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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-02
MOUNT HOOD.

MI. aud Mrs. W. NJ. Hansell, who
were married at Parkplaoe last
Thursday aud sre now on their way
home in Athena, ale visiting Mrs.
Hansell's sister, Miss Laura Purcell.
Among those who spent Thanksgiv.
ing at home are: Hattie Cooper and
Fora Puddy, from Hood River uigh
School, Lura Miller from Portland
High School and George Cooper from
Portland Business College.
Guy Dupy, of Portland spent pat
OF last week visiting at MIR. Stroh-
meyers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-02

|One Dose for Coughs
Children cough at night? Give them Ayers Cherry Pee
toral Often single dose at bedtime will completely
control the cough Good for any with cold cough
Good for easy cases. hard good for acute cases.
chronic Ask your doctor to tell you honestly and
frankly just what he thinks of this old standard remedy
No alcohol in this cough medicine. Aqer Co Lo0eR Ma.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03

milling ore will thus be blocked out for
supplying the mill
The fan and motor installed furnishes
excellent ventilation for the mine.
Mr.. Steele will leave for the east
Thursday morning, September 8, and
upon his arrival in Minneapolis meet
ing of the stockholders there will be
called for the purpose OF determining
the future operations Of the company.
Mr.. Steele expects to return by the
first of October, at which time he hopes
to be in a position to put much larger
force Of men at work in developing the
several veins that have been crosscut
in driving the mill level tunnel, and in
taking out ore to keep the mill CON
stantly running.
The Banner is on the same lead with
the famous Trade Dollar mine, which
has produced over s2O.000.OO0 and has
paid over sl0,O00,OOO in dividends to its
stockholders. The formation and
character of the rock on the dumps of
both these properties is much the
same. The opinion of experienced
mining men is that there is now no
longer question about the Banner be-
ing mine, and the only thing is for
IFS stockholders to have faith and il
will surely develop into one Of the best
producers and dividend paying proper
ties in the west.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
M N I N G
IN owYHEE COUNTY
Renewed Mining Activ-
ity on War Eagle Mt.

VIM. Jones has commenced work on
the Trook and Jennings and will put
this old property again in the list of
producing mines. A good body Of rich
ore is known to exist ON this property
but on account Of the unsettled condi-
tion of the title to the property, which
has but lately been permanently settled,
this property has not been operated
for long time. Mr.. Jones will go to
Salt Lake and Denver in few days in
order to complete arrangements for the
working Of this property.
At the Pauper very rich body of ore
has recently been opened. MIR. Leon
ard is doing considerable work in de-
velopment of this ore shoot.
Preparations are now in progress for
considerable work on the STORMY
Hillp mine and several Of the adjoin-
claims.
AT the Arastra Mill, work has been
going on for several. days reducing the
ore taken from the property owned by
Mr.. Nette, and we are informed that
the returns exceed the highest ex-
pectation Of the owners. Louis Sor-
renson is having several tons treated
at the same mill that will produce
fine lot OF bullion as the ore is very
rich in gold.
The work on he Ruth being done by
Mr.. Geo. Westlnke is progressing in
good shape, several miners being EN-
ployed. Here considerable ore is being
taken out that will run high in values.
If satisfactory arrangements can be
made for milling this ore Mr.. Westlake
expects to get out crushing of several
hundred tons.
If there was custom mill and sam
ping plant here that could treat all the
different ores Of this camp successfully,
and at a reasonable cost, there would
be hundreds of miners at work on
leases and taking out ore on their
claims.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
MINERAL EXHIBIT
At'the Sixteenth Annual Inter-
state Fair. Spokane Septem-
ber 20 to IS Inclusive.

While there is every evidence that the
Interstate Fair at Spokane, in Septem-
Der, will have the greatest mineral ex-
hibit in its history we have not yet heard
of display being prepared from the
Silver City district. Our mineral re-
sources will compare favorably with, and
far better than many Of the other mining
districts in the Northwest.
There is ample opportunity for the re-
munerative investment of capital in
Silver City mines, and our people should
not let an opportunity such as the Inter-
state Fair 80 by without making a proper
exhibit of our mineral wealth, and thus
invite capital to come to us.
Several hundred OF the most prominent
mining engineers on the continent will
attend the fair and pass upon the differ
ent exhibits, and in this connection alone
the benefits resultant to a good display
from Silver City would prove of great
value
Thousands of eastern people, seeking
mining and other investments, will attend
the fair, and with a proper mineral ex-
hibit from Silver City no doubt many OF
these people could be induced to come to
0wyhee county.
The Fair Association pays the freight
charges on all exhibits addressed to the
Spokane Interstate Fair, which are left in
the permanent mineral exhibit.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
LABOR DAY.
Both Silver City and DeLamar
VIII Observe the Day.

Monday next, September 6, is Labor
Day and both Silver City aud DeLamar
have arranged good programs in honor
of the occasion.
At DeLamar the celebration will oc-
cur on Monday, aud the committee in
charge have prepared an excellent pro-
gram of sports and competitive con
tests for the entertainment of those
who attend. There will lie juvenile
racing sports, in which all the boys and
girls are invited to participate; racing
contests for the ladies'; tug-of-war,
racing aud other sports for the men,
for all OF which suitable prizes are
offered. A feature of the celebration
will be the rock drilling contests, for
which prize is offered Of S75 to the
first, $50 to the second aud S25 to the
third in TIE double handed q inch
steel contest, while in the single handed
contest the prize is $50 to the frst, sS5
to the second and $40 to the third.
The celebration will conclude with
grand free dance at the DeLanar school
house Monday evening. Good music
aud good social time will be the fea-
lures of the dance.
In Silver City the celebration will
continue for three days, Monday, Tues
day aud Wednesday, September 6,
and 8, with good program of sports
each day.
On Monday there will be foot racing
for men, boys and girls, with suitable
prizes; horse racing, and bucking
horse riding contest.
On Tuesday there will be some lively
and exciting horse racing contests, for
which good purses have been hung, and
will be competed for by some Of the
best horses in the district. A bucking
horse riding contest will also be fea-
ture Of the day. Tuesdays program
will conclude with grand ball in the
evening at Masonic hall. Excellent
music will be provided for the occasion
aud an enjoyable time is promised all
who attend.
On Wednesday, the last day, there
will he a consolation purse for horses,
and arrangements have been made for
several match races.
The Labor Day celebrations both in
Silver City aud DeLamar promise to
be successful in every way, and events
long to be happily remembered by
those participating.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
$1,000 REWARD.

For the return of two mare mules,
or $500 reward for holding them at
some place and sending me word so
that can come and get them. One is
buckskin mare mule branded with
hat brand and also a circle on the
shoulder; the other is brown mare
mule branded on shoulder with circle
aud has also brand like figure three,
on the neck.
Silver City, Ida. BUCK GEE.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
obe Silver City M. q M. Co.

The electricians have been getting
the necessary poles, wire and other
supplies on hand for making connec-
tions with the power line. The light
ming arresters and other electrical sup
plies have arrived and are now in the
buildings and ready for installation.
The company expects to commence
work running the crosscut tunnel in
few days.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
KING OF GRAFTERs.
Smooth Individual Visited Silver
City First Of the Week.

The king of grafters made his appear
ance the first Of this week in Silver
City in the person of one j. Bruce
Murray, BLUE Book" fieud, who pro-
ceeded to work" the county officials
and prominent people OF this county
for "write up" at so much per. He
called at this office and represented
that he was associated with j. E. Rob
erts, of the Unionist; Of Boise, Idaho,
but we are inclined to believe that J I.
E. is interested in the venture only so
far as doing the printing.
The said j. Bruce Murray is hand
some youth and is accompanied by a
brunette wife of good appearance. He
is quite brilliant talker and appar-
emily has very winning ways, as when
calling at this office he was admiring
some of our mineral specimens, and
after he had departed we failed to find
one of our best pieces that showed con-
siderable free gold. He sure has an
eye for the beautiful and must have
great magnetic influence.
We advise all people to beware of this
CRATER and keep their valuables under
lock and key during his visits.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03

Wednesday night a thunder storm
passed over the Owyhee mountains and
considerable rain fell At Boonville and
on down toward DeLamar tile rain fell
to such an extent that it assumed the
appearance Of cloudburst and consider
able damage was done At the Boom
vile Hotel, owned by Chas Simmons,
the floors Of the lower story were inun-
dated and covered to the depth Of an
inch with mud The road from Dewey
to DeLamar was damaged considerably.
This locality has needed rain for some
time, but we prefer it in more moderate
form.
The Caldwell News will commence pub
fishing a daily paper on the first Of next
month We wish the management of
that paper success in the undertaking.
Bro. Burroughs surely don't think that
the town of Caldwell will stop improving
and the country 60 to the dogs just be-
cause the county went dry" at the re-
cent election This is the era of progress
sion and little thing like the local option
question is not going to stop the wheels
Of progress or prevent the development
Of this western country.
The youngest little girl Of L. c. Gard
ner was taken down with typhoid
fever, several days ago, shortly after
returning from visit to their old
home in Missouri At last reports she
was resting very we'll, with very little
fever, as in this climate typhoid quick
ly yields to treatment A trained
nurse from Boise came in the first of
the week to take charge of the patient
under DR.. Hamilton's supervision.
Mrs. w. K. Hamilton and daughters
left Thursday morning for their future
home in Payette, where they have a.
beautiful residence awaiting them Their
many friends in Silver City will miss
them very much as Mrs. Hamilton was
quite popular here, being ofsrch bright,
cheerful nature that it is impossible for
one to feel respondent or down hearted
when near her.
] O. Connors, one Of the genial pro
prietors Of the Idaho Hotel, accompanied
by his wife and neice, Miss Alice,
went to Jordan Valley by automobile
Wednesday afternoon to take in the
races and dance at that place. A tele-
phone message from Mr.. Connors yester-
day stated that they were having most
enjoyable time. They will return home
today, Friday
The Cyrus Chapter last Saturday night
gave banquet in honor Of Dr. Hamilton,
Grand Master OF the Masonic Order of
Idaho, and Robert Leonard Sr., Of Lew
isten, Idaho. DR.. Hamilton, who is a
member of the Silver City Ledge, will
soon leave for Payette to permanently
reside, and Mr.. Leonard, who has been
visiting here, will return to Lewiston in
in few days.
Frank Hall, the genial cashier OF the
Owyhee Bank, took tramp over the
hills Sunday in quest Of chickens. Re-
port has it that Frank was rewarded in
his efforts by seeing one lone chicken,
upon which he had mercy, two magpies
and ground squirrel.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03

HedUm. the Photographer. is fully pre-
pared to do all and any kind of work
In his line. Call and examine his
work when in Silver City.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03

For fine jewelry, silverware and cut
glass call on ]. w. Rowett, next door to
the post Office. He keeps a supply of no
tions, candies, cigars, nuts, bananas,
fancy chinaware and many other articles
not carried by the other merchants.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-09-03
The Shot That Kills

Shot Gun Shells, Extra heavy loads,
at ]. w. Rowett's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18
Il pIogIana M De
Ia entgyista.
Sc hacen preparativos pa.
ra el encuentro T aft y
Diaz.
Lunch, banquetes, amistosos
brindis = demas ceremonias
del rito.

va Sc conocen algunos de los de
TALES que Sc han acordado para l.
celebration de la entrevista entire
los Presidentes Diaz y Taft y cuys
fecha, marcada va de manera segu
raj, sera el l6 del proximo Octubre
Encuentrase en- Mexico. Mr.. Ed.
wards, Juez de EI Paso, quien ha
manifestado que los habitantes dc
esta poblacion preparan una recep-
ci6n regia 4 los P1esidentes de las Re
pub licas, el dfa de la entrevlsta
Sc sabe tambien que el presidente
Municipal de FL Paso vendra proxi-
mamente q Mexico 4 invitar al Ge-
neral Diaz en- nombre del Condado
y Ia ciudad, y que probablemente le
acompanara Ia principal autoridad
de Ciudad Juarez.
En- ei Ministerio de Relaciones Sc
han recibido inmportantes mensajes
sobre 10 acordado para ia entrevista
conociendose va parte del programa
en- esta forma:
A las IL de la manana del dfa
de Octubre el Presidente Dlaz vtsi-
tara al presidente Taft en- el Paso,
cambiandose los saiudos de rigor,
despues de 10 cuai Sc ofrecera un
lunch en- Ell que habran de suprimir-
Sc los acostumbrados brindis oficia-
les. A las IL del mismo dia ei Presi-
dente Taft pagara la vista en- Ciu-
dad Juarez al senor General Diaz,
y entire cinco y seis de esa tarde Mr..
Taft volvera a ia ciudad Juarez don
de Sc ie ofrecera I'm banquete en- ei
cual Sc cruzara amlstosos brindis.
Acompanaran al Presidente Taft
en- todas las ceremonies ell Ministro
de Comercio de Estados Unidos, el
Gobernador del Estado de Texas
eI Senador Baiitre, ei Mayor del Pa
so y el Ayudante Butte.
Durante la ceremonial una peque-
na fuerza norteamericana hara los
honores a ambos Presidentes. No Sc
ha decidido aun las personas que
accompaniment al Presidente Diaz nj
Sc ha tornado ei programa por parte
de Mexico. Ell senor ingeniero don
Ignacio de la Barra, hermano del
Embajador en- Washington, ha
salido para Ciudad Juarez con el
fin de estudiar 10 necesario y dirigir
ell ornate del lugar asf como los prepa
rativos para el banquete y dennis
actos que alli Sc efectuen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18
DE- SOC|EDAD.

I'm bale en- Carolina.-La COLO
MIA espanoia de Carolina Sc propone
llevar a efecto el domingo proximo,
(mahana) un espiendido bale y al
gunos jovenes de San Juan Sc dispo-
men a concurrir a el.Seguramente re
sultara una animada fiesta, pues hay
en- la simpatica pobIacion mucha
cortesia para los transeuntes, mu-
cha franqueza y sobre todo, muchas
hermosisimas y cuitas damitas macs
tras en- el quito a Terpsicore.
En- San Juan.-De negros ojos,
muy hermosos y muy expresivos,
de undosa cabellera tambien muy
negra sirviendo de marco 4 morena
y tersa frente y a graciosisima faz,
cuerpo juncal y de elegancia suma,
llama la atenci6n Maria Lllisa, la dis
tinguida damita de Carolina que pa
sa aquf una corta temporada.
La seiiorita Maria Luisa Pineiro,
de la expresada pobiacion esta en-
San Juan hace algunos dias. Que le
sea 10 mas grata possible Sill estancia
en- la ciudad.
4 las "a las 9 de la noche de
hoy Sc comenzara ell baiie en- ell sa-
lod del hipodromo de Santurce. Las
personals que por oivido opor ex-
travio, no hayan recibido invita-
cion, pueden sollcitaria del Sr.
Noble Q de cuaiquiera otro de los
jovenes que forman la comision del
baiie
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18

Entonces usted no ha usado cl An
ti-Corpu que es un remedio inofensivo
" Sc garaEtiza que reduce Ia gordura
y 81 no da resultado Sc devolvera 81
dinero.
Una botella de $500 lie dara trein.
ia dlas, con 10 cual le bastara. Ell
Anti Corpu no es una droga que NAL
trata Ell est6Elago nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substancias vegetables y es inofensi-
va. Esta hecha en- forma de poivo y
es agradable y tacil para tomarss.
Esta recomendada por los medicos
cientticos de Estados Unidos CO.
mo el unico. remedio contra la cor
dura. Ell Anti,Corpu roduce el cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
.lillas abultadas. Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugas
de la piel.
Las PERSONS gordas que enhaque-
cen con ell Anti-Corpu no vuelven i
engondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo saran.
tia, es enteramente inofensiva Sc
garantiza que reduce la sordura de
tres 4 cinco libFns por semana. En-
caso de que no surta eiecto, devolye-
remos el dinero.
La botella cuesta $500 pida esta
al drogusta, pero no tome
cualquier otro remeiio. AL recibir ell I
valor podemos mandarle el Arti.Cor-
pu por correo.
Gratis. lie enviaremos una botella [
lie muestra al recibir diez centayos
cara ragar el empaque y cl porte
lie correo. Ademas, lie agradeceremos
lue Sc sirva mencionar este per6dico.
tslIleiic Chemical Co.. 81, Wsst l25
i. Few tora Uspartamsnto H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18
fUE UN "CANARD :"
La notieia del asesinato del
popular baritone Modes.
10 Cid. carece de funda.
mento.
FL Simpatico artista Sc encuen-
ira en- Santo Domingo reco-
giendo splausos y ovasiones.

Desde haee agunos dias SC rumo-
raba dc que el conocido baritone
que tan gratos recuerdos dei6 en-
nuestro publico habia sido asesina
do en- Santo Domingo.
Nosotros acogimos el rumor con
la natural reserva esperanto el CO.
rreo de aquella republiea para infor-
mar a nuestros lectores la vordad de
los hechos.
Podemos asegurar que tai noticia
fue un eonard o bolegrama de los tan
tos que q diarios suelen oirse. factu-
RADIOS por algun desoeupado.
Ell popular artista SC eneuentra
muy bien en- la vecina republica. re-
cogiendo aplausos v eari1osos elo-
elogios que le tributa la culta prem
sa de aquel pals.
FL domingo de Ia pasada semana,
puso en- eseena la empresa Gutierrez.
Ia preeiosa obra de Wives Y Sinesio
Delgado. titulada el Talisman pro-
d,gioso, en- euya representation fus
Cid con justicis ovaSionado en- el
personaie de Msingeles, asf como
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18
Los maItires del estomapo,

Realmente resulta una panacea
universal ei .igua de Buiada que
con tanto exito represen tan en- Ia j.
Ia ios sres- \. Llauri V Compailia
&c yende en- todos los estableclmen-
tos Y sus condiciones para devoiver
Ia saiud q los que padecen del est6-
mago son maraviilosas. Ningun otro
produeto similar puede hacer la mss
minirna oompetencia al aqua de Bur
iada Y vaiIosos testimonies de cura-
clones heehas con Ella eomprueban
81 inmeJorable condici6n cIratiya
Fl numero de cajas introduciias en-
la lsla es extraordinaria V aurnenta
cada lia mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18
.Espadaaos en- BaIce|q)neta;;
Lbs modernos atenienses
!. en- defensa de los intere-
ses publicos.
Denunciaran todas las incorrec-
clones y abuses que Sc come
tan contra ell yecindario.
De nuestro corresponsal espec al.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Septiembre 16.- Sofocante es el
calor que Sc experimental en- esta 20
ma. La atmosfera esta bastante car
gada, no obstante las lluvias recien-
tes que en- parte la han deshaogado,
Los veclnos del poblado de la Flo
rida disponense a celebrac las fiestas
patronales en- honor de nuestra Sc
hora de las Mercedes, que antigua
mente tenfan gran resonancia.
sEl lncansable luchador politico
de tiempos .aciagos, y honorable We
cino de este pueblo Don Ramon
Marchan, no ha deslstido como crei-
an algunos, de la idea de constituir
en- Barceloneta municipahdad pro-
pla. Consecuente siempre con sus
principles allenta la misma fe quo
anlmaron sus prlmeros pasos y man
tlenen flrme 6l Y los numerosos ami
gos que le siguen.
La acredltada farmacia LA Pro-
tectora', va cada dia progresando.
Esta muy bien surtidade drogas
produetos quimlcos y farmaceuticos.
Los Espartanos", es el titulo de
un grupo de vecinos que Sc ha cons
tltuido para velar por los intereses
publlcos, censurando y denuncian-
do todas las ncorrecc ones y abuses
que Sc, cometan contra el vencln-
dario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-18
NUESTRA TE 0R|A

Sabemos que muy pronto Sc ere
gira en- Ia penitenciaria de San Juan
ese espeluznante aparato segador de
vidas, que Sc llama patfbulo. A el ST.
biran a expiar las culpas de que sc
les ha acusado, tres hombres: los hel
manos Acosta, tan tristemente no
torios desde que comenzo el via-cru
els de su adverse estrella.
A los 4 amos cabales de haber esos
infelices delinquido; a los cuatro
nos Gle soportar tan terrible prueba
de remerdimientos, la justicia, fria
mente, sin considerar el transcurso
de tempo mediado desde la conf
sion del delito hasta SUI expiacion
defnitiva, los hace subir al tumulo
de muerte. ......
SQut ha motivado tan do!orosa
dilacion?. Los senti mientos
humanitarios, interponiendo todos
sus recursos, a fin de salvar de las ga
rras de la muerte q esas tres victi-
mas de la debilidad moral, rasgo de
altruismo que no vacilo en- aplau-
dir, aunque sustentamos nuestro
criterio inalterable respecto a la con-
servaci6n de ese espfritu rigoroso de
la ley, por considerable una medida
e6caz para evitar dailos que podian
haber estado llamados a suceder.
Nosotros-repetimos-q que no nos
retractamos de haber expuesto ante
ID opinion, en- tests general nues-
tro modo de apreciar, no vacilamos
ahora en- eXteriorizar los delicados
sentimientos humanitarios de nues-
tro corazon, impetrando clemencia
para esos tres seres en- desgracia, ,pues
que nuestros ideales, tendencies a
una finalidad general comun, son
por consequences, ,incompatibles con
los hechos alslados o secundaries, V
por manera q la rectitud no es ire
concili. b G con la benevolencia. ma
kline al tratarse de un caso como el
presente, para la ultimacion del
cual ha sido precise que concurran
circunstanclas como la dolorosa
prolongaci6n del tempo de la
horrible prueba ffsica v moral
que han sobrellcvado esos
pobres seres, ypor el hecho
de que uno de estos es un muchacho
que apenas 81 cuenta veinte amos de
edad, Y que esta experimentando la
mas acerba tortura ante la triste DO
sibilidad que lie espera, de caer en- la
edad mas risuena de la vida, bajo ell
peso de una muerte cruelisima
Unase, pues, mi voz d Ia dc esos
eenores que encarecen tan superior
merced en- n.favor de los reos Acosta,
y negue a la par de la de todos.
palacio del Gobernador en- humilde
demanda de elemeneia paraesos com
patriotas desgraciados. Y especial
mente para el REQ Antonio Acosta,
el mas j6ven de todos.
\ sepase tamblen, que este rasgo
de sentimiento, en- 10 que a mi res
pecta, no impliea claudicaci6n de
principles -.
Diego Tcqsez
Caguas, Puerto Rico.