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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
Here's a Rare
 Bargain

FOR SALE-So-acre farm, ten miles north east of Conway, and one mile from Linder. Thirty five acres in cultivation, rest in timber. Large substantial dwell ling, barn aud two wells of wa ter. About fifteen acres of tim Der land we'll adapted for or chard. In reach of Cadron bot tom, for range, making desira- ble place for one to go into stock business. Land in cultivation is loose sandy loam, excellent for melons and truck farming as we'll as corn and cotton. I have thirty head of hogs, blacksmith shop, cultivator and other blow tools, that 1 will sell with land. This farm is cheap at $Io per acre, but will take $8 per acre and might make easy terms on half of 1t. If you want desira- ble place in a desirable location, apply at once to
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01

in which the company obliges it. self to sell six tickets for 25. cents, instead of charging 5 cents straight for every ride as is the rule now. Alderman Odom says he is of the opinion the street car company will voluntarily place the tickets on sale, however, without the neces- sity of instructions from the city council.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
Moving Slave Mill.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

The machinery of the slave mill which has been in operation at Enola is being loaded on the cars here today for shipment to Para gould. George Krimm, who is in creage of the mill, says that new machinery will be put in at Enola within a short time.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
Burke Place Sold.

o. H. Burke has sold his place one-half mile northwest of Con way to w. R. Chrichlow. There are So acres in the farm and the consideration was $Iooo. The sale was made through Durham & Holman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
IF WATCH sroPs, MUST DIE.

If you knew the moment your watch stopped you would die, surely you would look well to the condition of your watch We'll, is it no, fact that should your nerves fail to generate the power to keep the other organs of the body going, you would die? Why not look AS we'll after your nerves as your watch. Smith S Nerve Restorer is guaranteed restora- tive. SI.oo at Nelson Drug Go.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
Has to be Cited.

"Possibly there is something on earth that is a surer and quicker cure for cuts, burns, aches pains and bruises than Hunts Lightning Oil if so. l would like to be cited. For twenty years have been unable to find anything bet ter myself. H. H. WARD, Rayville, La.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
Land Ordered Sold.

The probate court this morning made an order of the sale of 40 acres of land, the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 20, township 4 north, range B west, belonging to the estate of J. E. Martin, deceased.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01

words, ram falling at the rate of 100 tons to the acre" Philadelphia Bulletin.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
DEPOT FORCE
 IS 0VERWORKED
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Almost overwhelmed with busi- ness is the force at the local rail- way station, and yet Station Agent ]. w. James has little hope of se-
 curing any relief, owing to the policy of retrenchment of expenses
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-01
For Sale,

I have all kinds of hogs and pigs for sale. Jog LUYET.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
Nu0VO eSDeCtaCulO



'rocedente dc Ia isla de Cuba, de
Den IIeBar hoF 4 San uan, los elc-
meatoS que lorman Ia companja de
Fdrleoades J el ma8nihco clncmato-
Br4to modeIo 1909 con setenta mil
pies DC clnt4, todo nuevo. 10 mas ce-
iooF1do Por los puoAcoS dc America
EUROPA
Auh4ue Ia empreSa cuentA con IN
A1thcTo considerable de arustas Y
entire estos Ii parcJa de bale espaaol
Ne4ucna-Dli, Laura LOPEZ Ia reina
uei tango, sonora Esmeralda, couple
tl'ta y oAliarIna celebradisima. 81
uuetto 9ancnez- Ma iBora J otr 0 5
mucloS aruSt2s que hBuran en el in
termtn20le eIenco de esta compaIiia;
IL base del eSpectaclo es el cinema
toBr3fo, ultima creaci0n dc la casa
Pathe, de Paris. Todas las peliculas
que Semanalmente SC estrenan en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25

Les distinguidos escritores
Crlat0bal Real Y Antonio Blan-
co Fernandez, han reunido con
este tjtulo: Del Certdnsen. los
trabajos laureados de ambos
autores en- el concurso celebra-
do con motive de las solen1nes
hestas del Centenario de La CO
lanizaci0n cristiana.
La obra, puesto que los libros
no han de medirse por el volu-
men, Ia sido muy bien recibida
por el publico que ha hecho va
una gran demanda de ejempla-
res.
No necesitamos decir que es
IN llbro excelente Del Ceyta-
men. Los trabajos que en- 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
" LA HACIENDA u

I'll ndmero correspondence al mes
de Septiembre de esta bermosa revis-
"a mensual, es interesantisimo V GtiH
por todos concept0s.
Dam0s 1 continuation el Sumar1m
que da una idea exacta Do la inpor-
tancia Y uuhdad de esta gran revista.
de Buffalo
Frontispicio, Adelanto en- la Agri.
cultura Cultivo del Tngo, Salitre.
como abono Germinaci6n dc La semi
la. Crianza dc animales, Ell cabalIo
arabe, Cultivo del abaco, E1 corazdr
de la rcmolacha podrido, Cultivo def
cafe en Guatemala Como sc maneia
I'm hato dc vacas, Conservando las pi~
fas, Fertilization de Ia vifa, Selec-.
ci6n dc los terrenos para IA crianza
de aves de corral Application del aqua
al terreno, Preguntas, Respuestas 6
Informaciones.
rs agente dc la importante publ
caci6n, en Fueto Rico. don r. Garcia
Cruz, p. 9, Box Il2s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
La COmpania BOrras

En- el tren dc Ia tarde viene
despu6s de la breve temporada
de Mayaguez, que ha sido. como
Ia de Caguas, fecunda en- bene-
ficios
Esta noche representa- por Sc
gunda Vez. la interesante come
dia RaWeS, Y manana pone cn
escena el drama immortal del
immortal Iorrilla, Don iran Ie-
H0rt0
La Ultima function sera ell do
mlngO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
In Ia COrte de DHtria
POR ASESINATO

Esta manana empez6 en- la.
Corte de Distrito. secci6n Sc
gunda, el juicio contra el ex-
policia Jose r. Arroyo, acusade
de aseslnato, cometido en- Ia.
persona del cabo de policfa.
Juan Roig, en- la Jurisdiction
de Dorado.
FL Juez senor Audrey DECLARE
alberta Ia session procediendose
en- el acto a formar Ell jurado.
Despues de COnstltuido el abo-
gadO senor Gomez recus6 pc
rentoriamente a los sen0res Ra-
mon L. Daub0n, Hilario Lopez
Cepero. Pho Amador, Ramon
Cordova. Jose de Elzaburu, Ma
nuel K. Calder0n Y Elias Wolf.
Esta tarde a las tres CONT
nuara el julcio. Lleva la acu-
saci0n el senor Torres Grau.
In este Juicio han des6lado
ciento velnte jurados, que no.
son partidarios de la pena ca
pital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
POR Ell MONUMENTO
Pl I MARGALL
LA FUNCION DE ESTA NOCHEr

FL teatro presentara I'm as
pecto deslumbrador esta noche-
En- ell publico sc nota una gran
animacion, gran entusiasmo pa
IA asistir al espectacuIo del Mu-
nicipal.
La compania Borras pone en-
escena RaWes la comedia que
gusto tanto La noche del es-
treno.
FL comercio dando una notz
alta de patriotismo cerrara a las
seis. Es decir que la noche
sera de fiesta, de augusta fiesta
en- honor al gran espanol don
Francisco ri Y Margall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
La solucion de Ia Junta Central

La solucion de la Junta Central
reunfa estas ventajas:
I.-Dejar subsistence ell tiek1 de Ia
Convention del II de setiembre.
2.-Colocar en- la situacion alta v
distinguida que merece al seffor Bar
cello, uno de los mas inteligentes Y
efics ces Delegados de La Camara
actual
3.-Abrir campo al sefior Audrey, "
con ell sefior Audrey la ciudad de
Humacao, va que todos constaba Ell
tyrevoca6I< proposito de renunciar por
parte del sefior Barce16, La renun-
cia de este estaba va en- aqrel mo
mento EN- manos del senior Baiz para
que La entregase al Secretario de
Puerto Rico.
4.-Impedir que Sc alzase bandera
de discordia en- I'm distrito que Sc
entablase una lucha entire union istas
y unionistas.
En- este proceso, la Junta Central
solo intervino para conciliar. La can
didatura primera es obra exclusive
de Ia Convention; Ia segunda es obra
de las juntas de distrito. Ell nombre
del sefior Audrey no 6gur6 hasta mo-
mentos anteS de votarse las propues-
tas. TodoS creiamos que no ecepta.
ba. Y de seguro no habrfa, por esa
creencia, 4 pesar de las grandes con
diciones del candidate, obtenido un
solo sufragio, sin la pugna fatal con-
ira la candidatura del sefior Barcel6.
Sin embargo, muchos unionistas de
la ciudad de Humacao Sc vuelven CO.
l6ricos contra la Junta, que no pudo
Iimpedir, nj quiso impedir ella misma
la derrota de seis de sus miembros.
que pertenecian 4 la Camara V que Sc
llaman Carlos Blondet, Jose G. To
rres. Praxedes Santiago, Miguel Cue
rra Y Jose K Larrauri La iunta no
Sc meZcl0 para NADIA en- la election
Los representatives del pals la hicieron
con Ia mas absolute independence.
! Ahora bien; preScindiendo de las
injurias que sc lie dirigen, 4 las cuales
no concede importancia, la Junta Cen
trail teme que los firmantes de Ia pro-
tesla dc HumacaO haYan violado el
artfculo IS del reglamenlo de la
Union en- dos puntos gravfsimos.
/ al tNOS&RhAS% GolAAl "a dI1CIAAOG AC
dos organismos ohciales del parudo
/ que son la Convention Tnsular las
/ Juntas dc Distrito
| Al anunciar cllos que Sc re-
traen Y aconsejar que Sc retraigan
/ los cuatr0 mil electores de In munici-
palldad dc Humacao, comprometlcn-
! do asi cl Gxito de Ia Union en- el to-
| tai compute dc Ia isla.
La Iunta Central, con una amargu-
ra facil dc comprender. pero con la
hrmeza que le itnponen sus deberes
politicos y patri6ticos, no puede pres
cindir dc que oil reglamento g cum-
pla Y en- csta fecha, cita todos
sus mlembros para que So reunan en-
/ pleno el luneS las tres de Ia tarde en-
sus ofcinas, San Francisco 81, Y cfta
i la vez 4 los senores hrmantes de La
protcsta dc Humacao, para que utili-
cen Il dcrecho que les asigna dicho
2rticulo 20 DespueS de 10 cual recae-
ran resoluc ZONES dehnitivas.
RamoH II D<igado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
COrte de DlStritO

La Corte declare hcrederos dc
Gregorio Sofia sus hiios legftimos
Y naturale8 y d Su viuda Maria Mai
sOnet
Esto sin periuicio de que pudiese
nacer ain otro hijo.
Pedro Lopez (vccino del Doradob
nombrado administrator de La heren-
cia dc Carlos Garcia.
Para el desempeno del cargo sc IL.
exlgen 800 dollars dc hanza.
-Por abandono Sc desistim6 una
apelaci6n entablada por Antonio 10 y
sello contra una sentencia dictada.
por Ia Corte Municipal de San Juan,
en- el plelto segufdo contra el apelan~.
te, por Jose Chivill6s, Sobre cobro dc.
pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25

Sc Gentlemen, han merecido Ian
ros envidiables y han sido juz-
gados por verdaderas autorida-.
des ilterarlas.
Damos gracias i los autores
del libro por el elem plar que nos
envian y por la amable dedica-
toria que le han puesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
Nh. Post ! los PeriOdStaS
CONFERENClA DE HOY

kP @
Mr.. Post despues de termina
das las entrevistas con los seno-
res Camu1as, Supervisor de
PrisiOnes y Torres Grau, fiscal
de la Corte de Distrito, llamo a
su despacho a los representa- =
tes de la prensa
Mr.. Post hablo EN- estos ter
minOS:
Senores; les manihestOa i uste-
des que he recibido un peri6di-
CO de los Estados Unidos, que
sc llama lei TabacO" Y Ell dichO
diario Sc publica en- la primera
plana un artiCulO 0 editorial
como Sc dice ahora. Dice el
"Tabaco" que yo he hecho fuer-
"a en- el fiscal senor Torres
Grau Y Jueces del Toro Y Suau
para que fuese declarado loco
Fausto Rucabado. Sobre este
asuntO pienSO remitir a Ia Cita-
da pU bliCaCi0n tOdOs los datOs
Ohclales de la causa a fin de que
sc publlquen en- el misno sitio
donde Sc ha publicado el falso
infOrme.
ST luego no Sc hiciera como
es mi peticl6n segulrG accl0n
judicial contra el citado peri0-
dicO. Me parece mentlra que
haya ciertos redactores de dla-
rios que aCOjan en- Sus COlumnas
nOticias de la gravedad de la
que lntOTmO.
ii viaje d GuayJma.
Manana saldra el gobernador
haCia Guayama para asistlr 4
una reunion dc regantes. lie
acOmpanaran los senores del
Vale, Hoyt, Vazquez. Willoug-
hby, Blondet Y Noble. Estara
de regreso el domingo por Ia
nOChe.
Los prOpietarios de Guayama
preparan una brillante recep-
ci6n al 9obernador
Sabem0s que se han pasado
c0municaciones 4 los puebIOs
limltrOfcs para If 4 recibIr al 90
bernante y han acceptable 9usto-
SOS la invitaci0n. FL entusias-
mo que reina en- Guayam es|
grande para rendir un homena-
je de simpatja a Mr., Post quien
como es sabido ha lIevad0 a
feliz t6rminO una idea que has
Ia ahOra parecia un impossible
para aQuella arida Y SEGA Co
marCa.
Los asuntOs DE- Ponce.
Interrogado acerca de 10 de
Ponce, que va conocen nuestros
leCtOres, manifesto ell gOberna-I
dor que cOnfia en- la cOnducta VI
SenSatez de las autori ladies' de
"a ciudad a5i como en- eI pueblo,
Y espera que verihcaran las ma
nifestaciones politicas anuncia-
das sin incidentes hi disturbiosI
que iamentar.
listed ira a Ponce pregunt0
I'M periOdista
-Nada tengo que hacer ALI,
nj hay asuntos que reclamen
mi resolution, dijo Mr. Post
sOnriendOse.
Una vista de Munoz Rivera.
Para esta tarde a las dos esta
anunciada una larga conferen-
cia que celebrara Ell gobernador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25
ID Juno Cenhd On0lISQ
y el manifesto de HumacaO

dar a la prensa de todos los matices
la nota siguiente, para la publicidad:
-"Circula en- los periodicos una
especie de manifesto suscrito por
muchas personas de Humacao, que
alude q la Junta Central de I'm modo
offensive. Y convene fjar los he
chos que sirven de base 4 dicho ma
nifesto.
Ell II de este mes Sc reunio la Con.
vencion Insular unionista eligi6
tre inta y cinco candidates la CANA
ra por Ell precedimiento de costum-
bre. Es q saber: cada distrito propu-
so ocho nombres y los representatives
de toda la isla, de entire esos ocho.
votaron cinco, que son los electos.
En- La candidatura del distrito orien-
tai fguraben los senores Delgado,
Aboy Benitez. Diaz Navarro, Mendez
Cardona, Benitez Castaf1os, Barcel6,
Antonio Audrey y Enrique Acosta.
Resultaron con mayoria los ciuco pri-
meros. \ la comision del escrutinio
les proclamo en- el acto.
Ell dfa ID, lunes, el ftck<t de Huma-
Gao fue protestado fundaudose la pro
tesla en- Ia circumstance de que SO
10 un candidate. ell sefIor MGndez
Cardona, reside en el distrito, mien-
traS los otros cuatro res iden en- San
Juan, FL reglamento dc Ia Unidn
cxlge que tres representatives por 10
mcnos, sean vf5tdtntfs. Autorizaban
esta gesti6n los delegados de siete
pueblos.
La Junta Central examine el ca So
~ 10 discuto serenamente. No Aabia
motive de nulidad. FL sefior Delqa-
do reside en- Santurce hace nueve
mescS Nj es elector nj gan6 adn la
condicion dc vecino. Su casa Y sus
Inegocios estan en- Ia Carolina. que eS
81 pafblo desde TN cuarto de siplo
I'll se1or Aboy Benitez vive en- San
Juan hace cinco mcScs. Su casa estd
On Fajardo ! sus extensas propiedades es
en- Fajardo, en- Vleques Y Yabucoa
EStos dos hombrcs son ls44gia r<stLcx
fcs Ell el djstrito dc Humacao, de he
.cho Y dc derccho
Asi pues, no pudo rcs0lverse Ia nu-
lidad. II Junta. en vista dc que
cl disBusto era grande en- el distrlto
.por Ia dcrrota del seTior Barcc16 Y en-
vista tambiGn de que cxiStf3 Ct peli
gro dc una disidcncia poderosa, ,resol-
Vi6 jndicar / los cl9ctoS Ia oportuni
dad de sus rcnuncias, / tin dc Que
una solucion cuaIquera encontrase
liores y francas las Was legales.
IOdos renunclaron. X. hahiendc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25

Scgun Las ultimas observaciones
parcce que aun no hay motivos de
alarma.
A las dos dc la tarde SC ha c0muni,
cado Washington las observaciones
hechas aqui Y se cspera que aquel
observatori0 comunique 10 que pueda
afactar el temporal / Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25

con el Director de LA Demo
Cracia' sefior Munoz Rivera. Sc
asegura que Sc trataran en- di-
cha conferencia los asuntoS de
Ponce.
Nombramientos judiciaIes,
Hasta ahora nada hay sobre
nombramientos judiciales y el
gobernador no espera hacerlos
hasta dentro de algun tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-25

Ell siguicnte cablo acaba de reci-
birse dc Washington:
Aviso dc hurac4n de caracter ciclo-
nico acercdnd0se 4 las IslaS sotavcn-
to con direction al este.
Este cicl6n es possible que no toque
Puerto Rico pero las indicaciones
son tales que aconsejan tomar las ma
yoreS precauclones. FL temporal ac-
tualmente estI en- Saint Kits en- don
de hace estragos de consideration.
En- caso dc llegar Puerto Rico scr1
dentro dc las pr6xima veinte y cuatro
horas.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07

Miss Nellie Bradley arrived home
today after months stay at Higgins
Fred Scott departed last week for
Oregon. He will reside there in the
future.
]. l.. Bradley and sons have de-
parted for Wind river, on their fall
roundup.
Mrs. Z. Unterman arrived on the
stage Monday evening to remain a
few days.
K. Williams and family departed
yesterday for Salmon river to be alb
sent few days.
Bert and Lenny Williams are do
ing the assessment work on the On
ondago claim.
Dan Dunn has teams hauling ore to
the Gilt Edge quartz mill, which will
be in operation soon.
Ira McGeary of Warren passed
through here yesterday en- route to
his quartz mine at Warren.
Jim Moshier and son, Harry, will
leave tomorrow for Mrs. Moshier's
mine, The Alice r., to do their as
seSSment work.
Riley Scott was up from Oregon
last week to visit his brothers, Chas.
and Ruben. He departed for his
home Thursday.
Uncle Henry Lane was a visitor
today from the Lost Dutchman mine,
to register. He is the oldest man i
whose name is on the register book,
being 80 years old. He is without
doubt the Oldest pioneer in the Flor
ence camp.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07

SO its now better fitted for school
work than before. 1t will be occu-
pied by the extra grade probably the
latter part of the week.
One month of school has passed.
The total enrolment was 40, just
80 more than last year. The per
cent of attendance was 94.5, average
daily attendance 1884, and 202 pupils
were neither absent nor tardy during
the month. Twenty parents visited
us besides those who attended the
Thursday evening literary exercises.
The 20. D. d. S." gave their
first program last Thursday evening.
The leading features were illustrated
pictures from Longfellow' poems and
the debate upon the present political
The democrats won the
debate but no one believes the real
issue will be settled before next
month
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07

To the many kind and considerate
friends who SO nobly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death of our be-
loved wife and daughter and especial
ly to the ladies of the Circle and
Rebekah lodges we wish to extend
our sincere thanks. Such acts of
thoughtfulness and sympathy are i'm
pressive of the pure-hearted kindness
of this world and our appreciation is
deep and lasting
John M. Jack,
Mrs. Geo. M. Schnell
and Family.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, it has pleased our Hea-
venly Father in his infinite wisdom to
remove from our midst during the
past few days Sister Elsie Jack, a
member of Mizpah Lodges No. IL,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Be it resolved, That il is our sad
duty to mourn the loss of our beloved
sister and may it be further resolved
that while we are made doubly sad
by looking at her vacant chair and for
her generous expressions of sympa-
thy and kindness, we bow in humble
submission to God and cause our
charter to be draped in mourning for
a period of thirty days in memory of
her.
Be it also resolved, That we ten
der our deepest sympathy to her be-
reaved husband and pray that God
may sustain and comfort him and
that he and we may think of her not
as dead but asleep in Jesus.
Be it resolved, That copy of
these resolutions be spread upon the
records of our lodge, a copy sent to
her husband and copy printed in
the Idaho Odd Fellow and in the
city papers.
Respectfully submitted,
Gertrude Vincent,
Barbara Pfeufer,
Eva Overman,
Committee.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07
Pedagogical Pebbles

Oul high school now numbers So,
Chester eager being the last to en-
roll.
We had SO cases of hardness dur
ing September, the high school hav-
ing but one.
The new addition is completed
ready for use as soon.as we can move
in and arrange the apparatus.
The ''Evens' of the high school
give their second program next Thurs
day evening at 7;30 O. clock.
The mixed or extra grade already
has thirty members, "a trying to do
eighth grade work and the other TAX
ing fifth grade studies.
The old building has been clothed,
papered and the wood work painted
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07
Local Adlets

Scale books for sale at this Office.
Hogan & Abrahamson, BARRIERS.
To get the news get The Globe.
Three BARRIERS, ever busy, at Hogan
& Abrahamson'
Up-to-now tonsorial work at Hog
an & Abrahamson's. 3otf
For pipe laying and ditching of any
kind see John c. Heller, at Foge
building. 43-46
Wanted-Agents for small house
hold necessity at good cash commits
sion. Address for particulars G. c.
Doggett, Lewiston, Idaho. 42-45
For the best photos, call at Thomp-
sons photo gallery. All work guar
anteed first class. Gallery next door
to Grangeville Savings and Trust
company's bank.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-07
DENVER.

Miss Ora Thatcher is visiting i,
Grangeville this week.
WaSem Bros. also pulled in thei
threshlng machine last week.
Johnny Baer is busy looking after
livestock, buying and shipping each
week, with headquarters at Denver.
Services next Sunday morning and
evening at the Presbyterian church BY
Rev. Greenslade. Sunday school at
10 O clock as usual.
Denver people are much pleased
to hear the town pump running at
full speed as the water has been very
scarce since the well has been under
repairs.
Grandpa Wasem who has been
quite seriously i'll for the last two
months, is much improved at this
writing. His complete recovery is
hoped for
The schools are well started now
under the management of Miss Sem
pert and Miss Wood, both of Grange
vile. All pupils are now in their
places for the years work.
Quite number from the prairie
have gone to Spokane to the fair and
a large crowd is planning to 90 over
the new railroad to Lewiston next
week.
Oliver Cheley has returned from
his threshing. He reports not a very
good season on account of so much
lost time. The same reports come
from other threshermen.
The O. R. & N. is coming and
Denver will be favored soon. We
never loose courage for we have the
best town site, also the best roads in
each direction of any town in the
northwest
There will be a box social at Lyle |
hall Friday evening, Oct 9th, and
geographical contest, with prize
to be given the winner and also a
BOBBY prize. Ladies will provide
boxes with supper for two and the
gentlemen are to buy and help eat the
good things. Ice cream, cake
and coffee will be served. The
social is for the benefit of the church.
The funds derived will be used to re-
place the big window that was de-
stroyed by hail
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Nez Perez Democratic Ticket.

The delegates to the democratic
convention of Nez Perez county at
Lewiston last week nominated a
ticket as follows: SENATOR I
Woods, lilo; representatives-Wm.
Bolllnger, of Lewiston; P.W. Mitch
ell, of Nez Perce; d. ]. Wyatt, of
Webb; John Gaffney, of Pierce; l.
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FLORENCE.

Mrs. Ardell Spaulding is on the
sick list this week.
Walter Scott came up from Little
Slate creek yesterday.
Rob Mclean departed last Thurs
day for Lewiston on business.
Miss Vera Bradley is a guest at
Mrs. ID. Rea's, on Salmon river.