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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
an psrFauFen; Gin proftabIco seu

an psrFauFen; Gin proiitabIcS Sen,
eral Wlcrdlanoiie @eidlGit mt $40 900 5n'
pcittariin, incIuiip @eis ditegebIuOe, Nda.
rerbaue, NIB BobnhauS. glue @cbdu0c
netf, Wcarenoorrntb critic GIaiIe. 9ccaiion
bic SeIte in cinem SiGotd,en III elmer Der
beiten Sdrmseeenoen in Wi1ourt. 81 :
ioc5neridoit m~eiitenO Ieuit min beutihcl
airdlen uno Sdulen. Cine quite SeItaen.
belt tiir eincn unternebmeuben 6sidlaitS'
mann. Nlan ld,rrihe infort an
s. j. geimbrof,
II sllma. T(o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

qebte BOfe ianO In ben 5tuthen
bes @nscOnaoe 6tufes bel stptpe
Der aud fraber In bieFesn Rreiien
bsiaunte arbsitsr Sacob Ruid bsim
GsI1en Islnen COB &c bate Don
esuu Gleiiter Az @nsrOnnOe sinen
anhn aeborot UNI su Fidsn unb mar
In Zen @ndtrstsnOsn MaFsrn Oss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Ru perta MEN. UnS beta,mic DiId,.
~ eal Pncidelidle slmueien innerhalb Der
meitlidlen S%toot9rer3e 9elegen, y Ycttcn
ppnon Tin gntcn Weinberg lit AZ Oertnuitn.
@ulcS gerdumi9eS Wobnbnus nit eutiprcdp
croen giebCuoebGuoen uno gcquemlidllciten
aut Dem YIase. gidhcrc0 gu erirogen bel
w It tiu 6 atb BERT Y Q CID Ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
Yefdnntmahuno.

Dem 8ublifum our Tahridlt baB
ih aGerlei ShuhItderei unb 8eperu
tur in Observation-Disclosures uno
gu mdBiseu Breiie beiOrae. 8ert.
ft1tte Der Sermann Sauings Sant
aeaeniiber. U. g. 81 au d..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

farm 80 pCrEaaFem. SD miinihs
meme 80 utter mnieHGioe Snrin oui TN
bIl. : 1ReiIen iiiolih BON &oermnM yu pcr.
fduicu. 40 afer IN Kulhir; arpbc gieben'
onlnae. 9uieS gpohnhduS unb aroRe
Sfenne 6haS. Stochr. 33 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

DerIahet: acIt mb eooiS. 9rpbcS 3im.
mer, fur gaiier unb Spei Sodrter, IA Il Ii
Sabre alt. pom criteu SulD an, nrim yuu.
nat; in ooer nobe Scrmann, obtr Waibina.
ion. Sd)reibe nit preiSansobeu a
Or. een5ent
mebfer @rppe, no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

5n rerfaMfcm: Gin > 5lammen 0uid
Wlral SaooIinoien, nobc5u neu; l Yarlor
Sei; Drciier Buibtano, Salraf, elierne
Set!itclle, Gie'9or, St)autaIiuhI. IL. (. 10.
girS. Stimdr 8. Stort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
s.rmauu, NO.. sr,itas Sen q Jnni
0fsieaer meereii er.
Seartte.
@ertebts ,Germine.

Gpuntr.&purt. gteAudBiee asrNitus bsg.l'
Nnaait mu5 .Ropemb.r. etsusr1ussIttH : BE
hbrbt am 1. wtpHtag I'M @prll,
a rtuit,Gpurt. sMtatlmdbtet 1frnitne &c,
oinntn am 2. WoHtos Der Wtonats Jauaar' Dta'
nnb September.
y rpbattsGonrt. RtetlmeBios astal.hs "
Qinutn an 4. Wtoutn9 Der wtonale GsUluut
~ IRoi, Nuouf uub sloptmbsr,t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

: Der 5armer eugene 8uunpnnt Is
Meilen pup Charleston, no., funo
uorseHeru nuf idredli@e 8eiie iei'
men Sob. OF purO BON einem
@auleiet ubpemurisn uub fel 10 un'
aladlid uuter bic SinOemaiaine.
bus oieie ibm ben SuIs BON DIR gu
DIR abitnitt uuO ben Ropf iat OOdiG
pom 4umpi trennte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
Nene Anlelleu

SauIet ~ pertaMFeB. Sine CUTE 9aip
loi an Der ., SiraBe 6tuildlcn Ssnng nah
Sourao yiaeotscr selcgen III ~ pcr;aUe .
9i6bcreN bel
WirS. Wloanie ehanuth.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
0oup. pattiio on pom Ohio es.
itorben

itorbeft
Gui ieinem 9anbiibe su Miliorb IL
am lesten 1tuntaa Iahmitta9 4 ubr
@Ouuerneur Sobn sc. Battiion ppm
Ohsu eeitorbeu. Setu SOB tam uuer,
wnrtet. Sice '@uunerueur Qnbrep 8.
paris BON Canton o Elm 10 Sabre
alter 5armer, Der pun ietnen &enteu
lebt, mirb iein gta9ioleer.
% in Der letSten sBabl bic &epub
lifaner oas eonse Eiflt ertudtten,
mar 8attiiUn Der einsiee fieareide
SemOtrnt, uno bic &ntrOnuse. be
sum 9heil berits 9emotraten gu
Ibeil uuroe, pirb nun nuf @epubfi-
taner lbereeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

1m perFanfen ooer permietben poh
iriihere Druderei 6sbduoe an Der SIDE Der
4ten nno Sdiiler Strobe. g(dhereo bel
Sarol line pae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Dies TT lie Sation Der abgeVpnnnt'
belt, Der aOpfihmNrsen uno berSrih.
inbrsbeifrerber. SDI,ier'S &udp
Mountain 9bec 1T Elm iifleres Bur'
beugmittet. Mndt euh iiart uno
irditip. 35 Gents, 9bee oOer 9ats
letter. @ulter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

8enn ibr 60 beim giniauf BON
Sdubmert ueridumt Beters S6ube
Su faufen 10 mnht ibr eud elmer gro.
ben 8ernndlafisuus eurer eieenen
5ntereiien idlulria.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Ssr iibit ben 9eben ipenOgn Strpm
.ipIprt. ME SIR ibn nehntt. @ine
miloe linoernbe Wdrme iali Die gigr,
pen uno bns Blut nit 9ebeu. Sc ii
Elm rnbres Terenneen, SoIIifer's.
.Rodp UiDunt0in Ebes III nebmeu,
.s5 Gents, Thee Deer Elblstten. gBol.
Ter BIOS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Nm Muntle Den ii SUM-; BOrmit'
taa, traten 0err SObn SAmars uni
arl. Selena Oasnes In Der tatbotii1
en- ct. Rarts. airde, in ct. aOuia
Dor benz Srnunlter. UNI iih bon
Sucbp. Better O'ROurte einireueu
laNen sum Buube ilr's 9eben.
Heibe 8rnutieute iino 5ermanner
&inber, ben dltelGn 5amilieu Der
Stnbt nub lmseseuo angeb6rie
fpelhe einen erOBeu B%etunnten. uuo
Sreunoestreis sdbleu. 5err Shwart
mar bis Dor turser Heit mebrere
Sabre in europa Der B~ertreter Der
International S~nrueitine Wnhine
g., ano bereiIie Oes 6fteren RuS-
Iaao. 6rnnlreid. Spanien mt bic
ihonmeritnnii1sn Rspubilftn, bod
tpur6e Inn anf tteenes auiufen in
bteliaen 9nnbe 9erratn Sugewieien
In weiden er Jet tbdiia If. 2ie
8raut il bic dlisfs 9ohter Oes Che
paars aouis Otaner uuweit Don Der
Gtnbt wObnbnft, unb erfrent fd Der
SD6nhtuns Slaer bic fie tenneu.
Ros iuuae Srautpnar bot 9eaiuu
0o.s JrsaaOen, Die ibueu Das GGsr.
bette i'm 1sbtn manifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Nir besabten bic h6hifen Greiie
in 8uar fur Ger, @%efaeel, 8pue.
odute. 2umpeu. Wteilnp, adutiauf
u. i. 10. &ommt uno prUblrt uns.
8. 9. y umbs&S pu.
.. g. @uhn, @eifdflstahrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

~ GcrrtIp- ak,nttu uub e;n;,ESunetn. bon aligt'
ntirefn Snisrtht hno .thtt'H. mhfiei ms Y
bcn MAfrFsnB Wtitrod trrttntn. IThr BY
NrHnttn rnierer 0crrtlSSnDtnttn mo ~!
enr,tbsrs mnb anB IN aivn HhnsH riitet-
thetIi iptfben.
- au,,ioeu BON n ST rs 6 Boil @rob. mahtn
ip6teisns Tpnn. ystF3 Wotlen tiHgtrttnt w.r'
Sn Nd6 Tpnatrstnq Wttttns lpsrbtH TENT
.AuStlstn aHasnOHuisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
perlanet:

ptdoten fir a%u9emetne 6ausnrbcit in
Der 6amilic cincS 6OnoIun9ereiienben, Nj.
belt Icidti Damn Oeo 6ouleS iicis arf Scp
ieu.
5cS &. Rouh
1862 pruirie glpc.
Si. 2puiS, Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
g~eranfnItuns Der $anb Surd hrrHtiGsr
@elent, @beaHatis mus.

Sir @beumatismis uuo 0idt oielt
itredliben unD in~mer5bafteu SIagen
~prGparire i'd Elm iideres 9lttteI, ui0 nm
ieoem frallien 2eIer oiefer 3eitung cine
@clegen9eit 81 aeben 0aslelbe tenreu 5u
lernen, bin ij 5ere.. einem SeoeH en-
9adet frei Der Eolt Al Ienbet.
Sic Iittel pcroante i'd einem gliidlis
den 3lial, eIs i6 Iclbit glaubte, OieieI
&ranfbeit as imheilGar p~erfalen 81 lein,
mnS u0dnem GerporragenbeIer3tc nieiaen
SAL ais 6ofimurgslos ertldrtert; lin0 Iett
"a mid beiltc, babe Id uiele Sale bon
elmer @drer bon 80 bis 40 Sdbren Gee
bciIt aud Yerionen bon iiber 80 Sdbren.
0er5agen Sic nidtl %einerlet OBJ
9rogueu ODER Ier5te S6nen teine Ginoes
runa bradlten ionocrrl i1reiben sic To-
fort, nteiu Wltttel beilt.
Sodbetaote RGrner itn0 Sraiien, bic
fein @lieo riibreu fonnterJ Die geflttert
perben mubten, i0rueu lid iest ielbft
beIfen.
Gin iIuifrirtes Bud iiber 8beImatiss
mus un0 @idt, ipeldes Sbren SAL 9enaii
beIdjreibt, iiberienoe i'd ebenfaus frei.
9teIes Iittel beiIte fiir3lih einen 9errt
bon 20 Sd6rer, tueIder iiber 80 Sabre
oelitten nnb Dem flint aer5te niht belfen
touuteu. Icine aorelie 1T
SDbn u. Smttb, 1893 Gloria gnilbina'
Nltlnantee. @istonitn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

@enn cure Gusen euh lt)merSer
ODER nidt in Orouune fab. iprchi
pUr unO lnBt breIelben uoteriuhcn
uermitteIii uerbeIierter Opttiher 3d
itrumente, 8srgest es mAt bob Id
bier permanent mubne, uno penp
Sriaen welhe i'd euG pertnuit nitl
SufrieoeniteaenO limo ih SieieIbe iir
pohenoe umtanihe obue ertfn Der
eutuna. SieieS Vt ETH Sorthttl Den
r%etlenoe ioDie In prUBe St6Ote lpub
nenOe a~uaen6rSte Hiht bieler.
~. 8. Sreenhrerr,
Owensutne. $40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22
1ernaaner pulkshlatt.

Entere' n the Post Once At Hermann. Mo-. as
scond class rail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Guf oer @oroieite oes SluHes bel
gripbt @itb farb @Ontas @admtt'
tag elm @oltenbrud ftatt, uelt1er
bic @eleiie Der @abuib 8ubn dber'
idwemmte. Der weltli& sebenbe
goa3ua murbe in Sorifea, Der nd4-
fen station, aurhdeebaIten, bis ons
BaRer aefaaen NOR. Der @olieu'
bru9 bot teiuen erbeblieen 54nosn
angerthtet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

,Ssn9 . BtOp" &artoffel tparen
pom Z Ooer 8 Subren bier iebr be.
tiebt, bod iinO iie jest idmer erbdIt'
tih oa bieietben pie Elm 6armer iif
tarsIih duBerte, rausgelaufen1 iinO.
SO ip1te etmns ftir lire @ieoerein.
inbruna aethan nerben ba es bic
bette Spatturtpffel, unO iebr aussieb.
is it,.
8erlnnat: iDiort in bieier
8ruferei, swet Mtdoden ooer spei
Suneens um OnsShriftiesen su erlers
men.
Cine etmaS mehmlthige 8etrnts
tuna uutsr Der ueberihrift ,pnns
unb Sobn" felt bic 2unoUner r9ailp
4etps" iber bic 3botiadbe an, bas
Die iefsis WilliOueu @inwobner
geutihlnuos etma $50 MiIlipnen
Dollars fpeniaer far ultoboliide @e.
t ante oernusgaben, ais bic srueiuno,
uierSia gtiuiUnen 8enObuer bes Der.
einieten 96uipreihes. Dns Slatt
atebt sunr in @rnGaune, baB 0as
Deutlhe Bier etpa8 btIiaer nls bas
enaliihe lei, tpmmt aber bod gu benz
shiuiie, oaB Der Gnptdnoer mebr
aliobol gu id nimmt uuo mebr iir
attOhOiiihe @strdnte ueri9pen6et,
aIs Der 8eutide. SO iblieBt nit
natlitebeuoer 8etrutuue: rllnfere
sIusenben fur @etrdnie eeben srpar
alaflidsrpeiie suriid, aber oteier
Bereleid Seiet uns bDf, einen mic
ueiten Ssep mis- nod 81 MAIDEN ba.
ben, ebe pIr . peuis ttbrthi Il bic.
ier 8esiebuua iirs, ME Der YeatT9e,
Den mir nit eiuem Rrue 8ier on ben
aippen 81 Iarritatireu .paegeu.@
n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

@tnn man an oaS Bauen einei
neuen 0auies beutt 1T es oft Der 5an
bab man iiber ben &oiteupuntt gang.
lip ip uaitaren III. Sc tdBt iid i'm
Gorous uidt feltHeIeu mie Oiel 60
toltei Elm Snus gu bauen, nuBer mar
las iih einen @lan nnisrtietn unh
nifamt 9InsebOte enteegen. Sir
y umeifer iaet nls nugemeine &e'
q { ohrfte aelten OaB Elm 0aus uOn
$500 bis $3.50 per 3immer toitei
menn es elm lsit6dises Saas 1T, uno
$3.50 bis $500 per 8tmmer uenn es
Elm 2 Hbdiaes SnuS if.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Tit 2Otalneuistetten iebt es bieis
8Ote .ara eenus aus. Die aunb'
leute iuo nit Der 8etseuernte be
ibaftist uuS bic staOter wtien auh
bon n.tts wei,e 81 reben als pom
Better uuo pts fit in ben ct.
auu'icr 8ldttern e~eleien. ShlieB
fin 1T eS oft uut am beiten
mott 10 uieI Rsutateiteu gu baben,
b IN bic q osten 9ieuigteiteu taueer
/ Der Geprt niht uiel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

Q ertnnat: iDiOrt in Oieier
9ruferei, swet Midoden ooer srpei
Suneens um nsShriftIesen su erlers
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-22

OOla BrsanOen, Die ibueu ons GlIer
bette i'm Hsbtn nlnihen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
ESCAPEDMURDERER
Negro Who Killed Fred Whtcamp In
Cairo Last August Is Out Of Chcs- +
ter Penitentiary.

Chas. Bradley, the negro who killed
Fred Whitcamp in August 1904, and
and who was sent to the state peni-
Tertiary at Chester for life, has es'
capped from there and is being looked
for by the police here and elsewhere.
He got away several weeks ago. The
manner Of his escape Is not stated.
The murder of Whtcamp was with
out any proyocation, as those who re-
member the affair know. He had ln'
terfered in a quarrel between Bradley
and Gus hummer, a white man, TAX
ing the latter away with him. Later
the negro met them. evidently on
purpose, and as they passed hummer
made remark To him. Whitcamp re-
quested the negro to pay no attention
TO hummer as he was drunk. the ne.
gro, however seems to have been
bent on revenge upon Whitcamp for
interfering in the quarrel and struck
him on the head with stone, from
which death resulted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
At BEECH GROVE
Funeral Service Over the Remains 81
Mrs. Charlotte J. Halliday Largely
Attended Yesterday.

Funeral services over the remabIs
of Mrs, Charlotte J. Halliday were
held yesterday afternoon at the fam
lily residence, 2G0G Washington ave
nue.. Many friends gathered to at
tend the service and pay their last
respects 10 the dead; and there were
number of very beautiful floral of.
ferngs The service of the Episcopal
church was conducted by Father f..
l.. Roland, of the Church of the Re.
deemer. The remains were con
veyed TO Beech Grove cemetery
on a special train from the foot
of Eighteenth street. and were laid
by the side of those of Thos w Hal
liday, the husband. Many friends oi
the family attended. The pail bear.
ers were Charles Cunningham, C.
Fredk. Gallagher, VI. J. Howley, Geo
+. Carnes. Frank Thomas, T. A.
Burke, Fred Workman c. b. S. Pen.
nebaker Charles Wenger, Sidney p.
Miller, w. $. Dewey, George Parsons,
". =. June.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
ON ORDER
Brewery Men Demand of Kentucky
Saloon Keepers, That They Obey
The Law.

A dispatch from Covington. KY
says The United Brewers, of Gov
ington and Cincinnati. who last week
sent out circulars of warning to the
saloon keepers of Coyington. urging
a quiet Sunday, this morning sent out
another secret letter, and limited that
a screw will be put down on the sa-
looms that do not heed. Those who
do not observe the warning must be
made to know" says the circular
that they, If they persist in noisy
are certain to bring disaster
upon themselves and injury to the
whole trade, and render useless the
efforts of those joined with us in this
movement We cannot afford to in
jure the whole trade through stub.
bornness or interference of the few.
Unless we secure uniformity of OBJ
servance our efforts will be in vain.
Those who are delinquent must be
made to join with us in this move
ment."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
DoN'TS FOR THE NURSERY.

Don't try to make your children
walk too early. otherwise you will
have all the difficulties of bow legs to
contend with later on Babies that are
allowed to stand much on their feet in
early life invariably suffer for it after
wards.
Don't forget that one cannot begin
too early to teach a child to be honest
In all things. Show your children that
you never doubt their honor, and you
may take it for granted that they will
not disappoint you.
Don't, under any provocation. ever
box a child's ears A great deal of the
deafness so common to-day is direct
" traced to the sharp boxing on the
ears, which parents, nurses and school
masters of the past used TO indulge in.
Don't experiment with the food and
care of children. Study the subject
carefully. -Cassell's Saturday Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31

camp on foot at last Three days then
| huited tor that scalawag Of horse
without success. At The end OF that
time. lehold appear Mr. Grunrhard In
Jun. the fellow yonder-whOse other
name is jim, to which the title cap
tain is often superadded by himself
He was leading the nag, and was
grinning with a self-satisfaction that
was truly edifying. The saddle was
there. but scratched. bruised. torn and
worthless. In the bags was a tangled
mass of stuff. mostly tackle, which
Grunthard exhibited in glee to assure
me of his honesty. The lenses of the
glass were ruined. but everything OK.
cept the knife and shoe, was there.
me pind 'um said Jim Heap
hard ketch 'um boss, you sabe.'
'Where'd you find him. ! replied.
Cheap far. Pind 'um pish-hook,
pish-line-heap pind 'um. Pretty good
lnjun.
Yes. l said. pretty good Injun,
but the fish-hogk9, lines, horse and all
amt worth two bits.
"He seemed detected, 50 ! gave him
a dollar and the fSh-lne and sent him
on I thought f. a wonder he brought
me hack a thing, and | guess a dollar
was little enough"
Winslows friend seemed to think
the same
The Indian in question now joined a
number. who were come upon the
square to sit down 10 the daily round
of gambling. One by one newcomers
struggled across the lot 20 squat upon
the edge of the blanket and m-ngie in
---s~-iae ~ pass the s'ir'-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31

The fate OF the bronze-tinted daugh-
ter OF the soil hung in the balance for
half-an-hour. At the end OF that time
she Joined the faithess dimes, hooks
and piece of pipe, The excitement
was now intense. Not few of the on
lockers including Mrs. Captain jim.
we're smiling, just a little, for the
prowess OF Mingo had made him
hero.
The bucks and squaws closed in,
and the day was growing old. Finally,
with an Indian oath the captain
hurled his cards to the blanket, and
saw his last wee coin plump down by
his knife.
He was busted fiat"
Looking about the circle, the loser
found a ptiess array of eyes upon
him. Oh! for just a dollar-a dime
anything! He knew that his luck must
turn, and his silver and prccio.s
things come back if only he could get
another chance. The passion was
burning out his very heart,
He snarled out fierce, defiant Offer
OF last desperate stake, which
raised a murmnr Of appreciation and
enjoyment, and caused the eager crowd
to close in even more. Only the wo-
men laughed, and theirs was weak
and silly shipper,
The smooth, emotonless Mingo
dealt the cards as If the stakes were as
lntle in value as a couple of thimble
tuls OF water,
1t was brief and sharp that final
hand Captain Jim held formidab|y.
With the wild, unthinkable abandon
of a player poker-mad. he tossed his
whole cleaning pile, which summed
up 80 cents to the fore.
what you got?" he yelled triumph
antly. He threw his cards on the
cloth. face up, exhibiting three jacks
a deuce and a four-spot
Mngo said no word at all, but mere
ly laid four kings in sight.
With whoop Of rage Captain jim
shot up Two or three quick, nervous
movements he made-and Invested
himself of every stitch of clothing
upon his person.
He hal lost everything he had on
earth, down 10 the very buff
A bowling chorus Of laughter ana
derision burst on the air From tbs
midst of his people. like a wild, scared
Thing, the utterly naked Indian bound
ed away for the yagebrush that lay to-
wards the setting sun Against the
chanting light his figure cut a moving
silhouette, until he seemed to merge
in the distant and radiant west. flood
ed with beams that clothed anew his
disappearing form.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
The Passion Of
Poor 10
BY PHILLIP VERRILL MIGHELS
Copyright. by Joseph B. Bowles.)

wanted. good Indian. Only those
who are long defunct need apply"
This, after much mental lucuhra-
ton and the coming OF long-famous
statement, occurred to the mind OF
Winslow, as he gazed from his win
dow across the street at pair OF
warning squaws They were taking
each others scalp-locks out by the
doubtle hstful, using pulling force
that IN field of stumps had been we'll
nigh invaluable.
Winslow, watching the battling
squaws, presently noted the approach
of 4 warrior armed with bottle. With
this he thumped light tattoo on the
knuckles and hands OF the combatants.
Thereupon one female departed in
haste, whilst the other, who was wife
to the doughty chief with the bottle,
remained 70 contemplate the possibili-
ty OF extracting her husbands eyes
with her claws.
Just about as the misunderstanding
concluded, a man came around from
the rear of Winslow's house and ac-
costed him.
You're back in time to miss a
scrap, said the latter.
Sorry"
So am l. Do you see that buck
with the bottle?'
W!nslow pointed across the street
Yes
We'll, he's the fellow who found
my horse.
What horse?"
why, didn't tell you the story?'
Winslow's voice expressed surprise.
Never that now recall"
That's funny. You know was on
in the mountains, camping, had a
horse-a good for-nothing Old scoun-
drel-and OF course a saddle, with haga
for few necessities, etc, etc. One
evening / rode him mp the rapine that
leads to Three-lake creek and left
him a moment tied to a brush. When
came back he was gone. had fish
ing-tackle, pair of shoes, a cartridge
belt, hunting-knife, thin vest, and
a pair of eld-glasses in the bags, or !
shouldn't nave cared.
4 searched high and low, chased
hither and yon, but had to go back to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
THE WEATHER


People thought 1t was very warm
Yesterday and it felt very much that
way on the sunny side of the street,
yet The official temperature did not
20 beyond SO during the day, rising
to that figure from So in the morning,
and falling to 81 by Z p. m. Mid
night thermometers ON the streets
said rs.
There was no rain in the air, al
though measurable precipitation was
reported from 20 points on yester'
days bulletin, some of them quite
heayy-1.74 inches at Mobile, l.36
at Boston, los at Charleston. Inc
highest temperature was at Phoenix,
Ariz, 40, and the lowest As at Winnie
mucca, New.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
Notice. contrsctorsl

Sealed proposals will be received by
the building committee Cf the Alexan
der Club. a. the Office OF H. :. Candee
No 6l7 Ohio street. Cairo. H.. until
u O'Clock noon. August 9Th. 1906 foI
the erection and construction Of a
club building in said city. according "a
revised plans and specifications. which
may be seen at the office OF C. Kus
ener. architect Cairo. lll.
Separate bids viii be received for
the general construction. for the heat
ing and for the plumbing
The committee reserves the right
10 reject any and al bids.
n :. CANDEE.
Chairman Building Committee.
July %. 1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
Died Last Niaht.

Miss Lucy Layton died shortly after
10 o'clock last night at her home 220
Twenty,eighth street, after an illness
of about three months. She was Is
years old.
Miss Layton was for some time in
the employ of Kaufman Bros and had
wide circle of friends.
Funeral services will be held this
evening at : o'clock at the residence
The remains will be taken to Wick
life for intermant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
Preached Farewell Sermon.

Rev. Herbert A Carpenter of the
Christian church, preached his fare
well sermon Sunday night to good
sized congregation. An excellent must
cal program was given also in which
Mrs. Carpenter. who has fine musical
talent took a prominent part Rev
Carpenter viii go to Terre Haute
where he will be assistant pastor OF
the First Christian church. The good
wishes of the Cairo congregation will
follow him to his new field of labor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
READY TO MOVE
csrey-Hsllidsy Company Dsmsnteiing
Its Buildings to Transfer Them
to Their New Ground.

Mr. c. :. Carey q. the Carey Hall
day Lumber Co. is having the build
ings Of his box factory taken down
and transported in sections 10 the
new ground further north and ives.
in The city The main buildings are
aoxl20 and 91xli5, one two stories aud
she oihe- one story. They are built
in the old style" which permits them
10 be taken down and ser up again
without injury. The foundations are
already built at their new location.
and the machinery wnl pc ready for
them when they are up