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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

CONNIE Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol
heading places:
and .cieman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co, Union depot,
Elue Fort Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27
SEEARS AND PASTE
Roreful.

VIVA do you think of government
ownership
1T IL a great idea, answered sena-
tor Sorghum. Il don't see how all
that property could be sold to the
government without some infuent al
people securing big commissions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

Mrs. ". W Blackmar, widow OF the
late commander of the G. A. r., has
presented the saddle. orldie, and blan-
ket once owned by her husband for the
use of Gen King at the thirty-nlnih
annual eneampmenL which takes
place next month al Denver.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27
Alexander
National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Gapt1l -....-..s'ss iuo'oVp
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
Officers
E. A. Buder. ...............P President
Chas. Feuchter. Jr.. Vice President
J. H. Galligan. .......,.......C Cashier
+. Spencer. ..... Assistant Cashier
Accounts X corporations and tndivid-
uals especially solicited. ExcSange
furnished to any part of the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27
Quite Apparent.

Sha-You know, Judge, our charac-
ters are d fferent, and don't want to
be In his way
He Yes, your honor. she Is pecul-
lar, and / don't want to Interfere
judge understand. You ask for
a divorce out Of pure love.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

Passenger trafic was goods On all
railroads out Of here Yesterday. There
was large crowd at Central Union
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27
up in New Hampshire.

Up in New Hampshire.
A barber who dwelt 10 New Hamp-
shire
One day did harry old tramp shear
When he asked for his pay
The old hobo said Nay
Ye made me set down in damn
cheer!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27
luIy Clrculation.

The above Is correct statement OF
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin,
daily and Sunday. for the year 1904.
and for the FIRST seven months Of the
wear 1905
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
/ Subscribed and sworn to before me
s1st day Of July, 1905,
-. LEO ]. KLEB
Notary Publ @
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

The NJ & o. passenger train fran
the south due here at 1:30 p. NJ. was
four hours yate yesterday on account
0f q disabled eng ne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

Elihu Root. on beng asked If the
pres dent was going 70 remove MT.
Conger. minister TO China. OF ask for
his resi- nation. replied 10 reporter;
Neither, I think he viii employ the
oriental subterfuge Of sending him a
poisoned letter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27
Accommoda.inn Eriend.

Are you fond Of music, doctor2"
Yes, but don't let that interfere
with your singing"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

of rs own parliament. MT hi mother
finally Quilted his highness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-27

yor viii Ind II IN the Bulletin.
For the latest news OF the day
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
NbacicBte NDniae.

Nus GnlaB ser Gnttbronrng oes
aoni9S bon Norluegen erinnert elm
bGniider Siltorifer on 1bnlideSdue
ans Den letter Sobrbnnoerten. Us
5eiat lib ga, odB 8onigsobiebungen
in europa ourd)mls nid)t leiten Dor.
fonlen mo in Ser Heael obne bluii9e
8epoIution Dor lid aingen. Sm Ell.
ropGiifen Horben oueroings famen
in ne,lerer ,3eit &oniaspertrelbungen
nid,t Dor, in friiberen Sabrbunoerten
boaeaen rett bGuiig. llno nament.
lid meiit Die &onigsaeitifte Shlue.
oen's iolde Sale auf. Nod, imSSub.
re 1909 pilrbe aonig @uitop Der
Gierte bon Sdlpebcn obeeiebt, uno
Idnaere Belt Dor ibm muBten aonie
Crit Der S%IerSebnte, lopie aonia Sis
gismino mioer @iQen ben Sbron
perIoIlen; mIBeroem baben ole re.
gierenoen aoniginnen Gbriitina nno
uIrife Gleonore Die Heaieruna ME.
oergeleat. 9dnemarf's @eihitte
tennt MIR einen Sail Der Mbietnng
zines aonies: i'm Sabre 1922 Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
SOmmeriproHen.
Bon 9 r. Srib NJ aurer.

8om olteu G%eiiouer, bem rauben,
ober bofDeroienten SeIomorihol
DeS SolootentoniQS Srieorit vii.
belms oes griten bon EreuBen, er.
aGblt Der SreppenlpiB DER @eltge.
idifte, Dob er lid in ieinen Sugenb.
iabren einmal bas @clidt nit elmer
Spedidmarte eineerieben mo lid
bierouf in Die brennenoe CONNER.
tonne gelegt babe, nm lid oui oieic
@eiie Den martialiihen, broumen
5eint zines rid)iieen giienireiiers 81
eriperben, nad) oem Der ungeItilm.lei
oeniboitlide anabe beiB begebrte,
l%lnifre Gamen lino anoerer Aniiht
ais Der alte ariessbelo. Obiuohl
manbem 3rauenantlis nad) Dem llr'
tbeiIe zines unperborbenen Sdon'
beitsiinnes Der Anflug zines gelim'
ben 0rauns, bas i'm Sonnenihein
BEL Minb nno Metter erluorben lpur'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

iaqte man Den aonig Gbriition ben
,3tpeiten. Bon AtorDeaen ielbcr fam
nitt gut Die Rebe iein, oa oeiien SO.
niqe Sabrbunoerte lang ailBerbdIb
Der ReibSgren5en ~reiioirten. Smltit-
telalter, ais Normegen ieIber aonige
hatte, noren ibrer gleib3eitig oft 10
piele, Dab lie lid neben chamber
uiht riIbren tonnten; in oieier Ferio-
De mogen Gnttbromngen bdufig ges
mug 3u per5eidnen geDeien iein. slber
a0nig OSfor BON Normegen mub
oo6 ollf lhon melt in Die @eititte
3uriidgreiien, nm einen @orgdnger
3u iiuOcn, Dem Elm sleiheS S6ldlal
mie ibm 3u She'll gemoroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
GilnnjCnbnrit.
Son (6cu. z II.


Sic Fllan5c ieIbit fcbrt ireuoig
lid 5rm &ibtc," lGBt Shiuer Weld
thai bel ieiner Sobpreiiung uui Den
Se9cn, Den oa3 2iht perbreitet, ia
gen. Gas Sit)t lit Der Filon5e ein
u%nbcoinQtcS Grior0erniB filr ibr @e'
oeiben abcr cbeuio notbpenoig lit
ibr 0a3 Walier. &ann ole Fflan5e
Oof MIR qel0itc NGbrltoIie aus Dem
0o0cn ulinebmcn uno be0ari l!e
ood 9lcitiaQ3 oca @allerS sum NuI.
bali Der G~lmeiBltolie, Der Starte, 0e@
3uder&, 0ea Nol5itoiieS uno uielel
an0erer Froouttc in Sen 5ahlloIen
minSi0en @CrtitGtten ibrer 3ellen.
Die SGbiQfeit ser Gilan5en, oa3
Woller Oca GrorciheS an lid 81 sic
ben, lit ocnn ulld) allBeror0entlidl
itort, mo cine QroBe Heibe BON Sor.
rid)tmngcn lorat ooiiir, oaS @aller
Ourt Ben Eilnn5entorper 5i leiten
mo 0cn beitGnoigcn Curt noh lbnI
81 itiucn.
@ie mcnt6ehrlih oaS Walier oe,l
EilorBCn iii, 0elltet lton oerl(mItano
al, Dab ser @oiicrgebolt Die Mengt
Der (rodeniubltonS aus Der Die ein'
5elncn Eilan5entbeile olit9ebollt limo,
qon5 beoCutcno iIberpiegt. 60 be-
iteben mahien0e Srgone IN Ser Re0el
ans 80 bis 80 Gro5ent @oller. Sc
nodD nrh mlSgerpadiene Sbeile Der
iilgen iibcr eincn lebr boben Wo'ler,
gebolt. Gas Splintbol5 Der per'hle'
oenen @oumorten entbGlt 30 bis 40,
ole 9lGtter GO bis 20 uno Die ileiidli'
gen @rr5eln uno 6riid]te 10 bis NJ
Erojcnt @ailer. GieieS @ul'er miro
inn @eientliden Dem gooen entitonl'
men, ob9lcid oie Tilon5ei1 oild) III
Stonoe iino, olrd oie Sberfldde Der
9lGtter Shou uno Megen olil5ulaiI'
gen. Ser gpporot iiir Die Wafererlt'
nobmc aus Dem @poen miro 9eblloet
bon ncn nit ~uns1bligen Ielnen Snr'
den bcocdten @urselipiben. Sltoenl
oicic Oiinnen Saoridldud)e oleNooel1-
ielldptiqfeit al lid ioiigeh ld)ipellelt
lie an, mo IN Solge Der Sfnelli'l'a
oriidcn lie ihren ,snbult in Die benad).
bartcn, nod nid)t pouig aelnlltcn
3ellcn. Die. nod,oem JIG ebenfoaS &c
itmc0t iino, ibre Sliiiiiafeit al Ole
onidllicBenben 3eIen llllo 10 lotl
~peitergebeu, 10 oaB oas @al'er oilrd'
oieien @ur5elorud III Ole ooerlroI'
id)en Nilanaentbeile bis 'u e'ner &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
Sin ySana an Den beutidem WidDcl,"

SIH H~uhN wv ~" w b'INt'H ttV'
Widel, burrnb!
Seinoe limo nab,
Solte Dir 6lnnf Ieinc Woiienl
Sein6e ans Sit, Nor6 mo Weit,
ShaIen pol Nei0 oui Gein lparmes
Helt,
Nuf Iein riiitigcS Shoiien!
Wtubt 1ui Der Welt MIR Dir ielber
trou'n
lln6 Shiiie baum!
WPidel. hob Idt
Sci Gag uno Nodt -
90l0er Gid iidt ia ole 2iiNe!
2uaien lid gerne in Sdhummer
EN-,
Sauleln bon Srie0eu - mno iinncn
allelIt,
g9ie man lid meublinQ5 erlhliige!
Mubt mobI Cid bitten Dor ibren
alau'n -
lln6 Sfifie baum!
Wihel, iei iturf
Sn Ser3 unO Mart!
Sab Cir Ole Suit nidt u%craaaen:
Spotien ole Barren i'm eigenenSuuS
@1milh aud Wiitel, ben Seemaun
ans
Yfui oui Ole triiten @eiellen!
NtIBt lbnen trubig ms Iuge
lbau'n
llno Shiile Baum!
Wtihel. bait aus:
&ouoampi pormu@!
IroQ' Geinen 6leiB IN Die @eite!
@ole 0cin lbeil an Der Grbe Fraht,
@uhre Gein Sbeil al Der Gr6eDtaht,
GoB 2ir'$ tein Srehling beitreite!
MIlen lie bod, Oh tannlt lie per-
baum
lln6 Sdiiie balt'ul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

MT projlpltlrtem SdluciCI jll clllcr
Fo'tc nllgerilbrt miro, nit Der mio,l
ona @e'Idt beitreidt. INl Mirtlam'
teIt meroen oerartiQe l%dltrebaltIge
NtltteI ober melt ilbertroiicn 0 oen'
ienIgerL in oenen lid Cucdiilberlol3c
beflnoen. Giniqc bon linen, mle oos
oSiqlor @orolanni" oOcr D0ebroS
orIcntolildcS @uiier" ooer meiBe
Fra5ibitaIlolbe, eriiilcn nit Cider
belt ibren 3med, o]erhiuOcrn aber ood)
nidt olf ollie Belt Die NicOcrtebr Der
SommerIprollen. &cr iit) ibrer, Dor
aIlem ober Der SubIimatl0'unaen
0urd)ous bebienen mill iollte lid in'
mer Dor Nllgen balteL oaB er lId)
nurd mporii6tioen @cbraldl, bel
Dem ole SdleimbGutC mo Die augen
III @efobr iinO, nit Dem DfIttel III
9eril5tung 81 tonmcL id)uer Ida
0igcn fam mo Dab CT lolfe Mtlttel,
nm lid Dor unongenchmcH, itratre6t'
Iiden GonieQuen5en 3u idiIBen, onf
ieocn 6al 10 oufbemdbren mllB, oaB
tcin l%(nbc'ugter 81 Ibucn g%elangen
fam.
2u3 &olf meiB notirlid, Wic i'm.
mer, 10 aud bier, nicI bciicr, ais Ole
Ner3te m0Gbemifer, mas gegenS ON.
mcriprolicn irommt. MaIcntbon II.
WaienreQen, 0oS@uiicr OeS geltmol'
semen Mdr5eni6uec@ Der WtildIa't
Der @ollSmil6 uno @ailer, in De-
6horireitagS = 9tadt aus DEM 8abe
qcih0plt, ioaen @mOerOinge tbun
Niermit aelangen mir ihon 81 ienen
Dtitteln, mic lie WcpbiitopbeleS i'm
5ueiten Sbeil 0eS nGUIit" Der Ionl'
merlproliI1en 9lon0ine, Dem leildl'
tcno ShdBhen, I'M Maj GetupIt mie
Cure Fantertubden" memp1ieblt,
in0em cr IolgenoeS &ejcpt gibt:
Nebmt 6rol6Iai6 &r0ten5ungen, CO..
bobirt
ISm poaiten Wonolidt Iorglid oeItil'
lirt,
ltn0, ncnn er ubninmt, reinlih aui'
qeltriden -
Ser Nrit6ling tonlmt, 0ieSup1en lino
cntmihcn.
&cnieit3 oicier Anmeiiumg fommen
mir icooh eincrieitS ST Mitteln, De-
rem bIoBc Nomen id)on 10 unit0BiG
limo, Dob lie bier nitlt >pieoergegebet
luer0cn t0mnen, anocrerieitS aber IN
oa@ @ebiet ser Ii6ttmit. Son alien
0eutibcn Gidtern lit c5 Riidert am
beiteu gelungen, oic Sommeriproi
len in Gerien 5u uerberrliden. Gab
0ihter babel ober fleine 9oSbeiten
niht unterlalien fonncn, benefit Hii.
dert leIber, menn er Solgenoes Der
2nqcoi6teten miinldt:
SproBte ood) iiir ieoen 8uB
Sen Cir rnu6t eli @eddeu,
@leid) Der SiinOc oui Dem Sub
Cir Elm Sommerileddenl
@eil Ole MGohcn eitel limo
llno Die Sleden bniien,
@iiroelt 9lL mcin ld)oneS aino,
Sem oo3 aiilicn lnlien!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
0OmiIdc 0amen bcribmter Wanner,

Gul0erou De la 9aria Oiintt un5
Elm prGdtiger Rome, uno Oob lautet
Die m0rtlihe lleberleBung naeiiel
pom SABINE" lorQlloto luiio beoelt.
tet einen .ongetetteten Gods" 3on.
te heiBt y0irihiel," 8iopumni 8oc.
coccio Sans @roBmaul," 9ramante,
Der beriibmte 9raumeiiter, eri6eint
trob Oe& poQt0nen0Cn NamenS ol3
ein ~@inieIer", mo Mar EiCcolomi.
nj biirite in gutem Geutld n3werg.
lem" beiBen. &eute, Die DDS uno
S6oi I'M 0euti6en beiBen, fonnelt
lid ollo ouf Rameu %beriibmter Mau.
ner %beruIen, oeren Slang gerooe au9
nlft Der lhonlte mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
Ses SGuaers Mnuidl.

Sa! i'm @alo On mIro'@ icbt lultlg
0o, i'm Wol0, ga bcrrlht q Heb'n!
Gem eS iinaeu Jest ole &ogerln
llno ia an3ia'3 balt Oaneb'n
Ginger SoIi mo i'm Gbore,
Singer mobl a I'M 0uett,
Sinacn obne G%irigenten,
Nlber iolld, oaa lingen'S net.
ltn6 q Frob', ole brnud)en'S a net
Ib3ubolten'S gauge Sobr,
llno lie iingeu 90 ais lider
llno 10 mlamenoig io0ar.
llno tie iinQen'& 5rm Gritauncn,
Ofit 1eluilier Frd5Ilion,
linn lie treiien - obne Soften -
9Itfurot ben redten Con.
S0r' id hire GSllbellGnge
8, oo lodt'S MIDI III ben Sain;
Sort moht ih inn Gbor Der 809el
@eniqltenS elm @impel iein.
QultiGe SIGtter.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
GNnhmoro.

S6elbDpille, ap., :. Suli. -
Ger 9feger Can 9eoro, mel6er lid noe.
gen zines uniittlIhen angriiiS auf
8rau Gbeiter CRAWFORD BON Nor.
manoD III Salt beiuno, mllroe beute
Natmittog, ais er nli einem ;3uae
aus Normanop unfam uno ms bic.
lige @eIdugniB gebraht meroen ioQte,
ourh einen Wob leiner gSforte emf.
riiieH uI0 erld)oIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
3luci Sinoer ~ Sooc D%cr6rannt.

Gitt&burg, ga, Z. Sui. -
Sn ser 8obnung oeS Srn. Charles
Brandt an Der Hobinion . Rooo,
Spring Sill, @leebenp : Gitp, erplo.
oirte wGbreno Der lesten Nobt cine
Getrolelmlampe uno Die Solge mar,
Dab 5mei ainoer 5Y SoOe uerbrannt
muroen, pdbreno Charles Brandt
mo Satin ibluere 9ran0munoen er.
litten. Gle 8%erleBten weroen ieoob
0auon fommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
8erihtet.

Greensboro, &p., Z. Suli. -
&obert Wtatblep, melher Dor einem
Sabre @m. u. @atfinS uno Sames
@region ermoroete, mur0e INN Son-
ncnuui9ang i'm bieiiaen @eidnaniB.
boie ourh Den Strang binseridtet.
Wdbreno Der Raht bate er in ielblt.
moroerilher abli6t cine aoer am
Irme geoiinet uno mar beinabe 3lt
Sooe g%eblutet, ais man leinen 3u.'
Itano entoedte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

0aS rieiiae @al3merf Der name.
ricon Sbeet & 1in Plate 60" in
Soutb Sboron, ga, miro n6bite
@ohe in 9etrieb 9eiest peroen. Die
Sobrif luuroe Dor orei Sabren nit
einem aoitenouiwono opn 81 100000
iertigseitellt, aber ME in 9etrieb ge.
iebt. Gor Der Sono meroeu BORT 500
Irbeiter 9eihditigung fin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
Mofeicuer d. Nurtpiiclu.

GIeoeIanO, O., Z. SuIi. -
Gin aorb ooa aartoiieln, in oereu
ieoe ein 6iinioolar @ololtiid ge.
Iteft moroen mar, lit Dem Or. Gbu6.
q. Gaton, Faitor Der gucIio. Apenue.
9aptiitenfirte, geihenft moroeu.
Sobn q. Hodeieaer, weld)er 5l Der
e%rW0bnten Stride gebort, lpObnte Der
lleberreihung oes 8ei6enfes bel uno
ioQ Der 8eber iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
Wodl clue 8anf Derfradjt,

auqulto a, Ga, Z. Suli. - Die
Darlington 5ruit Co." in CARING.
ton, &C, ibloB beute ibre 1biiren,
oa eS ibr nibt gelans, notbwenoiae
@elomittel iIiiiiig gu hidden, Sbr
aapital betrua $4,000 uno hire
0epoliten b%elieien lid aui cine Mani.
haite Snmme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
8ulbammrr's SDdrcrlein.
(Gine @oqeI @cididte. }

8ulbammerS itol3c (odlter
Spa3irt um Muloeaioum,
Gin 9an3e9 Seer pOu 5rciern
Sitt rings an icOem Baum. -
Ser Spett - Der &uHageleIe 49,
9os m6r ne Eurtic.
So tart, 10 tijbn, 10 mdnnIid,
so potter GncrQie.
Diana lit linn Hclno8en
Sic alCine ubcr iprIht:
- gh - iich' Ooh - 0ieic Naie!
Nein - nciu; Den mag id nlbt!"
9onn fam ciu 6untcntnubC,
aiibt Der Diana ole &aHo;
DIANA lit gang begeliteri:
,@ott - lit 0err 6int G%alont!"
Sic blin5elt itIau mo ioridet:
,Spridl ainO 49, bait Gu i'm lieb?'
Or III gu lao" - meint 0ieie -
oSpriht INNER mtr: piep, piep!"
9hm fam Elm iredler @Impel
Dit QIGn3en0em Gbcmiiett,
.Neiu!" riei Mama iommt 5ofter,
y[it oicicr @impel nettl" -
Nerr Rothirud, ernlt mo miir0ig,
Sau0 bnlo Den ref)ten GOn;
W}ou iprad IN &ogcItreilen
Gon DER @erlobung lhon,
Al9 jan ole Nombe plobte:
Sic Nraut mar tlT5erbano
Nfit einem irehen 49, SpoBen
@nnj beimlId) 0urdqebranHt.
o.. On IL =. n. G..I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
Meb dl

Gin Shtbpoiaurus liegt einiam !.
Set Soacn Der Sinbilutb ihon, .
@ergeiien I'M .@ebirge
Sn areiocformation.
@eit bon ibm Elm Stuoio Der Hedte
3ur Eriiiung od)it miBberaniigt,
Ser Gbnlih benz Sdtbpoiaurus \
Sn Slra uno 8reioe tiei liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

SIN Wnlo 6ie oltc gulr,
Sic ludte 81 Dem Streih:
81 Wenlhen nn0 ole Ibiere -
Sic limo ood ollie gleih!" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

9ei'm Seirat6spermitt.
Ter. = @eileftant: nSm, oieie "a.
me lit mir etipas 81 gebiraia!"
Seiratbspermittler: oh OF, beoen.
fen Sic ober, ieber Siigel aepiiier'
maBen elm @olobergmerf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

0as Gmig @eiblibe.
sic OpGbreno elmer Spa5ieriabrt I'M
IuieO: rGoeor, iobr' an Der auroe
nid)t 10 raid, bomit mir nitt beraus.
aelhleuoert peroen. =. eS lino oa ims
ner 10 piele 2eilte, uno ih babe meine
id1lehtelten Sdube an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

Inter Sreunbinnen. =
rMein neueltes aleio erre9t Die Auf.
merfiamfeit jeoeS eleganten Serrn."
= ga, eS lit unter Den bisberigeu
9ein beites Anaelaerotb."
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11

of the territory, though it contains
nothing new for the close readers who
secure all the timely hints" as they
are issued from the experiment station.
Bulletin No. 81 is Il compilation of the
timely hints" issued during last year
and as late as January 80 this year, on
the following subjects, some of which.
if not ALL should interest every farmer
in Arizona: Bee Products in Arizona"
Sugar Beet Culture" concerning
Seed termination" Potato Culture"
"Singed Cacti as a Forage" Picking
Olives for Home Use" and Pear Cul-
ture." Some of these papers are of spe-
cial interest 10 this valley. and in view
of the fact that the bulletins are sup
piled free of charge to every person
who will send his address and request
to the experiment station at Tucson, il
is expected there will be an unusual
demand for tnem.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11
OF QUALITY
Prefer Our
CREAM OF FLOWERS

because of its good qualities. one trial
will convince you that it is the perfect
kind for you. It removes tan and sun
burn and makes the skin soft. soc 4
large Jar.
This is not the only thing however
in our drug store in which ladies will
be Interested.
You will be greatly pleased when you
see our fine showing of hair brushes
and combs, which are marked at
prices that make buying irresistible.
ELVEY & HULETT'S
Prescription Pharmacy,
Phone NJ ST r. Wash.
Send us your mail orders.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11

Have your pianos tuned by the HAM
ILTON BROS, graduates of the y. Z.
Conservatory, Boston. Mass. Orders
left at Redewilrs Music Store or
French's Jewelry Store will receive
their prompt attention.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11
A TEN DAYS VACATION
The Things Col. tombstone Saw on
The Coast.

Justice c. W. tombstone returned
yesterday morning from a vacation of
ten days spent at Los Angeles and
nearby coast resorts. He made a pro-
gram before he left and adhered TO il
in every particular so that he had q
very enjoyable time. The Phoenix
contingent is beginning 70 desert the
coast, still some of the PhOenicians
who are there have money left and
viii remain a little while longer.
The Salton sea is continuing to
become more of a sea than ever and Is
encrOaching upon the latest Shoe fly
Col. tombstone stopped at Yuma on
his way back and spent a day with
superintendent Millay at the terrific
rial prison. Things are i'm perfect or
der now. The new superintendent has
gained the good viii and respect Of
the prisoners and is highly thought OF
in town. The prison, especially the
hospital, is a marvel of cleanliness.
There is nowhere about the place the
slightest suggestion Of the ordinary
prison smell. superintendent Millay
has introduced no sweeping changes
into the system but he has made ex-
tensive improvements upon the one in
existence when he went there.
y day or two ago a. man who had
finished term for horse stealing was
out of jail. 1t was curiously
his third term for stealing the same
horse which he seemed to be bound
to become the possessOr of. AS he was
leaving the institution he superfnten-
dent said to him: Now, look here. If
you are brought back again for steal
ing that horse I'll put you in the
snake den and keep you there
through your term. If you must steal
horses steal another one and give this
one a rest"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11
Of Locally
Interest.
eA@ u
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for tOday-Fair.
Data for "a hours ending $3.50 p. n.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11

Meals at meal time-Southern Pa
cific
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11
UNFERM ENTED

UNF ERMENTED BREAD--Raised
by beating air in with machinery, re-
baked in slices (Zwieback). zoe pack
age. Granose biscuit zoe. Health
marmalades Csc. Diabetic crackers
(Gluten) 15c. 25c, soc package. Health
coffee (the original and best made) 15c
package. Pure Food Depot, 81 S. First
avenue
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11

Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l. Al degrees.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January l. 9.63 inches.
L. n. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Diector.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11
The Boy or Girl

who failed in school last year is very
apt to be behind in his studies again
this year.
a large per cent of school failures
are due to defective vision.
If your child appears duh or slow
in school you should try tc find the
cause and remedy.
If the cause is defective eyes a pair
of right glasses often transforms the
so-called duh pupil into a bright stu
dent Don't neglect your chiIdren's
eyes. Let US examine them. Glasses
recommended only when necessary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11

The Sixth Avenue hotel now open for
guests. The dining room under the i'm
mediate supervision Of Mrs. Kelso viii
open the 18th Of September
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-03

and talked 70 the young men about
working for themselves. He said that
the doctor who doctors for dollar and
a half visit was not the doctor that
made a success in life. lie said many
things Of interest 20 young men.
In showing what a young man can do
n be has the determination he cited
the case OF Rev. George Stuart, the
evangelist who was in this city at the
Bible Conference, who started his
career at Is years Of age by striking
out to acquire an education. His
farther was dead and his mother had
four sons, all younger than George,
who, by his own exeFtions, helped TO
support the family, worked his way
through college graduated at the head
OF his class and was an instructor in
the college when he graduated, and at
last married the presidents daughter.
The Rev Jones got quite eloquent at
timos aud the many good things he said
more than made up for the foolish
talk he INDUCED in, so on the whole
the lcctuie was good enough for a title,
although he did not really name it.
The Evening Session.
The evening session opened at As
o'clock with violin solos by Miss CHAR
lotte Cooke, an accomplished musician
who kept the audience enrap,ured for
a quarter OF au hour This music was
followed by stirring lecture, Taking
the sunny Side" by Lou J Beauchamp
oi Hamilton, Ohio.
Mr Beanchsmp Is one OF the finest
orators ever heard in this city, and for
moro than an hour kept the audience
in good humor, While Mr.. Beau
champ took the humorous side Of life.
be said many things full Of force and
logic, and those who heard him felt
very much better from the lecture.