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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
SAY THEY PREFER SHORT HAIR
VARIETY
Naked Philippine savages Go to Sleep
at sundown In Albright Wooden
5oxes-chief Domingo
Is Angry

An Igorrote village asleep is as quiet
as a graveyard at highland as spooky.
A weird stiffness hung over that quar-
ter of Chutes park last night, where the
"head-hunting, dog eating, wild people
from the Philippines" are encamped for
the winter. Evidently the Igorrotes do
not snore or talk in their dreams and
the dogs do not yelp at the moon At
sundown every head hunter had gone
to bed-or rather, to boX--for they sleep
in chests almost air tight. Every one
but Antero, the boy Interpreter. and
three other night hawks, who sat up
until nine, toasting their toes around
camp fire.
Scattered about the enclosure were
half n dozen boxes about four feet by
twelve. These are the sleeping apart
ments of the Igorrotes. A small door
In one end OF each shows the mode of
ingress. They sleep five in "A box and
the boxes must be almost air tight or
they refuse to occupy them. The Igor
rotes are particular. They are not so
fussy about water though. A shower
bath is being erected in one corner for
the daily bath to which they are accus
toned in their native land. In the CEN
ter is the court of justice, consisting of
a circle of stones within an open space
in the center.
Chief Domingo Is Angry
The jail which looks like large dog
kennel, opens on the circle. The high
pole houses are matched with straw
and bamboo brush, and are exact dupi-
cate of their house at Bontoc.
Antero was sulky and not disposed to
sociability. Domingo, the head chief,
with seventeen heads to his credit had
scolded Antero for introducing his wife
the chieftainess-to some inquisitive
visitors in the afternoon. Domingo is
as Jealous as he brave, and 1t made him
wroth to hear the American ask his
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
lGORROTES ARRIVE AND PLAN BIG
CANINE FEAST FOR WEDNESDAY

wife how she would like a white hus-
band. Her answer was all that could
be exacted Of the most faithful wire,
civilized or pagan, but Domingo was
angry, nevertheless, and Antero had to
be punished.
The little savage came out Of the
circle to be introduced TO q reporter,
willingly enough, though he gave limp
hand to be shaken and had little infor-
nation to offer. About all 1t amounted
TO was:
This YER Mise plase-San Francisco
ver' cold. We eat dog by-an-by-
two-three days"
That was all from Antero His chief
was shut up tight i'm a nearby box of
two-inch planks, but boxes sometimes
have ears, and Antero did not propose
to get himself into any more trouble by
talking too much
The chief thing is the Tgorrites in
tend to eat dog, or dogs, in spite of the
fact their manager, r.. Schneidewind
has been warned by officer thinner of
the Humane society that arrests will
promptly follow any such action.
Must Have Their Dog Meat
Furthermore, and worse, they will
buy their dog meat from the city pound,
and failing there they will get their
dog any way they can-but they must
have dog. a dog feast is as much
necessity to the social life of the Igor
rote as roast turkey is to an American
on Thanksgiving. 1t would be well to
Keep a close guard on the family pet,
particularly il he has short hair. The
Igorrote does not eat the long-haired
variety.
"In Bontoc, their native country"
said Mr.. Schneider, "dogs are bred Cor
eating, just as pigs and sheep are in
this country. If they are humanely
killed 1 don't see where there is any
ground for complaint from the Humane
society. We have had trouble with the
authorities though OH that account in
every city in which we have appeared,
but nothing came of it all"
THE Humane society will keep watch
on the Igorrotes." says Mr.. thinner.
land there will be arrests as soon as a
dog is killed"
Wednesday the village will be in
readiness for the dog feast, which is
given once a week. and the public will
be able to eat Ponto with the Igorrotes
if officer thinner does not interfere.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
STEAMER ASHORE; ALL SAFE
Belgian Vessel Antieoon Wrecked at
Little Island, Near Norfolk,
Niruinia
BY Associated Pres.

struggle of forty-three hours with
winds and waves, during which the
crew had no time for eating or Sleep
ing, the Belgian steamer Antigoon,
Capt. Calimette, went ashore at Little
island, about twelve miles south of this
place, early today. No lives were lost,
the last man being brought safely to
shore late this afternoon.
The Antigoon cleared Mobile Decem-
Der /, loaded with lumber for La Ro-
ehelle, France, by way of Norfolk for
coal
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
ARMENIANS RIOTING
Turkish Authorities Claim Russia Has
Distributed Arms in
Tiflis

BY Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec 15.-The
Turkish ambassador at st. Petersburg
has been instructed to draw Russia $
attention to the serious situation at
Tiflis Caucusia, where it is alleged the
Russian authorities are distributing
arms to the Armenians and melting
them to massacre the Tartars.' The
Armenians are alleged, with the assist
ance Of the troops, to have taken full
advantage of the opportunity and to
have invaded Mussulman residences,
including those of Turkish subjects,
slaughtering the women and children
as well as the men.
The appeals of the Turkish consul TO
the local authorities at Ti1is were un-
aYailing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
THE EASY OIL.

SCOTS Emulsion is
"the easy oil easy to
take, easy in action. Its
use insures deliverance
from the gripping and nau-
seating sensation peculiar
to the raw oil. Nobody
who has any regard for
their stomach thinks of
taking cod liver oil in the
old way when SCOTS
Emulsion is to be had.
1t is equally certain that
no one having a regard for
their health will accept a
cheap emulsion or alco-
holic substitute for Scott's
Emulsion. 1t fulhlls ev-
cry mission of cod liver
oil and more.
SCOTT BOVINE. 4sS Pearl Street, AeS York.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
Attempt to Wreck Trains
BY Associated Press.

ASHLAND. ore, Dec. IA South
ern Pacific detective who has just re-
turned to San Francisco has been in
vestigating two attempts to wreck pas
senger trains on the Southern Pacific
near Hornbrook, Cal distractions
were found on the tracks mile north
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

of Hornbrook Monday afternoon Just
ahead of the overland passenger train,
broken brake blocks being wired to
the rails. The same night a pile of
ties was found across the track a short
distance south of Hornbrook.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
SuIphuric Flames Kill Assayer

SALE LAKE, Utah. Dec. 15.-R. H.
Officer, an assayer widely known in
western mining circles, was found dy-
ing this morning in the basement of his
place of business, presumably suffo-
Gated by sulphuric fumes arising from
ores which he was testing. He expired
soon after being found by cne of his
employees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
Girl: Giri:' ~ Dresss' .s ss'ss'. .$2.48

Girls school dresses, made of
plain granite cloth, cashmeres
and checked materials; Rus
sian blouse style; plated or
gored skirts; sizes 6 to Ia
years; values to $3.9S. Today,
each, $2.4S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
Votes.

NOteS.
/ mo- subscription to Herald. 90
3 mos. subscription to Herald.... 450
6 mos. subscription to Herald. .... 1900
12 mos. subscription to Herald... 1850
8 years subscription to Herald. ..1S,OOO
10 years subscription to Herald. q. 81 500
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

Remember that in the future the
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
N ! R
SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER.
N F Bluff Ark

Tie Twice a=week Republic et 5t Loas. the best somi=week ly newspaper jn the country, and FARM PROGRESS, America $ leading agricultural and home monthly vii be seHt 10 any ad- dress-or 10 separate addresses, when so requested tor ONE Dol LAR year.
 Fae Twiee-a=weele Republic for nearly century has earned sad maintained the confidence oi hui million readers | covers fbc news of the world thoroughly and accurately and issues =peeial Saate edItians, each eoasaiIs5f#s f5,5 h. test and most reliable eH5gts ot the Fartealur iecaitv 5a when t clrealeta- Ifs sfec,ai depart meuts aHe edited by exports. and lis artists and contributors are among the best in the country II k published every Tuesday and Thursday eight pages each issue
 sixteen pages d week,
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
Name
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NOTICE.

ue io.aWHE Haal4d Executors Adnln- istraEzfs and 6uardIsFs asve fled thrit Ai., mud Accounts Caffea, a, tae Apfr Peru. 14o5, gi tfe Drew Probate Court 10 come up Tor approval Il lhe Jale term. 1905. of saia Court. as follows. ta-@it ' c. Stanley. fzaceter Eztate Nj L. Breedioye, deeoased, first account
 c. ". Lambert, guardian Carl Milas, miaor; sixth and ,,ansl sceannt
 | IL Barnett Admr Est. D. E Lamb. deca second and final s.eount i J E. Barber. guardian Carroll Raw les minor; tll(n acconat.
 ( l.. Bnrls guardian c. L. Bnrks Jr.. and Harvey Ray Busss, minors; 4tb account l. H Brown guardian Annie Thurman and Alien fnmman. minors; ist aeeoeat. Il. Brown, guardian Marion Thur man. minor, lst aaa anal account.
 Waiter Lambert, guardian Dullus Mics. minal G.h account.
 lia> Nelson, Admr estsle Daniel Ridg- ell, aeccose!; 4th account,
 k " HsFrei. guardian B (. rrewtt mIHar, tta and fna ao,oau-.
 Nrs Matilda NJ Matthews. Fxr. Estate T. H Matthew. decea.sd. lst acconnt j. 6 Williamson, guarlian Batti- Gas ter, puor; 2nd account. i J. q Williamson, guardian John Caster minor, 2aa account
 J. q Waaamsao sasslmn Leone Gas- ter. minor: 2Gd account
 J c. Taylor guardian Anna Boll lay lar. miaars tth account
 j.G Taylor, EAr. Ea II. R. Taylor, ! deceased. 4;h account
 E. II Wolf. guardian Ruth Founders, minor, lst account
 R II. Wolfe. guardian Cleveland r i Pa8Hd-rs miaar# fst aeeonnt.
 R | Wolfc. guardian Jemas . Pound CTS. minori lst account.
 K Ii Wolfe Ezr. Estate A [. Pound ars. aecaasedi l-t account.
 c T. Harrls, guardian Ruth Harris, n.- 1 ual l2th aeconnt.
 Ars AL. Fas3 AdmA. estate u. Ford. 3aeeasad, 9aa nceeunt
 J. B Distoogh guardian Archie Prewiit, mi1ar. 8rd ae,ount.
 j. G Williamson, guardian Elear. Maade and Claude Ford naafss }=t ae- count,
 T F. 1aar guardian Jyt Poaader#, mi nn; st account
 T F Tilial, gl4rdia. P.ekcns roa mta7r, 1t aetouf4t.
 JJ Diaken, guardian Joaa | DHcIs4e. mH6r; +tG account.
 F S. tf4iielEaaaal |. | Morgan Ezrs as.asy T V. G1, else; a.. aea4at
 | L. Hardy guardian trz-. Mea4 .r- Ea.t Harper minors, gae aee5.#t
 / r Wood. gaarlat zs.t aiiles. niieor Gta account
 z.T. Wood guardian Jaaah E. Stgron minor, In account.
 ]. C. KeoS, guardian Earl Niles, minor 6th aeconn..
 NJ r Cfasnatt Adar estate R. . Ben. nett, daeeaeed, lst and iirai account
 And notice ;s hereby gisea thnt all pc sons Interested ii any ot lhe above nnaee setticmeat, ara warned to come forward ,ua iie szaepsioas ibeaeto, ifany they haee, v OF lsf,-a tho -al day af the July term iao- Q, .hj. eoart, or fiay will be forever bsfre. fro.a aAezptiuc tbsrcto or a.,y item thereot
 N,ass, my hagd ana official seal this 2ne jay oi Aiav l9e5.
 J W AINBIQ County Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
StraYed CT Stolen.

From the undersigned, en e about the iI,h Of March. igo5. oae heat bay or sofrei mare. hee years e.d aba~t aau4- a eae white face. and one fore foot white and foretoP roa1hed.
 Aay inf9rmat,on leading to the recovery of same, W: be literally rewarded
 EI1s. T nake
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
.B Cree ping Death.

Blood poison ereeps ID toward the heart, eausine death. J r. stearHs. Beiie FiafHe. Hnna writes that friend dreadtuliy in inred his hand which swelled up ike blood poisoning BueKlen' 5 Arniea Salge drew out the poison. healed the wound and saved his lie. Best ID the world tor burns and sores. 25c at Bordeaux K drug store
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

in the Supreme and Divine God of t1e universe, His preconcerted plau for fhe salvation of all H.s creatures by the gift of Ills belov ed z9a. Jesus Who of Us can de fine tae word christian, app.,- cable t. man. To lt5 Christ ..kl E e be christian and Che ever prt<eut sill is our only excuse with d Sallor who $ love and mercy cN tend out through the great eAp4Gsc of eternity.
 Ills wife aad three children trc Jeff to depiore his untimeiy death. His love for his Iittle children was the grandest of nature gifts and his love and gentle care fof them while sick showed the anxious aud loving father. w. his friends, have only words of sorrow and re gret that be sbouId pass from our midst Iust to the prime Of man hood leaving much Joy and plca, ure U look forward to in the fu- tDre
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

Stg.yed from Bam4z, Ark, one sasi b.,} horse about : years old, 70 mark thin tall, aa, @as n poor condition when he Stfayea of N hen .ast=seen was going trem tas Watson place, toward Bartholomew
 Any information leading to hls recovery will be thankfully feeeiv- ea and iibef4ny z wafded y Joe Lee Allen Monticello, Ark. or lack Bernhafdt Dumas. Aft.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

From The papers We see tt8t F. C Hammock Esq, of th.s eily. h5s opened | railroad office u Pine Bluff where he and some Colo. tado capitalists aiii direct the binding of the railroad south through the counties of , Jefferson. iaacoin and Drew. hlF Parker. wHo buiit the Flaa4Jaf9 road E a9hind t5e movement and 1T fs keiy sach I road viii be built. Monticello mus reach out and get tHF5 road tf=it ,tafts this way
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
Iii Memory o9 lae t5abbeft.

We arc cast in mold of fear and dzet1 II the uncertainty of ffe tHa t6e surety of deatb. | comes to Us II a'l= times, when we Hft oar healt from the earth and try to peer into sl.e far beyond of 5he etarul future.
 We aeard of the passing of our ftend w,th sorrowful sadness. All who knew Joe Ga6hcrt knew aaug6t of saaie CT selt-risateous- ness wien " thank of the weak ness Of .he whole human family. Our multitndinous iaperfectious. our errors, both Of heaft aud mind, reycrt to our friend 4s we knew hjm n life. We can but acknoWl. edge his many virtaes, and the warm, large heart that pulsed in love compassion and sympathy for his feilow-aan. fo the siek he was ever helpful friend. Hiin. self q great sufferer ff3n an accl. deat 10 his eye sustained in h. outh he' e'coald fec for the afflicted and eyer ready with bi- minlstra tons and sympathy IL believed
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

a--r'
 Ne have saeeved=eur fir~t eal. ioad ol ice and are nov ready k supply car= =cuslouers.=
 D. :. Wells Produce Ga.
 Engineer George Sh4a7bo oao has been ruua'ng o5 the Warren Brunch for several 5ea5=. spent l low aay ,a our ..y ias uega
 M,5ue3 -3etae aeaes a9s. fa#f GsrHr }iee so >Ifss Came Us.c,. oa @la, f#e sal Re \ E e. gH@r aoi55Hs a~ i.f
 lfesrs. f71s.aa S8ett5a and G-a#. 1...a1ert .ett last Monday morning for Poughseepsie N E., where they go to take conner cial course.
 Mrs. Walter Wheeles and littIe daughter Mary, after an extended visit to relatives ill this city have returned to then home at Wagon. CT, L T.
 Mrs Eliza Spencer and grand daughter M,ss Martha Litg W j. 3uli left last Tuesday morning for Psris, Texas, on visit to MFs. Chas. Mcdonald.
 The scientists wno were pr5Pb ec} ing a year oI so 55ak that moist ure was gradually aeysne uP. must have been looking 5n tHe Wr5ns side 5f the moon.
 Ne have complete line oT pee tsoL4s and 9ptls4i goods ad are prepared b fiji glasses To people ot all #ees tt
 Brown, McQa.etoa < C..
 Nf5. Lzz54 Gorr,gao, 4ftor 4n extended visit to relatives .n tal, city has Fsturaed to her home al 1laazfcld Ms i<iigfy Caster 5e- eompanled her home
 Ne Will pay the bagbest price for fars. hdes. beesWax. ta.la8. etc. De sare aid .ee= Hs when gga have any af these i=tisie~ ,a -eIl tl. H.aia, Robinson t Co
 NJ. E. Cowie- has oa display q fine assortment of superior m.5i'- nery. winch e54Js selling at 4t- traeeyr prces. Everything ap=to- date Tel your friends.
 frzt v-d-,eveaty.fTe gen uae #hfte Mountain ice Cream Free srs-aes, rn4de-trp.4 no, toH and guaranteed. at
 fisakias lIard~tts Co s.#
 M E.ezssf EfIll WHa, ..az lsa teaching ln the public school n this city left last Monday morn ing for her home at Dardanelte. Miss Hal made many friends while here and was quite favor ita with the young people.
 Pine Bluff is extremely jealous of Monticello, and cannot suffer Monticello to get away with t in anything Two weeks aso Mon aee1.o had the biggest food ID its history, aad on tbe 5t6 inst. Pine Bluff went # one better and lk cd to have washed away
 Col. W. F slemons pug dog. Rex died on last Tuesday at the advanced age tof dog) of twelve years Most of oug citizens were well acquainted with this dog, as he haG been the Cot S con stant companion for the past eight or Ter years
 &0TlGE-I wiil pay $5o.oo re. ward for sufiicienl evidence io con vlct lhe person or persons who are cutting the wire fence around N CaVaaess pasture .on Eltf'u ptaine. Dfew eounsy. Ark.
 Aa.9e9 Wilson.
 Nay II sna. sherlfi. s--.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

Stop yoar scratching by asiag BofdeaaS' Peter Letsen.
 Straw hat5 ga'aa at bargain. et II Y Wilson : Co.
 Gardcn seed in bulk at Bordeaux Drug Store. if
 Dr. Ed. Shewmake visited Der mott last Monday.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratohers. If Col. W. r. Slemons. made yis- it to Little Rock last week
 Ed. MeVay has an office at k. D. Wells { Sons stable. 3t
 Mir. Arthur Garry made q visit to Little Rock Last week,
 spectacles that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If Mir. Beverly Cowles spent last Sunday at home in thls city
 Landreth garden seed at Eor- deaux Drug Store. tf
 Ii rained some last Saturday night and Sunday morning.
 Fine quality garden corn at Bordeaux Drug Store. If. Lawn swings and settees at J. 5. Wilson Furniture Co $.
 Ponderosa tomato seed at Bor. deaux Drug Store. IL The MoNr1eELLosIAN Phone No. B. Send in your locals.
 GARDEN aEED.-AH kinds Ut Bordeaux Drug Store. If. Mr. RoAy Wells has returned from pleasant visit to Hot Springs.
 First class MeCormlsk harvester for sale. Apply to Geo. A Er- win. 2t There was government reve- nue officer here !4s, week collecting revenue from beverage sellers.
 Rock bottom prices made on fertilizer, Il
 4t II. NJ. Wilson & Cos. Miss Abbie Curry left last Mon- day morning for Lexington, IL, on visit to relatives
 NJ. [. Erwin, of McGehee, visited hls family in our city the the first of this week.
 If you need fertilizer don't fai} 10 sec us.
 4t II Il. Wilson < Go. MT. Sawyer Sten, of Hamburg, was q visitor to our city the first of this week.
 Mr. and Mrs j D Ahrens left last Monday morning on visit to Hct Springs.
 Mrs. \. T, Gotham has returned from visit to relatives 'n Little Rock.
 Odorless Refrigerators at | 2 lowest prices.
 ]. B. Wilson Furniture Co. Miss Blanche Haii visited rela- tives and friends in Memphis, thls week
 Be sure to eat at the new Res taurant-R. K crossing. If. J. E. Shell. Mf John Jones, of Defmott, was business visitor to our city last week
 For ease, comfort and wear, buy the famous "Key Brand shoe from r B Wells. It Monticello, with two ice houses, ought to be able to keep cool this summer.
 Buy an Odorless Refrigerator and get the best.
 I. E. Wilson Furniture Co. All kinds of crop acreage will be reduced this year by the weather.
 We have received another car load of the famous Atlas food.
 b. $. W els Produce Co. Mir. K. W. Wilson. of LonolSc, was here this week on visit to relatives and friends.
 New line of choice perfumes and toilet soaps at Bordeaux Drug Store. II.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11


 Mcssrz. l. L. s3aakias. fred Wells aad Frank Walker visited :. arren last week.
 II the grip grips you, you gel i No. 10; 1t gets taa rr5p.
 If. Brown. MsQaisson < e. T'he sn5ioof ofg aao.e5o pssae school binding for Monticello E heinS aaj,s5ad, Nrk71s4. Glyor Rrz-htof for tTk.ners Hvo-.
 U Heasaaz Dug >t4fe \ asz.v a4a. gtss'. a,aeas aas of Town send arskr .ast veea which weighed eleeeo pounds Persons who have friends visit ing them from a distance will please let us know it. Phone 30. Episcopal services at the Court House next Sunday at II q. m. and } 9 F nj.
 Odorless Refrigerators .'at redue cd prices
 B. Wilson Furniture Co Miss Katherine Hayes spent sev- eral days at Lake Village thts week.
 A few bicycles from 4lo oo and up at
 Hankins' Hardware Co s. Get | Telephone and De happy Nothing like t for 50 small aa in vestmeat.
 Valley Telephone Co. Mr and Mrs Tracy Finn aDt little son, Mike, of Little Rock, were here tbs week on q visit to relatives.
 Let us figure on an Ornamental Iron and ~teel Wire Front Yard Fence, put ID for you.
 Hapkju5 Hardware Co. The big creeks were just begin. ming to get dshlble. when s4tur- day and sundays rains put them ap agaia.
 For aale-A good mare, works anywhere; saddles wei ard good breeder. tf
 K. F Vance Bordeaux. Farming operations received another set back from the heavy rains of the drst Of t65s week Things grow from bad lo worse. Big lot of laaIs collars and belts must be sold. regardless of cost. Do you want one.
 + NJ. Wilson S Co Miss Lola Hudspeth, of Hud. speth, is here on vzft 10 hef grand parents. Mir. and Mrs. !. N, 9heWmake.
 Bay your meat from the Parlor Meat Market. It will give you satisfaction.
 tf MeVay < Marks. We hear of some farmers wao have planted neither cora or cot ton yet An early frost wlII be bad on them.
 Ed. McVaY's office is located at R D. Wells < sons stable. where he invites uis friends to call and see hun. There we're more people m town last Saturday than for sometime. Psop'e from the country were here trading.
 Low cut shoes for ma. women and children Must bs closed oat. Do you wanta par at=a price.
 II. NJ. Wilson X Co. Mr K. D Wells ief, the first of this week for Holden, Mo, where he goes .o purchase car ioad of stock
 Window and picture glass-ali sizes also patty, pants aud var nishes at Brown, MeQulstou & Co $. If Mr. r. 4. MeEay and wife, af ter ten days visit to relatives n tbis city, have returned to their home in Pine Bluff
 We pay the highest market price for hides, fure wool, beeswaX and tallow
 if NfcEay X Marks. Bring me your country produce. an, ,,fsysT ,i,.#z
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
iccai It Te1 S

White goods at reduced prices.
 MsCiog ! Trotter.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
Brown Q0Htoa=5

Gfs LazHa G9rrgsR, after AT extsaded visit tor~latfvvs .n 5#l- lefty has returned to her home q, Mansfield. Mss hiffy Gss.af se- com panied her home.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

Stop yoar scratching by nsiag Bofdeaux2 Peter Lotion.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

are built of sold heeis-oak solss aath cork egshi9Hs fa between-seiect cuts of leather
 -iast-eeior eyele's--and baaias in the busi=
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

You would not have 10 spend money for new shoes So soon again. either.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

Straw hat5 ge5aq at bargain. zt II ' Wilson : Co.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

The scientists w'4o yefe pfoPb ecyfag a year oI a0 back thaf me1st ure was gradually drying up, fnass have been looking 5a the Wr9ns side 8f the moon.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

preserves their artistic style and dressY appearance by holding ap the sides. keeping tho feet steady the heels ffo5o slipping = and the shoes from twisting out of shape.
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11
StId N0tile

&13s5 hake
The Monticellonian., 1905-05-11

Ne have q complete liae oT pee tacLes and optical goods sad are prepared b fiji glasses To people ot all 5ges u
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
Less Respect for Law.

Detroit Free Press-The wholesome
respect for the law that once prevailed
has disappeared and instead of seek
ing to uphold it every effort is devot-
ed to defeating the ends of justice by
fair means or foul. Men guilty or
crimes against society are sentenced
to short terms in prison if not free al
together; the murderer and the thlef
are treated with the utmost consider
alton and succeed in eliciting the sym
patty Of those who should be first to
condemn them. Even when punish
men in some degree commensurate
with the offense is inflicted lenient
governor or pardon board adds its
mite toward the general disorgan1za-
ton by shortening the sentence. On
every hand there is apparent dtsre-
gard for the law, an Indifference to
consequences, an implied realization
that the punishment will be light, that
is the most potent factor in the In
crease in lawlessness which endangers
the future Of the nation.