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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-27
HILL AND HARTMAN INTERESTS
HAVE NET IN THE FIRST
CLASH,
Injunction Served on Contractors o.
Portland and Seattle Road to Pre-
vent Construction Work.

The first clash between the Hill ana
Hartman interests in the North
Bank project took place yesterday al
Portland when an injunction was
served on Stems & Shields to STOP
construction work by them at a grade
crossing on land formerly owned by
the College Endowment association
on what Is termed the peninsula, be-
tween Portland and the Columbia
river. This land is now owned by the
Portland & Seattle, which is the cor
poration designated for the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern rail-
roads.
Why They Fight.
The fight is over the location Of a
grade where the surveys Of the o.
r. & N. Co.'S Troutdale extension
and the Portland & Seattle's main
line route between the Columbia and
Willamette rivers cross. The Port
land & Seattle, to forestall the Har-
riman road in the fight it knew
was coming, rushed a force of con-
struction men on the ground late Sat-
urday afternoon, when it was too
late for injunction papers to be eff
fective. The men worked all night,
and Sunday morning another shift was
put on. Their oppnents could not
get action on Sunday, and Christmas
day following gave the Hill people an
other day in which to work UNI
disturbed. Gangs of men were kept
at work day and night. Tuesday
morning it was found that the Port
land & Seattle had established its
grade and laid a track for a dis
lance Of nearly 800 feet across the
disputed ground.
Stops Work for Time
The injunction granted by the court
stops further construction work unit.
hearing Of the merits Of the
case can he had But the Portland
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-27

Professor Hausler, VINO has been
conducting a photograph gallery in
this city for some months left Pendle-
ton a short time ago and yesterday
afternoon M. A. RAIDER a furniture
dealer here, swore out a warrant for
his arrest, charging that he took $50
worth of rugs and furniture belonging
to RAIDER with him. 1t is said that
Hausler owed a number Of the bust
ness men in the city quite an amount
of money. When the professor left
Pendleton he left notice upon his
office door saying ne was going to
Athena, which is only 10 miles from
the city, but he failed to- return and
investigation proves that he did not
go to Athena. He will be brought
back to thi scity to stand trial as
soon as he is found.-Pendleton Trf-
bune
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-27

stalled with so subscribers, which Is
pretty good for a starter. Three rura,
telephone lines are under constructior
by farmers. These lines will bs q,
standard construction and will con.
meet with the Connell exchange
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-27
SOME PENDLE1oN news
PLAN TO FENCE NORTH AND
WEST SIDE OF THE UNA
TILLA RESERVATION.

PENDLETON, Or, Dec. 27.-Tnat
about As miles of fence will be built
by the United States government on
the west and north sides of the UNA
tilla Indian reservation is one of the
probabilities Of the near future.
The Indians are agitating for
fence, and II their request Is granted
which is more than likely. it will re-
quire Is to Is miles on the west side
of the reservation, which line is fixed
on the range line between ranges 81
and 80, and which extends directly
south for Is miles from Pendleton
The matter is now before the depart
ment and may be- disposed OF this
winter.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-27
Stops Work for Time

The injunction granted by the court
stops further construction work unit.
a hearing of the merits Of the
case can be had. But the Portland
& Seattle people claim the proceed
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
On b. bsranlral. boz aul, Toat ID Ta.

en- Ne hsraHiyas, stg cute yoht gu Fus
gen. lsniis Ft btiaEgsH Das Rim.
-Ait hsht's hsHn sietntlidS NIT Der
Jnnaiu WuRlsrIin2" ihtr5ts Der aas
pitaR ipitbtg in itiHtr rtrbsn Wtiis.
r0iltt als DHtsl, grassr, CDR as
EsHi pas hs2 Du, Grita, eieb nal
rsinsm 5ungtH sinsn rtaHrafieasa
auB.@
0er ia plrre ods MiGSdsn blEts
roth TIN GeI1dt, partbete Ti9 in GROCER
gsrleqtnEsit uRb elite aus Dem 8ims
ner.
Gin punberli6es Qeut!" 6rummte
Der alts. .Bas?" Gr I6uute feline
2ebsRsgsFGbrtin orbsntli9 dufgsbra9t
an, ais oieis ibm Idnfts 8orbaltungsn
ma6te. rDas2 Scbo, bic S6ar3su
haIten bod INNER 3uiammen; bttt'
DID, mas lit bsnn babel, 1T bas MGs
bel ni6t unIere So6tsr unb Der
Pra9tterl bier nt9t unIer Sunge2!"
raber 8ruber unb S9peIter iint
iie ourum bod ni9t," mari 5rau
S4tatng elm, runO Sntsl ipieler 100
msin Sung rod LANCE ni9t, bd lit er
bod gu fdab fir unb audi nod pisl
81 jung" ftste iie ppa miitterli9su
StoI3es binau.
&luus mar pie 5eritreut. Sc tpai
tbm eben unter benz baagen, f6euer
8lide css Rdb9ens f9ausrglsif
burd bic Sesle oegangen. S6redbaft
bur93itterte Jpn bic @epiBbsit, baf
Der tobten S6peiter @benbtlb ibm II
ben turSen Stunbsn pieI, bel mebi
getporben mar, als er IiG Ielblt etn3ut
sefteben fpaete. llnpilig iiber Iif
felbit blidt. sr auf. Rsbenbei itant
Der 2ebrer, unb audi ibsr befTen Stir
i9ienen S9utten gu briiten. Qber el
mubts fi9 bod getiuIht boben, pentg,
item. tpenbete ii9 &leinau in Der nGh.
ten Setunbe artts an ibn. .@eItdttsr
sic, 70 besleite i9 sic gum &rugs
Serr S9tIins."
rGs fol mir cine 6reube fetn,1 ent'
gegnett Rlaus, gepaltidm bic inner,
unrubs nieOertdmpfeno unb in BEN
8eitreben. benz bGufisen @ait I'm gl,
ternbuuie etpas Sreunbli9es au IA,
gen.
NO9 Elm S9er3tpprt bss @aters,
Der erfi9tli9 abfisl unb miibe i'm
Stub lebnts, etn treusr 6anbbrud,
bann gsleitete bic Mutter ben Setmse'
te6rten uub bsfTen D~essenofen aus
benz 2tmmer. =
0rauben I'm @angs fteI lie BEN
Sobne nit gliidli6sm Baden um Der
Suls, .8letb ntdt gar gu lang, es
mD9t' Dir ntGt gut fem, unb feenc
DID Der liebe Soft, mttn Sung. 9u
bait uns re6t, re9t slidIi9 sema6t!4
llno bamit bufdte lie tpieoer ina
3immer 5urid.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

Rt6t nur bic WGnner batten iit
mad benz 4benbtFen i'm Oorftrua sins
eefunoen, fonbern AUDI Disle Srauen.
8eileibt nidt, nm ben Seimeetebrten
5u ieben Obsr ii6 gar bon ibm trdttis
rem 81 lafen! 9d NOR gar tsin Sc
6ante baran, 10 mas mare ia brett
u%nreputirli6 sefpefen, unb man tpuBit
auf Ii9 5u bdlttn. Heiu, Der Griiger
bate auslet9 AUDI einen R~ramIaben,
ben einSigen biefer 4rt i'm Srt. ga
mar es ni9t mebr als felbItperftGnbs
lid, baB bic 6ausfruuen an oieiem
abenb etpas gu taufsn pubten, bic
etne S9ubbGnoer uHb bic dnbere
StGrte, bic brittle brau6te n 8iertels
pfiinb6en &affss, absr ean3 frti6 ge@
mablenen. 90 mas tonnte man ben
&inoern CUR 8eTorgung ni9t anbers
trGuerl, mare iiberbaupt un9riftlt6 gss
peIen, bic armen Wiirmsr bel Iol6em
lHpetter iiber bic S6pele 3u iagen,
ba bette man fi9 I9on IeIbIt aufmas
den miiKen. 3uerit mar man iebr err
Itdunt, AUDI bic 5rdu Radbarin an
3utreffen, cher oeren Gintaufsre9t
tpar I9lsBlt9 sbenio ppblperbrieft.
Ratiirli9 fam man od ms Geoen, Elm
Wort CAB oas anDere, unb neil bod
Stebsn miibe mdht, 10 ieBte ii6 erit
bic cine 3agbdft auf bic 8ant nebsn
benz Gingang gum S6ent3tmmer;
cine 3peite !~eiitete ibr @sIeai9aFt, unb
bulb tonnte bic tunge &rGmersfrar
nt6t genug Stiible unb S6emel aufa
treiben, um ale tbre &unbinnen uns
ter3ubringen, bic gar 10 preIiirt tbas
ten, aber iiber al benz @r3dblen ni9t
gum &aufeu tamen. Sbr Wann lief
nerpDs in ben Stuben bsrum unb Sers
3duite bic ftruppige rotbe perriide,
puBte ni9t re9t, psl9e Mi,ne sr aufs
Ieben unb pie er it9 ben 3ulduf beus
ten Iollte. Ratiirli6 puBte sr, bdB
bes RapitGns Sobn tommen ppIte,
uno bate ii6 AUDI entfprs6enD Oarauf
eingeri6tet, perlpdenb prdngten bic
tpublgefilltsn Observation-Disclosures den bins
ter Der Sbete, uno elm SaB frii9es
Bier bate er audi uRseftOden. Die
nun aber bic Stunbe nes abenbli6en
2uTammentommens nad Ieinsr Be-
rednung ldngit fGIlig eeporOen mar
uHo in Teinem engeH Sdute fi6 bic
gorse 8urfbetppbnsrihaft 10 3iemli6
beriammeIt bate, ieoo6 Minute UNI
Minute perftrih, obns ben betb @rs
Isbnten ielbIt gu brinesn, betam er'g
nit Der unrube. 0d bodten tie,
qualmteu ibm Die Stube bon, batten
ib men 2iittien etnI9sntsn laFen,
unb BEL benz blisben lie IiBsH uno mar
tetsn alei6 ibm duf bic 0iRge, bic oa
tomnen Iollten. 0abet brannten
Idmmtli6e 2ampeu, Ftatt Der iibliden
einen, iiberal in ben 3immerr tparen
Die SeTen gefsiSt.
nn3d6ltge Mfol fubrtpsrtte ar burti
bic aramFube, mo feline 5rau binter
Cer S6ets itdnb UNI Ii3 bon 3e6a,
3p6lF 3uneenTsrtigen 8rauen umrinot
Idh bic ole aui lie eiHIpradsus a6sr
Ri9is fautteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

SIT 6oIge betrueen bic ginnobmen
$t083.t0 unO Die Nus9oben $t320.60.
monod ein Gefi8it I'M 9etrage bon
S237,50 5u ner3eidnen lit, peIdeS
ourd} oo8 NbIeben non flint MitgIie,
bern perrriod)t wltroe, Ser qe9en,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betr6qt $tO42.
43. un0 MISREPRESENTATION bcIGuft
iid ouf $980403. 6rou Hsinborot
belpirtbcte Die MitglieOer nod ser
GerIommIung mlf ooS Nuer6eIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
EolDgamiitcn ais Eoitmeiitcr.

a bington II, .. 6, 5. San.
- 0os Boltoeportement bat in 6olge
Der bonn 9unoesienat olif 8eranlai
Jung oeS SenatorS Dubois geIteQten
Suffrage conitotirt, oaB i'm Staote
Soobo bier Eoitmeiiter int 9(mte Iino,
ipelfe in 8ielebe Ieben, nGmlif @ott.
frieo gi6ler in Napmono, 4nno s.
%. Silietqltis III 8ernon, @eniomin
SDmas'in IreaIuretolun unogomono
Sooner III @lba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
So. GOusref. - 3tueitc sitnng.

3G6lltng Der gGeftorolitimmen finoet
am s. 6e6ruar itatt. 8eitere
Gr5rterlnq Der Sill 3lIr Nufnob-
me uctrer Staoteu. - 9a5 SOUS
tofelt Sen 2ioiugiton'i6en 8e.
ih(tB be5iiglid Der @almltpoll-
StatiItif oeS Ider6ou = 8eporte4
ment$.
@of6iugton .. G., 5. San.
49, SIM Genot ultr0e Elm non BUR.
ropS (Ntd.) einberidteter 9eihluB
oe8 Gornite'S fir 4rioi(egien un0
@abIen ouqenommen, Ialtt DeI4em
ole bel ser letter @r1itoentenna1(
obgegebeneu Stinmen Inn 1 ll6r
9ta6mittagS am 8. 6e6rltar ge5d6It
mcroen iollen. 9ie Geremonie fin0et
i'm Observation-Disclosures Itatt. Der
Senat paiiirte oltd cine 8iQ, melde
b0bere Alt8goben fir sic MietGe BON
&%onIulaten outoriitrt, ionic cine Bill
sur Heorganiiirlmg OeS meoijiniideu
Corps ser Nrmee.
Ole Bill sur %Nufuabnle ueller
Stoateu GStotebooo 8iQ") gelaugte
Damn micoer sur &er5ouolung, uno
0elIon (D}in1.) b~oIIenoete ieiue ge.
itern ]begonnene Ge0e SIT @unIteu Ser.
ieIbeu. I'm 4 llbr 9ing ser Senot iii
GrefutipiiBunG aleit mad MIR 5ebu
Mfimlten muroen Die E9ilren mieoer
ge0ffnet, morauf 0ie Staaten . Sill
tenlpordr sur Seite geIegt wur6e, Inn
cine &erleiu1g ser nSmnibu5Glaint
Gill" at erm0gli6en. Tim 4,45 Der.
tagte li6 ser Senot bis morgen.
Sun observation-disclosures beridtete
2ittouer ca. 81 oie Settings . Der.
ipiqigung8bia eit. Sin 8criht oe5
9(dcrbau : Counties iiber Sen 2ipinq.
iton = 9ci6luB, melher geniile 9(uS'
tunit ilber sic 3rtoerldliigteit BON
9eri6ten oeS Nderbult-O Departments
bon Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berlangt,
~nontentIid) iolueit 9auntuoIle in Be-
troht fonmt, berltriohte cine Ionge
0isfuiiion, olein i6lieBlid mur0e
Der 8eridt, tpeIder empfieblt, ben
9ei6luB ouf oen Gid 3u legcn, nit
so gegen II Simmer onge1ommeI.
Auf Antrog SiG8 (Gonn.) coniti-
tuirte iid OoS SoltS Io0olm ais Fle-
mar = Gomite uto lette Die grmdgung
Der Bill sur 4uf6eiierung ser 8db-
rlrrtg3per6dltniIIe fort. $50. Sill,
@iQiom8 (Ntiii) unO @rtnce (Sa8.)
biclten 8coen iiber ole 8orIoge, bis
Inn 4.35 8ertogung criolgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
0rteffaiten.

" 9.-Sie miiiien lid tuegen Scr
Angelegenbeit an einen Botentun.
malt penoert. 8ir fonnen ole ae.
miinlfte alisfunit nidt ertbeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Sei frObcr SafcIrmnSc.

Die $50. OberIt s. g. @ide$ uno
Charles @. Monteu beruirtben
ibre 6rglnoc. - Gin 8anfctt Ser
Srei1nnltrer.
Sberit s. &. @idcS, Supcrinteu-
Dent oeS StraBenreini9uugS- 0epar-
terlentS, CAB aeltern Ibeno in Srn.
SenrD S6leunes' Salle al ser Sauo.
oerItroBe ieinen Sllperintenoeuten
uno &orleuteu elm 9anfett, fir iuel=
dies Sr. SdIeuneS Elm bohfeine8
Wtenl mlfgeItcllt bate, oo$ iciner
Hilde ole @bre bcreitete. Inter ben
o%ltlpeienoen @aiteu befanocn lid, Die
SS. @iuiom ". 2artinS, 3. g. g8be.
louL Sorrp 0}oale, s. ". @offrooqe,
U. 9. @iIIon SuQb Soon, SoIepb
Stunt, @iuiom @eibfiug, Sune8
9oDle, Sobn 9urte, Gotuur0 =. Sal.
lobon, Soiepb McGubbin, Sonnel
.. @llIon, Seize 3. Sail, Charles
8rort, Sobn z. 9roop, Soiepb &eiIe.
bon, Goworo SoIbroot, Sobn &. Sit
&reiton lliiltou Sobu Shea, Midoel
9oouou, s. Gorr, Sobu Sofer, q.
+. Slaughter, Sobn Sunt, 9. Z.
Sarber, Sobn 0urm, u. s. 9inq,
Sobn q. Sellers, Hidaro @eficrolL
Sbomo8 O'Neiu, @iQiam @eooicoro,
Sronf u. SlIrit, Samuel &. @icc, 9.
{. SenOou, Sobn @oloen, SomeS q.
Sane, Soiepb Carer, George @reen
uno 5reo. 9ed.
&rn. Wontelf5 @CburtSs
tag.
Sr. Charles Q. Monteu. Der &oiii.
rer oes bieIigen 3ollamtS, gob geitern
Nbeno I'M Union 2eoque Club" lei.
nen intimlten Sreunoen gclegentlid)
ieineS Al. 8eburtStoges Elm 9ontett.
SIM 8erlollfe oe5 9lbeuoS muroe Srn.
Montell bon @rn. Miaiom i. Stone
I'M Nonen ieiner 5reunoc elm goloe-
neS nit Goeliteinen beiebteS llbrge-
b6nge ilberreid)t. Serncr trofen 5otIs
reid)e @eid)ente bon onoeren Srelln=
Den oeS 8eburtStagStinoeS cin. Inter
ben eingelaocnen 8diten befon0en
lid: MnDor 6. Sian 5imonuS, SS.
@illiom i. Stone, stephen Il. Sra.
ion u. 81. 9lntenep Sront 6. Mod)-
ter, George $. @oitber, Selir NgnmS,
:. Reeie Yitfer, George ". Somier,
@iliam Q. FIott, @m. 6. Smith,
CHARLES g.. Montell, 8eorge =.
SoneS, s, @olter @ilion, Charles 81.
Sbolbeimer, @ebb. 2eimbadL 8ercp
&. SenntgbnuIen, S. Shtort Wac0o-
nolo, George u. Seffncr, @iQium $.
Green, Or. Soiepb Sort, Samuel g.
0opiS, gilbert 90. SproeIier, Sobn 6.
HobertiolL .. s. gtl1abaum, 8iuiom
w. SDrne, Sobn =. 2ongbommer,
Sobn ". aeitb, Ebilip 8oI8, Sobn 3.
Wc@origle, Sronf ". Sent, q. 5000
man mo $. &. WcGuQob.
Sincerity .2ogeM T.. ISL"
Ndd ser geItrigen Sibung Der
"Sinceritps2o9e Nr. t8t. u. =. & 81.
NJ" goben geitern Nbeno ole $50.
9enrp @iuig uno MltoolpD 9obne-
Itengel ibren 9riioern in Srn. Senrp
SbleuneS' nStog.Sole" ein @onfett,
bel luel6em oos Bette ierptrt lullroe,
ipoS 9rn. SdIeltneS' beriihmte Slide
oarbieten fonnte, Mn llnterbaltung
mongelte eS ebenfollS nidt.
NJ 81 nj n".@ cb1u6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Il II d)uI 5. - Serr: sd iinoe,
Sic ieben iebt INNER red)t blaB abS!"
6rdnlein: Sid ia! Bite, iogen
Sic mir ood mai etlpos, ipopon id)
roth neroe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Sn Ser Gle. - Srau (oie It'll.
permutbet BON ser 9aoereiie 5ltrilds
qefebrt iit): .Go5 mar cine fteber.
raidung, moS2 49,. limo Oh bait lit
ser gile ioqar Ben CHEERING at oel
perfebrten Singer geItedt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Srief6cf0rOernna nad) Ocm gnslanb.

NNhN 1917
Gic o%u$lGnoiide EoIt fir oie NIT
Dem Z. Somtor 1905 enoenOe 8ofe
ihIicBt I'M bieligen N%olptpoitont (lt
olcn 60Qen piinftlid), mie Iolat:
Gie 8odetpoit mad 9eutidlon0
IdlieBt INN 10 llbr 8ormittag5 ON
OtoutaQ, ben .. &omror, unO Jrci.
tag, Den g.. Sarutar.
Qompfer io6rcn BON Nen-9orf 40,
iuenn nid)t an0erS angegeber.
Transatlantic d)e Soft.
Sreitag &c ll6r 9lbeno3, nof
S5rlonO per Compiler nSoeruio," bio
GlleeuStolurl. RoItiadlen nof az
oeren GDeilen Guropo'8 miiIieu per
rSpernio" oOrciiir t ieir) Z llIr
9tbenoS, nod) europa per 3ompicr
PHILADELPHIA" oia Elpmoutb mnO
Gberbourg.
0ienitag, oeu 10. Sanlnr, nod
europa per 0ompIcrr Gelltonic," pia
QlteenStoiun.
9 o It II d. 9 ii s nno Gentrat
Imerifo q, % It inoten etc.
5reitog - 6 ll6r Nben0S, nod oen
ga Bloto.2dnOern per0 ompfer oGto-
no;" 10 ll6r 9l6enbS, mad Bermuda
per 9ompfer o@ermloiou;;" nod)
Borto Hico, Curacao mo 8ene5uela
per 9alnpfer oGdrdtnS;;" nad 6or.
trune 5SGano, Somoicd stfto Colombia
per 0ompfer oSibIrtn;" nod Cuba
per 0ompfer o0torro Cattle"
Die Boit nad newfoundland, bia
3orosS ponep, uno nad Wtiquelon,
pio Bottom i6IieBt bier tdolid INN /
llbr @odmittnGS; ndf Cuba, bia
Sompo, tdgIih nm 1 ltbr Nadmits
tags; nod Gotta Htca, &onouras Ii.
Guatemala, oia NepsO rleans, tag
lid I'm s llbr Iben0S.
Grams Goetftc = 0 It.
SonItog - Z ll9r Nbenos, mad
Nteu.S eelono, 9lttitralien unO Neu-
Goleoonien, Samoa, Sotpaii uno ben
6ioi6i,3nielu, oia Gan 6ran5isco.
Die 8oIt nod Sapon Gorea, Chi
no uno ipe5iea noreiiirt nad Den
YbiGippinen, uio3ocoma, idlieBt bier
tdglid) beis gum IL. Sanuar INN 7
ltbr Nbeno5.
Die Srau5.B ocific.EoIt miro tag.
lid bei0roert, uuo Die Ibgangstage
Iino 10 orrangirt, oaB elm unullter.
brodencr lle6erlano. transport or.
moglidt miro.
9. 9apieS " arfieIo,
HoItmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

SIN M mericdn".@ c61u6e
%oerlebt. - @m. HamuiIen eilt
"a Sabre alter Norrpeger, inn ,Geo=
ttol1nl = Sotel" at Der GoloertItraBe
iuobnbait uno ais glepntor E Gor1-
Itritftellr I'M nImericon" 8ebGuoe
an Der Gde bon Galperts uno 9olti.
moreltraBe beidGftigt, perungliidte
geltern oaourd, baB Elm Sap Cement
oltf i'm iiel. Seine 8erlebunaer,
ablfiirfun9en on Der Siiite uno am
Sub, 'nuroen i'm Stoot = Soipital
perbunoen.
geute &c unoen. - 9etef-
tto 5lannerp bot 5ipei ipertbpole goI.
oene ubren nno mebrere Hinqe, Die
bon Dem Neeer @liiab Sones bon
Sron Rbilip j. See, Rr. Ills, Noro.
GalpertitroBe, geltoblen iporoen ipa.
rem, in einem Yionbbouie auigeiun.
ben.
ii 6aS g eoboop- Steel
beiite Had)mittog bat iidJ Soiepb
Soffmon folgenoes Brogramm ouf,
geIteat: 9eetbopen - ,Sonate, Sp.
22"; Hameou - ga Happel oes
SiIeour"; Gouperin - ga Gam.
bourin"; Sdumann - .Garnepal,
Sp. 81; Chopin = ,GtubeS"; 8luds
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bon 66 Sabren. Seine 9eeroiauna
finoet AM Sonntag, Wad)mittoas
uni / llbr, bon ieiner letter Sob
nung aus Itatt.
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q III 9 Of

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men. 9ie aoreiIe lit SIT unbeutlid =
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SIM Steller 8 9eportemeltt lpnroen
9eIterlt, an 5lpeiteu Gage fiir oie
Collection bon oi~esidbrigen Stcuern,
folgenoe Ginnobmen genladt: Stnot
$3t,320.52, Miner $1005.55 &otal
$32,326.07; StootSiteuern $733t.-
81. Snt letten Sabre mltroen an
oemIeIben Gage $30,044.10 uerein'
no6mt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-22
A WOMANS BACK.
The Aches and Pains Will
Disappear if the Advice of
This Mt. Sterling Citizen
is Followed.

A woman's back has many aches
and pains.
Most times tbs the kidneys fault
Backache is really kidney ache;
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills
cure 1t.
Many MI. Sterling women know
this.
Read what one has to say about it:
Mrs. Mary Kelley, wife of Peter
Kelley, farmer, living just outside
the city limits on the Winchester
pike, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
were so beneficial and positive in
their results that i am compelled
to place great faith in them. Twas
troubled to quite an extent and
with a complication of kidney
troubles. The symptoms were so
marked as to leave no possibility of
doubt in my mind as TO what kind
of medicine l required so on MOTTO
ing some testimonials of the
strongest kind, endorsing Doan's
Kidney Pills, my husband procured
box Tor me at Z. G. Duerson's
drug store. On taking them / was
convinced that the advertised
statements concerning Doan's Kid
ney Pills were nothing short Of the
truth, for this good preparation
absolutely performed what it
promised. l can speak positively
about the results obtained and will
be only too pleased to give minuter
particulars to any lady who wishes
them My husband also used
Doan's Kidney Pills and found the
results entirely satisfactory"
Plenty more proof like this from
Mt. Sterling people. Call at F. G.
Duerson's drug store and ask what
his customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take DO other. 36-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-22
Go One Way--Retarn Another

Winter Tourist Tickets going via
Ashville, through the Land of the
Sky and Beautiful Sapphire Coun-
try and returning Via Atlanta and
Chattanooga-or vice versa-are
now on sale at Low Rates.
The "Florida Limited solid
train of finest Pullman Drawing
Room Sleepers and vestibuled
coaches with Dinner Car service
enroute, leaves Cincinnati every
morning via Queen q Crescent
Route, running through without
change to Jacksonville, via Chat
tanooga and Southern Railway.
The Chicago and Florida Special
beginning January 9th) consist
ing of elegant Drawing Room
Sleepers, Observation Cars, ETC.,
will leave Cincinnati every evening
except Sunday, through running
solid to st Augustine via Chatta-
nooga and Southern Ry. with Din
ing Car service enroute.
Through Pullman sleepers to
Jacksonville from Cincinnati every
evening via Knoxville, Ashville and
Savannah.
From Louisville, connection with
all of the above trains is made at
Lexington by trains of Southern
Railway.
For land of the Sky" book,
"Wi1ter Homes" folder, Rates,
Schedules or other information,
address
G. D. Allen, A. G.. P. A. South
ern Ry., st. Louis, Mo.
C. H. Hungerford, D. P. A.,
Southern Ry., Louisville, Ky.
w. c. Rincarson, G. P. A.,
25-tf @. d c. Route Cincinnati, o..
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-22

He can bear a great trust who
car bear little trials.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-22
Missouri Pacific Railway CO
St Louis. Iron Mountain
and Southwestern
Railway.
ExcURlON RATES
TO roe
WEST and SOUTHWEST.
Homessskers' Excursions

TO the West and Southwest, on sale FIRST
and third Tuesdays in Oct, Nov. and
Dec. Final return limit of twenty-one
days, liberal stop-overs.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-22

in the thought that as yet most of
us are honoring old traditions. AS
a rule we still give more heed to
what man is than what a man
has. A character and a good name
mean something to us, and we can
find time to turn from business to
give cordial hand to fellow-be-
ing. We are not, like some Of our
American cousins, conducting our
friendship on a gold standard.
However, money worship is likely
to show itself among us any day.