davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
Junta Local de la Jnidn de PFC. Ric

San Juan, Puerto RiCo.- PoF Cuanto,
en- BeBi6n CelebEads en- 10 nochs del dia 27
de Julio de 1908. lS JuntR Local de San
Juan de Ia Union de Puerto Rice, acord6
que 20 ConVocaRR 10 convsnCi6n municipal
OTdinaIiR que prsviene eI aEtfculo "a del
RgglGmentO, con sl fia de elsgir loo COM
pEOmisaFiOs que votar6n 10 CRndidatura do
Jutz S:CEstRriO , MaEAhRl municipal.
PoE cuanto, 10 Junts Central do 10
Union de Puerto Rico, en- circular de
Julio do 1908, hR BeaaIado para llevaF &
GfsCto enc Convsnci6n en- t0dog Los |puGblos
do 10 isle, 81 pr6xim dia 2 de Agosto.
POr 10 tHntO, por ls pEeueats , nom
bre de- eDta Junta local, 20 invite & tode 3
loa COHrsligioraRioB de eatR juEiudiCCi6n
municipal para que ConcuEEiendo 81 diA 2
de AgoAto Befialado de8d8 lAB de lR ma
hauR hRnts las 4 de lR tREde los ooIegioB
CoREeGpondienteg, sabeT, en- San Juan,
Sol "a y On PueEta dc Terra y santuFcP,
adifciu del Club UniOniuts de dirhos be-
EEioB. depoRiten suB Bufcs gioR libEt msnte
par los compTomiBaFio8 que ellen bus vo'
IuntadeU, debiendo ser 18 poE San Juan,
poF PueTta de Terra, por SAntuEOe y
2 pOr Ia Marins.
DiehoB COlegioB 0ntar6n constitution bBio
la PTsSidenCiR. de don Pedro EFzAburu 81
de San Juan, de don Fermfn Biiio ol de
PueEta de TERRA y de don Jose Coll ,
CuChf Gl de sRntuEc0, dsbisndo incluirgs
en- 81 ticket de San Juan Ioa dCs Compro'
miBaTioB do lR MaRin0.
San juan. P. r. Julio q, 1908.
ROfaeL Diez de AmdinO. PRsnidanta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
una CJliISI0N DEL
municipio de Ca
nluY
Il alcalts J 81 pIssidente visitan al
gobefna dnl ! 4 otIOs fuRCiORs-
riOs.
E sstad0 Do squsIIa administration
eS eXCeIRniR.


Sc encuentEan O. eatk Ciudad nueatroB
sstimablss OompstEioras do Camuy9 hefi :
Res Lodo AlbsEto BruGsy Manuel Ro
man pRa1idente de aquGl mUniCipio =
alcRlde
Los sFel. Rom6n BrulBY YiBitsTon e.
ta mafisna Il g0bernador POat, colobrando
con eBts funCionaRio ana datenida cor fsFen'
Cia ds ls gus saIioRon aItamsnta IatiafsCho',
Dsspu6I han vi1itRd0 Loo ConGejoFo1 del
Ejeoutivo SrsR. Was OChotsCO, Ward ,.
GPomer.
TratRn los Rsfsridos safiore1 de obtener
del gobisFr insuIsE nm ansiGip0 do $4,000
para FenlizaR ca OtmuY R'gunR1 0bRan
p6blica8 dc gran Qtililidad para Rquslla
p0blaci6n, entire elIGa II Eacompo1iCi6n
de csllss y plazsss E0pRFaei6n del sdifcio
Caldfa y municipic.
CamuY BIZ csRFado Ga paBado eiEcicio
con nm gapeFaVit do $24N, dsIpu6s de hA'
bsE CubieTto todag las atanCionG8 del pre-
gupuggto Rtendido & todoH Iog EOEviCioB
pdblicog. Psgadau aus Rnt0rioHsS deudaH
el sgtado dc Rquella administrator es b.
tiafactoRiO = estf Ga condolences Vents ioBaB
para obtsneE 81 TafsEido anticipo de fJndos
que podEa ps gRE con todo dssAhOgo On Jos
pla80s que 10 apuel
Tambi6a tFatan Ion cominianHdOH de
Oamuy que loo tFabDjo1 de lR CaRreterA
dc AEecibo HRtillo lleguen 10 Eefsrida
CcmaTcs, pues muChas gsstiono1 hieisEOn
On esq asntido , eB de toda juBtiCiR 81 que
ebteDgan ere benefCio.
Los q fiaRea ROm6n = BFuB1y ERgrsIA'
ran mEfIRps & nu EelidenCiS, , lGn deGsA'
mos 81 mejoE 6xito en- BuB laudAblOB pro-
p6iitOB On favor dc ID municipAlidRd que
EepEOgGneans -@~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
EN- LA MANSION
ElECuTIVA.
NOmbramiGntO de uE fiscal y C0nVO-
GatOIia para asambIea eXtranT-
din8lia.
In bauquste a Mr.. Mac CREEPY
0tH0 al gObeTnatOT Post.

Han eatado hoy ViBItand0 al gobePna'
dor los at6oros Antonio .CoEdero, RuDHel,
Rafael del Valle, Alcaide preaidsnts del
municipio do CRmuy, iSCRl Wilcox y Jtfs
Lutz.
I'll gobernRdor tuv0 lR CoHtelfa de in
fermOF lon ''reporterD" que le BAtiRfizo
muChO 81 EauultRdo de So exouFai6n
Ponce , Taa fntRn Rllf CslsbFRdAB, auuque
al iuR1 do Las caFreEaa del domingo llovi6
muchc.
-"Fu6 una sgradable fssta"-dijc.
A 0u EPgEesol6 San Juar, pas6 por Qua
yAmG y pudO vsF Nl ingeniGro eucGEgado
de los eatudios del riego de lR Conta Sur.
III infoTm0 general de eBtoB tERbsjoG eats
puntO de teFminGFBe y cree Gl g0bsTna'
dor que con 81 ne podr6 dar CuentR 10
LPgillatuEP, que en- ell EaferidO caBo ssr6
CtnvoCada en- SstismbEe para CelsbERr &C.
Ai6n axtFaordinsRis. Tambi6a cree el 60
bernador que el informe del Attorney gs'
neral, con TegpsCto 6 BervidumbreB de
RguaB do loG COpGeBionRTiog que en- Lar que
20 tFatRn de utiliEaT para el RiPg0 de
GuRyRmR, Salinas y costa Sur tieDen in
teIvenCi6n, GHtaF6 taTminAd0 tRmbi6n
op0Rtunamenta = podrG lsr pFGGentSdG &
In AuamblGa LegiGIRtivR.
Tambi6n EeComend&T& el gobeTnRdcE
Ia Legislature en- la TGfsrida Beai6n de Sc
tiGmbFS, que GCusEde IN Or6dito extEaordi'
mario para taEminaF loB tEabsjoB do Ia
liquidation del DspsrtAmento de Anemip.
A pReguntas del reporter" de Ola Co.
rFsBp0ndsnOiR" inform6 81 gObsEn0dor que
cree que eatRE6 en- Puerto Rico, pRinCi'
pics de AgoHto, el Sy. Bacon, sub ssCEetA'
rio dc EatAdo del gobi0Eno de los Estados
UnidOB, quien pEobablemente embAECaFd
On los pEimeEos dfaG del EuaodiCh9 mes.
Anoch0 90 di6 una ComidR en- honor del
Sr. MACCTeGFy, rsprsHsnt0nte de los EltA',
dos UnidoD On SRnto Domingo, = & ellR
RcudisEOn lR mayor parte de lOu COnB'jeEOB
del Executive.
EgtA noche ConCuTFirG ell Sr, Pest una
comida que 10 hR tfteCidO ol Lode. 8r. Al.
vAEeE NAvR, preHidento del Canino sBptfiol
de EstR CiudGd.
81 nombFe del Lcdo Jose r. Aponts hR
lidO envisdo poE ol gObsrnRdor II COnGOjo
Executive, dOsigu6ndOle para 81 cargo de
fiscal de IR OOrts de Roncs, y en- Ia pI6zi'
ma session del COnEejO 90 dRr6 ousntR con
Ia refsridR dSaignaCi6p.
-ES para teueF CfsCto On prim0ro do
Ag0StO pr6ximo-dijo el Er. Post
So habl6 lijsrAments de otroB aauntoH
Las 1920 termin6 Ia ConfsEenciR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
EI bgBquete de anOGhe.
Fu8 On OhsOquIO d. Nf. Mac GrsOry J GOnGurfI0
ron los COBS0IsrO8 del Executive.

ri gobsrnadOr FoIt ti6 anocha uu ban
quote On Obssquio del Ehr Msc CroaEy,
miniBtEo noTteamsriCano en- Santo Domin'
go qua FtgteHR EstsdoS Unidol el misr'
coles pT6ximc.
So llsv6 4 'fscto en- la ManHi6n Ejpcu'
tivA y ooncurrisTon adsmas del gobarnR'
dor .os OsfiOEoO OOnOejsros del EjeCutivo,
II " BArboSa, del Vale, S.nh h Mora
les Ward, GfomeF, D xtar y V1aG Ocho'
taco, y el doctor Rafferty,.
Fu6 smsoizAdo al scto por la org ussta
d 4, ia pcliCfs iaSu Ar que u 4cut6 me alficss
piszs', y 10 agradRb rsuci6 dur6 des le
las 8 q Lac 9.15 ds Ia nochs' rsinanJ 10 la
mAyoF coEdiaiidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
Ell sub-DlIectur de Obras P1bIlcas.

En- bEsvs ssr6 nombrado ell sub Direc.
tor do ObEaS P6blioAB, plaza que deUemps
nabA el Uenor F. MontillA y 10 rsnuuoi6
para oOUpGr el pusnto de IDgsnieFo de 10
ciUdRd.
50 OEea SsgurO que 10 deSjgnsci6n Escae'
"a on OI senior L. RObio, quieu hoy preuta
lcG BaEViCiOB do primer auxi!iar de ess de-
pRTtsmsnto y posse amplios conocimisntoI
y una large pr6OtiCG en- Eu prs rtfssi6n.
81 los rumorsn SO confEman 90 haT6
iuHtiCiR I'm smp!eado Cempstents en- be-
nsicio do ID basna maEcha do los aEuntoB
do sae CsntEe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
lBRIGOS 7 SODB BREROS.

En al Paris Bazaar Es han FsCibido abEi.
goB do Rada negEog con cuollo boEdado
$500 una, y Ios bay tambien de SS., SO
$12 uno.
En- B0mbReR0s do sliiOga e RCaba de re-
CibiR uno de ultima nOvedad que % ven.
dOE6 dos d0llafG EB an DombgsE0 rus
maments bsFato y muy elegante.
En aEtfCulol Do metal platsEdo pEopi0s
para Eogal0g hay I'M immense G1Ttido.-
PEDBO GIUsTL FoltaIasa 2a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
6fOn entasIasnO on Mlaatl y Vega Alta.

E ocuentsB manif,Gtacions8 de Ia incon.
tEABtabls fuerSs do qns dispone Ia Union
dc Puerto Rico en- MAnStf en- v ga A. ia,
Asi como On TODD sl diatEito dc San Juan =
On les dsm6s dc Ia iOlP, b N bi3o los dos
mitinn CelebEAdoG Il timamente en- las refs'
ridsS pOb aCioneE.
Una ConouVrencio il menVs seisti6 elIos
y muchoB ccmpatEictSH que "a Bsntfan
gFendes OntuAiRsmos per lBs doctlinaB de-
la Uni6n de Puerto Rico, han venido &
nutEiT HuB pAtri6tiCRB f aB.
En- lOl EeferidoH RCtos hicieron uEo do Ia
pR'abEa elocuenteB oEadoEeB que meraCis'
ron entusiABtaB ovacioDes dc Ia couCuryan
Cin, = sl entuEis'mo NO 6esmay6 un mo-
ment0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
De viaje a Ponce.

En- auuntOU de negocioB ha ualidO pa ara
Ponce el Sc nor Rafael PalaCiOg APPELLANTS,
de 10 ComeTCiAl do e8tG plaza "PalaCios ,
Comp fiia".
El BefioF PalaCioH sBtaE6 aIgunoB diaB
en- Ia CiudRd del Sur, EegEsBando despu6s
a estB Ciud0d poT lR CaFEsterR central.
Buan ViRis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

bido paqust0. cambi6 mdliatamsuta dan.
do paEts del hachO 10 pOlicfa. :
Hahta AhoTa 40 ha Bid0 poaibls dGr con
sI p9EadaEo dc los gujatcs mUCho menoR
cen Las Gincuents mil IiEag.
San PstsEBbuSgo.- snfriarOn ID psna
capital un TeVoluCionaFio llamado FFaub'
nsr y M smisario Buyo do nombFo MuBsa'
kin. FrRubneE fu6 dstsnido ca ID fonts
"a fnlandenBa, aCuBado do habsF inBtigado
q lG ComiBi6n de loB aHaBiDatos de Loo go'
neTal0s Vladimir, Rooltf Mapmeffok,
A Musak kin 10 sFEsstaTon Bl tFataR de- soaF.
OaTUe Chtsneglovitofs, MiniItE0 de jus
tiCia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
CAMAs, GANAs, GGMAs

surtid0 ColOBaI, CamaB inglsBaE, CamaB
rmeFiCanaS, eRmaa eBpa fi9lAP, CRmaB doEa'
das fueg', CamaG CON Oolch6n d0Sde IS
E 5000, cainaa para matgim0nio $6 IS y
los famoso0 coIchansB iogleAes en "El Gle
lc." VentaB oil COntAd0 y & plRsoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
ENtITmO On Arroyo,

So sncusntrB spfsrmo en- so ronidencis
de Arroyo nueAtro distir gaido CompatEiOts
O. Sr. Federico ViEsIls, deIPgado & la ca
maes , may eatimado On Aqael!a ComarCn,
an donds dilfcutR dc gran5ea Bimpatiag.
Dsasamos uuA PEonta msjo,fA 81 sr. vi
EsIla y que so dolenCiS dstaparssCa en-
bT9ve.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
10 COnatO Dc iRGantiO en- GuTabO.
Fa6 S0fOcat0 embellishments.
(De 'ssssstrO oOTsspOm0aL.) }

HemO1 rscibido sl Gguionts dsDpaCho:
= ''Gurabo JuIio % th, "LR O. FFeBpou'
denCia", San Juap. Hoy hubO inCsndiO
casual temple Gat6iiCo. Fu6 gofoCado 81
momantO por TODD d pueblo que OOnCurli6
& la IglssiP. COETeaponDOl,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
RegVesD a San Juan.

DoBpueB do paBRr una COEtR tsmpoTRdR
con famiIisEsH BuyOB en- Aibonito, hS re-
greVsdo 4 ests ciudad ID Hiltipguida 81 dora
So vGdoFa Gavi1o de Blandin0. Bisnvs:
midR Ia eztimAble dana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo
ENuN nIA tome q LAxATIVO RBoMO
oUININA. n bOtiCaRF0 Ie dsV0lVer& q dineFq aino
90 CuEa. Ia 6Ema do 1s Va GROVE ga 1aAla oa
e0dG Gartsa -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
E PurgatOriO
De Cada Mes.
La ATROZ MIeRANA.


q Las PildoFas Rosadas der Or.
Williams GurarAn aun cuando
TodOs los Demas Reme-
dlos no CuFaFon.
Il Ell simple heeho de que los hom-
bres padecen raramente de mi
. grafa 6 dolor de cabeza, mientras
que La mujer 10 sufre tan a me-
6 nudo, sugiere bien clique las causas &
tienen su origen en- Ell tempera-
mento delicado del sexo, Y sobre
todo en- las funciones organicas de
La mujer, 81 la regularidad de
esas funciOnes Sc hace difcil, las
g migrafIas, dolores de espalda,
nerviosidad, insomnia, son las Pc
nalidades CONSEQUENCES. Para la
migrafia y demas dolencias NADIA
Il iguala a las Pildoras Rosadas del
DIR. Williams. Modiican en- efecto
ell estado general de todo el siste-
ma. Enriquecen y purifican la )
sangre, fortifican los 6rganos y {
regularizan sus funciones. Ell
tratamiento de las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DIR. Williams, tan simple,
y tan facil, ha curado miles.
La Sra. Dofia Cruz Romero, de
81 Amatlan, (Veracruz), Mexico, es-
81 cribe: ''Durante tres amos padecf
una debilidad constante y progre-
sivas debido q Ia pobreza de SAN
IL gre. Sentfa nauseas, fuertes pal
Y pitaciones al coraz6n, NAL humor,
inapetencia, y estaba posefda de
G ese horrible dOlor de cabeza casi
e constantemente. TodO cuanto y
para mi se hizo era inutil solo q
cuando tome las celebradas Pildo-
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, es
S que conOcf trapquilidad alivio.
6 Con un POGO tempo de tomar esta g
medicina de acuerdo 4 las indica-
clones que acompafian al frasco,
me halo curada y sumamente
agradecidaS motive por Ell cual no
vaeilo en- recomendar por estas
6 hneas este valioso remedio & mis-
e semeiantes."
ROSadaS
: delDr. Williams /
EN- LAS BOTICAs.
0AaNeS SSS&aSaSASNSaSSs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
! GaIIgsloltaaGIa e PgaIlg RICO.
PREGIOS De SUSGRIPClOA En- TODA Ia lSLRD

JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
WITH PARKER's GREAT SHOWS.
Bewildering Production Of Pharoah's
Daughter.

King Pharaoh's Daughter. The
r.me 10 confusing, but It Is nothing
to the way the spectator becomes be.
wildered in witnessing the perform
ance, and in even attempting to
think of a aolutionrfor its great mys-
terry. The feature around which the
show is built is undoubtedly the
most exquisite as we'll as one of the
most incomprehensible illusions ever
invented by genius. for no mind OF
ability could ever have con-
.ceived such an apparently impossi-
BILE thing.
Even after attending dozen
times one is no nearer solution
than at first, which is saying great
deal for any illusion. Besides this
feature a number of unique dainty
dancing features are introduced,
among them being the famous fire.
dance, made immortal by the world
renowned Partisan Papinta, and pre-
scented lust as that celebrity did
during her file time.
The show never fails to exhibit te
crowded houses at each and every
performance, under the capable and
efficient management of the we'll
known Snowman, Mr.. A. B. Darnby
| This gentleman knows enough abou
the business to be perfectly secure
| in his statement that every patron o
his show gets their moneys wortf
twice over.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Attention Maccabees.

Ladies Of the Maccabees of the
World will celebrate their 18th an.
niversary by giving a concert and
ball for the benefit of their home 70,
disabled Maccabees.
Remember, Thursday evening, SC.
tober LIST, at the WOOdman hall.
Program in Mondays Teller. Tick.
cts, 75c. from members or at the
door.
As 1t has been a bad season fol
blossoms the Busy Bees will b.
grateful for any honey that may
come to their hive.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Heart toHeart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
ASHAMED or FATHER AND MOTHER

ASHAMED or FATHER AND MOTHER.
I'm just ashamed Of father and
mother when we have company. Fa-
Their will eat with his knife, and he
p0urs his tea out In his saucer. And
mother has a habit simply can't
break her Of. She blows on her food
to cool It."
Which was the plant Of q young
woman made to one Of her intimates.
She had recently graduated at
fashionable boarding school. BY means
Of close economy and stinting them.
selves OF many comforts the parents
had kept their daughter at the ex.
pensive school for several years.
Now she was ashamed OF them.
And they 20 proud Of her!
OF course father and mother really
ought to be little more careful in
conforming to the usages.
But, you Sec
Father and mother are growing
somewhat forgetful in their old days.
Sure. they want to make things pleas
ant for Muriel. and they take very
good naturedly the hints about the ia
bic manners. And they try. But they
lapse. It IL pathetic to note fathers
CONSERVATION when he unwittingly
pours his tea out In the saucer to cool
right when guests are at table. And
once he tried to pour the ten back In
the cup. but his old hand trembled.
and he spilled the tea.
1t Is a matter OF habit with the old
people.
Mother formed that habit Of blowing
on her food back In the days when the
daughter was Mt school and mother
had to hurry with household things.
Those were the days OF short din
| ners.
And now
Well how should they have known
that fine education would give theiI
girl ways that We're not their ways or
that It would put their daughter above
them. so that in her superiority she
would come to look down upon them?
| 1t is fervently to be hoped they have
not yet discovered all this.
| Educated!
If the girl Is actually ashamed Of bel
parents she has not got the A b I
OF education. Education is designed tt
make woman more womanly. not tt
put her on a pedestal above her kin.
That father has literally sweat BLOOD
to pay the daughters expense: tina
mother has died hundred times IL
agony and suspense over the girl wh'
is ashamed Of her,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Yakima Bees Producers-

North Yakima, Wash.--At the
Benton county fair at Prosser there
is another evidence that the season
just closing will be record breaker
in this valley SO far as honey produc-
ton is concerned. c. N. Warner Of
Prosser has some bees that must
rank with the leaders.
Mr.. Warner has 112 pounds Of
honey on exhibition at the fair, in
Guiding samples gathered from the
early spring blossoms and others Of
pure white alfalfa. Mr.. Warner has
but % colonies OF bees, all told, but
secured from this season one ton of
honey. This is almost 100 pounds
per colony of comb honey, which is
equal to the best claims made this
season for extracted honey. Mr..
Warner says II he could have given
his bees more care he could have
materially increased his yield.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
$40 Per Ton for Peach Pits

$40 Per Ton for Peach Pits
Z Milton, Ore.-The Milton nurs-
cries will pay $40 for a ton Of peach
pits, and despite the fact that adver.
tising is being done literally the
supply is far short Of the demand. A
ton of peach pits sounds big by it.
self, but in the nursery business 1t
is not SO much after all. And con-
sidering that dozens Of carloads OF
peaches have been shipped from this
section of Oregon and the adjoining
valley In Washington, It should be
an easy matter to secure tons Of
seeds with little effort. About one.
third Of the weight of the average
peach Is pit, and consequently waste
when the fruit Is canned or pre-
served.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Conduct College Postofice-

Pullman, Wash.-The Washington
State college is soon to have post
Office of it's own. provided the re-
gents supply the room and equip.
ment without cost to the govern
ment. For many years efforts have
been made to have a postoffce sta
ton at the college and row the ar
.rangemehts are we'll under way and
will probably be consummated In a
short time. The governments offer
provides that a clerk shall be put 10
charge of the Office at the college
and that he shall be under the direc-
ton of the Pullman oface and re
ports shall GO as troIn the postufic<
in town,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Exhibit College Hogs-

Exhibit College Hog
Pullman, Wash.-The Washington
State College experiment farm will
have fine exhibit Of hogs at the
state fair at North Yakima, and will
also exhibit at the interstate fair at
Spokane. H. w. Foster Of Glenwood,
brother OF w. d. Foster, foreman
OF the experiment station farm, also
sent some stock with the car, and he
accompanied w. D. Foster and will
assist in caring for the hogs. H. w.
Foster has nine head in the ship
ment, making a total Of SO head.
They include Berkshires, Poland
Chinas and Duroc Jerseys.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS.
(By Nez Perez County Abstract Co.
September oe, 19OS--patents.

L. s. II William II, pierce, SW n
NE \, W n Sc Y, Sc u Sc 4
section 1926 w,
I. S. to John s, Thompson, S "
Sc u, section 81, S IL SW y sec
ton 32-S7-S =.
L. S. to Arba S. Holbrook, " y
NE Il. NV u Sc ". 81 NV -
section 1925 w.
Deeds.
Mary Bassett to Flora +. Carlson
lots and 8. block 5. Lapwai. $10t
C. w. Felt to Perry NJ. Harding
lot 5. block "a. Nezpefce, 800.
Stephen Badger to Perry M. Piart
ing, lot s, block "a, Nezperce, 81.
William II. Pierce to Nellie ,Etee,
same land ar pateRt above. $1,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
$50. 900 for Oregon Ranch

Weston, Ore.-The largest busi'
ness deal transacted in Weston for
years was completed today, when the
holdinsa Of the Farmers Bank Of
Weston in the Blue Mountain Saw
mill company were purchased by a
syndicate Of which Robert Jameson
is at the head The consideration
was $35, 900, and 1t is said to have
been paid in cash. The mill is 10
Gated in the mountains IL miles east
of Weston, and has well-equipped
plant, employing from 25 to SO men
It has capacity of 100000 feet OF
lumber and 5000 apple boxes in 10
hours.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29

have been the livestock grown ON
the farm. and good profits have been
made from all Of these. The Arm
owns $40 acres of fine farm lands,
all fenced. with hogtight fence and
well stocked with brod mares, cattle
and hogs. and part Of the land Is
In cloves and alfalfa.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Big Profits in Farming

Pullman, Wash.-Harse- & Mel
sen, proprietors of the Cloverdale
ranch. 10 miles southwest Of Pull
man. have rented their farm for a
number of years and will sell the
livestock and farm implements at
auction This firm began business
on the ranch just leased in 1901. and
since that time has made profit OF
about -$35, 900 by farming and rails
Ing livestock. Cattle, mules and hogs
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
! NORTHWEST INLAND NOTES 4
, . . - = - . } go d 4 Z
Capture Idaho Offender

Ritzville, Wash.-Carl L. Self,
alias Harry Self and Harry Gilbert,
Is In the custody of Sheriff ellison
ana is held for the sheriff OF FIRE.
mont county, where he is wanted on
a charge of grand larceny. Self was
arrested at Lind by Deputy p. Haas.
a communication from the Idaho Of
ficers satisfied the local officers that
SELF was the man wanted. He is %
years old, 6 feet / inch high and
weighs about 200 pounds.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Ship Palouse Grain

Pullman, Wash.-Heavy grain
shipments are being made from the
Palouse country and surrounding
grain belts. All regular trains going
out of the grain-raising districts are
loaded with wheat, oats and barley
and many extra trains are run every
day. There is shortage of boxcars
and the Northern Pacific is using
coal and fiat cars, which are loaded
with wheat in sacks and covered
with tarpaulins. r.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Officers Enforce Law

Boomers FeV, lda.-CohstaDle
Lundeen of Naples, Idaho. arrived
here with warrants for the arrest OF
Thomas Riley, Jack Nave, ]. w. Nc
Knight, Carlston & Oleson. Shorty
Mees and Spot Graham, charged with
selling liquor in violation of the
Sunday closing law. Carlston &
O'eson and G.. II. Alberts were ar
rested for violating the gambling
law. The defendants, before Judge
Roberts. filed motions for change oil
venue, which the court granted, The
cases were sent to the probate court
at Standpoint. r. D. Jones is the
complaining witness. Mayor Alex
ander and Constable F. D. Hoaglant
are the principal witnesses.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
Gather Comprehensive Exhibit

Asotin. Wash.-William McCar-
rol, superintendent of the Asotin
county exhibit at the Lewiston.
Charleston fair, was in Asotin Satur-
day arranging for a larger and more
complete representation of fruits and
grasses from this part of the coun.
try. Mr.. McCarroll states that he
has acquired an excellent exhibit for
both the INSTRUMENTATION fair
and the Alaska-Yukon-P Pacific ex.
position.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-29
e eSzSb |' >:::,: ::s::'
European
ALBERT sTHFEL. Proprietor.
FlHt-class Cafe in Connection.
White help only.

Inc place for bargains IN furni-
lure, stoves, dishes and granite
ware is at Russell's Outdttin Store.