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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
H. A. Potts who spent the hal

H. A. Potts who spent the hal.
cyon days of his youth in Keytes-
vile and wore one gallus and
had stone. bruises on his heel in
the good old summer slime, was
here Wednesday in the interest
Of C. A. Kiger & Co., wholesale
jewellers of Kansas City, for
which firm he is now a popular
and successful trav cling sales.
man. Howard is an appreciative
reader of the COURIER as is also
his wife who used to make her
home at Sweet Springs. Saline
county. After reacing the ac.
counts of divorce suits in the
COURIER they have determined
to live together IN peace and har-
mony and to never get mixed up
in q divorce court and to be tol.
Grant of each others short. COM
ings. We see where they are
right. It's better to grin and
bear it than to frown disapprova
in a plea for divorce.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
Like a Letter From Home.

DR.. A. c. Johnson of New
Murdock, Kas., but formerly of
near Eccles, this county, in writ
ing to renew his subscription
says:
"You will find enclosed ST
which you will place to my credit
as renewal to the COURIER for a
year ahead. We are always
glad to get the paper. 1t is like
getting a letter from home. We
have been away for II years,
but still old Charlton county
seems like home as we have
many friends there.
With best regards to yourself
and old friends, remain,
yours truly,
A. G.. JOHNSON.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
KEYTESvHLE, MISSOURI, FRIDAY,
Notice to Delinquents.

We intend to send a statement
October Is to everyone of our
subscribers whose subscription
has expired, and we shall expect
prompt payment in every case.
If you are unduly sensitive
about being "dunned," the only
way to avoid it is to see that your
subscription is paid between now
and the 10Th inst.
If you fail to do this, then you
should not feel offended and pro.
ceed to lacerate your linen and
"cuss'' the editor and say you
"don't want his paper no how"
all because he has asked you to
paw your subscription.
Keep cool and cut caper
with your cash.
Money talks and it is the only
language we can understand in
conducting our business. It's
the only thing that will buy news
print, job stock, pay printers,
etc. We can't get along without
it and you can't afford to do
without the Great Favorite Week.
ly.
Please let me hear from you if
your subscription has expired.
All old subscribers who pay
their subscription and send me
one or more new subscribers,
each Of them will receive one of
our beautiful calendars for 1907.
The supply ef these calendars is
limited to 500 and if you want
one of them you must act and
act NOW.
We will also send calendars to
clubs of two or more new sub.
scribers.
Yours Truly,
G.. P. VANDIvER,
Pub. COURIER.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
Bryan to Be at Carrollton.

Hon w. j. Bryan, the great
philanthropist and undaunted
Democratic leader, will speak at
Carrollton Saturday afternoon,
October 13, at l O'Clock. Every
citizen of Charlton county who
possibly can do 80 should be
present to listen to the words Of
wisdom and discussion of the
political issues of the day as set
forth by the distinguished Ne.
braskan.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
NUMBER 36

Pauli:e A. Hart to VIM,
Philips, 8 acres in ne NV fri II
56.21-S25.
Carrie Schulz and wife to John
M. Baxter. $3.50 square # off
that pit ne 10. 54.21, described by
metes and bounds-S25O.
Martin Griswold and wife to
Palmer D. Shupe, an undivided
hf Of lot 5 in blk 9 in Mendon-
$3.50.
J. M. Riddell and wife to Le-
roy R. Shoop, lot 2 in blk 2 in
Riddell's Second addition to
Rothville-S60.
Fred J. Gould and wife to w.
H. Mansur, an undivided two
twenty. .fourths interest in ne,
and hf NV, and sw NV II, and
9 hf wv 1854. 16-S147.
G.. T. Collins and wife to j.
Clyde Bowman, an undivided
one-half in parcel land, describ.
ed by m etes and bounds in blk
18 in Triplett-S2O0.
Mendon Town & Land Co. to
trustees of Meudon, lots 13, IA,
Is and Is in blk 19 in Mendon-
$50.
Mendon Lodge No. 279 l. o. o.
F. to Mendon State bank, an
undivided hf of lot 1 in blk in
Mendon-S500.
Elliott Grove Cemetery Co. to
Jas. R. Feeny, W hf lot 3 in blk
% in sub. division 2 in Elliott
Grove cemetery-$1750 80.
j. A. Triplett ct al to B. F.
Triplett, parcel in blk 18, de-
scribed by metes and bounds, in
Triplett-S800.
Total amount of transfers for
the week, S46,218.5O
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
A FruitleSS TriD.

heriff S. ]. Shaughnessy
started Friday night for Amory,
Miss, because of information
received from the city marshal
at that place to the effect that
he captured Jasper Coleman, the
young man wanted in this coun-
ty for the murder of Rufus Cox
at Dalton August 6, 1908.
At Coleman's first trial in the
Charlton comfy circuit court he
was found guilty and sentenced
to 20 J ears in the penitentiary.
He appealed to the supreme
court where the finding of the
jIry in the circuit court was re.
versed and the cause remanded.
He was tried the second time
at the February, 1906, term of
circuit court and was again
found guilty, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for q term of IL
years.
He again appealed to the su.
preme court and gave an appeal
bond in the sum $4,000 with D.
A. Ball, his attorney; A. W.
Sullivan, Thos. J. Clarkson,
Mrs. Sallie Coleman, w. A.
Kraxberger, j. G. Payne, H. S.
Freeman and j. S. Campbell as
securities.
1t was agreed between Coleman
and his bondsmen that he was
not to leave the county, pending
his appeal to the supreme'court,
but he broke faith with his
friends and skipped out the 22nd
of last May.
1t was hoped that the marshal
at Amory, Miss., had captured
him, but when Sheriff Snaugh.
messy reached there he found
that the man the marshal had in
custody did not look any more
like Jasper Coleman than does
the sheriff of this county himself,
hence the trip to Amory was a
fruitless one, and Coleman's
bondsmen are still exceedingly
anxious to know of his where
abouts.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12

At special~or call term of
the court Monday, at which all
of the officers were present, on
infor nation filed by J. A. Harper
of Triplett, and the testimony
offered by J. c.. Bowman, DR.. G..
w. Hawkins and DR.. Isaiah
Knott, .Tr., Wm. D. Harper,
brother of J. A. Harper, was ad-
jnd5ed to be of unsound mind
and was ordered conveyed to the
state hospita al for insane at Fulton
as a county patient.
The unfortunate man was for
several y ears an employe of the
VIM. Bar r Dry Goods Co. of st.
Louis, and the mental and
physical strain of his responsible
position proved too much for him
and he was attacked with q
nervous affection, which now
threatens to cause softening of
the brain, and it is feared that
his case is incurabie.
Mr.. Harper has a wife and two
children living at Mexico, Mo-,
with her parents, he having been
with his brother at Triplett for
some time.
He was taken to Fulton Mon.
day night by DIR. G.. w. Hawkins
and Deputy Sheriff F. M. Veatch.
The following fees were allow
ed in the case by the county
court:
j. c. Bowman, witness fees
and mileage, So.
DR.. G. W. Hawkins, witness
fees, 81; detailed medical state
ment, S5. Total. Sc.
Dr. Isaiah Knott, .Jr., witness
fees, 81.
State hospital for insane No.
at Fulton, board of VIM. D.
Harper for six months. S65.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12

w. H. Mayo ofSalt Creek town.
ship is the newly elected secre.
tary of the Charlton County Farm
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
He will make good one and will
move to Mendon in the near
future. E. s. Osgood of Men,
don, who has filled the position
Of secretary to the entire salts.
faction of all concerned, declin-
ed to serve the company further
in that capacity. The report of
he retiring secretary showed
he affairs of the company to be
n first. class condition.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
The Christian Church Revival
Meeting.

The revival, that has been in
progress at the Christian church
for the past three weeks, closed
Monday night. The church has
been crowded every night, for
the eloquence of Ed. Northcutt
and the sweet singing of the
Zersns drew the people in large
numbers from country and town.
Twenty. four confessions and re.
movals of membership were made
during this meeting. The simple,
yet fore ible, presentation of the
gospel by ED. Northcutt, the
untiring efforts OF the pastor,
ED. Wolfe, who, nobly aided by
the members of his congrega-
ton, the splendid solos and duets
by Mr.. and Mrs. Zeran, and the
large and appreciative attend.
ance all c ombined to make the
meeting a success. Mrs. Zeran's
voice deserves special mention.
Her low notes have all the full.
ness and rich quality of a con-
tralto while her high notes soar
up into lyric soprano.
The children's choir, trained
by Mrs. Zeran, was a novel and
interes ting feature Of the meet
ing. Eld. Northcutt and Mr..
and Mrs. Zeran left on the mid.
night train Monday for Rich
mond, KY, where they will hold
a meeting. Keytesville feels
greatly benefited by this remark.
able series of meetings.
Bsptismal services for those
who joined the Christian church
was performed Wednesday night.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
Roll Of Honor.

The following friends have
given a silvery lining to the
clouds that beset US by either
beco ming new subscribers or by
rene wing their subscription to
the COURIER during the past
week. May heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Miss ertha Elam, Mrs. LYDIA Piper,
B. F. Fidler
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12

Clyde H. Magruder of st
Louis and Miss Zou Anderson
of Keytesville will be married
Wednesday evening, October "a.
at 9 o'clock at the First Baptist
church in this city. An invita-
ton is extended to everyone.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12

Our fellow.townsmsn, A. c..
Phillips, was taken suddenly and
severely i'll Tuesday OF gladstone
and is still very much indisposed
We trust, however, that he will
shortly be himself again.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
John McMahill has sold his

John McMahill has sold his
S0.acre farm, known as the
Arnsperger place, near Sails
bury, to Jos. H. Grigsby for
Sc, ,432, which is a little over $50
an acre. Mr.. McMahill has
moved to the H. c. Hyde place,
north of Keytesville, that he
bought some months since.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12


Most OF these are in or con-
nected with the university. A
few are attending the prepara.
tory schools and colleges here.
The club is preparing to meet
all Charlton county people COM
ing in on the excursion and will
endeavor to show them the "va =
sity.'' A committee OF six, with
appropriate badges, and as many
others as can will meet the train
In looking over the list of &C
credited schools i find there is
not one in Charlton county. This
ought not to be. A county with
the wealth and push of ours
should have an accredited high
school in every incorporated vii
lsge and town in the county,
L. E. A. KELso,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.

MO.
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.
Sarah M. Payne ct al to Anna
R. Waggener, SO NV, and sw
ne, and NV SO, and 1 acre off NV
ne 1855. .18-S150.
Nancy F. Collins and o. w.
Collins, her husband. to Annie r.
Waggener, same as above-S100.
BENZ. s. Waggener and wife
to Annie R. Waggener, same as
above-S5O.
Geo. c. Waggener, wife ct al
to Anna R. Waggener, same as
above-S45O.
Hiram S. Waggener and wife
to Anna r. Waggener, same as
above-S5O.
Wilton A. G. Waggener and
wife to Anna R. Waggener, same
as above-S1O0.
Mike Petska and wife to Jarvis
L. Oldham, hf NV 1855. 1871.
Harriet N. Salisbury to VIM.
Pleyer, NV NV 24.55.17-Sl.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
John McMahill and wife to Jos.
H. Grigsby, hf NV 3.53.17, ex-
cept one half acre in se cor
S,632.
Minnie Arbogast to B. F.
Jourdan, sw NV 1858. 19-S1,-
600.
Lula f. Taylor and her hus-
band ct al to John McMahill, ne
NV 1864. 18-S1, 1855. ~--.-,-s~ .,,-
Mildred Pace and her hus.
band to John McMahill, an I'M.
divivided one sixth interest in
above land-S333 33.
Daniel Hays to Jerry Hays, an
un divided one. half in SO 20-56-
17-$3, 300.
Newton Long and wife to Jos.
G. Waugh, hf ne 22.56.21-
S5, 200.
John B. Bragg and wife to
Edgar H. Bragg, lots Z, 8, 8 end
10 in blk 3 in Western addition
to Brunswick; also all that part
of blk 40 in Brinker's addition 10
Brunswick and adjoining said
lots-S1OO.
D. w. Bayne and wife to
LlCyd H. Herring, II acres e pit
hf SO 1858. 19-S3, $50.
VIM. T. Coy and wife to
Griselle Rob ertson, ,pt lots and 2
in Gaston's addition to Keytes.
vile, describ ed by metes and
bounds-S39O.
Mary E. Sharp and Geo. G.
Sharp, her husband, to j. D.
and Annie B Cropper, hf lot
8 and lot 10 in blk 2 in Hutchin-
sons addition to Salisbury-S2
1875.
w. T. Hartman and wife to
Rosita Gasser, lots 1 and 2 in
blk AZ in Salisbury, except IS
| feet off east end-S9OO.
Geo. r. Corey and wife to Jas.
T Corey, NV NV 20.56. 16-S1
200.
Annie M. Mccoy to Geo. r
Corey, hf se Sc, and Is acres,
NV cor hf se Sc 18, and ne ne
19. .56-16-S2, 100.
Thos. l. Hor ton and wife t.
VIM. P. Horton, n hf ne 29-55.
17-S2, 400.
Sarah J. Wilkinson and j. n
w. Wilkinson, her husband, TO
Thos. w. Triplett, lots Z and 8
in blk 27 in Triplett-S40O.
Hrs. Rebecca Oxley to Benz
F. Fleetwood, Q hf sw sw 1854
2O-S1.
| Ernest Gardner and wife to
Chas. H. Temple, SO sw, and sw
sc q, and ne NV, and W ii acres
| n hf NV ne 34.53-1S-S6, 900.
Chas. H. Temple and wife to
Jas. E. Colson, Sc sw, and sw SO
q, and ne NV, and W IA acres n
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
RENEWALS.

Louis Tebbe, Peter Finnell,
DR.. Oliver McEuen. John Hoersch,
c. M Cupp, W. E Edison.
Henry Laker, Geo. Difaimi.
J. A Cavanah, A. Heisel
j. j Elliott. j. E. Fox,
VIM. Richardson, P. J. Gladbach,
8 J Nicholson, H. A. Potts,
s. P. Logan, K. o. johnson.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
Real Estate Transfers

weekly by E. B. KEEL.
LoGG, real estate and loan
agent, abstracter of titles,
conveyaucer and accountant.
If you wish to buy real estate,
borrow or lend money, call on
or write to him at Keytesville.
Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-10-12
Charlton Students at Columbia
Organize.

Barlow, R. V. Price, Lacy
Bandy. A. T. Potts, Elizabeth
Bruner, James Reigelsberger, N. Y.
Colvin, G. II. Reigelsberger. Kate
Daily, w E. Rucker, c f.
Daily, HI 8. Rucker, V.
Fawks, C. o. Seneker, B. s.
Fawks, NJ. E. Schrenk, O. J.
Faller. Jessie Sasse, G 7.
Gray, r. G. Water, John, Jr.
Hechler, c H. williamson, Lucy
Hechler, F. G. Zillman, Jefferson
Heptonstalt, A. C. Kclso. L. <. A.
McKittrick, Roy McAlester, W. c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
Biz Sale IN the Art Section
Many Lowered prices
ConneI7ino Reductions are to be IN V0gNe neat 1Oe

RABY PILLOW COVERS-Stomped and PLAIN,
made of fine India Linen with val insefoo. oo
and hem stitched runle, regular QUO, 70,
TINTED CUSHION COVERS-Very pleasing
and always good sellers the designs arc VIC
roses and poppy sharp reductions co.
STAMPED SHIRT WAISTS-Two yards Of the
best material stamped ready for WORKING,
CUSHION TOPS GIVEN AWAY-PackaSe con.
tanning six skeips of B. A SILK. one copy Oh
lessons In embroidery. and tinted cushion
top with material for back, all for. CSC
STAMPED LINENS--All good designs out
slightly soiled. regular soc centerp'eeeS
35c centerpieces " ....,....'... zoe
Two dozen hemstitched tan linen table Gov
crs ono yard square, regular 81 so, at Sl.oo
ROMAN CUT WORK-Shams, Table covers
and Scarfs. regular s1,26, s6c, 76c' SAFE
price . o.,
PIN CUSIuONS-l2x12 covered with delicate
shades OF satin regular 60c. now at zoe
One-fourth off all Battenburg lace pieces
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
The Latest Conceptions s-Daintlest Styles

Stock collars with tie attached, mace
NJ 6ne linen and dotted Bauste, reSu
lar prices 75o TO s1.o0. for one week,
Buster Brown collars, Embrolderea
Linen. and Lace. HALF Phioh'
Lace and Linen Bolero JACK,
go ONE-THIRD OFF.
Beautiful Hand Embroidered eo
and cuff scts Tho finest Linen and
,he work exquisite. Regular prices
az 90 and $500 per set For tnls
sale HALF THESE PRlCEo'
Embroidered Turnover collar ana
cuff sets. In colored and all whits IL, III
en-, A variety Of styles. reeuiar Pi
bOc TO 800, special .,..s.'''-- '''' ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

NEW RASS WOOD-Our burnt wood designs
arc in demand because the designs are ne"
and out OF the ordinary, No old stock oe-
signs new shipment of fine white oass
wood for pyrogra phfc purposes has Just been
received Some OF the pieces are Halr 01 NJ
ceivers Bowls zink lined Cigar BOXES Co,-
lar and Cuffs Etc, Etc Very reasonaby
priced. Free topographic lessons every eu'-
urday morning at o. s1 o,
A special is made of a splendid outht con-
Eistinp OF a bulb standard box, two practse
pieces and an excellent point. regular St'Zo
for : 49,
DRESSTR BOXES-These nre 80 inches long
with three apartments, Stamped In horol
md conventional designs, ready to purnS re-
duced from $500 TO .pp.,...... .-'' - Si.-"
HAND NiIRRORS-Pyrographlc pieces In pret,
ty designs which sell readily at 9Oc ana ana
81 IS each, now only '''' : 'ooc
STAMPED LEATHER PURSE+Stamped and
ready TO burn. made of the very pest tan anu
brown leather. 81 rs values reduced 10, Doc
SHADOW EMBROIDERED WAISTS-Stamp'
ed In the latest designs on the best quality
OF white material, regular $50, for Sl.oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
.Surpriise for You

the least equivocation it is safe to say that the
q Sale holds the biggest bargains ever offered IN this
Prices are not quoted because they would seem
enable. And yet these bargains will amaze you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

TEN PER GENT of on all Chim-
n,aeect+es These are In Embroidery
and lace. and ange In price from 30o
10 $500 each.
All our fancy Chiffon veilings, whise
en1 black. and colors. We have these
from CSC TO 800 per yard HALF
PRICE. 1,h,f
New Drape Wells In all colors' Cnil-
fon. and plain net; also the Lace
signs From soc TO $8;oO eacn. o,p
Collar and Cuff sets for coats, JACK.
o,e ar dress trimmings, made OF !sle.
Embroidery, Lace and Linen HALF
PRICE. ,, In
Large Lace collars for coats IN IN
white. cream and black. your GnorIs ISrIr
pf any HALL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

s%re stock OF Embroidery,
rs eeses, Wide flounclngs, hand
|sf uons. corset cover embroid-
|',asesa aiscount Of 10 PER CENT
|..l5sn showing of corset cover
I'm ~ lH yards to the piece.
s,i,,.,y a piece ,.,.,.. SIC
|r,,stu' val Laces with Insertions
u =" worth up 10 $3.50 a
Ehfoirs .s..- DOC
=, S,duery Ma. flouncings, 10 to 81
ID worth up to $500 a yard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

A1,over Embroidery, Swiss anu
Nainsook. special. yard ...'.'' o"c
Hand Embroidery Corset coysrs. oS
regular S225, for .,,.,..'.''''. "''""
Our entire stock of applique iaees'
.,,o,1or ,oces. and black laces at dis-
count OF 10 per cent Imitation tot-
cSun' ,oces o with insertions to match
wnrth IN 10 zoe a yard. special oc
Alloyer Net Laces in cream ana M
,,,hite worth up TO $50 yuro,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
9ulsite Neckwear

sluul une Of stock collars, the
VIZ IN Silk. Embroidery and
regular prices from 35c to
me round up sale. your
rs...,. &c
<an Drawn work, and Embroid-
p.Vver collars. In a great vari-
syies, regular prices Soc and
~ round up price ...,.. 13c
~ etock collars I'm SILK and EN-
Shite and black. all this
ayles. nice variety to choose
..r.,.'fs ..a....s. 1Sc
embroidery Turnover collars
prtce '.ss..-, loC
SsMn'hand SILK ties In all the
see, beautiful quality of silk
4 prices SOC to 75c. round up
sl y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

A large line Of Embroidery houhGo
,ngs 10 10 II inchcs wide, shown IN
Cambric and Nainsook. worth up 20
800 a yard. Round up special zoo
Another choice lot Of Emoridery IN
sertions, 2 to inches wide. used ior
trimming linen dresses and su,ts,
worth up 10 800 q yard. special 2Sc
A big LOT Of remnants of embroidery,
In all lengths and widths. prices from
lOc to S4.00 q rGmnont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

Portieres Reduced
SAYS fringe top and bottom
S6.75 Rep. with tap border. $3.50
So. 50 Armuire with tap Dor
der...................S6.5o der so
$40. 20 Armuire with tap bor-
der ........,..... 300
S12.oo Armuire with tap bor-
der .........,..... $500
SI7.oo (Merccrized) Damask
............ $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
Inn mer w ais ts
Thousands of Waists for Every Pos
sibIe Occasion at .Specidl Prices.

feature will attract widespread Afternoon
4tonprehensive assortment The qualities styles
rs will appeal And then you nave the
|2e o special prices de cidedy below regular
h Swiss waist elaboatey trimmed with German val p idfS
.pbrodery Worth 1895. Also fine Null Tlnrned y. oo
- val )ace dantlly embroidered Regular value W.
!e number other dainty waists woro III
White Lawn waist yoke and front trimmed win val 400
*,s7 butoned VIII close out at
khse assortment OF Lawn Swiss Null, and japanese Sk
~ In the nobby uptodate styles also inc Paia
"a hyles long Some OF these waists
nom $3.50 to $500. TO close out at incs' 90
La white Lawn waists yoke and front trimmed Win val
rses buttoned front. Special round up price "''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

The cowboys come in from all
parts OF the adjacent country 10
the round UP. The Oldest fore
man takes charge. Ten men
are sent to the out
side north circle. a like number
to the south side circle, and ten
men to each of the inner circles.
The outside circles cover about
rs miles. The cattle are rounoed
up from canyons and grazins
niains Tho cattle are separated
and the calves branded. The
mothers are turned back to the
range. Four-year-old beef cattle
are gathered together. held few
DAYS and shipped TO market. AS
fast as one circle is completed.
the wagons move down stream
and other circles are thrown out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

The floor beloaV has compelled attention -qatal,
disc. Beiny q basement section, prices h
That aOe undersell is fact recognized by thos
auctions are made from close prices. Our ba
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

Sozodont tooth wash. reeusar
csc each. for for. ..s., Soc
Rubifoam tooth wash. rese,eI
26c zach, for for. ...''.- ooo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

The
rides half circle
ava ken
his blanket a
bed bill OF fare
his
ground cat by they
die for the daY,a work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

awaken wide interest
wash dress goods unter the surprise will
have selected regular stock comprising
"A Linen Figured Lawns Yoies, Fine Glnghams Fig
|Ssss finish Batste, etc While intend 10 be
limit the
4, mods will be displayed a long table.
Of these extraordinary bargains shopping