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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31

de la isla, sin que nadie y muchlsi-
mo menos la policfa Sc percate de
clio. Serfa curioso conecer la ex-
plicacion cue de todo este diera a
su jefe, el sargento Bithorn, conan
dante del puesto de la Carolina, y
principal interesado ell la captura
del asesino Caballero
va en- la jurisdiction de Ma
yagiiez el asesino, Sc We a la policfa
persiguiendole por todas parties has
ia acosarle y matarle a las puertas
mismas de su casa; y este marca
una notable diferencia EN- la con-
ducta de Silen y Bithorn, q favor
del primero, y en- la que, ciertamen.
te, tenemos que 6jarnos todos, y,
principalmente, el coronel Hamill.
Luego que terminara de hacer-
me su relaci6n Zacarias, el captain
me acompaf6 a la casa de maqui-
mas, mostrandome con gran deteni-
miento los sitios en- donde murieron
el desgraciado guardia Toledo y el
bandido Caballero.
A la verdad, que el bandido
no pudo encontrar otro sitio mas
aprop6sito 81, como dej6 escrito, de-
seaba morir matando NADIA mas
formidable que aquellos sotanos
amurallados y oscuros, en- donde
termin6 su vida criminal el brutal
asesino, siendo mas que probable
que de no haber estado ALI un jefe
prudente, el Caballero Sc llevars
por delante a Ia otra vida, a cua
tro 8 seis compaferos de Toledo.
Para matarle hubo que rom
per la MADEIRA del piso por tres (
6 cuatro parties, y habiendose para
petado Caballero debajo de TN arct
de la galerfa, sitio inexpugnable
alli quedo seco por una bala de ca
rabina que le entr6 por la parte su
perior del craneo. Un tiro bien pc
gado, que diria el autor de aTra
EOS de sombra.O
Al sacarse el cadaver encontra
ron q su lado un revolver con cine
balas y Ell el cinto un cuchillc
Dinero no llevaba ninguno, pc
mas que Sc aseguraS que Ell crimi
: nal habla logrado reunir Glen peso
para fugarse, cosa esta mas gu
: probable, pues por detras de la he
cienda pasa un rio que desemboc
l Ell Ia rada de MayAgiiez.
/ Una vez cumplido mi debe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
De- San Juan a aMayagiiez
IMPRES[ONES DE VIAJE

FL pr6fugo Caballero SO pre-
sento en- la hacienda el microbes
20, a las once de la noche, yendo a
lamar a la puerta de la vivienda
del Zacarfas, y este, que va habia
quedado convenido con el hernia,
no del Caballero en- darle asilo
-asi me 10 confes6 ingenuamen-
te el Zacarfas, aunque hacien-
do Ia advertencia de que tom
bien habia convenido entregarlo 4
la poficia tan pronto lie tuviera en-
en- sus manos =, Sc levant6 para in
dicarle la casa de maquinas, que
era el asilo que lie destinaba.
Al llegar 4 este punto de su
relate el negro mayordomo, hizo
constar que cada vez que tuvo que
acercarsele al bandido, este lie ponfa
SUI revolver al pecho.
FL bandido Caballero, que era
recio como un atleta, y de cerca
de metro y medic de altura,
cuando Sc present0 en- la hacienda,
iba sin zapatos y llevaba un saco
como hnico equipaje. Permaneci6
encerrado en- la casa de maquinas
dos noches y un dia, sin que pidie-
ra ninguna clase de alimentos.
FL Zacarias nos trasmiti6 Ia
conversation que con Caballerc
tuviera; conversation que nos expli-
CO como el criminal, despues de CO.
meter el crimen 1ltimo en- Carolina
emprende viaje hacia Guayama, d,
dondc sigue 4 Coamo; allf We a Il
rolic{a por primera vez, pero la bur
la; Sc encuentra una bestia y uno.
aparejos en- el camino, y contin1a e
viaje rnontado, y por la carretera
vuelve a tropezarse con la policia
pero tambien bur1a su vigilancia
echandose al campo a mudat uno
bueyes que 4 la vera del canine
pastaban.
En- Ponce tom6 el tren Caballe
70, quedandose dormido hasta lie
gar a Guanica, donde despert6. E
esta poblaei6n Sc encuentra con va
rios amigos.y prosigue su canine
por la via, hasta la salida de- Sam
bolfn, en- San. German, tomando d
nuevo la carretera, sin ser molesta
do por nadie hasta llegar a su casa
en- el sitio llamado Ell cery1liO, juris
dicci6n de Cabo Rojo,.
Vemos, pues, como I'm crimin:
recorre en- viaje de recteo Ia mita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. para Ponce
Vidal HsIn,n', &c',

eonsrOiantes en- MsrcaAcias, pro
yisaones y 1icores al por mayor y de-
ta1l. Vendedores del acreditRao ron
sAaceditas de Yabucoa. Faiardo PR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31

Mario 27.-El tragico encuen-
tro de Ia policfa con el bandido Ca
ballero, que Sc realizara, el iueves
23 del actual, en- la hacienda aSanta
Anas de Ia jurisdiction de Maya
eiiez, habfa interesado vivamente
mi curiosidad periodistica, y de aM
que 10 primero que hice, al trope.
zarme con el captain Silen, en- la
fiesta del Casino, fue interrogarle 4
fin de comprobar la exactitud de
las noticias que va tenfa del suceso.
Mi buen amigo el captain de la
poicfa, no tan solo Sc mostr6 dis
puesto desde Ell primer momentc 4
contestar 4 todas mis- preguntas, 81
que, adelnas, Sc ofreci6 galante a
acompahartne al lugar de la ocu-
rencia, quedaudo citados para en-
contrarnos en- el cuartel al siguien.
te dia.
81 lunes, a la una y media de
Ia tarde, hora sefia1ada para nuestra
cita, me traslade al cuartel, y 1uego
de daf un vistazo al amplio y ven
tilado departamento que la poiicia
tiene en- el herrnoso edifcio que fue
I'm tempo alojamiento de la infan-
terra espahola, tnontarnos Silen y
20 en- dos arrogantes caballos, per-
tenecientes al cuerpo, y comenzamos
d caminar por el antique y couoci-
do camino que va de MayagGez q Ia
hacienda sSanta Ana.s
Durante el trayecto, que es de
mas de cinco kil6metros, Silep nos
refri6 como 'llegara la policia, POI
confdencias exactas, a tener como
cimiento de que el Caballero Sc en-.
contraba oculto en- la hacienda, ha-
biEndosele advertido al sargentc
Ortiz que con fuerzas bastantes st
presentara alli, a la media noche y
de improviso, como asf Sc realiz6.
Silen, por 10 que me re6ri6
estaba enterado de los memories mo
vimientos del bandido, desde 81
aparici6n en- aquel lugar, y 81 1T
logr6 capturarlo mas antes, fue de
bido q la situacion topografca de
terreno, que Sc prestaba q dar abri
go SECURE al criminal, y tambien
Ia protection que este encontrab
entire los nhabitantes del barrio, e.
donde tenfa casa y familia.
Cuando nos encontramos sobr
el terreno donde ocurri6 el sueeso
ohtuve del mayordomo Zacarias 10
curiosos dates siguientes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
OFSDE U7UADO
Joven puertorriquei1o.
Obtiene su t1tu1o de
doctor en- medicinal.
DON OCTAvIO JORDAN
En los barrios de Ia jprisdie.
cion Sc efsctuaron va.
riaS reuniones polfticas.

Ha obtenidO el tftulo de doctor
en- medicina y cirujla en- una Uni
versidad de Philadelphia, el joven
puertorriqueiio Octavio Jordan Mi
randa, hijo de nuestro distinguido
amigo don Tomas Jordan Correa,
de esta ciudad.
Octavio Jondan, simpre Sc dis
tingui6 como estudiante tanto en-
Puerto Rico como en- los Estados
Unidos, y, aseguramente hara ho-
nor q la clase medica pnereorrique-
fia, va que para clio cuenta con
verdadero entusiasmo por la profe-
sion, claro talento xaplomo de ca
racter.
Utuado debe sentirse satisfe-
cho, y sin duda 10 esta, del nuevo
triunfo alcanzado por uno de sus
mas apreciables hijos. Vaya, pues,
un abrazo al galeno reciente y nues-
ira mas sincera felicitacion a sus
padres.
Ell domingo Sc efectuaron en-
los barrios de la Jurisdiction de
Utuado, las asambleas parciales pa
ra election de los representatives
del partido Unionista local.
La convention para nombraI
la nueva Junta, seg1n convocatoria
que hemos visto, sera hoy 4 la una
de la tarde en- los salones del ayun.
tamiento.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
Abril 80 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31

reporteril, volvimos a Mayagiiez,
siendo acariciados durante todo el
camino por la lluvia que hace en- es-
tos dias insoportable la vida en-
aquella ciudad.
Toda la noche del lunes Sc pa
So lloviendo y como no habia que
pehsar en- salir a Ia calle, me confor-
me, aunque contrariado, con COM
partir con el amigo Huete, mi COM
pahero del hotel sParfso, las delicias
de una audici6n de fon6grafo-
ronco-que en- mi obsequio dispu.
sierra la Madame, mi simpatica pa
trona.
Luis Brau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
GRANHOteE1eStlulnt "INGLATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10Y 12'-CEU7 2 y FCrtaleza 81.

Consda para Hotel Caacdad para pasaos
Stuac6n mas cenc Vistas bahia las cales de Teuan Cruz
Fora FL mas fesco vnado de capital FL comedor de
ior las Anlas Tene dparamentos independence amia Des
de e de Agosto ademas del ao antique las omda ssma
americana gusO del pasero Tren de caas de u nteptes
au igua los demas Hote Sc hacen abonOs
man
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-31
Am ericO Marin
.4GENOTIS Y C04NTSTONES
7eItt0nO q. p. D. Rox 90. Po"re

saliendo hoy custodiado por la poll
cia insular hasta San Juan.
Este individuo tiene 80 causas
pendientes.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
A Pure,
Wholesome Candy

As delicious CONNECTION that is absolutely pure
and clean. Nunnally's Candy stands prominent.
No injurious authorizations cheaper its excel
lent quality, but every Ingredients Of the highest
grade. and selected with the greatest care.
Rich in the nutlitivc qualities of pure sugar,
rich cream and fresh fruit havOrs, it is a whole
some food as well as pure, high-gradc candy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
Ms LtTrN THORNTON.
-I-r-.....---., -- gr NF-t-q,..0-e IIpr,t
You CAM ExpCCS

2" hay" perfect puda..os. d.--,~'. md
is" cream GnI"SS r1U U~" .u' best
N2ut..a- NIue RhHon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Returns From Hump.

Packer McDaniels came out Sat-
urday from the Buffalo Hump
country where he had been with a
load of supplies for the Jumbo and
Crackerjack. He left Sites July
Fourth and made the trip in pretty
good time. He reports much snow
in the Hump country still remain
ing and says it will probably not
go off before the fret Of August.
The Jumbo is working thirty-five
men and the big "a stamp mill is
being constantly operated. Some
trouble with breaking ore chut"s
has delayed matters some but the
stamp mill was to begin operations
Monday. On his way out Nc
Daniels repaired the Buffalo Hump
telephone line and found the
trouble was all between here and a
point a quarter OF a mile out OF
town. The pacific States Co., has
agreed to repair the trouble on this
end at once and communications
into the Hump will soon be posi-
blp
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
LlMBER NECK.
How This Bane Of the Poultry Yard
May Frequently He Cured.

How This Bane Of the Poultry Yard
May Frequently be Cured.
Timber neck is the result of ptomaine
poisoning Of some kind, says the Feath-
er. Decayed meat full Of maggots Ii
the usual cause. Some claim that, the
live maggots moving about in the crop
SO irritate 1t as to communicate through
the nerves to the brain and cause the
peculiar twist of the neck. No matter
what the real cause may be, whether
It Is the meat or the maggot, the pto-
maine poison taken into the system par
alyzes the brain and causes the trou-
BILE. The surest relief from this Is by
mixing tablespoonful of turpentine
In an equal amount of warm water
and pouring the same into the CROP
Follow this with warm water until the
crop Is nearly filed. Take the fowl up
by the feet, head down, and gently
work the entire contents of the crop
Into box partially filed with earth.
The reason for using the box of earth
Is SO that the refuse Of the crop may
be buried deep away from any posi-
bility of other fowls or dogs consuming
It. Wash the crop out in this way two
or three times II necessary. When
thoroughly cleansed. administer a ia
blespoonful of warm castor oil and
leave the fowl in quiet. cool place by
itself to recover. 1t Is always best to
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Bank Meeting.

The semi-annual meeting of
the directors OF the Bank of Cam
as Prairie was held at the par
lors Of the bank Friday OF last
week. President F. w. Ketten-
bach Of Lewiston, and Vice-Presi-
dent A. Freidenrich Of Portland,
and the other members of the board
Of directors were present. The af-
fairs of the bank were found to be
in highly satisfactory condition
and a semi-annual. dividend of six
per cent was declared. A sum
amounting to over $1,000 of the
earnings was carried over to the
undivided profits. The bank was
established in 1892 and each year
of it's existence has shown sub
stantial increase in business. The
stock of the institution is held by
II class OF men who are continually
working TO build up the city and
whose every Effort is for the care
and benefit of it's customers. AL
the old officers were elected and
the same careful management viii
look after the welfare OF the banl
as heretofore.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK MALE.

Rock often wins In the large shows in
competition with buff fowls of all
breeds. The feathers on the legs have
disappeared entirely except on the
scrubbiest specimens, and there is no
more hardy or better utility fowl In
existence now than the Buff Plymouth
Rock. The Illustration shows how one
of these birds should look. There
should not be the blocky shape of the
Wyandotte That Is something to be
carefully avoided. for Plymouth Rock
shape must be preserved at all costs.
Then there must not be the long,
straight body of the Dorking, which Is
as Objectionable as the short body Of
the Wyandotte or the peculiar trunk Of
the Rhode Island Red. which Is good
only In its place. Breed as close to
the type shown In the illustration as
possible, and you will not go far wrong,
no matter what variety of Plymouth
Rocks you may be interested in.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

Jerome Crispin was out last Sat
urday from his cattle ranch on the
south fork of Clearwater.
John Wilson, who ranches six
miles southwest Of the city, made
this Office pleasant call this
morning.
Elias Kilen Of the Grangeville
Savings aud Trust Co., left Mon.
day for Spokane, where, we are
reliably informed, he will be
united in marriage to Mics Mary
johnson, OF Lakefield, Mimi. Our
informant states the wedding will
be solemnized on Sunday next.
l.. Sharp Of Lucille was in town
the first of the week ON business.
He says busines has been some
what back ward down there OF late
due to there being no ferry in
The Whitebird Mercantile Co., il
building a ferry there to take the
place of the one that went out early
in June, and the difficulty will
soon be overcome.
Instead OF the usual morning
services at the Baptist church
next Sunday the services will b.
held in the Nurss Grove south o.
town. s. s. 10 A. NJ, preaching
at II A. M, 2 P. M. service con
Quoted by the young people. II
the evening at the church at
p. M, preaching. Those attending
the grove meeting are requested
to bring basket dinners. Ever.
body invited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Cherries are Fine.

A. f. Alexander brought to
this Office this morning branch
about eight inches long from one
Of his cherry trees that contained
by actual count fifty-one cherries
equal to anything from the fam
Gus Charleston fruit belt. They
were of the Qaeen Ann variety
and Mr.. Alexander tells us the
trees are loaded down with fruit
a. good as that brought to the
Office. This is not an exceptional
instance as reports from other
points on the prairie are of the
same character. When it comes
to fruit raising we are strictly in
it and can show farm alter farm
where the fruit cannot be excelled.
No irrigation, either.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Tree Fell On Him.

Jessie Heitter, an employee OF
the Root Mill, met with II very
serious accident Saturday last and
as result will be laid up for some
time. Some companions were fell
ling a tree and Heitter was walking
along the side Of it unnoticed, when
the tree fell striking him across
the shoulders and knocking him
senseless. He did not regain con-
seriousness for fully an hour. DR..
Campbell was called and admins.
tered relief to the patient, who was
severely lruised but had no bones
broken.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Breaks Arm.

James Aram had an arm broken
and was more or less severely
bruised last week by being thrown
from a horse while driving cattle
to Sites. 1t seems he was taking
quiet a bunch of cattle to the rail
way at that point and while at
tempting to drive them across
Cottonwood creek experienced
some difficulty, whirling his cay
ouse around to head some OF the
most stubborn critters off, il
stepped in squirrel hole and
threw him, fracturing his arm and
shaking him up considerable.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

CONNIE II TO itself, so that the place
may be thoroughly cleansed after the
fowl has recovered or died, whichever
may be the outcome of the treatment.
If not too many are attacked, destroy
the ailing ones, burning or burying the
carcasses. To prevent all this never
permit putrld meat of any kind to lie
about for fowls, pigeons, dogs or chill
dren to eat, as it is likely to injure
them the same as it does the fowls.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Trip in the Mountains.

Messrs. r. Cote and John Jack
and Misses Ella Moore and Elsie
Smell, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Jones, left this week for .
mountain trip OF a month to six
weeks duration. They will visit
Elk City, Buffalo Hump, Florence,
Resort, and expect to spend somt
time at the Payette lakes. The
journey as planned will cover g
distance of four or five hundred
miles and is thought the mos
beautiful country in the state
being very broken and picturesque
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

scrupulousiy clean. If 1t Is unsafe to
leave houses open at night, cover win
dows and door frame with poultry net
ting. While it may not be MS harmful
rs some suppose to crowd grown fowls
In cold weather, it is certainly grave
mistake to crowd growing fowls. BY
disposing of the culls and all hens over
two years old there will be more room
for the pullets. If there be not enough
room then and one is unable to build
another house. Gull again more closely.
1t is much better to do this than to
have a lot of runty. undeveloped pull
lets eating food and laying no eggs all
winter. No amount of care will ever
make stunted fowl paying PROPOSE
tlon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Want New Road.

A petition for the opening Of a
county road along the north line
OF school section 16, northeast OF
town, has been presented to the
county board, and will no doubt
be allowed. The road starts from
the brick yard and runs along the
north line of the school section.
taking a strip of land from Louis
Kaufman, Wick Bros, and the
Parker and Batty land, and then
connecting with the intersection Of
other county roads running north,
south anu EAST. The opening OF
the new road will benefit the
settlers living northeast by short
ening the distance to town nearly
three quarters ORA mile.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Proctor Ranch Sold.

A. F. Parker reports the sale Of
the John Proctor meadow Of 400
acres back of Mt. Idaho to Reuben
Overman, one of the thrifty sons
Of Cyrus Overman. This sale will
put the Overman family at the
head of the list as the largest own
ers of Camas Prairie real estate
This is Mr.. Parker's second large
sale this season, he having pre-
viously made the sale of the
Matthiesen farm of 500 acres south
of Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Exhibit Your POultrv

Be sure to attend some of the poul.
try shows and study poultry from an
exhibitors standpoint. 1t Is an object
lesson that will be well worth the time
ana expense necessary. Better yet,
take some of your birds and show them
In competition with others. II you do
nor win. it will give You an oppor-
unity to compare them with the win
ners and ascertain where they are de-
fective. giving you an Idea how to i'm
prove them
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Building Mighty Good Road.

The enterprising settlers residing
along the foothills and in the tim
Der south of town are putting in
a whole lot of good donation work
upon the road south Of Meadow
street, and promise to have it in
such shape pretty soon, that with
trip or two Of the steam roller,
it will become a nice pleasure drive
for townsfolks, as well as greatly
facilitating the hauling of cordwood
and other produce from that secti.
on. The work is being done by
supervisor Chris Schmadeka. That
road has long been in need Of
work, considering the amount OF
travel and wood hauled over it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Eagan'S Hearing July 20.

A complaint has been filed a.
gainst Thomas Eagan, the man
Aho did the shooting near Cotton.
wood some weeks ago, bv county
Attorney Griffith charging him
with assault with intent to COM
init murder. He was up before
Judge Vineyard Wednesday of this
week and his preliminary examin-
alton was continued TO Monday,
July 80.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

The Buff Plymouth Rock cock here
with Illustrated Is perhaps as close to
the ideal as any of his breed ever pro-
duced in the United States, the home
of the Buff Plymouth Rock. Because
Of the admixture Of Buff Cochin blood
necessary to produce the color this va
riety has not until recently acquired
that distinctiveness of shape and mark
ings and the tendency to breed true
to them that are considered necessi-
ties. But today the Buff Plymouth
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Gull Carefully.

II is impossible to Gull your flocks
too closely. Always draw from the
poor quality for market purposes and
to sell Never permit the best and
most valuable to go from your posses
sion unless 1t Is in the way Of an ex-
hibition specimen. which perhaps can
be as well spared from your flocks as
not. What you should hold fast to are
the most vigorous. most profitable pro-
ducers. and cultivate them for fut,ss
results.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
For Sale.

One Deering push Binder-head-
er, IL foot cut, az good as new,
run only 16 days, in excellent
repair. Will be cold at heavy
sacrifice. Can be seen at Ford 6,
Co.'S at Westlake. A snap for
some farmer needing q cutting
machine.
M. M. Walsh,
ITO Westlake, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

Traitors are hated even by those they
favor.--Tacitus.
An angry man opens his mouth and
shuts his eyes.-Cato.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Cherries, Cherries.

Delivered fresh at your door
from the Watson ranch ut market
price. Leave orders with J. A.
Bradbury, at Abstract Office. 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

Low RoOsts For Growing Fowls.
Low roosts must be provided for
growing fowls and their houses kept
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18
Jesse c. CaNaha|
NOTARY PUBLIC |
Marshall Lake Mining DS
Resort, Idaho.

The Free Press wants reeu,I
correspondents from Denver ~
vicinity as the present corresPo''
ent intends giving mp the worA'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

Blank note and scale books "
-ale at this Office.