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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
COUNCIL SPEAKS
ADDRESS AT BREwToN
 NEGRO INSTITUTE.
Noted Colored Educator Gives sound Advice To The Graduates In Commencement Day
 Grafton.

Brewton. May s2.-(Special1--w. H. Councill, principal of the negro school at Normal, Ala. delivered today the commencement address before the pu- pills of the colored institute here. Pro lessor Councill said
 Iutcr-RaciaI Conditions.
 For three hundred years our life has been woven into tho life of the South almost white warp and black wool forming the entire body of the South Negro hands to white hands; Negro brain to white brain: Negro heart to white heart.t For three hundred years, we have kept vigil around every sick bed. faithful and true to every death bed and with weeping eyes and sor- rowful hearts have stood by every open grave in the outh. Tne< seyering of these ties, if indeed they can be broken, sf gref tte oi dpof paca affar esn do It as long as the black man is use ful a1d true and the white man carries in his bosom the principles of true humanity, these ties will remain un- broken. Spasmodic movements of dis pleasure can scarcely shake them; mer- cenary effort must go down before the noble sentiments Of the human race. as long as
 God Is God and truth Is truth,
 Then right the day must will,
 To doubt would be disloyalty
 To falter would be sin."
 The living present owes a duty to the oncoming future, but the greatest duty of all Is the duty to the living present Work and build just the same with sall mankind as if we were going to die tomorrow. God in his economy seems to have placed us in the great Southland for the spirit of inter-de pendence for nowhere else on the face of the globe has the infusion of the white manhood and intellect into the warm hearts of the Negro and the in- fusion of the warm hearts. love and devotion and pathos of the Negro pro- duced better and more useful hu- manity than In the South. History bears me out in this assertion, or 1t does not show that I am wrong.
 I tell you, that nowhere In the his tory of the races of mankind who have mov ed upon the face of the globe In all the ysars which have rolled into I1 comparable to the high life of the two races in the South.
 That there has been wrong. cruelty, murder. itself. no sane man would at, tempt to deny, but underneath 1t all there has been all these years, such eX- hibitfons of the principles of right and justice. truth and honor on the part of the, one race fitting Into ,, the ot9er, es,si ences that would ignite a conflagration of racial hatred that would sweep the Negro from under the protection of divine ana munlclpal law.
 have said before many times and at many places. NO three hundred years of human history have present. ed such wonderful evolutions as the three hundred years of Negro American history Eight millions of industrious Christians were evolved In the South from four million savages.
 From four millions of penniless ne- proes. having a property value of three and one half billion dollars, have evolv- ed in forty years, ten millions Of ctsi- zens, more than 50 per cent with com mon school educ eation, forming IF per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT.
Emperor King Gives Thanks For Set- clement of Differences.

Budapest. Hungary. May 22.-The Hungarian parliament was formally opened at the Royal Castle today by the Emperor King. Francis-Joseph' who, in the speech from the throne, bade the deputies a hearty welcome ana expressed his keen thankfnlAess tnat the misunderstandings had passed away. ,-.. .,
 Tt Is painful to our paternal heart. he said, ito look back on the events of the recent past which disturbed the orderly course of constitutional life. We are thankful to divine providence that following the desire treeiy eX- pressed the disastrous misunderstand- ings have vanished, and It's our ar dently cherished wish that the eonsti- tItional corporation of all the legis- Iative factors may remain undisturbed In the future"
 After formulating the measures which are to be presented for the con sideratIon of the new parliaments tho sneech declared that although clos' relations exist with the country's al lies. aiming at the maintance of peace and in spite of the friendly ties wttl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
Most
 Brides

prefer present. useful as well as dec- orativc. Nothing Is more acceptable than something for the table in silver or cut glass. You won't find a better stock anyhwere than Ruth's.
 Sterling Teaspoons. s5, SC; Coffee Spoons, s3,oo;s Berry Spoon, Tomato Server, Pie Seryer,s ss.50 each: Sugar Spoon, Olive or Pickle Fork, $i.J0 each, 'in silk cases. Plated Salad Bowl. ga; Bread Tray, 8; Candle stick. s3; Or ange Spoons. $2.25! Cut Glass; 12 Turn blers.. $50: Water Bottle, $3.5o; Bon Bon Dish. si.5o; Berry Bowl. s4, se, slo.
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 NHZHHNazzz
 IS Dexter Av-. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

other powers. which afford a guarantee of peace. provision must be made for the defensive power of the country and therefore an extradordinary contingent of recruits must be supplied and equip ped in accordance with the rule fol- lowed by the previous delegations.
 The speech also announced that af- ter the question of electoral reforms has been settled a new parliament will be summoned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
CRISIS OF GIRLHOOD
A TIME OF PAIN AND PERIL
Miss Emma Cole Says that Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has Saved Her Life and Made Her Well.

How many lives of beautiful young girls have been sacrificed just as they were ripening into womanhood How many Irregularities or displacements have been developed at this important period, resulting in years of suffering
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
cor.acka and Peasants Fight.

Simbirsk, Eastern Russia, May 22.-A fight between Cossacks and Peasants resulting from the efforts of the au- thoritIes to suppress agrarian disor- ders has occurred in this vicinity. It ID reported that four peasants were killed and 200 were wounded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
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 wANTED--AGENTS.

PORTRAITS-Agents everywhere S3 to $5 day; best and cheapest line of portraits. frames and mouldings; experience unneces- sary; we will help you to make big money; we manufacture everything used in picture frames and art business. no capital reuuir- ed: sample outfit free. Address plainly. ". E. McChristie Co.,. Camden. Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
rhe stnrrrn Ienre NIennn.

=. Vienna, May 22.-Bellamy Storer. the former American ambassador, and Mrs. Storer left Vienna for Paris today. They are going to the United States in the fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

 SrRAYED-Sunday night. small Shetlapd pony; reward for return to 73s So. Cours St. Phone 965. Marion Rushton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

MONEY to loan on watches. dlamondA jew elry. guns ana pistols. don't worry yonT friends when In need of a small loan comS SO us: our business ls strictly eonfidentiaLS Montgomery Loan Go.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
1oO,oOOfdIo(er nSeoiiIb % Noro
11jpfiifet, Reite1t poaa SgIonogfes
Stlor bar set iamleoe apantum 15O,
600 % / 1904 $4,000 Gpuoer.

Sllor g oet 1ar1leDe$ apnrtlm 15O1
600 % 1904 133, 600 Egn0er.
s. gnaro iGi6s-
20 ID Giospol0 @erre0sfgre bar
moo 3 Stemmer anbeialet inofjg5t
@aaroen 2angietbergen til 8ebpg-
gelie for Ben reiioerenoe aupellan /
@i6sbol0.
@e 9 6 fteror + :
II n 8 CT begDn6t / Mnleoning al Be
rusltlfe Sfrifter, iom beilaglagoes ii
Mntboriteter11e 8ar6p. 1en rlts1i1fe
SDpograf @uttfoff af69rtes. Stu
bent @roticboff er foripunoen oerfra
% er antogelig reiit ip0oper og I'LL
uoenfor 2anoets @ranjer. 2igeleoes
afbgrtes 6aftoren / @lqoet v6inmor-
fen.
Sra Sommerfeit meo0eles Ser
uM0resleapilen", at &o1tmelter Gge=
De MiSlen / CONNER Ifol bare mos
toget Moboriel ira SEN rusiiIfe &o11<
jul / Si1marfen, ST.. @itell, ON fife
at in0lo0e Jig pa at trDffe peofom-
mclloe pprgrlfe Sfrifter.
6 Il 0erban0sba
til Morges 61uobe. Oct
norlfe Observation-Disclosures bor fore
llaoet S%tortbinget, at Ser bepilges
100000 ST.. paa ne tie Mars 6inanS=
Lob til SDgning al cit l1nberpanDs=
baao. Iepartementet bemprfer, al
Jorl lag ON Mnifoffelie of en- timber.
nonos6aa0 bleu fremiut al Gori par5:
0epartementet ollere0e / 1902, me,
0a life bleb billiget al 5tortbinget
Sioen ct Ser, onfprer 9eportemen
tet, paa MISUNDERSTANDING On
roo0e giort ltpre Sremlfri0t, lnrli{
me0 &enlDn til 9etaillerne peofon1
menOe 8aa0e1e5 Trem0riDningslni0
Ter SifferbcoSforonitaltninger, Sc
6oeligbe0 M. IT., boilfet bar biorage
meget / &etl1ing al 0enne 6artpitDpe:
Jltlofommengjprelle lom birfelig
&rtgspoaben. l1l10erbanosbao6e e
mi in0fprt / olle Sc it6rre Moril1el
og Set mna antages, at Sc pil bile ii
at blipe ct froftigt Goriparsmi0bs
| fife min0lt for Sc lmaQ gfatio11er.
SEQ &jpb / lt6lor6et bil0e man be
faa 8ao0en burtigit fnr0ig; men Sc
er ogiaa arlore @eniDn at toge,
CTS. neutrality-suspicious. pe0 &prfte
/ &riltiania, og 9eporteme11tet fore
/ laar 0erfor, at observation-disclosures
bliper at bpgge pes &arliobanSpnrn
&erft UNDER Silipn al cit fra pef
fommen6e Girma u6len6t Sngenip
og UNDER 6ettes @aranti for 6art
} Mftio11srQ0iuS tn. b.
Smfoit11ingerne er %ofbengige q
S%ppebolget. &riien bill imi6lerti
blioe ca. 100000 ST.. a 100000 6,
!, pr. 8au6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
Mimmcapolis &pinocr

forltaar at ber6lette &artine Soilet
Mntiieptic, og iaa mart en- &bin0e
far brltgt Set, bill FUN fortplle andre
ONT sets &9r6. Sntet on6et Mi06el
fommer op til 8artine, bba6 angoor
Selbreoelie al alle f%atarrbal1fe 70
%inflammere6e Sirtan6e / 5Iimbin=
0erne> iaale0es be6 rinoenoe 9jne,
0aarlig Mun6 og SbGlg> &atarrb /
Meien eller @effenorgonerne. Del
er / Set bele taget iaa mango Mnben<
6elier for &artine, at set er l1unD<
berlig pao en- &bin6es Soiletbor6.
Mrs. 8. s.. Srentman al ct.
Souls, &c.,, ifrtber: r9e &eiulta-
ter, jeg opnaoe6e be6 at BRUCE 8ar=
tine iom Iofalt Mi66el mos Snflam<
nation, bar pi6unoerlige. 9e re1r<
ien6e, legen6e 8eitan60ele at Cont
menietningen lu6er mig fele iom
|f66t paanp, og leg fan aloeleS fife
nn6bere set lom Sotletmi66el."
Enfin6er al an6re &bin6er bebi0<
ner set famine. &ber &bin6e I Mi!1<
|neapolis bnr6e pr6be set; Ri gara11<
terer 8etalinge11 tilbage, bbis 9e life
ert iIfre6s me6 set. SOC paa @po<
|beferne. Sfrtp efter Hrgbepaffe til
St. Barton 60, 8oston, Masi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
lydia E.. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND

er Ell sikker Kur for allie Kvinders
smertefulde Svagheder. Den vii gan
ske helbrede de varste Former af
k%vindelige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, In
flammationer og Saardannelser, Ned
falden og Forskydninger med paafgl-
gende Svakkelse af R~ygraden og er
sarlig nyttig we'd L i v S f o r a n :
d r i II g e Den vii sikkert kurere
Rygsmerter.
Den har helbredet flere Tilfalde af
kvindesygdomme end nogen anden
Medicin i Verden. Den err nasten
ufejlbarlig i sligo Tilfelde. Den opl6-
ser og fjerner Gevakster paa ct It'd
ligt Stadium. Den
Nedtyngende F9lelse,
der smerter, Blytunghed og Hoved-
pine lindres ~@jeblikkelig og vedvaren-
de we'd diets Brug. Under allie On
stendighed'- harmonerer den med
Systemet. Den modvirker
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
standset eller smertefuld Menstrual
ton, Maveuorden, daarlig Ford@jelse,
Opsvulmen, Nervesvakkelse, Hoved-
pine, Afkreftelse, ogsaa
Svimmelhed, Svaghed,
stark Trathed, ligegyldig og clad
mig vere" F3lelse, O%phidselse, Irri-
tabilitet, N%ervesitet, %Sevnlesh ed,
Vindsyge, Melankoli eller Mismod og
Rygsmerter. Disse er sikre Tegn
paa kvindelig Svaghed eller Uorden
i Livmoderen. For
Nyresygdomme
eller R~ygsnlerter hos b e g g {
Kj6n er Vegetable Compound uden
Lige.
De kan skrive til Mrs. Pinkhan
ON Dem selv i strangeste Fortrolig
he'd.
LYDIA e. PINKHAM MED. CO., LYNN, Mass
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

gettet for ne-
lte Sermin u0biler en- iamlet Gum 81
100, IA, 100 &roner, Dpori pgloa e;
iberegnet set efstraor0inGre Budget
Sen til paren0e Gum for in0ep9ren
Sc Sermin CT 111,312,300 ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

g pe6aIfbeo @n / Sri
%ltia1ia boe16e &bin0e lpgte forleoe1
=&igsbolpitalet for cit 9ieli0elie: Sci
bar pilt Jig, at bltn leo al Speoalf:
be6, bporfor bun ltrafs blep beor0rr'
@in0lagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

6 / e II 5 Q III 3 ! an s e I /
81 fer. 2ambergiater / Ritre
Mfer CT al Mfers S%parebanf iolgt
til @ipin6 Glitran0 for $4,000 ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

1900 MaaI Sor0. Gangs
@pelpen / Selemarfen er ser CIT
@trafning paa omfring 1900 Moal
Soro, lom er ubrn9elig til 9Drfning
for &an6ipgoom og for6i Sc / 6lom=
ti0en ltoar UNDER @ano. Maner ON
at tprlegge Bette Smraa6e Dar lenge
bGret oppe, og MI bar &analoireftd=
rem peret Ser neoe og befaret 9tre=
get. 2an6brngsingenigr 8rettebtlle
bar beregnet Smfo1tningerne til So,
600 &roner, men &anal6ireft9ren
troe0e, set fun6e gieres b%illigcre.
Set er III Sanfen at 16ge &lanen
pirfeliggjort inareit. Mf Sfiensfior=
6ens 6ellesflgoningsforening bat
Der mon pou 8i6rag, ligeiaa bill mon
l9ge Stortbtnget ON 8ebilgning al
babe l169iften. 8aa ct 8ar Mar fat
@trefningen bore f9roig til Sp.
6Drfning.
8igeIan6s S e II e
GiI en- &empe=6ontene poa @ios.
bol6s &la0s / &riitiania bar 8illeo:
bugger &igelan6 / flere Mar arbei.
set paa ct l16fait, iom MI er fer6ig1
og / 6enne Gi6 blioer uoitiIlet .
&unitmuieet. Sont9nen tenfes reji
be6 8iorog Jog 8Ianen er ion itor1
anlagt, at Sagen bill meofgre en- Sc.
foitning at mellem 100000 oq
100000 @r. Otter @igelanos l1o.
faft bill Sen blibe ct %folosioIt Mrbei6e
maaife Set it6rite / fin @rt / bele Ser.
BEN / flere &enieen6er. Mi6t / Del
itore @ranitbaslin b9ber en- Solos,
%ialgruppe fig, run6ts poa @anter11e
itaar ober tppe mi16re @rlpper, oe
u6benbig leber Ser ct 8elte al Sc Ste.
liefer. Mlt ialt %in6eboI6er Mrbei6e1
flere &nnoreoe Signrer, og me6 fllI<
&et fan set figes, at set er ben fl
gurrigeite Sontene / Sen bloc Ser.
J oenl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

SCOTT q BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street. New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

nlDffe paa &bo1fan-
g e Se1ge Telegram fra 8Io-
oipoitof al l3. Sftober er $. '@.
Sun6t me6 lin &palfanger v8elta.1-
tie" inofommet 6i6 On al Gangft.
baaoene meo &apteinen, iom og1aa
bar SfDtter, iomt 4 Monb, forulpf-
sfeoe UNDER en- Stormbbge, bborfor
,Gtspeoitionen maatte ofbrpoes %
ben6e tilboge l6en 6ongit. De Dm=
TONNE bar &npteinen, Carl Mmun6-
len, Sanbefiorb, Ole Mn6reaien, Carl
Sotlen, Carl @6bar6 Mnoerien %
Sens Gricfien. 0mbanoleoe Mar6.
itober oar paabpret / Ggnsberg %
bsrte 6erfor antagelig biemr1e paa Sc
&anter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
&aa Gn%glcbingcr.

uMor> fan Gngle1e flpbe?"
uSSa, min 9reng."
~Mor, fan @%uDerno1ten flpbe?'
u@porf OF Set, lille &url?"
49, for 6ar iag0e / @oar til fen
oe, at bun bar en gngel."
"&un f1pper / Morgelt, mil
0reng."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
Den IaETTE OLE.

SCOTS Emulsion er eden
.lette Olie"-let at tage, let j
sin Virkning. Brugen af den
giver sikker Befrielse for den
pinlige og kvalmende Fornem-
melse, der er saregen we'd Brug
af den raa Ollie. Intel Meme
ske, der tager Hensyn til sin
Nave, vii tenke paa at tage
Torskelevertran paa den gamle
Made, naar man kan faa
SCOTS Emulsion. bet err lige
saa sikkert, at ingen, der tager
Hensyn til sit Helbred, vii tage
imod ct simpelt eller alkohol-
holdigt Substitut for SCOTS
Emulsion. Den loser enhver
at Observation-Disclosures Opga.
yer og mere end Diet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

sc erafer g onens 25
Mars Snbilenm. Mellem=
rigsbanenS 25 Mars Subilaum fei-
reoes SEN 16. Sftober' mes EN- Set /
9tor1iert. Soften begpn0te &loffen G
mes cit @ilsningstale al 5totionsme=
tier 2an6berg / @torlien, bporefter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &gpe fra 9iter-
Juno / ct fort 6ore0rag r%e0egjor0e
for 9anenS &iltorie. 9erefter fort
iatte man meo Multf og 9eflama=
tion. Sonper inotoges pau Serbia:
nebotellet, bborpaa ct Sal fanO1
Ste0. Sc 1peu1fe 9eltageres Mntol
bar omfring 1875, og fra Morge 6el.
tog 20 &erioner paa 8anens norlf;
Sci. Ser par flor 6lagning / Mr1:
leoning al SubtlGet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
LYDIA E. PlNKHAM MED. co., Lynn, Mas.

EN- NAVE
Hovedpine, .slet F~ord1jelse. urent Blod og
hal1a Bitter. soc for en- Pakke med
Brugsanvisning. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apothe-
ker, 1925 FIFTH AVENUE. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

Oct norif.e @ibe1fel-
fab fan / 6elr1e Sio feire lin
80. MarSfeit, ibet @ellfabet ltifteoeS
81. Sftpber 1916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
orge. :


--=hNAGtt@ %%@ H&s#tE4a 80 H&NEN $1,000 Il 1880
@ar6b. n6reas S . :
+ a nneS en- &egelat0 pr. Gri=
%ltianslan0 er brufnet / Manoulsel=
ben. Salt fal0t operbor0 fra Camp
tibet uSpgne". 2iget er fu110et.
S t 30 I I e y a d
q al0Snes s, &armpel1, 1,e0-
brGn0te forleoen Scat. Msluran:c=
lltn1men er $4,000 &roner. 800
Spnoer Sort ser por inbleperet til
Maling, itrpg meo. Sl0en jfyloes
antageligpis Gelpontnnoelje.
. orregaurb q b c /
m ere Sfop. 5ulfitbolaget
"Iprsboga" Sperige ligger for ST
oen | ltn0erban0linger me0 @orre-
goaro M~ftielelifab ON Galg al fine
Sfobe / Irpsiil. 8prregaarb far
forti0en fine Soft 6eroppe til 8efa-
ring al 9fopene, iom er omfril1g
100000 Maal.
&eS. et5mann be6 uMf-
tenpoiten" / &riitiu11io fplote Sen 16.
Sftober IS Mor, 1nel1 arbei0er enon11
lige l1trGttet, Scat lom. Sag, / lit
8la6s Sjenelte. &e0 9i6en al 8laoets
ltogiter, &eoaftgr Scbibiteo, ifploes
set %pnlentlig @nt5monl1, at vMften=
poiten" ct blepet 9lorges me- It lG]te
glab.
S Set tore StaaIperf
lom lfal orlngges / 5ron0biem, bi]
efter 6orlp0en0e @alpparten al 81
reftionelt beltaa al Nor0men0 ifglgt
&rap fra &egieri19en. Ser er stn
1eoning for georomano til at tegr'
Mftier. @lon6t an6et er Sronobiem;
Sr0fprer anmo6et ON at tegne Jig
n1en ban far afilaaet bette poa @rulti
al Sen 8efatning, ian JON. Srbfpre
har hdbt mes at fDrbere6e Saden.
Ierie @ifen. Mflgri1
gen al Serje gtfens @al1ta paa 6ia
re &%irfegaoro iful0e foregaa un0e
feltlig Silitelning Sgn0ag 5. 81. 81
tober. @antaer, en 20 6o0s 9ter
er leperet al Sbergs Stenbuggeri
GiGre. Sen berer paa SEN enc g:
Be Snlfriptioner uEberie @iigben
lamt ct @itot al Sblens 9igt og pa
6e1 anoen Si0e: u&eiit 1906 +
@finoe ON bore Gorfe0re / &rigsac
rene 1S07-14".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

SCOTT 8 BOWIE. o Pearl Street. New York
Get norife 9 ibe1fel-
+ a + fan / 6eune Sis feire lin
so. Marsfeit, ioet gelifabet ltifteoes
81. Sftober 1916.
6 / e II 0 III 3 i an
81 fer. 2ombergieter / 2itre
Mfer ct al MferS gpare6a1f iolgt
til @ipin0 @l1tran0 for $4,000 &r.
g pe fl eb. gn | Sri.
%ltiatia boe10e &pin0e iegte forleoe1
=&igsbolpitalet for cit 9ielioelie: Sci
bar pilt Jig, at bltn leo al Speoalf:
beD> bporfor FUN itrafs blep beor0rrl
g s gettet for noe
lte Sertniu u6piier en- ian1let Gum C.
103>744,1 100 &roner, bpori ogioa e
iberegnet set efstraor0inGre Budget
Sen tiliooren0e Gum for in0eperen
Sc Sermi1 CT 111,312,300 &r.
g tor Sfobb 5 |
g m q a re II ene. @ros1ere
M11ton $. Mpien far pe0 SberretS
iagferer @unoita0 iolgt omfring is.
600 Meool al fine Sfope beliggelt0
/ @i6sbierg og &affeita0 for en- Sir
be- INN al $4,000 &roner plus Sm
t%oitntnger.
g t + / 11.g Sub
m a g 3 t m e far afgtpe
S1oltilling. Ser maa foretages MI
&olg / &erfets &re6s, Stapange
(@ipitein), / &ra9erd (2inooig) og
S116re Toien &re0s, Sgn0re Gronf
biems Mmt (@misier @i6e). 9eS
.u0eu ifal Set bape pilt Jig %n60penoi
at foretage MT Golg paa Garama11o
@olmen &re0s / Staponger, meoen
Sc nrigtige 6orfol0sanmelbeiler he
fife er iaa- mango, al De bar Snf
flp0elie paa &alget al StortbingS
mono, i6et 6enne bab6e flere Sten
mer ems @oraman6e1.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-05
SOMETHING
YOU SHOULD KNOW

We want the people of Pendleton
and vicinity TO know that the most
valuable and delicious cod liver prep
aration known to medicine is Vinol.
Vinol contains all the medicinal
elements of cod liver oil actually
taken from fresh Gods livers, but not
a drop of the useless, greasy oil to
upset the stomach and retard its
work. and to this is added peptonate
of iron Gonic iron).
For this reason Vinol is recognized
throughout the world as the greatest
health restorer and strength creator
known to medicine, and we do not
believe there is a man, woman or
child in Pendleton but what Vinol
will benefit them at this season of the
year.
Vinol creates health and strength
for old people, weak, sickly women
and children, nursing mothers, and
after a severe sickness.
Vinol cures hacking coughs,
chronic colds. bronchities and all
throat and lung troubles.
Try Vinol on our offer TO return
money If it fails. The Pendleton Drug
company.
Note.-While we are sole agents
for Vinol in Pendleton, it is now for
sale at the leading drug store in
nearly every town and city in the
country. Look for the Vinol agency
in your town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-11-05
CATTLE MOVEMENT HEAVY.
Colorado Stockmcn VIII Ship Yer,
Much Closer Than Usual This Fall.

Reports from all sections of west
ern Colorado indicate an unusually
heavy movement of cattle from now
on. Hay is scarce and high and fear
ing a heavy winter stockmen have
determined to ship down Just what
they can take care of with what they
have on the ranch. At the end of
the season 1t is predicted there will be
fewer cattle in western Colorado than
there have been in many years. Prac-
tically all OF these cattle are coming
to Denver, as stockmen are learning
that this market Is now prepared to
take care of everything. One OF the
features of the movement this winter
will be the small number of aged
steers to be moved. Around Delta,
Montrose and the North Fork country
II is estimated that there are not 1000
old steers to be found in the whole
country and the bulk Of the move
ment will be yearlings and 2-year-
olds. There will be some very choice
cattle and Denver will be headquar-
ters for feeder business this fall, es-
pecially for those who desire the good
stock.