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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16
John A. Happer
Tho pOSt Week in SOCiGtu

St. Louis, who is visiting her brother Attorney Hazard of Bakerville.
 The prizes offered were a hand some bon bon dish and a dainty lace handkerchief. These were won by Mesdames Sims and Morrison.
 Appropriate refreshments were serv- ed before the guests returned to their homes. The ladies present were Mesdames Bledsoe, Brinkerhoff. Mosh- CT, Pattison, Hazard, Schaw, Mickey holds, Rinehart. Sims, Morrison, Hurst, Schaw, Paul. Hood and Miss Pelton.
 Mrs. Wiswall and son Clarence, of Naco, gave a delightful luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Hawkin of St. Louis. The table was beautifully arranged with cut flowers. Covers were laid for the following guests:
 Mrs. Newton and daughter of Los Angeles, Mrs. Hazard of Bakerville and the guest of honor, Mrs. Hawkin. who left Saturday afternoon for Tue son for a short visit and later to re- turn to her home in St. Louis. Mrs. Hawkin has won many friends during her short visit in Bakerville. MT. and Mrs. Buckwalter. having re- turned from their honeymoon in Cal ifornia, reside in cottage on Oak avenue and will welcome their many friends.
 The social given by the Methodists on Thursday evening was well attend ed by young and old. Quite an addi- | s<1rN | $tx. T lots of fun. During the evening a pe- tition was circulated among the friends asking that Rev. and Mrs, Burcham be returned to Bisbee. Everyone signed willingly, showing the esteem Rev. and Mrs. Burcham are held by the Bis bee people.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson recent ly returned after an absence of sew eral weeks in the east. Among the cities visited were Boston, Montreal and Chicago. MT. and Mrs. Thompson contemplate making their future resi- dence in New York after business af-, fairs in Arizona have been arranged.
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 The little friends of Helen Treu sur prised her very pleasantly on Thurs day afternoon with a party. Mrs. Treu having been informed before hand prepared delightful refreshment for the endowment of the guests who were Grace Rundell. Cora Muirhead. Hlinda Naruin. Lillian Trezona I.ucv Caretto. Linnie Wohlschlegel. Beulah Hammer. Ethel Hancock. Maggie Car. retto and Vivian Muirhead
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 Mrs. J. H. Ritter. accompanied by her daughters. has come to make her home with her son. NIT. l.. L. Ritter. of the Lowell-Bisbee Drug Go.
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Mss UstaDe Scott pleasantly enter. tainel the following friends at bridge whist on Wednesday evening at her 10 on Thirteenth and c: Mrs. Ida Thomas. Capanea: Misses Myrtle Page. Nora Dell. Carrie Lee Hayes. Gladys Philbrick. Leila Ficht. Katy Simon. of Houghton, Mich; Messrs. Walter Fox.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16

Mrs. J. H. Ritter. accompanied by her dauebters. has come to make her home with her son. MT. L. L. Ritter. of the Lowell-Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16
Population
 1910
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Population
 1910 100000

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16

The young ladies of the Anona club will send out invitations very soon for the reception to their friends in honor
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16

Mrs. c. M. Harrington. who has been visiting with her son, MT. Frank liar rington, of Quality Hill. departed Fri day evening for her home in Joplin, Mo.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16

c. W. HICKS, City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16

1st Pub. 9-14.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16

Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Browning. of Miller Canyon in the Huachuca Moun- tains. spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting with friends in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-16
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.

c. W. HICKS. City Clerk.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
AMERICAN EAGLE" TO SOAR
Largest Alrshlp in the Country viii
Be Given a Trial Next
Sunday

The flight of the American Eagle.
the largest airshp in the United States
at the present time, which has been
postponed for several weeks on ac-
count of the inability of Pat Cullinan.
the inventor. to secure gas of good
enough quality will take place Sunday
next from Chutes park.
For the flight that is to take place
at that time pure hydrogen has been
utilized to fill the gas bag and Mr.
Culiinan stated positively that the
flight win be made next Sunday A
trial flight win take place Friday or
Saturday and Cullinan viii endeavor
to navigate his ship over the city. The
frame which win be used Is practically
the same as was utilized when the
last attempt at an ascension was made.
At that time city gas was used but IL
was found too wet and heavy 10 give
the desired results.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
FOR EXCHANGE

CHAs. s. MANN,
S25 w. Fourth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12

FOR SALE-CHEAP-
Two 25-foot lots on Crocker st.. near
9th ST.. with 16-room house, on alley;
rents for 500 per month, and 5-room
cottage rents for $50 per month. Prop
erty in this locality is increasing in
value rapidly Owner needs money and
will sell at a sacrifice; will sell one
or both.
]. A. MORLAN & CO.,
POP Fay building.
AM GOING AWAY; MUST SELL MY
fine ftresi lot o.S 5oxl25 Y block from Temple
where property is advancing rapidly.
Address BOX 1893, Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
FoR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

and iron. at Beaumont, California;
building f0xS0 one story; one tw0-story
frame house, onestory grain ware
house. capacity 1000 sacks Of barley.
built on leased ground. Also stock Of
general merchandise; total value $i5
600. Would sell for cash. or trade for
good real estate in or near Los An
geles. VIII consider any value except
1856. 10 acres Of oranges, Y Navel
and a Valencias: fine modern resi-
dence. bath. good barn; value $4,000;
located at Ia Verne, near Pomona
can show photographs. This Is good
1881 Less than two miles from coun-
ty court house, Los Angeles. occupying
the crest of a beautiful hill, most beau-
tlful portion Of Elyslan park fine view
Of ocean and mountains convenient 70
street car lines, fine site for palatial
home or hotel. Price OF this splendid
property Is $25,0O0 and very cheap. win
accept $4,000 Of the price In good clear
real estate at fair valuation, either
Southern California, San Francisco,
Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake or Chi
cago. Balance in payments, per cent.
Ready to do business, and give you the
finest tract for allotment lying out OF
doors In this vicinity Look this up
7B 280 acres at Hollywood; fine
piece for subdlvision price $4,000. WIN
take half in good exchange; part cash
opportunity.
2s2 Is acres Y mile from studebaker.
about u mile east Of Downey; nine
acres In walnuts, full bearing; FIVE
acres pears and other fruits; balance
good farming land. No. 1 pumping
plant, 22-horsepower engine; also Is
shares of water stock: shares walnut
association stock; about rs cords OF
wood on the place; good f1ve-room
house. barn and other buildings; horse
and wagon: all implements, COW and
chickens; price 900 and very cheap.
Incumbrance $500 In exchange want
Los Angeles residence.
Remember each weeks advertising Is
all new stuff. It comprises but q frac-
tlon of the lists that steadily reach our
office daily. We have thousands of
pieces of property located at the four
corners of the earth. We can match
up any trade you can suggest. Our
speciality is to get you value for your
property, and something that you
want for something that you don't
want Send in lists of your property.
property of your friends, your neigh
bors, your father, your mother, your
sisters, your brothers. and let those
who know how to trade trade for you.
Will you do It?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
Suburban Properly
EdgebrOOE6

only little time left to secure a 1,
5 or 10-aore tract In EdRebrook, the
new colony 1s miles from Los An
geles, established by the California
Home Extension association.
Seventy-five families have already
secured land on this tract and are
going to make homes there. There
are but few more villa lots and 5
and 10-acre tracts left. BY acting
quickly you can secure one of the
tracts at the wholesale price of the
land. This price will shortly be adj
vanced to the regular retail price,
The land is adapted to the raising of
oranges, lemons walnuts, winter
vegetables, etc.
The terms are ridlculously easy,
only $3.50 per acre down on the
land. four years time for the balance
in monthly installments. Abund-
ance of water. one inch to three
acres.
Some of the finest peat lands in
Southern California are on this tract.
Cheap excursions to the land. 1t
will pay you to go and see this for
yourself. For further particulars
call or address the CALIFORNIA
HOME EXTENSION ASSN, main
corridor. ground floor Chamber of
Commerce Bldg, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
Bosch Property
La PLAlA BEACH co

LA PLAl A BEACH co.
remaining business lots within 4
the beach. Prices $26 to $75, $3.50 down
and dollar a week or 10 per cent OF the
purchase price Good chance for invest
ors to double their money within 90
days Do not miss IT, You can't losel
An exceptional opportunity. LA PLAYA
BEACH co. dnc), S45-S46 Douglas Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
ZOE sALs
Business Property

GOOD INCOME PROPERTY ON EAST
sth street in heart Of Industrial center;
houses now renting for SS1 per month;
lot has SO-foot frontage, and the whole
can be bought for 1920 with $3.50 cash
DODGE q SON, 407 Delta Bldg.
Main SPAS. Home W0e
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SOUTH
side Of East Eighth street, tl20 per front
foot; adjoining property sold for S130 pai
foot; two cottages rented on IT,
THOMAS J. HAMPTON, 11s 8. Broad
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
Hotels and LODGING Houses

FOR. sALE-sNAPst sNAPslI sNAPsill
$2OO-Neat furniture, Groom flat, rent
21 every room taken.
$250-Well furnished broom cottage;
fine location lawn and flowers.
$225-8 rooms, good furniture, MUST be
sold at once owner leaving
$55O-11 rooms rent S45; good location,
always full. A BIG BARGAIN
N,lOO-16 rooms, central location, lease
low rent, a good money maker.
ROOO-2S rooms, new house, modern, fine
new furniture This is o. K
2,lO0-40 rooms, central. good lease $3.50
down will handle this.
{3,250-50 rooms, long lease, fine loca-
tion; good money maker
D. II. LINGLE & CO., 4521s s. Bdwy
FOR SALE-RooMING HOUSE.
/ want to sell a house of IS rooms,
close in on Flower street, rent about
$500 per room; water paid and all re-
pairs kept up; long lease; NICE new and
clean. Price $3.50. Only takes $3.50 cash
to handle 1t. Let me show It to you.
r. y. MUNCY,
4O6 Mason Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12

Ia today's Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-AE ELEGANT TUNED
upright plano. Address BOX TO- Her
Lid office.
FOR sALE-NEW AND SECOND
lures OF all kinds; easy payments
Send for catalogue. THE BRUNs-
WICK-BALlSE-COLL CO.. 33l
owing TO the rush OF business the
Talk-o-Phone department. or the South
ern California Music company will be
open "Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation OF Herald sub
seribers
Talk Phone free. Sea the proposition
ln today's Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12

FINE RANCH FOR SALE.
1000 acres Southern California, fine To-
cation, close to R. R.; Is miles from
coast Abundance of water. Improved
with fine vineyard, apricot orchard, al
falfa, etc. Good large ranch house.
barn, etc.
Price only $5OvvO.
For full particulars and TERMS ap-
ply to
FooTE REALTY COMPANY.
71s-71s o. T. Johnson Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12

FOR SALE-5O.OO0 SHARES MANHAT-
tan Mining Venture company stock at
&c per share, u cash. balance in 80
days, to be sold in one certificate.
The company reports that it has
leases on some good property in Man
haitian district where 1t is using dry
washers and is also intending to put
down a shaft on its own property
consisting of four claims lying in a
good mineral zone in the Manhattan
district
T. r. WALLACE.
Broker, 30S Union Trust Bldg, corner
Fourth and Spring SITS, Los Angeles.
Member Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
MINERS STOCK Ex-
change, ia South Broadway Phone
TIA. Public calls daily IL a. m. and
$3.50 p. M. and Saturday evenings at
8 p. m. Come and be convinced the
mining boom is on. Buy only the
listed stocks; others are making
money, you can do so also
E. MACDERMOTT. Pres.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12


COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
acres near Moneta, 4-room house,
barn. chicken corrals and fences, al
falfa; deep well, pumping plant, ber-
ries, vegetables. etc; $500. Terms.
acres near Moneta. all alfalfa,
deep well and pump; $500. A fine
investment. Terms.
acres near Mckinney home, A.
room house, barn, orchard. vineyard;
plenty water; $500.
51-3 acres at Altadena, in foot
hills; plenty water. beautiful view;
ADKINS g. BAGIN 322 Grant Bldg.
Phones Sunset Main 644S. Home 3778.
CALIFORNIA LAND 81 PER ACRE,
balance entire purchase price 81 per
week for each 3 acresJ no taxes, no
interests 5-acre tractsj level, rich,
clears ready 10 plOw. under irrlga-
tionJ perpetual water rights imme-
diate possession given. Particulars,
maps, etc., for a &c stamp. STEVIN-
SON COLONY. 22O Citizens Natl.
Bank bldg. Home Elk. 770J Sunset
Elk. 4O4.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12

The beet sugar beet land in the state
near sugar beet factory Price $50 per
acre, in ten annual payments. This is
the best chance for a man of small
means to get paying investment TO
be found in the state today.
w. H. TOWNSEND,
Room 210. 702 S. Spring ST., Los
Angeles.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Died

Al Sands, Mo-, on July 81, 1906 q,
lit'Ie Harley shelby, son OF Phiip "ud
Rutha Ponder, who have the sNmpa
thy of their numerous friends in
their loss OF such sweet lI'il" babe
But the angels called aud TIE wy oi
nu All.wi-c Providence u seemed b.
that he should gn. II there can be :
comforting though' it is that hia pure
little spirit has returned To the G"t
who gave It, pure aud unspOited bl
the world temptations, To his par
cuts tor thirteen months his swpeI
smiles were given, then little Harley
went 10 live in heaven
There's no baby face in the cradle,
No more will that dear little head
Ee laid on the solr, downv pillow.
our beautiful darling is gone,
The angels at glory assemble,
our lnvrd one, our darling awaits.
The smil" that II gone from the cradle
Now beans thrO' the beautiful gate.
AIrSTIE.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
LTDGES OE ELECTION

The County Court appointed
the following judges to serve at
the November election
ste Gcncvirve Precinct 80. Simon nu-
Rocher, Columbus Abrrulthy, Frank Geci.
Clovis Boyer, John Buumgartuer aud Charles
Schuler.
Ste Genpvievp Precinct No. ,, Henry y.
Gisi, Thos u. SlraGghan, VIM. NJ. Iiegl"r,
Joseph scxauer, John kicler aud Henry
Itiny.
Zen. Sebastian Palmer, John wolk, Henry
Meyer, Frank Baechle, Anton wiphtr aud
Anton Ecker
New Onpnburg Cyrille Cslliptt, y Dome,
Andrew nogrnmt;lor. Nicholas Grieshaher
Frank e. schuler and Frank Vogt.
BeleyiCw Israel y. LaRnse. Henry j.
Schilli. Francis l.. Drury, VIM. Loidn, Eli
Zelwig aud Joseph staeckl".
Copper Mines. Joseph Baumau, Amab Leon,
WIN. Bnsrr. August Grieshaher, Julius lioGen-
miller aud Anthony N"gt.
81. Mary No. Jules Deecretaz, oliver
Karst, James Cleveland, Lawrence Herzog,
/ Cyprian Boyer and Henry Roseman.
I St Mary No. Robert V. Brown, Jr ,
| Simon Graf John ". Brown, Martin Huber,
| WIN +. Schwrnt and Edward Schaaf
Staabtown Wnt. hudl"G, Frank !. sinab,
IF. A. Rigiou, WIN. JOggrrst, Nulentin" Rot
| tier and WIN. Oberle.
Miunith. Ralph Conman, G. \. Rimhoch,
Ferd voriker, Wendell Roth. WIN. Interest
and lame. u Turnhangh
Ozora Anton Trulman, Henry Giesler,
VIM. Hurst, Albert Otte, WIN. Siebert and
! Clemens Iirisrrrr.
A. Al
Fair play., 1906-08-18

P"li,iou al Wm. NJ. Xjeglrr, Henry
n, Gisi ct. al tor submitting Ia the
voters nt Ste. Grnevievo township the
proposition restraining swine, sheep
mud gonls from running At barge in
ST" Grnr,ievr rrwuship, granted
Bill of costs (s27 35) allowed IN in.
quest held over the bod, of An uu.
known man found in Grohc's pasture
on August 1T.
Allowed, Naumanu Il Son, mCar
for c"uuN Inrm, $50 2i. Telephone
Co rem Tor telephone, SO. EGrein
IL Chaser, blrCtismirhirg tor couury
larm, S22 Go Max Bndor, ml oi
Gusts, state -. Ed Mrridian, Sl5 So
state vS john lieuncil, Sll 80. ,Inhn
4. C"viugi"u, UYrrsCcr road di-iricl
NJ" 10, Sls 80
SATURDAY, AUG II.
In the matter "i prtiiluu at Rnlpl
e., iImrn aud more than 100 peririon
erS "t Ste. GcnnVi"Ne county request
ing rhc court to .unmiI to the voters
Oi thi- county ai the g ucrnl election
III N"rrmher, ,he proposition rrsttnin.
i"g swine, sheep nnh go"'s from run
nuug NJ barge IN Sc. hcurSirva cuum
~ Petition granted
Allowed, J. g Pan, quarter sal.
ny, 1928 services INSANITY cn.r, MIR.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
County Z Court.


THURSDAY, AUG ., 1906
Report II ruud COInuiI,-lrurr il JO.
-rph i:ndrr road case ordered filed
and court appoints tOllowiug coImIui-
= oucrs TO view road aud repurt nt
next term al court: Louis Guihnurd
Gotrlieh lirhu aud ilenry n. Gi-i
Qnnrtrrly settlement ot Max Bnhcr,
county treasurer, approved.
Allowed, Mr.. a. Suchrr. black
smiths bIIi, county tnrn, S3 Joseph
LIum0ndI"r, road commissioner, +,
Sl6. Max i"drr, quarter salary aud
d-bur-ing school funds, $lGs 81
FRIDAY AUG. 10
Ia the matter Of priItlon ni Joseph
Winters ct. al. t"" public road Conn
missioner is ordered tn view rnnd aud
r"pu'l ~ next rrguinr term at court,
New school fund boud ct Joseph
NJ. SrnbrI approved
Ed Brewer is appointed road over
seer part OF dlIirict one, composed at
school district n" 80, Township one
and school district No 27,l"wu-hip 2.
llrrmsn Lntz is appointed ronh
ovrrse"r part OF road district one,
6 imposed of school district NJ. 2G i,
township NJ. 2.
Road case Of u, ID. Gray son con.
tiuurd.
4 ~.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
WHAT THE KIDNEYS 30.
Their Uucea-ing Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy.

JLa;r Ir,,.,.,.i,, WrL E -
'"''' 'p'
n''"hg hh" ''e"''hN'
All the blood III the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
mirn,.. T,s tidn.y. el,.r u,o ,L.,.,
~, wv,
"TN WORK "'Sh' Sh' Gay men
hr",'hy '"ey remove "n"u' oUo %'"'ns
"' impure n"'''r h"'A "hrh M
he"''hY -"'ne part 81 ,hi- imrnre
'hhl'tr J. l'i' III w" hl""h. his
pr'hs@ "', h"hN dl-eHSe- ana sN"l'-
'bfI-- pam III Iht batk, hrhu"rlt.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
From tiIuLiitis, Mo.

Angus 9, 1906.
The prospects tor n good corn crop
at this writing are very tlaiering.
Plenty of rain this week the Saliur
has been pretty tln-h more than once.
Ralph C"tIman, G n Rimhoch aud
John May visited Ste. Genevieve last
Monday.
W. A. Schasf, our blacksmith, ani
Fred. M"ui", his son in law, spent II
few days IN ST Louis last week.
Willard Raridrn, in c"upnuy with
several others from Farmiugton, nrr
fishing on the Saline near Il. ) Prat's
farm.
James F Berry and Henry Klein,
collector ani sheriff Of Sc. Grnrvitvr
county, were in Minuih last Snnr,
day.
Water melons are now on the mar
ker Frrd VuelkPr has thus far pr"
iuced The finest We have seen ,and the
first on rh" mrrset
The ha-ehali game last Sunday wa-
horIV contested between the Biz
Monks of this place aud the Kids he
low herr a few miles The .c"rc wa.
q 20 & in favor nf the Big Monks.
We reported dri'y train ms,
week, but must sny that we have had
10 tr"iu ~ Nil thi. week, aud are NOT
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Docket OF cases IN which settlements are due
from executions. adIninisti atOr-, guardians aud
curuturs, at the regular Aug. term, 1906, "f The
Probate Court oI ste. 6eueNieye t"nniy, 10 pe
hrln az tlt Cnur, n"n1v H !, ,m sau O"um'S c,,h-
il,I e "
Estates of Deceased Persons.
-. A.. ,,,,
h"n"Hy' aug E"'h
WIN. q. NaufDnnn. Martha Natimann adm'N.
Aug Bequrltrt tVnit-le Butkplt alin.
~, H",", - 80 ~ , "'"
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Tuesday, Aug 2lSt
g.. n Mur,hN r. r. Muruhv ndm final sptt
j % Andrr.op Nancy NJ Anderson adm
Wu CIuyvplJ . : CIay aim
Nut,u Klein Jts Reich adm.
Juspuh i,udIof Franz iscl Il al of udm'X
&c. , ,,,i,.-, ,i ,t
hS'''oH w '''''"'H '"'' "''''7'
Frances Thu rmsu iusane VIM G. Boverie
curator
Inc. H. N,umanu H. Iuuniann prd
Nn Thurmnu John Thurman prd
ALVIN thurman, John lhu nun gld.
Jos. Z. ani Jas r. Brown, James W Nelson
grd,
thns. \ Marshall, y. X, Rozier curator
Chas. y " hitr, Chns. BInckleigc curator.
Tuesday Nuv gIsl
,,- ..,, C,..,I n,,-,
~, ,u',l, .n,7 ,"''aS a. ~ .
iuro. Hrn"c,I'c' ~ ~ r. a. h""'er curator
.i ."io ~. ~, ''p"WW nv nnr,, n,' 49,. E
,an.ic pI"".' - w ',"Nh cui"or ,,,.
h'''y ""' M" " 'P"''' -'"t"""S " P"e'
Fair play., 1906-08-18
PUHLIC SALE !

] will sell ~ the late Francis j
Th"murr farm. 3 l-2 miles south
east of SianbtOwn,o on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lst. 1906,
the following propeIty: Three
head of horses, , cows and cal> es,
3 brood sows and II pigs. farm
wagon, | spring wagon, corn
crushrr, | McCnrmIrk binder aud
| mower. | grain dilll, | hay rake,
corn planter. ! snlkey plow. ;
tw"-horsa plows. 3 onr-h"r-e
plows, ] harrow and stretch"r. 2
corn cultiNatuIs, bellows, |
vice aud anvil, also the Kitchen 4
household furniture aud other
things too numerous Ia mention
Sale begins At 9 O'Clock IA M
Terms cash
ANDREW j THOMURE,
A Administrator of the estate 0l
Frauris j. Thomu,r, decreased.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Attorney 7 Il. Whitledge of
ST Mary's. Mo is in the city Wis
iling his brother, Capt, Il }
Whilrdge, former supervising
inspector Of steamboats, in this
district. He was entertained We'd
nesday by Captains BrIvln Cal.
vert aud Hunter Ben Jenkins
Attorney WhitIedge was clerk on
the old steamer Emma q. Elliott.
On her second trip down the
river he received tifty seven
boquets at Ste. Genevieve, which
was then, IA now, one Of the
greatest flower growing towns in
the counlry.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
NOIICEr.

Notice is hereby given that the
10th annual meeting of the Farm
crs' Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pnny of Ste. Genevieve county
will be held ut :. B. Donze's
Hall in Wcingartcn ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1906,
There will be 3 directors to be
elected and such other business
will be transacted that may come
before the body.
All policy holders are cordially
invited to attend. j. ii. ORTEN.
Secretary
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Read the big Business College
ad. No Iced Of any boy or girl
leaving Ste. Gcncvicve this year.
PRoF, MooTIIART guarantees his
course of study ~ thorough and
modern as those taught at st,
MaryS Kas., or Quincy, Ill. Get
facts from the young men that
attended the Moolhart Business
College in Pennington last year,
Ask for the free booklet giving
absolute proof.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Prof. Moothart is organizing
the new Business College in
Ste. Gcnevicvc, this being his
fifth school in Southeast Mis-
souri.
Mr.. Moothart has made Il
speciality Of Commercial Educa-
ton during the past sixteen (l6)
years and promises to give the
people of this city and surround
ing territory a first class, high
grade training ~chooI-guaran-
teeing Il good Office position to
every graduate.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

For SALE. the FrIchrtte property
in north Ste Gpnrvirvp. Price less
than $500 il sold this mouth Ap
pIy 10 JOHN IIERTER. Ste. Gene
We've, or MRS ED. BLANDFORD,
Pennington, Mo
Fair play., 1906-08-18

A social hour was spent last
Sunday evening by many of the
Queens Daughters, who express
their sincere thanks for the rug
and chair. Sixty-six dollars was
realized. Mrs. lIamm was award
ed the rug and Mrs. Louis Leatt
the chair. b.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

For Rent, n large farm at Es-
tablishment Creek. Will make
reasonable terms to good, prac-
tical farmer. Apply to Mrs. Glenn
ent for the next week ut Estab-
liShment. after that at 1880 West
minister Place. st. Louis, Mo.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
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Mrs. J. 4. q LrCumpte re
turned to her home in St. LOuis
Sunday. She WAS accompanied
by her grand daughter, Miss Mad
cline Janis.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Ralph Sprigg of Chester, Tom
COruer of Prairir du Rocher aud
win Bovrrie of this city were the
guests of +. A. Rozier aud family
In Huntington Sunday.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

While working in Henry Oxen
fuss new building last Saturday,
p. j. Moreau fell from Il ioiSt
and sprained his wrist. He was
laid up for several days but is
now at work again.