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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

Y c II D . III $ Il | 9. 9aurOelt
r%SDngbplt" / &lemenifer Spg1 poa
8orngolln, boprtil Dprer ca. 200 S0r.
2ano, "er lolgt til Jorbalter @e00er=
fopp for 10000 &r.
- Hortifulier GDr. 2orl en, Nspr=
relllno, far iolgt @obe0gaar0en st
Demmnosbplm" / Ioars, ca. is S0r.
@artforn, meO 8elntnil1g iamt alt
S11o= og ltobo til @norobeitprer Soar
tin Glal1ien, 5i0emanbsbplm, for
$4,000 SIR.
- 9en gor1le 5fple al Gien0pm=
meru Mggersbpile" peo 5t%ronopejen /
Sfo0sborg er mes tilgrG1ienoe
Stron0loO iolgt al @oOsejer $. 9tpr=
goor6 til 9ircftpr Segrcr fpr 140,=
900 ST..
- @%inltgipcr GDrilteni en, Sp1lc=
lteO poo 2ollol1O, far lolgt SpllelteO
@jnitgipergaar0 til Saoelmoger 500
ge1lell, ialnnuel te0s, fpr $4,000 &ro=
ler.
~ @atnoerltpllW,6, COUNT 5og11
peo @ooltel1, Nreol 140 S6r. 2mn0
me0 II S0r. @ortfprn, ct al @jeren,
&roprietnr Grpble> iolgt til @ien=
oomsbonoler $. &onien &o1oers %
Srpggeriejer Sc6luenl en / Mariager
for 10000 ST.. Sci Gtning, Npl %
Sl1peutor mc0fplger.
- Solsbierggoor0 .peb 2ul1Oby
Station poa SjGllono er al @iere1,
&roprietGr Seeming, iolgt til Sglt=
na,1t &ierfegaar0, Spllan0, for 3d.
900 &r. @%jenoommens Mreal er ca
10 S0r. 2on6. 8elGtning % Mb]
meofglger.
= @opeogaor6en u9anlte0" pao
2ollono, ca. 800 S0r. 2an6, CT al
Gieren, @p0seier Neterlen, uMplle:
goar0" paa 2angela10 iolgt til Tor.
polter Sfafte iammelteos. &igbe:
lum1nen CT nbefien0t.
- @repel1fop Galtenlcbiol0s Or:
pinger bar iolgt Sfpoltrup Sfopen
ca. $50 S6r. 2onb, og @ienoommer
rSornbolt" / &anOersegnen, lam.
to 9foofogeobuie til &jpbmonf
Gresiing al &opu0ol for 10000 ST.
- u9ltergoar0" / &ellingsbgi e1
al @ierel1 @br. &eoerien> lo1gt ii
5prenien, Sgn6er 5altum, me6 a
uopen6ig 8eletr1ing for &igbelun
10000 Ser.
- Mejlbierggaorben pr. Saarl}
Citation, Moro for &an0ers, Isl
I6r. 2anb, er al HroprietGr &c
Gbriltenlen Marf iolgt til ct &onlor
tiun1, beltooenoe at g. g. &eterien
Mgrre 8orup, og g. Siortb % s.
@ermonlen, begge al 6aorup, for SO,
600 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
Mismub life 9crcs Mabu, ON Dt

Mism1b life 9ercs Mabu, ON bo,1
CT lpffelig, mcbel1S SC CT. mtSmooig,
ON bon imi!er, me6e1ts Sc iuffer.
Sun CT la10lynligpis fife bcloigere
ems Gem; mcl1 bons @lo6 CT rent %
froitigt me0ens GereS CT lipleit og
forgiftet. @ans Sepcr noferer lit
Mrbeibe til 611lofonrmenbeo, meoe1s
Ceres nGgter at giqre Bette. 81. Ee=
tcrs &11rifo pil bringe Gem goo @el=
lie, og lelbfplgelig goot &ungr. Sen
fan fife erboloes al Mpotbefere, men
fun fra lofale Mgcnter. @frtp til
2r. 9Seter Iobr11ep & Cons 60, 112
lis 60. SOPHIE Noe., Chicago, ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09
Dr.. Niles Anti-poin Pills.

etburhst aftert % paalibelist Meibberfo r fss ener
nerpSs 6opebpine. @psfu1erter. Mapepine, seuralsia,
skrntftrt sSrritabilitet, Sspnlssbeb, @i9t, sciat.ea.
Snhebulber bperfen Opium eler Wtor1n og ~efterlaoer
insen femme Gftrpirfninser. 25 9ofs Csc. 9oo
1potbeter euer tenhes al 9r. RiIe8' MebteaI
So. GsIpert, Snbiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

Hyg5sS
IlDlIerg gapey i "a Z DiefbMli sen
:irge aaffefpige traoer elln rettere
frazier paa ale fire ino i'm Manos
@amb1sbDtte, (Ggraabningen er faa
Tau, at ingen an0en gntre er mulig),
sr lcnDes 2ip Dict til oct baarbeite
Nrbeioe / Siemmet % paa Marfernc.
Gaarospla0ien / &raalen belngger
BUN m1eo ct tpft Sag 4pgp0nfng og
Ser, / ben friife Masie teglrer Jun
me0 Ell Singer allebaanoe fantaiti-
lie 6iguper; 11aor set err tprt ltaor
Segnilrgen tD0elig 6eri og 0enne 9rt
8rolpgning lfal bore imuf og ret
Dol0bar, 0a Sen fun betrG6es al npg=
ne 6p00er. &ufferfpin6en u0fprer
Mrbej0et MaiSmarfen, ipngen0e fine
improDiiere0e, monotone Sange,
gaar bun og ~ifuffer Majle11, me0ens
bum | en- Sptte paa &Dggen bGrer tit
lille Barn. Man0en goar paa Sagt
eller ii00er bjen1ne og 0riffer Sal
ferel. 9n Sc life moa Dabe Sfp0e=
ouobel1> opitiller Sc 6nloer for Sc biz
De 9pr, og 0ereS @1tnoe er %glin1ren-
Sc afrette0e.
3anife, lom / Morepis leper mel
lem 0isie uciriliiereoe Mennclter,
fan life uu10gaa at fua Sl1tcresie for
0ercs 2ip, 6Groen og mnrfelige
5fiffe. Gn ung, 0anif Game, JONI
for ct Nnr Mor lioen blep gift me0
Ell Iprretningslnnno / Trallspaal,
far pplepet nlal1ge moriomme Sing.
Ser font loalebeS Ell Sag cit Safer
inO / 6orretnillgelr % traf 6en 1lnge
6rlte enc, bu1 laa pua bel1De, begDn0.
te at gcltifl1lere iprigt % raabte
&afferiproget uOoaie-boie". So mere
uforl taaen0e bum laa u0, 0elto iprige.
re pe6blep bon mes lit uDaole-boie"
Silit0it bar FUN lige pe6 at tro, al
bon fal6te benOe en u@aaS", ga bel1.
bes Ma110 font til og re0bebe 9itrta:
tionen be6 at oplDie, at bun bo1
@ienltan0 fpr en- itormen0e @Dl0elt
&afferen log0e: uDronning, 9ro11.
ni11g!" Samme Dame 1flrl6e truffe
slftale mes Ell &a6ferfone og frem
mpote CIT b%albgammel &affer1 fe, bGs=
Zig ODER al Mao0e> men meo Set BEL
fltngel0e 9fabn uMoDa". SUN fog
begge SG10er iammen og u0brpo
bpilpOt / &afferneS 6orunOringSu0-
raab uMmabuba; Marro, Marro!"
og iaa opfGrte FUN en- 0il0 9anS
u0enom Sen forbabie0e 6rue, Ser al
brig bopoe Jet en- @a6iferfone opfpre
Jig laa mGrfeligt.
Sill at bogte Goar bab0e iamme
Gamilie Ell lille &uffer0reng, lom bar
Mabnet uSitus"; ban bar til 6agliQ
@r11g life Di6ere Intelligent, mell cr
Gong bite ban birfelig 5nille. Sol
at ian life 1ful6e lgbe al6eles n9gel
omfring, bab6e man forgret Dam e1
Yar 8enfle6er, ser bar altfor Ian:
ge til FANS lille Eerion. Sit1tS flip:
pe6e TO &uller / @i6eigmmene poo
&er1misliomerne, ser ltaf bon Mrme=
ne igiennem og 2inningen fnappeoe
ban ON &alien, iaa at ba11 lit en- be]
&ln6ning 110 6eraf. ---
&afferbgb0ingen bar 9fet til at ba=
be ira 7 til 8 Sooner, bans @ambus=
DDtte bigger 6n / Mi0te11 al &raalen
og &onernes 9Dtter / en- 9lun0fre0S
l16enom, ban ii06er omtrent iom Ell
@00erfop / lit @pin6.
Set CT life r0en Sl1teresie at ODER:
bore Ell Jelt eller Ell &oncert DoS
@afferne> Muliffen paa Sc ielolapcD(
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09


80 I'D
Gorleoen Spfiom foresif en- ntaaf
@pitioeligDeocn peo @irtsba ioet
&ortil11 Gluos, 5reorifsbann, paa ooelt
norife &egierings gegne operrnfte
IL MeOailler mleo Snifriptipn v6pr
G0cl 9nob" meb 3iplomer til Meo=
lernntcr al &eoningsmanolfabet, lamt
ct prGgtigt Splpbuger meo SS,1oi "trip
tipn til SpiDnSlnaltber, &aptejn
Senl Ell. Meooillerne b9rer Song
@oofons @illeoe. l1obelil1gea er en-
&%aaifipluclle for Mrbeloet peo &eo=
niuec, al Mauoifabet fra llorif 8orf
Sector" al @reoif, Ser / Sftpber
1905 f%orlilte neo @irtsfmls.
Iur pu.n Dcn 81 a L + Ii s.
amer +. Gcn 11rge 9tpbprg-Spl=
Sat, Der fprleDen gior0e ct m~islpffet
Sorl jig pao at 0rrbe lin &urelte, %
lorn oeref ter retteoe @epolpererr moo
Jig lclp, nar lom me00clt ira MarD11s;
bans Sober, SappGrtsarbejOcr %.
s. Miffelic,1, Saltbolmsgaoc / Mnr-
BUS, far in1iolertio toget Jig Spn=
Nets tprtniulebe @;eu,ing lua l1Gr, at
ban ltoe1 bur pGret lom l10e al Jig
ielp, og forle0en Mften forloO ban lit
@ien1 pg CT life lcnere penbt tilbage.
SEQ lin @ortgong bar ban ifprt Mr-
bejOstpj, pg ga mal1 life far bprt ira
bum, m1tugcs Set, at 5orgen bar be-
rppet bom bons 6orl tanb, iaa ban
floffer bjulpelos ON / Ggneu, bpis
ban Oa ifte / lin 6ortoiplell G far lagt
@aon0 poo Jig ielp. @ons 6prlptn=
Sen blcp melot til Nolitiet, Ser bor
o%rbejbet energilf paa at finOe bonn.
Se1cre mcoOeles> at bans Sig CT flt1=
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-09

NcD~'S
SEQ lin @ortgol1g por ban tfprt Mr=
bejostpi pg ga man life far bprt ira
bom, ontoges set, at 5orgen bar be-
rppet bom bans Jorltano, iaa ban
flofter bjulpelps ON / Ggne1, bpis
ban ga life / lin 6%ortoiplelle far lagt
@oono poo Jig ielp. Sons 6prlptn=
Sen blcp melot til Nolitiet, Ser bar
orbejbet cnergilf paa at finOe Darn.
Ge1erc mcooelcs, at bans Sig er fun=
set.
BiIanDene.
5 L c III t T. paa S g.
lamb. Syslelrau0ene / Squire %
Nprbrc M1la Spller far pe0toget
11u lte Nar at ppfpre cit 2un0bp|fple=
%bpgning al Sten. Set poatnnfes /
1907 at iutte 6olfr10sHor0, 9eor0=
fjprO % Mipfjoro / 5orbin0elie meo
SelegrofnGttet peo @jnlp al Sele=
fonlinjcr gjcnnem @ifefjoro % Sepo=
iSfjprb.
Sslon6s Stag. S Sen
islon6l fe @resle 0isfnteres for Sioe1
ipri9t Sppr9smaalet om ct eget S.
lan0s Stag. 9eogle oil bape ct blaat
Stag mes bpiot femtunget 5tjerne,
1pmbolilerenbe Nolarltjernelt, a1ore
bill bope ct bpiot &prs / Ste6et for
Gtjerr1en , for at Sslan0s Stag far1
foa 2igbeo meo Sc gprige nor0iife
Stag, og en0elig er Ser ct Mnrti, Ser
bepoer, at SEN Dbi6e itolte SslanOS
6olf 1fol lGtteS / Sslon0s 6lag.
Stor s e bron6 y a q
SSlano. Sen 10. Sftpber pplto0
/ 8pen Nfurepri / ct mt &purter CIT
ppl0lpn1 Sl0ebra10. Set brGn0te /
3 elmer. Sfa0en a11llaoes til 1907
600 &rol1cr.- 100 Mennelfer CT t11s=
Dil0c. Sngen fom tilifaoe pe0 9ran=
ben. Sem Seboelies6uie % 2 Haf=
butte ne0brul1Ote totalt. st fort Spm=
merloger blep fuloltnnoig eoelogt, og
ct @%arelogcr brGn0te nGi item mes til
@rln1oen. @raroen CT SEN ltprlt
lpm man biOtil Dar bopt paa S.
lan6.
@rpnlon0s &obbermi :
ner CT efter Sc npe1te l%tn0eripgel=
ier Sc melt rigboloige / Ger6en.
@roslerer @ernburg / &jpbenbap1i
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@or M(or ien6t flere @fspeoitioner pp
til 9anmarfs nor0ligite 8ilanO for al
un0eripge Mnringsftloerne 0eroppe.
9e &el ultater, iom 6isie @fspeoitio=
11er far brogt, far baret operraifen-
Sc ielb for mango, ser bar belgg1
@rpnlano tibligere me0 an0re Jor
maal for gle, ioet ser bar pilt fig
mango naturlige SLIDER, bporfra 6el
mes begr9nole let 8efoltning fan beu:
tes Itore &igoomme. s set 1i6lt'
5ommerbolpaar bar nnoeripgelier
ijer beifjeftiget fig meo &obberfore
fomlterne 6eroppe, og set bar 81. a
bilt fig, at Ell &obbermine peo Mlal'
garinaf / baaoe &igoom og bpao &ba
Iitet ongaor CT ganife eneltQaenoe Q!
lgger fin 2ige / &er6en. Ser er e1
uuotgmmelig Mengoe &obber oenn
@eine. S @p6tbaab 9iitriftet er De
fonitateret itore 2eier al Metalle
4ltn1n1er. Der 1t1Der 1t0r NHDe1oelle
@leftricitetens Sienelte.
Set CT MI @enligten til n9Ite Ma'
at bringe Mrbei6sitprfen %betp6elig d
og in6rette Jig paa Sberbintring Ser
oppe. Ser oil / 6eK Mnle6ning bltp
opfprt 8olieer til 8eboeli og til &ro
n%iart=2oere. @n6bi6ere paatanfe'
set ebentuelt peo @ielp al 8in6moto
at pro6ucere @leftricttet til 2Ds 0!
&raftu6pifling. Minein6uitrien pa
@renlanb bertes at billie tage ct mGg
tigt Spiping lom 6glge al Sc 8ern
bnrgife unberipgelier. Set er bobef
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-07
DAILY REVIEW BsBEE THRsDA MORNING.

that if the matter came to law he
 would "scanualIze." l thought this a
 Dlun and neeued 1t not. AS he haa oIten threatened ms wire's lie aurlng their continued disagreements, she be- came at last so frightened that exist ence was a misery and felt that as her relative l should see that he did not murder her.
 Acting upon her lawyers advice to keep out of the way pending the di- vorce proceedings took her and her children to Tombstone. 1 left there to obtain work and Mrs. Whittissey went to the house of Mrs. Engle and stayed for several days after the divorce sut began on July 25- She gained the suit and Whittlesey drank heavily and act ed so badly that his gun was taken from him by the hotelkeeper. He ob- tained 1t again on the 27th. when the shooting took place, mentioned in the foregoing article from the Prospector. As soon as possible afterward Mrs. Whittlesey returned to the home of her mother in Llano. Texas, where she has since resided. have spent the time in or near Phoenix.
 Now, If this is breaking up home l I am guilty. If it is a crime to save l the life of woman, l am criminal. But if guilty and criminal, why does not some one bring a charge against
 me and try p,e2 w i'll any one blame man for protecting his near relative
 who had nc one else to turn to? Will any one blsme a mother for wanting
 to keep her little girl babies? And what should right minded people think of man who wilfully defames the
 mother of his children, knowing her entire innocence of the charges he | brings against her?
 ! God is my witness that in this | whole matter I have wished and tried 1 to do only what was right and my entire duty I have done to no
 wrong and brought no disgrace upon 1 my name. @
 | J. MONROE RISINGER.
 Phoenix, Ariz., June 2, 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-07

who was in the house, came to the window with a gun and fired at the intruder. the bali entering his left shoulder. ranging through against the backbone. Whittlesey fell, but still thirsted for gore and kept shooting ui til his pistol was empty, the shots going wild.
 "Reisinger was arrested by Sheriff Hunt. while Wnitnese, was taken to the hospital and treated by Dr. Hug hart.
 To-day Reininger was given pre- liminary hearing and discharged, the evidence showing he acted in defense of himself and occupants of the house, since Whittlesey seemed bent on shooting somebody.
 "Dr. Hughart reports that Whittle- sey is paralyzed from the effect of the shot and the chance of his recovery is slight.
 Mrs. Whittiesey states that since she obtained a divorce last Monday her husband repeatedly threatened her life He had been drinking heavily and was arrested the day before for disturbing the peace"
 DSiON are tue AnS breaking up of Whittlesey's home: I am J. Nj. Reisinger, son of Wm Risinger of Burnes county, Texas. Mrs
 Whittlesey was formerly Laura Ris | inger, daughter of Jas. Reisinger oi
 Llano county, Texas. Wm. Risinger's | second wife is a sister to Laura lWhittlesey's mother. My own
 mother and Mrs. Whittlesey's father are both long since dead. At the age of F Laura RisingeT married Roy Nhittlesey and went west with him | The marriage was unhappy and they frequently separated. On or about January ', 1906, 1 wen
 to Bisbee and week later learned that Mir. and Mrs. Whittlesey were
 once more reconciled. and living to gether there. They had joined th' Christian church and attending ser tvices with them was introduced by lWEittlesey with the words this is ou
 cousin" From February to April
 saw but little of them, but they il
 April moved near my place of employ ment with the C. & A. Mining con pany and as they were keeping board
 CTS insisted upon my taking my meal
 with them. I believed they were Twin
 happily. but on May fl learned fror
 Whittlesey himself that they were a
 warfare. He said, q had my pictur
 taken with the cook and the old VI
 man flew off the handle and stoppe
 the boarding house."
 This quarrel proved irreconcilabl , and was followed by another as to wh i should take the children. Mrs. Whi , tlesey concluded to let the law decid
 and her husband blamed me for infi'
 fencing her. admit that she asked m
 advice and that gave it. Whittlese told me, with gun in his belt, accon :, panied with a half threat on my If
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-07
RlSINGER MAKES
 HIS STATEMENT
DENIES THAT HE BROKE UP WHiTTLESEY HOME, SAYING THAT HIS PART WAS THAT OF PROTECTOR TO WIFE. SAYS HE HAS TRIED TO DO RIGHT THING, AND
 BELIEVES HE HAS DONE NO WRONG.

hriar. drew up a number of tre- rnendous charges against their mother. IL seems curious that in spite of the fact that Seisinger. the spniler of
 homes, being a witness for tho wo- nan he was said to haze eloped with the judge granted Mrs. Whittlesey
 her divorce anc eenied Whittlesey tie
 custody of his children.
 Reisingef, still not satisfied, finds
 an opportunity to assassinate Mr. Whittlesey. When he visits his ch.l- Gren, Reisinger slips mp behind him
 and shoots him in the back. Noble act! Demon Is no name for Reisinger. 1 Thereupon Whittlesey places lis re- volver at Reisinger's stomach but does not shoot because he does not "ant to kill him, which again seems curious , to the average nan. Why should Mrs Whittlesey desire a divorce from
 so amiable a man? Why did Whittle- sey have a revolver and not use 1t un. der such conditions? And why did the court of Cochise grant the divorce?
 Kind reade-. consider.
 The Tombstone Prospector printed 1 the following about the shooting: "A tragedy occurred at the ~lngle l home yesterday afternoon, resulting
 in the probable fatal wounGlng of .oy
 Nflittlesey ard slight wounling of i Mrs. Eugle, the latter being shot while
 bIayely defending her friend Mrs WhitIlesey.
 ''It appears Whittlcsey went 70 .ht
 house of Mrs. Engle to see his wife recently divorced Mrs. Engie, fea- | ing Whiulesey meant to carry hi
 threat of shooting his wife into execu
 ticL, refused him admittance, where
 upon Whittlesey pulled his gun t,
 force an entrance. The Dlucky N-s
 Ergle quickly closed the door. but a most immediately felt the sting of bullet fired through the panel of in Goor. Fortunately the wound prove cEly slight, being a flesh wound in tn am.
 Leaving the front of the hous; Whittlesey went to the side window peering in to shoot again, when J. ! Reisinger. a cousin of Mrs. Whittlese,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-07
.sTALEY MAKES RECORD
 SALE OF NEW LAMPS.

George Staley, foreman of the plumbing shop of the E. G. Ord Co.,, made a record sale of Gloris lamps for his concern Tuesday evening. But one of the new lamps, which is of gasoline variety, had arrived, and this was put in the Hermitage by Staley. During the evening Staley ex h,bited the lamp to several merchants and succeeded in taking orders fol nearly $500 worth of them. The new lamp, it is claimed, while using a min imum of fuel throws a much stronger light than anything which has ye' been put on the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-07

The following statement concerning the late whittlesey case has been made by J. M. Risinger. principal wit ness for the Territory
 Perhaps none or the readers of the Phoenix Republican have pernse1 the articles published in the recent Whit Jlesey case with a view to separating the evidence pro and con. If not, l ask ali who have taken sn interest in it, and especially those who .,now the name of Reisinger. to re-read il ese articles with that view in mind. They will then perhaps wonder hos 't hap pened that Cochise county eyer tdul 1 2 bill against Whistlesey for the shSot- ing of Mrs. Engle. and that < paid several thousand dollars 10 prosecute ,a man against whom there was aaos- Htely no evidence at all
 The they should read The Repuoh- can Of May and see how he was con yicIed for this offense last November, and on what grounds he obtained 3 new trial. This evidence has been re psoduced but not published.
 Then they should read the Repubii. must be a demon indeed. Hush. /. 
 Ncs. I repeat st. No demon in hell could be more worthy of the name For h went into home. it Is alleged under the pretense of cousinship, and in .ore month" slatchea the affec ttrs or Mrs. Whittlesey from her kind hearted husband. At this Mir. Whit tlescy becomes enraged with jealousy and quarrels with Reisinger. Who could stand such treatment without gently raising his voice? But Reisin ger did net put up with quarrelinG He left the premises and took Mrs Whittlesey and the children with him Pickle women and men who break I'll homes do not usually care fer chil drer Bnt these two took the SQuall ing kids on kind of wedding our al the way from Bisbce to Tonbston and after all this Mrs. Whittiese had the audacity to sue for a divirce which was granted her, WhittlCoe, foueht the case. desiring the custod Of the children. and being sharp a
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-07
HOTEL CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES, CAL

A quiet, cool and comfortable house of particular excellence, conveniently situated at the corner of Second and Hill streets, in the heart of the city. but just enough removed from the cen ter of trade activities te be away from the hustle of traffic. Its location is not only the most central, but the most convenient to all theaters, art galler- les and other places of amusement. American and European plan. Rates very reasonable
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-16
Commercial Club MeeiiHQ.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Commercial Club was held
Monday night. No mattres of
great importance were taken up.
The Boosters" committee was
instructed to prepare a writ-up of
the city, for the Santa Fe adyer.
tiser The Earth" Mr.. Kerr
notified the club to vacate the
present rooms within the next
thirty days, and the house COM
mittee was instructed to look up
other quarters. Report from
Santa Fe trail committee made.
Committee instructed to try and
get a gun from the government for
the purpose of marking the site Of
old Fort Zarahr and to get plans
for suitable monument to mark
the trail in the city. The house
Committee was instructed to assist
tue oand in securing a place to
practice.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-16
ODoLhshAiVnu OLD MAN

I,notice that the United States
have sent, besides missionaries
galore, 72O,0OO,O0o cigarettes to
China. May be the Chunks have
some cause for their kicks.
| have never yet been able to
see why a rich man should espouse
the socialist cause. And, by the
same token. [ don't know of any
who have done so.
X 4 4
1t is the time of year when |
suspect every man who comes
into the Office of having designs
on the fruit crop. But this far n O
one has killed it yet.
The country schools are closing,
but the farmer boy is not worry
ing about what he is going to
busy himself at. There is always
plenty of work for him.
+ 4 +
| know just eaxctly how the
Washington Star man feels when
he sings: This is the burden
of my song, | sing it day and
hight: Why are so many always
wrong when | am always rightP'
There is no question but what
spring is here. Not only the
March wind blows, but every
other person you meet is blowing
their noses.
* X
The time Of year has arrived
when l get my annual banker to
get out and smell the new turnec
soil.
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DR.. S. C. RObb Dead.

The friends of DR.. S. G. Robb
were very much surprised and
shocked Friday to learn of
his death at the St. Rose hospital
at an early hour this morning. DR..
Robb had been under treatment
for some time for rheumatism and
seemed to be getting along all
right, was in good spirits and
feeling as well as usual until a few
minutes before his death.
DR.. Robb came here something
over year ago from Ohio, and
his relatives in that state have
been notified of his death. He
was a member of the Odd Fellows,
and that organization has taken
charge of the body.
No definite arrangements have
been made as yet for the funeral.
The Chistian church organiza-
tion of this city has extended to
Rev. W. NJ. Mundell call to fill
the chage here, and he has accept
ed. He will hold services each
Sunday. and expects to move here
and be permanently located soon
after the first of the month.
Fred PreSsl severed his connec.
ton with the First National Bar
Der Shop Saturday night, and
takes a position with RafingtOn
6 Amend in their dental office
Fred is one of Great Bends bright
young men who will get to the
front in whatever line of bushes.
he may choose to engage.
! Every member of the F. A. A
should make it a point to assist il
working the class of candidate
up to SO. Let the organization
show the general president whel
he comes here that we have
wOklng council.