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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25

Robert Lsguia, first Vice. President Of
Peru. who had to lice the country last
August because he was not in sympa thy
with the Billinghurst administration. ar
rived ON tho Carmania yesterday on his
way to assume the Presidency left vacant
by the deposing Of Ritinghurst He said
no would merely serve out the cxilei
Presidents term. He expects to leave for
Peru on Saturday.
Senior IeRuia Is a brother OF Dr. Augus,o
Leguia, former President Of the republic
He said he expects to find the country In
peace. He will seek to carry out his
brother's policies and expressed friend
ship for the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
BuLMGHURsT AT PANAMA.
Pers's Ex.Prestdent says Modern
IDEAS Caused HE Downfall.
Social Cable DssnnfrA IN Tn, S,x

PANAMA, Feb. 24.-Guillermo Billing
hurst the exiled Peruvian President. ar
rived here to-day. He said he will re-
main few days and then go to South
America by way Of the Barbados.
"My downfall" he said in an interview.
was not the result OF a movement d.
rected against me for personal reasons
but against the policy Of progress which
l pursued. My aim was to bring Peru
into contact with the great world. to
stimulate it's industries introduce cotton
growing. open up mines, build railroads
and improve public hygiene. Tho men
who had been accustomed to rule for pri-
vate gain opposed me. There are Bour.
bons In Peru as elsewhere. but they can
not long remain In power. for they stand
In tho way Of progress"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
LESLIE MELVILLE SUIT OFF.
Husband anA wife Agree 20 Enter
Iuto Deed Of Separation.
Special Cable despatch 20 TEE &c,

LoSpoN, Feb. :4.-When the divorce
suit brought by a. Il. Lesle-Melv!lle. In
which Earl Fitrwiliiam was named as
one OF the correspondents. came up for
hearing before Sir Samuel Evans to-day.
counsel for the petitioner announced that
the suit 10 to be withdrawn without a
tsh.. his client and Mrs. Leslie-Melville
having agreed to enter into deed OF
separation.
Does the case stand undefended?'
asked the court.
The petition will be withdrawn" said
Mr.. Leslie Melvillcs lawyer. There vii!
te no contest.
Counsel for Earl Ftzwilliam and the
other man named In the suit announced
that their clients desired TO go on the
stand and deny the charges. This Will be
done at a formal hearing Tomorrow.
Alexander Frederick Leslie-Melvilie, n
wealthy banker, fled suit for divorce on
January Is. naming Earl Fitzuilliam ana
Thomas &. Plat. secretary OF the BRUSH
League for the support OF Ulster. and re-
puted TO be one OF the wealthiest men in
England, as correspondents Mrs. Leslie
Melville was Aileen. widow OF Alan DAILY.
when she became the wife Of Leslie-Mel-
willie In 1905.
Frank Harris, the well known English
writer and editor Of Modern Society. was
sent to TAIL for contempt Of court for an
article In that periodical dealing with the
case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
The Knickerbocker
WEST FARNAM DIST. 18Th & JONES.
Omaha Finest Apt. House

WEST FARNAM DIST. 3SIH q JUNE5,
Omaha Finest Apt. House
ONLY ONE WITH HEATED GARAGES
SIX and 7-rOom apartments of extra
large rooms Marble and tile entrances,
large Verandas. reception halls with coat
closets sun rooms. faience tile nreplaces,
corn cp ceilings, oak. mahogany and white
enamel finish mirror doors. tiled-in bath
tuts, pedestal lavatories, elegant light
ina fixtures big closets, white enamel
rcfirRerators. double-oyen gas stoves;
/ cautIfuI lawn; low rentals comnared with
Others POSITIVELY THE BEST AND
ONLY EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS
IN THE CITY. Handsomely decorated
Johnston Tel Harvey 1855, or at resi-
dence next door 10 apartments ~ rom
Payne & Slater Co, Tel Douglas l0lS.S
STEAM HEATED APARTMENT, 5000 Har-
ney Of, rooms. Apply TO janitor at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

Farms.
HIGHLY improved Red River valley
farms; can accept some trades. Write
for list. Huxley Brown, Barnesviue, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

NS BUYS improved leN-acrc farm Leslie
Land Co, Leslie. Arl;.e
LITTLE River Valley lands. rich ard
cheap. ON railroad. sessions Co, Winth-
rop. Ark. 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

100 and 100 acres, u miles of Omaha p. o.;
fair improvements. Sii) an acre. John
~ Frenzer. III South 15th.%
FARM BARGAINS.
$50 acres, Wheeler Co, Neb.. So per
acre. Want income property
100 acres Si25 per acre. Want ranch
small farm or residence for my equity
of $500.
800 acres. Cheyenne Co, Neb.. ~ miles
from Dalton. Want residence or small
farm
WESTERN REAL ESTATE co, Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
ARsTRACTs OF TITLR.

KERR Title Guarantee and Aostract Co.
Phone Douglas 54S1.
REED Abstract Co. oldest abstract Of
fice in Nebraska 2S Brandeis Theater.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

Furuthhcd apartments
Furnished
Apartments
In the New
Traverton"
Flreproof
94TH AND LONDON COURT,
An exceptionally attractive broom FUR
nished apartment, equal Co rooms, close
IN, IN the new "TraVerton;' ideal sur
roundings. under direct supervision Of
owners,
Traver Bros,
Doug. 1853. 7O5 omaha Natl Bank Bldg
Evenings, Web. l29te
Furnished Rooms.
LARGE front room, neatly furnished,
modern: references required, private
family II. 1913.
NICELY furnished front bedroom In new
modern home, suitable Tor one or TWO
women with or without board; one block
ltol Emmett 81, Tel, Web. 66Ss,'
WEST F'ARNAM - Large comfortable
room, suitable for two, private familyi
good board near; also ono small room u
lltititNus bthAiNAhfi Nhiss ~ - 49,
SEMI-BASEMENT room; good light,
heat. hot and cold water. cleo. lights,
SO mo. 1908 $. 3Oth Ave. Tel. II. i4Ol'
WOULD rent nicely furn. room TO
gentleman; private family. close TO car
limo. $40 mo, 2tS9 Templeton. Web. SI29'
FURNISHED room, private family, on
Harvey car line. Harvey 63H 107 No.
SD St
NICELY furnished room. in. private fam
lily, to gentlemen of good references
5ib South 26th Ave. Phone Douglas $3.50
NICELY furnished front room, private
family Walnut I'm district. Phone
Walnut SOsl'
LARGE room, nicely furnished, in private
family, Phone Harvey 7i04
ATTnACTIYE room IL private hOms,
Dundee; single man preferred 5lOS
', Capitol Ave-
s. 10Th ST., sOe-Two nicely furnished
rooms suitable for one or two gentle
men; rooms are modern, with electric
| lights and large closets; bath on same
| floor; plenty OF hot water; furnace heat;
walking distance; private home, rooms
rent for SIS each per month. Telephone
Douglas 7I9.s
ROOM In Dundee home, half block from
car limo. T3, Wal. l22s after p. m.
LA VERNA-Modern furnished rooms
single or ensuite. 1872 Capitol Ave.
| FtlRN rooms by day or wk. modern,
steam heat; u.6O up l01 S. IL y. $3.50,
1909 DoUGLAs-steam heat $3.50 up.
5s5 Park Ave.-Room, alcove, cozy. II. 4O2s.
! FURNISHED room for rent near t:reiEh.
ton university. Phone Douglas I$i.
! SIS s. 9sTH-FurnIshed rooms. private
family. Harvey zoos
! LARGE. beautiful rooms. every conven-
lence, walking distance; gentlemen pre-
ferred. $50 8. 18th Ave. Tyler 1873.
PLEASANT room in modern Dundee
| home; every convenience 5Ol7 Cunning
| ST. Phone Walnut 1913.
! NICELY furn., prl, ito family. for two.
H2; attractive single room. $40. u. ll5l.
| MODERN room, well furnished and
! heated, Si2 mo, Phone Tyler 1860,
| housekeeping Rooms.
rs S. 18th, mod. housekeeping rooms and
sleeping rms. furnace heat. Tyler iU2i W.
1913 Tarnam-sleeping & II hkpg. rooms. :
ruFnished housekeeping Rooma.
FUR. h'k'p'g rooms. 1907 Leavenworth.
| DAVENPORT, 20ls-TWO NICELY FUR
! >NISHED FRONT HOUSEKEEPING
| ROOMS.
! Hotels aud Apartments.
| CALIFORNIA Hotel. 10th ana California.
Weekly rates - and up. Dougas 7Cs3.
! OGDEN HOTEL. Council Bluffs, steam
heated rooms. Sc per week Phone 6iS
| DODGE HOTEL Modern Reasonable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
First Trust Co.

18th 81. i.t,Nst'l Bank RldE,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
RAINS FOR RENT
FARMS FOR SALE

WANTED-To hear from owner of good
farm for sale, Send description aud
cash price. c. c. shepard, Minneapolis,
MINI, %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

2lO5 Blnney ST., . rms, modern, 15,
26ll Chicago IT, Ser mod, only S25.
2il S. 18th Ave. 6-r.. mod, close in. 50.
100 S. 10th ST., rms. modern except
heat. SIS.
24sO Caldwell st.. rms. mod. flrst,eIass
condition. S2l50.
ll42 $. 10Th St, rms. large yard, good
well, chicken house. garden space, SIS.
ENlApS
42t s. nth St ga floor. rms. go.
2579 Cunning. (2d floor, , rms., modern
except heat, $3.50.
2579 Cunning tSd floor, rms, modern
except heat, 49,.
1876 LeavenWorth ST, C2d floor. 6 rms,
modern except heat, 81,
4i3 and AS = 18th St.. cd floor south.
rms. each mod. except heat. I'll.
5l4 s. 18th ST.. strictly modern. g. Louis
flat. rms. and reception hall; very
close in, $3.50
APARTMENTS.
Two APARTMENTS Ia THE Sterling" 18th
and St. Mary's Ave, and I rms. oil
mod, See 5anitof on ist floor at rear
OF building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
mSFarnSFarns

All within one hours automobile ride OF
Omaha. bargains. Let us show you the
goods; AL sizes, all prices, all terms
considered
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY.
n. r. Cor. 23d and NJ SITS. South Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS ron SALE


Arkansas.
Na BUYS improved 1e>-acrc farm Leslie
Land Co. Leslie, Ari;.e
LITTLE River Valley lands. rich ard
cheap. ON railroad. sessions Co, Winth-
Colorado.
WHY buy hi',h priced land when you
can buy good productive land that has
made a record raising wheat, oats, corn.
flax. alfalfa ana barley at from Sl2 to
so Hn acre In eastern Colorado. Also
splendid stock and dairy country. stock
Craze the entire year. For particulars
address. \. L. Ziehme. los 5. Ia sale st,
Chicago
TWO THOUsAND-ACRE ranch north
east Colorado; running water, rich soil;
big money in cattle and hogs WIN eN-
change Tor Income property or small
farm, c. +. Stebhins, l6iO ChicaSoe
FOR SALE go l6C-acre REIMBURSEMENT,
fenced. and 10 acres plowed. All level,
productive, dark loan soil, miles OF
town. Snap. win be sold very soon.
c. NJ. MORTON.
100 $. I'd St, sterling, Colo
2,4OO ACRES-S6O,OO 900. terms; easily devel-
oped 20 S2O0,OO value Al farm or ranch;
other real snaps. western lands. Write
for particulars. Agents wanted. +. Il,
Hammond, Colorado Bldg. Denver, Colo
Florida.
from Nolusia, on the east coast of Flor
ida; good, highly productive soil, capable
OF yielding owner 5000 yearly under
proper management. close TO rail and
water transportation; excellent market
facilities: church, school and social adj
vantages, perfect title, Terms: Sld0 cash,
balance $50 per month. No interest and
taxes for years. Address l.. j. Nutter
Box eos, Volusia, Fla
Kansas.
160 ACRES, near Kansas City. we'll i'm
proved; good house, barn, granary,
1 fenced and Cross-fenced. living water,
orchard, 10 acres under cultivation. pal-
ance pasture. Might take part payment
In omaha income.
Phone Douglas 2Sl9
llli-i2 City NATL Bank. Omaha, Neb.--o
MionrNOIn.
FARM FOR SALE,-iis miles from small
town with GRADED schools. Brown couu-
/ ty, Mimi; 9io acres, ljN under Cultiva-
! ton. balance meadow and pasture; good
buildings. worth $4,000; nearly all fenced
and cross-fcuGed: mail box near house;
small orchard large number erergreens.
/ Farm has never been rented Price, 1925
! per acre Apply TO owner. J, 9. Hanson,
Sleepy Ego. MINI. .
Missouri.
! s. DOWN and s. monthly buys 40 acres
! grain, truit, poultry land. near town;
! price. 1920 $40 monthly buys so acres
! Write for list cheap land. Box $50
1 Carthage, Mo
800 BUYS thoroughbred hogs and hog
: ranch; easy payments statesmen
| wanted. Ozark Hog Co, $40 Olive, st.
| Louis, Mo. %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

MODERN Groom home: good location.
; Inquire at 266O Ames or call Web. 1851
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
Elk City, Douglas Co

IS ACRES-Almost new Improvements,
5-r houAl, barn for 10 head cows 6 head
horses. small haymow, q tons; new gran
airy, new chicken house, good we'll. This
Is fine laying land, A, soil, 3 or 4 acres
alfalfa; not a foot OF waste land on H.;
within three miles Of three towns. south
east OF Elk City, near Military road.
The lay of the land and crops will show
for themselves Let me show H. To see
Il Is to believe. Price, 81, 500; terms. 1t
Is an ideal neck of the woods" TO he
in, and you cannot beat II in that neck
act at once. This means you, who Is a
little bit, or decidedly choice. Bring wife
with you.
ORIN S. MERRILL co.
N T. Cor 2}d and NJ SITS, SO. Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
Special

7 ROOMS. completely modern with
sleeping porch at 9sos Poppleton Ave.
the winter from so 10 so
PETERS TRUST CO..
1922 FaTnam 81 Phone Doug. Sss.>
81 NO. $50 SIT. a desirable s-room COM
pletely modern house, newly papered.
reasonable rent, Key first house south.
Call Douglas ZOO
i9-RooM house, all modern; fine tor
boarding house 1r large family; rent
Traver Bros,
7o6 Omaha Natl Bank. Phone Doug. il53
Evenings Web. l24
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

CAN'T MATCH THEM
STEAM HEAT FREE NOT WATER
THE STANDARD FLATS
GOOD LOCATION NEAR BUSINESS
The high grade of these or. homes size
of rooms, their special arrangement, light
and ventilation; quality of wood WORK
and decorations, halls. baths, ranges.
janitor. short walking distance are at
tractive to those who want the best.
Then at this time, to fiji every one, we
make these -
Summer $40 to $2S
Winter steam heated. 500 to $33.
Quality equals any at $50 TO $50.
Cheaper than cottages.
Don't Delay -Reterences
HEATED APARTMENTS.
1880 per month; 7-room apartment In
Her Bldg, 18th and Jackson SITS; heat,
hot and cold water and 1anitor service,
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone d. 756. 902 city Natl Bank Bldg.
MODERN 9-room apact 1872 Capitol Ave:
sTRATFoRD TERRACE,
Park Ave and jackson, rooms with
maids room II desired; new, exclusive
ref. required. c. B. Moser, Wal l1o6,-o.
STEAM HEATED flat OF rooms each,
of ian!tor service, $3.50 70 s225O;, Apply
to g T resr gSOo Soa Mnt SSe RIdS
FOR RENT-Modern brick flat rooms
and hath S19 Park Ave Phone w. S4.'
LAKEWOOD
APT.
Two rooms and bath; plenty of sun
light for winter: French doors, with
balcony; $3.50 and So.
ERNEST SWEET,
office 25ll Harvey St Doug. lil2.'
II you want something swell in an
apartment of five rooms, bath and
screened porch. see the one at the Harlan
Apis at 203l Sherman Ave; all outside
rooms. II is on the second floor tno
apartments above) In n splendid neigh
borhood, right on the car line. only ten
minutes ride downtown. Living room has
press brick mantel and gas log, also
mirror door dining room has paneled
walls and plate rail, Oak finish and
paneled ceilings I'm living room and dining
room Large kitchen with gas stove and
built-ln cupboards. Two fine bedrooms
in white enamel. nice bathroom with ed
,loor All convcnicncCs furnished, includ-
ing janitor service, hot and cold water,
heat locker space and laundry room. You
would have 70 pay $50 for this APARTMENT
I'm some sections Of the city. Our price
is only s45 Apply to the jantor at Apt.
No 1 next block north or call at our Of
flee for inspection.
SCOTT e. HILL co.
Douglas 100. SO6-7-s Mccague Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15
LAKEWOOD
DnN

Two rooms and bath; plenty of sun
light for winter: 4 French doors, with
balcony; $3.50 and So.
ERNEST SWEET,
nffipa Oil HarnpV ST Doug lfI3s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-15

S-r.. 1lOS No. 18th St, SO
5-r 3il5 No. Path St. Si3@.
STRICTLY MODERN
ar, 2ot7 Howard. choice st. Louis flat.
strictly modern In every detail. very
close in. Sas So TH.f
6-r. 500 No, 18th st. within walking dis
lance to business center. and close
TO Creighton college; bargain at
$3.50 Isl .'s 80 't,." .tt
S-r.. i06 SO. 38th ST. a very choice brick
dwelling IN the heart OF the West
Farnam district. $3.50.
See our complete printed list before
PXYNE & SLATER COMPANY,
6l6 Omaha NATL Bank sBldg.N
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08

Mrs. Arch Dyer and two little sons
have gone to Spokane for a months
visit with friends and relatives.
For the next thirty days a special
sale on furniture-high back chairs at
rs cents each. w. e. Graham Furni-
ture store. 32-tf
Harvey Peterson, prominent Whitebird
sheepman. was in town the first of
the week on business and favored the
Globe with pleasant CALL
Frank Wyatt came up from Lewis
ton the first OF the week where he has
been on business. He will remain mere
a few days.
E. A Eagleson pleaded guilty to the
charge OF horse stealing at Nezperce
tuesday. according to a report receiy-
ed from the reservation town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Pugh, who were in
Lewiston last week to enjoy the fair.
| returned home on Fridays train.
Don Fisher came up from Lewiston
I the last of the week where he as sisted
the editorial staff on the Tribune dur
ing the rush of fair week.
Monte Jarrett was In town from his
| place across the Salmon river on bust
ness couple of days the last of the
| week.
Miss Sayde Robinson returned home
the first Of the week after a few d. VS.,
| visit with Lewiston friends during the
far.
sam Barnell, star performer at Ror
der Days, returned this week from PEN
dleton and Walla Walla and may de-
| c.de TO locate permanently on Salmon
river.
Frank Richardson came down from
Spokane the first of the weke to saw
hello to old friends and to look after
seine business affairs. He is now con-
nected with a Seattle firm.
Mrs. Earl Mclean has gone to Ore
gon to visit her parents indefinitely
Mr.. Mclean having accepted a position
at lewiston. Miss Gwendolyn IA at
Lending school at Jaques Spur.
Elizabeth de Barrie Gill. harpist on.
| tertainer, at the opera house. wednes-
day. october FL. The first number of
the 1s14-1s15 lyceum course. Music re-
citals In song and interpretive readings
Mard Van Vert. Sue Harris ana
lvor Shorty Higgs left Monday for
the Enterprise country In eastern no.
gen where they expect to file ON bo no
stsads and establish permanent :, 81
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown returned
Friday evening fIom Lewiston whore
they enjoyed the Sapatkine and a brief
visit with Lewiston friends and raia-
ives. They were guests at the home
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of Mrs. C. C. Bunnell while there.

of Mrs. c. c. Bunnell while. there.
Hal Brown, the well known Salmon
r"er stock grower an6 buyer, returned
from shipping trip to Portland the
INST OF the week. He has been in
town all week, looking after some tusi-
ness matters in Crangeville.
Romuald Cote received the sad news
OF the death of his father, M A. Cote.
aged 70. near Quebec, Canada. last
Friday. The message announcing the
1athers demise was received from r.
Cote's brother who resides near Quebec.
Ihis section was visited by a general
rain Friday and Saturday and reports
from over the prairie indicate that the
moisture was pretty evenly distributed
at all the several corners of the prai-
RE district.
worked out by the vice chairman in
the different districts of the state
senator Brady will at once proceed to
the north Governor Haines and At
'oney Geneal Peteson will make q
speaking campaign together and will
start In the southeast. Miles Jobnson
OF Lewiston, Judge Richards os Ro,sa
I L. Heitman of Rathdrum. r. M
'"ooracken, republican congressionaI
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
WINS MANY PRIZES.

Jake Sites seems to have made up
his mind to carry off the persimmons
and for fear that his gear might slip
al the November election he is start
Ing right by grabbing some as he goes
along. Week before last we were told
by the Grangeyille papers of Mr.. Sites
fine exhibit at that place and now ne
comes back from the Kooskia fair all
"schwelled up nit prite unit blue IT'D
bons,' having captured eleven prizes
including the SIS sweep stake prize lot
the best box of apples with box Oh
four tier Brother Jonathans. His other
prizes were: Best sheaf green clover
LIST. largest watermelon, LIST and Ind'
largest sugar beets, LIST; largest car
rots, list; best celery. list and End ciap
apples, End; sweet corn. LIST; Norm,
western Dent Field corn, earlier by aoou.
four weeks than others and well iineu
and firm. He sold three bushels ior
seed on the ground-Stites Enterprise
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
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William Ingram was in Lewiston on
business mission a couple of days
the last Of the week.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. n
William Edgington came home from
Lewiston Friday after seeing the sights
at the fair last week.
| Hot Point Electric Irons guaranteed
10 years, $50. Gfangeville Electric
Light & Power Co.
L. M. Harris went down to Lewiston
and Charleston yesterday on a business
mission
Trading Co.'s. 10 cents; 10 pound buck :
cts. $1.35.
Robert Romero came out from Elk
look after business affairs.
Steam rolled feed, Digester Tankage
for hog feeding.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
DR.. G. A. Green Is lin town on busi-
ness today. having returned yesterday
from trip to Lewiston.
Do your washing with electricity at .
cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Pwer Co.
Don't forget the Shirley Concert COM
pany at the L o. o. F. opera house
| October IA. !
s pound buckets OF lard at McGhie
Trading Co.'S. 70 cents; 10 pound buck
cts, $1.s5.
! F. M. Bowman of the Denver section
has moved his family to town to re-
side during the winter.
Hancock carries q fine line Of mould
ings to select from and will frame your
picture while you wait.
| District court adjourned Friday after
noon and Judge Steele departed Satur-
day morning for Nezperce.
| Hot Point Electric Irons guaranteed
10 years. $3.50. Grangeville Electric
Light s. Power Co.
| County Commissioner Pettibone was
a business visitor from Sites this
week
pound buckets of lard at McGfiie
Trading Co.'s. 70 cents; 10 pound BUCK
cts. $1.35.
T.. Z. Ellis. the hustling Sites bAsi-
ness man, was In town on business twc
or three days this week.
pound buckets Of lard at McGhie
Trading Co.'s. 20 cents; 10 pound buck
cts, $1.35.
James Surridge was in town from
Harpster on business the first OF the
week.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. ~
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Mrs. Bsust is In town this week Wis
Ting friends and relatives. after hav-
Ing been guest at the Lou Brust
home on Joseph for some time.
Miss Minnie Eimers entertained q
jolly party Of young ladies at the Elm
ers apartments at the Colvin residence
Tuesday evening. The evening was
most delightfully."- spent and hugely en-
joyed by all.
Word was received from Spokane Mon
day to the effect that Mrs. C. e. Pell,
formerly Mrs. George Hawley, OF White
bid, died In a Spokane hospital that
day. following an operation. The flu
neral was held at Spokane. Tuesday.
Hugh ODonnell erstwhile proprietor
and conductor of the Kooskia Noun
taineer. is In town this week meeting
old friends and looking after business
matters. He has not yet announced
where he intends to locate In the flu
ture.
Mrs. George Eimers arrived the first
Of the week from Albion, Illinois, for
visit of several weeks with her sons
and daughters here. which list Includes
Sheriff Eimers. ]. G. Eimers. Gilbert
E'mers and the Misses Mayme and Min
ME Eimers. This Is Mrs. Eimers' third
trip west.
A. r. Whitly has disposed of his
shoe repair shop and will leave in a
day or two in search of a new location.
He will go first to Grangeville and see
what that part of the country has to
offer home-seekers and business men
and eventually pitch his tent at the
point that seems to offer the greatest
Inducements. We are sorry to see him
leave and hope the result of his trip
around the country will be his return to
good old Meadows. Eagle.
Republican state headquarters has
evolved a different plan of sending out
the speakers Of the campaign than has
been the case heretofore. The state
has been districted and speakers will
be taken care Of and their itineraries