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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

d COW man Tn good and regular stand ing.
 As far as tue regularity is concern ed. that weJl}l be pretty hard th"2 .o answ"r- hHt he's hai an interest i} the xxx sinrc-sinre"
 He drove Rodneys sheep over the cliff?"
 '.Ain't you a little hard on the be ginning of his cattle career! lt usual ly goes by more businesslike name but'-hc shrugged his shoulders-''ft' : up to the xxx We wouldn't have him help to pull logged cattle out of 2 creek
 The beeves. hidden in q simoom o their own stamping. were gradually being pressed forward on the trail, huge pawn. ignorant of its owl strength. manipulated by handful c men and horses Its believing, like tll' tuning of a thousand bass fidales shook the stiffness like the long. srle roar of the sca :sS out of the plain tht' tlun1c"o:l to feed the multitude.
 "Neil. there goes as pretty bunci of HorterhouSes as I'd want to pu l tooth to If l get away from here with l in the next two months as I'm eH peeting. doubtless I'll meet some @ 1 you again With your personality some what obs.ured by reason of frie' onions "
 sYle foreman Of the Circle Star wave his band after the slowly moving her that gradually pressed forward like a ar.ly in loose marching order o'i riders gal.oped ahead. like dartinS i! Srcts. and pointing the numbering ma that traled it's half mile length at SnailS pace.
 Gro Be Continued.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

Through the window they could see Alida's dress glimmering like phan- tom ill the darkness as she strained her eyes toward the path. Peter hated to leave the women and children i'll this desolate place. The night was far spent To reach the roundup in season he could at best snatch couple of hours sleep and be again in the saddle while the stars still shoGa. His saddle and saddle blanket were enough for him. The broad canopy of heaven the bosom of mother earth, had given him sound, drealnless sleep these many years He bade the women good night and made his bed where the canyon gave entrance to the valley. But sleep was slow to come Now, ill that vague, uncertain world where we fall through oceans of space, and the waking is the dream the dream the waking. Peter caught pale flashes of kitty's gold head as she ran and ran, ever ill the pursuit of something. she knew not what. And as she ran hither and thith- CT she would turn her head and becllon to Peter and as he followed he felt the burden of years come upon him. And then he saw .Iudith's eyes. still and grave He turned and wakened. Eo; it was not .Iudths eyes, but the stars above the mountain tops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

0NHE stars were still shining when
 Peter Hamilton looked at his
 watch next morning, but he
 ~ sternly fought the temptation to lie another two minutes by remember ing the daE's work before him. and went in search of the horse that lie had not picke1ed overnight, as the beast re- qureI fu.t i,e... ..s5v. tile il ,.d nights r.1ie .ie .l,;i: given him. petel had rolled out of Ri; blankets wi |. keen anlicipatory relish for tine d2. ahead. 1t was well, he knew, that there was ample work of a definite nature for Peter the cow puncheT; as for Peter the man, he Was singularly at sea. Had Judith Rodney been his desert comrade all these cheerful years for him to get his first belated insight into the real Judith only few little hours bac<t Or Was it. he wondered, her seeming unconsciousneSs of him as she rode brave and sorrowful through the night to avert, if might be. hel brothers death--at all events, to com fort and inspirit the frightened womaN and her little chiliren-that had fresh. ly tinged the friendship he had so long felt for her: Many Were the questions that Peter vaguely put to himself &s he started out for his long day ill the saddle. and none of them he answered Indeed, he could not satisfactorily C. plain to himself why he should thl of .it.t.i.n 1t Sil ill this Way. Sure was str;tage thing that io should C. cover himself ill Il sentimental drcasu of Judith.
 For it was in such dreams that Kat! erine C0.e' iuol,e had figured ever sii Peter couii Ie.9pabrr. For years, II. deed - and JuG:eeh knew it-he h., stood. ta#.r ana t9jc.2bla. VI ti4g [ Chlae to throw her dainty lsrl;tJ. E, Ch.op had in;iuatad that her grar"t fingers were engaged With the ink ,.@ and her head with schemes for fur,i.t Sonneting
 And there was Judith the great heart- ed, Judith who was as inspiring as a breath of hill air, Judith with F. 1 thought of careers beyond the loyal d9 1 ing of her woman's part, Judith. trust and loyal-anl Judith with that ac. cursed family connecticut.
 Peter frightened his cineh and turned his horse westward. After couple of hours hard riding he could dimy make out specks moving on that huge background of space, and presently his horse neighed and put fresh spirit into his gait. recognizing his fellows | in noviDp dots On the vast DprSDpct i've. and, being a beast of some intelligence, 1 for all his heavy footed failings, he reasoned that food and rest would soon be his portion. Peter had no further use for the rOwel
 Breakfast was already well under way when, he reached camp. The out fit. seated on saddles in a semicircle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04
~oW Rates to Summer Resorts V
 The North.Western Line.

Very low rates in effect daily fro; Chicago. with corespondingly lot "ates from other points to Lake Ger wa, Waukesha. Green Lake, Devil Lake, Madison, Milwaukee, Fond q Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah-Menasha, Eagl River, Manitowish, St. Paul, Minn' apolis, Lake Minnetonka, Ashlanc 'Hperior, Duluth, Marquette. K
 ."n limit October 3l. Frequent ia
 trough trains The best of eVet
 ing. Illustrated booklet "1i
 alies and Summer Resorts of ' Northwest" containing detailed Ela
 f the lake region, list of hotels ar 'oarding houses with rates, etc.. se' r" receipt ef cents in stamps B. Kniskern, P. T. M., P Fifth ave A.-aGO. ItI)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04
HEALTHY PLANT2
aesvlre the Most Careful Attention ..
 We'll as Good Soil.

Did you ever see a rosebush which despite the most benefcent enVironHe' Sf soil-of sunshine-and of a1mospher' seemed never to achieve a Eealti- growth.
 A ton of manure will not help a ri2r that has a canker ea ting o5.t it's heart
 You must destroy t'le cause before V can remove the effect.
 You cannot cure Dandrnff aad 7' '' ness by rubbing on hair lotions. ;-, rubbing i'll Yaseline, etc.
 You must lock 70 the cause O. f treuhle--it's a germ af the roots your hair which causas t l., fall n
 Newbro's FIerpicitIe Ccstco"a +a5s 5.o, and healthy hair is Inc sire T"s','t
 Sold ivy leading druggists. Se1'9' T.'. stamps for sample to ">he f'<'-' Detroit Mich.
 For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, 2 Main street. special agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

Advertising Is to business Wha. steam is to an engine-the power which makes it moN e.-Edith R. Gerry in Printers Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

Advertising undoubtedly takes away Iie business from those who do no advertise and gives it to those who do.-Anaconda, Mont, Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
 Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF; ARKANSAS.

FURNITURE. PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE MAN ANUFAcTURNG COMPANY. AND sAlEsROoM 423425 STREET street Cotton Belt de bot invitation extended city and inspect
  FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.
 crockery graniew  China At every day Ithe IsAAcE
 Goods Furnisipgs Mo- point Pine Bluff, Alkansas MERCHANTS wEsTeRooK AND COM MISSION COMPANY. Brick Clay Plaster Shpuf Field seed,etc specaty
 FoUN DERs DiLLEY FOUNDRY Logging rail- engines bor saw and ming machinery, Machinery Supplies
 BUSINESS COLLEGES JAMES BUSINESS cILLEoE e---~~ -~ sl of ambio- Ros
  J w Prn, Pine Bluff
 vNDEKTAKERs EMPAA- HOLDERNEss-FiTZHUGH CO., We carry complete the trade hat cannot pice quality being considered Emba all hours ieiesraph anu phone rders prompt attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

The af5 of advertising consits in niahlng Waat you wish to dispose of hhoWn 10 tie worli.-Dr E. A. Dickin. @on, Omaha.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04

T owe ny whole life to Burlock Blood Bitters. ScrofulOus sores coy efea my body seemed beyond cure E. B. 5. has nade mo q perfectly we'll woman. M1's Ghas. Hutton, Rervlle. Mich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-04
CHAPTER NI.

THE stars were still shining when
 Peter Hamilton looked at his
 watch next morning, but he Stn,nIy fa1lui,t tho famDt1tiOD to
The evening world., 1905-10-06
TWO CHADWICK
JURORS ACCUSED
One Declared to Have Offered
u Cover Bet ard Other Quo ed
as Expressing Belief Woman
Was Guilty,

tSneClal 10 Inc Evening NOF.ll
CINCINNATI, oct. 6-Wlli1m Atchc-
son, Of Detroit and W, r. Denman Of
New York city, travelling men who are
in this city, tcll A story to-day that
may he the means Of getting Mira.
Cas- !e Chadwick the new trial sne
seeks They were Stopping at the H2w-
ley Hyusn IN Cleveland during the
Chadwick trial.
ION one occasion when ! and Mr..
Dcbman were taking a drink with
seyorAl OF the rhadwlck Jurors" said
Mr.. Atches)n, II Offered To bet s2j 20
tO that Cassie would be acquitted
one OF the jurors whose name ! cannot
recall, offered b cover my money.
had merely made a blum TO see what
those juryren would say
And" interrupted Mr., Denman after
oorroborating the statement made by
Atcheson, 81 don't forget what another
Of the Jurors said We were Discus ing
the case and de declared, II believe
tlat Ca7sis l.. Chadwick Is guilty"
A4chsson and Denman ara willing 70
take affidavits to what they say
The evening world., 1905-10-06
CASSIDY HAS
A REAL FIGHT
ON THIS YEAR
Bermel's Bolt Will Make
Queens Borough Cam
paign Interesting.

There's a hot campaign on IN Queens
and every voter IS wearing a button
showing q preference for either Cas-
sldy or Bermcl for Borough President.
Buttons have been out several days,
though Joseph Burned, former Public
Works Commissioner, WIS turned down
last might by the R~epu5li'ans at ia
inaica, and President Cassidy Will not
be renomina'sd bv the Democrats until
tomorrow,
Tho Repup5lirans named ex-sherlf
Joseph 81 BraEsa. but he says ne VIII
not run. so the rrrm.l men arc still
hopeful anyway with three candidates
In TIE f,li Tiov say Cassidy can be
defeated
To-day Bormc'. friends will n,e their
petition with the names Of 200 signors
TO nominate him on an Independent
ticket, which Will have for ITS emblem
a. Indians head and will be known as
uhr J]cnyrsonIan DoT,cracy ticket,
Iae Democratic convention viii be
The evening world., 1905-10-06
PHOTOGRAPH CASE PUT OFF.
Gray Accused OF Stcpiing Prints
of Famous Paintings worth $4,000

william c. Gray, thlrty-iour years
old, o. photographer, OF 10. ~ Third
avenue. vino was arrested OIL sept %,
charged with the larceny Of $1,000 worth
Of photographs, vas rcarraignal in the
Morrlsania Court to-day before Magis-
trato Wah!e. Tho con- ?lainant was
william A.. Cooper, Of No. 1913 Bergen
street, Brooklyn, a PHOTOGRAPHER, at No.
l0t East TWenty.tuird street.
Cooper has a contract with the pub
llshing house ~ Merrill Z Baker, Of no.
Q East Sixteenth street, to make copies
OF famous paintings In various nrt gnl-
leries Of the city, to be embOlled In A
work Ct fifteen volumes % sell Tor $1,000
a volume, lie employed Gray to do
some OF the work, ana Cooper alleges,
Gray stole about $500 worth Of photo
graphs, selling thom to ast dealers. The
case was Adjourned until Oct. 10.
The evening world., 1905-10-06

held IN Long Island City tomorrow
Bermel vas r. regular Democrat until
Tuesday when he resigned from the
County Comm tee after being charged
with treachery to the organization. For
four years he served under Cassidy ne
PuDiic Works co rDissi)nor, and the
Cassidy men are calling him an migrate.
Cassidy promised 20 quit after his Sec
Dad term and give B'rmel the regular
Democratic nomination tor the place.
But easily rec0nsldegcl and deeiied
to run for a third term,
George CHASER, a laRt,ar In Surrogate
Mobiles office, James Hicks, who Wl'
Richard Cookers old leader IN Long
Island city, and former district Alton.
ncy John b. Merrill are among the
Democrats who are fighting Cassidy.
The evening world., 1905-10-06
AUTO STRIKES A COW.
occupnnts, Hurled over stone WnII,
TIRE seriously Hurt,

SOUTH NORWALK, Conn, oct. d
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Wheeler while In
an auto ran into a COW and were thrown
over a stone wall Both are seriously
hurt
The evening world., 1905-10-06
100 BURIED IN
BUILDINGS RUINS.
Vow structure in ~. Petersburg
COllnpscB-Digging Dat the
Victims,

ST. PETERSBURG, oct. Ga five
story building il course OF construction
on MeschtsyaauhaJa street collapsed to.
day and q -larel HCrkmen were
buried In the tu.9s.
lrp to this time only seven have been
cxtricated. They were seriously injured.
The evening world., 1905-10-06

The Pink Edition Of the Evening
World contains All Sporting News of
the Day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
Wooden Mills Win Again

Tom Kay's baseball team added an.
other scalp TO their already long list
Saturday afternoon. The victim was
the Capitol team, and the score was 0
TO 5. This vas the closest game played
last week, and the smallest number Of
people were out TO see II.
Kozier, the Capitol pitcher, was GER,
tainly in the game At all times. He
only pitched a good game. but
pulled in hot liners aud grounders in a
manner that would be a credit TO a pro
fessional. "Ruby" Benson, the cen.
ter fielder, also distinguished himself
by swatting out two three baggers. and
then being compelled to die on third
both times
There were no particular stars AMONG
the men in red, but every fellow did his
best. Tom Kay vas especially clever
in stealing bases. The one thing tina,
eharaeterizes the playing OF the team
is their enthusiasm, which is manifest
at all times
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
STATE NEWS

The Nat Reiss Southern Carnival
Company, which showed here last Sum.
mer, is at Baker City,
The Idaho annual conference Of
hethodists is being held in Baker Civ
and over 200 are in attendance.
The Southern Oregon Veterans, A.
ISOLATION will hold a reunion at North
Bend this week. About 100 soldiers
are expected.
Walter Hall and Miss Edna Niebols
were married in Albany SATURDAY.
Both the young people are Linn county
residents, and quite well known in this
city.
Judge Galloway adjourned court one
day last week to perform the marriage
ceremony Of Glen o. Holman, a lawve,
OF heMinnyille, and Mrs. Mary Hol.
man, Of Dallas.
Mrs, George Reid, OF Lakevisw wa.
brought to the asylum from that plaoe
last week. suffering from an abbera.
saOn OF the mind, caused by worrying.
She is go years old.
The Hotel Mcclellan. Of Rosehrr,
Is now free from all membranes The
SUITS which have been filed against the
proprietor have all been settled salts.
faetorily.
rSSs was the scene Of a whole.
robbery Saturday night, when R
y MeorOskey's store was broken into
ana about $500 worth Of shoes and
clothing taken. Five men were arrest.
AZ Cottage Grove and brought back.
ana some Of the property was found
on them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
salem Has an Inventor

A Salem man has made application
for n patent on a steam engine. which
he claims, win not only utilize every
pound OF pressure generated in the
boiler, but will get POS pounds Of work
out OF every 100 pounds. This would
seem like an impOssibility on the face
OF il, but the inventor has made a
model engine, and demonstrated the
feasibility az the plan. The invention
is all the more remarkable from the fact
that all engines now at work fail 10
get the full 100 pounds Of work out Of
100 pounds Of pressure The new en-.
CINE will have no cutoff, no pulsations
and there will be no limit to the mum.
Der OF the revolutions, except the NAT.
ural limit to a wheels turning.
The inventor has been working nine
years on his invention, and refuses 10
have his name published until he has
secured the patent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21

IL needs but little foresight to tell.
that when your stomach and liver ar,
badly affected, grave trouble IL ahead
unless you take the proper medicine
fOs your disease, AZ MIRA John A.
Young. Of Clay, N. Y, DID. She SAYS:
- had neuralgia Of the liver and
stomach, my heart was weakened, and
1 could not eat / wss very bad for a
long time, but In Electric Bittsrs I
found just what I needed, for they
quickly relieved and cared ne" Bs1.
medicine for weak women sOa un3.,
guarantee BY J. @ Perry, Druevist,
m, Or at SOC a bottle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
rhe runeral Of wiriam reiat.

The funeral Of the late William Feidt
was held from the family home on Lib.
erty street yesterday, and was largely
attended by the friends Of deceased.
The Odd Fellows' lodge, OF which he
was a member, conducted tho services
and Rev p. 8. Knight preached the
sermon.
William Feidt was born in Dauphin
county, Pennsylvania, October 10, 1926,
and died Friday evening, August is,
1905. The cause Of his death was old
age. He was well known in this com.
munity, having come here In 1887, and
has always taken an active interest in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
THESE GOT CERTIFICATES
List Of Successful Applicants to Teach
School.

First grade-Anna Starr, Salem; Ma
bel Harper, Pratum; John W. Smith
Salem; Alice b. Traver, Pendleton
Edith Hazard, Salem; Ida Miller, Sa
lem; Tressa E. Motif, Salem; Alma
Collard, Brooks; George A.. Massey
Hood River; Julia C~hristianson, Wood
burn; Ida S~trsnahan, Hood River
Maud S~tranahan, Hood River; Amy
Maxwell, Rickreall; Bertha Herman
woodburn; Winifred Ralston, Browns
vile; A. A. Ray, Salem; Carrie Chapel
A~umsville; Edith A. Swabb, Salem
Lena Maude Barendriek, Olive M. Mis-
amore, Portland; Jessie NJ. Wilde, Port.
land; Chrystine Thompson, Portland
90.
Second grade-Jean Dewitt, Salem
Mabel Wilson, Salem; Libbie Wilson.
Salem; Jennie Cunning, Turner; Clara
Harper, Pratum; Anna Simpson, Wood
burn; Louis Vinegar, salemj Birdie
Manning, silverton; May Reese, Turner
Maud NJ. Barkus, Salem; Maud A. Barr.
Turner; A. Barbara Baker, Turner
Catherine Standish, Brownsville; Ethel
MeNeal, Turner; Fordene Welborn,
Salem; Mary M. Hoist, Salem; Emma
Knapp, Aurora; Helen Sawyer, Ger
vais; Leila A. Bayles, Salem; Chloe C,
Clark, Molalla; Nellie Albee, Aums-
Vile; Addie Cleveland, Salem; Marie
Il. kissing, Maeleay, Ethel Brown, In.
dependence-25.
Third grade-Mary f. Davidson, sa-
lem; Tero Hicks. Silverton; Clarence
Phillips, Scots Mills; Mae Lovgren.
silverton; Addie Cooley, Gervais; Bes.
sic f. Jones, Maeleay; Maude +. Me.
Kinney, woodburn; Addie Dennis, sa.
lem; Etheldreda Church, Salem; Ruth
Evans, Salem; Ida May stephens.
woodburn; Inez Waggoner, Mehama
Lesta j. Wanless, Woodburn; Eleanor
Richmond, Dora Esther Mills, Salem
Lucinda Slagel, Shaw; Herminia
Knapp, Aurora; Mary L. Hetrick, En-.
ma Hoefer, Champoeg; Ethel Harri
son. Gervais; Lydia A. Manchester, sa
lem; Nellie Gardner, MonmOuth-92.
Primary grade-Adelaide SCHNEIDER
Salient Jennie Burt, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
NEW TO-DAY

The Southern Pacific company
WIN sell tickets Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up to and including
September 80, 1905, 1905. limited to =
days, rate Of 1885. 65|h
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21

the affairs Of the city. He was a re-
tired farmer, and he and his wife, who
survives him, have led a happy exist
enee, making many friends.
The interment was in Odd Fellows
cemetery, whore the remains were laid
to rest with appropriate services. The
floral tributes were many, and showed
the love and respect in which he was
held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

DR.. and Mrs. r. C. Cofey, Of Port.
land visited Sunday with DIR. and Mrs.
f. A. Pierce, at "The Oaks"
Lieut.. ]. d. Scott, Of the Nevada
state militia, Of Reno, Nevada, who has
been visiting at onigum, MINI, Indian
reservation, is in the city, visiting his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Mitchell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
OBJECT TO
THE ACCOUNT

Mrs. Russell L. Haley, through her
attorney, M. f. Pogue, this morning
filed an objection to the final account
of f. A. Pickins, as the administrator
Of the estate Of the late d. B. Piekins,
deceased. In the objections Mrs. Haley
alleges that she and Mrs. Mary Arnett,
Of klamath county, are heirs of the es-
tate of Melbourne Hill, deceased. It
is also alleged that D. B. Picking was
the guardian for Hill, and that he pre-
tended to file a certain pretended final
account of his guardianship, and asked
for his dismissal in 1895. She alleges
further that Mrs. Arnett objected to
the account at that time, and that abe
matter was continued from one term "
court to another until 1897, when the
court found that d. B. Picking was in
debted 60 the wards in the sum of
$23O3.60. She claims that no part Of
this amount was ever paid, and that in
1896 the said d. p. Picking, for the
purpose of defrauding the wards, trans
ferred to his son a number Of lots in
the city Of Salem. She asks that these
Tots be considered as part of the estate,
and that the administrator be ordered
to so include them in his accounting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
An Enioyabla Lawn Partu

a pleasant lawn party was given At
the residence Of Mr., and Mrs J. J. San.
ner, on 18th street, Saturday night. The
hise' was delightful, and, with games
and refreshments passed all too soon. A
large number Of young people were
present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
AgOniEing Burns.

Are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed by Bueklen's Arniea Salvs. q
Riv@bark, Jry Of Norfolk, Va writes
u burnt my knee dreAdfullyj that u
biistered all over. Bueklen's ArAiA
saive stopped the pain and healed y
without = scar" Also heals all WOuads
and sores. a6e at J. c. PsrEy's DSs
giSt, Salem Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
oHlLDREE CRY ron
FlkrcHKR's oARroRIA.


. q ana after the first Of septembs,
NE price Of gas win Be reduced d Al ~
Per thousand feet for all purposes
-. OsitsAs' AsAt q FtastOuoo.
salem, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
Wedding Announcement,

MT and Mrs. r. D. Allen nOuue
me engagement of their daughter, May
70 Mr. Thomas Norwood, the wedding
70 take place August 80, 1905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21

A faint heart has Frequently wO. a
fair lady if the faint hear, Aaa /. -,
bank account.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21

fa@e Il money but the mAn who !.
DOING time has great d~iuisulty in s...
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-16
BeebeetOwn

Miss Daisy Wilson is visiting friends
here this week
The Rev. Silsby purchased a team
harness and rubber tired buggy of Bee
bee & Co. Monday.
Don't forget the big shooting match
Saturday. p. m the 18th.
NJ IS Jennie Becker and scholars will
hold Il box social at the school house
Saturday eve, Nov 18th Everybody
invited
Miss Haincs OF Honey Greek is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Dan Axtell for a
few days
Miss Della Frecmal is spending the
week with Mrs. John sheahan
Basins thrasher is (long fine line of
business in this vicinity.
Miss Jeanne Bechcc will entertain
few friends i'll honor of Miss Wilson
Thursday eve
Leslie Bcebce returned from the west
on Monday last
J ohn .|asir is assistant manager at
the Emporium this winter.
Geo. Weatherlv has been doing fine
wor,i ON the streets of this city lately.
Raymond Onstott is rusticating at
the home of MIR. Blankenship.
w I Hansen celebrated his FORTY
first birthday Monday, for the first
time and the job was we'll done.
The Epworth League will serve ov-
sters on the half she'll. Saturday eve
the 18th,