiga-
ton.
The idea of the measure is to pro-
iron or othel person in charge which
Is away from the habitual criminals
where the moral, healthful and ply
steal environment will be above re-
proach.
The act gives the same authority
as has hitherto existed to send child
rem to the various state schools in
the state established for that pur-
pose.
After the passage of the law at
the regular session and before the
attorney general had given his opin-
ion that it was unconstitutional
Judge Gardner had several cases of
this nature and disposed of them in
the regular manner but since the
amendment and signing by the gov
ernor of the substitute he has not
had a case but is now preparing
blanks and is ready to handle any
which will be brought to his notice.
Lansing Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
ST. Nicholas in 1908.

Major General o. o. Howard, well
known throughout the land not only
for his distinguished military career,
but as an author and lecturer, has, un-
doubtedly, had to do with more Indian
chiefs than any other man, in either
civil or military life, now living. He
has written of the Indians he has
known and fought and made friends
with, for the boy readers of st. Nicho-
las. and these exciting true stories will
be published in st. Nicholas during
1908. under the caption, "Fanous In
dian Chiefs"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
STATE OF OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO, o.
LUCAS COUNTY 70

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner OF the firm OF f Cheney g. Co..
and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December. A. y. 1886.
fSpAr, w. A. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Oatarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
II. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Sold bv all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Fills for constipation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
Death Of Jabex Perkins.
Continued from first page. J

1t was natural that a man of the
young Doctors natural ability in the
healing art, his varied practice and
his wide and thorough course of
study. should be thought of as an
army surgeon in the great struggle
which began the next year. 1t was
not until 1862, however, that his
chance came. Then he was offered
the commission Of surgeon in the
Fourteenth Michigan Infantry, which
was being organized in and about
Owosso. He went to Ypsilanti with
the regiment and was present during
the preparatory work. But mis-
understanding arose and the doc
tor felt il would be impossible to go
out with the organization. He went
quietly to Louisville, KY, where the
U. s. Government had constituted 3
professors of the Louisville Medical
college an examining board to pass
upon the qualifications of men who
desired to become contract surgeons.
The candidates were graded accord
ing to the ability shown and placed
on waiting list.
With no pull and mo one to aid him,
his one acquaintance having been
transferred from the place, the doc
tor, within half an hour of complet-
ing the examination was ordered to
Nashville. Tenn, to take charge of a
hospital. The Kentucky military au-
thorities also recognized his worth
and offered him the post of surgeon
to regiment from that state, but
ne refused It.
After excellent service with the
hospital. he was again, within short
time, urged to accept a commission
with tho 10th Kentucky Volunteer
Infantry and finally accepted. He
had many papers of this period of
his service and some of them are
signed by the colonel of the 10th
Kentucky. a. M. Harlan" who is no
other than an associate justice
of the supreme court of the United
States, John Maynard Harlan.
DIR. Perkins ability, If It is not
genius speedily secured wider recog-
milton and an order came in short
time from the war department., or
dering him to take the post of medi-
cal director or chief surgeon. of the
Twentieth Army corps of the Army of
the Cumberland. In big battle
which folio wed, hard on. this promo
lion, the goth and another corps
-.-.=sissxsssxs C lauvs
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08

The North Owosso Farmers club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Lowell
on Oct. 25. The time before din
ner was spent in visiting and in get
ting acquainted with the many visi-
tors present. After dinner the club
was called to order and opened with
a song and prayer. Only one family
failed to answer to roll call.
The entertainment committee re-
ported that Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
we're to entertain the club for the
November meeting.
A donation of provisions and
money was made for the Dorcas
Home.
Clara and George Getman favored
us with a song.
Success with turkeys" Mrs. Saw
yer said she hadn't had very good
luck this year, thought II best for
the turkey hens to hatch and care
for them that they shouldn't leave
their runs to near a field of peas as
she believes the peas were harmful
to them. Mrs. Willoughby hadn't
found turkey raising very profitable
this year. She gave a receipt for
turkey cholera that she had given
her and meant to try next year If
needed. Equal proportions of ginger
and -four moistened with spirits of
peppermint, give two pills a day
the size Of pea.
Is corn smut harmful to cattle?
Mr.. Etewart hadn't made test of it,
but doubted If they would eat enough
OF 1t to hurt themselves. Mr.. Smith
said that the New York Agricultural
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08

Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and
not found wanting in thousands of
homes all over the country. It has
won a place in the family medicine clos
ct among the reliable household RENE.
dies, where it is kept at hand for use in
treating cold in the head just as soon as
some member of the household begins
the preliminary sneezing or snuffling.
1t gives immediate relief and day or
two's treatment will put stop to cold
which might. If not checked, become
chronic and run into bad case of Ca
tarrh.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08

Generally debiltated for years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all rundown. Bur
dock Blood Bitters made me a veil
woman. Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup,
Conn.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08

Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea, nor weaken
ing effect Ask your druggist for
them. 90 cents per box.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
DR.. w e WARD,
TAO N. Washington st.
OWOSSO, MICH.

Special Attention given to Skin Can
Gers, Tumors and Ulcers, Rectal Dis
eases, Piles and Fistula, Deformities.
Disfigurements and Facial Blemishes.
Birthmarks, Harelip. Club foot, ETC.,
Office Hours.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-09
Notice OF Sale of Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that the
Trustees of School District No. Is
of Canyon County. Idaho, will re-
ceive seal bids for the sale of Nego-
table coupon bonds of School Dis
trict No. 10. Canyon County, Idaho.
in the sum Of Two Thousand (s2oOOl
Dollars in, bonds Of one thousand
$4,000 dollars each, Said bonds
to bear interest at a rate not exceed
ing FIVE per centum per annum, pay
able semi.annuaiiy at the Office of
the: treasurer of said district, or at
such other place as may hereafter be
designated by the said Board of
Trustees; and the principal of said
bonds or any part thereof, may at
the option of the district, be paid at
any time after ten years. and must