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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

Now's the time to take Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t drives out the
germs Of winter, builds up the stom.
ach, kidneys and liver. The most
wonderful spring tonic to make peo-
Pile we'll. You'll be surprised with re-
suits. S5c, Tea or Tablets.-R. A.
Denton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
lro De CONTINUITY


The Magnate-You will succeed, sir.
You are genius. The Inventor No.
I'm not. II were Il real genius prac-
teal men like you would consider Inc
dnrned fool.-Clevcland Leader.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
MEN PAST ElFrY IN pAnesa

81
Men past middle life have fonnd
comfort and relief in Foley's kidney
nemeay' especially for enlarged pros
'aee gland. which is very common
among elderly men. L. e. Morris.
Dexter, KY. writes: up to a year
ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several ply
siclans pronounced it enlargement Of
the prostate gland and advised an OBJ
Grafton. On account of his age we
were afraid he could not stand it and
recommended Foley's Kidney Rem
edy, and the first bottle relieved him
and after taking the second bottle
ne was no longer troubled with this
complaint"
Anders & Philips.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
Would he2

1t hardly seems probable that n man
should suffer from corns on wooden
leg, but ii the leg is made of oak
would 1t not be natural that there
should be acorn on it?-London Punch.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

1t coaxes back that well feeling,
healthy look, puts the sap of life in
your system. protects you from di.
sease. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea has no equal as spring tonic
for the whole family. 35c, Tea or
Tablets.-R. A. Denton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
A Dear Victory.

"In your little family arguments do
you ever succeed In convincing your
wife that she is wrong?"
Eyes, but afterward always deeply
regret having done So
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
Another Rorina Question.

Another Boring Questlon.
* say, m, is a man from Poland
called a Pole?"
/ lsfYes. my son."
'Then. pa, why isn't man from
Holland called HoleY-Comic Cuts.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

Hubby-What! You paid $50 for that
hat! It's monstrous-it's sin! Wife
(swectly)-No matter. The sin will be
ON my own head!-Lipplncotts Mag
pztre. HATH
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

Colds that hang on weaken the con,
stitution and develop into consump-
ton. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
persistent coughs that refuse to
yield to other treatment. Do not
experiment with untriedt remedies as
delay may result in your cold settling
on your lungs.
AndarsS8, Philinns
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
USE OF PILLOWS.
A Habit That Is Unnecessary and q
Times May Be Harmful.

A Habit That Is Unnecessary and e.
Times May Be Harmful.
"Pillows are little more than n fad
and rather harmful one at that"
said n Germantown doctor. They
should, indeed. only he used by those
who sleep OH their sides. as they are
really injurious to others. When you
sleep on your side your shoulder pre-
vents your head from lying level on
the bed. and pillows are useful to
raise the head to this level.
"The natural and most healthful pc.
sition for the ordinary person In sleep
ing is for ones head to he kept per.
fectly even. Just as it would lie stand
ing up. Now. Tor the one who lies Oh
his back while Sleeping no pillow is
needed to keep the head In this posi-
ton. and yet % l:cr cent of the per
sons who sleep OH their backs use lii
lows. while those who sleep on their
sides use far more pillow than is nee
esSary.
People get used to having their
heads and shoulders propped high up
and Imagine they could not sleep any
other way: but MS. II matter Of fact, II
they woulditry sleeping with little OF
no pillow they would not only find that
they would fesksbotter in the morning
but also would :iciNally he more com
Portable i'll beslsand sleep much sound
er Throughout the hight. Philadelphia
Record. -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

The motto of chivalry is also the
motto of wlsdom-to serve all, but love
only one.-:Balzac.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

Greatest spring tonic, drives out
all impurities. Makes the blood rich.
Fills you with warm, tngling life.
Most reliable spring regulator. That's
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c,
Tea or TTablets.-R. A. Denton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
zsigssliiss.
IL TIN HeaS

1t is stated in Air. and Mrs. Pcnnell's
Life of james MacNcill Whistler in
that part which relates to his brief
West Point. career that the great
American painter was not "soldierly in
appearance. bearing or habit" Whis-
tiers horsemanship is said to have
been hardly better than his scholar
ship. According to General Webb. it
was not wholly unusual fer him at
cavalry drill to go sliding over his
horses head. On such occasions Ma
jor Sackett. then in command. would
call out:
"Mr. Whistler. aren't you little
ahead of the squad?"
According to Whistlcr's version to
the Pencils, Major sackett's remark
was:
"Mr. Whistler. l am pleased to see
you for once ut the head of your
class"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

'Els the mind that makes the body
dch-shakespsare.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
House for Sale.

A we'll improved residence pro-
perty With two acres of land for
sale at bargain. Two blocks from
Fair Grounds. Inquire of Bronson
Carr & sons, Manchester, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23

Whatever We conceive clearly we
express with ease. and words hov
with ease.-Boileau.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
CuPIDo HERIDo

En- un bosque de rosa:
Una Abeja dormia;
Ne Ia VIC Amor y le hace
In el dedo. una herida;
Ia mano bate, y rapid
En- el sire ID agts;
Core, Iigero vuels.
4 Ia hermoss Cyprina,
perdido soy mi Madre.
erdido, muero. grita,
nsqueha sierpe alsda,
Que abeia denomina
ri Iabsador. ne here;
Mas Venus con sonrisa
Replica; "el Pequehito
Dardo de una Abejilla
.Tanto te duele? juzg1
Los dardos, que tu tiE.
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P SIERRA

piraci6n, todo imagenes, todo SEN
tidos, retratados en- Su divino lido
ma, en- Ia pobreza y sequedad de
nuestraS Ienguas modernas2 Sin
embargo de estas visibles y casi
insuperables dificultades halla-
mos traducciones de este poeta en-
latin, que estan en- casi todas las
pGblicas bibliotecaS, acompabados
del texto griego. con grandes co.
mentarios, que embarazan mas que
ayudan la juventud, que los con
sulta. Entire las latinas. ultima,
mente ha' aparecido 10 de NJ. ]
B. Gail professor de Lit ep el Cole
gio de Francia, COD una traducci6n
eD prosa francesa, que es. a nj Jul
clio la mas justa y exacta de cusn.
tas hasta ahora hap caido co mi.
msnos. Sc ban8 traducido en- yer.
so frances, por Galou, Sivri, LafoS.
Sc Y otros modernos: ed itaIiano
bay Varias Y en ingles hay Go: re.
cientes las 6e Moore Bourne, de
Ia primera. dice Is ENCYCLOPEDIAS
Edinense, cue scaso el original &c
eycede la traducCi6n, pero el lee.
tor impartial. que lea una y otrs.
percibrs primers vista, Ia enor-
me difeTencia, que solo uns ciega
parcialidad de espiritu nacional
puede desconocer; Ia de Bourne ha
amerecido ser. Ia que Sc halIa en
la eelebre collection de Haductores
de Valpi. que es su mejor elogio.
Yo ignore 81 bay traducci6n algu-
na en- verso espahol mas antigua
que Ia de d. Esteban Manuel de
VillegsS, Y entire los modernos he
lenistas, alguno que haya adelan.
tado sobre el ensayo de los hernia.
nos Csnga y Arguelles. EmigraGC
en- una Colonia inglesa hace doce
amos, leios de communication con lite
ratios espaholes, sin mas libros.
que los pocos que podian halIar-
Sc en- un pueblo naclente, Y TODD mer
esntil, reservados a personas de 81
to caracter; solo ne podian servir
de guia los reeuerdos de mi juven-
tud debilitados en- Ia edad de so
amos: cuando en- una Almoneds-
publiea encoutre TN Anaereonte
en- griego Y latin de Gail; al punto
resolvf reeordar mis- antiguas lu-
cubraciones griegss, que habian
sido mi principal ocupaci6n en- mi
destierro con un Homero de Clark.
Y una Biblia, que hice venir de Lon
dFes, y & iuerza de trabaios, en-
prendidos solo poE establecer mi
salud arruinada por el disgusto y
pessr, que persigue siempre 81 emf
grado, sali6 al fin en- Pocos meses
Ia traduoei6n, que ofrezco al pd-
blieo; quien Ia lea, no Ia compare
con Ia de Villegas; seria una en-
presa, in6tii en- mis- Circumstances
ouerer rivalizar con el padre de Ia
Anacreontiea espshols. pero en-
eamhio el i6yen poeta hallark, sino
Is suayidad y dulIgra De YillegAs,
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lDfOr macioneS ParaS

ai original, Uas COtnpiEba 70 DORA
puss Viliegas omiti6 algunas odas
sin que Sc alcanze lie razon, 8 de
decenois o de dificultad, Ls sra.
ducci6n, sali6 en- cuatro eolumnas
griegas. latinas. prosa : verso espa-
Dol con algunas notas que me pare
cieron indispensables; y asi exlste
una copis que sera impresa, !uego
que 81 p6blico hays manifestado
su opinion sobre la presente
Gasi todos nuestroa poetas antes
| y despues de Villegas. han escri-
to Anacreentieas, con mas menos
exito; pero es precise confesas que
este ditimo ha sxcedido todos
los antiques y contemporaries gu
yos y sln posteriores, basta Me.
lende5. que sino 10: ba superado.
sus Anaereontioas serap siempre
mas leidas. no solo por literatos,
| J poetas. prineipalmente los iove-
mes. sino por el comdn de los lec-
torres que sabep de memoria la ma
yoI parte. En- Melendes hay mas
arte, mas estudio. mas poesfa; es
mas. el discipulo de Horacio, que
del cantor de Teos; todo es traido
aproposito, NADIA cae pof su peso
|y hay ademas en- muchas de elias
un teno epigramatico. que 10 re-
siste Ell genero. como en- ssta de
Dorila.
"Que euando fue por flores
"Perdi6 la que tenia." i
Nj Anacreonte, OF VilIegas hu.
bieran conclude con tono tan pi.
carezoo de Gongors. dc Quevedo.
6 del uoderno lgleslas un ssunto
tai. Viilegas con su abandono.
su dul7ura, nolicie y elesancia.
noe baee olvidar sus descuidos de
arte y de language; no solo en- su
traducci6n, sino tambien en- sus er6-
tlcas 8 cantinelas: sin embargo uno
} otro han eIevado tan alto este
genero de poesfas, que 81 lmitaci6n
serd el tormento de los poetas, no.
veles, y de cuantos conozcaD 10 di-
ficuItad de pintar COD 10 paleta y
pinceIes del hechicero Apacreonte.
No SOD comunes las Anscreonticss
go los modernos poetas espaboles;
coDtadas SOD eu Cahalso, Cienfue-
gos, Arriasa, Sasvedra, Tapia ra.
ras muy raras, eu eI cantor del mar.
de 10 hermosura y Juan de Psdi-
10 Los naestros oonooeD como
Boracio, que e. nuy dificil, dar
d las cosas comunes un tono par
ticular. que las bags interesanteSi
y el que sea practice en- Ia lectura
del favorito de Mecenas heChara
de yer, sin gran trabsjo, que lie fue
mas dificil retozar y jugar 0udens)
con la Ira del viejo de Teos, que re-
montarse 8 las pubes en- las alas
del Cisne de Diree. Estas couside
taciones debierop arredrarne para
no emprender- tan dudoso 8 impo'
sible trabajo, .pero libre de- amor
propio, para Greer mj obra disna
del original, solo es mi intento, que
aIguu maestro de! arte Sc encar-
que de esta empresa, y aleje de las
mapos de los i6venes poetas. esta,
QUE sole puede estimular sus de-
secs a que apareSca otra mas pulida,
mas initiative y mas periecta
traduccl6n.
Para dar uno idea de Ia po6tica
de este celebre poeta grlego. pu'
blicamos q continuaci6u tres de
sus vehementes odas.
opA "a.
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be asreglado sstisfsctorisrente; se2dn
nos iniorman, y las fiestae resultarap mag.
nis;cos p Ia p!eyade de damas del hsrmoso
bnquet de is ciudad del Sur Sc prepars Ia.
cir una yes mas 81 esquisito chio her.
mosura imcompafables.
Bos asllissmas fore, ,Sop Suespedss d.
los distinguidos esposos Lluveras. PssarslI
lag elegantes y beilas dsnitss, del jardtr
dc Ysuco, sehorssas Cristins yulits Pa.
sarell. que pasasdD uns largs temporal,
.eD Sap Jusp. ss.
ED Ia reception del iusves Hamaysn 10
eatenci6p- grandemente per gu bslleaa y
elegancis Tap graciosas como cultas v
adcrables, mereeeo Ia admirsci6n y simpa.
'tias que aauf ban despertado las estimables
jovenes hijas de nuestro ilustrado compa-
triots eli Or. Manuel Pasarell, de Ysuco.
Beuvenidas y que les see todo 10 grata
possible gu estancia en- la ciudad.
Ade|ante Pareee que el ni1o ciego, el temi-
BILE adios de las flechas. Sc prepare bacer
una msgnifiea eampa6a en- estas cfiestas
y va ba eonenzado q disparar con bas-
tspte acierto. Ne informa mi "secretaria"
tconste que ahora es nueva, pues Cupido
me priva de los esplendidos servicios de
Ia lindisina rabita que me ilustrabs con
tsnto acier!e,) mi nueva "secretaria" re-
pito. ne ha dado una larga nota que creo
prSre dar 8 conocer luego de los'primeros
bales de Ia temporada. Hay dos r'recon-
ciljaciones" y algunos cambios hacia divi-
mas earas rrevss Que estan,squf de tempo
RAIDS. No hablo del amigo Pepedo, nj DEF
Coronei, nj de mi eompa6cro Pope, nj del
rubitc cue parese no sabe decifse por la
morenisa por 10 rubia. Hay alarga lista
Y algunas sorpresse.
Oi'oEuss en- San Juan. Ha regresado de
Faiardo Y permanecera algun tempo en-
ls ciudad, Ia ber-nosa Sta. Maria Va8ques-
Vinierop tambien los distinguidos esposos
Cintr6n- -Vasaues que permaneceran en-
SAP JusD durante 10 temporada de las
fiestas. Biep yenidos. ..
Semper.
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EL C0NflGT0 De LAS tS-
euelas 7 los jap0neses
Ell California.
fcontinuacisn de la ,isr pagina}.

| ei baho dtario Baste decis que
ep Toxic exissso mas DC 500 balnsarios
pdbhcos.
En este deian muy atras muchos
pueblos de Occidenss
Sc hs presextado que Ell iapones
81 posar sus plantas eD terra america
Da solo Sc ocupa eo fomentsf 'iquezs
COD proeedimientos POGO honestos, , lue-
|eo Sc marcba su pals sin deiar
ningdn pfoyscho q 10 uscion.
Este pretexto earecs de l6gica Ell
fomeatat Eiquezas. es supren: aepirs-
ci6nt vision de ensuebo, ep todc bonn.
bre que srashuma que Sc lama Ia
luchs poI 10 vida en- relootos y desco.
nocidos c!imas
Cusnte sus trabsscciones. e. pro-
verbal eD ellos la boprsdea , exar!itud
en el curplimiento de sns compromises.
Fl perdadero m6viI de 10 question, e.
esta; 10 luebs del srabajo. Ia compe-
teDcis en- las industrias
FL iapones. mas ifugsl. m& s6brio
economico. puede Iueba, cor ventaja
en- Ia competentis Sus manufactures
eIaborsdss COD bajos salanos. puede
eompeiir con sus similares dc otros
ceptros. FL lapones p'otejido cor estas
armas. Iucba y~penee dopdt quiera.
De abb ell odio que inspiTan log
amsricaDos Rivslidsdee QUO ban de
ser causas & unas de les eausas de 10
rompimiento de hostilidsGes eo,re am.
bas poteocias
lmamura, insigne bistcrisdor ba di.
choi Isl Ell Jsptn para bscer waller y
respetar el derecho de sus hijos vivif
60 el mundo la consideraci6U de
hombres clvilasdos, 1ecesits del espec-
tScuIo de una gran guerra, prorto Ell
muDdo preseDcisrs ese espectacuIe",
De Ia mispa opinion partlcips Ryoi.
Biikusba, TckYo 0kuua. Soue KeWn,
mufs otros socioIosos esssdistas J MI
ltares de aqueI Inper!o.
AboTs me ocurre preguntar, IQue
hubierap dicho Duestrc paternal gchler-
no 81 unas cdmaras puertorriquehas hu-
bieran propuesto una ley tan grosers E
impolitieacomo Ia que aesbs DE- ser
presentoda en- Ia legislature de Califor.
MAI
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. D { SO c | { D AD

Ginde rou,f;lets. En- uns artistics carrozs
adornada con gran primor. iran en- el pase-
o triunfal. psrada del proximo Domingo
dis 81. un lindisimo ramillete de siBco
distinglidas damftas de 10 ciudsd. Son es-
sa> las senoritas Maris Asensio. Miaina
de! Walls, Hsydss ? Pentta Marin p Maid
Benites. Hermoso consrasts de graciosoe
tipos rubios = uorenos de CLOS az c,iea.
tas dc azabache = de dulce mati7 do ctelo
en manans de primavera Entire les ioveues
acompa6antes figuran ios Sres. Carlos
Zeno Antongiorgi 3 Fausso Marin, Traies
apropiados llevaran las sehoritas y jovenes
dals expresada carrozs. Sc preparan etras
de gran novedad.
Para Moyagues. IA sa!ido para Ia ciudad
del Oeste, Ia distinguidA y bella flor del
jardfn del Versailles" se6orits Enmms
schwars. q. psruahecera ALI algunos dfas.
Que lie seq grata So permanencis en 10 her,
moss ciudsd del Yagues q Ia linda rubits
Paro madame En- Ia proxina edicci6p
de "Ls Correspondent darenes Is re.
vista del baile efectuado en- Is noehe de
aver sabado er Al Tessro detia ciudad COD
motive ds 10 tnsugufscioo del osrDsvsI
Psrsosais., aaD salido psfs AguadilIs
y SAP German fespecsissnente. los dele
gsdo. de Is Cansrs stss. Garois Ducos =
ErDes.c hopes 0lss que segresarAp ei
ldoes. .
He regyessio. 81 residensjs ds Vie.
ques el Sr. Carlos BsniteS, q estuve sIgu-
nos diss co San Jusb con motive de ID en-.
fermedsd de su hermano cl Sr Jose Beni-
tea. El estadO del enfermo es satiSfactorio.
IA estado go San Juso' 81 Sr. Josquip
Santana. del Comercio de Caguss.
Es.uvo co San Juan el viernes en- asun-
tos de negocios el ST. Jorge Bird Arias. 10
Oendado de Fajardo
81 carndpdi en- Ponce. Ps'ece que con mo
two de Is renuncis de 10 distinguida se6o-
rite QUE fue elejids del Carnsval pars las
uagntEicas ilestas que Sc trataban de leyar
q electo slli, hubo slgup tenor de que Sc
desluciera un tsnto Ia fiesta; peto TODD Sc
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a los Concentrates % =.
a=a" sea = afl.s7 as4t "a. .g s. .-,rr e,ss
g 3 v DecimOs.

"LA CORRESPONDENCE o1rece los anunclan-
tes gran varedad de tipos estos para anuncios
Anuncios adornadosCch6s de eseeopia que mantengan
sempre impio perfeco anunCio-ClGh6s de plana
er especiaes para anuncios grandes para hoas suel
tas--Fijese las ediciones de "LA CORRESPONDENT.
CA En- elias vera sucesivas muestras modelos de sus
anuhcios
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C') In el f7agmsnio 81 Teooaao
p0r Gaii, 81 be; 10 va major amigo
ralients hiIo Dc AHsiocissl rscibs
q k0meAage de mis- hgrimas.
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LAS MU6EREs.

Saba naturale2a
Al toro di6 las sstas.
Al caballo las uhas.
A liebre veloS planta,
A los leones diers
Dentadas fauces ancbas
FL nadaT & los neces,
a les aves las alas,
El valor 8 los hombres;
" q las mugeres7 Inada
Hermosurs; con ella
Petos. e:oudos, lsnzas.
El fuego, ell duro fierro,
Del bombrs Ia puian2a,
Son :iempre los despoios.
De 10 bellegs rara.
ODa 40s.
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Anuncie Vd. con cIaHdad
y eIegancia.

El anuncio artistico bonito 10 lee todo ell mundo
Anuncios orados Cches especiamene preparados para
cambiar per6doamente pare del exo para balances de
bancos listas comercaes modeos para ofcinas ayuna
mientos alcaldas, iuzgados etc Avise used LA co.
RRESPONDENCIA" tendra mas amplios informes.
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oDA6 Ola.

En- sue5os vser crela
Al Lirico de Feos.
y que asi me llamaba;
A el acudi presto,
lie estreeho entire mis- brazos
lie colmo con mil besos.
NieiO est4 Anacreoate.
Pero alegre Y honesto;
Sus labios exalaban
Fraganeias De LEO;
lbale vaciiante,
Cupido eonduciendo;
FL quits De su irente
Una guiFnslds; y luez5
Ne Is di, y trascendta
A AnscreoHts nesmo:
lndiscretO con ella
Ne ciio los eAbsllos.
y Dc entoutes ne abTaso
En- amoioso teego.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-03
OVER A LONG ROAD

A THEATRICAL manager in New York is
difficult to reach for interview, and
those he does not care particularly to see sell
dom have the patience to stick it out until they
win an audience.
One young woman had devoted almost a
year to pulling wires and using all possible in
f1uence to gain an interview. At last her hopes
were realized, and when she finally got her APP
pointment she was ushered into the manager S
private office
He received her most graciously, spoke very
pleasantly and Immediately offered her chair.
Thank you" she said in grateful tone, .
think shall sit down. have been just eleven
months getting here, and I'll admit i m little
tired
This theatrical manager is really great man.
He has a broad sense of humor, and appre-
ciated this reply so much that he Immediately
engaged her.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-08
NALLoWA COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The opening of the second week
'inds an enrolment of fifty pupils.
With several more to come in during
the week.
Everyone has Sc tied down to work
n earnest and the studies go along
With vim.
We are to have a Bausch and
Lomb compound microscope for use
in our physiology and botany classes,
which will be great help to us in
hose studies.
The High School Board has order
ed an additional hundred volumes
or our library; this will enable us
do much better work in the future
md is appreciated by pupils and
teachers.
If you intend going to school this
winter better JOIN us now; as the
work in algebra aad book keeping
will be hard to make up later.
Gordon Ragsdale was out of school
Tue iday with a touch of the grip.
Fred Holmes is one of our new
recruits.
Ivan Jackson is doing P. G. work
% help him In entering the medical
school.
Frances Stanley, Fred and Nepoleon
5eaudan entered school Tuesday and
ire taking the English course.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-08

Alfalfa seed for sale at r. 8. & o.
VIII Gardner returned from the
Sea tie fair Tuesday.
Miss Nell Morton of La Grande
who was a guest of Miss Anna Rich
ards, returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
The Enterprise w. C. T. U. will
hold its regular meeting at 2:30
o'clock Friday 'ternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. NJ. Gai'y.
New style bo )ks and samples of
made to-order suits and silk dresses
just received. Cal or phone. Mrs.
R. I. Long, representing Chas. A
Stevens & Bros. b1
Tom Eaton AMI family passed
through town on We lnesday on their
way to their place near Zumwat.
They are returning overland from
Pullman Wash where Mr.. Eaton
has been to harves.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Allen and little
son Jay returned home Friday from
a visit at the home of Mrs. Aliens
father, E. F. Sergeant, at The Buttes
Her sister, Miss Irene Sergeant, cam
home with them for a visit.
Miss Mary u .rcher is home for a
few days visit from Cove where she
has be ,n teaching. Miss Zurcher ant
5 Ilez Maxim will leave in a
lay or two for Pendleton where both
are engaged as teachers for the com.
,ng year.
A. H. Rudd was on Wednes lay
Mornings train boInd for the Nc
Gully mill at the head of the canyon
prepare for planning pipe for the
Joseph electric Iipe line. The elec-
ric company is about ready to lay
he pipe for the new line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington DuPuy
md the latter's sister, Miss Binnie
)wnbey, went to La Grande Sunday
where Mrs. DuPuy underwent an
operation. DR.. E. T. Anderson was
charge of the work and the
,atient is reporte as getting along
veil. The DuPuys came here with
he Ethel Tucker Sock company.
Mrs. l.. e. 10 dan went to La
irande Monday, accompanied by hel
husband, Mrs. l.. j. Jordan and DR.
:. A. Ault, entering a hospital there
or an operation which was success
ully performed Tuesday morning
DR.. Ault who assisted in the operate
:eturned home Tuesday evening.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-08
City and County
Brief News Items

s. A. Gardner went to Portland
Sunday on a bu}iness trip.
Rev. E. owen returned Saturday
from visit with his sister on JOS
eph Creek.
Miss Joyce Craig returned Sunday
from an extended visit at Seattle
and Por land.
DR.. E. A. Fosner Is building a
residence on hi, lots In the south
east part o. town.
Anyone wishing apples. pears,
plums. crabapples or prunes call up
Mountain View Fruit farm. Home
phone.