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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10
Pcpoineehauoen.

$r. aIeiit @eS5e ifrioer ira 0orS.
LAMB bl. a.:
9orge beitaar for itsrIte 0elen al
haarot SteinfieIb me0 en- Del mer
eler mtnbre buffet SorOlanSe unoer
set brntte, bambe Sielo. Sorben er
ga al Itsrre eaer minore 8oobeb efter
i'm Sprtubelie.
ltnoertioen timber ri berimoo, at
ielpe 8rlrnbfieloet err @runolag for
goo fr,tgtbar Serb (Silur). 3ette
er (. Ct. SilfGlbet paa SabeIano, /
@orotrsnoeIager, t @rtobraubsbale,
% mango andre Steoer og - ben
fore R1tomooalen Der / Norolanb.
9aar man ofteit | 2anbet Ter 8anr.
Sene ligge paa en- 6labe unSer 8ieI.
oct, iaa Ier man I. Ct. pda SdoeIanN
% RprStrat6elosen 8aaroeue ligge
iom @orge paa Ssibernes Soppe, %
fra Sulene poa Eopperne bo9lper
Wgrene iig uboper. Naar man refer
9ienHem @ran pad ISa6elano eaer op'
ober SmoQiernarbet / R~orbtrsrbeIo'
gen, Iuo foritaar man, at oct er Ssps
Oit8ebuage bette.
9oa bisie &spbingebnilge er Den
iiSrIte Horbmannamagt foitret / gam.
Ie Gage.
8isie Sepbtneeba,,se piI osIaa nj,
funne gbe Roree Den beoite Rpg.
r1orp. .t
9ep6ingebaitgen paa Smalaaiert
BGpoer ftg ca, 200 Weter oper og
mellem 9tamseIpen og Smalbanbet;
aItiaa ca. $50 @eter pper Sapet.
9aa Ssioen Der ltaar BET froSige
@re5 froitfrit belle Soften iibooer.
0enne 6sboingebaug bar bibtiI
il19en Sppbin9er ~foitret, ga SEN oItiO
bar bGret og frembeIe8 er gobt flop.
bepoyet n1e0 8run 90 glrt. Brns'
nerten unoer &rGerne er melt ItorbIas
Seoe bste Nlanter.
Wteoen8 ri bpilte, bIep Ser ct iuore
Spl pau en- ing SPbuno, ri babe
meo / 6nltgen. Oct bar en- Gsiemor,
iom banfet SEN oocrior 6ens Snter.
este for 8stens lluger.
&ele Sougen er oeffet al ct mut,8e
Sommer tpft tint % feot Watlblag, %
unoer ser er Der Ell 0fnSie goO ianO'
crtet Serb.
0oor ieg bar beftet mig ioa me9et
res SeuOtu9ebausen paa SmoIao'en,
iaa err BET, ioroi Sen Iigger JONI ct
SnmlingSmnnft for belle Bette Itore
8qoninasIan6 NorOionos Amt og
Wur0re SronobiemS aurt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1908. QmHEs Please inform me as
10 Tie closed season for shooting of game
in HE Northeastern States.
Ans: In Iowa, you cannot shoot
Prairie chickens or pinuated grouse I'M
til December, squirrels until January,
wild ducks, gees, snipe and brant until
April 18th.
In South Dakota, you cannot shoot
prairie chickens, grouse of any variety.
woodcock or quail until January; ployer
or curlew until May 18th; beaver or OF.
ter, killed or captured until May Ist.
In Nebraska, you cannot shoot prairie
chickens and grouse until December LIST.
In Minnesota, you cannot shoot turtle
dove, snipe, prairie chickens, pinnated.
white breasted og sharp tailed grouse,
woodeock, upland plover and golden
plover until November list; wild duck Of
any variety, wild goose, brant or any
variety OF aquatic fowl until December
LIST.
In North Dakota. you cannot shoot
prairie chickens and grouse, any variety,
woodcock until October 18th; wild duck,
goose, brant, or crane until May Ist;
quail, English or Chinese pheasant or
wild swan until October 18th.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

Silippiucrne. s Manild mnilaor
ntnn 8abet peo SpfonenS Scriinger
Sobaf8OiiuifterRc til 8 Niaiouer
Collars / Sub. GiSenber ira De ipb'
Iiee Ger piier, at Storulen fog fIclC
@emeIfelio % eiorbe mere 5faOe
paa gtenoom ems man / 6sritningeil
foreItiaeSe iig. 8aa Gen Sicao CT
Stron6en itreet meo Sig. 9lrnot Dc
hsSe err ftere aueritanere; men Be CT
Iaa ilbe tilreote, at DC er ufieuoeli8e,
ampittbet "Gauldbenia", Joni la
Itebe 1897 Cons, pif tilbitnOs peS
Zen 9ieaa. Som set ipues, omfon
Gle. fou bar outbprS. glanbt $os'
~ioQererne uar ser 8 gmerifmere, 1
spanioI o. ii SiIiptuoes % Seine
iere. geiPtningen itbgiorbe 81 Rano,
9am9Ifibet Carmen" antages ogiao
at 6ape forltft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

~gel. GOmiraL, bet bar aIoeIes iffe
rcsen @ririornbeo mob Epr. Seq for.
bDreSc bette genifraraeI al e 6ortei
for ct fort Sost iIan6. Snart efter
at leg bar foniruc.i inberpeis, innot
ieg, at ben ganIe Earfetbanb iffe.piI
be lyitre Stpring. Gun bar faISitpn.
Dig nebe ueb 8allionen % itasoenote
omfring / Str9Set. AGAR 8inoen Itoo
ret aaterfra. Seq tunOe forfsse. iom
ieg biIbe, ieg finoe life faa itaois
Stprtng paa benSe, og bum orep moo
2rloarb lise iaa ofte, iom bun brep
MOB 2R. "Snn trpnaer til mere
TpnsSe agter," flyer en- galnmeI
SfibSfamerat, iom ies msSte, og ieg
fit bnm til at biGlpe mig at foume
for Gnfer, mems iee itibeoe liot BAL
Taft agtertb. Oct er aft, IDmirnl.
Oct er nltIammer bare Sismanos
Bis og openboros - ASen Salifbe6,
aouttraI, og Der bar tneen 8runo |
@erben. bpprfor benne bIaa nesting.
beiIaneSe 8orpet ifulbe inbbente
mtg"
G~sfesioren loo SsnanSen gaa, ef.
ter at Fan babbe looet at fate gaIlo.
item og tage ~Sartsiet pua Slab
biem, bpilfet piloe itge at taee oct
gamIe gg tiIbage til Stulben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1890. Opt u. fisber ct Sls os Got
Of .. foe $4,000. bporaf $500 Infant;
NefteH pna Gfbetalins. % siber 9, Rorts
gage t @teubuurruerL .. asiurerer Sus
iet for $4,000 for at beifptte fig mob
epeutueIt Sab. &an M a. psiaa foa
Quiet asiureret I ct aubet &ompaut ior
IeIb at bore beffpttet mob Sob?
q. Sbts lille, er Do o. forpIietet tn at
bbege ct NIT Gus. I SiIfnIbe al at bet
rubereube ituIbe brrube, tuoen Iorts
gageu er tublsit?
Spars 1. ga, t,ter bnerfeu u. eler
9. fan | Stifaloe at grauh furbre mere
uf asinraneeu, eno bpab bcres reipsftipe
Suteresfe I GtenSutnuten belpber fig til
paa ben Sib. Saiet 8rGnber.
2. Hei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10
Oct oiGrse Ssn,auosipros.

Sacob @aritaI, iaa opgtis en- SID.
moto JON nosen, blep napigcret op
til HetsIofalet al GoIitiet beifpIot for
@riiiombeo moo 9gr, fortpiIer ~9lar.
bus Mntst.~
San baoSe en- itor Sroiteu buuOat
til SaIen al BEN Set BAN req paa,
Sr. asiesior," i1sSe RoIitimauoep.
"6pao ifliISe oct u9re tiI2" ipnrs-
te asiesioren aIporiist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1887. Sp.: 1. q. bar nRrrt boiat her
1 2anbet / 8 aar; ban er Gift % bar
Some % geru | Gorse. Sans Some bill
life tumute berober, og for IN Sib fiben
mootDe ban 8reo fra heube meb gegies
ring ON GtilsmiSis, os ct SfiIsmisies
brep n~ofarbieebe ban ielp ps meoSeItc
benoe ben forInngte SiIlabeIIe. Wu ipsrs
ges: @il be ncrlfe 9ommere taee uoget
SeHSpn til ct Ianbart Stilsmisiebrep2
StuIbe life en- nurit &ouiul babe atteftes
ref paa iaurme2
2. San u. sifte fig Der I 2anbet nben
at erbolSe Ioptie SfiIsmisie fra I'm Some
I Rorse?
s. Sporbm fan ban erboloe iooltg
SfiIsmisSe?
Gpar; 1. gt fienber tte fpeetef til,
6rub Der furianses I ct faabaut gtlfGine,
men en- beebiset Grflerine fra WaHhcn
meb giSwsrs Euaffrtft ptI fsrntSSeutits
bore ffifrefteifs.
2. Wei.
8. Girls bet Tan soStsipres, at Su.
ffruen uester at fuutme efter til arrea
rita % belle @arosus 2aar Der, pa bette
pere tilffreftelis SfilssrisiesrHttS. Spts
bet aItfaa fnrbpIber TIC iaa, Tan u. tnhs
ienbe auipsnina ON at faa @gteffubct
pYisff til Siitrtftsretten. Gan bsr beg
bcnpenbe tie til en- sasfsrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

"gIojs, anrcr, Sof for ioag. % Del
Moot iRieR.T
Mcn iiNeu par ser oIori1 uoQcu
Gemmerfisrer p1a Stnitogeu, iotu
life fisrte Al @cieu for SiSieucr, iaa'
mart Sc iaa ban pnl louGt SulO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

ltsrre grooers Nresie UNDER OpIss.
ninsstiIftanoen bar toect Mnnoen
liot hub. iaa cr ri mere eio piaisc
til at elernmc bette. "grooerioIte.
mes Bel" Iepe paa begse SiSer al ut.
lanterbdpet! q. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10
SorSTrnScu Sfat. George 8rumr

SorSfrnScu Sfat. George groun,
iom leter ct Soroitpffe peo Ges
Woines falbet Spbe Bari. fanot
MeurSds 6en 2oen Oftober | ageren
en- @rpOe, iom inSebolot for onlfring
$500 / Sub. cg Sslompnter. Sc
er ole fra Chen fsr 1860, og man
mener, at en- Sarmer, JON gif ! Sri.
een, bar graoet Gem neo, isr ban
Sroa uiite6, for at bepdre Dem ~itffcrt.
RimeIiquiS Tom ban aIOrig til6oge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1889. Sp., /. &c bet I SerbpIb til
Rimteiptas SOB, at en- Perion mna OPP
fsre ps boIbe bebIiae bet balpe at ct
SftQeeierbeg
2. Som man mobIatte FIG. at ct Stl'
Iesi9rbe ppfsres pou @rGnfeIinier nell
lem to Sarme, tftebetfpr pua ben gaanbS
&anb, tom opfsrer @iGrbet2
Snart 1. So, unhtaseu eaubet CT
isbprtet % fife bruses.
2. Rel, iffe nteb npsen girfnttg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10
G~ftsritrebt? Gen. Sole 9Iigpe.

GftcritrGbt? Gen. Sole Wtigue,
8omeS, be IiberaIe Grtbaneres &rGit'
SentfanSioat, fom DEN 3bie Sftober
til 9eiu 9orf. GAN iore9tuer, al
8rpiiocnt 8aImoS Regiertng itrG6er
6am efter 2iuet, % at BAN fsIer fig
utrpg / Supana, itisut 80 groccrt al
gefoIfnineen bOIber meS bnm / bans
arbeioe for at sire Cuba uaibGnSi8
al De 6oreneoe Stater. SouSiDHIt8.
els er bet 6ele ct g~aI8fneb. San Jag
Be, at ban pilSc tale meo grR'tbent
Rooiepelt ON Stiuiugen pan Cuba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1891. Sp.t Sbab bar Rabnet pad Ben
fsrfte Sernbaue, Tom bIep bpsset I Rius
neiota, % boor o8 uaa rblep ben bbs9et?
Soar; ct. 8anl & 9aeiiie @anrn.
Zen blep bDgset fra ct. 8cni til ct.
slntbunS % par 10 Nil lang. 9cn bIcp
paubespnpt 1857 % blep ferSts I 1862.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

Gm Snral gaar opaS en- 20 500
lang Stan9; ont 7agen ganr 6en .
sob op, men faiSer ON Ratten 4 SOB
neS; boor mango Gage bebsDer ben
for at naa Soppen2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10
Oepheo Fan fife heIbreoes

peS Irtak Dislsr. sa Be as tau aaa ban ossrsbHs G<I
al Gut Ter u fan en- gaaaos at harsr, Gsshe6. %
bet CT Deb fpn fi,n,sonsnt Eatossr. fenhsb fsraariaes'
pee en- bet1nht slfianS al SlsphhsHhsn l bet saaaass,
Hsr Raar bette Rsr bRp<r tutamuerst uer,er GtsE
~ruHileRes epb srtr iaare IN easTiis Serslt, % uaar ben
bhpsr belt infist CO Issst 5elaeR. os NIB n De
iaRpsiiea Tan trsrnfS. % Niit ber e~ifHgtoes m aot
mals 2iltaHA. oil pyulkE p1e sselagt Tor tirbs u
ne al II 2ti9issr fremfnfxs ueo Rafnrrh Der e. intt
aGeei tuo en- beieHei zItaRb al Sttin bineerue.
Vi nj eius a. haEoreee HuGars Tor eftDsrt lifrI6'
~ aenbss npraeIlasfi az Aa'a'sE lsss tfs iaa % =
frn- 3. a GhtHspk Ss- aases. g.
- eelesS bal aps,sxa. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1893. Sp.t Seq Ieteoe et Gus for ct
aar o8 fer RddueSer. men cfter at baoe
boet Der en- @tuter, ftuSer ies ND, at bet
er iad folbt, at ieg ttan fiptte no. San
an Sliets eier tbtn9e mig til at betaIc
for belle ben Sib. ies Ieiebe bet for2
Sbdr: So. Get MAJ uemIig anita.
ges, at 9e bnpbe aaiebnina til at nnSer,
fs8e, hourleses Sufet bar, FIR &c til.
iigtteSe bet. Suafreutt Suiefs Gicr her-
for life bar sipst Gent ifriftlis Suriif,
ring Dit, at Quiet bar barmt eiier aubt
b9s8et, eHer at bet uteh aetbeb iub fia
Dpparme, tan ban treoe tn acic for
b%alnanSet Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

gaa giRebGnfeH. 1ericm 1e iein
eaer uogen al 8eres fiRre befinoer
Tia paa "Gineb9ufen", iom Ell 6sIge
al @igt, begyuS itrar al tase Or. ge.
ter's anrifc, ben samle, pelbeprsoeoe
urtemeoiein. Zen tiaapes al Or.
Better 6abruep & Cons 60, tip
lis South Sopne aue., gbicago, Sus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10
Spar: Saft or ltnitar.

2392. Sp.: Seorlebes bfeb set mc6
S~psrgSulaaIet ON Sorbsielfe .af 2duos
poitfsrerncs 9sn / fibSte aou8fes?
Sbar: sauhpuffprerne fit FIN Gun
fsrbsiet til $3.50 pr. aur, 6uprbus DC
fdar SiGaSeife til fur getafins at ubfsre
s6riHoer for 8nlf, ium Dor a bcreS
Rater. Sc faar inttSiertia lite aup til
at tase Srbres for @arer fra &js6mGnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1892. Sp.: Set bar baret ingt, al
ariesutiniiter Salt sr Got6olit. Or oct
GilfGlbet2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

1888 Sps Sporurunge Stemnter
bIes Der taitet beo iiSfte RruftbeHtbalg?
Spurt Entrert t3h Miliuner,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-10

&c | 0ereS Ne0lG8gelle | oen 0ornl,
buori oene err fleet. Yet treoIe
8unft / Sruttaten ON ioeuife Zap
pers gct i'll at fore fine &ener pan
Brrs / 9orge bar ooret ai8iort iiSer
1855. Gen ME Sraftat / aarlitnS
aiper Rorom9nSepe en- Soroel frent'
for SEN samIe, ibct SiaaOelien M
Blot ejploer De iadfaIbte "6lptlop'
per-, meSens ben fsr ogiaa roItrafte
Tia iii Sc fait ~6oiiS6enoe iuenife Sano'
mpnb. Ser bar altiaa Rorge oitltOei
en- 6orSel. Zen fierSe Baraerai ait'
aaoenSe Meaemboroelen cler Sraf'
fen er ligc nsopenbig og lige icroel'
aatiae for be8ge 9anSc og Tan Scrfoi
life bare noget pompgeroe ! fig. @e'
iultatet az Sisie getragtnin8er bftoet
altioa, at begqc 2auoe bar al @rins
til at pore tilfreoie meo noiuloet a
llnoerbanSlingerne ! &nrlitno. Soaf
Ser par al melt @igtigbeS, neniig e.
aoSt 6orboIS meaem 9rooerIanoere
bsr peS Senne Spereusfomit bare op'
uoaet. Srggu gitterbeo bsr sneIRgsC
Set peuifabeIige 8orbolS os Sumar.
beioet for ben ifanoinaDiife SalOsi
Sremgang, og euSnu minbre er SeI
noeen @rtno til, at oct oe~uifa6eIigt
5orbcIo mcaem speuifer % Roro'
m9nS / slmerifa ifuloe iorltprres. 9
er iremSeles groSeriolf, og ON pos
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
MORONY DIES
 IN LITTLE ROCK.
Division Freight Agent of Iron Mountain in This Territory
 Died Tuesday.

Little Rock, Feb. 28. MT. P. H. Morony, Division Freight Agent of the Missouri Pacific, with headquarters in Little Rock, died at St. Vincent's Infrmary at 1:40 p. m. today. He had been sick only a few days with an aggravated case of cry sipelas and was removed to the infrmary last week for treat ment. He gradually grew weaker despite all efforts of the best medical talent, and for the last two days it was apparent that he could not recover. He had a sinking spell last night which for time threatened the end, but rallied towards morn ing, only to become worse again early in the forenoon. The re- mains will be taken to his form CT home at St. Louis for burial.
 MT. Morony was young rail- road man of great promise and had host of friends in railroad circles. He was about thirty-tWo years old and had resided in Lit the Rock for the last ten years. For eight years he was travelling freight agent under Division Freight Agent, A. R. Bragg, re- taining that position under MT. D. E. King, who succeeded MT. Bragg. Upon the promotion of Mir. King to the position of in- dustrial agent few months ago MT. Morony was advanced to the position of division freight agent.
 He was unmarried and is sur vived by three brothers, one of whom, Hon. A. c. Morony, a prominent attorney of St. Louis, was with him at he time of his death.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
WHEN THE KIDNEYS
 ARE AILING.
The Urgent Need of Prompt Restora- tive Measures is Something That Every One Should
 Understand.
"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine."

Slight disorders in the kidneys or uri- nary organs are more serious than most people think. The first warning symp- toms should receive prompt medical treatment to ward off Bright's Disease or some other dangerous malady. When the kidneys are ai1ing and the symptoms become sufficiently pronounced to be noticeable the condition calls at once for prompt measures to stay the progress of the disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy needed. Taken on the ap- pearance of the first symptoms, such as pain in the back, pufiness under the eyes, irregularities i'll the urine, digestive disorders, it will save the victim inca1- cu1able misery and suffering, mental torture and expense. Used at the begin ming of the trouble it cures quickly. Used in the more advanced stages it will win back health and strength as rapidly as circumstances will possibly permit.
 Accept no substitute. Insist on having
 the genuine Prickly Ash Bitters with the
 large figure in red on the front label.
 Sold at Drug Stores. Sl.OO Per bottle.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01

their cozy home on Hazel street, Tuesday evening from 8:30 to 12 o'clock.
 Mrs. McMinn has an enviable reputation as a charming hostess and her entertainments are al- ways much sought after by the society goers of this city.
 At this meeting the prizes were worth striving for, being serviceable as well as beautiful. A handsome fern dish was won by Mrs. T. E. Morrison, and the gentleman's prize, a wire waste paper basket, was easily won by MT. RIM. Johnson, who is gaining quite a reputation as a euchre player, having won a number of beautiful prizes during the win ter.
 After the games were con- cluded the tahles were spread with lunch-cloths and a delight ful luncheon of roast turkey with dressing, creamed oysters, hot rolls, coffee and charlotte russo was served by the hostess and her sister, Miss Aubrey Ar hold.
 The guests present with visit ors were Messrs. and Mesdames B. W. Stainback, R. M. Johnson, B. B. Bond, o. D. Watson, c. A. Hillhouse, Chas. H. Wilmans, c. w. Beard, H. B. Cobb, w. w. Dutton, w. A. Billingsley, T. D. Kinman, IT,. T. B. Morrison, Mesdames Gus Graham, J. L. Jones, Messrs. F. P. Skipwith and Chas. E. Carroll.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
DEAFNESS CAN-
 NOT BE CURED

NOl bE COhEO by local applications, as they can- not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness is caused by an inf1amed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and un- less the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an infamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & Co.,. Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for cOnStipatiOn.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
NNHN~NNNNN~N%H@
 IN SOCIETY.
sIgnt Charge,
MRS. STEPHENS ENTERTAINS.

One of the most delightful so- cial affairs during the season was on Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. T. s. Stephens opened her hospi- table home to the officers of the missionary societies of the differ ent churches in this city.
 1t was a pleasant diversion from the regular club life and proved very profitable as we'll as pleasant to all present.
 The program consisted of mu- sic, original papers and select readings pertaining to the great work of these societies.
 The paper by Mrs. O. M. Bowen on the work of the ladies of the Christian church in for eign fields as well as home work proved very interesting and showed wide range of terri tory covered by these workers.
 Mrs. Sam Taggart read a pa- per On the work of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church, which has been organized and in full work ing order for fourteen years.
 Mrs. M. A. Dorsey represented the Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal church, and with se- lect readings showed the great work and wide scope. of home and foreign countries in which their work was carried on.
 After the papers were read a social hour followed, when the general work was discussed, and delightful refreshments were served by Misses Jamie and Lutie Mae Stephens, which consisted of neapolitan ice cream, cake and coffee, and which closed a delightful social affair.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
BANK OF TUCKERMAN'S
 ANNUAL MEETING.
Net Earnings for Year Twenty Per Cent Surplus of This
 Prosperous Bank Fur
ther Increased.

7 The stockholders of the Bank )of Tuckerman held their annual meeting Monday, February 27, 1905, which marks the close of a very successful and profitable year.
 The net earnings for the past twelve months were found to be 20 per cent, out of which a 10 per cent dividend was declared and the remaining 10 per cent added to the surplus fund.
 Officers were reelected as fol- lows:
 J. w. Lindley, president.
 L. T. Slayden, vice president. B. V. Holt, cashier.
 The directors elected are as follows:
 J. w. Lindley, L. T. Slayden, D. c. Dowell, l.. D. Smith and R. D. Duncan.
 MT. Duncan is vice president of the State National bank of Little Rock, also second vice president of the Fredericktown Trust Company of Frederick town, Mo-, and is we'll known in the banking world.
 The other directors named are well known as among Tucker mans most enterprising busi- ness men and Jackson county's respected and influential citizens. It is we'll known that the Fred ericktown Trust Company, to- gether with the Tuckerman peo- pie organized the Bank of Tuck erman and printed below is a copy of the trust company's let ter regarding the report of their bank examiner.
 COMMENDS MANAGEMENT.
 Fredericktown, Mo-, Jan. 27. MT. E. V. Holt, Cashier Bank of Tuckerman, Tuckerman, Ark. Dear MT. Holt: We have just looked over the report of our MT. Marsh on his recent examination of the Bank of Tuckerman.
 Your loans seem we'll secured, books and accounts properly kept and your bank in excellent condition, refecting credit upon it's management.
 Yours truly,
 J. E. FRANKLIN,
 President.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
TUESDAY EUCHRE CLUB.

Among the many euchre par ties that have been given during an unusually interesting social season, none have eclipsed in beauty and pleasure the enter tainment of the Euchre club by MT. and Mrs. w. w. McMinn at
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01

cts on sale March f. to 7, inclu- sive, final return limit 30 days from date of sale. These tickets will permit stopovers within final limit on either the going or re- turn trip. T. H. REAMEY,
 58dtd Agent.
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
GOSHA-JONES.

J. B. Gosha and Mrs. Susie Jones, both living east of New port, were married Tuesday aft ernoon at 1 o'clock by Esquire Guy Smith in his office.
 The young couple have the congratulations and best wishes of friends and the Independent for long and happy lives.
 Read the Daily and Weekly Independent.
 SPECIAL WINTER
 TOURISTS RATES To Mexico City and return via the Iron Mountain route. SAY. 80 to Mexico City and return. Tick
Newport daily independent., 1905-03-01
PIPER
 WHITE RIVER.
Ky Senate Com yer and Harbor tions = Brun- Fight in the House.

.Iff'f fAiiliiielce lldS Ic- ss'and harbor appro- sahich allows $32o,- : on upper White riv- ter part of which is led on the completion m of locks and dams Upper river naviga- big appropriation was |ly through the efforts Berry.
 |sman Brundidge made Int in the house for Appropriation, his ad- hg very attentively lis- 1 but the rule forbidding ents was adhered to and hdment voted down. In nee of representatives fd feees, ityis probable rommendation
 Congressman
 1ed the work
 cen done with
 far expended,
 of the section
 u took issue
 who had rec
 e work be dis
 lse a railroad
 at section, con-
 bs White river
 ble the people
 by exorbitant
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-05
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice Is hereby given TO all parties
holding Clatsop County warrants, en-.
dorsed prior to September 18th, 1904.
and warrants number S9lG, s9l7, s9l8,
S9l9, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925,
1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, $500, 1891, 1892,
1898, 1894, and 90j4, to present the same
to the County Treasurer at his office,
j9O-592 Commercial street, for payment.
Interest ceases after this date.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this Goth
day Of October, 1905.
Signed CHAS. A. HEILBORN
County Treasurer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-05

A builder In PENNSYLVANIA, having
heard that the men did not start work
at the proper time. thought he would
drop down about $50 one morning and
see Going up the yard, he caught
sight of joiner standing smoking,
with his kit not even opened. Simply
asking his name, which he found to be
Jake Robertson, he called him into the
office and, handing him four days pay,
told him to leave at once.
After having seen the man clear OF
the yard he went up to the foreman
and told him he had made an example
Of Jake Robertson by paying him Of
for not starting to work at the proper
time.
Jumping Jupiter. sir" calculated
the foreman. that chap was only look
ing for a jobw-New York World.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-05

'They say the Widow Longgreen can
think of nothing but money"
"Well, she has a remarkably wen
stocked mind"
We'll stocked"
Eyes, million and quarter In bank
stock at 2J0 above par."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.