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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
GOMEZ IN CHARGE
Castro Sails for France IN H.
Surgical Operation

Caracas, Nov. 26.-Presiden, r.
will sail tomorrow from.La Gu,r-
the steamer Guadeloupe for r..
for the purpose of undergoing !, !
alton at the hands of skilled snse..
of Berlin. Efforts which we,s I
recently to have DR.. Israel of :.
come to Caracas. to perform tbs y
ton failed 1t will be perforrs
President Castro's arrival at Bor;-
where DR.. Isreal will be in waitsr
Should it be successful H. I
dent will visit Paris, where !
rest for a few days only, as be n
to return to Caracas at as earlgl
as possible. Three of the
Venezuelan physicians will acu-s
the president, also several meu.sg
his immediate family.
The greatest excitement ursu;
Caracas and political intrigz
ready has been commenced
thought that the departure of Prs
Castro may open the road for i
tlement of the Dutch, Amrn
French disputes. Vicente Gorz
vice president, will assume tt.
dency.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
CHINESE CUT WAY OUT.
twenty One Make Easy Escape From
Detention Shed.

San Francisco, Dec 1.-Twenty-one
out II ZIG Chinese held at the Pacific
Mail dock, pending the decision Of the
immigration officials as wi ct er or
not ey werr ii led to enter the
UNI ed ) ates, escaped from the de-
ntion shed at Second ard Brannan
streets about IL O'Clock LAST night.
-Four Of q EN- wers recapturod In China
town oday and returned TO the shed
immigrat on ofiic ais, the local police
and the officers If the Pacific Mai
st amsh p company are pros cutting a
gor US search for h. Others.
The Orientals cut the heavy wire
ne ting over on of he windows. saw
through wo iron RS an 81 d down a
wat pipe. A nightwa, Gilman d sct,v-
cred the epcn wineows a few minutes
after tie Chinese had "lan ed'' with
out the approval Of the immigration
officers.
Tns Is the second time that Chinese
have escaped fr m The rckety old de-
tenticn shed. Last September four Of
tnem awaiting dep rtation, sawed
their way TO liberty Il rouga the roof.
Sensational charges made at the time |
by pc tty officer of the liner Mongol
mat Chinese wer being lan1ed by the
process OF substitution, led to an inv g.
CATION, which, however, did not dis
charges.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
ROAD DONE AFTER 27 YEARS
Nevada, California & Oregon at Last
Enters Alturas.

Reno, New, Nov. 27.-The work Of
building the Nevada, Californ a & Ore.
gon railroad from Reno to Alturas
begun nearly 28 years ago, was for.
maliy completed today, and for the
first time train pulled into the county
seatof Plumas county, Cal.
ror years the line extended to a
point about SO miles this side of AL
turas. Obstacles have since hindered
the work from that point. Immense
tracts OF rich agricultural land have
awaited the completion of this line for
oeve opment. They are to be placed
on the market at once, the aim Of the
railroad being to cooperate in any wav
TO settle up the sect on and make 4
one OF the most prosperous in North
ern California. ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
PAPERS ARE MISSING,
Standard Oil Documents Stolen From
Public Records at Cincinnati.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 25.-County
Clerk Charles p Salen, subpenaed to
appear at the Standard Oil hearing in
New York with valuable legal papers
wanted by Frank B. Kellogg. found
today that the documents had mys-
teriously disappeared.
Among the missing papers are a
dozen afidavits made by Standard Oil
chiefs, including one by John d.
Rockefeller, president, others by Oil
yer H. Payne and the remainder by
men who were prominent in Stand
ard Oil in the sos.
A petition filed here in 1880 by
which Standard Oil sought to "elimi-
nate" William Scboheld, a Cleveland
rehner, is gone. 1t is wanted by the
prosecution in the governments case.
To remove papers from public rec
ord is an indictable offense under
Ohio statutes, punishable by heavy
penalty.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
CASTRO HAS TUMoR.
venezuelan President Is in Very Seri-
GUS Condition.

Bordeaux, France, Nov. 28.-or
landing here, President Castro Of Ven
ezuela. will go straight to Paris, where
ne VIII enter a hospital in the Rua Il
Iurln' frfquented by patients afflicted
WIN serious stomach troubles. Friends
OF the president say that he is sufferina
from tumor Of the stomach eomnl; Z
Gated with other gastric disorders
reports have reached Bordeanx -
gne effect that because diplomatic ro
latlons between France and VenaTra aI
nave been broken off, Castro will not
De allowed to land. No confrmo+ ~
Oh these reports is obtainable in oain;oi
OF maritime circles. There has ba ,eS q =
precedent for such action within 80 ~. a
past 20 years in the case Of ano+S Sne
president OF South American ran,,s
lie, who desired tosvisit France sep ,,l?
vately while there was trouble hetwpp pr
: rance and his country. However, ~ee ~
is not believed that the poverrn r, u
now will take any such action e'e'"i"ent
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

se .'iaeonda' Mont, Nov. 25.~Ionri,
.arres lts ~ pretty mulatto, is undsr
footn.a mere e upon charge Of being >
b loIlpad' Saturday night man ou'n g, a a
lone NINA up N lonely part Of town b was ;
manner man slas ll, hishwayman in a 49, .
electric t; almost under the gia = u al
into b;s fght' and with the s ~, { ot an
the r ilis laee was compelled SUI ~ poked
purse o auS to loot his poctet ~ permit
ger T fllG then take ring off h OF ms
evide,aaIn ms t,ootpad. accoFdin M ms nm
the MUM m hands of the oa;essr 70 the
"'uia'to girl diseuised ''ieers, was
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
BRITONS FACE
INDIAN P[|
wen Organized Plan to ph,
eminent In Naive H,,1
Local Officials unah,o
Situation and Home
Hurries Troops to Sea- S''''
pending RevoIt-I4ivA -
aus Leaders of Movsm.1 '''

| London, Nov. 2s.-Tbe So.
OF the Indian uprising bas ssr&s
government to take vir,a eaaasi
both here and in the afTaas. oious Z
The war office today ORDERED ei's'
tai military enforcement' -
Immediately from Aldo. = n
scene Of the impending rav 9,,.' T.. y.
represented to the autbor;t;. ! !
local officials in India ws .se4 q
cope with the situation aad "a uaa'
in need of troops. "efsa
Reports of extended no,;.
cations among the Hind,. 80 ~
close the existence of a "a
organization NUMBERING b - re
thousands of natives ba- -.''isz
throwing British central Q :
Lord Mimic and Lord Kitct 1ai1''
SEEING the machinery Of Gov.
to place it in the hands Of s se
tIonary society. s r
Government assurances
higher class natives are o,t .Aa'
thy with the movement az y
be baseless. The best ednes rl..'
highest caste Hindus are 80 -
the real organizers of the an 800 = !
conspiracy, and several of Il. &
and most powerful native mir. =
among those most stronoIp So
King Edwards liberal b;rt -
dress TO India a few weeks j.
evidently been passed over ~ g. E.
splrators, as too vague in its ~, = !.
as untrustworthy or as pledg;,-
than the minimum which the -
are willing to accept. 1t has
event, been wholly without ~
discomfort. Az
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Japanese Omc0r n.

,,. Victoria e. B. c., Nov. 2s.-Nou,.
Mas Mas brought here tonight by the Ts sr@a
y! Marq Of the death of the fonr p ango
tne japanese navy, Visount i Van OF
returned l's to Japan in 1867 on t ib,oii an
guns warship Kaiyo Marn 'I ne oho-
s SPpO,nted minister of the navy Of MAS ts
f mar ne commanded the Shoeu ne ci ron
forces and built the caqtIs sj - sea
t ~ 4n strenuous resistance was when r,nsf
' 70 the imperial troops Al HaI made
where the last stand was mad llAA0uate'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Try ALL GASES AT ONCE
Move to Consolidate Hearing of So
Springfield Rioters.

4
Springfield, H., Dec. 1.-If plans
now under consideration by public
prosecutors of Sangoman county are
realized one of the biggest cases in
the history Of the country will be cali
cd for tr al in the Circuit court here
early next year. 1t is probable at
the cour will be asked if all the cases
against alleged rioters in the August
outbreak in Springfield may be tried at
once.
If the court consents, indictments
egan st the 85 defendants, charei o
conspiracy. will be asked Of the next
grand jury and the cases W II be tried
IN consolidated hearing with 35 de-
tendants. score of lawyers for the
cefense and probably three or four
prosecutors. The plan is offered in the
interest of economy. Five cases al
ready have been tr ed wit out CON
vlction and It is est mated that 8 ma
rate hearings will cost the county
$40. 600. county
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Storm Record is eroksA.

Salt Lake City, Nov. 26.-Is'
snow fall of the season in Ssfl
valley broke by 8 y inches the .
for any "a hours since the Local -
er bureau was established. Y
day ending at 6 O'Clock last nss
inches of snow were precipits'ss
the storm continues. Southern :.
trains arrived eight hours lsis I
the West. The mining camp Of T
ham is threatened with 8 ti-'4
cause of the snow. Only by the n
less activity have the ore trans I
kept moving.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

u, Los ts Angeles, Nov. 25.-Tourr.,,;,,,
all the way from Mex;co ~ oqIrneying
l..;is to learn what was 10 70. Los An
can cam i nm MI Ireneda Ortego, a Mepil
hospital 'Iba aay confined in the county
his aii lin begging to be told what :
shunn; i,ien L.; and why the people are
clare bas nun. The physicians d.
makes IS t, IS victim of leprosv This
pital M Two iepers in the county hos 9
otha, MIS-: Elizabeth WardwsiI nos the
here fr victim, having been bro ~, me
pital a ,vIl tombstone, Ariz. The bo =
tbst L auIIhorities are quoted .s ! mos-
a' ootn will be deported 70 M saying
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

London, Nov. 27.-Tbe hoard 80
culture has ordered the slauebter
without 'elay of the cattle on ho r'si
tne four steamers that have arrived ~ y
England since TIE hoard issued lis ord -
prom biting the imnortation of cattia
irom New York and Pennsylvania ', on
account of the foot and mouth s;ss. On
~ those states. The animals that
came in by these vessels were founS si' ~
De free from disease, but no ehancs -
are to be taken. ~ s'i'i'ces
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

Chicago, Nov. 27.--John A sro,,
and Henry A. Blair, Chicago cso;tal
ISIS, ! It Chicago today to confer with
). T. Morgan in New York. Thav a." asn
sag 70 De members of a ommittee ~
iected to disruss with Mr.. Morgan ~
pro- osed S246, 90, 5000 tracti 4 nerr sns
OF Of Chicago's elevated and s,rface lin al
They are expected to pla,e befors NJ NJ
morga1 a concret" idea If the np;fca
,,on , Ian as outlined. The interest 90
mr.. Morgan in the Chicago Citv rail; n
way are represented by Mr.. Spoor ana
John j. Mitchell. p'0r ana
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

mi rrdalilaad5elphis, Nov. esq., -p,
Stn rs Alexander Mex, RUSSELL Of the hear Ad,
ure at his home f here died Of heart fail
the sloop h Os first served in the mayed aged s.
c g lsa4 he was captains e. o, From ls42
commodore ,I N Perry and h CLERK under
uei Walker i,s hangers a. under Captain S with
t tne p oos Civil war he had %ar Dur
0"uer and shell division '"'nand of
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

Thompson, M NJ, Dec. IA YER
dict OF net guilty was Brought in last
even ng by the jury in the case of the
state against G. A. Mite ell, tele-
graph operator charged with criminal
negligence resulting in I e fatal wreck
at owe las September. when pas
senger train No. and freigat train
NO. % crashed log Their on the North
ern Pacific. Mitchell has been in
jail here since the time the wreck oe-
CURED.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

Denver, Dec. /. Beginning last
n ght and cont nu ng until la = this
afternoon, the eastern p rtion of Colo
rado was Wis e BY one Of the heaviest
Tails q snow ever experienced m this
seeti p, az some p ionts a new record
oelng IS ahiishei. In his ci tram
way iiicial declare the snow was The
naru ~ they have ever been compelled
to tight agai 81 although the weather
report q the actual precipita ion here
Is only 96 inch. Every fern of snow
plow owned by the tramway company
was pressed into service.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

basse Terre. Island Of Guadeloune
Dec. Presiden Castro, Of Venem.
ella, arrived here today aboard tha
steamer Guadeloupe. on his way 10
Bordeaux. In reply to interviewers
President Cas- 70 d. clar5d that the OBJ
Ject Of his iourn y was TO settle some
diplomatic business with the French
government.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
REVOLUTION is SPREAD
government Gunboat Falls ints
of Hayden Rebels.

Port au Prince, Hayti, NcEl
The revolutionary movement .
President Nord Alexis is sEs
The towns of Aquin and JerensI
both declared against the covers
The gunboat Croyant, which b
len into the hands of the rebsz
countered the gunboat CentensE
Jeremie and shots We're exchsngz
Late advic.s received here =
the report of the execution Of G.
Lecomte. He was captured ner
ME, together with his escort g
short struggle.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Natives Rise in Transvaal

Cape Town, Nov. 2e.- an -
tives attacked a passenger aSl;rr
johannesburg early today: ling ling =
coaches with bullets and iASlisvs
eral passengers. The attack - ,roubs
to have been the result OF rs's : slsr
which have been growing q I'hsba b
ing rate lately, and it is pfo octiOu.
government will be asked "
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
rarT Reaches Horo,..,

me mb~rul Nov 2s.-Most
bers Of 5 SO. OF the Pacific Co.'S. OF the
on an ., Commerce who w rOast cham
TO-DAY excursion n~ to Japan srr;, reeSe,ntly
tben'snseilr way home T ISenyo Maru.
JaPan's sinc as being convinced ceP'e of
which they belle desire for peace
between 81 th sentiments Of a 1g.u IN al
Japan. The Se people of Amer;ssso n SIN
OF their tr;U commercial men 's ana
ZIP IN enthusiastietern speak
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Want Two-csnt pnstan0

Berlin, Nov. 27.--Various chambers
, o. commerce in Germany are tition.
ing tne imperial secretary of posts 70
establish, IN the interests of trade
1-cent postal rate between GERMANY
and the United States, such as now . a ass
States. ''e united
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
Items That Are likely to Prove Of
Interest TO Our Readers.
a Brief Review of the News of the
Past Week Presented In Shape to
Appeal to Ail~-0rowth and De-
vslopment. Mining, Commercial
and Farm.

Weiser Artesian water has been
struck Mt Midvale. 80 miles north of
Weiser The water was struck in "A
ak inch well at a depth of so feet. A
heavy flow of water is spouting many
feet In the air.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

East ST. Lou Ill Nov. 70
man bones, believed to have Deea 4
of Is mound builders, were i0-s
East st. Louis yesterday BY WIZ 4
who were d igging an excavatlo1 Z
skeleton was walled up in sto1s :. !.
eight feet high. 1t was that o.
apparently seven feet tall. VIZ
stones were removed the sksle'.s
to pieces. Buried under sever =.
earth near this ancient tomp w,
skeletons of 15 men, all above - =
height They were seated u
about the tomb of their Chief
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
sails About Over o..

sh, LOS Angeles, Nov. % by
this city in his hieI sir successful tight oSa.
the b. bus %,nates and cced d. n Sas in the
was little wind. ''F EO,S at will. THERE here
fight. Jus assistant durinas q. se-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Plan 10 Eight Freight Rais'

San Francisco, Nov. 26.-iss, ~
lions are complete for a series - = y.
ings and conferences, having US
object the organization OF sns, -
position against the new frelsnis Il ,
which have been threatehsu
transcontinental railroads sna ;,s
it is claimed, would work graz -
to the interests of the ras'' ais
tanners, fruit Gamers, trui' IA -
bean growers, ship chambers
finders.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

washington, Nov. 25. - Unitad
States District Attorney Baker will
ask that Frederick A. Hyde and Joost
II. Schneider, found guilty Of defrand
ing the government out of forest IanJs
~ oregon and California, be given SEN
s,n eee OF TWO years in jail and fines of
sio'ooV each If the court rules against
T 1gvs' motion Tor arrest Of judgment
t tn's announcement follows the con-
r r,.asss between Mr.. Baker and the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
Kno sse',er for Coal conr,

81. ii"II'NyIlle. Tenn ~ o'panY.
IR9intsd +. II r"i Bs6oiihge here today s ap-
land Coal & eCS oarer of the cu mus
Counties in r ,hitress and Gu wn,eh op,
~ TINS state. cumberland
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOINOS


France will not allow Castro to RI
main In the republic.
Samuel L. Clemens has just cele
DRAFTED bis 7Sd birthday.
Two Japanese steamers colIidad Of
Chsfoo and 700 lives are reported lost
Two Philadelphia men engaged In
pistol duel and two bystanders were
wounded.
At conference Of Pennsylvania
Baptist miniHters Roosevelt was So,
verely cefsured.
Hartman has made a speech In
which he limited that he would open fire
on bis eaenaies soon.
A California farmer who has had
mech trouble with white labor wanta
restrictions taken off Chinese lmmi-
grafton.
The preme court has ordered Vir-
gina railroads to appeal 10 the State
= prema court before going to the
Federal court in the rate cases.
Governors Get Coagrove, of Wash
inTton, shows no improvement and II
II doubtful II he viii be able to return
home by the middle Of January.
The Elklns-Abruxzi wedding has
been declared off. The d Ike cannot
satisfy the demands Of the Il kins fam
NY, who wanted equality with royalty.
4 total Of 81 counties in Ohio have
voted out saloons.
European nations approve tie Amer
sean-jspanese treaty.
A high official of Germany Gays the
Balkan situation is gloomy.
Great Britain Ia alarmed at the
growth Of the revolution in India.
The head of the ST. Petersburg po-
lice Is to be prosecuted for grating.
Russia and Italy are said TO have
signed secret treaty on the Balkan
situation.
Haytian rebels have routed the gov
eminent forces and are marching on
the capital. h
Los Angeles school girls are to re-
ceiye regular instruction in getting Off
and on street cars.
An explosion In a coal mine near /
fittabnrg caused the death of 27b men | /
who were at work In the mine. liz
Holland refuses to negotiate with
venezuela, saying that government c
must frat recall its hostile decree.
A Chinese official now In this coun-
Try says that in 10 years there will be
none Of his countrymen IN Canada or
the United States. n
Reports from various states show
hat at least 80 persons have been
Silied this season by being mistaken NJ
or deer, bear and the like. D,
Admiral Caps says the navy needs re
more GOLFERS. q
Austria declares she will crush Ser eC
ia II reed be. "a
Andrew Carnegie has just celebrated q
is lad birthday. a.
Austria threatens war with Turkey on
Mess she comes TO terms.
Cholera has again broken out in ae
'ussia and is causing much alarm. C
II Austria ard Turkey should fight. In
ulgaria would probably invade Mace fe
onia. ~
a steamer struck a reef OF the pr
land Of Luzon and 100 Filipinos were inf
rowned. rel
vie
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

President MaeLesn, Dean Elliott,
Professors Terrill ard Quincy, Prime :
pal Sonlen and Mr.. Vaughn will repre-
sent the University of Idaho at the
State Teachers association meeting in
Boise during the Christmas week.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

Wheat nluestem. Csc; club. GOA
slc: fife. 9om9lc; red Russian, SIC
4O-fold, 9eM9lc; valley, Ole.
Barley Feed. s26.5O per ton; brew.
ing. s27.
Oats No. l white, ssi@sl.so per
ton.
Hay Timothy. Willamette valley
xi4 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy
sioMif'5o; clover. sl2; alfalfa. sl26l
1880; grain hay. $l2. 50mi3.
Fruits Apples. 75emS2 per box (:
pears, Slml.25 per box. rgapes, ST. 40
@lho per crate; ounces, Slnnl. rs
per box cranberries. $40. 6O6nf2 90
per barrel; casabas. NC per pound !:
huek'eberriss. l0ulle per pound per-
simmons. Si0ll 25 per crate.
Potatoes 760ts5e per cwt. sweet
potatoes, gag sc per pound.
Onions $iml.25 per cwt.
Vegetab 'es Turnips. sldl. rs Der
sack carrots. 81; parsnipa, SIPS:
oeets. si.26 horseradish. sGtiOc Der
pound art'ehokes, s0mSl per dozen
Deans. luetigc per pound, cabbage.
an re per pound cauliflower. 7EcUs1
per dozen; celery, s0m75e per dozen
eueumbers. S2m2 80 per box eggplant
lbc per pound; lettuce. siMi.25 per
box parsley, i5c per dozen. peas. Toe
per pound peppers. l0sdl4c per ponnf
pumpkins, iefi llc per pound: radishes'
IL sc per dozen spinach. &c per pound f:
sprouts. s'setl0e per pound; squash (
ietl re per pound. tomatoes, 50cmgi
per crate
Butter City creamery. extras. 856a
s0c fancy outside creamery. s2lS6p
Soe per pound store. 17m20c.
Eggs--Oregon selects, acc Eastern
27@S2 Nc per dozen.
Poultry Hens. lie per Mound. I
spring. lie; ducks. l4Mi5e; geese 10
ollie; turkeys, i7h0Isc; dressed
turkeys, choice, 22x@24c; seconds.
1902.
Veal Extra s1sGl9c per pound; or
binary, 7ef7jSc; heavy, Sc.
Pork Fancy, &c per pound; large.
5 5<M6c.
Hops -isos. choice, sGs1c; prime.
TAI Re: medium, sjsM6e; 1907. ga .
&c; 1908, iMl iSc.
Wool Eastern Oregon. average best
I0eGl@e per pound, according to shrink
'ge; valley, ibMlec: mohair, choice.
Iee per pound. !
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

The Idaho varsity team, a party Of
~ men, left on the Gath for Salt Lake,
where they played the University of
Utah at football on Thanksgiving day.
A game on the 2sth at Boise was called
on because stopover privileges could
not be secured from the railroads.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-03-25
injunction Made Permanent.

Washington, March "a. - The
American Federation of Labor and
President Gompers and others OF that
organization were permanently en-
joined from "conspiring, agreeing or
combining to restrain, obstruct or de-
stroy" the business of the Bucks
Stove & Range company, in a decision
rendered by Chief Justice Clabaugh
of the supreme court of the District Of
Columbia, making permanent the
temporary injunction of Justice Gould
against the Federation in that case.
The 'Federation's counsel imme late
ly noted an appeal to the district court
of appeals
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-03-25
Rudy & Shaw, billiards and pool, Kel-

Rudy & Shaw, billiards and pool, Kel-
lettville.
Salmon Creek Lumber Co., merchants,
Kellettville.
Shoup, Wm., merchant, MuZette.
Silzle, William, jeweler, Kellettville.
Stiles IL Evans, merchants, Endeavor.
Switzer, Harry, cigars, Endeavor.
Scowden, j. c., hardware, Tionesta.
Sigworth, S. S., hardware, Tionesta.
Stewart, j. A., cigars, Tionests.
Stewart, j, A., restaurant, Tionesta.
Stewart, ]. A., billiards and pool, Tionesta.
Sandrock, Mrs. j. N, millinery, Tiones-
Ia.
Snodgrass, Thos merchant, Tionesta.
Shipe, II. A., broker, Marienville.
Turner, j. A., merchant, West Hickory.
Van Horn q Shields, m merchants, Clar-
ington.
Van Horn A. NJ, merchant, Pigeon.
Vail, j. s., merchant, West Hickory.
Wilson Il Klinger, merchants, Marien-
Watson & Co, merchants, Kellettville.
Wood, Mrs. ", merchant, West Hick-
ory.
Weaver, Charles, els ars, Tionesta.
Wolf, Andrew, merchant, Johnlown.
Wilson, George, butcher, Tionesta.
Young, j. j., cigars, Marienville.
Founders, Mike, merchant, Brookston.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
concerned that an appeal from the fore
going appraisement will be held at the of
flee of the County Treasurer. in Tionesta,
Pa, Wednesday, April %, 1908, when and
where they may attend ifthey see proper
w. G. BROWN,
Mercantile Appraiser.