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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-17

: The secret Of this eonntryis sffiie-
ticns II that President Roosevelt H.
forever violating the eight-hour law III
remarks the Charleston News and
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make business OF knocking the Pres
ioent.
An Atiautic City char pusher who
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thst Il cents wouldn't pay even the
first premium.
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nsed never worry over
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-17

Cur reaueis, also recommends II ~
harmless.
The Atlanta Constitution says "ths
pump question ia ioi settled yet. Par.
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healthy msn tsa kir 4 in his own
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"wLat IL gained by stealing quick
ly Lost by speculation, says the Bslti-
mere American. No always Some
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"scacred day aud night the torment
Of isesArg piles. Nothing helped me
until sssd Deans Ointment II
carsl ne permanently - Hon. John
X. Garrett. Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Il spl ears that Senator riiimnn' 4
81. eli was spoiled because Mr..
81 steer wss rot there TO ipjecta lot oi
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els, cause chronic constipation. Doan's
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DRUGGIST for ITEM.
y. fear Il would hardly be safe 10
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Electric Oil for sucil emefgencies. Ii
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Washington 10 for ieform.n Ky
ell means let It beRin with the poIiti-
cians, save the Atlanta Constitution
VS. bsg to inform orr Georgis eontem-
PoiaFy nat we have NJ politicians in
wsshing'o' They are all ssasesnsa.
Post.
a western man has just married m
ae.r~ss lAnlsd Miss Pulley. Thai ought
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i)o ySn have baekache occasionally
or 'slitches' In the side, and some
times do you feel tired out, without
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weak back; inflammation OF the bad
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Every loves cur baby, rosy sweet
and warm
With kissy places OH her neck and
dinnles on her arms.
Once she was 70 thin and cross, used
to cry with pain
Mother gave her Cascasweet, now
she's well again. Sold by w. s..
Harper and Manown aud Barnes
l mo.
Wits Carbciized Witch Hazel salve
1t is good for little or big cuts, boil. on
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Manown aad Barnes.
TIRE TEST OF TIME.
On July 1896, Mrs. Maloney con-
firmed the above statement | gave
recommending Doan Il Kidney Pills
in 1902 but thai have been free FROM
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Aartinsburg pesple. tall at Shep
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Barnes,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-17

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
KooSkIA
(From Mountaineer)

Mr.. aud Mrs Pierre Corbett de.
parted yesterday for Pendleton,
Orc, and for the next two week,
will Welt old friends on the Una
tilla reservation. Several inemb Der.
Of the Nee Perez tribe will leave the
hrst Of the week to attend the an
nual Evangelist meetings at the
Umatilla Indian cnnrch, which
will last for ten days.
b. T. F. Dodds, manager of the
Kooskia Milling & Power Co made
. business trip TO Kamiah yester.
day. Things will soon be in shape
to begin work on the mill and mex,
week we will give full particulars
regarding this new industry which
means 80 much for Kooskia and
surrounding country.
The forest rangers examination
has been ia progress yesterday and
today, and the trying crdeals will
end this evening. Twenty.nine
men took the examination and the
chances are . majority Of them
will receive the requisite number OF
points to entitle them to q perma.
nent job with Uncle Sam.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30

at the following hours and places
Commencing in country precincts at o'clock p and
and in incorporated cities villages
continuing until o'clock p.
The of the precnts
twenty votes major fraction thereof democrat
the last general election.
The place of voting and the number delegates
follows ~ - d
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
voL.LMEK
(From Review

John P. Vollmer has donated
$25 to fund to help the Vollmer
band. A band is . worthy insti.
tuition to have in town and we
appreciate the aid given by Mr..
Vollmer to help in it's support.
John P. Vollmer last Saturday
increased his realty holdings in the
Craig mountain country by pur.
chasing . large timber tract for
which he paid s37, 800.
''The Prairie Register" is to be
the name OF the new paper for lilo
and the first number is to make it's
appearance next week.
The Ito people took q petition
before the county commissioners
Tuesday asking that q road be
opened across strip of land own.
ed by j. P. Vollmer and leading
from the Main street of lilo to the
N. P. depot. The petition met
with no favor which is nothing
more than could be expected. No
doubt the lilo people will take the
matter into court, but we are Of
the opinion that it will meet with
the same fate there. There is no
case on record where road has
been forced over private property
for the benefit Of an individual.
town or townsite company, when
they have an easy outlet to public
highways and access to all public
places without great inconvenience.
It is not very long ago when the
lilo correspondent to the Nez Perez
Herald, stated that 80 far as Ito
was concerned, ]. P. Vollmer could
build high board fence along his
property but it does seem now,
from the efforts they are making
to secure . road opened through
this strip OF land, that they would
be glad to have q loop hole left in
such 3 fence, to say the least.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
STEUNENeERc

Mr.. Dyer from Grangeville was
in town q few days ago invoicing
J. Q. Noel's stock for Scott. He
left for Vollmer Tuesday.
Mar Bros, from Vollmer and
kendrick we're in our town Mon.
day.
Mr.. Staugh from Rosila. Wn.
is invoicing ]. G. Noel's stock, Noel
going out of business.
J. W. Gerding, A. A. schueller,
W. II. Denney. j. T. Peterson and
Chas. Hardisty stopped on their
way back from Vollmer to see the
big bridge across the Canyon.
Theo Schueller drove to Grange.
vile this week for few days stay.
]. w. Gerding and J. T. Peter.
son made pleasant trip to Grange
vile this week.
Geo. Smith is fast finishing his
machinery store.
Ben Gerd!ng moved his family
to Grangeville this week.
Westly Nickel will move his
meat market into the new build
ing in few days.
Mccarthy bought a number of
hogs in this vicinity which he will
ship to Wash.
Chas. Hardesty hauled Ben Ger
ding's household goods to Grange
vile this week.
w. 1. Long and wife drove to
Westlake Sunday.
An interesting ball game was
played here Sunday between lilo
and this place. The score was 10
to 2 in Hos favor. The weather
was fine and the crowd large.
Mr.. Eaves of Lewiston was q
business visitor this week.
A. M. Fields & Co. from Fergus
Falls, Mimi, will put in a branch
drug store in this place as soon as
preparations can be made for same.
The steel bridge is progressing
quite fast now. They have COM
plete crew from Chicago, Ill.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
KEUTERviLLE

B. F. Beckman of Greencreek
came up Saturday to work for
Hussman Lumber Co.
Many Keuterville people attend.
ed Catholic church Sunday at Cot.
tonwood.
Mat Butsch and Joe Merrick
drove to Greencreek the first OF
the week.
Henry Boeckman and his moth.
er visited in Cottonwood Sunday.
Dick Cooper and Fred Wright
left Sunday morning for a few days
fishing in Rice creek, across Sal.
mon river. Some good fish stories
may be expected.
There will be a dance and bas.
ket social in our town next We'd
nesday night for the benefit Of the
ball team.
Some twenty people from here
were called to Grangeville Tues.
day as witnesses in the Berger
Brueggeman- Roman case.
Edward Blake this week pur.
chased from the Hussman Co., 40
acres of land adjoining his home
stead, which will make valuable
acquisition to his land. The con
sideratiOn $3.50.
Jos. Hoen transacted business
in Grangeville Monday.
The ball game arranged between
our nine and Ferdinand for las
Sunday was postponed until next
Sunday, May the 3rd.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
YNelos Of Idaho Countu{ y

by the Romains. II so, il is about
time the strong arm of the law
took q hand.
Our bowling alley at Cottonwood
Is now one of our leading places Of
amusement. Ladies as well "A
gentlemen patronizing the health.
ful amusement.
Miss Gahagan, a milliner OF
Grangeville, spent Sunday in this
village visiting friends.
Frank Brown of Lewiston was
here attending the funeral of his
little sister, Media Brown.
Mr.. Todd Robertson and wife of
Greencreek were in the village
Friday.
Mr.. Bailor of the undertaking
hr'n OF GrangevilIe, was in Cotton.
wood Saturday and Sunday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Holm went to
Nez Perce Saturday to visit friends
and see the ball game.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
ROCKY CANYON

Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Lee resided
Sunday at the 0. Overman ranch.
L. M. Root of Grangeville was
again business caller in this To-
cality.
Bert Bradshaw came over. from
Joseph Plains and purchased q
supply Of seed grain of ]. g. Gill.
Misses Melvia Gill, Minnie Ber-
tley and Cora Watson were Sun
day visitors at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. Cain.
Mr.. G. NJ. MCLEAN returned to
his home on Sugar Loaf ridge AZ.
ter spending about two weeks
among relatives here and at
Grangeville.
II. I. Church and family and
Miss Blanche Rapp spent Sunday
afternoon at L. F. Mornings
Arbor day was observed in vari-
GUS ways among the schools of
this section. The lawns were clear
ed despite the strong wind.
The members OF the Tolo
Telegraph Co. will meet next Sat-
urday for the purpose Of electing
new officers.
Mrs. o. B. Bentley returned
home Saturday. She has been in
Grangeville for the past few weeks
caring for her mother, Mrs. John
! son. Saturday the patient was re.
moved to the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Minerva Cain, near Tolo. Shs
is improving at present though
very slowly.
Ben Church was . victim Of tn,
tgrip" last week but is now OF
the road to recovery. He expects t,
start Monday on trip overland +
Two Rivers, Wash, where he vii
remain about two months lookin,
after his fathers ranch interests .
that place.
Last Wednesday John an
Hugh Bentley and Ben Churcl
drove about hundred and twent.
hogs to the ranch OF Mr.. ]. K
Turner near Grangeyille, to WHOM
the hogs were sold.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
HARPSTER

The heavy frost Saturday did
but little if any damage to the
fruit crop.
}. M. Wilson of the power plant
on the Clearwater passed through
town Sunday, on his way to visit
relatives.
Jack Surridge and John Brown
left last week for che Newsome
mining district, where they were
employed by the Seggett Cree k
Placers Mining Co.
Mrs. Jas. Surridge was quite
sick a few days last week.
Miss Ethel Robinson, who has
been visiting here the past few
weeks, returned to her home in
Spokane the last of the week.
J. B. Leeper was out buying
cattle for j. II. Calgrove Of Orc.
grande the first OF the week.
Mrs. w. F. Clarke, who has
been in poor health all winter, we
regret to hear is not improving.
T. Tomlinson made q business
trip to Grangeville the last of the
week.
Jack Surridge, before leaving
for the mountains, purchased
fine monograph for his sister
Georgia.
Miss Emma Weholt left last
week for Moscow, where she will
spend the summer.
The Ladies Aid Society have ad-
journed their meeting until after
the spring work is over.
Jos. Wisdom of Orogrande is
out stopping with w. f. Clarke
for a few days.
Mrs. Loleta Virgins is visiting
friends in Grangeville this week.
w. Williams Of Grangeyille was
visiting friends in this community
last week.
Mrs. j. w. McMahan has opened
up millinery at the home Of her
mothers. Mrs. F. E. Eckel.
Rev. Kincaid was guest at the
home OF his son and family, P.
Kincaid, last week.
Miss. Georgia Surridge is spend.
ing few days this week with Miss
Jennie Gribble on Tightening
Ridge.
Thos. Surridge is much enthused
over the big strike in the noun
tains between Orogrande and the
Clearwater and expects to see q
railroad in there soon.
Rev. A. Roy Thompson OF Sites
delivered fine sermon to a large
crowd at this place Sunday.
Some unknown person or per-
sons broke into the o. G. Lapp
Co.'S. ware house and stole some
liquor goods, which has been
stored there by George Stonebraker
Of Sites.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
COTTONWOOD

The little three-year old daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, whose
name was Media, died about 2 p.
m. Saturday, after seven weeks of
sickness. The funeral was held
Sunday and was largely attended
by relatives and friends.
Mr.. Stewart ST., of Westlake
died at his home Saturday morning
after several weeks Of illness. The
funeral took place Monday the
9th.
The Cottonwood band occupied
the stand Sunday afternoon and
played several pieces for our adj
miring citizens. The afternoon
was warm and pleasant and large
crowd was out.
Mrs. Wiechelman, widow OF the
late Lewis Wiechelman, is now
resident of Cottonwood having
purchased property on King street,
and will open millinery parlors.
It is we'll that the fanatics who
enacted the Sunday law did not
include band concerts in their fool
prohibitions. II they had we would
be shut of from nearly all amuso.
ments.
G. T. Mcdonald of Grangeville
preached the funeral sermon over
the remains Of the little Brown
girl.
VIM. Schober . boy of ten,
struck another little boy playmate
named Gentry, with q rock Friday,
inflicting . painful scalp wound.
Whether it was by accident or de.
sign it 10 hard to say. 1t seems
boys are contrary animals and hard
to keep track Of.
Mr.. w. w. Blackburn living
south Of town, recently sold nice
bunch Of cattle to the SimOns Bros.
Mr.. Mike Hanley . robust son
Of Erin, 10 now engaged at Hale'l
leading livery barn. Mike will ill
the bill all right.
Sheriff Van DeVenter came over
from Grsngeville Friday TO arrest
the-Romain boys OF Keuterville, on
. charge Of beating mp Ben Berger
We have not heard the Particular
but report has it that this Is mol
the first time Berger was beaten III
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
DENVER

Sunday school was recognized
Sunday and the following officers
we're elected: Miss Lucy Weber,
President; Mrs L. Fleetwood,
Vice President; Kate Wasem, Sec-
Rotary; Willie Spencer, Treasurer;
Mrs. HERNIA Miller, Mrs. Zehner,
Mrs. Fleetwood, Matte Rowe,
and Norman Atkinson were elect
ed for the teachers.
Mrs. McArty Of Mt. Idaho wa
Q visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Nelson and daugh
ter, Aoda are visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Issac ZSh
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-30
ner, for some time.

ner, for some time.
Mr.. James OLeary has gone to
spokane to visit his family.
The band played an open air
concert Sunday afternoon, which
was attended by large crowd.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
College Ball Teams
Play Today

STANFORD. UNIVERSITY. April g..
The baseball players of the universities
of Stanford and California meet to-
morrow afternoon at e:So o'clock upon
the local diamond in the first of the
series of intercollegiate games sched-
uled to decide the college champion
ship.
The Stanford nine has been seriously
weakened during the last few weeks
by the loss of C. f. Sampson, crack
shortstop for two years, and g. Nc
Gregor, promising fielder, who were
suspended.
The game will be played on the old
diamond. and win be called at 2:30
sharp. A large crowd of rooters from
across the bay is expected on the ex-
cursion trains in the morning. as well
as a number of Stanford supporters
returning from their spring vacations
Bill Reid probably will serve as UNI
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
finds A PRISONER
UPON RACETRACK
New York Detective Arrests
Well Known H0rSeman for
Theft of $4,000

F. c. Guyer. who is we'll known to
the racetrack contingent under the
name of Owens, was arrested at the
Emeryville race course yesterday af-
ternoon by Detective Peter Beery of
the New York police department He
Is wanted in New York on a charge
of grand larceny. the specific allega-
tiOn dealing with the theft of $4,000
from a New York firm.
The details of the arrest were un-
usual Beery is out on the coast in
search of another person. 1t was by
the merest chance that he ran across
Guyer at the racetrack. With some
friends he was sitting in the grand
stand when Guyer approached to take
seat nearby. Beery scanned the
countenance of the fashionably dressed
young man. He then drew from his
pocket photograph of Guyer. which
he had among other effects pertaining
to his Office The similarity was un-
mistakable. He approached tIuyer
quietly and told him of his purpose
without ostentation. Guyer pleaded that
no demonstration be made and left the
track with the detective. He was
placed on the detinue book at the city
prison.
owen is one of the best known
plungers on the Emeryville course. lie
has been living in this city for some
time at the Hotel Stewart. In fancfed
security he has moved freely in the
society of prominent horsemen. and
managed A string of thorouShbrcds
himself. He will be taken back TO
New York this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
RUSSIA BLOCKED BY
CONSUL AT HARBIN

ST. PETERSBURG. April Russia
and several other powers await with
interest the announcement of the at
-itude Of the state department at
Washington regarding the Fisher Incl
dent which affects not only the ad-
ministration Of Harbin and Chailar by
Russia but the question of the sover-
eighty Of north China and south Man
churia.
Fred d. Fisher. American consul at
Harbin. has consistently refused to
have anything to do with the Russian
administration Of the territory, on the
ground that he was accredited solely
10 China lie has supported the pro-
tests of China against the establish
uient by Russia of municipalities in
the railroad zone, independent of the
Chinese government His attitude
prompted Russia to seek an eXplana-
tion at Washington.
The German consul at Harbin had
sided with Fisher, but the French con-
sui acquiesced in the Russian demand
IT is believed here that the real
reasons behind the protest of China
and the support given this protest by
the American and German consuls is to
be less in objections to a change in
the form Of the Russian administration
OF Harbin than in the apprehension
aroused by the aggressive and far
reaching policy of Japan in southern
Manchuria. This fear resulted in q de-
termination 10 change the anomalous
Russo Japanese position in a province
nominally Chinese, at every opportu-
nifty.
The Russian measures are regarded
as relatively of local Importance.
whereas the pretensions of Japanese to
the right TO use the Chinese railroads
for mail carrying purposes without
reference to the Chinese postal system,
as put forward in the postal conven-
tion that was proposed TO China early
in January, involve q direct infringe
ment of Chinese sovereignty.
WASHINGTON, April Barron Ro-
sen. the Russian ambassador. was in
conference with Secretary Root today,
and Russia's sphere of influence. au-
fhority and interest in Manchuria is
understood to have been the subject
OF consideration. IL has developed that
the position taken by Consul Fisher at
Harbin under Instructions from Wash
ington to decline to recognize the au-
thority of the director of the Chinese
eastern railway in the municipal gov
ernment there is the first indication the
American government has given of the
course likely TO be followed by it IN
maintenance Of the open door doc
frine
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Academic Athletes
AT Berkeley

The twenty-eighth semiannual field
day Of the Academic league, which will
be held on the Berkeley track this
afternoon. should develop some very
interesting contests, for many of the
older men are in good condition and
some of the younger athletes have
shown great Improvement in prelimin-
airy tryouts.
The withdrawal of Oakland, Alameda
and Berkeley under ordinary condi-
tions would have materially affected
the numbers of entries. but to COM
pensate for the absence of the above
mentioned schools Modesto. Vallejo and
Santa Clara, which heretofore have
sent up a few men, are entering full
teams. Judging from the past work
of the athletes of the interior schools
the performances of their men in this
meet should compare very favorably
with the leading teams of the bay
schools