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supreme court, Dowdell 44s, Nesmith 51s.
For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit,
Black 80. Handy 81, Lea 1873, Mcqueen
a27, Smith 1888, Tate 0. For United States
senator for term beginning March 4. 1913,
Bankhead 1856, Knox 100, White 40.
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we haven't seen one yet I did so want
to- Strongheart was the only Indian
ever saw and he was not real one-he
was on the stage"
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21-COURTHOUsE

For governor, Mallory 451. O'Neal CO..
For lieutenant governor. Seed 45S. Thom-
as $780, For auditor, Allgood 492, Kennedy
1893. Smith 2a2. For chief justice OF the
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ONLY few BOXES
WERE COMPLETED
DURING THE NIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ~


rant IL, Thompson 8, Urquhart 10
West 8, White IL.
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ss-BEssEMER

33-BESSEMER
partial Only)-For governor, Mallory
1871, O'Neal 2S3. For lieutenant governor.
Seed 200 Thomas 267. For secretary of
state, Brown ESQ., Greer 1856. For treas
urcr. Hodge q. Purifoy ia. wilkinson 2SO.
For auditor Allgood $780, Kennedy 245,
Smith 80. For attorney general, Brickell
$50. Bulger 1852. Riddle 1852. For superin-
tendent of education, DuBose "A. Sharpe
A. Willingham 364 For commissioner OF
agriculture and Industries. Johnson 40.
Kolb sol, Ward 80. For associate railroad
commissioner, Craft 81, Hamburger
80; Julian so. Kennedy q, Lusl 113S Nc.
Cord 2s2, Price Ill. For chief justice o.
the supreme court. Dowdell zig, Nesmltn
234. For associate justice of the supreme
court for the regular term, Anderson 3zz
Evans 100. Somerville 1858. For judge Of
Tenth Judicial circuit Carmichael 81
Coleman $40, Grow 100. Garrett TO- Fol-
solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit. biacF
81, Handy ISL, Lea IS, Mcqueen 1872. Smith
Z, Tate 81. For United States senator Ioi
term beginning March 4, 1913. Bankheae
pa Knox So, White 204.
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manhood IS
into
dischar a
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WE CURE
DISEASES OF MEN
VARICOCELE
HYDROCELE
RUPTURE
SKIN DISEASES
BLOOD DISEASES
RHEUMATISM
PILES
FISSURE
FISTULA
KIDNEY
BLADDER
PROSTATE

The many cured, satisfied patients whom
we have discharged after coming to us al
most physical and financial bankrupts from
treating with others and the many sufferers
who come to from friends of theirs who
have recommended our treatment are LlV-
ING EVIDENCES of our superior methods. s.
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BLOOD POISON--Treatment for only
short time cures rash, swellings. sore
mouth and throat, pains, aches. re-
moves every sign and symptom-it
stays cured; and we can show you the
treatment is not ordinary mercury and
potash, like other specialists give you.
VARICOCLE--Our treatment cure
will cause the enlargement or knotty-
like condition, or varicocle. to at once
disappear. We do 1t without cutting
and all symptoms are soon gone.
If you are weak, nervous, have lost
vitality, back pains, no strength or
ambition, we can quickly relieve You
Of all such symptoms of weakness and
make you strong and vigorous--every
inch a man.
KIDNEY, BLADDER AND PROsTATIC
DISEASES--The majority OF these
cases we treat are benefited SO fast
they are cured before they expect It..
They don't come back for treatment
after we dismiss them-it's a perman-
ent cure. =
RUPTURE CURED-The majority Of
cases cured In a few treatments with
. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINAT.
~os1ooaau~a promn f1y Ever
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partial only--7E votes cast. For gov
ernor, Mallory 124, ONeal 2os. For lieu
tenant governor. Seed 12S, Thomas 100;
For secretary Of state, Brown 80, Greer
7e. For treasurer, Hodge II, Purifoy ZIG,
Wilkinson 155. For superintendent of ed
ucation, DuBose IT, Sharpe "a, Willing
ham 103 For commissioner of agricul-
ture and Industries, johnson Al, Kolb 2O9,
Ward 4S. For associate railroad commits
sicnor, Craft 80, Hamburger 1S. Julian
15O. Kennedy 81, Lusk g., McCord 12o,
Price so. For chief Justice of the SUI
preme court, Dowdell 107, NeSmith 215.
For associate justice of the supreme
court, Anderson 17S, Evans SO. Somerville
24s. For Judge Of the Tenth judicial cir
cult, Carmichael SO, Coleman 129. Grow
Ia, Garrett Is. For solicitor of Tenth
judicial circuit. Black H. Handy 10, Lea
co. Mcqueen 130. Smith 70, Tate. 70. For
United States senator for term begin
ming Maych 4. 1913, Bankhead 100. Knox
As, White 49,
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10-PALOS
21-ICE FACTORY

For governor, O'Neal 81, Mallory
Smith IL, Morrow 10.
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37-CITY HALL

For governor, Mallory 1877. O'Neal TIA.
For lieutenant governor, Seed 426 Thomas
636. For secretary of state, Brown 13l,
Greer go. For treasurer, Hodge "a, Purl-
foy 426, Wilkinson 001. For auditor. ALI
good, 4s2. Kennedy 1885, Smith 282. For at
torney general. Brickell 420, Bulger 2so,
Riddle $50. For superintendent Of educa-
ton, DuBose 5ss, Sharpe 12o, Wiliingham
$50. For commissioner of agriculture and
industries, johnson 24o, Kolb $50, Ward
1872.
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=
IN. .-..
out cutting, pain or risk. Ninety per
cent Of surgical Operations are fai-
ures Our records show perfect cure
in over 95 per cent of cases treated. We
know you will think it impossible to
cure rupturcs as we do. Let US prove
It by what we have done. Il will be
the happiest time Of youre1ife when
you return home cured.
PILES, FIsTULA---We can cure you
so quickly and easily that you will be
surprised. We give you just the re-
suit and cure you are looking for with
out surgical operation.
INHERITED, ACQUIRED AND sPIc-
CIFIC EAsEs-Scientifically and
quickly cured. No bad results follow.
ing. If you have been disappointed
elsewhere, let us cure you to STAY.
cured. tkf
sTRICTURE-Our cure dissolves OBJ.
structions completely. allays all in.
flammation, cleanses and heals the
bladder and kidneys when irritated or
congested and restores health and
soundness to all parts affected by the
disease. 49, |
ON FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL. Cor.
y patient receives a written guarantees,
fnrham Trust Ccfnpany OF n CIy7H OR
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
wILsoN-REoINeToN

A. the home Of the brides uncle
A. H. Ramey. on last Wednesday ey-
ening occurred the marriage Of
Miss Zepha Audrey Wilson and
IsEse II. Redington, Rev. Kyle Of
Fruitland. officiating. The wedding
was a quiet home affair, none but
the relatives Of the contracting par
ties being present
The bride Is from Glendale, Ore
gon. and is not very well known to
residents Of this valley having come
here to visit with her uncle where
she met Mr. Redngton. The groom
is one Of Payette Valleys best
known young men and has host of
friends who will wish for the newly
welded couple all the happiness pos
sibIe in their new relation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redington viii make
their home on the Redington ranch
on the bench.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
SUFFERS FROM BROKEN LEG.

George X. Currin, a brother Of r.
I. Currin had the misfortune TO
nave a horse which he was riding,
lau with him on Wednesday after
aoon and break his right leg be-
.ween the ankle and the knee in
cwo places. Mr. Currin was driving
some horses down Main street when
he accident happened. When near
the Banks livery barn the animals at
empted to run into the corral. He
spurred his mount up suddenly 70
sad them and when the animals
oct struck the cement walk It sud-
snly went fiat, falling on the rider
rhe right leg near the ankle suffer
q a fracture Of both bones and
up near the knee a fracture of the
large bone. A physician was sum
moned and the fracture reduced. Mr.
Crrrin is sixty years Of age and the
accident win probably lay him ur
Tor some time as at that age the
bones viii knit slowly.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Lorraine Chapter Order of the
Eastern Star at it's meeting last Tues
day evening held the regular annual
slection Of officers and the follow
.ng were elected for the ensuing
yeaf:
Worldly Matron-Mrs. j. b.. Burns.
Worthy Patron-T. j. Brown.
Associate Matron-Mrs. w. S,
Brundage.
Secretary-M Mrs. l.. S. Soule.
Treasurer-Mrs. Jennie Soule.
ConductEess-Mr ]. A. White.
Associate Conductress-Mrs En-
sign.
The appointive officers have not
IS yet been announced by the Ma
iron elect but will be and a date for
installation will be announced.
After the election of officers two
candidates were initiated into the
mysteries Of the order after which
4 box lunch was enjoyed, the men
present securing their partners by
first being blindfolded and then Sc
lecting their lunch box at random
rom a table. The manner in which
some OF the young fellows secured
the lunch box Of the young ladies
present whom they are known te
admire surely lent the impression
that some one cheated and peeked.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
REGULAR SESSION
or CITY COUNCIL

According to General L. V. Patch
the last meeting OF the city council
neld on THURSDAY evening OF last
week, was a lively one ana the Gener
al mas announced his intentions OF in
me future cutting out the moving
picture shows on regular meeting
night and attending the sessions OF
,ne city dads.
Alter the regular routine of busi-
ness had been attended to, the DIS
cussion of contemplated street i'm
provements occupied the attention OF
the council and it was during this
period that Mayor Coughanour ana
Councilman Brainard INDUCED in some
repartee of a rather personal nature
thct proved for a few moments quite
amusing.
The results OF the consideration by
the council at to what method viii
be followed cut in the work TO be
done on the city streets was the
passing of a motion by woodward
seconded by Brainard, that a mass
meeting be called for Friday evening
Of this week in the Commercial Club
rooms for the purpose Of getting the
expression of the taxpayers and citi-
zens of Payette as to their attitude
On street improvement.
A number have recently expressed
themselves emphatically for paving
and others have been for the pur-
chase of rock crusher and Steam
roller while still others have argued
for the letting by contract Of the
street Improvement from year to
year and not purchasing a erusher
roller but later buying a roller with
which to keep the improved section
in repair It is expected to bring
out at this meeting a full opinion
that the council may get in touch
with what the taxpayers desire.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

Echoes Of the Recent State Con
yention" will be the subject for the
mems meeting next Sunday afternoon
If you want to hear about the great
est Y. NJ. C. A. state convention ev-
er held for the states of Oregon
ana Idaho be present next Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Edwin f. Mckee
Physical Director Of the Y. NJ. c,
A.. viii have a message from the
convention. Music by the glee club.
The membership campaign is on
and will close December 22nd. The
winners will eat the supper on the
night of December 2Sri. The Spar
tans and Athenians are in the con
flics and are running about even.
Get busy and boost for your side
Every new member counts so points
for your side. A years membership
and a gold watch fob viii be given
away.
Don't forget the free mass meeting
for men 10 be held en- Dec. lflh III
the Emma theater MIR. Chas. R.
Drum viii speak to men only. Sub
ject Of the address "An Honest
Man" All men are welcome to this
meeting.
The next number on the Lyceum
Course win appear in the Emma
Theater Monday night. December 19
'eYe olde Towne Quartette." Those
who have not yet secured season
tickets may secure them for $1.5o
at the Y. NJ. c. A. or at strother'f
jewelry store.
Mr.. Edwin f. Mckee returned Wed
nesday evening from Eugene, Ore
gon, where he had the privilege Of
attending the Y. n. c. A. state con
vention for the states of Oregon and
Idaho.
The Ladies' Auxiliary win hold q
special meeting next Monday, Dec
i2 at 4 p. m. All members are urg
I'd TO be present for short meet
ing
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
PRAISES PAYETTE
VALLEY FRUIT
Eastern Dealer Says Payette Fruit
Is Fine and Writes Letter to Pay
ette Fruit Packing Company Re-
earding Prices.

The Payette Fruit Packing Com
pany recently received letter from
a MIR. D. d. Yoder of Rossville, Ind
a2a, a commission man who is hand
x1g some Payette fruit and the iettel
is highly complimentary indeed as tc
the quality of the fruit. The lettel
was addressed to Fruit Grower No
"A. care Payette Fruit Packing Com
many Payette, Idaho. Fruit Grower
No. "A is C. H. Lanfear living on
the bench and the fruit that has
pleased the eastern dealer so much
was undoubtedly raised by Mr.. Lar
fear and packed and shipped for him
by the Fayette Fruit Packing Com
pany.
Following is a copy Of the letter:
RosviIle, Ind, Dec. list, 1910.
To The Fruit Growers Of Payette Val
ley,
Payette, Idaho.
Gentlemen:
We are using some OF your ram
Gus Apples, and they are true to
name. We use the Grimes Golden,
jonathan, Spy and Baldwin and they
are delicious, especially the Crimes
Golden could not be excelled for
fine aper. and quality Concluded 1
wpuW write and learn something
aoafsss,. what yoa sell them at,
alth6&gh proba ~ TO late. for this
season on aeccant ~ a,stanse anS
winter before usY hut would like te'
be posted by anothereseas0A-
/ am farmer and handle fr1it
and other produce at a very small
margin In order to get the producer
and the consumer closer together.
This part of the country is not
raising near the amount of fruit that
is consumed. Two years ago 1 had
l, ,29O bushels of apples shipped from
the East, but the crop in the East
is uncertain and your Western ap-
pies are far superior to the Eastern
apples. Although freight charges are
much higher from the West. quality
makes up for the difference so that
we could pay you fair prices for your
fruit and sell them at reasonable fig
ures.
Please answer and give us some
information, and oblige.
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) D. d. YODER.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NoTEs.

Preaching Sunday II a. m.
Bible School 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor $3.50 p. m.
Preaching Sunday 1880 p. m.
Council Meeting, Monday 1880 p. m.
Mid-week Prayer Meeting, Wed
nesday, 1880 p. m.
Junior Training for Service class,
Wednesday at AIS at the home OF
Mrs. ]. c. Chaplin.
The regular open meeting of The
Christian woman's Board of Missions
was held Sunday evening in the
church. The address was delivered
by Mrs. ]. E. Bird of Caldwell. Those
who were privileged to hear the
message were indeed fortunate as
she set forth the work Of the Chris
tlan Woman's Board of Missions in
the power of a declared purpose
in a forcible and feeling mnaner.
The home Of Mrs. n. Lathrop or
Riverside avenue was tho .>e"v \.
a asiiEa lis'Ie luncheon on Sa'
urday. December 3rd. Following th'
luncheon Missionary Circle wa
organized by Mrs. ]. T. Bh1, 'ass
Circle Superintendent fourteen lem
bers signed the eonst tuition. The
following were those present:
Mrs. J. E. Bird, Misses Anna Grif-
fifth. Mabel Mercer, Frederiea Jimmer
son. Gail White, Alice Chain, Frae
Schaeffor. Esther Nicholson, Morn
Nicholson, Mae Brundage Alma
Long, Edith Forbes.
NJ. ALICE WILLIAMS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
HAS FINE INSTRUCTIVE TRIP.

DR.. ]. c. Woodward returned last
Saturday from attending a clinical
meeting Of the surgeons of Canada,
United States and Mexico recently
held in Chicago. There were fifteen
hundred physicians present and
while there several noted operators
performed operations at various hos
oitals a1lich were witnessed by the
doctors in attendance. Smokers and
5anoues with a fine special train
excursion to Garry, Indiana to see
The naa hospital recently erected by
he United States Steel Corporation
comp ised the entertainment of the
.rip. While visiting the steel cor
ooraion's hospital the physicians
weIs also shown through the huge
stsel plant of the company and
lghhwnRow steel is manufactured
Or. Woodward states that while in
lclicago the Land Show was in full
blast and that in the hotel Hobbies,
o. streets and in street cars Idaho
seemed 40 be on every hand and he
Is OF the opinion that Payette Valley
made a mistake by not sending an
exhibit there as well as to Council
Bluffs.
On his way back the Dr. came via
Rochester, Minnesota. and visited the
hospital OF the famous Mayos which
proved quite interesting to him.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
ODD FELLOWS ELGcr.

Last Saturday night 81 the regular
meeting the local order Of Odd -
lows held their election Of Ufcers
for the ensuing term and tn1 fol
lowing we're elected:
n. ca. d. Looney.
V. G.-I. w. Kenwar.d
secretaTy-J. B. Burns.
Treasurer-W. P. SteermaI
Trustees-M. Lauer, d. 3. Coats,
a. d. Looney.
The appointive officers VI De
announced later and install Ion VIII
occur before the first Of Z year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
wooomsn Eject OFFICERS.

On Wednesday night of this week
The Modern s.E,sdIneH Of America
held their annual election Of officers
with the following results
Past Consnl--W. F. strother.
Consult II. Adsir.
Advisor George Jeffries.
Clerk. B. Burns.
Banker-R. J. Rouse.
Escort-D. Fifer.
Watchman--J. W. Farson.
Sentinel-Frank Foster.
Physicians-Drs. l. R. and J. c.
Woodward and ]. E. Crouch.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
NOTES.

Snday morning, God willing the
minister will speak from the sub
ject, 'They Went and Told Jesus"
In the evening there is a song
service. Do you enjoy singing? Then
come and have the pleasure prepared
for you. Mr.. McCombe win preach
having as his subject, The Doubt
sr."
The Bible School is making pre-
paration for Christmas. Do you
belong? II not, why not? Deacon Lei
ter will gladly welcome you.
The Baptist Young Peoples Unifn
had a good time at their montfy
social and business meeting. so
young person need be without god
fellowship for one can find it here.
The Juniors are on the incIsase
and invite all boys and girls to join
them.
The Rev. John e. Cough, D. D. o.
ongole. India, died in hospital in
Rochester, N. Y, November a. Or.
Clough will be remembered q the
Apostle to the Teluges, and the man
who saved the Lone Star Miss
from being deserted by the Mission
Board. The interment wa' Or ne 7
missionary lot in the Nesgt-- Gene (
terry between the last res place /
81 Ms.s- Islsss aaiss re swatow'
China. ana of ssss ssggasi3T. Smith,
b: d., forn1eF .pastoss VI the Second
Baptist chmlcisfh NeyfOp, and bet
ter Known as the avfhqr OF Amer
ica.g
Dr. Clough was considered one OF
the missionary statesm4n. During
the revival in India n 1878, in one
day. July 9, 1878, 2.223 were baptized
in the Gundlacuma rfer, in an or
derly manner, each gne on personal
profession of faith, The whole cere-
mony occupying n8e hours. More
than 10000 were bsbtized before the
close of the year On Sunday, De
cember 2S, 1890, 1871 were baptized
in the baptistery IN the church at
ongole. Doctor Coughs death is a
loss not alone 10 the Baptist cause
but to the great work Of foreign
missions.
A memorial tall to John Bunyan
has been opened in Elstow, England.
The great Baptist is better known
by "The Pilgrims Progress which
aas been printed in 1OS languages
and dialects.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
FOR SALE.

One oak side board with large mir
ror, one mahogany stand. one UNI
brella stand, one hat rack, one
.tabourette, one wire lawn seat, one
ballbearing lawn mower, 100 feet
garden hose, / rubber tired surrey
almost new. farm machinery, rs
tons alfalfa. Ind: phone 54c-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
MILK COWS FOR SALE.

One block east of feed mill. 3. L.
Blackham has a fine carload Of first
class Jersey milk cows for sale
Prices right.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
A DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON.

Last Saturday afternoon at the
Payette Club rooms Mrs. F. A. Cor
ham entertained three tables Of
ladies' at five hundred in a most de-
lightful manner. Delicious refresh
ments were served and the table
decorations were pleasing indeed and
added much to the beauty and
pleasure of the occasion. Mrs. B.
P. Shawhan scored highest points
and won the first favor while Mrs
e. P. Holtenhouse won second favor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Geo. w. Mccombe, Minister.

Sunday Services.
Morning Worship IL a. m.
Bible School 10 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. Junior 2:45 p. m.
BY. P. U. Senior $3.50 p IN.
Song Service and Preaching 7;SO
p. N.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1850
p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08

eon Atr Gr4ifn9.'1Sse Gr4ifns9e 10y t1-so 4
a. po,aa paurt.1 VI nsanager OF
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a. n,uoh,r - t,c,,sts ~ ny
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NJ -,,,I,s ,s.s, .,,,,<,,, nsar,,n.,
y,,yor s,oocs ~ ~, ,w;,,a
StrauD Commission Company wants
A. a. brown' formerly edltor Of
me Weiser signal was Payette vis-
itor on "Wednesday and the editor-
~ - ssss =
~ ,,v.,.o~ Co.
,hin,,,na ~ -, oan.,,.~ ,ssx
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
baptist church VIII give their annr-
al Xmas bazaar all day on Saturday
december 10th an the Thurston buiie-
ing formerly occupied by e. q hieth
Son. They VIII have on sale
yood ana houses,,., ~, - 49,
The Sraub Commission Company
recently purchased from Peter Pence
nine lots across the railroad tracks
directly opposite the depot and IS
erecung an Office building on ths
same where anyone having business
with them can find them or reacn
them Dy either pnone'
straub Commission Company wants
carrots pee's' turnips. cabbage ana
3 coli ,rhov nov oash
postmaster venaDle has been max
ing strenuous efforts the past lew
days 10 ilnd some. person Wiling 10
accept temporary appointment as
rural letter carrier ON route NO.
TO I'LL vacancy now existing. the
Jon pays $500 year. Applicant must
be quaiifled and prepared to enter
W. Z. Peterson having IN charge
the erection OF the spray factory
buildings reports that OWING 70 the
hon-arriVal oil materlal some uei@f
N construction WORK has been e&-
perienced but that notwithstanding
this the building VIII be reaey Tor
he machinery and the plant got 10
shape to Manufacture spray by tne
''''S - ~
See Grimes for all the latest 10
daks.
AT the meeting Of the Portia club
next Monday afternoon at Jour
o'clock in the assembly room OF the
Y. M. c. A., Mrs. NJ. G. Rieoeling
will read a paper on the jury sys-
TENS. A box OF books VIII also be
there from the Columbian library for
the use of the members OF the
club and any desiring them should be
there to get them on that afternoon.
The first of this week Isaac Neal
purchased the Star barber shop OF
Fl G. Veal and has taken possession
Of the same. It is Mr.. Meals In
tention to employ none but the bes
workmen and keep the class OF work
done at the Star up to the same
high standard as 1t has been in the
past and he invited all the old Gus
toners as well as anyone hayinz
work in his line to give him a call
you don't have 10 90 to Ontario te
get cash for vour produce. The straus
Commission ompanv win nav tha
rancher cash for ANYTHING he has.