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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
s&lnbtonjsrts Der &ibsla= Ra:
peae TIM Tatr6aaf.

Seute finben bic S9lubtonaerte Der
italisnif9sn 9apsls untsr emilio &i.
Usla i'm 6airbant itatt, bie tud6reno Der
bsrfIofsnsn Wo9s bic Befu9sr bafelbii
unterbaltsn unb bersn gr6Btsn @sifal
sefunbsn baben. Ha<ebeno bas BRO.
sramm, pslGes ips3iel fir 6sute Nbeno
aufgeftslt 1T:
Part /.
I. March - ,,Dixieland" .......... Haines
2. Overture - America" (National
3. Trombone Solo = vViolets" =. Wright
(Signor Tigano.)
4. Two Step - Coax Me-. ..... Won Tilzer
S. Overture The Beautiful Galatea" Suppe
Part II.
6, Intermezzo - ,,Solome" .... Lorraine
7. Serenade y Moonlight" Moret
8. Selection from The Bohemian
9. Intermezzo-rLove's Dream After
the Ball" Ezibulka
10. Grand Selection Of Scotch Me-
lodies" "..-.......... -. Godfrey
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

Ratberine =. $ ann,
cine bo9bsta9te beutI9e pionierin III
nod LANCER f9uersr 2rantbeit In ibrer
Dobnung, 2026 @ural 6trabe, se-
forben.
Jrau SOfmann fam TN Sabre 1853
nit ibrem !is iiberlebenben @atten
6srrn pbiI Sofmann nod Mmerita
unb i'm Sabre 1859 lisbsn bieielben
fi4 In Snoianapolis nieber unb betsie,
ben langs Sabre srfolsrei9 Elm @roeerp
@ef9dft.
Dor 6rei Sabren fsierten fie ibre gols
bene So&3eit. Die 8eriforbene tuuroe
tn 6eRensNahau seboren unb 6inter=
Idbt auBer ibrem @atten un6 4 Rin6er,
bic nit einem groben 9reis Greunbe
ben Bob Der lieben @reifin betrauern.
Die gseroisuns finoet am Wontag
Nadmittas um 2 ubr bon pafor
Nidii9's 2ir4s, an Der Columbia
Nps. aus ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
9ie Yarf:Beb0r

Ra@t 8oitens8orani1Ias fir bas na9ite
Sabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

gpa 6. Sell. Sm Mlter bon
nur 35 Sabren murbe am 9ounsrfag
Abeno Jrau Goa 6. 4eil, oie Satin
bon 6uso Sell, nod idwerer 3rant.
6eit in ibrer Wo6nuns No. lll4 2ers
ineton Npenue, bur4 ben Cob abbe=
rufsn.
5rau Sell mar ifets eine rnuntere
frobe Natur, bic f9 bur9 ibr aufri4-
tises Wsfsn biele Greunoe ermarb, bic
nit ibrem Gatten ben Sob Der In ben
bsfsn Sabren bsrfiorbsnsn Grau auf-
ri9tig bstrauern.
Die 8eerbigung finoet beute Na4'
mittag bonn Srauerbaufe aus fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

- Rau4t his BONANZA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
A Very Modern Estimate.

Several actors and men of letters
We're recently discussing their favorite
books and authors at the Players
Club. when Oliver Herford came in.
Being asked to. name the best book,
in his opinion ever written, he
promptly replied: The Bible"
"And what is the worst-the most
unconventional" was asked.
THE Bible, also"
And the best book of short
stories9"
None better. really
But of fairy taes?" insisted the
spokesman.
The Bible conclusively. sis the
hest. the most complete, guide to New
York, spiritual and temporal encyclo
redta. sporting and dramatic author,
ity. gallery Of rogues and an gels. ever
con piled. As an example oia its mar.
Velons genius, II anticipated Carlyle
Boccaccio Cefvames, Marie Corelli
Homer Shakespeare, and mySslf Had
Mark Twain taken ii. iAs cad al
Shakespeare. as his model lie would
still have been Saint Mark. ny dear
friends. New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
HOW IT STICKS.
Cairo Has Found it Hard to Shake off.

Hard to bear, harder to get rid of,
Is any itching skin complaint,
Eczema. or itching piles.
Doan's Ointment relieves and cures
All itciin of the skin.
Cairo people endorse this state
ment.
Mrs. NJ e, Bradley, 1112 Washing
zema or rash caused me consider
able annoyance for oyer three years,
despite use of remedies both inter
nal and external. 4 tried u box of
Doan's Ointment, getting it at Paul
G. Schuh's drug store. II stopped
the itching and he aled the rash after
IA few applications. cons cientious-
" recommend DoanNs Ointn ent as a
reliable and effective preparation.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole ag ents for the, United
States.
Remember the name-Doanss- land
take no other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
The Ranchwcma an.

The success OF Mrs, w. N. Sherman
and the beauty Of her hospitahle home,
the famous Minnewawa ranch in Call
fornia. should be an incentive to every
woman TO hold fast to the home in
stinct while winning her way in the
business world. In the face OF much
opposition and caustie comment Mrs.
Sherman, soon after leaving an east
ern college. bought large tract of I'M
improved land near Fresno, deter
mined by her own Efforts to develop
its possibilities.
Her success is indicated by the fact
that Minnewawa is valued at over Ave
times the original investment. During
the busiest season there are over 400
people at work on the ranch and in the
cannery, Since discovering that by
personal oversight OF the packing her
grapes brought from 500 to $500 more
per carload than when left to the SUI
peryision Of Others. Mrs. Sherman
very sagaly concluded that a woman
can be 4 real helper. even though she
leave the care of the household to
some one else. Mrs. Sherman has not
confined her efforts to raisin growing
alone. but has national reputation as
stock raiser aud fruit grower Pill
grim
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06


plab mar aar 3tit ots 1ranoss ben
sinst nnsthtnsnH MtnfhtnmtHss Be.
iudi.
EahlsR. Die Hsut @arstgiduIt
iDhros bier siHetipsibt.
obdnngtpre itabt.
Qa6ts brannitn bier orsi 6duisr nis=
Der. oarunttr oas bsiannts RtItahraHt
3nn Janf; l3 JamiIitn nurnkn obs
oohIps.
Nttraus ZEN Wefsin asdts
ihuIs MeiraHs, Der in bisism Sabrs
PA arins Ihipd1Iift GhuIfinoer
lpdhrsuo Der srObsD Usri,R in ftinsm
am WaIos eeltgsnsn Gsrisntolpnieteim
perpflsst. ttipiligts Der Stooirdth
600 Wari. asi
WsiBtn. Bon tinsr @diIsrlatcs
itrophs iihb infoIg, tpoItsubrnGoriiutn
Asoens oas otsse 1risbifhtbai uno
oas Suubaatbai bsimesFuat poroen.
Stslsnrsiis putbt I'm zrisbiidffaIe
b, pole Der WaHstfIuib Don 1857.
ore 10 beotuttHR VsrbstrangtH aflrlh@
tst., iitsfibtitish.
Molten Rad iibstitauhsnsr
Wassnopsrdiion psrfatb in einsr
Trssbnst aIinit Der beige ehnl.
nirettOr Grnft Guiiau paul Ghnsiosr.
Der felt % Sabrtn an Der GpiBs oss
hieiigtn 2sbttrt0Atgiums Itanb.
lausn. DER 1oItsbeiIitdtse
fur rsiblia. 2unsentrunts IN GaroI1s
grin BEL Nusrbad Iino DON sinsm un=
betdnnt,n gBobltbdisr 10000 Mdrt
pertHahi pproep.
GiebenItbR. Gurh Grb1ngen
entIeibte Iid Der Nstipalter nss Hittsrs
| gutes AOtib0Hbsrs, nudbsm er zine
| Gtunre auppr In fr6bIihsr OtisuIhoft
ietn 9Orbuben iatrapeiis anstfiinoIst
hate.
3nidau. Cir Die beige satbos
IiIde @dul, loo Elm. TirsftcritslIs at.
sriinoet unb nit 5000 Wsart elnfangs.
ssbalt nsbit FREEZER WObnuns ootirt
ipsrosn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Casting BY Moonlight for BASS.

| suppose the average bait caster
knows very little of casting by moon
light. but to my mind this is mos,
pleasurahle way Of fishing, The very
weirdness and uncertainty constitute
its chief charm, for the more uncertain
a thing, the greater the satisfaction
when 1t Is accomplished.
Confirmed fiy casters often rdieule
the bait caster with the study rod
but have used both and il takes fully
as much skillsand practice to manage
the short rod as the long, whippy one
and bait casting offers a much larger
field and larger variety Of fishing thar
fly casting, A surface bait should al
ways be used, as bass strikes at the
commotiun made by the bait, not be
cause he Is hungry but merely be
cause he wants to fight Recreation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
DOCTOR WON HIS CASE.
Social Rivalry Cause of Strange Jus
tce Court Suit

tiCe GcuTt suit.
"My straDgest easeya said the Jer
sey Justice. We'll. undoubtedly M
strangest case was the one that DR.
Wheeler brought against old Gen.
Jones.
DIR Wheeler. after making mil
lion out of a patent medicine. built a
mansion outside the village and tried
to enter our society. But we are old
and conservative here and we turned
the doctor down.
old Gen. Jones is our social leader
and to get on the generals right side
DIR. Wheeler sent him barrel of Kah.
KEGS from his villa on the italian ri.
viera. Kahkees are a red fruit like
a tomato. You eat them like an APP
pie. They are very sweet We don't
ever have them in this part of the
country.
We'll. when stiff necked old Gen
| Jones got the Yankees he saw that
here was good chance to give Or
Wheeler snnb So he donated the
fruit to the poor people In the hospi
tai and he wrote note to DIR. Wheel
er saying / cannot, Of course, &C
cept the fruit myself but | will give
same to the hospital
Or. Wheeler was mighty mad. III
brought suit against old Gen. Jones
| for SIS, the price of the barrel Of kah
| Lees. He claimed the fruit did no
belong to the general proving hi
cleim with the letter of reputation
| and therefore he held the general II
giving it away, had given away hi
| property.
| 1T was strange case-as strange
a case as I ever handled. decided /
In Dr. Wheeler's favor"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
gBariHsif&e Staatea.

Stna. SIN Acknowledgements TT
Elm nsusr 9arif bsrsinbart ipprosn, Der
Die NrbsitsS.it BET @tbilfsn BON 10 auf
81 GtunoeH hsrabiebt uno eit aohns
erbDhung ppriieht
aauida SR nerh1ItnibmdBigsr
Riiliisteit beains bas Milhtlm ROB-
ihe Gbspaar I'M RrsiIs bon Ainosrn,
Gntsln lnD lrsntsIR bah jsltsns JeIs
Der eifsrnsn boh3eit. Ger Grsis Sahlt
SO Sabre. Isine DsmohIin 82 Sabre.
M tInib. glatB fhlug BET
8ltb In ben Rirnthurni Ill Winitrs1
BORT uno bsiddoigtt ibn ID tart, oaB
er iimgebuut ipsrben nub.
S.sga. Dsr Jirit bat BEN f5rdu4
leir, Gertrno gnrebs 3u Gseea In Ana
ertennung ber init eissntr lsbsnsge4
fdbr bewirtttn Rsttuns BON ritr Wldo-
den bonn 1oos bts Grifinssns nit iiIs
berne WneriennilnsSnlsbnils rtrIisttn.
net 5 d. SIll Utter bon so Sab
rem iturb bier be 5rsifrdu Wotians b.
8suit, Die Ianss 3sit Dem aItenbusgsr
9ofs ansebDrte. Sit gait ais grobs
Wobltbdterin, perfsbiebene Msreins
uno aud bic Rirhs habsh bon ibr sr.
| beblide 3uiDenonhger erbo!tsn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
srsie Staote.

3 ia III bnrs. Die Suaiburgsr
Bisrmaftbdrt sCitapia4 1T auf Gtt
allfgsbrannt llnb geIrinisr. Dis De
iabIlng tplirbe gsrtttst uno III Bahia
blanea gsIpnoet.
grsmerbapsn. Aitr iuurbtn
1000 ourdj Jsuer uno WaiIer bsIh6=
oigte 9allen NdunnOIle Derilsigsrt,
ipeIcht Der ensIifht Danipfsr ,Usaaa
bottdn" BON ylsp Grlsdns gsbraght
BAT. Bel siriem Durtbihnjtlsprsis
bon 200 WIqrt fir ben 8alitn iptlr0en
ruuo 100000 Dlatt gsISN
Gifbed. Die liibsdsr 5dnoslsz
flotts, Die erh iilhaIt bur6 ods 6insu.
toinHen mebrsrsr 9rpber fir 6ie s5r1h.
BON Giiofrlhtsn behimntsn Edmpfer
cine gsrmsbruns erfdbssr Bat, bat
ourt Mufnahme oe8 auf ner Ger
iilaniasMsrft All Risl fir Nthnung Der
bieiigen Uirlna G.ppHebl Il 60. er<
bauten $500 Resiiisrtonusn grobtn
Dlmpfsrs .Rarpit" cine tpsittre trbsb=
lide BersrGbsrung srfubrtn. Gubed
riidt bomit init fsiner RduffabrteifIDtte
an Die 5tpsite Gtelle BET oeutfhen DIT
ieebdno.lspldbe. Dsr tisus Ddmpftr
III tsitimntt, Die Gratranspprte Ser g.a
ndnntsn Girma, fir Biz TX bisher tds=
lib m.br aIs 20 Dampfsr in 3sithar-
ter Bot. BON RorOlAtpsoen mad Sem
ipenfdIifd,n GiIsnsebist (Dia Rots,r.
oam) 5u bttpGltigtn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
"AIf" Church vouehed for Him.

1t isA only few years since Woon
socket missed for good the familiar
face Of, "Alf" Church, for long time
deputy sheriff and chief of police, Q
man who was straightforward and
blunt inl all his dealings.
One oIay grocer went to "Alf' fol-
information about a certain Joe
White, who had applied for credit and
a book at his store, and the following
dialogue emsued:
Good mornin', MIR. Church"
"Mornin'"
do you know Joe Whittier" Y
Eyes" Va
H"What kind Of Teller Is her y,
Putty fair"
"Is he honest?'
Honest? ! should say so. Been
arrested twice for stealing and gcquit
ted both times. Boston Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
wrannfdwsis. AaSaft.

. rsa ur,fSdiusis. Der Bier
iiattssbabts oeutIdt GienOsrapt,nios
0dbsIsttrasr ttil6rte tinitimmis feline
Bsrsisibiuiaieit, init Dem dIstrnsiusn
o,utitsn Gttnostapbtrbitno GotsIs=
Berger III WsrbcnoIiinstn .in3iitrtten
bebufs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEX Ginigttit
ber 6absIsttreer'ftth @hult.
RBtbtn. ylathts brannts It'll bes
naatdrten BDrnitsi ous Qruiptisn oss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Make EueI From FOLIAGE.

In Paris a company has contracted
with the municipal authorities for all
the foliage to be derived from the
trees Of the public squares. gardens,
streets and woods within the limits OF
the city. These leaves are TO be com
pressed under high pressure and will
then be converted into fuel. which.
Il IL claimed, viii have far greater
calorlflc capacity than coal or any
other fuel Known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Meningitis In Animals.

Veterinary surgeons know, but the
general public probably does not. that
some animals are as liable to menin-
gifts as are human beings Goats and
horses are the principal sufferers in
the dumb creation. and from them the
infection may be transmitted to man.
In horses the disease is known as
"hydrocephahs acutus." or horses
affected with the disease, rs per cent
die, and the remainder have chronic
tendency to relapse. London Globe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
WHY SHE WAS LATE.
Poor Relation Had Great Sense Of the
Proprietles.

F@9tH nIsGAtQtt ffGd ltGGk 0GHSC vi LfBN
Proprietles.
The whole house was in hustle,
for the daughter was to sail at noon,
ard certain things must be had from
the shops before that time. while there
was no one who could, be spared to
make the necessary purchases.
For that reason the Poor Relation
found an unexpected welcome when
she put in an appearance to join the
body of escort, and was hustled off
down town with Instructions to bring
the purchases direct to the pier, since
there was so little time left.
The first and second bells had rung
their warning. and the agent stood by
watch in hand, to order the gangway
removed. when the Poor Relation
came flying down the long pier with
a very red face.
Before her she bore sundry pack
ages, and heedful of the fact that the
stevedores We're already Juggling al
the tackle, she sped up the gangplanl
before any one could stop her and
thrust the bundles into the waiting
arms. There was an audible kiss, and
the Poor Relation staggered down the
! now swaying plank to be received by
those on the dock
Il could not come any quicker" sh
| painted when breath came again. you
were all dressed up. and just simply
had to 60 home first and put on my
best things"
She had gone to the shopping dis
tr!ct by way of Harlem.-N York
Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Tne Student Encouraoea.

Prof. Sylvester Burnham was once
asked BY ono OF his not very indus.
trious students whether he Thought
Hebrew would be the language VI
heaven. The genital professor replied
" lam not sure; but II would be safe
for you to be welllpreparedr p Boston
Waterman
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Rest IL Valuable.

The only wa, to rest is etdown in
darkened ROC m with closed eyes and
.hink Of notE ina, Even five minutes
OF such rest is valuable hesmuscles
Of the face = alax, and onejdoesSnot get
a hard, set look. whichl adds many
years to TIL appearance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Modem Instltutlons crltleIsed.

May rs was the centenary of the
death of Archdeacon Paley, who wrote
Evidences Of Christianity" The arch
deacon likehed the divine right of
kings" to 'the divine right of con
stables" and satirzed the institution
of private property by the smile of a
hundred pigeons in field of corn
II. instead of each picking where
and what II liked, taking just as much
as it wanted and no more" ninety
nine OF them were to reserve only the
chat and refuse for themselves and
heap up the rest for THE weakest.
perhaps worst. pigeon Of the flock"
that, said Paley, would be JUST like
human private property
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

A nonagenarian. Mrs. Amelia Hatch.
Of ower Romsey, England. has IT'S
descendants living seven children. So
grandchildren, and 1903 great-grand-
children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Judge Read. with cnnnllr.e /,


Judge Whit nan is the only BIZ che,or
on the board OF city magistra les in
New York. lie was called upC n one
forenoon to marry a couple from Fhil,
adelphia. The brife handed him a
handsome rose from her bouquct and
said: Ifwant you to- take 1t he me 70
your wife. II shall he delighted to
accept IT. said his honor. "but can't
! wear 1t myself? | have no wife
The bride looked at him with com
passion That's toe. bad she Said,
fand YOU so good-lop liking" Then, sac
turned to him SUI ldenly and saif;
Wont YOU come ker to Philadelphia
and let nSe introd nee You 10 my sis.
ter?' IT she lc oks like you re-
sponded the judgs witha bow, q shall
be tempted to t'ike the next train"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
M lninQ or NasIu..,..-

LiteraltJ translated the wcrG' mas.
turtium means "nose-twister." 1T is
Latin and Pllny explains that the
plant e.eived its name on acco, Tx OF
the 9 feet of its acrid scent upois, the
hum h nose.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
SPANS Hot seen.

In 1909 so fearfulIy hot was II in
Spain that the streets OF Madrid and
other cities were deserted. while la
borers expired in the fields and tho
vines were scorched and spelled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
MsAfsasMra.

Rotod. Sum 9ibliotbstar an
Der 2anossunibsriitSt tuutoe OF, iur.
@orttrs trnannt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

Why suffer with headache, consti-
patton, stomach, kidney and liver
troubles, when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will cure you? No
money wanted unless you are cured.
30 cents, Tea or Tablets. P. G..
Schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

nen 6si 9omn1u, oas gum 5bsil Elm
8oTpsrt oss Gutes 6tbmsn 1T, bat
ben Yamtu dOhrnaIos srbdlttn.
y bmrg. Weg,n WsiHs
eioes iino bon Der hisiigsH StraItdms
uler Die g1dsrIshrlin1s aofdi uno
geuba, 16 uno II Sabre alt, gu il
tinsm Sabre gefangniB beturitsiIi
por0sn.
9]roptnl aLieitprruhF,r.
D anal g. Auf ancronura 0ss
&aiisrs lit Ser outn oie tiir5lids
6euersbruni. rsrurIdhte SGaeen IN
Der alien aatbatinsntirhe BON ne6s
m6nnsrn bsiihtigt noroen uno cine
p0lIis. Rsitauriruns Der airt. 1T
fiber.
Inger burg. Biirgsrmsiitsr
Gromdnn in gnserburg. friitsr giirz
ssrmeiitsr in S6peiRiB, ipuro, sins
filming gum 8iirgsrmeiitst IN Nsus
itaot bel 9aa8is seipablt.
Rbrii,proui,,t.
y arme n. Sum 0irsttor oes
nsusssriinoeten i.dOtiIdsn 9tbrsrin.
Hsnismiuars 1T Der iebtge Stsrlsbrsr
an Der bobsrsn Mdodenf9ul. in Ilits
teIbarmsn. Or. auolpis gsrIan. &c.
ipd9lt porhsn. IS
arsfeIo. Die Straftomm.y
psrurtbsilts Den aafIirsr GampbauIsn
bon Der 9ierIener 4ttienasIsaihaft
fir Gpinnsrsi uno Wsberei ipeseh lln'
terihIagung ron 1S5,o00 Widrt su
bier Sabrsn Gsf6ngnib.
81 iilbeim a. b. 81. SIN bsHab.
barten 8roib ipisIten aineer Beta
iteden. Sins iprans in cine 0utter.
fife. Die Gjeipielsn idloHen Die aiH,
ab. persaben aber ben tleinen Gefdn.
atnen, Den man erft am naditen Mor'
| gen eritidt porfano.
Wi. z@ a B b a d. Rad 55i1b.
riser 2ebrthdtigieit 1T Der asitsr osl
| itdotiihen b66eren Wdohsnihule, 9i.
rector gpbbah. in Den Rubeituno &c,
treten. Die ShuIs, oeren asitsr er 2e
| Sabre lang geireien lit, bat ibm einl
ihDne abidiebsfeisr peranitaltet.
Saar bril- den. Der Gdbritbe,
Iiber 2iittgens in W}uIltatt ififtste flu
bic 8edmieh4 uno Arbeiter 9seaiipns.
t1lle 10000 Marf.
aDrnpi,st ardITen.
DeIibfd. Der bisIiee pr1pa.
| ranoenIehrer 8eriten lit gum Meierps
leutnant I'M 9tnhaItiihen Jnfantsriet
4 Regiment 2sOpoIb 5rieorih ernannt
| 9err Aeriten, ebemoliger 3Dgling oei
| bieiigen aehrerlsminars, lit ser srIt'
| Helerpeleutnant aus oem WoltsIhul
lehrerFanoe In ber propin3 Gadfen.
/ 6alIe. aaaeB dIteftes srobndb
tifhes gorietetheater WalbalId fan
tiir3lih unter oen 9aniner, geitbis
| tender blieb Nentier Gi1ler aul
| Sh0neberg Sci Berlin mil 43O, 0ot
Mart, Der duh bas Snpsntar mi
10000 Mari iibsrnimms.
Rorbisoprf 9tuf Dem 3iegsl
inert Der a6rbisoorfsr 3uderfabri
ertituno eth Deiler, oas Die 3iegeIpret
dulage bernihtete. Der Sdaben b
tragt 10000 Mdrt. III aber ourh Ser
iiherung geoedt. Ter getrisb Der 81
gelei muB einftipeiien ruben.
4frnut,s, 5dllelirn.
greslau, s9ier tpuroen BEL Gl
perimenten NIT einenl ileler 0ei
gnIungs glppurate Der Hdufmdn
saufet iInb Bic Sngsniturs 5dom
burg, Iltmam uRo 8elber get1bie
Der sti3enlsnr Nai5ared tbuyoe fttps
ptripunott.
9 D.tlib. Der in aoRturs d
rdtbene pefbaItste aontlrSpsgipdIts
Jelonann bdt III omtlidsr gigsni1di
lei orei aonfiirfen IN DtiBpdFe
1170o0 Dart unteridlasen.
4irnuin, archaeological Jtri,t,
aisl. Sier lit Ser @ddtmsiiter
Wioat Georges bon Dem OsutIhs
GinisnIhifF aDittelstah.1 Der feline
llntergsbenen etheblisbs Sumuien Rql
lno unterialu9, 3u osbn Wonaten @'
fdngniB nno Degradation perurtbei
lporben
1 m Ns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Tin From Malay.

Tho Malay states produce about
seventenths Of the worlds supply cf
.in. N
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
3rrppit,, Wjfprr,,Jjett.

Eoni gsbsrg. pier tdgtt btt
ausidub bet jest iiter 10000 Wlits
.gliso.r sdbIeno.n o.utihsn Turner.
fhdft unier Dem prdfoi,lm ibrss Dor.
iibenben Or. Utro. cjpeB s2eipsia uGo
belttIob, ods ilddIte oentftbs 1arners
fsIt 1908 in Graniiurt obaubaItsu
Tornnau. Gas Drtf Stodtiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-02
Intcrurtan to I arelo.

\ Pontotoe special Saturday to
the News Sciuitar says: Pom
totoc Is to have an electric rail-
road. j. NJ. Bradley, represent
ing the Birmingham Railway
Light & Power Co., ia here for
the purpose of making a pre-
liminary survey and securing
options on the right-of-way for
an electric line from Tupelo to
Oxford, the construction Of which
is TO be commenced Immediately.
Mr.. Bradley says his company
has ample capital to push the
work and that he is well pleased
with the route thus far examined.
He expects to have a corps OF
engineers in the field in a few
weeks"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-02
oreer coavenIng circuit Court.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
I.aEaA cite county.
A Special Term CT the Circuit Court
of Lafayette County, Mississippi, Is
hereby called TO convene at the Cogrt
House at Oxford, in said county. on
Monday, November 6.h. 1895, at 8
O'Clock a. m to continue for 4 term Of
six days, tor the purpose OF trans
acting business of 4 Criminal nature
ard criminal cases and such civil
matters rs may be agreed upon by
/ the parties.
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court and
the Clerk Of the Chancery Court and
the sheriff OF ssid County are hereby
directed 10 draw from the jury box oil
fifty (5o) names. as provided by law tC
serve a. Grand Jurors OF said term
and Petit Jurors for the frat week Of
said term.
All parties and Witnesses in Stat.
or Criminal cases now pending In tbs
Circuit Court of said Co1nty. VIII taxi
notice and appear in said Court a
the time and place above named, ans
be ready for trial without any fur he
notice or service of process
Witness MY signature II Sardis
Miss, this the 18th day OF October
1895. j. u. ECOTHE,
Judge of the 5rd Circuit Court Dis
trict.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-02
The Urivcrs:tx Orsninr.

The University opened its fall
session Wednesday with brief
and appropriate ceremonies. AZ
ter prayer by Rev. j. NJ. Wyatt.
Chancellor Fulton made short
address extending 4 hearty well
come 70 the new members of the
faculty ard the student body.
IL Is the desire Of the manage
nent to become organized and
get down to earnest work as soon
as possible on account Of late
opening. We are gratified TO
state that the prospects for the
present session are very fiatter-
ing indeed, the attendance upon
opening day being the largest
for many years. Three hundred
names have been enrolled and
their are new arrivals on every
train. This viii be a banner
year for the University OF Missis-
sippi.