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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-12-06
BUSY H0uRAT COUNCIL ROOMS
Meat Poddlers and Butchers
Must Pay Llcense--Work on
Main st. Begun.

The regular monthly meeting
Of the council was called to or
der and presided over by Mayor
Edw. Dunn. Roll call showed
the following members present;
Edw. Dunn, Mayor; Councilmen,
T. G. Johnson, E. W. Moore, r.
E. Myers, P. H. Stephenson. ].
+. Wood; Recorder G. H. Horner.
Marshal T. d. Sweeten. Absent,
Councilman ]. A. Scott.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved. The
Oregon Hotel Bar present.
ed a petition and bond for a IL
quor license for the period Of six
months, beginning Nov. 10. 1907,
by resolution the bond was ap-
proved and the license granted.
Wayne Conser presented a petit
ton and bond for a liquor license
for the period Of six months be-
ginning Nov. 3, 1907. BY reso-
luton the bond was approved
and license granted. Searcy g.
Lille also presented a petition
and bond for a liquor license for
the period of six months begin
ming Dec. IL, 1907. Bond ap-
proved and license granted.
Ordinance No. 40, entitled
"An ordinance licensing butcher
shops or persons selling or dispos-
ing Of fresh or uncured meats in
Condor, ETC., shall pay an an
nual license Of 500, ETC., was
favorably received, voted on and
passed unanimously. Same was
introduced at the requestof Farr
Bros.
The street committee reported
progress on the improvement OF
Main street and the work will be
carried forward as fast as pos
sible and as long as the funds set
aside for the purpose last. Ar
rangements were made whereby
M. Foley is to proceed with the
construction of an aseptic tank
at the lower end of Main street
sewer.
The following bills were order,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-12-06
COMBS MAKE
PccePtable PreSe1ts

You can't please your wife more
than by giving her a nice Dress
ing Comb. 1t is the companion
of her crowning glory.
We have some French Hand
Made Combs with rounded teeth
to prevent cutting of the hair
good strong ones that will stand
lots of use. Very handsome.
25O $50 400 500 600 zoo 75o$i.OO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

In Der ct. 4Cuis StOut Vf Stne
s,gts hot nd aud sine Shdlepir ms
&paconuOs gOuntp iinmmenb, Der
uoraetbau, uno DnrOe Oleielbe Eeste
@Che bel ben Observation-Disclosures
nit elmer ~iilbernen Gle>nile beOaht.
be 10 @eebrte itBrl. gbrlittnu aiebl,
5Ofter Oes nerltOrbenen auauit
aieDl su 9rnte, uno ueripriht bielel
be auI Dem @sblete oer pIafhihen
Euut iib cine berporrneenoe Stea.
une ~ errinaen. 6rl. aiebl eina
Dor mebreren 5abren nod ct. 2Ouis
trat bn i'm 9ienft ais ainoerirau'
lein; uRb nmliirte Die ibr nnpertrau'
ten &leiuen bamit bas lie aus peids
alser SeFe naerbnnO 6ieureu iDrmte
unb srpar pOn iolher Shbnbeit bnB
ibr 8ienhberr bnrnuf Nufmertinm
muroe uno DnS in ibr wObnenoe ga.
lent ertnunte. 9ur6 ieine germitt'
lung uurbe ie als saAterin I'M
8unfmuieum nafsenOmmeu. unO err.
5alt jest lnterri4t i'm 3eidnen i'm
VRnlen unO Der 9ilOhuuertanA uno
bilOet fia uls aanFslerin aus. 5rl.
atsbl lebt unO sllbt far bic SanH,
unO SnarOru abe 5Uantp lam iebt
iaOn itOls Oarauf ieiu Der SeburtsOrt
oieisr Dame gu iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

trre aui her ptirretie auh iona
beaufFer.. 8rl EOrn a~nuaenbera
tam aud NIT un9 ana mil 6rl Sttls
Ia nab Ct. aOuts.
Charlotte. Dit elmer 8Oru.
ernie bierum iiebt e. mht lepr er'
mutbisenO aua; beiOuoers iir Die
ienleen weIde nOt nlht sspflanst
bnben
eine erObe Ansabl ianeer eeute
tameu am Lessen SOnntna Aocno ,el
Bm Butte Sulammen uuo uerbind.
ten bic 8eit in observation-disclosures In
terbnItune unb nit Sinaen.
--5rnu WPinnie 8immermnn tam
Samitaa ppm ct. aOuis nm Ibrs g.
tern, tie @aeleuts Ism. &itte 81 be
iuhen.
Bel Nupuit Meper cabs Oieier
Gage eincn tleluen 5uupen uno mar
natirlit Die 6reuoe iebr arOB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

Serr Gbas. Rimmel welher 5pei
gOhen bel Ieinen S61nsn oenrp
uno Bris in g~OffepujGe annias gum
Seiud mar, 1T mieber babeim. &c
ueib piel Invertebrates iber bic Gus'
beutune Der @ns uuO OeIqueaen
uno @rriatuus BON SO@6feu ouieIbit
su er5dblen, unO bat aud amei 6dRer
RinernlmnRer mitaebradt meltss
auBeroroeutli6e Sstttraite beiisen
iOa. @~Ohepptue 1T uui ieOen SAL
cine beoeutenbe 8utunit in Gusf4t
peheat, INNER purnusesiebt ouB bic
gafqueaen niht u%eriapeE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
,SAuH 6luf uuS" Commencement
fsier.

Sn unierer bifentlihen SHnIe ba'
ben nieie 8Ofe bic abIideu Brhi-
pneen UNI bic aenntuiie Der Shnler
bebufs Beibrberuae in b6berer slaRe
81 ermitteln, itattseiunoen, ano iOa
ute uir pernebnen Oas Reiultdt cir
rett SuTrieOenite aenbes iein. Sie
S9luBfeter uber Commencement CT
erciies uie es I'M Shultreiien ee'
ubbulih senannt wiro, aus pelher
bic Abiturienten Der 9O6ihule in
cine neue sebensipabre eiutreten,
miro beute Ilbeno i'm GOncertbaae
itattfn0en, unb bel Oieier @elegeu'
belt Elm eeOiesenes literariihes BrC.
grant our gusfabruno tommen. Die
ab~iturienten iino:
Sullns 8rint, @Iu Streblg, @tft
8aumeaertner. MauO aruettIp, 9bit.
s. 9het.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

am DereGneenen 2 nmltng mOraen
ltarb mad ldnaerer 9rnntbelt BET
nnbeSu SO Snbre oft Srsis ghrifion
Rrnsttlp, un0 iheiOet nit inn elm
SOnoerlina aus BEN 9e5en. CT
I'm IN 1916 nit leinem Bruoer uuo
Shweiier aus Der ShweiS bIerber
uno nae liesen iif wOhnlih bier mics
Der; bic StmeIter purOe bic Satin
Des jest nod Ieben0en nber iebr be-
taeten Serrn gbriftinn OelihIneeer.
Gls inls59 oas iOaennunte@ OIOfeber
soie iuneen Wdnner Der Gnieolelna
pudte. ihlOs nuh CT iiH ben llebers
lnnoreiienoen nadb @alifOrnin an uno
3 Sabre perbrnhte er Oaielbit aui Der
Suhe na9 @Olo 10er l0bnenben @r
perb. @r tebrte in 1856 nah per'
mann SurIin dr0 mI0mete liH 0er
5armerei orei Yfeilen uon 6lttih BON
B [ Stnot, unO blieb Suupeeieae bis
gu ieines Qsbeusenbe. Sn ieiner
aebensmelie iebr beiheioen unb id
ietbit s%enleenb, entiernte er iit iel'
ter bon ieinem NHpeien, unO bod
tumen oft 9eute aus GROCER Gntter,
nuns gu inn oa er, uie es i'm Bolts
munoe beiB, iit nit Der @ebeimnila
ienihnit abaebe, uno ben &ui zines
SeGiehers eenoB. @unoerbare Din
ee peroen uon ieiner gSnbriaaetunlt
erS6blt, bod er ielbit bebauptete itets
6as ieine 8enntniiie nuf natirliher
@runolnae beruhten un0 einem ie6en
aberdeen 3u1dnelid ieien Der ourh
9ebensmeiie unb @eoanienrihtune
iidI in oteier Rihtune ausbitoen ben
~erniten BiIen babe. Der 8eritOr.
bene iOa I'M aniebnlides germ6aeu
binterlnRen baden mel+es i'm Safe
teine auosrsn Characterization 8er'
iasunpen eetrOfeu hu6 ieinen in
Cooper County %pubnenOen SruOer
snlueiter araettlp unb ben ainoerr
%ieiner uerforbenen S4weiter 6ruu
Sbrifian 0eliataoer 3uialen wirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

auftidiffe, ertlarte Der irun5biiide
Geronaut @rai be la Suulr, fperben
in fuenisen Snbren 10 lentbar iein,
tpie bic gdiffe auf benz gsaiier.
Gann ruirb iebe &esieruus lire Suit
i9iffer-& esimenter baden unb, tuie
beute bic seualtisen Srieesidiffe, 10
ruerben bic 9uitbaapns bic 6rie6ens.
filter iein, neil lie ben 8riee, Der
nit linen als @aife idredlih per.
ben piirbe, uerbuten. glliO; lin,
iere 3utunft liest in Der auit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

0u9eretite Utepe uno Aoupel'
Gm letten Greitaa nls Der Ditlth
unn bier pObnenoe 5nrmer Sarl
SUFmann nuf benz 8eae CUR Staot
Del Jrant's Bluff unlauete, seruabrte
er In berielben Rihtlng Der @ilen'
babn entlana aebeuo, einen Nauit
oeHeu @eIi1t nit Slut tlberlnaIen
mar. Serue nnbm er Den 9tltebe'
o%aritiaten auf iein 5ubruert unb
6rahte ibn su Or BeG Der ben
Sremben unteriudte unb feltlteute
oas mar es tier nit elmer SfnB-
muuoe lber benz linten Gnae gu tban
babe. 3ie SDnoe nuh Der &ueel
blleb erIOlelOs. uno Der 3uhauo oes
Serwunoeten NOR Dem anlheiu nah
elm iebr p%retnrer. @r aab ietnen 9ta'
men als @sorae 8ilIon an, perruet'
aerte iebe austuuit aber iit lelbit
Doer ruie ct 81 ieiner Bunoe setom'
men, oeutete nur an Dab ct i'm
Shlafe upn ieinem Bartner eeihOI'
len uur6e. Der 8ermun0ete puroe
in Ruue's SOipital sebraAt, rpO er
bis SOuntne moreen biieb unO barn
mad eiuem Ct. 4Ouiier 6Oipital
aberflbrt muroe Oa man oa before
gurri6tuueea fir 6as Gufinoen Der
augeI in &Opfe bat.
0llfsiberiff Sermann inc u Y.
WRumbrauer unbmeu Die Sadie NIT
pepObnter Gneraie in 0ano, unO unb'
men BEN 8artner Oes Terpunoeten
nod, Oeulelben gbeuo unueit BON
Neu pauen in 5af.. Der Merchant,
Elm Suri4e bon etua 20 Sabren,
aab ietnen Iamen ats GOwarO 6ree'
mann an, lnb betbeuerte oaB tetn
RorOnui6las auf ieinen Rumpau
uurlteae, Iunberu bnB Der ShuB gan5
,utdqia beim 8usen oes &euOluers
losaesanaen uno ietnen ialnfenoen
9ameraoen inS @eiibt eeornngen lei.
@r in Ieiner Nueit babe eealnubt lee
terer lei tubt unb iid oesbalb I'M
Buloe ueriteft, bod Eel CT cine 8ei'
le nohber mieoer nah Der 2aeerltats
te (bei @lalers, 3 Neilen 6itlit BON
oermanu) surld, uno babe eefunoeu
oab Der uernun6ete 8amerao fort,
unO bic sadie niht 10 iHtimm lei,
unO er nun aui etaene 6auIt reiien
noble. Greemann uuroe gelpr6hig
uub befannte bnB lein Batter in Sal
omon, &anins pObne, onB er Dor 8
8oden nit gBiliOQ In Denuer GOlo'
raoo betannt eewOroen, nnO oas iit
suiammen OaIelbf am Z SUM ia Ell
ner apotbete einen Munn UNI cine
rbr unO suei llbrtetten uiIu beraub.
ten petHe 5reemauu bel iih battle.
Bon ba bsanbsn ite iit nud BuebIO
no lie am 9. SUM- eiaen Weanu be.
raubien unb ais Geute einen 9ias
mant i'm @sbrte ppn $500, l $50
@plORa6, / s. GOtbfnt, etrpas ga.
pier. unb StlberesIb nebt eOlbener
llbr betnmen. NtB btinbe RnIn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

9 ascUnaoe. Der tletneStr
all Baibel, ons 6sidbriae sbbnhen
Der @helente @eure Baibel III nun
uah elmer tausmierieen Srantheit
oUd1 p%eltOrben, unO berribt I'M 6a'
m~ielieutrsiie grObe Erauer. Die be.
trOffene 6nmilie bat nod Elm tranfes
Sinh. Der aleine mar in aausen
Ort beltebt uno wtrb lein ablebeu
aqsemeiu beoauert.
M0rri on. Guf benz
glearv 8rteobOfe uurOe am leeten
SamRaa Ourd Eai;Ur permaun be-
eraben. Wirett, Oas uabeSu 6 Sabre
aite Sbbnden Der Gbeleute George
8eibel su @%asconabe mObnhaft.
Der 500 Oieies ltsben ainoes 1T fur
ole @ltern Elm i9werer 5hlns, uno
sablreide 5reunoe tranern nit
lbnen.
8ag. liner Beeaufieber 5err
9Oeih bat am 9ienitaa cine ausabl
Rinbuieb nod Grate eebradt uub Ga
ben gambler aouis S4uenrns per.
fault.
5rnu Or. 8lante uno ibr orei 8ins
Der uOn ct. 9Onis iiub bier bel ause.
b0rieen 5u beind.
SRI ai5ste gsitte il nui Der
arnntenlite.
-Bm. 8. aauRenbsre, Der Raul
mann, 1T ebsnjaIs trant.
Souls Eihaeppter BON ct. Souls;
lam bier Ourf uni feline in Mnnbn
wObneuOen Gttern gu beiuden.
SRI. Stella aoaistO bsaIsitste
am Iesten 1%OnnerRae ibre sawsHer
grau 8immerle mad psrmnnH, FED,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

eiere auf Der Giienbnbn mdren lie
5reitne WOreen bier anaelnugt, uno
mad eineenOmmen 5ribitid I'M
8bite SOuIe SOtel ieien iie sR 6nB
Ditlit Der @tienbnbn eutlnna, biz
CUR STEELE no lie ibr 9aaer mahten,
pOielbit 8iliOu einihlief uuo Jree'
mann leinen &euOtuer pubte uno
lestecer iih sufdIie entlaosn haben
ioQ. Ole 8eb6r6en in Colorado
uuroen BON oieiem @eitdnoniB oeS
iunaen Sreemann in 8enntnIB geIebi
uno Mittuo 3 fam BON 8uebIo Nad'
ciht bic Rauber ieitSubalten, uno
meroen beute ober mOreen wobl Ses
ante bier eintreifen nm bic aerle ab-
5ubolen.
@iliuu, mether oeutif uno pats
oeutia ipriht uub SO Sabre alt in,
min uOu Der eanaen @eihiAt nihts
mifen. Obsleif bns $40 @olo Md bel
Inn seiunoen murbe. 5reemunn be.
bnuptet 8ilioh babe am Moraen III
rer Nntunft in 9ermann ben 9ia'
mant nod eebabt, ubeleid er jest
an teinen BON 8eiben gu fiuOen 1T,
&iliOu ioa in ct Souls ani4eineno
auf Der 8e1erune iein tros Der Su'
ael i'm 8opfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

Sic ;bnnen bns Utter elmer 5rau
uift beIimmen, neun he Souiters
&odp Mpuntain 9hee nlmmt. Sbr
Setnt 1T fein. Sic 1T runo, uoa uno
ih6n; fe 1T tbatidhliA wlecer jung.
50 Gents, Sbee ODER 5abIetten.
81 hnben bel 8alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
s.rmann, NO.. sr,Itas Sen q 2uHi.
9fisieaer wssweii er.
8<alitte.
GeridbtS 'Germine.

Roauth.gourt. ytedaabis, 9eTMtHt btsin-
ntn ON 4. Wlpniae Der wtonais btnrnat Vtal,
auantt uHb QoDtmbtr eltuerouselH@ o
bbr6t om /. Wloutaa I'M 0prtl,
RtTtHtf.Gpurt. Rt9emdBiet 9trMiHt bt-
oInntn am 2. WtOnias btT wsoHais 9annar, Dtor
lnb Gspttmbtr.
oinntn ON 4. Montng Der WoHois btornoi
mai, auenlt nnb ysortHIbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

Slbunnirt aaf Oas sSermanner
Iuttsblatt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
MISS SHONTS
 TO WED DUKE

New York, Nov. 6.-Accordiug to the friends of the family, it is now definitely decided that Miss Theodora Shonts, younger daughter of Theodore P. Shonts, railroad magnate and for mer chairman of the Panama canal commission, is to wed Emanuel Theo- dore Bernard Marie d'Albert de T.ynes dAilly, ninth Due de Chau1nes ct de Picquigny, a French nOb!eman. X dozen times previously a similar an- nouncement has been made. and as many times it has been denied, with considerable heat and much torrid language, by Papa Shonts Now it is understood that he has finally Giv- en his reluctant consent to the mar riage, which has been tentatively set for Christmas week
 That the report is true is borne out, i'll way, by Papa Shonts hin- self Time was when he declared bravely, and so that tine world might hear, that no daughter of his should ever wed a worthless and dssipated noble. and least of all French one. "Other parts of the world have mon keys. Europe has Frenchmen,o said SchOpenhauer, and ill this statement the stern and relentless Papa Shonts solemnly concurred But the way ot a maid with a man-especially when that man is her fond father--is past understanding and Papa Shonts no longer waxes ferocious when the sub ject of the marriage of his daughter is mentioned. Instead, he assumes a sullen air. as one who has been beat en.
 Therefore. it appears that within less than a month after Miss Gladys Vanderbilt has become the Countess Szechenyi, America will have another international wedding. It is stated on good authority that the ceremony which will make Miss Theodore Shonts a duchess of the French re- public will be performed in Washing ton, where the young woman is a leader in society.
 It is known that Mrs. Shonts has been a steadfast ally of her daughter and the duke in the matter of their marriage, and perhaps to her is due the credit-or otherwise-of convinc- ing the obdurate Papa Shonts that the alliance is necessary to the happi- ness of the young people and the maintenance of peace in the Shonts household. Mrs Shonts has long cherished the hope that her daughters might wed titles, and to this end gave them an European training, culminat- ing in a reception by King Edward and Queen Alexandra and a meteoric career in the best society," of Flu rope The fitting end to such a social
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

conquest is an alliance with the Eu- ropean nobility, and the Due de Chaul nes de ct Cetera, dissipated and pen niless that he is, has been given glad reception by Mamma Shonts.
 The duke is the ninth of his line. and is cousin of the Due de Luynes, the head Of the house. The Chau,nes title Was created ill 1921 and was re- yiyed in iS6s in favor of the present dukes father. who was a personal friend of Napoleon III. The historic castle Of the family k the Chateau de I,amPierre. which is now in pos session of the dukes aunt The duke was left d considerable patrimony
 which he scattered among chorus girls and ether less reputable folks in a manner hardly consistent with the divinity that is supposed to hedge about those Of noble blood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
MRS. EL-VA CAREER EDWARDS

There are three critical stages in a woman's life which leave their mark i'm her career. The first of these stages is womanhood or the change from d care free girl to budding womanhood, The second is motherh ood, and the third is Change of Life.
 Perils surround each of these stages. and most of the misery that comes to women through ill health dates from one or another of these inn portant crises.
 Women should reme m Der that Lydia B, Plnkham's Vegetable Compound made from native roots and herbs has carried thousands of young girls over the critical period of puberty, has prepared mothers for childbirth, and in later years carried them safely through the change of life more sue cessfully than any other remedy in the world. Thousands of testimonials from grateful persons, two of which arc here published, substantiate this fact beyond contradiction.
 Mrs, George Walters of Woodlawn, Desr Mrs Phkham:-
 q 1ef it ny duty to toll you of the good Lydia | Piakhan's Vegetable Compound hls done me in preparing for childbirth Alter suffering and losing my children 6 fnepd advised mo to try your valuable me- dalne, and tho result was that Ihad very Utle inconvenience, quick recovery and
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
NEWS FORECAST
 FOR THURSDAY

Nek York, Nov 6.-Among the i'm portant news events scheduled for tomorrow are the following:
 Society of the Army of the Tennes- see will begin it's annual reunion at Vicksbure, Miss.
 National Civil Service Reform league begins twenty-seventh annual meeting in Buffalo, x. Y.
 Legislature of Alabama will meet in extra session to enact laws to regulate railroads, secure reasonable rates and prevent discrimination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
POSTPONE
 FLOWER SHOW

Denison, Tex. Nov. 6-The Deni- son flower show. one of the most fam ous of it's kind in the southwest, has been postponed from today, the date originally set for the opening, to No- vember 20-22 This action was ren- dered necessary by the backward con dition of the chrysanthemum plants. which are about two weeks late, than usual in this section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

For the serious diseases that attack the kidneys, Pricldy Ash Bitters is an unfailiag remedy. Relieves back ache, swelling Of the feet a..d persist ent headache-symptoms which fndf- cate kidney trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
BOSTON CLUB
 MAN WEDS

Boston, Nov. 6,-Miss Mary Spen- Ger Toppan of New York and Gen. eral Francis H. Appleton, a prominent clubman and one of the best known of Boston's elder eligibles, were mar ried today in Trinity chapel. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

family name of General Appleton's first wife was also Toppan, but she was in no way related to her success sor, who is the daughter of Mrs. J. Nelson Toppan of New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
MRS.. GEORGE WALTERS

aaShealthy 3. child as can be found anywhere Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable. Compound ia blessing,to all e1pectant mothers. ,
 Mrs, Elva Barber Edwards of Cathlamet, Wash, writes: ... Dear Mrs. Pnkham:-
 T want to tell you how Lydia E. Pink haln's Vegetable Compound carried mo through the critical period of the Change of Life without any trouble whatever, also cured me of very severe female weakness, l cannot say enough Ill praise of what your medicine has done for me-
 What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Edwards it will do for other wo- men in their condition Every sui fering woman in the United States is asked to accept the following in- vitation. It is free, will bring you health and may save your life, Mrs. Plakham's Invitation to Women.
 Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From tho symptoms given, the trouble may be located and the quickest and surest way of recovery advised Out of her vast volume of experience in treating female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably has the very knowledge that will help your case. Her advice is free and helpful.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-12-06

The auditor can turn to any lot or
section OF land in a moments time
and be able 70 tell at glance what
condition the property is in. This
will be q wonderful improvement
over the method that has been used
in this county. This, with other
changes that Mr.. Holmes has IN
aagurated in the auditors Office dur
ing the short time he has been there,
fully demonstrates that the people
made no mistake when they elected
him to that important Office. Long
before his first term expires he will
Nhave the business Of that Office al
thoroughly systematized as any aud.
itor in the state.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-12-06
Committee Report.

The Old Folks committee met last
night at the pavilion to allow and pay
expenses of the Old Folks party of the
3rd inst.
After paying all expenses cash bal
ance of $40 remained. with possibly q
few small accounts still to be paid,
which balance will be left on deposit
for the use Of the committee next year.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That The Old Folks COM
mlttee, ON behalf of the old Folks, ex-
tend their hearty thanks to the public
In general for their generous donations
of money and other supplies for the Old
Folks party. Also to the pavilion CON-
mittee for tending their hall free OF
charge and the orchestra for their ser.
vice; also, to the Order of Trainmen for
the use OF their decoration. All the
special committees were thanked for
their efficient work and discharged.
The following named persons were
elected to serve on the Old Folks COM
mittee for the ensuing year. viz: Mrs.
j. w. Arnold. Mrs. w. w. Clark, fl.
Jones, Geo. Gardner. G, Spongberg.
Old Folks Committee
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-12-06

A. NJ. Hill, well known sheep
nan of this section, who came up
ffom Salt Lake q few nights ago
With his wife, says that upon arriv-
Ing at McCammon shortly after
midnight there was no fire in the
waiting room of the depot, neither
was there any kindlings or coal with
which to build q FIRE in the stove.
Not ishing to go to the hotel while
waiting for No. 8, Mr.. Hill hurried
out and begged bucket of coal
from the engine crew of the train
on which they cane in, hunted
around in the dark until he found
some pieces of wood and built fire
Then, there is the case of Mr.
Westmoreland, who was compelled
to 60 to saloon to get warm while
waiting for a night train. AS a
result Of this forced visit to the
saloon, he was badly beaten, with
out cause, by negro who after
wards took the life Of one of Nc
Cammon's citizens.
These facts bear out the former
statements made by this paper that
the ccommodations at McCammoh
are simply abomlnable, and that thu
Short Line should be forced to
either establish better train connec-
lions at the junction City or pro
vide at least half way decent accom-
modations for those who are com
PEELED to wait there for trains.