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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18

PORTLAND AND RETURN

We will stand expense of railroad
fare to Portland and return of any
one purchasing a new piano from us
at our store in Portland before the
close OF the Lewis and Clark fair.
You will be under no obligations to
buy from u.s. and are at perfect llber-
ty to visit all the other stores. After
booking all around IL you purchase
from us (and we are confident you
will find best values here for your
investmenD you will also have your
railroad fare paid to Portland and
return.
This offer holds good only as long
as the fair lasts.
Why contribute to the support of
Branch Houses" Local Agencies
or Commission Mem?
Buy direct and save from $50 to
800 beside a free trip to Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
NORTHWEST NEWS.

In the increase of valuation of
Washington counties King county
leads, Spokane is second and Garfield
county third.
The total assessed valuation of the
state of Washington is 1927, 7,997.919,
which is an increase OF s17,13S,974
over last year.
Three million pounds of prunes
were raised this year tributary to Sa-
lem and sold at an average PR. IF
ga cents per pound.
The next meeting of the American
board of commissioners for foreign
missions of the Congregational church
will be held at North Adams, Mass.
The builders of the Riparia-Lewis-
ton branch of the o. r. & N. claim
that they need and can give immedi-
ate employment to 1000 men at 50 per
day.
Repairs amounting to $2700 have
been put upon the Memorial Presby
terian church of Vancouver, Wash,
which was built in 1886, at a cost of
$4,000
Otto Setik, a millhand of Aberdeen,
was killed by a sharp pointed board
which flew off an edger, struck him
end first in the abdomen and impaled
him. He was instantly killed.
: Four counties in Washington show
decreases in assessed valuation from
/ last year: Klickitat and Yakima be-
cause of the formation of the new
county Of Benton; also Skamaina and
| Asotin.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY widow of Mon
| tana's multi millionaire, is suing the
general government to recover $146,-
| 900 paid by her husbands estate since
1898, under the inheritance clause of
the war revenue act.
Captain Charles II. Martin has been
relieved from duty in the Philippines,
and will be put in charge of the work
of construction and enlargement of
the barracks at Fort Lawton, Fort
Worden and Vancouver barracks.
At Spokane, Henry Ullrich, aged IS,
and John Berry, aged 10, were appre-
hended and charged with causing the
death of c. S. Wilson, who was run
down by horsemen in the dark, and
killed. The boys are in Jail.
Mrs. Sarah C. Thompson, reputed to
be the richest woman in Idaho, died
recently i'm Portland. She left all but
SIC, 900 of her estate to relatives. The
$4,000 mentioned was bequeathed tc
the First Presbyterian church OF
Lewiston.
Frank Ellsworth Casio was shot
, and killed at Shafter, Texas, by un'
known parties. He was 40 years OF
age. and from 1875 till 1899 lived al
Portland, Or. For 10 years he work
|, ed for the Mitchell & Lewis Co., OF
Portland, and was a soldier in com
: pany f. of the second regiment, In
the Philippine service. In Texas he
was a teacher, and also engaged ir
the cattle business
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18

bridge at st. Johns. Grades and levels
have been carefully run for tunnel
under Fowler avenue and until few
days ago the company held op
tions on a complete route, with exits
and entrances for such a tunnel.
These options We're allowed to expire
and the Weyerhauser tract is the only
bridge site retained. 1t is conceded
that this will be the site OF the Will
lamette river bridge.
Nearly s1,000,00O has already
been spent by the company in securing
the necessary terminal grounds in and
approaches to Portland. 1t is said the
company will within the next two
years expend $10,00O,000 in construc-
ton OF bridges, docks. shops and ter
minal facilities in the immediate vi
cinity of Portland and Vancouver and
that the north bank line to Kennewlck
will cost &.G,000,000 more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
DOGS AND PONIES TOMORROW.
COzad's Famous Trained Animal Cir
Gus to Give Two Performances.

Cozad's Famous Trained Animal Cir
Gus to Give Two Performances.
There is no other entertainment SO
universally popular with little folks as
an exhibition of educated dogs, ponies,
monkeys and goats. These clever lit
tie animal actors have always proven
n source of infinite amusement, en-
tertainment and instruction to child
rem, so the Juveniles will surely hail
with delight and satisfaction the an
nouncement of the coming appearance
of Cozad's California Dog and Pony
circus
Over three hundred miniature an
imal actors will take part in the exhi-
bitions and 1t will demonstrate what
kindness, gentleness and patience can
accomplish with dumb animals.
When they exhibit here tomorrow
they will show nearly 100 pretty
prancing ponies in marches, counter
marching, drills and all the difficult
evolutions of completely drilled or
ganization. The little fellows enter
into the spirit of the fun with keen
relish and IL you don't think ponies
know thing or two, you should just
watch Cozad's Shetlands on their good
behavior in the ring.
Hundreds of all sorts Of dogs take
part in such acts as high diving, ped
estal groups, jumping through hoops,
riding ponies and allowing monkeys
to ride upon their backs, etc. Popu-
lar prices will prevail during the en-
gagement of Cozad's California Dog,
Pony, Monkey and Goat circus, when
they appear here the afternoon and
night Of Tuesday September 10
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
READ THE CONDITIONS

and return.
Isn't 1t worth your while?
We buy all our goods direct from
eastern factories. You buy direct
from us. Save by the short cut. Can
give you easy instalments and nearly
one hundred instruments to choose
from. You can buy most any plano
cheaper at headquarters or the main
store. If you buy from us you will
also save agents commissions and in
addition have a free ride to Portland
and return.
Take In the fair; the opportunity is
yours. Grasp II while you may.
Bring this notice with you. 1t con-
tains our name, address, etc.
SoULE BROS PIANO CO.
Manufacturers Agents.)
372 and 374 Morrison street. corner
West Park street. Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
To Close Saloons.

why don't you close the saloons
on Sunday" Why don't you do this,
that and the other? These are the
questions councilmen are asked every
day In order TO have hearing as
TO the advisability Of passing a new
ordinance regulating the saloons,
special meeting has been called for
tonight. Every person who has an
opinion pro or con is asked to be pres
ent All have a right to express that
opinion. and by being at the council
chambers tonight may do so.-Dalles
Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
WhenI by Mnier.

Yesterday the steamer Columbia,
which will be used on the upper river
hauling wheat and other freight to
the portage road, landed at Cello
with three carloads OF grain, the first
to be brought down to the portage on
account of delays caused by the
wrecking OF the steamer Jerome,
which started down two weeks ago.
Today the steamer started back.-The
Dalles Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
Surveyors Long at Work.

Practically every yard Of the avail
able ground for right of way has been
surveyed by the Northern Paciflc's
men. They have been constantly at
work for the last six months
Many of them have operated under
the guise OF geological survey"
parties. They have surveyed five
routes to approach the proposed high
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
NEW RAILROAD ERA.
NORTH BANK ROAD MEANS
MUCH FOR OREGON.

Portland VIII BE Made the Chief
Commercial Center of the Pacific
Coast-Ilill and Hartman Steam
ship Lines TO the Orient VIII Start
From That City and Sharp Railroad
Competition VIII Make Orcgon's
Metropolis the Storehousc of the
West.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
FOR SALE.

Two good building lots. North Side,
near bridge, S440 each.
Good house, barn, shade trees two
lots; good location near high school;
slight elevation. price $4,000; on easy
terms
Three and half acre tract within
the city limits; good six-room house.
stone foundation and cellar; good or
shard and garden tract and subject
TO irrigation; two small narns. and
fixtures for poultry. Price $22bO
II. Il. WADE & SON.
Ofr1ce in IL. o. Building. p. o. Boz
324. Phone Black 3f11.
pENDIEToN = OREGON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
9 et FIJI il ct for 81 Ii / 0.

9 ct FIJI il Ell or 81 / o.
III & / lerne. 9unif g(utomo=
bilicllfab; til bpis glimrenoe Jrem=
tiosuoligtcr Ser 1,nrcoes itore Tor=
baobni1tger, 9unr aabcnbart TRANCE
Cider in,poe. Man Dop0e bentet, at
s(r1tomobilerne, if11l6c ~uofpl0e ct
lGnge f9lt Snpn" mes &oit= og Ser
lonbeforori1g, og / Manoen iaa ma,t
ollie 2an0ets Geie bcfarebe al Sc burs
ttge Moifinpognc, men l16faloet er
blcpet on6erlc0es. Soa 8ornbolnt
Hog man fra Jig meb @enoer og
6so6er as Mutomobilet, og M1.ten
@jsbenbapn - 6reorifsluno mootte
opgipes. MISUNDERSTANDING Mr1=
tomobilielifub bol6t forle6en Gene
ralforiamling / &pborg. Set oplp=
tics, at Acknowledgment for Gioen
CT til Separation / Berlin. Go Ser
mol,alcr &apitol til at %gjcnoptage
Griften, neotog @eneralforiumlingcn
at p%pforbre Meprniel1tontifobet til peo
@eunenoclle til Sc &ommrr1er, Dpori=
gienncm Mlltonlcbilen gnor, at for
bpre, ON Scr fan f%orpentes 9elto=
aelle / Seg1ing al Yreferellceoftier.
&pis bette life opnones, b%cmyuoiges
Observation-Disclosures til at afltoo Grift
pg Mnteriel iii ct on0ct Selifub, el=
let buis 0ette life lpffes, So at lplge
Ml1tonlobilen paa gu11ltiglt mtligc
&i(fuor. - Ml1tcmobilfortcn Npfjp=
bing-Npitco 'bprcr op til 1. Moi
oelS fDroi Ml,tcn life fan. inare Jig,
% oelS foroi Ser CT ioo tor llpi(ie
in1n0 Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
&robinierne.

q t Sill fnIe pao Mor=
fn5egne11 ct al oe11s Nftielcllfa6 iollt
til Dc15 n1tpnrcn0e Iorlto10er, Gbri=
cnlc1=Moarip.
Stort 2egot. To6rifout
SOB, SoltriOlel1 og @l.itru al &cjeil
Ear itiftet ct 2egot pno 10000 ST.,
lon lfal fomme trnngel1be 9prn /
Sejen til @oOe> for loa pi0t Sc nillc
lpge &%eollfolen.
$ on M ben t c. So
MGno = 81. % 8. - TOM for(e0en
iao poa &otellet / &iellerl1p. Sc lottc
Jig og forlangte @riffeporer til Jig
ielp og &erten, al bpem Sc forore0c
&re0it paa &arerl1e, i>10til ct @e0oe=
moal, Sc boboe in0gaaet, bar ofgjort.
Sprten gift bere0uillig il16 berpoo, og
~Gjenltonoenc" fom. 81 SetIfobet
bopbe iio0et fist, flyer gurten: u9so,
men jog bur0e egel1tlig pi0e, bpob
@g00emoalet 0rejer Jig oln." SOD
muno", flyer q. u9oge11 er, 8. pao-
ltaor, at &prl,p &irfetoarn bill faloc
moo gelt, me0ens jeg boloer poo, at
Ioorl1et obloll1t bil fol6e mos glt!"
Inbleou!
81 M t / $ obe6et q
Ell 81 0 { rfugle. Ga
Mfbolospeteran 2aurios Sprgenien=
Gtbelberg forle0en &%itermi5oog Jas
peo SfriDebor6et / iin 2ejlig6eo /
&a11oers og ifrep poa en-. s(rtifel til
vSolfebennen", %ifr9mme0es bo11
pl11oielig op pe0 ct ffarpt @nol6 90
fg1te iamtioig ct Slag mos Sslen
tet beo Ginoinger. Da Sen ferlte
8eitprtelie bapoe laet fig, og Gtbel-
berg ifl1loe n6fin6e. Moriagen, fanot
ban / Stue1t en 6 MN. &1tgle, an
tagelig itammei16e fra Ell &epolper.
Set mer1es, at nogle 9re1ge fra cit
&ape bar moret fig mes at ifpoe;
&llglen far ga forfejlet fit Mual og
er gaaet giennem Ginol1et. Ser far
S0en frembragt ct rnn0t Sui % ltrej=
fet Ell &alo, Ser ito6 / &in6net. On
ltor Gel al 6e1rs @roft er oerpeo
gaaet tabt. Mt inqen itprre ltlpffe
ifete, er bberfen @fptteus eller aug=
lens 5fplo. Ser opito6 itrafs Mpg-
ter ON, at Sen befienbte Mfbolosma16
Ibapoe paret @jenitaro for ct Mtten-
ttat3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
JprD tet. Gl1 paa Ge=

Jor6nt G11 poa Ge-
ltcrbro | &ip6enbobn ltGrft fiel1ot p1=
gre 5rnlaitgrosi erer bar / oisje Sage
9ipet otter for Sen. Siltruf=
ming, .lom Set 2ono Nmerifu pper
pao 6olf. ga Ser tilbpo Jig
loo glimre10e cit 2eiligbe6 lon1 Den,
at bans l,nge Some laa paa en-
alinif og bar meget ipg, iolgte @ros=
1ereren Sub og Stub 6erbiemme /
2eiligbeoen, iaa ga bans Some TOM
biem fra Minifen, bar ser life lau
meget lo1n en- Gtol, bum h1n6e lutte
Jig. paa og ipetulere ODER @er0ens
Snoifab / sllminoeligbeo pg fin
M}anoS / S%Gr6elesbe6.
Spenf &irfe @jp.
benbapn. Sfjpnt Mntollet al Gp=
ltere og nabnlig@,1siere / @jpbenbopn
CT %betgoelig ringere ems Mntollct al
Scenifcre, al bpilfe man peo, Scr CT
mc(lcm IT, og 10000, far Disle op0
enom1 fife = inoleGe5 lon Sc andre
1uS1tc llblrn0ingc = epnst at for
lfaifc Jig ocrcs egen Strife, jfjdut
5rorgsn til Ell laaOan far pnret fp=
lclig | mango %or, % 11ogtet MAJ,
blarot Oerpurenoe Spenltere Jar ms
|amlet'ct gelp5 al 10000 ST.. til
Spfdrelicn al Ell 9irfebpgninq. N1,
BAR imiolcrti0 Sogen taget en- guilt
ltig Genoing, forhi Sen ooniffpote
HrIalesle Snacborg ef Soerigc=Gor=
&c bor taget Jig al sen; YSriniesic11
bar n1ocr lit le1elte Sp5olo / &jbbe11=
sopn fcnfereret lleo 0erboeuoe Spc11=
tic ON Nloner % Socrl log co ugter
I'LL / Soerige ct laae tilpe.e5rogt Sc
rel{erenNe iori,pOnc Ycngclniblcr.
en- ror Gpn. S cit fottig
2eilig5eo / &oglsmogcrao0e, Ser, iom
MON peo> bdrer til Set m9rfe1tc &jp=
benbopn, Dor Ser en- rlOre &olle, jpnl
bar lin Gbgel,igt al eli syn / @lllct
hos Jig. 9cnl,e Gpn CT olmil10eli1
fje1ot lon en al &portcrcts pur1 ito
Slogsbrporc, pg gje1togl1e @ungc
bur bm1 miS6onolet Mo0eren, 11aur
Scr life bar ol1ore for @ool1oc1, loln
bon fll1loe poc line @roftcr poo. N}cl1
fnrleoen blcp bon fl,lOltulnbig ia jcu=
oe, oo Mo0crc1 life fl1116e ifoffe bon1
Eeltgc til at 0riffe op. 9llt, bpo0 Ser
fonotcs / 2ejligbcOe1 al lplc @jcn=
ltonoe, fit Fun foltet / @opeoet, 5foa=
le> &rllffer, Sollerfcner, 6lolfer,
SlOtang % &l1llfuffe. 8lo0et f(po al
benoe, og bum ifreg bit al Sn1prte.
Mcn ingen al .t@l1iets @e6oere tl1r0c
porc Jig in0 ! 2eiligbeDen pg befri
Den0e. 5aa 0reD 5lpngelcn omlioer
al og Mo0eren fit paifet @looet al
Jig. Men ga set bar beierget, fonot
bum, at I'LL bob6e bun funoet Jig
moi, bpor b1un mel0te Geu11e>1 til
Nolitiet, Scr onbol0t bom famine Mf=
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
Streife {. &os Conference.-The

neolagt ArbejOet, forbi Mc]trcne life
pil0e gao in6 pnn 0eres 6or0rin1 ON
b9jere Syn.
geo @ps1inec &sj-
ltole poo 6Den ifal / CONNER
opfsres en- M itor 8pgning, 2 Gtn-
ger, Do N(en lang og 16 Mlen opb,
til @r1tg 0els for Sen ny 2elingsfp-
rerifole % 0els til Stolens @pmna=
Misunderstanding. Grlrnoitenen blep
neola9t 1irS6ags.
en- Drgm goaet iOpfDl<
oele. Saoelmager &riitian &enb=
.rifien og @nitru / Rrlteo pe6 @on=
oerS milteoe forleoen 6cres nlo1te
Barn peo 9rufning. Barnet, en- lille
Yige pou ca. 4 Mor, bar l1oen @epogt=
ming cit Snes Minuter, og set bar 0o
fnloet / Ell Sprpegrop CO. so 9llel1 ira
@nlet. Set mGrfeligitc CT, at 500
oeren Nattcn for orpn1te, at 8ornct
orufneoe. en- Sprpegrop.
&i9ge 81 5 + us, Ser CT
opfert | Naret 1860, trprger / bpj
Bro0 til at blipe tel tmlrcret. @p=
roaoet nil I'LL bel1uen6e Jig til &otio=
nolmu1cet for at foo l~110cripgt, om
Bet CT ml1ligt at gjengipe &ooobulet
BETS oprinoelige ltotelige Yrng. S
Tolo llrberlpgeli en giper ct bcfrpf +
te11oc Spor, pil mon olripge 2obgip=
n%ingSmagte11 en- 9i0rog til el omfot=
tenoe &eltnurering al Sen rrprroige
gpgning.
0p6 al 8Iobforgi t.
ming. Murcr NllOerS S%9rgeuleus
@llltru / 2ealtpr bar fnr {. CT Woo=
ncostio liOcn lan u6elOig at truDe CT
r1ltc1t Spn Up / Sen enc Ioo. Sort
otter u0oif(eoe Ser Jig @lobforgift=
ming / 6o0ell> loa 0clu1c lllautte or,1=
prteres. Men ncttc forr1ooe0c bpg
life at ltonlie 9looforgiit1ingell, ser
tllli0lt hre0te Jig pper icle 2cgen1c1>
GO / Moll0ogs oigif &ol1cn nco lpNcn
poo Spglt9r Spge6lls. Gpo5folDet cr
11o n'e1ct mere lgr9cligt, lom Mon=
Ben li0ocr enc til6age meo s @prn.
81 otteplogcn Sofs=
fjpb II 9 CT poo pisle Ste0er peD
at 6lipe nuO6oloelig, loo n1ol1 lltffer
otter Sen ~Gottelop", ion Migsbogcll
fife cn0mn 6ur facet Sio til at lnDc.
Som gf5empel nup11er v2ol(. =Tollt i.
.Stt." ct n1all forleGcn / en- &ipb=
monOs llO1til(ing5binble fr,loe le tire
pelnrre0e &otter grape al en- y it. st
For pittigc Meoborgeree> Ser gift for
bt> lpurgte &ip6non0en: u@poo TO-
tier Sc tire Spree" = u&nn S fongc
oen", lpareOe fam rnli0t> vl11oo $
luomun0 booe Sem for ingel1 Ii1g.".
Silfcborg on $ b.
ii cb i. Sm ct Erojcfi, ser goor us
pao at pnl0olu1c Gr0enoo ira Mol1=
Oers til Silfeborg til en- &o11ol, bol0=
ties Ser forle0en ct Mfp6c / 9(ns. Ge0
Bette oplplte Slrgelripr Sbomicl1, s(or=
bus, at &o1alcn ifl1lOc prrc 5 sos
0pb % $40 sos brcn. Ge6 Sol1=
&c lfl!lOe Ser Dure Ell Slltle, 6bor Ser
fm1 etnbleres ct &rnftonlng til 100
nno W.
2o. al @ubenao0ole1t. @on0peie11
q om:I n w Ia9 D1'oe'
s1.lia ~ 's ~ 80 on.n ~1e'('e'''-
u l''c ~ ~."'' "'. @ou'=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

II 5 y t II ing al @rrre-
goaroc til &uSmonDsbruq, ion1
BAR be101ot fprlfjcllige Steoer / 9an=
set, t6or fit og fer mpot &ol11felig=
bcorr, loln 6ar forlinfet Soger. Ser
rcgoor>cn uStu6ferl1pgoaro", 1on
9ailfplcfor ltonoer Niellel1zSDinnings
fjsbte nM iom Set be6 Zig, ifuloe uo=
ltpfte3 til &usmanbs(pooer, er nil
blcnen horiforpagtet / lpp gor. :
ben IiS blipcr Ser oltioo ingen @l1s-
monoSlob0cr l6 al Sen. Gaarben
v%2ileborg" pao Giborg Morf blep for
11oacn Gio 1icen fight al ct aonlor-
tium / Stire mes Set Iorn1aal at
noltyffc Soroen til 9oooer for Stat5-
bl'smG1ro. Ser er iii iolgt flere 8ar=
eeller og opfgrt to @ule, bporti1 er
bcnlogt ca. 12 Gor. 2ono til bper
Sorben ct imiolertib laa limpcl, at
,Siborg 9praa0 bar negtet Sanftion
til ltoltpf1ing / mfarte 9jemeo. Der
bpiler nemlig paa bisie aamle Sc
oeiorocr ben 6orpliatelle eler serpi=
fit, at Sc fun fan u6ltpffes / Mreoler
poa 90 Sor. 9ono oa oeroper, %
oe1r S1nitenoigbeo for 9nroaoc1
bruet til at bin0re salget at Ser
llette Soro til @l1smanosIoooer. 1Sar.
fatteren Soban sfjolobqras. 6plleS.
oriit=Nlm spbljallano aif 10 eaiac
Stpffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

& f @9ifoIe pao Mor=
f)n5egnel1 CT al oel1s Nftielellfo6 iol9t
til ocl15 mtpnren0e Iorlton0er, Gbri=
item 1=Moarl il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

en- Spbebonoe al Iren=
9 e. S 2sbet al g. teroorct % l1up11=
fig fen poo &interen ifete ser cit
Mosle Smootppericr bos forlfjcllige
&%onolcn0e / @jprring, nopnlig bar
BET Sfino, Set gif l1o pper; men ser
blcp ogioo %ltjoolet Ell 0el G6ofolooe
% Golincr. SEQ Sc ltnoerlpgeller
lom Eolitict unltilleDc, 6lep W1istul1=
ten mart leoet fen poo nog(c 9renge
/ aomuncifplen, og eftcr6oonoen pi=
tie set lig at set 0rejeoe Jig ON ct
ltgrre SDpefomplot meo en- 14=aarig
9re1g iom NnfSrer, og at o0ifillige
Drenge sells bopoe oeltoqet / Sppe=
riet, oels bap6e paret mes til at lel-
&c set %ltjoalne eller np0e ll6bpttet
oeraf. Naar Sppefolterne par lolgt,
bleb 8engene brugt til Snofjpb al
Slifferier, SprpGrferier og oesligc.
ltnoeriegelien moo 9rengene tog pou
@ru1o al De mango Gpperier lang
Sto, og Set bite iig at nogle al Gren-
gene ita6ig blep peo at 1tjnle. Oct
bleb oerefter n%p0Denoigt at orreltere
Spbebanoens @nfdrer1 og fprit 0erei=
ter bgrte Ipperierne op. Mo0 5 of
9rengene bleb Ser berefter rciIt Sill
tale for Spberi og i.oenl1e Sag CT
Der I'LL gaaet Som mes set Meiultat,
at Mnfgreren og cit onoen 9reng blep
iogmt 20 Slag &is boer, me0ens Sc
eprige blep iopmt Is alag &is bber,
og en- enfelt al Sem 10 Stag &is.
The Monticellonian., 1905-08-17

Mrs. B. Cowles wishes to say that she will leave in a few days for St. Louis and Eastern mar kets, where she will spend two or three weeks in the trimming rooms and purchasing superior line of Fall Millinery. Upon her return, she will be accompanied by her trimmer, Miss Hyde, who as sisted her in the Spring, and proved. to be quite an artistic de signer in bead dress.
 Now is the time to have your photo work done. MT Eek, the photographer, is now in his Mon ticello gallery with all his fine cam eras can make you large or small photos, single or in groups; an en- large your pictures and frame them artistically, in fact can make any thing in the photo line as only an experienced workman can. His gallery will be open for business this year until Saturday evening, September thirtieth-no longer. Don't wait until the last day; go now.
 Last winter was hard one, and as d result many people lost cattle. Hence, this year, nearly everybody has tried to get rid of their stock. The consequences are that prices have greatly depreciated and stock raisers are discouraged. But to the man who is engaged in stock raising as I business, and who has I little foresight, there should be no sleep lost over the matter It will be largely to his gain in the end. The country will be rid of the surplus stock, people will stop raising and the few who keep right along Just as though the best conditions prevailed, will soon find themselves with a clear field, and prices to their liking. People have :become so accustomed to beef-eating that they are not apt to give it up without struggle, and as the supply runs lower, the prices will run higher. The more people who close out and quit the stock-raising business the better for those who keep on.
The Monticellonian., 1905-08-17
List of Jurors

List of Grand Jurors for Sept term of Drew Circuit Cont 1905. $ r Stinson w. H. Thompson R. $. Caldwell R. H. Wolf N. Y. Wadsworth J. J. McCloy E. Barber Walter Lambert H. C. Bulloeh F. NJ. Bordeaux J A. Triee B. P. Kidd r. II. Ross E Y. Rodgers J B. Mccain w. W. Wilson
 ALTERNATEs C. W. Porter G F Speneer D. P Terry B. J. StarIiug J Milt. Jordan R. F. kimbropgh c. D. Oslin K D. WHght
 List of Petit Jurors for Sept. term of Drew Circuit Court 1915 w H. Leddon r K Tfouer N. C. Broswell K. C Knox R. J Berryman T. w Gabbie +. P. Bynum S. T. Clark Jas. Caster Jas AIsobrooks H C. Calhoun S A Roark p. H. Carr ]. l.. Willis A. R. Summers r. w. Mouney A. M. Tilghman T. H Jaesers L. G. Paschal w. A. Koouce W. T. Tool J. N. Henry Claud Rogers Muncie Dickson
 ALTERNATIVES w. w. Cruee NJ. F. Ghesnutt ". w. McGone W. A. Haley D. J Mays NJ. N Stewart G. w. Spivey s. ". Burns
The Monticellonian., 1905-08-17
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Have You Chilis?

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The Monticellonian., 1905-08-17
Flendish Suffering

IS often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers, that eat away your skin. Vim. Bedell., of Flat Rock Mich, says. "I have used Buck lens Arnica Salve, for ulcers, sores and cancers. It is the best heal ing dresslng..I ever found" Soothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c at Bordeaux's Drug Store; guaranteed.
The Monticellonian., 1905-08-17
Beautiful new line of gents neckWear just received. All styles.
 F. II. Scott.

Alfred Burks, negro man who outUged little eight year old ne- gro girl and murdered her father near Walnut Lake in Desha coun- ty, last week, was captured by Sheriff Walter Wilson, of this county, about IS mSles South of this city. on last Saturday. Burks has been turned over to the Desha county authorities.
The Monticellonian., 1905-08-17
PecuIa Disappearance

]. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, 0 laid the peculiar disappearance of his painful symptoms, of indiges- tion and biIiousness, to Dr. Kings New Life Pills. He says: They are a perfect remedy, for dizziness sour stomach; headache, eonstipa ton, etc Guaranteed at Our Drug Store, price 25e.