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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19


OF the sunlight of the Dav!'
Atlanta Constitution.
Augusta, Bangor and Portland are
bidders for the State Grange meeting
of 1909.
This is the Saturday before Christ
mas and a storm will upset lots of
shopping plans.
Searsport is the first town to re-
port a fatal sliding accident, the
victim of the tragedy being little boy
of five years.
D. Ward Kings split log drag is no
doubt a remarkably effective thing in
good road work, but it is not fair to
expect it to work miracles on rocky
hills or sandy plains.
The Lincoln club of Portland has
secured Governor elect Fernald as a
speaker at it's banquet in February
There is trouble among the physi-
clans on the staff of the Webber
hospital Biddeford, and six of them
resigned this week. Except among
church choir singers there are nowhere
so many jealousies as among the medi-
cal men.
Taxidermist G. H. Hoxie of Dover
has three birds, very rare for this sec
ton, which he is mounting at his shop
on Lincoln street, consisting of an
American rough legged hawk, a snowy
owl and dovekie. The latter men
toned bird was found in the western
part OF the town one night last week.
1t had evidently been driven inland by
the strong wind as it was in an eX-
hausted condition and died a few days
after. Local bird authorities state
that never to their knowledge has an
American rough legged hawk been
seen In this section. The snowy owl
is found occasionally but is rare
visitor in this locality
While half a dozen Maine towns are
talking division there are two that are
talking union. AS the time approaches
for the assembling of the Maine legis-
lature, the citizens of Dover and Fox
croft are beginning to renew the dis
cussion. 1t is now believed that a
large majority Of both towns favor the
project. The villages have long been
one in everything but name and
municipal government and in many
instances the taxes assessed in both
towns for tho
frequently for the support of the same
institution, regardless of which town
it may be in.
One Of the conspicuous delegates to
the State Grange was Charles Locke of
West Hollis Mr. Locke is the son OF
the late David r. Locke, who was
better known as Petroleum V. Nasby,
the great humorst. Nasby was one of
the founders of American humor ana
his nom de plume became famous all
over the English speaking world He
was contemporary with Artemas Ward
and Josh Billings and was in the same
rank. Nasty died several years ago
and left his son a magnificent property,
not least OF which was large part of
the Toledo Blade, the paper which his
rich humor had made famous On
account of the health of his wife.
young Locke came to Maine three or
four years ago and built splendid
granite mansion in Hollis and that
town hhas since been his home He
is secretary of the Hollis grange and
is fast making a name in that section.
Mrs. Locke has rare beauty and many
accomplishments and was formerly a
star actress.
Among the charities of the Christ
mas season that in our cities under the
c,T
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

This is the Saturday before Christ
mas and storm will upset lots of
shopping plans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

Searsport is the first town to re-
port fatal sliding accident, the
victim of the tragedy being little boy
of five years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

D. Ward Kings split log drag is no
doubt remarkably effective thing in
good road work, but it is not fair to
expect it to work miracles on rocky
hills or sandy plains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

The Lincoln club of Portland has
secured Governor-elect Fernald as a
speaker at it's banquet in February.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
LIE feliCit2m0g.

por 10 manifeAta1o IN ''EepOrtar" de
ola OoFFeBpondenCia" poE 81 doctor Bobo
bordO del 'CsEolinA".?, con RBentimienEo
d. general FiEmin, ha de iuzgarss del
aSunto, paEsCs probable que los hRitiAnol
suefiRn con un levantamieDto en- contra de
loH CTfmens8 de que sBt6 RhoTs Risndo tea
trO Ga pals. al general Firuain y 90 com
pl f1eEo llsgsEOn, Eegdn aviSB sl cable, q
Paris, }, B8 Bospachs que en- Las prinCipS'
leS antillaB los emigEsdoB no peFmRneCsn
inaCtivoH.
III gObieFnO haitiano, de "a psrte no 90
deIcuida. Dos deBpachoS del miniHtTo dc
loo EEtadog Unidos en ls capital dc Hal
If avian que todo OAt6 quieto RlIf despu6I
del gran 'fueg0 OCurEido que loH negOCioS
vuslven POGO POGO & Bu estad0 noRmsI.
Un dsBpaCho infolma que variaB peruo'
mas fasron dOtanidaB en- 81 acto do pegar
fasg0 en- difsEentsB lugaTsI do ls ciudad,
deGpu6B que lR Coth gCaCi6n hAbfa Hido
dominada.
EI diR de Julio tuvo noticiau sl De-
paEtamantO do Estado do Waahiugtop, de
que otro movimisntO EevolucionaEio 80
aSeguFabR que estRbR On fOrm6ci6n en-
Haiti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

Ell Comit6 de fnanzRn del OonEsio
Executive, hR EoComendado fRvoRablemen' .
ta 3 BOliOitud del municipio de AFecibp,
FsgpeCt0 Ia ConOs1i6n de 10 anticipo de
$50 para construction de una casa es'
Cael8 en- aquella Ciudad.
"A msdia noCha deoayeF tom6 puerto
sl vapoF CoEEeo de EAtRdoB Unidos. Los
empl0adoB de Las ofcinRB dc CoETeoB do Ia
Ciudad eEtuvieTon Caai t0dR lR n0chB ira
bAiRndo ca Ol deBpRch9 do lR correspondent.
Gia R0cibida en- 0l EGfeEido buqna.
-Gs ancusntra an GRtR Ciudad sl senior
Jorge Bid ARiRV, del ComSECio de FajsEdo.
"A lR hoER gsfi,lRda cGmOnzRTon On
santuECe, PueEts do TERRA y San Juan,
lAB inucFipCionsH de slOOtoEeB que fqoron
ampliadRB haata GA fsehA por asuoFdo del
OonBejo Ejecutivo de aCueFdo con ls EtCo-
men6aci6n del Superint sndssts de sleCcio-
nsV. En- todoB los pFoCintoB hubo mayo.
ria unioniatR.
Con motive de Ia fsBtividad de hoy,
IR ViEgsn del Carmen, Be prspaFan algu'
naB fisstAH pRTtiCUlaFeB On CaBBB en- donde
hay ge1oFRB ? Ee1oPitAB que llevan aquel
nombFP. El casino do ORtafio hRrS tam
bi6n una animRda fiesta.
-Hs FPgEsGado de Ooamo, On donda
paB6 una CoEta temperate, nuOstro estima'
bl9 CompatFiotR el BsfioF AguHtfn Perez
PieRFat.
-NuavaG uOliOitu5es para ingroaar On
lB policfR insulsE, han nido prsSentRdAB
Ia c0misi6n del FefdHid0 ouePp0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
Para las pTtxlmas fiestss.

La Villa de Madrid, cOnsecuente con sus
favOrecedOres. est4 va Tecibiendo ell iDmen-
so surtidO de g6nerOs nuevOs y art1culOs de
fantasia. PrOnto seran expuestOs en- les gran
des almacenes de este establecimientO los
nuevos modelos de Encajes, Valencien,
Nottigham, GuipOur y Venice en- blanc0.
crema y CrudOs Rsf como un gran LOTE
de bOrdados que venderemOs a mitad de
preciO. 81 publicO cOnOee bien que no te-
nemOs cOmpetencia possible y que nuestrOs
geneTOs Sc recOmiendau pOr ST solos.
TenemOs el meiOr surtidO de perfume eria
francesa desde la "ROYAL" hasta COti, y
vendemOs mas baFatO que en- ninguna OtrR
chsa. NuestrO lena es vender 10 mejOF;
.siempre resulta mas cOnveniente. Venga
y yea los puevOs mOdelOs de telas de fam
lasfa y no dudamos halfar6 cuantO intere-
SO; p1danOs muestras y precios y gustOsOs
le atenderemos. TelefOnO 273. P. 0. Box
764. San Francisco 81, Gan Juan, 2. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
NOTlCIAS De CAT,NO
&Par que Re!mlROC0 obSGurl8 Ia Gallo dol
TTOR9
CDs mueatrO oorrssp ,nsaD

Julio 16.-Sigue EaBultando psRad6iica
10 oxpliCRci6n del hOcho de permaueCer
obHcuFRu lR importRnts callO del tren,
mientraO CtEaG de menoB ORtOgoFiG ~ ti0.
men slumbFNdc e6otricc.
jOu&l ea 10 CRusR de GIto? ieB aOR8o polf-
tiCR? lss acaHo por el TumoE del compEomi'
10 con Ia empFsBR do ValdenP
ESpGFamog nos C0ntsste quie1 deba, pueB
eB hoTR do TeIOlvaF o. TO impoFtante asunto
y IAbsr q que nos tsE emoB que AtenOF, con-
tent&ndonoU poT hoy con cato disponieu'
donoB libTRT una tRmpRfiR On aolRraci6n
de este tTRBc0ndentsl aBuntO haatG SveFi'
guar y expOnsr Ia vOrdad del cRgo.
iQuedam0B en- GRp9FAl
-LIRmRmo1 10 Rtencifn & uuien correg'
pondG Spec'o & Ia poCR confederation
con que % tratNdO aI paUsiS que uti iEa lol
vGporCitOl entire cate pGb'l do s IN Juan.
La polic1a de cate pueblo en- los IS
pEimsTOB dfAB de Julio hR pF0St sdo 63 ser
vicioS entire abuses do confRnzs tuTbSr la
paz p6b.ioa, doGobodisAcia de Las or lsnsn'
zRB municipOleB etc, etc..
De e0toG So G0TVitios, % han si 10 prs1.
tRdoB por el CumplidOr y r0Cto cabo senior
Av0lin0 Gonzalez actual coma adants de
pusSto local.
Ways nusstra feIicitaci6n oil csbo Hefior
GonERloE como tambisn loI BoiD guardiau
Que tiene Bus 6rdsnes
-EHtR noOhs debutaEG el aCrsditado
CirCo del stn1E MODgs Ell CuRl sin dudG al
gunG dAdO el vREiAdo y uslscto pEogramn
que tfrece al EiblicO 90 vera muy coacu
Trid0.
-LlamAmou la Atsnci6n reBpOcto Ian
p6IimRG C9ndioiouOB On que 20 sDCueutrsn
RlguuRI GALES como tamb 6l al m / e,tB'
do do OIgunNH letVinAB de 10 Call0 de las
Flores.
JQl6 dicsn'6 eHto sl conceial oncargado
del ornate = sl inspector dc 8anidAd?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autOrIzadO S2.4OO.OOO. Capital TOaII.
zadO S3I5 532.sS, U. Sc.
M pTTERTO- RTNO
Onernoionea nale renLign:

OqeT0GSOTs6S qA6 TeGGSS0:
PF6SIamOs: Con garantias persOnaless con
-cOlaterales, y con hipOtecas cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre fncas rCisticas.
DeSOusntoS: De girOs, pagares.y y Obl1ga
clones cOmerciales cOrtO plaZO.
GIFOS: SObre Espada, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HamburgO.
eIrSs pOT Cable: sObre New York Ma
dr1d:
CusRtas GOrrIsRtes: Con interes de Up. m
nuaI dispOpibles q la vista pOr cheques.
lmpOSlOIOa6S plazO flo: Con interes de 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SsOOon dc ahOTrOs: ImpOsiciOnes sObTe Ii
bretas desde 25cts. 1,OO0 con intereses
OobrS11as: Por 'cuenta agena con cOnni-
sion mfnima de CObrO. Sin COmisi6n para
los cOrrientistas.
Dsp6SII0s: De efectivO y valOres.
Gamble de- mORsdas: De tOdOs los pafses.
V8nia do 06dulaS hpOla0aEa8: La mejOr 1na
version en- Puerto Rico, inteEes 2. p. 8 pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestra1es.
VeRta do flR0a8: DandO faCilidades para ol
p8gO, en- las jurisdiGciOnes de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnitO, AreCibO, BRrcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, OiaIes, COrozal, Qua
yamR, HatiltO, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, NaranjitO, PatillRs, Rio Grande,
OtuRdO. YabuCOR Y Y8uGO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
FabTiCantes de IegitimO tabacO de
Jsyuya.
Elaboration de eIegantes vitOIas con
la mej0T hOja.
Solo 50 fUbrIGDn con Ia que Sc CuItIua On lquO
lies fnmoSlS V0gOS,

EI tAbRCo de JayuyR tiene 70 mOrscida
famN en- la isla y era de OllO, como eI
mejoF one Ho produce en- Puerto Rico,
Las vegas de JAyuya NADIA tionen que
OnvidiRE Las dc VuOltS Absjo, On Cuba.
Tisn0 Ian mirmAU conditioner 81 tOTFen0,
= Ia Eics hoia 90 cultivS tRmbi6n con are
glo & loB m6todoB modeEnOB, que 10 hScsn
inmeioTAbIF.
D61de haco an aho 90 hAIIau sstAblaci'
dos dediOadoS 81 nFgocio do tAbRco, en-
JAyuyO, loH srB. L. OEtiz , Co.
Son OatoH BRf1oFeI fabTiCRnte8 indep0n'
dienteI del lsgftimo tAbaOo de Jayuya que,
en- POGO tempo, han logrRdo impuIsAF lR
induutEiS, dGndOle gran vusl0.
EIaboran las vitOlaB AIVa0 y POpWJ0Te0,
que son slegantfuimaB de exQuiEitoI IAbor
? aroma. Las brsVaB IngpeTGGIeS son do
10 meioE, 10 miGmo que lRB pGDst0lRg finRG,
La casa pO'6s una GspI6ndida vega para
0l cultiVo del tabaOO, pEOpiedRd do uno do
loB gsstoFsI.
Los sreB. L, OrtiE , 90, son muy como
CidoH en- 10 isls, On lR OuRl diDfrutGn de
Emplio CE6dito , de general GstimaOi6n, por
% IaboEioBida1.
tLa COEPespondenCiA" BgIadeC0 81 obua'
quio O. .hR R0Cibido do dichos BefioPe1, degoan'
do que lR indugtFia puoFtOFEiqueiiO adquis'
Z On BuB mAno8, Conl protection dsCidida
del patI, Ia pEoBpeEidAd & que tiOne de-
EOCh0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
NUSICA RGTlVA.

30 hR tsEminado % lR impression, esmS'
TadAments litcgrafAdS, del pTeCioHo walls,
intsRmesso de Ia ssEzuala siAmoR que niue.
Re = amor que nsC0" del Conccido COmpO'
sitoF puertoFriquGfio Bt d 1r R4fael BaIBsirO.
Be enousntFs de vsnta en- el Paris BR'
SRE" del Bs u P. GiuGti so Cent&VOB sl
siemDlRF, Iva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
NO QJIEREI QGE UN
BOfb6n Sc II3ne
jaime.
En- 10 que PisTtsn 81 tismPo los
IlalaIqlISas. de- MalIit.
Is alRI6s aII dIsgIslldas Il ia GllIl".


El nombra 40 Jaime, que fue dado 81
gegundo hijO del roy Alfonlo XIII, hR
dado lugaE & considerable diGgusto On al'
gunoa Cfrouloz della noble1R e1psnola.
Alguno8 psTi6diOoI. diosn qua. aIguien
aCongei6al tsy do que diorR 81 nombTe de
Jaimo & 90, hiio "a honor & Catalina, en-
dondo grandsa fsltAH 10 hRn celGbFRdo en-
OonmemOEaCi6a del c0ntonRHio dol Esy don
Jaime.
Psr0 como ca much9B CSntroB poIfticog
eu Madrid Green que los cAtolaneg son par
tidarioa do Ia independenOia, OlaE0 eats que
los mRdEilsflos no ven con muchO gusto Ol
nomhEs de Jaime para 81 Bsguudo hi de
Alfonso.
Esto tltimo 10 pruebRn Lou madriIpflou
dioiendO que IL nobIezs On La GrApja' ha
IlsgAdo hRata Ol punto de ponsr On su8
taTjstsB BolamsDts 81 nombFe de faEilia y
una nots dsbAio diCiendo:
'sHa TeEgaRdo "a titulo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
IBRIGOS Y SOMBREROS.

kn sl Paris Bazaar Rs han rsCibido abEi'
g1s de 8sdR nPg'OH con cuello boRdado 4
S6:V0 uno' , lOI hay tambisn de S., $40
y $12 uno.
En- sombRGFOs dc aefoEa 10 aCAba de re-
biE uno de ultima novsdad que Be ven.
dsfa dos dollars. El an GombTeEo su'
mamsnts baEatO = muy slsgante.
En- artfcu!oB de metal platsado pEopiou
para TegaloH hay un immense BuRtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTI, FoFEkless %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
Rafael CueVss zsqusira.

Maestro jovon COmpatriots don Rafael
OueVaB ZSqusira hR obtonido bEillAnt0B
notRB on los sxfmsne1 de fn de cuTBo su'
fFid0H on la univeEsidOd On donds s1tudis,
en- los Bstad0B Unidog.
Ouevas Z!quisER s8 una legitima sBpe-
Eansa de Bu patFia, poF Ga devotion oil
eEtudio y mas que nada por 90 ClaEo ta'
lento.
lie feliCit2mOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
Cllss8 Do V0raRos.

PoE Ana Roqu6 do DupEsy , una pro-
fssoPa americana. En- iDg'6s 6 espRhol.
Para nihoU que des0en gAnAE IN grade.
Para mReBtrog EuTRlOs y graduates. Pre-
clos ConvenCionRlGB. FRmbi6n 20 dan Cla-
ae1 pOr COTrsBpOndsnCia. OriGtO IL San
Juan, P. Rico. P.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

PARA cURAR UNR REsFRIADo
EMU DlA tome 81 LAXATIVo RBOMo
QUTNINA. n boticarlo le deVolVer& 81 djnero sinO
SO CUE0o La 6rma do B. W. GROVE 20 balla cs
OaA9 oa1ifR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

Mag 0inaEiS para poder lIevAr & efsc.
to Oumplidamsnto Ia molionda do lau can q
dc 10 "Puerto Rico Sugar Comps." OsE6
EeCibidA On bT0Vs y % oomonzar6 montar
Embellishments, & I'm dc que este liHta pa
20 In pE6xiwR gpfFs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
( IG6noVa o. kusltO Rico.

V6anss loB eIsgAntss bastOnss gsnoves0B
con ampuiisduTs do plRts, un SuEtido On
en- paEGguaS gsnovssel, 90 la mejoF Ssda
del mundo. Aqua do quina de Mingoni,
para sVitsF la csida del peIo. Sc vendsn
eu EL POPULAR de Am6ricO sRIaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
I0ZS]yIl sll\
Aprovechandose de la Gran Reputation

OZOMULSIONfamaq maravisas
ce6can facutaO Odas del
ndidO mercado mdinas
PefectO
eniciO mas eXste mas raPidamsn nngna
emnlsi6n
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A. VELEZ ALVARADO.

eOmerante epOrtadOrAgente de
fabricantes americanos.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-02-04
JANUARY 18TH, 1905.

Board met as per adjournment. Full Board present.
Whereupon the following proceedings were had
Road Districts of Custer county. In this matter, it's hereby or
dered, that the wages of the several Road Overseers of Custer
county be set at So. so per day, and when using team $45O per day
At this time the liquor bond of David Daniels and Augusta Helm
was approved.
In the matter of the application of John Tam and M. M. Gao
ameAo for q refund on account of an erroneous assessment for 1907.
1t is hereby ordered that the Auditor of Custer county, draw a
warrant on the Current Expense Fund of Custer county in favor
Of John Tam for $500; and also draw a warrant on the Current
Expense Fund of said county, for $500 in favor of M. M. Gao
amello. to cover said erroneous assessment.
In the matter of the expense of team hire for the Assessor for
the year 1908. 1t is hereby ordered that for each day. said Assess
or shall necessarily use his team iu transacting the business of the
business of the county, he shall be allowed the sum of $500.
In the mater of the application of Sheriff Morrison for Deputy
hire for the year 1908. In this matter it is hereby ordered that
Sheriff Morrison be allowed $4,000 per year for all deputy hire.
In the matter of team hire for the Sheriff of Custer county, for
the year 1908. 1t is hereby ordered that the Sheriff of Custer
county be allowed the sum of 1865. 90 to covera all expenses for team
hire for the year 1905.
In the matter of the appointment of School Trustees for the In
dependent School District No ]. The following named persons
are hereby appointed for the following terms, or until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified
Jonathan Job and Thomas Jose are hereby appointed Trustees
of Independent School District No. /, to hold Office until the next
school election in September, 1908, or until their successors are
elected and qualified.
M. M. Sweet and Rodger Brasseur, are hereby appointed School
Trustees of Independent School District No. l., to hold office until
the school election in September, 1909, or until their successors
are elected and qualified.
Thomas Chivers and Alex. Klug, are hereby appointed School
Trustees of Independent School District No. l.. to hold office until
the school election in September, 1910, or until their successors
are elected and qualified.
At this time the liquor dealer bond of r. N. Hull & Co.. of Chal
lis, Idaho, was approved.
In the matter of the appointment of a County Physician. Tn
this matter, I'll hereby ordered that DR.. E. B. Slick, be, and he is
hereby appointed County Physician, in and for Custer county,
Idaho, for the year 1908.
At this time the Board took a recess for the purpose of COUNTING
the money on hand in the County Treasury.
AT this time the Board returned from the TreaSurer's office and
reported that they found the amount on hand in Treasury, cores
pended with the amount shown to be held by the Treasurer by the
records of the Auditors office.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-02-04

Albert Blume on road -. Observation-Disclosures. so
|Theo. Asleson-9 days work on road 81 DOL
W. H. Huick-18 days work on road 81 DOL
George Smith-134 days work on road ~. 40 30
Mark Hnrst-lumber ~. =. 80 IS
William Spencer days work on road - 90
j. A. Balatine-4 days work on road 10
James Il. Markers days work on road 90
Chas. Zlkey-work as Road Overseer 86 90
" :" -6t days work on road. 10 10
FRED Blume-work on road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 50
Ii. L. Warren-work as Road Overseer -. ~ M
Jonn L Warren-work en- road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 63 90
John Mock-team hire and l day on road a.
George Smith-14 days work on road IN
AL Hoskins-blacksmith work ...... TX
Ulayton Mercanule Co-supphes -, ...."....~... 20
!. y "nnams-ooo teet OF lumber .......... II co
George Hosloro-l days work 0 n road with team ...,.... 5 90
Otto K@ningerI days work on road M
:. NJ Lelsh-SerVlces as Road overseer {. .......... "a 50
Rodger Brasseur-blacksmith work 90
. d M rushaW- haunng lumoer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 90
ous'e Sommerclai oo-noSe. 49,. ...,...,.... % so
Ioal. *"t.....~ S676Go
Continued on page 81
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-02-04

Board met as per adjournment. Full Board present.
Whereupon the following proceedings were had:
In the matter OF the necessary newspaper printing for the year
1908. The bids heretofore submitted in response to call for bids.
were at this time opened and found to be from M. M. Sweet. and
Dillingham; Bros, of Mackay. After due consideration of bids
submitted, on motion, it was ordered that the contract for the nee.
essary newspaper printing for the year 1908 be awarded to M. M.
Sweet of Challis.
In the matter Of the care Of the INDECENT sick and otherwise de-
pendent poor of Custer county. At this time were opened the
bids heretofore submitted in response to the call for bids as per
printed notices, and the same were found to be as follows
Barnet B. Slick, M, d, proposed to fill said contract for the sum
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PENTECOST Is CELEBRATED.
Services at Local Catholic Churches
and Catholic University.

The feast of Pentecost. which comment
crates the coming Of the Holy Ghost and
the issue of the commission to the early
followers of Christ to go out and preach
the gospel was observed in local Catholic
churches yesterday with special services.
AT the Catholic University Bishop D. J.
OConnell. rector of the university. cele-
brated pontifical high mass in the morn
ing Rev William Martin. pastor of st.
Patrick's Cathedral New York city,
preached the sermon. Rev. T.. J. Flood
officiated as archpriest. Rev. Joseph
Heller Of the Catholic University as dea-
con and Rev Father Mcnamara OF Holy
Cross College as subdeacon. Rev. Law
renee Brown was master of ceremonies.
At Trinity College two special services
were held In the large lecture hall. Rev.
Edward a. Pace celebrated solemn high
mass al $50 o'clock and at the afternoon
service large congregation assembled
for solemn benediction of the blessed sac
ramcnt by Mgr Diomede FalconiO. apos-
tolic delegate TO the United States.
As Pentecost Is the patronal feast of
the Church of the Holy Comforter Si,e-
riai services were held yesterday by Rev.
Clarence f.. Wheeler. In keeping with the
red vestments worn for the Pentecostal
season, red roses and other flowers of
the same hue decorated the altar
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Paul Rickenbacher. Blacksmith. Is
Victim of Heart Disease

Paul Rlckenbacher. a Ma tive of Switzar
iano, H1ty-SeEen years of age was found
dead III bed at his home 63l 4th street
northeast. this morning shortly before
O'Clock His death. Coroner hewitt said
was due To an attack of heart disea Sc
and the necessary certificate was given
Rickenbacher came to this country when
boy. and was in the blacksmith bust
ness in rear of Maine avenue southwest
1t had been his custom to leave home
each morning about o'clock i'm order to
go 10 work.
Mrs. Rickenbacher and her children
thought this morning he had gone to work
AS usual Shortly before o'clock Ma,
Rickenhacher. his daughter, noticed he
was still in bed. She called her mother
The latter found her husband dead
Rickenb cher had complained of hear,
trouble but had not been attended by a
physician for number of wears as,
night he visited the home of a son-i law
and remained until a bout 10 o'clock. seem
ing in the best of health and spirits when
he. returned home.
He is survived by his wife four daugh-
tiers and son. all grown Arrange
ments for his funeral We're not completed
this afternoon The ceremonies will be
held Wednesday. probably.