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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
BALLOONS BEAT AUTOS.
Three Airships Successful IN German
Centsst. One Loalna.

Three Airshipa sueeessfuI IN German
Contest, One Losing.
Berlin. get. IL ghes0ailoon corps Of
the army held race between balloons
ana automobiles. Four balloons as
.eeuded each supposed I'd be earryins
dispatches for the amy eFenfeen Az
tomobiies chased them, driven oy .stha
eneuy seeking to capture tie dis-
pasohes.
I'he rules Of the taee required each
balloon to descend within 100 hollrg..
# ile ballo9nists escaped within tyen-
81 minutes after landiag tkay won Is
TIE motorists reached tie balloces
wlfhin filat time tsaey were the yie1ogs
The BALBOA Lerehe. sac feliTsls Is as
cend, was fairly eaptufed hg .ieeten-
ant DeIaeGcix aus nerth of Nuster-
haNsen slsa otner Balloons landed safe
" with thg dispatches near Wustefhau-
sen
gae aefoaaats Jared better thaa tie
autonel1ilists. q the p1Fs1t all aa19
smashed iusa llraasg
lslao dsfca ore ergpa1t yyas daa-
eTaasly injured aad tie olaufEse alad
others were Bruised
There are gshfean enssies for the bal
loon race 6 sunday Ter the prize ef-
fesad by tie kaiser namely; fourteen
4eiman oae Ausilisn, tgo Eelgian
ana osle Swiss
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
Chzldrara TaesRang

Mrs. yEinslow's Soothing syrup ssloula
aIways be used for children teas1s;sr. III
sooshes the child, s6fsana tbs gusns. ml.
lays Ill pain; cures Wild cello. and ie tho
best remedy eor dsafEhoea. Twanty- -ayo
ceaitss Il lssEz4.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
Canned Eiaia,s R.is.anase.

WiIlimantic. Com, Oct AIRS
William Wilson had q Brand Now suit
ruined IN 4 local grocery. She was
standing near . sheif On s. ere,
piled cans eli Ilac1i IS one 81
Them exploded and I'll agt
I'LL over her
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
SH1flaEI
Chicago Young Woman, Tired ci
Struggling Seeks Purchaser
at Public Auction.
GIVES K FULL DESCal PTl0N.

GIVES q FULL DEsCaI
Calls Herself sa1oans Anerican Nfoman
Slave cenapsl1E to Work as 4
iysessrissr Ger Tan Dollars a Week.
caaioas 70 Know How gAuch viii Be
offersd Fer asr.
Chicago, Get 1AEiss Elizabefa aia-
gie, recently e 5SFasLsslg ton and soBie
time os New YORK aud aafon, Ill, hiss
cI.ane badly beaten. Iii 4 dee
isillen1 Wllieh she has made punIlc or
fering herseif sfor sale 70 the higheet
bidder as young american woman
slave she 5ares her soul
The statement Is bitter. frank and
breathas a spirit of rehelli0us Protest
against business and social systems, of
which she says she Is vietsai She ae-
eiares she mas had a $4,000 education
but can make no mere than SO d wee6
as 4 steaographer for a publishing
house.
For sale to 5igsest Bidder.
The frank end daring document
reads
"1'or sale to the highest bidder young
TEoInala. American slave, intelligent ed
ueated, reffned. true, Fanest Just; poet
zeal phiIosop phical: Broadminded and
sig soeled an1 wonaniy above ail
Brunette; large gray green eyes fuH
passionate lips; splendid teeth NOT
beautiful but very attractive features.
fall Of character and strength yet tG5
" feminine, height, hre. feet three
iaeles; well proportioned, graceful, sim
PIE
Age2 We'll, she IS rot very old but
she was not born Yesterday.
Artistic Temp DeraEneEsf; warm. gener
GUS hearted: Kind. gentle, affection
disposition: at times buhbling oyer
with rnerEiment and yiyaeng then
again dignsaed, sedafe. stadio8ls OF per
haps bowed down With GRIEF at tue
osas+,',.,s
'Gesplg and Truly Rsliaiess.'
she gan aE'l'Eee1ase + s9eq seos.y a.1e
i91so sssA 9-s's' nee : 'sle 3'ts'slsa. IS ssi
same tirae she IS deeply aad friiIg Eeli,
gieas' llo1 l3ieas.
ery vivid Imagination aaiE litegas
qualifications. j student Of 13sEeh3i9sY
.li4a possesses si-4ss's's''A i'sN%3iss i'2ss s
AslssA-.
7sis ealz : sew s itls9s 5i', e
~ 80 & ,712A's-1s s.,'s' s
2lls seiss ssiH + IS i'
p3tssfAis'siss Siaa Z Z V.s'',s IS.
S 'sah sse oa = sven asH 1s't
i4a.s5ss -, i, s'.s '9.ss - ,4
Ss'ss s4le iseMs = sse,i-
siie SAG marcy Egg sp : eoisss1.1 s.
hsl1fss Nlsl1'3ss9 ~ III Z Y sisse ssis
i
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
L-itsis geiIew Ee4sr In caba.

Havana, Get 11 7dajor Kean Of the
aeaieal department said concerning
fever conditions 5n Sluha that there
was only enc case Of yellow ss5er h
where.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
Britain Building G9as gapsia %.

Britain Building Great Haasi7ips.
Loadon. Gee 11 The Daily Tele-
graph sass Thar three alsn9ned cgllis
ers now uadar construction. tase IN
flexible, the Inaomitable and the In-
Tineihle, about Which much secrecy
has been maintained, are in reality
batEleships Of as heavy broadside ire
as the Dreaanought but very much
Easter. These vessels viii in fact, be-
the most wonderful ships ever built
for any revg, ii that tneg VIII have
greater offensive power ttaan sly two
aattleslips now ID commission in amp
fleet in tl2e world. combined with ex
tFaordinal'y speed far in excess Of any
thing hitherto :stsained bs any war
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
So. With 80 90

salessrs. J. NJ. Ceballos & Co, bank
ers of New York and Havana. have :
made q general assignment for the ben
eft Of their creditors to Mr.. Williara
Y. Rowe Of the law firm Of Sullivan &
Cromwell, with MI Y lliam Nelson
Cromwell as counsel the assignee.
The suspension is stated By the fzm
to be due to the defalcatio Of Manuel
SilVeira Of snveira & Co, bankers and
merchants Of Havana, who for seyersI
years have represented the business OF
Geballos & CO. His dedeiehcy amoun
to nearly sI,0eo,000 in money and oee
property.
'SsiiyeiTa departed from Havana on
Tuesday, Oct. ?, in one Of his owR
steamers, named TIE Carmelina, with
New York as bis ostensible destination
In local publications he announced his
intention Of going to New York for
vacatioa Of several months, and IN LET
tars and cables to Mr.. Ceballos he de-
clared his purpose Of coming to New
York to personally present his accounts
to the drm and deliver The balance in
hand
Left Fer Parts Unknown.
He was expected in due course 70
reach New York on Monday Of this
week, but failed to appear. and it has
Just developed by cable from Havana
that instead Of depatting for New York
he had left on his own ship for parts
unknown, accompanied by his wlfeand
children. Every effort is being made. TO
locate him.
Silveira & Co. were one OF this IaE-
gest and best known firms in Havana.
were the largest Importers OF cattle in
Cuba and were reputed especially to
have made q large fortune Immediately
after the war"
William Nelson Cromwell, counsel
for the assignee, said:
'Nessrss Ceballos & Co, having no
pTemonition Of this conduct Of their
agent and confronted with this largs
loss and the deprivation of their eur
rent resources, I have in this emeT-
gencys sdeemed-f it Just to all having re-
lations with them that they should
make a general assignment without
preference.
"UInder the extraordinary conditions
mentioned and the suddenness Of the
disaster which has fallen upon the
firm Of Ceballos & CO. it is impractical
BE at the moment to make an inteAl-
gent statement of their assets and ia
bilifies. In a general way the habill.
ties are between three and four mill
lion dollars.
House Long Established,
s'The house Of J. BT. Ceballos & co.
was established more than fifty years
ago and has established connections In
Spain, Spanish America and the Eu-
ropean eenfers. The firm, in eonnee.
tion with its American clientele, has
devoted much Of it's capital to the de-
velopnent of important railroad, sug
ar plantation and other enterprises cn
the island besides having large n(er-
ests in this country aud steamship
connections between here and Spain
and other ports.
The assets are Of very substan.
tial character, but from hasty exami
nation it is manifest to me that they
VIII require careful outstanding. The
accountants are at work. and we win
be able within few days to make 8
fi1Ifer staforS4slf .
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
Hzg isESi ixas

Rupert did you ask her 70 mar
- you? Harold Well, thought slle
vas sensible, bat nanged Il she didn'a
accept mel
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

Rotterdam; Oct III Two Gss cases
OF ellolera have occurred ss 1ssestes
dual aad 0rsngawausz. naag
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

oaa Banking FiTm
frouga EGn-
GENT e0aE WlTfl $1,000, 600

Havana Representative Flaes on ship
After Annoaaoins intention Of Goina
80 Aev. York &c Strsishton Out Ac-
eoants--isouse Largely Interested In
Development Of Cubs.
New yofK, Get Jdan ii. cebaIlos
& GO, ohe Of the largest Cuban-Ameri-
can hallking houses in this city, have
failed for from SS.000oo0 TO $4,000, 600
as result OF the alleged theft Of
$l0V,a03 in cash and properly By (
3lanuel Silyeira, head Of the firm Of
oiiseiTa y Co, bankers and merchants
OF Havana, who for several years have
REPRESENTED Ceballos & co. in Cuba.
silyeira, With his family, has left Ha-
Yana for parts unkaown, and every ef-
fort is being made to locate him.
william Y. Rowe Of the law firm CT
Sullivan & Cromwell Of 20 well strees
was made assignee with william Mel
son Cromwell as his counsel.
The following statement was issued (
by sullivan q Cromwell. attorneys for
Mr.. Rowe.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
TWO SIDES OF
The QUESTION
Saloon Keeper Rudolph
Dentl, at His Own Request
Ad dresses Temperance
Folk In Pastor Scudder's
Church
tsAD Rather HOT OLD TINE

sIADE ELOQUENT DEFENSE OF
HIs Ay0GATI0Ns BUT soa4E or
TIE SENTIMENTS ENPRESsEi9
BY PRgHIBIT.0NIsTs MADE
HIN BEKSPIRE
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YGRK, Detober 2, 19GG
t'greeasi Iof Be fhietY3i5 hours ei}l
z. ". Euesday .-hair and warmer to-
aag and toAofEoT; south to southWest
eriy wiads.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

Nurse TsIls Of Preparation az rsypo-
dern1ic Injection Fronl Portion q
Meaicine Crest consainina asryel1-
nine gandesinas Of sshysio1an Who
Signed Death certificAses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
VICTIM OF MISTAKE.
Resident Of Chicago Flat Shoots One
OF His Nelqhbors.

Chicago. July 25.--while making a
mistake not uncommon TO residents OF
fiat buildings. Joseph Wolfstein was
the victim OF another mistake Tuesday
night He was mistaken for a burglar
and shot by T. d. Norton. a member
Of the board OF trade Mr.. wolisteln
was not fatally hurt. but the manner
OF his shooting was curious.
Mr.. Norton and Mr. wolfstein had
fats in the same building at Fifty.
fifth Place and South Park avenue
Both men occupy the first fats in their
respective entrances TO the building.
which has two separate doorways. Mr.
wolfstein's family is visiting In Gin.
cinnatl.
II was dark when Mr.. wolfsteln.
returning from town. absentmindedly
turned into what he thought was his
doorway on Fifty.hfth Place. He pro
duced his key and thrust II into the
keyhole OF Flat No. l. Inside the lat
Mr.. and Mrs Norton. who belong there.
were preparing for bed Mrs. Norton
heard the scraping OF the key In the
lock. Not long ago burglars entered
the house and Mr.. Norton frightened
them away by shooting through the
door. Mrs Norton jumped to the con.
clusion that another attempt was be.
Ing made to rob the house and called
her husbands attention TO the scrap
Ing sound Mr.. Norton found his re-
volver and went 10 the door. inserted
his own key in the lock from the in.
side and quickly pulled the door part.
~ open. sticking his revolver In the
face OF Mr. Wolfsteln.
Don't try TO run or III shoot" com.
manded NE. Norton
Mr. Wofstein's mind began 10 work
actively. ard he concluded that he
himself was being held up by a bur.
glar who was robbing HIS house. He
started to run. Mr.. Norton fired and a
bullet entered within Wolfstein's side
infiicting a flesh wound When NJ
Norton bent over the PROSTATE figure
OF the ticket broker he became ap.
prised OF his mistake He was not ar
rested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
SEPARATE ADDRESS.
Appeal to People to Quietly submit 10
Dissolution.

81. Petersburg. July 25.-County
Heydon. Prince Lyon and NJ Stake
vlch. three members OF parliament who
refused to sign the parliamentary ad.
dress TO the country. issued at viborg
July %. issued separate address ap.
peallng to the people to quietly submit
10 the imperial decree dissolying par
lament. to prepare for election OF
members 10 the new parliament The
address points out the emperor acted
within HIS constitutional rights and
under fundamental law and says the
signcrs OF the address In offering this
advice act from profound conviction
that ~ would be a crime. In the midst
OF present dangers. 10 attempt 10
shake the power OF the sovereign"
After firmly setting forth the views
OF the signers OF the address regard
ing the solution OF agrarian and other
questions and their dissent from the
government programme. which made
cooperation between parliament and
the government impossible. the ad.
dress says the emperor only exercised
his rights.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
MANILA ACCOUNT.
Dead and Wounded PulaIanes Number
One Hundred and Fifty.

Manila. July 25. - Later estimates
place the number OF Pulajanes dead
and wounded az $50. The fight took
place a thick underwood and lasted
thirty minutes. The Pulajanes. who
are said TO have numbered 500 men.
armed with guns and bolos. charged
the American column three times. The
latter. composed OF fifty constabulary.
commanded by Captain Neville. and
twenty.six negro soldiers OF the
Twenty.fourth infantry. was command.
ed by Captain McMaster.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
PERsIA's PERIL.
Political Discomfort 10 Assuming q
Decidedly Acute state.

Teheran. July 25.-Political dIscon.
tent here Is again assuming an acute
phase. People are loudly demanding
the dismissal Of the grand vizier, re.
turn Of Mullahs and modification o.
laws. The Mullahs. who recently left
the great Mosque. are now assembled
at Kun. In the great Shaih palace.
There are now over 5000 refugees IN.
der the protection OF the Britlsg lega.
ton here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
JAPs GAVE ENOUGH.
Have Been Asked to Contribute No
More 10 San Franchises Relief.

Washington. July 25.-Through the
state department the American Red
Cross sent a dispatch 10 the japanese
government asking that no further
contributions be made by Japan t.
the San Francisco relief fund. Thi
action was taken by the Red Cross o
ficials because they believe all funds
necessary for relief OF California
earthquake sufferers can be raised In
this country among persons better able
10 give than many Japs who contrib.
uted TO the San Francisco fund. a
total OF $4,000 has been received by
the American Red Cross from Japan
for the earthquake sufferers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
LAND SINKS.
Farmers Are Alarmed and Afraid 10
Make an Investigation.

Chicago. July ga dispatch TO the
Tribune from Sheboygan. Wis. says;
Thirty.seven acres Of cultivated land
on the border OF Long Lake in Fond
du Lac county sank and now are GOV.
cred with deep water. The sinkage is
supposed 10 be due 10 a slight earth
quake shock. Farmers In the neigh.
borhood are alarmed and afraid 10 20
near 90 investigate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
JOLLY JUNGLE JOE"
Saw the Sights and Insisted on Being
One Of the People.

New York. July 25-"Uncle Joe"
Cannon OF Illinois. speaker OF the
house OF representatives. went 20
Coney Island Tuesday night saw an
the sights and insisted on being zone
Of the people" standing IN line and
taking his turn with the rest OF the
crowd He declared that the big show
place would have no more enthusiastic
booster than himself hereafter and en-.
tertaincd his friends by many droll
speeches.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Not oHersd Po,ltIon.

ST Paul July 25.-PresiGcnt stick.
ney OF the Chicago and Great Western
railroad. when asked by "a representa-.
tive 81 the Associated Press ln regard
90 reports that he had been or would
be offered "a place on the Interstate
commerce commission. said: n have
not been offered such position"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Landed Many Chinese.

City OF Mexico, July 25.-The Brit.
fish steamer woolwich has landed 43i
Chinese laborers from Hongkong at
Salina Cruz There was no sickness
aboard. The men were bathed. and
their clothing and baggage fumigated
on being disembarked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
oEyERAL MA.

while on the trail between the towns
OF Toloss and Domami, Island OF Leyte.
and desperate hattie took place, re-
sultlng In the route Of the Pulaianes
with a loss Of fifty killed and more
than sixty wounded. There was only
one American casualty. one sergeant
Of the constabulary was wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Ieavea Joliet.

Joliet. H.. July 25-Louis a. Gour
dain. who claims 10 be seeking 10 have
n penltentiary sentence against him
enforced. has left Joliet. together with
his wife and son and all baggage. He
went away on Rock Island westbound
train. II Is reported that he has gone
10 New Orleans 10 board his yacht.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
VIII Need Many Rands-

Winnipeg Man. July 25-A. J.
Black. minister uf agriculture. says
more than 10000 harvest hands will
need TO be- Imported this year 90 han.
die the crop The harvest viii prob.
ably be started early In August
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Not Permitted 20 Ind

Reval. Russia. July ga steamer
loaded with Finnish workmen arrived
here. but the authorities would no.
permit them 20 land. The vessel de
parted the men singing the Mar
settles"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
DESPERATE BATTLE.
Pulajanes Attack Negro Troops and
Former Lose Fifty Men.

San Francisco. July ga dctach.
ment OF the Twenty-fourth (negrol In.
fantry. says a special cablegram to the
Examiner from Manila. and company
OF native oonstabulary were attacked
Tuesday by hundreds OF Pulaianes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Castle In Flames.

Milan. Russia July e5.-Rempter
castle. situated near Tukumone. the
finest and most ancient In CORTLAND
d In flames. Armed Reyolutionists
are again In possession OF the sur
rounding country Two columns Of
troops are advancing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Southern LEAGUE.

Nashville, 6: New Orleans. 4.
Shreveport. 8: Atlanta. ..
birmingham. 4: Little Rock. 3.
Memphis. 4: Montgomery. /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
penmark's Representative.

ChristIana, July s5.-Dr. Brunchorst
was appointed consul general OF Den
mark at Hanava and resident minister
TO Central America and Mexico
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
HAD NO OPPOSITION.
Hon. John sharp Williams Renominat.
ed by Unanimous Vote,

Birmingham. Ala. July 25.-Hon.
John sharp Williams. according to a
special dispatch 60 the News from
Jackson. Miss, was renominated by
the Democratic executive committee
OF the Eighth Mississippi COMPRESSION.
al district by unanimous vote.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
FOUND NO GOLD.
Denison Man Is Out About -Four Hun.
dred Dollars.

dred Dollars.
Denison. July 25.-Henry Osman has
arrived from the Province OF Ontario
He went there on the strength OF al.
legged gold discoveries. Several thou.
sand people are there Not an ounce
OF gold had been found. The scheme
was worked up by land boomers. he
alleges. He saw nothing but mica.
not worth 10 cents an acre. His ex.
perience cost him $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
HULEN OFFERS MEDAL.
To Be Given the Best Marksman In
Texas National Guard.

Austin, July %. go Attorney General
Hulen has o''ered a gold medal for the
best marksman OF the Texas National
guard TO be contested for al the com.
Ing encampment The contest sill be
open 10 both officers and men.
A G. Wilson OF Dallas has been ap
pointed assistant paymaster in the
Texas National guard by Governor
Lanham with the rank Of captain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
American League.

Boston. 8; Cleveland. 4: Boston. 0:
..
New York. 1: Detroit. 0.
Philadelphia. Z: Chicago. 1.
Washington. 3: ST Louis. 2.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
shorsstop Sold.

Houston. July 25.--Manager Reilley
OF the Houston Baseball club has sold
Crawford. the shortstop. TO the st
Louis Cardinals for $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26

odessa. July 25-On suspicion Of
belonging TO selfdefence organizations
about severity Jews have been ar
rested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Won by ssmso n.

New York. July 2s.-samson. play.
cd down TO 10 II to 6. won the
$1,000 Iroquois stakes. one mile and
a quarter. az Brighton Beach.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
National LEAGUE.

Boston. /: ST. Louis. 0.
Cincinnati. 4: Philadelphia. 3.
Brooklyn. 10; Chicago. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Stabbed 70 Death.

Warsaw. July 25.-Colonel Salama.
ton. gendarmerie. was stabbed 10
Death here. The assassin escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
Texas Leagu,

Fort Worth. 6; Cleburne. I.
Waco. IL: Dallas. 5.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26

route he took for the advantage OF the
shorter trip His health is rather bet
ter than when he went away. He is
at present at his place az Tarrytown
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
ANOTHER No.RuN GAME.

Galveston and san Antonio Have a
Contest Of Eleven Innings.
At Galveston Tuesday the local
South Texas Baseball league team
and San Antonio played eleven In
nings. neither side scoring.
Austin. 3 beaumont. D.
Houston. IL. Lake Charles. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-26
HEALTH BETTER.
William Rockefeller Has rned
From His Trip 10 Eur,

New York. July 25.-,. illiayRock'
efelIer returned from EUROPE 4 few
days ago by way OF Quebe.. which
The Crittenden record., 1906-07-20
Birthday Party.

On Thursday afternoon, July l2,
Geneva Daniels very delightfully."- enter.
tained a number Of her little friends
at the home Of her parents.
In the Butterfly Contest Helen Sayre
won the prize.
Misses Muriel Freeman and Florence
Dean assisted Mrs. Lamb in serving
the refreshments, which consisted Of
ices, ice-cream and cake.
Those present were: Helen Hurley
Anna Cox. Linda jenkins, Helen Sayre.
Lemma James, Robbie Moore. Eliza.
beth Cook, Miriam Blackburn. Frances
Woods, Of St Louis, Rebecca Crom.
well, Of Henderson. Katherine Reed,
Virginia ard Isabel Guess. Dovie Car.
ter, Marion Ainsworth, Louise Clement,
Virginia Blue, Mamie and Ruth Haynes,
Lucille Pollard, Bertha Haury, Virgins
FlRnary, Alice Boston. Margery Paris,
Vera Conyer, Mildred Summeryill,
and Florence Dean.
They all left wishing Geneva man,
more such happy birthdays.
The Crittenden record., 1906-07-20
NOTICE.

To the Taxpayers Of Crittenden
County who owe taxes for the present
year: Your taxes are due, and Il will
save trouble for all concerned II YOU
will pay them al once.
I. or one Of my deputies will be at
DycusburR Thursday. July 26.
Levias Friday, July "a.
Sheridan Saturday. July 2s.
Tolu Wednesday, August |.
Fords Ferry Thursday, August 2.
Rodney Friday, August 3.
Shady Grove Saturday, August 4.
A due consideration Of the above will
be appreciated by J. =. FLANARY.
Sheriff c. G.
The Crittenden record., 1906-07-20

We published in this weeks issue a
clipping from the Wichita Eagle Civ.
ing an account Of the settlement Of r.
N. Dorr. with the Missouri Pacific
railroad. r, N. Dorr is a son Of r. b.
Dorr. and is known TO all Of our rea.
ders as Little Dick. He is jovial,
jolly and good natured. While living In
Marion he married Miss DeGrafenreid.
They have several children the young.
est being only about two weeks old.
Little Dick" Is doing well in Wichita.
He Is city clerk and on the high road
to political preferment which will no
doubt place his name high up.
May he and his live long and pros
per.