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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-11-03

When an Atlantic steamship has on
board what is called a full mail" she
is carrying about 100000 letters and
300 sacks of newspapers to London
alone besides large quantities for 9TH
er places.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-11-03
Eva Booth is III at New York.

acknowledgements Eva Booth
of the Salvation Army was to have
spoken here Sunday night. but it was
announced that she was i'll in New
York.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-11-03

Civilization is said to have reduced
the life of the horse, and at 26 the do
nestle animal is as old as though he
had lived 80 years in a free state.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-11-03
Victim of "Eratv Killed

Gambler, O.-Stewart L. Pierson, a
freshman at Kenyon college, was kill
ed by train while awaiting initiation
into Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-11-03

The robin is the last bird to go to
bed at night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
BIC Commission
HOUSE STARTED
c o TRY PRODUCE WILL
BE BOUGHT IN LARGE GUAM
TlTIES-MEN OUT SECURING
SURROUNDING TERRITORY
FOR EGGS.

J. D. Coniey OF Chicago, has cstab-
lishcd a commission house at tac
corner II Tenth and Poplar strecrs.
MI Conley yesterday stated to Tho
Bullet n tina; he would handle prin-
cipally egg tut would also buy poul-
try, butter. game ard all kinds OF
farm produce. Tho business has al.
ready commenced en- q largo scale and
Z the expectations Of the proprietor
arc realizd he win socn build up
trade of much magnitude
Mr. Conley said that no was drawn
to Cairo by the excellent location ana
tho vast amount of territory that was
easily accessible TO chs city. After
tho Building which he now occupies
has been romoGelcd, so as to better
suit his purpose. MIR Conlcy will leave
10 establish branch houses in various
towns within radius Of $50 miles
from here
MI Conley expects TO be able 10
buy enough eggs in Cairo ana vicinity
to amount TO at least two hundred
ca es day A testing machine is be-
inS installed and after the eggs have
been tested and repacked they win
be shipped 10 The larger markets the
majority going to Chicago. to be plac-
ed in cold storage for the coming win.
ter. A large number of buyers have
pocn put 60 work throughout the sur
rounding territory and large ship
ments Of eggs ana produce have al.
ready commenced to como IN. Mr.
Nonley il q pleasant man to meet ami
IS making many friends ia Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
o % q . . o o . .
"Rpdoih ard AdoIph,o

Miss AIKEN identity has been the pro.
Hlc underlying theme Of the French
and German school Of farce and farce
comedy for more years than one cares
70 remember aad yet j. permits of
sufficient voriato ns TO establisa-and
~ abIish firmly at that--a great mum
Der of American and English farce
comedies both musical and dramatic
Success has been pcrche1 upon the
box Office Cf many of these attrac-
lions. One of she most Consp cuous
examples of his is The musical ma
langc Of Rudolph ana Adolph7 by
Mr. Chas Newman. which under the
Curric, has had an unprecedented
success during tie past few seasons
rs humor s. broad and clean; The dia.
Eguc bright aud scintillaIng; the
various scenes Delightfully."- grotesquo.
while the accompanying mus cal NUN.
Lcrs have been particularly catchy
aad wbistly. Of course. as IL is to be
expected, dialect German when I'M.
corpo~ated in such a musical farce
comedy, adds much--very much to
the fun Of he situations Ths show
in entirety, as endorsed by the press
ana public, viii be seen at the opera
ought TO prove a tract for theater-
epcre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
HAD TO WAIT ON
FATHER'SC0ASENT
YOUNG KENTUCKY MAN WASH r
OLD ENOUGH TO SECURE IL
cENsE-iNTENoED BRIDE m
pucED HIS FATHER TO COME
TO CAIRO.

Yesterday was busy day in the
county clerks office and the marriage
license business was brisk.
Lee Adam Rothrock, aged 20, and
Miss Allie b. Gull. aged o. applied 10
County Clerk Miller yesterday morn
ing for a license to wed The young
mas was greatly discouraged when he
learned that he could not secure the
necessary document, according TO the
state laws until he had reached his
majority. without his parents consent.
The prospective bride, however. was
eoGal To tho occasion and she called
up her prospective faiher-in-law over
The long distance phone and finally
persuaded him to come over 10 Cairo
on The next boat and give his consent
and witness the ceremony All Of the
parties were from WicIlliife
Two hours later the young mans
father put in his appearance at the
court house. Rev c. E. Moore Of Gin.
ton, Ky, who came along with the
couple. wa on hand ana few mo-
ments later tied tn eknot in the
county clerk office
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
ELEcTloN NOTICE
Office OF The city Clerk Of lho City
of Ca TO. Illinois.

Office OF The city Clerk Of Tho City
of Caro-, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, March %, 1905.
Public notice is hereby given that
IN Tuesday, ehe Eighteenth day Of
Apri. a. D.. 1905, a general election
will be held in the City of caro-, Him
ois, Alexander County for the lection
Of Mayor. City Clerk, City Treasurer
city Attorney, Tollce Magistrate aad
one Alderman from each Of The seven
wards Of The CITY
For the purpose of the election,
polls win be opened az the following
places. viz;
In the First Ward. at the store.
room OF r, a. Kuhn, No go SIKH
street being situated ON north side
Of said stree. between Commercial
and Washington avenues.
In jhe Second Ward, AT tho ware
room Of H. Blooms. No 702 Washing
ton aveune being situated on thc
east side OF said avenue between Sew
enth and E ghth streets.
In the Third Ward, at the barber
saop Of Charles Anderson, No. 1lo5
Commercial avenue. being situated on
the west side Of said avenue between
Eleventh ana Twelfth streets.
In the Fourth Ward at the store.
room Of the Rumley Company, No.
1871 Washington avenue. being situ-
ated on the west side OF said avenue.
between Douglas and Fourteenth
streets
In the Fifth Ward. al the Corr
house OF Alexander County.
In the Sixth Ward. at Tho Hose
House on south side Of Twcniy-aec.
onl street. between walnut and Pine
streets
In the Seventh ward, at INC ware
room II G. A. SwoboJa, No 27lt
Commercial avenue, being situated
on 5. W. Corner Of Twenty eighth
street and said avenue.
Polls fer sad election viii be open
ed at ZOO o'clock a. m. and continue
open until 500 o'clock p. m. Of the
same day
Nomination papers for the said
election can be secured at this Office.
and must be filed in this office on or
before April 3. 1895.
BY order OF The City Council OF the
City OF Cairo. Illinois.
r. A. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
enly keresnds, Mira as.

BHy Ecysauds Bis Minstrel com
pauy viii appear al The onora house
on Friday. ApFil ilth THIS is IN
douhtedly he biggest leader Of eli
Minstrel companies headed by the
great and only = ny Kersands, who
win appear az every performance In
addition 10 the original Billy and his
bread smile, the company is made mp
of the greatest number of c0lored
stars ever brought together in one
organizat on.
An entire new program of minstrel
and gorgeous costumes will be used
this season All the late music and
songs, new and clever specialtes.
See the best and secure seats at an
early da.e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

Amons The other licenses issued
were; FIuoy Brad Wells aged o..
and Miss Ellen T. BlounJ, aged ~,
both of Willard, III.
Claude Il. Thompson, aged =, and
Miss Manic F Finley, aged 10, both
a. Charleston, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected 20 March 5th, 1905.
TiR FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route To
St. Louis & Chicago


1875 u. IN. Daily Ch4cNEu Festihuis
Limited, arriving W Chicago at le.b0 y. Az.
connect ing with afternoon trains tor all poigfs
east p d uOrih,
2:2Oa m. Daily St, Louis EiEht hir0i'cu
arriving ia ST. Louis at 0S u. ~, connecting
al Union Station for ali points west. hleepiEs
cars 1pan at o:45 ?. N.
5.II a. M. Chicago Daylight EEpresn
except sunday, makes All stops between CAIRO
and tnieage arriving in Chicago A. $50 y. IA
5sf5 a. m. ~. Louis Morning FEpresr,
except Sunday, arriving In st. Louis a, lI:Al
making All stops.
1880 ~. ~. ~. Louis Fact Mall, Arriv-
Ing in 81 Loais at G ;0S p. II.
1890 u. m Cbicago Midday Specia
striving in Chicago l0:6a 3. IN,
2.32p. IA. nsjiy ~. LOUIS Limited, ss-
ewing in IT. Louis 81 : 20 =. 10, connecting
Union station for Kansas CITY, Omaha, Den-
YER san Francisco and nlfpOints weat
2;32 y. ~. Fat Express T0r Bdin, -
Gnghan, Nation, Tolona, Champaign, Oh
cago
GfIOp. m. Thches accommodated
$40 %. IN. Chicago and HaHtern Fw
nress arriving In Chicago ct 5000 2. ti., rdisst.
spolis T:25 Cincinnati, 1915 O. NJ, Buffalo, a:&
., NJ, New York 1850 g. m. Sleeping ~ IA
Dr-ra-onyr, For New York avid casts
4 dSCgAENi cities should hcar In mi
that the Illin0is Central is tho quickest f"nie
hy many honrs lnavng Cairo nc Si1h .. M. an
arriving IN New sorE a; 1859 the second woEn
tug.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
eoY WlrH s ooo IN eoLp
Dicappcarc From Muscst nc, Iowa.
Two Hour after Arrival.

Muscaiine. Ia April After tray-
ciih- all The way from Doajwood.
South Dakota. with S5nn0 IN geld in
4 bag io reach Enc some of his grand
mother Mrs Mary Leonard in this
city l5-yearold Richard Hoorirln dis
appeared with ibe mrns y two hours
after bis arrivsl Toe Erauimn her
is frPHtc. and has asked 'hc aid ~
The pol 'ce The hoy was tho son OF
prcspector. Who un Dis death. sent
him. with he savings Of lifetime io
the old home in Muscatine
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

A dstuThance of moderate in:ens
ijy centers this morning II North Car
DINA. The high pressure area central
in he middle Rocky Mountain region
yosterdef morning now ccniers In
toe Texas Panhandle. with decreased
intensity
Freeing weather prevailed this
morning IN Minnesota. North Daio.a.
eastern south Daboia. western Kan
sas. New Alex 60, Colorado. Nebraska.
Montana ana Nevada Light fros's
formed in The vicinity Of Nashville.
Tenn, Abilene. Tex. and in Okiaho-
ma.
Within the last p aours showers
have occurred in the Atlantic and
east Gulf States. extre-=e upper Ohio
Valley in middle Nebraska, and north
em Culeradu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
BELolANs PROPOSITION
They are Willing 10 Take $4,000 a
Month From Santo Domingo.

q San Domingo. April Belgian
creditors Of Santo Domingo have pre-
scented a pro9osi on TO President
Morales and American Minister Daw-
son for a monthly payment Of $685.
600 to Belgians. in.imating that then
they would favor the debt arrange
ment being concluded. II Is expected
the situation win remain maltercd
until the United States takes final ae-
tion regarding the pending conven-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

Doing nothing for others is the IN
doing or oneself. We must be pur.
posely kind and generous, or We miss
Z the best part Of existence. The heart
that goes out Of itself gets large and
full CT joy This is the great secret
Of the inner life. We do ourselves the
most good doing something for 9th.
nrs Horace Mann.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

The Bulletin intends TO make fea'
turc Of up town news in its columns
everymorning. The paper will be
glad to print any or all the news that
will be Of interest TO the residents in
gNrrfh Cairo and they are hereby re-
qussted TO ither telephone or send
iterrs Of this character to either The
Bulletin office, G. c. FerreiI's store
4fOf Sycamore street, or w. w. orr's
store, corner Thirtyfourth street and
Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

second-class one-way colonist Tick
cts to California.
s3i.G5. Cairo ito San Francisco, Los
Angeles. San Diego aud all other
points, taking The California common
rate.
Tickets sold March 1st TO May l5ih,
and Sept. 18th to October 31st, 1905.
ANY further information regarding
The above rates will be furnished upon
application 20 the undersigned.
JNO. NJ. BEALL. G. p. A.,
st. Louis, Mo.
J. II. JONES. Ticket Agent,
Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
BLAZE AT THE HALLIDAY
Does SMALL DAMAGE

A blaze which originated in clos
ct on the second floor at Tho Halliday
Hotel las n'gbt az o. Dciuek. did q
small am unj of DAMAGE Fire DC
paTimcnt No. . responded to the
alarm bu. the Gre was quickly eNiin-
clished " IN a few bucket 81 water.
Few Of ire guests iu The hotel knew
that shere hsd been FIRE until il was
al over The cause Ct the blaze is
not known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

one-Way second-class Rates to Cal
ifornia.
s3165. Cairo to San Francisco, Los
Angeles. San Diego, Coles. Cali, and
al other points in California taking
California common rate; also 20 Pres
colt and Phoenix. Ariz. via ASK Fork,
and 90 Phoenix via Aarieapa. Tickets
sold March LIST 20 May 18th. 1905, and
September 18th 10 October 31st, 1905
A. II. HAESON,
General Passenger Agext
j h JONES.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

Yesterday was the biggest pay day
in the history of the Chicago Mill and
Lumber company. The Singer also
paid off large number of men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

Three uptown ladies' Mrs Sarah
Jackson. Mrs AYm, Taylor and Mrs.
Nd Snow were initiated into the
Tribe of Ben IIur last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

r rst Bug Why are you destroying
thai fine brush2
Second Eug-Oli tha IS ali right.
I'm 10 Manufacture a new breakfast
food
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

The Home Mission society Of the NJ.
r. church will give a ocial at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fer
roll Thursday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
PcrsIstsnt elb!o Rcsdcr.

Ambrose 8. Ottcy, an aged black.
smith. Of Cecil county. Maryland. has
read his Bible through III times, and
has jcat started GA the 1l8th pcrusal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R.C0

Winter Tourist Rates TO Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo, Col.
s46.65 round trip from Cairo. Tick
rs sold daily TO and including Anrii
50th. limited TO return June lst 1904
SELLS New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
The WEATHER
.|'.'+".-..~-.-............
Temperature Yesterday.

Maximum temperature, SO degrees.
Minimum temperature. IS degrees
temperature At p. m. 50 degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
SOUTHERN DIVISION
pUE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO HEMi ais
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA. NJ
LANTA. jackson WILLIE, "a.
VAHNAH, VIV95BgkO

NANNAFI, TIUh0HI 10
sld JACKSONVlLLE.
g:Os a. M. '"ghe Dixie Flyer" MsmphiS.
Meanwhile and Jacksonville,
1910 D. nj Memphis and Hes Orleans Limit
ed via Memphis, arriving in Memphis vt san
a. m aud New Orleans 3.i5 p. M.
G;lO "A, M Padueah and oaisVillf.
$40 y. ~, daily, hemphis sud New Orlesi
FAST Msil arriving Ia Memphis st 10 ?. m, snd
New Orleans at f.a5 2. m.
I:iO D. NJ, daily, Nashville, ChstAucogaaBd
Atlanta.
Gtf5 pm. Memphis and Eew Oreansspec'ag
arrive in Memphis al l0.s0 p IN, New Orleans
In;00 p. m.
$40 m. Paducah, Hopkinsville and Louis-
vile.
syF-For through tlcketE, sleeping car sccoiu'
roodatfons and further information apply ~
Illinois Central p assen niger station, Cairo. III.
j. IL. JONES. Tkt. Agt.
All. HANSON. Gen Pass. AIT Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
Westhsr Forecast.

Forecast for toCay for Cairo and
vicinity: Partly cloudy VITA not
uGca change il temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06

Rev. J. T. Stamford of East Prairie,
Mo-, is visiting Rev A. F. j. Baldridge
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
wsshinntnn RnlIclin.

Washington. hprn Following -
rho weather forecast Tor Illinois for
the next p hours
Scattered showers Ibig day with
rising temperature ay hcTers;
light variable winds, mostiy east,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-06
North Cairo News and Notes !:
|:

Of the NJ. L. church. South,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
indianapolis Brewing Co.

lin br,i u6r Na4mittaJs peroen
3pst Sp~scialsise bic Wilwautee Eur.
neridaft hierbsr bringen.
Ser Wilmautee S%urnosrein, Der
Surnbsrein Sabn fommen in einem
3use Der psnniploania g1bn. Gin
anberer Spseial3ng bringt ben SIT.
isite Surnberein, ben ygabn Jrei"
unb ben Norbieite 5urnpersin.
Nus f~olgsnben Stdoten trafen biz
isbi Die 8urnerriegen elm:
South Ysno, Sno /;
philadelphia, ga, Columbia,
Southwarf. 8ioga uno DO.
ncca &ieas);
2ouisbils. 2p.;
pittsbur9. 3D.;
@bieago, Sus.;
Cincinnati, Ohio;
Nsu Oorf;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Newart, q. s.;
Wiluautes Surnbersin vSa6n".
pa. &oao.
Shoieite ,8a6n fr.i";
MnrhfRitR

9efonbereu gntbufasmus erresten
bic In AZ WagsOns a~ngelangten Gbicas
sosr, bic pittsburser, bic 9 Spe3ial-
pagerl benuBten, bic 400 Mann farfe
Rem Yortsr Delegation. bic @incins
hotter, wsl6e nit Winiatur Srebel
uno 8iertrigsn oetorirt maren. Der
Horo Cincinnati Surnuerein. bic NIT
elmer Winiatur Whistep . Slaide ae-
i3midten 9o~uispiler, iopie au4 Die
mil einem Sps3ial3uge angelangten
Sele9aten aus oeE Stem gnglano
Staaten.
Sober 3ua bra3te feline ei9enen
BreSpertretsr nit uno bat fih bas bie.
fas prsb. 4omits Der 2raegsn beffens
anaenommen uno pirb ihnen in ieber
Wsiie bersitwiQisf our 6anb seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Snrneri9es.
Gut 0eu

gen UNI 6 llbr bic formele g~r6fnung
oes Noro Ameritanii&sn 3~urnfsftss.
tuelds hsuts Nbsno ON Wonumsnt
Plab, Dor ftd se6en fOq.
6oHentli9 miro Der Wetterprcpbet
ben bsriaiscsrsn @oritssn, bic Ra felt
Wonatsn bsmh5t battsn benz 6sfs
einsn sldn3snoen Nntria au esbsn,
teinen Stri4 bur9 bic Rs9nung
MAIDEN uno s'ua bic frsuoise Slim.
muns oerielbsn bur& etuaiaen &ssen
In 3rauer beruanbeln.
Tas reanerii4s Wettsr bat bisbsr
bereits bOis m~itgsipislt iniufsrns als
nod Deri4ieoene 0orSersitun9sn su
treHsn fnb, bic infolas bes naRsn
@etisrs ni4t aussefibrt werbsn
tonnten.
Nus pielen Stdotsn trafsn bic 8ur-
lsr i4on frib hsuts Woresns i9aarsn.
tpeiie i'm Seutf9en Qaus elm, ebe fe
nod bon benz 5sft.gomits smpfan9sn
rueroen tonnten. sic ale tuarsn oss
Na4ts anestommen unb bon Der 5abrt
ermtioet.
Sie sefnmmte Birseri9aft u~nierer
Stabt hdtte ben Salut Dernommen,
frih3eitiger ais iont ein9 ss aus ben
6sbern unb ban1 Elm Bid auf ben
Simmrl. Der fah omar srau absr
nt4t re9engei9pdnssrt aus unb Elm
6rc6ssfabl bsmd9tiste f9 Mler.
Oils sessn 8 ll6r Die aldnae Der po-
iaunsn bon Der epibs oss 2risssroeni.
mails ert6ntsn, ba bate f9 cine ftatt-
li&s anaabl 3ub6rer bort einasfunoen,
uel4e ben 3ldnssn beg vStar.fpun9lsb
Banner" Der vWa3t am &5sin" unb
.Mmsrita" anbdatis Iauiatsn.
am 5rsitas. firth weroen bic Ser.
trster Der ausmdrtissn 3siiuassn auf
ginlabuns oss 5sftcusi9uRss cine
@utOmObilfabrt our9 bic Staot unb
u~mss9sne MAIDEN. Sn 5air gant
ansslungt, miro elm @absIfribfid fer.
Dirt tueroen. Samfiag obsr Spnntag
finbet Dos prsB.8 anteit itatt.
Ssuts Wittas IL 80 llbr tumsr bic
pbilaoelpbiasr Burner bier on, muir.
ben bon BEN Romits unb ben bieFgsn
8 Surnbsrsinsn empfanaen uno unter
ber 2ldnsen Der Wuft nod benz Esut.
f9sn 6auis sslsitet. als Gabnentrd-
ger funsirts Der ~70.idbries Burner.
pionisr @bas. 9Olt. Der fdon i'm
Sabre 1854 beim 4. ameritanii9en
8urnfsff bort, ME in 1861 bel Der
Sabn . 9snfmalfeisr In Berlin bic
SABINE gstragen. Na9 singenOmmsrer
grfriidung bssabsn R9 Die turner
nit i9rsm Surnletrsr psrtu9, bsr
i1on am Sage borber bier sinsetroHsn
u NIB Nuartisrs bslset bate, nod benz
D snifon 9otsI.
Aus Gtneinnati traf beute
0ormittag SRI. Weta &iefsr, als bic
erfis K%urnlsbrsrin, bic f9 an benz
g%unbesfefis bstbeilissn tpirb, bier elm.
sic purbs snt6uftaFii9 smpfunssn.
9lus allen Simmslssessnosn bes
9anoss Ianstsn he on, Die uadsrsn
admpfer. nm fh 2orbssrsn su srrin-
gen. Wit fisssnbsn Jabuen unb i'm.
ter Der. 2ldns'n Der Wuft tpuroen He
empfansen unb 5u ibrsn reip. Quar-
tisrsrl ssbta9t.
N~lsntbalbsn srrsgten bic frdftissn
@efialten Der Burner bur9 ibr ftram=
mes Wari9iren ben ar6Bten Bsifaa
unb man4 .8ut DELL" purbe ibnsn
bon benz bic Strabsn auf uno abwo'
genben publifum 3ueerufen.
Sic Surner9au n.
Der 8abnbof bot bsute eth belsbtss
Bib uno aud Die StraBen ssuannsn
Elm ungep6bnlih bslebtes Nusisbsn.
Der Noro ct. 2oIis uno eiI !ibeil bes
Sdwsi3sr Surn=I ereins trafsn am
0ormittag elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

zines Der befdnbis pahfenhsn @ei1dfe unferer Giobt, md&ss ibt faf
cine babs straEsnldnas sinnimmt, IN oas %issn %etabliHemsnt bon 8. g.
Wafon & Co., go. 1872 gMf gDafbinston Strabe. Dstn, 6ausinid-
tun9sn, WOoe'. pub. uo gaenwaaren. eHberfa&sn, Saubs. M6be. 8ep-
pine. 8npehn ub cine Denae anbrer GaaeH. pel9e Samen BON befonberem
SnkreRs fo, fnbet man bel @afon's su isbr 3it in rihGder Nuswabl auf
ea9r. sgar cine bOlaanois snsertatss 9amsni4nsaoeui 1T i'm 5. eod.
mert sneer9tst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

Imp. PilSener und Humbser rom Fass
Indianapolis Brewing Cos Prize Beer"
Refine Mosel und Rhein Weine.
Separat Raume fir Dinner
und Supper Parties.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

Hungarian Goulash 80. ...........4 oc
\ Broiled Spring Chicken ..........5 soc
Beef Tongue Sauce Piquante 40
Wiener Schnitzel -. ........... 4oc
Imp. Frankfurter und Kraut. .........25
Halter Aufschnitt 4oc
Holland Herring ....... ..I5c
Bismark Herring zoe
Imp. Camembert ...z5c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

SUPPER SOC a la Carte. From 5 to 9 P. N.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

gesebt n4t, bab Sas 9nieloorfer Bier ben eroben 9uis auf Der
ct. 2ms @dtausfeluns nbhn ais Der reunbmb Der get Der @OltOmmsnbet"; an 3pf
Die sase @rte. Sir @mg ODER Nuorts hkpbonhe man SIS or 600, uniaem 6af9en=
Tepmhment. Snh @bHafruns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

Der Babnbof bot bsute eth belsbtss
Bib uno au4 bic StraBen sstuannsn
Elm ungew6bnlia bslebtss Iusisbsn
Der Norb ct. 2oais uno eiE i6eil bes
S9weiSsr SurnsI ereins trafsn am
0ormittag elm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-08-24

the marriage ceremony. Then they
threatened me with dire pains and pen
alties If 1 ran away, raised their hats
to the late wilder. and mint later
galloped away and left us cooin' on the
doorstep. They had fastened rope
around my neck and given her the end
to hold.
Joey, dear" she says when they had
departed, why this GOODNESS of de-
meanor lords your birdie?"
"Git out!' says.
Does that mean that thou dost not
love to dwell with me?"
TT dost."
"Dost it mean that thou wilt not sit
here with me when the sun goes down
and the gloamin' comes and recite
poetry in my ear and tell me tales of
love and romance?"
"I'll never even squeeze your hand"
"Say not SO, my Joey. l would that
ever. when the nay1rgnrs 1trueu sortts
into night; when the stars came forth
to tell their love; when the great, white
moon looked down upon us as we whis-
pered our tales of love-
Forget it!' yelled.
Forget it? Never! Not on your
life. Joey, my frollcsome darling
my pet lambkin''-
And then broke away and ran for
the wagon She made grab for me
and missed, and with one tremendous
bound l reached the seat and put the
CAD on the old boss and liberty was
mine agin. The wilder woman who
had lost her Joey followed me for a
mile, sometimes gainin' and sometimes
losin', but eventually my lucky angel.
backed by my wonderful Pilgrim Pain
Alleviator triumphed over all things,
and she gave up in despair and turned
her face homeward. Allus shake the
bottle before usin'. M. QUAD.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-08-24
Pilgrim Joe
Plods Along
His PAIN Alleuator Gets Him Into a
Perilous Situation at Red
Hoss Tavern.

Copyright. 1908, by R. M. McClure.l
I Rad sold forty-eight bottles Of
my Pilgrim Pain Allevlator
on the public square Of the
town Of Yuba Dam and re-
tired to my virtuous couch in the Red
Hoss tavern to sleep and dream that
the time had come when all the world
had turned to goodness, when 1 was
aroused by the door of my room bein'
kicked in by stalwart and indignant
men.
l beg the readers pardon for leavin'
him hung up in the air for moment at