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The new enterprise., 1905-04-20
Circuit Court Adjourned,

The Grand Jury having completed
its lab rs, fled into court Saturday
morning, presented It's General Pre-.
sentiments, which were read, and
were discharged with the thanks Of
the court.
The court was engaged Saturday
in the trial Of civil case anA hear
ing Of motions In the Baker case
the jury having rendered q verdict
Of manslaughter witt a rccommen-
dalion to mercy, motion tor anew
trial was entered aud arcucd and by
the court denied, and the defendant
was sentenced to four years in the
penitentiary,
Adam Tyson, colored, convicted
Of burning the dwelling house Of
Judge Martin, WAS sentenced TO "A
term in the penitentiary for the bal
ance Of his natural life.
Frank Fasou, colored, tried for
ravishing negro woman at Ellayille
was acquitted.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20
A Dandy for Burns.

DR.. Bergin, Pana, H., writes: 81 have
used Ballard's Snow Liniment; always
recommended it to my friends Ms ] am
confident there is no better made. 1T
rs a dandy for burns Those who live
on farms are especially liable TO many
accidental cuts, burns, bru SEES which
heal rapidly when Ballards Snow Linl.
meut is applied, 1t should always be
kept IN the mouse for cases Of emergeu-
cy.' 2jc, SOC and 81 bottle az Day e
Jrug store.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20
tertainmeuts of the Week.

Ms. Charles Z. Davis entertained
a large number of friends on We'd
nesday afternoon of last week, the
occasion being in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. Judge Palmer Of Lake CITY,
1t might fttipgly nave been termed
beauty party from the nature
Of the game played. Each guest
brought five photographs which
were shuflled and dealt, and tie game
then proceeded each scoring a point
and progressing who played the
pretticst photograph. 1t caused
great amusement ard resulted in a
tie between Mrs, Louis Fraleigh and
Mrs. Alex smith. Mrs. Fraletgh ,
who was the lucky one, presented the
prize, a silver darner, to the guest OF
honor, Mrs. Palmer. Beautiful ices
and cakes were served and greatly
enjoyed by ali.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20
Attention, Co, c!

All members are hereby ordered
to report at the armory If the COM
pany on Wednesday, April 2Glb,
inst. at 2:3O O'Clock, p. M, to take
part aud assist in the exercises Of
Memorial Day. Uniforms and equip
mont must be in best cJnd tion.
By order Of
COLUMBUS B SMITH.
Captain, commanding,
Attest
OLA SANDERS, lst sgt.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Elegant Groom dwelling. Half
acre lot. Large garden. Servants
house. Barn and stables. Electric
lights. Practically new and first
class in every particular. Apply to
At h. G. HASSELL.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20

Friday afternoon there gathered
at the residence Of Mrs. B. B. Nc
Call perhaps the largest assemblage
Of "fair women" that has occurred
this season. Many beautiful cos
tunes we're in evidence and the af-
ternoon was one Of unhroken merri-
ment Flowers bad been cut from
books, numbered differently, hidden
and the guests INDUCED in a floral
hunt which was voted great fun. ="
Mrs. Tom Beggs found the highest
number and presented the prize, a
dainty piece of pottery, to the hon
'oree o! the occasion, Mrs. Hav ks, OF
Quitman. After the search all did
Justice to the strawEerrics, frozen
cream and cake. In the evening
Mrs. Mccall received the Younger
society people in honor Of Miss Ma
mic tripling, about twenty-five he
ing present. The Virginia Reel was
danced and a happy evening was
spent.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20
FOR SALE.

Blake residence, Lee, Fla. Apply
to Miss Evelyn Blake, 14ll Fla.Ave.
Tampa, Ella. I'm
The new enterprise., 1905-04-20

OLA SANDERS, lst S Ct.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06
WILSON CoNFIEENr

Delegate Wilson is not in despon- dent mood beca use of the present con- dition of the statehood b H.: lie be. Eeves the bill cannot pass during the present congress. h letter recently written to a friend in Phoenix Col. !, Wilson has this to say of statehood: . "The organization for the defeat of the joint bill has already been made az strong as it can be made and have vast confidence in defeating it. All of our democratic senators will not flibuster but enough will to defeat it. Senator Bate says there will be but one democratic vote for the jointure and that is that White House pet. Clark, of Arkansas. The governor of New Mexico and Delegate elect An drews were here last week and will return about January f. They both are fighting the bill with all thr sever- ity they can bring to bear. have written personal letter to every dem ocratic senator and son,e of the repub. licans, giving them in detail the grounds of our protest. l have also seen them personally and feel certain that we will have solid democratic opposition, with the one exception. to the passage of the bill. If it requires E f3libuster to defeat it all of the dem. ocratie senators will not join in it. but we can depend on Morgan, Clark, of Montana. Dubois, Patterson. Newlands, Blackburn and Bate. Tn order to pro- long the battle have prepared a sub stitute bill providing for the admission of Oklahoma and Indian Territory as enc state and New Mexico alone as another. Also an amendme1t to the original bill providing for a separate election and separate canvass of the votes of the two territories in the event the substitute bill should be voted , down. providing that, # either of the territories should vote against the con- stitution it should be left out; and that if one of the territories should vote for the constitution and the other against it the one voting for it should become a state. and the one voting sgaiDts It should remain as it is, m. effected in respect to this bill. The democrats will meet in caucus imme- diately after BeveIidge shows his hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06
wANY scosEveLT AT DALLAS.

Dallas. Tex. Ian. 5.--The Dallas Commercial Club today sent long let ter of invitation to President Reese veit to visit Dallas next spring and be the guest of the club during his stay in the. city.
 It is mentioned. in the letter that two close friends of the. President live in Dallas. Colonel John N. Simpson and his son Sloan Simpson. The latter fought by Roosevelt at San Juan Hill.
 AI-s. M. Morfoot does all kinds of work in her line-dyeing, bleaching and restoring hair 10 natural color. Hair treatment a speciality. Hughes block, room 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06

Tn a week from now legislators and politicians will be heading for Phoe- nix. Up to the present time DO legis- 1stion of special importance has been proposed. It is expected that effort will be made to secure some snti-gam- bling legislation and if the sentiment HOW prevailing at Tucson and Phoenix is general throughout the territory then it is quite likely that some law will bo passed prohibiting the Iunning of a gambling game in any saloon in the territory
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06

The Review is delivered by carriers tn the following towns: Naco.
 Cananea.
 Douglas. Tombstone. Benson. South Bisbee. Paradise. Morenci.
 Clifton. f-s. i'ft'l'''
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06

.no .ppLoAros a long s as g; %
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06

The members of the Arizona lesis- lature are the elected representatives of the people of Alizona4 They can render no greater service than by going to Washington in body and there pr,- testing in the Fame of Arizona and all Is people against the passage of the proposed joint statehood biil.., On to Washington should be the hrst- legisla- s.ve slogan 'shen the lawmakers assem- lae in Phoenix on the 18th instant.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06

D That new license ordinance in Tue. s5n must have given the gamblers Of tAat city "sueh dizziness in the htsd."
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06
rAe MONTHS SHOWING.

Financial statement of the City of Bisbee for the quarter ending Decem- Der 31. 1904.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
CHARLEY TO BUST
JOHNSON SCHEME
PROPOSAL TO AMALGAMATE THE
NATIONAL AND AMERICAN
LEAGUES INTO ONE GIGANTIC
ORGANIZATION.

/ CHICAGO, NOV o. The American
baseball lcamo met IN annual cssion
here today ana despite The ayowed
statment Of President Charles Comis.
key. OF tie local club that the Amert
can league Was en- the verge Of dis
ruption, today's session was as har-
monious as a family reunion. Routine
business occupied the time Of the mag
mates today ana another meeting viii
he held tomorrow.
There Is apparently feeling OF I'M
rest among the magnates and the gen
oral belief tonight is that.the proposed
amalgamation OF the American and
National leagues win come tp for cen
liberation tomorrow Should the pro-
posed scheme 3. sotua@ tomorrow s
sion " II be a warm one The plan
III amalgamation, Il is a'G. Is tor u
ca NATION ho present maioe lea
gaus iu'a G5er ana uinCr league.
IN Eaa,n phfa }elpAia ana St Louis
teams f the American ana National
leaga IS are to be consolidated and in
ether ci35s where the Two leagues now
c0n1 G. the present league national
clubs viii lie taken into the New Ma
fioual League and American clubs
drown back into minor league,
which Is to retain the name % Ameri.
Gan league, bur which is 20 belong 10
class "a Of the minor leagues.
If this plan should be carried out
would leave Comiskey IF he Chica-
go club, ANA Farrell Of the New York
American leaeia oJ' the cousoli-
datian scheme AecardiuS to the ama-
gaua ion plan The uaw National loa-
me would be made up of eight Of The
best cities in the country. vita Presi-
dent Johnson az The American league.
as president of BE new oraanization
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

November @. 1905.

a.
e. Ia'ia sn, sayoral month,
p'oy ,',l,finn 80 ~ n,other Mrs. r n
n.,a,,
win u roo ~ t,hnson Geo e
,r.t.sata ,,a XVIII, ,,nCrnder ~ CAR,
.'af ,ana ,dsltors g,,nd,v
,,,.e y'ia,. pr,,ton Ior, ,ruesday fan
,'n la,. ,si5 fr,ands in rjln ond
raira
Mr.. Anna ware ID y.siIpa relatives
IN Nggnnlr Miss
Mis- MA orr VIA 4 employea in
~ bosnitql at Jacksonville arrived
Snndsv f.r ,isit win her parents.
I NJ. ami Mrs s. NJ. Orr.
Mrs l-hn spire returned Wednes
day from two weeks visit in St
!fou,s
Re, ana Mrs IT i ucGill dpparred
Tuesday for a ten DAYS visit with re-
arrives in Louisville Kv
Walter Haas OF ST Louis. spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs G. Mat
thei..
Russell corliss entertained mum.
M ~ liz friends ~ a house party
81 d8y might III his homo on Main
strac..
Mrs MARY rump departed Tuesday
ION 4 four months stay in Ashyllle,
North rajrai;na She was 9crompau.
ied Nv Mrs r. 4. Mullins.
Mr.. NJ. II. W:loughby visited her
daughter. Mrs. d. A. Simpson. in Cairo
sunda,
Married Sunday afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph Hess. Miss Eva Hess to
John Ragsdale. Judge N. c. Crawford
performed the ceremony.
The ladies oil the Baptist church
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
MOUND CITY. {

November p. 1905.

Ray Weaver of Grand Chain is the
guest Of Sheriff Weaver.
Dora Kittle left last week for S.
Louis TO enter the Wabash hospital
Miss Anna Henderson and. Mrs. Al
bert Merit We're in Cairo Tuesday
Jim Curtis and VIM. Steele, both col.
.ored, got iuto a quarrel Monday night
in a local saloon. Steele stabbed
Curtis quite severely Officers placed
Steele under arrest, and now anguish
es in Jail
Frederick Hood left Tuesday for
Broken Arrow, !. r., to be gone about
ten days. Fred has a brother there
who is a prominent democrat lawyer.
The condition of Thomas Disben-
net the young man who was so SER
i0osly injured on a load Of hay, being
pulled of while going into a run. is
not very encouraging. He has no use
Of his lower limbs and is in "a most
helpless condition.
The dance given lasr night fTues.
day. at the Friemen's hall, for the
benefit OF The base ball boys was a
grand success. Good music. a large
and coDeenial crowd and a nice sum.
about $50. for the base bah club made
The affair one long to be remem-
bered.
Special meetings at the Congrega
fional church beginning next Monday
evening Subjects are as follows:
Monday evening, THE Second Coming
ST Christ" the manner and the day
Tuesday evening. "Nan al Chrisrs
Coming tie program of that day.
wednesday evening. THE Resurrec
o1,' how are the dead raised up
end with what body do they come?
Thursday evening. THE Legion of
Demons Friday evening. THE Par.
able of .he Sewer" Pros poets are
that the meetings viii Doe most inter
es.ine and a good attendance is an
1ic.plted
The coI0rei man who assaulted Mas
ier Roy Drake Monday night was
brought before Justice Read Tuesday
morning Justice fined him SO and
costs and not being able FOO pay De was
,sicn 10 jan 10 serve oat his sen
tence
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

Washington, Nov 22.-RaiIway
rat .makiug was again considered by
the senate committee on interstate
commerce today IN III an informal
way as no measure mas yet been pres
nted to lie committee upon which
Il can hase its action Views were eX-
pressed by several members which I'M
dioaed a sharp division as far as the
situation has developed There is ful-
thef iuJjcot on that majority OF he
committee viii favor q measure & wing
fae Interstate commerce commission
more power which means in some
form control over rates. It seems
quite well understood that three Re.
pubhcans and enough Democrats
favor such legislation to insure rate
making bin reported
informal discussions among Repub-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
DISASTER FACES REPUBLICAN
PARTY In MAKING OF RATES
a-is4-@-ss~ss,..s-sssa-s-'r ss4as--uas --ssAs -a-

lcan members Of the committee how
thai apprehension Is felt thar I a
bill should be reported by Republicans
ana Democrats against the wish Of the
majority OF the Republican members
il would create a division in the party
lhaj win work disaster in the future.
Republicans who favor raeemaking
Iteislat on assert tl4at the way to
AVOID a rupture i 10 support a con
seyatiye measure in line with the
recommendations of the President.
Some opponents of bin giving the
commission power over rates OK,
pressed the hope after adjournment
OF the meeting today that when the
views OF The President had been set
forth an agreement can be reached by
Republicans upon a bill which can be
pa ed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
TRUSTEES ACCEPT
M CURDY OFFER
CUTTING HIS SALARY I'M HALF
OTHER REDUCTIONS IN SAL.
ARIES or OFFICERS ARE ALSO
INCLUDED.

New York, NOV 20 Az meeting
Of the trustees of the Mutual Life In
surance company today the offer of
President McCurdy 20 have his salary
reduced from $3.50 900 TO $4,000 was
accepted and further reductions were
made amounting altogether to $4,000,
The names of the officials affected
were not made public,
1T was also stated it was decided 70
place all the general agents on a sal
AIRY. instead Of a commission basis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
FIGHT OVER ROOMS.

New York. Nov % In a fight in the
rooms Of The Paul Kelly Association
tonight one man was Killed and sever
al wounded others are thousht 60 be
wounded. Scores Of shots were fired,
but as far as known 10 the police only
one man went TO his death
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
GALLONS ORDERED
FOR A MURDERESS
tconclnded from First Pase)

sDTe especially in her home county.
bennington OH residents who do
Dot countenance hanging would rather
have the woman put 20 death than see
fhe county 60 through another murde,
trial. which would Zee inevitable if thc
writ re granted H IS the general op
inicu in The county that a jury must
convict her in any event
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

81 can call even this bluff rs the
vlriess telegraph operator remarked
ID The station al Gibraltar Baltimore
Ana giCun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

Don't neglect your advertising. 1t Is
as important as carrying stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

j. win wash and rub off
This complexion an envy me.
It's no secret 20 I'M tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea.
p. G.. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

Smalley den es thar h had any
thing 10 do with several burglaries in
Germantown. Pc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

Discover Ancient Tombstone.
At Culross Abbey in Fife. Scotland.
a tombstone has been found which is
believed 10 date from the fourth cen
tury Of the Christian era.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23

Watch style Of f77n.
One Of the fadg Of l77c vas the
wearing Of two watches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-23
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

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which to dress up for the royal entry,
but she should have credit for what
she accomplished in that short period.
Public as well as private buildings were
most appropriately decorated, with
greens, flags and bunting and with signs
bearing Inscriptions to suit the occa-
sion. The illumination in the evening
was especially fine The royal crown
and initials could be seen everywhere
in electric lights. The ships in the har-
Dor were also one glorious flame of
lights and colors.
Nobody who ever walked up Carl 10.
hans gade on an ordinary dark, foggy
November evening would believe. that
Christiania could be made to look sc
pretty at that time of the year. 1t was
like being in Paris or some such place
on like occasion.
The king and queen took a drive thru
the center of the city in the evening.
The following day, Sunday, the roya
couple attended service in Our Savior Z
church, and it is needless to say thai
the place was crowded.
Taking the Oath.
The chief event was the kings tax
ing the oath of office in' the storthing
The ceremony took place before thu
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most distinguished assembly the house
ever held. President Berner first adj
dressed the royal couple with reference
to what was to take place. Minister
Nicholson then handed the king the
written form for the oath, which the
king, with his right hard raised, read
with a clear, loud voice. The form for
the oath is: .:.s-sS.3
81 promise and swear to- rule the
kingdom of Norway in accordance with
it's constitution and itws, 50 help me
God and his holy word.'' Ss@ a
President Berner delivered a short
speech which he closed with "God
protect Norway's king. :, In this all
the members of the storthing joined.sHs
The king replied with a short speech
to- the storthing, closing with Z" Long
live the fatherland.;'' This was Choir
used by the members of the storthing.
Prince Heinrich and diplomatic rep
resentatives of nearly all European
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The Coming and the
CrOw1li1lg Of T1aakOn
Norwegian Thousands Gave Their New King
and Queen Welcome That Will Never
Be Forgotten---Detas of the Events That
Will Be Prominent in the History of the
New Kingdom.

to understand partly who all the cheers
We're for, ard he waved his little hand
vigorously to the people.
The king wore ordinary fur coat
and the queen was dressed much like
any other we'll do lady would be when
travelling on winter day. After they
been introduced to some foreign dipio-
mats and other dignitaries, the chair
man of the. city council, Mr.. Shougaard,
delivered short speech of welcome to
which the king replied in a few well
chosen words. The royal carriage lin
this case just IAN ordinary one) drove
up and the king and queen stepped in,
placing their little boy between them.
The procession then started along
the route before mentioned, on both
sides a solid wall of spectators who
were kept at d proper distance by the
guards. The cheers were continuous,
and when the carriage passed the Grand
hotel, where the park opposite was
allied with people, the strength Of the
joyous expressions rose to a climax. The
5000 school children at Akershus sang
Good Save the King when the royal
carriage drove past.
At the Palace.
All the members of the storthing and
the wives Of the cabinet ministers had
assembled at the place to meet the royal
couple. After the royal family had
been shown to their rooms by the CHIEF
chamberlain, Mr.. Rustad, they shortly
after appeared in the hall where the
members of the storthing were waiting
The president of the ,storthing, Mr.. Der,
ner, wished the royal couple welcome
Ito Norway in avery appropriate speech
to which King Haakon replied as fol,
lows: ! -. SIS. =. -. -. s. d.
:. "On behalf of my wife and myself
| beg leave to express our deepfelt
thanks for the words just, uttered by
the president on behalf of the people
and the storthing. Ever since w?
stepped on. Norwegian soil we have been
met with warmth Of hearts which it is
our hope always will be our fate to en-.
joy. Then it will be easy for us two
to take up the great work we have
waiting for us. j. .- ''~,.' Il
II take the reception that has been
given us, from the landing and up tc
this place, as a guaranty for that we
really h@ve the people with us. .
II lave the sure belief, also, that
God will be with US. = .,,~... -
''With this hope and with the prayer
that God will help us, I thank you once
more for the cordial words that have
been spoken to us since our arrival tt
! our new fatherland. - E;
The members Of the storthing ant
those of the supreme court were the1
introduced to the king and queen b.
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Swedish parents--was unable to get up.
The king and queen alighted imme-
jdiately. The queen herself picked up
the little girl and carried her into the
palace. a physician was called and
the girls, who had received only slight
bruises, were taken good care of, pre-
scented with money and taken to their
home in carriage. They are now both
well and happy, and surely most glad
THAT they got in the way Of the royal
carriage. s.s
Today the royal couple have taken. a
walk around in the residence part of
/ the city. They seem to have made a
fine start, and all indications are that
they will succeed in becoming popular
with their subjects.
The visitors are leaving the city and
Christiania is gradually getting back
into her old folds, and the new, day OF
labor for Norway has begun.