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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

glm 5rcitaa, sen 4. Sebrnar, iin.
Set in Der Marplano Staats.yIormol.
ifuIe 5u Sopion enl 9lccital itait, III
weIdcm Serr emanuel ggoo ais
9ionill uno Serr Bart &irB ols
Gc0Ht mitmirfcn. @s III ein oiiS9c.
5cic6nctes &rogramm 5iilammcu ar
iicat, iuelhcS pon groBcn fiinilcri.
id)cu g4crt6 lit itnO cine arose Yin.
5icbmgSfrdit aiii @}tiitlicbrnoc aus.
ii6cii miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
gIMi Oem gqene Ocr sseiiernnn.

Ios @cfin0cn ser @attiu oeS
5tadtsampaltS 9roeniug bic am
Spnntua por abt Ioacu pon ciucnt
Gaofo6rcr bcim gerlaiien cinc9
acknowledgements uieocrgcltoBcn
miroc, bciiert iib iicti9 mo oie Rn-
ticnttu fam icbt ihon orci bis bier
Shmocn td9li6 aufiibcn Eic SIcrjtc
0lau6cn OdB Nic 0one in elmer
99oc6c micocr u6llid bcr9clieat icin
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
5irefturen erluGhlt.

Gie @nbl Ser neuen Tireftoren
oes %oritonoes ser ,@creinigten SSs-
raelitiihcl @obIt6dtigfeits @eieIl.
iAaiten~ iauo i'm Sonic 91r. 1929,
Slt9oltimorc.StraBc, itott lno sic
Gniiibrimg Der eripdbItcu Serrcn
muroe ioiort 0orgenonilnen. Ser chc.
moliae Eraiiocnt SSrocl Sil6erStein
tiIbrt Die Scriammlung imo Oie nelt.
erudblten Qireftorcn uuroen Oltrd
Den ebemoligen Gice.Fr6liocnten ap
Y. Selenfop in lire 9(enter einoc.
tilbrt, Die neien 0ireftorcn fins .
Rraltocnt Solomon @ins6ero crSicr
Sicc-@rdIi0cnt 2l0olpb arcs sipeiter
gice-%rdiiocnt Tbilip 8. spfes
Sdasmeiiter Snlins a3ot6oIb llnS
Srllltees Qlapcr 8. 9loont, 9lobert
6or mo 0cnrp GaitcI6cro.
Eic u@ereinigtcu ;SsrocIitii6cn
@o5ltbdtigtcitS c5cicQid)aftcno mn.
laleu lolacnoc Snitihltc: ,0cbrcm
91ilos' SbcItcriug ono Vrotcctipc
gllloctation" Baltimore SSc6rcir
5rec S@ool Society" oScbre,r
6rlenolp Snu ono 9loeo Some
gS9omc for Nncurable 9l9co D2cn ont
Sonen" uSebrem 6ree 0oan glIio,
clation" gSrnnliaront Erotcctiue vi
location" lmo p9oltn9 2oOieS' @cnc
polcnt Society.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

Saupiquartier: 9lr. 2029, Sreoe.
rid.glpenue.
SSobn geoto, Nraloent, DR. 2029,
@opO.StraEe.
@eorae III. NoebInlon, Eirigeryt,
9lr. POPS, GairmouHt-9lncmlc.
aarI Stbebcu Scfrctdr, 9lr. 3405,
6oiter-ADe1ite.
6ranf 9lorIesfe, S9atmciIer, g1r.
2l0. Sii0 6, StrdBe.
nzo5iaIiitiidje 2ieOcriaicI.~ Sing.
ittnoe 1ieuitoa, 9lr. 2o29, 5reoerid-
9lbeunc.
y9lrbeiter 2ieoertafel, 2ocnII.
Eoiut, Giu0itrui0e N2ittwoA.
g9(rbcitcr @eianepcrcin giuigFeit
pgDrine's Safe Siupitruoe Srci.
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
cGburcOal Gln6.0

Ger Baltimore Charcoal Club"
miro feline Oiesid6rigc g(usiteIung
pom 8. bis Hun II. 6cbuiar in Der
@eaboog-allnitgaaeric ab6oIten. Die
SurD, melhe sic SIR 9lusitellung
fommcuOen 9iloer auSlud6It, miro
i1on am I. Sc6ruor bier ciutreiien.
0icicI6c bcitcbt aliS Ncn Serrei So6a
z. Gorliou ans @oooitod, q. ~
Gin ac6orcucr 5bmcoc, ser oiclfad
nit critel Brciieu ousac3ciduet
wliroc, ciucS ieiucr bcfauntciicu sc.
mGlOc iii ,@ooos III @intcr" Oos
bon Ger Gorcordn-@ @aacrie auaefoiit
murOc; Goparo s. @ottboit aus Nclu
9orf, elm geborener Giucinuoticr, Scr
in NiiUHen 9lnmerpcu mo Earie
lhl0irt 6at rmo ebenioaS Elm icbr be-
fainter aiinitler iitl Serr 2eopolo o,
ScDicrt ans Ebilaoclpbia Sic ser
ren mcroen bier @ditc ScS ,G6arcoal
GhbS" icin mo on ciucm Giner I'M
,Gouultr0 GhIb" t6cilncbulen weI'
DIES Der 9SrGiiOent ocs Glubs, Scnrr
$. gicaouo, 0ibt. Sie wcrocu gleid.
faIlS oie @aItcrS'ide &imitgaIleril
6ei6ti9eu. 0ic 9luSitcllng mirt
eiue lebr intereiionte icin, uuo pradlt
0oIle @ertc iniO BON imicreu @alti
morcr aiinitIern iertig0citelt nor
Nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

Gborlcitolt, a G, 30. San.
@ines Ser bier llnterieeboote bonn q.
LDp, melhc iicb oui Dem @cge bon
n6roli4en SdfeiI uad 4'eniacoIa Be-
ianoel miro ieit sonatag N}orgen
| ll6r oerniBt,
Nieie 9Ingabe mahte beute 9lbeio
Der GonmauOont oes Gbnrleibn
tSlottenbalt6oicS, Captain @euiamin
6. 9lrpon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

Souptquortier: .@ermaaia-D1dn-
nermor-Glubbaus,N glr. S52, glcrb.
Sptpar0yStroBe.
ASrdiiOcnt ScnrB EbonoS, 9lr
3i6. @eit-5crotoqn.StroBe.
Sobu ". aIein Tirigent, gtr. 20l
observation-disclosures.
George Simmclbebcr, prototolli.
rcHoer uno correipouoiren0er Sefrp-
tar, gar. A19, 6orrcit- -1trabc.
Scrnam W2idIid), Shaemeiitcr,
9lr. 7t3, @arner-1traBe,
SSiuan8. 5efretdr Gbas steinGdrOt,
Scott. ino 4ombirg. .StraBe,
@ut 9. Siloehranot @ibIotbetar.
g2r. 2029 6rcocrid.9lucuue
GDos. gteli, SIR. GAG, glor0. 5nItou-
gIpe. @oriiber oes Nauiif.Gouite's.
oglrion.@cioraucrein~
nSdrinouie~
n@crlnanio.Widmrrbo
a6robinn,~
oSbolio.Wdrnerdor,
09loaarts@dnueimor,"
nGiaenfrais."
u@ermania 2uartcit,Glub,"
-M2eLooie.
n1lrbger.@eiougncrein"
,Neiteuoy2ie0erfranS".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
(|eiitlidler illsuer franf.

sSnfolge clues SdlagnnioIeS licgt
Batter g8m, 2iuouer, SiiIis-Eforrcr
ser fotholiiAen ct. 9Llp9onTus.Girdc
an @orfs9l0cnue mo Saratoga.Str.,
III beOcntlidcm 3uitanOe I'M NlercD-
&oipital 0orrie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
g9i[ion hellte In MliLmnnfec.

Milpoufcc, ggis., 30. San.
4rGiiocnt @iliou miro moreen bel
icincr 9(nfImft III Nlilmaitfee, ipo er
eiuc ieiner 9iHihuas.&eocn bdlten
wiro, Olrd oeu &r6iioenteu-Solut
pom 81 SMiiiieu bon ciner 9otteric
Der @isconiiu gtotional- -@arOe BE-.
griiBt meroen Gie Mili5.Euippcu
mcroen ben 9Srdiioeutcn lmo iciuc
@emoblin nod einem Sotel bcglei-
fem no 0as &oar oas Iiuer einne6.
men mir0 imO bon Dem Sotel nah
Der 8allc, no Der 4rdiiocnt ipreneH
miro. SdltIfinOer mcrocu alii Der
StroBe SpoIicr bilocn.
Bon bier beoiebt iib Der @rdii0ent
ua6 @bicago
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

Gic oSocialitii6c eicocrtaicl~
miro am "a. 3ebruar cinen GioSfeu.
ban III BARNS Naac" obBolten,
uclhcr ale hiSbcr itattaeilnocncn
@lastcubdac Der ..2ieoertaicl~ III SEN
St6attcn itellen iol, Tic .9ieOcrta.
icl" ii Oaiiir bcfant, oaB sort cGtc
Oeutidc @clniitblidleit Gcpiloocn
ipiro mo iic6 Sebcrmonn, aanj glei0
pclCbcr 4ortei-Gidhmg ct ougc6ort.
I'M arciic Der ySo5ialiitiidjen 9icocrs
taiel" mobliiiblt. Sin arrangements
Gomite 1at aroBartiac %orbcreitlm.
Gen fir Ocn Ban actrofferL mao miro
ooS GerQnii9cu obnc 6ragc elm Iebr
bciidlteS ieiu nod Oa5lL ser &ercil
zen Salisidliiiiel Der Soac NIT 9e.
i6Iag bcleat bat io0aB Der 9oll pobl
crit III irii6er @lorgeultunoe ieiu
gnoe erreiMcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31
yEGder. .8eiauopcrein.a h

Sauptaaartier: r93iiffels sSdllc
9lr i03, 9loro-SreOerid- -Strabc, jc-
Den SaluItog glDen0, nit 9(nsnabme
oeS oritteu SainitaaS iiu W1ouot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

9onmmoIlc frcigcqebcn.
Bern 80. Somor Gic from
5oiidc 9icGieumg bet uadl longcn
lhltcr6on0hugcn 10000 @oIlcn
oncrifaniicbc @mnnponc ireiQcQc
ben, bic III Soprc lmo gouIognc Ia.
acrtcn ino ucgcn ocs Sricqes niht
pcitcr bef0r0ert morOen parcn. SSli
Der Shwei5 miro oic @aunupolc icbr
tnopp iuO mebrere 6abrifen bobcn
irbon oeu 9etrieb einiteIlen miiiien.
@roBbritnnieu bat Der Sbmei5 bic
GrtanbniB gcgebcit 100000 Guin.
tails Elm Gltintol lit 220.4G 9Sflno)
ocapptilcbc 9mumpoIlc 5n importi.
rem.
Seri hnoppt glodbar: n9lo,
8dueriuL icbt mcroeu bic @etreiOe.
oorrdtbe ecitedt 9duerin: $50,
ia, 0er ariegl SIN Srieoen ho6eN lpM
lmr bic @liId) oeitreftl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-31

eie M'itaIicocr ser .lhioariidcn
glrbeitcr aranfeu. lno Stcrbcfolie"
1auen ocn z 6ebrnor 5u cneu In.
terDaltingsobcuo iuo @oa onScr.
icbelL Der iii Der ,6ro6iinu.SaIlc"
abgebaltcr miro. Sic 6cItIidltcitcu
Der llngarcu 6aben itets ein qclriiieS
gtmos fir iib iuo miro aud Scr @ua
81 elmer idonen 9lfioire mcrOcn. &c
nuitblih miro es, Oafiir bat elm gro.
bes lmO tii6tioes glrronoementS.Go-
mite gciorgt, umo miro Oaraii binge.
ipicicn ouB nebeu Dem vG5arooS~
aud nod an0ere giationaltan5C 1c.
tau5t luer0en. @er oIio cil 6rcunS
Der @emiitbIidfeit it, miro oicje I'M
Areile Ocr llnaoren iinOen.
sIbunucnten, bic ben ,,Scntidcn Gorrc,
lpunuvntcn" nidJt pitnftlid ubcr nnrrgcl.
ntaRig crhalten, iinb gebetcit, Der Office
onppn per gclcpbun uDer TtbIi.ssfi Dlit.
NrtllItN 5n mnnlcM.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
@ Adver Il ling in Bret

For rent-Housekeeping rooms. sol
Clay.
Furnished rooms for rent. 6O4
Thompson.
For Rent-Light housekeeping
rooms, 726 Johnson street.
For rent-Housekeeping rooms,
400 East Alta street.
For rent-Two furnished house,
keeping rooms. 124 Jeff Davis.
Strictly modern housekeeping ROBINS
for rent reasonable. ia S%tonewall
Jackson street,
Wanted-Two or three room fur
nished apartment. Must be clean.
Address "D' this office.
Wanted to 5 room furnished
house or apartment. L. f. Swan at
Pendleton Auto Co. Shop.
Lost-sunday on streets of Pendle-
ton, roll of U. s. bills Return to this
office and receive liberal reward.
Glasses now forming in clarinet,
saxophone, cornet and trombone in
strUctiOn. Pupils wanted. See Cal
Malone. e16 Thompson street.
Two good mllch COWS for sale. Test
6 and 1910 and z per cent. both z
years old, IL Durham and 1-2 jersey.
Give 7 gal. milk a day. e. E, Zehm,
Weston. Ore.
G. W. Hooker. florist and oregon
Journal agent, now located at 523
Main street, next to Conroys Gro
! Gerry. The Journal delivered any
where In P~endletOn, IS cents a month,
daily and Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Family Man Arrested.

Deputy Sheriffs Blakely and Estes
yesterday afternoon went out to the
Herman Suhl ranch and placed under
arrest S, W. Angel who is wanted in
Dayton, Wash, on a charge of violat-
ing the terms of a decree of divorce
which provided that he should on
tribute to the support Of a daughter,
He has since married again and has
a family here. He will be taken to
Dayton this evening,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Mrs. Mountain Asks divorce.

Mrs, Leila Mountain, formerly
Leila Todhunter Dupuis, yesterday
afternoon filed suit in the circuit
court asking a divorce from her hus-
band. walter Mountain, of this city.
She charges him with cruel and in
human treatment and her charges are
borne out by the fact that her hus-
band was arrested last night by the
police upon the complaint of his wife
that he had assaulted her while in 4
drunken condition. His trial is set
for this afternoon in police court
They have been married about a
year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
7. p. ". Employees Bannuetted.

Last evening the entire salesforce
of the Peoples warehouse enjoyed a
banquet provided by the management
of the big store. Tables were laid on
the top floor of the store and they
were laden with every delicacy of the
season. After full justice had been
done the fare, a cooperative meeting,
such as is held at intervals. was held
and the employees exchanged opinions
and suggestions for the betterment Of
the service and the making Of their
store a more popular institution. G.
r. McAuslan, retail specialist Of the
the University Of oregon extension de-
partment. was present and gave a
splendid and much appreciated ad'
dress upon efficient craftsmanship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
JmIgo Phelps Rack,

|'|09N "N1TW WTN-'
Circuit Judge G, ". Phelps is home
from Heppner where he held a short
term of the Morrow circuit court,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Bootlegger eos Heayy Sentcnce.

Jim Fisk, a farm hand, was yester-
day afternoon sentenced in police
court to pay a 500 fine and serve so
days in Jail for violating the prohibi-
ton ordinance. A shipment of six
gallon demijohns of whiskey had been
sent to him from Montana and in
transit two of the demijohns had
broken, The odor of liquor led the
officers to suspect its contents and for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Men Arrested Here in Pen.

Chief of Police Gurdane has re.
ceived word that Frank G. Goldie
alias Harry Raymond Carey and
Thomas Cana alias Henry Ford, two
of the quartet of men arrested here
early in the year when they were
found in possession of guns and stol-
en- property, have been sent to the
federal p~enitentiary at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, to serve five year
terms. They were arrested at De-
witt, Iowa, while in the act of trying
to blow the postoffice safe at that
place. A third of the party is now
serving time in Idaho.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Drunk EorIeIts Rall.

l. $. Holmes this morning forfeited
bail of $40 in police cour on Il charge
of drunk"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15

There will be a special meeting Of
the Pauline Rebecca Lodge No. 1G,
held In the odd Fellows hall, Thurs
day evening, November 16, for the
purpose Of meeting the president and
for initiation.
BY order Of the Noble Grand ADV,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Sow Hosnltnl naIrYmnn.

Antony Gamma. who recently re-
signed as dairyman at the state pris'
on. has accepted a position as dairy
man at the eastern oregon insane
asylum at PendletOn-Walla Walla
Union
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
10 Try Idaho CASE,

Col, J. H Raley, prominent local
attorney, has gone to Lewiston, Ida
no to try a civil case involving sheep
on one of the contracts Of Il. n,
Stanfield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
PeOdleton Freshman chosen.

Ned Fowler. Pendleton boy who is
a freshman at the University of ore
son. has been acting as chairman OF
the bonfire committee of the fresh
man class during the football season,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15

days Chief Gurdane had the box
watched. When Fisk called for It
Yesterday he was promptly arrested
His trial was held yesterday after
noon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Will Build bungalow.

A permit has been issued to Arthur
Hatton for the building of a bunga-
low on the corner of South Main and
Bluff streets. The bungalow Will
cost about $1,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Golf Meeting Tonight.

a meeting of the Pendleton Coli
Club has been called for this even
ing at 1880 at the Commercial asso-
citation rooms and a full attendance is
desired,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
Nntlce To PatrOns

We will be closed tomorrow, Thurs.
day, afternoon, from 1 to 3 for the
funeral Of Mr.. George Eddy late OF
cur mechanical department.
fAdV) MCLEAN AUTO co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15

Attention,

at the Golden Rule care. All white
help. Regular meals rs cents.-Adv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-23
"UNCLE w" WRITES.
Rev. George Bussey Preached
Good Sermons. Delighted
Georgia People. Corn Good
Cotton Opening.
Written for last week.

I really am too sick TO write, |
hayn't been we'll now for more than
a month, I am trying the greatly
advertised medicine, Tanlac, and
should it do wonders for me and l
get to be as large and saucy as Gus
Edmunds or Trap McManus | will
let you know.
l see in this weeks issue of The
Advertiser a card from Geo. Bus
sey telling of his being in a meet
inc at tie church near me and Of
my not being able TO attend bu. two
DAYS (Which is true) but | see ne is
mistaken IN the name of the Pastor,
W.. Howard: In all, twenty-five
were added by reinstatement, eX-
perience and coming under watch
care. Eighteen of the number by
experience.
No, God willed that l should not
90 but | did not miss as much as
anyone might suppose. The first
day that l was kept away, a ycang
man and a young womandloveup to
my home, having heard that | was
sick. They found me alone, sitting
in my old rocking chair. | asked
them in, got them a watermelon
and for an nour We talked and l
knew from their talk TIA. Geo. Bus
sey was at his best. The next eve
ming a man and his sol.-in-law came
to see me and they too had the same
good news, saying that they had
never heard such sermons. On the
last iay two of my nearest neigh
bors came to see me, and one OF
them said, well ] have heard
preaching all m.y life hut never
heard such sermons BEFORE" and
also said that the Pastor told hIm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-23

and others that the two last sermons
preached by George were the best
sermons he eve heard. Now, all
those parties who came to see me
are members of my Bible class,
and though l could not attend l had
a feast at home.
And though two weeks have
passed still the people are talking
about the preacher and his short and
forcible sermons. Well, / am sat
isfed. l just felt like if / could
get George to come it would be a
blessing and it has.
Let me tell an incident of the
meeting that was told to me by a
man day before yesterday. He said
there was a man came from some
distance on Friday the last day Of
the meeting and only heard the last
sermon, and after the people we're
dismissed the man walked up to near
the pulpit and asked if they we're
making up any money for the
preacher and he was told they were
and the mar who was collecting
was pointed out to him and he
walked up to him and said. We'll,
| like to hear a preacher that
breaches like Mr.. Bussey does. He
just tells you what is 50 and what
you must do and quits. and here is
some money for him." That man
was an unbeliever.
Well, I guess l have sail enough
about .he meeting at present, but if
/ am living may have more to say
after the 18th Sunday, the day set
apart far Baptism.
Still raining? No, hav'nt had any
now for several days except o light
shower or two. And The days are
getting right warm, but a little
cool at night and It'll about 9
o'clock in the morning. Cotton
badly damaged in this section. Am
satisfied that 'lis off at least one
third if not half as most Of the cot
ton is late paintings and could not
be worked scarcely at all, but some
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-23

are now blowing it. The corn crops
are fairly good. Old cotton opening
right along will have to begin pick.
ing pretty soon. The fields in
many places are washed in gullies
from knee to breast deep and in
some few places cotton that was
from half leg to knee high is about
covered up where the sand drifted.
/ never witnessed such down pours
of rain. Some of the fields where
level looked like ponds of water af-
ter some of the down-pours. But
with all that when we think of the
thousands who have lost all their
crops in Alabama, North and South
Carolina and other parts of this
State, | tell the people that instead
of being blue and grumbling we
ought to be thankful that it is no
worse with us for we have some-
thing left while numbers have lost
all.
Uncle Nv.
p. S. ! forget to tell you of a
letter I got from one of Dandy's.
Harrison Butler's) daughters a few
days ago asking me to tell her some
thing about her father as a soldier.
l wrote her next day. l just tell you
this to let you know that the old
soldiers daughters like to read in
cident of the war, especially when
written by acolnrade of their father.
Harlem. Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-23
DOES SLOAN'S IMMINENT HELP
RHEUMATISM?

Ask the man who Uses it, he
knows. To think | suffered all
these years when one 25 cent bottle
OF Sloan's Liniment cured me-
writes II grateful user. If you
have Rheumatism or suffer from
Neuralgia, Backachc, Soreness and
Stiffness, don't put off getting a
bottle of Sloan's. It will give you
such welcome relief. 1t warns and
soothes the sore, stiff painful places
and you feel so mach bette. Buy
il at any Drug Store. only 25cts. l
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- STRAIGHT, UPRIGHT PIANOS
q almost like new

Kroeger Piano Medium size, walnut
case, excellent tone. Sale Price. 8
Emerson Piano Ebony case, fine re-
pair: Sale price ......... u
Singer Piano Large upright oak case.
Cost when. new $4,000. A rare bar
gain. Sale price ...l........,. u
Kroeger Piano Medium size, walnut
casesim first class shape Sale price. u
Boudoir Piano Oak case, small size up
right, just the thing for small apart
ments or cottages. Sale price. 16
Davis q Sons Piano Large size upright,
mahogany case. Sale price -. II
Boudoir Piano Mahogany case, fine
tone. Sale price ................. II
Royal Piano Walnut case, medium size
Cost when new, $4,000 Sale price. II
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The Monte Vista journal., 1916-05-27
Soldiers Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Seckner left on Fri
day of last week for their home In
Fort Collins.
Mr.. Stewart of the State Auditors
office, left for Denver on Sunday ar
ternoon.
Miss Pearl Lloyd who has been
absent some time on account OF III
ness has returned to the Home and
resumed her duties.
To the regret of many members OF
the Home, Rev. DR.. Mead was
obliged to cancel his engagement TO
speak at the Campfire on June ISL.
A regular meeting of the Board OF
Commissioners will occur on June
1st and Campfire will be held In the
evening. Mrs. Black and other
prominent musicians of Monte vista
will furnish special numbers or the
program.
The Ladies of the G. A. X. VIII
meet at the Home on Monday morn
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-05-27
Bowen

The Girls Embroidery club met
Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank
Golf.
Rev. Bcidlcr of Blanca filed the
pulpit for Rev. Resor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe entertained
Sunday at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Mcconnell and children, Mr..
and Mrs Merriman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter Barley and daughter.
Harley Golf and family spent Sun
day at Frank Goff's.
Mothers Day will be commemor-
ated Sunday evening in place of the
regular Epworth League services.
There was good attendance at
the drainage meeting Wednesday.
Several from out of town were pres
ent, but nothing definite was accom-
plished.
Mrs Robert Burns and Miss Hat
tie Burns visited Wednesday with
Mrs. Park Golf.
John Crooks came out from town
Thursday on his bicycle.
The meeting at the hall Monday
evening to discuss the consolidation
of schools proposition was well at
tended in spite Of the unfavorable
weather. The community spirit was
manifest by the interest taken in
the able discussions of c. G. Sargent,
G. e. Hart and Mr.. Ncwcomb. No
one should decide upon that which
so greatly affects the welfare of the
children without thoroughly investi-
eating the subject. Nothing good
was ever accomplished without self
sacrifice.