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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
In Wheat Market Yesterday When
Fresh Crop Of Damage Reports
Sent Prices Soaring Again.

Chicago, May 21.-The price or al
Heading cereals advanced sharply 70
lay because of alarming reports q
alleged serious damage TO the grow
ing crops by drouth. green bugs an,
Icold weather. Wheat opened excited
iand strong with prices ranging W al AZ
to IA cents higher, and continued Il
| nounf until all deliveries exceptlns
| July had sold at the highest price ot
| the season Even May advanced Il
the dollar mark September al one
time sold at Sl,0i; December A.
ls1.0fss, and July at S1.02. Commits
sion houses and shorts were eager
bidders all day while the larger part
o. the selling came from the holders.
The market was Influenced chiefly by
crop news, which was Of more
iftions nature than previously RI.
'eiYed. AdYices regarding the win.
er wheat crop in Nebraska and Kan
as We're especially bullish, and told
4 great damage by drought and cold
weather.. There We're numerous III
ayorable reports from abroad, par
icnlaily Hungary and Southern Rms.
ia where crops have suffered owing
the lack of rain. The market de.
iYed additional strength from a mes
aee from New York claiming that
Europe had purchased 100000
ushels Of American wheat on pass
&c. The close was exceedingly
strong, with July 3%G7s GEMS. Ser.
TENDER As cents higher and Deem
aef 37s cents better.
CORN There was a good trade
With a broad, active market. There
as good commission house demand.
art of which was credited to the
where The markets were
itrong on reports Of replanting. The
trength in wheat and oats, small
locks, light receipts were the other
3ulish factors. Selling was scattered
nd was led by receiving and elevator
oterests, against county purchases, |
he acceptanees bein Qui,e large. July
'losed IL cents higher.
OATS-Trading was large, the mar |
iet excited and higher. The advance |
n wheat and the unfavorabe reports |
egarding crops in the west and the |
PRACTICAL failure in the southwest aud |
he heavy general buying by commits.
ion huoses caused a stxong market
uly closed a cent higher.
4
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IRISH NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Dublin. May 21-The Irish nation
al convention called TO consider and
take action on the Birrell measure To-
Irish home rule opened in Dublin TO
lay under the presid Hcy Of John
Redmond. The importance Of the
meeting is evidenced by the large a.,
tendance More than thr q thousand
delegates are present, among them
nearly all tine Irish members Of par
lament and several former members
Ths United Irish League Of America
is represented by T. B. Fitzpatrick.
John O'Callaehan and Or. j. J. Tim
minis, all Of them officers OF the lea
cue. The open.lg proceedings were
thoroughly harmonious. The session
viii continue several DAYS. l. IS prob
NAUTICAL whether or not the conven-
ton sill aecepi the Birrell bill II
the measure Is deemed worthy of ar
ceptsBce. subject 20 amendment ay
tbs Irish party. the scope Of the need
Cd amendments viii be outlined By the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Stocks y B0ndsA Cereals
STOCKS ARE WEAK NEW RECORDS hi
Yesterday as Result Of Extensive Sell
ing, Attributed to an Aggressive
Bear Movement.

1 New York, May 21-The acut
weakness which developed in Til,
stock market today came as sur
prise 10 the financial community, not
understanding the symptoms Of yield
ing yesterday. The source Of cxten
lsive selling Of stocks was mysteriou.
but the surmise was inclined to inter
lpretat on that an aggrz ssiye bear
party had been organized to attack
ne market The action of the market
flor some time past has reflected en-
tire lack Of any absorptiye demand for
securities But occasional t;ntative
Operations on the short side has been
sol title Successful in disIodging large
| liquidation that period OF dullness
land neglect FOR stocks was aniicipatef
lrather than any active selling orS1uy
| Ing The more aggrs ssiye. plan on TIKI
| bear side have gained impetus fron
I the violent movements in the wheat
market Leaders of bull speculation
In wheat undoubtedly play a large
part In the bear movement in stocks
The lack Of support for some of the
stocks which are usually most care
iufly guarded against declines by in
side interests is due TO the fact Of
large commitments by those interests
in new securities of companies. Somt
speculative buying of Union Pacific
lately was based on the assumption
that the stock would be supported t
facilitate the sale Of convertible
bonds, Instead of that bonds have de
clined to quotations below the price
offered to stock holders and disap
pointed spectators in the stock have
failed to find opportunity 10 realize |
profit Such scanty developments to l
day as offered any explanation Of The
weakness Of th9 market had 10 d.
mostly with the rumors Of still further |
5ond and note issues to be expected |
some of these were denied, but with |
1ut relieving the preston Of tn.
stock concerned. Heavy liquidationl
n y. s. Steel was accompanied BY
such a rumor, which was repeated,
ienled. without relieving the stool
rom its depression The fall in Il. s
# 81 had a pronounced sympatheti, 4
fleet on the whole list. America, |
smelling Union Pacific and BroolSlyl |
Transit were other influential cen
ers Of depression, as was Amalga
mated Copper.
The money market was unrufflef
nd nc action was takn towards thu
xport Of gold. Short covering caus
4 some wide rallies. but the marke
losed unsettled and feverisl.
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SEED MEN AT JAMESTOWN.

jamestown, Va. Nav 21-Whai
promises to be the most important
annual meeting ever held by the In
teTsiate Cotton Seed Crnshers' asso
eistion opened here today for a three
Gays session. Every sec ion Of the
sonih is well represented at the con.
Eenfion- The association win be ad
dressed by DR.. c. " Wiley. chief OF
the chemistry bureau Of the United
States agricultural department; Hon,
John n. Carson, chief Of the bureau
OF manufactures of the department
Of commerce and labor. and a number
o. osher men Of note.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

William ri- llt- lie was a Nv
i1g eTaf-Hle g. s.a 4 man can do
with iinlu sen His words are
siill a basic caii believe me when
l toll yoa tia fhriit OF time win re-
re- ga IL ai,eT ne with usury OF
Of herc1I ye1T most sanguine
{ ANS. and TIA; tire waste Of it viii
ire you d1inlie. zi.kein in silectual
ana IN Ms, ='a.Ere. oeyold your
dlrkcst reCk0ninEs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

For Letting OF Contract For Street
Filling.

For Letting OF Contract For Stree
i Filling.
/ Public notice Is hereby given by thu
Board OF Local Improvements Of ths
| City Of Cairo, Illinois, that until Ter
(lo) o'clock d. IN. Friday, May "a
1907, at the city council chamber, No
lIll1 Commercial avenue, Cairo, III
nois sealed bids will be received foI
| the MI ne with earth OF Eighteenth
| 'treet, Nineteenth street and Tween
| iNh street from Walnut street to &c.
lar street. and Cross street from a
point one hundred ana tnirty-hve
! 1850 feet west Of Walnut street 20
Cedar street, and Cedar street, from
he norh line Of s ycnt zenith street
( TO the north line Of Center street, III
i The City Of Cairo from lot line 10
lot line and to the grade HOW estab
lished for the said streets. under or
finance No. liz, approved December
l5 1906 Copies Of the said ord,
nance for the Improvement will be
eollpd at the office ofshe City Engi
neer. No. iii Commercial avenue,
Cairo. Bids may be put in for the
filling on each street separately or
for the whole Of the improvement On
said streets; ana the same shall be
SO tented as 10 show the bid per
yard for the filling.
trn ntf a. -
be paid in bonds of the city bearing
1--WE CD per cent. interest per annum
which said bonds are TO be paid out
II the assessments made under the
said ordinance and which are dividea
INTO ten ti0) annual installments
ZACH proposal or bid must be ac-
comnanied by cash or by by a check
payable to the order Of George Par
sons rs President of the Board Of
Local improvements Of the city d
Cairo, certified by a responsible
Tor an amount which shall not be less
han ten G0) psT cent of the az
gregate or whole amount Of the bid or
proposal. and no bid can be consid |
red unless accompanied by such |
heck or cash. The bids shall be de.
ivered to the said Board of Local
improvements, which will. in open
,@ssion, at he time and place above
ipeoified, examine and publicly de.
'lare the same. Contractors will be
equred to enter into contract
With the city for the construction of
he Improvement and into a bond pay
bile TO the city in the sum of fifty
800 per centum of the amount bid
With security to be approved By the
ioard, conditioned for the faithful
efformance of the contract and forl
olding he said city harmless, &C
flank forms for bids Will be furnish.
d on application TO the City Engi
esr. The Board reserves The right
0 reject any and all bids
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, this 10th
ay of May, A. D. 1907.
GEORGE PARSONS,
resident OF the Board Of Local I'M
provements OF the civ cf Cairo, iii
nois
ttest: ERNEST WORKMAN.
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

6.s.rer Cot away.

On recent Sunday night a murder
s- committed ga a town not far from
't ,cz Tic chief Of police. after an
-riTs examination. left the search
Cor the murderer to an assistant. on
he ground that he needed q long
nights sleep n order TO be around
early for the town meeting the next
day The murderer has not been
fouad-Boston Herald.
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EYen d ---- WIN Turn.

Tho secretary Of the American cm-
bassy in London WAS plotting some of
Uncle Sans children through one OF
oar museums the other day when he
observed an attendant wearing q
sort OF military uniform surmounted
by q hat from which chin strap
hung Meantime an inauisitive tour
list was firing volleys of questions at
the mans defenceless head. His final
question was Say what il that strap
under your chin for?''
The attendant sighed. The strap
is to rest my Jaw when get tired
answering questions said he Tat
Ter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 21.-CATTTLE.-Tho
un was light and prices practically
unchanged from yesterday Nothing
If choice quality was on the market.
he bulk Of offerings being inferior
grades of COW stuffs
HOGS-The demand from packers
n the early trading which. coupled
With fair country inquiry by shippers
alter on caused an advance of ) cents
over yesterday. All grades shared II
he higher prices. but the light
weights were in special request
SHEEP-The demand was suIi
lent to take all offerings at steady
prices. which show but little change
from Mondays quotations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Went Lona Mith,u, Eood.

How long can an animal lie with
ont eatins2 Last year a dog was i'm
prisOned for q days in a rabbit war
ren al GHildfrrd. England. yet was
dug cut alive During tie siege Of
setz. ia the Franco Prussian war. a
dog was confined without food or
wafer for 80 days: while Dover rec
ords have the story Of a pig which,
buried alive b. a fsll Of cliG. came
out al right at TIE ena Of ls0 days.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
NOTICE.
For Letting Of Contract for construc
ton of Sewers and Street Filling.


Public notice is hereby given by
the Board OF Local improvements OF
he city of Cairo, Illinois, that until
en- 10) O'Clock a. m. May gath. 1897
At the city council chamber, No iii
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois
sealed bids will be received for the
construction of vitrified tile pipe
sewers. house connections, inlets and
brick manholes in the following de.
,cribed streets and for filling the
anne with earth from lot line TO lot
inc and to the grade OF said streets
az established by ordinance, namely.
Douglas street. Fourteenth street.
fifteenth street, Cedar street. Locust
street, Pine street and Jefferson ave
nue., in the city Of Cairo, Illinois. nm
Ter ordinance No. f09 approved De.
sember IS. 1906 Copies of the said
ordinance for the said improvement
viii be found at the office of the city
'ngineer, No. iii Commercial ave.
lue, Cairo, Illinois. Bids may be put
IN for tho sewer construction work
md for the filling separately or for
he whole of The Improvement on said
itreets or any one or more Of them;
md the same shall be so itemized as
ID show the bid per yard Of the filling
md the bid per foot for the sewer
construction work.
The contractor or contractors are
TO be paid in bonds of the city, bear
ing FIVE co per cent interest per an
1um, which said bonds are TO be paid
cut of the assessments made under
isld ordinance and which are 10 be
livided into ten (l0) annual install
nenis. Each proposal or bid must
be accompanied by cash or by a check
payable 10 the order Of George Par
ons. az president Of the Board Of
Local Improvements Of The city OF
afro. certified by a responsible hank.
for an amount which shall not be less
han ten G0b per cent of the aggre-
Eate or whole amount Of the bid or
and no bid can be considered
Unless accompanied bs such cheek or
ash. The bid shall be delivered toI
he said Board of Local Improve
eents which will. In open sessron
u the time and place above apeciiied
examine and pablicly declare the
anne. Contractors viii be required
o enter into a contract with the city
or the construction Of the improve
neni and into n bond payable tn the /
'iiy in the sum Of fifty l50l per cent
4 the amount of the bid with security /
h he approved by the board. ron
liiioned for The faithful performance I
4 saii contract and for holding thet
aid city harmless and for the guar
Of The sewer construction
s0rk for tie period II two o. years
rom the time Of the acceptance 81 /
he work by the said Board Of Local
IMPROVE mems. Blank forms f0T bids
Fiil be furnished on application 10
r. city sHgineer The Board reserves
he right 70 reject any and al bids
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Nav YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Money Market.

New York. May 21.--Money on cal
steady 2N2iz CLOSING bid per cent;
exchange slightly firmer; sixty days
ia al per cent: ninety days 4: sis
months "a per cent. Prime paper
81 per cent exchange slightly cas-
Ter demand s4ses0ae5; sixty days
4S3 95M4Sf Bar silver 66is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
he Law.

Thou shalt worship the Almighty
Dollar with all thy heart. with all
thy soul and with an thy might This
Is The first and great commandment:
and the second is ike unto il: Thou
shalt love thy neighbor less than bis
money. On these two command
ments hang all tie law and its
profitz.-Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

Results is what the advertiser wants
md that Is what he gets when be
piaces his advertising in the Bul-
etin
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
A sermon In Brief.

DO YOU think I'll stand any
chance for promotion here, sir?"
Young man, do You drink?'i
No, sir
Then you'll stand an excellent
chance for promotion. This oifiee ii
fun OF periodical boozers" louis
Vile Courier-Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
souTHEHN DIVISION

thE QNLI DihhOT LIN q ~ MEMFhA
NAeHVIILh, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LAHTA, JACKSON WILLIE, BA-
u. vANNAH, vIoKsBuRe
and JACKSONVILLE.
PISA q. m. s'The Dixie Flyer" Msnphh
Nashville and Jacksonville,
3,15 .. m. Memphis and Few orisssy Lirsit
ed via Memphis, arriving IN Memphis al as
.. m. and New Orlesns s;1b p. m.
600 n. M, Psducsh and Iouisvills.
1;f1 p. m, daily, Memphis and New OrisaB 4.
Fast Mall arriving in Memphis ~ fiB ,. s.sss
New Orleans ct $50 - m.
1i11 p. n, daily, Ns.nviIs, ohssassorzs.s
Atlsnta. NJ
d;3O p m. Fulton Accommodation.
$50 p.m. Hsnpsfs aud rev Ofissss epssis
arrive In Memphis ~ tlibo y. u, Hsv orisss
10 80 .. N.
$40 p. n. Psdussh and LouisviIls.
- For throuGn ticksts, sleeping ear $500.
uodstions and further infornsfiou apply ~
Illixois Central Passenger Station, Cairo, m.
= n. SohHes Ticket A.
q. .. HArCH, .. "a -
AIHAmtDn. Passenger vase ss..ssr.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to May I, 1907.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTs
Shortest and Quickest Route "
ST Louis & Chicago


1s32 o. N. Daily Chicago vestibuIe LimiteG
arriving IN Chicago at Ii:So 8. M connectfn,
with afternoon trains for ali points east ana
north.
2.23 n. M. Daily 81. Louis Night Linfte,
arriving in st. Louis NJ 7:0s .. m, oonnsctinl
At Union station for all points wsst uleepIA'
cars open at 20 .. m.
500 a. M, Chicago Daylight Kxprosa
except Sunday, makes ali stops between uafis
q Chicago, arriving IN Chicago At $3.50 p. N
800 q. M. 1t. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving In IT. Louis ~ IT,
il;l6 .. m. ~. Louis Fact Mali arriv
lag In 81. Louis ~ AIS .. m.
lIifb n. M. Chicago Mfd-dsy Special
arriving in Chicago, a.sU p. IN.
2;3bp. m. Daily Sc. Louts Limited, ~
living In st. Louis at s.30p.
2:36 p. m. Afternoon Express for Odin
1trnrhsm. Nation. Toiona, Champaign, Oh
-nEo.
6;IOp. m. rhebss stics,
7sI6 p. "a. Chicago aud Eastern In,
yrcss arriving In Chicago 1t 80 .. m Indian.
spoiist 80 Cincinnati, 1850 .. M. BunAlo,s;s
.. IA. New Yosk 1850 .. 70. Sleeping sara
ChiosEoa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

Evils Cured b. Delay
Seneca: What reason could not
sroid has often been cured by delay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

Dated At Cairo. Illinois, this 10th
day Of May, An. ID, 1907.
GEORGE PARSONS,
President Of the board OF Local I'm.
proycments OF the City Of Cairo.
Illinois.
Attest: ERNEST WORKMAN,
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Would aExchanoee Scandal.

The following advertisement ap-
pears In fashionable English news
PAPER: Lonely lady wishes to ex-
change scandal with another. replies
required only from those in the best
'socistv4' etc"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Receipts and shlpments.

Chicago. May 21-The following
ar load lots represent the days re.
eipts and shipments
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

soufhbouna
No. I Express. daily. " 80 g pm
No. 3 Havana Lid. daily. IF 2.zs IN
No. s Express. daily. ls...l1zs pm
Rorthhound
10. 2 Express. iany. ls.....2l0 . m
10. Limited. daily. lv..-.-.2Ie an.
No. 9 nxprezs s.fly. - -KsE An
Corrected 10 Nay 1. 1907.
:. Y. TsyLos. Jno ~ srslf.
c-n<-al 1-s-zrs-. cl-1l11 s.t4rs-rr -
EoEzEE a. = L1-E- H1
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pfMesra.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

Paseenuers For New York and caste
oSSOhyoiS cities shcuid bear in hf
that the Illinois Central IL ths quiekestf out
BY many hours, leaving Cairo 1T l!ib p. m. n
arriving Ia New York at 1880 the second day
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY a SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Capital ....... $500. .Sso,oo0
Surplus and Undivided Profits, so,O0q
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

plrsetors.
q A. Binder. J. n. osIlixsa
Thos. Boyd. G. o. Patier
VIM. Kluss. c. v. Neft
chss. Feuchter. Jr. NJ \. Thistlewood
ID. o. Lansdsn, George Parsons
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

Capital .................... 100000
Surplus and undlyldsd aprefItas 5000
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07

are built in any of the southern factories A.
turn out the finest product, for the they h
surprise you indeed if you knew the scramble t
c. p. Ford and Helmer Bettman shoes, on the T
Crosby firm would discontinue.
We are also adding the Red Cross Line, "
Is it surprising that Crosby sells all the shoes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07

the Big Buffalo to the Guggen-
heimers as the coming summer will
be one of great prosperity in the
Hump from which we shall all
benefit.
l. G. Hattabaugh returned the
last of the week from Spokane
where he went to purchase machi-
merry and implements. He made
heavy purchases, as is his custom
of former years, thus being enabled
to give ranchers the lowest prices
possible.
G. f. Brinkman, treasurer OF the
Co'reone Mining Co., a company
composed of Philadelphia men
operating a copper property near
Pittsburg Landing, was in the city
last week to meet his wife who
came out from the east for the
winter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07

ming regular trains the output for
export will exceed two carloads per
dav.
Work on the railroad grade near
town continues right along, and
the sound of the blasts awake the
echoes every evening. A force is
also engaged in grading the depot
grounds in the north end of the
city.
Geo. A. Schiller and family left
this week for Spokane, where they
will spend the winter. Mr.. Schiller
sold his farm recently and will
look around and take life easy for
a while before re-engaging in bust
ness.
wv. B. Hussman of Keuterville
was in town yesterday looking
after business matters. Mr.. Huss-
man, who conducts saw mill over
on Craig's Mountain, sold all the
clear lumber to be used in the
construction of the Hotel Imperial.
Grant Litchfield was visitor
from Elk City this week. He has
resigned his position as deputy
supervisor of the Bitter Root forest
reserve, and in company with
Aldyce Davis expects to acquire
the Elk City livery stable.
William Mulhall, who farms one
of the largest ranches in this vic
Unity, was over from Denver Satur-
day looking after business matters.
He has six to seven hundred acres
of winter wheat out which he re-
ports as looking fine.
j. l.. Wisdom, of the Hump, was
in town Saturday on business. He
is feeling jubilant over the sale of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07

narrow escape, Allison meeting
them and taking them for the OIL
Ger and posee ordering them to
throw up their hands or he would
make daylight shinel through.
Gardner who was with him at the
time, knocked his arm down and
says, "hold on! That's not the
officer"
Part Indian.
Allison is q quarter. blood
Cherokee Indian and has received
money from time to time from the
government from the sale of lands
of the Cherokee lands, 70 it il
claimed. He has been around
these parts for some yeare and
has been in trouble before, always
getting out Of it, however. But
it looks as though his last escapade
will be HE undoing. During the
summer no has been packing with
the McDaniel's pack train.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Tom and Mrs. Surridge and
daughter, Georgia, of Harpster,
visited the county seat Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Scales
arrived home today from an ex-
tended visit to Portland and other
sound cities.
w. f., Belfrod of the United
Placers Mines came up from the
lower country the first of the week
on his way to Portland.
Frank NanDeventer gave us a
specimen of copper from the Logan
district that is pretty near the
pure-quill; it assays over 60 per
cent copper.
William Campbell, who is man
aging copper property down on
the Snake river on the Oregon side,
is in the city this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinheiser left
for Spokane Tuesday where they
expect to buy their stock of Christ
mas and other goods.
p. Riebold, for many years a
reader of the Free Press, made this
office substantial call Saturday
He reports his forty acres of winter
wheat as looking fine.
The flour mills are receiving I'M
limited quantities of wheat these
days ana when the railroad is run
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
Business Locals,

1000 yards of ribbons for half
price at Pfeufer's. 16tf
Wanted--Eight to ten cords of
wood. Enquire at this Office. tt
Wanted-To rent furnished
house. Enquire at this Office. 16ti
Furnished rooms at the Hotel
Revere, 25 and 30 cents. 14tf
Wanted-A quantity of clean.
cotton rags at this Office at once.
Closing ont all dry goods and
notions. Call and get dress pat
tern for half price. Pfeufer. l6tf
See Hancock for undertaking
and funeral directing. Office at
photo gallery. 6tf
Some Of the best bargains on
Camas Prairie are found in the
list OF lands owned by Craig L.
Spencer. Enquire Of the leading
real estate firms. 5Otf
For Sale-A few pure bred rose.
comb brown legborn cockerls. price
sl.OO each. j. I. Overman. 2l.23
H. P. Carlson, veterinary sur
geon OF Nez Perce, will be at
Lanninghsm's barn, Nov. II, Is
and IA; all diseases of live stock
treated. Eximation free. Oct. 81.
Nov. *
One hundred per cent on under.
taking goods has played out in
Grangeville. What you have been
paying forty and fifty dollars for
| will furnish for $500, q nice
cloth casket. Children's caskets
from $500 up. Free hearse.
Zotf w. E. Graham.