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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes Of interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and ReIa-
tivea.

stfF u ~ W il5ttA - III 81. i-'hls us
iting the Worlds fair
Mr.. John 5. Aisthorpe is confined
10 his home By illness.
Mrs. u, l. Maley il visiting friends
In DuQuoin and ST Louis
ar, u. F. Mccarthy has returned
from a trip to ST Louis.
AIR W. !. Williams of Thebes was
in Cairo yesterday on business.
Mr. Adolph kaufman went 10 Muir
phssboro yesterday on business.
Miss Lottie schaaf has returned
from visit with relatives at Padu-
cab
MIR Otto Schulz has returned from
a vacation spent At French Lick
Springs.
Mrs. J. w Marlng and son Don OF
Thebes. NJ, were in Cairo yesterday
shopping
Hon J r. Poye. mayor OF cardi
well. New. spent yesterday in the city
on business.
Master John Lewis. ir.. ~ Murphys-
horo is the guest Of his cousin, Mas
ter George Potter.
Missee Lulu and May Stone have r.A-
turned from visit OF few days al
Fast Prairie. Mo.
"A Miss Mayme cushman went to Co
lumbus.a Ky. Yesterday to visit rel
affyes ami friends
Miss Kathryn Mcknight has return.
ed from visit Of several days with
relatives In Cincinnati
The Misses Mabel and Nancy Swim
dler of Newborn, Tenn, are guests OF
Mrs w n. Crittenden at 222 Seventh
street
Mrs. A. s. Fraser and Master Niles
and Charles Schu leave next week
for Buchanan, Mich TO spend the
summer
Mr. W. A. Dauce Of woodyille, KY
has returned home after a visit here
with Mr. Charles cassell and family
Of Twenty street.
h Miss Florence Barlow has returned
to her home at St. Joseph. Mich. af-
ter a visit OF several days with her
cousins. the Misses Sutherland of
Elm street
Miss Maggie Weber has resigned
her position as stenogrspher at the
insurance Office Of John 7. Brown
and has accepted a similar one with
the Metropolitan Insurance company
Cairo visitors at the Worlds fair
report having met Mr. ani Mrs Geo
Wise. formerly OF this city, but now
of Chicago They are visiting rela.
tiyes at 4i4i Page boulevard, St
Louis
Mrs. F. p OLeary left yesterday
for Atlantic CITY \. J. She will be
met al Bnffdlo \. y. by her sister.
Miss Jane Cleary. aud together they
viii 20 to Atlantic City to spend the
summer
Mrs. Henry Engler and daughter
Mabel. Mrs John Beno aud son Emil
and Misses Annie Caraher and Lin
ME Green composed party that
went 70 st. Louis yesterday on the
steamer CITY of Memphis 20 visit the
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Eckhard- &C
companied by the formers sister.
Miss Bertha Eckhsrdt have arrived
from ST Louis and are guests OF Mrs.
Eckhardt's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Nichols of Ala Cross
street. They recently closed thest.
rical engagement at Omaha. Neb.
and will open with the Not Guilty
company in about two weeks.
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In Japan well-bred woman does
not 90 to the theatsf until she Is old
and ugly. II Is not thought proper for
her to understand music. II she Is
religious. she is termed Eighty She
spends most Of. her time At home at
tending to her children and servants
and performing all sorts of al scr
vice for her husband and his family
II has been said hat "a woman in
Jansn does not marry for a husband
buf % se sn unpaid servant to his
family "
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20

The lecture given at the preshy'
terrain church last night by Miss
Adele Clendenen on the subject of
the Philippines and her work there,
was one OF the most interesting talks
of the kind ever heard in Cairo Miss
CEendenen recently returned from The
Philippines. where she has been en-
gagged in teaching in one OF the gov
eminent schools about Toe miles from
Manila. A more beautiful and inter
esting collection of curios and sam
pies of artistic needle and other
handiwork of the Philippines would
be hard 10 find and those who ayailed
thmeslves of the opportunity of hear
ing the lecture and examining the col
lection were wei repaid for the time
spent. Many persons in the audience
asked questions. which We're readily
answered by Miss Clendenen, and the
lecture room of the church was filled
10 Overlooking.
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Yesterday afternoon about one
O'Clock poor sick woman. unable to
rise from the cot upon which she was
lying. was brought into the city from
Maiden, Mo. by the Cotton Belt
passenger train She was accompan'
led by her husband They were
without means and were trying To get
to Chicago. The woman remained
al Central station until nine o'clock
last night and though badly in need
Of attention received but little all
the long hot afternoon. About the
htlr just mentioned the attention Of
the mayor and several aldermen was
called to the case. The mayor was
urged TO DO something but refused
TO order the woman taken TO st. Ma
rvs hospital and discussed with con
siderable heat the bringing Of pau
pers into the city by the railroads
and said ticket should be procured
and the woman sent back TO Maiden.
AT last generous citizens made up
purse of few dollars and the wo-
man was removed to the hospital
The mayor was among the contrib
utors.
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John Petit. who was shot al Thebes
Friday night by Clarence Irvine. died
Monday night and will be buried to-
day, Irvine has not been seen since
Saturday. but the officers believe
they will be able TO apprehend him in
short time.
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Harry Stout, switchman for the
Illinois Central railroad who resides
at 1909 Sycamore street had his left
arm broken Monday night while coup
ling cars in the railroad yards. The
fracture is not considered an unusual
ly bad one DR., Bondurant attended
the injured man.
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Only leo WILLING.

WHAT" grumbled Mr be SENDER.
a marble tombstone for yeur pet
dos? Hub III wager you wouldn't
provide as much Tor me-.
oh. yes replied his Young wife,
demurely. I'd be glad tc."
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Mrs. Grace T. Magee and husband
have sold to Harry b. Ellis the east
half of lots &c q and %. block A.,
City Of Cairo, for Sl,Ioo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20

Today is ladies' day at Sport sman's
park and TWO games will he played,
commencing at $50 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20

The switch targets on Ohio street
have received a fresh coat OF paint
and look bright and attractive to the
train men.
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prief Mention ~ Events Concsrning
the People ~ Cairo and
Vicinity.

The Illinois Central employees are
wearing broad smile. The pay car
was here yesterday
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WASHINGTON BULLETIN.

Washington, July 1s.--lllinois-
Fair in north, showers and cooler in
south Wednesday; Thursday fair;
fresh north winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20

Electric tramway cars in Rome are
now fitted with postal boxes. the con-
tsrts of which are collected every
quarter OF an hour
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NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results OF Government observations
With Prospects For Cairo and
Vicinity Today.
Weather Yesterday.

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature, rs degrees
Temperature at p, m, IS degrees.
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simplen Tunnel.

OF the Simp.on tunnel. uniting
italy with Switzerland OILY 5sj me-
'ers remaia 20 be bored. the number
Of meters nomplctcd T. over $4,000.
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NEWS OF THE RIVERS
Conditions and Prospects as Shown
In the Government Report--Gen
eral News.
River Stages and Changes.

The following table shows the
stages OF the river at various points
with changes In "a hours.
Danger Stage Change
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CHRONOLOGICAL
July 20 Tn History.
.---.---------~~
I6es spanlsh aimada at-

1883 Spanish armada at
tackled by Howard
1s64 caroline soiilirs,
poet nd Novelist Wild
sIw IN the laureate,
died: born I1sa
1855 Austrian-Italisn ns
val battle Of l.isss,
.ls10-- Beginning OF h e
Franco Prpssian war.
French troops march
~ 10 the frontier and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.

The Baptist ladies will serve brule
and ice cream In Washington park
Wednesday evening. July 20.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
General River News.

The stage OF the river at p. m.
yesterday was 272. showing a fall OF
90 in twenty-four hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-20
Forecast for Today.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-12
Lectured on Boer War

General O. W. Joubert and Cap-
tain W. s. o'Donnell fought the
battles Of the f3Oer war over again
on the rostrum Of the State Univor-
sity yesterday morning. when ths1
addressed the students OF that ins;i-
tuition. Their remarks were received
With enthusiasm. The whole history
Of the origin OF the war with Eng
land and OF the TransvAai and Or
anse Free State were given by thg
Boer officers.
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TOO c0NFlD/NG

Because Harry bikes neglected 70
go 20 the proper authorities 20 get
a permit 20 peddle fruits and nuts
he was fined $40 and costs this
morning IN police court. lie Was Sc
yerely reprimanded BY the court for
taking the word Of the man who
turned the stand over 20 him and By
whom he was told IL was not neoes-
sary 10 get n permit 20 peddle this
class Of RoodR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-12
Asln Wanted

NEN and women 60 .isi IN building
hoapitni aud obtain fet themselves
and children free doctor, medicine
weekly nlek benefits hospital care
ami attention and funeral benefits.
For information write. phone go 81
call al our home office. SECOND floef
Victoria Hotel, t'rAterunl Sick hen
efit and Hospital Aanaeie t,ru tlucofs
poratetD. Phones Main ~. tudepsnd-
emit W
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Contracts Let

Tire board Of works yesterday
awarded the contract for paving
Harvard avenue 10 the Barber As
phait Company. The contract for
laying n water main on Seattle bou-
levard was gwen 20 Bell q Price.
-<4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-12
Fsrm land.-centInusd

NEAT new s-roofn house just fin.
iuHhod and painted. with 10 acres 90
good level land uicclf located ~
NcAdoNdale Price 10 easy terms
" KAT A WHEELER.
Union Block.
1iuMEHTEAns In Eastern Washing.
too under proposed soNsfnInsht
canal Geo W Crane. IL w. Main.
Is ACHES II land and a small house.
use sic Oriental bldg
Per sais--Resi Estate
BAyE HEET-0st . home At Rainier
beach. prettlest place on i-Ass
NeAahiugtou large lots toKliA, only
D.. - and fpo at 3 and 10 down
and 8 month. 0uif about > minutes
ride. e fare. plenty wood, city va
Ger schools. churches, Hforens etc.
funbar. 81 homes built 90 tf-f.r
Hundreds II people live At Hafhisr
beach ard work n city. Take wash
tKt0u 81 ears SEE uNhft -
ftuytevhnt. % hts agents AT Rainier
Beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-12

sfat building. near Broadway and
iHas street. the lae0ms 10 81 per
s ssq.n yoa I lasa 81 a - sass. just hs.
uru the interest yourself on that
II. . TURNER q CO,
~ Globe block.
COME TO-DAY"
HONE h. THE CRY. TWO ACRES
beautifully located. lake and noun
tain view sarden. Towers. fruit
tasty. eonvsalsBt rpornY house. At
the price. . a.. yea will buy u whcu
Yaa aeaaouf NDfd fer ~
CHARLES soAs Kris o CO.
Both Phones G.
second ave. and Marion 81
A RSAp-wTgr SEATTLE.
t-ruafn house, ) lots, AL cleared fenced
ard sst ia fruit II taken this seek.
tlsa. easy terms
" r. cAMPnEffA
Opposite FERN. West Seattle
aRE0oRY nARoAfga
DO you want 70 educate your ohndr~nT
Here Il your chance. A new Tsroon
houa~. lust one mile from University,
Eaod Sidewalk an the way. lot sstiee
All cleared picket fence. al out 10
- = 40" 81 rasA t,afancr month
EF GREGORY. RS Sullivan sldr
ADMINISTRATION SALE.
tsfn-s serea fine land. All fenced and
eisarsd. A-aere strawberries rood
tsrnun house with chicken houses
and parks, I ,ss !, "a 's ssgso close 10
n. NETTERfIkf.p.
aps Let ave. - starr. Boyd bldg
A uTxtffNF BARGAIN.
tass-Twu acres. 70 minutes walk from
electric car. a Sidewalk. store. grad.
81 school excellent Eoil. pure water
perfect iftis and easy terms.
nps i.t ave-. q Starr, Beyd bldg
A PINE BABGAIs.
tgoe-Two ACRES CLOSE TO an
RIDE TO THE CITY THIS ls
NICE LEVEL LAND. EXCELLENT
soil: PERFECT TITLE; EASY
- '-'''' q. ". NICHOLS.
Il ss PIONEER BLDG.
EXTRA GOOD MY,
N,ss waik from ths car. on fins
rad and only - minutes ride 70 this
city! one acre cleared. Moe stream
81 spripg water running through
'A"N' Nng III NfcHoi n
III ES PIONEER BLDG. -,
AWFUL CHEAP. goinE East. new 2.
story house. large tract Land also
10 corda wood only tsfs. terms 81
down, SIC per month close 20 car and
sehoei. owner. Office Garden station;
Occidental ard Yesier.
b.. ...............s.,..s....
GREGoRY's BARGAINS.
| .....ssssssttsfs..stsstss sssssssssssss
Lot isxiH feet. near University, or
water main. fine view. price az. o.
terms Of SIS cash and so per month
e. r. GREGORY. H-ss Sullivan Hlds
HOUSE. Z rooms. South Park: g-acr'
| land, $50, cheap homo, your money
worth.
House: large lot: ti.s5O; near car.
| House: Queen Anne. il.fp0. lot 4zxim
fino view; fine home.
SINGER, 2ii-2i2 Bailey bldg
S42s-oueen Anne Inn. near school An,
| car line, Third ave west, Just Huutl
| 81 Garfield. SO cash. balance In twl
| years. 9. ThwlnE. Owner, ti9 BoH
ton block.
| CHEAp-Good house. large tract o
| land, AT HillmRn city. only tft
terms, f2b down and s. per month
20 cords 81 wood free, come today
office on ground. Be fare on Wash
| tngton street
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A GOOD baby busy cheap. isIa STA
ave.
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A SEWING machine tn good order.
uafty quitting hauHckcepinEi ti..A
phone James tQli.
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LAUNCH whistles. complete. shaw
s Co. Culman dock.
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ron EXCHANGE


$500
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
rienssr building. fhensa Mai tsa
ACRE fttAe Is go SUBURBAN
400 CASH Easy MoNruLY PAY
ME&TAt HOUSES. , TO ! Rooms
TRACTS FROM ONE TO TES
water. view 70 mateh tbs pests
dream. Mature Il GrAndsr than
At Good car service YOUR
CHOICE as % l2eailog' YeFs Co
, lon ..l 1al sni, a'sss sAss . ss
attic. west Seattle Acreage. riao up.
Fer particulars call At effiee. OF see
MfjTfist REALTY COMPANY.
LAND near ths Seattle Tacoma Inter
urban road Is now Worth about three
times a. much a. u vas before the
rad vas built. Lard between Seat
tie and Everett will lump up IN
price the same way. The time TO
tuy n ia right now. Ths Meadow
dale tsn-Aere tracts are ready. Don
fan 90 see them At once for at the
rate they are goins. and a. our
prices. they won't last iens Level
land. good coil Prices So. ~ and
sso per ss ,'ssr veg ;s,s.si s.r'ns'
uuion Block.
4 ACRES, all cleared. fenced. tsrpom
near Brighton Beach iz-sa
9 acres: good house. all cleared. fine
orchard O. -. present revenue tsse
Price 9. 30
" acres. near Kent; $50 only. worth
I'm. Sacrifice sale.
20 acres. fully improved: r.Do
SINGER. ni-ns Bailey bldg
THIRTY families hsv. bought tracts
al MeaaowaaIe during the past fsw
days. and are nov moving onto them.
Men are clearing land. grading
streets and building houses. Meadow
dale = already a very busy place
day before. Dent delay another day.
Go up and pick out your tract be-
fore II f. too late. The price y what
makes them sell Nothing like them
on the market for the money. Re-
member. We are ceiling these ia-arre
tracts ~ rich level land for $40
sarne for ff4 and some fer 80. on
very easy terms.
WEST a WHEELER
Union Block.
IcRE AND HALF-ACRE TRACTS
Al Rainier Beach. few blocks from
county Tor fruits aud vegetables. and
an ideal spot for chickens OF pigeons
Only about y rningts.' ride and 8
fare Sold at much less than adj
Joining lake front property. on easy
monthly terms Lumber. or homes
built on terms also. Take Washington
81 cars SEE Mr.. sturtavant, or his
agents at office ~ Rainier Beach.
ACRE TRACTS
I 60 i0-aeFe trsets good sol, lsyel
/ land. south q the city oNerlooktns
the Sound. SO 20 30 per acre. easy
r. NJ JORDAN.
| - Colonial block. n. :. corner End ave.
and Columbia IT.
Phones-Red %. Ind. 2zI1
TEN ACRES. nicely located at Mead
Il oWdate. part bottom land. part up
land. all good soil. nice creek run
! Ming through the tract. Price 100
/ IL cash, balance easy payments.
WEST n WHEELER.
Union Block.
.tsFE orr NEWEST. LATEST
/ LISTS FREE Special offerings II
i ACRE TRACTS FARMS, HOUSES
LOTS IN Seattle. roundabout In tn
'C;iifARIFs sOMERs & CO.
| Both Phones so
Second ave and Marion -.
SUCH a BARGAIN
ROO acres. 10 min. walk from cleo
| trio csr. n sidewalk, store, Rrade'
| school excellent soil, pure water
perfect title easy terms.
CHAa. y. ADAMS.
Gglk First ave.
20 Starr Boyd bldg.
AcREAGE-wEsT SEATTLE.
For Ali Point. Spring. Hiil, or Yves
! oDpaafte Ferry West Seattle.
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ron SALE Lodging House. by owner.
A auap u taken at once best luCa-
ton "a city, ts Third av. Phone,
Red lk1
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For observation-disclosures cor,'d.
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Stylish clothes. HERALD. 1898 "a
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Psr.anal.-contInu,d

PRIVATE DETECTIVES Address
IioI itN business strictly egHfidsn-
ttni 40 divorce eases.
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Toad O

For sals-Misoellaneous--coutd.
A SEWING machine IN good order
uafty quitting hauHckuepinHi ti.sA
Phone James ao2L
LAUNCH whistles. complete. shaw
s Co. Culman dock
A GOOD bahy buEey cheap. igIa S,h
ave.
COW for sale y Jersey, 6si sard ave.
Lodging Housss-Far Sale
i0H Sal u soagng flouac Is owner
snap n taken al once. best loca-
ton ~ city. e3 Third ave Phone,
ron SALE Lodging House. hy owner.
A enap u takcn az once. best loca.
ton "a city, cs Third av. Phone,
RED lsa
FoR sALr-1.odginF house. always
aulrs Of Mrs. NJ. Dick. Sos's Firat
ave. south,
ron sAI.E-s % room lodging house, A
snap strictly modern. Enquire blo
Sixth ave,
FoR SALE is.room lodainE house.
ihiaA THIRD ave. near Pihe.
For sals-Furniture
ROOMS. Madison st. near nroad-
nay nice location good furniture
ter ssls yery. cheap. Low rent Ready
to Htep tiEht into Call 100 Fast
Madison a.. OF telephone hsd iit
For sALE-New furniture o. rooms
cheap; walking distance. no hllln'
PARTY leaving city Phone. Red w
f1e Minor north.
ron sAf.E-New furniture 81 Groom
pleasant flat Rent 80. Z rooms rent
81 s.. "a University.
FURNITURE Of u rooms and house
fer rent. all houhFk repinE ruomn,
Coed furniture and fine view At
iow pfiee. Go seventh ave.
FURNITURE Of Lroon flat for sale
al furnished for Housekeeping Vso
Re Ffth ave
GROOM modern fiat. furniture for
sale. fiat Tor rent SIS a SNAP. II
taken at once Phone. Red nA
FURNITURE % Broom house FOE
sale. cheap, because party u leaving
town 10 Cherry e.
FIVE uleely Furnished rooms tor sails,
nsw furniturei muat 40 At once. tS
sth ave
Fer ssls-Furnlshsd Roems
FOR SALE our.ruesn fiat rooms fof
rrnt. Price for furniture hso9o las
SRooM fiat foe sale. tzsa No agent
itlsa fhltd ave.
>,~--.--,.rfss...-lssIs.ss hsnss
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Massage
FlnanelaI

VAPoH, Massage Baths. 1911 Third.
or Pike.
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Lodging Housss-Far sails
R0H sA1 ,El oaEing House. Is awngr
ton Ia city. a3 Third ave, Phone
lied -.
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FOR sAt.E-Now furniture % rooms
cheap walking dlHtancos 10 hlllns
party leaving city. Fhons. Red wv
tef Minor north.
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NOTICE
what have you for sAirf
We can sell your business On from
one 90 ten days Call and zee ns No
charge before business 10 sold.
PERRY A. CO.
fio-Tis First Az Room = Sullivan Bidg
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Wanted

HAVE nice ufficc. two steneefaphefs.
nVrshtp fer the purpose ~ carry nag
on rral estate busiue4s, Will hp able
10 10 canataerahlr ~ the office work,
Address N-eN. The Star,
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ECLIcITORS wanted. neat appearing
mem e1-iuFuTance people preferred
something new; good inducement 70
ply. Call a m. Room 81 Victoria
Hotel. fads First avenue.
TvANTED-Me a. Hiiiman city and
Garden Station for all kinds Of work.
10 buns need answer.
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tro-s ACRES garden land. IN the val
icy. all cleared five-footn hye'
q, 30 10 acres. % acres cleared. - IN
pAsture. balance timber. - acres IN
dsr fence bearing orchard. tout-
rpouu house barns, chicken mouse
Z, "a acres, an first class bottom
land 70 acres cleared. 20 w pasture.
Groom house. barns and chlqWeh
no u ft.t'ft.SgHTN x kTtSELI.
Room - Hoxweil block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-12

FoIDTRG HEDs-Marrls Mantel and
upriEht Folding Reds. Tables and
Furniture Factory. si6tf Pike Re
pairing done
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-10
RAN SHORT OF MONEY
Philadelphia ShipbuiIding Com
pany in the Hands of a
Receiver.

Philadelphia, Dec 9.-John ~. Grange
was today appointed receiver for the
Neafie & Levy Ship Building company
one of the oldest concerns of the kind
in the country. The company recently
completed the cruiser Denver for the gov
eminent and is now constructing the pro-
tected cruiser st. Louis. The latter is
about 90 per cent completed. 1t is under
stood that the financial loss on work for
the government caused the emharrass-
ment OF the company.
The cOmpany's attorneys say that the
assets Of the company far exceed the
liabilities, but are not at present avail
able. The concern viii be rchabilated
and continue business as heretofore.
The Neafie & Levy company has done
and is doing much work for inc United
States government. The protected cruiser
St Louis Is now on the stocks and is
tWO-thirds completed. Beside this the
company recently received contracts for
the building OF three steel tugs for the
government.
The company has built several torpedo
boats and recently finished the cruiser
Denver. The company is also doing much
private work
The money expended oil the ccrstruc-
tion of the ST. Louis. when will eventu-
ally he ret urned 10 the company when
the government pays for the cruiser. is
given as the principal cause for the pres
ent differences.
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TIIE sAT AXE Herald sArlkDAA DECEMBER TO- 800

from ear to ear The motive for his
crime vas robbery, the woman having
800 seereted In her ga r1nents. g.
The other three Murders inclc9 e q white
man. who is said To have become separ-
ated from the surveying camp. where he
was employed sonlts ears ago. he Wee
killed With an axe His remains were
plundered and then hurled n @ise woods.
The name OF this man cannon row be
ascertained. The other TWO MURDERS We're
those of Indian tribesmen. All Mere COM
mitted in the same cold bioQded fashion.
either for plumber orsrevenge
The police say the northern end or
Vancouver island and that portion or
British Columbia mainland nearby have
been rid of their most dangerous and
troublesome robber by the surrt nder of
-Meet-HOwya.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-10
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