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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
G6ino d.
Gd)ang1oi 81 Iopember.

Sfnnghoi, 81 g|ooenber.
Gin internotionolcs Gomite, be.
ftchcnb aus aouitln 9auiIeuten,
D}inondrm umo diueiihcn Beam.
ten bat beidIoiicn OIL europa uno
Q(merjfa 3u oppe0ircu nm Ole notb.
Ieioen0cn 0cwobncr Scr 4rooin8
stiang.Gn mo Die 6Iutben Die Grnte
ouf elmer 7Sld6e pon iiNr 10000
Guooratncilen bernidltt unO 8ebn
Udaionen U}cnifcn ocm Suuaertooe
uabe gsbroAt bubcr. gu unteritiiben.
Touicnoe oieier Ycitte lrnnocrn md
oemSii0cn qeQen Don9iifmL Iidn.
Tina rnn gudlom aus, 0erfouieu
lire airOtr, 9eb uno 61noDri5s
3eiia uno faIien 6as 2ono IN ben
Sdn6en 6es qcicbIoicn Clements
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
GuroeS eSbnuptItoo
WaIbinaton, %. g4op.


@ie %. g. @opcc uou Chicago er-
tIdrt, mill er Der &oittonluiiiton ei.
nen Sorl6lag lnterbreiten, rpona1
Elm aus 6Illanjlcuten beitebenoes
Spnoitot Iid bereit erfldrt, oen
Eoitoienlt inter &onIroue Der 3e.
gierutlg 81 iibcrrehulen. Gin aapi-
tal pon $50,000.000 iou 51i oieiem
9med bereitS 5u'nmmengebrad]t iein.
@opce itellt nitt nur cine Grnieori.
erng Der ToItratet iiir Senoungen
eriter l.no 5iuciter GIoiie in 9luSitdt,
ionoern pcripriht ouh, onb ser lie
berihuB nah 3ohIrng elmer 9ipi.
oar0e BON Z Grojent in oen 9unoes.
idob flieBen ioa
Wl7bin9ton, %. glop
Sett oent Ne9inn oe5 NobIfdnt.
pies lpatr0e heute Die erite Sabinetsz
iibung obgehalten, oil melher iih
IdnntIibe NdtQiicoer bctheiIiateu.
Ser Gefretdr NIetcaIi. lpeIder Don
&aIifornien 5uriidgetebrt lit, brohte
einen unlfonQrei6eu @eridlt iiber Die
SduInngelegenbeit in San 6rat-
cisco nit.
Na16in8ton, 2S g2oo.
Ger ScfretGr 9onoparte bat cine
Qepci6e heS Mapors bon 8olIeio,
Gal, erholten III melfer ibm nlitge.
tbeiIt miro, ooB bic Sdlonfli5enS am
l. 2Sanuor pnn $50 ouf $40O erb0bt
neroen miiroe un0 sic ggirthihoiten
nm 1 itbr Noft5 ihlieBen niiBten.
&err @ouaporte bate ocln l}onor
Gngefiinoiat. NoB fiiuftiq feineSd)iiie
niebr nod Dem Shiiisbouboi bon
Mare 2SsIono 1cinnot merben mir.
oet, nenn Sic 9Pannihaften oen b6.
fen Giniliiiien ser Stoot alisgeiett
tuaren.
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g9 a loperlu ii tuna.
@oitnn. q. g2nn.

Ger gl1ent 9eyter 0t Gogers pom
entomologiiden Bureau beridtet.
ba6 I'M Stnnte Maine iih cine grobe
Menge Der hier5iIon0e unter 0en
Nomen ~@nrinmotte" befornten
&aIoid1oIiuge 3eiaen. weIhe Oen
@dlmen groBen Shaoen 5ufiiaen
@enn oos S5nieft Die gIdftrr scr
@diime abgeireiien bat, foIst oas.lb.
iterben Der 2ctteren in einem Sabre
Gag Bureau nia i'm Ginperitdn0nib
NIT Sen Stdntsbeb0rosn sinsn 9srs
iuf sur GcrtiI1ung 6es i6doIiden
Sniefies MAIDEN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
Qon0on. 28. Rc

Gon0on. 2S JloO.
Ter Ntiniltcr Ies 2lusmartiuen
wuroe int llntcrbauit gclra0t, ob olc
brltiide 3egjeung Dor ser amerfa
nlhcn 5um guneinida'tIiden Gnt
ulric etncs 9orihialea an Die
giahte aulaelorocrt iei, oen 8ertaui
Uon berauldcnoen Gcrdnfen, Gpi.
lm IT, /. 10 an oie nid3iDiliiirien
&6lfcr IN alien ldcIcn Der &yclt 3u
uerbietcn. 3err (5rcp antipor;cte,
oaB cine oerar;i8e 9lnirogc uur uon
Der gieQicruua Der GcrcinigtcnS taa
ten bcaHtmoriei ,9u0en fouutc Gr
iiQtc aber biu}u oaB 0ie 6ritiihc
gielierlutg ic0er Ncue1uug iprppa
thth aeqeiuiberitebc Ole uui Der
min0cruna oes Cpiuuqeuuiies ab.
liele
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
Ger g q hnranber B er.
gg2aribaQ, ulp., %. n

Ger @abnrauber, melder aui ei.
mem 3uge Der 9Iltonbabn 20 @ala'
uiere ouaplilnoerte uno lelnen 9ta'
men 3uerit aIs Erlebart ans anll'
fornien, angab, nennt iih iebtGlonoe
Gan0aa, oo6 nermrtbet Die 9olijeL
oaB er aus Chicago iton1mt uno
Glp0e 8uniep beiBt. Gr lit ieiner
glusiage 3ufoIgc 20 Sabre lnn 8 NO
nate alt uno 0eiertirte BON Der 8ul'
oe5armee
aunIos Gitp. no, %. Nop.
0ie Major Ooung bon Sort Gea'
pentportb iiber oas 2slepbon berihtete.
puroe Ranl'tD am "a. Robsmber 1904
anoenorben. Gr CAB Isin 2tltsr nit
% cNydbren uno feline 6eimatb uls
Grant Gitb, no, an. Gr 6eisrtirte
unO puroe in SeonIiu, Ulo., pegen
gabnrdubs perbaftst.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
bicriibcr III non sem nclten Cams.
wirtbitloitSniniiter obbou9ig
Berlin. 2S. Iop.


Berlin, 2S. gloo.
[Sn nilitdrildlen Grcilen crreut sic
Nodrid)t 3nIcreiie. ooB pier Oiiiierc
0c$ @enernIitabes ser Irntc nah
eSnpau fommanoirt moroen limo, NM
oort Stu0icn 81 MAIDEN.
&odllt cnt9eaentonlineno Sci0te iid)
ons Hcid)Snorineont Dem iralH0Ii.
iden &eooftclr @oS aeacniibcr G'S
hat ihm 0ic GrlaubuiB ertbciIt, ole
&iiltcnbcieiti9llugen bon @urbopen
5u belidillen.
Ter &aiicr MiIheIm uohutc IN ser
Giclcr @lltbt oen @robefuhrten scr
oilf Ser 0ortiacn 0ermaniamcrit or.
bal,tcn llntericcboote bel
Berlin, %. glop.
Nom 5uitdnoiQen @eritht III 0nnt
burg lit Ir Nnita 9lrq5purg Sic
betnnute 6rmcnrehtIcriil. meQcn @c,
leioiglulq Scr Goli3ei 3t 200 Worf
8el0blBe nerurtheilt mur0cn.
Berlin, 2S. Top.
2ttf cinen Eolten ali Sort @ritt.
lpit bel 0oien lplroe bon 9euten 0e.
id)oiIen. meIhe it'd in Scr n6diten
llmacbung oe8 Sorts 5u ihaficn
mnd)tcu uno oui ieincn glnriti ent-
floben 9ioh 0cn 9botern miro eiiri1
9cinbnoet.
gleip Mort. 28. Nop.
Scr % q St93tg." fabeIt ibr
ScrIiner &orreipou0ent:
W}it 0cm ueuen Gtat5iabr luiro in
Dem sGerionoI Der 0eutihen 9otidoit
IN @oibinQton cine 9lcnocrun0 ein-
treten Ger oer5citige MARINE Mt
todle, Sorpettcnfopit1n SebbinQbous
bat Srore erbaIten 81 icncm Gerluin
III oie @eimotb 5uriidptebrcn, nm in
einem on0cren Iicnit3peige Gerlucu.
0un0 5u iinoen 0iniidtIirb Der Ser,
ION ieiueS gtabfolgtrS iino oefinitipe
@eltImnltnqcn nod nidlt Qetrofien.
Ter 9Ibberililtng oc3 &apitau3
SebbinabouS Iicqen iibriqen5 irgeno,
meIhe @riinoe bcionoercr 9Iotiir
ourhous nid)t 3u @r,noe. Sein
aonmonoo nod @oihinQton fonmt
eben nit 9Iblouf 0ieieS GtotSiobre$
81 Dem BON oornbereiu normirten
GpOe. SSSnt Moi 1904 mur0e cr oui
Den Eolten 0e8 Worine-9lttoh6S fonl.
mnn0irt uno odnloIS bcreitS uuroc
Die 3eit ieiner SbGtiofeit IN g8oib.
ington auf orei Sabre feitgeiebt.
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Gronfrctdl.
Qaris. IS. g}op.

G8 iii mmmebr enOgiiltlg entldbie.
Sen. OaB Der gegcnm0rtige @otldlul.
Ter in Wloorio lno ebenloligc BOT.
idoiter IN Maibington SllcS Cant
bon nah g9ien pcrieet lucr6cn miro,
iobolo sic iron3oiildl ipanilcbcn &cr.
bon0llnQcn iiber Nioroffo erleoi9t
iulo. Bum l}abiolgcr Oe5 @errn
Gonlbon III Nlaorio lit Der irilbcre
GolonioIminiiter &cpgucS bcltilnalt
iupr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
@roRer e nlpfnna.
Gun Rranciscp. .gaI.. %. glpb.

Die 6relmoe oeS Wtonors S6nlis
tuoaen oieienl einen grobartigen en-.
pfong bereiten. Die Beipertihoiten
neroen ibn 9onneritop pom 9obn.
bof obboIen lno oonn cine Moiien.
neriommIung obbnlten, III mcIfcr or
uno gtbe 9ici 9lniprohen balten
tper0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30

betrGhtIide @n3abl QoIen, oie onoes
rer gnii5t ais Der peritorbene Wton.
iisnore b. Stablepsti Iino uno glaIs
ben, bab Der Botitau Fa, lpie Die
beutide ,3eutrumspartei. in Oem pol
riihen SAuIitreit neutral 9aIttn
TpIlie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
gDlaorio. 28. gloo

GoS 9lbgeoronetenbouS beid)IoB
init 161 gegen A Stin1men Die 0dlfte
Der 9n9ung Der grorterlmg 0eS Der.
eius0eiebeS uno Die anoere @oIfte Der
5eititenunq 6e8 Stoot5bausboItS 6u
mi0men.
Gos N}iniitcrium 1T aeipiat. 10
lonQc i'm 9lmt 3u bleiben. olS es Ii6
olti sic Wehr6eit ser gbqeor6neten
BEL Sen 9lbitinlnunqen itiiten tonn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
q hiffgr 4 atiattn.
SabIe &sIouo. U : p ]'op.

Soble ,(slouo. U :. y Jtou.
Ser Lampicr DCcearic" BON 81.
nerpool nan ltem Yort meloete nm
$40 llhr heme .Qiurgeu ieine 9ln.
furft 10 Uleilsn iijooiiIiA oon bier.
Der aOeanic" miro isin Ood an
Qonneritaq 0iorgen gegen s llbr er.
reiden.
goitor q. Roo.
QerI onoier oQ}itiplu" fam bon
Qiperpooi tier on.
Cgtur IL pcn Gopeuhd1sH.
9sIapars grtatp1ier. 1tla.. q. Rop.
Tompfer .9ooroiaao", Don 2iter'
pooI mad philadelphia bsitimmt, III
bier porbsigsfabr!r.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
ataIn.
Ron. q. 9nn

Rom, q. JtDo.
Der gaph smpFiR9 Den aaroi
nal aopp Jiirh6iitoi pon 8ress
lau. in Soaosrauolen3. Dieiem
geiu6e pur0e NIT um 10 gr0bsrem
syntsrsHs ,ntgsgsu9sisbsn, ols Der
grdInt ndbrsno Der bittsrsn 5sboe
mtl6s unttr Dem Rsgims 9ismard
ldnqsrs 2eit 3nii6,n Dem gatitau UNI
DeutihIano bsrrI6te, Io3uidgen ais
@amittlsr fpirtte. Wdbrsn6 6ss isbi
qen gs ahes paros ioit nrsi6IisBlih
bic polsniro9s sr0rtert. 5n 6sr Grls
oioteis 6ss aorhinnlB pobnt cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
g}orb uno SeIbitmor6.
Inner San0ust0, O., %. Roo.

Gem 8eiuno oes Goroners ShtB
5uFolQe iino 6rau SenrD 3artmnn
un6 ibre lodter QiarD nidlt, wie oil.
idnQlid oernluthet muroe, an er'
itidlma ourd &eud)i8os geitorben.
Gr iaot. oab ole Iodtcr hire lliutter
uno iid iclbit nit .Qlorpbilm per-
oiitete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
qorroFte ,lrtrort

4orrefte arttuort. SSsA elmer
enqIiihen ShuIe iragte r5r einisen
Sohren Gin 2ehrer. pos Der Erin3
BON 8aIes iein rpiiroe, penn ieine
g2itterg. Sic fonigin 9ictoria. itiir.
be. - Cine @niie.~ piepte es ol5
gntiuori aus Dem Sintergruuo oes
8inllners.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30

5pllg n Ilonpntje

i0II0. u lt0OcnIber
eeyn Der lieigeu Stn6troth5iieuug
pur6c 1aie Der llnira8 6ob bic
1ta6t oic 2n1Bcnbobuen qnfaufen
tm0 als iidoiiide5 llntgt1cbmen be.
trel6en foil, obaetcbnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
8udertruit beitroft
glelp Qprl. q. NoD

Ger @un0esfreisrirbter Sougb be.
itroite Die glfuericnn Silgar Refining
Gonlpann mn $4,000. neil iie Jia,
batte bon Der Rem Dort GentraIbobn
entqeacracuomWen bate. Gle Ra.
bate beirugen $4,000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
mfIilSrhitnn a. ent

MilttGr6ttnf ala Gnts
ftttunas fur, Ter Gobn zines
CjeftdftsHsEnss trat Dor 3pei Jabrsn
aIs Beirt in Elm IN Utaip3 garniionis
ren0es Be1iment sin. Ter iun9s Wonn
mar aber 0dmdls ron iolher N0rpers
fji1e, 6db fix i6n tsine ber porbauoes
nen llnifoymsn pab.e. 70 esb Elm. llnis
form fix ton ertrd arqeferti1t rsyoen
mubts. gei Ser iiinait eriolqtsn Gnts
laFung Ser U}anniAaftsn trot nun Der
gsrefien0e als i6lanier Reisrptit ipie
ter in 6os gipiueten 3uriid er hate
bG6r,no isiner 9isnit5eit -. 60 Qfuno
obQsnommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
GarufO.
getp gort, %. Rpb,

Jltlp UUtI, 1o. Jtpb.
garuIo bstbeiIigtr 'i9 eeHTn an ser
Trobe fir bic 2luffiibrung om Ritt.
mod absRO. Gs 1T 70 gut pie Iider,
0ab sr auftrstsn ipiro. oa ieins5timms
ii5 eebsFsrt bat. ueber Die 8ortees
runsen aur 9trbinberuns etrsr stpois
ger Generalization perlautst Ridts
R1berss,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
g4oriCi,ol,. OF g}op

&icrbln0crt poIniid)e, lit6oniihe
NM poooIiibe 0runob5.
liber crfldrtcn bcutc III ciner Ner.
iaumIlma. sic 5ur @ciprcduna Scr
o9roriidcn Gragc eiuberllien porOcn
mar. ouS ihre &ulercilen oenl agra.
ridden @rolraum1 Ser foultitltioneI-
len 0cmotrdtcn cntidicocn cnt1e8en
itiillncu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
q 3ono m a

Golou. q. Pobcmter
Gpaniidc 9lrbgitcr treiicn beitdu.
6ia bin elm. um bei osm Ban o,s
gonals yll hcIicH llebcr bunocrt n.
men ocItrn In Colon on Sie lei
fieu bnii'SuS1 Observation-Disclosures
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
,nmiItou Snt. 2S

S9dmlt0H, 9nt.t 70. J(op.
@d6reno oes gan3eu @ormittags
lieFen Strabenbabntpogen, obne ouB es
su St0rungen getommen fpdre. lin
10 ubr perfammelten 1i9 oie Streiter.
um einen 8ori6lag 81 erortern, ihre
Sor0erungsn einem Shie0sgeriht gu
unterbreiten. Sic perta9ten Ii6 jeoo6
unberri6teter Sadie Biz 3 l1hr. 0ds
Gintreffen oes Prdiioenten Der Snters
ndtionalen 1lnion Ser Strabenbahner.
6errn Mdbon, miro erndrtet. Dem
Streiffiibrer 6reo San ipuroe bon oen
8eb0r0en angerathen, oie Sta0t 3u
perlafien. Gs miro auf's beItimmteite
in 9(breOs geiteGt, oaB SAB ausgetpies
fen tpuroe.
Gpbnep, G. g., 27. gloo.
Ser arftiihe 0anpier oes Gom.
monoer Georn yHooiebeIt" flibr beute
@orntittog nod 0ortb Sn6nen, no
Souher Sen Bug oes Shiffe8 inter.
illhcn un0 Ieihte 9febaraturen Dor.
nebmen ionen, ofe ol5 iofort not6-
men6ig eri6einen noger. Cine qroBe
0fenge EcI3e, oie bon Der expedition
mitgebrndlt morocn iino, tperoen iiber
@oro geporfen neroen, oo tie nm
brauhbor gepor6en iino. Die Co
ounq mar iebr tpertboou uno Der
erobtc 7heiI pnr nit groBen Opfern
eriporpen mor0en.
Gbos. GIorfe, oeiien @eIeuidoit
bon Feorp qercttet piroe, erhdlt
ihneu Ietne @eiunoheit 3uriif. Nidt
nnr botte oieie @eieQidoit oos &C.
ihirr iGrer Sunoe geqeilcn Ion0ern
Serr GInrfe iogt, ooB er aud feline
Moecaifins aufoeaeifsn babe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
u MIL 5.
Udrlhall. %. 92op.

Cine 900 S0plc itorfe glbtbeiIing
politilhcr @ciargencr murbc bclte
frilb auf ciuemS on6cr5uae nod Dem
observation-disclosures III Die &erbonnltng
geianot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30

Berlin, 28. 9lop.
fOor0ell.

Berlin, 2S. 9too.
Der rG0ln. 3t9. miro aus Ianger
oemeI0et, oaB Whtlep @aiiH. 0erNru-
ser Oes Sultans, mdbreno 0es BET
ranlftites oen 0eutiAen &oniuldrz
agenten 3u F(b beiAie0 uno gu ibn
iagte;
Die Q(nlpeIenbeit Ser 0eutIden Bel
6isfer 6eierliAteit gereidt mir Su oops
peItem Nergnii9en, neil idb einerieits
oarin einen 8elpeis Der 6reunoI6aft
5pii6en Sbrem &diier uno meinem
9errn uno gruoer, Dem Sultan. err
bIide, un0 neil iie mir un0ererieits
GjeIegenbeit 81 Ser Grtldrung bietet,
oaB Die un9iinitigen 8eri6te iibsr Die
3uItd1oe i'm 6iiOen Ots mdurii6en
Reihes, ipo ib Stdttbalter bin, aui
llnipnbrbsit beruben. 0dbin eeb0ren
Sic Melolnsen iiber Die llnIi9erbeii
fir 2eib unH 2eben. Die 0erdrtigen
8eI6iperOen fino in Der gfegeI 3ur
!6dlfte erfunoen uno Itiiben Iih gun
anOeren 9dlfte duf propo3irte 9or-
fdqe."
9angsr, %. NC.
Gine gIn5obI 2eute pom 9lngbcro-
fannie griiicn ooS 3ous on. in Dem
irijber Der engIiide 3eihln9Sforrc.
iponocnt SorriS mohnte. Grltppcu
rertbeioiQen Oa3 @ebdutc. IS ijno
bereit3 mebrcre 9oote rno @eripun.
oete ouf beioen Seiten.
Sic oo8 6nus oerthei6iaenoen
Truppeu Iino BON 9tailuli uro Dem
bicii9en Observation-Disclosures &c.
Itelt lporocn. 9crItdrfinqen per0en
ibnen 3ugeididt Ger 8orfon miro
nidt oIS pom groBcr @ihtiafcit an
qeieberL "a obulihe 9luoihrcitln1en
bier tdqIid' Norfnnuucu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-30
@ei(6ruft Ocs SpeiC6e(5.
Scnltung Ocs WHnnlctrrts IN alter
uuO ueuer 3rit.

sSarmebiIsnng anO GIettrisitat g6lu6sn
uno 9aueH- &5ienoe Strait AItaIiidlt gss
idlaiienbstt oeS DlunOietretS- epontaRer
SpeifeIHub uno ittne gstrfuns.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
HsId For Msnsiaughter ,

The preliminary examination of
Richard Parker, n brakeman on the
NJ. X. IL b. I. railroad, who killed
John W. Cssteel on the 18th of Jan.
uary, came off before Squire George
W. Covngton at Fiat River last We'd
nesday, and Parker was held to await
the action of the Grand jury and ad-
mi,led to bail in the sum of $1,000.
The evidence brought out in the pre-
!iminary examination differs from that
at the Coroner's investigation, show
ing that the fight occurred on the
ground instead Of on the train; that
while both parties were armed, Cas-
teel with "billy" and Parker with a
pistol, at the immediate time of the
shooting the combatants we're not
closer than twenty feet to each other,
and therefore Parker did not have to
shoot to protect his own life.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
Skating Rink Party.

Slrs. C.. l.. Blanks entertained the
friends Of her little daughter, Dorothy,
with II party at the Elite skating rink
Saturday afternoon from to 4 She
was assisted by Miss Eirgie Conway in
entertaining the little guests, who were
I.ayinla Rozier. Miriam Blceck. Mary
and Margaret Henderson, Gertrude
Rickard, May Cover, Dorothy Keith,
Marion Guessing, Mildred and DeAllen
Mckinney, Helen MurriIl, Alva Clay,
Paul Jones, Park Bleeck, Lawrence
Smith, Edgar Spaugh, Gleuwood
Keith, Philip Cole, Homer Clay, Tom
Mckinney, Warden and Willie Moot
hart. Ice cream, cake and candy
were served during the afternoon, and
the children declared they had mos,
beautiful lims.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02

Hundreds of st. Francois county
farmers aud their wives are interested
in the poultry business. To all such, a
farm paper like The Farmer and Stock
man, with its departments devoted to
poultry, sheep, dairy, horticulture, vet
crinary matters and all special and gen
cral interests of the farm, Is extremely
valuable. Last weeks Farmer and
Stockman was an annual poultry num-
her containing articles by poultry en-
perts from all parts of the country on
"Win,or Eggs and How to Get Them; :"
Winter Care of Fowls to Insure Fer
tile Eggs;" ".Csre of Young Tur-
keys" "Feedng Young Ducks"
"Broilers for the Western Farmer: "
"liow to raise Geese" "Winter
Chickens, and similar practical top
les. The poultry industry now pro-
duces over $500, 600, 900 a year in
ms country, ana Is one OF our largest
single industries. In this section, it
is constantly growing in importance.
Any farmer interested in this or any
other phase of agriculture or animal
husbandry can subscribe for The Far.
mer and Stockman through this Office
on an exceedingly favorable combina-
lion rate recently made with Tnr
fARNINGToN TIMES.
We will send you for one year
The Pennington Times, price 800
The Farmer and Stockman 100
The Farm Gazette (monthly) so
The Homemaker (mon,hly) so
$500
For the sum Of only 51.25.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
THE W00DMEN RALLY.
A Large Number Of the Order Gather
From all Parts Of the County TO
Meet Head Consul.

a .ar.c number Of Woodmcu from
the several lodges ot the Modern
Wooimcn of America in various parts
Of the county gathered in Pennington
last Friday to welcome Head Consul
A. Il Talbot and other uiliccrs of the
order They were met 1t peLassus
by special reception committee and
the officers of the local lodge, accom-
panied by the Woodmen band. A
public lecture on the principles and
purposes of the order was delivered by
Mr Talbot at the Opera House Friday
nigh, to full house, about 800 being
present After the public meeting n
large class Of new members were
initiated, the Flat River team conduct
ing the floor work, which proved u
most interesting feature to the mem
bers of the order.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
Small Locals of Considerable Moment

Hon. T. A. Eo2icr has been con.
fined to hi> room tor nearly two week
with illness. He j. somewhat improved
at present and his many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mr. ". A. Kennedy this week
bought the Oliver farm. . mile,
north of Pennington on the ~ Louis
road. There are eighty acres in the
farm, aud Mr. Kennedy paid $1,000
for the property.
An open session of the Women ;
Foreign Missionary Society OF the NJ
l.. Church, South, will be held next
sunday evening ar $50. There will
be AZ address by the pastor, followed
by some songs and recitalions. All
are cordially invited to attend.
/. NJ Laws and Miss Daisy Fan.
cher we're married yesterday (Febru-
AIRY lSt) at 3079 Cook avenue, st.
Louis They will make their home in
Desloge. MIR Laws has many friends
in the Chestnut Ridge vicinity, where
he was born and reared, who wish
him and his bride long and success.
ful life.
The ST. Francois County Railway
Company proposes to build switch
or ann to their electric railway from
the Pennington station east along the
alley norti. OF Mrs. Mary llighIey' ;
residence (ths old Rosenthal property
distance of about five blocks to Mid.
die street, thence south on Middle
street 70 the east ,ide Of the Farming.
ton Milling Co, mills, and west on
Harrison street to the rear Of the Lang
Manufacturing Company wagon fac
tory. 1t will accommodate several OF
the largest shipping and bu,ines, en-.
terprscs in town, and probably no
route could be selected Tor the track
that would interfere 50 little with the
ordinary traffic of the town. There
ought not to be any opposition to tho
extension, but it seems that there are
Two or three along the route who oh.
iecl.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
THE REVIVAL CLOSES.
Good interest Manifested Throughout,
Fully 500 Attending the Last
Service.

The revival meeting at the Christian
church, gtter a settle, Of nightly ser.
vices lasting three weeks aud half,
closed last Sunday night, the last two
services, afternoon and evening, being
held in the Opera House, each attend
ed by from 400 to 800 people From
the first the services were largely at.
tended and the interest kept up to the
very close, the church many times
being too small to accommodate all
who came.
There were fifteen additions to the
church during the meetings, but the
full result Of the revival cannot be tab.
ualed. One particular feature was
the changing congregation, hence the
far.reaching influence of the meetings.
Much Of the success is due to Elder
Edward Overs, pastor OF the church,
who worked faithfully and earnestly to
keep the importance of the revival be-
fore the people, demonstrating that he
is believer in the use Of printers ink
as well As work and prayer. Adver-
lising and bringing to his aid such
valuable assistance as Evangelist T.
B. Barnes and those excellent Eyange.
list singers, Mr. aud Mrs Icran, could
not Tail 10 attract wide attention
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
FarminRton IolI Station.

The Toll station formerly at the
81. Francois Hotel has been removed
to peIty's News Stand The rate to
Flat River, Elyins, Desloge, Bonne-
tcrrc, Doe Run, Leadwood (Owl
Creek), Daylown and Avon is 10
cents for each message Of three
minutes or less. Pennington mes.
saEcs five cents each message of three
minutes or less. Long distance mes
sages at regular Bell Telephone Com
pany's rates,
THE FARNisGTON TELlPHoSs Co
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02

We wish to thank our dear good
friends of DcIaSsus and Pennington
for their kindness aud words OF SYM
pathy for Us in the illness and death
Of our dear mother. We will always
remember them for their kindness and
the words of comfort they offered us
in our time Ot sorrow.
MR. AND MRs. G.. L. WARE
JOuN A. OVERALL.
ALoSZO OVERALL
LAURA OVERALL.
W. I. OVERALL
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
"UncIe Josh" Coming

The most beautiful story of Ameri-
can life told on the stage will be pre-
sented at the Opera House Tuesday
night, February 6. The famous play
of "uncle Josh spruccby'' i, story
of New England farm lite full OF fun
that keeps the audience IN merry
mood through the four acts. The
scene is laid in Vermont and some OF
the characters are taken from the life
and daily habits Of the people the
author met there. The company pre-.
scuting the play thi, season i an ELI
Glen, one. aud IN addition to consider.
able special scenery, first. class or.
cheSlra fills an important part
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02
Night School Continues

at the Commercial College and is for
the special benefit of those clerks, bus.
iness and professional men, and others
who need special instruction. No
class work--the teacher gives iudivid-
ual attention to the needs of each stu
dent. Why not enroll next Monday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02

A dog belonging to X. +. Taylor Of
Piedmont has been at Greenvile for
Il past five months, but decided to
return to its former home and made
the trip alone, and was delighted to be
in its old home again.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-02

Teachers and pupils of the public
schools may enter the Springfield
Normal School on any day during the
spring, and continue through the Sum-
mer School There is no vacation be-
fore the Summer School, which opens
June 4, and continues nine weeks.
Rates are very low.