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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

estate security having been sold under
previous mortgage and it being doubt
fuI ~ to golvency Of suretics.
j. II. Tnllock, {. |. Garrct and EN-
crrIt Hughes appointed trustees oi
Hamilton burning ground.
Dram>hop licenses were granted L"
j. NJ. Scmar of Clayton and Sam pos'
lt Cuutwcll,
W GRANTS ISSUED
Following iarrantN were issued 9th
rr than those enumerated in proceed.
ing, given above:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

Court adjourned to June ~ nj cN-
pru,c oi John Nallr oi llilltown to
pn,, ON petition Tor dramshop license
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

London June -. -kussian officers
a. NndNoStuA declare the crushing
naval def, al due 10 inefficient leader
ship la,k uf target practice and care
less muEruNrrng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Nauftaa alll 30. MUUcmbcr.

~ uiDingt0r II, :. T.. .. !Iop.
- NrGiiocnt Roolcpc,t critics. hrlltr
cine Qroflomotion lit me,@sr oy emf
piicblt, 0u6 0omneritol 0cr 3O. ?io
ucntbcr, ais Bet un0 ltUt'aum0a
to1 0cfcicrt lucrOc. Gt2 Erotlamo
tion lit cine ungrn0Djlld ,aul,. ,En
ibrcr Ginlcirmg bciprjdt ID, Die lin
0nncbmlidfciten mo w1'a,rm. met
chen sic critcn 9lnlicolcr In gmcrifo
olra0cicBt marcll, uno contrrtjrt lie
nit Dem ih0ncn Scbcu BON 1ult}lr
tldc.. .@Ghreno oc@ lcGtou ,\1hrra, "
hcift Is mcitcr in Sem Cr1dE limo
mir nit rcidcr Grntc ac',Jurt luu2
len. llnicre Gtiho't.iUe &oDl'oDrt
tpor 0roB. @ein on0trr2 &o,g nat iI
mats AMI elmer u bobcI Sulir 0c3
m0lcrieurn Wc0eibcn2 l@c'laNNul mic
0n2 lmicrc QcgcnmdrtlI. @&tr mrr
Sen uiht pom nl]aparlDl1u NrjnoIn
bc0robt. Gle Tcinoe uou mcldru
mir crl6it III mcroeu belcl ioutuL
iinO mirrr ciQcncu decentralization,
WclilItc mo [borbcltrL ulO Qrlrrr
0icir inltcn mir ~beitGuOll NrlIl ill.
rem" Suuit cnth0lt Die Frot,1ma.
tiou ulrr Die iibIidcu N1r0icu, in
--.I -fI...-| o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Mntc MridlGitc in Ghicnau.

GDicoQo, &Q2o ,. 9Ioucmbcr. -
Ger llmionQ Ger @rihditc I'M @roB
hanOcl GbicoQo'2 uno DER %,$nouitrjt
bot iih mGDrcno Der }u0Ii N}ouotc,
mrlhr nit Ocm uorQcitrjQru 81. Ntto
Der cnoctcrL nm 20 Nroiut Nc0ul
0u4 &oriobr mo lmt lOO Nrojcut
0racn Die 3cit uor 70 &obrcu NCltci
0crt, mic ans ocn BON Ger oGDico0o
Commercial Aiiociotjou" ucroiiCur
liNtcn 3oblCnanaobcn crljhtIib
miro. Noncutlih III 2mbctroht Der
WrihGit3it0runQcn, mcldc inn Cont
mcr Der Strife scr Gubrlurtc nit lih
brudtc, cridciut 0iciC2 HclHlt0t be
mcrfcu@mCrtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Stcncn9eIudIe.


StclcaeiHdi:
Gin Criu6rcnCr 9S%uritnudDCr .futbt SlcluflN
lt0h}uiruAcu in Ar. 40i, @ct.Scriuatum Sir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

glr, 135, Sarrifrns, nabc 9erin0f0n.ett.,
Geo. 4iirtbtr. IT.. @rnnsgo's Bier hGr'
mel YInih tun ~ tts nbr Ea6mtt
tnas. aee beutftsu gddst fHo sai 6s.
fEbe ei1eldosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Sin 0tiohcu in elmer TnuriIic pon f'pcj Der
foneU; iltiuca Nuue. i%cltelcr Northumberland.
0cim. gnd5ufru9cn in Nj. 2otS, TN
tau- &lncc. t3OI-U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
&crmiidtc tclcoropbiidDc Scpcidcm.

,<u I%rodcnhnuic Ger ollnlon
SAP x Gbcnlicol 60" }D Nltom &lI4.,
crplooirtc Gin aroBcr &orrotb 3ijnbcr
mo0lrd Ooa @cb6u0c ocnloIirt uno
Der @ormom ". @cctO Qct6otcr
mur0c.
- &u Chicago, Sll2., lit Gburlc2 :.
CCuliL Der bcfonmtc MohlcnNrlbcn-
llntcrucGmcr. Der Dor cinilcr Belt nit
DECENTRALIZATION in M0bc BON bier
Afiuionrn iuGirt bot um Sdlo9 &c
itorbcn,
- Giubrcdler roulbten On@ FoItunt
IN QCipotd), u. g., uuo, inbcnl lie 0cn
@clOidrdnf 'prcnQttn ulo inn $500
in Nuor un0 N]ricimdrfcu ]tntlnbmcr,
Die 30 Sabre oItc Nruu &otc
Nait, Wciibcriu 0c2 oMotcl2 Ct.
GGurlc9" an Der Mbitnru 9nuculr IN
Nio0oro Sails, u. D., ocrcn Uottc ijh
~, ',,". .,'2' ',,' "'',, -
5elbimoro, in0cm tie @orboIidlr2
truut.
@'' III @opf''l'''I' oe' "'ool,ov'
Der "tS'll'o't SioFoae 20 III &'r''
*0''oo'lP0l" =" lo'"o''' or'' "''''r
'"''''''.I w. N"'''' 90" ~,"'' "''
"o''lc' "''So''"0'''' o'''o) "ol''''5 III
oGi' @rt'Ef 'u'o'r o'rlrSl' eot'o .o''o
'o)lo'rllW NH o'I'l ScuV' oopo" 'o!''
Il'V''' SC' "|o'V''y't SWuoVI' p''tu"'
m,; 1,i.fo,, I,u> ~ ~ was,
S'' [''''o''V H"'''' ')| o''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

gdiie sur Rciic ms Ansfanb beiurat Is
giainr, Gr. III, ct. Yaut Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
VCrlnuGt
NeTlnnat
&erlangt i'm IllgemcinCn.
Observation-Disclosures nrinnt

Observation-Disclosures nCiudlt:
Gin IN Der IruubcnpiluIBltnN tihtider ian
Ger W,dHIt miiHlht Ciucu Observation-Disclosures
ant Hnpiluu}lrIlN bon &ci1I nm 1t'eltrntbCu.
Jtah3uirdGcu I'M NIrcou Oco nSeutideu GUr.
rcipunbCntcu." Goa 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

92O9 Nuihcl; GIcuotoren Norrntb
I55425 Nuihcl. &crfGuic: : yHoQ
Qon0 Nr. , rotbcr SIT 81, I 90. 90. 81
Sil@, 1 DO. Stcourcr 9tr. > rot6cr N
IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Snnoc M1nncr!

Grlsrut 9eIrgraSbirrn uno Giienbahn.gudh.
%iibrnHa.
$50 biz 800 WonaisrCSebaIt fir uufere Mt.'
f%lirtenteH ODER feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5ele.
9rdphttteit. N GrOber Ra6iraee. tlnfere 8 S0u'
len ftno Die groSicn in amstifa. bon ieotm
tabnsSedT1tcl ellptOblen. Sebt 1T Die bette
Belt gum @irtrttt. Shreibt ipeaeu aataioa.
Diurie Sdipof Of SelcaIdpbg,
9tneittl1fl, p; Buffalo. R.sY.; atIania, 60;
ga 9rot'e. Aisc. Iernrfutu. Ger: Can Hrans
cisco. Gal. (aoreiiirt an irpero Elm, Der pbigen
Sf0nfe.l tSuii6.4Utte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03


Nll'ldlag Grnladt l9crocn,
elcr, pro &l'8Cllo 2't. MS &c
Butter, pro Etulo;
Creamery separator 80. 20 bis 81
Creamery Snlltotloll 80. Is bl" u
"a. Nortblncltcrn SooIc IT. p3 II
Storc.Fodeo ..''''.'' 10 ms -
&St'Icrn Nou@'. 10 ~
Gr'oIller0 Fr'hl%' FIo' - p!' -
Cream, Frlht' = $50 : p,7 -
Mo-" %ao va. F~rll''"''' 10 DIS
Srtalller0 "tod@, N'o' : p'' -
Seo'fot@ "','''Av| pro F''''l': o'''
%i'0lef lut' o'H ''''' ,lI''"v N''9,'''
I've. DIS II''' G"'''' '''' DIV 49,
Sollo'll pro Fu"r -"'' p!' "''''
FlIi'r, pro F'l'l'o Loo o'' l"',
SruNtc nNo Dehlu C.
@ortol1EIlL pro %l''M'l '''' pi'
3Sr,; 3ltderrllorL pro "ltlo'l rs.
bis &c; NS.;Bto1L pro S3lllle $1,000
bl" Tll.oo; 3lolIo'lil pro "i'lott
'ot. bl@ SOC. @'P'TL pro "'B HI,2'
DIS Nlo"' orl'l'r "oo'lr''' P'o ""
'd'l SOC. ol@ I"v,' 9llol'oH pro
SFot' N"Uo ol9 H''U', 3P'y'l'''''|
pro Ml'le NI'" o9 N2.'"' "'F''''''
pro tSQb VIC. DIS Sb, NOtOtttll, pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Gaa:pn tai 8 tghtaHbtssa \.
Gpriuo's Canton etrberfruu5.oaa,.

3. Ctr. Ii. SoltAoe., Gguion.
Sunri liin r..,r oes Canton GieSerirnn5 49,
Gjrq'tunne iroeH Euunerlilg Nberb. -
9nHer.3irrPtn osrfnmmeit iib iehen 9i'u'
iind NbCnh. T~uitUrulsg'ier on SupI.-
g~befdpcnfs TcIepbou; 2BcIie 1853 8,
(4priit31D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

On TX
fragt die !, Die SOte, ge If Inner GesaLt RaJ
:sssa NMHlzw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
@rroet Sanscigcntbiimer.
Su %uerfnrien:

Mooetne 3iueiitbdiGe @duicr nit fets 3ir,a
merr an Der geftieite Der SrobesS traBe, suis
fben iairuOnnts9lOenue uno Sapeite.S trute.
SuBer ccinentirte Iener. cemcntiries Iroituir,
alaft Gepflniterte GtrnBe, Seien. FURNACES lino
WRnrnur.I reppen. RreiS $775. Sruuo5ins $50
pro Satr. Inter lei6ieu Neoineuneen pcrs
fault. Mnn nebme Die 5nirmulntsslpenu Cars.
@. :. Gallagher, 9amuiernebmer,
u2s-) yir. 2s0S. Scirmountsgbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

@tc 8. un0 song. Eirnbe. SnupiGnotii,t
oes sGabern SIR .ttnt. .g3cretr3." ~st1en
franz Ganenpereins. aGaninn Smmcrp.
8aus mo getbsEereiHs." aEeutibe SC
miiibIitfcit." .SehtIihmieoe uuicH' unb
,SefpersGonflabe 9tr. AS. ). s. s. frt'
l6es Bier Al tebar 3eit. 1eIepbcr: g.
& y. - Aoif 2h09 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

sr, 1924, Cft9lolrtmor, 'strats. - 8tm.
met MI Serren gu ovcmietbsn. - Setuiie
@etrdnfr un6 9elre. ~Rnn'S ter'Frau,'
rei,-Pier. Eerfnmmlunoslof1I be3 Oft
Somb1tofir. Smnterna. RGii' iirs 9sib'
8rreins. Chef. 2et.-g8pIfe 1852 B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

2tt5 Galucrtcn, JiOno, Hnus SrtOerid.NOe.
Iie beiicn SNeIue i'm g8eitGr6. W(Gbb
8ciicu gu ieocr 5eit. 8cihlitsiurth cine
Gpe8taliidt 0GuriGliurfter otS -gurs
rUltou ArbcltersDtuWttrtose".
(glprtl2U 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Rorbyh,Gde Buuqbs uuo @dcDltnesyfyoM.
Saup.uunrtier hes rFnoerrr WldilterGors-.
R.sO. sGde @uupb, uni C1rultnettr. 6er'
einsberinmmIung teoen 9oitneriIda Nhenb,
9teuy WttgIteoer ~mtlioutUen, Sor5hq'
libes Vier Der gtaiinrulsPruieret i'm Sdpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
.EEo


J Tr. g23. 'Nnrba Gneus. 9dc N%ntbonnsgtr.
] &crl1mmIuHasl0ial oe5 slntonin : Gons
] clOUcs VT, 900. }. %" gst,nben'9t'
) itrilts Rr 100 ~5binersEiitrifis gtr.
, 5. Il. b." 6aiue an an g}erelTs ~ BERNIE.
! then EPinftr Riele IQpir- NH nHnPre
, @ctriuTc. QclcgDon: 6. < y, &ulfc go n.
} N42--l -L-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
aops N. ssittsr's ,erIambia.oaG.,

@r. 1922. Gf,Vrdtt.s trdbe.
.!vtNens9 Grnit6htet Rereir' hertou,i1elt
no lt6en erftsn 2Ieuitas int 0lOlldt In
Der Saue. SGae tlr BereirIs NIB Htt'
Iittfeitet 1u OcrutteiaeH.
tNuu5 ll(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
nrnh sisA. .pleIphIs.ban.,"

scroofsGd. Der aoiD. mo SorreitsStrnbe.
Sunpiauortier oes 6cidnunere1nt rUltlo'
Ste, SinQfhuoen ieben Donnerftds :1bero.
s'.rInmmluuecu oes -@enteHntai Wetpep'
8er,tus" ieben 9 uno 4 Etenttoe i'm Mo-
moi. 9tlepboE UT. Sermon 28S3 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Griubrcuc W,ithcu fur slcuocrmulCu I'M Sc
p0ritmcut iUr Eumc NusltQc. HiubiuIrdpcl
N She Sub" Gtc uOu Baltimore uno Charles
StruBC. cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

gr. fl04, Observation-Disclosures,
Ser -giorouft SHner,sdbreno- -auotcttn
bon Baltimore" ~esriGmutlt tt6 bier
i.oen Wontas, - Secrg, ersbn 4 eonf
Bier ON 8dpt. RAD heutf1sr ert BRET
oom 3ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
rentidca Nrbeits Nannriinnna. Nrrcnn,

Dir, 2lg. Sto. Sborps StroBe. uutrr oer gluiildt
Der aNcuiibeu Scfcuihuit". - 0icicliAcn. ole
bcuiibe GaHopcricr, strbeiter mo SlenitboiclI
bl beibdttiGcr lpilnibcrL luUlerr 'tb perioltllb
nnCr in fruufiricH griclCu an ocH IQcutcu oer
t%@eicufhGit. SoBonn Z. WiCDcr, Ir. 2t9, siiOa
e~barp.strnRr, iuelocn. Uclber uneaiAeItiiIb
~ttuStuult ertbciItH Wiro. GprebltuIlocr bon I
his 3 llbr. CNdn2S, $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
3u o~erfanfcn.
3u %uertaufcu:

Su uCrtnhfcH.
Giadrrerf, CONFECTIONERY uuo @rctrru ca
ocn. outer SeihdfteplGp. ~nieoriQc .U,,ciLc. 81
fertCl iiuo inter Gbifire III. r. an scr
uSrutihcn Sorrciponocutcn" III riditn.
t9OI-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
TurSSrntidc Surmcr 5nmilie,

y NaBr i'm pnuoc. liuun 30 Sabre ali, mar bis
bcute alS ScililOcI5iihtcr tbdtiG, 5rdI % Sabre
att tiiMti0 in Niihc uuo 0unSbult nit clllcnt
q idbriQcIt Nnabcil, iuden Elm, SdrHl 81 ilbCr
nebmcn uncr 81 pcrmulicn @cfl. Ciicrtcu mn
Ter GDiIfre ~. II. 6orm" al ocn p1rutihcm
Surrcipuuocut". (29i -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Truouftcu MtGrft.

ltntcEltcbenoc Yrciie bcjIcDcn lid
olti SEN GngroS &ouoel; fir 0cn
&lcinbonoc! mi'b Elm cntiprcdenoer
NuiidIog gcmadlt l0croCn
Gicr, pro NubCn0 2lr. bis BE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Seine eruGe &~criammlunps Jidumc. cut oe1s
.llirt mo ant beleIbtet. SluGunq non NGltls
more Strnbe fopobl. lpie bon @ag sStrnBc. Bret
CT 8ebrnib Der Grobcn Ndlle u1o GOr3imfncr
miro allen pu0en uno Tcreineu G~citattet Die
traeuo Elm Simmer miciben. SCrner lucrocn
9antette iihcrnummcn. &ahluiruQeu in Rr. s,
9urh.@nn. StraRc, poer Ir. 1874, Cit Baltimore.
Gtrabe. tSept2g. 2Itie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Tr. 7O1 anb 7o7. toxTbaro'sfIebs sab
iuIttopn. Seiuste heiut uno 2iulicts.
Der %pefinottte Ert att Der froe, De
betfen SOLICITATIONS In otahlaabtnsn.
frpnpfs jisbteruHu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
9 crlnn

y I 7 II u u
Sntclligcntc, rcinlidDc W1odlcu, nm
bic Scrltcllnno uOn GbocOlnocsllcbcr.
5no nnh OnS %crpnfcu Ut c%rIcrncn;
outer %obn. NndbuiraAcn bel Der
NturbndD GGuculntc 81, GalucrtOn'
MUcmuc uno NUlin9 StrNNc.
SfttS tWfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

WcrIauot

Sin U,dobcu 1iir all0emciHc @auscrrrlt
gtuh4ulruQeu in Hr. BOG, Cit?3. GtrnRc.
t3OG 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Er. 2I6, CLAN, nGhe 9omdroNGttobs
GorBiiglihc gSeiue, Gpiritlfnien u. untpn'
gigarren SeTlcs Nier uiH 3apt. Gunib
fir Scfndfi5Icute Don 1i30 Born. bis
2 llbr GadbmittnU S. Ielepbou Is. 4 y.
lRi. Rernon 300s-N. (Wdr32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

tde 9u'ts iIUo 5Gtts&oerae. CANON.
War1icHosTe!eJbJn - 81 a.
Sduptulariigt 6es 6eiuHgp.re,n rs -Sbeh
meis." ,9nmeus9,reins o$ &oelue:S.'
.@antonseoneinues Rr. 446. >. @ o."
~Srienfuls8 ittrtfts VI. 1853, q. u.,~.- u1c
-3nriuH Spar u. gergHii sinss~Sereins',
(Sept21,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

gr. t20 hts 1922, 0arIoro'nbtnue.
SGlpialGrtier ces s9balia Nh nree6orS'.
0ale UNI Sommer9drter biuiq III ber'
m,t.ben @ufer Bias tit g~uiterHroker.
S~yeirite Getrdufe. Srtts5ool. g 4 ~
felsrbon - ut. BernOH 376g y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Wcrlonot IN gtninlnntpn, :. d:

WrtIuIUI TT NU1NIWUIDNt :, "
Sin elQilit lprCdhCU0t5 GbtNHdr, I'M nan
20uf6iuliuu III Ncbcn. Ser Utuuu iir Nuua
urGcit, Die Sruu. nm IN fu0cu. maiden Ilo
bilGcln. GmpiebIuNcu Der uu0t. Eiicriru
uulcr Gbiifre 80" AT Ocu oTcntifcu Cure.
tpouoCuten." tBUi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
NCutiNC SdluBr0tc:
QGric
FIRST CALL.

@c.fGuIc oti SO. hiciiacn Gf'cfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
gerlnn0i: Srunrn nno WGbdDrn.
0crtauaI

Sin iurGcs oculithes Mtdodcn U5 lbs II
Sabre att IN elmer flciucu SumIiic iir lcthi,
@all@urucit. ltnh}u'ruNeH III Hr. ITO, Nir.
6ullUlsS traBc. t@Ut 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

ID III $. 3ll1llNtrIl 23,.jNT vi
idcl; &eriouot bon Ocn Glcpotorcn
2S79 @uidcl; Glcuotorcn &orrotb
1858 Nuidelr. @crfGuIe: 10000
Nrihcl ,$omtor 81 52A. 100000 Sc
brllor 81 -, 10000 Sobr %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Wclo %aua5ulCibcn.

G&cur Sur Ucto nttbiG bnOt, luCuort Guf
C6rlUarlNcUtIum @cr5dUuirNCuhcit. NrIUc
HctbQCNIlla MigttoocU Wir. GrCmCr, 9r. l2O,
%Orb ,Fncn StrnRc, f.. 6lIr. GauuorU N]uiIoIrI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
3u pcrmictbcn.


Su ucrmictbcu:
Wt0blirtc Simmer init oocr ubnc No't, FAD.
~iliruNcu in Gr. i29, 6Orrcit'St rnRc, SCfntr'
Niartt. COD
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
VILLAGE HAS A BALANCE
BartonviIle the Utopia of the Country
Trustees Raise Their Salaries
just to Get Rid Of the
Money.

To the small. village Of Bartonville
The eyes Of the Cairo couneilmen turn
with watery looks Of hunger Iii the
treasury Of the village there Is some
Thug like $4,000. This tftopian dream
would at once be the envy Of the world
because the village has not from the
HAY II was organized ever levied Al
penny Or municipal tax.
Bnt the members OF the board are
rot regarding their constantly growing
municipal reserve fund with disintcr-
ested cyan AK the next meeting d
salary ordinance will cpme up and
probably be passed Some Of this re-
serve fund will therefore go for SAL
aries % the men who spend theh time
and energy looking after the welfare
of Tho citizens
Hartonvila has neither jail N0r Gala.
hoose ana It II said has fewer arrests
Than any Incorporated municipality n
the worl3 notwithstanding the fact
| that II has n'ne saloons within the
borders of the town. From those nine
saloons he municipality enjoys q rev
enue of $4,000 'par year, somethins
like $1,000 more than the annual cx
Ipanses Of tle village,
This II why the bankrupt city of
| Cairo might look SO longingly at Bar
Itonyille.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
Sister Found Out.

In direct disobedience OF orders.
tempted hy tho frozen surface III the
pond, Tommy tried % skate upon I'll,
but the treacherous ico gave way and
BIZ fell til Returning home SILVER
THO from his few bath. he met his sis-
ter, she sympathiaed with him III his
misfortune, brought him dry clothing,
and concealed his disobedieDcc from
his parents. Next day she came from
the pond III d similar plight In utter
amazcment Tommy surveyed her drip
ping form exclaiming; told Won
the icc wouldn't bear skating on.
Jennie. why did you try it?s N
wanted To see for myself whether II
would sr not" was his sisters tear.
lul reply New York Times,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
BELKNAP.
June rs 1905.
= a = d q ~ d ~ y y y y y 4


The medicine show III town seems
to he the attraction of the day.
Dr. II o. Williams made . business
trip to Tunnel Hin Tuesday evening
Rev. G. NV Hanks ana wife, Mrs
pearl Lasley Misses Ora and Eva
Bean ana Mr., Waiter Rees went from
here I'll Harrisburg Tuesday evening
aa delegates from our EpWofth league.
Mrs 7 r. lGYers " On the sick lisf
This week.
MRS. Maude Ponl On visited rala
tiyes N Grand Chain Monday and
TUESDAY
Nj h Brown II yislfhg bis son
Tack, at Brookp0rt, this week
Mn Lice fFersf and wife Ut Thebes
are 1T home again. WIe understand
that lige sold his place Of business
there aud Is laolSing ont q now loca
tion.
MRS. M. +. Weeks musical recital
Eis to he given at the M Il. church
Wednesday, June 2S
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS
Against Governor Johnston Of Mime
sofa, and Other Prominent Men.

Washington, June 23.--Tno depart.
ment of justice was officially advised
today that AZ d result of the inyestga
tion into the alleged frauds III con-
nection With the government Of the
Chickasaw nation, indian territory,
Treasurer Ward Governor Johnaton
ana ex-Goyarnor Mosaly III the Chick
asaw nation, tInitaa states Marshal
Gilbert, Banker Puiaam. aud Attor-
|neys Mansfield McMnrray and Corn
ish and others have been indicted for
reissping school ana general fund
warrants Of the Chickasaw nation.
The school warrants were issned IN
lieu ~ immediate money payments
! for various educational purposes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

a special home plate Is being made
for the game which II to take place be-
tween The Fats" and Leans the
2Sth Of this month Mr.. G. r. Stuart
who has consented to pitch fer the
Leans, after much argument and
persuasion was brought % bear upon
him. fears greatly That the fat men
win take IN 80 much room near the
one at present al The park that he
VIII have 10 let them all have h hasa
On balls OF else "hit EN- III tho head
which operation the Fata say they
viii refuse to stand for3 And i may
be said that Mr. Stuart has thoroughly
mastered the ms and outs Of the sa-
| iva twistef and Viii cause some Ct
BIS brother lodge men and erstwhile
opponents ID zoe things not dreamt q
in Horatios philosophy.
The catcher for the Fats, II 4
spirit Of braTado, has been heard II
say that he will not need / catcher
liver pad as nature has provided hin
| with d natural article that has the ont
manufactured ny spaulding skinned I
village block
| Wanted IA total Ut a79 pounai
| aNoirdupois lost in training BY tht
! will please return III The rooms 81 till
| Fats Finder win please return u
the rooms Of the y. r. Q. E and ye
| eeive reward.
TLa alahs alffst far fhn ttTfafgti gfal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to March sth 1905.
rnK FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest aud Quickest Routeso
St. Louis & Chicago


I:3s a. IA. Daily Chicago Nestibuls
I.tInIted arriving IN Chicago at l0.h9 5. M
connecting with afternoon trains Tor All point
east and north.
2;2o n. m. Daily st. Louis Night Limited
arriving in st. LOnis at 5:es &. ~, connecting
IL Union Station for ali poiats west. HlesDlns
cars open at 9:46 2. m.
Sab a. m, Chicago Daylight EEpress
except Sunday, makes All stops between Cairo
and Chicago arriving in Chicago At SO D. n
ssI5a. M, 81. Ioula Morning Express
except sunday, arriving Ia 81. Louis * li;F
making al stops.
II..Su a. M. st. Louis F. st Mail, urriy
ing In st. Louis ~ G .0S .. IA.
$50 n. IN, Chicago Midday Specig
arriving in Chicago, 1880 p. m.
2:32p. m. Daily st. Louis Limited, ar
riYiug III Sc Louis at 1888 p. "a, connecting
Union station for ansas City, Omaha, Den
yer, san francisco and ST points west,
2s.i2 u. m. Fast Express for Oflu, IA
6nghamy Nation, palona, champaign, Chs
cRgo
8,Iap.m. Thebes accommodation,
$40 u. M. Chicago and lSRStsru Ex.
press arriving in Chicago NJ los q. M Indian
apolts US Cincinnati, 1878 Il. M, Buffalo, 2s2
p M New York 1850 3. IN. Sleeping cAsr q
Chicago,
pssrengers For New York and castor
dS5IhkSto cities should bear in nliLt
that the Illinois Centraiie the quickest rout
by many hours, leaving Cairo at 9sos p. N. an
arriving in New York At 7is6 tho second morn
Ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
KNOCKED IN HEAD.
And Robbed OF S45 by Two Ne.
groes Last Night
WAS THE EXPERIENCE OF JACK
TERREY OF TAMMs--FouMp
UNCONSCIOUS WITH HIS
POCKETS PICKED.

Jack Tefregs white man, was
sandhagBod and robbed last night by
two negroes at the Mobile ana Ohio
crossing near the Cairo MIL HE
Ntas found AT 1850 O'Clock by Hid
switching crew of the l3ig Four, lgins
ls3sidR the track III an unconscious
condition. lIe WAS revived and
brought inta tAe city
fTerrey saYs that he was robbed II
s45 Ths negroes tArnad ail of bis
pocketB INSIDE out, and partially nn-
dressed him, evidently in au effort
to ilnd more money. which they prab-
ably thought ha had seereted On HID
person Even his shoes had been taken
oif arl the lining Of hi# coat elit
TerreY who Ii Al electrician, came
here yesterday from TammA where he
III ngaged fl Installing IN electric
lighting plant EEe says that last
night he met two NEGROES on the street
ana employed them To as 20 Tamms
and assist him III His work. lie was
anxious 10 get back 10 Tamms an6
when one of the negroes suggested
coins to the crossing and catching 1
freight train for that place he readily
agreed When they reached the spo
aher he was found The negroes at
tempted 10 hold him mp and when BIZ
resisted one Of them struck him ;
/ blow which rendered him unconscious
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
LOST HIS POSITION


Detroit, Mich, June ~ Society and
business c'rces were astonishcd today
when,lt became known that Harry G.
vanhuscn. q prominent club man, had
been married to Miss Ethel r. Will
iams, d pretty waitress. at Sandwich,
Ont, last Saturday Mr. Vanhusen
was formerly employed By the Splyey
Process Company Az Delray. and
through his attention To the girl, who
was waitress at the Lodge u saii
TO have lost hts high-salayied position
there. The family, which IL an innu'
entail one, refuses 70 acknowledge thc
bric. This Ii Vanhusen's second mar
riase.