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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Evidently people read. these notes.
Many asked last week why they did
not appear
Sermon subjects for next Sunday
are, Gathering Sticks for Fire,
and the fifteenth one on the "fIu-
manity of Jesus" People who have
had trouble over the theologies about
Christ are hearing these sermons on
the humanity of Jesus with manifest
interest They are for thoughtful
and sincere folk.
Miss Cochran writes at length of
her work in Drake University and
seems to be getting along nicely.
Mr. Elyin Hiatt is considerably inn
proved after long and serious i'll
ness.
Mr. Geo. Keys is able to be out
a gain and was in service last Sun
ay.
The minister preached to a fine
audience at the Little Willow school
house last Thursday evening.
Mr. Adds of the First church OF
Portland was a visitor at the church
in all services Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans who were Wis
lting with the family of A. E. Wood
we're present in the Sunday morning
meeting.
Minister Purlee, nine years pastor
at Coffeyville, Kansas, has come to
the pulpit formerly occupied for eight
years at Trinidad, Cello, by Minister
Peters.
Topeka, Kans,, gets the information
al convention of the Christian
churches next year.
The heating plant has been install
ed in the church residence, and adds
much 70 the comfort OF the place.
Enough for this week.
DAVID CARY PETERS.
Minister.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
A HALLOWEEN PARTY.

One of the best Halloween parties
of the season was given last Satur-
day evening by Miss Dotha and Miles
Farson at their home on the cor
ner of Grand avenue. The guests
numbered about forty and Mother
Witch certainly deserves praise for
her part and the fried cakes strung
> IN the broom handle. She was fol.
by several spooks and Topsy
40 maed things lively and did jus
Ntice for a Halloween party. A lap
supper was served at twelve O'Clock
with fruit and lemonade which took
the place of cider. When the last
guests departed it was in the wee
small hours of the morning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
FRUITLAND STATE BANK.

Wednesday at Fruitland those inter
ested in the organization of the Fruit
land State Bank held meeting am
as the charter had been secured the
organization was perfected. The
board of directors as elected was as
follows: C. H. Sargent, E. E. Hun
ter. C. w. Young, A. H. Mcconnell
and ]. o. Scritchfield. C. H. Sargent
is President of the board, E. E. Hun
ter. Vice President and ]. o. Scritch'
field, Cashier.
The work on the new brick build
ing to be erected will begin at once
and the board hopes to have the
building ready for occupancy by Jan
uary 1st and the bank open for bust
ness.
The board of directors constitutes
some of the most influential farmers
In the neighborhood of Fruitland and
they feel that in securing the services
of ]. o. Scritchfield as cashier they
have been peculiarly fortunate. He
Is a brother of A. P. Scritchfield
Cashier of the Payette National
Bank and before coming to Idaho
had a broad experience in banking
lines in Oklahoma. He came to Ida
no last August and proved up on
tract of land in the southeastern part
Of the state. He arrived in Payette
last Saturday and will at once be
come a resident of the thriving little
city of Fruitland.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
TREES ARE HEAVILY suDDED

From every orchaFdist in this end
of the Payette Valley comes the re-
port that never before were the ap-
pie trees of this section so heavily
budded as they are this fall. The
trees have had fine rest this sea
son and consequently are showing
much heavier bud this fall OF
course there are many months yet to
wait before it is at all possible TO
tell about the fruit crop for next year
but nevertheless it looks mighty good
to see the trees preparing to bud
heavily and the orchardists are feel
ing very jubilant and everyone is
looking forward to a banner year OF
ali years ia the fruit line next sea
son.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN EsPERANTO2'

Esperanto is the worlds auxiliary
language, used for international COM
munication between all civilized peo-
pies. There are approximately 5000
Esperantists in the United States.
An association of Idaho Esperantists
mas been organized recently and ey-
cry person in this state who is an
Esperantist or who desires informa-
ton concerning Esperanto is request
ed to send his address to Bert T..
Mill, Idaho Falls, Idaho. to be enroll
ed on the mailing list for this state.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
ADVERTISED LITTER LIST

Advertised letters for week end
ing Oct. Both, 1909.
LADIES
Casey. Mrs. Henry; Clifford. Miss
Mabel; Herr, Miss Rose E.
GENTLEMEN
Applegate, George; Bolts. Will;
Corbin, Kinzie; Edison, John; d. E.
Lankin & C&o.; Willer. VIM; Thur
man, S. NJ.
Parties inquiring for the above
please say advertised.
Bert Venable. Postmaster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
FEED AND SALE STABLE.
IS and prompt attenti'
livery business conduct
i up-to-date manner.
MEMBERS TAKE NOTICE

Next Monday evening is the reg
ular meeting night of the Payette
Valley Commercial Club. This is the
last meeting prior to the annual meet
ing of the club and it is earnestly re
quested that the members attend that
plans of the club for the coming year
may be discussed
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
E1u,TLANp GRANGE NO. SO

VIII meet in special session Friday
evening, Nov. 6, for the purpose OF
considering applications for member
ship and initiating newly elected
members.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04


mules constitute the load and they
are as fine specimens as were ever
seen in Idaho. Mr. Trail finished
filling his car with hard wood nm-
Der. He says he enjoyed the trip 10
Missouri and that some of the pro-
ducts of that state are above par but
that Idaho suits him best.
Edward Paine, of Boise, was in
Payette on business last Saturday
and while here took occasion to com
pliment the people of Payette on the
large crowd that went to the state
fair on Payette Valley day Mr..
Paine is president of the state fair
association and said that the man
agement felt gratified at the loyal
support of the entire state and in
particular he desired to extend to the
residents of New Plymouth, Fruit
land and the bench his hearty thanks
for their attendance on that day.
Select your Christmas gifts now,
while our stock is complete We will
keep them for you until wanted
w. f. Strother.
AS there are many and divers opin-
ions afloat regarding the plans and
specifications for the sewer system
the sewer committee have arranged
for an article covering all the ground
in explanation of the plans to be
written by C. P. Lattig City engi-
neer and published next week. In
the meantime the committee would be
glad to have any person not under
standing fully in regards to the sys-
TEN to call on any OF them and dis
cuss it. The sewer committee hav-
ing charge of the affair are George
Rezac. DR.. /. R. Woodward and E.
w. Equals.
Your orders promptly filled at the
Enterprise Mean Market.
A farmer whose son was an appli-
cant for position under the govern
ment, but had been repeatedly turn
ed down, said: well, it's hard luck
bat John has missed that civil ser
giee exAsainatlon again. Il looks like
they jesi won't have him What
was ths ieosstse = A wuz
short on seeIIin. an keol and
missed purity fur in n&tntics-" "
What is he going to do about it,"
Il dunno, times is mighty hard, an
[ reckon he'll have ter go back ter
teaching school fer livingi"
At high noon on Wednesday of
last week Miss EatheI Ritchey was
united in marriage TO Mr.. Cnes.er
Muzzy The wedding took place at
che home Of the brides parents on
indiana avenue in the presence OF
relatives and intimate friends of the
families.
AS the wedding march was being
played by Mrs A. F. White. the brice
and groom took their places accom-
panied by Miss Carrie Muzzy as
brides maid and Mr. Earl Williams,
recently of Tacoma, as best man.
The beautiful and impressive ring
service was the one used by Reg
White in making them husband and
wife, following which the young
couple received hearty congratula-
tions. Seated at the table, a 5ounti-
full repast was served while good
cheer prevailed.
Wedding presents many and cost
ly, expressed the love and esteem of
| friends,
Well known in the social and re-
ligious life Of the city Mr.. and Mrs.
Muzzy have the best wishes of a
host of friends, to whom after Nov
10 they viii be at home at their
pleasant residence on Front street.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
is YOUR FAMILY READ
ING "WoRTH WHILE"

So much of current reading is
merely entertaining at best that the
question naturally ARISES, Is 10 worth
while? Your sons and daughters are
bound to read something. They hun
ger for stories that take them into
'the other half of the world-the
world of adventure, Of valor, of for
tune-making, The problem is to give
them such reading without putting
into their hands the literature that
is either silly or demoralizing. The
editors of The Youths Companion be-
lieve that a periodical can be made
entertaining and yet worth while,
and the Companion is conducted on
that theory. And that is one reason
why more than half a million Ameri-
can families read it. The paper is
safe, but not dull It's tales of ad-
venture illustrate the advantages OF
fortitude. and seif-reliance. It's sto-
ries of character lay stress on the
truth that right conduct is never a
mistake,
Every new subscriber will find IL
Of special advantage to send at once
the S1.75 for the new 1910 Volume
Not only does he get the beautiful
Venetian" Calendar for 1910, litho
graphed in thirteen colors and gold
but all the issues of The Companion
for the remaining weeks Of 1909 from
the time the subscription is received
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
Companion Building, Boston, Mass
Home made sauerkraut, the kind
that mother used to make at the En-
terprise Meat Market.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04

Gut Class and China at cost at
w +. stroher's.
Imported Limburger, Swiss and Ad-
am cheese at the Enterprise Meat
Market.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04

Not a great deal Of damage was
done by the hoodlum element in Pay
cite on last Saturday night. OF
course there was a certain amount OF
.lawlessness of the milder sort such
as the running away with wagons,
tipping over outbuildings and such
like but it was quite small as com
pared with other years and really
lends the impression that the out
landish custom is really yielding to
better sense and judgment for other
peoples rights.
e. G. Trail returned from Missouri
the first of this week with a load OF
fine breeding stock A fine imported
French Percheron stallion, Ken
lucky Jack and two span of premium
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
much 70 the comfort OF the place.
Enough for this week.
DAVID CARY PETERS.
Minister.

A very pretty assortment OF ster
ling silver table ware at w. F. stro-
ther's.
Golden Bloaters six for twent-five
cents at the Enterprise Meat Market.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04

Home made sauerkraut. the kind
that mother used to make at the En-
terprise Meat Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Large Colonial Dressing Table.
just like this illustration, and
matching the above dresser and
chiffonier Made o; fine mahogany,
with large beveled. French plate
mirror, two drawers, dull brass
trimmings and duh waxed finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05
50 ~: SE2s $s<s ri zaSCS
The Advantages of Buying He

At this store you'll find merchandise of only the
most reliable qualities-grades can recommend and
guarantee.
Our prices all marked in plain hgures-you
invited to open account for your purchases if
you SC DESIRE and allow discount of 1870 on all
accounts closed in 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Strongly Made Mating
covered Shirt Waist
Boxes, just like this illus
tration, trimmed with
brass handles, and nicely
finished. One of these
h""e~ ~1akes an attrac-
tive gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Hieh-grade Box Seat Dining Chairs.
just like this illustration. for only
$3.50 for this week These chairs are
made of fine quartered white o TX, h ave
wide panel backs, genuine mortised
box seat. good cane, claw feet, and
are highly polished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Solid Golden Oak Desk, just
like this illustration. Has drop
lid. pigeonhOles in interior. large
drawer. brass~tr1mmings. strong
undershelf, and is nicely finish
ed. Special net price s2.9S for
this week only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Heavy Continuous-Post
Iron Bed. just like this
illustration. Has large
posts, heavy filters;
strongly made and en-,
ameled in white. Full
sizes only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Heavy Continuous
Post Brass Bed. just
like this illustration.
Has 2-in. posts, ten
filters, large cuffs and
is finely finished in
choice of polished lac
quering or dull finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Heavy Solid Golden
Oak Table, just like this
illustration. The top is
AZ inches In diameter,
extends to six feet in
length, has three leaves,
solid round pedestal
base, claw feet. and
gloss finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05

Large Solid CHARTERED Oak Celarette
exactly Ike this illustration. The top has
drop lid. mirror back. double glass racks;
under this comes large drawer with
wood knobs. and below 1t a large cup
board with shelf, revolving bottle rack
three pieces OF colored art glass in lower
door, claw feet. and fine wax or mission
finish.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
B AylntanieDIo De h'ecibo
Y Ell ALCALDE Sr.
PEREZ AVILES

Contin1a la tirantez de relaciones en-
ire el alcaIde de Arecibo seiior Perez
Aviles y aquel Ayuntamiento.
Es lastima que los senores ediles no
lleguen a un acuerdo defnitivo sobre
determinadas cuestiones Municipales
Ell gobierno observa ell cursO de los
acontecimientos y puede, cuando menos
Sc espere, que rompa por la calle del
medic. w..
Por que va saben los apreciables ediles
que el gobierno tiene arranques impe-
tuosos, de los cuales desgraciadamente
no Sc lamenta nunca. Mr.. Ward no cs
Mr.. Post. Esta opinion que parece una
perogullada, pero no 10 es, no debe pasar
inadvertida al alcalde y Ayuntamiento
de Arecibo. Danes ,el aviso nuestros
apreciables amigos. 49,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
San Juan Puerto-Rico Sabado 16 de Octu

que dan fuego; y mo abrasan, sino que
dam calOr.
Id q Malaga, para que podais saber
que alli ell vino imspira porque es puro,
la mujer fascina porque es bella, es
mobile y es alegre; y el arte produce
embeQesos porque es natural, hijo de la
TERRA, lago. a0ul en- que las almas Sc
baian por sobre ondas de vida.
ALI no hay algaradas, por quitar a
uxnos y poner los otros; pero hay allie
gria, y bronca, zambra, por ocupar
UNI sitio en- ell coraz6m de una nrujer
hermosa.
Ali no Sc queman iglesias, porque
fuego hay, muclno y mas, en- los ojos
de las malagarenas, que VAN prendiem-
do y hacienda pavesas, no de La tradi-
ci6n, mi de Ia fe, nj del pasado, sino
de los corazones de los hosnbres; en-
los cuales i,nperan por el amor, no
por la imposici6n del mandate de
las armas.
ALI mo hay huuno, porque el pueblo
malagueiio apenas 81 qalema incienso
On ell altar de la industria; pero hay
wapor, porque hay hombres fuertes, em
prendedores, atleticos, que sabem dar
toda su grande2a y su gallardia am
tie "a padiolon tercaado deuma hermosa
maaaganeha, y todo su valor, toda sa
samgre, ante Ell ara de La bandera pa
tri6tica que los Meva al combate.
Id a Malaga, 81 quereis YER a Es-
pana, y gozar de su 8uz, de su cieho,
de sus flores y de sus frntas; del en-
camto de sus mujeres, y del iugemio
| y deeir de sus hpmbres; pero 81 que
reis ver esta Espaha, tipica, no de-
bereis hacerlo despues de yer a Bar
celona'; porque clio os producira igual
efecto, que 81 @cabasen de llegar del
Iextranjero.
n. Vazquez ALAYON.
Sam Juan, P. r., Octubpe IS, 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16

tranquilas ondas marinas, nos dirigimOs
a Puerta de TERRA, que es un lugar de
recreo Y bienestar, evocador de ese otro
barrio pintoresco que Sc denomina en-
Puerto Rico con ell mismo nombre.
Lo mismo que sucede con esa ciudad de
San Juan, que parece ahogarse en- muy
estrecho perimetro, ocurre tambien con
Cadiz Pero despues viene Puerta de
TERRA y los demas pueblecitos, y enton-
ces Cadiz respira grandemente bajo un
ambiente delicioso y un cielo siempre
sereno Por ESQ el atardecer es muy pin
toresco en- Puerta de TERRA, no solo por
/ 10 apacible de la Naturaleza que q la hora
del crepdsculo Sc destaca bellisima en- la
plentiful del incendio divine, sino tam
bien por el imperio de la mujer gaditana
que ALI va con sus mantillas y sus flores
Y sus risas, a llenar de ambrosias todos
los ojos y 4 seducir los corazones con sus
hechizos y encsntos.
Hoy precisamente, en- esta tarde lu-
nlinosa, sc adm;ra en- Puerta de TERRA
TN paisaje de luz y de regocijo arroba-
dor. A la pureza del ambiente y hermosu-
ra del crep1sculo. unen sus galas ire
prochabIes estas mujeres gentiles. Hay
luz ardiente en- 81 cielo Y tambien en- la
terra. en- el brillar deslumbrante de estos
ojos soiiadores Y mientras Sc llena de
srmonia el ambiente,y bulle ell donaire en-
tire clasicos piropos, Cadiz Sc divierte
fehz q su manera, con todo su coraz6n
Cadiz S. que sonricndo con su cielo y sus
[:gallardas mujcres, cuyos semblantes ru-
borosos, 4 la luz moribunda del crep1s-
/ |;culo. semejan I'm lnanojo de claveles en-
fcendidos. !. .;....,
\ Romm0ldo Real
NI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
De mi cartera
Madrid, Sept.
"a mi buen amigo y compadero
de viaie, don Jose Somohano.)

IA mi buen amigo y cOmpaaHro
de viaje, don Jose Somolamo.)
Llegar q Malaga, despues de visi-
tar Barcelona, prodhce' igual efecto
que entrar en Espana, inmediatamem-
te de un viaje por ell extran1ero.
Porque Malaga es la Espana tipica !;
La que toxios conocen, siquiera sea por
|la 1eyenda s ell romance; La que todos
hemas oido por el ritmo del canto am
|tdaluz, que ha traapasado la frontera Y
ha legado viwito, ca6emcioso, y duace,
Ia tolos los paines.
|. Y ash es Malaga, CadN, Sevilla, Am
|dalncia toda; y esa es Espana, Ia Es-
pa6a verdad, traditional, que va can
|tando a los toros, y va camandp tam
bien 4 Ia guerra.
La que theme m cieaO siempre azul
nQlnca brlmoso al traves de colunnas
de hlmo; la que vive en- la vida osten-
{tandO nm jeres con los cabeIlos prealdi-
/ dos de flores, y con los rostros en- que
ia gracia y La aAegria resiaen; la que va
4 todas parties con su guitarra prover-
I,bial Hena de lazos, para cantar con
leila, 10 mismo la endeclra con la saeta,
que el jolgorio y la zambra con Ia Pc
|tenera-
Espaha no suena en- Ia agitaci6n del
|mllndo, M por su buem gobiernO, nj por
(su buena Hacienda, no Sc refbeja en- Ia
vida general de los paises por su qule-
Ftud, por sus n1meros y por sus inwen-
tos. Pero iquereis poetas? Buscad-
los ALI, donde las flores y los campos,
los cielos y los astros estan siempre
Ibrindando Ell eterno poema. iQuereis
| ingenios, de esos que Sc muestran de
momento pero que brialan y dejan ras-
| tro de Luz como un meteoro? Pues id
ali, domde las imaginaciones absorben
reflejos y colores; y sc empapan con
ese artlor de vida y de pasiones, que
hacen de aquel pans, de aquella region
andaluza, 10 mas sensible & impresio-
nable, 10 mas agitado y v4rio.
Pero habreis de r q Andalncia, que
es Ia maI1re TERRA de esa fecqrnda acti-
vidsd, de esa perenne algeria que infun-
dan com sus ondas y no maream simo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
Creemos que hay dos medios:

Creemos que hay dos medios:
1,-Suscitando nuevamente la aban-
donada prestaci6n obligatoria en- aque-
Hos caminos del correspondence distrlto
donde no pudiera alcanzar la distrlbu-
ci6n de la cantidad votada.
2.-Distribuyendo por parties proper
cionales, iguales en- los barrios de la mu-
nicipalidad, con cargo la cantidad CO.
rrespondiente, y en- caso de que asl no
Sc realizara, aceptar la simple queJa de
los propietarios e investigar Immediate
mente sus motives.
Con ese procedimientO, no podrian in
vertir algunos aicaldes, en- beneficio par
ticular, 10 que corresponds las comodi-
dades de sus administrators.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
Cr6nica parisiense
Georgette, ell notario y su perro

Ell notario Leon Claudio Boron sc
retro los sesenta y cinco amos para
vivir de sus economics. Alquil6 un pi
sito de soltero Ell la rue des Martyrs,
en- pleno Montmartre, y por espacio dc
| algunos amos su existencia Sc dcslizt
tranquila y apacible. No tenia mas
familia que un .perro, al que adoraba
Y con ell que sostenia frecuentes con.
vcrsaciones que jamas degeneraron en-
disputas por la sencilla raz6n de que
el can no lie nev6 nunca la contraria.
Pero el notario Boron no conto con
Georgette. sNoconoceis q Georgette,
lectoresg Georgette es una muchacha
|conocidisinla en- Montmartre. Ell 1nict
que no lab conocia era el notario Boi
ron. Una noche la encontro en- III
abarn de la Plaze Pigalle, la invite
a tomar un refresco, y Georgette le
conto su historic, una historic tristisi
ma, va os 10 supondreis, que al po.
bre notario impresion6 dolorOsamente.
Las entrevistas desde aquella noche
sucedieronse; Georgette Sc hizo cada
vez mas amiga del notario, daba te.
rrones de az1car al perro para que nc
aconsejara NAL al amo y, por tiltimo,
un buen dia tom6 possession del GUAR.
tito de la rue des Martyrs.
Com los primeros juramentos de amor
llegaron los lindos trajes de las gale.
rias Lafayette, los zapatitos & la ame.
ricana, las faldas de seda y las camisas
de encaje. Ell notario Boron Sc sen.
tia rejuvenecido y le parecfa imposi
BILE que a los setenta amos Sc pudiera
aun inspirar una passion.
Pero no hubo mas remedio que Greer
a Georgette, & "a gentil Georgette, que
juraba y perjuraba que no habia anna.
do nunca & ningdn 'hombre como 4
su notario de su coraz6n. Como es ma.
ltural, el senior Boron acab6 por con,
vencerse despues de sostener una lar
ga conversation con su perro, va sober.