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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09
Voice From the Pacific Fieet.

Voice From the Pacific Fleet.
Well, it's goodby Angeviny. we are OF
upon the briny,
And it's very glad to go am,
For It's rare and fancy gravy to be work
IN. for the navy
Sam.
oh. there isn't any KNOWN where the
divvii we are goin'.
(As the admiral remarks to me,
well, we won't be solemncolic-it's a
fight or It's frolic.
And we aan.t a-carin' which," says he.)
VIII we touch at Madagascar or continy
Will we stop In Frisco bay? asks you.
That's the Question-what's the answer?
Guess the riddle II you can. sir,
And I'll pass the Information to the
crew
element of danger.
CAS- the admiral remarks to me.
Maybe well be shootin' nlacs with our
guns all draped with sIntlax:
Then again. perhaps we won't" says
he'd
They're a-gittin' awful solemn in each
editorial column,
And they're aoatin' forty fleets in ink
VIII Japan raise up q holler and git red
around the collar
When she sees US splashin' water In her
sink?
Won't the entire British nation die Of
nervous strangulat ton?
Gas the admiral remarks to me,
Jones'" says he. '.the honest fact is.
truth depends on target practice
Talk is cheap, but powders DEAR says
he.)
But suppose while we're a-doatin' round
the ocean pleasure boatin'
We should bump into war somehow
With navy sent by Russia. ireland.
Switzerland or Prussia.
Which WAS absolute insistin' on a row.
Should we cautiously avoid 'em and be
sorry we annoyed 'em?
CAS- the admiral remarks to me.
Guess 10 send q line by airiess Jest to
tell 'em to be careless
he'd
Weii we're on in foam and laughter.
though we don't know what we're
And we don't know who's a-pullin' Of
the strings,
We are doves Of peace all right. cir. with
coat Of peaceful white sir,
And some twelve inch trouble seekers
meath our wings.
Foolish folks has foolish notions big as
continents and oceans.
CAS- the admiral remarks to me.
let the burned old merrnafds rollick-it's .
fight or It's frolic
And we amt a-carin' which,. says he,
Wallace Irwin In Golfers Weekly.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09
o. II
THREE
(First publication May 10, 1908.)
Sheriff's Sale.

(First publication May 10, 1908.)
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN-
ty OF BurIeigh- SIS.
August T. Solberg, plaintiff, VS.. Emil
F. Wotz, defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that, by yir-
tue of an execution to me directed and
delivered, and now in my hands, is
sued out of the clerks office of the
Sixth judicial district court, state Of
North Dakota, in ana for the county
OF Burleigh, upon judgment rem
dered in said court in favor of August
7. Solberg and against Emil.F. Wotz,
defendant, have levied upon the fol-
lowing personal property of said de-
fendant, to-wit: One team of horses,
being dark bay geldings, not branded.
and weight about 1900 pounds each
One Deere & Weber wagon complete:
one Deere 6 Webber running gear;
two sets of heavy work harness and
one set of dump boards.
And that / shall on Monday, the 1st
day of June, AID. 1908, at the hour Of 2
O'Clock p. M. of said day, at the front
door of the court house in the city Of
Bismarck, in said county and state.
proceed to sell the right, title and in
terest of the above named Emil f.
Wotz. said defendant, in and to the
above described property to satisfy
said Judgment and costs, amounting to
four hundred fifty-nine dollars and
twelve cents, together with all accru-
ing cost of sale. and interest on the
same from the 3rd day of April, 1908.
at the rate Of seven per cent per an
mum, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash.
D. ]. McGILLIS,
Sheriff Of Burleigh County, ". D.
Cochrane & Taylor,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Bismarck, N. D., May 15,
1908.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09
TRY THIS FOR DESSERT.

Dissolve one package Of any fla
vored JELLrO in one pint OF boiling
water. When partly CONCEALED, beat
until light, adding one cup whipped
cream and six crushed maccaroons.
Whip all together thoroughly and
pour it into a mold or bowl. When
cool, II will jellify and may be served
with whipped cream or any good pud-
ding sauce.
The JELLrO costs 10c per package
and can be obtained at any good gro
GERS.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09

was 9 redness, and thenfollowed th;cken-
Ing G.id busters, winch would break and
-Gn matter. / took her to e doctor,
end ne Pronounced it to be eczema Of s.
very bad form. He treated her, but
instead oe being checked, the disease
spread. 1t showed itself on her back,
the wsl5le Ct her head was affected. and
sll her hair had to be cut off. The pc:n
she suffered wcs excruciating, and
what with that and the heat and tin
Cling her life wcs almost ulffearsbis.
She became run down in health, and at
times was very feverish, languid, and
drowsy, and occasionally she was de-
lirious. Her nerves were in such lev
state that she could net bear to be left
alone. In srite of the Geld weather
window open, and would lean out en-
the wind dow-sill. She did not have q
proper hours sleep for many nights.
The second doctor we tried afforded
her just Gs little relief as the first, and
/ really do not know what we should
have done if we he'd not read how
Cuticura cured q similar case. ] pur-
chased Cuticura Soap, CuticCra Oint-
mcnt, and Cuticura Pills, and before
finished every trace Of the disease was
gone. It really seemed like magic.
Her hair is coming on nicely, and I
still apply the Cuticura Ointment as /
find it increases the growth wonder
fully. Mrs. T. w. Hyde, L, Ongar
Place, Brentwood, Essex, England, Mar.
8, 1907. Is
Cuticura Soap. .(c5c.) to Cleanse the Skin, Cuti-
cura Ointment lS9c2 70 Heal the Skin: and Cut.-'
sss sss
Corp. Sole Props. Boston. Mass. "a ~ s:fs
p5Mailed Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09

To Patrons Of the Bismarck Schools
! hereby announce myself as a car
didate for a position on the schooi
board, subject to the wishes Of the
patrons Of the school at the election
to be held, June 16. 1908. Very respect
fully, G. J. keenan,.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09
The Man and His Job
BY Herbert Hapgood

One tactful way Of getting work out of en-
ployes, and at the time establishing help
full relation between employer and employed, is the
business dinner party In fact large Of res
taurants in the business districts of all the large cities
owe their existence to these practices which
come quie the employers who invite their
employees to dinner and then talk business In large
downtown restaurant in New York City the other
evening Just before the closing hour 1t was noticed
that there was hardly table whose cloth not PEN
cil-marked On was apparently the outline Of an
advertising campaign another estimate large
printing contract and still another arrangement
Of an Office force.
While such actions could never be considered good
etiquette the tend to do business over dining
table IS almost irresistible More contracts have been
signed and deals closed coee and cigars than
is commonly supposed.
The idea OF business banQuets to which the whole
executive stan and sales force invited at the
of the firm has been proved to be adequate way Of
impartng instruction inspiration to all concerned
II Is good thing for employers employees to
occasionally on common ground and socially Mere
" good time Is not the only motive for dinner Of
this sort one Of the best record of getting
right down to business
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09
WAR ON WOLVES.
How Oregon Stock Growers Plan to
Kill the Pests.

How Oregon Stock Growers Plan TO
Kill the Pests.
The Offering Of bounties for the
scalps Of predatory animals has SO
often failed to accomplish the good
hoped for that the bounty plan has
lost favor In many localities. The
Wool Growers association Of Oregon
has just gone on record at its recent
meeting at The Dalles as favoring the
abandonment Of the bounty system
and substituting the system Of killing
the animals by private effort and en-
ployment of professional hunters. The
association viii take up the work and
ask assistance from the national as
ISOLATION
]. N. Burgess, president Of the asso-
citation, estimates that Oregon sheep
owners lost the past year $25O,OOO by
predatory animals and that the loss
Of other farm stock, including poultry,
would increase the loss to half a mill
lion dollars.
The United States forest service has
demonstrated that efficient work can
be done by trained hunters, who are
sent to the ranges to make special
business Of killing wolves and such
other denizens Of the forests as prey
on focks Of sheep. a number Of such
hunters are now at work, and they are
Kidding some Of the ranges very rapid
" OF the animals which do so much
damage each year. Wolves are track
ed to their dens. the pick and shovel
as well as the rifle are brought into
play, and the young are found and de-
stroyed. A campaign Of that kind
strikes at the root of the evil.
So vast, however, is the western
country that the work Of a few hunt
ers can give only local relief. But II
state stock growers associations go at
1t in earnest, as Oregon organizations
propose, the war will soon grow de-
cidedly interesting for the four footed
skulkers that have grown fat on NUT
ton, PORK. veal and poultry.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09

done Tor my daugh-
ter, Adelaide. She
is fifteen years Of
age, and had never
had anything the
matter with her
skin until four
months ago, when
an eruption broke
out Scn her chest.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09

Miss May Hanlon as Miss Hardcas.
tie will please her audience in "She
Stoops to Conquer
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-09
WAS DEL|R|OUS
With ECZEMA
On Chest, Back, and Head Pain,
Heat, and Tingling Were Excru-
ciating Nerves in Exhausted
Condition Sleep Badly Broken.
CURE BY CUTlCURA
SEEMED LIKE MAGIC

Words cannot express the gratitude
/ feel for what Cuticura Remedies have
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0eHcrb tst.

Nm 20. Gitober III gonai Doper
sSomes Mnoreas an 0er Brigbt'iAeu
3rantbet i'm Qllter bon 81 Snbren.
Der 8eiforbene hinierldBt eine Wittpe
un0 orei Ginoer.
Nn 25. Dftober i'm Union Dolpital
Gr0u Gatbarnn Mulanoa Bair. @attin
pon Gl0renee W. gair in Nem pbila.
belpbia, i'm yllter bon ~ Sahren an
ben SSofserl elmer Operation. Die Uer-
itorbene binterldbt einsn @atten uni
einen Ruaben i'm 9llter BON 10 Sabren.
Nm ~. Gttober in Canal Dppe,
hilbert @raef. Elm betamlier Niehsiihter.
i'm Utter BON As Sabren am gleroen.
iiebsr. ST binterldBt cine Wittms unt
lehs Ginoer.
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Ginseianbt.
SOFT nit Vrotibittonss
Tattatifertt.

SIR eiek 9erren glion uno M o.
~.baffep,
Gin liberller Wdbler liimmt nidt fiji
lie.
sic feben i'm Dien1ie Der Mnti,Saloon.
li9a
llno babn fiir Die Deutfhen nur Spoti
unD 00bn.
Sort nit 8eiebsebern, bic uns 5tpingeu
tDDllen,
Was mir in 3ufunft ei1en uno trinter
iolen!
Sic lelbt preb'aen % aiier in be,
Seffentlidfeit,
uno trinten aber g 6naps in Del
0eimlifteit.
SaBt lie trinten ibren 6uiel mid beub
ler'ihem Bid,
NaA Columbus aber ibift iie MID
suriif
Drum, liberale Seutibe, i1 ratb
@ub gut:
Dor u. %. glion uno Mabaifep lei
auf Der 0ut
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Ylm Gnmffnn hnftas, .,,i. a.,

Wm Samitas batten mir eineu
ausalebieen &eaen uno ilt iebt enolid
Die anbaltenoe 8iirre eebroden.
- Walter WpB, Elm 5obn BON Oo=
mel gSpB oabier, bat Elm liaatIid1es
gJamen als Apotbeter erfolareih te=
ltanoen. Bon 70 applitanten beffan=
Den nur % Die priifuns nit grfoIa.
= Gm leBten 6reitaa Nbeno per=
ta9te lib oQs bieiise @pridt uno Hitbter
Sbotpea gins am samitaa beim ,lah
@aoi5. Sa am Dienitas elm neuer
Hihter fiir oieien Diitritt erDdblt ,piro.
10 TT oies tpabrldeinli1 Der lebte Sc
rl9tstermin, ben &idter SbotueQ in
olelem gountp geleitet.
Wer fir einen ganoioaten fur
@ommiiiiondr obsr Nrmenbaus= Giret-
tor elmer anoern partei fimmen mia.
bat olei x gu MAIDEN, zines fir ben
eanoloaten Der anoern partei uno eipei
x fur bic beioen @anoioaten Der eiae=
men Yartei, fiir Die ct jiimmen min.
gDlrn nur Elm x gema6t fur ben Gam
oloaten Der anoern partei, 10 1T oieier
Der ein5iae ganoioat. iiir ben bic etim=
me ge3dblt miro. oa bic Wablridter
niht miRen t0nnen, fir tpeIde a,pe,
Der orei @anoioaten Der eiaenen Bar.
tel Der Wdbler itimmen min.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29

her gbaupiaa bsr sntIs = saIpnns eiea
IN brr Patrnn elmer QDinfeIfnejbe,

Dutd einen Nertreter oes 5taats
gi9ilans.@omites, Der iid gsaenpdrtia
bier aufbdlt. tparee beute Wtraen bier
Dor WaDor 5cbel cine Mntlage erhoben,.
.oab 3raoer & 6innep, Apotbeier in
Denniion. in 0erbinoum NIT iArer
Apotbete cine Willteltneipe betreiben,
in Der an Runoen 6bnops bertauIt
miro. 5raoer & Ssinnep arbeiten mil
allen Grdften oarauf bin, oaB 5us=
earaipas Gountp trofsn gebi. obne
3meifel I'M 0lnblid oaranf, oaB als=
oann Die Nahfrase nod ibrem ssulel
aroBer miro. DinfeItneipen, bic teiue
5teuern besablen. an steIe anlfdnoi=
ger WirtbI6aften, oas lit oas s3iepois=
ier 8anoe.
Inter ben Gunben oieIer Winfei-
tneipe miro aud gD. u. gIlon, Der
oemotratilde Ganoioat fir Hsprdlen-
tallt 9enannt. ST faufte bort 5d)nops
tilr lib mo feline 6reunoe uno trant
nit benielben.
Seoermann haunt iiber oieie gnt=
odllunaen. Gin Mann, Der In Der Be=
feB9ebuna oarauf bin 9earbeitet, bic
antdnoisen Wirtbidaiten i'm gountp
nit lbren Steuern i'm getraae bon
500. 600 absuidaffsn. patronilirt cine
Wlntsltneipe, Die in 0erbinouna nit
elmer Mpotbete betrieben miro. @r mia
oas @ountD nm Die steuern berauben,
pel1e iebt bon ben Wirtben beaablt
tperben, oafiir aber treibt er lih in
Wlnteltneipen berum. beghnniat bic.
lelben uno bertlopft iein @elo oalelbl !;
offentlid3 aber tritt er auf als elm Ser.
treter Der 2nti= Saloon-2i9a uno bean=
lprudt Die unteritiibuns berielben.
Gann man Die 0eu9elei melter trei=
ben?
Wer oaIdr 1T, oab Die ani1dnoioen
Wirtblbaften abseidafft uno ourd
Wlnteltneipen erisbt tperoen, Die tpeoer
steuern beSablen nod 66entli1 beaui=
ll6tlst peroen t0nnen. Der itimme fiji
u. W. g!lon! Der aber anlfdnoiat
Blrtblhaften iol6en gBinteltneipeu
ooralebt itlmme fiir 9r. g. 81.
2S a9ner bon Canal 9oper.
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@maHpes 8 Gntfpt,t NJ Ell

Jrau Noa 8. Groom, bic betannte
yellBerin oes Groom Dotels in 0ouqbn
I'm Staate Wiiliilippi iagt, ieit mebre-
rem Wonaten lit i'd an elmer idweren
ertdltun9 uno Shluinolu1t i6len mir
au oroben. als Elm Sreunb Dr. Gina's
.Netp Oiseoberp" empfabl. SD oe=
brauhte es uno brei Glaiden ersislten
cine pollfdnoise 6eilung. Ser Gubm
oteles Reconsideration 6ulfen uno gr=
tdltunsgnlitteIs unb 2ungen= uub
4ebltopfbeilers III ,peltbetannt. Inter
garantie pertcuft bon gD. Is. peter's
4polhete preis soc unb 81. probe.
faihe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
q. = p.

Eonntaos greuriiontn fiir bos gu.
bliium tuerDsn INNER nod beranitaItet.
Biiliee preiie fdr Rolonifen.
8trasbt nidt bel ben 4genten bfr
%. & 8. giimbabnsn grIunbiannQen
sin5usieben. SIR fpdri Gelo babel.
aepublilanil4tn glallfn, gerIomm.
IHna III DOun9stoipt, 81, an 2. 9aop.
Ginfa9er 8rsis far BE Rnnbfahrt
bo@ ni&t ipsni9er 0ls so Cents, QulI
far bit Had5abgt bts aul 3. Rop.
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Wiiroe oas Gut beIajten

Gin 2anowirtb an pofroute 2. gm.
pire, Ga., %. q. sslopo nit yfamen.
iagt: .Buflen's Mrnica ealbe beilte
bic 3ipei fhlimmiten Munoen, bic i'd
iemals lab. cine an Der 6ono, bic an.
oere am Bein. Sic 1T mebr perta als
ibr Gemibt in @olo. sy4 m6d,te ne
ribt entbebren. iuenn i'd mein Bejib.
tbum belatten nldbte. Nur Csc. Sn
peters Mpotbete.
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Rciratbst eapiMigmngett.

Ssrant gaiep Soa 2uensli. beibe
bon golipar.
2ouis ebull 9enipn gtbel 8.
2ittp, beioe bon Denniion.
Sas. Nstpton, ubrihspille - Bertha
Campbell. 8nabepbltten.
Sobn @. 2enS. New 9bilaoelpbia -
Minrie 8. yoDer. Canal Doper.
@bas. Mileaano. Dalton, 8. 2au=
ra 6. Safer. Dunbee.
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Giit eiee ftifgenageIt.
Bsssm's aeoe aber Sie gsedbte Der Mrbettes
im gomsreB.

|
im GonsreB.
Dime lih elm @eipifen baraus su
MAIDEN, pie Infihten nnb 6anblunz
gen grnan's in Besus auf politif6e
Jrogen in Elm falfhes 2i9t au iteaen,
baben bic Setter Der Wobleampaane
Sdft's 10 hiel tpie mDalih polttifhes
Rapftal aus Der 8ebauptung aeIhlaz
gen, bob grban aIs Mitglieb oes
eongrefes als veine Banbe bon
Strabenbettlrn" be5eihnet babe.
Die abiu1be 8ebauptuns, bab
Brban fi4 eines iolhen Musoruds Be-
oient babe. 1T auf elmer BON ssames
Gampbel unter3eidneten beIhporenen
ansiase bafrt, in pel6er ct iaat, bah
Brpan eine folde 8emerfung ibm ae-
geniiber i'm Sabre 1893 Bel elmer gp<
miteperbanbluns iiber ben WtlIonz
Sarif semaat babe.
yetemano, Der William s. 8rnan
tennt. fDtrb glauben, baB ct i'm priz
patgefprd9 ettpas iaaen piirbe, bos
e. ni1t aud 0ffentlid perfedten
tOnnte. Seinpripatleben lit bur9 aro=
bes Mtgefiibl init Der orbeitenben
Rlafle 9efennsei9net, unb feline Dffentz
ltehen 9anblungen baben itets i'm
@intlnng nit biefen @efiiblen aeftanz
ben. SIN feiner beriibuten Mebe iber
ben Wtlion Sarif i'm gongreB am
l3. Snnuar 1894. bic BON ben berpor=
rosenbiten 3eitnnsen b.s Qanbes als
bic srobdrtisfe Nebe iener @eifun
anertannt ipurbe, fprad 8rpan feline
Mdtuns Dor ben Mrbeitern a,:s
IN Worten, bic gerabe i'm
geanfab au ben ibm Don
Campbell in ben Munb eeleeten Be=
mertungen iteben. Dieie g9ebe belt
er ungefdbr CUR felben ober balb nach
ner 3eit, aIs ct bic 9rbeiter cine
.Banb bon Strabenbettlern~ aenannt !
haber foG. Mas Brpon in Dffentliher
situng beg 9aufes fagte, ftraft iene |
|lnnlofe gnte 2iigen unb tpenn iie iich |
1nf 100 Nffibnpits itiiste. gesiigii9 |
oes s5nttrefes. bas Der arbeitenbe
ytann an Der sarifreform babe, faste
8rnon:
.9err WoriiBenber, bic Mrbeiter
,isfes 2anbes, bic ben Neidthum un=
erer NdtiDn berDorbringen, perlunaen
etne Wphltbaten. sic iinb ssbnen ols
.ente borgeritten iDorben, bic auf
foiten Mnberer leben, als eine RGaffe
ION Wenf6en, bie beftGnbiq Der 6iiIfe |
NIB bes 8eiftanbes bebiirfen. Sd
roteftfrt gegen biefe Dtrleumbuna Ser
5tdrtt unb Mustelfraft. ber 5ebnen
NIB beg @ebirns biefes 2nnbes; id
roteitirt bagegen, bnf bic Mrbeiter i
ls 8ettler btngefelIt fperben. Gie
ttten ni4t I'm @nabe, W1itleib unb
iie berlangeR einfad5 &C.
t1tisieit. (2atter geifal.) sic
erldngan bas Nehl. 3u orbeiten, no
Z iDollel unb bic Grii9te ibrer eiae=
n Mrtetf genieben ~ biirfen. Gie Ii
'peifeln midi bnron, b1B fie mil
'alfe i1res Mi6ens unb ibrer Ges
bidli4teif unb Sci ber gro6en Gfs
lebisfet u1b ben ndtiirIi@en 6iiIf3<
atllen bts 2nnbes ibr 8orttDmnen
nben lSaneus Nan IdNe jis smpors
'mMeu uro 6iif i6rtn eioenen kdSea | {
.ben! gsdn okke linen Glei&keh bDs
n @tfttl Ms1t bfsIonstn Is n MI J
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Dtesif ber bette BIob 5nm Gtnfanfe bon Speaeret
5enbungen wirb bic austpabI ftets frif9 nnb ball
tdnbtg erbalen nnb perben ane Beifellnnoen prompt
suSgpfnbrt nnb bic Waareu obne GTtra.Wergiituao
aa1 Rauie geliefert.
4 ~ Sir eanbprobufte perben bic bBHiten Mlarfi
oretfe be5abIt
~ Gpredt Dor nnb matbt Cure Ginfdnfe nnh
Jhr meroet fnben bob bic gBaaren bon better Auos
tttdt nnb bic Yreiie biuig inb.
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81 Gurefll Dien(t.
Ei s



Die 1Honate brauner Bldtter nno frolti.
gen lDetters liro oa lDir itehen III Gurem
Dienit uno lino bereit fir hcrbdeciddfte uno
ieoes Department 1T iiberfnllt nit oen neue.
lter, auser1pdhlte1ten 1nooelr 2ln,nse, lleber.
rode, bite uno llnterfleioer fir u1dnner uno
Rnaben. Das Bette, mas i'm Sanoe er3eust
miro. I'm cine Joee ,u befomnerr, mas bier
porseht ieht Guh uniere 2ln5ase fir 1lldn.
ner 5u $500 uno unIere ueberrofe fur nldn.
ner 5u $500 an. prift unle1e $500 5d1ul
an5iiee, uniere $3.50 lleberrofe fir Rnaben
uniere SOC llnterfleioer
Dies iino natiirlid1 r1ur einiee 2lnreeun.
gen. Infer Waarenlaeer 1T iiberfallt nit
nerthpollen Rleiounesltnden.
Qragt 5enbauiers Kleioer uno
-Jbr tra9t oie beitenl
DIE sENHAUSER eIlOTHIKG 90.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Companion Calendar

''ln GranduOthcr's Garden" Is the
title OF a beautiful picture painted by
Charles {. Curran for Tie YOUTHS
Cpmpanlon panel Calendar for 1900.
1t is printed On the finest finished
stock. by the most recent mcthudS OF
Iithueraphy. All the strength and
beauty Of the original painting are
faithfully shown by employing thir-
teen separate cOlors. This is the
largest Calendar that the Companion
has ever issued, the picture alone
measuring 5 inches ia width and ~
inches In length. Below the picture
are arranged the twelve months.
Great care has been taken To make
the date figures lcgible, and to insure
Il practical and useful, AS well as an
artistic, Calendar. The Calendar Is
given to all those who pay their sub
>criptions to The Companion for 1909.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
FAMOUS RIDE

seated upon gaily painted wheel.
harrow ana wearing his characteristic
smile, also his favorite cob nine.
Jake" b"sch was transported down
main street nn THURSDAY uiyh- Of n,t
week ut the appointed hour, eight
" CLOCK amid Wild cheers, beating Of
"'utii'' and pyrutccnlc displays. The
III III behind the barrow mobile WAS
william Worker, good Republican,
nut Il poor gurSScr AZ proved by the
returns from thu state Of Coluradu
His public stunt was the result of n
wager with lirsrh ru the state ticket
ana The loser chccrlully fulfilled his
part "i the agreement The affair
hii"fd"d no end ot amusement for the
nulUukcr>.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Live Stock Market.
In Lille NEW ERA.

Special to THE NEW ERA.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. 10th.
The cattle market took "A sharp turn
upwards last week, after the decline
Of Monday, and sales Wednesday were
at the high point OF the season. There
was a good run OF ColOrados here last
week, and owners were uniformly well
plcased with the market, cattle bring
ING from so cents to Sl.20 per cwt.
more than similar cattle brought
wear ago. The week closed with Il
NORTON of the advance lost, and the
run of IS, 600 cattle today Is met by
still further decline, lcaying cows -
to 10 cents below Wednesday. steers
IA to 25 below the high time, but
siockers and feeders have held up al
most steady. The main reason Tor
lower prices today is an excessive
supply at Chicago, which market Is
overloaded today with half fat corn
fed cattle from Illinois and Iowa.
Liberal receipts since a week ago
have put the packers Temporarily IN
command OF the situation, but no one
belieyes the run will hold up and any
drop in receipts will bring another
bulge In prices, probably next week.
CoInrado beef steers sell ut s425 to
A. A. COWS So 90 to s4.25. heifers up to
Al. so. Colorado feeders today at s4'oo'
stockers a. 90 TO S4.35, panhandle cows
a. oo to 80 10, Il few last week up TO
s,75 Panhandle and New Mexico
stnckers and feeders 1925 to st 49,
calves SO rs to s6 so, bulls s.. 40 to " w.
In spite Of lower Eastern markets
last week, local prices on sheep anu
lambs made an advance of 10 10 ~
CENTS account OF the light run OF
% 0OO head. Supply today Is oou'
market steady, top lambs today 49, IT,
Inn yearlings lately $500, wethers
Al GO. ewes 81. 25, medium grades 10 10
,5 cents below the tops. These prices
are maid for either fed stock, or that
rrom the range when good enough
hut the proportion of fat stun from
the range county is small Country
demand last week was the best IL mas
hoen this fall, and prices advanced ~
~ so cents Feeding lambs bring ~. oo
IN AZ. Is. light feeding yearlings ~ %
IN "A so, wethers $500 to s.25. STOCK
and breeding ewes $3.50 to $4.oo. reu
stnck M il not moving much, and with
decreasing supplies from the range !.
,onLs like we we're In for period OF
small supplies. -, p,cxAnr
Live Stock Correspondents