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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08

That the Party nomfratins conven- tions for the purpose of nominating candidates for the said General Ctc Election shall be held on the 10th day of March. 1906. at o'clock p m That the place of ho3dfns said noni- mating conventions shah be the Opers House tn the said City of Bfsbee-
 Thai the names of the Election of' ncers who shah conduct the Demo cratic Primary Election are ss fsi. lov.s: sr rss rE- E.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08

inspecfcg-T. R. GRADY. Jodge-aAJoR BURTON
 yudeeI W. WALLACE clerk-J. R. HENDERSON czerk-wALrER GosLIN. That the names of the Election of- flcers who shall conduct the Repobh1 can Primary Election shan be as foi- iewzs Inspector-J. ,. MUIRHHAD. Judge-wA. HUGHES.
 Judge-LEwIS HUNT.
 Cierk-F. F. OBRIEN.
 Clerk--SAM yERRAE. JR- That the names of the of1cers who shall conduct the - Primary Election shall be as follows (sEAL) c. ". BICKS'
 City Cerk-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08

MILTON R. MOORE.
 -@ E-s t9 Register First publication, February 20. 1906
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08
MINING APPLICATION Nc

First publication February Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS

1st Pub. Feb. F. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08

First publication February Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08

First publication Jan 13, '06.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-08
MINNG APl

First Publication February Il. 1so'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Sage oss u%ngepobnten Qnsinieins bin.
tpegbelfen folte!
Gr bate ibrer 2eioenfdaft fir i'm
tptrtlih 70 bel treue Qnbdnslidteit
ni4t 5u9etraut. Mit einem Stud
tpanhte er iif ibr gu; 3orn unb aufs
queaenoe Rubruns miidten fi9 eigen
in ibm.
r2onnp!" rief er u~nseoulois unb
a~ufmunternb.
Sic ioIte ertpadsn, folte i'm anb1z
rem. Sie mar, trob hires einitiaen
Mutbpiuens, Der iih eeIesentIid aud
einmal nit ibm gu ipieIen %erlaubte, Die
fiigIame Stlaptn ieines Wiaens getpes
fen tpenn eS ibm eelang, ie Sabin
Su %bringen, Dab iie ieIbit ii6 @Iifabetb
seseniiber als re9tloien Ginbrinsling
be5eidnete, Damn tonnte aGes pisosr
gut Deroen.
(6ortiebnns ioIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

I ~ e. L.N L Enr|| Q feNE- b.
Die ~slfrnbatin emma Srancia, pcldT
nit 5mei arobii6en &naben biibide
Edn5e allifiibrt; gon5 ncll limb Die
Sriainal : Eiono. lnto @eiongSpor-
TRACE Scr Srolt @iau @ofeficIo Ser.
Gllion NM @otion, originellc Sim,
ger rn0 Witiifer, uno guOere. 3lmr
SdluB Der @oritequnQCn perOcn be-
meglide 9ilber ge5ei9t. Srot Scr
ultbCrgcmobnlid)en EroQrummeS i'm
oct feline EreiSerbohung itott. Mu.
tinec'n iinben mie iiblid) itntt.
~ Auditorium"
Goa nelteItc mltiifuliid)e 2uitip;tl
She Grruno 9on" miro I'M .ylno;'
forum" Qego6en. Gicic5' Stiid per.
iprift cine oltbcrnrbcntlidl itarie
slnjicbuu9Sfroit cl,a}uiibcn. IS miro
Don Scr y. $. Su4liuan 2%lnlnicn1cnt
So" onaaciiibrt, inter bcren 2irct-
ton 9illp 9, &ou ouitrCteu miro.
Wutinee'n iinpcn belttc, Mtittmu,b
unO Santitd9 Itatt.
&ollbini, DER mclthcriibmte Sono'
feIIcln 9 aGnig ullb @cf1n0niBoiincr.
miro nGd)itc gSodc sic Scniotion I'M
,N~uoiturilm" biIocN. Souoini
to.mmt OIL scr Spite icincr eigenen
@cieQi6oit bon icn%iationclen aiinit-
lcrrL unO mcrOcn lid SauicnOc frcl-
en-, @ouoini nit %iciner Eruppc in Die.
icr Soiinn lcbcn 81 tGnncn.
.W nj q Z bcntcr."
Die populGren DNlca5or Beauties"
treteu bieic @ode i'm .WomlmcntaI-
5Geoter" ollf. Is ina Dies cine Ser
bcitcn 5rlppen ser Galloepiac. 9ilbnc
Nmerifa'S ietl1. ltntcr ocn Cartel
lcrrt b%eiinoen iif sic .SeponS in o5bc
Genius Safcr;" SoS. 9. GorionL
Gbdroftcrfomifcr; Marguret Stem.
ton, &ictorio So1ptea uno @loopS
Gears, sic ySbree Morpelous &eelep
Brothers" uto Gbas. =. Moro. t3lpei
rrfomiidIc @urlcSten, ~ Smoteb
6crrin9" uub rSbc Gomonce OF q
Suit sac" fonnen sur IuffiIb.
ring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Eougbfeepiic, NJ. Foltor Garl
Hooemcper;
Shenectoop - Eoitor WuItap DO
6elin;
Sea Glifi - Stclucrtrater;
Srop - Nuitor u. s.. @ei9er;
Donfrrs Nuitor Ebilip Stabl;
Ebilooclpbia.I iltrift Euitor
Sobn gauge, prGiioirenner Nelteiter
Nfron uno Clarence - Faitor @m.
@cBfomp;
Baltimore, Mb. - Bombs traBe,
Eoitor @iQion Hoocnlndlcr; 9rooos
man, Toitnr @ottlieb gubcc; Sigbt=
StroBe, Eoitor =. &. Sunicr; Felul
iulponia : 9lpcnue, EoItpr Gborlea
Stepbon;
Buffalo N..N. - Gait StrnBc ltnb
2oneoitrr, EoItor Fb. S%aertuigca;
Mortimcr u1o NortbnmptoH Eoitor
u. i. @oi6lc;
Ilnfirf, N.-Y. - Goitor $. 81.
0oltit;
Gli5obetb, N..S. - Haitor Grnit
@piin;
Aobofcn uno STANDARDIZATION Nd.
- Eoitor =. :. SpaiB;
&ciicrionpiac, Nys9. StcQprr-
t~rcter;
Seriep.Gitu - Eoitor 0ermuml
Sdllldni;
9felporf, M. - @ergen.S traBe,
Eoitor 3. y. Soppcrmunn; Gmas
mel, Eoitor ". $. aurtb;
Scricp Gin @ei0bta Stellper-
t%rcter;
Fotterinr, M. - Foitor Y. $.
Eopc;
@~biloOclpbin - Eaitor Gorl Cor
0un;
Rodcitcr, q. y. - Gmonucl, 90
itor $. q. Moicr; Nortbs StrobC ga
itor @liitou '6ul,iier, jun.;
Scronton, ia. - N0om@- Ypcmlc,
Eoltor 6cnrp Miiucr; YroipcetN uc.,
Eoltor @nitop Mouiier, len;
Snect Some, NJ. Eoitor
@enrp @e6er;
@eit,Sobofcn, m. - Tnitor :.
!. MeBmcr.
Eoitor 9olli@ gSellon mllroe sum
&nplnn Ocs Bethany Giafoniiiclls
Mcin3" un0 Eoitor i. y. Sdnciocr
5ruu Troiciior I'M yNoitsS eminar" ers
nnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Sciratbs.9 ~iccnscu.

Mobcrtion g. @orb, 80, uno Ma.
rie @olicur, Al Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt bon Mobertion g. @arb, New-
orf. M.
Sobn @. Cotton, 35, rno Iurp 9.
Wurpbn 81 Sabre oft; 2icens gebolt
bon Gbmaro g. Stanlcp, Hr. s, SIt.
9cringtonItr.
Soiep6 Soils. 90, unb Guitaauiu
=. M%oOri9iie5, "a Sabre oft; Sicen5
gebolt bon Soiepb Balls.
Soiepb Sodclsti, 81, mo Selenu
3renIinSti IS Sabre oft; 9icen3 &C.
bolt Don Soiepb Sofelsfi.
Mobcrt Stanley Wocanigbt, 90,
unb Gtbple @crtritoe Sifutt, 10 Sab.
re oft; 2iceils eebolt bon &obcrt
Stonlep Wacarigbt, @oibington,
:. s.
Srottf sc. Gbnribee, 90. uno 2au.
ra 3. @oulo, t9rSabre olt; 9icen, ge.
bolt bon Hopal 6. 2intbicum, Tr.
10. Observation-Disclosures.
Seinrid) &nippel, 36, mo Gliiob.
aropolpsfi, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5 ge'
bolt pom Yaltor Otto gpib, Nr.1312,
9enionitroBe.
Safob Sann, %, rm6 @iliie 81.
@otermortb, Is Sabre oft; 2icenj
geholt BON Serrp g. Sdreiner, Scr.
517, Siio.T alasitrobe.
CHARLES ". golln,an %, mnSGar.
rte 9angeno, 81 Sabre oft; 2iccnj
ac6olt non Charles ". 9ollman, Scr.
10I, Siio-Y apiouitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Guaua. -lmtb. SpnuSc pon WiHunri,

Go& Erogromm fiir sic 40. Ser
inmmlunG IN ser Ct. FoldS Sir
die, Gde bon Nrempnt.Mpcn;e II.
Sorotogoitrobc. - 320 GoitorCn,
Sebrer NM 2oien-I elegotcn CT.
lportet. - @~otte@oicnitc mGbrcno
Scr Spno0c. - Observation-Disclosures.
Nu WtittpodL Sen g.. Mni, luirh
Ser oitlid,c Iiitrift ser ocntiheit
cponaeliid) lllt6crild)en SDnobe bon
Wiiiouri Ohio mo orocrcn Stootcrl
3t lciucr picr5iaitcn &%criomulung
IN ser Ct. YuulasairdN, @de IRE
mont. mo Sorotogoitrobe, Eoitor
CIR. &illl,. jlian1ntell treten. Us
mcr0en ctlua 325 Ealtoren, 2ebrCr II.
Snien=G elcgoten crlpnrtet, uno 0aS
SerbcrgesGomite, inter Dem &orlibc
bon Srn. Gbr. Scnmetcr, hottc IN
sen lebtcll poor @odcn ole NGr0e
poQ SIT tDlul, INT allen crluarteten
@Gltcn G.liorticre bel ben 8licbcrn
Scr peridlic0cncn lutbcrilGcn &c
meinben Der StoOt 81 ucridlniicH.
NllEer Der st. @cmeinoc
mcrbcr lid) an Der 9ebcrbcr9lmg Der
SpnooioIgGitc betGeiliNcn bic rSmt
moruel3. @cnCinbc. SiiD . Caroline
itroBc. Yoitor Sim. Sticmfe;; bic
Murtinc.@ cneinoe, Siib.S borpitra,
Sc, Eoitor :. $. StefienS; Die ct.
Gbon,aSs@ cmeinbe, ib,Tulnsfiitr.,
Eoitor s.. @ltdellber9er; sic @etble.
bcnis- @cmcinoc, Sit4S lipcritr., go.
itor Sron5 Gerluicbc; oic eraliide
Gnlnnllelov@ cnneillGe OH Sf:o0crf
itroBe. Eoitor s. j. q. Meuer; Die
creliidp Sodiou : Souorc @eneill~
DC, Eoltor 3. &oiier; bic cn9liidc
Hebeomer = @enleinbe, Srpilgton,
Eoitor &. Sadlcr, lnb Die @ctbonp
@en,eiltoc 51 &ioletpillc.
u &C Der al lung.
Gle bcporitebcnbc TerinmmllurG
ser Spnooe miro BON beionocrCr Be
oclltiln9 ieir. neil e@ uoraiiSlid)tlid
Die lebtc Gcriummlung ocS oltlid)cn
Tiitrifts ser Miiiouri.Spnobc IN If.
rcr icbigcn 0citolt Ieill miro. Sdon
bel Der lctten Gerimmlrna ocs 81.
itrifts 5u Buffalo I'M Sabre 1901
murhc oic Sbcilung bcIlclbcn crnit-
lid in GrpGallna gc5oacn, aber nod
lGngcrcr 9~crdtbnng uitf Den 1ilh
aelcgt. 20 iebodl nntcrhcilen Die
a10emeine Splpbe BON Ytillollri bel
ibrcr Gcriommllng in Detroit, 1905.
bic 1lrilrug bes oitlidTl, SiitriftS
0~cnebmigt hot, 10 lpcroen mobl bel
ser beporitebenoen Seriommlumg
niesbe;iiglid,e Shritte setbon mer-
Nc,r. Ser Oiitrift, mclder it'd. inn
Sabre 1855 gum eriten Mol il, Der
olien Ct. Yoils~&irhe, Canals on
SoQioop- uno SaratogaitroBe, Der
ionnlelte. lit inr 2ouie Der perfloiie-
ner 81 Sabre bon If Enitorert ~
@cinein0en lnb 3 2ebrern nlif TAG
Euitorclt, 224 @emeinocn urb II
2ebrcr a%llgeluadien mo umfoBt bic
Staoten Connecticut, Marplono,
Ioiiofuietts, Men-Sompibire, Stem.
Seriep. Tem.Dorf, Caroline,
Ycnniplpanien, Hbooc, Sslanb, @ir.
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@rufcr FrcoiacrwcdJicl.

@ruHcr Frcoiacrmcdricl.
Sic Goniercn5 Dea oitlihcn bclltihcu
9iitrifta Der biid,. MctboOiitcn.
Stride I'll GnOc. - Baltimore crs
bGlt 5mci ncllc Eoltorcn. - Nns
bcrc Grncnnnngcn.
Bic #. GoniCren5 0cS GItllhcn
oclitidcn Iiitrifta Der bid. MctJp0is
itcr- Stride, mcld)e icit lcBten Miitt>
nod bier IN Der bid. WcbtoOiltcn-
Stride AM Siio Srooomop tn0tr,
mllr0c gcitcrn 81 Gn0c gciiibrt, ul0
SPAR pur0c cine mnaelpobnlid) aroDr
3nhl pou &crGnocrunNcn uorgcnonl-
men. an ben iilniSig GrnennunNcn,
Die int @on5cn genlad)t mllrocrL li1o
amon5ia &cr0nOTltnacn cingeidloI
len. Eoitor @ilidm u. Stort, mel
der icit finn Nohrcn on Der Sroo0s
map.airde th0tig ,lpar, lplrbc nnd)
Ncm Nort perfect. mo oil lelnr
STEELE fonnmt Euitpr @ottlicb 9ubCf
pon Y%hilo0clpbio uodl baltimore.
Eoitor Storf reilt hcrcita nn1 SreItaa
ilbCr adt Gage nod) Nem. port ob.
Eoitor @llbcd lit cin @iirttcnlbcrgcr
bon @cbllrt. Gr ihtbirtc oilf Dem
tbcoIo9iiden Scnlinor IN Srnnfiurt
q. Moin iuto fom Dor % Sabrell
nnd) NnIcrifo, polclblt cr III Bridge.
port, @roofmu, Scruntnn uno Gbi'
loDclpbiu t6Gti0 nor.
Foitor @iQiom &eBfump non Der
Noro Baltimore : @cmcinbc mllr0c
nod Ncron, N.9, pcrlcBt, u1o oil lei
ncr StcQc fonlnlt Eoitor @iQiom
Hooclnod)cr nod Baltimore.
Gie @ciommt morcn
iolgcnoc:
9Scuzs)ort. Tiitritt Yaitor @n1.
@ricSrc9cn prGiibirenhcr Aelteittr;
gmitcrbnm NJ. - Tuitor Eoul
2oid)cr;
9oitcii, Moii. Yoitor Socob
Sutter; ~
Bridgeport, Conn. - StcQpertrc-
ter,
@roofln NJ. - @lcnoole. ga
itpr 9(ooil Nrubc; Greene Npcruic,
Eoitor &enrp Sdacble; Worcp-Npc.,
Foitor i. $. Hcp;
H~io9cluco0 49, Fnitpr Nua. SteiG;
GUNNER Elocc - Eoltor Nlgult
Nlonlnlonn;
@pdoii.S tobc - Eoitor &. ".
YcqIoro;
%anoepeer Eorf ulio Minncolo -
Eoitor Ncpopr Sopner;
Sort Sumter Tuitpr @iuiam
Sdliiter;
@reenliefo uuS burners SollS,
Nan. Stctlpcrtrctcr;
&ortiorb, Conn. Eoitor Is. x.
@or5;
Serulolem @ontogb, N.=9.
Stelpertretcr;
2nbrencc, MoIi, - EaItor &cnrp
Toabcrg; ip sso.
sona SSlano City, Toltnr s. 8.
$. @oie;
Mouut Serron nno Nem &od)eqe-
Faitor Sobn Sd)uler;
Neiu-Sopcn, Conn. - Taltor ).
o. 2ltb;
Neiu-Yorf Gitp = 0linn Wcmo.
rial. Toitor Charles GeuB; Glton-
Ipcnie llno @ofeiielo, Yaitor rSohn
Miiacr; Critic Stride, Yoitor S. $.
Sed; ct. Toll's, Yoitor i. " 9oie;
,3lptite Stride. Eoltor @iliom ".
Starf;; Fremont, Sernran gleii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

ginietl, sen Iiitrift bon Columbia
unb 2onoolL Gnglonb.
9ie Oiiiimtri-S pnooe, 81 meld)er
Ser 6itlihe Tiitrift gebort. muroe &c.
g~riinbet 5t Chicago I'M Sabre 1917
uu1o sGhlt gcgcnmGrti9 Il Iiitrifte,
Die iid ii6cr alle Stoaten Der llnion,
Canada, 9roiilien unb Mrgentinien
crltreden, 1861 Ealtorcn umb Rroiei.
loren. 1929 @enteinbenL 1898 9ebrer
rN,b 2ebrerimten an ben @emeinoe=
idulen, 475,029 conuni5irenbe Nit.
glieber, 96,723 ainoer in Den Sc.
mein0eIhulert, 10 Seminarien,
0%pmloiieit mo Slfaoentie'n in &c.
rcit 1884 Stubcnten bon 50 Erofei.
loren unterrid)tet nerocn. GS berlin.
Den iid) inn areiie Der Sptooc %
Observation-Disclosures : gnitaltcn (Soipia
tGler. WoiienbGuier, Nltenbeime,
Anitolten iiir Saubitrnmne, Gpilep.
tiI6e lln0 SdpuodIinnige) umo Is
8eiellid)aften 5urllnterbringln9 bel
matbloicr ainoer. Nobesu 100000
murocn inn SATIRE 1905 fir Die Mii.
lion utiNebroht.
Erogromm Ser Ieriamnt.
luna.
Bic beige &eriomnIuna miro or.
oifnct merbcn ON Wittnodl Den 9.
Mui, 10 llbr &ornlittogS, nit eirem
feicrlid)en @otte%oienIt, in melhem
Der &icc-ErGiibent Der Nagenleinen
SpnoOe, Eaitor Y. 9rono bon Yitts.
burg Die Ereoi9t bnltcn miro. GS
ipCr0cn pom 9. bis gum 10. Mai t1a.
lid 5luci Sibungen geboltcn meroen.
Sic &ornlittog~ S"ibungell mcrOen,
mic G%euobnlid, @%eiprefungen &c.
mionlet lcin. @r. Yroi. $. Soth BON
Ocm @Unnoiilm in Saptbornc, q.
g.. miro cine eregetiidpproftiifc Mr,
belt iiber 1. Wioics, &opitcl 10 bis %
(@Cididtc N~6rabnm'~) porlegen. -
&c NodnlittogstsS ibuugen mcroen
nlti Observation-Disclosures perluen.
oct, iuorltntcr Die 9eipredp,ug iiber
Die MiI'ion llnb bieaird)bmlfniie ben
9robtcn Sbeil Ser 3cit beonipruhen
mcr0cn.
@ottc&oienite ~ Gbren0
Der g pnobc.
9lm Sreitug N6cnb miro Gin be-
iorOcrer @ottcaoienit itottiinoen nit
elmer Sdulmrcoigt pom EaItor E.
Sort bon glcgbenp. So, uno an
Wtontog N6cnb miro Toitor s..
Shro0er bon @oibingtor, 2, g., Gle
EoitorolprcOigt balten. Sim Conn.
to9 Mor9en miro 8r. Toitor S.@irf.
rcr bon Bottom Moii. IN ser ct.
GnnlS : Stride preoigen ulb an
Sorntag Nbcno Sr. Eoitor i. y.
@ilbelm pom Bridgeport, Conn. -
Nld) miro in Ben onDercn2irdpn ser
Staot or Dem betrcfienOcn Sonnto9
bon ausepGrti9en Tnitorcn geprebigt
meroen.
ltntcrboltungcr.
3u Gbren ser Gclcgotcr inQ am
Gonrerltoo Ibcnh, hcn 10. Moi, in
Scr Ct. EoulSsairdje rnicr ser Sci,
TING bca !Srn. 3ebrer 9orf cinSrgcls
CONCERT geOe6en pcrber, iuobci olh
ein aus Den pcrIdicbcnen Gborcn ser
lutberiiden &irdPn Der Stoot acbil.
Deter Waiiellhor mitpirfeu mirb.-
Sir Sonrtog NodMtittog, Den -.
Mai, tit einc Grfuriion oli ser 9ai
nad) gnllopoli@ in NuSiift genonts
men morben. Ia$ ltntcrbaltungS-
Gpn1itc, beitebenb aus ben SS. Mors
tin Srinde, Senrp Seibel mo :.
Sen5, bot oen Sompfer YGnmto @i.
les" fir oieien 3med geiihert.
Sic 9eomteu oeS oltlidenS iltriftS
finn: Foitor s.. s. @olfer bon Yorf.
go, ErGitOent; Goitor q. 9iemenO
bon Bolton, eritcr Gice.TrGiihent;
Eoitor $. Stls bon 9Il6oup. N..D.,
5neiter &ice.Tr1iioent; Eoitor 80.
$. Slider. Ionburn Conn, Sefre.
tar; Sr. GboS. SpilmonL Baltimore,
Sd,,i,,,c;i+or
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lung lit in eeifidtrr @eiic Die Gle
besge'did)tc Der YriniciIin Srenc
nno 0eS Sultan5 Mobnmeo eilge-
Ilotten, lpcld)c oa}u iilbrt, boB Der
SuItan Den Ghriltru in Den erobertell
S1loern rcligioie Srcibcit %geuGbrt.
elmer Der intereii0ntcitcn Gbnrnttere,
neld)er III Der Snnollung uorfomnt,
lit oerienigc oes ycpiNen Sll0cn."
Ios Stild fat led)3 Nftc, mo Don
ieinem %1llqencineh Ginot1td mag iid)
Der Seler crttil 9egrifi mndltll, ipclln
or III 8etrdbt sicbt. 6nB Is Sroht-
@aagolis SIR gcf6rStrltnd Ser See.
ncric 1itl6 hes @cpddS Ger 600 5lt
Ser @cieQidyoit gebGriacn Frrionen
criorocrIidJ iino. Sic Sollptrollen
licgen in ben SGnocn uon r%ambnitctr
aiinitlcrn, mie @n1. Snrmnm, @m.
geadl, Sri. Sorob Grrnr uuo 2.
&erbcrt.
nSoro'5 SpCrnGauS."
Sbomo9 Nciierioll, mcld)er 9%eitcrn
Nbcno in ,Soro'p Gpcrnbnu2" in &c.
NoHt Nca o9iip Ban @intlc" n%litrot,
ucritcbt Is, ieoc Ghornftcrrnllc nit
boiler &unltierti9fcit III 6NuGItiArl1,
obcr lIrjluciiclbait lpllr0c cr burd)
Die Holc Don Nip Ban Wiuflc ON
bcrilhmteItcn mo po%pllGrItcn. Seil
od,t Sabrcn tritt or in 0crIclbcn ollf
uu0 bate pom eritcl Nal an itet9
ci1en cnormcn Griolg 81 ucr5cihncit.
J &cin SGMtipieler nit NhI5nobme
Don SbontoS Seiicrion'S ucritor6ce
ucn &otcr, Soiepb &Cifcrion bot 6
ic ierti9 9c6rod)t, Oicic Honc 10 poll
tonmcn OurdBuiiibrcn, mic gcrooe
CT.
oNlbougb'S Sbcoter."
Sri. EcrcD &a3uea trat gcitCrll
9lbcno i'll Y9lI6augh'a (bcotcr dllL
ullO 0ic piclen Shentcrbcllt6cr 9ulti'
80. - So,
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Balm for

simultaneously, from two independ-
mony of the virtues of the hairless
head. 1t is stated that there are no
bald criminals and that there are no
bald lunatics. Neither statement is
laid down as absolute or infallible, but
1t is claimed that there are only just
sufficient exceptions to prove the rule.
The authority regarding the first
statement il J. T. Riley, a magistrate
of the Halifax bench, who said in
court that he had only met with two
bald charges" in his % years expe-
rience. With regard to the second
statement, Rev. H. M. Neild, of Brad
ford, quotes "a head official' of the
Rainhill asylum who assured him
that he would never need the hospital
ity of that institution as he was quite
bald. 1t is difficult to find authorities
in London who whole heartedly bear
out these two theses. A gentleman
who frequently visits Bethlehem hos
pital in an official capacity says: "My
impression of the lunatics l meet there
is that they are usually a shaggy
race" An experienced police inspect
or bore out to a great extent Mr..
Riley's statement about the lack OF
baldheaded criminals, but he advanced
a commonplace explanation. Grim
inals," he said, "are VIGOROUSLY a
short-lived race. | admit l have seer
very few baldheaded men in this
chargeroom, but by the time a GRIM
inal reaches the bald-headed period Of
life he has either died or has re-
formed. There is one notable excep-
ton, however; that was Charles Peace,
the murderer and burglar"
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-01
DEATH OF HENRIK lBSEN
rho Celebrated Norwegian Poet and
Dramatist Has Passed Away
at q Ripe Age.

Christiana, Norway.-Henrik Ib-
sen, the famous Norwegian poet and
dramatist, died here Wednesday after
noon, aged Is.
The death of Ibsen was unexpected,
although for a rear he had been very
weak and his death vas only a question
of time. Toward the end he was I'M
conscious and passed away peacefully.
Ibsen was born March 20, 1928, in
the little village of Skien, in the south
of Norway. His ancestors were Dan
ish, Scotch and German, and he was
Norwegian only in residence.
Ibsen's plays have been a fad in the
United States and many Of them, in
GLIDING "a Dolls House." "Hedda
Gabler" and Ghosts are we'll known
to theater-goers.
The authors union has placed a
wreath on the Ibsen monument outside
the National theater. 1t is understood
that the funeral will be a state func-
ton.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-01
Stimulating Reading,

We cannot help living in some de-
gree the lives of heroes who are con-
stantly in our minds. Our characters
are constantly being modified, shaped
and nodded by the suggestions which
are thus held. The most helpful life
stories for the average youth, says
Success Magazine, are not the meteoric
ones, the unaccountable ones, the as
tonishing ones like those of Napoleon,
Olived Cromwell, and julius Caesar.
The great stars of the race dazzle most
boys. They admire, but they do not
feel that they car initiate them. They
like to read their lives, but they do
not get the helpfulness and the en-
couragement from them that they do
from reading the lives of those who
have not startled the world 80 much.
1t is the triumph of the ordinary abil-
ity which is most helpful as an in
SEPARATION and encouragement. The life
of Lincoln has been an infinitely
greater inspiration to the world than
the life of Napoleon or that of Julius
Caesar.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-01
TRAGEDY IN OKLAHOMA
DOUBLE MURDER FOLLOWED BY
A LYNCHING.
Two Maiden Women Robbed and
Murdered In the Chtckasaw M
tion-The Murderer shot.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-It was
learned here, Wednesday, that a double
murder to cover a robbery, followed by
a lynching, has occurred in the wilds OF
the mountains in the Chickasaw nation.
The affair occurred two weeks ago. Inc
participants in the tragedy were noun
~taineers, who agreed among themselves
to keep the affair secret.
Two weeks ago an unknown man
went to the home Of r. T. Tut, wno
lives near the base Of the mountains,
and demanded food. He was refused by
Mrs. Tut, who found 1t necessary to
enforce her rule by the display OF q
gun. A few days later a nearby farm
house, occupied by two maiden women,
was broken into, the sisters were shot
dead while ~endeavoring to protect
themselves, and the house was robbed
Of $500 in cash. Neighbors discovered
the deed and a posse was organized.
The murderer was trailed to the woods,
and upon his discovery was shot dead.
Upon the return of the boys from the
woods the only remarks in response to
inquiries were, "Well, they guessed he
would not rob and murder anybody
else"
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-01
THE REUNION PROCLAIMED
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
and the Presbyterian Church of
America Once More q Unit.

Des Moines, Ia.-"I do hereby SOL
EMMY declare and here publicly an
nounce that the basis of reunion and
union is now in full force and effect,
and that the Cumberland Presbyterian
church is now reunited with the Pres
byterian church in the United States of
America as one church"
With these words, uttered before the
general assembly, Moderator Hunter
Corbett officially established the union
of the Cumberland church with the
Presbyterian church in the United
States of America.
The big ecclesiastical assemblage
burst into a storm of rejoicing. Hand
clapping, cheers and waving of hand
kerchiefs gave expression to unalloyed
pleasure. The consummation devoutly
wished and worked for through many
years, despite many obstacles, had be-
come a reality.
Wednesday a telegram was received
from Decatur announcing the adoption
of the joint resolution Of the Cumber-
land church. At the opening session
of the Des Moiues assemblage similar
action was taken and messages to that
effect dispatched to Decatur.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-01
THE SPRINGFIELD, NO.
GRAND JURY FINDING

Springfield, Mo.-The special grand
jury which investigated the mob OF
April IA, which hung and burned three
negroes. made their final report late
Wednesday. The points of importance
in the report "a that the jury found
that no assault had been committed on
Mrs. Nina Edwards as alleged; that it
was impossible for the two negroes,
Duncan and Coker, to have been at the
scene of the alleged assault at the time
that Il was said to have been commit
ted; that the sheriff and the police de-
partment were negligent in the per-
formance of their duty.
AS to the number of indictments
found by the grand jury, it is thought
that they will number about rs. OF
this number four are said to be for
murder in the first degree.