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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07
To be Continued.
His Musical Ear.

1t isn't always best to brag about
your gifts. Out on one of the boule-
wards lives a man who lays claim to a
musical ear and plays little on the
piano. Frequently he has criticised
his wife for what he called her inabil-
ity to carry tune.
"Your ear, if you had a musical one,
as l have, would show you how to
carry a tune" he would say. One day
he complained that the piano was out
CT tune and asked his wife to tele-
phone for a tuner. She decided to
test his musical ear so that night
when he came home from his business
she said
Twill, please try the piano and see
if the tuner has done it any COOL.
haven't any ear and cannot tell, but
you can"
The man sat down at the instru.
lnent and played a simple tune. "It's
all right now" he said. "That fellow
did a good job"
His wife summoned up her courage.
WILL she said, "the tuner didn't
come today. He's coming tomorrow
morning. kansas City Times.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07

her poverty to the wealthy Sir Heron
who had thrown her off, says Dalton.
bitterly. Poor girl The brightest,
purest girl in the world. She knows
how to bear it. She's forgotten you
by this time. Sir Heron, depend upon
it; and if she hasn't sent YOU back
your ring it is because she hasn't it
to send. She gave it to me in mis-
take that night-as she would have
given me the shawl off her back. It Is
4 satisfaction to me TO be able to re.
turn your ring" he says CURLY, and
drops it on the floor at Heron's feet
Heron starts and stares at it in 81
lence for moment, then he takes i
up and puts it on his finger.
81 accept it." he says, 'but only t.
put it on her hand again. Yes" he
exolaims, striding to and fro wildly
1T may not be too late-shc may no
have forgotten me. I will win hel
forgiveness. A life's devotion shall
atone for the misery have done her
| swear to you, her brother. that J
have never ceased to love her! DaJ
ing and waking! Yes. / will atone
and you-even you shall be brought
to admit that I have done So"
With trembling eagerness he pulls
out his watch, his eyes flashing, his
lips quivering.
There is no time to be LOST" he
says. 1--WE must go to her at once!
Thank Heaven. I know where to find
her! In poverty! My dear May! We
must go at once" and in his frenzied
impatience he takes up his coat as if
be had but to drive to the London
terminus and book seats for Marley.
Sydney Dalton watches him in sad
silence for a moment. then he touches
him On the arm.
"T am afraid, Sir Heron" he says,
''that your discovery has come too
late"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07

yealed myself. Besides-well, you have
never been SO unfortunate as to be a
| fugitive, hunted like dog from place
| to place, or you'd understand the dis.
trust with which such a man views
every human being. 1 swore May to
secrecy, Sir Heron. You would have
done the same, venture TO tnink!"
Heron groans.
you are right" he says; "and yet
yet a single word would have dis
pellet the hideous misunderstanding!
Sydney Dalton looks up suddenly.
who tod you that I was Mays
sweetheart, Sir Heron?" he asks
quietly.
Heron starts and his face pales.
Who told him? No one. in SO many
words; but one had, nevertheless,
drawn his suspicious that way, and
she, the woman who had led him to
the wood and TO the supposed dis
covery was to be his future wife.
Rose Vavasour.
IthoUghtfully.
why didn't you-if you thought
May was playing you false, Sir Heron
why didn't you cut in between US?
BY Heaven! I should have done it if
had been in your placer" and his
eyes flashed.
Heron sinks on to the stool and rests
his heal on his hand as he remembers
how Rose Vavasour's hand held him
back.
"And how did you come there?"
asks Sydney Dalton.
81 happened-no!" says Heron hoarse-
9y. Il was led thereto the place
where YOU we're"
Sydney Dalton springs to his feet.
"By Heaven." he says, Il knew it.
I knew there was somebody lowering
about. 1t was woman. too!-a fair,
good-looking girl; saw her as I was
in hiding waiting for May! Si~ Heron,
there's more in this than appears on
the surface! You have behaved cruelty
most cruelty to my sister if you have
punished her for your own mistake
Heron hid his face in his hands.
81 deserve all your reproaches," he
says. "You cannot condemn me more
than l condemn myself. have been
fool and a mailman"
Sydney Dalton paced UP and down,
his handsome face working with emo
ton.
"Now l can understand the poor
girls letter. ne says. Il might have
known that my fathers death and
their poverty wouldn't have crushed
her down SO if there hadn't been
something else"
Poverty" eXclainls Heron, looking
up. what do you mean?"
Sydney Dalton looks down at him.
DO you mean to say that you don't
know that my father died ruined
man, and that May and Carrie had to
begin the world again with only one
friend-my fathers old c:erk?"
Pale and trembling, Heron stares
at him.
The young fellow smiles bitterly.
why" he says, "the blow fell the
same night. Your assertion must
have beer very instantaneous, Sir
Hcron.'
Speeches., Heron bows his head.
Then he looks up.
81 knew nothing of it," he says
wildly Il knew no word of it!"' and
he grinds his teeth as he thinks how
cleverly his mother and the rest have
kept il from him. eff / had known
90 you think - And she said no
word of it to me when I met her Not
world"
MAY is not the one to talk about
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07

enough to leave some light refresh
ment, and Sydney Dalton manages tC
force some brandy through Heron's
pale lips.
A feeling of delicacy deters him from
calling Parks, for he instinctivel feels
that if he were in Heron's place he
SHOULD desire as few witnesses to be
near him as possible.
Present. Heron comes to, and after a
steady, puzzled stare at the handsome
boyish face, lowers his eyes and
sighs-a sigh of infinite remorse, re
greet and self-reproach.
There is no occasion to ask for
proof of the truth of the young fel
| lows assertion now that Heron looks
at him with the glamour Of jealousy
fallen from his eyes. He can detect
| evidence Of the relationship in every
line of the young fellows features.
There are Mays eyes, the very curve
of Mays mobile mouth, and look of
arch raillery which remind him also
of Carrie, bright little Carrie!
With a gesture of intense self-scorn
he raises his hand to his brow
"Heaven!" he exclaims, what a fool
l have been!"
Sydney Dalton jumps up and busies
himself at the table.
"Take a little more brandy. Sir
Heron" he says. ''Your wounds are
deeper than you are inclined to be-
Jieve. One doesn't feel 'em till the
excitement's over. got two cuts and
a bullet-hole in that tussle with your
fellows three weeks ago, anu I didn't
know / was touched till I got into
camp"
Heron listens to the young fellows
talk, evidently made to give him time
to recover, and as he listens Mays
very voice seems to ring in Lis ears.
"You know me?" he says. at last.
Sydney Dalton mods
Eyes, Sir Heron" he says.
Heron holds out his hani.
II hope you will forgive me-" he says
in his deep voice. full of humble self
reproach.
with all my heart is the instant
response, and Sydney takes the hot
hand and presses it. with all my
heart; not that there is anything to
forgive, on my part. You've done me
no wrong. Sir Heron"
Heron colors and PAGES to and fro.
81 am afraid have done your sister
a gri0vOus wrong" he says.
Sydney Dalton leaps &c his feet
with fiery eyes, but Heron waves his
hand, deprecating the sudden idea
that his words have called up in the
brothers mind.
"An1 myself, too" he says; II have
wrecked half my life-both our lives,
perhaps, on a stupid, insane blunder!
You know that was engaged to your
sister, Mr.. Dalton?"
Sydney inclines his head. II know"
he says; "ny sister told me on the
night l met her down in Berkshire"
Heron groans "That night" he
exclaims, as the remembrance of every
incident of that night arises to torture
him. Heaven and earth!" he exclaims,
turning to the young fellow passion
ately. "Why didn't you make your
self known to me? Why did you
create all that mystery and conceal
ment? Could you not trust meme,
the affianced husband of your sister?
And if you could not, why could not
she? What did you, what did she, fear
from me?"
Syney Dalton strokes his mustache.
"You forget" he says, chat I was a
deserter; you were magistrate, and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07

Undoubtedly the oldest twin sis
tiers in the United States, if not in
the world, are Mrs. Eve1ine Tilton
and Miss Emeline Perrin, of New
Hampton, Iowa, who celebrated their
ninety-second birthday this year
These two women were born in Yer
non, Conn, May %, 1911, and were OF
a family of five children, two others
of whom are twins.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07


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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07
CHAPTER Xxx.

Parks, though he had taken the
prisoners sword, has been considerate
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10

wv h 0 is tha t
girl with a face
full Of freckles
over yonder ?'
"She's a recent
importation from
switzerland" !"
"Ah, [ seei Dot
ted Swiss.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
A Great Advan
faoe.

Mrs. MacCall
How do you like
the location of
your new house ?
Mrs. Hiram Of
fen Splendid.
There's a police
station just across
the street, you
know.
Mrs. MacCall-
All! You believe
that will keep bur
glars away, eh?
Mrs. Hiram Of
fen-No, but it
viii keep our serv-
ant girl from go
ing away.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
AT THE DRUG STORE.

We've got poets in this neighbor-
hood" said an uptown druggist to one
of his regulars.
'rWhy?"
Hired girl from some place came in
here this morning and asked for glory
of rhyme
What did you give her?''
"a chance to go back and find out
what she wanted"
And what was it?"
"Chloride of lime"
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10

A FACTOR IN THE PROBLEM.
Grace-Does she love him?
Gladys-How can she tell? She
doesn't know yet what his income is.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
Unsafe combina-

"This is our lat
est novelty, said
the manufacturer
proudly. It's good
work, isn't it ?'
mot bad, re-
piled the visitor,
'Fbut you can't
hold a candle to
til e g 0 0 d $ we
make.
"Oh, are you in
this line too ~
mo. We make
gunpowder."
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
lis Fate.

Dear me, that
was terriblel Man
fell overheard in
midocean the 9th
er day and never
was seen again, "
said Hicks.
ID r 0 W n e d ?''
asked Mrs. Hicks
synpathetically.
oh, no why, OF
course not, said
Hicks ironically.
"Sprained his an
kle probably.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
Sorry Outlook.

First once Boy
Coin ter de BAH
games dis seezun I?
S econd office
B 0 y-N a ". De
boss knows I amt
got emmy rela-
shuns ter git sick
er die nor any
thing.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
A Misnomer.

ST don't see why
they call that act
or Rottans "a
ham. "
And why not %
Wen, his case
is hopeless, and a
ham may be cur
ed."
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
MOTHERS INSTINCT.

Mother (f1rmly to little daughter, who
is about to have a tooth drawn) Now,
May, if you cry I'll never take you to a
dentist againi
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
Jim's occupation.

Jim's Occupation.
flows all the
boys maxim out
now ?"
None of sem
a -doin' of any
thing 'cept Jim.
An what's Jim
a-doin' Of ?"
Loahn' round.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10
The Wherefore of
the Chill.

Smith Brown
seems to act cool :
ly toward you.
Does he owe you
money?
Jones = No, but
he wanted to.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-10

Mr.. Billion ~ thought his people
were rich.
Mrs. Billfon-Oh, no. His father was
merely a poor but honest millionaire.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01
Hra6skeytamali6.

AlPingi heir sampykt me0 miklum meiri-
hluta atkva0a, az TAXA Peim samningum
6breyttum, er ra0herrann hafoi CERT VIC St6ra
Norrnna Simritafelagi0 sf0astli0inn vetur.
pannig err a3raoi6 az Island komist imam
skams / ritsimasamband vi6 Hmm menta0a
helm 90 ver0ur sd atbur6ur al 0llum lfkum
landsins.
En- eng 6merkari er pc della sn er risio
hefr af hra0 u,-deila, sem varla er
enn SEQ fyrir endann a, en- ver0ur s%ialfsagt
merkileg a0ur lykur, og er Pegar Groin Pa0,
at Pvi hun he6r synt, og synir liklega Pvi
gloggvar sem hun endist lengur, ymsar skyr-
ar myndir af hugsunarh@tti og lyndiseinkenn-
UNI PETRA 1slendinga, er MI lifa; og s6rstak-
lega mum hun leioa 1 lj6s hversu hagsynir
menn Peir cru, sem MI berjast par fyrir vel
feroarmalum Pj6oarinnar, Pvi aldrei he6r IS
lendingum betra t@kiferi bo0ist til az syna
h%verjum praktiskum hyggindum Peir cru
geddir og hversu Peir kunna az beta Peim /
Parfr Pj6ofe]agsins.
DAD er au0s@tt 40 ahuginn hefr alment
verie mj0g mikill a hra0skeytamalinu; og
PAD hefr veri0 soft o. vari0 meo &kef0 og
ofsa af 0llum malgognum PETRA tveggja
fokka, sem MI berjast UNI p6litisk void par /
landi. p4tta hedr vaki6 svo eftirtekt Vestur-
lslendinga 40 visit ma f%ullyroa, az aldrei half
Peir lati0 ser ems ant UNI frettir at neinu 00ru
alPingismali a 1slandi ems og MI af hra0.
skeytamalinu, og margin PETRA hafa vissulega
haft akve0nar skooanir hver fyrir sig a pessu
mali, P6 beir half ekki lati0 PAD uppskatt svo
teljandi Sc; Peir vita sem er, az peir cru mala.
voxtum of litt-kunnir til Pess az d@ma um
hva0 CERT half verie rett eoa rangt / einst0k-
UNI. atri0um, og aux Pess hafa Peir reyndar
enga k0llun til a0 kve0a upp neinn bess hiatt.
ar dom.
En- oss her vestra er kunnugt margt af
Pvi, sem rita0 hefr veri0 um NAL beta q IS
landi,-n6gu mikio til Pess az yer getum
gengio dr skugga um hverjar sko6anir re0u
par mestu og hva0 minimum bar NEST & MILL,
og einnig PAD hverj um vopnum MEM hafa
beitt til varnar og s6knar / ritum og rm0um.
Ems % e0lilegt er, vir6ist svo sem sparn-
a0arhugmyndir mamma half att az ra0a mestu
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

minst yroi ao hafa ritsima, enrfjandmannafokk-
urinn taldi pa a0fer0 0hefa kostna6ar vegna
og vildi syna PAD svart a hvitu al loftskeyta-.
samband yr0i + ALA staoi miklu kostnaoar-
minna. Kostnaourinn var mergurinn malsins
% um hann rifust MEM NEST, og baoir dokk-
reikninga, sem Peir hafa au0sjaanlega ]aga0
oft o. ti0um eftir eigin h0f0i ems og beet
P6tti vio eiga PAD skiftio, og a Peim reikning-
UNI hvila fest pau r0k og s%annanir, er fram
hafa veri0 bornar g. ba0ar hli0ar.
pegar um framkvsmd: einhvers fyrirt@k-
is er al r@0a, lata Peir, sem HUT eiga a0 mali,
ser vanalega um PAD hugao a0 kynnast sem:
beet hveriu emu kostna0 aratri0i, smau sem
st6ru, en- ganga aldrei blindandi a0 verki; og
Pvi st6rkostlegra sem fyrirtaeki0 er Pvi meir
er au0vita0 + huff, sc ekki allrar vard0ar gntt.
% hyggilega az fari0.
En- PAD sem einkennilegast er vio Pa0,
sem alt az Pessu he6r komi0 fyrir almennings
sjonir og rita0 hefr verio a fslandi UNI hra0--
skeytamalio Petta ar, er PAD az i Pvf 0llu
fnst ekki Elm einasta grein, er lysi Pvi>svo
teljandi Sc a0 sa, sem ritar, half neina verulega
Pekkirgu a almennum hra0skeytamalum.
Peir sem UNI Petta rita segjja NEST fra a0ger5-
UNI AlPingis % ra0herrans / Pessu mali, og
tilbo6um ntlendra f6laga og ~samningum vic
pau. p@r s0gur kunna Peir og segja P@r upp
aftur og aftur AN afats, en- Pao sem Peir hafa
um ritsima og %loftritun a0 segja, er naestum alt
teki0 eftir s0gus6gnum einhverra htlendinga,
sem cru annaohvort starfsmenn e0a blatt afram
agentar einhverra hra0skeytafelaga.- DAD
NUM- MI vera um IA ar sloan %fslendingar
f6ru fyrir alv0ru a0 hugsa um az komast /
hra0skeytasamband vi0 aorar pj60ir, en- allan
pam TINA Der ekkert a Pvf,a0 Peir half reynt
a0 aaa ser neinnar verulegrar serPekkingar a
hra 6skeytamalum, og hef0i PAD P6, au0vita0
veri0 h@g0arleikur a6 send unga og e%fnilega
menn til dtlanda til Pess az l@ra per starts
greinir, er par a6 lhta, og kynnast til hlytar
ritsimanum az minsta kosti.
En- PAD litur helzt ut fyrir a6 Pi6oin, e6a
leiotogar hennar, half attic s6rPekking q Pessu
mali 6Parfa, e0a pa a0 minsta kosti hugsa0
sem svo, az negur timi v@ri til az afa ser
Peirrar Pekkingar eftir a0 hraoskeytasamband,
veri fengi0. En- hva0 sem Pvi li6ur,- er PAD
MI fran komio 40 1slendingar hafa CERT sig:
seka / Pvi glapre6i, a0 semja VIC ntlent elm
okunarf6lag ogg ra0a svo til lykta Pvi mali, err
framvegis mum mesta Py0ingu hafa fyrir alt
vi0skiftalif Pjjo0arinnar, an Pess az bera iMf-
ir verulegt skyn a neitt, er az bvf lytur, en-
fara NEST eftir upplysingum, er peir ia fra elm
okunarfel0gum Peim, er UNI PAD keptu. a0
kl6festa brA6ina.
Dad er vafla tilt0kumal P6 fest PAD, sem,
rsett hefr veri0 og rita0 um NAL Petta a fslandi
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01
Slit Synist Hvorum.

oxkI oyxxxok xxAOx.Uxxx1
Amerfkumenn hafa %jafnan ,haft'oro a ser
fyrir dugna0 og hagsvni 01lum verklegum'
framkvamdam; en- Peirr hafa aldrei P6tt TIL
takanlega smekkvisir hugsj6namenn. peir
kunna mamma beet az fara haganlega meo afr
og efni, o. ma au0 dr skauti nattdrunnar fyr-
irhafnarlftio, en- lata sig PAD ]itlu varoa hvao'
langt' imyndunarafi0 getur fogio meo draum--
orasdlir ut fyrir takm0rk tilverunnar.- pv1
ver6ur Pvi mi0ur- ekki neita6 az Peir cru
stundum svo til6nningars] Dir og %smekklausir
az helzt litur svo ut, sem Peir' kunni engaa
greinarmun a0 gera Pess, sem fagurt er 90
6tt'.
En PAD kemur' P6 oft fyrir'ao svo rikar-
Observation-Disclosures vakna Il hj0rtum Peirra,
az b@r bera par ALTAR aorAr tilinningar og
astri0ur ofurli6i.
Pess m@tti nefna' m0rg dmmi. Eitt er
Petta:
Amerikumenn Ell ga 'marga fossa; og Peh~
vita vel hver au6ur er / fossum f6lginn. peir
hafa 'lengi' vitae az foss-afi0 er hio aromesta
aft, sem menn hafa' umra0 yfr. Og Peir hafa
lfka hagnytt: ser PAD, og festir fossar, sem
MEM. hafa. til mao her i'landi cru MI latnir
Wilma eitthva0 i mamma P%arfir. En- Pvi fylgir~
altaf sa annmarki, az %fossinn, sem vinnur, get
ur ekki synt sig i,f0grum'skrdoa. DAD vain
sem a 40 vinna. ma ekki falla, s%jalfratt I foss-
inum,- PVT er veitt afsi0is vanalega eftir
10 k'u o u m rennum, 90: vatni0 / fossinums
minkar ao Pvi. skapi sem PAD er brdka0 til
vinnu, Sc allur fossinn haf6ur til vinnu ba
hverfur vatnio svo,. az par ver6ur BURR
klettur,.er fossil n a0ur var. Delta hafa
Amerikumenn lengi:s60 og lika0 ba6 svo lila.
ao Peir hafa oft reynt a0 vernda fallega fossa
fra spellvirki i6na6ar og vinnuvela, og hefr
Pa0 oft tekist vel vonum fremur.
DAD er alkunnugt az Niagara er mestur
foss og> merkastur her l. landi.. Vatni0 er~
feikimiki0 og aAio a0 Pvf.skapi. DAD er Pvi
engin fur0a pc Emsir half or0i6 til s@kja um
einkaleyf til az nota PAD aft, enda hefr Pa6
ekki veri0 sPara0 si6ustu' arin. New York
riki0 o. Ontario hafa yfrrao yfr fossinum og
pau riki' hafa veitt Tmsum st6rau0ugum ion
a0arf6l0gum einkaleyfi til ao nota %fossinn, og
Peim r6ttihdum hafa f6l0gg.Pessi mao NEST meo
Pvi a0 mdta til Pess Pinggan0nnum og stj6rnar-
Pjonum beggja rfkjanna. En- Amerikumenn
villa fyrir hvern. mum vernda fossinn og af-
styra a0 menn spill honum meir en- or0i6 er.
Oh Pj6oin hefir' svo az segja risi6 0ndver0
ggegn 6h@fiu' Peirri, er'h0f0var /. frammi a SD
asia Pingit 1 New York;. er vic sjAlft Ia a6
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

Sc Prungio afp6Htisku ofst@ki, og blint folks
fylgi beri ~skynsemi mamma ofurlioi, en- PAD er
vissulega athugavert'er fafr@0i % vanPekk-
ing; skipa Pannig 0ndvegi; i'nau0synjamal+~
um. Pj6oarinnar..
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-05
The Biggest Slaughter of General Mercf1-
andiSe ever known in the History of
------
Remarkable Sale of GROCERIES
The Entire Stock Absolutely at Cost

GRADUATED Sugar, per sack ............ $o.25
Subject to market change
Dairy Salt, 5olb sacks 10
Stock Salt, 5olb sacks. 60
Pearl Coal Oil, per can ............. 1.6o
Arbuckle's Coffee, 7 lbs for ............1 100
Lion Coffee, 7 lbs for. 100
African Java Bulk Coffee, per lb........ 40
Mocha and Java Bulk Coffee, per b.. 80
Pea Berry Bulk Coffee, per ID .......,... 10
Guatemala Bulk Coffee, per lb........... .I3
Star Tobacco, per b IA
Big Saw Log Tobacco, per ID ........... IA
Horse Shoe Tobacco, per b............. IA
Climax Tobacco, per ............... IA
Red Bell Tobacco, in lib tins ........... IA
Dixie Queen Tobacco, in lib tins ........ "a
Union Leader Tobacco, in lib tins ...... IA
Corn Cake Tobacco, in lib pkgs ......... rs
Standard Tomatoes, IN Id tins, 10 cans... 100
Standard Corn, 2H-lb tins, 10 cans ....... 100
Mason Fruit Jars, pint, per doz........... rs
Mason Fruit Jars, quart, per doz. ........ go
Mason Fruit Jars, n .gallon, per doz ...... Las
Rice, No. I quality, per b............... 90
Water Queen Laundry Soap, 6 bars ...... rs
Santa Claus Laundry Soap, 6 bars........ rs
White Naptha Laundry Soap, 6 bars ..... as
Borax CASTLE Toilet Soap, S bars ........ rs
Ivory Toilet Soap, S bars ............... rs
Pickles, 3.gallon buckets 49,. ........... .o5
Honey Drip Syrup, 3-gallon jackets. $50. 1y6s
Star Syrup, 3-gallon jackets ............. $50
Star Syrup, 2.gallon pals ............... go
Columbia Rolled Oats, per package...... 80
Force, per package. (. IS
Rolled Oats, 1olb sacks ............... .38
Hominy, 1o.lb sacks ................ .33
Corn Meal, Io.lb sacks. ............ 80
Crescent Baking Powder, 1907 can. $3.50. .18
K. c. Baking Powder, 25-oz can ........ .18
Schilling's Best Baking Powder, AZ lbs... 90
Schiiling's Best Baking Powder, 12 ozs.... IS
ochilling's Best baking Powder, 3 ozs..... Is
DR.. Prices Baking Powder, 1907 can. -. 40
DR.. Prices Baking Powder, 6 OF cans. 40
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-05
IDAHO AND NEE
PIERCE COUNTIES
To my Friends and Patrons:

Since deciding to leave Cottonwood, I have found it
desirable to put my entire stock Of goods on the market at
such prices as will make it profitable for you to buy what
you want, and buy it quickly.
am offering every item in my immense stock at just
what it cost me-, and some lines below cost. AS the object
is to get rid Of the entire stock in the shortest possible time,
nothing will be reserved. No matter what the profit might
be to keep a line Of goods a little longer for the proper sea-
son, it goes now. This is your opportunity to make the
best buying Of your life, for, buying in the quantities as I
do, actual cost for me is lower than the actual cost to
smaller dealers.
The one condition Neskhsa ala is cash. want to turn
this immense stock intolnQa6E q onosls Bring the money
and you can buy ora4&Q@9AoEt money tlhan yOnseveg
your winter supplies, clothing, groceries, ]drya guodSs Snoee
and general merchandise. Come in at once before part~ofs
them are gone, for you will save enough on every item to
make it worth while. Let one dollar do the purchasing
Of two and have money left.
This sale will begin September l after which my books will 30 CLOSED. It
lisa money maker for you.
Very respectfully,
SAMUEL GQIDSTQNE
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-19
NOTICE TO

In the Fifth Judicial District Court or
the State of Nevada, in and for he
County of Humbo DIT. In the matter OF
the Estate Vt Frank Dorman, deceased
Notice is nereby given that the under
signed has been du y appointed and quar-
flied by the said Fifth judicial District
Court of the State of Nevada. in and for
the County of Humboldt, as the admin
istrator of the Estate of Frank Dorman,
late of said county, deceased. All cred
itors having c aims against said es a e
are required to file the same with proper
vouchers, and statutory afidavi,s at
tached, with the Clerk of said Court,
within three months of the first pub lea
ton of this notice. Said administrator
was SO appointed and duly qualified as
such on the 18th day of May, A. -. 1908.
CHRIS WOLF,
Said Administrators and Pubic Admins
rator Of said County. 5-1S-6-S