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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
ZEN bei4eioensn @epGdsbauiern bas

Heh uelWetoeAeH 0eDd@S9du1ern 0dS
binter.
Wie ous bliibte, griinte nno 6uftete!
uno oa, f%eittpdrts, unter oen Bill
then elm fdli9tes, nie6riaes 6Gusden,
ole Sbir taum grDB senus, INN srbobez
men 9duptes binbur65ugeben. Mber
f4neetge Gardiner an 6en sSeniern,
uno iiberall &ofen oabor = oas aanae
9dus9en T9ien bon biefen peiBen,
rdrtteroen &oien limgeben su iein.
Seraoe als Batter S6mibt nit sD<
gernoer Sanb Die fleine Sbiir oes Gar
tens aufflinten ipoute, lief linn elm fleiz
ner 8ube In ben @eg. glono, blaus
ingig, nit aeflidten 50s6en un6 Bio
BEN 5uBen ftan6 er oa uno lo6te Die
alten Geutc IN. Sinter ibm trippelte
Elm Ttdo9en, ebenio blon0 uno ebenIo
la6eno in oie Welt f6aueno.
Mutter S9miot s~itterte pl0bli&, als
fs oieies 9ino lab. 90, geraoe 10 bate
ibr perltorbenes 2iesden ausgeIeben,
uno es fonnten nur ibres Sobnes Sim
Der lein. Die oa 10 oi9t por ibr itonben.
rDie beibt DUP" fragile tie ben 8u>
ben, Der tie aufmertiam betra9tete.
,0einri6."
Limo Su2" Sic beuate ii6 an Dem
tleinen MGO6en nieOer, oas 3utrauli9
ibres Mannes !9anb eenommen bate.
Die oieier in jGbem 9erlansen aussez
ifredt.
s2ies6en beib' i6!"
.WoQt Sbr uns tpobl gu Batter unb
Mltter fiibren, &tnber2" fragile iis pei=
ter.
9eioe 3inber nidten eifrie. Ser
8ube nabm Die ulte 6rau BEL Der 9ano,
uno oas feline MGo6en fibrte TOPPER
Den fremoen Mann.
limo 10 gingen lie bur9 bis 9lumen,
our9 ben Sonnenf9ein Bis gum 9aus.
Sort ftano Elm Mann nit einem
Spaten in Der 9uno uno grub. Do
neben, unter 8uf9 unb Baum, Iab Elm
junges @eib unb tpiegte elm ainb ouf
Den Nrmen. sic bate Elm blaues, per<
pai9enes &attuntleio an, uno in Dem
blbi4en, blafen @efi9t lusen Die Nu>
gen tief, tpis na9 tur5 iiberitanoener
&ranfbeit.
Qls lie smpurblidte, tpGre ibr beie
nabe Der &leine Dom S9ooB eefaGen.
10 iiberrdi@t mar lie.
9a bate ibr damn f9on Sen Spa
ten mitten in oas Ioeben iorgfam Be-
pflanate Beet getpprfen, belt elm paar
alte 2eute nit beioen Nrmen nmfans
gen uno mar gang auber ii9 Dor
Sreuoe.
Batter = Mutferl DAB Sbr MIN
bod gu mir tommt o9, oab Sbr
nun Oo6 gu mir tOmmt!!"
rSurrab = ser @roBpater!" f1rie
Der Qeltsite pl0bIi9, Der NIT groben
@ugen babel eeftan0sn unb fofort Den
| 3uIammenbans abnte.
@ater G9miot nobm untpiQfIrliG
Die Niibe BON &opf, Die er bisber ppr
lduter &iibrung nod a~ufbebalten bate,
als er oie1en iubelnben Ruf pernabm.
unO er fab 0us 2d9eln Der iuneen
| Srau nit Dem Singing i'm 4rm unh
fiblts oen marmen 9dnbebrud Der
S9piegerto9ter.
,Sie 5oQ balo pieoer rotbe Baden
trisgen," baGte CT, als er ihr blafes
@eIi9t iber Dem biirftigen &leibe iaf
unb babel an fein @ripartes oddte,
bus !Seinri9 sepiB gut brau6er
fpnnte in isinem @ei9dft.
SHUTTER S6mibt aber bate Der
&leinften, BEN Itrampelnoen 8uben.
plObli9 i'm Irm urO fiiblte, ME ibr
oas Ser5 nett puroe por 10 piel 2iebt
ringsum.
n@ottIpb, oab mir bier finb!' fiji.
fterte liz unter Meinen uno 2aAen
uno lie neigte fid un6 fiBte Den blon=
ben Gutsl, alS bGtte lie Tim etpas ab'
aubitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

-Ser prOb. COMMENCEMENT
(sum 3immermdbden): pima, 5iez
BEN sic ben Slid aus, id mOdte meis
mem @dpieseriobn Die Mitsift aus>
Sablen.
-Gre9. &ihter: nWie famen
sic ba5u. bas !6aus Spires Nadbars,
ben Sic ieIbft uls Sbren 6reunb Be-
Seifnsn, ansusiirben2" = 4ngeflags
ter: SD po0te INN buburd nur Die
WGrme meinsr Sreunbidaft Be-
tpeiien!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

Sur 3eatfertisung.
Sntel Geinen ftubirenben Neffen befu=
denb): nHa, bore NAL, in einem 8ierz
teliabre adt Slaf9en 2ifOr gu confu=
miren, bas lit aber ftart!" STUDENT:
SD bitt' Did, Snfel, i9 babe felbif
nod gar feinen setrunfen, fonbern
nur INNER iebem 9eri9tsboIsieber
elm @ldsden trebenSt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
Sumner Der 9Ieihe.

mSie BADEN ben Dieb alfo seiehem,
5err profeFor, iuie er aus. Sbrem
9auie fumg Wie fab er benin aus9"
n@r bate cine tolofale @ebnli6teit
nit Ramfes L. aus Der Is. 9bnaftie
Der pbaraonen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

@erf9uGbeter Sreier (smr
MiaipnGrssattin): ~. nnb pifen
@ndbisite. iparum id gar 70 serne bas
Grduletn Sodter beiratben mD4teg. {.
Meil ih an Sbnen febe, fpie reisenb
idOn lie einmal aIs Grau fein pirb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

3 m MIter pom 02 Sahren
ftarb in Nonrsntpeiler in gaoen 9err
W. Mob. Der bis an fem Gnbe fid ei=
nsr ieltenen Rufisfsit ~erfrtnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

- Spptt. Bauer (5ur 9krrf4aft,
berem Mutomobil u~ntertpess 5erbroden
iff): .Gabren g NIT mir. mcine 9err=
f4aften, mel Das'n limit aa!"
-5ortf4ritt. rWir baben
uns auf einem @paaiersans fennen
gelernt. beim &abfabren nerlobt unb
finb I'M MutpmpbiI gum Stanbesamt
sefabren.1
Stir Gnsfli9. Banter:
.Muf meinen Rafirer muB ih a@t ses
Ben. = ber Menf4 fat beute morgen
bas 2ieb ~6inuus in bic Gerne1 Dor
f@ binsspfiffen.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

.glein, neir, 1T bas Elm 2eib nit
meines Mannes @ebd6tnib!
S9aun's, ba fpmmt er mieber aus Der
8~orftenuns beim unb bat pereehen.
{i9 auf feline 5Ibe gu ftellen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

SIM Srpeueneef9dft.
9arl9en (pelder 8en3in bolen lou
unb ni6t auf ben Hamen fommt, gum
SrOsiften): SD mO4te firm @rp'
f9en = no, fold Iutomobilfutter!"
: Sic f9te9te GigaLTe.
3i9ter: nSas mar bod elm Bette
dunss@rfu4, als Sic benz @a4ts
tpGdter bic gisarre anboten!" 4nses
flaster: r8etpohre, Die fonnte fem
Meni9 rau4en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

Ser f96ne 2eutnant.
2eutnant: Sag Sbnen, Pbotoera=
pbien bon mir selten allen jungen Do
men als 9eilisenbilber."
PATHFINDER @usbrnd.
.Sn ben nG9ften Sagen finbet alfo
bic S6eibuns BON Sbrer 5rau ftatt2"
@bemunn: ga. iibermOrsen iperbe i4
freiseiprpGen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

n's is fdredli9, mas ma 10 bort
iiber bic Heblaus in bic Weinsdrten >.
@ott iei Sant, baB g tuenisitsns fpa
8ierlaus siebt!"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
FOR FLAT.eoTToMED EELs.
Only Kind Suitable for River, Accord.
ing to Humorist.

James Montgomery Bailey, the Dan.
bury News man, In whose employ the
writer had the good fortune to be- was
the posscssoy Of fund of ready wit,
which had a way Of cropping out at
the most unexpected times in his daily
life As we'll as in his writings
one day be received a call at his
office in Danbury from a stranger who
was contemplating buying some prop
"rty in NcwtOwn. eight miles from
Danbury, and abutting on a small
stream This brook had been spoken
Of by the owner Of the property in
glowing terms 10 the prospective pur.
chaser. who asked Mr.. Bailey several
questions about IT, particularly in re-
gard to its size.
How large a river is it, asked the
stranger
Wen. said Mr. HALEY contcmpIa'
lively TO the best Of my knowledge,
that river from the comb factory 30
the railroad bridge is easily uayisahl"
for narbouomrd crls boston Her.
aid
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
SheriFs Sale in Partition.

Mary j shannon, ct al, Plaintiffs
ElIluh,tn t,onItaIluw, ct AL, Defendants.
In Partition
In obedience 10 m order ut the circuit
court ct = Francois county. Missouri.
made ON the 2lih dlN OF august. l"", ~ %"
august tenn ~ said court Tor lHu., |, the
undersigned ~hrrln ct ~. Francois county
WIU proceed fr sell ~ publ" auction, fpI
the purpose ul partition, on
MO>DNN pECEMGER TO, tnUf,
between the hour, of nine u'cluck In IA"
forenoon and I'VE O'Clock ~ th" afternoon
at that DAY at tur south front door Of IN"
court huu~r In the city Of Pennington,
county uf i frlnrpI. ana star" ul Missouri,
ana during the session Of the Circuit court
of said county. the following described real
estate, situate. lying ana hoing In ~"
county Of ST. tSiuroi- ana stat" ut MIS-
-SHIri, to-wit
The southwest quarter Of th" northeast
quarter Ot section y, containing 10 acres
ana ia" northwest quarter %! the northeast
quarter 81 section 81, containing 10 acres
ANA all ul the east hail ot the southeast
al after of section SO, lying north OF the
Ste t.rnryIryc nnd Iron Mountain gravel
road described rs follows. tu.wlt begin
ming NJ the northwest corner OF sail east
half, running east to ~wnrtHs one acre
tract. thence south to center % Aforesaid
gravel road, Thence south "''s degrees
west along SAID road to west line OF said
east halt, thence north 81 ana ~ 100 chains
to the beginning. containing ~ ana jO-lO0
acres more or less. anu al OF lIlt NfHl hhll
OF the southeast uunrter nj section ", lying
north OF the ste. UpncNiCNr ana Iron Noun
tain gravel toad described Us follows
to wlt beginning IN tile center or sald
gravel Ipnd In the north ana south center
line OF said section, running north h.O.
chains to the center Ot said section, thence
east to the northeast corner ot Sah west
half, thence south ~ !+,.lu0 chains To the
center OF said gravel road, thence south
Cgi. degrees west to the place of beginning,
containing "a acres. less one acre occupied
rs graveyard, all In township 80 north.
range east, containing In the aggregate
1872 ~. lOG acres. more or less.
Terms OF ~alC-rwcnty I'VE per cent cash
In hand and the balnnC" In one year Tor all
In Nash at the option OF the purchaser, the
deferred payments Ia be secured by deed o.
trust ON said property, ana to bear Interest
at the rate OF SIX per cent per unnum.
j. j. CROkE, sheriff
NOV. q, 1866
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
AN OPEN LETTER.

During the past three years, Mts i.
McGGgur, 1928 Fourth street, South,
Minneapolis, has had an experience
which vii, i've long in her memory
aud should interest every wife and
mother, Relating It recently she SAID:
81 have had rheumatism amt ucu.
ralga for about three year, and 40 Que
knows how drradtul.y suffered My
whole system brcamr wcskcued and !
lost my appetite entirely had dull
pains in the low"r put Of tn" hnck and
frequent headache, Although tried
many remedies nothing seemed to
hcncir me About this time the papers
were full OF accounts If marvellous
cures effected by Mr. Cooper and his
medicine, paid IrDIc attention To it
At first, but the continued reports Of
nurr, tina, were constantly being
made inspired M, must admit, with
more curiosity lmn inlih ] pur.
chased small quantity Of the rem.
cIjr, and began their u,r. 10 my
gIrM delight began TO improve AL
most mm"durry and after | had
,aaru one uoII. Ut Cooper, New Dl.-
rDy.n and used one bottle pt cooper ',
quick Eraot. my pan bat .t' me- aud
also uy headaches. Sow am greatly
tY,rryt.rl ,t r1rr, y.,, eat well
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09

STNIE OF MISSOURI, ,ss
{ Ouniv Of II. Francois
In the circuit court, TO November Term. l'"'.
y G. NurWlnc, plaintiff
j. VI. TINT Il son defendants.
Nnw At THIS day comes plaintir ny his
attorneys, and Mes his afIidavlt. Hl"g
ing. among other things that defendants,
Irltt. deceased, are non. residents oi IN"
state ~ Missouri, ana that places ~ resi-
drurp are unknown tpthls pulntIT where.
anon n f. ordered hy the court Al the august
term thereof Tor i.er, that said defendants
No notified ny plhl'rIt ON mat plalrir has
commenced nm action against them ip his
which reaction On an attachment ami
that unless said defendants be- ana tuIshr Al
THIS court ~ the next term thereof. 10 b."
nrsuU aud holden Ia the Court Hons" IN
rhrrlty ~ Pennington IN said county Hn the
Igin Nay OF November next. ana On UINHfpr"
the Nr-f day uI said term, or h"'pl" the
last tIy Ut sud term, answer uI plead
To the petition the ~lmn Viii br taken as
rDnIr--rI ana Judgment rendered accord
IugIy NuI n is lurtuvr ordered that copy
hereof ba published according To- Lass 100 ~"
Furmuv'Du FINES, . new -pau"T published
100 tu. said county ~ 81. francois for lDur
weeks ,I,c,~-lyrIy. published at least ono"
20 week.. tho last Insertion 10 hr ~ least
uuuon days before tn" nrs' day ni said
November term Of this court,
Iy order at tine court.
true cory OF the record
Attest j q. WILLIAMS,
H. tIvrE ut the GREAT court
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
Secs Rare indian Bites.

Edward \. Curtis, the famous pho
rocraphcr Of Indians To aid whose
work ]. Picrpont Morgan gave $4,000
and whom President Roosevelt select
ed 10 take pictures Of Alice Roose-
velts wedding has been initiated into
the order Of Nhe'Snake by the Ilopi
indians in the rale Of Washington
lie is the first white man to take
the VOWS OF that mystic order. For
nine days and nights ne was held In
an lily ventilated underground cell,
with much fasting and many ccremon.
les. while the mysteries were ex.
planned to him.
He says that $50 snakes were used
in the course OF the Initiation, none OF
which had the fangs removed. The
Indians handled them with perfect
immunity
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
TELL OF COMING DEATH,
Omens Implicitly Believed in by Old
English Families.

r. is not IN supnrsluous Ireland or
Scotland uulg that omcns ar" sup
posed jo warm an old family OF death
Whenever TWO enormous owls perch
together ON on" of the battlcm"n'# of
the house of Arundel and WaIonr
death i- al the door The ancient
family of clifton of Clifton Han IN
Numughamshiro. is supposed 90 Dee
forcwarnod of death bg a sturgeon
forcing itself mp m" River Trent Tn"
apparilion Of a BcnodiCtinc nun Is
said TO warn the ancient YORKSHIRE"
Catholic family OF Middleton OF III"
approach ut death Camden iu his
Magma britannia in speaking of th"
antiquity and dignity Of the Hrorrton
family. says This wonderful thing
respecting them is commonly believed
and have heard it myself affirmed by
many. that for some days befor" III"
death OF the heir of the family the
trunk Of q tree has Always been s""n
floating In the lake adjoining ih"T
mansion. London 7. P.s Weekly
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
Beautiful thoughts.

rrl,,l. -, ,.ur ,,.. ,,.I,. anal
800 ,rJr ,.n. I.... aI,,,, 49,. g,nI,.
'' 'L I',' YOU" 1855. "'' ''
Many had m'u expect that a good
VIC VIII -.' mem Iu'' h''N'" J"N'
" '' 49,
i r. ih" greatest 81 "II mistakes
'u iu nothing because '0H can uh.t
do % ill'Ir. DO what You eau
Ri. hn,,.,t,.,.ro,,n ,iI..r ,n.n
f., .,u.,. tI. r.url uI.buuY,r.,I.
and S.. .ru,r.rg nm ,,orllrn, J,n
A., r,,...u, +. wIrb , rrJ .u,.r
r.nn. ,u,Ir.r o,.,I, f.. to fIl,,I,
mind with lirhrr and Io.,rrr tbIng-.
f., knnr ,ou, br,,,u and ,ou,. lurI.-
lu.,.d vim .u.,nyl and rru,bI,ps
,y,rl.
U''' ], w. oar. ''i"'Ir I'D '''
~ .'''R "'.p'l ""''"' u" ,'' i'I''
INA" AN """'nu ""r"' ANA an ''''
repentance VIII n"' >'rN' To ERASE
'h' ,,''il'E. h' careful therefore,
ana 'h"" '"N'"" "''"S always.
There are glmp-n~ of heaven
granted n, lay every act or Thought
ar word which raises rs above oar
-riyo, which makes rs think Ir,.
Of ourselves and more Of others
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
Much Virtue In Rice.

Muchi Ii Wing says the Chinese are
the healthiest people on earth, be-
cause they live solely on the three RS
rice. ragout and rennet. Chinese
rice is cooked without salt and each
grain stands to itself; and It is eaten
without butter, gravy, pepper or any
other coDdiment. Rheumatism and
govt are almost unknown among rice
eaters; yet our American physicians
sternly forbid It as an article Of diet
among victims Of those diseases.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
Administrators Noic..

N,'lrr IS hereby given that letters Of admin.
lstrlli1n Wrr" granted 10 the undersigned
3D., tine lruIIi" court ui - Francois county.
Mo, dated the -E1 day ut october, lsr. Hn
IN" estate ni
IpN NUn A. BEuE. Bccrnsud.
SD ppI IN. having claims against sad rs.
tate are required 10 exhibit them to fhr
ADMINISTRATORS for allowance within nUr
n|Iownuc" WllhlntWu years they VIII De in.-
ever barred.
ADA DEIIf, NdmTN
.tt#f.4ltET
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF al
ministratiOn were granted TO the under
signed by the Probate Court OF 81. Fran
co.'s county. Missouri, dated october 2ith
1906, on the estate CT
L. ;. hoy, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said es
tate ARE required to exhibit them to the al
for allowance within one year
from the date OF said letters, or they
may he precuded from any benefit OF said
estate; and II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date of said let
tiers, they viii be forever barred.
W y. hoy, Administrator,
November 2, 1905.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
suburbanIte in Bio Luck.

did you hear of the servant girl
Backlotz took out from the city with
him the other day? It's marvellous!
marvellous" said Subbubs.
Marvellous" querled Gilman.
She's going to stay. eh?'
"Oh! better than that! lie induced
her to buy the place for only a few
hundred dollars less than he paid for
It"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, Administrator OF the estate Of
+. NJ. GILLESPIE, Deceased.
Will make q nnal settlement Of said estate
at the next term OF the Probate Court OF st.
Francois county, Missouri, to be begun ana
held IN Harrington, IN said county, on the
second Monday in January, 1897.
". O'SULLINAN, Administrator.
November o, 1906.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-09
GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

rtching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to re.
fund money ii pAZO OINTMENT fails
10 cure in to ID days. soc.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
GRIM HUMORS HOME is IN THE BIG LUTHERAN CEMETERY.

live permanentS" as to the blessings the Gels
senhainer family have conferred on the place
This is the main topic OF conversation IN the
street., the beer halls. round the pretzel bas-
kets and IN the cemetery esDecially-When the
mud and slush permit Of groups standing any
where out Of earshOt Of the superintendent's
once.
The reporter Joined several such groups. and
was RstOnished 20 hear the accomplishments Of
this wonderful family. During thros generations
az least its financial genius has been established
beyond cav1 In the course Of the sixty yeaTs
that the Lutheran Cemetery has bean estab-
Iished, the GeissenhaineFs and their board OF
trustees Cogether known a. ''tho TTOupe') have
done tricks with dollars that Tor years have
been the marvel Of the huge audience OF ceZns-
.eszylot holders. Many 0f tAo. latter those Ns1a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

flower stalls the red nosed mon with the SALT
pret1el baskets the cherubic faced children SELL
ing 'buttonholes'' Of flowers. plucked by their
own innocent hands from the graves hard by
and the thousand and one things that 90 TO
make up the CIRCUS to which Magistrate
Wahle referred recently, in his address on the
"RttrHctions' OF Middle Village as q Sunday
pleasure resort.
Last Sunday the Tribune reporter took his
stand on the fOotpath In the main street (once
inside the cemetery, the luxury OF q footpath -
Q rar1ty), and watched the "dOaters" bowling
into the place. They mako for it SG break
neck speed hanging on 60 cars like baTnacies'
or snugly tucked away in the cushioned recesses
OF handsome mourning coaches Clouds OF
dust up ana down ths road tell OF the racing OK
GRnaraI yteamswO9o 9orfRnau sxaEE inch. .thssa.Un
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

. - q saTqni -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

pire TIL the crack OF doom This permanent
population. moreover. is mounting up each
week in leaps and bounds.
There is fun galore in Middle Village but this
is provided by a certain section only Of the
floating population. All the same, fun and the
light side OF life the places chief attrao-
tions. for there is nothing TO sec in the big
Lutheran Cemetery. on either hand OF the main
street, except what IS likely TO disturb the even
tenor OF the holiday makers peace Of mind.
And yet this is not quite correct for a Tribune
reporter only last Sunday morning had half
dozen OF the best laughs OF his lifetime down
by the huckleberry swamp in Section but
more OF that anon.
Those who come out for a ''Donnybrook' time
must stick to the main. the only. street. Here
are the "gin palaces" the peanut 8tandR the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

A. seasons go on Il becomes more ana moro
seDaEont that II Coney Island does not make
a4Se advance IN the number OF its attractions
must soon be eclipsed. as a Sunday holiday
sesorG by that suburb OF the Elysian B1eldS'
Atddie Village Long Island
Ths rivalry between the places Is OF lohs
sanding, but things win have 70 alter consideIe-
~ &c 'COney'' II Il Is not TO be hopelessiy leLI
z Ghs Face. for IN addition 70 age. historical IN
tSszsG aaA An immense permanent and floating
popIlst1on. its opponent has the advantage Oh
oeing advertised BY the energetic GeissenhaineF
family.
Hundreds Of thousands OF persons Ike Midole
village 90 well that they have come from all
PARTS Of the world TO take up their abode
tasCe. he overwhelming majority Of them hav-
ng leases on their -habitations that do not oE-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

experience IN financial hnessing IN OthsF Nlsk
have made from time TO time desperaAs eGaTt8
70 detect the methods employed IN these aznuzlaK
illusions. but the Geissenhainer TrOups OG ea-
tertainers have shown no disposition 70 xiVs
their secrets away. All OF which Il natural: bs-
sides. were they TO do 50. look a. the Gun that
would be lost to the lot holders for the nsxs
ten or twelve years, These last are IKE ths
curious children who would open the tOy bear
TO see how Il walks
What occasions the greatest amusement % ths
lot holders Is how with 50 much money az "a
disposal for over half century Cho star enssF.
tainers OF Middle Village have been able % cover
up evidences OF the many Improvements thar
claim TO have made.
As the day wore On.Tho TrIbuns nan esa 0z
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

dertakers, for they would regard II a. dis
grace 90 own horses that could be passed on the
road They look the part, too, as. oigar In
mouth Qhe hoarso drivers have particularly
large onea) and flushed as charioteers. they
emerge on the view out OF the clouds OF dust
This Is no overdrawn picture-it can be sean
any Sunday. with additional dashes OF color
impossible to reproduce. Middle Village and itS
general sporting aspect need no pun" here In
whatever capacity visitors pour into A4ddle
village, they arc evidently q thirsty crowd. for
one hotelkeoper admitted that ne looked 70
Memorial Day to keep him FOR six months
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
CEMETERY FINANCE.

The chief source Of amusement. however, IN
Middle village now ana for some time past ara
-ths DISCUSSIONS among the "aoassEai... eas zEes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-30

IN SOCIETY
ssssssssssssasSsssssssssss
Birthday Party.

Miss Grace Cumins entertained a
number Of her friends Saturday night
in honor of her thirteenth birthday
The evening was PASSED playing
games after which refreshments were
served Among hose present were the
following Misses Alice Mcknight
Cora Young, Grace Watts. Leota Jones
Leta Jones', Saliet Washhum, leila
Dunbar Blanche Dunbar, Salln Hb
Der, Ada Little Esther Gallagher HAT
tie Cumins, Grace Cumlns Messrs
Stewart Washburn. Cecil Stewart Eu
gene Russell Wllie Kendall Waiter
Rude Harry Thonherfy Kelley Thorn
berry Clarence Bell, Clarence Johnson.
Ous Little, Elmeg Cumius and Earl
Cumins
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-30
comnanu X nanca

The inaugural ball OF Company X
was given last evening a Armoty
hail The BAN was beautifully decor
ated 20 suit the occasion. with our na
tonal color. and bunting A large
number attended, the company clear
ing approximately 5000 which amount
viii be used toward paving for the
OF the quarters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-30

public reception will be tender
ed Rev ana Mrs A. S Buchanan
a. the Presbyterian parsonage. Thurs
day evening February lsE All mem
hers OF he congregation and their
friend are invited 10 attend