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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-25


comparatively
industrial the state especially
irrigation
estimate
is Of first Importance.
basin River
duties
drainage the valley lands North
49, &,@,'~c
during small
dverng the adjacent
the spring foods be reord reliable supply
favorable
reasonably high at reasonable cost
promising rriga
something
been presented. I5sE8 sEHHzt#
tributaries and second the main stream
single statement the conditions
exceeding
few possible
enterprise will undoubtedly install small
longer description since it Is mighty
carries usually
second On the estimating
low water flow would suce to rgate about million
stream
for wyoming
quantity
be constructed tributaries
be able to control the low 20 suit later
IRRIGATION
namely abundant top
graphic features
North Dakota are 90 unfvorspe Tor either diverng
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

stock OF said corporation shall be
Twenty Five Thousand lt25. O00l dol.
lars, to he dividrd into two hundred
City (250l shares. AZ par valne ~
One Hundred ($lO0) dollars each, pay.
apie ln lawful mOaey ~ The United
STATES, eNcept whore tne srh.cfihar dc-
sizes GO pay ior sam ia nrpp-tty, lahot
OF serylre. Nnd in such event The sRu,e
shat he az a just vSluntiNn tn he fixed
by he board OF directors az meeting
called for such purpose, and provided
lhat SAID board then agrees 20 accept
such payment
Fourth .-Ihis corporation shall exist
Ter a iivrlOu of ninety mine years aud
us corporate existence shall commence
GA the date OF the issuance ot letters
patent
fifrb.-fhe business ~ this corpora.
tipn Is tO be conducted 10y prrsiurbt,
vice. precedent, secretary aud treasurer,
AID \ board Of not less than three nor
more than seven director, ~ Whieh
board Of directors the president, vice.
president. secretary and treasurer shall
pe membvrs aud stockholders, aud all
utlltvrs vt said corporation shall be
chosen by HE stcckholders The az.
iices ~ secretary and treasurer may he
held hY one aud the same persnn. The
officers and directors shalt ba elected
nnunally at the annual stne khoidcfs'
meeting, the tlst OF vi irh shalt le la
ne cOmpapy's general office ia
Aiaehus, FLORIDA, no NO orlotk p m,
0n ihr hfst Tuesday la JAnuAry. 1866,
aud annually thereaftrs, aud unul such
ilrst election the names Of the Oilioers
who are 40 couducl the business al The
corporation uutli those rlvctpd nc me
fret election shall Ne qualified, ara az
iollows r L Strneielinw. pttsidrut f;
Il y, Livingston, lce-pFesidept, z. r..
Slrnelellow, secretary aud treasurer.
The beald ut directors shall be H. l..
Sulpgfellow, H. b, Livingituu, 4. b.
StflnaitlloW, James Chssnul and a. A.
Williams until their successors shah
be- elected
) xth -rhe highest amount al I'M
debttdness or ilahdlly 90 which said
corporation eau 40 sny time subject
Itself Is Twenty live fhOusand (S25O0ol
dollars
Seventh 1.-The names aud residences
oflhe suuscribers ares
T. B. StsipSfellow, jacksonville, Flor.
ida.
RI strinplellow, Jacksonville, Flor.
ids
X. 3 Livingston, gainesville, Flor.
ida
Eighth The tnb.cribng incorpor.
atOrs t0ewii, q 3 strinrfellow, Il H..
SirluptelloW and X b l.tvnestOh,
have subscflbed for she following
amount 81 stock sst opposite sheir
names, respectively
r y Livingston slxty shares,
a q stungirllow -sixty shares.
L l. strmgfellow-axig share,
The amnuut ul stock 30 subscribed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14


Atlanta March 18.-Aotiye and ener
getic work on the part Of Governor
Joseph ~ Terrell. aided and ahetled
By the Southern Ben Telephone com.
pany. and teiegraph company gave
70 Speer Sims sentenced 70 hang az
Vienna Friday between 10 una IL p. ms
new lease o. lime. tie has been re-
spited by The chief executive uuta
March cath. and In n einterm e
prison commission OF Georgia WIN con.
slider very strong petition for the
Communication OF the sentence to lIit
Imprisonment Haste was pccegsary
ia order to save the condemned negro
and when once the governor SEX about
accomplishing this purpose 10 lost nc
time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Wa l.ng.on March isThe ninth
naval congress OF mothers held iis
hnal business session Ia The Metropok
itan taodist Episcopal church in
this q, today An address was a..
Myered by Mrs Frederick schol. oi
Philadelphia. president Of the consrsss
and reports were made by the seere
tary.treasnror and several state repre
seniatiyes. IN her address Mrs schoa
spoke Of the part taken By the organ
lzatlon ia pressing the inquiry into
Senator SHOOTS rght 10 BITS seat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Nasa,rgi0a. aulh ltIhc Effat
dcrt Las anourged So deca'en b.
cline % con lact ang more aDa
tions for diplomatic or consular pog
fNns uliii hs Hfn lrom h.s sous
ffn aal ufsfrrl fag. Iho pf
Coz iaesc places hl bccfme 80 sc af
faai iae pre1eri aaas hlm ~
abt b. con a.f iae apelea a.
at the sane fuc gad ~ NOSE
imruli1nj lH alr Oi the gufEuuent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
VHT WOHEN
LOOK old.
lless and Suffering Leave Deeper
Marks Than Ags--A Certain
Home Cure for Az Wo-
mems Troubles.

Nauy-very mauy--women look old
long before their time. Wrinkles,
crowd feet. hollow cheeks, Funken
4es. gray hair and other marks Of age
come years before they should They
age The direct result 81 che suIfflng
aBsed Oy diseases peculiar % che sex.
Ihey eau b. gotten rid Of only b. re-
u1ring the causH
Gil. r. (Gerslle's Femsie Panseeal
tdfes every form % female weakness
aad RESTORES health and youth aDd
beauty IL will make any faded, run.
teNn woman ingk ffom i've 60 cen
years younger An misplaefmenta, ~
rlarities and weaknesses arr cured
taisiy aud quickly bg this wonderful
untdg 70 che privacy " the home lt
81 purely vegetable ebsolutelg nsrm-
tis aud certain Va ~ core.
Many women have been restored o.
fe ard health by ihis CREST rgmrdY
nser 40 others bad failed apd doctors
ttt given them 90. Lsucouhca, iall-
irr "a she womb aud nil troubles ~
~ nraries arr cured permanently hg
HFp Itis for sale bg drsggisfs as
tfol Orr bottle aud q Tou arc noi
benefited hY Bee usf yuar money 1ill
- returned 30 you 90 ones snd Hith-
oni question by the dfpag'fS from
shom you purchased
n not trp. b. your druggist, uili ~
.ert 90 yuu prepad o. fece'pi ui sans
r.ee and un sanaf conditions.
III 700 feel shat Jour cnff nfeds ~.
erial attention. write 81 ieft~s'
aesnf NIub. care Dersile Aiefi-'nr
~. Chattanooga. leur. ED yoaf irt-
ler vii o. antrrred in confidence pI
.rfeIiireht and sgmpaihrile ucnfn.
vic today SD D. rriisFef ef 40 seer
ftehIas sud fgffrEE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
a HIGH COMPLIMENT.

W. &. Croker Receives Prize for Ex-
oellsnt Work in Organizing.
w + Crozier Of this city, organizer
for the Modern workmen OF che Werld /,
is in receipt Of a letter from headqusr-
tiers in Washington containing check
which is the premium Tor exeelleucy Of
work in establishing lodges Of this or
der IL is a high compliment when Il
is learned that Mr. Crozer succeeded
in organizing Ia Florida more lodges
for the past year than auy other repre-.
sentative OF the order in the United
States.
The Modern WQrkmeu il fraternal
and benevolent order, and il rapidly
growing ia this State through the ei-
forts Of Mr. Cfozier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
go Erom A. PoIIle. 81.

Editor Sun Please announce
brough the columns OF your valuable
aper thar A p. Polite is understood
~ have bren pat in jail for lighting
Tease correct this Misunderstanding.
was my son, A Polite. Jr As for
gseh have not had a ilght IN forty
Rrs. Yours for All that IL good,
ANTHoNY PoLrE, sB
gainesville, March 10. 1875
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
PARKS TAEATsR cAmPANY
opened a Weeks Engagement last
Night 10 a Good Audience.


The Q w. Parks Big Stock Company
opened weeks engagement under its
own canvas last evening, and notwith-
standing the inclcmeney OF the wealth
81, was greeted bS gdod home, which
vent g evidence thar the company.
which was here a few weeks ago, were
welcomed back again.
The play presented last night was
that stirring drama, The Fatal We'd
cling" which was rendered ia a most
Interesting and highly sensational
manner Every member OF the caste
performed their part well, aud the
play Was appreciated to its fullest ex-
.tnt.
There were several specialties be-
tween the acts and Incidental to the
play, all OF which we're good. Mr..
Park has also added afirst-class orehes-
"a 70 the attraction, which is appre-
eRted.
Announcement is made that the four
ant comedy, The Wages Of Sin, f" viii
presented this evening. This is one
the finest plays Of It's kind ever writ
ien, and has enjoyed most popular sue
cess IN the largest cities Of the United
ttates, making continuous stands for
weeks at time in metropolitan opera
hopses. is a play, clean, instruc-
Eve, inspiring and rich in humor, and
ne press throughout the country state
that the caste as filled by the Park
lompany makes it one Of the strong
g plays in their repertoire.
The management requests The Sun
state that the tent will be made
eomiortable by means Of heaters, and
everything will be done for the con-
eeuienee OF patrons.
Remember, the curtain will rise
nfomptly at O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
For an Impaired Appetite.

Loss Of appetite always results from
faulty digestion. AN that is needed
IS few doses Of Chambeflsin's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets They will in
yigorate the stomach, strengthen the
digestion aud give sou an appetite like
Wolf These tablets also act as o gem
Pc laxative, For sale by All druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Kew York. March iSMfs Mamie
Nye 1seNsoa, WlGow % Frederick Vol
colt Jackson iormerly general supei,
intenaeni Of The Pennsylvania railroad
IN New ersey ls dead az her nomu
Ia Newark, n. j. where she was a
leader Ia charitable and church work.
she was me mother OF John b. Jack,
son, American minister 20 Greece.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

have been suffering Tor the rsst
few years with severe attack Of rheu.
mailsm and found that Bsilsrds Snow
Liniment was the only thing that gave
me satisfaction and tended % ailevi.
ate my pains. March 2ith. 1872, John
q. Degnan. klusman. iil pc. 50c
and ST. Sold by w M Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Be snre and nae that old and well-
tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's Sooth.
lue SYRUP. tos children ,eething. Il
soothes the child soitens The gups,
allsys all pain. cures wind collie and IL
che hesi remedy Tor diarrhoea Tween
- .Hve cents a hottie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

s. 4 Aprie. EE.Probate Judge o.
taaa Co... Kaulas writes THE if t0
lsy ihat hare asri Enl.arda Hafe-
hound ssun fof gsan agi fhat ! a.
rot hetiiafe io frcpmmera b aa tDe
hesf cough sgf1n haze ever nfel
- 81 fi srd 81 ~ 81 fottsee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

exceeds ten per cent 81 the capital
sinck authorized uuder this charter
N,nth.-rhe above and foregoing
oharer Is suhscribed 90 by the follow
tag persons towit.
r. r. SrRfNoFELLoW.
* l. SrNiNuPELLoW.
r. 3. LiviS0srov
STATE o. FLompA
DUvAL C0uNrY.
Before me personally appeared z B.
Striuetellow and X l.. Stflugfei0W 60
me well known, who being nrst duly
sworn, esch for himself SAYS and az.
knowledge thar be- sigUsd the fore
going pfouosed charter 10 the manner
and Tor the uses aud purposes thereia
SCI forth and expressed
r. II, SrEiNurEtLON,
K l.. SrRlN0pEtfow.
Acknowledged aud subscribed before
me this lllh day OF March. 1905.
MIttgR n DkNcy.
lsEAt J Notary Public
OOmnission expires Feb 10, 1900.
STATE or FtoRmA,
ALACHvA CorNrY
Before nae personally appeared r. Il.
Livingston, 20 me we'll known, who
being frst duly sworn, says and ac-
kno~ledges that he signed the fore.
going charter for the uses and p0r-
poses and ia the manner therein set
forth and expressed
r. h LvNGsroN.
Acknowledged and subscribed before
me this lSth day Of Mareh. 1895.
W = bRoOMr
tsEAl Nnlaty Public
My commiselon expires Heb Dee, 1908,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
How Is Baby Today z

Better. thank you. In fact, quite we'll
Fat. round and iull Of life and mischief
Pink and WIKI flesh, dotted with dina
pies. No COS { no Indigestion
All on account OF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Notice..

here will be a citizens meeting az
gohnsou's Hall tonight, March Is, 1905,
ST 80 o'clock. The public Is invited
ordered
S B Willis, Chairman
d SCRiyEN. Secretary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice n hereby given that thc annual uaet-
ing Of The stockholders ot the san Jose Land
und COLONIZATION Company VII be held I'd che
eMht 10 the hodel Hr0s. uloek. ln the DltV 81
Nuluessie Florida. on thc lith DAY OF Maroh.
a u 1919. thc same being The second rieaiaV
ut Naid mouth, Rt eleven O'clock u. n ID aahi
day, ~ q, n SANCHEZ Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS PATENT

NNIlrF ~ NFNTHY gwen mat IN tnl
lith dag Of April, A. ID 1868. she nn.
cersigned will Apply 90 nir Ercrllrney
Napoleon y Broaafd, Governor 81 rip
State 81 fl0rida. ior Letters Patent GA
the chatter proposfd accompanying
This notice r. y tFRS0rErIDW
K Z sTniSafEtDoe
y Is lYfs0sTOx.
Under and pupuhnf 20 the require.
ments 30 the statutes ~ she state III
FLORIDA. We. abe undersigned. II ~
strlnefeiion. II y StrluRfsllaa ana n.
b Livingston, desiung fof oafselres.
cor assufihfes and sneeassnFs. fo form
and be- incorporated as q corporation.
DO hereby give notice ihaf 49, shall ap-
ply 90 ihr Governor ~ ihr hiafa ~
Florida Tor Leitefs Patent
THE PROPOSED C4kRrER as AS
fuLLOWSs
fifsi-- ~ c0frlfate name ~ saiG
CORPORATION shall bs AiArnra lrf tah
81 tIfE EnarAyf. loehted Add having
ltt pfncipal Office ard place % bnsi.
nets az hisfhDe. lords
second The rHHefei nature ~ the
hutinfss 90 b. tfnHs2eied and the puf-
poses eud 0blecfs ioF which iha e1r-
plfaf'un "a ofgaui tei. afr TIE t8Y.
SIS. st.lioE snd manuisefufinF ~ ,rr
ths eDHstrscpon. equipmehf anl np.
prelign ~ water uianf in ebanaet $50
thsffaifh aff fu- iufuithlng of water
Toe ang end ali pDrfsfrs fits eoasffue.
to1 ard arefafnn of aH rifeire. fss
pf other iiEhtirg plans ttv fnffhs.s
nrd ealf 90 knp1s Fafrs 800 nlrfebsn.
elsf anf 90 real aaa frretnsi property
20 abstsosgfr rbs csefFf. sfa eFnrrsiif
90 a. go hiegs hreffssfg ana proper
faf earfgins aa esd hatiassf 81 fa pra.
tees aEd sfTaner fae iHiFfrais fisrenf.
sUf ~ ftfta r4frpaff ~ Nafr and
fasfets 800 fhe flEhfs IFDsafs. brgi-
ieaff AID Imm1n.f ice .felafrf 81. and
Erfn BINDER thr sFfoi tNH ef4is fo
eafEprtftir nf saeH etffteffr
ItIrc fte amounf FL fhe capital.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 2

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 20 know OF the wonderful
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

years later warned by further lndica- tions of Russian aggression, the Yedo dispatched envoys to Flu rope. and to these St. Petersburg now definitely proposed that the whole of Sakhalin should be regarded as Russian territory, Japan acquiring in eX- change the worthless island Of Iturup and three still more worthless islets m it's vicinity. Of course, the envoys de clined. They preferred the system of common possession, and so 1t was agreed that the subjects of each empire should be al liberty to settle anywhere and everywhere throughout the island
 There could be only one issue of system SEder which the methods or Russia were directed by official purpose
 while those of Japan depended upon in divid1.al caprice. Besides the Russians had knowledge which the Japanese lacked; they knew how to colonize without colonists, By and by the 'un- occupied parts" of the island were found to have become the property of Russian subjects who existed only Ill names inscribed upon wooden posts. and in 1875 Japan had practically no choice except to step out of Sakhalln alto gether, receiving in exchange the Kur- lies, to which she already possessed at least as good title as Russia. This story Is beginning to present itself again to the memory of the Japanese in view of the fact that Sakhalin is now a very fine property on account or its fisheries. In 1893 the value of the fish taken by Japanese subjects was 1,l92.- 404 yen. and the value of the fish taken by Russiaus, 1,679,607 yen. which total
 (f2S7, ,00O) could be multiplied several times If the Japanese had a free hand.
 What imparts additional interest to the matter is that Sakhalin sends near ly 100000 worth or fish manure to Japan, and the stoppage of this supply would emburrass Japanese ag- riculturists On account of all these things the fishing folk Of HOkkaido,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
STORIES OF THE
 WILD AND THE TAME.
A Baboon'n Adventure.

Escaping from her cage in Kosher vile Gardens, a large African baboon has had a thoroughly merry adventure For a time she walked about in undls- pured possession of the adjoining vil- lage, as the inhabitants gave her wide berth, her character being somewhat doubtful. The bahoou, whose name Is Nan. eventually strolled Into the Ele- phnnts Head Hotel, and the alarmed customers fled in panic. The landlord states that being in a fix behind the counter. he threw all the food and dainties he could lay hands upon at the baboon. After the feast she sprang upon the counter and seized q pewter pot FlRIring mischief he left her to her own devices. Several persons who peeped through the window testify that Nan drew beer for herself as deftly as a potman, Eventually a daughter of Major Wingrove. Rosheerville resident, captured the baboon and led her back to the gardens.-London Chronicle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Cata in PalI Mall.

Cat lovers should take a walk down Pail Mail. There is a tabby there who has become quite a public character. She sits in the middle of the pavement outside shop, and greets the passers- by as If they were old friends. Lately she has introduced a kitten to public life, and 1t Is indescribably comic to see the two posing side by side as if they were sitting for photographs. When two or three dogs appear on the scene there Is a strategic scooting into the shop. But when a solitary dog ap- breaches, tabby arches her back and glares, and he thinks 1t advisable to continue his promenade with an air of affected carelessness The kitten en- deavors to live up to the family dignity. but I do not think she will ever have her mothers spirit,-London paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

which Is separated from Sakhalin by the narrow strait of La Perouse, UT gently petitioned their Government. at an early stage of the war to send an armed expedition for the purpose of re- covering possession of Sakhalin, or, should there be inconvenience In im- .medlately undertaking such task of- ficially. then these fishermen prayed for permission to add arms to their usual tool of trade and to be granted free hand, Their application could not at the time be granted, but they at all events succeeded in directing public at tcntion to Sakhalin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Prohnhlx Meant More.

OHICHBO IIIOUHt.
 The new reporter had been sent to interview Senator Morgan on the isth- milan canal question.
 He came back inside of ten minutes.
 Wouldn't he tell you anything?" asked the editor.
 Yes" said the reporter. wiping the precipitation from his forehead. He told mo. in a loud. angry voice. to go to Panamaw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
Too Proud for That.
Chicago Tribune.

ChlcagO Trlbune.
 Ardup was smoking a good cigar.
 T had rare piece of luck this morning" he explained. Tn looking over an old bureau drawer I found a Columbian half dollar that I'd put away twelve or thirteen years ago and forgotten all about"
 q see" said Shortleigh, And you proceeded to spend it."
 Do you think I'd spend a keepsake?" he asked indignant. q ain't that kind. took 1t to a coin collector and sold 1t for 5O cents"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

at last admitted he had bought the picture from an artist who made speciality of producing forged Dupres and Ziems.
 I could quote a hundred similar ex- amples to prove how widespread is the traffic In spurious masters" Nearly every good, picture has its worthless "double,r and it Is one of these. falsely attributed to Corot, which, in my hum 'b1e opinion, has found its way to the capital of the Emerald Isle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
CouIdn't work 1t On Him.

NIIOabU IIUUTIVs
 I've just found pair of gold framed spectaCles.' said the smooth spoken, well-drosscd young man, exhibiting them. They are of no use to mo. Would they be worth a dollar to you?''
 Young feller." responded Uncle Si, every hair in his beard brstling with indignation, do look like one O them green New York millionaires?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
only eight pounds.

only eight pounds. He was sitting on dead tree fighting some small birds when found. MT. Dodson shot at him once and the eagle came straight to- ward him, as he wanted to fight. He then shot again, and the bird fell. still showing fight. It was finally killed with a rock.-Correspondence Rich mond s-Dispatch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

Footpad-Your money or your life. Citizen-See here. I'm a Tamma1y Hall leader, and Footpad-Oh, I don't care how yer got it-Iu take it!-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20

ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
 Free Dispensary: only college operating an actual drug store. Greater demand for our graduates than we can supply. Ad- 4Sh Whitehall st.. Atlanta. Ga su-tu-thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-20
An Ennle Win Spirit.

William Dodson killed an eagle near his home in Pittsylvania County, re- gently, measuring seven feet from tip ta tip. The bird was poor. weighing
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
LOCAL. NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EayanauRb's livery barn. Phone 10.
-,
buy your Cl,ihInp Al the lAyDgs.
- W. h'Yanh"Hh 'ei' M'h'ay ''cf-
noon Oh Il """'h'h' ''Il' " ~ J"c'
several muIc buyer" are here t"day
PnI, ha"'hH ""'eA 'o' ,hc 81 I"H'
market
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10

Orders 'phoned to l73 wlII be- an
swcrcd promptly. Williams Erps.
buss line meets ali trains.
Mcssrs. SIMS, Hughes and Ne
Donald shipped a lot oi stock hog, 10
the 81. LOWS market Tucsday after
noon.
James lukcnbhI, who rcaidcs east
OF hi, city, departed Tuc,day morning
on an cHl"ndcd visit IN TcKas, Allng-
ton being his dc,llnation.
EiRht Cents Kash Tor Green Hides
through this month.
Mh5uN K rIrr,
Ihc Dply Butchers.
hga"~.ur ,Y,,,-. -.,.v .~.g- ~ 81 'yfarD3c
wao nerc monday and Iursday on
I business and made the Democrat y
substantial oaIi white IL the ,ity.
Mr and Mr.. Son Livingston came
pgct from 5cGaIll last Saturday and
spent most 81 the wcck with home
folks here. Sam transacted business ut
rjdon Monday.
The Wheeler and wilson, -. r.,
Sowing Machine - the bcs, made. any
II you ever ny one you won, wan, and
Other KIND. Lr~r I,uNrlE. Agent.
Versailles, Mo.