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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

mthl' r2beHH SR odlnit tt~1peritonben
iine, Iisber 9err Mieie brinae id So
nsn bds geIb in brsi saeen.
s@tIbfperftdnbli6, ielbRpsrtGnbs
lid" Gr complimentary ion hinuus
anb r,rrdmmelts bic EbHr. Damn otbs
msts sr erleidtert auf: go, ben ipGren
mir aud los. 90, bos oing; smsi Stis.
Gen nit eiHsr SIdpps!s
8.
9Ils Sans BEL feiner Riidtebr mad
Sauis bic Sbiir oufi9Iob. rod tr I9on
bic GrbspnrfIuppt.
Prime Glfe,~ Iaete er, .oIIo 0r.
Sebnsr bat uns aud nuFliBen IoFen.-
Seine 5rou nidts. aglber cine Mlsn,
&c SemmelbrSdtsn babe i'd 0ir oss
roIiet bon benz Msibbrot, oas BON
aoffee iibrie btieb. 9as ibi Oh bod
10 germ. un6 ben RtIt BON 8ufeR
nsbmen mir ols 0eFsrt,
60 mdttsn Fl, btiSs quite @ient
gum bGien Spill uNo ubsH nit BEN
gr6btsu Qppeiit, ais brdubsn ismonO
an Der sIingel riff,
rSsbnsr!@ riefen Ie ,inHimmig unb
bebauerttn i6on, ii6l an Der Cribs
purfiupps 70 fat segsiIsu Su baden.
GlIe ofTnete inn uro tpiutte ibrsm
Monns nit ben @ussn gu; bsnn 6os
PGlet, bds ietn 5reuno bradte, mar
sitmlia umfuugrsia.
sd TONNE bsute ctfpos IpSi aIs
GrdtuIant, entIauIbiete Ii6 Der glt,
batieut. oGber an oer 3eitung mar 10
.piel gu tbuH."
DScmm nur nGber, liebsr 6rsunb,"
Tub 6ons Jpn Elm, .sttpas @ebutiss
tag tuten pirf Oh nr4 nit ups sis
len"
StBnsr ieste iid unb fab Fa i'm
9inifrer I'm.
sd 6ab' mid f6pu INNER ii6er
Cure ungemiit6tittn letrsn 4Gncs oes
Groeri meints er isbr befrierigt, .un6
"a gu Soh jsBt teir bungernbcr Sung
eeiels mebr Gift unb rou 0siner 8rau
nit cer itiHten Slide bsrIorgt fUirIt,
bobe id 0ir bissndl lras fir bic
Wohnuna niieebrdtt.~
Or tesann duf3uIanlren.
giIe rduiperts ii6 tsftig, un6 i9r
Mann 6eutslts groBe Gpdnnung.
~gtibt 70 neugiertg, meiu Suugs,
INNER Iansidm,' iogie Or. Sebrsr
ittbiibsnuBi. 80 jeff t1nnI
Shrs Gua anIeben,4
Glis parf einen IIiidtigsn Bid ouI
bds Biz; Sdnn giug thr RGpipern in
elm 6uiisn itbsr, uno I6tisbiih fd6ts
IT, odB ibr BE 1bydBtu iibsrs GtF6i
Iisftn.
Sans fafN rs6sH itinem 6rtuRt
prO $50 iia auf lie qipptn 2lls aber
IGlie lerGusplaBts, mar Is aud um ibn
eeidebtn.
Wfit Remembering blidte SsBuer
itine 5reunbe an. DieIs StiterIsit mar
bo6 teins bIo6e 6reubs mebr; yIonu,
pout Sbr @u9 iiber mid Iuitig mas
6en2 Sbr lperbet bod ni4t pride
|isin9"
s0u nbnit ss nidt, fobnte 9ans,
f9 bic Seitsn baItsnb.
qMeni6, mo baden sic bds b.r9.
Gle blidt, Jpn idarf an.
Der &ebotteur fdHO ni4t slsid bic
'ri9tise 4ntpprt.
Gin 8etauntsr,@ Iogte CT I6liebs
lid, bot mir has Bib an"
nSait 9u,s bt3oblt9@
r8as sebt Did bud gar nidis an
nglie!i" rief Cans auBtr fG bor
g'rgniissn, pes ss1t mid gar niGta
an
Ssbner fonnte Fd Sds gewbmer
Der beioen uidt ,rtlGren, Gr 5udtt
mitlsibis bic g(tieIn.
s8s5abtt! 3pst Sage Dor llltimp!
.Sbr habt cine a1nuns!!@
nSprrob. sr BATS nidf be5oblt!
absr jtBt tumm unO FEB Did fsit. 0u
iolif oQes 66reu.1
Glfs briibte ben Isit hires aoiIees
aut uno u%nttrOeT,n erSdblte Sans
Ieinem 5reunSs bic @eTdi6te Oes giI.
beg. SsBntr absr i6risb nod an bens
i.lben abepb Elm 6suiileton: .3tpei
Gage Dor llltimo."'Gr mar Der ein3iss,
BEN Der gsburtstus ,tlpas ,inbra6it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

wonderfully successful m promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
oles and Flights Disease, which is the worst
form a Kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmcr's Swamp-Root IS not rec
onaenGedfo r everything BIT II you have kid
Iey, liver on bladder trouble It will be found
)ust the remedy you need. lthas been tested
IN 80 many ways, IN hospital work, in private
practice. among the helpis too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved SO successful In
every Gaze that a special arrangement hsa
5esn made BY which all readers ofthis pspef
who have not already tfied II, may have e
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a beok
elling more about s~Wapp-Eoot and how te
ind out il you have kidney OF b.addsgtroubie.
When writing mention reading Ibis generous.
offer IN this paper and
cend your address 70
Or Kilmer & Co, Bing
harnton, NJ. Y, The
regular fifty cent ard IONS d. spuIoo Root
dollar sizes are cold BY ali good Druggists
Don't make lny mistake, but remember
The name, SSamp- Rnot, Or kilmer''
Swamp-Roqg, and ae address, Birghamton
N. W 20 every bottle.
Too Lite for q / week.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
Gin mint.

3immerberr; s@fIsn sic, Jrou
MiiItsr, i6 bsfuunbsre INNER. tpis 5ie
nit allen Grbtitsn 70 Idnsll Fertis
ipsrbsn!" @srmi.tbtrin (gtiGmeis
9slt); -8irtli62' 3immsrbtrr:
ga. Defenders morgens NIT BEN Rais
fetmnlisE..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
Nag fhrIiae Mirihsknus.

sourtlt; Isle, Ssrt @irtA, i9 ia.
be aeItern gtbsub nlsint Sdube por bic
26ir asItcIlt unp ni9t augerlbrt limb
lie porSen!l1 Dirtb: a8as ipilI i'd
meineu unb tpenn's glei6 S0rs gols
bens llbr bpr bic 9biir geittlt bGtitn,
10 mare bitIeIbe aud nidt angsriibrt
tpprbsnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
gttterIte6teif

@ittpe: 6isr, litbsr mann, i4snte
i9 Sbnsn eiutu Nod. ST 1T nod DON
meinem ieligen Maur. Settler:
@as iiebt man aud iofort. @ittpe:
MieIo ntnu8 gcttler: Td, Der
sIdnBt ia rur Iuuier Geligteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Mutttr: sd mS1is nlr iuiiItn,
lDurum bsr Dumb mid 10 fiirmie. Gr
tbut INNER. oIs Of iG ion nrtbsn
IrpIIis. Gobp: .@si6i Du. Ramn,
be- bol porti@tlnIiG NAL a~u9tItbtn,
pls ~ MD bnt9osfawn toi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

cures made BY Df
Kllmer's Swamp-Root
the great kidney liver
and bladder remedy.
II Is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
leenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research BY
b. lEilmsr, the emit
ne dney and blad-
der Csciallst. and IS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

-uHSerbtfftrIi@ Grcu:
"a psib ia, Du fudi nnr siHe
SrusreSs. nm ins Wirtbsbous ~ sss
S,nis Monn. -W1siuR DAT Das
hi On ftba hqk We alas ess
AZ q Isll anA & ne Aivihle.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Or. SeBner iiberl,sis sinen mo-
mert, sDenn Sic bdmit sinpsrfonben
Iine, lisber 9err Mieie. brinas iG So.
men bds geIb in brsi Easen.
sStlbfperfdnblia, IelbnperTfGnSs
lid" gr tOmpIimentirtt IGN binuus
uno r,rrammslts bic 3bar. Damn otb
msts ,r srlsidtsrt auf: 80, ben ipGren
mir aud los. Nu, bos sins; smsi 5tiss
gen nit eiHsr Sloppsl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
EDW. WALL,
coax W00DSAL00Nl
%aeacnaber 80 MIahIe.
hermann n. JIG.

hermdRn no.
gieS II Der elegonieIic gaIcon I'll Scr.
ntann ino lnDei mani bort andi bic bciien.
@etednfc nnb 6igntrcn,
Eeinnbcre quite WhietBes aneiniacf
slpcni " oermnnH iir pen bgrlbmieh iBto
elirH s9ptnbon mno 8Be glhtem ben Sets
mann DiItQits 80 pfeis Serjel6e .pie II.
oer ItiuatFp
Sd1redltds sdmsr;en esIin0srt.
0urd idredlihe S6msrsen ae,
peinipt iuiolBe Der @eite unperbau.
len 9psiien. uubm Is. o.. @tanlon.
ppn 2ilta Viii, Or. sina's getu
aiie Giqs, INIT BEN 8eiunote, p,e
er iGreibt. soab I'D lurirt wurbe =
vile Napen uno @ebdtmeurpr0pun.
gen peroen aeboben burh ihrem lin.
ofrnoeu SiublaoHa b~rioubere @iaens
ifoiter. % Gents in 8nitrr Brus.
apDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
@triGndppt.

Ssrr: Sic Iolltn MIDI ieSs @ods
breimnI raiiertn tommsn; meiu Souss
nr5t bat mid an sic empiOblem.
9arbisr: sic iinS publ DpIlblitis2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
e hambsrIain's Rufsn ,fleSi,in
bilft Sic Natur.

NH EN
Ws%Oisineu. bic bic gatur herfen.
tiuo INNER am wirffnmhsn. Gbom.
berlnin's 9ufen.Webisin banbelts
mad btsIem Blame. Sic bait Den
Sntten 8nriid. 100 ben gusmurT urn.
bilft bic @ntur, Oas Gphem IN eInen,
aeiunosr Bnfinnb pieberber,ultenen
sic u tlber eineH arObsn TbeiI 49,
cipiIiNrten BELT ibrer unId6hboren.
@iaenidniteH repen btraHntl. qam-
lenoe babsn ibren tDben aDers s..
ssnat gle pIrIt lpeeen irbe MA.
90, bob cline grIaItnne In rlne 9ns-.
atnentihnbune ~hbtrnekt. Nnm Nv.
gnuf Del Hagssr Errs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Topldte for "a twsek.
urb qutst, tiibis Tsin tlsins 6ruu urb
etua bic bier 5rtppsn binunter, Inn
i9 mad Gem gonIeybatortum 81 6eges
ben. mo CT gIeid in Der erfen StuHoe
81 unterri4tsn bate.
Q.
Suum mar er gum 5auIt binaus,
ba tam ibm cine Sote. Gr biidts mad
her u6r un0 ba er noa Elm paur Wis
nutcn Set Eaiie, I9tug sr ZEN Meg gu
ieiusm Su9snbfrsuRoe, benz Malsr
4urt Wieie, Elm. Die Sreppen gum
Gtelier rdnnts er binduf, ols rb on
chen Der i60Hfe qrtis isiner barrte.
gr mlbte iedsmaI tlineeH, s9e bel
&ilnItIer 0ffnete.
per Seufsl au6!1 bssriibte i'm
bieIer. rMas milf On btnu aur
S4IofeHsSstt bei mir%
9dns padte baittg isiu Bib aug.
sNa iOlit mir iasen, rpas Sas lpertb
aDesnegsH tp,dI On mid jebt9@
ST mofte anfolt Ii6 no6 Der tleinsn
Gbdtielongue Suriid3uSisben, auf Der
in maleriider lluoronuns SifIsn,
&ettider uno 9,den loqen. glber
Cans belt i'm am 9lrm feit.
S9u iouH mir @elO barduf pers
f9affeH!" berrIdis er i'm nit Iiebenss
tpiirbiser 9sitimmtbeit an. .Wenn 0u
Elm re6tsr aerl pdrlt. tDnnte man
Did dHpumRn, ober." Iebts er eerings
i6dBis bin5u, a9u bait ia eelpiB lei.
bsr teinen qfsnnig.
pGbnunespoler @HgeI,% Iodte Der
orDsre. .gbsr lpeibt Oh pas9 SD min
Elm gutter Suuse Isin. @isasi6t fam
i'd Dir bsItsn. 3eis bod nal ben
SdiHtsn kr, Una 6aune uno
RRmpben! Die Reproouitipn 1T eaus
gut, 2db 6r4 oas Ding bier. Stuig
9ormittag tommt 10 Elm 8dnauIe, Ben
i'd in @ii9 unO Get fir bic 9a9nelt
conlerpireH muB. Der Gsrl bat Sch.
8ielsi4t fam ids i'm ouIreoen. Oh
. nur Wutb, 9obeit, Oh 6etommIi
Dtinen Mni1til am 9eroienIt prompt
aus9eIiefsrt."
gls 9ans fort tror, mddte @ieIs
ids lpiebsr auf BEN Sofa bsauem.
aber er bate ni6i Ianoe Rube. DIR
Rsbdtteur Der qropiu5Stituns Iudts
ibn oilf, lin i'm iibsr bic bcporitekube
GusieIung leinsr Wsrtc All inter
Diepen. 3iemti9 iibelgelaunt Itonb.
Inn Der &iiniiltr aebe uno ipur6s erIt
lsbhafb ols 3r. SsBHer i'm traate,
mas oas fur elm netteg Bib Tei. Sas
pa eingerobmt an Der @onb IlGnSe.
Sin gutes Bin. 5ransoFIGer Wtei
Ter. grillonte R~epro6uttion. Sin ge.
t%anNter pom mir Iieb es bier. Sd Ioa.
g 81 @slb MAIDEN. Donen Gies bas
ben, 0ottor2 Gus @sfGuiateit piirbs
ids Sbnen billis ld1sn.
Der Rebuttsur Ssristb ,inigermcbtn
in @ersstnbeit.
.3fuei Sa9s Dor llItimo beutste
er an.
aurt Wieie berIianb. -glber bic feds
Wlart Saflr tUppen sic d lbermoraeu
brlngen. 0d bstommen @ie bpd SIR
GeboIi2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
ROBERT WALKER.
Rt6baRpali q. ff'siIitr usiar.
Osaanu, d..

btIsyoi esHSitla. NSnrafil cstmt,,dt ~.
stthfn rEA 9rrihalt uHb eritsi Earthhads h.
ualss asssri w%siils.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

iiHb qatst, tiibis T,im tlsins 5rau unb
stra bic bier 2rtppen binunter, nm
F9 nat Gem gpHIeybatortum 81 beges
ben. mo sr gIeid in Der erfeH SiuHos
81 unterri4tsn bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

F4iai Ht4 F'HIF fFlIIa 1fstt
es':, z F'yss ss's'' ssrf }
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03
MAKES
FAST HEADWAY

James Mickey, mine manager for
Scully, Norton & Co., is maintaining the
record of that firm for rapid develop
ment work by the results he is securing
on the lease of the Mohawk No. / Leas-
ing company. In less than two weeks
the shaft has been put down over so
feet. The gallows frame is up and a
large arc light on top. A 30-horse power
electric hoist will be installed early
next week.
The shaft has cut into a large body
of oxidized quartz that carries good
values, and Mr.. Scully, president of the
company. is predicting that the rich pay
vein will be found at the 150-foot level.
A station will be cut at that depth and
prosecuting started. That the Mo-
hawk ore body p~enetrates this ground
cannot be questioned, as 1t can be traced
to the side lines of the lease. This is
probably the last leasing ompany to
begin the development of a block of
ground on the famous Mohawk.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03
SEVEN rRouoHs Is
ATTRACTING INTEREST,"

The awakening of interest in the
Seven Troughs district from the famous
horn strike. continues undated, says
the Lovelock Tribune. Mining men and
investors have been rushing in from this
and surrounding states; buildings for
lodging houses and stores in the town
of Vernon are being completed as rapid
~ as possible; sixty cots were tele-
graphed for in one order; teams are go
ing and coming every day. and all things
appear as though a veritable boom had
struck the district and that it's growth
and development would rival that of
T~onopah. Goldfeld, Fairview and other
comparatively new camps.
While this awakening may not be aue
entirely to the Cleghorn strike, still it
may be considered the chief factor, com
ing in connection with the elimination
of a large deal on the Fairview group
Almost coineident with the activity on
the Cleghorn strike is the reorganization
of the Fairview company and starting of
extensive development work on that
property. Meantime new buildings are
going up in Vernon, a force of men are
going to work on the Fairview and
everything is lively.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03
GOULD AND HARTMAN
COME TO UNDERSTANDING

At a recent conference held between
e. r. Jecries. president of the Gould
system. and E. ii. Hartman of the
Southern Pacific the CONFLICT between the
Western Pacific and Southern Pacific
companies was finally settled. Under
the new management the Western
Pacific road will now cross and recross
the Southern Pacific as it traverses
Humboldt county in this state, the most
difficult piece of country to be negotiated
in its route to the coast.
Anether result achieved by the con-
fer ,nfr is that Hartman opposition tic
the es.afi slment of a W.:er:. Ia III
terminal on San Francisc, bay has been
withdts~l
Tue rev Gould line is new out some
i16 r::lts from salt LAX, Progress has
been sOrlew hat retarded b. tne scarcity
of labor but it is stared that the .iie
sill be completed througl to the coast
within two years.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03
WATER ON WAY
TO WONDER CAMP

w. A. Stevens of a Francisco ar
rived this week from Fairview and Won
der. in both of which camps he is largely
interested. He has just made range
ments for supplying Wonder with water
from Bench Greek, 6 miles distant, n
the contract for laying the pipe line
was let last week. The pipes will be
laid in a two-foot ditch for the whole
six miles, and the contract, which calls
for $4,000. will be completed by about
the first of the year. The water will be
sold at 1e per gallon. 1t is probable
that a pipe line will later be laid to
tairview by Mr.. Sevens' water company.
Mr.. Stevens is now on his way to Bull
frog to confer with Manager Overbury
of the Mayiower mine in regard to the
letting of a contract for the erection of
a 10-stamp mill. 1t is expected that the
mill will be in running order in about
six months.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03

We will furnish you with everything in
house and Office furniture at Goldheld
prices.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03
PATRICK, ELLIOTT q CAMP
OPEN NEW YORK OFFICES

An interesting announcement made in
eastern financial papers is 10 the eeect
that the Goldfield house of Patrick. FL
lott & Camp. mining brokers and pro-
motors, have opened a handsome New
York Office at No. 6 Wall street. under
the management of Mr.. j. w. Cavanagh.
who has been connected with the con-
Germ for some time past.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-03
GOLDFIELD FAST BECOMING
CITY OF FINE RESIDENCES


Every mining camp that has come to stay. goes through three periods
in its growth First ne tent period; second. M shack period. when the
houses arr a it'll more comfortable and pretentious Then comes this third
GoldneId Is entering Dol its third period Today. according to Fire
Chief Inman. who has jus made a thorough anvas of GoIdheld for the
purposes Of the Ire department there are l7s new houses in course II cor
struction at this m all esfdences ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 in COST
Herewith is n incomplete survey Of tbs buildings nw going u p in the
residence district If Godhed, counting only tn better class Of residences,
upon which work has actually been started.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-06
NO DAMAGE FROM THE
FROST EARLY IN WEEK
Two Extremes of Temperature With
a Liberal Fall of Rain Elk
perienced.

The weekly weather bulletin sum
mary for the week ending June 4, in
Illinois follows:
The mean temperature for the week
ending Monday. June 4, was about nor
NAL. The week opened cool with light
frost forming temperature in the north
ern tier of counties, but no damaging
effects were reported. High tempera-
lures prevailed at the close of the
week, maXima of 80 degrees and more,
being registered in the southern dis
trict. Showers of liberal and satisfy
ing proportions occurred, in the central
and northern districts, on the 30th
and 31st. Measurements of an inch or
more were registered at great num-
Der of stations. The heaviest falls oc-
CURED in the central district. Scat
tered showers were reported in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-06

Rock Island so long as the same are
erected, maintained, located and re-
located by the said complainant in
compliance with the said ordinance of
the city of Rock Island of Dec ), 1887,
and in accordance with the laws of the
state of Illinois.
Also that the said defendants, the
city of Rock Island. and the said
George w. McCaskrin, and each of
them. and the attorneys, agents. serv-
ants and employees of each of said de-
PENDANTS, are hereby enjoined and re-
strained from enforcing or i'll any man
ner attempting to enforce and carry
into effect the resolution of the city
council of the city of Rock Island.
passed ON the 10Th day of March, 1906.
in and by which resolution it was pro-
vided that the mayor of the said city
of Rock Island should notify the Cen
trail Union Telephone company that.
unless the said company presented an
acceptable, ordinance to the city coun-
ell of the said city of Rock Island. that
upon the evening of March 81, 1906.
that said mayor should use his police
powers to remove the wires. cables,
poles or posts now erected on the
streets, alleys and boulevards within
the city limits
This injunction to continue in force
until the further order of this court.
and to issue upon the complainant
filing with the clerk of this court a
bond in the penal sum of $4,000. condi-
toned to pay all damages that may be
sustained by the defendants by reason
of the wrongful issuance of this in
junction, bond to be signed by com
plainant as principal and The Ameri-
can Surety company of New York as
security
1T is further ordered that a writ of
injunction issue from this court under
the seal of this court and attested by
the clerk thereof according to the di-
rectiOns hereinbefore made"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-06
ORDER OF COURT
Injunction issued is Published
Upon REQUEST OF the
CT y Council.
ALL CITIZENS RESTRAINED
Substance of Document Has Appeared
Before in These Columns-Writ
Allowed by Judge Ramsay.

+ In accordance with the order of the
city council for the official newspapers
of the city 10 print the order of injunc
| lion issued by Judge Ramsay against
1.-The officers and citizens OF Rock Island
1.-The Argus herewith gives the docu
ment. 1t has previously been covered
in the news columns and for those who
| 10 not desire TO wade through the le
tgal phraseology, it may be said that
! he order is that all persons are re
STRAINED from interfering in any man
ner with the property of the telephone
Ecompany or with the work of its en-
| ployes, or advising anyone to so inter
fere. The order follows:
Order of Court.
State of Illinois, Rock Island county
SIS. In the circuit court of said coun-
/ ty Central Union Telephone com
pany, complainant, VS.. City of Rock
Island and George w. McCaskrin. de
PENDANTS. In chancery. Injunction
order:
Now, on this day comes the com
plainant in the above entitled cause
and presents to the court its verified
amended bill of complaint. and moves
the court that a temporary injunction
be issued herein. in manner and form
as prayed in said amended bill of COM
plant, and that pending the hearing of
said amended bill of complaint a re
straining order be issued against said
defendants. and each of them, and
against all other individuals who may
aid or abet said defendants, or any or
either of them in doing or committing
the wrongs complained of in said
amended bill of complaint. restraining
them i'll like manner and form, as pray
ed in said amepded bill of complaint.
and the court, having considered the
said bill of complaint, and being fully
advised in the premises. it is ordered.
adjudged and dscreed that, until the
city of Rock Island and George w. Nc
Caskrin, defendants to said amended
bill of complaint. and each and every
one OF the agents and servants of the
said defendants. and each of them and
any and all persons. now or hereafter
aiding or abetting. or cOnfederating. or
acting in concert with said defendants,
or any or either of them. in committing
the acts and grievances, or any Of
them. complained of in said amended
bill of complaint, are. and each of
them is. ordered, commanded and en-
joined to desist and refrain from in
any manner interfering with, hinder
ing. obstructing, destroying. cutting
down. mutilating, injuring or tampe"-
ing with, or in any manner attempting
to destroy, hinder or interfere with
the poles, wires and fixtures.
or either. in the city of Rock Island.
belonging 10, or the property
of, or used by the Central Union Tel
ephone company. in the prosecution of
its telephone business.
Can Not Hinder Employees.
And from in any manner interfering
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-06
INVOLVE A CHILD
Sensational Developments In
Death of James Hill
Are Promised.
NOT MURDERED FOR MONEY
Believed to Have Been Enroute to Join
Wife at surlneton-Wife Demands
Money from Aurora.

Sensational developments are pre-
dlcted in the case of the death of
James Hill, whose body was taken
from the river near Muscatine May 20,
| murder being suspected. Sheriff Hell
der made trip TO Chicago on this case
it being suspected that he was murder
ed to get possession of his pension pa
pers, but ii was found that he had
drawn the money himself, thus dispos-
ing of that theory
Now comes the report from Aurora
that child adopted by Mr. and Mrs.
Hill and wanted by others is involved
in the case. The child was found
about 1G months ago on the steps of
the Woman's Club hospital of that city
and after having been kept there for
time was adopted 1t was returned to
the hospital upon occasion of it's i'll
ness and the authorities in charge set
up the claim that it had not had proper
care nor food. Habeas corpus pro
ceedings were commenced to get pos
session of the child by the women. and
the infant was given into the custody
of a young couple at Sandwich. III.
Hold to Claim.
The Hills failed to relinquish claim
TO the child. but left Aurora. Mrs. Hill
was later found in Burlington, to which
city it is supposed her husband was en-
route. She agreed TO sign papers upon
the payment of 500 when her husband
could be found. She now says that she
must have that amount of money to
cover the burial expenses. and that I'M
less it is given she will expose a social
scandal involving prominent persons
in Aurora as the parents of the child.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-06

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-06
Saturday Night, June 9.

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