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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
A Hint to Hunter.

In view OF the fact that 81 me lives
are lost every year on account Of care
less or inexperienced hunters mistak-
ing human being for game, It Is a
good plan to dress SO that there will
be no reasonable excuse for a fellow
sportsman to shoot at you. a red
hat or cap or any hcadwear with q
wide band Of bright red flannel around
it is protection. "A blue or scarlet
wooden hunting jacket or makinaw'
added to this, makes an outfit which
could not be mistaken for game q
any kind by the most inexperienced
sportsman.--IIints to Hunters.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
GATHERING STATISTICS.
=
Commissioner Miller in Town
Tuesday.
Tuesday.

State Comm ssioner of Statistics
Miller, who is making an official tour
of the state, was in Rathdrum Tues
day looking after the work Of gather.
ing the agricultural statistics or this
locality. Mr.. Miller pronounces the
work very laborous. 1t IS the first
time any effort has been made to c. M
pile the complete statistics OF Idaho.
The gratuitous services OF all the
clerks OF school districts in the state
have been solicited TO aid in the work.
A schedule OF questions have been
sent to each of them to learn the
number of farms in each dis .rict, how
many acres each farm contains, now
MANY acres 10 cultivation, what pro
ducts are grown, how many acres vi
each. ana the average yield OF eacn
per acre, etc. These data When once
gathered will be very interesting
Thew will give good idea OF wha'
Idaho is and furnish basis for III
ture comparisons.
The assistance Of the county super
lintendents and county assessors U
kthe state has been secured Win th'
exception Of one assessor. Supefin
lt,ndent Egbers and Assessor Flint
when approached by Mr., Miller read
ily consented TO assist him Ia h'
work as far as possible MT. M'iief
also Collecting statistics of railroads
mining, numbering, etc.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
Little Grandmas.

M ISIS Myrtle J. Baird's class OF stu
dents IN elocution will give an exhi-
bition of Its talent at the Fraternal
hall, Saturday, August 20, at s o.
clock D. m. "Little Grandmas In
Grandma Landn will be given. The
price OF admission will be only "a
cents. Everybody is invited.
Look for the program in nex1
4ek's issue Of the TRIBUNE.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
They appeal to our syrnpathics.

The bilious and pyspcptic are cob
slant sufferers and appeal to our sym
pathjes. There is not one OF them,
however, who may not be brought
back to health and happiness by the
use of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. These tablets invig'
crate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by DR.
+. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
Yane Gets Decision.

On Tuesday the supreme court at
Boise, affirmed the Judgment Of the
district court for KooteDai county In
the case Of Geo. H. Jones VS.. VIM.
Vane ct al, which was decided 10
favor OF the defendants, and requires
the plaintiff to remove a dock which
he built on the Pend d'Oreille
river at Newport,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
Nothing on the Market Equai 70
bamberlain's Collie. Cholera anu
Diarrhoea Remedy.

Tais fact is we'll known to drug
gists everywhere, and nine out OF ten
will give their customers this prepar-
ation when the best is asked for MT
One Witnr.r, a PROMINENT dri'ge's' u
Jonap, Mo !, in circular to his GUS
tomers, says: "There is nothing Oh
the market in the wav of paten'
medicine which equal Chamher'ain''
Cb,ic. Cholera md ID q hcea n'''o ~
Ear bowel complain W sell ane
r.ceumena h. preparation" fo'
sale by Dr., r. venz'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
$500 81 fs54 lgt.gs
FOR RENT:-New house OF az

gf4le tass4eA Ef,Q&f&tH VN4tEtlfA
FOR RENT:-N New house OF ave
rooms. Inquire OF S. r.. Vidger,
Rathdruul, Idaho. AuglisSept !.
The Royal Neighbors will serve
six o'clock supper asthe hall, Satur-
day evening, Aug.ll9. Price Is cents.
County Auditor II. l.. Quarles AID
his brother w. G. Quaries, have cen
absent part Of this week. They
were called to Grangeville, this state,
BY the sad intelligence OF the death
OF their sister at that place.
Miss Myrtle Reinhart, accompanied
by her brother, Roy, and little sister
Vivian, have gone 10 Douglas City,
Wash, where they will remain dur
ing harvest, visiting at the home OF
their sister Mrs. Daniel Martin.
Mrs. r. N. Waddle, proprietor Of
the Rathdrum Hotel, arrived home
Saturday morning from visit to her
old home in southern Missouri. Mr..
Waddle was accompanied by her two
little sous, Fred and Howard. III
Fred Chambard and his cousin,
Bud Gehring, arrived home last Sun
day from weeks pleasure trip TO
the coast. They viewed the Portland
fair and the cascades and visited the
Icities On Puget Sound. as N
| II. r. Smith reports that his ex-
pertinent with soil culture for alfalfa
has proven highly successful and
shows that this product can be grown
on Rathdrum prairie with profitable
results. A
S. Il. Beggs, who Is with NJ. D..
Wright in Alaska, has sent word 10
the store here showing that he has
been at Skagway and other points in
that nelghborhood. Weare Informed
that Mrs. Wright has accompanied
her husband on his northern trip.
| D. r. Adams has been chosen to
represent, the local band in the state
band being organized at Caldwell to
play In Portland the fOrepart OF Sep
TENDER. The band will be composed
of the best musicians in the state Of
Idaho. 1t will be one of the chief
features 10 the celebration of Idaho
Day at the fair, Sept. I.
i James Erikson, the well known
farmer residing near Hauser, was in
town last Friday. Mr.. Eriksou in
forms US there is some difficulty in
getting machiue to thresh the grain
, in his section this year, Reinharl
Bros, having the only threshev oper
ating In this end Of the valley. Na
Mrs. j. Gehring and two sons, But
and Howard. and Mrs. +. S. Allen
who have been the guests of Mr.. ant
!. Mrs. L. Chambard and family for tn
: past month departed, Tuesday night
on their return to their home IL
lSwanton, Ohio. Mesdames Gehrin
/ and Chambard are daughters Of Mrs
: Allen.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18

Fred Pratt, the young man brought
from Standpoint, last week, afflicted
with insanity, was committed to the
insane asylum. An attendent from
the institution arrived Sunday and
took the patient away with him. Ii
was found necessary to strap him to
his seat in the car.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18

A little forethought may save you
no end OF trouble. Anyone who
makes it rule to keep Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand knows this to be fact. For
sale by DR.. f. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18

Dear Gus:--1 have solved the mo-
ther-in-law problem. just give her
regularly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 1t will make her healthy, hap
DIV and docile as a lamb. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets. For sale at
H Rathdru:n Idaho Pharmacy
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18

II you are troubled with dizzy
spells, head ache, indigestion, consti-
patiun, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
lea will make you well and keep you
we'll. II it fails get your money hack.
That's fair. 35 cents. For sale al
Rathdrum Idaho Pharmacy,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-08-18
Personal Mention.

supper VOIUOTVOW cSCuiuR. W
A. NJ. Martin Of Post Falls was in
town Sunday. .
Marion Edwards, the lightweight
wrestler, was in town Saturday.
Jersey milk, s cents a quart.
May5.tf. f. j. Young.
Nicholas Hlte and his brother were
lp from Hauscr, Wednesday.
G. r. Klopf was over to Occur d.
Alcne on business Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Boerklund were
visiting in Spokane few days this
week.
w. IT. Edelblute and family at
tended the circus in Spokane, last
week.
James Casey is operating his thresh-
ing machine in the vicinity Of Spo-
kane Bridge Wash. ~
G. w. Straub and Fred L. Coon
arrived home Sunday from Spokane,
where they went to see the circus
G.. w. Koch and his his nelce, Miss
Sylvia Koch, were. visitors to Spokane
last week to see the circus.
Reinhart Bros, have their thresh-
ing machine busily engaged on Rath-
drum prairie. =
Six o'clock supper, Saturday eve
ming. 25c. IA ss% 58
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 2. Lyon and fami-
" left. Friday Of last week, for Ia
coma where they will reside.
Chas. NJ. Trigg, a prominent farm
er of Stateline, was in toWp yester-
day to make final proof on his home
stead before U. S. Commissioner A.
w. Post.
J. j. Win has practically complet
ed the work of painting the school
house which now presents a yer,
handsome appearance.
M. e. Normoyle, manager OF tn
Mountain View hotel, has moved BIZ
family here from Occur d'Alene. ant
has rented a suite OF rooms in the w
A. Hart brick for residence purposes
b. o. Graham. formerly connecte'
with the Consumers company Q
Occur d'Alene, was in Rathdruul
saturday.
Oscar T.. Sheffield went to Spokan
st Friday to see the circus. Ate
? short STAY in Spokane he expecte
pgo on to Portland to visit tn
evils 81 Clark exposition
II. J. Bell and Edith Allison, bot
of Spokane, secured license heI
and were united ia marriage, Monda.
10y Justice J. Il. Wilson.
w. II. Ellwangcr, superintendent
Of the Bradstrect company or Sp
kane, was in town Tuesday gatherlr
data for their statistics.
ID. Z. Dandy and II. G. Reinige
departed last Sunday night for
week ar ten days visit to the fair
Portland.
jay Wright. son of NJ. D. Wrlc
is now driving the delivery wagon
S +. Beggs s. Co., Paul Reinlp
having taken a position as clerk
the store.
John NJ. Handy had the III luck
have fue heifer killed on the ia
road, within the town limits, u
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mollie Russell! and her .
sisters, Rose and Marguerite, arri>
home last week after protrac'
visit with friends 10 Portland a
Tacoma.
DIR. D. +. Hollister, W. L. Tucl
aud L. II. Tucker took advantage
the arst day Of the bird hunting,
son, Tuesday, and bagged q cn'cA'
on the prairie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
OFFICIALS OF
THEN. p. HERE
President Elliott and General Manager
Van Horn Are In the City on an
81 Inspection Trip.

bC A special train Of four N. p. business
cars pulled in soyer the Old Pioneer
sEeuts shortly after O'clock this af-
prernpens Il frorno sSstag Paul. a Onst the
ttrafrI we're President' EllSottN General
td daiiager Horn General Traffic Man
ager WoodWorth, 10. Van IA Alstyne, me-
,chamical superintendent, and a number
of minor officials A guest of Mr.. El-
lott was levy formerly
conirscted With the Burlington,
The train was, at 1tlis depot platform for
about hah All hour and that time was
devoted by the officials to 4 walk about
the yards ia the vicinity of the pas
senger depot and a view was taken OF
1.-the electric light plant. Members of
the party received and dispatched a
large number oi telegrams Presi-
dent Elliott is making thorough tour
OF inspection and will so through to
the coast. s5.3
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
FOOTBALL.


Chicago, Now ar So greatssis The
interest in the outcome az Sthe Thanks
giving day football game between al,e
University Of Michigan and the EIIniyer-
sity of Chicago teams for the iiiter-col~
slegiate championship OF the IL
NineAto be played on Marshal field,
that every seat with the exception 81 Il
lew thousand reserved for the students
tor the game have already been sold
tickets for the game were put on sale
yesterday for the first time III 4 down
town sporting goods store and se areaf
was the rush that those who got into
the waiting line At o:3o ii, the morning
were still auxiously waiting at IL o clock
IN the Afternoon for the much desired
little pasteboards. Last night whc,,
fhe last ticket had been disposed of,
there were still thousands al nerspns
sclanoring for seats which they were
unable to Obtain.
Arrangements have been made by
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
Fargo GO-ANETA TRAIN
LITERALLY PATRONlZED

The Fargo Aheta train dashed into
the, N. P; depot this morning, sharp on
time with the, cars we'll filed with pas
sengerS, many more ladies than were
yesterday and III was noticed that they
Were soon vending their ways to the
stores OF their choice. Not all OF the
passengers alighted at the M r. depot,
'a large number went OH to the G. III.
WA Moofhead last night the return
train to Aneta was well patronized there
being several for Casseltof, as BY TAX
ing that train they were afforded more
time: III the city. Several passengers
from Aneta branch today were delight
ed % hear that the east bound Oriental
limited was late so that they were able
TO go right on 10 ST. Paul without wait
ing until might aud thus save day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
WHAT OTHERS SAY

Ht -
u L. c, Johnson, Recorder Officers for
.tthe coming year; will be Installed al the
regular meeting of the sAs sQ.t Z, w;
.at Z 80 tonight9 n. \, &,
Il H. IT: Ulsakef: This evening will Be
held "a regular social meeting of Kriiil-
gen lodge No. IS, Sons of Norway. "A
big hirhoat isF desired \
4 L, sC johnson. Clerk: There viii BE
q special, meeting Of the Modern. Vood-
men Sof America in the, baserhi,esntit Of 81 the
Walker block, on First avenue north,
at $50 tonight onilghtt to elect; an additional
local medical examiner. ...5 l,.ass ,.,ss
|saAi B, Lee: Fargoans should snot
overlook the Rowe organ recital at the
First NJ z, church this evening. 1T is
|of an educational and devotional Char
acter Admission is. strictly free and
both the devotecs to music and the non
Musical people of the city Should be able
10 enjoy the evening Fargo has reach
ed the stageswhere something ambitious
along this line should be eatteinptesl. The
recital this evening will be for the pur-
pose OF developing the enthusiasm along
that line. MIR. Rowe is the instructor, at
the Fargo Conservatory Of Music. and is
especially well qualified for conducting
the recital,
Secretary Follett; u hi, passing judg-
nent on the merits OF the souvenir
book OF the city which is being gotten
out BY the Porte Printing Co.,. and
considering the Moorhead book just
out, which lis splendid specimen of
the art preservative and the scenes
which have been taken about the city,
i will certainly Be a work Of art 1t
should, aud doubtless will, receive the
hearty comniendation of all who pos
Esess rsaf pride ID the city. Mr., Porte
is 70. be cong ratulated OH being able to
turn out such 4 creditabIe work and
the city in turn should feel proud that
|it has an institution and worknlen equal
10 the line Of artistic printing III the
souvenir line,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
! PEOPLE or NOTE.

~ f 2
>. g. Shepperd IS in from Lisbon
II f Bradley of Hillsboro IS in the
Wesley Dawson Of Gardner Is at tic
Elliott g
81 II Harrington of Rolla IS il, Far.
| go today.
III. r. Wells Of Bismarck IS register
| ed at the Webster.
Mr.; and Mrs r. r. Gill Of Wheatland
are visiting in the city.
T. a Humes of jamestown is regis
tefed at the Mctropole.
j. i. Holmes is IN Grand Forks, be-
ing called to act on the jury.
r. j Ferguson Of Larimore was an
arrival III the city this morning.
Pr. Jas p. Aylen of Sheldon IS trans
acting business in the city today.
s Mrs. William, Leggett OF Minot was
"a passenger on today's Oriental limited.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Newton Of Har-
wood were arrivals in the city this
morning. Z. B.s, 9
Senator Crane, A. NJ. Baldwin and
Geo. 3 Clark were arrivals from
#Cooperstown. n
Congressman and Mrs. Thos. F..
Marshall were arrivals at the Waldorf
this morning. u ( .F
. George w. Poague and family leave
today for the east and will spend 8the
winter with friends at different points.
Representative Piper and Banker Low
cry of Leonard are among the prominent.
Scottish Rite Masons in Fargo today.
Superintendent +. Everett Smith Of
the public schools at Wahpeton, with
Mrs Smith spent Saturday in the city
and made a few calls on old friends. n
dean Burleson IS entertaining his
brothers, Revs. u X. Burleson of Grand
Forks and Guy 3Burleson Of Eangdon,
during, the mission. & = 2".,3 & ~
Bishop Mann has returned from Min
ileapolis where he went to preach last,
Sunday, for Rev. |. p Johnson in the
'latter's pulpit in the church CT sGethse-
name. ~ q %l@g,..- .>"@t4gs 49, l.,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Osvilles Rowcll of Bailey,
W, are. the guests of Attorney and Mrs.
Emerson II, Smitl, for day or two.
The visitors are on their way to Cal
ifornia. -&f
Y R.. A. McMichael of LaMoure, Alex
Douglas OF Crary, Anna Corbstt OF
Grand Forks, Mrs. S. "A. Peterson ioi
,Perley and c. E. Galehouse, of Caring.
/ ton III were among, the visiting, guests. /
j. FssSheflield Of Lisbon was in the,
city last evening on his way to Flint.
Mich, TO spend the winter. Mrs.
Sheffield has been east Tor some time
because Of the feablencss of her par
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
!. RECKLESS BRAVERY.

Yonkers Statesman: she'd vo,l
believe men are as brave now as they
used Ia be
HeSnrc. Just see the poetry some
men write now. &.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
FINN AN HADDlE.

Tbs first Finnan Haddie of the sea-
son, is among the fish and meat de-
licacies AZ the Eggert market, Front
street Phone 5oI or 502
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-11-21
CsI. OAK M, SUIT SALE.

Adies suits and coats also cIildrens
coats a extra special prices at .
Moody
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
Subscribed and sworn to beflra me ths l6th day of May, l905.
A. E. Carpenter, J. P.

Subscribed and sworn Co bel0fa ue tnI June [, l9o5 AZ j L. Far,9 t [
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
Wilmar Snap-Shots.

Commencement Is over and ev. erybody IS preparing for big t5me on the 4tb of Euy \ big barbecue and basket dinner, baseball game both m the fore uoon and afternoon. Everybody invited and good tune Is expect. cd.
 All who had the pleasure of hearing Bryan were highly pleased and all of the commencement ex= ercises were of high order
 Ne still have occasional showers of ram The cotton crop Is look ing better and late corn looks well i; but the early corn crop is almost a failure.
 The Bank building of WiImar. is nearing completion and will add considerably to the business inter. est of Wilmar.
 Mr. ] E. King, who has been marshal of Wilmar for the past four years, has resigned and en- gagged in the mercantile business, having bought out the Gannaway  drug store.
 Mr. Charley Brantiey has been elected town marshal
 AVimar has .been overstocked for the past two weeks with nnedi- cine men, cheap shows and other catch pennys but the town Is en. tirely clear of them this week and IS now enjoying breath of quiet,
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
It 8 Everywhere

". Savage. Gen Ii gr.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
Beyond Expression.

C W FarIowc, East Florence, 4 Ala.. writes:
 "For nearly seven years was afflicted with form of skin dis. ease which caused an almost un- bearabIe itching. I could neither work, rest or sleep Tn peace. Nothing gave me permanent re- lief until l tried Hunts Cure. One application relieved me; one box cured me, and although year has passed have stayed cured. l am grateful beyond expression. v
 Hunts Cure is guaranteed cure for all itching skin diseases Price soc
 For. sale by D. T Hyatt
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22

pure tif again
 Mrs Eiliie Patterson and chil- dfen, recently of Stcel Greek. N C., are visiting her mother Mrs. Alice Davis, of Wilmar From here they will go to PottsvllIe, thi5 State, where Mr Patter.on has al ready gone to to take charge of a church at that place
 Mrs. Mary Johnson of New Al bany Miss has been visiting her aunt. Mrs $. O. Huey, of Wil- mar, the last week Miss john. son is well remembered n several piaces.in this. county, having taught school hete few years.
 One evening last week the dor lnitory of the Harrison High School (col. of Nilmar was destroyed by fire. It was a heayy loss to the principal of the school Prot Il. Harrison. whc has been more than 10 years doing much for the eduea- ton and elevation of his race h this county The house was par y covered by insurance
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
 NOTICE.

TO WHOM II MAI CONCERN
 Take notice that James P Wood ol ffuy. A shama Administrator ofthe Estate nf John II Wood deceased has applied to tEl commiss ioner of Pensions for tbe rc ssne ot B0aHty Land Warrant No. 562-e a-' sf i,55 for la Acres
 The said warrant wss sssi..aeI eY she #a- rantee Clark HaInil to the said Jqll I Eaa and was lostin Drew county Arkazsasi in Int first part of the year is60 by To eph F Bussey wi Q had custody of the warrant
 Any party knowing anything aftae Wherea- bouts of the said warrant should notify Hargey spaldlug X Sons of Washington L. ar tn, Commissioner of Pensions Washington ! c
 Junp 23ud -ft
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
Commissioners Sale.

By decree of the Drew ehaneery coaft, rem defea al the June term f9o5 i'll ex-psfte pet ton Of the heirs ef Marion Lsss'tcr terease5 VIII sell at pubic oatcre to the highest htd der on credit of six months, at the c1ury house door iii Mentieelio Ark, on
 Saturday, July I5, I9o5.
 between 10 clock a. Iii aad o'clock D Tn thc oid Marion Lassiter farm in Drew GouHty d. scrbed as faliews# N hfof \ E qr of ser 5. I il, s. R E. W-70 5z-Iea acres aud 5 hf ef a-~ qr Of N CT and s.E q of NV CT a4d tf of sW qr and IT See 3l and E hf of s.W qr and \ N qrof s=W 4rof sec 25 T l8 R. " -7ao 57 lUo a9es Fa chaser ta give aote With approved security for Inc purchase money
 June = Il J q Niluams0H
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22

The hnt, of the poor, the halls of
 the rich, Are neither exempt rom some
 form of itch Perhaps distinction may be
 made in the name, But the rich and tie poor must
 scratch just the same. O,,why should the children of Al.
 am endure An afiiction so dreadful. when
 Hunts Cure does cHre2 All forms of itching. Price 50c. Guaranteed For sale by D T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22

are built 9f solid heels-osk s5fes with cork cushions in betweea-seieet Cats of leather -fast-ooior eyelets-snd 5yaiAs in the bust ness.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
Smith S Sure Kidney Cure.

The only guaranteed kidney remedy. Buy it-try it. it costs nothing if it tails Price soc Sold by Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22
APPRAISI3Eif1STS
STATE OF ARKANSAS
 GaautVaf Drew.

STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 County If Drew.
 Me, Hel Harvey, John Jof.laa and C. S AdeeeA, three citizens of gHe county of Drew and boasehoIders therein. having thereto been upr inted bp A. E. Carpenter, Il l. ?. 7f said county, taya tbis day viewed \ certain mule shown to us by \ E J5r- dan Ii, ah sslray Sad muia is baY mare lnuie, abort b hands high; about II yeur- oldi white spot on baes; teeth broken off au rgHt under jaw. Apd we d. va'u9 sad muIe tl be worth the sum of e6a 0o.
 John Jordan,
 H k Harvey,
 c :. Adlock,
 Appraisers Subscribed and sworn to bef1rs me th.e 18th day of May lao5.
 \. B. Carpenter, J. P. We, L. Archer. T. ". Lopor and E. Boyd, three citizens af the aouuty of Drew and householders therein, having thereto been appointed hy J. k Farley, J. | of sad county, have this day viewed certain mule, shown {, Us by 5. II. Hudspeth as an estraY Sad nin,e is n Houso-colored mule, about l5 hands high; scars an top part oi each shoulder; and We do value th5 sad mule to b. worth t5o 00
 L. Archer
 T. W Loper,
 E Boyd,
 Appraisers. Subscribed and sworn to before me this June [, l9o5 AZ j |. Far,e5 t I.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-22

The On ? Qua anteed Kidney Ca.e is smi,h.o Sare Kidney cure. Your druggist will rc.uad your money fl alter taking one bottle yoH are uot satisfied 0ith the results. 50e by k, k Vance Bordeaux.