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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Be Optimistic,

You will find it less easy to uproot
faults than to choke them by gaining
virtues. DO not think of your faults,
still less Of others faults. In every
person who comes near ypu look for
what Is good and strong. Honor that,
rejoice in II, and, as you al try to
initiate It. and your faults will drop
VII, like dead leaves, when their time
comcs.-Itusiin.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Happier Day for Finland.

DR.. X. NJ. PelEoncn, a distinguished
physician of Finland, formerly chief sur
geon of the big hospital in HelsingfoTs.
and now travelling in the United States,
believes hat happier times are in store
for his afflicted country. The new gov
ernor, he says, has given the Finnish
people to understand that the attempt to
R~ussianize them Is to be abandoned.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Feminine Charity,

Mrs. liomer-So You saw Mrs. Neigh
boris new Tea gown, did you? Wha, do
you think of 1t!
Mrs. Caller-lt Is quite stylish-Dut
don't you think the cOlors rather veal?
Yes; but they match her tea very
uicely Cincinnati Enquirer.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Caught.

Hmugglcr-Ilow dare you nccuse me Of
smuggling? Can't you see that l have an
honest face?
Ohicer-Yes, madam; but this is a case
where you're not taken at face value. !
happen to know you by reputation.-De.
fIoit lfree Press.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
New Marine Reptile.

A new marine reptile has been dis
covered in the HOsselkus limestone in
the upper triassic Of Shasta county,
California, by Miss A. NJ, Alexander,
an enthusiast on the subject OF fos,
silS.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16

was loudly %applauded by many Of the
civil service reformers present. The
president was defended by former Civ
II Service Commissioner Foulke, who
declared the country was to be con.
graduated on having a president who
was actuated by considerations of JUS
tice as we'll as of law.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Her Roobv prize

A HobOken girl who tired of waiting
Tor the bridegroom turned wedding re-
ception into a euchre party. Nobody
could blame her for offering the missing
bridegroom as a BOBBY priZe.-Patterson
Guardian.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Mexican Cabinet Rcappointcd.

Mexico City. Dec. l0.-President Diai
has %reappointed the entire cabinet
Friday he asked congressional rapN
ton thareto
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
Guaranteed Mining Investments.

We are the largest mine operators in
the West, and cordially invite you to
write for prospectus and full particulars
about our nine associated companies,
which have joined in forming our In.
vcstor's Guarantee Association, with 3d.
100000 capital to guarantee all our in.
vestors against loss. Write for free in.
formation and be convinced. Arbuckle.
Goode Commission Company, $50 Olive
Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
AS It Struck Him.

She - Yes, my great-grandmother
eloped with my great-grandfather.
He-Just fancy! Old people like that.
LOo,--Cassell q.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16
A Daily Thought.

will chide no brother in the worlu
hut myself. against whom know
most faults.--Shakespeare.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16

'Thcy are saying that you bought
and paid for your election" That's
right" answered Senator Sorghum. u
can look the world in the face and say:
4 owe no man d penny. Washington
Star.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16

Christmas purchasers should read Che ad.
verliscmcnt OF the Mermod-Jarcar Jewel.
rv Co., of st. Louis, and write for their free
catalogue. This firm is perfectly reliable.
They promptly return your money IL the
goods don't suit you.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16

The United States has granted $500 pat.
ents to women, but as yet there IL no
device for keeping a hat on straight
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16

"IIow's thincs?" inquired the breezy
Chicago damscl. "Oh, lovely" respond
ed the Boston maiden, and with a VIC
lent effort to appear free and-easy she
added: "1he goose is suspended at an ele
waited attitude" -Pittgburg Post.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-12-16

Wakcliclds Cough Syrup has stood the
Test in thousands Of homes, for 50 years,
in cures Of Coughs, Colds and Group and
first stages Of Consumption. Once used,
ALWAYS used.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
8emabe erialasen
gDurbe seitern Ncdmittag Ben @beat, Der
GIert beS 6euerpebr.G bsfS, burd cine
berabitir5enre Rite.

Bon einem fdweren unfale betrofs
fen muroe aeIfern Nadmittas auf Der
Wsf Waibinston S!rabe nabe Der
@ei1enoorf Ctr. Der Glert oes 6euer-
webr-GbsfS Ben. Wbeat bon No. $40
QepItone Qlps. Gerielbe fam IN 8e-
gleitung bes Superintenoenten oes
6suermetr= uno poliSei : Gel.
Spltems 8eorse 0OlOerman. nadOem
geioe Die gisitauungen etc. on Der
WeIt Waibington Str. =Hriide briid-
tigt batten, oil benz 6abrifgebdube si=
ner Garment Co." borbei, als geraoe
bon anaetslten Der Gabrit cine Gilte
Dor Dem @ebduoe mittelf 3auen etc.
ms Smeite Stoduert emporgeboben
weroen follte. un9liidlider Wciie
brad entpeoer bas betr. Sau ooer Die
Sdlinae l0ite ii9, jeoenfals abss Taults
Die 2ifie aus Der S6be bsrab unb traI
W4eat's aopf.
Wbeat iparos beiuuBtlos aufge6o-
ben uno bon 9r. Seifries pom 9ispsn=
iarium mittelft Nmbulan3 in's Ct. Win=
cents. 9oipital iiberflbrt. Dan bate
argenOmmen, oab er einen Sddoel
bru9 erlitten, bod eraab Die unter=
Iuduna i'm SoIpitale, Dab er nit stli.
den. a~lleroin9s iebr iamsrSlibsu &opf-
wunoen OapongetOmmen 5u iein Ideint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Some 8ranerei MrtiensO eiea=
iaaft.
Sobres. gsriammIuns Der getiOadre etc.

Sn Der @ermania Sale bieIten ges
fern Nbeno ote 9lctiondre Der .Some
grepingl Co." ibre SabrssDsriamms
lung ab. Sic Beridte Der geamtsn
gelangteni3ur Derlsiung uno bewieIen,
baB bic 8rauerei aud I'M lebten Sabre
florirt bat, un0 3tuar oerart, baB fur
Yergr0Bsrun9en uno @erbeherungen,
gnla9e zines 6lnidenbier 9eparte=
msnts etc. sos, 900 nusgepOrfen tper-
ben f0nnen.
9ie idmmtlidsn b~isberigsn 8snmtsn
wuroen per Exclamation mieoerertpdblt.
Gin Die Notwithstanding idloB
fid cine semiitblids %llnterbaliung. su
Der, ME iiblid, Der oSnoianapOlis 2ie=
oertranS"- eingelaOen mar uno bic oer=
islbe our9 mebrfade prd9tige @sidnss
Derid6nie. @ele9entlid bieIer Inter-
baltungs bieb 6err Nuguif W. 3ubn
aud ben neuen 9irigenten beg 2ieber=
tranl profehor @arl &iegner, in berg
liden Worten i'm Namen oes geiamm=
ten Gexti9tbums Der Staot wiltom,
men, anoere Reoen folsten, ebeniO fpd=
ter Solis, Ducts &C., uno ale 9beil=
nsbmer an Der f60nsn beutiden 6eff-
lidteit Derlebien mebrere redt berQniiate
StunbeH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
@idtiee @abnane
Der ftaOtiIaeu @siunObeits. gsbSrse.

Die itdoiilde @eIuncbsits : gshOros
bat eeltsrn bsidlohen, Die Biirser-
idaft Offciel aufBufOrosrn, allies
E infmae oh Gus Der
WaHerleitung ooer aus Brunnen fom=
meno. Dor BEN @ebrauh c
ab3ufo6en. Dies geIdab beg
balb, neil ale Wai1er. Oh i'm 6luHs
ober in Drummer, BEL benz iebigen
5bauwetter unbeoinet bsrunreiniat wer.
Den mu1sn, nadoem S9nee uno gis
modenlan9 oaseIesen uno ale nur err
Oentli9sn Site, Mitroben &c. aufssiO=
gen baben.
Gerner beidloB Die Bsboroe, mil
0ilfe Der poli3ei bon jebt ab fir BIZ
frieie Durdfnbrung Der Oroinanj 3u
Ioresn, pslde bas Qlusipuden an
6eitsnwessn, In Strabenbahnuagen &c,
berbietei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Samen=s lection Der ,,&uisbts Of
Tioelitb".

9ros bes poli3eiwiorigen Wettsrs.
trOboem es ginofaoen bonn 0immsl
regnete, batten fid sefteru Radmittno
bod etua bieraig Witslieoer Der 9amen=
Section Der !.6niabts Of 6ibsIitp" in
Der Sloisiie 9urnballe ei~ngefunben,
I'm tueitere. Yorbereitungen fir ben am
A. 6ebruar in Der genanntsn 6ane
Ftattfinosnoen Bcn Der vaniabts Of 5i=
belitp" gu trefen.
Die Damen tperoen einen 8Iumen-
ftano baben; ie weroen einen puni9
ierbirsn, BON oeiien Site maj nod
bisle WOden lang ipredea ion, unO fe
iUerDen AID i'm EeutI6sn Eorfe bomi=
niren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Mud in 9entialanO haben Die

Mu6 in Sentl6lan0 laben Die
@robinoufriensn. pie jebt Sie bisIiasn
S~noufrieaea unter Der 2eitung par=
rp's, aesen Die alffdnoisen Arbeiter
QemeinIame Sade aemadt.
Ser felt glnfang Magut i'm @anas
aetpelsns Strife Der 3ertilarbeiter in
Grimmitl6au, Sadien, lat nit einem
po0fdnoigen Siege Der 5abritanten
aesnoet. 9rOBosm geberoet iib Oas
IO3ialifiide 5auptor9an, Der Dor.
ipdrts", aud beute nod aroblprede-
riid. 8as Ylait Idreibi, Die Gage Der
idmpIsnosn Qlrbeiter lei teinespeas
Idwisrig, aber lie ieien gu Der Nnlidi
%gslangt. baB Der 0ampf nidt in unss.
mihs 3utunft fortgefiibrt peroen oiirfs.
8ieIen lc6eeli6en pbraTen gegeniiber
1T es 9baIIade, pab Die io3ialiiiIde
Agitation einen furdtbaren Sdla9 er-
belt. Dis windtprobe enoiete nit Fl.
ner idmdbliden 0ieoerlage Der Der.
bebten Mrbsiter.
8ie 6abrifanten in @rimmiiidal
muroen ourd Die iuoufrielen yerbdnot
bon 9an5 8euiidlano moralii9 uni
Tinan3isu INNER itdrfer uiterlfiibt.
udbreno unter ben Nusfdncigsn biz
uuBufrieOsnbeit in itetiger 3unabme be.
arifsn mar. Nod am Sonntao be,
I9lohsn Die 5ertil- Snoufriellen in
erimmItIdau, fe rlroen unter ieiner
llmlidnoen na6geben uno fid auf tel,
nerlei gerbanolungen einlahen. 80
miro allgemein als 3meifellos ahgeIeben.
oab Der Sieg Der Gabritenten in mirtb'
idaItlidsr ME in politiIder 0inli9i
bon ~ungebsurer Widtigieit 1T.
9as Gnbe oes ~2lusfanbes ION iiber,
raidsno. Die IOcialiaiide preHe res
nOmmirte bis in Die iiingften Gage
tinein nit ben unerid0pfliden 6ilfs-
quslen Der 9lusIfdnoigsn. Sebtere milf
len bic 9rieastOIfen traeen, Oa unge-
fdbT 1000 nidt pieoer angeffelt tuer-
osn fonnen. Qlls Notwithstanding gr.
ideinuns wirb nllgsmein Die sdr 3bat.
Iade esworosns SOlioaritdt oct Snou.
Itriellen berbOraeboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Die 0dnblsr bonn Of=Martte beab-
ihtigen, cine Organization gu srins
oen. UNI fir ibre 8edte ein3utreten.
sic berlangen unter Nnoerem, oaB Der
Wartt I'm 9ienifag uno 9onnerfag
Bis 4 Ooer 5 ubr oifen bLeiben, ni6t
aber UNI Mittag gei6lOhen uerOen
Iolte. glud baben ie nod biele anbers
gsidmeroer, osren gsieitisung Die Orr
ganilation ourdlsbsn ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Mn8 Staot= mo Gonntb=T Ser
mGItnng.
" be ter 8 a..


YausSnipector Stanlsp unb Jeuers
webr=Gbef Scots unteriudten geltern
Die ct. Sobn's Stride uno Sdule al
Der capitol 9lDe. be3ialih ibrer Geuer-
ldubs yorridtungen uno fanosn oie=
ielben in better Oronung. @ussenom=
men, oab Die @~erdnOerung aller 9bl-
rem Gngeoronet muroe. iooaB oieielben
li9 nur mad ausmdrts 6ifnen.
HraDo!
Stabtanwalt Warrum bat gelfern
bonn MapOr ben Nuf!ras erbalten, cine
Oroinan3 uus3uarbeiten, ourd mel9e,
icie n%oibnenoig, Die berId. g~iienbabn-
@eIsaidaften g%ejtuunaen tueroen iolen,
an DER Ot Midi9an Str. -2reu3una
einen Wddtertburm al erridten, iopie
Sdlagbdume anSubrinsen. Die Droi-
nail3 ica benz Staotrath In Der ilddiisn
Sibung por9elegs tperoen.
5 q bresberidt bes Staot-
ANNA ties.
Der Snbresberi9t bes jurioif6en
DEPARTMENTS Der Gtabtbermnltung fir
1908 1T 9eitern bonn S%taotanwalte
Warrum benz Wapur unterbrsitet mOr-
ben. gr finoet. oab bic meiIe Nrbeit
oes requirements i'm lebien Sabre Iid
auf 9lagen betreifeno manselbafie Wers
beIisrungen bon StraBen, Seitens
tpegen, yrildsn etc. ertredie. gr trai
Iein Mmt am 16. Oct. 1908 on, bod
bat ibm iein amtsborgdnser Greb. u.
SOB biz isbt nod ieinsn geridt iibsr
bic Qrbeiten oe5 Departements bonn |.
San. Biz gum Is. Oct. 1908 3uiOm.
men lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
NittwIntsr=y ~sriammlang
Der rspublitaniI9sn Seitunss'0erausssOsr

Die jdbrlide Mitiwinter. YerIamms
lung Der repubIitaniiden 3situn9sber-
ausaeber-g ereinigung bon SnOiana III
geifern abeno nit einsm gmpfang uno
Banquet i'm Glappool=S e~roIfnei
worosu. Nls 3Oaltmeifer iungirts
9rdi. 6bas. 20. Stiusrs bonn o2i.
bsrtp Seralo" unb Der Rsotier bee
Abenos nor @bas. 6. 9snrp, Der iibsl
bic Shues Der beporfebenbet Sam.
pagns" iprad. MuBerOem ,purber
nod anoere Vortrdae uno Gistliionsr
gebnlten.
Die @ei@dftssy eriamrlung be9inn'
beute Dormitta9 I'm 9 ubr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
soeialiHiidsr Mrbsitsr= Stub.

Der Socialifiide 9lrbeitersglu ber=
anifaltet nd6fen SOnntug. ben "a.
Sanuar, Absnos 8 llbr, in @emsin-
idaft nit benz Socinlitiiden Sdnser-
gunb, sineIeemhtbli9e Mbenbunterbal=
tung in oer.s9arugari-9 ale. gds Sno=
9slatpare- unb..psarl- Gtrabe. 6reunbe
iino eiugelaosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

sar aau6t bic fish 1 Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
@runO.iasntbums llsbsrtrasunoen.

Sobn q. Wegulougb II. ". an
gli3abstb 6. Chamberlain, Elm 9beil
Der Got 10. Masn's Sub. bon MuBen-
lot 1871. $3.50.
Qns6onp 80. Bomen on Saspsr q.
Wun6er, Got rs, @oburn's Sub. bon
Mubeulot 1872. $4,000.
Sasper q. Gunoer an Mnthonp %.
Bonner, Got Is. Sorin's 6ubb. bon
MuBenlots It's uno 176. $4,000.
Mauoe Ti. Sones an Wilber Bruce,
Got 46. Wegaslin's /. Moo. box 4eD.
ftone part. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Col. 80. 81. 3olIowapi unIsr
nsuli6 aus ct. petersburg sErtdas-
tsbrtt Mitbitrser. Der bort Ct Sabre
ais amerifanii9sr @eneral -lgoniul
funsiris, 1T iebt mad 0alifar, 81. g.,
absersiit. nm bort Ieinen neuen' poitsn
ais Generals Goniul ansutreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

SIN Der am 5reitaB Nbeno In Der
6ale DER Deutiden @eieaIdaft bon
philadelphia abgebaltenen' Sabresber=
Tammlung Der oortigen 9eatId.M meri=
ianii6en 0iltoriidsn @sIeaItaIt wuroe
aud bas folssnoe Organizations
gomite erpdblt: Hsb. glmer 6.
SobnIon, Dr. albert gernbeimer, bon
philadelphia; 8. Is. Ylosoel. Mle=
gbenp, 3d.; Noab @uier. Newari, q.
s.; 9arl gberbarbt, BOlton; Sol.
Seller, Sn0ianapOtis
Sobn 5iarts. Baltimore, Gurt Woelt-
ner. Wafbinqton, .. g.; 8. 8. Nien=
ffeot. ct. paul. Winn.; 8. s. 2ie=
nall. Netuar!; Or. 8. u. s. Nnber=
ion, @sorse bon Stal. Netb Dort; S.
20. yenae, Wbeeling. W. 3D.; 3.
Ostar Martin. Soabo; Gapt. Wm.
gadus, Glebelano, Obio; Or. Wm.
Gaertner, Buffalo, u. g.; Or. 8. 3.
G6neioer. 9oboten, u. s.; Wilbslm
Rapp, Chicago; emil Wlannbarot,
@bicago.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

oes 2anoes borausieBen tonnte. ideint
in bieiem Sabre teinen grobeu einbrud
3u MAIDEN unb aud In Der Wall Street
beeinnt uuperfennbar mieoer neues
2ebsn aus ben Ruinen oer. IeBten Sp0lf
WOnate bliibsn 3u wollen.
0as @ebeimnib oieier ii5erraidsn-
ben gorgdnge miro ain beten aus Den
obieen Hatilfiiden 8eridtsn ertannt.
wslde DIE Hsaierung iiber unieren arsz
mdrtiaen Sanosl oss lebten Sabres Der-
0Ifsntli6t uno welde mieber einmal in
3ifern bon Qauoertminionen angeben.
pie bisl 9roBer unIers gusfubr i'm
lsbten Sabre mar, oils uniere @infubr.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-01
FAMOUS SPEAKER COMING.
S. d. Gordon to Deliver Series of

S. d. Gordon to Deliver a Series of
Lectures, Beginning Next Sunday.
There is much interest being de-
ve1oped, especially among the church
people of Kenosha, over the series of
1ecture-sermons to be given here by
S. D. Gordon of Cleveland, beginning
next Sunday. Arrangements have
been completed for ten services run
ming through five consecutive days.
All of the services will be open to
the public and it is especially to be
desired that the ladies attend the
opening service at the Y. M. c.. A. on
Sunday afternoon when Mr.. Gordon
will give his keynote address on IA
Graphic Illustration of Power. !" On
Monday and Tuesday afternoons at
2:30 in the Congregational church Mr..
Gordon will speak on the prayer life
and in the two evenings on "The
Price of Power" and "The Person
atty of Power"
On Wednesday and Thursday the
services will be at the Methodist
church, the afternoon topics being
"The Great Outside Hindrance" and
GLOW to Pray" and at night "The
Flood Tide of Power" and 'One Great
Outlet of Power" These addresses
are widely known as "quiet talks
and are different from revival meet
ings. Mr.. Gordon is highly spoken
of for his intense and persuasive
style in presenting the high ideals of
the christian life, and his sermons
will be heard with much interest.
The music for these occasions will
be furnished by the choirs of the Con-
gregationa1 and M. e. churches. DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-01

THE charges that the naval train
ing site commission was unduly in
f1uenced in its choice of Lake Bluff
as the best site for the station are
not wholly unsupported. It has de-
ve1oped that a niece of Capt. Reeder.
head of the commission, owns eighty
acres of land adjoining the 172 acres
to be presented to the government and
it is generally understood that the
government sooner or later will have
to buy the tract, owned by the rela-
tives of Capt. Reeder. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that this fact was not discov-
cred sooner and Capt. Keeder's place
on the commission taken by some
other officer. Under the circumstan-
ces the selection of Lake Bluff places
him in peculiar position. 1t is diff
fcu1t to see how any charges of I'M
due influence can make any difference
in the selection of the site at this late
day. 1t was left with the President
by Congress to approve Or disapprove
the findings of the commission and
his approval of the selection of Lake
Bluff would seem to settle the ques-
ton. But there may be trouble when
the matter comes up in Congress. If
a sufficient number of the friends of
other cities in that body are convinced
that the commission was unduly in
huenced, the bills carrying appropri-
atoms for the station will have a
rocky road to travel.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-01
Treasurer-eIect FauItIess Secures
Bond for Proper Execution
of His Duties.
WAITS ONLY FOR SIGNATURES
Bond is Signed by z. G. Simmons, N.
J. Werner, Simon KreDs, Jr., John
Zens and Herman Brockhaus.

County Treasurer-elect Henry
Fau1t1ess, who failed to file his bond
of Office before the adjournment of the
county board, has executed the bond
and it has been left with the First
National Bank pending the signatures
of the sureties. It is announced by
the attorney who has been in charge
of the execution of the bond that it
will be signed by Henry Faultless as
principal, and by z. G. Simmons, N. J.
Werner, Herman Brockhaus, John
Gems and Simons Krebs: Jr., as sure
ties.
The bond is the largest ever re-
quired from county treasurer in this
county, for at the recent meeting of
the county board the members de-
cided that in order for the county to
comply with the state law in regard to
bonds it would be necessary to raise
the amount of the bond of the county
treasurer from $50, 900 to 5000 The
law provides that the bond shall be as
great as the amount of taxes levied in
the county.
The bond, contrary to custom, was
not presented to the county board at
it's session, but as the certificate of
election was issued to Mr.. Fau1t1ess
on November Is, he will have until
the 5th of December to filesthe bond
with the county clerk, and lit is then
to be approved by the chairman of
the county board and members of the
committee on bonds. -
In the execution off the bond it is
understood that the First National
Bank and allied institutions appear
as surety for the sum of $4,000, and
the remainder of the responsibility is
taken by private individuals. It is
understood that John Gems is to be the
deputy for Mr.. Fau1t1ess and he will
be largely in charge of the collecting
and disbursement of the moneys of
the county. nH
Mr.. Fau1tless will not go into Office
until the first day of January and
there is little doubt but that the bond
will be fully approved by that time.
There has been some question
raised in regard to the action to be
taken in the case of the chairman of
the county board not approving, the
bond. In this case it is held that it
would be either necessary to call a
special meeting of the board to APP
prove the sureties, or the present
4 &c
til such a time as Mr.. Fau1t1ess' bond
had been approved by the proper
authorities.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-01

MEN who have had experience in
municipal affairs say that Alderman
Anderson's idea of saving interest
money for the city by owing the debt
on the Durkee school for two months
instead of twelve is all right in theory.
but they are little skeptica1 as to
how it is going to work in practice.
They are afraid that with a two
months deficit staring them in1the
face anyway, the city fathers of a
future day may think it is just as
easy for the city to borrow little
more as little less to carry it over,
and that the deficit is not liable to
diminish very fast each year. In
fact, some of these skeptics are freely
predicting that the deficit will be as
large at the end of the fifth as it is
the first year. They remember when
the old city debt was first refunded,
and the awful weight of financial liza
bi1ity which had been holding the
city back Tor years was lifted, how,
in the first burst of enthusiasm over
the city's improved prospects the peo-
pie had it all figured out how many
thousands could be raised each year
to retire therefunding bonds, and how
soon the city was to be ''free of debt. "
They also remember how much has
been paid on that debt since, and
when some enthusiast shows them
as plain rs plain can be how easy it is
going to be for the city to pay for the
Durkee school by raising SO much
each year to be applied on the debt,
these skeptics only shake their heads
and grant scornfu11y.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-01
MEMORIAL DAY
Kenosha Lodge of E1ks to Celebrate
the Day Next Sunday


the Day Next Sunday
Invitations were issued this morn
ing for the annual memorial services
of Kenosha Lodge No. $50, B. P. O. E.
which will be held at the Guild hall
on next Sunday afternoon.
With the members of the Order of
E1ks the memorial day service is the
most cherished service of the lodge
calendar, and it is expected that every
member of the order will be present
at the ceremonies.
The annual eu1ogy will be delivered
by Charles Betz1er, of Chicago, Past
Exalted Ruler of the Cleveland lodge
of the order. Mr.. BetZler is one of
the best known orators in the United
States, and his "E1even O'clock
Toast" has become famous in the an
nails of E1kdom. It is expected that
many Ellzs from other cities will come
to Kenosha to attend the service.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the service:
Overture. ........... -. Stemm Bros. Orchestra
Opening Ceremonies Exalted Ruler and Lodge
Vocal Solo Bro. John McWade
Chicago Lodge No. A.
Conclusion of Opening Ceremonies........
Lodge Officers
Opening Ode... -. Lodge and Audience
Prayer. ............... Rev. E. T. Farri11
First Congregational Church.)
Vocal Solo .s........... Mrs. II. E. Tanner
Address-"Our ORDER ..
...... Exalted Ruler Otis L. Trenary
Musical Selection ....................Or Orchestra
En1ogy ........., Bro. Charles Betz1er, Chicago
Past Exalted Ru1er Cleveland Lodge No. 49,
Vocal Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bro. McWade
Closing Ceremonies Exalted Ruler and Officers
Doxo1ogy s...... Lodge and Audience
Benedction ............. Rev. Charles Mallory
pastor Episcopal Church.)
Bro. Jos. G. Rhode, Lodge Organist.
Miss Bessie Stebbins, Accompanist.