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The Adair County news., 1905-12-13

WE'D, DEC. Is, 1905.
It is not our purpose to advise
the editors of Democratic pa
pers in this state, but to be plain,
we believe that many Of them
are allowing their preference
for United States Senator to car
ry them too far into the field of
criticism of honorable opposition.
It is no uncommon thing to find
some Democratic paper giving
vent to ugly insinuations against
the supporters of the man in op-
position to their choice. The or
gans mainly trying to support
Senator Blackburn are trying to
make capital by denouncing the
State machine, as they term the
office holders at Frankfort. In
stead of pointing out the merits
of their candidate they seek to
find defects in the candidacy of
the strongest opponent. In JUS
tice to the men seeking this high
and honorable position and in
fairness to our State officials,
some Democratic editors are go
ing far beyond the limits of dis
Greatness, and dealing in. suppo-
sitions for facts. Such rabid
Democratic Journalists are max
ing capital for the common foe
and for all the fuel they furnish
will not get 81 minutes of gen.
uine consolation for it. We re-
gNt that Senator Blackburn and
Judge Paynter's ambition and
methods have led to such a
warm, and we might truly say,
bitter fight. It seems that the
Senator stakes his political fort
une on the overthrow of Cover
nor Beckham, and quite a num-
Der of papers are giving aid to
accomplish this end in trying to
bring the present State officials
under the odium Of political boss
es. Governor Beckham and all
other officials have a Alright to take
a position for their choice and to
be as powerful as their ability
will permit, so long as the public
good is not affected by inatten-
ton to the duties Of their stations.
AS men and as Democrats they
have this right and whether they
work individually or collectively,
is not sufficient to justify the
charges made to bring them into
disfavor, and advance the inter-
est of a certain candidate for
United States Senator. We do
not believe in any small number
of men debating and controlling |
the action of a political par
ty, neither do we believe in
the a tie mpted muzzling of
men because they hold inn
portant and honorable positions.
One is contemplate and the 9TH
er disgusting. If the strenuous
editors who are ranting about the |
State Machine" will trace the |
political history of our party in
this State they may be led to be-
lieve that Senator Blackburn
wfuld not probably be averse to
using a machine, for a short
while, if it would guarantee his
election and reelection. Senator
Blackburn has filed his station
with credit to himself and to |
Kentucky. He win do it again
if elected and 50 viii either Of
his opponents. Weverily believe
that the press is giving too much
space to disrupting our party
when in the very nature of things
no good can come by arousing
prejudice and heating the public
mind. Before the electors were
chosen was the time to kick, now
is the time to take the medicine
and the next general assembly
will administer it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
TaS @cttcr.

sir MtnrDlnn6 uno Den 1iitriti
Columbia tribes mdrmcreS l9ettcr
uno norO0itIid)c Minbe.
Ser bod)itc Tbernlometcritun0 nor
IS @r0O nm 3 llbr Nod)nlittaq3.
Ger nic0ri1itc Observation-Disclosures
mar 5S @roO nm ) llbr MorQcnS.
Mittlercr Noromctcriton0 1904.
Ter b0d)itc Tbcrmomctritono ser
Icbtcn 81 Strnocn in nnfiolgenOcn
St0otcn mnr mic iolgt: Goitport 60,
EortIono 70, WoIton -, glbonr n,
Hcm 2)orf 76, Y6iIooclp6io 7G,
Snrri3bnrQ 7G, 9tIontic Gitp 7G,
Cape Ntup II, MOibinQton II, Nor
iolf rs, 6ottcrG3 so. Charlotte 50,
@ilnIinQton So, Gbarleiton 81, en-
Uonnn6 SO, %udionpiQe 80, &llpitcr
30, @Co @cIt 80, Ntlnnta IS, NPont
GonlcrD SO, Ncm Orleans 90, go
leitinc So, COLLECTION Sc, GorpuSG6ris
It'll Sc, Wcn1pbi3 rs, Cincinnati II,
EittS6urQ a, C5mcao 60, Buffalo
Ga. GlcDclonO GS, Gctroit 70, N(pcuo
GS, Moroucttc GO, Green @oD y,
Chicago G6, Iulut6 SO, Gt. Fuul
IS, Ct. 9ouiS 50, Santos . GitD IS,
Cmobo IS, Suron n, @i$n1ord r.
70, SABRE II. Sclcnu 6S,
Salt cate Sin 7S, Gcnncr 909tort5
FIottc so, GoOqc Gitu a. Nmoriuo
sos TnQeIcS &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
9(it Die SeIer.

GcrIOnCn, mrlfc bic Stabt ,uGg'
rrub Orr Commemorate DcrlaHcn,
f6nncn Scn y7cntidcn Correspondent
ten" uno oa3 SOnnta9Sblatt fir 60
Grnts pro MOnat mad europa fir
S1.30 per GOit 5nacidJift crbaltcn.
Mcdtiriiiac Numclouna Der INrciic
fir ocn CONNER, rbcniO oeS %ttiuaiacn
&cd)iclS OcrIclbrn iiRS i'm Snterciic
Der qcicr crluiinidt, nm llntcrbre'
dung in Scr3uicuOuug OcS SlOtteS
Az NCrliitem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
vEennipluania Giieuba6n,"
Ntlantic GitD, Gnpe $500
Map, @ilomouo, Ocean Gitp ooer
Sra SSlc GitD, N.sS., uno
iMrMf.

Nhriif.
Au ie6em Sreitag mo SumltaI
bis gum 8. September 1905, elm.
itlieBli6, miro sic oFenmipIpania
Giienbabn Gompaqnie" lpe5iele Gr.
fllriionS . Sobrtortcn nod Ocn obeu
g%enannten 4Silntten gum Greile bon
$500 %perfnlielL fir Ole &iniobrt oli
irgeno cinem re0ulGren 3ugc giiltig,
einihlieBlih oeS al SumItagen unt
las iriib Mor9ens BON Baltimore
obiobrenoen 3rgeS; iiir oie @iifiabrt
orlf allen reaulGreu 3iigen bis uno
cinidIieBIid) oeS folgenoen QienltaqS
giiltig, iomie nit ser GrlaubniB oeS
N%uientbaltS in Ebilooelpbiu inner.
bolb Der bc9rcn5ten 3eit.
6abrforten nod gtlontic Stu iino
ollf Der SIN. mo Hiidiabrt lomobl
iiber oie 0eloware.H iper- Bride, mie
Die Mortct- Ctr. .@erite qiiltig.
us~0-l7-s04-5. 200-ts-92t5-0,
22-3, 24- 80, St. ia BOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
2ufalbcridtc anS &alGingtun.

Ga MAR Sod SeIbitmoro.
Glrrb 9rieie, iein Ieitoment unb
@~criiigumg iiber ieine Seide Itelt eS
lid, beruls, Dob ser 65.i6hriGe SlOoo.
tat u. y. @ruGum, meIder, mic &c.
itern I'M .Icutiden Correspondent.
ten" bcridtct, ourh eineu Stur3 bonn
iiinitcn Stodruerf oe@ oGbupin"s
Nportcmcnt .Nogic9 m'@Se6en fam,
SelbitmOro bcqonacn bot. Gle er
lid, III Oie (icie Itiir5tc, bat CT &c.
pcid)cn an iciue 8ermanotcn in
9foro.Gurolino geihidt uno lie teles
drapbii6 bon iei1cm N6lcben in
&cnntniB gcieBt; ferner bette er iein
(citamcnt uic0crQei6rieben, morin
err Der Tyrau T.. Is. Graham, 9tr. 1000,
6-StroBc, $50 pernlod)t uno ueriiigt,
ooB Elm @utbobcn BON $500, meIheS
er in elmer hiciigen @anf beiiBt, lei.
ner Shnciter, Ser @emublin bon
Ridtcr WQlter Glurt III NoleiQb
re, ii%bcrtrageu mcrbe. Seinem
@unide genlQB muroen Die lleber.
reite Ourf Sen 9cihcnbeitutter %.
@onlcr mad iciner iriIhcreu Set
motb SiQSboro', &c, geididt, nm
bort beeroigt SIT pcrocn. Gin 9ru.
DER mo Nciie 6cS &eritorbeneu be.
gIeiteten Ole 2cide. 9oS tra9iihe
Gnoe OeS Wonnc3 bat infer ieinen
6reunocn lm6 &erluon0tcn oubier
uno III Nor0sGorolind tieiea 8eoull-
crn errcgt. Gr mar mperbeiratbet,
0ientc olS Captain in Der c%oni0oerir.
ten Nrmec um6 iunr &ertreter Der
G%igentbiimer oeS oGbopin" .@porte.
mcnt,&ouicS. Sein Batter, ser Der.
itorbene ". q. @rahum mor 8ice.
ErGiioentihoftS .Gonoibut ser @big.
Eurtci IN 1852 mo poroem @ouuer.
nerr BON NorosGnrolina.
Gon0ufteur zines Stro.
Beububn .@ oggonS briht
0aS @cnid.
Ser G iGbrigc Sobn &. Mc8o.
nan, Gonoufteur Ser StraBenbubn,
iiel geitern Mor9en an Ser Golum.
bio-StroBc bonn @oggon, brod) ooS
@enid un6 por olli ser STEELE foot.
Gr botte Iocbcn oo& IabrQelo Der
Guliuaiere colettirt uno beiauo Iit
ouf 0cm Srittbrett an ser Seiie oeS
@aqgonS, ais er bei'm llm6reben
obiiel. Die Eoiio9iere gIolibten erIt,
ser Wom iei MIR beiinnumgSloS,
uno brodten i'm in Sen @ag9on.
Ner5tli6e llnteriuhung aber ergob,
OaB Scr a0rper le6loS mar; er bate
I'M Solen nit oem aopf ouf ooS
Stoblqeleile geidlngen un6 oaS 8e.
nif gebrohen. Ser N~erltorbeue mar
muerbeirot6et, MOI crit fiir5lid) BON
Noro.GoroIino nod) @oibin0ton oe,
fonlnen unO bate Nnitellung bel
Scr StroBenbobu bcfommpu. Gr
bate feline @crponOtcn bier mobn.
bait; ieine betogte Mlttter luobnt in
NorosGurolino, ser sic Truuerbot.
id)uit bonn Nblebcn oeS Sobne9 telc.
gropbii6 gemel6ct muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
$1,000 pcriGnlidJ geiabrte $1,000
GrfnrIioucu nadJ Niagnrn- Sails
nno 5nriif anf Der yEcnn.
ipluamia G%iicn6am."

PIN I. uno 81. Hllli, If. mo %.
guguIt, s. uno %. September, ionic
am t3. OCTOBER 1905. Hunoiobrt.
9iQcte limo oui ser @inreiie MIR aui
Sem S~pe5iolgiec (Goad)cS uno Eor-
Ior.GarS), neldpr oen Union 9obn'
boi an obigen 0oteu I'm 8 l(br @ors
mittogS perl1Bt mo in Niagaros6 Sails
9.35 IbenoS onfommt, gilltig,
lorpie fir oie &iidfabrt ouf alien regu.
I1ren 3iigen innerbolb 5ebn Sogen,
einidlieBlih bes cages oes @erfauis,
nit GrlaubniB bes Iuientbalts in
Buffalo oiii Der Hiidreiie i~nnerboIb
ser 3citgrenE. gbited)er noh 90
ronto, Gbautaualia, Sbouiono SIS.
LAMBS uno Wontreol fonnen qegen
cine geringe Nadsabllug bon Iio.
CARA Sails mo Buffalo ollS inter.
nommen pcroeu. 0S0,2.6,7-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
HnS TcIt Der Mniicm.

" NNl' ~ 49,
&rgcuo elm Ebiloiop5 bat cinmol
b%cballptet, oaB ole Gruurtuna elmer
QroBen Grcu0c mebr &crQnil9en be
reitet, ais ole 6reuOc leIbit. Aem
Gem 10 it, Damn babcn ole @ailen,
Oenen oaa umgiiHitIQc @etter ibr
SriiblinQoieIt am %iingitnOntoge
per0arb, ollie llrlobc, 0Untbur 81
fem, 0eln Die Grpdrtung hires iGbrs
lidcn 6elttagc2 in Der freien 2totur
mur0e oo0urh nm 10 lullger ot09es
0e6ni, ole &orbereitlmgen ton1ten
unl 10 lorgialtiQcr qcmadt, Die ne
flame nm 10 mciter ucrbrcItct mcr0en.
lln0 Damn fGnneu Die Sbeilncbmer
3uglei1 nit ibrem 8obltbGtiQfcitS.
linn oen Dcbrcu 8ntrioti9ml9 Der.
cinen, 0cnu Ole Gcicr miro MN am
glorrei6cn picrtcn Sui itottiinOcn.
IS fam Der Hubm 0ieier mGhtigcll
Hepublif, Die criolgreidc Selbitregic-
rlrrg zines ireieu Bottles, Ole rnAc.
ubnte Wia6titcllmg oieiea g%eluulti'
Gen Staotenbum0eS gcbiibrcno bci'nl
@eior9 ulb 9eherflong g%efeicrt uno
auolcid Die lobIidc Eu9en0 Ser
MilotbGtiQtcit Gciibt werOcn. Ger
lebensiroben >$llgcno miro bel ibrcm
&inoeripiel, ibrem Gmmmeln unG
Srobloden I'M Sdntten urolter
Nallnlrieicn olld) &oterInn0Sliebr al
oas Ser5 geleGt; lie miro an Dem
Gage neltcn Sporn 5lunl 9tatio1ols
1tol5 befomnlcn, Inn oermnleinlt &c.
iinWungStiidtige Nmerituner 81 mcr'
Den. 3llNleid) o6er mcr0cn Die beran.
lpodienben SproBlin9e oeutid)er 81.
tern BON 0eil cruudiencn Stnmmc3s
genoiien lernen, a1 ocltlder Site.
Delltider grt mo oeutider Ereuc
fe~Ii5ubolten; Dor Nllem llnlcrc tbcllrC
Whliteriprod)e 81 beqcn mo 81 pile
gen mo oo0ur6 ibren Can't lilr Ole
empiongene EilcGe mo Gr5iebnng
befunben.
gefonntIid) Ga6en ser S%lirlpcrcir
.8orlpGrtS" mo Der @eionQuerein
harmonic" on 9totionol 8eburtS-
to0e ollf oeu &obrCStog ihrcr BE.
griinouna; nm lid aber rcd)t 5obl,
reid om Vicnic Der @oiien SIT bethel.
ligen, miro oic o&ormonic" idlon am
n1ditcn SonntoA, Den .. &llli ibr
StiitumQSieit inn @nrtcn bel Der Ser
ems Sale an Der Soncttc. StroBe Jet
ern unb Scr D&orluGriS" 1eneinlonl
nit ben ainoern uierten Sui, Moi'
ienieit mo GcreinS9eburtStog be.
gebcn; olio 0reifod ieiern.
Foltor &lllina @oimom miro Ole
6eutife Seitrcoe boltcn; Die DTeret'
nigtcn SGngcr" mcr0cn p%erld)ieoen(
WoiIendore iingen, Die ein5eInen
Gcrcine iepornte 2ie0er uortroact.
9ic madercn Singer Sobn'S peron=
ltolten Elm Shnllturnen; Sung ulf
Gilt miro lid in GolfSipielen er'
eebcn; IbenoS Qiebt'S groBortigt
5eilerlperfcrci; iiir mlSge5eidnetc
Gon5ert. un0 (on5muiif lit eeIorgt
an por5iiglihcr Spciie umO Iubenben
8eirGnten luirO'4 nlld nidt iebler
unb Den nothigcn Sumlor miilien oil
@GIie ielblt mitbrin9cm Damn miro
iid) oas Eicnic oCS oNaqencinen
Geutiben @oiicnbouiea" um nGditer
pierten Siili I'M oGnrlep Eorf al oer
Sariorb.Hooo gum cd)ten gcrmoni.
iden &oIfsfeit gcitoltem ipic lids
aebori, mag OoS @ettcr mld) lein
mie's mill. Gas Set miro mmioer
ruilid) itottiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Sad 5mei Sobrcn per'
baftet.-Gohocm er felt 5mei Sab
rem BON Der Stoot obpeleno mar,
ipiiroe 1bomos @olib seitern III Der
noropeltliden 1oli5eiitotion orl Die
gniduloiaung bin DEM @eridtSper'
iabren iiberpieien, Seize Slobolb bon
9er. 2t6, 9olpbinsS trnBe, 1854, elner
Nepolper nno einen eoloeIen Hln9
cniipenoet at boben. @allb fam am
Iienltag noh Baltimore nno mtroe
prompt bon Der Eolisei i'll @epabr'
Jam genommeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Nrtbnr ~. Npbiom,
Rr. 1877, Cn.ga(timcre.etra

Fallase Gotariats 8elb,uediel.
bureau. Sdiffsfarten fir ale
0ampier. 2inien. Heiiep1Iie, @ediel,
unb @eloienounsen.
(apriI14,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

bier mieocr iil Bremen nngelan9t lit,
ibre %. Rurbreiie 5rpiihcn oic'en
beioen SGfcn 6ecuoet bo6en mo bat
iid) fiirpohr ol3 Elm por5iialiheS
Shiff beipGbrt. Sr. 81. Scncr, Der
Sbermoi6iuiit oca 0untpferS, Der
ieit ser erIten Neiic oe@ Sd)ifc9 all
9oro lit, betontc, BOB boiiel6c lid)
Ipe5icQ nuS Die Moi6incric onbes
trtttt gut gebolten babe. Is lei ON
II Mcilen @cihminoigfcit pro
Stunoc gebout moroen, babe obCr
idon ocS Sefteren 1872 Mcilen
QurdI6nittSiabrt qemodt. 6r.
Scpcr, Oberitemuro N6BIcr mo
FropiantitemorO 2ebmonn iin0 ieit
Der criten Heiic beS Iampfers an
8oro 0eiielben.
Shnc Operation furirt.
Sic bcioen Ner5te ocS 0umpicrs
bobeu iid mdbrcnb Scr Heiie ie6r
ant beuGbrt. IS iino Dies Die Got.
torcn &. @urtel unO u. Sobn. Giner
Der 3uiihcnoed2 . Eolioqiere er-
frantic Orci Gage nod) ser g6fobrt
BON Bremen an Der Nlinooarm.@nt-
3iiuoung @(ppenOicitia), mlO Den
bciocn 2~lcr5teu Qclong c5, i'm obne
Operation 10 mcit 81 bringen, 0aB
cr iicberirci mo oui Dem @egc Der
@enciumg bier mllungtc. Gr miro
heutc in Elm &olpital gcbrdd)t mer'
Den.
3meiter Ciii3ier
Gem belic6tcn in Baltimore iehr
b~cfonntcu 5meiten 0iiijicr Oc@2om'
piers Sru. &. N|crtlla iticB bel Dem
Orfou, mclher oeu Compiler pom
20. bis q. (ilmi beimiuhtc, ein
idmcr5boitcr lluioll 3ll. Gr ltilr5te
ollf Der Commando = Nriidc mo er.
lit NcrlebunQcn an Ocn Sdultcrn,
Dem aopie mo cinem 6llBc, bon DC.
men er iif crit q~citerL nad) ieta Ca
gen, erboIte.
Ofii5tCre.
Gle Oiii5iere oc9 QumpierS limo:
Capt. s., Yragcr /. Giii5ier H.Girt2,
3. Oiii5ier &. Wlertu3, 3. Oiii5ier &.
aortc uno l.. Ofii5ier s. Holoppe; T..
Moihiniit ". &cUcr. S%nQenicur;
Ner5te: Or. &. Nnrtel mo Or. 81.
&obu; EroUiont muO 3ohlmcilter u.
gIbren9; Obcr SteWorO j. H0Bler;
Sberfod u. @rimnliugcr.
Gole mar mioeripenit g.
gllf Sem Compiler nSonmopcr"eut
ipann lid fur5 Dor ser Nbiobrt nod
cine lebbuIte Scenc. Ser EoleAuor.
Qtinorct, Der nebit IS Inoeren ouf
Dem Gompier mad Der alten Sci.
matb 5urildgeionOt wurOe, lpiOerIcBs
te lid oeu GinmonocrungS 3 Beam.
ten ais 0tcielben i'm an 8oro brin=
gen mollten. gr muroe ~ii6eruGlti9t
uno boIo in Siderbeit gebrod,t.
GGbrt mad Der alten Sci
matG.
Grou WoQgic Sd)miot, Satin oeS
Srn. SSobn Sdmiot, ocS befunntcn
&erbcrgSpotcra 0c@ @ciungpcrein3
oGideufrun5," Ode 3. un6 8ouqb-
StrnBe, @iQblanotomn, iGbrt olli
Dem Gun1pier .9ron0enburg" nod
ser oltcn &eimotb, &ronodl Sber-
irunten 9opern, nm onielbit ibrcGI-
tern mo @eidmilter 81 belud)en.
Nllf miro lie ibrem Sdymoger Srn.
Wtid). Shmiot, @nmeiiter, eincn0c,
ild) ubltotten uno 6remOe IN @nm.
berg bcildcn. Sic mod)t Johann Il.
lie Hunorciie ourh 9eutihlonO.
&~taltenid der Stronger / II
Mo1 btngton.
Ter %italicniid)c arell5er ,0on9oIi",
luelter olS Shulihiii Der fol. itn.
licniideu Morine benlbt miro. long.
te gcltern I'M Soien bon @nibin9ton,
.. g., an. Gr miro BORT cine @ohe
lang bIciben uno Damn nad) Annopo.
lis mo Baltimore fommen. Ger
Y0ongoli" lit OoS 5meite ariegSlhiii
elmer NtSruGrtigen Moht, ooS ic in
Soten @oibin9ton'S lag.
$1,000 pcriOnlidJ gefiibrte $1,000
c.~f,.E.. ~ Ol:. N.ue
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S%dliffsfarten BON nnb uad SentId.
fnuN.

Bon Baltimore biz Bremen: 8a.
lite $50; @remen-9altimore biz
5rm 1. Iuguit $3.50; bon 1. Iu9.
bis 1. Nopenlber $3.50 uuo 5000.
Hunbreiie 81 billigerem Ereiie.
Sbeu. $. 9iener & So, 3immer Nr.
3, ia SUPERINTENDENT (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
8elo'enSnnaen nad Sentidlanb uno
SeItreid1

ou "a Gents pro Narf unb 2Oh
GentS pro 8rone. Yorto EXTRA.
@ediel miseeiteIt auf aue Sbeile
ser 8eIt. Sbco. s. Siener & &c.,
ia O.-2erington.S Str. 3immer @r.
3. Q80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
9cmmD's fcine ~ger5ltctc Gaficcs

lpcroen in allen S%taottbeiIen BON
Baltimore perfauit. Die por5iieIide
Gualit1t uuo m1Bisen Ereiie MAIDEN
SieieIben gcraoe5u beriibmt.
6, 9.9enah So, Sbee, Aaifee, 3ndcv.
t~april6.i1iDoga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Gas goloene Subil6um
ser Sblueitcrn i'm Ct. Ignes . Sol
le9e 81 @ount @aibinatou besonn
geltern nit elmer Sod)meile uno Dem
lleberbringen beS p6pitIi6cn Segens
burdl Den Wpniignor Salconio. 3abl-
reide Erielter bon perihiebeneu
fatbolilden @emeinoen Der Stobt
mobnten Der Seierlidfeit bel uno nab.
mefi nod oerielben cine Ginlaoung
gum gantett 81 Gbren oes Wonlig-
nors 6aleonio an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

.G briltiun @n0eaporcr."
Gon5ert. - Sir oos 9roBe Con.
5ert Der .Gbriitian g%noeaporer" NOR.
gen Ibeno iinbet bellte Nadmittog
sic Souptprobe in Der groBen Nolln
bes 8. He9imelts ltott. Die SabreS.
Convention Der uGbriitian gnoeapo.
rers" miro an 8. Sluni beginnen mo
erportet ungeidbr 10000 6remoe IN
Dec Staot.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05

and other citizens, do hereby most
emphatically enter u solemn
protest against any proposition to
appoint a Democrat to the official
position of stenographer for the
said circuit, and we look upon such
a proposition as a reflection and
reproach upon the intelligence of
the Republican party"
The above is a copy of a petition
which is being circulated asking
Judge-elect Williams to appoint a
Republican as his court stenog-
rapher. 1t certainly meets the ap-
proval of this paper. We are con
fdent that there is not a Democrat
circuit judge in this State who has
a Republican stenograper, and we
feel safe in saying that no Repub-
lican has had the cheek to apply
for the position under q Demo-
cratic officer. Judge Williams
has a number Of applicants for the
place and, by the way, Mr.. Jarvis,
the present stenographer, and
Southeast Missouri Democratic
politician, is a receptive candidate,
and Mr.. Williams is being urged
by a few parties to appoint him.
No sensible reason a be given
for asking such an unusual thing.
We have a worthy and competent
young man in this county who has
applied for the place, but no one
will feel badly if the Judge sees fit
to give his preference to some one
else, provided the party is a Re-
publican, but we call a halt when
it comes to putting a Democratic
politician in this place. We have
absolute confidence in Judge Will
liams, hence we are sure he will
act honestly, intelligently and to
the best interests of the Republic
can party in this matter.-Green-
nile Sun.
A petition similar to the one re-
ferred to by the Sun was circulated
in this county and pretty generally
signed by the Republican politi-
clans. In spite Of all this, it is said
that Judge Williams has an
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05
worth of cattle and hogs in this vi

worth of cattle and hogsin this vi
cinity.
Mrs. Margaret Lucas, who spent
a month with her relatives near
Red Point, has returned home.
Grant and Robert Midyett of
near Tolu were here on business.
James O. Scott and Stephen W..
Mayberry went to Tolu on bust
ness.
James A. Payne went to Desloge
recently.
The following named persons
visited relatives here during the
holidays: w. T. Croker of Belt,
Montana, Ira Carl of Ironton,
Winfred Anderson of Columbia,
w. P. Anderson of Illinois, John
H. Boulch of Flat River and Rooney
Martin of Bonnie Terre.
Our school ended December 16,
and the school in the district north
of here, in Washington county,
was closed on the same day on ac-
count of the smallpox scare. Mrs.
A. D. Cole, after returning from a
visit to st. Louis, became sick and
two physicians-Dr. Smith of Bel
grade and DR.. Sherman Barr Of
near Observation-Disclosures her
disease as being smallpox. Ac-
cording to the latest reports the
ady is now convalescing, but two
OF her children are now suffering
from the disease. No other cases
are reported and it is hoped that it
will not spread.
The following named persons
from near Tolu visited the cave
near Mr.. CARTS on the afternoon OF
December 18th: Misses Leota
Hawkins, Docia Wood, Eunice
Wood, Lucy Bays and Eliza Ev-
ans. Messrs. Richard Wood, Josh
VA Bays, Charles and Ebert Chap
manand Benjamin Wood; also, Ira
Tinker of billiard, Melvin Stuart Of
Burgundy and Ray Carl Of Good
water. All being young folk, they
of course, enjoyed the trip very
much.
The six-weeks-old son of Mr.,
and Mrs. James d. Jarvis died or
Monday, December 26. The cause
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05
present were Misses Letha Meyer,
Ora Davis, Mollie and Minnie Pat

present were Misses Letha Meyer,
Ora Davis, Mollie and Minnie Pat
terson.
Alfred Hale, who recently re-
moved to town, is having a good
barn built. H. Latham and P. G.
Carly have been employed to do
the work, and when the barn is
completed, it will be a very con-
venient building.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Warren recently
made a trip to Belgrade to attend
the funeral of Mrs. WIS brother.
A gentleman from Iowa spent
eight or ten days in this locality
recently looking over several
farms with a view of purchasing.
He left here Saturday without hav-
ing closed a deal, but it is stated
that he has a farm or two in view,
which he will probably purchase
when he returns in the near future.
DR.. G. w. Farrar made a pro-
fessional trip to East Fork last
week.
Miss Leota Hawkins returned
to the West End Sunday, where
she will resume her work in hel
school for another month.
MI. Price visited j. Patterson
Xmas day.
| am informed that R. F. Johns
ton last week sold his saw mill and
four teams, wagons and harness.
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BellevieW Items.

The holidays being over, things
generally have resumed their nor
NAL status, with no serious casu-
alities to record, which so often
occur, in many localities, to cast a
sad gloom over many a home.
What a wonderful blessing it is to
live in a Christian land of liberty !
But over at Port Arthur how diff
ferent were things Xmas. While
we believe that a just God, who
holds in his hand the destinies of
nations, knows what is best, it
does appear singularly strange
that the horrible battles, which
have SO long ragged in and around
Port Arthur, should not long ago
have been brought to a close.
The blizzard which came here
the first of last week, was very Sc
we're, and for two or three days all
kinds of outdoor employment was
practically suspended. But o-day
the weather is warm and spring.
like.
am reliably informed that the
old fashioned log cabin and free
distribution of presents, given on
Xmas eve by the Second Baptist
people was, by far, the best thing
given in this town for a long time
past. Free presents, as the story
goes, filed all the stockings from
tops to toes. Not only this, but
free cake, ice cream and coffee
in abundance for everybody.
Married, on Xmas day at the res
idence OF the brides parents, near
Red Point, Miss Annie Stuart to
Gentry Ramsey of Belleview. Mr..
and Mrs. r. returned home late
Monday evening where a nice sup
per was awaiting them. Those